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Speaker 2: To you live from the dating capital of the United States.
That's right, you heard me? Uh huh that is right.
When's your Randy Voue? I got a uh how dare you?
How dare you? How dare you? How dare you?
Speaker 3: And racing Randy double Hayden.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, I got an update on that too. According
to a new report, all the single ladies better head
to Rochester to the Flower City, ranked number one dating
in the nation. That's right, yeah wow, yeah, baby, I've
been busy. You're gonna get later shot down Tom one
of the two. I've been busy. I've been very busy.
And this is according to uh no my left because
of my right. I just know it too well changed. Yeah,
I uh like this is that's exactly right. It feels
like someone else cheating on themselves. The uh this is
according to like some Facebook page called Upstate. I don't know, so,
I don't know where they get the information from somebody
just says next door my neighborhood. App Uh, it could not.
I think this is a little more legit. Well it's
such a whorehouse. Yeah, but that's not a I think
those are legitimate sites. Yea, you get good information off
your neighborhood. I know what the police sir was, who
cares well? It is funny, like I don't know if
that's a real thing or a joke. It was texted
to me and then they said it's from a Facebook page.
I'm not sure where this report has come from. That
where the number one dating in the dating the same guy.
That's the first place my head went, right, mean, definitely
eyed on this. I have no idea. So but we
just don't have like a sense of humor because if
you said that to somebody who is in the dating world,
they would shit all over that in a matter of seconds.
Speaker 4: Am I wrong?
Speaker 3: Oh no not.
Speaker 2: They would tell you how absolutely horrible it is. We
love to earn your boyfriend. Is it Rochester in general
or is it Rochester in general? So I could see
Fairport on a weekend, Yeah, yeah, there's some single ladies
walking around.
Speaker 3: Yeah there are Oh, there's a disparity though, like that,
you got the people going out are either really young
or like empty nesters.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: So they're either like the teeny boppers like college or
post college, just post college.
Speaker 2: Or they're like like forty five fifty plus some of
us have kids. Ain't gonna make No. That's my point though,
that is that's a good point. But I think that
in that thing that Kevin's talking about, if you go
into that about thirty five and you come a little up,
you'll find women that are divorced, right, But those are
all on Webster. But no, they're not Law's house, X
is living.
Speaker 3: Webster's coming by the way, George Strait's coming up.
Speaker 2: No, yeah, yeah yeah with Chris Stapleton. Yeah with Chris Stapleton.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, I'm sure like our buddy, Like, you know,
I probably got a box seats.
Speaker 2: I gotta go to that. I gotta, I gotta go
to the Christ. George straight, I was like King of Country.
I know, I know, I don't appreciate it.
Speaker 3: I was in Nashville when he and Chris Stapleton in
a little big town did back to back shows on
a Friday and Saturday.
Speaker 2: The whole town.
Speaker 3: I mean Nashville got shut down and the second night
a monsoon came through and everybody had to leave Nis
Side Stadium at once and flood Broadway. It was hysterical.
Speaker 2: But back to this dating thing, Yes, Danny, it's because
I want to talk about That was a topic I
just got texted to me just before we started, and
I wrote back to the person, I've been busy as
a joke number one. I've been busy trying to get
us to be number one. But I what about the
dating thing.
Speaker 3: Well, they say Rochester is kind of like Renal, like
the world's smallest big city. In other words, everybody knows
everybody six.
Speaker 2: Degrees of separation. Like our our deceased.
Speaker 3: Friend John the prison consultant always said, you can't even
have a decent affair in this town, remember, because everybody
knows everybody. And I wondered if like everybody just knows everybody,
somebody just talks about everybody and everybody's single dating.
Speaker 2: You know, I know people who've had affairs in this town.
And yeah, I kept it my next wife. That was a.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was at Rosbury Show the next day.
Speaker 2: Uh, people just don't have it said, I saw this
great story today. It just made me laugh because we're
near a Chinese restaurant. We're the studio is and somebody
in Australia got they write dirty messages for their fortune cookies.
It's like their whole people go there and get the
food because the fortune cookie fortune is a little dirty
number thirteen all the way down Under.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So it says things like the year the snake bears
good fortune, your divorce is coming soon as one of them,
or I only married you for your money, you ugly see,
and it says the whole word wow, that's except the
word well in Australia's maybe another one said something like
you can do anything you want, except you won't because
there will be scrolling on your phone all day. So
then they wrote and said we can no longer the
company that was printing them, so we can no longer
do this. Why not because their messages got mixed in
with another client and the other client was ripped next door,
like they made fortune cookie and they put them in
the wrong business. I'd like to file a complain about
this budgun cookie. Who's making who's making the company more money?
