Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice
mix in some vodka.
Speaker 2: Call it a.
Speaker 1: Podcast from the mac of All Trade Studio in Fairport.
I've been Victor Chrysler, Dods, Jeep Ram. It's Billified, the
Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 3: Well, hello and welcome.
Speaker 4: Thanks for getting your pun on. Thank you for telling
a friend. That's how we spread the word about the
pirate ship.
Speaker 3: Danny's in the house. What's going on? Billy? What's pulk?
Speaker 2: Hi? Oh?
Speaker 3: This is this is a this is how Bundy shirt.
Speaker 5: Ah.
Speaker 3: I scored four touchdowns a Polkai.
Speaker 6: In fact, I think about a month ago it was
on It had to be a September. It was a
bee that went around on this day, like sixty years ago.
Speaker 3: Al Bundy of.
Speaker 6: Polk High School scored four touchdowns in a single game.
Because he was you would talk about that. I'm married
with children, so I saw this.
Speaker 3: And I bought it.
Speaker 6: My buddy Sean actually dressed up as Al Bundy and
his wife dressed up his peg for Halloween. By the way,
I didn't know that Katie Segall's sisters were the doublemin twins.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I had no idea, but at some point I
thought they had a couple of different doublement twins. But yes,
I always thought she's super talented, very ver. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Ed O'Neil too, Yes, Ed as well. How we got
the job?
Speaker 4: No, but I watched him just to point that out.
Speaker 3: Real quick.
Speaker 4: Was married with children, Modern Families, two big TV hits. Yes,
but I watched him play the owner of the La
Clippers on the fx UH dramatization of who was the
owner that got kicked Sterling? Yes, Donald Donald Sterling. He
plays Donald Sterling. Oh yeah, oh dude, Oh but I
mean the versatility of that guy was great. I was
really impressed.
Speaker 6: So he played with Terry Bradshaw was with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
But what's funny is that he.
Speaker 3: He had he did play in the NFL. Yes, he did,
al Al Bundy. Yeah, so it's funny.
Speaker 6: So Terry Bradshaw played college with the dad from the
Robertson family from Duck Dynasty. He was his backup quarterback.
And then he played with Ed O'Neill. And in fact,
they even brought Terry Bradshaw to an episode of Modern Family.
Speaker 3: And you know Ed didn't want to the dad, He didn't.
Speaker 6: Want to do jury duty. Then he finds out Terry
Bradshaw's doing Jerry duty. Now he wants to be on
Jerry duty. But the story about how he got the role.
Speaker 3: For for al Bundy.
Speaker 6: He was doing of Mice and Men, right, not a comedy,
and they were trying out guys for al Bundy, like
they all wanted to be the guy from the Honeymoon.
Speaker 3: He's like to the Moon Alex and they're all playing
the same guy. And he goes, he went in, you
want me? I mean, it's not a comedy. But a
year later guy suggested him.
Speaker 6: So he walks in and he just played defeated, a
defeated dad because I just played my uncle.
Speaker 3: He's defeated by everything. I just basically did my uncle
and he funny.
Speaker 4: Well, speaking of TV, we lost another one Danny today,
Austin other.
Speaker 3: One from Television City in Hollywood.
Speaker 4: John Amos eighty eighty four. He's eighty four. Now do
you believe in the theory death comes in threes?
Speaker 3: Well, this one's coming like five or six?
Speaker 4: Yeah, hang on, I know, but let's say that. And
if death comes in threes, does it come in threes
in categories? And can some people's deaths span two categories.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I could think. So, okay, I could see.
Speaker 4: That because if we look at the if we look
at the sports category, Pete Rose, he rose eighty three. Yes,
I did see a very funny tweet that somebody put
out there. I'm so disappointed Pete Rose died at eighty three.
I had eighty four as the over or something.
Speaker 7: Bet it was.
Speaker 4: It was cute.
Speaker 3: There's a death file of jokes made for Pete Rose
ready to come out.
Speaker 4: It made me laugh. But and then did Kembe Mutumbo died?
Speaker 3: No? No, no, yeah?
Speaker 8: Do here know the who wants to sex Mata the story?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 8: First off to Kemba Matombo, former basketball player from Africa
known for his defense.
Speaker 3: What makes him special?
Speaker 8: Rumor is, back in the day to Kembe Matumbo would
walk into crowded bars, bar would go silent, A seven
foot monster has walked in the room, and he would
loudly go who wants to sex Matumbo? And then inevitably
some young lady would be like me, yeah, I want
to do that, and they would go off and they
would sex Matumbo. As a kid, I heard this and
I was like, well, that's the dream that's not gonna
go up.
Speaker 2: To be.
Speaker 8: I was just a Jew in Virginia at the time.
I was very excited by all that. But with that said,
because I feel the energy, I feel it. Look, we
live in this period right now, and I think it's
a very good period where we're looking back at a
lot of our heroes and we're being like, is that
a good person? Is that the sort of person we
should be looking up too? And looking back on it,
it's like wait to get consent to Kim Big asking
the question in a crowded bar, putting no pressure on
the female with witnesses. That's light years ahead of his time,
unbelievable allegations, not in his house, No, sir, it's a
good man.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I love that. I love that bit. That's for Danny
Joels is his dame.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 6: Dan LeBatard actually asked Alonzo Mourning about that. Yeah, and
Alonzo like doesn't want to answer the question and he's
cracking up. They go your your Your laughter is an
admission of guilty because he wants to He wants to
tell the story, but he doesn't want to tick off
the tub ball.
Speaker 4: In front of witnesses.
Speaker 3: I love that. It's so funny because we are going
back and looking.
Speaker 4: At our heroes and saying, you know, we can't you
can't do that sort of thing.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, OK, at Cosby, But come on.
Speaker 4: Right, John Amos who just died. Yes, I was looking
at him. I go, why do I think this guy?
Isn't it?
Speaker 3: Look?
Speaker 4: Sure enough? He played for what I believe, if I
remember from Wikipedia, Colorado State, played for the Brookos had
a hamstring injury, so he got cut, was picked up
by maybe the Patriots for a minute somewhere along the line,
and then all kinds of different scrub leagues that were around,
and then somebody told him you're not a football player,
You're a man trying to play football, and that he
couldn't do it. But he played at a high level,
right college, a big college university, and then at pro
or semi pro level. So I go, does he therefore
cross two lines? Does he cross two lines? Does he
cross the actor line? Does he complete the three there?
And does he complete the three in the sports column?
Do you see what I'm saying? Or death comes in three?
He just could be an eclipse. Well we could have
a problem here because we had, uh, who is the
guy who played the cop in Beverly Hills Cops. He died, Yeah,
he died, And who was the there was another ACD
Chris Christofferson Stofferson, Thank you, Chris Chmossofferson died. We mentioned
that he was eighty eight, the other guy was seventy six,
and and then he went, well, John, does he cross both?
Does he fall in both? Does that complete the three
for the actor column and the sports column? Even though
you're splitting your John's.
Speaker 6: You know what, actually, if he's the middle, if he's
the if he's the vortex, the vertex of the two legs,
then if the if death is like that huge gap,
then maybe he's they're catching everybody with him so that
we're not gonna be death for a while. Right, Yeah,
like the he kind of holds it all together. I
got this, I got this leg. Yes, I got that leg.
They come together and now nobody's gonna die for a bit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's what I'm wondering.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think you're right. I think this could now.
Speaker 6: I didn't realize like Apollo Creed, like Carl Weathers, he
played for the Raiders, I didn't know that until he died, right,
because nobody ever like identify him with being like you
identify with him being Apollo Creed and Chubbs.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: You know who's the guy who hosts Now America's Got Talent?
He played for the Chiefs.
Speaker 3: For a minute, I think, oh, yeah, I know you're
talking about.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let me uh, we'll go to an experry cruise, yes,
Terry crews, We'll go to an expert on this. Our
friend racing Randy on the screen with us today Race
and Randy in person.
Speaker 3: What's happening Randy that day?
Speaker 7: I'm bunny, guys, what's going on?
Speaker 4: Randy looks like he's just had it. But I will
tell you this. If you're looking at the screen, Randy
is in his car's shirt, aren't you. Rady got the
your toe man?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 7: First three?
Speaker 4: So Randy, I have to say and you'll be able
to relate to this. I was disappointed because I did
want to get to South Butler this past weekend. Okay,
so I show I'm sure I did, and I will
hear all about it. But I want you to know
that Thursday I was in urgent care because Jamison heard
his wrist. Saturday, I was back in urgent care because
Jamison was not feeling well, and I don't have a
pediatrician set up here yet, and it was a weekend,
so I needed to go to urgent care. I was
in emergency on Sunday because they said his stomach he
was having some stomach pain and if it persisted, it
could be appendicitis. So take him to the emergency room,
which I did, and thus fell asleep in the emergency.
Speaker 3: Room.
Speaker 4: So that was Sunday till about nine o'clock at night,
and then today I took him back to urgent care
because nothing seems to be getting better, and he was
finally diagnosed with walking pneumonia. So that's why. Wow. Yeah,
so it's just been.
Speaker 3: It's been.
Speaker 4: It's been a lot, Randy to the point where I
didn't even do a podcast on Sunday. I just didn't
have time.
Speaker 7: Walking walking did give him enough lotion news? Right?
Speaker 4: Excuse me?
Speaker 7: What did he said? He heard it? Give him enough
lotion news or something.
Speaker 3: Like that coming? What do you mean I knew that
was coming?
Speaker 4: Wait for what from walking pneumonia?
Speaker 3: I know what he means.
Speaker 7: Wrist?
Speaker 4: Oh, yeah, he did hurt his wrist. Well, here's how
he hurt his wrist, Randy, he had hurt his wrist
falling off his bike at the bike park. Then he
was over out. He was over at this on a
scooter at at this skate park. Excuse me, they're at
a skate park. You can just go down the canal.
They have a really nice skate park in Fairport. He
calls me and says, hey, Dad, it's raining. I'm in
the studio. I'm tested out the equipment that you're on now.
And I said, Uh, you're not gonna melt. Just come back.
It's only drizzling. Well, of course, at fourteen, you can't
just do one thing and scooter. You have to scooter
while facetiming a girl you like from school. And he
hits the steel deck bridge and goes down hard because
it's wet, Randy, and he hit his arm and his
wrist is cut and everything. He comes in and I go,
oh my god. He was yeah, thinks a lot.
Speaker 3: Dad, You go get me so.
Speaker 4: But then I'll tell you this's Randy. This how I
knew he was feeling better today. It was a very
long wait because we were at urgent care. And this
is how Fried I kind of am. And getting back
into the dad thing, the full time dad thing. I
took him to urgent care, and it was probably around
noon when we got there. And I walk up to
the door and at this place there's a place where
you can they do labs, so it's like your blood
work and that kind of stuff, and there's a pediatrician's office,
and then there's the urgent care.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 4: I went up to the door that said labs, thinking
he was the urgent care one, and it said it
was closed for lunch, be back in one. So we
leavecies right, So we leave, we go do I get mice?
Pop said do something else and run home real quick,
get him back in the car, get over there and
realize then that I went to the wrong door. And
he looks at me and goes, is it possible that
we could have been here a while ago? Now we
can sort of get punished because some guy who does
tree work came in and I don't know if he
fell out of a tree or he got hit. I mean,
that's really dangerous work. They said he was knocked out
cold and he was awake there, but two guys brought
him in, so he took priority and by the time
we got in there, so now we're waiting and waiting
in the back Jameson goes up to the hand sanitizer
and he takes a bunch of hand sanitizer and he
throws it onto my shorts and goes, hey, look, it
looks like your peede. And because because Randy, like I
would never have done that to my father, although I
did stick far powder in his coffee, I will always
own that. I was like, I just burst out laughing, like,
which is the worst thing you can do. But I
burst out laughing because I go I've always I used
to do that to my friends with the hand sanitizer,
like in radio stuff. Sometimes I would just throw it
at somebody's crotch and so it looked like the epe,
but it disappears because it's alcohol evaporates.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 9: That'd be something I could see you doing, Yes, I
could definitely see I see your kids doing it.
Speaker 3: He just did it for me.
Speaker 4: I never did it to it, but he did it
to me. But anyway, so that's why I missed out
on the race and Randy extravaganza at South Butler.
