Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice
mix in some vodka colored a podcast from the Mac
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Speaker 2: Well, hello and welcome. Thank you for getting their pod on,
and thank you for telling a friend about Billified, supporting
those that support us like a Victor christ of Dodge
Jeep Ram, which you heard there from Harry Legg, Harry
leg and his big pipes. And I'm very excited because
I a friend of mine called me today and said
who's on the pod, And I said, it's just going
to be me and Laura, And they said, I love
when Laura's on. This is yeah a woman. I love
when Laura's on. It's refreshing, refreshing, a refreshing thing. Yeah,
that's right.
Speaker 3: Sports talk.
Speaker 2: No, there are times, especially this time of year, that
it kind of takes over everything, and I need to
do a better job of trying to control that, and
I haven't exactly done that. I was listening to. Sometimes
I'll go back and listen to old episodes just to
hear how things are. And there's a lot of things.
I made some notes, but that's about it. So Laura
was telling me about our holidays. It sounds like you,
I don't know how you survived it because I thought
it was going to be tough picking up my mom
and then driving down and picking up my dad in
the same car, and then taking them and my son
to my sisters. It was smooth and fine. Every got along,
no problem. Yeah, you know they're they're aging, so there's
some things for that. But other than that, it was nothing.
I hear Laura comes in and goes well, I was like, oh.
Speaker 3: My god, it was not relaxing.
Speaker 2: No, how to be Really, you're sick? Can you say yeah?
Are you comfortable saying no?
Speaker 3: It was just no, it's fine. It I guess I
would say it started even like I worked up until
Christmas Eve with one of my moving clients, you know,
and then like till five o'clock Christmas Eve. Then I
went straight to my family's Christmas Eve party, saw my sister,
we were talking. I left, and then Christmas morning was great.
I show up at my mom's at ten am. That's
always the plan. Get to my mom's and.
Speaker 2: My mother early.
Speaker 3: Huh yeah, I mean my kids were up at five thirty. Yeah,
like you know, nine and seven. We were done opening
gifts by seven thirty. So then I took a nap
before I went over to my mom's. And I walk
into my mom's and she looks at me and she's like,
so slight hiccup. I was like, what's up? She goes,
your sister's in the hospital about to have surgery. So
I was with my older sister.
Speaker 2: Okay, when you hear that and you don't know why yet, right,
did you know why at this point? Okay? What what
did you think happened?
Speaker 3: I had? I had no idea. I was terrified. I
was the night before and she was totally fine.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Would you think that there was a car accident? Was?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: Because I think I think if it was anything life threatening, yeah,
I would have gotten a call, you know, yeah Christmas.
Speaker 2: So I'm thinking, like some people will go, son of
a bitch. I knew that guy was going to lose
his mind at some point. You put its terrible, he's
so loud in that, but I'd just say it like
I'm curious as to what you read and what was it?
Speaker 3: So it was appendicitis? Yeah, and she started I left
the Famili's party at eight forty five, and at nine
o'clock her stomach started in pain. By midnight, her husband
took her to the hospital. She got admitted with appendicitis,
had surgery around ten thirty, and right as she was
getting ready to be wheeled into the surgery room, herdick scruptured.
She started vomiting all over herself. Fever spikes, and yeah,
it was a mass.
Speaker 2: So is this because that's quick with appendicitis? Yeah, because
sometimes I thought there was you get it, You had
not that a lot of time, but you would have pain.
And I've heard people walking around with pain for days
and feeling bloated and all this. Did she have any
of that? No, none of that. This is just bambay.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and she thought, I guess why she was getting
a stomachache? Is she ate too many cookies at the
Christmas party?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: And no, it was just so sudden. And yes, she
ended up being able. So the thing is, my sister
hosts Christmas like, oh the actual We go to my
mom's in the morning and then we go to my
sisters from about four pm until midnight. It's a big party,
lots of drinking, food and everything, And so she told
her husband as she was awaiting surgery, I don't care,
like Christmas goes on like main notes, and he had
to go home and like set it up. He had
to go back from the hospital at five am and
finish wrapping their kids gifts.
Speaker 2: Right, yeah, wow.
Speaker 3: So yeah, it was pretty pretty horrible for her on Christmas.
Speaker 2: I mean, well, I would think, like they only do
emergency surgeries, as you were saying on Christmas Day, and
I got to think, whoever's on call, you're hoping nothing happens.
Oh yeah, right, And then I go, do they get
I mean, doctors get a big salary, surgeons especially right, Okay,
and we need them to I'm okay with that. Yeah,
but do they get like a time and a half
for being that call at Christmas? Or is it just
part of your thing? Like, hey man, it's you. You
drew the short straw this year. You're on call, and
you're on call. You got to stay close by, but
usually you're you're okay, you know.
Speaker 3: Just as Yeah. But then she didn't have to await
really anything. It was quick from when she did get
admitted because it was emergency. But so then we were
comparing scars on our stomachs today or that night and.
Speaker 2: Her husband, I mean that night she came home already,
she came home.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they like where do they groscopically? So she had
three incisions lapping dectomy. Yes. And then even my brother
in law had emergency gollbladder surgery in the spring. So
all three of us all now have matching scars, all
had like emergency surgery this summer.
Speaker 2: Sexy photo, happy holidays, Like, yeah, how did heat? What
what happens with your gallbladder?
Speaker 3: And he was keeled over in pain, and Cheryl rushed
him into the hospital and he had surgery geese, but
he was in for a couple of days. Yeah, I
know us women in and out.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean that's yeah, it's usually that way.
Speaker 3: But now I'm like telling my sister, like how to recover.
I went over there afterwards for a couple of days,
help out because she's got four kids, so she can't
just like lie around and not do anything.
Speaker 2: Well, how old are the kids.
Speaker 3: The oldest is eighteen, the youngest is nine.
Speaker 2: Oh, they could take care of themselves for a little bit.
Speaker 3: I can, but still, like, I don't know, she didn't
want to be lonely.
Speaker 2: And so okay, yeah, all falls home, And then of.
Speaker 3: Course I go over and she's like, can we organize
my closet?
Speaker 2: How many people have decided New Year knew them and
they're going to organize things?
Speaker 5: Tons, Tons, Do you have a waiting list now?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Right now, I'm actually like not even taking on new
jobs because I have a lot of moving jobs and
I don't like to book that far out surprise.
Speaker 2: Moving this time of year, it happens a lot, I guess.
Speaker 3: Huh and everyone a lot of them were supposed to
move in November and they are like two months overdue
because building homes, contractor everything. I have two clients right now,
one's not moving until March. They're both a half million
dollar over a budget on their new homes that they're building.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a half a million dollars. Come on, Laura,
I know all this is money, baby, you know. I
mean that the pursuit of money. Sometimes I always think
that I live in a voodoo world, I guess in
my head, but I always think that you're better off
trying to go for whatever you want. The money will come,
and it's just money. It all does is give you
the freedom to build the house you want, or the
freedom to travel wherever you want or whatever. But if
you don't have it, it becomes very stressful. Al And
I think that that's where you block it and you
keep it away from you a little bit. But it's
it's all there. They're never going to run out.
Speaker 3: It's fun to make it when you enjoy what you
do to make it.
Speaker 2: Yes, like, well, that makes it easier to make it too. Yeah,
it's when you don't enjoy it that that that becomes
the tough spot. And then now in California, they're putting
you out of business. What do you mean, what do
you mean? Just all these fires? Oh?
Speaker 3: Oh god, yes, oh my god, moving, it's over.
Speaker 2: I'm watching this today and I have friends in LA
that I checked up on, and everybody seems to be okay.
But there was like TMZ had a thing and with
Ashton Kutcher and a fire hose and or excuse me,
a garden hose trying to protect somebody's property. And it
wasn't his. I think it was a friend of his.
In nineteen seventy three, my uncle was a pilot for
what was then Western Airlines, and I think they were
based out of la and he lived along one of
the canyons and we went out there. I was two,
and my father will tell me the story about my
mother took me to Disney. I think it's land out there,
and he stayed with my uncle and went down into
the can and just wetted everything down and the fires stopped.
They got them under controls. They were coming down the canyon,
but this went up the Palisades. I mean, my buddy
told me, it's a mess out there.
Speaker 3: And it just started yesterday.
Speaker 2: It just started quickly. It's like ten six hundred acres
have burned. People's homes have just gone. The fire department
I'm watching had I just put on. I don't like
to watch the news. I know, I know it sounds weird.
I'd rather read it because then I could go out.
I want to finish this tragedy story, right or so.
But I'm watching and they're saying that once the fire
departments are watching the attics the roofs of homes, because
what will happen is, you know, they had one hundred
mile an hour winds, so that was fanning all the
flames of everything, and then it would if an ember
landed on another house. You would start to see can
we get that out or is it too late? And look,
my parents had a home completely burned to the ground.
