Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons.
Speaker 2: Throwing some ice mix in some.
Speaker 3: Vodka in color.
Speaker 4: A podcast from the Mac of All Trade Studio in
Fairport and driven by Victor Chrysler Dots jeep Ram. It's
Billified the Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 2: Well, hello and welcome. Thanks for getting your pot on.
Thanks for telling a friend. That's how we spread the
word about the pirate ship as the ship talking has
already begun because I said it to Danny Ago. Danny,
you were the first one to say that the Bills
will go seventeen and oh you said, I did not
say that. I said they will be favored in all
seventeen games. Yes, and it's it's they could potentially possibly
go seventeen and oh yah's possible.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the only m in the NFL.
Speaker 2: So put your name on it, like Edwards said.
Speaker 5: The only team in the NFL that is favored in
every single game so far right now June May.
Speaker 3: You don't even know what month it is.
Speaker 2: He won the Super Bowl. Print those tickets, Cavin Kevin is.
Speaker 3: Know what, He's a more cynical Bills.
Speaker 6: Pair than I am. Print the tickets. You're going, Greg,
but Dad said so?
Speaker 2: But hang on a second, you know, as he's going
to make fun and say that it's it's only May,
it's only Where were you? Where did you go this
past weekend?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: Where did you go? Why did you leave early?
Speaker 6: We went because we were supposed to go in March. Yeah,
we're supposed to a tournament in Springfield. Yeah, and Brady
or not, Brady Tyler's wanted to see Joe at stadium
because I've taken pictures.
Speaker 2: Look at this, Look at this. He's blaming his kid.
He I'll get him on the phone right now. It
was he wanted to go. That was his one thing
he wanted to go. I'm sure he did. But I
wanted to go to trade Joe. So it worked out.
Speaker 3: There's a trader shows here.
Speaker 2: In town alcohol now that sells alcohol. The trader jokes
special alcohol they do, and it's cheaper and it's man,
it's pretty good. And it's like people who go to
Costco and stuff. I know, I know, mister health, not
over there. I don't drink. It's all poison. I'm not
putting the poison in.
Speaker 5: My body's survived this long one another bottle. No, he
wasn't that choke if it were for alcohol. The Irish
would have taken over the world.
Speaker 2: That shit. Exactly, God damn it. You know what I'm saying.
He went.
Speaker 6: We went when he was little. He was like one
and a half and Sam was small. My uncle lived
when he lived in Boston.
Speaker 2: They must not remember that. He didn't remember it. So
we wanted to see it again. Yeah, so we went
up a day early. But what did So what's going
on at the stadium? Like do they make it interactive?
I'm curious because don't forget, this is the last season
for the Buffalo Bills at High Mark. They go into
the new stadium, and I do wonder if they'll be
like year round. I don't know, you can come in
and have they have like a little walkway or a
hall of fame or.
Speaker 5: That was the idea, Like that was that was the
idea because that's what the packers did.
Speaker 3: That's what everybody was doing.
Speaker 5: Like little malls, shops and all the other stuff, all
the accouterments that come with the stadium.
Speaker 3: That was the idea, and they did it in Boston.
Speaker 2: They did it.
Speaker 3: But what happened was when the.
Speaker 5: Jets and Giants combined for a stadium. The land costs
so much money that all they could do was just
we're just gonna build a stadium.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 5: That's all we can do New York, right in the
middle Land, New Jersey. So in Buffalo, it's kind of
the same thing. That's all we're gonna do. Right now,
Let's build a stadium. We'll try to do the rest
as we go. But the idea, because like what they
really want to do is the Jerry World idea, which
is not just a stadium, but a hotel and a
golf course and a mall.
Speaker 6: There's two hotels, there's a full outdoor mall.
Speaker 2: Who owns the hotels?
Speaker 3: I think Craft owns the whole thing.
Speaker 6: An I don't know Craft owns the hotels. I know
he owns the.
Speaker 2: Own the property, So I don't know that alone. Right right, mcdonaldsle.
Speaker 6: Radius to the stadium. He owns everything within a mile
radius of the stadium.
Speaker 2: Wow, okay, including.
Speaker 3: The rub down shots bill. They can't charge me because
I own it.
Speaker 6: So they've got they've got obviously a tenormous team store,
and that's got their Patriots Hall of Fames attached to it.
And then they also allow you can go up to
the big Lighthouse they built it overlooks the field.
Speaker 2: Did not know this. It was closed.
Speaker 6: We were there Thursday for a private event.
Speaker 3: To let your cigarettes with it.
Speaker 2: It's not but it's a lighthouse that overlooks the lighthouse
that they.
Speaker 6: Built overlook that overlooks the stadium.
Speaker 3: Flame.
Speaker 2: Right, that's that's that's Vegas. Vegas has the flame. But
that was Friday was going to be like all glass enclosure.
Then oh wow.
Speaker 6: And then Friday was closed because they had Kendrick Lamar
coming in on Monday. So they were getting all the
stuff set and they Kendricks people wouldn't let anybody see.
Speaker 2: The stage and set up and anything like that.
Speaker 6: They were all but you can stand right next to
the team store, look into the stadium and see everything.
Speaker 3: He was lining up all of his Drake disc tracks too.
Speaker 2: Brand new. Yeah, maybe we could throw one of Javis's.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that'd be great.
Speaker 6: But we were staying at the hotel right in Patriot
Place you were, and it was the same hotel that
all that they had all the rookies and all the
undrafted kids coming in and they were all staying at
the same hotel.
Speaker 2: Oh wow.
Speaker 6: So we had gone to dinner and we came back
and Carrie was being carry so I said, I'm gonna
go down to the bar. Were married.
Speaker 2: I don't know what that means at all. I think
Carrie is a lovely woman. Kevin want to.
Speaker 6: Dig, gonna give you a So so I'm like, so
I'm gonna go out of the bar at the hotel
and my soccer game. Okay, So it's literally just me
because it's a Thursday night and nobody. So I'm talking
to the bartender and he's like, oh, yeah, all the
all the rookies are here. They're all playing. They just
can't pick them all up. And they had like these
big sprinter type trucks. Okay, yeah, they we're bringing.
Speaker 2: Them back and forth. It's with and because.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so I texted Tyler, I go come down to
the lobby watch that game with me.
Speaker 2: And he comes down. I go.
Speaker 6: The bartender just told me that all the players are
staying here that are in town for their rookie camp.
You know, maybe we'll see some players.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So we're sitting there and all of a sudden, two
sprinter trucks rolled up and I'll jump a bunch of
a bunch of players.
Speaker 2: Anybody recognized, Like I don't think I'd recognize it the.
Speaker 6: First the first couple of rounds. No, I mean they
all had their backpacks on it. Townsend State and all
you know D three, all D three kids that are.
Speaker 5: Because they got to fill mini can't practice rookie camp practice.
So they bringing guys who aren't even gonna make the
team just to.
Speaker 2: Like, yeah, but what a thrill for those guys when
you think about it.
Speaker 5: Right, Bill's like brought in a YouTube quarterback like ten
years ago. He was like one of these YouTube trick
shot artists. Really, his name is Andy Krp or something
like that. He didn't make the team, but they had
they had to have practice, so they bring a lot
of people.
Speaker 6: So we're sitting there and I'm I'm drinking as I go,
So I probably fifty bucks into the night.
Speaker 2: Not at that point overall, for while, the hotels are
a little more extrassive, right, So I'm I'm It's not
like I'm just sitting there tuddling my thumbs waiting for
players to walk through.
Speaker 6: So they walk through, and I said, Tyler, they want
to take a picture with you.
Speaker 2: So we go over.
Speaker 6: We get three or four of the guys and they're
happier than ship to be recognized. Yeah, I mean they're
all nobody's and they're just happy. They're smiling, and they're
taking pictures with Tyler. The hotel manager comes over. She goes, yeah,
you can't. You can't do that. You can't ask these
guys for stuff. We're not really doing anything. We're just
asking for pictures. Yeah, we don't have we're not asking.
We don't have a binder full of stuff and six
footballs and say.
Speaker 3: Hey, which, by the way, happens.
Speaker 2: It does.
Speaker 6: Like it's a kid his favorite team, he's got players.
He just wants to take a picture. They're just standing
at the elevator waiting to go up. It's not like
they're doing anything. And so I said, the next round
of bus on front. So we walk out front and
we're taking a couple more pictures and she comes. Shees,
you're okay out here.
Speaker 3: I can't control you.
Speaker 2: Why the hotel I don't know. Yeah, So was she
afraid that there was nobody I cannot. I mean, I
can understand, and I want to hotels. I get it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there was a Patriots security person kind of standing
there too, but she didn't say anything to us.
Speaker 2: I just wonder if they made a deal, like, hey,
we we'll make sure that the guys aren't aroused. Yeah,
but I mean it's not hotel.
Speaker 3: Well, he wants to use your hotel, you better keep
this locked down.
Speaker 6: Which is why I'm thinking that Craft may have a
say in the hotel because it's right obviously right there.
But I'm like, if there was a I get it,
if there was a bunch of people there, and yeah,
pocket the pre autograph, she was.
Speaker 2: Nice about it. She wasn't inside, she was nicer outside. Yeah.
Speaker 6: So all of a sudden, the last bus comes to
and it's got Will Campbell on it. Who's the number four?
Were all pick and that's oh my.
Speaker 2: God, it's Will Campbell. It's well Campbell.
Speaker 6: So we just get up and turn around to look.
She's like, I will call security and we will have
you thrown out of here.
Speaker 2: Really in my in my mind, I'm.
Speaker 6: Thinking, okay, whatever, And I'm like, I thought about it
after the tiler. We should have just gotten on the elevator, gone,
we're just.
Speaker 2: Going to our room. Yeah, right exactly, and done it.
Speaker 6: But and then as I went on a couple of
them trickle back down, they were kind of mingling the lobby,
going over, you know whatever. The coaching staff gave him
paperwork wise and playbook wise and stuff like that. So
they were just kind of sitting there. We didn't bother them.
But because it's a kid, I mean, if it was me,
I could say, yeah, I understand, But so she didn't.
Speaker 2: Want she knew that Will Campbell was on one of
the buses. I'm sure that.
Speaker 6: I don't know if she knew, but I'm any it
was all the players.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so once you got up in the hotel, she
said it. We just got it.
Speaker 6: We were literally at the bar and they were across
the lobby at the elevator.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Sometimes like I just want to see him. Yeah, So
Tyler went and slid into his DMS on Instagram. Hey,
they yelled at us, if you have any interest in
coming down, I would love to take a picture with you.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I don't think you got her pos but worth
a shot for a shooting shot. Okay. Interesting that they
this woman would be like okay outside, not okay inside,
and then like really clamping down. Yeah I didn't. I
did not get you thrown out of this hotel. I
don't think she knew, bitch. I don't know if she
knew if we were staying there or not. Yeah, so
that might have been oh yeah, but I was just
like whatever, I don't whatever. Yeah, be a bitch. How old?
How old the person was?
Speaker 6: She probably late twenties, early thirties.
Speaker 2: Oh so younger younger, And we're coming out at the
hotel change Yeah, yeah, probably. I mean you're sort of
craft all the craft, all the craft that stuff. Yeah,
it's it's weird the power people get when there is
nothing to be powered over.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Then the guy that was driving the bus, he come over.
