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Speaker 2: Well, hello and welcome.
Speaker 3: Thanks for getting your pot on, Thanks for telling a friend.
That's how we spread the word about the pirate ship.
Speaker 2: Kevin is here, Natt is here.
Speaker 3: The soldier is not here tonight, and I'm disappointed.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna send him a donut.
Speaker 3: I would disappointed. Not that kind of donut.
Speaker 2: That right.
Speaker 3: He Uh, I got word yesterday. It might have been
a little hot water. I don't want to.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we were gonna we were gonna discuss this on
the show today. And I think maybe I shouldn't have
walked him. I guess I shouldn't have wanted all of
a sudden his asses on fire.
Speaker 2: Too much taco bell I've never heard of.
Speaker 1: Like, Yeah, I guess I don't think I've ever had
anything I have either, Yeah.
Speaker 4: Maybe a hemorrhy or something like that.
Speaker 1: I think I did one time with a hemorrhoid. I
think I did, uh during like a really stressful time,
and I had no more. But like I'm waiting you
hear about all these horrible things. I think Mark's had
all of them, the hemorrhoids, Like has he ever had
a kidney stone?
Speaker 3: That you know of like that. I know, all right, those.
Speaker 2: Are freaking that's what I hear.
Speaker 4: I've never had one.
Speaker 2: I don't think i've ever had one. I drove myself
to the emergency room.
Speaker 1: And what do they do? Can they hit it with
like a laser or something and knock this out? It
depends on how big it is. If it's big, they
can do stuff with it. But when they're little, they
just say let it pass.
Speaker 3: Do you hear it hit the toilet when it passes? Like,
does it make a tink?
Speaker 2: No, you're supposed to like a stone or you pissed
into like Apasta calander kind of thing, and it's supposed
to catch it.
Speaker 3: But and then you'll know it's oh.
Speaker 2: But I try to catch it. They don't. They don't
say you have to catch it, but they say try.
And I think after three or four times, I missed
the aim of the cause it's the culinar is not
that big.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And so I just was like.
Speaker 2: You know what, I'm just gonna piss and if it
goes through a ghostro it doesn't hurt anymore. But I
when I went I it was like middle of the night.
I woke up. This is before Brady was born. So
I was in that room, laying alone in the bed,
and I'm just dying, and I'm doing the thing you
should never do, which is which is googling symptoms. So
I had gotten it narrowed down to either it's my
appendix or it was a kidney stone, okay, And I
finally got.
Speaker 3: Right, not the worst though, because you could go I'm like,
I'm not having.
Speaker 2: I don't have cancer.
Speaker 4: I think I rather have the appendix.
Speaker 3: So I'm saying that it's not cancer. Yeah. But what
I'm saying is like, it's things you're gonna survive. You
have aids, you're dying cancer, yeah, yours? Yeah.
Speaker 2: So I just I finally, at like five o'clock, I'm like,
I can't take this ship anymore. And I went and
I said the character, I'm going to the ergery room.
Speaker 3: How long we have to wait?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: I walked right in. There was nobody. I went up.
There was Parkridge, the ponder Unity whatever it is in Greece,
and the woman's giving me ship at the counter. Because
I'm like taking my time trying to get all my
stuff out. I'm like, bitch, listen, I'm in excruciating pain,
right I'll simmer the down I pretty much did.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So then I went in and they I told Carrius,
and just get here. When you can get here, don't
worry about me. I'll be fine. If something happens, they'll
call you.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And she came up after the kids got off to school,
and I went in there and I was within Wait,
this was in the morning.
Speaker 3: Yeah, went in the morning. Oh shit, dude, so you
didn't sleep at all? Then?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: Yeah, So I went in and within an hour they
had drugged me and I was high as a kite
and couldn't feel a thing. And I was home.
Speaker 3: What do they give you?
Speaker 2: I don't even know what it was, but it was
great may little heroin. I don't know.
Speaker 4: Well, I just imagine the pain of that.
Speaker 2: But like nine o'clock, I was out. I was home,
and I sold curious. I said, you gotta follow me
home because I'm high as a kite right now and
I may not go straight. And I drove home. I
pulled over one time on the way to the hospital,
right out of my track into the funeral home parking
lot to oh, and I'm not doing it. I just
busted ass. And I said, if I get pulled over.
I'm just gonna tell the cop. Listen, I'm on my
wady the emergency room. I'm dying right now. Yeah, hit
him up and plow the road. Baby.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 2: But yeah, it was it was brutal pain.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I remember having a kidney. It is weird for guys,
but I might have been reasons why this happened. But
I got a kidney infection and I let it go
until I was like gurinating blood and the pain was
really bad, like really bad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so it's always a good time.
Speaker 4: Everybody's a great kitting old.
Speaker 3: Yes, well, this is what I was young.
Speaker 4: You guys are both younger when this happened.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was younger when that.
Speaker 2: I said it was it's it's the brown liquids like
cola coffee and all that stuff.
Speaker 3: Coffee I drink a lot of I don't drink.
Speaker 2: So of course I went home and had a cup
of coffee because I was exhausted.
Speaker 3: Wake, wake you right up, man.
Speaker 4: I very got it gone. Now what's the difference.
Speaker 2: I know what it is.
Speaker 4: I can pass one, I can pass another.
Speaker 3: All right, So what the hell did the cowboys do yesterday?
Speaker 4: They did what the cowboys do?
Speaker 2: They I mean, how did they know what they pulled
it off?
Speaker 4: He did, but how did they are draft pick this
is what they're doing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but here's what I was thinking.
Speaker 1: You had Dak Prescott, DeMarcus Lawrence, Zach Martin, Trayvon Diggs,
Brandon Cooks, and your best offensive lineman Tyler Smith all out.
That's like one hundred million over one hundred million in
salary cap. Right, That's that's everything.
Speaker 4: And yet it's all your studs except for persons, right,
and you and they pulled it off. Washington's not that good.
They haven't beat anybody over five hundred if I'm not
mistaken on that, which Dalla's obviously was not there a
three and seven, but still they're not a three and seventeen.
Speaker 2: Three Different Cowboy fans saying Cooper Rush, you know, won
twelve of the money and just as good as dag Here.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't know about that.
Speaker 1: I can't say that, but I would say when it
comes to a backup, Matt is he one of the best.
Speaker 3: I mean, he's steady, He's been steady, and that was
a pretty good game for him.
Speaker 4: Yesterday on that team for five or six years. Yeah,
so we know it went four and won the last
time when Dak broke his Yes, right, but they didn't
score more than sixteen points in any game, and yesterday
they scored a lot of points, but don't forget fourteen
of them were on special teams.
Speaker 2: Yeah, most backups aren't horrible. I mean, you've got to
be pretty decent to be a backup quarterback.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, yeah, I agree.
Speaker 2: I mean, you're not the name guy, but you're not
taking Except for Miami, who took a huge step back
when two went out, I think most most teams have
a serviceable quarterback.
Speaker 4: I think most teams take a big step.
Speaker 3: Well, we watched the Giants yesterday. Take a I mean, yeah,
you know, well, because you've got a guy who should
be playing on to I lovefl but can.
Speaker 4: You imagine Josh Allen went out. I don't think his
backup would.
Speaker 1: Be even it it is Mitch, But I don't know
how I agree.
Speaker 3: I've watched Mitch in preseason stuff.
Speaker 4: You have two weeks like terrible, it would be a
huge drop off.
Speaker 1: I think it is. But uh, but you got the
Giants Thanksgiving Day.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so that's kind of an easy game, so they
should win again. Yeah, that should be and then I
think it's Cincinnati, which they will not be Cincinnati.
Speaker 3: Who's going to get fired first?
Speaker 2: So they couldn't screw up and lose the Giants on
Thanksgiving Day just because they do who you hope they do? Yeah?
Speaker 4: I want the draft pick. Oh, I want a tank
At this point, I didn't want to win yesterday. I mean,
it's fun, it's exciting when you're winning, but then you're like,
he's could have been in the top five as a
draft pick right now?
Speaker 3: Yeah I was, Yeah, but sometimes a top quarnerback, well
sometimes those top five aren't. No, they don't always pay
out either, But the Giants just I'm going who's gonna
get fired first?
Speaker 4: I don't think dam gets fired there. You don't think
Joe Shane should get fired the GM?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 4: I mean, how do you let see Kum walk away
and give Daniel Jones the money?
Speaker 1: This is crazy and I didn't want to make you squirm.
But Matt, is there a chance that we could see
a running back who hasn't won the MVP in the
NFL since Adrian Peterson. I might have been twenty twelve
somewhere around there, but in over a decade.
Speaker 4: I actually called it week too, that he was going
to win this win and everybody leaf because there running back.
I think he can unless Josh Allen stays on fire.
If Josh Allen keeps playing the way he's been playing
the last few weeks, there's nobody can top him.
Speaker 2: He's only, I think just over six hundred yards away
from two thousand.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think it's seven hundred against. He had fifty
five and then he.
Speaker 1: Had another fifty rock so they said three hundred and
two from scrimmage, right, that's crazy.
Speaker 4: The guy's incredible. He's always been a talent. He just
didn't have the offensive line New York. But he also
carried him to the playoffs his first year.
Speaker 1: Well they were not the Giants, yes, but the Eagles
have not been doing They weren't great at the beginning
of the season.
Speaker 3: I think they've won their last seven.
Speaker 4: They've won seven in a row. Yea, yeah, yeah, so
they've won some games they shouldn't have won. But man,
that's part of the NFL. Or you don't. They're not
all pretty, but you win.
Speaker 1: I gotta tell you, I am sort of looking forward
to seeing and it's a game I didn't think i'd
be very interested in Eagles Ravens. Yeah, next week, because
only because you've got two of the best running backs, right.
Speaker 4: The two best in the NFL.
Speaker 1: Absolutely absolutely. And then what what's going on with the Patriots?
Speaker 3: Kevin? They suck, No, I know, but here's what I thought.
They showed no effort at all yesterday.
Speaker 1: I mean I used to wear some effort in these
other games they were competitive.
Speaker 3: Yesterday were not.
Speaker 2: They played out right in the second half. When I
woke up from a nap, but I well fell asleep,
it was seven nothing. I woke up. There a lot
of twenty four. They've been doing penalty and bad, bad
penalties all year.
Speaker 4: I like Jake may a lot. I think they get
a receiver on him and a good offense.
Speaker 2: They just need to get on. Their offensive line is horrific, Yeah,
just horrific.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean it looked like I think they had
nine penalties in the first half.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't surprise me.
Speaker 3: And I was reading that this morning and I went good,
And they're not.
Speaker 2: Even the most there's teams that are penal I know,
they're like the middle of their pack. They're calling a
ton more ship this year.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's a lot of penalties. It seems like way
too many penalties.
Speaker 2: It's like there was the one and I think it
was your game. They had scored and the guy they
showed the video, the guy was like the two years
line was checking with the ref to make sure he
was on sides. The raft game of thumbs up, they
snapped the ball, they score and the flight comes fine
out the guys off side score.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh, like I'm gonna get And.