In the other company, This woman says that she spent
ten thousand dollars with them. Okay, so it seems like
a lot for fortune cookie messages if it's anything less
than ten thousand, and that company made a dumb decision, yeah,
I said. Unfortunately, we had some issues at the end
of last year when your messages were resakely mixed into
another company with the Christmas message. These customers were quite
upset to find these messages inside their cookies, and as
a result, the management had decided to no longer accept
customized orders with offensive or expletive words. You lucky numbers
are that seems bullshit? Well that that was the look.
I don't know. This is on a weekend. We can't
do you. We can't handle your business anymore because we
fucked up. Yes, well here's well, think about this for
just a second. How about better quality control?
Speaker 4: Can you not?
Speaker 2: Can you not see where you're in the business of
printing fortune cookie messages and you're running off a bunch
of day and here comes hungover somebody you know down
in Australia had a few too million fosters. You have
fire Paul Hogan, and you can get somebody else that
can do their job. But you could have people. You
could see where a company would go. We just can't
risk it anymore. I could totally see where a couple
of lawyers.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, I know.
Speaker 2: I thought you're right because I go that's I would
go just for you's got mixed in with the I
l U S. I guarantee you. People went just for
the fortune that place, and.
Speaker 3: That's unfortunate and they got a good message, like I
didn't pay for this.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 2: I wonder if business drops. I bet you if another printer,
there's gotta be more one printer Australia.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but to like put it in the cookie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know if this is a company that yeah,
I would assume puts it in the cookie. I mean,
like how does it work? No, I don't know. Are
two middle men here? I don't know.
Speaker 3: You have you got the print company, then you got
the fortune cookie.
Speaker 2: But I want.
Speaker 3: Message China cookie.
Speaker 2: I want the dirty message. I want to find out now.
I want to know how the forts of Cookies made
the message thing. I want the dirty You could do
a lot of things, but you'll just look on your phone. Yeah,
so says confused as Kevin. That is absolutely, absolutely the
truth on that. Wow. Uh, yeah, you know, I was
very disappointed in U.
Speaker 3: See the news covering the story.
Speaker 2: We went to a local Chinese restaurant. It was Channel
nine and seven China Kings to choose from Kevin, What
do you got? I was only gonna say then we
only talked today owner's children. That's terrible, That's terrible. Sorry.
The truth hurts a lot of there's a lot of
things in the Uh.
Speaker 3: What do you have tonight?
Speaker 2: Number fifty two? I might get Chinese tonight, now that
I'm thinking about it, I can't why. I just can't
eat it ever, not out of it. I just I
just never just never appealed to you, never did, never did.
I thought this might have been since you did that
diet and stuff. Oh no I have.
Speaker 3: I just can't do it. It just doesn't do it for me.
Speaker 2: The only foreign food it's is French arugulae hit.
Speaker 3: I love sushi, yes, not only Chinese.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's weird. Well Japanese, Yeah, I know, you take
the Japanese food over the Chinese food.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, I can't eat foe. I'm not a big
foux guy.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what. I don't like Vietnamese I
had Tie in Austin, Texas. I hated it. Oh, I
love Taie, I can't do. I love Thai food. Tie,
yeah do tie Vietnamese and Vietnamese. I tied that didn't
like that in Vietnamese spicy chicken.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: By the way, there's like there's like an out pouring
of sushi restaurants in Rochester.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you notice that, like five of them opened
up in the.
Speaker 2: Last like the single ladies like ladies, they're not the
only ones. No, I was just waiting to say something.
Speaker 3: No, there's like there's all these dues. There's like these
Because I told my why I want to do sushi.
She goes, you love sushi? I go, yeah, I love
sushi that she goes. But like, I mean, like, can't
we go here?
Speaker 2: What does it taste?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 2: No? I said, what not? Who? What's the only fish?
Come on, daddy, come on, buddy. I didn't know there
were five new sushi restaurants. I have no idea. I
don't even know there's one.
Speaker 3: There's one in the old like Starbucks in Pittsford that's turning.
That's on a sushi restaurant. It used to be Rachel.
Speaker 2: Wait where where was the Starbucks in Pittsford.
Speaker 3: H it was a rachel was a Starbucks, and it
became Rachel's. Is it the one right by crossed from Thursday's. Yeah,
they don't.
Speaker 2: They don't have any windows moved or signs. No, no, no,
I know your face. Moved Starbucks to the library they did. Yeah,
the stars over there.
Speaker 3: That became a rache.
Speaker 2: Yeah, then that is right.
Speaker 3: My first date with my wife at that Starbucks by
the light.
Speaker 2: And then just like your marriage, that plays close.
Speaker 3: No that you get the wrong wrong Fregie. So but uh,
that became a Rachel's. And all the Rachel's, like Rachel's
is huge in Buffalo Rochester, they all folded. Yeah, I
mean the work ethic of those people was awful, but
then it's terrible.
Speaker 2: It was good.
Speaker 3: I liked it, but so then they turned Now they're
turning into a sushi restaurant. There's another one by the
Men's warehouse at Jefferson Road. On the other side, there's
a sushi restaurant. There's two of them on Monroe Avenue
in Pittsford. And I think there's another one that I
saw that's that's oh and then the old used to
be the Tap and Mallet. That's a sushi restaurant now too.