He's standing at the bar watching hot game with us. Yeah,
a few minutes, just shooting the breeze with us, like
nothing's going on, right. He's the one who said to
watch out. We're on the fucking revenge Tour this year.
We're coming for everybody.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm sure, Well you gotta. I mean, Danny even
said yesterday a team that he is concerned about is
New England because Ray Bull is a great coach, or
is a coach who can turn things around us quickly
and get the guys to buy. And I don't know,
like the whole thing looks impossible to me. The older
I get the more I watch the NFL, or I
watch professional sports in general, and I go, it's fucking amazing.
It's amazing what we can do. And you know, to
see one guy have a bad night and then everybody
jump all over him and they suck. And then like
last night, some guy who's been sort of a journeyman
in the NBA for the Celtics had like eight block
shots and or maybe eight three pointers and six block shocks,
whatever it was, I mean, but significantly game changing moments
that this guy had, and they're all like, he's been
a journeyman. Yeah, because it's fucking hard.
Speaker 6: It's it's like really hard. You got the Maple Leafs
who were expected to blow Flord out of this series,
but they got hammered last night, and the fans are
throwing jerseys on the ice right, and it's like.
Speaker 2: I just it's I don't know what it is. I
don't know what it is, but it looks tough, and
I I think you can learn a lot from sports.
You know, Florida exactly that overcoming it, pushing through next
day is another day, you know, sort of that goldfish mind.
It was wins and losses, but it was just weird seeings.
Speaker 6: Someone came in with just backpacks and stuff silement looked
like they had come right from the airport.
Speaker 2: Really all the practice facility.
Speaker 6: They were rolling in with suitcases and the binder that
they rolled out and they were sitting looking through.
Speaker 2: I'm like, this is.
Speaker 6: Your been in the organization for four hours. You got
this binder that's this thick and you probably have to
know it by tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Here's the thing I would love to say to
these guys, like they went through the lobby and I
have everybody come down and go give me three things
you noticed in the lobby as you walk through. And
I bet most of the these guys probably couldn't because
they're so focused on where you know what I mean
talking about being in the moment or seeing or whatever,
or just sort of enjoying the moment. Hey, I got
this far, I'm only walking away. Let me enjoy this.
I know that I got work.
Speaker 6: And that's the ones we got pictures with. They were
absolutely they were like absolute freakout. Yeah sure, having a
big smile, Yeah, enjoy that moment. But I bet you
I would think majority of the.
Speaker 2: People could not give you three things that they've noticed
in the lobby as they walk through, and think of ourselves.
Speaker 6: A drunk at the bar watching hockey, a twat manager,
and a kid.
Speaker 2: Three things I noticed.
Speaker 3: You're the Bob ross words.
Speaker 2: It's just gonna say. I was trying to think of
a literation where I get What could I get that
would go with twat? But then for Kevin, let's be
an angry little manager.
Speaker 3: Here there we go. Let's get for a friend, No,
it's not.
Speaker 2: And then the kid, Oh that's pretty. That's frustrating, isn't it.
It's just so sometimes these things don't make sense, and
you wish that people would use better judgment.
Speaker 6: Like I said, I get it. I've worked at hotels.
I don't want you don't want people mingling. But it's
two people. If there was fifty, I could see, yeah,
we need to push this outside or whatever, right, But
it's I'm not even Howking Tyler. I would have probably
taken a picture of a whttle Campbell.
Speaker 2: Hey lady, hey lady, no one thinks much of New
England anymore.
Speaker 6: I should have told her, do you know who I am?
I'm on a fucking podcast, lady.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm on a podcast. Me and half the you know,
do you know Greg Connor's half the fucking world is
on podcasts? You know what I mean? That was you know,
Doug Phelps. You know, it's funny because somebody was saying
something to you played your handicaps all lately, they did
somebody was I was hearing somebody go, yeah, man, I
know somebody who's got a podcast and they get like
half a million downloads like that, that's really great. And
they say, is it Joe Rogan? No, and they said,
uh no, they've really been grown and stuff like that.
And they go, what do you get? And I go,
I'm not getting that. I said, but the downloads aren't
necessarily listens. Your listens are probably a little bit lower
than that. And they're like, yeah, well, I go. Look,
anytime anybody can get an audience and maintain an audience,
I mean, that was the whole game in radio was
to get an audience. That's why he kept the job
because you were able to keep an audience. If you
couldn't keep an audience, you didn't keep a job, right,
I mean, how many people did we see get fired
through over the years there couldn't keep an audience, didn't
I didn't timing of that statement didn't come out right.
But and I'm like, you know, but the podcast world
is different, and it's a slightly different game. But it's
an attention game. And if people like you, I like you.
If they don't, they don't. But you can't go sweating
that ship. No, you know, you just can't. I don't know.
Speaker 6: Do you want to play guests? How much I spent
on alcohol Trader Joe's.
Speaker 2: You want to wait?
Speaker 6: Wait till our guest comes on? Let him play too?
Speaker 2: Nick?
Speaker 3: They play Nick.
Speaker 2: But it's a game I heard last night shit Kevin
like twenty and the only thing like I didn't have
enough time to edit and put.
Speaker 6: I'm wondering if they're all in cars or if he's
had like some maybe a lawnmower, maybe a bike.
Speaker 2: That's a fair question.
Speaker 3: Maybe one of those. Yeah, those like fair questions.
Speaker 2: Very fair question. But I didn't know you could get
one of those riding suitcases. Yeah. P. Seventy four. I
didn't think you could get them. I didn't think they
were given d wys or whatever. Ov I I'm sure
the sticks they do. How through and five been around?
Speaker 3: I thought the sticks would be You're like, all right, Charles,
I'm taking you home.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you. Yeah, me too.
Speaker 3: They need that money.
Speaker 2: Well okay, but that's how to.
Speaker 3: Give out tail light the sticks.
Speaker 2: Right, But this I grew up in the sticks. I
don't remember anybody getting a d w I until it
happened to someone very close to me in the year
of Our Lord nineteen hundred and eighty nine. Okay, that
was the first time I knew somebody who had one.
Speaker 6: Oh, John Paul, John Paul d w I all right,
yes and yeah jump and I maybe there was some
kid prior to that who had one.
Speaker 2: Uh, I don't remember. Yeah, there might have been one
in like eighty seventy eight, but seventies, the seventies, I
thought the story was Usually the cops would say, hey,
I'll follow you home.
Speaker 3: That's what my father said.
Speaker 2: No, no, I don't take your father's wrong. I know that.
Speaker 3: That's that was the talk.
Speaker 2: That was the talk from my father, my grandfather's actually
for you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: So they got into trouble, they wouldn't like send you
to jail, just go home, go home, we'll fall or
we'll follow you home, bring you home.
Speaker 3: But yeah, we're not going to like waste the courts
and our friends.
Speaker 2: Toothless Eddy pulled in a driveway and got it d WI.
Speaker 6: They got the light and they put what's his name
in prison all the time on the Andy Griffiths show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, otis his key.
Speaker 3: We let him.
Speaker 2: I always drunk that Otis would let himself in and
just laid down and dry out.
Speaker 6: Uh. We can ask our guests when they started DWS.
Speaker 2: He'll tell us why. He might know. Yeah, he might,
he might. I just didn't think because Madden stuff didn't
come around that I remember till the early eighties, but
it could have been in the late seventies that something
happened and then Mad came around with there.
Speaker 3: That was all Nancy Wregg in the nineties.
Speaker 2: I don't remember DARE for me.
Speaker 3: Like you didn't have it, you didn't have it that
my generation.
Speaker 2: I think I was too old for the just.
Speaker 5: And they found out that DARE was it. Yeah, that
was exactly what it was. We got to give the
first lady something to do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it was aids.
Speaker 3: Oh, we can't do aids, No, let's do something else.
Drugs okay, great, just say no. And so they stay
there and they found out it was effective.
Speaker 2: It didn't work. They used to have the Dietary Supplement
age AIDS.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that this that age killed AIDS.
Speaker 2: Yes, it did basically a y D.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes it killed. Yeah, I looked it up.
Speaker 2: Actually, I feel great and lost so much weight thanks
to age. Were the ads I'm gonna take it up
in South Park around I'd be wanted something that list
because the idea was it.
Speaker 5: Was taking candy, right and losing weight by taking candy.
Speaker 3: Who wouldn't want to do that, you know?
Speaker 5: And they found out also if that stuff had stuck
around and be incredibly poisonous, that's another issue. But the
dare thing, you know, he's right about that. My school, like,
we had a kid die in a drug driving accident,
so immediately then we became the poster children for anti
DWY education in the school.
Speaker 3: And at one point, I don't know if you saw this.
Speaker 6: Unfortunately nobody cared because it was silver crazy.
Speaker 5: Somebody did a commercial recently with Aaron Judge because Aaron
Judge had gotten into a car accident.
Speaker 2: I guess in high school. The successive graduate.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, well there's a there's a story. They reenacted.
Speaker 5: They re enacted a DWY at my school using the
car of the kid who died from our school DWY.
It didn't tell anybody until it happened, and the family
was pretty furious.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I would be furious too. It was ridiculous.
Speaker 5: But they did the commercial recently where like Aaron Judge,
I guess got into a car accident high school. You
imagine if you were hit by a drunk driver and killed.
They show them sipping up the body bag. Imagine what
we would have lost somebody if you thought enough to
do this type of commercial. We got to go this far. Yeah,
I know you want to put it, put a face
to the pain, but holy cow.
Speaker 6: Then hal Ceiber and I come out and say we've
lost two hundred.
Speaker 2: We saved five hundred million dollars.
Speaker 3: I created some controversy.
Speaker 2: Oh. I remember working with a morning guy when I
started in radio. I was like in my late teens
early twenties. It was Bob Wolf was his name, and
he did a whole thing where he was out doing
a remote and they come on from the studio a
drunk driver hit hit the mobile home rock and roll.
We don't know what's happened to Bob blah blah, And
so they build this thing up, build this thing up.
And then at the end it's like Tod and I
got the idea of why you would do this, right
to do that, but it was so shitty. You're doing bits.
They were doing bits, they were doing bets. Well, it
was the point was to try to make people realize
the impact that happens with d WI. It's because when
you're out drinking, you're not you're not thinking of exactly
like the number train, but you think like you're you're
not thinking that, you know, one more, come on, come on,
all right, fine, twist my arm, you know what I mean?
And then you stay and and then what happens, right,
I mean, I think they do some great commercials or
PSAs now where they're like, you know, the guy in
the mirror is like, you better not drive, I'm vocated drive.
He's talking to himself and it's you know, they had
the cast and he rolls down the window and the
fucking Martini yeah yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, in the casket in my school with the mirror
where your face should be, and you look and you
you see your face in the mirror of the casket.
Speaker 2: Of these things are like, psychologically, I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: That we had five different kids die or get into
dw I related accidents in my high school. Hold on,
it gets it gets even worse. They actually did a
chain of people, like like before the school shoot, you're
started on a piece of construction paper, I will not
drink and drive. They put a chain up right, and
of course the kid who breaks it dies, so they
have to go and cut the chain in front of
everybody as an example, where the kids signed it. I
mean it didn't stop the last four kids.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean it seems like it always stopped, Danny.
It's weird, Like, I don't think they would ever do
that today, they're a little more sense. Maybe parents would
lose their fucking well maybe two sensitive but even.