Speaker 2: It was it was exactly like the one with the Patriots,
and that's in the playoffs against the Chiefs.
Speaker 4: Game was the cheese.
Speaker 2: It was a Chiefs Patriots game. I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 4: I mean yesterday I thought it was a game.
Speaker 2: But the guy I think was too.
Speaker 4: They said he wasn't Tony. He was covered on the
line and.
Speaker 2: Check to see if he was if he was on sides. Yeah,
the referee game the thumbs up and then threw the
flag on him and that's what ended up getting to
it on the ball back to go down and drive
the field to win the game.
Speaker 3: Oh that's shitty.
Speaker 2: And then there was the one in the college game too,
where the guy was they said he was covered up
and there was a guy that probably fifteen yards off
of him. Yeah, and I think it was in the
Alabama game.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and such an easy Oh, that's the one.
Speaker 3: That's what it was.
Speaker 2: It was way after the playoffs.
Speaker 4: The guy had scored and then the referee through the flag.
If they're check, if the players checking, doesn't it seem
well they're checking to make sure they're on sides. What
they were called. What they called was he was covered
up on the line, which you can't be. Giving up
makes you ineligible. He was not cover up by any stretch.
He was three yards behind the guy, so he was
three yards the other so he was fine. But we're
just referee, got this call. I have no idea.
Speaker 2: Stuff. We have to check with Joe about He'll probably
will tell us he's probably made some of the shitty calls.
Speaker 3: Yeah, who can understand the rules in the NFL, Like
I honestly got it feels like it changes every season.
Speaker 4: That does it does? They're calling that more this year.
That's the one they're calling a lot. It's an illegal formation,
that's the one they're calling a lot. That and the
offensive tackles being too far back, so that makes it
illegal as well. The lawyers, you.
Speaker 2: Can understand constitutionals, you can understand the NFL rule book.
Speaker 3: I think you're right. Sometimes you wonder about that the
NFL rule book. Like for years I didn't know what
a catch was.
Speaker 2: I don't mean I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't think the NFL still knows what well.
Speaker 1: I kind of get it now, you know. I love
when they show because there's a lot of times, I mean,
the game goes so fast if you didn't have that
instant replay from every angle and on the planet that you.
Speaker 3: Can see if the ball moves or doesn't move, or I.
Speaker 2: Mean to the credit to these guys are calling that
ship in real time. We're seeing it slowed way down
and still sometimes not seeing it right. Yeah, these guys
are calling it on the fly, So yeah, are they
gonna miss one here or there absolutely.
Speaker 4: Be some human error as long as it's not something
like that though, Where why you throw the flag as
soon as the ball was snapped? Great, he wait till
the guy scores and then he throws it. That's very
that's very weird.
Speaker 3: Uh Bill's forty nine ers next Sunday night.
Speaker 4: It looks like it was gonna be a great game
a few weeks ago. I don't think so no, I
think you put the forty nine ers out of their misery.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're five and six. I mean, if they don't
win this one, I think the division is horrible.
Speaker 3: Thesion. Yeah, they're one game out, that's it. So even
if they lose, they could still make the playoffs.
Speaker 4: Yeah and all.
Speaker 2: No, I think only one team's gonna make it out
of that division. But whoever wins that division is gonna
be everybody else is gonna be out. But yeah, that division,
the whole division. Everybody's again.
Speaker 4: And it's funny because the Rams were hot for a second,
then they got cold. The Cardinals got hot. Then the
next team, Seattle's gotten hot, you know, and we hot
at one point they take turns who's hot. It's gonna
matter who's you know, who's hottest at the end.
Speaker 3: Well, do you have any concerns for the Bills as
you as you watch? I mean the rest of the season.
Speaker 1: You know what I don't like is the New England
and then I forget who the next one is, and
then New England again.
Speaker 2: I can't wait. I can't wait to one of my
Mexican wrestling mass of Greg's house.
Speaker 4: I get the invite, but really, The only thing I
could see bad happening in Buffalo is a Josh Allen injury.
Speaker 2: That's what I was thinking of this.
Speaker 4: I don't think they beat the Lions, but maybe they do.
But it's gonna be a you know, it's gonna be
a fifty one to forty eight type game. But that's
gonna be a great game to watch. But I don't
see anything bad happened to that team unless Josh gets hurt.
Speaker 2: That's when you put the house on over and it
ends up being ten to three.
Speaker 4: Y yeah, right right, that is the Trades offense didn't
look great yesterday.
Speaker 3: So did they win yesterday? The Yeah, a ton of points.
Speaker 4: Their defense is really stepped up.
Speaker 1: But they have give him a touchdown in two games,
seeing Josh have been given up a touchdown and two.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but who'd they play?
Speaker 3: I don't know they I did see hold on the
head coach talking after the game and basically saying that
he yeah, but it was him, like he's really been
the guy that has I didn't know what to think
of Dan Campbell when he came into the league as
a head coach. Yeah, I thought the guy was sort
of a joke. He cried he did this off right,
but he was. He talked about breaking people's legs or whatever,
and man he is.
Speaker 4: He's a motivator, pulled the team together. Holy Christ, he's
a big, you know, camaraderie guy. And don't forget he
was an intern head coach for the Dolphins for a
few games when they fired somebody. I forgot who it was.
Speaker 3: Was it Brian Flores? No, it might have been.
Speaker 4: Flores And I think about it. And he did well
with them, and they did not give him the job
even after that, so you know, then he went on
to be a tight ends coach again in an offensive
corner fense. He's doing commercials. He's a great coach. I mean,
you never know what these guys.
Speaker 3: You know, No, you don't.
Speaker 4: It's like the Bills offensive quarter. No one's talking about
him for a possible head coach. But he's gonna get
looked at. But you never know how these guys are
gonna work out.
Speaker 1: Right, I want now, there's a lot of old names
being kicked around for the Jets.
Speaker 3: To be the head coach.
Speaker 2: Rex He's came out three weeks ago and said, but
is it Eric? He was the old Yeah, I hear there.
Speaker 1: Was an article in the Athletics saying that he may
be back he made busy or something.
Speaker 2: What's going on?
Speaker 4: I don't he had like a good one year, right, Yeah,
it was just two years, idiot apart the second year
really bad.
Speaker 2: I think he had. He had the one good year
with Sanchez and I think that's when Rex Ryan.
Speaker 4: Came in and Rex had him in the championship game.
I think twice. Right, Rex is a good head coach.
Speaker 3: He yeah, he can be.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of a lot of show, a lot
of Ryan.
Speaker 1: There's a whole lot of that, and I think I
think it's would probably end up on the staff.
Speaker 4: I don't know where we talked about that. I don't
know where he is either.
Speaker 1: I used to call him Flabio because he had his
hair nails. He's like flabby Flabo. But I think he
was with the I thought he was with the Ravens,
like as a defensive line coach or something with the Ravens.
And I don't know why I thought that, or maybe
he's in college now.
Speaker 2: He is currently a senior defensive assistant for the Las
Vegas Raiders, so he's exactly where he needs to be.
Speaker 3: Wow. Senior defensive assistant.
Speaker 2: He said some of the booth and goes over to.
Speaker 1: How many how many coaches and how do they each
know what they're supposed to be doing?
Speaker 2: Like there's a lot of coaches, Yeah, there is. You
break that each player probably has their own coach, saying
it's like, well, each position has their own coach.
Speaker 4: Then you have the defensive coordineers, and the offensive coordinator
is the head coach. And then you got special teams.
You got the pass offense coordinator, the run game coordinator.
There's there's a lot.
Speaker 3: Your special teams look pretty good, yes, yeah, except.
Speaker 4: For he can't kick a field goal for some reason,
all of a sudden, the kicker that couldn't miss missus
two yesterday, I mean one was blocked, but still.
Speaker 2: I saw some video clip of a high school game.
The poor kid punter was kicking out of the end
zone and he kicked it. He missed it, It went straight up,
it bounced at the four, came back to the one.
The defense the other team picked it up at the
one and ran and took a step into the end zone.
I felt so bad for the kid. I don't know
where it was, but I'm like, oh, that's just you.
Speaker 1: Can't live that down, no, you know, And and then
you think that every time you walk the hallway, that's
all people are thinking about when they passed you. And
then probably not because I'm amazed at like the number
of kids who could give a shit about sports. Oh,
I'm like really.
Speaker 3: Surprised at that.
Speaker 4: It's a lot different than used to be, that's for sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, why what happened?
Speaker 4: I don't know. He used to get phone used to
get fifty to sixty people for football. You know, you're
lucky you get twenty five guys on it.
Speaker 3: I know. Well, I think the concussion stuff probably has
hurt that. I'm talking about just an interest in sports period.
Speaker 2: Thanks Biden.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm going what what all is? Like? Is it
the phone that nobody wants to play this this or
has this as much an interest? You know what I mean.
Speaker 4: I don't know. It's interesting, It's yeah, it's something the
NFL needs to watch out for, because if people aren't
watching high school football. I think I stopped watching college
and then NFL.
Speaker 1: I can't imagine because it becomes such a way of
light because the South still exists in the South and
you've got like Texas, you know, Friday night lights, and
the whole thing is is huge.
Speaker 3: They have stadiums for these.
Speaker 4: High schools and so some one hundred thousand people some
of those games. Yeah, I know, it's crazy.
Speaker 1: It is, but so I can't imagine that going away.
And but you're right, I don't. I have no idea because.
Speaker 2: A thousand people watching that. And I went to Aquinas
rush On read a sectional game and it was probably
about eight hundred people. Yeah that's a lot, and it was,
and it was majority of parents.
Speaker 3: Yeah right, But eight hundred people if even that, I
don't even They couldn't even matter. And I'm that high. Well,
all right, we'll take a moment. A guy who did
something that I think is uh, I don't. I don't
really know what to think of it. There's a piece
of me that goes I think every man has thought
of trying this, maybe just didn't have the means to
pull it off.
Speaker 2: It's killing your wife, might be. He didn't say no,
we will get to that.
Speaker 1: But bTB would fire pizza and grill on the mall
at Greece, s raates, I do have a question open Thanksgiving.
I think we talked about open at for at four o'clock.
You get tired of family, you want to go see
the game. I think that's a four o'clock game, Dallas
thirty game show up and uh stretch.
Speaker 2: Shocking that the bar is open at for thirty when.
Speaker 4: Dallas for Yeah, it's good because a lot of people
are single or alone on Thanksgiving, Chris or just so
we open it for.
Speaker 3: I don't want to deal with on both holidays. Wow, okay.
Speaker 4: And most of my staff as people who either don't
have family that maybe moved here, or they have family
they see in the mornings, so okay, they volunteered to
work those days.
Speaker 2: I'm a middtle earlier, cook them up a nice little
turkey dinner.
Speaker 4: But you have that any food they want.
Speaker 2: By the way, I saw the price for you guys today.
It's a you.
Speaker 3: Can no longer order probably for Thanksgiving, right right? Yeah?
But that what a deal that was.
Speaker 4: It was a good deal. And Friday we got our
Thursday we got awarded a contract to do two hundred
and fifty meals for homeless people.