We were all grown and out of the house. They
were living there. And you lose things that you can't replace.
You can't replace them. I would say. The only benefit,
I guess in a way to these wildfires is in
some cases you got a little warning so you could
take your medication, you could grab a few things and
maybe leave. But there's like no pictures from like my parents.
Everything's just I mean, I remember going back to the
house and it was just the foundation right in the basement.
Everything had just collapsed down. And I'm going with this,
it's the same thing. I mean, I can say it
makes it a little easier, but think about the holidays
that just happened and you look through and you go, oh, man,
I remember this, or your kids made something or whatever.
It all gone, all gone forever now though you're not replaceable,
so I'm glad you know you survive that. And it's
just things for the most part, but it's not. In
some instances, there's the sentimental things that you can't really replace,
and that's got to be really tough, and I can't
imagine what people are going through. And I don't even
know where you go right your house burns to the ground,
where do you go?
Speaker 3: I follow a couple actually.
Speaker 2: When everybody else's house.
Speaker 3: Podcasters that are based in LA and they were both
posting like this is where you can seek shelter in everything.
And then somebody, I don't know who it was, but
some hotel was like offering up free real and everything.
Speaker 2: It's nice to see because the problem is, though, like
you're not building a home tomorrow, you know, buying a
new home tomorrow. Could you in this in a month?
We're closing all this stuff, right, So in the meantime,
where do you go when when you're not the only
one at least in my parents' case, it was just them.
They found like a townhouse that they can rent and
then they made their decisions from there and then they
rebuilt a home on the same property.
Speaker 3: Communities, That's what.
Speaker 2: I'm saying, is like everybody around you and you know,
and some people who have decided to stay like you know,
it's it's unfortunate. But the fire departments out there are
trying to determine who can they save and who can't
they save? And by that it's like, hey, this, there's
no brush in front of this house. There's nothing here.
We're just gonna wet down this lawn and you watch
the fire almost skips it and goes to the next one,
which I shouldn't laugh at, but it's kind of weird, right,
if they can rip up some plant, you know, some
of the brush and get it out of the way,
but if you brush close to your house there they're going,
we can't no luck. Right.
Speaker 3: It's also like those hurricanes, tsunamis, things like that.
Speaker 2: Like it makes Rochester a little more natural.
Speaker 3: Weather disasters are insane.
Speaker 2: Well they are insane, and you and I don't know. Now,
you hear all kinds of different things about you know,
the they cut the fire department by seventeen point six
million dollars. There's a seventeen point six million dollars in
a budget for the size of a city like La
or New York. I don't know, Oh what that really does?
What is that?
Speaker 3: I have no idea.
Speaker 2: I don't either.
Speaker 3: Is it one?
Speaker 2: Well, that's that's my point. And so we hear these
astronomical numbers and my head will always go Okay, but
what does that mean? Directly? It means less fire people.
I got that, but I don't even know what are
we losing? Like one firehouse? You know, you're still gonna
have to call in backups for forever. So I'm I'm
not even I'm just not sure. Like you see that
and there's a lot of finger pointing and it becomes political.
But people's lives two people died. Yeah, people's lives have
been altered forever in this case. So I don't think
seventeen point six million dollars is worth my it?
Speaker 3: God? Was it? Was it a year ago or a
year and a half ago in August? The Hawaii wildfower?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 3: That it was a year and a half ago. Yeah, yeah,
I mean.
Speaker 2: Well the wildfire. See, these are all the things like
I had a job interview years agoing now and I
got it, but they were going to be like low
balling you on the price, and then I was like,
I can't do this for that and they're like, hey,
you're in La, go.
Speaker 3: Tell jokes, you know, and you see, like the few
things that I did see is, you know, Adam Brody
lost his six point five million dollar home, and you
do you feel horrible, But it's like, yeah, he can
afford to relocate. It's everyday people that the every day
where the businesses.
Speaker 2: That are gone? Yeah right, you lost all that stuff?
And what is insurance going to cover? And what are
they not? What are they going to fight out fight
you on everything? Right? And and the cost how long
have you lived there? And the cost of whatever you're replacing.
They maybe they give you eighty cents on the dollar. Yeah,
you know what I mean. So all that stuff is
just like, oh god, damn it just it looks absolutely horrible.
But grab your medsin.
Speaker 3: Do you have one thing that you would save if
your house was on fire? And they say, like, not
a person or an animal?
Speaker 2: Not a person or an animal my pocket. I had
to say that just because it's there. I don't know
because I need to really organize, ironically, because I don't
even know what I have a lot of it's in
boxes and then tubs and the thing because when we split,
the house got packed up and I have things and
and that's it. So I don't know.
Speaker 3: So you have, Benzi, we haven't looked through in five years.
Speaker 2: I have no I have I have moved through, I
have sifted through these bins multiple times a year. Yeah, yeah,
multiple times a year, sifted, not really gone through. So
maybe maybe that's a week. Maybe that's a week attempt.
It's a weak attempt to tell me. I don't know
what's that. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Was that a yoga instructor? I think I know him?
Walk by the studio?
Speaker 2: It might be there's a there's a yoga place here?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, interesting?
Speaker 2: All right, what did I want to say to you?
Speaker 3: There was something not wildfire?
Speaker 2: No, no, not wildfire related, not any of that stuff. Uh.
We are going to have Peter Montamerno on remotely to
talk to us about the bills. So we'll get what
we will come.
Speaker 3: We will get. Hey, at least I'll be talking about
the bills because, like I said, when with our Monday
text chain and the guys are spurting about every other team,
I'm like, guys, I know bills knowledge, Like, let's not
make me act like I know sports more than I
actually do.
Speaker 2: Is this a gift for me that you want to
open on the air?
Speaker 3: So I don't have any No, I I have gotten
you this, but I haven't been in in forever. Even
I had someone text me like, what's going on with
the podcasts. I'm like, it has been I'm insane right.
Speaker 2: Now and that's a good thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, right, No, No, it's great that I'm busy
but can't get nervous and you were. No, I mean,
I I love this. I feel like it's a gift
to myself as.
Speaker 2: Much this is a gift to you.
Speaker 3: No, it's a gift to you. I was so happy
when it when it came. Yeah, and it came the
day after when I was on in December. Oh, I know,
I was pissed, like, come on, let me see.
Speaker 2: I don't want to oh wait, oh okay, I thought
there was tape over. It's Oh my god, it's the
mug when I fell asleep on Kevin's couch in his
garage looking like a fat, homeless guy. That is awesome.
That is absolutely awesome.
Speaker 3: It made me laugh.
Speaker 2: That is great. Look, thank you very much. Sweet of you?
Speaker 3: How sweet of me?
Speaker 7: I think.
Speaker 2: No, I think it's funny.
Speaker 3: I don't I love personalize coffee.
Speaker 2: Monks, Like that's really funny.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I thought it was great. Really, I don't know
whether to leave that idea for you. And then I
was like, no, I'm going to do this, and I'm
just going to zoom in on you asleep on the couch.
Speaker 2: I don't know whether to leave that here at the
studio or actually bring it home where I would use
it all the time, but people would see me here
with it, you know what I mean. That's that's what's
so funny.
Speaker 3: It could be like your pen cup in the middle
of here.
Speaker 2: Oh no, I gotta drink coffee out of that, bad boy,
I might have to have another cup of I was
dying today.
Speaker 3: As soon as I walked in, I was like, yeah, Phil,
I was like, oh, well, coffee smells so good.
Speaker 2: I went and it just sounds strange, and there's no
endorsement or anything. But I was looking through coffee and
normally I get like the Wegman's Kpat or Ca cups,
Bold Rite, whatever their bold coffee is. And I decided
all of a sudden, I saw this coasta Rican rain
or something, and I go, oh, you know, and I
got that. And then I never put anything in my
coffee and normally drink it black. And I went and
I got creamy oat milk.
Speaker 3: Oh, look at you.
Speaker 2: I can take creamy oat milk.
Speaker 3: Milk is good.
Speaker 2: It's really well I don't know why I didn't almond.
Sometimes I eat a lot of almonds, and sometimes if
I eat too many, my stomach is in pain. Yeah,
so I just went oat because milk doesn't milk anywhore.
All right, Well, take a moment I have I want
to run something by you because I'll ask this as
sort of a tease and you can think about it
while we take a moment. What would you like guys
to know when they're dating. I have to rephrase that
there's a maturity level we don't know how to. I
think guys are not as intellectually intelligent as women. I'm
not intellectually intelligent, emotionally intelligent, intellectually put it, I meant
emotional Please forgive me, but I think everybody's been pretty
equal there. But emotional intelligence, I think for most guys,
especially younger guys, just isn't there. And you're never really
taught that as guys. You know, at least my father
didn't really talk to me about these things, and you
know not I don't know anybody's father, so I'm not
I'm not trying to blend, but I I came across
something in my with Jamison living with me, now that
I will run by you and I think I'm not
I'm not sure. I'll always say this. I don't know
how to parent, but I'll do the absolute best I can.