Speaker 3: But that's still a little extreme.
Speaker 6: Isn't it a little bit like to even have the
coffin you have to like motivate kids to not be stupid.
Speaker 2: Then guess what, Hang on, Danny, you do but go
to that extreme. Hang on a second. I was one
of those dumb kids. I raced, I stood on the
roofs of cars. I went one hundred miles an hour.
I did read dumb no no before stop yeah not not.
I did not car surf like that. But we did
car surf. That's dumb. Ship Like, if I saw my
guys doing that, I'd be very, very upset. All the
stuff that we did. You just have this invincibility, this
feeling like it's never gonna happen to me. Thankfully it didn't,
But I would say that there was a lot of dumb,
A lot of dumb. You know when I think of things,
a lot of dumb. I don't even like, I don't
tell my guys some of this that stuff.
Speaker 6: There's still a lot of dumb.
Speaker 2: Yeah, do dumb shit. No, I do dumb shit too.
But I think like even especially young guys, like young guys.
You take a guy between fourteen and eighteen, they that's
why they send him off to war. And don't tell
me there weren't guys fourteen years old in World War
one and two, because there was.
Speaker 5: There were, yes, because those people who are like the
oldest survivor, these.
Speaker 6: Older When I got shot, they put the helmet up
on the auditorium.
Speaker 2: But Silver Creek was like Pine Plins. I just don't
remember pine planes being that that intense.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, because every other year somebody died.
Speaker 2: Well we die, we gotta do this. I didn't think
of my buddy.
Speaker 5: We got We had two kids hit by trains, one
on purpose, one because he was playing chicken, and five
different d w wis where four kids died of one
get both of his legs broken.
Speaker 3: That was just what I was in the area. This
is just before, like I got out of college.
Speaker 6: We might need to investigate what's the educational level of
a silver Creek is, because clearly it's not that high. Well,
what do you mean you got kids playing chicken with trains?
Speaker 2: Yes, well that's a kids thing. It's like a farm.
Speaker 6: That's what do they get?
Speaker 5: A bottle, a plastic bottle of alcohol, pass it around
and drink or smoke some joints and then go.
Speaker 3: Get stupid it is.
Speaker 2: It is stuff.
Speaker 3: I get stupid dirt.
Speaker 2: And I I remember doing I never did that, stupid
her Well I didn't. I did things like that Chicken,
not chicken with a train.
Speaker 3: But go to bottle, mister Boston.
Speaker 2: No, but I did. I did play peenis Chicken I got.
I got Old German Are you playing? Yes? Can't you tell?
Old German beer was one that I remember. It was
like some awful sh beard that you could get real
cheap meister Yeah. Meister Chow was another one. We called
it meister Chow. Yeah. But I'm trying to think like
dumb shit that went on in pine planes because I
had friends. Chris mccuchie was killed in the Motorcycle Acts,
and Chris Mazie was killed in a motorcycle axe and
my one of my really good friends growing up was
killed after high school. I was in Utah at the time.
He was nineteen. He was killed in a d w I.
There was a dw I.
Speaker 6: I was Hilton, the big city of the fucking three
of us here.
Speaker 2: God damn. Yeah. Oh, definitely, definitely.
Speaker 3: Because you were attached to a bigger city.
Speaker 2: No, Hilton was We were like on our own. Yeah.
I didn't even have a Burger King or McDonald's. We
didn't get a McDonald's till I was in middle school.
Speaker 5: We got a Burger King in like eighty nine, and
then we didn't get a McDonald's till like twenty ten.
Speaker 2: All right, let me, uh, let's uh take a quick break,
our friend, because all this drinking. We are gonna do
our own thing, not as graphic and gross. I'm gonna
do some stupid shit Sunday we're gonna do some stuff,
and Deputy Hurley from the Monroe County Sheriff's Office is
going to join us. We also want to talk about
why they are photocopying the mail at the Monroe County Jail.
If you send an inmate something, they won't get the original,
they get a copy. We'll tell you why. Dear rue
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Some willie? Yeah, gets better wheels go around or worse?
Your own mind? Now, I would love this. Wait, I
would love this. These people hate to ride in the
car with me because I would love them. Hearts sleep,
give it a couple of.
Speaker 7: Seconds tonight, sending on my love low.
Speaker 2: They say the road and no place. Just start a fan.
Speaker 8: Hang out a second, right, Cho's and me.
Speaker 2: I recognize that's Steve Perry, is it? Oh my gosh,
Well he's almost hidden. He's almost hidden.
Speaker 3: Oh that's why he want them back on tour with
Journey anymore.
Speaker 2: Yeah, sham, he found somebody with the worst voice and
a bigger name. I gotta be asking you. This makes
Joe Briccatto a Rock and Roll Hall of Famer. Fuck you,
this is great? I love this? How how horrible is it?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: That just pressed? Hang on a second.
Speaker 5: That's why when Journey got inducted in the Rock Hall
of Fame, I think at twenty seventeen with Pearl Jam,
I believe they wanted they wanted him to get up
and sing, and he said, no, this is our Nelle
Panades band now because he can't do it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but hang on a second. Now, Danny as a musician, smile.
Is it bad? Would you do you hate this? Don't
hate it? Okay, hang on a second. Uh information Uh.
Director from the Monroe County Sheriff's Deputy Hurley, would you
pull this? Would you pull this bus over?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Because it's Willie Nelson.
Speaker 2: Would they pass a vote.
Speaker 1: Looks like he just elected.
Speaker 2: Cow early coming with Joe ear I love it.
Speaker 5: Didn't need to drive a Volkswagen bus that was fueled
on like French fry oil or something like that.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that if that story was, I
don't have no idea. I don't know who could it.
It sounds like it's plausible by the way.
Speaker 5: You can tell French riders in his mouth right now,
You know, like Adam Sandler would always use.
Speaker 2: That force to sing the song.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you could imagine Adam Sandler singing with Willie Nelson.
Speaker 2: Don't touch Where did you find this? It just came out.
It's a brand new release. Really yeah, because Willie sound
and what is he ninety? Then you won I think
he's ninety, it's not.
Speaker 3: Yeah, between Willie and Keith Richard's.
Speaker 2: Man, shut up, bite your fucking gosh, bite your tongue,
Bite your tongue. It's Richard's father, Willy Nelson. Depany Hurley
has been kind enough to join his lot going on
for the Monroe County Shriff's office. I did see an
alert for a missing seventeen year old and Henrietta that
the Monroe County sheriffs had put out and I'm sure
working with other agencies and things trying to find Hopefully
those things turn into a situation of a frustrated kid
who just took a walk.
Speaker 1: You know, Yeah, you know.
Speaker 7: And I try to explain it all the time, anytime,
especially with the juvenile, that we have somebody missing reported missing, right,
it doesn't necessarily mean they're in danger, but if they're
not where they're supposed to be and their loved one
is concerned about them, we're gonna put it.
Speaker 1: Out because we can't be everywhere.
Speaker 7: So if someone in the in the community sees that person,
they call us, it helps us get them back to
where they need to be.
Speaker 1: That's why we put them all out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I called Deputy Hurley a while ago, and then
we have something that they've agreed to do with us,
which I'm excited about.
Speaker 6: I don't think he agreed to it, and I think
his boss agreed to it.
Speaker 1: For well.
Speaker 2: Can I can I say though that it's a lovely
together is our favorite place to be? Is slightly crooked
now because I hope I got yelled at, did you?
Speaker 1: I wasn't even on yet and I got yelled at by.
Speaker 2: Whom you're Mike. She yelled at you for taking it down.
I hope he brings missus Hurley on Sundays. She kicks,
she goes.
Speaker 1: Now, there's just a big nail behind your She's the best.
Speaking real quick.
Speaker 7: Sorry to interrupting of the missing juvenile out of Henrietta.
Breaking news here unbillified. Just got the email he was
found and returned home.
Speaker 2: Good, I'm saying, a frustrated kid is what I'm hoping stets.
Speaker 5: Okay, all right, it was a ton of restaurants in Henriette.
Speaker 2: Can I ask a question about that? Do they say
how old this the teenage the juvenile was? I thought
it was. I thought they gave it seventeen, Okay, a
little bit older.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna pay better attention when I'm driving down West Henriet.
Rogan's just people walking up and down that road all
the on the shoulder all the time.
Speaker 3: Are you are you missing?
Speaker 2: No? Uh? But the so I see this story that
comes out about I think it was to the Monroe
County jail. They intercepted mail that had I don't know LSD.
I can't think of some kind of liquid drug put
on the envelope. So the inmates within either like or something.
I maybe it was bick it could be. I'm not sure,
but it originated in Poughkeepsie, like this woman in Poughkeepsie,
and I think she sent it to several different prisons.
It sounded like she had a little cottage. It's tough,
pen pal, it's tough out there for my bob. But no,
but I'm going it almost sounded like this woman had
a cottage industry, because I thought it went to Deputy Hurley.
Tell me if I'm wrong. Several different institutions that she
was sending to, not just Monroe County Jail or somewhere
in the vicinity.
Speaker 1: It's very possible.
Speaker 7: I don't know all the particulars of this case that
you're referencing, but there's people who are pen pales with murderers,
So it wouldn't surprise me at all if somebody just
decided to send drugs.
Speaker 2: Hey, look, the Menedtz brothers are going to get parole
because there they've now been fifty years to life.
Speaker 3: Dear John Hinckley, you know, but they.
Speaker 2: Got married and divorced while in prison. Just want to
say that they got married and divorced while in prison.
They knew there again now that I want to put
if there's the woman shit, I don't know. They've been
divorced for a while and I think maybe married twice.
I'm not sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right now they can get out watch the Knicks again.
Speaker 2: If they can react. Did you know that early that
the Menendez brothers are in a trading card, a Mark
Jackson trading card. They're sitting courtside in the back. Oh yeah,
days after the murder. Days after the murder. They're in
New York like crazy, crazy, crazy, absolutely, But yes, it's
it's an interesting thing. So to combat this, you guys
were pretty on top of it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it actually was a It was a fight for
a little while with the state, you know, because they're
always trying to find new ways to get contrabanded, and
obviously drugs are a big.
Speaker 1: Part of that.
Speaker 7: So they would soak letters with all different kinds of
liquids and then you know, you mail it to the inmate,
the inmate gets it or the incarcerated individual, and then
they can either ingest it, smoke it. There's all different
ways that they can then get their hands on that truck.
Speaker 2: So what.
Speaker 7: So what we came up with is now they photocopy
every piece of mail, and if it's personal mail, it's
just photocopied, and then the photocopy is given to the
the incarcerated individual. If it's legal mail, like from their attorney,
it's photocopied right in front of them so that there's
no mistaking.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, those my birthday cards still get cover colored
color printers at black and white.
Speaker 1: Now we'll do color nice for real.
Speaker 2: More taxpayer dollars. How much mail does do it? Mates
get while they're in there?
Speaker 1: A lot?
Speaker 7: Really, they get a lot, and we we get We
get phone calls and emails all the time. If I want,
I want to send my loved one you know this
or that or a book or how do I do it?
And there is a way to do it. You can
have it through a vendor that will then send it.
But say, like if you if you order something through
like a Walmart, it can't be a low it can't
be a local Walmart, because we've run into that in
the past as well, where someone at a local store
was then lacing the books or you know, product with
things and then it was going to the jail. So
holy shit, they're incredibly smart and do you ever feel naive?