Speaker 9: That's okay, And believe me, buddy, life happens. I understand.
Speaker 7: Yeah, been they're done that I.
Speaker 4: Know, and you're probably still doing it. With grand kids.
Speaker 7: Yeah, grand kids are pretty good, man. It's been pretty cool.
Speaker 9: I got you know, the grand kids haven't had no problems.
They've got no problems with the grand kids.
Speaker 7: At all lately. So that's a good sign. You know.
That's the best part.
Speaker 4: So what's happened? What's happening with it? In Randy's world?
You had South Butler. I want to hear about the
TV show and a little Nascar. What do we got?
Speaker 7: Well, South Butler, we had a great date out there.
Speaker 9: One hundred and thirty cars, most cars we've ever had
out there for one day.
Speaker 3: Cool.
Speaker 7: Twenty two people who never raced before ever. Wow, came out.
They learned how to drag race there at South Butler.
Speaker 3: I'm a fly.
Speaker 9: We had a gentleman there who raced their last race
there in nineteen sixty. He showed up and he actually
raced there. I guess this time.
Speaker 7: Okay, that was pretty cool.
Speaker 9: We had a new speed record set at one hundred
nineteen point six by Joe Williams alias Joe Schmoe to
the no Prep crowd.
Speaker 7: They know who he is.
Speaker 9: He's out of Marry, New York, if I remember right.
So it was a pretty good was great, the weather
was great, it was a great day.
Speaker 3: What does he drive?
Speaker 7: And a lot of people probably had thirteen fourteen hundred spectators?
Speaker 3: Easy?
Speaker 4: What does he drive?
Speaker 7: It was cool? Good time.
Speaker 4: Danny asked you a question.
Speaker 3: What does he drive? Joe Schmoe, he.
Speaker 9: Drives a black Camaro. It's a black Camarolet's say second
generation my time. I think it is a second or
third It might be one two. I think it's third
generation Camaro. That kind of body style like an eighty eight,
eighty nine ninety right around there. I would say that
body style. You know, of course, you know it's got
the whole thing. It's got the full two broken, it's
a it's a blown, complete race car. Cool and it's
got a pretty.
Speaker 7: New motor in it.
Speaker 9: And he's trying to go at least one hundred and
twenty five there, but he's he's got parachutes and he
says he still has a hard.
Speaker 3: Time getting stopped.
Speaker 7: So, but you know it is but like I said,
we'll see what happens.
Speaker 9: You know, it's so because the guy that held the record,
Troy Leeb, he uh, once he finds out he don't
have the record number, I'm sure he'll be back sometime.
He never showed up the shirt that he's he would
come out. He never showed so, but that's okay. Joe
showed up the last three races of the year or so.
He was doing some testing with the car besides trying
other things. Was it was a good time and people
love it. You know, people actually love it. I had
a lot of some of the people we hadn't seen
this year came last race. A few people had missed it,
so I missed a couple. They came back.
Speaker 7: You know. It was all around great day at the racetrack.
Speaker 4: I just want to say that if you were watching
on any of our social media or even if just
a promo of this, Randy is shooting from his lap up.
It's like what Tracy sees when she's on her knees.
Don't tell your wife. I said that, don't tell your wife.
Don't Did you hear it? Did you hear it? She's
gonna get mad. I don't want to make Tracy mad.
I never want to make Tracy Maddy. That laugh all right,
Randy tell us about the TV show, what's happened with that?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 7: Still go, We're still working on it. I can't. I can.
Speaker 9: I can't still talk too much about it because I
got people trying to try to uh uh discourage people
to do it. So I can't tell you where it's at,
when it's at, I can't tell you any of that information. Okay, Uh,
then it's still on. It's still gonna go, and we're
going to do.
Speaker 4: It, all right. And and Nascar, what's happening in the
wide world with Nascar?
Speaker 7: Oh, Nascar Sunday was so bad.
Speaker 9: I was so bad for Kyle Busch when he got
taken out by Chase Briscoe. I came off the couch
and yelled, Rascal, you fucking asshole.
Speaker 7: Preachy. Tracey saw it too, and she goes, do you
believe that guy?
Speaker 9: Looks like Kyle was actually going to get his first
win of the year, so we can at least have,
you know, twenty years of straight wins and uh, but
you know, but the watermelon guy chased Ross Chastain and
the guy that smashes water pumpkins or pump watermelons when
he gets done, smashed another one.
Speaker 7: On the ground. He had a great car.
Speaker 9: H I felt bad. Christopher bell Head he was on
the pole, he hit the wall, a couple of times.
I screwed up his car. Joey Logano was running the
top five all day and all of a sudden he faded.
I don't want something happened with the handling or something,
or bad pit stop or something.
Speaker 7: You know, it's just uh, not the time.
Speaker 9: And when you're in the chase with them guys, ares
not time to not have a bad day.
Speaker 7: And chance day is not in the chase, you know.
Speaker 9: Also, and his teammate Daniel Suarez is still in it,
and he had a bad day, a terrible car to
start the inter mentioned thirteenth.
Speaker 7: So uh, it's a couple of years. Taylor Edega's coming up.
Speaker 9: Yeah, And then I said, Tayladega, anybody can win that race.
Anybody got just you read, avoid the accidents, being the
right place at the right time, get the right push
by somebody. That's going to be a really interesting race.
Would see what happens. Affords are usually good at Talladegas.
We'll see what happens. But I kind of hope that
we'd like to see Kyle Busch get that twenty years
at least a one win a year.
Speaker 7: We'd like to see that.
Speaker 9: He's good to tell Dagga, he'll be good like as
long as you know, hey, but you know it's also
pushing Chevrolet's pushing chevroalle AT's Ford's pushing Ford's toilets put it.
But every once in a while you get that manufacturer.
We say, well, I'm following my teammate, but this guy
appears faster and I can go buy him like this,
So I'm gonna go in this thing and go buy him.
And sometimes teammates don't like that, but it happens. You know, Hey,
you're trying to win a race, and if you're in
the you're in that chase, you really definitely want to
win to rest because you want to go to the
last race of that whatever that round is the last race,
which I think is the Charlotte Roval.
Speaker 7: I believe if I think, but I'm not positive.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, if you first, you last last. Shaken baked Randy,
that's what.
Speaker 4: That's all it matters, that's right, Shake bake Randy, dig
can bake Babycy didn't hear us? Hear me? I don't
want to say us me.
Speaker 9: Uh, I don't know if she's upstairs, Oh are you
in the man cave?
Speaker 7: I'm in the man cave.
Speaker 9: It looks like a mess because it's freaking I mean,
it's a mess because I'm I've.
Speaker 7: Been owing some stuff, so I'm selling some stuff.
Speaker 4: So all right, good, you know it's awesome.
Speaker 9: I mean, just trying to get rid of I mean,
it's time to get rid of three thousand pieces. I
don't really need three thousand pieces of die cast all over.
So there's a few things that Tracy did get from
her dad to I'd like to put up on a
shelf some diecast cards.
Speaker 7: That he gave her. All right, I need to make
you know. I got twenty five anybody want car?
Speaker 9: Everybody want some, uh the Carl Edwards or Casey kanekrs.
Speaker 7: I got them. I got a whole bunch of them.
Have to mention everything else.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, you know what I will if you
don't mind, if someone just does reach out and you
can the numbers scrolling right across our screen right now,
five A five two of sixty eighty eight.
Speaker 3: Sixties you look and Randy's got it.
Speaker 4: I will be happy to share your number if you want,
or your email, maybe just your email if that works.
Speaker 9: Emails, fine, I guess say I got I mean, I
got oh my god. I mean the stuff that I
had that I was going through some boxes. I'm going,
oh yeah, I found that. I'm not getting rid of
that piece. I'm keeping that.
Speaker 7: No, that can go.
Speaker 9: I sold some san We went to the SODA's Harvest
Sodus Harvest Fest. Uh saraday out there. Uh don lead
fever on Fever automotive. And so it is a help
for him and his wife help at the racetrack. And
I set up a boost there and sold some stuff
there Saturday, so and it was a nice day for it.
So I made as you know, don't know how many
pieces I saw, but I came home with less than
what I left.
Speaker 7: That's all.
Speaker 3: I mean.
Speaker 4: There you go racing ran.
Speaker 7: You know, you know so and I got.
Speaker 9: I mean, there's a few things right there if you
can see them.
Speaker 4: Oh I see them. Look at this, Oh wear them?
And then Randy man Cave look at this, getting the
whole tour right there. What's now, who's the hood down
the wall? Go back? What's the hood on the wall.
Speaker 7: That's Casey Cane.
Speaker 4: Okay, man, look at this. Do you ever go to Okay,
you're smoking in the bandit.
Speaker 9: No, no, you know I've never gotten any smoking the
bandit cars.
Speaker 7: I just I don't.
Speaker 9: I actually I actually had a little die cast I'm
a little sixty four scaled a little small hot wheel
sized ones. Yeah, I do have a couple of so
I'm I mean somewhere. But I found the other day.
I was going through remember the I don't know you
guys remember the Kenny Rogers movie six Pack. Yeah, I
actually found a little cast pack. I found three or
four cars in it. We got talking about it. When
I with one of the guys at Friendly I worked with,
got talking about that movie and I said, I know
I got some little cars today.
Speaker 7: He says, no, you're don't. Yes, I do. I'll be
dam if I didn't find him. Said I'm a picture
and he started laughing.
Speaker 4: That's crazy.
Speaker 7: I told you I had him. I knew I had
him somewhere.
Speaker 4: All right, Randy, we need to we have another guest.
He's about to come on, so I need to.
Speaker 7: I don't know where you went. Well, I can't hear you.
Speaker 4: Are you there, Randy? Can you hear me?
Speaker 7: Still can't hear you?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: All right, Well, Randy, we're gonna say goodbye.
Speaker 3: See your buddy. We'll say goodbye.
Speaker 4: Rady. I don't know if you can't hear us anymore?
Why can't he hear us all of a sudden?
Speaker 3: I don't know that happens?
Speaker 7: Still can't hear you?
Speaker 3: All Right?
Speaker 4: Well, I'm gonna, I'm gonna. We're gonna say goodbye to Randy.
See you, Randy? All right, there he goes. We'll take
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Speaker 7: Hey where not the one you played earlier?
Speaker 4: This might not be the thing I thought it was.
I caught an artists I wasn't familiar with on the
John Mayer station because he does new music Tuesday, new
music Friday.
Speaker 3: Tuesdays.
Speaker 4: He plays the new music that came out on Friday.
On Tuesdays used to come out on Tuesday. There's an
artist named Billy Strings, and I'll try to play some
Billy Strings earlier, and I was like, whoa, this is
pretty good, and uh, he said that Billy Strings has
an interesting story. So I'll see if I can find
out about that. Deputy Hurley, how are you, sir?
Speaker 3: The whole gamut there it is. I didn't know you.
Speaker 4: Were to be like in the car. I apologize.
Speaker 10: Oh that's all good. Fie her out here.
Speaker 4: All right, Pittsford had it almost sounds like, I don't know,
something charming, a night of chaos and Pittsford, you know
what I mean.
Speaker 3: It sounds like people went around.
Speaker 4: Bar hoppy or I don't know what they I mean
if I said a night of chaos and Pittsford.
Speaker 3: I would think it might have been a fundraiser. I
don't know it was toilet papered.
Speaker 4: No idea. But then I'm seeing that sixteen's now I
lived on East Street on the corner of easton Downing
and they these kids went racing down and hit a
tree that prevented them from going into a canal in
a stolen minivan. And there were six kids, and I
think they were ranged in age from fourteen to sixteen?
Is that true?
Speaker 10: True?
Speaker 11: And the only part you left out on that was
they almost ran over a couple deputies who were in
the area looking for them, whoa before they hit the
tree that I can navigate the turn too fast because
they're not old enough to drive, and.
Speaker 10: You know, unfortunately they caused an accident.
Speaker 11: Fortunately they didn't go into the canal with the injuries
that they had, because that could have been deadly.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, how bad were they injured?
Speaker 10: Ah?