I should probably read a book somewhere along noition, so
I usually do. So we will get to that and
a new site for ladies to find out if they're
dating the same guy or any red flags about their guy.
Speaker 3: Not are we dating the same guy?
Speaker 2: Not? Are we dating the same guy? This is different.
Speaker 3: I have lots of thoughts on that.
Speaker 2: Okay, awesome. We'll get to all that right after this.
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Speaker 2: I love it. I think that's great. What's his own
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Speaker 2: Okay, so yeah beautiful, well yeah, yellow, Yeah, you might
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Speaker 3: And it's his only I didn't see him. He didn't
tour last year in twenty twenty four, and this is
the only thing he's doing at twenty five.
Speaker 2: So Jrmick Kennedy. Yeah, and this is without Fear, which
is your tattoo? Did this song inspire the tattoo?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Okay, you know that. I laugh at people have these
things written on their body, and then I act, yeah,
well because but I've obviously done the whole conversation. But
I'm starting to think, you know, maybe it's not a
bad reminder, because I'll put things as reminders, I just
don't put them on my body. So being a bit
of a hypocrite. Ye, And even the just Breathe was
always my favorite because one kid had it like where
you couldn't see it even I'm like, wait, I know
it's running sowar. What am I supposed to do? But
sometimes you have to remind yourself to just breathe. I mean,
I'm a big weird oh I'm I do all that
kind of stuff, And sometimes it's hard. You get you
get so caught up in the emotion of the moment
that you lose your center.
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leap with business, with anything personal and everything, it is
it's like a great, like little reminder and just like right,
you know you want no risk, no war.
Speaker 2: I take back my shitty comments. I like them though,
because I think it could be a pretty funny joke
on stage, but I take it back because I the
way you're saying it, and I don't know why sometimes
I have I'm getting fucking strange and soft in my
old age because I'm like, actually, I get it, I
totally get it, and with what you're saying, it's yeah, yeah,
I'm like at that same moment of like, you know,
almost fear in a way, because I always say that
there's only two things in this world. There's fear and
there's love and people, Wow, go to the bottom of
whatever it is that you're not doing. Why fear.
Speaker 3: One of my favorite quotes is when you lose your
sense of fear, you're free. Yeah that's John Lewis.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, and I always thought like I was
mistakenly so, but like sure, I'll jump in a car,
I would surf on the roof of a car like
I had no fear of anything, you know, happening like that.
But my that's not the fear. The fear is what
are you afraid of doing that's preventing you from making
the next move, the move that you really want to do.
That If you can conquer that, I think life gets better.
And it's funny because that's a great thing with what's
happening in my house. You know, Jamison very was very
nervous about the basketball stuff right and then and didn't
exactly make the team, but kind of made the team.
And I said to him, You've got to go to
those practices. You've got to learn those plays. You've got
to do this, because what they're telling you is more
you're it is not that you're not a good player.
You're not familiar with their system. And every other kid
has been to the they're all wearing like the camps
right the camp they went to, and they've all played together.
You're the odd guy out. You're not accepting you were going.
They don't like me this, So I kept saying to him,
you've got to show up and go to the practices.
I don't feel like going today. Ah, those kids hate me.
And it's tough, and I thought at some point, I
just thought, it's not my life, right, which is something
my brother told me about one of my other kids.
And I laid off and I just said to him, listen,
I'm just going to say this to you, and you
decide what to do with this information. But I will
tell you that they're always evaluating you, and when you
don't show up, it sends a strong message. And when
you do show up, it sends a strong message. So
you decide what kind of strong message you want to send.
One is more positive, one is going to be more negative.
And that was it. That's all I said. So today
he jumps in, he comes back, gets in the car, goes, well,
I'm on the team, and I said, I go you, Well,
you weren't right the whole time. The whole time, you
weren't right. I said, dude, I told you show up
because once you get loose, you're going to be great.
You're a very good basketball player. You were I watched
some of the games. I know that it sounds like
a bias because it's my kid, but he's better than
some of the kids on the team. But he doesn't
know the system, and he was being pigheaded about it.
So once that kind of went away. Now he's like,
and today, just before I left, he goes, this is
the best day ever. And I was right exactly. But fear,
fear was the thing with him. Freddy wasn't going to
make the team, couldn't sleep, couldn't do this. And as
I said to him, sometimes things aren't as bad as
you expect them to be if you just kind of
show up and not necessarily confront it in a in
a fighting way or a conflict way, but do it softer.
And so there's been there's been another thing that I'm
trying to navigate, right, and that is Jamison and girls. Okay,
So there was a girlfriend, oh yeah, and they were
on talking all the time and he would.
Speaker 3: He went, was this the girl he wrote to be
to be the one night?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: No, that was one of her friends though, but it
didn't come with him. Came I think with that other guy.
So they they were doing. Uh, that's funny thing to
say that. So there's a girl and then a lot
of talk and he would always like he'd be he
was on FaceTime all the time, like to the point
where they would go to sleep on face time so
they could and wake up and talk to each other.
Speaker 3: I don't like anyone that much.
Speaker 2: It's just weird, right, We're all weird. But it's like
the old Waukie talkies in a way. I guess. I
don't know.
Speaker 3: I thought that everything was just snapped.
Speaker 2: Now like no, no, this is like and I get
a lot of shit because I'll say, eleven o'clock, you
got to give me the phone because we got to
get up at five thirty. The next day, six o'clock,
we got to you know, I'm not dealing with so.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 2: One day comes home and says to me, I think
so and so is going to break up with me,
or so and so broke up with me. And I said,
I'm sorry, how you feeling? And he's like, eh, I
don't know. And I could tell bothered him. Yeah, almost
immediately there's another girl like almost immediately yeah, and they're
face timing and it's this and he's I mean throughout
the holidays all the time, and really sweet kid and
all this then is saying to me because he went
to see his mom and then came back here not
even hey dad, ken you whatever, it was, Hey Friday,
can you leave me some money because I want to
go over her house. You always say, don't show up
to someone's house empty handed. I said, that's true. So
he kept saying, I got I gotta do. I like
every conversation I had when we weren't under the same
roof was about reminding me. It was like the top
thing on his head, going to this girl's house. She
invited them over, you know, blah blah blah, the whole thing.
Speaker 3: Did he want to bring her gift or the parents
a guest?
Speaker 2: I told him he needed to bring flowers for her mother. Yeah,
and he could bring whatever he wanted for her. So
he brought like chips and things because they were going
to watch a movie, chips and like sour patch kids.
And then he brought flowers for the mom.
Speaker 3: Okay, I think that's really really respectable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I have that, And but then I think even
was like, you know, I don't have that much money.
I think I'm gonna just get the four dollars flowers.
Speaker 3: So what it's that ass? That's fine, you show up
with four dollars flowers at my house. I am smile
to ear, all right.
Speaker 2: So here's here's the navigation part. And this is where
I would love a woman's perspective, your perspective on what
would you like to see young men being taught to
how to handle this? Because what he said to me was,
I'm really good. I don't want to go back because
I'm hearing that that girl is saying a lot of
the other girl. He said to me, I go, I
thought she broke up with you, he goes, I thought
so too. I guess not.
Speaker 3: Oh shit. So he was like two girls at one.
Speaker 2: Well not I mean two girls. No, he had ended
it like and this started up with this other girl,
and that girl found out, and so he said, I
thought it was done with her. I didn't know the
way he said, So I guess I kind of broke
up with her, you know, like I got it.
Speaker 3: There was no clarifying moment.
Speaker 2: There was no clarifying moment. And and he's like, now
people are starting to blow me up on Snapchat saying, hey,
she's really mad, and she's saying to people, at least
she got the friends. I go, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa whoa.
Speaker 3: You're fteen.
Speaker 2: You're like, yeah, I go slow here, just slow down here.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So he's like, I said, okay, I got the friends
by the way, shocking, Actually, oh, I got.
Speaker 2: I'm not surprised at all. So I said to him,
I said, listen, no matter what is said, no matter
what happens, do not react, don't do anything. And if
you see that girl in the hallway, say hello. You
don't have to make conversations. You have to, I said,
but ignoring her, avoiding her, I go, because it's there's
going to be that awkward moment when you come around
the corner and there she's standing there, and you know
you're you got to be able to handle these things.
And I said, sometimes a better way instead of making
you liked this person. You liked her, and then you
liked her on Friday, and then by Monday.
Speaker 3: You like someone else.
Speaker 2: Well, maybe you like somebody else more. But I can't
believe you don't like this person's now. It's like they
hate each other, you know what I'm saying, And all
the crap the kids say, and I go, I feel
like guys do a lot of that too. We'll shit
talk or whatever. But in those young moments, I'm like,
in those young relationships, right, basically, you're junior Navy freshman
in high school.