Speaker 3: Really yeah, so.
Speaker 4: We're helping them out. We gave him a little bit
of a breakount obviously, and it's you know, they do
whatever year. Really, they usually buy two hundred and fifty
to three hundred meals from from somebody like they've been
using Wegmans the last three years, but they weren't happy
with last year, so they they contacted us to a
friend of ours and we actually got the bid on it.
Speaker 3: So that's fine.
Speaker 4: You got to do that Wednesday, so that's a big deal.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So that's so what time you got to get
into it.
Speaker 4: Well, I had to go into early Wednesday. We got
delivery at three thirty, so we'll be there early. But
you know, a lot of the prep has already started
for it obviously. So man, the turkeys are cooking tomorrow
and Wednesday, that's for sure.
Speaker 1: I got the rock crunch rap which I love them,
as special on to the menu.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well that's that's the thing. And some of the food
is just so good you can't you got to put
it on there. People got to be asking. You must
get requests for.
Speaker 4: The A lot of the specials people do ask for that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, for it to come.
Speaker 2: Back that they all want the billified, Fred Baloney. Somebody
did say to one somebody, what's coming back.
Speaker 1: Somebody did say to me that the other day, I
go I'm craving baloney, and it went, Wow, that's funny
because I love baloney. I love baloney where I smear
peanut butter on it and roll it up and I
know it sounds weird.
Speaker 4: It sounds horrible, it's great. It's great.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you you should try it.
Speaker 3: At as a shareable.
Speaker 4: I don't think I will even try it. What do
you mean?
Speaker 2: Coming soon to a certain restaurant across the.
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What a fun thing to like, bring a bunch of
the guys, get out of the house, let other people handle.
Speaker 2: The dishes, and you get out of the bar and
watch the game.
Speaker 3: It could be a lot of fun.
Speaker 4: And then there's a night game too, you know money
and Thursday night, so there's a lot of good games.
And then there's a Friday Shop Friday game, which is
a big one for us because we hold a Raiders
fan club of Rochester in our back room, so they'll
be there Friday at three o'clock to watch that game.
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Speaker 2: All Yesterday's job to.
Speaker 4: J.
Speaker 3: I heard this song today and I go, man, I
forgot I do too. I forgot about this song And
then I started going, will there be any more rock band?
I don't know any newer rock bands now.
Speaker 1: I mean I love like Teddy Swims and that's but
that's a really rock hey.
Speaker 2: Like three or four albums after Get a Grip that
have great songs on him.
Speaker 1: Errol Smith, Yeah, yeah, I always loved this interview. And
I think it was like on twenty twenty or something,
and it's Steven Tyler and she starts reading all the
things the other band members say behind his back, like
he's a dick.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah yeah, and you.
Speaker 1: Can see his face slowly change as she's going, and
he finally looks up and he goes, if I didn't
do that, we wouldn't have as many hits as we have.
If I wasn't that much of a perfectionist and road
people like I got. I think he drove somebody out
of the band or told him he wasn't playing well enough,
so they brought in a different I think Hamilton, the dummer.
Speaker 3: I think he was told to take it. I put
him on the bed.
Speaker 4: I feel like that happens whenever you're successful. Somebody's gonna
talk shit about you, of course, and you know nobody
has that passion for something that way. You have it
for yourself.
Speaker 2: You got it, you know, So we talked so much
shit about you. With the restaurant.
Speaker 4: It's like guy FIEDI right from ye diners drive that.
They say he's the worst guy to work for. He's
a perfectionist. Everything's got to be done right. Wow, the
show's got like thirty forty seasons, so obviously he's doing
something right.
Speaker 3: That's interesting. I'd never heard that about that dude.
Speaker 2: Same thing with Gordon Ramsey. I mean, m freaking show.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, how much did you think of this?
Speaker 2: I think on the show with I think he's legitimately
a really nice guy, but I'm sure when you get
in the kitchen with him, chefs are fucking you know,
chefs are fucking crazy.
Speaker 4: They Kenvy, Yeah, really definitely ken Bey.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I've always heard that too, but I never knew what.
I never worked in enough restaurants to see it. But
I remember one guy. He was always high.
Speaker 4: I'm just seeing a picture from a friend of mine
who posted their dinner tonight.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I was like, that presentation is not the way he's
supposed to be. So I just sent to Kanie. I
was like, why does this look like this? Like the
presentation wasn't bad, but it's not what it's supposed to be.
So somebody didn't make it wrong. So you know, I'm
that asshole that everybody's like, oh, well, there he is.
As you know, he's a perfectionist. He wants to yeah,
because he wants people to like it and come back right,
and not everybody's gonna like get Which is the hardest
thing is to hear bad things, obviously, and especially with
social media. It's it's tough with social media.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, I certainly social media can be bad.
But do you really take those things to heart?
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, why here's the thing with what I've done and
the comments come and I just go because it I'm
still gonna keep doing it. But when you're making food
and your reputation is on I don't know. I don't.
I don't think it's the same. I think it's almost worse.
Speaker 3: For a restaurant, it's very much subjective.
Speaker 2: I mean, my opinion is your food's great, your show's great.
It sucks, your show sucks, Yeah, everybody's But I mean
the person across me could be right, but I don't.
Speaker 1: I used to like sometimes they like I couldn't even
get involved with somebody who was talking shit. But at
a restaurant, I feel like it could hurt other people
would read it and then go no and I guess
you could say same thing for shows, but I just
never really gave your ship.
Speaker 4: No I because I think you put so much blood,
sweat and tears into this thing. I think those things
you take a little too personal. Probably I do at
least is it good for you? No, it's not good
for you, stress levels and everything else. But at the
same time it drives us to be better too.
Speaker 2: So yeah, especially when the Cowboys are down fifteen. The
steak's supposed to be mid rare medium. Look at it,
it's mid rare. You know it's mid rare. But this
guy doesn't believe you, and the Cowboys just get scored again.
Some people get thrown out of BTV.
Speaker 4: Not this year.
Speaker 3: I'm just like nobody, nobody's getting Have you had that
where you look at it and go, this is exactly what.
Speaker 4: You or yeah, yeah, yeah, how do you handle that?
Last week we had a woman who ate every bit
of her steak except for one bite and then told
us how bad it was what one bite left?
Speaker 2: So and it wasn't even the grizzle piece. No, she
ate the grizzle.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was insane because they're usband's like, well, my
steak was great and She was like, well, mine wasn't.
And he said to her, you ate all but one bite? Right,
he said it over? Yeah, she got pissed off.
Speaker 3: So of course you.
Speaker 4: Give her a little bit of a discount. But it's
a twelve on steak and you ate eleven ounces of it.
It couldn't have been that.
Speaker 3: Bad, right, honest? She told her, hor I gotta tell you, like,
when was she a thicker woman?
Speaker 4: I don't know, to be honest, because I wasn't out there.
Speaker 2: Why would you put.
Speaker 3: It on that that?
Speaker 2: He can't action that? He might have winked, and she looked.
Speaker 3: Like she had a t B one up her head
that somebody else I keepd uncomfortable when I'm at a table,
and so.
Speaker 4: I just caught it.
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 3: Can we Are we allowed to say anything about that? See?
Speaker 4: Why not?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 4: He's pretty open about things.
Speaker 2: You say it. No, no, no, no, it's the fan, that's not.
Speaker 3: No, no, no no. I don't want him to get shipped.
That's not fair.
Speaker 1: That's not fair because at least if it's me, it
doesn't put it on on because she's.
Speaker 4: Not like to drive him home or anything tonight.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: But the thing is like he'll come into the bar.
Speaker 3: Why do you need that aggravation?
Speaker 1: Mark was supposed to be here, but then I had
gotten text yesterday that said that there might have been
a little trouble in paradise.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, a little trouble with the paradise there.
Speaker 2: And isn't that weekly though?
Speaker 4: Well he brings it on himself. Yes, this woman will
do anything for him, right, So you remember a few
months ago she wanted to go to fear Print Music
Fest and came out that.
Speaker 2: He refused to take her.
Speaker 4: Yet then she books this trip for Vegas and then
if you notice, he saw Sammy Hagar was playing in Vegas,
so he tagged her in that going to both. Oh
are they going to Berry and Sammy? And right, yeah,
oh okay, so Keith and all right, but the other
one they have to fly back for. But he goes, well,
that's going to just be a quick trip just for
the show and back. Still seventy eight hard dollars flight.
Speaker 2: I was looking at it today because I'm like, I
feel like sam Oh, Sammy's not at the same time
as Sammy's.
Speaker 3: She's doing two trips to April for.
Speaker 1: Him, April to May and Rochester has a direct flight
now right south direct flight to Vegas.
Speaker 2: It was not a good time though. I looked at
it today for May and it was like a five
o'clock flight out of Rochester at night. It wasn't a
morning flight like they used to have one in the
morning and one at night. Yeah, direct flights.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Buffalo, Buffalo's Buffalo. Yeah, this is Rochester. It probably
is at night.
Speaker 2: Well, there's a There was a five in the morning
when I fleut. There was five in the morning. I
got on the plane and I landed in Vegas it
was nine. And then there was one later in the
day that I took off out of here at five
and got in there at nine. And my brother Buddy
took that flight and he got there was a massive sandstorm,
so he got stuck somewhere.
Speaker 3: They couldn't land.
Speaker 2: They had to circle for like three hours.
Speaker 4: God, that would suck.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that would suck. I'd be worried in my pants.
And I don't I don't really sweat the flying thing.
But Mark is in here tonight because he said he
had a fisher. I think that's how you say yes. Yeah,
I think that's how you say it. And I don't
know exactly what that is. Well, it's I believe is
a college but you're right.
Speaker 3: Oh and then it sounds like he got a hook
in his ass, but it busted out and it was bleeding.
Speaker 2: I stayed at a Holiday Express last night. So I
think with my medical degree, yes, I think it's part
of it is when part of your asshole and comes out. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Speaker 3: I think, really, whoa he blew his ass out?
Speaker 2: I think that I think that might.
Speaker 4: I just want to say, for the record, he did
not eat a BTV yesterday.
Speaker 3: Oh and peanut butter.
Speaker 4: Knowing Mark, he stopped at McDonald's.
Speaker 1: Well, I I so anyway, Mark, We were wishing Mark
well and the kindest way possible. We had all kinds
of jokes going on, and I thing and then Matt,
who was so kind. Matt responds first to Mark's thing
and just goes uugh like you know they and I
follow it.
Speaker 3: Oh, so you're into pegging.
Speaker 2: According to the Mayo Clinic, yes, the anal fisher is
a small tear in the thin moist, just like.
Speaker 1: Something you could pull out of Lake Ontario on a hook. Tonight,
anal fisher will be served with the side of in a.
Speaker 2: Thin moist tissue that lines the anus. The enus is
a muscular opening at the end of the digestive track
where stool exits the body. Comic causes of an anal
fisher include constipation or straining or passing hard large stools
during a bottle movement. Anal fishers typically cause pain and
bleeding with ball movements. You may also experience spasms in
the ring of muscle at the end of your anus,
called the anal stinker.