Speaker 11: I think I think a couple had broken bones, you know,
some internal problems. I don't I don't know exactly what
all the injuries were off the top of my head,
but I mean, I think I think there may have
been a broken leg, which makes it really hard to swim.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it does. But these guys they had stolen other
were they part of the same group that stole other
cars in Pittsford? And I think one evaded police by
doing a quick YEWI and then cutting across a couple
of lawns and taken off.
Speaker 10: So that we're still trying to piece together. But that
was pictures well the same night, so the pretty good
odds that it was the same group.
Speaker 11: Yeah, you know, it all started, like we read a deputy.
We've been having problems with stolen cars on the east
side the county anyway, So the deputies have been on
alert driving around specifically looking for possible potential stolen cars.
Speaker 10: So the first.
Speaker 11: Deputy saw what you know, had indications of a stolen vehicle,
tried to get it to stop, and the person was
driving through yards, driving right at the deputy, driving crazy,
try and get it away. So the deputy you know,
called off, didn't chase, didn't do any of that because
this person was gonna hurt somebody. So later on, about
a half hour later, we get the call for the
dumped stolen vehicle. Sure enough, they get there, they find it,
all the occupants had left. While searching there, they came
across the license plate and some belongings from the owner
of another car. So they went there to find out,
you know, where's your card?
Speaker 10: You know where it is? Is it stolen? Sure enough
that one's stolen.
Speaker 11: It just kept going on and on of them leap frogging.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 11: You take a car, you drive it somewhere, you dump it,
you steal another car. So that's our assumption now, is
it's all this same group of kids that were just
going on a rampage throughout Pittsford.
Speaker 3: Wow, I didn't know Kia made a minivan.
Speaker 4: Uh. I think I think it's that was a title,
But I think they do. Oh really, yes, I'm Sonata
something like that. Maybe I'm thinking the wrong Sorrento. Sorrento Yeah, okay,
but I don't know if that's a minivent. But whatever. Uh,
but I thought they did, Danny, I think most.
Speaker 6: Cars if they're breaking into Toyota's now, I got a problem, all.
Speaker 4: Right, I those but here so, Debuty Hurley, there's a
couple of things with this one.
Speaker 3: I was shown.
Speaker 4: Video. I think there's a group on Instagram that call
themselves the five eight five Kia boys, and then there's
some others as well. And I was shown video and
I kept asking the person send it to me and
they wouldn't. But it's it looks like a child. I'm
not kidding. It looks like a nine year old. It's
a little guy apparently has been involved in a shooting
from whatever the however this person knows, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 4: And it's a video of this kid driving down four
ninety in a stolen car and somebody's laughing and video
and him and he's looking over at the thing and
he's driving and he looks like he's nine, and they've
ripped the steering column out and all this and this kid,
I believe, And again it's hearsay. I have nothing official
on this, but I did see the video of the
Instagram video. It is posted on Instagram. I'm sure the
police have seen it themselves. They better ways of looking
at that than I do. And I'm going, holy crap,
like to be so brazen as to put it out there.
And then the person says to me, well, these kids
are really into cars. I go, yeah, leave the other
people so fuck aloneing and then I hear back, you
know what, I hear back, I hear, well, kids giving
you stuff and by the way, key is coming out
with all kinds of stuff to protect your car. If
you don't get there to have it done and they're
doing it for free, that's on you. I go, you
know what, that's not true, that's not fair. Try being
a person with a fucking job. Excuse my French and
a family, and show me the time, right but practically
not time to wipe your ass.
Speaker 3: That's called victim shaming. That drives me crazy. I hate it.
Speaker 4: And so it was a little bit of a tense
moment there, but there too, they're on. Yeah, but they're
on in the they're showing this stuff brazenly. And then
I like to read comments on the internet. So every
every every news channel had this story, and I went
underneath and read the comments, and a lot of people,
you know, lock them up, blah blah blah blah that
throw away the key. Where do the parents? But there
was one that says, Sheriff Baxter is not doing a
great job. This is the result of Sheriff Baxter.
Speaker 3: And I go home.
Speaker 4: Honestly, I was so ready to jump in there, and
I go, well, don't, don't don't, don't, don't, don't become
a keyboard warrior here. But the thing, because like this
isn't a police problem. This is a people who are
not behaving and laws that are not holding them. That's
what this is. It has nothing to do the police
are doing their job. They got them right right, No
more cars would be stolen that night, and because if
this didn't, if they didn't get them, there probably would be.
Speaker 11: But yeah, I mean all you have to do is
follow our social media and you know, see the things
that we constantly put out saying how just like Friday night,
we did catch these kids. You know, we caught them,
We give them their appearance ticket that we can only
give them and turn them back over to the guardians,
and then they run out and do the same thing again.
Speaker 10: Because what's the consequence? What do these kids care? If
if I was thirteen.
Speaker 11: Years old and I knew there was no moral code
or consequence, who knows what I would have done. But again,
I've said it on your show before. I was afraid
of what was going to happen at home.
Speaker 3: Right, you know it would be worse part.
Speaker 11: Here is, yeah, what's the consequence? What's the if I
leave something out right. We always advise people to lock
your car, make yourself a harder target to be, don't
lock everything down. But just because your car's unlocked and
someone goes through it doesn't mean it's your fault. Right,
it's still illegal. Yes, yes, you should lock it. We
highly advise that you do. But kind it goes back
to what you were saying a minute ago. It doesn't
mean it's okay for someone to go for your property.
Speaker 3: No, just not not at all. And I always wonder, like,
what is that?
Speaker 4: Because I've done a lot of dumb, dumb things in
my life. No, and I've enjoyed every moment of all
of them. But the one thing I never did, and
I and I'm people, oh, get on your moral high horns,
but I never stole anything. Maybe a pen from a bank,
I don't know. I might have put it in my pocket,
walked away, But I never liked that. There was something
that just didn't sit right with me with that, And
I didn't like when my stuff was messed with. I've
been I've had places broken into, cars broken into. No,
it's it's it's an unsettling feeling. And the worst part is,
and this is the part that I think no one
understands that's a minivan, that's a family vehicle. That family
is now sol right, pretty much shit out of luck
because they now have to deal with the insurance company
to get a new vehicle. So for however long that's
going to take, you are down to either one car
or relying on family members. Unless you don't have family
members around, you're relying on neighbors to get your kids
to and from.
Speaker 3: There's no way any state farm.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, and the rates are ridiculous, well in
the customer service.
Speaker 3: But I'm just saying, like even your insurance may go up, yeah,
because if you didn't do anything wrong.
Speaker 4: Yeah, sorry, it's terrible.
Speaker 11: But that's the part that's that's the part that needs
to be highlighted. And you know, my job is to
deal with the media for the Sheriff's office, and that
they're very good people. They have time constraints, right, and
it's always that part of the interview that gets cut out, right,
like the sheriff's statement.
Speaker 4: Well not not bilified, not abilified, sir.
Speaker 11: And it's it's just like like you had said, right,
I too have journeyed through the comment section from time
to time, and it drives me nuts to see people,
well they have insurance, Yes they.
Speaker 2: Do have insurance, but you know how long that.
Speaker 11: Takes the insurance can go up. There's so many things
in this. Like you said, it's a family. So this
is some family who's getting ready to take their kids
to school in the morning.
Speaker 10: You take their kids to.
Speaker 11: Go to work, whatever it may be, just shatter their
whole life, and not only not only inconvenience them, but
you've now made it where you just stepped on their privacy.
You you've you've what's the word I'm looking for. Right,
it's the same as when people get their house gets
burned because your evasion is gone.
Speaker 10: Right, you feel violent.
Speaker 11: We live in a world where a lot of people
don't care until it happens to them.
Speaker 10: And I'll tell you, and all the years I've.
Speaker 11: Done this job, you'll see people and they're like, oh,
you know that stuff happens over there, it's not that
big of a deal, blah blah blah. But that same
person's mailbox gets run over and they want someone hung
for you know, fifteen dollars mailbox from home depot.
Speaker 10: They want the kid down the road executed because they're
the mailbox on it happened to me. It's like, well,
you know, what.
Speaker 3: Are you tough their mailbox laws?
Speaker 11: Yeah, but yeah, it's just it's it's frustrating for us, right.
We our job is to protect people, Our job is
to solve crime, and we just we need help.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 11: I can capture the same person one hundred times, but
if nothing happens from that, there's no consequence, there's no
intervention to change their life, to change and to educate them.
Speaker 10: What are we doing?
Speaker 3: Right, I'm with you. Well, so it's it's just it's awful.
Speaker 6: I know, I get a lot of crap on the
show for saying, this is what happens in George Soross's America.
Speaker 3: Well this is what happens.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, I don't know what's happened or I don't
know if it's George Soros. I mean, I can see
why you say that, but it's certainly we're trying. I
feel like the intent wasn't this.
Speaker 6: The intent was to like help out the people in
Rutgers Island because apparently at Rukers Island this was an issue,
but they affected of course, like everything in New York
City affected the entire state. So now we have all
these problems going on, Like you got guys driving their
their dirt bikes down and the only.
Speaker 3: Reason why the news covered it was because it was
a front of the new station.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but okay, that's true.
Speaker 3: But I think also if you look.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you've seen this, Deputy Early, but
I saw a video today on Instagram in Rochester of
some kids stealing a Kia and driving it down the sidewalk,
people jumping out of the way, driving it down the sidewalk,
and they filmed this unless it was it was someone
outside the car, So I don't know if they were
filming it to say, hey, look what's happening. I don't know.
Maybe you could use your phone to call nine one one.
I have no idea, but it's crazy. Do you follow
rock gun Man? By the way, that's a that's a
good one to follow. I look at that and I go,
my got it. So I don't want to be an
officer like what they have to deal with.
Speaker 3: Ah, it's horrible.
Speaker 11: It's like it's like when I would do presentations at
schools and the kids would.
Speaker 10: Say do you watch live PD? And I say, no,
live it?
Speaker 3: Why would I want to watch it. Yeah, I don't
want to bring that home.
Speaker 10: Do you watch homework TV?
Speaker 3: You should?
Speaker 4: Maybe we'd touch up, but yeah, go ahead, go ahead.
Speaker 10: I was just say real quick, right, and you hit
it on the head. They're so brazen that they're videotaping.
Speaker 11: If you're committing a crime videotaping it and you're posting it,
that tells you everything you need to know. They're not
afraid of anything. They know nothing is going to happen
to them. And again, I apologize I've said it before,
but you know, back in the day when it was
sixteen that you could be arrested and treated tried as
an adult, those those kids, when they were fifteen, they
would yell, they'd, they'd and as soon as their sixteenth
birthday happened, they were angels because they knew that we
now had something that we could hold over their head.
Speaker 10: And they didn't commit crime.
Speaker 11: They smiled, they combed their hair, you know, they did
all the perfect little church going things.
Speaker 10: They know better, they know better.
Speaker 3: Tippy here, let me ask you a question.
Speaker 6: Back in those days, like you or Bill or me,
you know, we were afraid of our parents. Uh, back
back before the laws shaded, did you ever arrest the
kid and have the kid tell you, please don't send
me home. I'd rather stay in jail. Did that ever happen?
Because you were because they were actually a fearful of
their parents, nobody get in trouble. There was so much
more trouble than would I go, oh, my father's gonna
give it to me.
Speaker 3: Did that? Does that ever happen? We're a purpose actually
asked you to keep them in jail.
Speaker 7: Very rarely.
Speaker 10: It did happen to me a couple of times.
Speaker 11: You know, I don't know, sounds statistic, but it almost
makes you feel like, Okay, this this kid's got it
going on at home, right, and you know they're people
will tell you, oh, that kid may be abused or
this or that, and it's it's not like that. There's
a difference between discipline and abuse, and you were trained
to see that and you're trained to build again that
rapport with the child.
Speaker 10: You know, how are things at home? What was this light?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 10: You know, are there bruises?
Speaker 11: Are there any all kinds of signs of things that
you can look for. Right, So it's not it's not
about abuse, It's about discipline.
Speaker 10: It's about consequence.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, I mean it sounds like you guys have
certainly it got your handsful, because this is just one
thing of I'm sure many many things that have gone
on around the country today and that you've been involved
in or over the past.
Speaker 3: When did this happen? Was it Friday?
Speaker 4: I only sell news reports today.
