Speaker 1: Hey, folks, you got Mike, you got aj you got
Speaker 1: Everything is a bitch Episode sixty one. Oh coming to you.
Speaker 2: Heye, bud, Hey man, I hate done.
Speaker 1: I am good, I'm good. We are Kenny Lists today.
Speaker 1: He is he is up in uh. I think it's
Speaker 1: Connecticut with his his new private equity owners. I would
Speaker 1: have to be a fly on the wall when they
Speaker 1: start telling him all the ideas they have for his business,
Speaker 1: and how many times he tells them to pound sand
Speaker 1: or fuck off or whatever the hell he's going to do.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 3: I mean, well, look I saw about Alver and Wildwood,
Speaker 3: New Jersey opening up the new Cheese Steak and Wildwood,
Speaker 3: New Jersey, Kenny and Joy Malino and his partner and arena.
Speaker 3: That's a good location. I mean four months, four months
Speaker 3: a year, but that's that's kind of a jam packed
Speaker 3: in the summertime. It's a good spot.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, that's an interesting business to try and maneuver.
Speaker 1: I mean, when you know that your your business is
Speaker 1: going to come, you know, like ninety percent of your
Speaker 1: business is going to come in a four month stretch,
Speaker 1: you got to either build a business to survive twelve months,
Speaker 1: or you literally have to be a seasonal business, which
Speaker 1: is what I think they're doing there. I think they're
Speaker 1: going to be only open four months of the year
Speaker 1: and they can shut the business down the rest of it,
Speaker 1: which is kind of wild. You don't hear well a
Speaker 1: lot about a lot of businesses doing.
Speaker 2: No one no one.
Speaker 3: Well, it's like it's like traveling to Italy, you know,
Speaker 3: they take off so much like the summertime, a lot
Speaker 3: of people take off Italy. Hotels are running and restaurants
Speaker 3: are shut down. So in the winter time, the pricing
Speaker 3: is ridiculous because they have to make up for lost
Speaker 3: weight for lost income when they were shut down. Same
Speaker 3: thing with a Stull like this, but they're on the boardwalk.
Speaker 3: It really is no traffic after the summertime. It's just minimal.
Speaker 3: So I mean they might do one down in Florida, right,
Speaker 3: So that next step might be down in Florida.
Speaker 1: Yeah, where they're scouting locations. I told him I'd give
Speaker 1: them some ideas. I had at dinner with them on
Speaker 1: the hell night was it, I don't know, one night
Speaker 1: last week and got to know Joey a little bit better.
Speaker 1: That was nice. And Arena's mom is in Kenny's wife's
Speaker 1: mother is in the United States for the first time
Speaker 1: I think ever. Yes, it's our first trip ever. And
Speaker 1: she and her daughter hadn't seen each other in four
Speaker 1: years before she came because she couldn't she couldn't come
Speaker 1: until she got some kind of paperwork cleared through France. Wow,
Speaker 1: and very interesting watching Kenny with his wife and his
Speaker 1: wife's mother, who is six years younger than Kenny.
Speaker 3: Probably that's what I was gonna say, Oh my gosh,
Speaker 3: that's that's the weird thing about dating, because she well marriage,
Speaker 3: but dating in general. You start to meet girls or
Speaker 3: talk to girls, you realize that their parents probably know
Speaker 3: me a lot better, or we know the same music
Speaker 3: rather than she and I.
Speaker 2: But maybe it keeps you young.
Speaker 3: I mean Kenny, Kenny's acting young, has got pep in
Speaker 3: his step, he's got an energy for days.
Speaker 2: So maybe having a younger wife is good for us.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, her mom doesn't. I think her mom understands
Speaker 1: English but doesn't really speak it, And so it's kind
Speaker 1: of unique being with someone who understands what you're saying
Speaker 1: but won't talk to you. But doesn't really talk to you.
Speaker 1: I mean, she talks a little bit, but mostly it
Speaker 1: was like reading the menu.
Speaker 3: I think har Haran Doddy should sit at the end
Speaker 3: of the table and have a conversation. That'd be yeah,
Speaker 3: hysterical Dodkins scream atter.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So I gotta I got a wild story for you.
Speaker 1: So I've been in this ongoing fight with my realtor
Speaker 1: about you know, just uh some things where uh I
Speaker 1: think she owed me some money and and uh and
Speaker 1: so we've been we've been going back and forth about it,
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden on Sunday, I get an
Speaker 1: email from her sister saying, I'm responding to you on
Speaker 1: this issue because of Melanie's tragic death. Wow, and uh,
Speaker 1: you know we won't be able to sorry, we won't
Speaker 1: be able to resolve this. It's like two lines, and
Speaker 1: I'm like, Melanie's tragic death. So a minute. So then
Speaker 1: I go and I search her name, which is Melanie Higher.
Speaker 1: So I go and I google her and I can't
Speaker 1: believe eve. It's every like fifty news outlets, wow are there?
Speaker 1: And I just clicked on the first one, which I
Speaker 1: think was the Miami Herald, and uh and this was
Speaker 1: a huge national story that somehow I missed, a huge
Speaker 1: local stories, a huge national story that somehow I missed.
Speaker 2: How's she die?
Speaker 1: Her fucking ex husband killed, murdered her her two young daughters. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I read the story and then and then killed himself.
Speaker 2: I read the story. Yeah, story was everyone.
Speaker 1: Somehow I didn't. I didn't know. I didn't see it.
Speaker 1: And for that been my realtor.
Speaker 3: This is a this is a forty eight hours show. This,
Speaker 3: this is a twenty twenty episode.
Speaker 2: This is this just happened last week. I'm oh that
Speaker 2: it will be so big.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, No, it's incredibly and and uh, I've
Speaker 1: never met the kids, but jerry Ann had and had,
Speaker 1: you know, had spent more time with Melanie than I had,
Speaker 1: and said that, you know, she had said that her
Speaker 1: ex was uh, you know it was nuts. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: you know there's nuts and then there's murdering these two
Speaker 1: little girls girls.