Speaker 3: Now he's going to be very upset because I think
he will be annoyed at this.
Speaker 4: He think so, Yeah, think he Maybe he's pretty open
about I think he had it stitched one time before,
which is you go out like is.
Speaker 2: It like when you ask your what little stitch for Taddy?
Speaker 4: Well, what do they do for today? Though? Don't they
have to stitch it today?
Speaker 3: I don't know. Maybe just maybe they just put a
butter like.
Speaker 4: Little liquid stick.
Speaker 3: It's like it comes on time. Have you ever done this?
Speaker 1: And I gotta think working in the kitchen, you've probably
done this crazy glow or super.
Speaker 3: On a yeah, oh absolutely, yeah, hold on, Mark, just
won't hurt of it.
Speaker 4: Squeeze it's a little cold. Doc not what I'm used
to is that it's usually warmer.
Speaker 1: I wasn't gonna go music and candles too, nah, smart,
I wasn't gonna go here now. And now I have
to vote with that song. But since we brought up
and we're talking about kind of the restaurants and things,
Kevin sent me a story, we're trying to guess who
the person involved is profiling the person right.
Speaker 3: But what it led me to.
Speaker 1: Think is when restaurants, and this is terrible, but I
think you have to have it. Do you budget for
employee theft? And I know that sounds like really dumb,
but I would. I assume breakage just got to be part
of it.
Speaker 3: But I'm thinking, like there's gotta be not saying money necessarily,
but food sometimes that you're eating without.
Speaker 4: I don't know, No, you know there's gonna be some
of that. There's there's nothing you can really do about it,
you know. And a friend of mine told me years ago,
you know, if a bartender's given a couple of drinks
away here, or she's double pouring instead of single poor,
as long as she's bringing the money into that register,
don't worry about it. You're not going to lose enough
to worry about it, but it can't get out of
hand obviously.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So I know years ago I had an employee who
would avoid the checks at the end night. They were
all cash and she didn't think it was going to
show up. But there's a report that shows up if
there's an excessive amounts of voids in a night, it
shows up. So it happened like two or three times,
and she always said, well, when somebody complained about something,
I wouldn't comp it until the end of the night.
For everything nothing added up, So we kind of paid
attention to her, and she was definitely stealing into a
tune of like seventy five to one hundred dollars a day.
Speaker 3: So yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: That's because when I pretty I bought that to abilities,
the guy wasn't there an absenty owner, so they were
getting away would murder there.
Speaker 2: Oh and you were the asshole that came in and
cracked the freaking web.
Speaker 4: It was. It was. It was ugly for six months.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because Kevin sends me this story about, uh, somebody
at Macy's and they're calling it an unnamed employee intentionally
hid as much as ready for this number one hundred
and fifty four million dollars in expenses over the course
of nearly three years.
Speaker 3: So three years, but still fifty million a year.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's it's it's on the bottom line of
four point three six billion the delivery charges.
Speaker 3: It's right, So they're trying.
Speaker 2: I don't want to say it's easily high. At fifty billion,
fifty million, fifty million, four billion is over three years.
Speaker 4: How is she getting the money out of I don't
know that.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: It's funny that you used to pronounce she because he
and I always say this is a middle aged white
woman that does this kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: But I go this big money. I'm going, eh, but.
Speaker 2: That kind of money, would say, I don't.
Speaker 4: Know, No, No, I'm not very smart when it comes
to this stuff. It usually is a middle aged white woman.
Speaker 1: But I'm going to stress. This must cause to worry
that you're gonna get caught, you know what I mean?
And where's the money going? It's erroneous expense reports, so
that would be basically, I took a trip somewhere and
you're paying for everything on it.
Speaker 2: I still stand by what I said to you, though
I feel like it might have been directed.
Speaker 3: To somebody to do it to hide this stuff, just
hide it.
Speaker 1: That's a lot of that's that's a big number, but
that's something to hang on somebody. Like I would feel
so shitty if I said, hey, Kevin, just just right
and then you have the spotlight on you just fifty
million a year.
Speaker 2: I feel like you couldn't even take fifty million dollars
in trips for in a year.
Speaker 4: But is that what she's doing or is it for
like expenses?
Speaker 3: So I don't know.
Speaker 4: Is that she in cohoots with the person that has
this delivery service and she's just marketing bills a lot
and then they're splitting it.
Speaker 3: See it takes the There you go that.
Speaker 4: Technic guy that would do it.
Speaker 3: No, no what I how I say that runs a
business where things are being delivered to.
Speaker 4: Say, I always said, if you're gonna if you're gonna steal,
you see these people they steal like fifty grand right,
what are you doing? Like, what do you make forty
fifty thousand dollars a year and you're doing this? Yeah,
so you got to make it like ten times your
salary to make it worth it. So if you do
get caught, you first of all you can pay legal
fees to get out of it. Second of all, you
could live because you're never gonna be another job. But
so some of these people do it for like fifty
thousand dollars, Like what are you stupid?
Speaker 2: Well, that's yeah, but then you can flash you too,
you start buying ship.
Speaker 1: Well, I think it becomes addictive, Like I'm sure, I
think it becomes addictive to the point where now, I mean,
to me, all money really is and it truly is freedom.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: I get to do.
Speaker 1: What I want to do and go where I want
to go, buy whatever. You know what I mean, I
can have the things that I want. And when you
don't have that, boy, it can be tough. But when
it opens up a whole new world to you, fifty
million a year that you're helping battle. Even if you
got half that twenty five million a year.
Speaker 4: I would I'd like to know how she hid that
and how she did it and how if there was
somebody involved, there had to be something involved.
Speaker 1: Well, Kevin used the pros, No, I like this she
only because I do.
Speaker 3: I do think that it's probably a woman that's smart
enough to do it.
Speaker 1: But that was the thing, and I thought of you
immediately and the rest just in the business right and
not that you want, but boy, that can really impact
a smaller business tremendously. Like I've know, I knew a
guy who ran a small ad agency here in town
and he wound up going back and selling radio because
he hired somebody. The guy would say, he signed a
new client, right, and they're going to pay and so
they would pay him commission on money he didn't bring in,
and after a while they were you know, so it
was a family run business. He went back and started
selling and I always like, I was really impressed by
he's back built her all back up.
Speaker 3: Took about two years, but he built it all back up,
but busted his ass.
Speaker 2: I know the guy who put his father through bankruptcy
because he kept stealing from his dad's store.
Speaker 3: Really, yeah, dude was stealing from his old old man. Wow. Yeah,
the old man is still alive. No, okay, so I wanted.
Speaker 4: It.
Speaker 2: It wasn't because of that, but it was.
Speaker 3: It was bad really, So.
Speaker 1: What happened like when the father finds out it was arrested.
Speaker 2: It was one of those things where they didn't believe it.
They blamed other people, like no, it's not tim, it's.
Speaker 1: Did you know how much money he was? So I
don't know that, but I know that there was a
lot that. Yeah, bankruptcy, you had to be a lot.
Speaker 2: Of instant lottery tickets, all.
Speaker 4: Sorts of because they sweep your account on stuff like that.
You have forty five days, Like when you get a
scratch off ticket, you put that in the system as
an active card and you have forty five days to
pay it, and the New York State sweeps your account
no matter what. So that money's not in there, and
you don't get the money, they're gonna come after you,
and they come after you hard. And the fees and
interest and everything else is crazy with New York State.
So he could I could see him put them in
there deep, especially if you have like a gambling problem
where he was, you know, addicted to the scratch offs
on that for sure.
Speaker 3: Wow, look at this ship, because.
Speaker 4: You know those aren't accounting for really in a like
a convenience store, they just pull them out of the machine.
You know, they don't have the machine.
Speaker 3: They know, they just pull them off right off the roll.
Speaker 4: So think about it. There's fifty in a roll, and
some of those are twenty dollars, one thirty dollars.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna pull five. Yeah, and
whenever I win, I'll pay back the five.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And you don't win, No, you don't put the
five in, no, got it? Yeah. And so after a
holy shit, yeah, wow, oh happy Thanksgiving that dinner, yeah,
past the lottery, I mean the uh, the cast role.
Speaker 2: I don't think they speak too much to this much anymore.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I wouldn't think so.
Speaker 3: Man, that's shitty though.
Speaker 4: Family is not family in that case, no, I know.
Speaker 3: I mean, you hear about people like going to people's
houses for Thanksgiving over politics. I go, please, just don't
do that. So stupid it is.
Speaker 1: And the thing is like, you know what, four years
will go by, it's nothing. Don't let that ruin your fam.
Speaker 2: That you're talking about the leget fuck yup.
Speaker 3: Wow, man, that's cold.
Speaker 1: And that's another thing where but you're probably you're not
thinking about it if you're doing any small increments.
Speaker 3: Right, you start small and it just builds snowballs.
Speaker 4: And he starts at three little tickets at fifteen dollars,
and by the time at the end of the day
and two months he's doing one hundred dollars a day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there was a lot of people that got fired
out of that place just because the money mission money
missing here and there and things.
Speaker 3: Shift or whatever.
Speaker 2: Yeah you think it was, and it can't be him,
It's got to be this person.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and that sucks to the innocent person gets fired
and loses their job. Probably did a good job. But yeah,
that's rude. Yeah, that sucks.
Speaker 3: That's that's the Welcome to America Live, cheat and steal
the America way. One hundred and fifty four million out
of Mason. By the way, Mason's been doing the parade
like they what are they four point three six billion
or something a year or whatever.
Speaker 2: That was just in the one thing or in the
one quarter more than.
Speaker 3: That, Yeah, probably in the quarter.
Speaker 4: That's crazy.
Speaker 2: That was the four point six three I think was
just delivery charges. Oh, which is an astronominally high, crazy number.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 1: Well, you think of all the stores, all the places
all over the country, all yeah, yeah, and you go
into some of those make season they're like you're going
to New York.
Speaker 3: It's four or five floors, it's everything. It's furniture. Oh yeah,
all that shit. God, damn.
Speaker 1: The other thing that there's been I've been intrigued with
for too long is the Menendez brothers, and whether or
not they're going to get out now is kind of
up in the air because I think the new attorney
general has to come through.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they were going to give the new attorney general
chance to review things, to review things. That'll be in January,
and so whether or not they get get out. But
here's Lyle Menendez just got separated. I saw this, and
I don't get this shit.
Speaker 2: Did you see what? Did you see? What she said?
It's it's not an infidelity situation. Yes, it's not an infidel.
It's a he's getting a fuck out of jail and
I might be dead situation.
Speaker 3: Okay, So.
Speaker 1: Lyle Menendez married a woman in two thousand and three,
he's never been released.
Speaker 3: How does this happen?
Speaker 1: And who's fucked up enough to say I'm gonna I'm
gonna fall in love with this guy that I have
never been able to have dinner with, a vacation with,
a weekend away, nothing.
Speaker 3: Who are these people?
Speaker 4: Well we'll just talking about one a little while. Yeah, yeah,
but not going to fair Fort Music. That's not going
to dinner. No, I'm just.