Speaker 3: And the teenager relationships.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think they're some way to learn to communicate.
One is hey, even to have the balls to go hey.
Some people are saying that maybe this isn't working out,
and if you're not happy, you just let me know
what something something. I don't know what the right thing
to say is. Look, I'm the fucking worst, and I'm
starting now to see that, like ghosting is the most
immature thing you can do to somebody.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't think that that can happen out like
the teenage. No, I'm not nowadays.
Speaker 2: My point is you're not going to be a teenager forever. No,
so what would what should we be teaching young guys communication? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I think just not playing the game, not running people
around in circles, going up to say the first girl's
name was Melissa and this new girl is Nancy. I
don't know why I chose old people's names like hey, Melissa.
Speaker 2: Neither not even close to either one of their names,
which is great.
Speaker 3: I liked you, yes, I thought we ended. I respect you,
but I like Nancy Moore.
Speaker 2: Like that's a way too mature conversation. But something like
I'm telling him, you gotta hold your head high yes,
and be polite, to always be a hundred gentleman at
all costs. I don't care. They're never going to get
a bad rap for being a gentleman. And I'm not
even saying be a nice guy, but a hello, a
polite social comfortable to make eye contact with the person.
Do not you know, and don't exactly. Don't yell at
a girl, and don't try and do never talk shit
about a woman behind her back. I don't care what
your buddies are saying, don't do that, because a lot
of times it doesn't that gets around you don't want.
Speaker 3: To, don't be and I've said this before, don't be cocky,
don't be like my Risa because that's a Jordan or
that's a Jamison.
Speaker 2: That's well, Jameson likes to do this. He thinks he's
very funny. He's even saying to me today goes you
know a lot of the girls on the girls basketball
team to notice me.
Speaker 3: I'm like, okay, well, last time when I was here
and he's showing me his clothing line.
Speaker 2: Yes, like.
Speaker 3: Play a de mirror little Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, sometimes I'll say this for guys, it's better to
let someone peel back the layers of the onion and
learn things about you without you coming out and putting
it all out there. Yes, because when you put it
all out there once, you are that cocky person. And
that's a real sign of insecurity. And I would tell anybody,
especially like if you went through a divorce or something,
I think the number one biggest mistake that many many
people do. And I think more men than women, but
I would say there's some women probably too. You're so
used to being in a relationship, You're so used to
having somebody it doesn't matter who it is. In a way,
you just somebody who's there that you jump right back
in with both feet instead of figure out what the
This is a two way street. Yeah right, it was
two people you got to work on. You get to
know you figure out what you like, what makes you happy.
And I would also say to both teenage girls and boys,
don't be pressured by guilted or feeling feelings. I don't
want to hurt their feelings. Nobody wants to be a dick. No,
but you also want to be honest. You want to
be honest and you want to and you need to
make yourself happy. Yeah right, You need to do what's
right for you. If this person is somebody who's taking
you down a path and you don't, you go, man,
I'm not comfortable with this, Get the fuck out of it.
Speaker 3: I also think that if you're trying to teach him
a lifelong lesson, any man could use this lesson that
when you go and you're putting yourself out there on
if you're on a dating website or if you're just
on the first thing, like hold some things back, like
you're saying healing the onion, because you don't want to
act like your God's gift to the world and then
show up less than Like, you know, if some guy
puts in my mind that he's like a ten out
of ten and then I actually were to meet him
and he's a eight out of ten, I'm going to
be disappointed. If a guy acts like he's a six
out of ten and then I meet him and I
think he had at seven out of ten, all right,
then that's like more impressive.
Speaker 2: Like just continually give me the female scale.
Speaker 3: Hotness.
Speaker 2: I don't know, well, like because guys will go, you know,
you'll hear the terminal she's a Rochester not.
Speaker 3: I said that the other day when you guys were
taking one day or when Matt sent me the one picture,
but that Yeah he's good looking, he'd be a Rochester nine,
But to me he's an NFL six.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, yes, yes, I remember who it was now.
But in that like do women? Is it all physical?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: Because for guy. For for guys, it's mostly physical.
Speaker 3: Obviously physical, but it's how you can carry yourself like
I do, like that masculine energy that like protectiveness, you know,
but intelligence is so important and so is humor. Yeah,
like I could if I were on a date with
a gorgeous man who was stupid, I would not be
able to handle it. Like if I were on a
date with a good looking guy who was really funny
and like quick quitted, that guy's gonna win, dropper. Yeah yeah,
like uh huh.
Speaker 2: Now here's the site because I think, and I don't know,
I've never done a dating site, okay at all. I
don't know.
Speaker 3: If you ever did, I would pop on for like
two days at a time when I would be bored
and lonely, okay, and then I get off.
Speaker 2: Yeah all right, Like that seems like a good use
of it, honestly, right, I mean I found cast your
net see what fish come back.
Speaker 3: I found my my profile like a while ago, and
I like found the screenshot of it, and what I
had wrote was like, I'm not looking for anything serious.
I had put that out there, like I'm looking for
somebody to go a hike, a brewery and maybe snuggles with.
That is what it said. And I was very honest
putting that out there. But that's why I like when
I would meet somebody and I would hang out with
them for a couple of weeks and they'd be like, oh,
I want to be exclusive. That's literally I put in
my profile. I don't want that. I'm not looking for
a relationship. So well, if you were mister right, maybe
I guess so, because that's what happened, is Joe, I'm
not looking for a relationship.
Speaker 2: But but if you're on these dating sites and you
have something like that, and if a guy writes that,
then you have to respect it. Do people actually read it?
Speaker 3: And actually I wouldn't just swipe on anyone with their looks.
I would read their profile. It had to be funny,
it had to be it wasn't just like sexy, like
I wanted someone who I really could go sit at
a brewery with and left and have a conversation like right,
So yeah.
Speaker 2: All right, but but listen to this because this is
we all know about the Facebook page? Are we dating
the same guy? Right? And what problems that has caused
for some people? Some people we know this is a
new site. This is real and it got sent to
me today.
Speaker 7: So instead of using that Facebook group, are we dating
the same guy?
Speaker 3: Instead?
Speaker 7: What girls are doing now because it's so much easier,
is they're downloading tea and then you can literally just
type in the name of the guy that you're talking to,
and if other girls have reported him or posted about
him or said we're dating this guy, will literally pull
up his profile. We'll have all the comments as well
as red flag ratings. So like this one guy that
this girl looked up right found him in the app,
he literally had nine red flags by his name.
Speaker 3: Boy bye.
Speaker 7: So much easier and faster than that Facebook group.
Speaker 2: Boy Bye, And I go, what are you paranoid? Like
to me? That is that's a red flag that you're
even jumping on there because you have no trust? What
are you looking for? It's a dating? Why you agree
with this?
Speaker 3: I have had friends who have been sexually assaulted. And
I went on a date one time with somebody at
b side who told me that they would never find
my body in the canal. What yeah, and followed me
out to my car. I called Renee, and I like
sprinted out of there. The guy grabbed me by the neck, like.
Speaker 2: Wait, you've never told us or did you?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: I don't think so, because it was like it was
one day. His name was Luke, Like I remember that
he was a FedEx driver and yeah, and then I
found him he like had been posted and his ex
wife was like, do not go on a date with him?
Like and everything. And I've never commented, but I have read.
I have another friend who like had a guy be
super controlling, and I've seen that there are guys who
I have actually gone on dates with. The other day,
we were laughing because two guys that I went on
dates with were posted in the same morning. I'm like, Joe,
look at this posted on and are we dating the
same guy.
Speaker 2: As a bad thing?
Speaker 3: No, it's like tea, like because people put like red
flags or tea. And I didn't have a bad experience
with either of them, but like, I went on one
date with one and the other one. I don't remember
if I went on a couple of dates. But I
was like, I don't think I even did more than
kiss either of them. But yeah, it's just funny.
Speaker 2: I was like, no, well, I didn't think of the
the idea that only because it's not in my head
that I but the danger then we put themselves.
Speaker 3: That's what a lot of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't think is I didn't know that because
I'm going, if you're so paranoid about this guy and
you think he's dating other people, then have a conversation.
Don't go stalking out on this website. But I didn't
even I never.
Speaker 3: Think they'll be like he's married, yeah yeah, or people
will be like, I'm pregnant with this kid got arrested
for cocaine. Like it it gets sometimes I just like
scroll through my tack.
Speaker 2: That's a reality show there. That's fucking amazing. I mean,
somebody needs to do like a docuseries on I don't
have time, but I would love to do see.
Speaker 3: But then, like you know, I did I think when
I met Joe, I like tried to google his nantasy
if anyone had posted him. Nobody had, But the I
told you the Fairport teacher that I dated for like
a month. He got posted on there and then he
ended up getting arrested for texting students and dwis and everything.
I'm like, holy shit, I did some skeazy ass people
for those years.