Speaker 2: How do you do that?
Speaker 3: Like when when Susan Smith drove the van into the
Speaker 3: water with her children of the back and got out
Speaker 3: to safety and let them drown. I met the fall,
Speaker 3: I met the husband many many months later in New
Speaker 3: York City. You just could never shake that grief from you,
Speaker 3: nor should you. All your children drowning like that at
Speaker 3: the same.
Speaker 1: Time incredibly incredibly fucked up stuff. Wow, I know that's
Speaker 1: that's weird. You know, It's not that I knew her
Speaker 1: well or had that bigger relationship with her. It's just
Speaker 1: to be that tie that connected to somebody who gets
Speaker 1: killed that way and her kids get killed. It's just
Speaker 1: really freaky.
Speaker 3: It wasn't about a murder, but somebody hooked me and
Speaker 3: this girl up. She was a writer for the Star magazine.
Speaker 3: She wrote the tabloids sexy redhead named Brenda You. Her
Speaker 3: lasted was you because she had been married to an
Speaker 3: Asian guy but kept his last name. And we had
Speaker 3: a couple of dates and I liked her, and then
Speaker 3: a few months go by and things happened. I hadn't
Speaker 3: seen her, and then I read that she committed suicide.
Speaker 3: And I never would have known that, Like, there was
Speaker 3: nothing about talking to her, hanging out with her that
Speaker 3: suggested she was on the edge like that. It's just
Speaker 3: I just never know.
Speaker 1: And it's freaky when you're yeah, when you have that,
Speaker 1: you know, that kind of connectivity.
Speaker 4: But anyway, get your money, I mean, hell no, I'm
Speaker 4: not going to get and I'm not going to try
Speaker 4: to get some things you just that's why.
Speaker 1: That's comes a time where it's obvious that something needs
Speaker 1: to be let go.
Speaker 2: So yes, good karma. Yeah you're letting that go. Good.
Speaker 1: So yes. Spencer Pratt bat Man, Well.
Speaker 2: Look I.
Speaker 3: Think he was done dirty. I had many friends of
Speaker 3: mine all predicting this as I'm sure you did. The
Speaker 3: Democrat Ma Shee's gonna get to work this, and I
Speaker 3: was like, I don't think that's gonna happen this time.
Speaker 3: I think there's enough Los Angelinas who are fed up,
Speaker 3: and big name people got behind Spencer, big money people
Speaker 3: got behind him.
Speaker 2: I thought this could be the year.
Speaker 3: Well, look, I know he doesn't know enough about politics.
Speaker 3: He he pushed the right buttons during this campaign, but
Speaker 3: then you got to really know politics, and that's his
Speaker 3: weak point. He's a raw ras Ciscu and Bach kind
Speaker 3: of guy. But can you get in the locker room
Speaker 3: and draw up place for the next four years? I
Speaker 3: don't know, But Robin, I refuse to believe Romen had
Speaker 3: this surge. If you saw the pictures of her election
Speaker 3: night party when she broke down and cried, it's all progressive, woke,
Speaker 3: young women and gay men. If that's who voting for
Speaker 3: her then she might have gotten a surge. But the
Speaker 3: whole thing is ridiculous. Why it takes this long for
Speaker 3: California to count votes. This can't go on any longer.
Speaker 3: It's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Mike, I couldn't agree more that it is a ridiculous
Speaker 1: process that they go through there, And it's ridiculous to
Speaker 1: be to deliver a ballot literally to every single registered voter,
Speaker 1: and to send them to people who died twenty five
Speaker 1: years ago and that household now have control of that
Speaker 1: ballot and be able to do it. It's ripe for fraud.
Speaker 1: It's incredibly flawed how they do it. But when you
Speaker 1: look at this thing, number One, the rest of the
Speaker 1: country because the promotion machine that was the prep promotion machine,
Speaker 1: the AI video machine, and everything that happened on X
Speaker 1: you know, you're creating lots of viral video, millions and
Speaker 1: millions of views of video, but the overwhelming majority of
Speaker 1: those views are from people who can't vote in LA
Speaker 1: mayoral risk, right, So you can't really translate millions of
Speaker 1: views nationally to what the impact would be in Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: You know, some people in LA are seeing it. There
Speaker 1: are signs in LA. You know when Doug Allen is
Speaker 1: coming out speaking and other things that you know there's
Speaker 1: some momentum there. But you also know that what he
Speaker 1: was able to do with the friends he has and
Speaker 1: the skills he has, what he could do with social media, uh,
Speaker 1: was as exceptional as all the things he couldn't do
Speaker 1: that a regular candidate does. You have an infrastructure, you
Speaker 1: have a ground game, you're going door to door, you're
Speaker 1: doing all of these things. Well, he can do any
Speaker 1: of those because he didn't have any of that. He
Speaker 1: didn't have a traditional campaign base that knows the basic
Speaker 1: blocking and tackling of running a campaign, and so this
Speaker 1: became very much theater around him. It did with lots
Speaker 1: of people buying in, and don't get me wrong, I
Speaker 1: mean that's a that's a lot. Wherever it ends up,
Speaker 1: it ends up at twenty five percent or wherever it does,
Speaker 1: it's a significant portion of the vote that got ignited
Speaker 1: through social media and all of these videos. But it
Speaker 1: was never going to be given the system and the
Speaker 1: way it works there and the things he didn't have,
Speaker 1: it was never going to be enough. Ironically, the thing
Speaker 1: that's going to happen here that fucks all of us
Speaker 1: us is you're not going to get Karen Bass.
Speaker 2: You don't think so, I read that this morning.
Speaker 1: More, you're gonna get the fucking socialist social mayor in
Speaker 1: l A. So then net effect of this whole thing
Speaker 1: ends up being Spencer Pratt will make millions of dollars
Speaker 1: because now he's got a following that's ten x what
Speaker 1: it was in the beginning, and somebody will hire him
Speaker 1: to do X Y Z, and he'll make millions of dollars.