Speaker 1: Use that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I say that all the time. If you could
only use your powers for evil for good, of evil
for good.
Speaker 6: Gonna use my Amazon Prime beginning today.
Speaker 2: But I would never think, like, hey man, I'm gonna
soak a war in peace in the LSD and when
you're done, you can smoke it, or you know what.
Speaker 3: I mean, the page six cash oil or whatever.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean. I would never think of that.
It's like the old school library.
Speaker 6: Go to page seventy three for boobs, yes, elementary school.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 9: And that's the cleaner way to smuggle things in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh I know. The other way is oh yeah, yeah,
Well that orifice can stretch bigger and bigger and bigger.
I'll sound why don't we see if we can get
you to keyster something. No, I am not keystering anything.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, something just popped up. I'm not available.
Speaker 6: Somebody tried toness can No.
Speaker 2: I was gonna say someone tried to smuggle a watermelon
filled with vodka into the prison.
Speaker 6: Could you imagine like people stick things like that in there.
I'm sure that people will come in like that with
a watermelon something like that.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm just pregnant. Yeah.
Speaker 7: What so they will actually come into visits and have
things secreted in their mouth and then try to kiss
the incarcerated individual and pass things through their mouth, and
that's what they have to be watched, and there's there's
rules about touching and kissing and all that. So they're
they're very creative with how they try to smuggle things out.
Speaker 2: You know, I am I. I just have to say
in another note here, what is this lovely thing happened? Yeah? Oh,
mute that I thought you thought it was a wind chime.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I thought it was a windchi.
Speaker 2: I thought it was a wind chime.
Speaker 1: Time.
Speaker 2: Those are that's your time. We gotta go those with my.
Speaker 1: With my sign Oh, I got you the lovely signs
and music.
Speaker 2: The Uh, it's a weird thing that they people would
smuggle in stuff like that.
Speaker 3: TEPI.
Speaker 5: Let me ask you, do you have like a frank
abag nail like on staff or like an x con
who's like going over all these possible scenarios to be
prepared for or do you just figure it out as
you guys go along.
Speaker 1: It's a little bit of both.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 7: Not necessarily someone who is like a former convict or anything.
But you gotta remember some of these guys and girls
who work in the jail, they've been there for twenty
twenty five thirty years, so they, yeah, just all that experience.
Speaker 1: They see things, they hear things.
Speaker 7: You know, they're they're constantly trying to think of how
can this be used in a bad way or because
it's not just a contraband that they they smuggle in
or they get in, it's it's the wires for the
tablets and anything that you give them. You have to
really look it over to make sure there's no way
that they can use it to harm themselves or others.
Speaker 6: Wow, has anything made a comeback? Like it was around
of the eighties and it went away for a little
bit and now it's.
Speaker 1: Back right now.
Speaker 7: The big things are obviously tobacco, always trying to get tobacco.
I don't think that's ever gone away. Like ketamine. Synthetic
cannabinoids are really big, you know, trying to get any
synthetic marijuana in there. Those are those are the real
big ones. And you know the people who put stuff
inside themselves, they're they're smuggling in razor blades and all
kinds of things, and that to me is crazy because
I got bad luck. That thing would definitely find its
way out and slice me on.
Speaker 2: Then all of a sudden, you'd have a perforated balloon.
Knot full of balloons, yeah, full of balloons. A little
off topic. I have come to believe I can tell
a lot about it area by how late their self
checkouts are open. Do you understanding? I know what you're
talking about? So like certain Wagmans, yes, closer, certain Wagments,
not Wegmans by where I live, however, the fancy, fancy
parts of town. But there are parts of town. I'm
hearing that they shut down the self checkout at Wegmans
at ten thirty. And I have been to Walmarts again
by where I live, where they no longer allow you
to use the self checkout on my Walmarts. They took
them completely out. Yeah right, because people were stealing someone
and I targets taking them all out too. I heard, good, good,
you know what sign I'm with you? You know what
exactly exactly? I'm sorry, Hurley, but I do I go.
It sort of tells you about an area where you
you know, what's going on in this this part of town?
What I may or may not want to be doing.
Last night, we had a story and it's raised a
couple of questions. It is out of Ohio, where they
don't give dwis to give ov eyes operating vehicle intoxicated.
I think it covers I don't know if it's just alcohol,
over covers drugs as well for ov eyes. But there's
a guy there who racked up his twentieth OVI. His
first one was in the Year of Our Lord, nineteen
seventy four. And I said, I didn't think they gave
those out in the seventies. I didn't think fifty one
years ago people were getting ov D we whatever. I
just didn't think of it. I thought most of the
time it was you know, the officers say, hey, listen,
once you get home safe, I'm going to follow you
home through your house. You know, I'm sure there's people
there that care about you. Let's just watch it behind
the wheel, and you sort of in that moment sobered
up pretty much and he went home and no one
thought about it at all. And now we have that.
But this guy got one in nineteen seventy four. When
did this sort become Because I didn't even remember people
getting them to the late eighties.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a good question.
Speaker 7: I mean I started in two thousand and six, so
it's a little before my time. But my guess would be,
you know, it's always been on the books, and I've
heard a lot of the stories, like you said, were
it wasn't as big of a deal.
Speaker 1: You know, my guests would be depending on how severe
what he did was. Was it a bad crash, No,
did he hurt somebody else?
Speaker 2: He just knows, he's no, none of them. They didn't
give you details on any of the ones, right, even
the seventies currently though his twentieth was because he was
trying to drive the speed limit thirty five and dropped
down to fifteen, went back up to thirty five, and
then back down to fifteen. So it kind of was like, hey,
what's going on here?
Speaker 9: You know, drew a little attention to himsel Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah. And then when they officer on body camp
says you wreak of alcohol. He said, he said this,
I don't know if you're actually going to be able
to hear it, but because there's a dispatch radio that
goes off, but he.
Speaker 3: Said, how many drinks have you had tonight?
Speaker 1: So I'm getting a pretty strong smell of alcohol coming.
Speaker 2: I think somebody think somebody drizzled beer in my car.
That's what I think. I think that's what happened.
Speaker 3: Declare I went to Dairy Queen to had the beer drizzler.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that one's right up there with finding something in
someone's pocket and I'm saying, oh, these aren't my pants.
Speaker 2: But d w Y is still a thing, and now
the laws are I mean, the penalties are much harsher,
and it's very expensive to do to have any of this.
But I I have wondered for years because I know
in New York State there has been I don't want
to say a push, but there's been talk. I've heard
of lowering the BAC where it is now at point
zero eight to point zero five.
Speaker 1: That's been a rumor for a long time.
Speaker 7: I haven't seen anything officially, but there has been talk
about that for a while. You know, dwy's are a
big deal and and a lot of a lot of
people lost their lives for no good reason, right. And
the thing is it was it was much worse when
I started. It's still a very bad thing. It's very severe,
but with the education that's going on out there, the
bars are getting better about not over serving people, and
you have right, you have ride shares, right, we were
lift all that stuff and that I mean the kids
today they just don't go out for the most part without.
Speaker 1: Already having a plan.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you know, so that has significantly helped with the
DWY issue, but it's still out there.
Speaker 1: We're still seeing it in room.
Speaker 5: When COVID came all of a sudden, now like bars
like when they reopen, they started like closing earlier and earlier.
I mean, has there been a significant drop off after
midnight of dwy's since then because of that?
Speaker 9: I mean, I don't have the exact numbers, but I
would say there's been a drop.
Speaker 1: There's definitely been a drop in. COVID probably played a
point a part in that.
Speaker 7: But I really think that the ride shares are really
have changed a lot of that.
Speaker 2: But I do wonder if a lot of us think
we're okay, and we might be right at that you know,
point weight. I think you can still get a driving
wile ability impaired while under a point zero weight? Is
that true?
Speaker 1: True?
Speaker 7: Because it all goes by it goes by your ability
to operate your vehicle right, And if you if you're
a super lightweight and it only takes a little one
drink or a little bit. Plus it's hard because you
have to remember a lot of what gets people as
if they're on prescription meds. Those medicines can definitely add
to your intoxication, even if you've only had one drink,
right or the standard what everybody says when they get
pulled over.
Speaker 1: I've only had two drinks tonight.
Speaker 3: But right, we did the formula here, So are you
want symbaltiser?
Speaker 2: I say that we're getting into a will change it
because when I said that, everybody laughed at me. I said,
drinking season. There's always drinking season, you idiot, go on,
but I'll say outdoor drinking season. The days are getting longer.
We're heading into summer. The unofficial start of summer kicks
off next week and Memorial Day weekend Monday. Yeah, a
week from Monday, right, yeah, yeah, So the Monroe County Sheriffs.
I don't know if Deputy Hurley was thrilled about this
or not, but we're gonna We're gonna do the podcast
on Sunday from Kevin's Garagio and Kevin's Gonna Drink and
occasionally blow throughout and see how many drinks before he
is could be arrested if he were behind the wheel
of a car. Right, we're having impounded. It just parted.
Speaker 5: How many drinks before he has to stop being a dad?
That's a that's another question one.
Speaker 7: Well, and that's that's a good point which you have
to remember. Is it depends on what you're drinking.
Speaker 2: Yes, right, So if.
Speaker 7: You're drinking your standard you know, Budweiser or something like that, that's
what about five percent alcohol? The rule of thumb is
two of those within an hour will put you at
you know, each one's point zero two. So it would
take four of those in an hour to get you
to the point zero. If doing like an I P
A or something stronger.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's gonna take less.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 6: I think we're gonna bring my my, my female neighbor
into this too, so we can kind of get both
sides of the spectrum here.
Speaker 2: The male female. But and you don't mind hanging out
with us, yeah, half.
Speaker 9: Its super fun to sit there and watch everybody else drinking.
Speaker 1: Half.
Speaker 2: I'm not drinking. I'll tell you that I'm keeping it
straight and narrow. You and me will be right there
I will be so I drink alone.
Speaker 1: No, honestly, I think it'll be good.
Speaker 7: It'll be important for people to see and we can
have some good conversation about, you know, the dangers of
it and some things to watch out for it.
Speaker 6: Well there's always been I mean we've even had I'll
do hopscotch too, local politicians. It wasn't our local politician,
not that long ago, nice guy who uh his car
he was pulling into his driveway or something and went
up and off and then into the weeds or something,
and the police came out and he blamed his wife,
and I think he was quoted as saying.
Speaker 2: Hey, you know those female drivers, And it turned out
it was him. He was drunk, and you know that
poor woman had to take the fall. But I just
think that there's a lot of times that people, I mean, look,
we talk about the guy who got twenty ovis, how
many times did he not get caught? That's the right,
And think how many times he didn't get caught, and
you know, you sort of laugh at it. It's not
I had someone say to me recently they think anybody
who was arrested for DWY should be charged with attempted murder. Now,
I think that's a little steep, but they have a point,
and they are making a valid point that sometimes we
kind of casually blow off and again with people not
really knowing more. Point zero eight is for themselves. Uh,
you know, having Kevin and somebody else do it, because
Kevin just likes to. Kevin's been bugging me to do
this for like a year and a half. Now, good information,
saying it's good information, and I'm happy that Hurley is
willing to come out and hang out.