Speaker 2: Like, how could you?
Speaker 3: And she says they've been separated for a while now and.
Speaker 2: Supposedly twenty one fucking years. Yes, well that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: And the thing is, like they have these guys have
been in since what ninety six ninety seven.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of women that fall in love and
probably guys to fall in love with these these people
in jail. I don't know what.
Speaker 2: Would you do with where's the checks and balances on
that of like your family or that's exactly what I'm thinking.
The priest or whatever that's marrying you, I'm.
Speaker 3: Thinking that exactly what you said. I'm going here comes Thanksgiving?
Big news.
Speaker 2: Got engaged too?
Speaker 4: Where is he?
Speaker 2: Yeah? What do you I mean? What would you watch?
Speaker 4: He's in New York?
Speaker 3: What would you say if you had a daughter and
all of a sudden, that's the thing.
Speaker 2: I would freak you out. And the woman doesn't look crazy,
she's wow.
Speaker 3: Probably all but then that they have a picture of
him with his arm draped around some twenty one year
old Lyle Menendez. Who's I think of the what like
forties or early fifties? Now prison bitch, I don't know,
just some twenty one year old girl that's been like,
I don't know how he meets her. They're supposedly like
model prisoners. They lead groups and they're in charge and
all this stuff. So maybe they get more access to
people who come through the I don't know idea, but
it's like, you know, I get the lady that was
letting the guys free and Dana Moore r right, she
was the seamstress or whatever and she fell in love.
She was blowing the one guy or whatever it was, and.
Speaker 1: She's like, you know, it was probably edgy, scary, but
wasn't having sex at home, so this was great. And
now this is.
Speaker 2: A thing where there's money in the Menenda's name, Like
she's seeing money coming into the joint bank account because
I don't know the Menenda's name, and now that he's
getting out, she's not gonna have as.
Speaker 3: Much money that could be. Yeah, I mean, you're absolutely right.
Speaker 1: Were making any money though on their story and stuff,
they just had the net Well, I don't know what
they get on.
Speaker 3: The Netflix stuff.
Speaker 1: They may not get anything, or they may because somebody
could They have a high profile lawyer who's all over
TV all the time, Mark Garratt goes and he handled
like the Michael Jackson case years ago and all that stuff.
And I don't know, they probably cut deals for these
stories and things.
Speaker 4: So these guys otherwise, how they're paying them, right, legal
fears exactly right. I mean in the beginning, obviously their
parents probab had a lot of money. If I remember,
they got a huge inherdance, right huge. Well, that's what
the problem was. They got flashy.
Speaker 1: They got flashy. There's a picture of the court side.
There's a basketball Mark Jackson, Mark Jackson.
Speaker 3: Card of the Knicks and the men's brothers the court
side in the car.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, he's in the car.
Speaker 3: And I think I don't know if they were in
New York or l A.
Speaker 2: Probably York because it looked like a Knicks It looked
like a Knicks home jersey.
Speaker 3: But I I don't know. When you're going back over.
Speaker 4: I watched that third years. There's a second special now
on Netflix. Right, yeah, I've only seen them one.
Speaker 3: I've only seen them one. Yeah, the monsters that's the
uh yeah, but.
Speaker 2: Look at that there they are court side.
Speaker 4: It's definitely in New York too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because so they want to travel that's what I
thought they've traveled to.
Speaker 4: I think the Knicks, we're white on the road. Do
they think so?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't know, but you're going back their years.
But either way, I go, what are the chances?
Speaker 4: That's crazy?
Speaker 3: What are the chances you're wanted from or people have
scratching their heads, you're spending money.
Speaker 4: And you're in a basketball car because you're sitting for tad.
Speaker 3: What are the chances? All right, we'll take a moment.
Speaker 1: I gotta get to the guy who's done something that
every guy I think at some point has thought about
doing or would like to dry.
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Speaker 3: So when you go in and have your Anal Fisher
sewed up, turn off.
Speaker 4: I know the theme for next week songs.
Speaker 2: About the eighties.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that too, same that.
Speaker 7: Booty take a Shama show together.
Speaker 3: I've always had a theory about how Teddy ended up inch.
Speaker 2: I fell in the shower.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 1: I watched the documentary about Teddy Pendras. I was fascinated
with Teddy Pendras because he was supposed to be like
the Crossover. He's going to be the black Elvis, and
it's what they called him, and they.
Speaker 3: Were trying to make him main stream.
Speaker 2: An I don't think I can say that anymore. What
do you mean consider black Elvis anymore?
Speaker 3: All right? Well, they I did so, and that's what
they were call him.
Speaker 1: But I think like he had a female manager and
she wound up getting murdered.
Speaker 3: It was all this shady shit.
Speaker 1: And he's a Philadelphia guy and he would go back
to Philly and he had this big like.
Speaker 3: Green Cadillac or something that they would drive, and.
Speaker 2: So friends down on the docks.
Speaker 3: I don't know he went. I have no idea.
Speaker 1: So he he picks up he has a girlfriend, and
he picks up another young chick and they both get
in the car and he says to the girlfriend, I'm
gonna drop you off first. And the girlfriend is in
the documentary saying, yeah, you know he was gonna drop
me off for so like she was okay with whatever.
Speaker 3: Was going on.
Speaker 1: And then you see the woman that he picked up.
Teddy did not realize. I don't believe that it was
a transvestite.
Speaker 2: Do you think the girlfriend, now my girlfriend could pick
it out that he was cool with it.
Speaker 3: I have no idea.
Speaker 2: Teddy gonna get it laugh tonight.
Speaker 3: And here's the thing that I always wondered.
Speaker 1: Because he drops the girlfriend off, transvestite gets into the
front seat or the trans I think the person fully transitioned.
Speaker 2: Transvests in the trans am.
Speaker 3: And then I.
Speaker 1: Think, like he loses control, starts going fast, and you
hear the woman telling the story about how I kept
saying to slow down, so down, and he's going around
these turns and loses it and goes into the woods,
gets into a bad accident. She survives fine, and Teddy
is paralyzed from the waist down as a result. And
I always wondered, did Teddy slide his hand over and
hit a stick shift, so to speak, and realize this
isn't one I thought I was getting.
Speaker 4: So he's trying to kill them both?
Speaker 1: No, I think he just lost controls, you know, That's
what I was. I always wondered. I always wonder that,
and no one has ever. I've never read that theory anywhere.
I've never anything, but anytime I remember I spent a
showtime did They had the Teddy Pendergrass documentary and.
Speaker 3: I had to. I had to watch it, and they
had all these people in it talking.
Speaker 4: Maybe he was, you know, right when he shot the load,
he fucking got so excited.
Speaker 3: It could be that. It could be that.
Speaker 1: I have no idea, but I was like, man, I
always wondered, did you I would love to know if.
Speaker 2: The girlfriend the first drop off knew kind of figured
it out. I was like, yeah, because there's no way
that that woman would be that calm.
Speaker 3: She was like super calm.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, he said, I'm gonna drop you off
first and I'm like, something you could.
Speaker 3: You imagine that?
Speaker 2: Like you go out, you go out to a bar,
and you get a text from some random girl and
she gets in the car and you're like, I'll just
drop you off at home real quick. I'm gonna take
her home after.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Right, that's the thing.
Speaker 4: I'd be paralyzed.
Speaker 2: There anal Fishers the hard way to be cut.
Speaker 4: Off and stuck right up.
Speaker 1: Then all right, So here's the story that I've been
teasing and I saw the last week and now I
think it hit national news a couple of days ago.
This guy did something that I think a lot of
men have thought about doing at some point.
Speaker 3: If you could just escape, if you could fake your death,
just get away, would you do it?
Speaker 1: And sometimes things get stressful, things get tough, you might
just say this would be a good way to do it.
Speaker 3: And I'm thinking this story is so bizarre because he's
a father of three, and he has and he's married
to go on and and his name is Kevin No
the dude like he lives in Wisconsin and he somehow
gets to go on a camping exhibition by himself or
expedition by himself, and he's out in the kayak squatch hunt.
Speaker 1: He flips the kayak over. He has an inflatable boat
with him, like a rubber raft or whatever, one of
those things he used to buy Walmart. And he rows
himself to shore, dumps his phone in the lake, and
the lake is deep. It's like two hundred feet deep,
this green lake in Wisconsin.
Speaker 3: And he then has an e bike that he rides
seventy miles from Wisconsin to Detroit, gets on a bus
from Detroit to Canada, gets into Canada, and then boards
a flight to eastern Europe.
Speaker 4: Now, wim, how long ago was this?
Speaker 2: How do you? Yeah, how do you get away with
all this? Because you've got to have ideas?
Speaker 4: Yeah, passport to Canada. I don't know if Ida cross illegally.
Speaker 3: Let me just real, Wisconsin man, this is like within
the last I'm going to say this happened, uh maybe September.
Speaker 4: So then he had to get fake ideas ahead of time.
Speaker 1: Then, Wisconsin man, suitcases of cash. His name is Ryan.
He has a very strange last name, Borgward. Vanished during
a kayaking trip in August. Okay, so we did this
in August, leaving his family fore learned. So the thing
is like the guy had transferred a ton of money
to some offshore account and then also took out a
three hundred and thirty seven thousand dollars life insurance policy,
and he rode the electric bike seventy miles south to
the state capitol, where he boarded a bus for Detroit,
so Wisconsin, probably Madison, right, Madison, then too, and then
another to Canada before hopping on a plane. And he
he said that the cops actually have spoken to him,
and he sent a video of himself in an apartment
and they're trying to encourage him to come back.
Speaker 3: But there's nothing really illegal he did.
Speaker 1: I don't know unless life insurances, life insurance policy, that's
that would be the only thing, right.
Speaker 4: But he didn't yourself.
Speaker 2: Let's benefit after your wife's name and then she's in
the ship.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you have to prove she's in on it though.
Speaker 3: That's when I'm wondering, like, nothing makes sense on that.
Speaker 4: Police, that's the case, right, If you're in on it,
you're not calling the police for or you're.
Speaker 2: Don't have to give it back if he's alive. Well,
here here's let's see if.
Speaker 3: This clears up a little bit. This is the NBC
News National News picked up on the story. It opens
with the.
Speaker 8: Guy yes, this proof of life video from the Wisconsin
man police say staged his own death came as a
shock to investigators Apartment I am here. The specific location
of the married father of three is still unknown, but
Green Lake County Sheriff Mark Podole says his department is
now emailing Ryan Bookwork daily.
Speaker 4: Our biggest concern was that he was safe and well.
Speaker 8: Borkwork was reported missing in August after police found his
capsized kayak and fishing rod while at Ease and Vehicle
Park near Wisconsin's Green Lake.
Speaker 2: You picked Green Lake was because it was the deepest
lake in Wisconsin.
Speaker 3: There you go, and he thought basically drowned and he
got away with it.
Speaker 2: So could you imagine the phone call from your wife
when they find out you're alive. And in the Eastern
Bloc of Europe they find.
Speaker 3: Him and I'm going, why are you going to the
Eastern Block?