Speaker 2: Yeah, wow, you gotta go, you know, gotta kiss a
few frogs. I guess, yeah, not really, I'm not really sure.
Speaker 3: So I actually loved this idea. I love like an app.
Speaker 2: It's called Tea. I don't know much about it. I
would assume it's either tea by itself. It doesn't tell
you in that snapchat or excuse me that it's a
tick top clip and uh.
Speaker 3: Well, because like so if you go to the are
we dating the same guy? Let's give the name Bill say,
I'm trying to you may have been posted. I was,
but then there's like you've got to go through so much.
Speaker 2: Nobody nobody wrote anything because I don't date anybody, nobody
could say anything.
Speaker 3: I'm like, oh, I used to listen to He's renewed
his virginity. But yeah, but then or people will post
something and then it'll get taken down and everything. Yeah,
so I don't know. I actually am a fan of it,
but Yeah, there's definitely been people that I've been like, oh,
we're on a date with that guy. I went on
a date with that guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well okay, I just I think from a safety perspective,
I never thought of that, Yeah, which is pretty naive
of me. But yeah, okay, so tea, we'll take a moment.
I should have added this into what I was going
to say, because you and I have a mutual friend
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Speaker 9: Sunday Afternoon.
Speaker 6: We started me too soon, lazily watch she again.
Speaker 9: After the doorbell can enter in a little.
Speaker 2: Way, and they say, I'm always to blame, But.
Speaker 9: I got a philosophy. Nobody's listening. It's something I'm still
going to say.
Speaker 4: Don't Monday old news?
Speaker 2: Right? How many people had the Sunday Scaries and all
that song? Yeah, Chris Trapper, don't let your Monday on
your Sunday.
Speaker 3: I hate Sunday night.
Speaker 2: Why still it's just like that, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Getting back to the routine in the morning, and I
don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm trying. Do you do anything for New Year?
New you? No but do you do anything? Thats version
of me. Ever, boy, you're gonna get yourself in trouble.
You can talk like that, but do you do any?
What do you what do you look for in the
new year? Goal?
Speaker 3: I try to make like a different I don't like
the resolution I tried to make like a different Like, Okay,
this year, I really want to focus on something specific,
and this year is actually I want to focus more
on like understanding finances and getting back to like getting
investing and everything. Because my ex was the one who
care of everything I had. No I didn't even know
the passwords to my bank accounts. But he's a financial advisor,
so he so it's like now I I don't invest anything,
and so it's just like in my bank account. But
I'm like, all right, I want to get to sort
of planning and yeah, getting more knowledgeable about money is
my goal this era.
Speaker 2: Well, there's all kinds of stuff that you can I mean,
there's the free I think Apple has Apple University with
all kinds of stuff and it's free. Yeah, you can
go on there and listen to podcasts about money and
all kinds of stuff. Yeah, we're living at a time
where it's a little easier to do that. I think
I try to start anything I really want to change
for the upcoming year around October because I always feel
like I need a momentum, right, and so I can't
just start day one. If I'm really going to try something,
I have to. And maybe it's just in my head,
just the thoughts over and over what am I going
to do, how am I going to do it, Where's it?
What does it look like, what does it feel like?
And that that sort of stuff, and then I can
kind of get going. And to your point, like, I
feel like I never want to like turn it off
enough on the weekend that I start dreading Monday.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think that I'm always working and working on different things,
and I think you are too.
Speaker 3: Like this. This past weekend I worked Saturday and Sunday
and everything, and like I didn't even watch the game
really because I knew it was the game. I had
things to do. But no matter what, Monday morning sucks,
like I just I feel like it sucks. It's just
you know, I'm always like at the gym, I'm like, oh,
it's such a Monday like but yeah.
Speaker 2: But I mean it's like, O, we're conditioned. I know
that's not that's not real.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 2: But since we were talking about dating stuff and there's
a friend of yours who I know as well, and
this person did a whole asked me, said to me,
have you seen my profile pick? And I said no?
And I said you didn't and I said no, And
they said, do you think I post too much on Facebook?
I have no idea?
Speaker 3: Oh on Facebook? I thought profile picture? No, no, no, no
no no no.
Speaker 2: No no no no no on Facebook? Do I post
too much on Facebook? And I'm like, and then she's
going through and showing me things. I go, oh, I
did see that one. I didn't see that when I
saw that one, oh wow. And then she's like, is
this a cute picture? You're a guy, you have a penis?
If you saw this? Is this cute? And I'm like,
what do you say? First of all, there's no right
answer to that. You can't ask, you know, cause I
go go, you know you know what I'm saying, like, whoa,
what were you fucking thinking? I got damn, You're an idiot.
Don't put that out there. But the point of it was,
if I meet somebody and then they're gonna look me up. Yeah,
which is something I don't know that most guys think
that way. Maybe I'm just the only one.
Speaker 3: You don't think people like deep dive Joe told me
the night he met me, he scrolled through my entire
Facebook feed.
Speaker 2: I must be a weirdo. I don't know that I would.
Speaker 3: I think, Yeah, I would say, I.
Speaker 2: I think people do I think that I don't maybe
like I think I don't know somebody maybe once side,
I don't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I definitely will look. I think I look at
their I would look at their Facebook, more so to
see if we had friends in common and to see
their actual pictures.
Speaker 2: All right, well, this person was doing all kinds of
stuff and then admitted that they staged a picture, like
completely made it up, doing an activity that they never did.
Like they were at a place they had the equipment. Okay,
you're hearing me. They had the place, they ad the equipment.
Speaker 3: If you're posing in a race car, but I fucking.
Speaker 2: Raced, I race I Okay, I got you. I did.
Speaker 3: But then if somebody questions about it, I didn't let.
Speaker 2: Me rephrase it. I didn't. I did not race somebody
down the drag strip, but I did drive down the
dragstrip at one hundred and forty miles an hour or
whatever in that So, yeah, so those were but I no,
I did not. I did not race to that level.
But at least I got in the fucking car and
went down the strip. Do you understand what I'm saying?
Like I got over one hundred, I did it a
couple times to go down the hill and then stand
there and go hey and like your ski money. No, no, no,
the cat's out of the bag.
Speaker 3: And they love your friend.
Speaker 2: What if the guys, what if the guy who looked
at this goes, oh, she skis, Hey, first day, I'll
take you to blah blah blah.
Speaker 3: You could say you're a newbie. I've been skiing one
time and I fucking loved it, and I wanted to
go back last year, and the two times I was
supposed to go it was bad weather. But if somebody
was like, hey, do you ski, I'd be like, I
want to like to make me skiing?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, it's it is. Also it's a little bit
of a false pretense and false pretense.
Speaker 2: What are you doing? What are you doing? You're this
is exactly what the tea shit should come out. Oh
you know what I'm saying, Like if some guy says, look,
I I have known people. I've known women who would
scratch your head. You'll hear stories sometimes and you go,
how did you not know? And some of them are
because you're older, you will have a big career if
you didn't marry young and you're your right right. And
I've known people who were told by somebody that they
had a specific job that they didn't, that they didn't.
Oh yeah, but they didn't. Really why you've had this happens?
Speaker 3: Oh my god. The people who lie about jobs. Like
my my ex husband lied about his high school job.
He told me that when he lived in Pittsburgh he
worked at Kenny, which is the local amusement park. Really
he was a grocer, like beggar. I was like, what
the fuck, that's just the stupidest lie about your high
school job.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah that was a high school job.
Speaker 3: It was a high school job.
Speaker 2: Yeah. No, But I've known this. I know somebody who
was told that the person was an O R surgeon
turned out that they were really an O R nurse,
but the person died while they were together.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: And then find out that the person had an entire family,
wasn't divorced, was it anything? And like but and it
sounds like you go, how how could that possibly be?
And when when the story's laid out, you could totally
see where. You're traveling a lot, You've got a big career.
You see this person like you know, you're back in
town Thursday through Sunday, You're hanging out every day, and
then you're gone again, and you know, or I can't
this weekend, I'm on call.
Speaker 3: My client today told me that she was in a
three year relationship with this guy who was a doctor,
and then she found out that he was actually married
but his wife lived in another country.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, that's the that's the ten million mile rule.
Didn't you know about that? Rong?
Speaker 3: No, it was with them for three years. I didn't know, No,
didn't know until the wife moved to the States.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Surprised. Yeah, okay, I mean that that would be
somewhat devastating if that happened, but that Yeah, these are
the things that that people do, but that you can't
believe everything you're seeing, like your point of your dating site.
Speaker 3: I would say, like also even when I had my
like little dating websites or what I've said to even Joe.
It's funny. I have always been like, do you hike
like to a guy like I love to go hiking
as much as I can, And I don't think Joe.
Joe was like, yeah, I hike. I don't think we've
gone on a hike to But he walks his dog.
I don't think he doesn't do like the hiking that
I do.
Speaker 2: But well, so you got to change that. I'm trying.
You're saying that, okay, but see, that's not total manipulation.