Speaker 3: Take Do we have to take Kevin's size into it
into an effect for this?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 1: It can so, but.
Speaker 2: But blowo volume right.
Speaker 7: Studies have said that it shouldn't really matter. You know,
what will happen is if he drinks a lot, right
and you hear about the tolerance and all that stuff,
he'll be able to act less intoxicated or be able
to cover it more. But you can't. You can't fake
your your your blood alcohol level. So we all basically
have the same amount of blood inside of us.
Speaker 3: Oh, okay, Kevin's got a little bit more.
Speaker 2: No, it's actually gravy at all. Cat No, But what
I was thinking is that's a great thing that you
just said where people can act and therefore even themselves.
You're like, but I'm not drunk, right, but if I
get pulled over and I don't blow, I refuse to blow,
I still can have my car impounded. Right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, So if you when you get your license, you
signed saying that if a New York State Police officer
has probable cause to ask you to take the test,
you will take the test. If you refuse what you
have the right to do, you automatically lose your license.
Speaker 9: You know, there's a d MV hearing that you'll go to, but.
Speaker 7: You pretty much lose your license for up to a year,
and there's a significant fine year you have to.
Speaker 1: Pay for refusing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well I thought it was like six months.
Speaker 2: No, I think it was and they checked it up. Yeah, yeah,
that's winter out have to drive. So all right, well
Definie Hurley. I'm very excited to be able to hang
out with you in person and poke fun of cat
even want to gets drunk.
Speaker 1: And absolutely we'll have fun with them, get.
Speaker 2: Some good information. I think it will be great.
Speaker 1: Some songs and oh.
Speaker 2: That's the part that I want to see, is like
the I will sound better than William Steve Pek.
Speaker 3: Because your mind. I'll watch this, well, what we can do.
Speaker 7: What we'll do is I mean, depending on how far
we get. What's very interesting is and this is why
we do it this way. The ABC's right will tell
you to do your alphabet, and the most important part
of the alphabet is you can't sing it, because even
when you are blasted, for the most part, you can
sing it. Your brain will sing because you've been doing
it since you were three, right, But to stop and
say it slowly, that's when your brain has to focus
and you have a hard time.
Speaker 2: What if I get a guitar, can I sing it? Then? Yeah? Yeah,
I mean they want they Because I don't know if
this is true. I almost feel like this is a
bit of a myth. But do they ever make people
say the alphabet backwards?
Speaker 7: There are people who have done things like that. I
I personally never did that because it just seems dirty.
Speaker 2: It does because I can't do it.
Speaker 6: I feel like they make you start, like do the alpha,
but you got to start it.
Speaker 1: Okay, So there are times although do they will.
Speaker 7: Like that because you're again your brain has to process
and about where you're gonna do.
Speaker 1: But I never did it.
Speaker 9: I was just said started A and go to Z.
And if you couldn't do it, then you know they.
Speaker 3: If they said Z at the end, would that trip
up the finish?
Speaker 1: Not with me, as long as you did the rest
of it.
Speaker 3: That was oppressive, actually right.
Speaker 1: The big questions with Kevin is are you going to
eat before?
Speaker 2: I don't know how much does that play into.
Speaker 1: It a lot? And uh not? I know you got
to go, but no, we don't make it.
Speaker 2: He says he has to go. He's just making No.
Speaker 1: I'm paid by the hour.
Speaker 7: When you eat even a little bit of food, it
closes off your stomach so that the alcohol stays in there.
And there's basically, not to get too sciencey, but there's
three ways that your body absorbs the alcohol into your bloodstream,
your mouth, which is very little, your stomach, and then
your intestines. Well, your intestines is a lot more surface
area than your So if that valve closes and keeps
the alcohol in your stomach, you absorb it slower. If
you don't eat, it gets into your intestines and you
absorb it a lot faster. And that's why people get
intoxicated quicker when they don't eat or on an empty stomach.
Speaker 2: That makes a little more sense, right, maybe I'll have
a kick cat well.
Speaker 7: I mean, if you don't, it'll make a funner show
and we'll be able to show.
Speaker 2: I'll do whatever you guys want.
Speaker 6: I'm an open I'm easy either way.
Speaker 3: But if experiment needs a control, so who's going to
be the control?
Speaker 2: What do you mean? I don't know, but.
Speaker 1: Maybe have one eat and the other one not.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, we could do that.
Speaker 3: Okay, once you bring bath, I'm not coming.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 3: I got church, man, Yeah.
Speaker 2: I get church. Why in your church? By the way,
I think it's pretty close to his house, is it,
I believe? No, No, not that one. Okay, not that one. Well,
Deputy Hurley, I'm excited to see you in person. Then uh,
hang out and I can't wait to see how this goes.
And thank you. Welcome to as well.
Speaker 1: Sounds good. You got a pool?
Speaker 9: Can the kids hang out in the pool or what
are we talking?
Speaker 6: I have a pool, but it's not open yet. Yeah,
but I have plenty of circle that the kids can.
Speaker 2: He's got plenty of circle toys, all kinds of things.
Speaker 1: Perfect.
Speaker 2: I can't wait older kids to baby Stitt the younger kids.
It's already better. I'll text you the address too. All right, Well,
Deputy Hurley, thank you, and I look forward to seeing
you on Sunday. And uh, be careful what you're sending
to the Minoa County jail because you don't want to
get yourself arrested for you know, their photo copy and stuff.
Do you ever get lud pictures though, there's got to
be lude pictures that come through.
Speaker 1: That's a good question.
Speaker 2: I'll have to ask February. I'm saying, like, hey, his
wife must be seen here.
Speaker 3: I got to ask on that one. I don't.
Speaker 2: Or yeah, you can just take this.
Speaker 3: Who don't even need the copy?
Speaker 2: Just take it? All right? Early? Thank you?
Speaker 1: All right, I see you Sunday, See you Sunday.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 6: The live listeners have responded they definitely want you to
try key String Sunday.
Speaker 2: Yes, I saw Ituster, Bill Vinnie, thank you. Uh, we
will take a moment. We're gonna try to see if
we can track down Yeah, Fabian. Fabian was a guy
who damaged the Palmyra police car and he's had no
interaction with the Palmyra police. According to them, he drove
from Pittsford out to Palmyra at like five point fifty
five on a Friday morning or a Saturday morning and
damaged the car and then turned around and did a
little more damage. Can't be all that bad because it
was only fifteen hundred bucks, and you know, you basically
sneeze hard enough in some of these guards. It was
fifteen hundred dollars worth of damage. So he uh, We're
gonna try to just see. Because Danny brought up the
theory I didn't even think of. It was great. He's
learned his lessons. That's not nice. Day learned his lesson,
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Speaker 3: You.
Speaker 2: Yeah, listen to this? Did you ever hear this? Rocker?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 2: It's a razor Daddy. I've got to satisfy this itches.
Right now now is so much chackn thing. Come and
join me in the kitchen.
Speaker 11: Spots in eakin what I beak.
Speaker 2: Kitten in.
Speaker 12: Kitten definitely, Yeah, Danny, would you be if somebody said
you said, hey, listen, I wrote this song and would
you go and play on it?
Speaker 2: If you him? You might. He's in Greased too.
Speaker 6: May We're goin to come out and do some live
bump tunes for his Little Joe doing red solo.
Speaker 2: Cup Hey, he's in grease, isn't he. It's more of
a rondicquate. I think he's irondequate.
Speaker 5: Well, when you bring him, you gotta bring his buddy too,
so he comes with a crew, doesn't he.
Speaker 2: That's that's another I have no idea. I have no idea.
Kevin is speaking of alcohol, went and stocked up while
in Massachusetts.
Speaker 6: Yes, Trader Joe's in Massachusetts. There's a few stars that
sell liquor. Yeah, and it's you know, they have regular
you know, you can get like bullet bourbon, or you
can get okay whatever, some guinness. But they have liquor, and.
Speaker 2: They have a ton and a ton of wine, and
it's Trader Joe's brand.
Speaker 6: There is a Trader Joe's brand as well.
Speaker 2: Even for wine.
Speaker 6: I don't believe they have. They had what used to
be like a two buck chuck back in the day. Yeah,
but I don't think it was Trader Joe's branded. But
the liquor, some of the most liquor I bought is
Trader Joe's.
Speaker 2: That's amazing. I didn't because I'm surprised that you don't
hear more about it, because we've had it, like I've
tasted at your house. I can't tell you threw some
Irish whiskey. What was it like? Redhead? The two Gingers,
the two Gingers? I knew there was something Redhead.
Speaker 6: That's like, well, because I mean, typically I'm not I'm
not drinking I don't usually drink the w Iris whiskey straight.
I mean I will from time to time, but I
can't sit buying a fifty dollars bottle of Jamison. I'm
gonna buy Irish whiskey when I'm mixing it it's Iris whiskey.
Speaker 2: I can't. I couldn't tell you because I've done lots
of James and shots, and I've I've had jameson and Ginger.
So if you gave me a uh, what was that
to two gingers? Gingers? Yeah, two Gingers and Ginger, I
can't tell the difference. It's so so I always think
people are full of shit when they go, oh, I
absolutely can tell. I'm like, maybe maybe you can't. I can't.
My palate want to.
Speaker 3: Tell the difference between regular and fake Guinness.
Speaker 2: I couldn't. Yeah, I didin'k I got it wrong. Yeah.
Speaker 6: One of the bottles I bought was a small batch
ten year aged Trader Joe's branded vodka that I want
to test on Greg to see if you can tell
the difference between that and Grego's.
Speaker 2: I didn't know they aged vodka like that. I I'm
just sure it's so it's got to be a little
bit brown than if they aged it. It wasn't it's clear. Yeah,
I wonder what they so they didn't do it in
a barrel. That's usually the oak is what you're getting them,
because I think all spirits are clear. It's the aging
and the something. Uh does it?
Speaker 10: So?
Speaker 2: How that bottle the Trader Joe's. Yeah, do you know
the price of just that bottle? I do you want
to play prices right? I do want to play prices
right because I'm curious. I would say that that bottle
and it's labeled small batch limited edition, Yeah, small batch
limited edition. Geez, I'm thinking, but it's Trader Joe's. But
that's not cheap though, and they.
Speaker 3: Own all fifty nine.
Speaker 2: It seems too high, okay to me. I was going
to say, if you told me forty seven dollars, that's
a pretty good deal. Because it's it's the limited batch,
I'm going to go even lower. I'm going to say,
thirty nine ninety nine, ninety nine. That's funny. Yeah, why
the fuck are they doing? Like seriously? All right, So
what else did you get? So I'll give you the
rundown of what I bought? Okay, there was three bottles
of wine which carries.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I bought four four packs of like they're not Seltzers,
but we'll call them seltzers. They're called boardwalk seltzers. One
two packs for blue Slushi, and two were pink lemonade,
and four of those. I bought seventeen bottles of Irish whiskey.
Seventeen bottles of Irish whiskey. Why because it's good and
it's cheap and I like it and I don't get
the mass chooses very often. Seventeen bottles of Irish. Oh,
the guy, when I said you had a case of this,
I looked at me serious. I'm like, hell yeah, bring
it on, hell.
Speaker 2: Yeah, bringing on. Also, could you bring us a wheelbarrow.