Speaker 2: Did he tell the cops don't give for this number,
don't give for this number. Uh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he went to Uzbekistan and uh, I don't know.
Somebody said so so many comments on the article. That's
always one of my favorite things. No, extradition there or
something maybe but maybe there's no extradition. But he didn't.
Speaker 3: He didn't break any.
Speaker 2: Extradition go south.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well there was supposedly some woman. It makes you
wonder was he he had. I was expecting an Eastern
European accent. He didn't have one. He sounded very Midwestern
when he talked.
Speaker 3: Just now. Well, at the beginning of the rom the
midwest was European. I don't know.
Speaker 4: He's trying to bor I mail and so somebody he's
gotta be smart enough to be able to find out
his location.
Speaker 3: They did.
Speaker 4: They hackers are always ahead of it.
Speaker 2: They were calling heavy Internet there. Maybe it's go the
library and Pakistan.
Speaker 3: They called.
Speaker 1: They called, and they spoke to a woman who spoke
who only spoke Russian, and she got the message to
him and he called and said, yeah, I am alive.
But I think, how much money does it take to
do one of these searches. Their divers are down in
the lake looking for the body.
Speaker 4: There's I mean that maybe he could get charge for
something that.
Speaker 1: I think exactly. But I got to read you this
these comments because somebody writes, what man does this to
his kids, his wife and why would his wife want
him back after pulling off such a stunt. High ladies,
I'm sure it's mis him, but he left his family
for a male order bride because this other woman.
Speaker 3: Now we don't know who this other woman is. Is
that for sure?
Speaker 1: We don't know there is another woman? Allegedly it could
be a family member. For all his last name looks
very Eastern European in terms of spelling. I don't know,
so comment to that comment. My hat is sincerely off
to this dude. This is my favorite one.
Speaker 3: We all know this is.
Speaker 1: This is every married American man's dream. It's clear from
the photos he had all the motivation in the world,
but old boy actually did it. I get that this
must be hard for his wife, choosing who's Bekistan versus
her and a much better haircut his wife had said,
though probably an upgrading conditions compared to surviving to Detroit
and Canada. Maybe she'll self reflect and be able to
appreciate the new step dad. More kudos to these whip
smart cops for finding someone who can't get on an
airplane without a license and credit card charge.
Speaker 3: I do appreciate that it.
Speaker 1: Was ultimately done in that he was ultimately done in
by a woman. Stay strong, Kings.
Speaker 3: There's hope for us.
Speaker 1: All feels like the end of shawshank Man, the feel
good story of the week. This has been the best
month of my life.
Speaker 2: Oh man, he's gonna be a Hall of Favor for this. Well,
he's gonna be first bout if you pull this off.
Speaker 3: So we're at the end of November, right.
Speaker 1: Maybe this started to unravel in Wisconsin in the early
part of the month. Now we're all getting to hear
about it. That guy got away for a couple of months,
and I don't know if it was guilt. Here's the
other thing you always wonder, what would you feel if
you found out your dad faked his own death to
get away from you and the family.
Speaker 2: Like, that's a little I don't feel like it's the kids.
I feel like it's the wife.
Speaker 3: I understand, but it don't.
Speaker 2: And if you come back, you know your wife is
waiting at that gate. You're flying into Detroit. No no, no, no,
I'm flying. I'm flying into Kansas. I'll walk.
Speaker 3: And your dad faked his own death. And I got
to think there would be guilted stuff too, But I go.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it'd be tough for the kid's part. You know, yes,
unless he doesn't have much a relationship with his kids.
Speaker 2: But I there's like a family photo with the three kids.
Oh he's That doesn't mean he's got a relationship. That
just means the bitch ruined is one Saturday?
Speaker 4: Just want the Fairport Music Festival? Well, no problem.
Speaker 1: Sometimes I wonder like if you go, you know, I
want to add of this marriage, you know what, just go, Well,
it would be so much easier to tell the kids
you're dead then try to go through with all this
ship that goes on in the divorse And I don't know.
Speaker 3: And the only thing I can think you could get
in trouble for is insurance fraud.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because otherwise, why don't you just disappear? You don't
need to make it look like you died. Just disappear
and no one talks about it. Where'd you go exactly?
He left me one day and never came back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you tell the kids are going off for some
milking a pack of smokes and you just don't come back.
I mean that's yeah, that's a good thing that kids
grew up that way.
Speaker 3: It's an awful lot of work to try, right, You
had to ditch a kayak. You had to ride knee
bike for seventy miles. I mean, knee bike's good for
maybe twenty twenty five if I.
Speaker 4: Had a fine place to charge it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't. I don't know how far any bike goes.
That's a good point, don't.
Speaker 2: You got you got Damien's got that one that goes
about what forty miles an hour?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like a motorcycle, a mini bike. Yeah, it's
like a minibike.
Speaker 1: But I don't know how many miles it goes. It's
distance wise, like on one charge, you know what I'm saying, Like,
if you charge it up, will it go?
Speaker 4: So the cargoes about three hundred But that's a big battery.
You can't put a big battery and a bike. You
get like a half hour, you gonna pull over.
Speaker 1: Church, knocking on someone straight, Hey, can I borrow a
little electricity?
Speaker 3: Just let me keep going that it is?
Speaker 1: That would be easier to just just I just feel
like you can't disappear anymore because you'll be tracked on
some camera, somebody puts out a missing person's report, And
so if I fake my death, at least I stall
them enough right, that's the only thing I can think.
Speaker 4: I mean, you see, these people are on the run
for years and years and years, and they get caught
something stupid, you know, in a store. But they don't
look anything like they did, but somehow they still get caught. Right, Yeah,
you're right, just saying this is over.
Speaker 3: Yeah I'm not.
Speaker 4: I'm not about this marriage anymore.
Speaker 3: But it's that simple.
Speaker 2: Folks a lot.
Speaker 4: Easier than I do in the other time.
Speaker 2: Well it is because.
Speaker 1: Except you it will cost you some money. But but
this is going to cost you some money.
Speaker 4: I would think when he doesn't have any money. If
he doesn't, you know, maybe she threatened him.
Speaker 2: If you leave, I'm gonna kill you. Maybe he's setting
her up.
Speaker 3: Oh had it on a recording. It didn't work. Whatever,
it didn't work. The police found him. Then.
Speaker 1: I don't know how you find the guy, but obviously
through some transaction or his passport dging something.
Speaker 4: Something that he had to use his passport and so
he knew he wasn't dead unless he had a fake one,
which as possible.
Speaker 1: Any anything as possible. I think you can get anything nowadays.
Like I wasn't even familiar with the dark web, as
you know, I hear about it all. I didn't realize
that that it's that onion symbol or whatever. Is the
Dark Web? Do you ever see that as in the Internet. No,
well they sell all kinds of shit on there body
your son.
Speaker 2: Yes, he introduced me to it. So I'm like, this
stuff is like you can get in America.
Speaker 1: I believe you can get anything you want, probably easier
than anywhere else.
Speaker 3: On the planet. You can get it.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that anywhere you can, but I think
it's probably easier here. There's more freedoms to do stuff.
But I would so to find.
Speaker 4: A way to get a lot harder these days. Like
the licenses now they scan them. So these college kids
are so far ahead though. They've got fake licenses that
scan and they're fine. They have their real name, like
their actual name.
Speaker 2: And I should I should grab Brilliance. I should grab
Sam some night and bring it up and see how
good he how good he did with what he could.
Speaker 4: Do the same thing ray so much. I should look
at her and.
Speaker 3: What it does. Yeah, yeah, because you have to scan them, right.
Speaker 4: We don't have to, but the bars, obviously the college
bars do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so well, it makes it so much easier.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, some of those bouncers can't do math.
Speaker 4: Some of them don't really give a shit on time.
One time the guy asked her what you're address and
she goes, I actually, I don't know what it is
on there, and he goes, all right, just go in.
They're not going to tell something to attractive eighteen year
old girl. You're not coming in. If it's a guy,
get the fuck out. Yeah, you know, we know most
of the times those guys don't count, right, they're making
fifteen bucks an.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you could probably Well you've worked in hospitality.
You get a good looking crowd in there of women,
and I think guys stay longer. Absolutely, you know.
Speaker 3: It's another drink, it's another thing. Yep. But then it's
always the stings that I worry about.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like right, But as long as they got a
fake idea, as long as they have ID on them
that shows that they're twenty one, and as long as
it looks somewhat like them, you don't want to get
in trouble. They get in trouble as long as you
ide the person and let's say it's not it's not
a white girl using a black girl's ID. And it's obvious. Yeah,
you know the hair color. Girls change their hair color
all the photo negative.
Speaker 3: What are you talking about? They got the photodegative.
Speaker 4: I mean I looked at the picture. It looked like her. Yeah,
the dates right, So you don't get in trouble with that.
Speaker 1: What happens when because there are stings done where they
send an underage person in.
Speaker 4: So when they do a sting, the person coming in
is underage, but they don't have an ID. They'll tell
you they forgot it. It's in the car. They come
up with some they can't show and I D because
if they show you an I D they're off the hook, yeah,
or you're off the huck. So they can't show an ID.
So what they do is they make these people up
and they look like they're twenty five thirty years old
and they're seventeen eighteen years old, and they'll come to
the bar and they'll try to order a drink and
if you don't say, you know, can I see your ID?
They immediately go outside and they come back in with
two cops and they arrest them. Run the spot. Ah, yeah,
they coffee and everything. Run on the spot.
Speaker 3: It's awful.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And then but so the bar t huner gets charged,
the bar gets charged, and then so I think when
last I knew, the penalty start at like five hundred
dollars for the bars hundred, It's like, I think it
starts at five grand.
Speaker 3: Nowt for the bars, five grand for the bar.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you're only allowed a couple and then they
shut you down.
Speaker 3: And they go by, Yeah it's the strike system or something. Yeah. Wow,
So you've got to like really have people that are yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean, you know, the nice thing is in a
in a place like BTV, it's it's an.
Speaker 3: Older yeah bar twer.
Speaker 4: They're not young kids, so they're not trying to worry
about that. You know, they know the ID, they're smart
enough to do it.
Speaker 3: So wow.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but the five grand for the bar, I think
it starts. It's either five or tenant starts that used
to be used to be crazy. You don't see. You
don't see it happen too often anymore. I did get
a I did get a text on Friday that said, hey,
liquor authorities in town and running stings, so make sure
everybody's on point. Like the bar owners are very good
about letting each other know that it's very good kind
of tests sometimes everywhere for a while, just I don't
have to with my staff. So if it was a
different staff, I would, but not the staff, I have.
Speaker 3: No the But you've got the biggest born night of
the year coming up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, But for again, for a place like bt B,
that's not a big night. It's a big it's a
big day. Yes, it's a lot of guys who have
off maybe on Wednesday or get out at noon, so
we'll be busy until nine o'clock and then we'll die
right out.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, you.
Speaker 4: Go downtown or wherever the kids are not I don't
know where kids go anymore. Half of them don't right
over here.
Speaker 2: Half of them don't. That's a great point.