Speaker 11: Yeah, so it was Friday and Saturday night, so over
the weekend we didn't put anything out, But yeah, put
it out today and draw some attention to it. And
you know, number one, say this is going on. Number two,
you know, we're aware of this. We're doing everything that
we can, and we also want to draw the attention
to how dangerous this is. Right, could have killed themselves,
and they could have killed the deputies. They literally almost
ran them over as they were looking. We got called
for an accident. We went to the area. We found
one car that was determined again to be stolen, one
of the seven that was stolen or attempted to be
stolen that night. And while they were looking around to
see where the other car was, all of a sudden,
here comes the minivan flying at high rate of speed
and almost ran the deputies over. It's gonna happen, unfortunately, right,
we had. We had that incident a couple of weeks
ago where that gentleman was in the car accident and died.
Speaker 10: I mean, it's not gonna be the last one. If
this keeps going right, answered.
Speaker 4: Right, and keeping could be anybody. It could be anybody.
And that's a that's like that part of East Street
as you get down by the canal, it's kind of whiral.
There's a big ditch on one side. I mean they're
lucky that between the lines. Yeah, and uh, you're not
expecting anybody. There's not a ton of traffic there at
those hours, like right middle of the night. Basically there's
not a lot of traffic there. But let's say you're
coming home from picking up your kids at a party
or something, who the hell knows, and you come around
the corner and there's, you know, this this van going
eighty miles an hour or whatever was doing down down
Eat Street. H I thank you for your time. What
is the insignia on your shirt?
Speaker 10: That's our scuba symbol.
Speaker 3: Wait do you do?
Speaker 4: Are you part of the scuba team too?
Speaker 10: I am, sir.
Speaker 4: Man that mustache wet?
Speaker 3: Do you pull people over in the water? That's where
you were all last week.
Speaker 11: Yeah, we uh that's why I couldn't join you last
week when you asked. We do a training every year
for a week up in Alexandria Bay with the New
York State Police Dive Team.
Speaker 10: Okay, it's pretty intense and very good training.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm sure have you uh do you get to
go out?
Speaker 4: And I don't know what these sounding like recovery missions
of anything else that they're that you're diving for, but
I mean, have you been part of those teams or
oh yeah, just do yeah, yeah, that's.
Speaker 10: Uh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 11: We recover evidence, we recover vehicles, we recover loved ones. Yeah,
anything that's in the water that's got to come back out, Yeah,
we get we go down for it.
Speaker 4: Think about that. Think about what he just said. Just
think about that. Yeah, thank you for your life. Well
what's that said?
Speaker 10: Politely?
Speaker 3: Well what I was gonna say is think about that politely.
Speaker 4: But the hell's going on over there? You have win
times of the.
Speaker 7: My ring camera.
Speaker 4: Oh all right, well we'll let you uh go, but
thank you for your time, thank you for what you do.
You know, That's why I was saying. Think about what
he just said, all the things that they have to
do and recovering a loved one and that's just it's
just stuff. Yeah, So we appreciate it, and we appreciate
your time. And if you see something, say something right.
Speaker 10: Absolutely, Yeah, thanks guys, have a great night.
Speaker 4: Thank you, sir, Thank you. There he goes Deputy Hurley, which,
by the way, great mustache, great mustache. I was just thinking, Oh, I.
Speaker 3: Saw November's coming another month.
Speaker 4: Yeah's apparently we'll have to play this. Uh, we're gonna
be joined. Yesterday I talked about we talked about an
older gentleman who accidentally ran over his wife. He was
pulling up to the restaurant. She was getting in the
back of the car. There were a number of people
getting in. He thought she had closed the door. She hadn't. Oh,
And then I said that led to have you ever
had anybody jump out of a car? And I said
I have. While you're driving, someone's tried to jump out.
And I said, I believe that that's a move, not
that men don't do it, but pulled more by women
than men. Okay, And then it became a whole thing
about how I bet that happens more on the West
Side than the East side, and that West Side people
are a little more honest. They wear their hearts in
the sleeve. They'll argue in public where you know, we
all keep it down. On the East Side, we tamp
it down with damn it down. So Alex, our friend
Alex heard that, and she produces reality TV and she
has a story about women jumping out of cars. Yeah,
so we will get to that. And speaking of mustaches.
Just to show you what fame is really like, I
will play you a little bit of Ted Lasso, the
real Ted Lasso. Okay, Yeah, sudeikis being not stocked, but
hounded for something in the autographs and what happened and
how it freaked them out a little bit.
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Speaker 12: Baby racing friends Sam.
Speaker 3: How about in Belle He's at Ponies.
Speaker 4: Carrying ahead not really strings, Danny, I like it, Yeah,
I do too. This is one of the songs I
had heard. So I think both his parents were methacts.
Speaker 13: Okay, I think, And as he related to jd Vance,
he couldn't play uh mean guitar, and he got saved
his life. I remember when I was younger, I used
to watch he haul and Roy Clark played the banjo.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I thought that was the coolest. He was fantastic
and he was picking.
Speaker 6: It's hard to play the band Joe and now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, now I'll tell you this. I think more women
jump out of those kind of cars when you're Racingly
did they get a little scared?
Speaker 3: I know a guy who did.
Speaker 4: Alex is here right, So are you well you knew.
Speaker 3: A guy that jumped out of a car, Davy, Yeah,
I got to argue with his girlfriend. He was drunk.
Speaker 6: He chips out of the car, really ends up eating
stitches on his ear. My father sees him the next
day at the restaurant because he worked for my uncle.
The guy, my father goes, no woman's ever worth jumping
out of a car.
Speaker 4: For no woman. He was, well, hang on a second,
let me stop billy strings here and we'll get the
alex Son. No, he was a passenger, and he was
a passenger.
Speaker 3: His girlfriend was driving the car. He was driving him nuts.
Speaker 6: He had been drinking, so he jumps out of the
car and he did it around the corner from my
house too.
Speaker 4: Now here's here's the thing that I think, and then
Alex will almost I think, support my claim here a
little bit. I think that I don't know, I don't
I have no statistic on this, but I'm thinking more
women than men jump out of cars while they're moving. Okay,
I've had it happened to me, and I think that.
But as a guy, if you're gonna jump out of
the car, I think you'd think it through a little bit,
like you got to do a barrel roll. You got
to hit shoulder and and roll. Yes, because what happens,
and what happens with most people is they'll jump and
they'll try to jump onto their feet, but they'll jump
too close to the car. They'll slip because of the
momentum of the car going forward. They're not moving, but
their bodies moving at whatever speed the car is, and
then they get caught up and they fall under the wheel.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you get killed.
Speaker 4: You can get killed. That's why you got to leap
and barrel roll. You gotta tuck that head and roll that.
That's experience.
Speaker 14: Have you done this before?
Speaker 4: No, I haven't, But I'm just I'm just thinking, like
because I go I've never jumped out of cars, but
I I did do a car surfing where you stood
on the roof of the car and someone would drive
and you would just surf on the roof of the car.
Carf Yeah, car surfing, And I always thought if that,
if something happened, I would do a barrel roll off,
like if they jammed on the brakes or something. I
would try to tuck and then roll onto my should.
Speaker 3: Know what I'm doing.
Speaker 4: I don't know that I know what I'm doing.
Speaker 3: I don't even know I know what I'm doing.
Speaker 4: But I that was my sixteen Actually not even that
was my fifteen year old head at the time when
I when I was doing stupid stuff like that. But
Alex heard this and she left me a voicemail. I
should have played the voicemail. But you were producing a
reality TV show and take it from there.
Speaker 14: I was.
Speaker 2: I was.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 15: We were producing a scene with these two women. They
were at a restaurant. They started fighting, physically fighting in
the restaurant. So we got them, pulled them apart, got
them outside, separated them. I had one of the ladies,
another producer took another one of the ladies. We put
them into calves to get them out of there. They
decided that they were not yet done fighting, so as
the calves are pulling away, they're both trying to jump out.
Speaker 14: They see each other from across the street, so they
both try to jump out of the car. I managed
to keep my young lady in.
Speaker 15: The car the other producer lost control of hers and
she tries to jump out, and the cab is like
taken off. He's ready to go, and he ends up
running over this woman's foot and he has a huge
compound fracture, which I don't find out for like hours later,
because my job is to get this other lady out
of here and just like get her away from the scene.
But Obama was also in town and we were on
the east side of the seat. The entire east side
of the city was completely shut down, like secret service everywhere,
So it took forever to get the ambulance there.
Speaker 14: It took forever to get both ladies out of there. Yeah,
so I can confirm, I just say it.
Speaker 4: I just think that I don't know. I don't know.
I think that it's more of a because a lot
of times, what's happening if a man and a woman
are in the car together, who's usually driving a man? Yeah,
And I know that that may sound sexist to you.
Not always the case, I will admit, not always the case,
but it seems like, Well.
Speaker 15: That's why I asked about Danny's story, because right he
jumps to the car, I'm assuming he's driving, Yes, yeah.
Speaker 6: No, this time it was the interesting enough he were driving,
if you were driving.
Speaker 4: Well, actually happened. It did happen. No, In uh, nineteen
ninety nine, it's what led to me calling three one
five vers through one fivers. There was all this strange
stuff that was happening out in Wayne County and we're
seeing more and more and one of them was the
Walter Casper case. And Walter Casper was trying to kill
his wife and he went I don't know where he went,
but there's some kind of like ledge down into like
a canyon area but not Letchworth, but something.
Speaker 14: Was oh I remember this this It was like a mini.
Speaker 4: Van, right, yeah. And he had a mini van and
he he said he lost control and he jumped out
and she was in it and went over and was killed.
And he did he did a barrell out of the
fucking door. But he said he lost control of the
car and he got out knowing He's like screaming at her,
kid out, could I the breaks don't work or whatever's happening?
And the car went over And then he gets out
years later, and he was trying to run for like
a he was living on one of the finger legs
like Canecious or something, and he was trying to run
for like the town of Canicious board or whatever. And
then people found out that he had guns. He was
violation and parole. But his kids meanwhile, they had two
boys who then were raised without a mom or a
dad because he went to prison.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: They never talked to him again, didn't they?
Speaker 4: They never would talk to him again.
Speaker 3: No, but yeah, he's decentse died right, I.
Speaker 4: Don't know did Walter Casper die?
Speaker 3: I thought that he did me have passed away? Yeah.
Speaker 4: I think sometimes when you're in jail, you preserved for
a little while, eating good food, working out, not no alcohol,
not eating junk. No, well I don't know what they're
I don't know what they're feeding you. But uh yeah,
uh well like did he yeah? Right, yeah? Did? He
was worried about being poisoned in jail, like he wasn't.
That was coming up and he said, I'm not worried
about it. No one's gonna poison me.
Speaker 3: But are you hearing anymore?
Speaker 4: And I tried to reach out to somebody from up
Rocks And then I read a great story in the
New York Post about a kid who a guy who
when he was twenty two or twenty three in nineteen
ninety nine and he was working for like a string
reporter for a paper in the Hamptons, and he was
going he stood outside. And now he writes for the
New York Post, he's written for Rolling Stone, he's done
a bunch of things. But he was standing outside the
party trying to get the names of people were going in.
It was kind of like a celebrity gossip column that
he was writing. And some woman comes up behind him
and says, you want to get in, and he says yes.
He goes, okay, your name is Ted Amen or something
like that, who happened to be a big financial guy,
and he got in. He got into the Uh wow, yeah,
that's interesting fun, Yeah, right, isn't that. It's so he
got into the party and he said, I didn't see
pink cocaine. I didn't see baby oil. I didn't see anything.
He goes, I got a contact high from talking to
Bust of Rhymes and jay Z.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: That's about it.
Speaker 3: That was about Oh, Kat Williams story.
Speaker 14: About like I feel like we were doing toocy until later, Well.
Speaker 4: I mean, now there's are there one hundred and thirty
people that are filing a civil lawsuit through a New
Mexico or Houston maybe law firm. One. Uh, there's somebody
saying that a nine year old boy was sexually assaulted
by Diddy. Yeah, and that there's another woman claiming that
she was she had sex with Didney and then other
men came in and had their way with her. And
there's all these are there's supposedly civil lawsuits with over
one hundred I thought one hundred or one hundred and
twelve people involved a civil suit mass civil suit that though.