Speaker 6: To I'll send you the picture of my cart in
a minute. I bought a bottle of sake, which I
had never really tried other than at Habachi. Yeah, because
it was relatively expensive, I bought four bottles of Trader
Joe Bailey's Yeah, I look at the picture. I don't
think I'm missing anything, but possible.
Speaker 2: I would say, I'm gonna say to twenty five dollars
worth of alcohol. Yeah, yeah, we don't forget there's seventeen bottles. Yeah,
I'll say I'm saying two hundred and twenty five bucks.
Speaker 3: I'll say to seventy okay.
Speaker 6: My total with everything, and there was a couple extra things,
and then like Tyler went on some candy and we
bought a candle.
Speaker 2: It was four hundred and twenty eight dollars. Okay, yeah,
that makes it about that makes sense. The seventeen bottles
of whiskey are throwing me because I can't figure out
that's the cart. Yeah, I can't figure out what the wow. Yeah,
send me that picture.
Speaker 6: They were like eleven dollars a bottle.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, yeah, so that makes I was going on
a nine dollars.
Speaker 3: The reason they can't still sell it in New York State.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because you can't sell inside.
Speaker 3: That's but you can't.
Speaker 5: But here's the Costco has its own little like liquor store,
Casco liquor Store.
Speaker 2: It's a separate entity. I think you can get Costco
vodka and stuff.
Speaker 6: They do sell a Casco some of the Costco stuff
in there, but it's not a Costco brand.
Speaker 2: No, they did a thing. Yeah, still wrap around. It's
just at this point, come on, New York, well, New York. Look.
The tough part is if you own a liquor store,
you don't want it. And I understand why. Right, it
makes sense because you're gonna walk to Wegmans and not
go to the liquor store. I wouldn't because food and
wine pairings. Why am I going to you? Maybe I
would go for the harder stuff because it's usually just
beer and wine that's in the in the grocery stores
usually usually, I think in most places. I thought that's
what Florida's everything. I don't remember that is.
Speaker 6: Full on everything. I remember Vegas being full on everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know. Well, it'll be interesting to see
if the laws ever change, and man, it would be
places like Wegmans would phenomenal. Yeah right what century I mean, yeah,
bought they did it? Yes, yeah, yeah, they're planning ahead. Uh,
try to call this guy Famian. Fabian was in the Times,
Wayne County. I don't know much about this guy at all. Uh,
most people don't because he didn't have a record or anything.
But he went out and damaged the helm I or
police car at four forty nine or four forty nine.
I don't know what I'm saying. I think it was
at the price you base eight for twenty eighth at
five point fifty five on them.
Speaker 11: Memory dial has been changed, you have one more.
Speaker 2: Try to make sure I didn't. No, I think he
probably gave a He probably got wind. It's a weird
thing because it's hard to find people. Hard to find
people nowadays, right for that kind of stuff. So you
never know. You never know. Yeah, what's going on. But
that was a great theory you had on that guy.
Speaker 3: That could be true. We'll find out.
Speaker 2: No, I do think it is true. I don't know
we'll ever find out, but I think it would be true.
You know what, you can always call the Pelmyra police, Yeah,
find out what's up and in.
Speaker 3: There, Hey, who's your PIO officer?
Speaker 2: The police?
Speaker 6: If I'm police, are they sheriff out there?
Speaker 2: Uh? I think no? Telmira Police. Yeah, because that's what
he did. He went out and damaged their car. That's
why we're thinking that there was some kind of you know,
nefarious u acts going on there between the police officer
and his wife or a girlfriend or something.
Speaker 6: She was checking his blood alcohol content a different way.
Speaker 2: Yes, hello on this man. It happens, Danny. I saw
a story today and I thought of you, and I
was gonna save it a little bit if Fabian did
come on. But it's a whole thing. It's a study
published in this month.
Speaker 3: It's neurology, okay, yeah, study the mind and the nervous.
Speaker 2: Researchers found a link between lingering fatigue and tias, commonly
known as mini strokes, and it went, why do I
think if I did this whole story on the podcast
that you would be like, I take my guy.
Speaker 3: Well, I haven't felt fatigued, so I don't think I've
had any TIA's resent okay, nothing nothing.
Speaker 2: I'm and the watch. No.
Speaker 5: I checked my watch every day to see if I
had any, uh, you know, incidents with aphib and I
haven't had any a couple of years, praise god.
Speaker 2: Okay, a couple of years I haven't had.
Speaker 5: It was like twenty twenty April twenty twenty three, they
said there's three types of a FIB.
Speaker 3: There's the goes a week.
Speaker 5: There's an a fib that goes on for like comes
and goes, and there's the a fib that like lasts
forever that until you have like a catheter put in
your heart to fix it. I had the aphib that
lasted a week, but you still got to keep an
eye on it. Yeah, so I had it for three
or four days, and it was in the morning. It was
like early in the morning.
Speaker 2: Well, how did it feel?
Speaker 5: I didn't notice it. I woke up and my phone
told me I had it. That's the weird part, you know.
But every once in a while, my heart will just
like pick up and flutter for no reason.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's kind of what.
Speaker 3: I think the feeling is.
Speaker 2: Like it's scarcy, doesn't it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, a little bit like why is my heart pounding
out of my chest for no reason? Oh I'm watching
the bills, no for real, like they just sometimes that
just happens.
Speaker 3: So that's what that's what it feels like.
Speaker 5: But as far as like TIA's and stuff, Yeah, you
gotta like check that out. I mean, if you look,
chronic fatigue is not supposed to be something that you
I'm just used to it. Oh, I'm just getting old. No,
there's a reason why you feel the way you do.
And if it's a lack of sleep, then that's probably why.
But if it's like stress, your cortisol goes up all
of a sudden, you're not taking care of yourself, You're
taking care of everybody else instead.
Speaker 3: That's how it all happens.
Speaker 2: So what do you do?
Speaker 3: You eat poorly? Yeah, and then it just becomes a
vicious cycle.
Speaker 2: Weakness, numbness or paralysis in the face, arm, or leg,
often on the side of the body. Vision loss, blurred vision,
double vision, difficulty seeing in one or both eyes. Troubles speaking,
difficulty finding words or slurred speech. That's Kevin on Sunday,
hy do we know? Confusion or trouble understanding others. Severe
headache with that without a known cause.
Speaker 3: Well, that's every headache.
Speaker 2: Wow, let's youve been drinking?
Speaker 6: Like Kevin, Ninety of my headaches are wife or child related.
Speaker 2: Difficulty walking, swallowing, reading or writing, tingling in half. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I thought I had a stroke once it turned out
to be a complex migraine.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's what.
Speaker 3: Like my brother in law, I was like, yeah, he's
a doctor.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you need to go to the emergency, but they
checked it out and they go, you're probably gonna have
a few more of these, so don't panic when you do.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So of course the next time I have one, I
got to go to a doctor.
Speaker 2: Is your speech go and everything? Oh yeah, well I
had that a little bit.
Speaker 3: I went and yeah, your speech like one side of
your How was that?
Speaker 2: Montconnery, we were doing this show together and.
Speaker 3: I remember that you had like an issue in your heart.
Speaker 5: You're like, no, we're gonna finish the show, like we
got like four hours to go, bro, And then till
Tommy I think Billy.
Speaker 3: Had a stroke. Yeah, yeah, he does sound a little different, so.
Speaker 5: We you know, And then like afterwards, then Berkeley Breed
calls up. He goes, hey, do you mind if I
do a story about you guys? And like I forgot
somebody was swearing on the air something something stupid like that,
so he wanted to cover like what happens if you
swear on the air, And they showed me hitting the
dump button in case somebody swear.
Speaker 3: I don't know what the story was that Berkeley.
Speaker 2: Did, Yeah, we can do it.
Speaker 3: So he's interviewing you.
Speaker 5: And like you're Bill Moran, is a Rochester shot shop
with Rochester sensibility. Yeah, you know, I've been doing this
a lot, Like Berkeley has no idea that you may
have had a stroke.
Speaker 3: Then we brought you to like Strong. There's construction on
Mount Holp, Like, are you sure you don't want to
just go to Highland. It's like right around the corner.
I've got a strong.
Speaker 2: I wired my shirt today, I'm going to.
Speaker 5: Strong and uh yeah, next day Billy was out of
out of action.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Uh, they kept yes, you had a heart issue.
Speaker 2: They thought I had a leak. Yeah, I didn't have
a leak. They found he had a heart. They found
I had a heart. That was the thing I forgot
about that. Somebody who we went called Damn three one five. Yeah,
Dave reached out and he wants to have a bunch
of the people who used to watch on the U.
Speaker 3: Stream that still the thing is you stream still?
Speaker 2: I don't know, but we had like back in early
two thousands, we had like forty fifty people.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we had the worst camera, but it worked. It
was like a Logitech camera.
Speaker 2: And he wants to get a bunch of those people together. Okay,
my kid works as an assistant typist for the Wayne
County DA. She probably did the paperwork. Course, she would
never speak of it, even to mom my kid. I
don't know what that means. Assistant typists.
Speaker 3: Maybe there's somebody who can help out with the fabian situation.
Speaker 2: You know. On a second, Oh, that's true. As an
assistant typist. What is an assistant typist in twenty twenty five?
Can someone explained to me?
Speaker 6: It's still the stenographers in the court. No, I get back,
but an assistant.
Speaker 2: Type is with all the Wayne County DA. Forgive me, Kevin,
I missed that part. Uh, But assistant.
Speaker 3: Summer's got to hold the paperwork.
Speaker 2: Somebody's got to ink that son of a bitch out
anybody following this Didty trial because they're painting him as
a swinger. His defense team, Yeah, he's lifestyle. I've just
been seeing highlights. But I want to get somebody on
who can talk about the Diddy trial. What's coming? I
think there are supposedly some big celebrity is supposed to
be brought in soon. I don't know.
Speaker 5: So did you hear the Dave Chappelle bit about the
Diddy stuff when he was on Saturday Live when.
Speaker 3: He hosted he goes.
Speaker 5: People ask me, because I'm you know, Dave Chappelle, if
I've ever been to a Diddy party, and come on,
you know what goes out there?
Speaker 2: Right? Like, no, I don't.
Speaker 3: And then I realized why I'm too ugly. They won't
invite me.
Speaker 2: Wait here it is here. Well let's see what I got, Dave.
Here there you go, Yeah, yeah, here it is. But man,
let me take something.
Speaker 10: This guy, Puffy buddy, this guy is in an enormous
amount of trouble.
Speaker 3: I've never this is funny, Rico.
Speaker 10: I don't think I've ever seen anything like this. They've
got this guy in a Rico case by himself.
Speaker 2: It's funny.
Speaker 10: While my friends asked me, they said, Dave, did you
know anything about those freak golf parties. I'd be like, no, man,
I don't know anything about free goff and they all
look at me.
Speaker 2: Like and they'd be like, well, how are these people?
Speaker 3: You know? It was a freak golf.
Speaker 10: But she's the only when it went at the freak
doll and I thought about it for a minute, I said, oh,
my ghost, I'm ugly.
Speaker 2: It's pretty good. Chappelle never disappoints. No, right, it's like
it never disappoints. It's almost he makes it look so
easy and logical and smooth.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a lot of personification.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you can like put a face to it, like
remember when he put when he like in twenty sixteen,
when Trump got elected, he hosted that Saturday Night Live
just coincidentally, so then four years later, like when Biden
got elected and I were to wait for Chappelle, We
gotta get the Notre Dame game over. Wait when I
get to Chappelle. At Chappelle like did this monologue and
people were like, huh, this.