Speaker 1: And he won't build his house in Pacific Palaces, go
Speaker 1: build at Manhattan Beach or whatever that was gonna he's
Speaker 1: gonna do. He'll be just fine in Dandy. The uh.
Speaker 1: The people of Los Angeles, though, hope instead of re
Speaker 1: electing just a crazy live mayor, will elect a democratic
Speaker 1: socialist to run the city and welcome. You know, you've
Speaker 1: got mom Donnie West now.
Speaker 3: Exactly that pick. The pictures of her party that night
Speaker 3: scared me. If that's if those are her voters or
Speaker 3: the people who showed up. The future is looking so
Speaker 3: bleak for for California, and not just here but other
Speaker 3: cities as well. They just they we just don't have
Speaker 3: the same things in common. You look at that picture
Speaker 3: on different sides of the.
Speaker 1: World anyway, So that's the well, you know, that's the
Speaker 1: way the story freaking ends, which is going to be tragic.
Speaker 2: Well, let's just say he blew a hole for the line.
Speaker 3: Now people know where to take the ball because for
Speaker 3: a while republicanshood no chance in this town. And now
Speaker 3: that Spencer opened up a hole, let's see if the
Speaker 3: next guy can run the ball through it.
Speaker 1: Well, do you think that's what he did or do
Speaker 1: you think that what he just did was tell every
Speaker 1: Republican in the state it doesn't matter. We can't win
Speaker 1: no matter what we do.
Speaker 2: And so I don't think.
Speaker 1: I think it's much more likely that I think it
Speaker 1: does much more to suppress the Republican vote than it does.
Speaker 2: Too big, big made big progress.
Speaker 3: California has never looked upon as a as a place
Speaker 3: that could turn red, and now now it's possible. We've
Speaker 3: got a good look at Spencer Pratt and the way
Speaker 3: he runs his end campaign. The next person is going to.
Speaker 2: Be even more uh flashy what have you.
Speaker 3: But if they if they know the ins and outs
Speaker 3: of politics, like you said, they've got to know that
Speaker 3: they've got to knock on doors they've got to do
Speaker 3: all the things that people have done forever in this country.
Speaker 2: And Spencer Practice went on the visual aesthetic.
Speaker 1: Dude, I love you, but I think he just I
Speaker 1: think what he just did was prove that it's impossible,
Speaker 1: and I think it's going to have a suppressive effect
Speaker 1: on Republicans in this. I mean, to me, this is like,
Speaker 1: now you do have Hilton making to the to the
Speaker 1: election on the on the governor's side. So when you
Speaker 1: have the entire state where you bring in a lot
Speaker 1: of the areas of the state that are read, it
Speaker 1: is possible. But when you're talking about l a, no,
Speaker 1: it's so it's just sad. It's just but I know anyway,
Speaker 1: speaking of sad, game three.
Speaker 3: Man, two ways to look at it. NIXT, I mean
Speaker 3: to not lose since April twenty third, fifth whatever it
Speaker 3: is is insane to reel off the Wednesday reeled off
Speaker 3: and we still got within four points. Runts him with
Speaker 3: ship bridges go two points. Shaman couldn't hit water out
Speaker 3: of a boat, Cat didn't have a big game, and
Speaker 3: we still stayed with him four at the end. So
Speaker 3: I think they gotta go back to what worked. Drive
Speaker 3: drive the game through cat up at the top of
Speaker 3: the key. He was blowing by Wemby. He could keep
Speaker 3: doing that in my book, let him distribute. There was
Speaker 3: no distribution last night, and the officiating was suspect, especially
Speaker 3: when when Bayana took runs his face and just mushed
Speaker 3: him into the ground and then he laughed.
Speaker 2: And that's that. Look.
Speaker 1: I don't like that.
Speaker 3: They're getting all these easy layups. So we're from the
Speaker 3: old squads who knocked you on your ass, Larry Johnson,
Speaker 3: you know, Oakley.
Speaker 2: You gotta get tough.
Speaker 3: They can't get these uncontested layups. They got to be hurt.
Speaker 3: And the next didn't do that.
Speaker 1: So it's kind of inexplicable that you would have so
Speaker 1: much success in two games where you're running the offense
Speaker 1: through kat and and and he's showing all that aggression
Speaker 1: that you would come out the next game and not
Speaker 1: try and run anything through him. Right, They were absolutely
Speaker 1: staggnant on offense. I mean, if you know, if you
Speaker 1: didn't have Josh hitting some threes, and you didn't have
Speaker 1: Og hitting all the shots that he was hit, I
Speaker 1: mean it. And and you know, Jalen's being doubled and
Speaker 1: beat up everywhere, and you know, stalling things and having
Speaker 1: him take all of these impossible shots. I mean, he's great,
Speaker 1: but it just they got so far off of off
Speaker 1: a game plan.
Speaker 3: But I was I would throw Colic in a little
Speaker 3: bit it because the guy really moves the ball well
Speaker 3: when he's in He's up and down the court.
Speaker 2: I like his energy.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying for twelve minutes, but throw him in
Speaker 3: there for three like an Alvarado. Let's get a spark going,
Speaker 3: because last night they were sparkless.
Speaker 2: Just it was dull. They were all dull.
Speaker 1: It was I was surprised to see them, you know,
Speaker 1: strategically approach the game the way that the way that
Speaker 1: they did. I don't think Trump will be invited back
Speaker 1: to Square Guarden anytime soon.
Speaker 3: He said he was napping. I mean, don't tell me
Speaker 3: that wasn't napping for he was resting his eyes for
Speaker 3: a bit there. I'm convinced of that, and that's not good.
Speaker 3: He can't be seen like that.
Speaker 2: He can't.