Total manipulation is posing one of equipment that you've never
used before, that isn't yours in a spot that you're
never going to go back to. Do you understand what
I'm saying? Like that is completely to me, that's insane.
That's insanity. That's somebody you need to run from. And
then you want to talk about red flags. Yeah, okay,
she took down the entire gait of at the lodge,
just the whole thing. That's a red flag. But I'm
I'm I know somebody. I know people who were married
and then found out that the spouse one or the
other had a significant drug dependency.
Speaker 3: But that also happened to one of my friends.
Speaker 2: Sure, because you're wrapped up with your kids, you're working,
you got a job, you do this, and there's a
busy point in your life where sometimes you're you're seeing
you're basically kissing each other good night and going to
sleep because you're busy. You're so busy.
Speaker 3: One of my closest friends was in the hospital giving
birth to her oldest son and her at that point
husband left the hospital, and she was like, what the fuck?
Didn't find out until she had had the baby that
her husband was a drug addict. Yeah, like up and
left with the baby when he was six months old.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's terrible. But these things happen and you go,
how is that possible? Well, that's how it's possible. And
people are skied well, and you just need to start.
It starts with posing with equipment in a place you're
never gonna go back. Just tease it.
Speaker 3: Well, maybe you'll get some good comments out of it.
I have known, maybe somebody will give her.
Speaker 2: I will say this. I found it extremely amusing that
you would think that deeply that because I go, either
I live on a completely different planet or I'm so
fucking old. I just I don't know. I usually think
what I see is what I get, and that's it.
If I get out of a weird vibe from somebody.
Speaker 3: Well, and she also, she's beautiful, she's covered up in
that photo, like, so is it? Just do you want
to act?
Speaker 2: It just made me laugh. That's a lot of work.
It's a lot of work.
Speaker 3: I know exactly what I'm thinking. I'm just being cautious
right now.
Speaker 2: All right, we're gonna take them moment Peter Montmorrow is
on deck. We will talk about the Buffalo Bill's upcoming
playoff game in Buffalo against a team that could be
pretty tough. But Greg Connor says something earlier this week.
I'll run it by Peter to see if he agrees,
and he thoughts, you have on the Bills, what you
would like to see, what you're worried about in the playoffs?
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Speaker 3: Wow, how far.
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Peter Montemerno, Sorry, Peter, evergo cliff jumping in uh in
Lake Powell in Utah? Wait wait wait wait, wait, something bigger.
Speaker 6: The other day of people jumping off clifts and jumping
in bungees, and I think I would rather do the
bungeee than jump free off the cliffs.
Speaker 2: Never done much jumping is great, You've never done bungee jumping? No, no, okay,
I would, yes.
Speaker 9: I would do that before I did. You know base
jumping if.
Speaker 2: You will, well, the base jumping stuff where they parachute off.
I know somebody who died doing that, so that, yeah,
that was enough for me. That was all I did.
It was, yeah, just one does. Yeah. It's not one
of those things like if I knew somebody who died
in a plane accident, like well, right, we know of
celebrities and something. But I uh, I'd still fly because
I would say that's it. But with the base jumping,
I'm like just one big gust of wind and me
in some bird suit splat.
Speaker 3: Yeah, not into base jumping, but cliff jumping into waters.
Pretty I did it in Jamaica. That was really fun.
Speaker 2: Okay, before we go to further Peter, I want you
to know that Danny is sick.
Speaker 9: Yeah, heard about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't. I don't know what about that. I
don't know what kind of sick. But he just said
to me, I don't I don't want That's all that
was all I said. He said, I'm not feeling I
don't want to get you sick, is what he said.
So I said, I greatly appreciate that, but for you,
this is a kind of an exciting playoff time because
your AFC team is seated number two and your NFC
team is seated number one, the Lions. You know, I
really thought Minnesota would win that game. I don't know why.
Speaker 6: That defensive game plan and execution by the players was
nothing short of phenomenal. It' stunned everybody, holding the Vikings
to no touchdowns, yeah, and making Sam Darnold look confused
from playing one right.
Speaker 2: It was like you've seen ghosts, see, Yeah.
Speaker 6: With a dilapidated defense, with all your you know, most
of your players are second string, third string.
Speaker 9: Guys not playing a lot all the time.
Speaker 6: You know, obviously you're second string for I don't want
to say a reason, but there's a reason why.
Speaker 2: You're not right exactly. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, hey, it's that's just the recipe that that team
has created under the leadership with Dan Campbell, next man up.
He believes in you, believes in your ability to do things,
and the guy buy in. All of them buy in.
They're a dangerous football team that I built that I
was sitting here watching that Bill's game versus Detroit. My
wife walks in the room and she says, what's wrong?
And I guess the look on my face.
Speaker 9: I couldn't. I couldn't root for anybody. I was numb.
I couldn't.
Speaker 2: Could you not root? You grew up a Bill's fan,
that's you, I know.
Speaker 6: I know, And that was really I told my wife,
I said, if the Bill's on the line to the
super Bowl, I'm not going to be in.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: That's how much I've grown to love this Lion's team.
And you know, I followed Dan Campbell on a regular
band and everything he says. He told me to run
through a brick wall, if he told me to light
myself on fire, okay, when I will do.
Speaker 9: Yeah. So I couldn't.
Speaker 6: I couldn't sit there and like get excited either side.
Speaker 9: It's very strange phenomenon.
Speaker 2: That is very strange phenomenon. I mean that seems weird
to me. All right, So before we get to playoffs,
let's just pause for a moment and talk a MVP
is in your opinion, Josh Allen? The look, we could
make arguments for Lamar, and you can make arguments for
Saquon if you wanted to. You could probably make an
argument for Joe Burrow, even though the team didn't make
the playoffs. So I think that that's completely mute at
this point. But Josh Allen, in your opinion, m VP
of the twenty twenty four NFL season.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I've often.
Speaker 6: Thought about the definition, and everybody has their own definition, right, most.
Speaker 9: Valuable players should be.
Speaker 6: But if you put Josh Allen on every single football
team in the NFL, he's the most valuable player on
each team in my opinion. Okay, that makes him a
clear MVP of the Weekue. Yeah, that's how I would
look at Obviously, every system is different, but Josh Allen
is beyond the system his abilities.
Speaker 9: It's one of the best football players I've ever seen.
Speaker 2: It is, right, it is, and it's one of the
ones that I think was had a chance of completely missing. Yes, right,
I mean completely missing. How many times do we hear
now teams looking for the next Josh Allen. I hear
bo Nick's got a lot of Josh Allen in him, right,
This was a guy that was it playing in Wyoming. Yes,
like none of the teams on the West Coast that
were close enough to see those games and go to
the ever. I think Seattle might have had interest.
Speaker 3: Imagine in ten years all the kids who are playing,
when they start going up to college and they're saying
that their idol is josh Allen mean exactly. My nine
year old is obsessed with him.
Speaker 2: You see when that guy if you go to training
camp and you watch him walk off the field, the
roar that comes out of the crowd, and then and
the time he spends. He's a great ambassador for that
team and this game yep uh and comes from really humble,
really humble background. I say that only because I know
his mother was offered a chunky soup commercial and turned
it down, like they don't want to be seen as
I guess grifting off josh in some way. And I
certainly don't mean anything with you know missus Kelsey and
you know the Kelsey brothers. That's two sons in the NFL.
And that's a cute story. And she plays perfectly well
with that. There's nothing obnoxious about that woman at all.
She's just there.
Speaker 3: I told you, I told you that Joshua's parents were
at the tailgate party I went to in Seattle. They were, Yeah,
they were there. Was like the billsbackers tailgate. I didn't
try and go meet them. I'm like, that's yeah, it
doesn't excite me, but I thought I was like cool, Yeah,
like that's great.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're they're there. I think for them, it's like
supporting him if he was on Pop Warner and you know,
it's the same thing he would do.
Speaker 6: And I think that's from where he came from, the
type of person he is. He had to pursue an
opportunity in Division one football. He had to do a
lot of work. There are guys that don't have to
do We're near the amount of work he had to
do to get recognized. You know, the talent level may
not have been seen or wasn't there. He didn't mature
physically at that point, but that just just kept him grounded. Yeah,
and it's it's he has changed his game and he's
playing with them incredible amount of confidence, the most that
I've ever seen.
Speaker 9: And without him, the Bills are not.
Speaker 2: Right now. The first round of the playoffs, they don't
get to buy. Kansas City does get to buy. Some
people worry that Russ can set in maybe, but they
have Denver and I would think that strength is, and
this is something Greg Connor said, is their defense and
Buffalo's strength is the offense. So let's have our strengths matchup.
At least it's not their strength against our weakness more
or less.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, something's got to give because when you
look at the Broncos defenses third in the NFL and
points per game eighteen or so points, and the Bills
are number one in the league or second in the
league in offense at thirty points. So something's got to give.