Speaker 3: Is not what we expected. Yeah, because they thought that
he was just gonna like, you know, like make fun
of Trump or do whatever.
Speaker 5: And it wasn't. It wasn't like that at all. It
was you know, he's more like you know that, that's
not what we got to like start paying attention to
more stuff, Like don't just take everything at face value
was kind of the message. And people were like, well,
wait a second, is this the same Dave Chappelle from.
Speaker 2: Four years ago. Some people think he's cloned.
Speaker 3: Yes, Jim Brewer thought that.
Speaker 2: Jim Brewer says he's cloned.
Speaker 5: He thinks he's cloned. He told Roseanne that he thought
he was cloning Brewer.
Speaker 2: I love I loved Jim, but that, come on, man,
he's gone off the deep end. Yeah he has why,
I don't know. Him and Dave did a movie together
back in there. Yeah, he's saying he's not the same
guy after he went to Africa, after Dave went back
went or went to Africa, excuse me, back, but went
went there on some trip or after the Chappelle show
kind of what he whatever, he didn't accept the new
contract or he turned down all that money, and he's like, yeah,
he's not the same guy. It's not it's not him.
Speaker 6: Maybe he got that African aids over there.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I don't know. All right, shall we
take a break.
Speaker 6: And now we have confirmed that it's as a perceptionist
or secretary administrative assistant for Vinnie.
Speaker 2: Okay, kid, okay, thank you, Oh thank you. I didn't
mean to do it. Assistant typists. I just hadn't heard
that term. That sounds like something the kids are.
Speaker 3: Assistant typist sounds like something from mad Men.
Speaker 2: He's been drinking.
Speaker 6: He's probably been drinking, so he probably voice spoke it
and it said perceptionist.
Speaker 2: All right, we will take a moment.
Speaker 6: Kevin's got a game, Danny sharpen up, buddy, I'm coming back.
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I heard.
Speaker 2: I can tell you know what. You know what really
gave it away to me, Not the guitar, Charlie watch
Trump the jazz style. He says that, yeah, this late.
Speaker 6: It was two others I had on there, and I
just added this one cause I'm like, I haven't heard
a while and I want to hear it.
Speaker 3: Who's the joner?
Speaker 2: Now, guy named Waddy? I think it's Waddy Wall I
might be saying wrong. He might be the bass player.
It was whoever was in the the drummer and the
Expensive because you were telling me about it when you
were I think it's Wattie Watchell. I might be saying
his name wrong, the last name wrong. Oh no, So
Wattie's the bass player, that is true. I don't remember
to say Jordan's somebody. Jordan's somebody is the drummer, right,
And he was with the Expensive Windos, which is always
one of my favorites. And that's another one that people
can't stay like. I. I guess what, I must have
some shitty, odd taste of music, because I do love
that stuff. Tom Waits, Yeah, like Tom Waits, William Steve Perry,
Steve Jordan, drummer Jordan. Now, I knew there was Jordan's Okay,
that's right. Steve Jordan's my name is kid Jordan. He
knew yeah, said, I couldn't do come from the I
talked to my son Jordan today, how they do good.
I don't know if I can talk about what he's
doing but yet yet anyway, but he's uh. I think
he's excited about it. And I keep trying to say
to him, and I don't It's hard when you are
the person because all you can see is what's right
in front of you, and you can't see that the
proverbial ten thousand foot view. But I have tried to
say to my guys, especially Jordan, who was very bright,
and you had a lot going, and I said, don't
get yourself locked down in a job at twenty three
years old. And he's working on his masters, you know,
but going like I said, dude, I wouldn't care if
you decided to do what people I had met in
the early nineties did. They spent their summers in Martha's
Vineyard and their winters operating ski lifts in Utah, and
they were like waiters and waitresses in Martha's Vineyard. I go,
can you imagine twenty three the hottest places with the
richest fucking people's celebrities once in a while popping in
and out. You're a good looking, young, in shape guy.
You get that. It's a fucking window that closes. That
window will close. What I'm saying like, it just does.
And no I'm not I'm not even saying that. I
don't even mean it like that. But but what happens, Kevin?
You have kids and now you're running you know, cat
we there's parties this weekend. Laura's party is is this weekend.
We'll have uh full coverage of that. But Kevin, can,
I say, sure? May not be able to go because
his son.
Speaker 6: Howler qualified for the individual Section five tournament for golf.
Speaker 2: Isn't that impressive? That's impressive as hell?
Speaker 6: No, they moved it No Creek, Okay, yeah, but I
mean I was gonna say, I wouldn't know.
Speaker 2: I know raven Wood. I'm not familiar with Milk Creek.
But that's an impressive thing. But you know, you go
your kids, right, Jordan right now doesn't have My son
doesn't have that. It will end, you will eventually something
or you'll just get you know, so uh but he's
been wrapped up and get this job and blah blah blah,
what's gonna happen? And I go buddy. I sent him something.
I sent him a thing.
Speaker 6: Get paid, get laid, Yeah, pretty much.
Speaker 2: No, I didn't.
Speaker 3: You're still with that girl?
Speaker 2: Yes, okay, yes, and I guess it happens. Maybe it
is a year. I couldn't answer that.
Speaker 3: We went to a Red Wings scam a year ago
with her.
Speaker 2: That was August. That was August, okay, all right, so there,
yeah we are.
Speaker 3: She spent most of the time talking to the professor.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, she started. We started dating the tennis before
he left for Saint Louis. Yes, he did. And then
I get a call. Did I ever tell you that
it's pregnant. No, no, Jesus Kevin. No. Did I get
a call? So and uh, hey dad, what's going on?
And I don't know nothing. He goes, I'm here with
your favorite person, and I go, okay, and to hear hi,
mister Miran.
Speaker 3: I can't remember this girl's name.
Speaker 2: She was lovely, didn't out. Yes, but this is prior
to that. Yeah, they went, you know, hot and heavy,
fast or whatever. I don't give it as long as
everybody's happy. But yes, he does have a girlfriend. But
this job thing, and I said him a thing, just
saying that your twenties should be your time to experiment
and make mistakes. And I and buy that. I mean,
take the job that would be fun or adventurous, travel,
you know, put make your friends somewhat more of a
priority than than maybe anything else at the time. Uh,
give yourself a time to hang out, you know, find
the things you like to do, right. Maybe you love
working out great, maybe you like to read. Maybe you'll
find music, take a pottery. I don't fucking know, just
go and explore and b because you're that window will close.
It opens up again. Yeah, but at that point you
might have a hip replacement and a knee replacement and
then you know what I'm saying, like it will open
up again because there will be a time where I mean, gosh,
my grandmother was alone from from the early nineties all
the way for at least fifty not fifty years, but
probably like thirty years wow, where she was living on
her own, you know, and never got involved in another relationship.
But she traveled and did things. So the window will
open up again. But it's not the same. You don't
look the.
Speaker 3: Same, you don't have the same wasted on the young reason.
Speaker 2: Yes, and that's all I'm saying, yeah, and that's that's
what I don't know.
Speaker 3: Do you do that the process yet? Now?
Speaker 2: Yet? Well he's still in college, so they're still get
a job.
Speaker 6: I don't care what you do. Get a job, Flipburger's cell,
ass in the truck shop, all right here, get a
fucking job.
Speaker 2: Well I know that he gets. You know, there's he'll
say to me. Well, I'll hear things back that say,
well he said, you said, And I go, nuh didn't. No,
I didn't because he was asking me. He had two
job things right that were kind of coming one that
he's at could be a possible promotion, one because he
didn't really like the hours and some of the other
crap that was going on and was gonna move. And
he said to me, which one should I do? Which
I do? I don't even know what to do about?
And all I said to him, this is what I said.
I said, you have to feel you have to think
about which one it sort of ignites a passion in
you the most. It just has to be a little
bit more than the other. They could both kind of suck.
But if this one ignites, then go enjoy the shit
out of it. Do that job to the best of
your ability, and don't worry about the outcome, because when
we start playing for an end game, that's when we go, well,
i'm not hitting my goals. I'm not hitting Stop. The
whole key to sales is you. It is not anything.
It is you. If people like you, they'll buy it.
Be authentically yourself, give yourself right. Think about the car
salesman that goes, you know what, You're right, I can
get that thing taken off and we'll work with you
on this. That's off. That's somebody I like that back
by that guy. Yeah, and my job.
Speaker 3: Man, I can't believe they're gonna practically give you this car.
Speaker 2: See that's kind of shitty. But I've had a sales
guy go, you know what, you're right. We'll just take
that right out without even hesitation. Okay, that's wonderful. Those
are the types of people. All right, I'm sorry, I'm rambling.
Kevin's gotta get.
Speaker 5: Hey, what something happened at Roberts Wesleyan recently? Were they
in the news or something?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know. My son did graduate, Yeah,
track team, but I don't know. I didn't know much else.
Speaker 6: A bomb scare, Yes, yeah, I got the kid right
away too.
Speaker 2: They did where the fund? What did this dumb at? Okay? Okay,
there was.
Speaker 3: An exam week?
Speaker 2: This is again? Was it really? Wow?
Speaker 3: Man, I'm nailing it today.
Speaker 2: This is ridiculous. What you're in college? What did he do?
Send an email? I don't know. I just know get caught.
Speaker 6: I just know that they caught him immediately, you know,
just like I don't I remember. I feel like I
heard they caught him outside. Was like he evacuated the
building and they caught him outside. I don't know if
that's true or not. I think that I feel like
that's what I heard.
Speaker 2: Okay. We had bomb threats when I was in college. Well,
I don't remember.
Speaker 6: During midterns week it was it was there was five
bomb threats, one a day. If we did, I guess
spend it from the college radio station because I said,
the next time there's a bomb threat something on this
campus better fucking blow up. I don't care if it's
the freshman hall. Something better fucking blow up.
Speaker 2: It's bullshit.
Speaker 5: Take an example, Well, we had a guy who ended
up being the associate mayor of East Rochester, but he
got kicked or he got kicked out, and then he
got allowed to come back. He threatened a professor of
ours and you and I both had and threatened to
kill her and her ferret she had for it. Yeah,
and uh yeah, that led.
Speaker 3: To a bunch of controversy.
Speaker 2: I don't remember that.
Speaker 3: We're great.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 3: I was a senior when this happened.
Speaker 2: Okay, so I was, Yeah, I was long one. But
I remember as a kid there were bomb threats to
Pine Plains Diissing Mountain Junior Senior High School fairly regularly,
even fairly regularly enough that I I remember back in
the day, they didn't even tell you it was just
a bomb threat. Not to evacuate school. We had to evacuate.
We all had to stand on the front lawn and
do all this stuff. And in came the state police
with the dogs and they're sniffing, and it turned into
field days, especially if the weather was nice. If the
weather was nice, right, And I remember that, and I'm
going but they never caught who did it because we
didn't have the technology. Now, you fucking morons, you don't
do that.
Speaker 5: So I think you know, in my hig school, we
knew that if there was a fire drill in middle
in the middle of February. We knew it had to
be a real fire, especially when the truck showed up.