Speaker 15: Like, can't you like in light of all these allegations,
like I don't know about little kids, like I don't
know if yeah little kid, Like I really don't, But
I do believe very strongly in like some of the
other allegations about him.
Speaker 14: You know, that's that's a lifestyle. His forty foot round
bed is like legend, right, you know what I mean,
Like you don't get a reputation.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 15: They always say things that are done in the dark
eventually come to light. Yeah, there has been undertones of
this sort of like Ditty's got some stuff going on
for years and years and years. I had a cast
member from one of my shows go to a ditty party,
and even she like had some stories.
Speaker 4: Really did she?
Speaker 12: Yeah, just like.
Speaker 15: She went to one of his all white parties in Miami.
It was around art bait, art basl and just like
the like there was just strippers everywhere, and it was
just like it was like a sex.
Speaker 14: Party, you know what I mean. It was like a
sexy you know what I mean, Like that's sort of
well this.
Speaker 4: Guy said in nineteen ninety nine there were topless women
in the pool. That's not you know, it's topless women
in the pool. Somebody gets a little. When he was leaving,
there were people passed out, including the woman that he
said was his guest to get in. She was passed
out somewhere. Because other than that, I didn't see anything.
Speaker 3: He goes.
Speaker 4: I said to uh Diddy, I shook his hand on
the way out and said, hey, thanks for a great party,
and he goes, okay, yeah, something to that effect, like
you know, a little awkward, but uh.
Speaker 15: Well, I'm sure there were like Diddy parties and then
there were like Didy parties, you know what I mean.
There's probably parties he put on for his vodka brand
and and Sean john and that we were a little
bit more like you know Miles where you humps or something, right,
and then you have.
Speaker 14: Your freak offs where you you know, where you start with.
Speaker 4: Johnson and Johnson baby Oi.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well there were stories about him, like how he had
to like have parties for his neighbors because he had
so many parties, so he had to appease his neighbors.
So he'd have to have a party for justice neighbors
so that they would just put up with his parties
throughout the year.
Speaker 3: I mean, that was how much he partied. That was
the story.
Speaker 4: It could be. I don't know. I think you're right,
And I always think, like, when there's smoke, there's fire, right,
when there's this much smoke, there's got to be something
that's going on. And I thought for a second that, uh,
I was trying to think people I've heard rumors about,
and then all of a sudden, you go, ah shit,
I didn't think it was real. And then you find
out that the person was really into whatever. Yeah yeah whatever,
And so I think this, I think the ditty story's
got legs, and I'm waiting to see who else falls
because I would think that there's got to be a
lot more people coming out with stuff. I mean, every
day there's a new development in this. It's like, you
can't right.
Speaker 15: There's got to be some kind of person, you know,
who sort of helped facilitate.
Speaker 14: I don't see Diddy.
Speaker 15: Like being on the phone like bring me forty dudes,
Like I don't, I don't know, you know.
Speaker 2: What I mean.
Speaker 15: I could imagine he probably has, you know, think of
Jeffrey Epstein. He had like Gizlaine doing a lot of
the recruiting, especially like.
Speaker 14: With women and young women.
Speaker 15: Maybe he had some young woman, you know, helping him
recruit other ladies to come to these freaks you know,
you don't know, and all.
Speaker 14: Of the manipulation and stuff that goes into it.
Speaker 15: I'm sort of curious to see like the sort of
criminal underpinings.
Speaker 14: Like I have some conspiracy theories. I'm curious if they're
true or not.
Speaker 4: One of the conspiracy theories you have.
Speaker 15: So I have heard for a long time that Biggie
and Tupac those murders were kind of orchestrated by Ditty.
And when Sue Knight went to the BET Awards and
he made fun of Ditty and he was like, look
at this guy all up in the videos and whatever,
and he was making fun and that's like what sort
of kicked off the East Coast West Coast rat.
Speaker 14: Battle or whatever.
Speaker 15: He was sort of calling out Ditty's like antics way
back then. And then there's been rumors that Aliyah, who
was a very famous R and B singer back in
the early late nineties and early two thousands, one of my
all time favorites of all time. There she Wash she
died in a plane crash, and there's rumors that jay
Z and Puffy had something to do with her murder
and they killed her so that Beyonce could become a
solo of like the number one selling solo artist because
at the time it was a Leah and she was.
And I'm just curious because because I loved Aleiah so much,
like that was my era, I'm just so curious to know,
like if that is true, and I'm certainly not suggesting
that it is, but it sounds were to me.
Speaker 6: Okay, well, she was was She was r Kelly for
a time too, because she was really young when like.
Speaker 15: Y and there was a lot of rumors about their
inappropriate relationship.
Speaker 14: Just why when when this stuff came out of R.
Kelly and everyone's like, oh my god, he's a creep.
Speaker 15: It's like he was a creep when he was trying
to when he was married to a Leah like they
got married or something.
Speaker 14: It was a very weird relationship.
Speaker 3: Yes, wow, Okay, so I'm just curious to know.
Speaker 4: No, I'm sure you are. But who who who had that?
That rumor came from somewhere? Who was saying right, it's
like sort of.
Speaker 15: Like it's sort of like been going like people are
saying it in the hip hop community if.
Speaker 14: You follow rap music and you follow the blogs and whatever.
Speaker 4: You no, but I do have a roommate who does.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, I'm suremates, the one who showed me those
videos of the key of kids like the kid driving
down cornety Yeah it was my room.
Speaker 6: Well did he show you the video of of p
did he slip it up talking about having uh having?
Speaker 3: But justin Bieber over at his house and we get
out of bed.
Speaker 6: Then one that we get up in the moment that
we're fighting over court flakes, and then Kevin Kevin Hark goes,
wait a second, what did you just say?
Speaker 3: And so he grabs him to shut them up, like
puts them in a headlock. And then there's another.
Speaker 6: Video of Justin Bieber getting confronted by did he did.
Speaker 3: He's like, you know, I haven't seen you in a
long time. Man, what's going on?
Speaker 6: He's patting his chest like he's looking for a wire,
almost like he's he thinks that. Like, but Justin Bieber's
trying to trick him into saying stuff.
Speaker 15: I mean, there is like the Justin Bieber usher did
he connection? So you don't know? I mean again, I
don't know. I don't Justin Bieber. I feel bad for
he had a baby, Like.
Speaker 4: Should Knight has been out. I thought should Knight was
saying some stuff now was alluding to the fact that
did he was involved in the murders of Tupac And
I thought I thought that was just recently that he
was saying that stuff again.
Speaker 14: Yeah, and is he paid a million dollars?
Speaker 4: A big man in an orange suit? Man, he looks
like a giant pumpkin when he's walking around that thing. Man,
he does, how do you stay that big in prison?
I don't know that, sugar, but the uh, yeah, what
is he in for life? Yeah? I think he is.
Speaker 3: I'm not.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, I just I mean, this could be the
most salacious story now, Danny, Yes, you know Alex sheried
a conspiracy she has does this Diddy story? Is the
timing to distract us from the election?
Speaker 6: No, it could be, But I don't think anything's going
to distract us from this from this election.
Speaker 3: Okay, I don't think anything to this tract.
Speaker 6: But but but the thing is, like you have to
wonder when you see a story like this coming out, Okay,
are they trying to distract us from Here's I'll give
you a theory.
Speaker 3: Before the pandemic, who died before the right before the pandemic?
Speaker 6: This guy checked out, Kenny Rodgers, the gambler, he died right,
who just died recently, another gambler, Pete Rose. When these
guys check out, when the big high rollers check out,
something's coming.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, there's conspiracy.
Speaker 3: That's pretty good. I'll go with that.
Speaker 15: There's a lot of people on TikTok saying like Oprah
and stuff, and I don't know about that one, Like
I don't know if anybody will ever get Oprah.
Speaker 14: But who knows?
Speaker 3: Boy?
Speaker 6: Yeah, because that lost a lot of credibility with Molly,
but they're saying that Oprah like they're starting to allude
to the girls' schools that she builds.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this, and I don't believe that. That's terrible.
Speaker 15: I guess like you have to think about like how
much control Oprah again, like with.
Speaker 14: Diddy, how much control does Diddy? Like, is Diddy the.
Speaker 15: One making the phone calls? Is Oprah the one in
the field building the school? Somebody is running that foundation?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well you know that.
Speaker 4: Well, so it's like.
Speaker 15: Oprah might have the best intentions, but then somebody that
runs her organization is like, well I get paid X
amount of salary, but I get even more if I
you know, skim a little off the top.
Speaker 14: Or whatever, you know what I mean.
Speaker 15: And before you know it, you know, under the name
of Oprah, there's all kinds of shisty business going on.
Speaker 3: Well it's funny because like you know, nickelode.
Speaker 14: Did he's a gangster.
Speaker 15: Did He was an og you know, street guy, and
now he's you know, running a business, running a label.
So his his nefarious activities kind of don't surprise me.
Speaker 3: And what posed me away by did? Hey, is it
like he'd even like write original music.
Speaker 6: He just took other people's music and rapped over it
and just sped up kids that he take original Like
he's taking stocks from Sting, he's taking songs from led Zeppel,
and he's taking songs from like everybody, like these old
eighties songs that we forgot about, you know, and just
remixed those.
Speaker 3: I mean, anybody could do that. Jamison could do that
at home.
Speaker 4: He does.
Speaker 3: I'm sure he does.
Speaker 4: I'm sitting a million.
Speaker 3: This is my this is my distract dad to Shandel Ballet. Yeah,
you know, but.
Speaker 6: Like, but but did he was always did He was
always at Nickelodeon for those shows, Like he was always
making guest appearance on those kids shows on Nickelodeon.
Speaker 3: So why is he going there?
Speaker 6: Well, that's where all the kids are, right, And somebody
said this, and I don't know because I've never seen
a picture of Epstein Island.
Speaker 3: But the nick logo with the little.
Speaker 6: Splat looks like slime is actually if you flip it, Epstein.
Speaker 3: Island the way that in other words, they're telling you this.
Speaker 6: Is where we're at, this is where the kids are.
I mean, it's it's all that you want to hear about.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 3: I don't know if I believe that, but I mean
did He's.
Speaker 6: Always was always doing stuff with like those shows that
that one dude, Like they made that documentary on Netflix
about Yes, you know that Dan Snyder guy or Schneider. Okay,
like he was put did he was always on those shows.
Speaker 4: I didn't realize that, Oh yeah.
Speaker 7: He was always I didn't know that either.
Speaker 14: I didn't know that there was a Diddy Dan Schneider connection.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it seems like there's a Diddy everybody connection in
some way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean that's the Obama's starting.
Speaker 4: Really well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like they're at his parties. Now, here's the thing.
The Obamas could have been at his parties of.
Speaker 6: One of many parties you have your like your your
parties for like the you know, the the upper crust.
Speaker 4: Did you have your freak offs? Okay, that's what alex
Is said, because that's what she says. The kid writes
about in nineteen ninety nine, it was a white party
in the Hamptons. But I'm going just because pictures come
out now doesn't mean that was that party. How many
times have you gone anywhere and you found it out
it wasn't afterwards? Maybe it wasn't. I don't know, I
don't know. I would have gone there just to see
the celebrity watching, right. You want to see who's at
this party, and you're in the same space as all
these famous people with tons of money, and it's kind
of exciting and you're probably hyper aware of who's there,
but you're not. Nothing else was going on, And if
it was, I think that would have come out a
while ago.
Speaker 3: Can you mention there's a class.
Speaker 14: Action everybody's been to these parties?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Can you mention if there's a class action lawsuit against
Ditty just for being Diddy? I associated myself with you
you start as my name.
Speaker 15: I wonder if people can like go retroactively and sue
him from when he was like Puffy and then when
he was Pee Diddy, you know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Puff?
Speaker 6: Why hasn't he always been Sean Combs? And his legal name, yes,
like Elton John's real name is like Reggie.
Speaker 3: Something, Reginald Reginald. Yeah, these sciences checks Alton, you know.
Speaker 4: He might who knows he's Elton Johnny gets to do
whatever he wants. That's the greatest thing, Alex. What fun
projects are you working on these days?