Now the defense of Denver, they're also number one in
the league in sacks, like sixty four sixty five sacks,
but Buffalo is only given up eight. Yeah, something's got
to give there. So what if I was the defensive
coordinator for Denver? I want I'm gonna want to let
the receivers beat me. I'm gonna load the box. I
don't want Josh, I don't want Cook to have anything. Okay,
So I'm gonna load the box. I'm gonna play and
the man behind, because you gotta certain there's a great
cornerback play man the man. I don't think there's enough skill,
Like in the unit. They're great, but I don't think
there's enough skill at the Bills receiver level where the
Broncos have to worry about brackening coverage double coverage. I
don't think they're worried about that. They do such a
good job in man coverage. Now you're going to start
to see a lot of pressure, a lot of different
blitz schemes. That's what I would do if I was
Denver's DC. Put pressure on Allen. But you've got to
keep him in the pocket. If you let him get
outside the pocket.
Speaker 9: You're dead.
Speaker 2: I don't like to hear this, but this is exactly
what somebody else said, But you have it, just like
Peter laid out, maybe the best football player in the
league and one of the most athletic guys. And have
we not seen him do some Houdini move all of
a sudden.
Speaker 3: He's I think it's that's why he's MVP. It's beyond that.
He's just skilled in getting wins. Like his plays are
just they're exciting. He's thrilling to watch, and I think
it's gotten more people into it. But like what you said,
like Cooper and Coleman, they drop sometimes, especially Coleman. I
would say James Cook has been amazing for the bells.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm gonna let the receivers beat me, not Josh Allen,
not Cook, the receivers. And I don't think if they
if they step into the game thinking okay, the only
way the Bills are gonna win if the receivers get off,
they have a chance. They have a chance. You're going
to see a lot of different things from from Denver,
and they're gonna say, listen, we're playing with house money.
I don't think they're talented enough to get to the
super Bowl. But you know they had a good coach.
Coaches won a super Bowl before something a good coach.
You know, they've won this Denver game last year.
Speaker 2: Bill, you were there, I was, well, I know, but
that was like that was just a comedy of errors
and it was a regular season and yea they have
won that game because the field goal was missed and
then there was a penalty for the apment on the field.
Yeah it was over. And then and they eked I
will say squeaked away, but a W is a W.
And then we find out that tomorrow hamm right, but
I yelled to the ref he's dead. It's not it's
just a ghost. It's not real. It's a ghost. It's
a ghost. He's dead.
Speaker 3: It's like eleven and a half then, yes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe maybe maybe a quarter I don't know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well you know, and uh we'll see.
Speaker 9: I think the nine and a half points for it
is too big.
Speaker 6: It's in my in my opinion, I think you're looking
at a five to six point game, not nine and
a half half too much. I really do. I like
them squirm Bill, But yeah, it does mean I'm not
a prognosticator. I'm just if I was a betting man
on a regular basis, I would bet the I would
bet the Broncos and points on this one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, then.
Speaker 9: The Bills should win, but yes, not by that much
of a margin.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, do I feel field advantage is huge?
Speaker 9: Yeah? No, no question.
Speaker 6: I haven't lost at home, you know, and it's you
feel like it's the old school Bills eight and no
at home going into the playoffs, unbeatable.
Speaker 9: I don't know the weather's supposed to be, like, I
haven't even checked that guy.
Speaker 2: I think it's supposed to be like thirties, Uh, partly sunny,
like a mix of sun and clouds, not any real
discernible weather. No, no, precipitation, and no, I don't think.
I don't think any significant wins.
Speaker 9: I do like the one o'clock start, I do too
so much. That's like the old school playoffs.
Speaker 2: I like it. Let's get it over with, let's go.
I don't want to be waiting till Sunday night. I
don't want to be waiting.
Speaker 3: I was afraid it was gonna be Monday.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm I'm surprised the number two seeds playing at
one o'clock. I thought you more of a prime time poll.
Speaker 2: Is it because it's Denver?
Speaker 6: I don't know. I I still don't know. My brother
works on the Monday night football crew, so he's going
out to l A.
Speaker 9: I talked to him.
Speaker 6: He was here Monday night when he flew back from
wherever he was.
Speaker 9: He thinks it's he thinks it's because of the winner,
like playing a night game and Buffalo could get into
the teams.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know if that.
Speaker 6: Would be a disadvantaged to not gonna they're not going
to play game with the opponent. But but it's it's
all based on the other seeds and and the locations
and all that stuff. So there's a lot that goes
into it. It's far beyond me to try to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think, uh, well, a couple of years ago
when they played New England in the first round. It
was a night game, Yeah, wasn't it? Or four o'clock?
Speaker 3: Was it New England game? Yeah, it was, right, it was.
Speaker 2: I was at that game. Yes, yes, it was at
that game. Oh yeah, And I was in a sweet.
Speaker 3: And right you have to talk.
Speaker 2: I did not. I did not bitch about the window
being open. I just stood in the back where it
was a little warmer and the food and waves. Yeah yeah,
o god, ye right. And I'm watching these guys out
there with their shirts off at that game, was there? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, the game that I just I went to the
game against the Jets when it was supposed to be
raining the whole time, and it ended up not raining
at all during the game, like fifty five degrees. So
many kids had their shirts off. My nine year old
one to take his shirt off. I was like, no, like, you.
Speaker 2: Got to be the cool mom just for a minute.
Speaker 3: So what he could get his little tiny like just
my kid is skinny as hell. I like feed him
a burger.
Speaker 2: Well, maybe would have gotten free food. Save me somewhere.
I don't know, what are you doing to this amaziating child.
He's right, and then you get even colder and paler
and I got down your see through. He's transparent, amazing.
He sees heartbeat right there, yest, that's great. That's uh
all right, Peter. I don't want to. I hesitate to
look past the Denver game with you. I don't know
that we should do that.
Speaker 9: I'm not doing that. I'm definitely doing.
Speaker 2: Because I would say, like, you know, there's a lot
of talk like is this the Bills season? And I
would think, to me, this is a season that surpassed
the expectations I had supposed to.
Speaker 9: Be rebuilding season. I'm rebuilding Jets.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I thought it was like.
Speaker 6: Right defender, Yeah, not this year. So this was a
little bit of a surprise.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I called it a dip year with my mind, like,
I you know, maybe they went but here, maybe they
got the AFC East. I didn't know what to do.
I really and everybody still makes fun of me. I
thought the Jets would potentially be something.
Speaker 9: Yeah, everybody did.
Speaker 2: I really did. Well, not everybody, because every asshole who
sits behind the microphone of this table all goes. It's
the Jets. They're always the Jets. To the Jets. Danny
says it, Kevin says it every other and I'm like,
Aaron Rodgers still had a little guess in the day.
Even by the way, the second half of the season,
I thought Aaron Rodgers looked pretty good, not terrible, I
mean terrible.
Speaker 6: Had like he showed, he showed his own as old
Aaron Rodgers ways. But Woody Johnson completely sabotage that team
when he fired Salah, you know that early in the season,
that that just completely lost the locker room.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about this real quick, just in that way.
The rumor that I'm hearing now and a New York
Post reporter and I didn't see this at the time, Well,
Robert Sala gets fired, and they said this reporter said
that Bill Belichick reached out to the Jets as a
mid that's what he's That's what they said, and that
it was a luke warm response by other teams, like
obviously the last time he had interviewed with Atlanta and
maybe one other team, I'm not even sure. And now
he's in North Carolina. Well apparently now now the rumor
is now The rumor is Tom Brady called Belichick and said,
what will it take to get you to be the
Raiders head coach? Because they just fired Antonio Pierce, so
they're now without And according to the things I'm seeing,
Bill Belichick has a ten million dollar buyout of his
UNC contract until June of this year, June of twenty
twenty five, and after that it's a million dollar buyout.
Isn't that weird? And that? And I'm and then I
keep reading different things that Brady is not going back
to the booth next year. And I guess maybe Fox,
I don't know what happens with the contract. I guess
you paid for the one year and it's not. But
it was a three hundred and seventy five million dollars
ten year deal, so over thirty million a year. And
he's supposedly getting more involved on the ownership side of
the Raiders, but he's a minority owner with Brady, Yeah,
of the Raiders.
Speaker 9: Of are you hearing that?
Speaker 6: The rumor is that, well Brady is pursuing Bill, is
he also potentially going to be an owner play that.
Speaker 2: I haven't heard, Okay, that I have not heard. Well, boy,
that would be that would that would.
Speaker 9: Be something that'll be sure.
Speaker 2: I'm forty seven years old, for God's sake, now.
Speaker 6: I mean, you know, forget hey built Bill he obviously
I hope the honors is his promised to coach for UNC.
And I say hope, because you know you're a chilating
a staff, right, you're probably talking to recruits now, yes,
you've probably.
Speaker 9: Got some people to transfer because of.