Speaker 3: They don't. Yeah.
Speaker 4: The bar, the bar industry, at least around here, has
gone downhill a lot, like, Yeah, these young kids aren't
going out, you know, they're they're more more of them
are smoking weed now, you know, and then that kind
of thing instead of going out drinking, which you know,
it is what it is.
Speaker 3: Right. Well, I think you're starting to see some of
the company coming.
Speaker 2: They're coming out here now, yeah, not really going downtown safe.
Speaker 3: And they come to yeah, you get the country place now?
And how's that place? I have not been in there,
but I have heard it's been pretty busy. Yeah, but
I don't know. And with people who I've been told
they don't know what they're.
Speaker 1: Doing, what I want to know, like how many times people?
How do you know they don't know what they're doing?
I guess you had to wait for a drink.
Speaker 4: I don't know football, everybody's an ext person.
Speaker 3: Well, it's a.
Speaker 1: Weird thing because I always just when I see criticism
of certain industries, I go, how do you know you
never swung a hammer?
Speaker 2: I can look at you.
Speaker 1: Until you never swung a hammer, You wouldn't know level
from anything, you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: And it's it's funny to me. So I don't know.
I did hear that, like, yeah, they didn't know what
they were doing. So I'm like, I'm not sure what
that means. I'm not sure what that means. It could
be very busy and then so that that's the thing.
But try faking your own death. You can do. See
if you can out do the Wisconsin man got away
with it.
Speaker 2: I'm not got he didn't though, well he didn't three
months except that he's still over there, so he's not
with his family. That's the thing that I can't figure out.
Something's not adding up in this story. For me, it's
not making sense. I feel like the wife was in
on this in some way.
Speaker 4: If he got a mistress over there, that's where the
offshore account. I mean, they got to be if they
tracked the account, they got to know who the off
shore account belongs to. That's how they could have maybe
found him.
Speaker 3: Oh, because he did find.
Speaker 4: Large amounts of money, they're gonna say that you did. Yes,
that was a woman or guy even over there. I
ever know that's true. Don't rule anything out here. No, obviously,
that's probably how they traced it, and that's how he's
got money. But what is he doing for everything else?
Speaker 3: I don't know. They said that he has to have
a way to support himself, but they weren't sure what It.
Speaker 4: Was interesting to know who the beneficiary was on the
life insurance.
Speaker 3: Well, I thought it was for his Yeah, I thought
it was for the family. They don't say, They just say,
a nice.
Speaker 4: Enough thing to do right at the end for um, right,
help them out. Here's three hundred and thirty five thousand
dollars still live on the rest of your life.
Speaker 1: I have always been a believer in when somebody does
something dumb, like you know there's a sign don't come
down here. Like there was a guy who went to
take pictures and there's all these signs around the river
say don't walk out, and he got stranded, and now
the ropes crew's got to come and save you. And
I go, if you do something really dumb like that,
and I get even, I guess the DWI would be dumbe,
But you just violate, you ignore everything, you're of sober mind.
Speaker 3: You should pay for that shit because they gotta you know,
they gotta drink. Somebody's out, pass out, get you out there.
You know all these people swimming in the bottom of
this lake two hundred down, two hundred feet down. It's like, yeah,
somebody's got to pay for that shit. It's gotta be
one hundreds of thousands, Yes, exactly. When you see the
helicopters flying overhead and he can't find what I'm saying this,
But our.
Speaker 2: Friend, our friend Duppy Hurley is on the Scooba team.
How often do you think they should go out and
have to scuba? Maybe once, maybe twice a year.
Speaker 3: I don't know they did. You know we're going it
does well?
Speaker 2: How about we're getting some practice in, we're getting getting
a quick swim.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't want to go to the bottom of the absolutely.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll take the bott of my pool.
Speaker 3: Did you uh?
Speaker 2: Did you do a do we? I?
Speaker 3: Do we do?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: We could go head to head.
Speaker 3: Let's see how we do. Two guys who never win
and somebody gets to be a champion.
Speaker 4: Tip it's like the loser, like for the low score.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is probably one of the toughest ones I've
written to Maybe just give it this week.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the theme is not.
Speaker 2: Hard, but the songs are a little harder.
Speaker 3: What do you mean how hard?
Speaker 4: Well, I mean they're hard for me every week, so.
Speaker 3: They are for me. If they're not, like you want
to know how hard? That's not what I'm saying here, Fisherman.
All right, we'll take a moment to decide what we're
going to do next.
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Speaker 2: I hate to sleep with one.
Speaker 7: I see the head lights turn, the shadows driving pat.
Speaker 2: I hope one night it's not you go.
Speaker 3: Because you woke up and realize what you could. You
sleep with peace and mind. You don't want you right
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I love that Teddy Swims looks like a person most
people avoid like they've been Teddy Swims is walking down
the stair.
Speaker 1: I think there's a bunch of women in February that
would cross to the other side of the street because
post malone, but post malone just I think he's been
around longer, and he's so sweet to everybody that well, they're.
Speaker 2: All sweet to everybody. Yes, I agree that it's just
that look.
Speaker 3: It is that look. But man, listen to this voice
and then this dude somebody's playing this song. I must
have been set up in a way, but you know,
how they have pianos and malls sometimes so some kid
is playing his song and he walks up and sings
it in the mall. Oh it has to be staged, man,
how fucking cool if you're walking through the mall. Who
goes to malls anymore?
Speaker 2: And the only one I think I've seen it problem
One of those I think I've seen this legit is
it was lit. They were walking down the street in
Nashville and the bar the stage was right on the outside,
right right at the end of the bill, kind of
like Damien's got with the windows, and he just they
were walking by and heard it, kept walking, stopped, went back,
and then stuck up on stage.
Speaker 3: I have seen uh fallon do that kid.
Speaker 2: Rocks done too, but they throw him right out.
Speaker 3: It's his own bar too, his own far. I think
that almost gives me a whole new respect for kid rock,
Like you're gonna.
Speaker 2: Be or it's a bullshit made up story that just
it's an urban legend that it could be.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think he does drinking there. Yeah, but sure
they're probably like, I think it's time to go home tonight,
and he's like.
Speaker 3: Yeah, probably right. No, I own this place.
Speaker 4: Way I see that.
Speaker 2: How many time has that happened to you?
Speaker 3: Matt? Should we try to call Mark see see if
you again?
Speaker 1: Just we'll just see how how it's well. I'm gonna
ask him what you'd.
Speaker 4: Be able to play the music too at the same time.
Speaker 1: Right, No, because well maybe I wasn't gonna have him
played the game. I was just going to see how
his asses do.
Speaker 4: Just see if he's gonna We're calling check on your ass?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Is that still his number? I just want to make
sure I had an initial At one point I tried
to call him for the eclipse and it was in
his number.
Speaker 4: Really are sleeping?
Speaker 3: I hope he get his voicemail.
Speaker 2: It's a creepy fucking picture that comes in for this now.
I don't know why that's like that.
Speaker 3: I didn't do that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that he was listening. He's pissed off.
Speaker 2: Leave a message or throw me attack.
Speaker 4: Thanks?
Speaker 1: How's your ass? We just want to check on you.
We're worried about you, that's all. And I want to
know what a fisher is.
Speaker 2: I told you what a fisher is.
Speaker 3: No, that's true, all right? Feel better? Mark? Happy, Thanksgiving,
thankful that you're well.
Speaker 1: I you do worry about the guy like that, because
you never know what, Like is he downplaying something?
Speaker 3: Could it be worse?
Speaker 4: I never know?
Speaker 1: Yeah, And then there is such a thing as a
prolapsed Uh, he went Scott.
Speaker 2: He didn't Marianne wanted to.
Speaker 4: Maybe maybe she's so mad to feel mad again.
Speaker 3: Well, I wonder if I was.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I thought I was calling Fish, not Fisher, but
fish on the play because I thought there was something
like something that right, maybe.
Speaker 4: He's just doing to get her to feel sorry for
him and for me of him, and if.
Speaker 3: That could be or he didn't want to put up
with her bullshit.
Speaker 2: These are the views of Bill and Mark and Bill
and Matt alone.
Speaker 1: Now Kevin, he didn't want to put up with the
bullshit and he didn't want anybody talking about him. And uh,
the other thing I thought was, uh, maybe he was
staying home to hang out with her today.
Speaker 4: Yeah, how I mean, he was pretty he was. He
was definitely a little intoxicated when he agreed that we
could talk about it.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well that's that's I said.
Speaker 4: I don't got say anything wrong. We're gonna get both
sides and see what people think. To have people start
texting in and saying whether they agree with it or not.
Speaker 3: Well, what great he was? What the story being that
he was supposed to be with her or and he wasn't.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he went out. He still had a chance to
you know, he could have went and did somewhere yesterday,
but he chose to come to the Barnes.
Speaker 2: Of Bills bye week. Oh god.
Speaker 4: He did have a buddy meeting him up there from
the that he works with at the school, so maybe
that was his reasoning for coming.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, you can't let the buddy down. Guy's coming
one hose.
Speaker 4: I guess not the first time, and he's always gotten
away with it, so why not keep pushing?
Speaker 3: Right boy? All right? What do we got for a theme?
That tune?
Speaker 2: I thought it easier one for you guys, Thank god, thank.
Speaker 6: God, No no, no, loving a bad, bad girl, love
and careless with adelegant man.
Speaker 2: It's awesome. Did to hang out with.
Speaker 8: H m hm.
Speaker 3: Because she grew up with the children of stars.
Speaker 6: In the Hollywood Hills.
Speaker 4: And the boulevard.
Speaker 2: She was the nicest guys, one of the nice guys
ever remaked.
Speaker 3: All right, he was all I still everyone was there.
Speaker 2: Former anthel do moren no down, It's not this person.
Speaker 5: No, got no down, No, that's right fevers everybody, I
guess your ID.
Speaker 2: Does I know about the story?
Speaker 4: Maybe that's another one. I know the song. I just
don't know anything else.
Speaker 3: What there was? His key got into an accident, and
God and comments and will button read any finally came back.
Here's her.
Speaker 2: I turned from black into right white.
Speaker 3: He said that it was wrong more. I'm a cousin
smashed so m h.
Speaker 2: I can't think of the it's the ending scene from them.
I can't think of the name of the movie with
Reese Witherspoon and Sarah Michelle Galler. I can't think of
the name of the movie.
Speaker 4: So drive me nuts.
Speaker 3: Oh this is a reach. I think you're wrong. Do
you think you got a theme?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 3: That I probably have the wrong band. So I wrote
it down.
Speaker 8: To do.
Speaker 3: This the last one, this.
Speaker 4: Last one, love my to see the.
Speaker 3: Good.
Speaker 2: Sure this could be the first three to two game.
Speaker 4: Ever, like you two to nothing.
Speaker 2: I saw you had a couple over there, so you're going,
all right.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure of them?
Speaker 2: All right, who did you think this was?
Speaker 3: I said?
Speaker 4: I thought it might be Eva Levine. Am I wrong?
Speaker 3: It's not? I said? And I said bad girl.