Speaker 14: So I right now I'm doing some really fun stuff. Actually,
I'm working for the visual team. They call themselves a
visual team.
Speaker 15: Not anything else is so weird, but for Rockefeller Center,
which is really freaking fun. So basically, I'm just like
in Rockefeller Center most days and I'm making relationships with
all the businesses there and doing all kinds of social
media shoots.
Speaker 14: And we did some fun stuff for Fashion Week and
were Saturday night.
Speaker 15: I've just celebrated their fiftieth anniversary, so there's been.
Speaker 14: A lot of activity going on over there. It's been
really really fun.
Speaker 4: Did you where do we see this stuff?
Speaker 15: You can go to thirty Rock, to their thirty Rockefeller
to the social media.
Speaker 14: Page and we'll see it there and you'll see all
of it.
Speaker 4: Look at that Alex by the way that Josh.
Speaker 14: Can come to the city and come and see it.
Speaker 4: Sure, we might have to come, die. I think already
there's some family gathering around Thanksgiving, and Jackson thinks everybody's
coming to New York City.
Speaker 3: That'd be a trip. I might even show that one.
Speaker 14: I'm gonna have to get together and for some drinks.
Speaker 4: Yes, Jackson. Yeah, So Jackson's down in New York City
and he thinks he wants everybody to come down and
hang out on Wednesday before Thanksgiving, and uh, I'm trying
to just sort of say, I don't know that that
is possible with everybody. And then he's like, well, Jordan
and his girlfriend are coming. And I didn't know Jordan's
girlfriend was coming to Thanksgiving at all, and so I
was not we're taking aback.
Speaker 3: Well, I was not annoying me.
Speaker 4: Only me.
Speaker 3: Wait a minute, this is the one from the baseball game.
Speaker 4: Yes, okay, yes, the one from the baseball game. So
now the they're gonna come, so I said, so then
I get so then Jackson sees that I'm someone annoyed
and immediately texts Jordan.
Speaker 3: So I get the call, Hey Dad, what's going on?
Speaker 4: And I'm like, nothing, buddy, what's happening? Oh no, today,
UH just wanted to uh, you know Emma, well I
shouldn't say her name, but she's coming for Thanksgiving. And
I said, yeah, here he goes, I told you, I said,
I go, Okay, there's just some I don't know why
it bothers me, but I don't like when when someone
does this kind of stuff, because I feel like there's
a power play in it, and I don't like it,
and especially if it's my kid, when when someone has
called you okay and you're having a conversation and go,
and then you called me, and I'll be and I'll
always go, no, I didn't you called me. And the
only reason I say that is because if I called you,
it just like I needed you or something I didn't.
Speaker 3: I didn't call you.
Speaker 4: You called me, right, And I don't know why that
bothers the shit out of me so much, but it does,
and I think it makes sense, and it's almost like
there's some kind of power there in that. Well, you
needed me, you needed my quite No, I didn't, And
so this was like I told you, and I go,
you don't think that I'm gonna remember that you're bringing
a complete stranger to my family for Thanksgiving and I'm
not going to be aware, like hyper aware of that.
You're out of your mind.
Speaker 3: After last year was at merbaut.
Speaker 4: One extra one extra plate set, which, by the way,
it may be again, oh no kidding, Oh yeah, well that.
Speaker 6: Because now Jordan needs to know how many people so
we can have more eighteen dollars cons.
Speaker 4: Eight so it's already right and get the bottle of wine.
Speaker 14: Yes, you gotta get the bottle of wine.
Speaker 3: You gotta save, Yes.
Speaker 4: The bottle of wine. So already my old man's like,
he says to me, and I said, yeah. He goes, well,
what do you care? So like you're paying and I go, oh,
so you're buying. Thanks.
Speaker 3: I'm not doing seventy eight dollar bottles of wine.
Speaker 4: I can't I can't win with these people. I don't know, Alex,
I don't know. Well, I have to get down to Rockefeller. Yeah,
it will be fun. It is always fun, and it's nice,
especially as you get older, to see all the kids
and then everybody. I think that's a that's a lot
of fun.
Speaker 3: Alex.
Speaker 4: Good luck with all the stuff at Rockefeller Center. We
have to talk. You know what Peter is holding patiently.
Peter's in the waiting room.
Speaker 3: Peter's in the waiting room.
Speaker 4: So, but thank you, and thank you for verifying, or
at least so giving some credence to my theory that
more women will jump out of a moving car than
a man, because it's usually the guy that's driving and
pissing the woman off. Have you ever done it yourself,
I've seen it.
Speaker 15: I've never jumped out of a moving car. But I
definitely have wanted to. Yeah, okay, you know you've been
so angry or like, so irritated with the person.
Speaker 14: If you're not driving, you just get so irritated with
the person.
Speaker 15: You're just like, I don't want to be in this
enclosed space a few I'd rather be out there and
women will just go, whereas you might take a second
and tuck and roll.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, I would say, yeah, talk and roll. But
the I said to the person who really wanted to
get out was I had to pull them physically back
with one hand while trying to keep the car on
the road. So because they were so gripped to the door,
I knew it would shut. And then I had to
hit the locks and try to hit the child locks
and go. I will pull over and you can get out,
but I'm not letting you jump out of the car.
Speaker 3: Teddy pedagraph situation.
Speaker 15: My goodness, Oh yeah, what did you do?
Speaker 3: What did you say?
Speaker 4: I think I think I might have been breathing out
of my left nostril. I don't know. I might have
been a slight whistle that day.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure.
Speaker 4: I don't know, I don't know. I have a deviated
septim It's probably very annoying to hear me. Oh God,
rock crush your mouth, breather, all of it, all of it.
Alex always a pleasure. We'll have to catch up. We
have Yeah, fun things happen and that I need to
tell you about me.
Speaker 14: Oh, I can't wait. I'll talk to you guys soon.
Speaker 4: All right, bye bye, there she goes, Alex always good stuff.
Speaker 3: We will take a moment.
Speaker 4: Peter Tomurno, yes, who by the way, I love his emails.
He number fifty seven FI, Yes he was. Peter's going
to give us a nice insight along with Dan to
talk about the Bills first loss of the season, a blowout. Uh,
it's kind of your thoughts. Where do we go from here?
And now we learn of von Miller Miller being suspended
for four games.
Speaker 3: Just don't know why.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, it's interesting, but we have a we think
we know what we think we know, but we'll find out.
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really didn't sing.
Speaker 3: He just talked to Yeah he did, You're right sing.
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as a kid, I go he talks to songs, and
I didn't come to appreciate him until I was older.
And I love like there's an extra channel on the
serious app called perfectly frank, and I'll I'll throw it
on sometimes at night, pour myself a glass of one.
Speaker 3: Serious. Really is the best place for radio.
Speaker 4: Amazing, it's amazing.
Speaker 3: It really is.
Speaker 4: We play this because I'm told, and I don't know
if it's true or not, that Frank Sinatra is a
favorite of Peter Montemerno. Is that true? Peter? Okay?
Speaker 3: Actually good to see.
Speaker 2: Actually, when I was in first grade, the story goes
that show and tell and all the kids brought in
their Lincoln logs and legos and pictures of Pat's li
and I brought in my parents Frank Sinatra records.
Speaker 3: Really, and your parents aren't okay with that?
Speaker 4: Like they didn't have Yeah, okay.
Speaker 3: Right, name was Francis Albert.
Speaker 4: Chamon Board, Charon the Board. I have to say, there's
something about it that makes me want to have a
cocktail and relax. Yeah, I could listen. There's a jazz
to it. And Quincy Jones was his band conductor or
ranger for years, you know, genius, And.
Speaker 2: I think that you really now that. I never could
describe it. But he talks his songs. I think he
talks his songs when he got older. Yeah, he was
very young, he was. He was a good crooner. I
mean he really felted it out. But as he got
older he talk through.
Speaker 4: It was funny.
Speaker 3: Dan said that his audience.
Speaker 4: I remember saying to my dad, he just talks his songs.
That's funny, like you said that, we're doing the exact thing, uh, Peter.
Speaker 2: And when he came to the last last point on Frank,
when he came to Rochester in ninety three, I went,
so I was the youngest guy there and he was
seventy seven, I think. And I remember during My Way
jew years down there conducting the band and he forgot
the word my way and he's humming at the end.
It was sad. It was sad. Towards the end of
his life.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it got worse.
Speaker 6: It got worse, Peter as time went on, like he
would start yelling at the band when he would forget
the words. Brad Davies tells me this great story, went
and saw in New York and he's yelling at the band,
the guy Frank Frank, forgetting the words.
Speaker 3: But everybody just laughed because it was Frank.
Speaker 4: Well, I wonder too, if that's why you see, how
can you remember all the lyrics? You know what I'm saying,
You have a even if it's just a brain fart.
But so many guys now have teleprompters. I think the Stones,
the Stones use the telepropter. I think Pearl Jam uses
him now too, because he can't.
Speaker 3: Remember all the worlds.
Speaker 6: I mean, it's just you know, but I don't know
if you saw this Frankie Valley race recently, do you guys, Peter,
did you see this Frankie Valley was singing and he
wasn't singing. It's like he's standing on stage and he's
like mouthing stuff and he's not even mouthing the words.
Speaker 3: His backup band is singing the.
Speaker 6: Song, and he's just kind of like standing to like
a deer in the headlights, in the flashy outfits.
Speaker 4: And it almost feels mean to me. It doesn't because
someone he's making money. I like to think that it's
his choice. But you know, I mean, even with what's
his name, I left my heart in San Francisco, Tony Bennet,
Tony Bennett, thank you, I'm turning into Sinatra Tony Bennett.
But it felt like that was sort of his choice.
And I remember watching the sixty Minutes piece or the
CBS piece. It was he and lady Gaga, and he
went out and she brought him out and he sang
and it was like he was back. He remembered everything,
he knew all the words, he knew all the stuff.
And then all of a sudden they show him the
next day. He's sitting on a park bench with his wife,
and he doesn't he doesn't even know where he is.
He's not even on the planet.
Speaker 3: That's the thing about Alzheimer's and stuff.
Speaker 4: You can remember music, the same music, yeah, because there's
such with memories, with other.
Speaker 3: Stuff, with dementia and other stuff, it's like you forget everything.
So it's so weird how that works.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: Peter remembers football plays from Fisher.
Speaker 4: Do you still dream football plays from Fisher?
Speaker 2: No? I don't. I don't. I don't dream. I don't dream.
I don't dream. Actually, it's absolutly very frustrating. My wife
dreams all the time. I never dream.
Speaker 4: Do you sleep enough?
Speaker 2: Probably not?
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: See, I find that now that I get a little
bit more sleep, I do dream. And I have slight
sleep apnea. So I use a mouthguard that pushes my
job out a little bit, so I get a little
more oxygen in there. And I had a dream that
a friend's sister was driving me somewhere but she was
going to run out of gas. I remember it like
very vividly last night. She was gonna run out of gas,
and as she got me to where I needed to go,
when I was trying to get some money for it
because I didn't have my wallet, I don't know what
the hell. That's all kinds of weird. Sof my wallet
had fallen out of my car and someone was banging
on my door the other day to give me my wallet.
But they're pounding like it was freaking me out. They
ring the doorbell and then I was like booooooom and
I hate Bill and I'm like, fuck, who found me?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: Oh, Sinatra got me all right? Speaking of that, Speaking
of that, the Buffalo Bills, yeah, they their number was
I don't know, can we say gotten? Seems like a.
Speaker 3: Poor use of angils got got?
Speaker 4: But they they something happened there because that wasn't the
same Bills team that we saw hang forty seven the
Monday before, and yet it seems like that's kind of
the league this year. I guess my question is fluke
game or something to worry about?
Speaker 2: Peter good question, I would say it's something to worry about, okay,
And the reason why I say that, I look at
the Jacksonville game forty seven points, but I tempted my
expectations where Okay, tonight, three of Jacksonville's defensive backfield are out,
so backups are going to be in, so we may
see some good things from the Bills offense. Now, backups
are still NFL players. They are unbelievable at what they do.
So I was anticipating at Jacksonville win, but not like that.
Now the Ravens, they just the Bills didn't show up.