Speaker 6: So. I mean, it's all nice to talk and chatter,
but I don't I don't know. I think I think
he looks at this as is an opportunity for him
to change the way college coaching and recruiting is going.
It's going to be a profession. He's gonna run that
organization like professional football team when you got all the
NILK contracts and you got all the portal transfers and
the money's the biggest thing. And these kids are different
than they were twenty years ago. I look at their
college career. I think he looks like this is an
opportunity to challenge.
Speaker 2: I think a lot of people talk because they like
to speculate rumors. This that prediction, it can't possibly be
this way, and nobody really knows what's up with Belichick. Right, No,
so I think in that regard, you just gotta I
wouldn't be surprised if Bill stays there and maybe maybe
after a year leaves and hands it off to his son,
which was just you know, but at that time too,
you're seventy three, seventy four year older, you want to
keep doing this.
Speaker 6: One thing that I thought odd was that him taking
that role. I don't see him recruiting. I don't see
him traveling in the country and sitting in the living
room with mom and dad talking about there.
Speaker 9: That's not no, that's not it.
Speaker 2: No, So he's got to have.
Speaker 6: A recruiting team that's going to be doing that, and
then he'll be brought in for the big ticket it right.
Speaker 3: They could be afraid that he'd go after their teenage daughters. Now, wow,
look at Laura.
Speaker 9: Look at that for three shot?
Speaker 2: Whoa look at you?
Speaker 6: I know, how was it twenty seven year difference or
is she twenty seven?
Speaker 3: What's the he's like twenty four?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think she's twenty four.
Speaker 9: Yeah, she's an old soul, he said.
Speaker 2: But when I see them dressed up, right, that's her
tits that in other parts too, uh you he hear
what her assay is the thing that really, when I
see them together and she's all done up, hair curled
and all, it doesn't look that out of bounds to me.
I know, I know, but it doesn't I look at it.
And people are starting to say that's because I'm close
to Bill Belichick's age, and I want I want a
whole lot of that. I'm not that close to Bill
Belichick's age, thank you. And secondly, I know she looks
she just looks more mature. It's hard to pin an
age on a woman when you put makeup on, like seriously,
you could take and.
Speaker 6: Then in that same photo, op, you look like the
penguin from the back movie in the in.
Speaker 2: The in the you're with the the tuxedo. He had
a tuxedo on that we're talking about the same photo.
We didn't even I should have it up. Yeah, okay,
I guess he did. I just thought they look like
you know, any I've seen a lot of rich guys
with young, younger women, accomplished women, right, yeah, you know,
I mean George Clooney eventually just went for rains and beauty.
Speaker 3: But you know, no, she definitely looks like his his
granddaughter at the Grammys or whatever, like.
Speaker 9: Another one. I guess, like a worse grin on the
that much bigger grin. It looked very forced and very
you know.
Speaker 2: In Batman, I always said, I always thought, what did
the hawk to a girl's father say? Right right? I
always thought, like, what what if if you're her dad?
You got to be the most embarrassed guy. I mean,
everybody's busting your balls when you get to work. There
is not a chance they're not. If they they couldn't possibly,
And I mean even if they do it like passive
aggressively in some way, you know, they walk by, go
oh sorry, man, But but what about her parents? Like
do you go wait a second, because there's no way
Bill is not older than her parents, right, he is
definitely older than her father.
Speaker 6: Imagine, imagine, imagine the old school away Bill Belichick. Maybe
he is. He has to go to her father, who
stand in marriage.
Speaker 3: Can we can we look at this is not a
good quality photo, but does it show up there?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, like come on, yeah, it's the overweight grandpa
and like his college grand granddaughter that he's proud of,
I guess, and she's it's Bill Belichick.
Speaker 6: Imagine an argument in that house, like you know, the
way he is with the media, just stares again and mumbles.
Speaker 2: Not talking about it. M I'm moving on to moving
on to the next cocktail party, moving on to the kitchen.
The best thing for Peter for me was over the
summer and they were up in Martha's vineyard or somewhere
and the ring doorbell camera. I got out of this
huh shirtless.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, shirtless.
Speaker 2: He talks about that here he looked like a bear
out in the woods. Yeah. I was like, what that
was interesting? And that was the first we started to
hear of this young lady. And I don't know. I
wonder what his kids think because she's.
Speaker 3: Way younger than the disgusted by it and probably not.
But then I don't know, Dad like, if they pissed
him off, then he's going to ride him out of
the wells.
Speaker 2: Well. I think his sons are like I think, as
his son, you'd be like, I don't know, I don't
know what. I don't know what's wrong with him, But
I go, if that's a daughter, don't you get a
little annoyed, which sounds I guess sexist and rude, because
I do I think most guys be like, I don't know,
I don't know where his heads are. His head is,
she seems lovely whatever, as long as my dad's happy.
Maybe maybe women would say that too, but I think
that would also be little bit like, hey, what is
your intentions here with my father? Or most guys are like,
I don't know. Dad's getting a little I don't know,
I don't know.
Speaker 9: He's just an awkward guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 6: Him except seeing him on a camera, but just watching
him in the NFL network and doing some really serious
things cutting breaking down film and talking football, and then
when they start to get all the guests to have
jokes between them, so he's like very awkward and very
just he's like out of place.
Speaker 9: She's very awkward.
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess she could be thinking like, this
guy's got fifteen years to live. In fifteen years, I
will be forty, and it would just be like my
first divorce.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm feeling good Fellas back on the market.
Yeah retread.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, maybe she's doing it right.
Speaker 2: Maybe she is. Maybe she is the Brady who knows Peter.
Any other thoughts that we didn't hit upon as the
playoffs begin, and you think that the Bill will win
this one. I think most people do. You just don't
agree with this.
Speaker 6: Well, I don't think it's gonna be easy. I think
there is gonna be a little rust. I mean, Denver
is off. I mean, let's face it, they played the
Chiefs that were a JBT Chiefs team.
Speaker 2: They sat yeah, yeah.
Speaker 9: So yeah. But they gave both confidence right.
Speaker 6: Game, confidence coming in big game, super Bowl winning coach,
very good talent on the defense, very good talent on
the defense if they played discipline football.
Speaker 9: And that's the last point is that the Bills are.
Speaker 6: Was in the red zone. They're twentieth in the in
the on defensive, twentieth in the in the league six
eighteen or twentieth, and in the red zone offense for Denver,
they're like one of the top top separate in the league.
Speaker 9: So there's something to give there.
Speaker 6: There's a lot of pushing pole in this game. And
if the Bills don't force a turnover, it could be
a long day for them. They got to force a
turn open. I'm curious to know what you were saying
before you came back. Who said something about the playoffs?
Speaker 9: What's his name?
Speaker 2: Greg?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 2: Something he said, Oh, it was the same thing that
match there, our strength against their strength versus their strength
against our weakness, right, and that was the concern. And
I thought that was a really good insight because definitely
the offense is the strength. The defense has held their own.
That bet not break has been okay. Uh. And I
think you get some players back this week that have
not been out there, which again could be a RUSS problem.
I don't know.
Speaker 3: I have to say I'm happier with the Broncos over Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: Yeah, me too, So I was too.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the Bronx the Cincinnati is a tough matchup for
the else. Yeah, so watching them against Pittsburgh, I was
hoping that they wouldn't get anywhere.
Speaker 2: I was rooting for Pittsburgh so hard. I kept getting
so mad. Come ons, figure it out well, Peter, always
great insight. Nice to see your face and pleasure. I
hope the holidays were good and the New Year was good.
Speaker 9: Everything was great. We actually were sick through the entire
Christmas break.
Speaker 2: But fantastic, fantastic.
Speaker 6: The kids didn't even want I've got a three year
old and a one and a half year old.
Speaker 9: They didn't even want to open Christmas gifts, Christmas.
Speaker 2: Morning, poor babies. Yeah yeah, but you got to sleep
a little later. That'll be one of the last Christmases
to get to do that. So all right, enjoy Peter
and thank you.
Speaker 9: Enjoy the game, guys.
Speaker 2: By there he goes Peter Montemurnal good stuff. Uh yeah,
I think that. I think the Bills win this one. Yeah,
and I but see this is the exciting stuff, and
you want them to beat the best, to be the best.
So that's what we're hoping for, right, that's the thing. Yeah,
all right, any other we covered a lot of ground
trash and we did lovingly, lovingly, I thought, lovingly. We
trashed a friend in a very nice way. No, did
we know?
Speaker 3: No, we love her?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well I mean she I'm just saying in a
nice way. Yeah, yeah, thank you for the mug again.
Let me show the mug. Or I got the picture
that Kevin posted. Kevin's gonna be there, gonna.
Speaker 3: Be jealous, Kevin's gonna want the bug.
Speaker 2: It's my funeral. We laid them out cheers before his cremation.
For Laura. For Peter, I'm Bill Moran. We'll see you tomorrow.
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