When the truck showed up playing oh school's burning. We
off the day and somebody decided to take the the
paper dispenser and take all the to the the the
paper towels. Let him go all the way to the floor,
light it on the bottom, and then ran out of
the bathroom. The thing eventually caught fire inside the paper machine.
Speaker 3: The school starts smoking, like you could see a black
cloud of smoke.
Speaker 2: That's just so frustrating for the school. Yeah, I remember,
I just saw something where one of the schools, some
kid got sent to the hospital because he got burned
by his Google Chrome book got on fire. Yeah. Well
that's a TikTok challenge.
Speaker 3: Now stick pencils and start the computer on fire. I'm
not joking to that today.
Speaker 2: Okay, I swear to God, I'm sorry. I know we'll
get to the game. I saw this story just the headline,
and it's a local story and it goes Google Chrome
and I go. Now, we're gonna have people saying, oh,
I can't have to go. I go, it's one Google.
It's going.
Speaker 3: Set your school an.
Speaker 2: It's one, it's one one, and then I find out
now there's a take touches because I'm like, pretty hard
for a computer. They got to be old. You gotta
be really taxing it.
Speaker 6: No, you stick the metal in the in the charge
important you see if you get get the thing to smoke. Yeah, well,
it's come going on for like two or three weeks.
Speaker 5: We know a guy, I think Phil Sherman, had like
a note nine or something that like blew up in
his pocket.
Speaker 2: Yeah that said no, and it's Phil. You're still I
mean we get that, all right, Kevin, give us the game.
Speaker 3: How does this work?
Speaker 2: The music? Okay? Five points? Five points in ten if
you get it in the hole.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right?
Speaker 2: For the year, Kevin's got this a little music.
Speaker 13: All was like a theme from Yeah Second.
Speaker 11: Got it all da, I'll give you five free chartists.
Speaker 4: Walk the hell e fact?
Speaker 2: Well were.
Speaker 8: You can't love the sun? Saturday on the Park?
Speaker 2: I'm thinking was the Father to life?
Speaker 8: Sadday, myok shake brings to God and they're like, it's
better than yours.
Speaker 3: Damn right, it's better than yours. I could teach you.
Speaker 2: This was coming out on Sunday took brings on the
Bard and they're like, it's better than yours.
Speaker 3: Damn right, it's better than yours.
Speaker 2: I could teach you, but I have to tell your wanting.
Speaker 3: Full figured out the long, long term.
Speaker 2: Now there's a sort of brow made because.
Speaker 10: I'm trying.
Speaker 8: Time not rule.
Speaker 2: That loots. What's a w what a wan to do?
When miss some won't come over?
Speaker 3: You tell me what you want to do, what you're
gonna do?
Speaker 2: Nice night, We're gonna make happen the night we all
other things sad. I love this band, fush one or two.
Speaker 6: Poison will not play with this band anymore because they
consistently blew them off the stage.
Speaker 2: And on the next one.
Speaker 6: I will give you five for each of the artists,
there's multiple artists, and five.
Speaker 2: For the movie title.
Speaker 3: Were my soul sisters, let me hear your flow, sisters.
Speaker 4: Hey, sister, go sister soul sisters.
Speaker 2: You're you're dancing is almost as gay as the together sign.
Speaker 3: She said, you want to give it a door.
Speaker 2: I can see her, and I can't act come up
with a fucking name. Five of them, No, I know,
but I can't come up with any. But there's one
I'll give one appreciation five points. I don't know. I
was going. I've never heard the song before my lexophone.
There's a lot, yeah, I said, over and over nineteen
eighty six. I don't know who it was, though, I
said eighty three.
Speaker 6: It is from nineteen eighty five. It's You're a friend
of Mine from Clarence Clemens. Yeah, and Jackson Brown.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: There's all right, go ahead, Chicago Saturday in the Park
nineteen seventy six.
Speaker 2: Two out of three I said Saturday in the Park.
I got the band wrong. I did not say Chicago.
I said Steely Dan nineteen seventy eight.
Speaker 6: It's Saturday in the Park from Chicago from nineteen seventy two.
Speaker 2: So I get Wait, what was the first one? What year?
Eighty five is better than your damn is better? Uh?
Go ahead, Nanny, because I gotta say.
Speaker 5: It's milkshake pussy Cat Dolls two thousand and two.
Speaker 2: Damn it is. I said milkshake Fergie two thousand and six.
It is milkshake from kell Us in two thousand and three.
Speaker 3: Okay, I only got five, so I got eight right now.
Speaker 2: I don't know who this is.
Speaker 3: Mister Hazel, all for you nineteen ninety seven.
Speaker 2: I knew the band. I could sing every word. I
couldn't come up with that, I said nineteen ninety eight,
Danny is in the hole. Fock. So I get tennis lost,
just fucking lost.
Speaker 3: Well, so if I got the.
Speaker 5: Year riding another ten, five, five and ten last? For
longest time, people thought that was the bare Naked Ladies,
And no I knew that. Bad Boys Inner Circle nineteen
ninety one.
Speaker 2: I wrote Bad Boys, Inner Circle nineteen ninety five, Bad
Boys Inner Circle nineteen eighty seventy.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, okay, second seven Road to Come with You,
So Excited, Pointer Sisters nineteen eighty four.
Speaker 2: It's Jesse Spanol.
Speaker 3: That's that's what I thought of was too but ah, it.
Speaker 2: Is the pointers.
Speaker 6: It is the Pointer Sisters.
Speaker 2: I said tonight nineteen eighty six, I'm so excited from
the Pointers Sisters from nineteen eighty two.
Speaker 3: So I don't get points because I said so excited.
I'm so excited.
Speaker 2: No you're not. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: Is this warrant is not Warren?
Speaker 2: It is not warrant. I said, it's Cinderella. Am I wrong?
Speaker 6: We are correct? With Cinderella. I can't have it isn't
too far away. No, that is warrant.
Speaker 2: That's warrant. I said nineteen eighty seven. Wrong. It just
don't know what you got until it's gone. Cinderella from
nineteen eighty eight. I got the year close. God damn,
I'm always off by one on the fucking year.
Speaker 3: We have muscle. So the movie.
Speaker 2: Is lu La rouge correct. I'll give you fire for that.
Speaker 3: Okay, the story is Lady Marmalade.
Speaker 2: I'll give you a fire for that. I said, who's
the blonde chick that I can't come up with? Pink? No,
I should think, No, you're thinking of Christina Aguilera. I
am so.
Speaker 5: I had Christina Aguilera, I'm pink, and then this Nicolete
chick from but oh oh yeah.
Speaker 2: It is Lady Mamalad, Christina Aguilera, little Kim Maya and pink.
Speaker 3: And the year was nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 2: Year was two thousand and one.
Speaker 3: Okay, I had fifty four points total.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what still had fifty four and
a half. No, I didn't I think I had. I
think I had like thirty or.
Speaker 3: There's no joevocado in that box.
Speaker 6: Huh.
Speaker 2: No, I was going there's not a lot of songs
with sacks like there is. But I mean I did
a whole theme that was sax. No, but we're I know,
but we're sacks. Is this prominently featured CT Clarence Clement
and I'm going but it wasn't Bruce, So it wasn't
That wasn't clicking to me, and I forgot about Oh
I know this, that's aren't singing there? Yeah, Jackson Brown
picks up the second. Yeah.
Speaker 5: So in twenty twelve, the Grammys were supposed to do
a Clarence Clemens tribute because he had just died. Did
Whitney Houston Brown Dies the night before, so they have
to get They just ditched him and just focused the
entire show around Whitney.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I mean we have to She was bigger
than he was, of course in you know pop culture.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I bet Clarence is a That's what I've
always thought. We were thinking about it. Of all the
artists from the eighties and nineties, who's the next one
that's going to go that's gonna get that Michael Jackson tribute?
Speaker 2: MTV may actually throw on some videos. I thought was Madonna.
It's a good, good one.
Speaker 3: Has she released any music recently?
Speaker 6: And I don't know, but I think you bring back
all the old videos and stuffing like that the hit,
the hit. Yeah, like she was an icon pioneer. I
would think maybe the Mick, But they don't have a
ton of videos. No, they weren't from that video era.
Speaker 2: The wall to wall coverage, that's.
Speaker 6: Great, Rod Stewart, you would get you would get wall
the walls coverage for the Stones, but you wouldn't get
MTV to play videos.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 2: Well, they may be waiting on her friend or something. Ah, yeah,
they're probably not calling out Bruce. Yeah, that was a
shitty I love that this happened and we let it happen. Uh,
Bruce thought about Bruce. I could see because Bruce had
dancing in the dark Tunnel of Love. Those were videos
that maybe, but like from that video era, I could
think Madonna. I don't remember Petty getting a lot of them,
but I didn't watch MTV. I don't think they had
They had videos.
Speaker 6: Maybe, but I don't think Petty was that icon status. Said,
Madonna was not in pop culture no, or like Michael
Jackson was.
Speaker 5: Michael were like when they released a record and it
immediately went to number one all the time.
Speaker 6: Yeah, like even Taylor Swift. I don't think she has videos.
She's that net video ic does You can get the
wall if she for some reason yea passed, but you
wouldn't get MTV playing a telor swip video.
Speaker 2: That's interesting.
Speaker 8: It is.
Speaker 2: So I'm gonna think about tell you on that big
party weekend. It's both our friend Greg Connors and Laura's bash.
Speaker 6: The Greg Connors want to open anybody as well. If
you want to come out supporting the Equine Center. It's
Iron Saturday Night. Yeah, yeah, it's uh with Trust's playing.
You see Greg Connors. You can touch his hair for
an extra five dollars, no.
Speaker 3: Kidding, get a picture with him in the NFL schedule
for ten.
Speaker 2: No pictures pictures, Hey, we're gonna throw you out of here,
take any pictures. Yes? What time is that one?
Speaker 6: I think it starts at d Yeah, usually eight o'clock,
but if you get there at seven, you can have
a drink.
Speaker 3: Down beat to eight o'clock. No, no, uh roast this
year huh No, okay, I wanted.
Speaker 6: I was trying to talk Greg into reversing and having
him roast you this year.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're like, who, yes, exactly, Uh, yeah, we'll do
Uh there's some things something that works cool. Yeah, we'll see.
I don't know. Uh for Christian Dan and crushed me
again and and did say the Bills will be favored
in every every game. This I'm not now they could change, Yes,
he could. Well, when Josh Allen breaks his like pre
season out.
Speaker 3: If that happens, the season's over. Yeah, season's freaking over.
Speaker 2: Forget it.
Speaker 6: We're getting the number one draft pick. Kidding me, I
would have to. I would have to drop what I'm
doing with any of my children playing hockey. I'd have
to drive to Greg's to give him a hug. If
Josh Allan brokers like, he'd probably kick my ass.
Speaker 2: Dick, show up and on your Patriots gear. You call
me a deck.
Speaker 5: Joe Buck called it that the Bills were winning the
Super Bowl this year. Joe Joe Buckshill out of nowhere,
all right, Buffalo Bills.
Speaker 2: And would they?
Speaker 3: They asked troych but.
Speaker 2: He goes Dallas, all right, Kevin, another great game. All
an interesting story about the hotel and the power people
go on and the liquor and we're getting ready to
drink on Sunday. Thank you to Deputy Hurley. I'm Bill Moran.
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Speaker 3: Is just a curse of Gill that Joji make us feel.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna have to wing