Speaker 1: It was funny watching the game with my son, who's
Speaker 1: like all in on Kai. He's like, Kai is so hot,
Speaker 1: Like really didn't she? Like high school senior son calmed down?
Speaker 1: Is it okay? For my son to call.
Speaker 3: Kay, that ain't sure? Hey, rock all like three dates
Speaker 3: and three nights. I'm like, oh, chip off the old
Speaker 3: block out of nowhere.
Speaker 1: Wait, three different women.
Speaker 3: No one one the same. But he took both two
Speaker 3: girls of the same restaurant two nights in a row.
Speaker 3: Uh it's a little Ramen joint up in the NoHo
Speaker 3: west A shopping center.
Speaker 2: And the last he saw a movie with another ship
Speaker 2: that he saw earlier.
Speaker 3: So look, yeah, I was very silent about it.
Speaker 2: But right the inspiration point, well, yeah, inspiration, Oh boy.
Speaker 1: I wonder where the where inspiration point would be if
Speaker 1: you So, if you're a high school kid, where you
Speaker 1: are and you're gonna have a makeout spot in that area? La,
Speaker 1: where are you taking?
Speaker 3: You gotta go cold water or uh the other one
Speaker 3: that wraps around Benedet Canyon. You gotta tuck in your
Speaker 3: car somewhere, and I'd be nervous to make out that
Speaker 3: the right by a guardrail before plunging five hundred feet
Speaker 3: to my death. You know, I don't even know, like
Speaker 3: a beach parking lots too far and you'll get you'll
Speaker 3: get thrown out of the are. It just ain't the
Speaker 3: same it ain't the same. It's this my son was saying,
Speaker 3: there's no place. You guys used to meet at the mall.
Speaker 3: We don't even do. The malls are dead. It's either
Speaker 3: someone's house, my house, their house, or we don't have
Speaker 3: a third place.
Speaker 2: That was just big there.
Speaker 1: There are some spots on Mouholland where you could kind
Speaker 1: of pull over on the side. Yeah, although you're right,
Speaker 1: if somebody veers off the road and side swipes you,
Speaker 1: you're going over a cliff. That would be fine.
Speaker 3: Up in Hollywood, you know Yamashira, the Japanese restaurant that
Speaker 3: that area is nice. If you can find us about
Speaker 3: Griffith Park by the way, if you can get up
Speaker 3: there at night, that's beautiful.
Speaker 1: Isn't it closed at night though?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you gotta get your car.
Speaker 1: You can take the main drive around with Yeah, but
Speaker 1: you can't go in the Yeah. Actually you can get
Speaker 1: over by the I cut through there a few times.
Speaker 1: Going to Dodger Stadium. You can get you can get
Speaker 1: certain parts of the of the park. Yes, I saw
Speaker 1: a big mountain lion in there one night doing that really. Yeah,
Speaker 1: like we scared him and he went running from the car.
Speaker 1: By the golf. What do you driving range that's in there?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, they come out every year. There's a big
Speaker 3: one that makes the news. Coyote bear, a bear living
Speaker 3: under somebody's house. My sister has a lot of coyotes
Speaker 3: in Illinois. She's by a big field. You can hear
Speaker 3: them at night. They don't scare me, though I know
Speaker 3: they can whip me to shreds, but they don't scare me.
Speaker 2: I don't know that story. That story, but the the
Speaker 2: person with a pit bull.
Speaker 3: The guy gets home with his pit bulls nicked up
Speaker 3: and blooded and like wet and look dead tired, and
Speaker 3: he's bleeding and he brings to the vet. The vet goes,
Speaker 3: I don't know what this is. He was in a
Speaker 3: fight with something. And they get him in shape. And
Speaker 3: the guy goes back to the house and follows the
Speaker 3: blood trail up his hill.
Speaker 2: And there were nine dead coyote. The pit bull killed
Speaker 2: nine coyotes.
Speaker 1: Nine coyotes.
Speaker 2: They were all.
Speaker 3: Dead in the same area, and the pit bull suffered,
Speaker 3: but he killed nine of them.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I know, go fuck with pit bull's bad. Yeah.
Speaker 1: By the way, that's that's nine good reasons not to
Speaker 1: own a.
Speaker 2: Fucking yeah, I agree. I agree.
Speaker 1: At some point, it's not the coyote, it's you.
Speaker 3: Do you get pictures of your dog? I mean, do
Speaker 3: you ask for pictures of your dogs that are in Texas?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 3: Yeah, occasionally I Andrew wasn't giving me one fast enough,
Speaker 3: and I was getting pissed off.
Speaker 2: I'm like, I just want a picture, and then finally
Speaker 2: she sends me a picture.
Speaker 3: So she's so close to this cat in the house.
Speaker 3: Now that last week she killed a bird then her charping.
Speaker 3: It was a bird in the mouth, and I have
Speaker 3: a picture of her with a small rat from outside.
Speaker 3: The cat must have knocked it around and so she
Speaker 3: chased it down and it's in her mouth the long tail.
Speaker 2: This is a funny shit sh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, seriously, see what's going on.
Speaker 3: She's becoming a cat. Now she's hanging out with the cat.
Speaker 1: No. I mean, she was domesticated at one point, but.
Speaker 2: She's bananas.
Speaker 1: But so so tell me if you had this thought
Speaker 1: last night watching the game. Going back to the game
Speaker 1: for a second. So Trump got booed more than he
Speaker 1: got cheered. I mean, he gotcher But if fucking ABC
Speaker 1: would have put a picture of Mamdani up on the
Speaker 1: screen like they did of Trump. Yeah, he would have
Speaker 1: gotten his ass boot off five times as hard as
Speaker 1: Trump did, and so they wouldn't do it.
Speaker 2: No, of course, not that pisses me. I know, it
Speaker 2: makes me crazy.
Speaker 3: And you know what else, when I had my column
Speaker 3: and I would get freaking dick tickets on occasion, but
Speaker 3: most of the time I would pay. It was one
Speaker 3: hundred and ten bucks to sit in the first area.