I mean, I don't know how at this level you
can think you can walk in and just get just
be ready to play. They were not mentally prepared. That
concerns me more than anything. They were not mentally prepared
for that game. And then when they got punched in
the mouth on the first play from scrimmage, they didn't recover,
and you question the punt choice that McDermott made. We
went forward a couple of plays prior. I said, that
makes no sense. I don't know if they asked him
in the press compent, I haven't heard.
Speaker 3: It yet as to what they did.
Speaker 6: They did his logic was at that point in the game,
he didn't feel like it was worth the risk, and
we were like, well, wait a second.
Speaker 3: You went for it.
Speaker 6: You went for it on your own thirty nine, your
own thirty nine on the road after you just surrendered it,
you know, or a touchdown or whatever it was. I
don't know the bills of the ball first, but the
points you went for it then, but then you're on
the fifty you need two yards, Josh Allen got three
yards on that fourth and push right.
Speaker 3: And now you're not going to go for it. And
then later on.
Speaker 6: They're down eleven, they're on the thirty nine of the Ravens.
Now we're gonna punt it again? Yeah, fourth and one.
I mean it just he freezes up as a coach
in those moments, and that's the problem. He's not that conservative,
but in big games he gets conservative.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 4: That's interesting you say that because we had a little
bit of a discussion on the last episode, and the
discussion was with one person saying this is a coaching issue,
and the rest of us, myself included saying, well, the
coach can't go out and catch the ball for you, right,
I mean you can't have a better pass to Keon
Coleman than that. Maybe we could say rookie mistake whatever.
He certainly seemed to make up for it later in
the game. But that aside, I'm watching some of these
guys and just physically, the Baltimore Ravens look like they're bigger.
Don't they look bigger?
Speaker 3: They just look bigger.
Speaker 4: I don't know what it is because you're talking big guys,
but they had somebody is he from Hawaii? And I'm
not remembering his name and nor could I pronounce it,
but I thought he was three hundred something pounds but
almost like three point fifty or something. I thought, you know,
Travis Henry. Is he the biggest running back maybe in
the history of the league. I don't remember anybody that well.
Speaker 3: They made a joke about him making Eric Dickerson look small.
Speaker 4: Yeah right, and a very similar style to Dickerson because
they both runs straight up, yeah straight up. But I
mean he is just and you see him, He's moving
at twenty one miles an hour at his age with
those pads, So I don't know. It sounds like excuses,
but I'm going, boy, just physically, at that point you
get to the athleticism and just sheer ability and that's it.
And yet Peter, you go back to fundamentals and that
seems to win games and stop those teams all the time.
So we were missing tackles, I mean, all the things
you're saying, or is it just the combination. It was
just a bad experience because somebody who's going if McDermott
has taken the team as far as he can and
he needs to go was what this other person was
saying last night. He's taking them as far as he can.
They can't get past Kansas City, and he was clearly out.
Speaker 3: Shot in comparison. I heard, and it's actually a pretty
accurate one. Yes, it's a pretty accurate one. Yeah it
was Mark, Yeah, Mark said that.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Who we talk about Marty Schoenheimer, Yes, yeah, who
never could take the Browns.
Speaker 3: Passack, couldn't take the Chiefs.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, you know, I looked at that first play
that Travis Henry ran, and you just look at the
blocking scheme. This was nothing spectacular. This wasn't any smoking mirrors.
It was hat on hat, let's get after it. And
they drove the Bills off the line of scrimmage and
Travis didn't even get touched. I mean, you don't see
runs like that in the NFL. Yeah, you do not
see runs like that in the NFL. Guys are getting
hit at the line scrimmage or they're bouncing out and
then the big run. This was like practice. And that
concerned me is the way they were lined up, the
way they attack, which they didn't and they didn't fight
through blocks, and it was just like, oh, here we
go after that play, here we go, like, oh my god,
are we don't have to face this for the next
sixty minutes. I mean, obviously those thoughts aren't going through
their head because that's what it felt like to me, though.
And then you look at Tamar Hamlin's angle to him
and look, demark great story. Often he's not a starting
safety in this league. I'm sorry he's not, and that
makes me wonder why he's there. I mean, obviously we
lost two big safeties, but Rap's going to be good.
But again, you saw the physicality that Rap got knocked
out because of Henry and tackling him low and just
his thigh hit him in the head, and my goodness,
I mean that you're not going to see running backs
like that for the rest of the year. But still
I just worry about the Bills. Uh. You know, they're
very They're a very reactive team. They really they read
and react and sometimes when you're a fast team, you
over pursue. And then the Ravens took advantage of that.
Make them step one way, go another way, make make
your mess with your eye discipline, do some pre snap motion,
make them look one way, go another way, and it
just it just started to run downhill too quick for
them to recover. They had a little momentum there in
the third quarter, and then that was it.
Speaker 3: I really think that.
Speaker 2: I really think it's I think it's a concern. I
think it's a concern.
Speaker 6: I really look at this game and said, I think
Baltimore played their best possible game against the Bills. If
these two teams meet again, I don't think the results
are the same. I think this is the first time
in what forty three games, the Bills, if you take
out the Cincinnati playoff game at home where they lost
in Steff's going off on Josh on the sideline, if
you take that game out, this is the first time
we know in forty three games that the Bills have
been blown out or lost the game by more than
one score, and they got blown out.
Speaker 3: They got blown out, but they were still in it.
But it was the coaching staff.
Speaker 6: Like we said before the game, Peter, Greg Connors and
I both said, if you stopped the two headed monster
in the backfield, you can win the game. And they
didn't even try. They had light boxes the entire game. Defensively,
they didn't try to stop Travis. He didn't and then Lamar,
it was like praising Lamar. Lamar didn't have to do much.
He just didnked and dunked.
Speaker 3: Everybody to death and then every once in a while
hit a long pass.
Speaker 6: But I mean it really was the fact that like
they should have not that they should have won this game.
Speaker 3: But they were still in it. And then they call
that stupid trick.
Speaker 4: Play, Well, why do that there?
Speaker 3: And on the short side of the field, Peter, short side.
Speaker 4: Of the field there and put a player who has
never seen that position, you know what I'm saying. He's
never been so you know something's up. And he got
Josh off to the side, and that could have I mean,
Josh he got his ding on that one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, could he was put in a position where he
took a huge hit that could have been a I
thought it was a concussion right off.
Speaker 3: I thought concussion.
Speaker 4: And I was wondering if something happened even with the
throwing arm, because it was back when he got hit
which caused the fumble.
Speaker 2: And I'm well, christ and he already has a bad
non throwing hand. You already know that, right, We already
know it's affecting his hand off in the run game,
depending upon what side you turn, how you open up,
what side the run's going, it's affecting that. Why put
him in that position if you're going to call a
schedule a plan run for him, or he takes off
on his own, fine, Why put him in that position
on the short side of the field at that part
of the game with that defense? I don't know. I
do not know, and obviously backfires definitely. But I'm concerned
about the attitude, Bill, I'm concerned about the attitude.
Speaker 4: What do you mean by that? But when you say
the attitude not being.
Speaker 2: Ready, not being ready, having having a fire and a
hunger and his desire, you know, did they get the
new Probably not, But did they get the news about
von Miller that was coming down? Did they know something
that day, you know next for after this tonight the
next four games are gone. I don't know, or did
they thing affected that team.
Speaker 4: I'm wondering what it was hanging forty seven in the
week before. Did you just was it a bit of hubris?
Speaker 3: It could be.
Speaker 6: I mean a year ago, Beria go on the same spot,
they beat Miami, they almost put up sixty points on
the Dolphins at home.
Speaker 3: Then they fly into London and half of.
Speaker 6: Western New York decides to go join them there to
watch them get their ass kicked by Jacksonville, the same
team that they just like annihilated last week. And so
I think a lot of it is we've gone from hey, guys,
and I said this too, we got to be reasonable
about our expectations this year, to having a bad first
half against Arizona, to have like a great second half,
to let to take the ball away from two to
four different times, to basically handed to him four times
Bill's capitalized. So then blowing the doors off Jacksonville, who's
has problems with Hey, we're.
Speaker 3: Back, baby, We're back.
Speaker 6: And then they go they go to the team that
had homefield advanced throughout the playoffs last year with the
MVP at quarterback and they got slapped in the face.
Now I think they'll recover. I think they'll beat Houston
this week. I don't think there's anything to fix. But
if they lose this game this week, now we might
have Okay, Now this is the team that we expected.
Speaker 3: And then how do you adjust from there?
Speaker 4: Well, speaking of adjustment, Peter, do you think Brandon Bean
is on the phone trying to find some kind of
defensive help in a way? I don't know what.
Speaker 2: They got one today. They got one today from the
off someone's practice squad. He used to play at Georgia.
Came to the guy's name. But they signed a defensive
tackle today. Okay, And that's the thing. You can't You
can't make these guys stronger in a week. But you
can take a defense who is technically sound, fast and
put them in a better position to be successful. If
you're going to ask Rousseau to play one on one
defense to stop a run, maybe every now and again,
but not all the time. And I think I think
the entire defense is a good defense when they're put
in the best position to be successful. When when you
are going to play smash mouth against this Bill's defense.
Bills can't, especially with malaolel especially who they have injured.
They can't keep up with the smash mouth offense. And
now they're on tape. Now they're on tape.
Speaker 4: Well that's the thing that's thin.
Speaker 2: Teams do that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've thought that too. And what do you think
about the term September ball? You know, as Danny pointed out,
a bad first half against the Cardinals, h TA practically
handing it to him and unfortunately, I don't know what
Trevor Lawrence, what happens to Tua and then Trevor in
Jacksonville certainly didn't seem like anything right, But is that
all those teams coming into September ball as well? Do
we expect to see any of them in the playoffs?
I don't expect to see Miami at this point there,
and I don't expect to see Jacksonville. The Cardinals, though,
went back and beat up on the Cowboys pretty good.
Speaker 2: So yeah, but I think the Carls have dropped a
couple of games since.
Speaker 4: Probably probably, I don't know.
Speaker 2: They lost to Detroit and then they lost to I
think they lost this past Sunday in any of us. Yes,
So you look at the Arizona game though, in the
last play, in the last drive, the Bill's blue coverage
big time, Harrison was wide open down the field without
anybody on cal wide open. I know, touchdown game over. Yeah,
I mean, it's just the at least lucky they didn't
see that.
Speaker 4: That was my favorite game because favorite for this reason.
Keyon Coleman not as touted as as Marvin Harrison Junior
and yet had a bigger impact in that game than
Marvin Harrison Junior. However, that was only because I think
your quarterback's too short to see that he was open.
I don't know, yah, meaning you know, Kyler Murray, I
don't know because he was he was wide open.
Speaker 2: I mean, it wasn't even wide open, and he wasn't
under the rest. So I don't know what And that's
the whole thing with watching film. You don't know what's
in the quarterback site line. You just don't. You can anticipate,
you can possibly guess what's in the siteline. But but
he was wilde. So someone blew coverage there. And it
seems like this hasn't been rectified in total over the
past four weeks. So September Ball, Yeah, there's some sembl
into that. But like you talked about last year, if
you put the two seasons together next to each other,
it's like the more things changed, the more they stay
the same. That I'm getting that feeling, Dan, when you
talked about the week before against Miami and then London.
It feels like the same thing. Blow out this year,
but she feels like the same thing, which would be everybody,
we're going right to the playoffs.
Speaker 6: In my end game, I mean, I've the knock of
the Bills was always like playing down, but they never
played down to good teams and they finally found a
good team and then this this is a team that
like didn't play that well in the second half against
against Dallas two weeks ago.
Speaker 3: I know they didn't Dallas.
Speaker 6: I mean Dak Prescott almost came back and beat him,
and I think Josh Allen didn't run.
Speaker 3: That trick play. They could have done the same thing,
but that took the wind out of him.
Speaker 6: Like when Baltimore went back down the field to scored,
everybody waved the white flag.
Speaker 3: That was it.
Speaker 4: When was Josh's uh cross body running out of bounds
throwback to Uh? Was this Shakir Yes, Yeah, what what
was that was that after the that.
Speaker 3: Was before the trick, that was before that's what cut
the league?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, that is okay, all right, because I
was trying to remember the moment.