Speaker 2: It's criminal.
Speaker 5: God.
Speaker 2: This like a zero no dirty dirty video back in
the day.
Speaker 1: Okay, I you kept saying you met this person. At
first I wrote down Ryan Adams. Then I crossed it out.
I said back, I'm.
Speaker 2: Not back, not Ryan Adams.
Speaker 4: I had no guys at all.
Speaker 2: It's Sean Mullins. Lulla bah God did I not know that?
Speaker 3: All right? It's like at zero there I have one
point so far? Oh, come on, everybody knows this one.
Speaker 4: Tumblewamba, right, yep, this.
Speaker 2: Is chumblemba something. It is something, all right.
Speaker 3: I think we're tied right now.
Speaker 4: I've only got two.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, I I don't know who. This is a song.
Speaker 4: This is Craig Mackin. It's return of the back Mark
Morrison returned back.
Speaker 1: I only got one, all right, So now we're tied
because I got zero. Okay, I cannot remember the name
of the song.
Speaker 4: And it's like somebody's it's Crash Test Stummies.
Speaker 3: Yeah it is crash Crash Test Stummies. I wrote that
that's what it is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I remember, I never knew that I knew the song,
but I had no idea. They go one point. Yeah,
it's a bittersweet symphony.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 4: I can't think of the.
Speaker 2: Artist ship god in the verb the verver. But I
know I wrote down cold Play stars, so I got
nothing on that. That's leading, that's right, that's that's where
I live.
Speaker 3: But the verb was the one that the stone suited
them over that song for twenty years and then Mick
and Keith, I.
Speaker 4: Just I totally guess it's not sublime.
Speaker 2: It is not sublime.
Speaker 3: I wrote Dishwala counting blue cars for two. Wow. The reach,
I told you it was a reach.
Speaker 4: It's a good reach.
Speaker 3: I don't know who's doing this, but I said, would
I lie to you what I got? But I have
no idea that Charles and Eddie.
Speaker 4: I still don't have no idea who that is.
Speaker 2: I know the song, yeah, I do too, and it's
like a sounds like Luther Old arm b any thoughts
on the theme did you have it? Did you have
a theme or did you reach?
Speaker 4: Ball six six man?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 5: The um.
Speaker 4: I feel like this is coming back from being cheated
on or something.
Speaker 3: It's not I thought that. Yeah, I was thinking a
bad girl tubbs him into his system?
Speaker 2: Is I'm gonna have to find another song for every
blue cards.
Speaker 3: Would I lie to you? Uh? What is the theme?
Speaker 2: Because I don't know themes? These are nineties one hit wonders. Ah, okay,
all right, that's a good one. That's that's true.
Speaker 4: That's right. Mark Morrison really didn't have anyone that I
haven't got his name wrong.
Speaker 2: He I give you an overtime or do you guys
want to call it.
Speaker 3: God? See what you give a soft? You have one?
You do, don't you? It's going.
Speaker 4: What the fuck?
Speaker 2: I don't think I've ever heard this part of the song.
Give it a second, I guess. I guess that's why
they have radio edits right, wants worse out?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 3: My got it? Yeah? Okay, Joan Osborne, I was gonna
give him a second to hear it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I wasn't gonna help. Did you have the song too?
Speaker 3: What if God was one of us?
Speaker 2: One of us yet one of us?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: It was just high.
Speaker 4: It's like it's like I was going to overtime for lose,
and I was I was the best man to overtime.
Speaker 2: That's like Alabama getting the last second touchdown to squeak
out of win against el.
Speaker 4: Corn State, like Kansas City yesterday against Carolina.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, what was that? Is Carolina a tough
They're tough out.
Speaker 4: They're really well coached, really are. Dave Canellis is doing
a great job. It's his first year. There was kind
of handed a ship sandwich and he's actually they've been
competitive this year for the most part.
Speaker 3: Bryce Young didn't he looked really good yesterday.
Speaker 5: They did.
Speaker 4: They got to him start with the rest of the year.
Speaker 3: I think, yeah, why did they bench him? He was struggling, irug.
Speaker 4: And I think they did it to kind of slow
the game down for him a lot. He's five foot nine.
It's hard for him to even see if I can
get him outside the pockets. He's not bad. Yeah, he
did very well at Alabama. We'll see. He's gonna get
everything kind out of the kid, that's for sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because I was thinking, I kept thinking, I God,
I'd never rooted it so far hard for the Carolina right,
I mean, I really did. And you know, it's Kansas City,
so I figured at some point they're gonna put their foot.
Speaker 3: On the gas and this is gonna be over.
Speaker 4: We haven't done that all year though. No, you know,
they have a lot of injuries, but that doesn't add up.
Where's Travis Kelsey?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean you saw him yesterday. I only saw
him on like one play. Did he have a touchdown here?
Speaker 4: He had one touchdown? One he had though, but I.
Speaker 1: Saw him like a quick sweep out to him for
I think it was for the first down and he
didn't get it, like they stuck him hard or maybe
he just got back.
Speaker 3: To the line of scrimmage on it them. Do you
think so?
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay?
Speaker 3: Or is it just how old is he now?
Speaker 4: I thought, is he thirty six? He might be thirty four.
I mean, his brother really took good care of his
body as far as stuff. And he's out partying with Taylor,
So I mean he's not party with Taylor. He's out
party anyways. Kind of like Gronk was. Yeah, Gronks was
just as he.
Speaker 3: Was a freak.
Speaker 2: I mean.
Speaker 3: And to think that guy just ninety miles away from
here is where he grew up.
Speaker 4: Is he roots for the Bills now he openly says that, yeah, yeah,
he's back to root for the Bills. Yeah, well he
grew up he roots for the Patriots, but he grew up.
Speaker 3: Doing that man. That's uh yeah, I would I thought
Carolina was a tough out, but I think everything doesn't.
Dallas have them coming up. I thought there's a Dallas.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's gonna be a battle Tom, just like that.
Speaker 2: But I think everybody has that. Every team has that
stinker game. And I think as long as you won,
doesn't fall dropping a stinker, Well, what do we call that?
Speaker 3: Like a trap game or something?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 2: I think if Kansy dropped yesterday, I think Buffalo would
have dropped the stinkers somewhere. Oh, I think as long
as Kansasey doesn't, Buffalo won't.
Speaker 4: I don't know, I don't know. It's hard in the NFL. Yeah,
I don't care who you're playing their NFL players, Thank you.
There's a reason why only so many make it out
of college. You got thousands and thousands of college athletes
who don't make it. And we make fun of these
backup quarterbacks, But the third string quarterback is better than
any quarterback in college football. Yeah most of the time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because it's crazy. It is amazing at.
Speaker 4: That level, and it's amazing how much they have to
take care of their bodies. And you saw Tom Brady
didn't drink alcohol anything like that. Derrick Henry and Zeke
Elliott came out in the same year, and Zeke partied,
and Derrick Henry works out like it's his job because
it is his job, and he's still tearing it up
in the NFL, and z he can't get two yards.
Speaker 3: That's interesting.
Speaker 4: I forgot that they came out amazing how well these
guys take care of their bodies. Yeah, well that's your job,
you know, for five.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he told us, because it's gone to the days
where you've got Russians in the corner in the locker room,
hitting vodka bottles and smoking darts between periods. Now it's
you're eating a sleeve of oreos. You're you're poisoning yourself.
Speaker 4: Back in the seventies, these guys went to work, you
know they Yeah, they didn't run for a football game,
went to work the next day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they did.
Speaker 4: Any difference they had, they had jobs.
Speaker 2: Could you imagine if it was like the seventies, you
got like Mahomes or Allan on the sideline ripping a
dart between series like Len Dawson, think.
Speaker 1: Just more ripping going on in you know, oh probably,
But I mean it's like you're right though, with to
take care of your body. Who was the guy who,
uh you think he's an analyst now or he was
for a few minutes. Played for the Jets for a
while wide receiver and it admitted to bipolar. Really put
a spotlight on mental health. I thought it was it's
not Marshan. Marshaan is the name and that keeps coming
and it's not him. But that guy would pay almost
a million dollars a year just to maintain his body
through like a private chef workouts. He would helicopter into
the stadium.
Speaker 2: That worked out.
Speaker 4: When Torell Owens broke his leg, they're in the Super
Bowl year when he was at Philadelphia, he bought this
chamber that he would sleep and to heal it faster,
and it made it like a chamber five weeks instead
of like an eight week injury. So he played in
the Super Bowl with a broken leg basically wasn't fully healed.
But he played. These guys the things they do, and
Torell Owens was a freaking idiot mentally, but he took
care of his body. Yeah, the best shirts up in
the driveway.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh god, that was funny.
Speaker 1: I got him the day, but didn't we see him
it wasn't isn't there somebody suing him?
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, no, no, I got the wrong guy.
Speaker 4: Uh about Antonio Brown.
Speaker 3: No, not not Antonio Brown.
Speaker 2: See Antonio Brown said he wanted to play for the
Steelers and some reporters so that the Mike Tomlin, I'm like,
Tom just walked away. He's like, I'm Antonio Brown said
he'll play for you, no cost.
Speaker 1: And Tom was like, no, the I was thinking of
who's the center for the Lakers last? And then he
just had that, uh, some kind of affair in Atlanta.
Somebody was suing him for like he woke up, he
passed out on the couch, he woke up and they
were having sex.
Speaker 3: Not Shack right, No, no, no, no, definitely not Shack. God.
I'm so terrible these days with names.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking.
Speaker 3: For him recently, well recently. Yeah, and this was like
his third or fourth team. Uh.
Speaker 1: He started with Orlando and he was actually coached by
and they believe he was the reason that Van Gundy,
the other Van Gundy left Orlando and when he was
the head coach was for the center.
Speaker 4: It's not Gray, no, no, therefore, and he was.
Speaker 1: Like, yeah, anyway, he had some kind of homosexual affair
that uh, somebody was shooting them over with sexual harassment
and exposing.
Speaker 3: Him to something I don't even remember.
Speaker 1: Anyway, I was thinking of the wrong guy that went
totally off the rails, and I apologize for that. On
that note, Kevin, we should probably before we go, Matt
Big plans for Thanksgiving?
Speaker 4: No plans I got. The kids are coming over in
the morning, or I shouldn't say morning, one o'clock one
thirty because both my son and I are both working Thursday,
so I usually work Thanksgiving. Get the you know, some
staff some time off, so I'll see the kids for
a couple hours. But they have other places to go,
so yeah, especially my daughter, she's like three different places
skim It's crazy.
Speaker 1: All right, Kevin Big plants drinking, that's it, just drinking
and eating and watching football and having a good time.
Speaker 2: Not even eating, just drinking.
Speaker 3: Well, I am very thankful, Matt that you are here
in this morning. I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Kevin, same deal, and we will see everybody next week, sir,
And I'll see you tomorrow.
Speaker 2: I woke up in a hotel, didn't know what to do.
Speaker 3: I turn a TV on rule a letter to you
and stop.
Speaker 2: Didn't buy a dagnet about the unstate.