Speaker 3: You know, all my press pass was free. But I
Speaker 3: used to always out the celebrities who I know got
Speaker 3: free tickets who left early, and the next day's paper,
Speaker 3: I'd say, here are the Nick fans and quotes who
Speaker 3: left early last night with five twenty five left.
Speaker 2: I doubt them all. And now I fear that.
Speaker 3: There's nothing you could do. The tickets are so expensive.
Speaker 3: There are too many phony Nick fans showing up. Now
Speaker 3: we know the real ones. We know the John Stewart's,
Speaker 3: the Mo Deans, Tracy Morgan, Spike Lee. We know who's real.
Speaker 3: But don't don't bring Cardi b in the house. She's
Speaker 3: not a Nick fan. There's some people that just bring
Speaker 3: it in. Well, they bought tickets. But some people I
Speaker 3: think they pay to show up to make to make
Speaker 3: it bigger and more of an event. We don't need
Speaker 3: fake fans.
Speaker 1: They also, you know the stuff about the average ticket
Speaker 1: price being forty seven you know, yeah, you look the
Speaker 1: picture of the people that are there.
Speaker 2: No, there's no no way.
Speaker 1: So what it is is if you're a season ticket holder,
Speaker 1: which I don't know what the number is, but a
Speaker 1: huge proportion of the seats are sold for the year
Speaker 1: to people they get the playoffs at the same pro
Speaker 1: raadu price they pay for in season, and so you
Speaker 1: only have so many of the tickets that are actually
Speaker 1: available on the market, and so that creates a hyper
Speaker 1: demand for those So yeah, you have a very small
Speaker 1: percentage of the actual tickets being sold for that number.
Speaker 1: But for the season ticket holders, you're paying the same
Speaker 1: whatever one hundred and seventy five dollars or whatever, not
Speaker 1: that that's cheap, but that's what you're that's what you're paying,
Speaker 1: not twenty seven hundred.
Speaker 3: And when you go to a nick game, people have
Speaker 3: to understand. Most people in the stands, they're in suits.
Speaker 3: It's a lot of businessmen, you know, they come right
Speaker 3: from work and they go to the game. A lot
Speaker 3: of suits at the stadium. Speaking of tickets, Rocko graduates Wednesday,
Speaker 3: and you've got four tickets and we needed a fifth,
Speaker 3: and he goes, you know what's happening. People are selling tickets.
Speaker 3: Students are scalping their tickets one hundred and seventy five
Speaker 3: bucks for you know, because they can't get more than
Speaker 3: some people have more people to come, and they're scalping.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable, So you having a scalp.
Speaker 3: I know, we got my stepson's wife. She's not gonna
Speaker 3: be able to make it. Plus they have two little
Speaker 3: kids that you have to have with her lap it
Speaker 3: would have been a lord deal. So me, Roxy, Lola
Speaker 3: and Richie will go. Uh and rock was gonna come early,
Speaker 3: but we gotta stay for the whole thing because you're
Speaker 3: gonna watch them throw the captain down, the cap in
Speaker 3: the air and all that nonsense. So, you know, but
Speaker 3: not the same level of it and not the same
Speaker 3: level of excitement. I feel like we had back in
Speaker 3: our day. I just maybe back.
Speaker 1: In our day, you didn't have kindergarten graduation, elementary school graduation,
Speaker 1: real school graduation, yeah, tenth grade graduation, I mean yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean now we like celebrate every meaningless achievement, that's
Speaker 1: a non achievement. So by the time you get to
Speaker 1: one that actually should matter and should be a step
Speaker 1: that's celebrated high school graduation, it's minimized. Because you've been
Speaker 1: through so many you're ready as a freaking family. I
Speaker 1: hope this freaking noise in the background here isn't that
Speaker 1: bad one when I put the noise reduction stuff on.
Speaker 1: But they are literally taking out the floors. Uh to
Speaker 1: U two condos away.
Speaker 2: From a Wow?
Speaker 1: What about this? The night before the nicking the Penn
Speaker 1: Station thing? Do you see that.
Speaker 2: Story in New York? What happened?
Speaker 1: A freaking homeless maniac? How many people did he kill?
Speaker 1: You don't know this story?
Speaker 2: No kill people.
Speaker 1: I don't know how many killed versus wounded. Let's see.
Speaker 1: Hector de leon One unleashed the unprovoked attack around seven
Speaker 1: pm inside the New Jersey transit boarding area, filling the
Speaker 1: station with a blood with blood curdling screams of the victims,
Speaker 1: crowds of terrified meters ran for their lives. Leona is
Speaker 1: believed to be homeless. He was previously arrested in New
Speaker 1: Jersey in May on assault and narcotics charges. Of course
Speaker 1: he was, you know, like they always do. He was
Speaker 1: left so from that thing? How many people? The sources
Speaker 1: told the Posts that the victims, who were all men,
Speaker 1: range in age from thirty to sixty and are believed
Speaker 1: to be innocent bystanders who were attacked by the deranged
Speaker 1: purp after he brandished a knife at them. Strapholders told
Speaker 1: the Post on Monday that they were disturbed by the attack,
Speaker 1: which left splatters of blood on the floor in the
Speaker 1: boarding area. How many people?
Speaker 2: Is he from America or is he from an other country?
Speaker 1: A homeless maniac was arrested for a naty stabbing rampage
Speaker 1: at Penn Station.
Speaker 2: His name is Hector dalle On fifty.
Speaker 1: Okay, nobody died, left five innocent bystanders with knife wounds.
Speaker 3: But listen, you and I, you know, had to go
Speaker 3: Penn Station a million times in our youth for work,
Speaker 3: et cetera. Remember there was a time before Jiuliani stepped in,
Speaker 3: where you would have to step over a certain bomb
Speaker 3: they called bombs back. They would sleep in Pen Station
Speaker 3: because it was called outside. Then Julianni got rid of them.