Speaker 2: A crazy stat about Josh I heard, I think in
the past three years. I think Dan, you may have
heard the stat where he is one yard from the sideline. Yes,
when he's rolling out, his completion percentage is off the charts, and.
Speaker 3: There's nobody close to him, off the charts, nobody close, nobody.
Speaker 4: The guy's unbelievable. I mean, it really is unbelievable.
Speaker 2: He's incredible. But they did sort of make it look
he can't win every game, he cannot win everything.
Speaker 4: No what I do, Like Peter, at least it seemed
like this through the first three games. And I think
I thought it was Tim Graham who wrote the everybody
eats his gun rotten. We need to find a new
recipe I'm paraphrasing is the title to his article after
the Baltimore game. But there was and everybody eats mentality.
Josh even referenced it, seeming to take a little bit
of a swipe at Stefan Diggs. I don't know what
the story is there, but it felt good because it
didn't feel like it was all on Josh's shoulders. It
felt like there was a more balanced offense, you know,
and then once in a while to see the Superhero
Cape come out. I mean, that was a great play.
It was amazing. How many guys in the NFL can
do that? Not many.
Speaker 2: No, and look at the intangibles. Looking at Josh just
physically before each game, he looked calmer. Yeah, he looks
like he's just playing football now. He's not worried about
having him. I got to throw the Diggs eight times, right,
you know, this game, he looks different. He looks different,
which is good. I mean, we're only four weeks in
back and forth on what we think about, you know,
the last four weeks. But I am still a little
concerned about this defense. I was concerned about the defense
last year all year, just from a run run game perspective. Yes,
this gives me pause. This gives me pause.
Speaker 4: What about this whole von Miller situation. They're not saying
about it.
Speaker 6: They're not saying to say what the suspension is for.
They're saying personal conduct. So we assume, yeah, that it might.
Speaker 2: Be for what happened last year.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but he was, but there was no there was
no charges filed on that, right, But the NFL could
do what it wants. So the other thing is okay,
well he is now what thirty five going on thirty six,
He is recovering from a knee injury.
Speaker 3: People are wondering did he have a little help from
some friends. That's that's just being floated out there.
Speaker 2: Drug side.
Speaker 6: Well, it could be like because the bill, like Tim
Graham of the Athletic reached out to the Bills and
the Bill said, we have no idea what this suspensions for. Well,
it can only be one of two things. Or is
there another personal conduct situation that we're not aware of
that nobody's aware of, but the NFL is.
Speaker 3: So it could be that.
Speaker 6: But I said when they traded for vant or when
they signed von Miller, I said, you really want to
dump fifty million dollars into a guy who is thirty
three years old. But it speaks to how bad their
pass rush was. Yeh, because he came in and immediately
dominated until Thanksgiving it in Detroit when he got hurt.
Speaker 3: Right, because he was the best pass rusher on the
team at thirty three. It wasn't Epanessa and it wasn't Uh.
It wasn't uh Greg Russo and it still is though.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he seems to have improved those guys a little bit.
I don't know if he's I know he wants to
get in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's done in practice. He tells, he shows them
here's the movie you should make. I use this all
the time. You know, gets them prepared to how to
pass rush. That's invaluable, right, So that's signing for clubhouse
for practice from leading younger guys makes sense. Is it
fifty million dollars worth? I don't know. I never have
I mean, like Stanley said, I kind of share those
thoughts when we signed for that value. But he'd be
able to bring something to the bills. But I think
two years were moved man after a a c L.
Was an a c L or Achilles.
Speaker 3: I think it was an a c L all.
Speaker 2: Right, So yeah, I mean, I don't know how much
more value he has.
Speaker 6: On the flip side, he has been suspended for PDEs before,
so if this were a second suspension, he'd be suspended longer.
Speaker 3: I don't think he'd be suspended just four games.
Speaker 6: I think would be a lot longer than four games
if it was a second suspension.
Speaker 2: So do they call it? Do they call it person
when it's drugs? Now?
Speaker 3: Do they call it personal conduct? I don't, I don't.
I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't think so personal comment? Okay, all right, because
I think it said personal comic? Did it not?
Speaker 3: When he's yes?
Speaker 2: End of the year. So it could be more than that,
though we're never gonna We're gonna know. I just don't know.
When Tim Gramma of any insight, No.
Speaker 6: He well, he that's why he called the Bills to
find out, because if anybody could find out, Tim would,
Tim would find out.
Speaker 3: He's the best. He's the best in finding them.
Speaker 2: With another Again, more crap in the locker room to
deal with, more questions that have to be asked about.
Speaker 3: It tomorrow, im mediate.
Speaker 2: Every year there's something, Yeah, there's something. There's always something
with this team.
Speaker 4: And going into this game, a game that I don't know,
a little bit of rivalry with Stefan being over there,
Stefan Diggs.
Speaker 6: They've always had a weird rivalry with the the AFC
South teams, not Indy, but the other three Tennessee, Jacksonville
and Houston, for whatever reason. Those there's always something that
Burner saddles. They always drive Buffalo nuts. And now with
Steph being there, this is especially going to be a heightened,
heightened media day.
Speaker 4: So what are your thoughts on that on this game coming,
because boy Stroud looks pretty good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Stroud's just my guys, second year. It looks like
he's been in the elite for five years and he's
got Diggs and all the under surrounding Cassidy has, and
it's going to be difficult for the Bills. I don't
think the Texans are your you know, your smash mouth
football team, so you're not going to see that physicality
that you saw last week of this Monday night, but
for Sunday. But you know, I I see I see
the Bills winning this game. I think being on the road,
getting away from you know, after after a tough week,
not happened to be home, just kind of collect your thoughts,
travel as a team, collected to the team, saying in
the same hotel, you know, business trip, right, let's get
back on let's get back on the tracks here, business trip.
I see them winning the game. I don't see it.
I don't see a Jacksonville margin I see, you know,
more of a more of an Arizona Cardinals margin of victory.
Speaker 6: Okay, I could see that they're not going to be
able to pound the ball down Buffalo's throat, like Joe
Mixon off.
Speaker 3: He's still hurt.
Speaker 6: But they couldn't do it against Jacksonville last week, and
they had to rely on Nico Collins quite a bit.
Speaker 3: But they have receivers. They have three of them that
are pretty good.
Speaker 4: You know, well, I like them in this game as well.
It's a one o'clock Sunday, so.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thank god, yes, thank god.
Speaker 6: For just to complain that the Bills never.
Speaker 4: On Now we're never at those fans are never happening.
Oh no, they aren't, boy never. Detroit looks pretty good though.
I watched some of that last night, Peter for a
little while, and I tell you.
Speaker 2: That they can do the gimmick plays well right through
that pass year a golf that touched on pass. Yes,
they can perform pretty well. Yeah, yeah, I mean see,
I'll look good on offense, man, they were, they were
getting up and down the field on Detroit defense. They
missed Detroit minch miss branch their safety last night. He
was out with an injury. But on offense, man, they're clicking.
They have two running backs and probably the best dual
in the league. They are going to be a formidable
force in the NFC. They should be. I would not
be surprised if they were in the Super Bowl.
Speaker 6: H Can you imagine Allen with that offense, Peter, could
you imagine Josh Allen is the driver behind that car?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that would be something.
Speaker 3: They have three They have three amazing receivers.
Speaker 6: They have a great tight end, and they have an
amazing backfield.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, they and the best line in the league.
They pushed people around.
Speaker 3: Yeah Detroit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean and that in Detroit, and that that
first week game and they went to overtime against the Rams,
they won the toss and they went seventy yards running
the football. Double tight just slammed down the Rams throat
and you know, they maybe they had a couple of throws,
but Montgomery just did a great job. And then that
was that was Hampton saying, or Dan Campbell saying, you
know what, let's just go get it.
Speaker 4: It was like running the football. I felt like Dan
Campbell was made fun of a lot those first maybe
first two seasons. He was in Detroit and he cried
after the whole thing.
Speaker 3: What was that biting off decaps?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, and the thing and it's open the silly
things and then he cried at one point and all that.
And now he's doing commercials for Applebee's.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like it's amazing and and that team boy,
he's done something because.
Speaker 3: Him, they do right well.
Speaker 6: The story is he's the best athlete in the organization.
And I'm not joking like they showed him a hard
knocks side. He's doing all the drills and stuff.
Speaker 3: Oh I hit it.
Speaker 4: He's doing Probably one of the best coaches. Come on,
some of those guys.
Speaker 2: I just got back. I just got back from Detroit
last week, and there's a I don't know if you
heard the story of him having to move out of
his house, his family out of their house.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yes, so his.
Speaker 2: Daughter's classmate snapchatted their address after the NFC Championship game,
is you know this guy? This guy lost the game
for us, and then there's been some security issues ever since.
And last week after they lost to Tampa against Baker Mayfield,
it started to ramp up again. So he literally moved
out of his house, his whole family, because.
Speaker 4: This one girl snapchatted.
Speaker 2: Was she the address? And I don't have the.
Speaker 4: How do you not get your ass kicked for that?
Speaker 3: Or yeah, Detroit.
Speaker 2: I don't know the details behind that, but it was
a huge thing, and even there were reporters for Detroit
asked him in the press company. He goes, I am,
I'm not touching it. Yeah, I'm here to talk about
football and that's it. He doesn't want any of that
noise on the side.
Speaker 4: Wow, what a story though, I didn't know. I don't
know how I missed. I did not see anything on that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, to like four point five million, six thousand square
feet Cape Cod.
Speaker 4: Mansion, that's nothing. It'll sell easy problems. Everybody's looking to
move to Detroit in a four and a half million
dollars house.
Speaker 3: Sorry, it's on zillows. Are going to move there?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 4: If you're going to play Oh, Peter, it's nice to
see on the screen.
Speaker 2: And this is great. I love the technology bill.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's only taken.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: I mean most people had it right during the pandemic, Peter,
they were right there, and took me another two years
to find somebody recommended this. This streaming service that we're using,
uh from the jump, And I was like, yeah, I
don't know, and good, I don't know why. But and
they've even done some tweaks since then. But still I
should have done it from the beginning. But that that's okay,
we go.
Speaker 3: But you too, Bro, you like that.
Speaker 4: I love the chair. You can't see the chair that
Peter's in chair he's.
Speaker 3: Yeah, is in a smoker's jacket.
Speaker 4: No he's not. He's but he's a handsome face, big
big chair's boss, boss, that's boss. Is that your office.
Speaker 2: Brought to you back? That?
Speaker 4: Is that?
Speaker 2: What's my office in my house? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I mean I'm looking now. I don't know
because I can only see the hinges in some glass,
but I'm thinking, are those French doors behind you?
Speaker 2: They are? Yeah?
Speaker 4: I would refuse at one point to call them, like
you couldn't call him French fries I was in my house.
I wouldn't.
Speaker 3: Used to doing.
Speaker 4: The boys were little, we had French doors that went
out to the to the patty. I used to go
their freedom doors. So we don't call him French. Let's
come front, just because it was also stupid to me anyway. Well, Peter.
It was. It was a pleasure, great analysis as always,
and I'd love to do it again.
Speaker 3: Thanks Peter, I would love to all right, thank you guys.
Speaker 4: There he goes talk to Peter Montemurno, who, by the way,
number fifty seven at Saint John Fish. Yes, he was
fifty seven in your program, number.
Speaker 3: One in your hearts.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 4: There it is, that's his emails Fisher fifty seven.
Speaker 3: Yes it is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I didn't know that.
Speaker 3: He was like, don't snapchat that he might get hate mail.
Speaker 4: Well, I didn't say what. I didn't say what. I
was trying to be cool.
Speaker 6: Now Peter's got he's got a very unusual email, So yes,
you don't have to worry about that.
Speaker 4: No, anything else you'd like to add today, I haven't
seen any I have some thoughts on everything I know.
Speaker 3: Then we'll close it out for uh.
Speaker 4: I'll think of something from sure busy show from Race
to Randy, Deputy Hurley, Alex, Alex, Peter Montemurno, Dan Barrillo,
I'm Bill Moran.
Speaker 3: We'll see you tomorrow. I woke a big hotel, didn't
know what to do.
Speaker 7: I'm trying to keep me on.
Speaker 3: Do the letter to you and starting out of danding
about the un estate