Speaker 3: But it's a shame because in our day a bum
Speaker 3: was somebody who asked you for a quarter maybe a dollar.
Speaker 3: Now they're psychotic and they want five bucks, and they
Speaker 3: follow you and they're talking to themselves. It's a different
Speaker 3: breed of homelessness.
Speaker 2: I did a.
Speaker 3: Photo I say in college on I literally said, I
Speaker 3: want to shoot the bombs on the Bowery. This is
Speaker 3: nineteen seventy nine, now nineteen eighty one, and uh, you know,
Speaker 3: now they're on how was. You can't call them. It's
Speaker 3: a whole different the very they cleaned it all up.
Speaker 3: But I got so close to them on the Bowery.
Speaker 3: Mainly they were drunks. But now you've got just really
Speaker 3: the harsh realities of meth and fental. And there's another
Speaker 3: drug that's twenty times more powerful than fan all I understand,
Speaker 3: I forget what it's called, but every cup there's another
Speaker 3: drug that's twenty times more powerful than heroin. So these
Speaker 3: are the new homeless. The new homeless are very dangerous.
Speaker 3: You can't be nice to them. It's scary. You give
Speaker 3: them money, they may follow you. Well, the lady got
Speaker 3: a knife in her face over here, two blocks away
Speaker 3: here in the stabber, but he branded the knife in
Speaker 3: her face. They're different it's a different time. You can't
Speaker 3: just give a quarter and walk away.
Speaker 1: Freaking crazy. Okay, So are you buying the Travis Kelsey
Speaker 1: Taylor Swift wedding at Madison Square Garden?
Speaker 3: I think it's so tacky, and I know they'll make
Speaker 3: it look amazing if it's even true. But I just
Speaker 3: think a wedding in Madison Square Garden, it just there's
Speaker 3: gotta be. There's so many hotel the grounds of certain
Speaker 3: estates and wineries. Why Madison's Square Garden. I don't get it.
Speaker 3: You don't think it's gonna happen. They did block out
Speaker 3: time from June twenty ninth till July heard fifth. I
Speaker 3: think it could be.
Speaker 2: Why the US sneakers get to the wedding. Car would
Speaker 2: give a other.
Speaker 1: Than people who are actually friends of theirs, who would
Speaker 1: care enough to go sit in a seat in Madison
Speaker 1: Square Garden and watch a fucking wedding. It can't be,
Speaker 1: It can't be real. But you know, then again, did
Speaker 1: you see I don't know where the bids are now,
Speaker 1: but you know she went to that playoff game in Cleveland?
Speaker 2: Yeah, embarrassment.
Speaker 1: Work, Yeah, okay, but now they've put the chair that
Speaker 1: she sat in up for auction. Okay, people sniff want
Speaker 1: just want to sniff the chair that Taylor sat in
Speaker 1: and uh the uh okay, I've never heard of the realist,
Speaker 1: but that's the bidding site where bids are over six
Speaker 1: thousand dollars for the chair so far, for the chair
Speaker 1: that Taylor Swift sat in for two hours, two and
Speaker 1: a half hours whatever with Travis Kelce in Cleveland.
Speaker 3: So what would they what would they pay for Travis
Speaker 3: Kelsey's cock and obviously smells like Taylor.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's gotta be worth something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't think you're auctioning off. I thought maybe
Speaker 1: maybe it's some possibility in the future, may for night
Speaker 1: and may come to that.
Speaker 3: I you know, I did something not similar, but my
Speaker 3: sister loved with Sylvester Stallone ever since Rocky, and I
Speaker 3: grabbed it when I was on the movie set with him.
Speaker 3: He was finishing his water and he walked away from
Speaker 3: the hair and makeup, and I grabbed his water bottle
Speaker 3: and I said to Rosie, you have slies DNA on
Speaker 3: this bottle. She keeps it on top of a refrigerator.
Speaker 3: It's been there for It's been there for twenty years.
Speaker 3: But you know I could see, yeah, and by the
Speaker 3: way that for on set he was trying to push.
Speaker 3: He was about to push this new water called Stallone water.
Speaker 3: He was branding himself with the water, but it didn't
Speaker 3: work out. But when he yelled at me, he had
Speaker 3: a bottle of Stallone water that was pretty intimidating.
Speaker 2: Was pretty on the water.
Speaker 3: I forget, I don't even know, but it was just,
Speaker 3: you know, he was branching out and when he was,
Speaker 3: he was upset about a scene. And it's just, you know,
Speaker 3: he got a big movie star yelling at her, looking
Speaker 3: down at you, and the whole room was filled with
Speaker 3: his fans. I was shaken like a leaf. But then
Speaker 3: I gathered myself and finished fine.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: And then then he met my sister and they came
Speaker 3: to the shoot in Philadelphia. He was very nice to
Speaker 3: them and hugged them, you know, so she got a fill.
Speaker 3: But Taylor Swift's house said wasn't Rhode Island. My buddy
Speaker 3: Neal Gumple used to fish across the way, and they
Speaker 3: made him move his boat. You have a little little boat,
Speaker 3: a little fishing boat, and he lived up there and
Speaker 3: they would not let him go past her house. They
Speaker 3: had people in boats saying you can't take your boat.
Speaker 3: Well they just I know that's how certain stars get
Speaker 3: because they're gonna take pictures. Are you a pop Rocksie? No,
Speaker 3: I got a tub full of earthworms and fishing poles.
Speaker 3: I'm fishing.
Speaker 1: You don't own freaking Newport Bay or whatever. That body
Speaker 1: she's on his call.
Speaker 3: But it's a beautiful home. I mean, I've been to
Speaker 3: weddings at the Beverly Hills Hotel. A billionaires son married
Speaker 3: my wife's good friend. What a wedding, and you could
Speaker 3: do you could do it if so much better than
Speaker 3: Madison Square Guard. Come on, now, it's just not doesn't
Speaker 3: sound right. I don't know, un, let's just let's just
Speaker 3: gonna have half a concert and then her wedding.
Speaker 2: He might do that.
Speaker 1: I just think it takes a certain kind of narcissist
Speaker 1: to think that, you know, thousands of people are gonna
Speaker 1: want to come to your freaking wedding.
Speaker 2: Well, she's about two billion now. He climbed a two
Speaker 2: billion networth.
Speaker 1: Yea, I'm sorry, I'm just not on bo you.
Speaker 3: Well, you can't like someone's worth like Steph Curry just
Speaker 3: signed this deal for four million dollars.
Speaker 2: That's so that's part of his wealth?
Speaker 3: Is that that's part of who hasn't cast a check yet,
Speaker 3: but that's part of his Yeah, okay, unbelievable.
Speaker 2: What's this new? Is a sneaker deal? What's the deal?
Speaker 2: I didn't read it?
Speaker 1: And with some company I've never heard of.
Speaker 2: I never heard of him? Yeah, so, I mean, I'm.
Speaker 1: Sure he's not going to put a shoe on his
Speaker 1: feet that isn't a good shoe. But yeah, definitely definitely weird.
Speaker 1: So did you did you see Kim Kardashian is now
Speaker 1: with Lewis Hamilton?
Speaker 2: Yes? Yes, okay?
Speaker 1: Is he the only black driver in Formula one?
Speaker 2: I believe so hockey goalies like hockey goalies.
Speaker 1: See is exclusively. It doesn't matter what the sport is. No,
Speaker 1: she's going to find a black athlete in that sport
Speaker 1: to do.
Speaker 2: God, that's what she goes for.
Speaker 3: That's what you're going And you know, he was founding
Speaker 3: off the other day about how the world shouldn't have billionaires.
Speaker 3: Does he realize that his whole career is based on
Speaker 3: men with billions companies that are worth billions? You know, Like,
Speaker 3: how stupid to not understand that you have a career.
Speaker 3: First of all, he's worth half a billion and you
Speaker 3: have a career. You're dating a billionaire. Her family is
Speaker 3: a billionaire, So what do you. I know, there's stupidity.
Speaker 3: There comes a point where enough money is enough.
Speaker 2: No. If if there's more out there to earn, go
Speaker 2: get it.
Speaker 3: What the fuck do people? Why do people act this way?
Speaker 3: The lazy people say this. I don't love to work,
Speaker 3: but I'm not going to regrudge someone who works their
Speaker 3: ass off. Look, there are some guys who can figure out,
Speaker 3: you know, when they're coming up the ranks. They're foreigners.
Speaker 3: They come here, they work sixteen hours a day. They
Speaker 3: figure it out. Three different jobs, three different places. I'll
Speaker 3: sleep three and a half hours until I get on
Speaker 3: my feet. That's the American dream.
Speaker 2: Make your money, you know.
Speaker 1: Last reading some of his gushy stuff about her.
Speaker 3: Uh oh, that's the people breaking the floor up. They
Speaker 3: won't know if they can start with you. Now that's
Speaker 3: your door bell, right, It's like a horror movie.
Speaker 1: I mean, you gotta be kidding me. Well, I need
Speaker 1: to like put a recording sign up. But yeah, yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: they're not ringing again. That usually just means there's like
Speaker 1: a pack pack. Anyway, he was gushing about about her.
Speaker 1: How old are you been going out?
Speaker 2: A few months? Maybe six months off? And I mean
Speaker 2: I think they.
Speaker 3: Met a while ago that there are pictures of that
Speaker 3: meeting while she was with Kanye, So they've met for
Speaker 3: they've met a long time ago. Those those things are
Speaker 3: always suspect of my book. Pictures of her Kanye, Lewis
Speaker 3: Hamilton his date. And then you end up together. I
Speaker 3: don't know, just comes a point where you make in
Speaker 3: roads with somebody before the other person's done with their relationship.
Speaker 3: But look, he's a good looking dude right up her alley.
Speaker 1: But she got those are like cool events for her
Speaker 1: to be seen at. Oh yeah, like all the high
Speaker 1: fashion and everything else that goes on there. So she
Speaker 1: probably thought, you know, that's a scene i'd like to
Speaker 1: uh be a part of. And and look there's one
Speaker 1: black driver, let me meet him.
Speaker 2: Yeah exactly, exactly. No, she's gonna she's she's gonna do this.
Speaker 3: I don't know who's left, what sports are out there
Speaker 3: left that she can find a black like I said,
Speaker 3: black water, polo, water, black volleyball, black black.
Speaker 1: Black volleyball player, wouldn't make any money.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true, that's true.
Speaker 1: No, she needs uh what is there? Oh, she has
Speaker 1: she done soccer? She hasn't done soccer.
Speaker 2: No, but there's money out there now.
Speaker 1: When the World Cup, she's here's the prediction, She's gonna
Speaker 1: dump Lewis Hamilton for I don't know Google.
Speaker 2: There's an American guy with a good Yeah.
Speaker 1: No do we what's his name? The guy? Was it
Speaker 1: Pulisic or whatever his name is. He's not he's not
Speaker 1: black on the black.
Speaker 2: Guy on the US team. Uh. Uh, who's very handsome.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, that prediction is that she will be uh,
Speaker 1: within the next couple of weeks, she will dump Lewis
Speaker 1: and she will be dating this uh, this black soccer player. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's the logical move.
Speaker 3: That's it's it's the only move to make Fluster plays
Speaker 3: big in Europe. So she expands, sells, sells more skims
Speaker 3: over there.
Speaker 2: How do you you know?
Speaker 3: Like I don't have a business mind, but like, how
Speaker 3: could Kylie Jenner have gotten so big selling what amounts
Speaker 3: to shitty makeup?
Speaker 2: It's shitty makeup. Every woman knows that is it just
Speaker 2: a little girls.
Speaker 1: Only look. I've never followed this whole thing understood, And
Speaker 1: I've never seen two minutes of whatever their TV show is.
Speaker 2: For years. Wow, I thought you at least saw the
Speaker 2: early years.
Speaker 1: No, just they it you from my life. You wouldn't
Speaker 1: know that these people were famous. Nothing shows up in
Speaker 1: my feet. I've never shown one iota of interest in
Speaker 1: their stuff, other than when I read something somewhere about
Speaker 1: how stupid the ship they do is. Well, yeah, but
Speaker 1: you know, but you made billions of dollars off of
Speaker 1: all the stupidity, So who's stupid?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 3: When I had my book party at Christine Peters house,
Speaker 3: beautiful producer in bel Air.
Speaker 2: She's friends with the Hilton, with the Hilton.
Speaker 3: So at my book party, she invited I didn't know
Speaker 3: Kathy Hilton came with Paris, and Paris brought Kim.
Speaker 2: I barely knew who came. I don't think even I
Speaker 2: knew that she worked for Paris.
Speaker 3: And my cousin Mario's with me, and Joey's with me,
Speaker 3: and they're like, who's this brunette? And she still looked hot.
Speaker 3: I said, oh, she does like Paris Hilton's closet. She
Speaker 3: said nobody. Ah, she said nobody fast forward twenty five years.
Speaker 1: She's Paris Hilton's closet.
Speaker 2: You know what?
Speaker 3: You know what she when she first started doing going
Speaker 3: online and buying boots and footwear, she found that she
Speaker 3: if she resold that she could make a profit. And
Speaker 3: she created this website where she'd buy people's boots, vintage this,
Speaker 3: and she repackaged and her father was happy because she
Speaker 3: had a business mind.
Speaker 2: And then she took that and Paris Hilton. She began
Speaker 2: to help her clean her closet, and then she became
Speaker 2: a clause organizer for the stars. Uh uh, you know,
Speaker 2: and then set up sites on bigger things. The sex
Speaker 2: tape was a big business endeavor that made her a fortune.
Speaker 2: Uh and here she is.
Speaker 1: Wait, so the sex tape, of which that is something
Speaker 1: I have seen a couple of minutes of you're saying
Speaker 1: that was a that was all a pre meditated business strategy.
Speaker 2: I don't know, no, not not wasn't orchestrated.
Speaker 3: But once once she and Rage were together and there
Speaker 3: was an opportunity for a sex tape, Chris Jenner got involved.
Speaker 3: And this is all there's paperwork that shows this has
Speaker 3: been talked about on different news organizations. She got involved
Speaker 3: and to the point where she wanted him to do
Speaker 3: his stuff over. She called for re edits on some
Speaker 3: of these scenes. My mother, Yeah, called for re edits
Speaker 3: of the sex and blowjob scenes. Yeah, you can't do
Speaker 3: this that yeah, right, because because Helton had her tape
Speaker 3: out back then, I think Paris is I know Pam's
Speaker 3: was out, but it was like if if Chris Jenner
Speaker 3: is a business woman, like we know she is, she
Speaker 3: caught that wave knowing that, holy shit, if my daughter
Speaker 3: does this, Paris looked like shit on camera, and Pam
Speaker 3: is Pam, but my daughter, maybe it could be make
Speaker 3: this a big industry. And they ended up paying ray
Speaker 3: J six million bucks a few months back because he
Speaker 3: kept talking about it and he signed the NDA's But
Speaker 3: ray J's a little bit he's he's addicted to different
Speaker 3: things and he tends to spout off. So they had
Speaker 3: a big meeting. They gave him more money to shut
Speaker 3: him up. Yeah, they made money off his God that
Speaker 3: that launched everything for her. Everything waunched the whole family,
Speaker 3: to be honest, crazy, I mean, unbelievab. I know I
Speaker 3: have a daughter, but I can't even imagine. I just
Speaker 3: can't imagine that you know seeing your daughter on Oh
Speaker 3: and you saw the netflixed the documentary The crash right
Speaker 3: with a girl. The high school girl kills the two
Speaker 3: kids in the car. Oh my, a crazy high school
Speaker 3: girl who was dating a guy and they're eighteen. A
Speaker 3: big car wreck, her boyfriend and his friend die. She
Speaker 3: pulls out and she lives. It's a big documentary because
Speaker 3: they found out that she never pressed the break from
Speaker 3: the last one hundred yards of that drive. She went
Speaker 3: straight into a school building, didn't engage the break, kept
Speaker 3: the pedal to the metal. And now they found that
Speaker 3: months before she said I would die for him. Now
Speaker 3: she's in prison. She found guilty two fifteen year life sentences.
Speaker 3: She's on sugar Daddy websites.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: The word is maybe her father and her were messing around.
Speaker 3: They found text that suggests it's such a mess. This
Speaker 3: family is such a mess. But you know, it happened
Speaker 3: during class week, a graduation time, and it got me worried.
Speaker 3: So I told the kids watch this because every summer
Speaker 3: this happens to somebody. Graduation makes kids think they're invincible,
Speaker 3: and it's just dangerous out there, you know, scary.
Speaker 1: I have been disengaged from Netflix and some of the
Speaker 1: other services since I moved in over here, I need
Speaker 1: to well, I uh, since since the laws here for
Speaker 1: the summer. Yeah, he's been complaining that we don't have
Speaker 1: any of those.
Speaker 2: So I have to start subscribing to it.
Speaker 1: He needs to he needs to catch up on something,
Speaker 1: but I don't know what the hell it is. Well,
Speaker 1: since we're torturing everybody with the construction construction going on,
Speaker 1: I'd say let's cut it a little bit short and
Speaker 1: hope I can. I can edit some of this crap out,
Speaker 1: but good catching up, dude. Any with us next week
Speaker 1: and we'll go from there. Enjoy the graduation, but thanks
Speaker 1: Pal zero