Speaker 2: Oh really yeah yeah, because they like that sushi man.
That's right, that's why the ladies like. This is where
it is. Ladies.
Speaker 3: She couldn't all come here do a sushi sampling in
fight on the podcast.
Speaker 2: Out on the table. We'll put them naked. You ever
see that with the stuff they do that with models
and things. It's like the one place. Damn, that's your nipple.
I thought that was a veger.
Speaker 3: So there's a one place on Monroe Avenue.
Speaker 2: There's a hair in this No Umi Umi? Where Monroe Avenue.
Speaker 3: They have the conveyor belt you just picked the sushimi does.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So there's two Umi's.
Speaker 3: There's a I. Yeah you m a I um I
I thought, oh yeah, there's Umi's.
Speaker 2: There's no Umi is more of a uh I bought
you yeah whom I And they have the conveyor very
very drunk at that, Umi did you? Oh? Yeah, you
know it's been a while. I want you to know
I've been on a great run here. I haven't seen
a drink in your hand in a while. No, I
have six thirty Friday night. Maybe let's go last time,
not six thirty Friday night. I'm not doing it.
Speaker 3: What's going on? Fountain's Day? What's what's going You guys
have a date or something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's a man. You're not invited, that's right. Yeah,
wait it is Valance. I say, you can't come.
Speaker 4: Why can't I come?
Speaker 2: You cannot come? You haven't you have it? You've got
to come somewhere else. No, I'm teazing. I s get
rid of his kids. So I said, let's go James
leaving uh to go see his mom and and I
will be. But I have a lot of things you Randy,
never mind, I do you know? Okay, you set these
things up, and you like to make me uncomfortable.
Speaker 3: Well, NASCAR seasons around the court.
Speaker 2: Oh well okay, let's go with that, Randy. I don't
know if I'm allowed to say this or not, because
there is uh really really I like, I like you
want to steer into this, Kevin? What Kevin really wants
something to happen? No, I don't. I've defended you. Well,
thank you, because it's still funny. Yes it is. But
race and Randy, Yeah, okay. The NASCAR season kicks off
this weekend, and I was hoping to get Randy on today.
I'm not sure what I'm going to do tomorrow. It's
Jamison's last basketball game and then he leaves town. So
I wanted to spend some time with him. And I'm
not there's probably no live podcast. One last empty of
the wallet for snacks before he goes. Dude, it's constant,
it's NonStop. I mean even I just put another bunch
of money on the lunch account, like it just he
just this kid like is not anyway?
Speaker 3: Are those snacks making him angry or the lack of
stick making?
Speaker 2: So okay, we're all over the place. Sorry, no, that's right.
Let me stick with the rand Yes we have, and
then I will address jamison situation. So Randy Race and Randy,
I was hoping to get him on tonight, and I
sent him a message. Now, Uh, sometimes laws or or
rules or laws make you think right right, you get
busted for speeding, the idea is that you'll think twice
before you do it again, hippo laws for health. But
Randy has a family emergency going on. Okay yeah, oh no, no, no, no,
his brother, his brother, and uh, I just wanted to
so he couldn't come on tonight, okay, and we will
probably catch up with brothers.
Speaker 3: Not a NASCAR guy, what his brother's not a car guy.
His brother's more into like motors, other kypes of like
like motocross and stuff.
Speaker 2: It's just it's the same. It's just a branch of
a different thing. And he needed to be cooler in
some way or whatever. Now due to hippo laws that
we're just gonna say that Randy's brother, they're they're looking
under the hood there. I don't know if you're allowed
to say. I don't want to say anything exactly exactly. Yeah, well, okay,
So then Jamison came in here last night and he
was edgy. He was edgy, he was and I thought
like he was getting no but I thought so he
was just irritated and hated and I could tell. But
that's the worst. That's the worst that Jamison gets, Like
right there, that was that's his worst. And I was
a little bothered by everything, but I was trying to
be cool.
Speaker 4: And then.
Speaker 2: Sure enough, around eleven o'clock he opens up about stuff
that had gone on that was had nothing to do
with anything. In the moment I knew it, I could
feel it and uh, but it's so weird. I don't
know if you find this with boys too. It's like
eleven o'clock. He always wait till you're like three cars
in the way to sleep, and then he wants to
talk for an hour. Well guess that's what this was. Okay,
So I've been watching the OJ docuseriies and I started
the last episode about a week ago and I never finished.
Speaker 3: I mean to get to that.
Speaker 2: So last night, for whatever reason, I decided I'm gonna
sit down and just watch that. Then I'll put the
pod together. And while I'm watching it, he comes out
and starts talking and I want to but have you watched.
Speaker 3: No, I'm obsessed.
Speaker 2: I have to watch them.
Speaker 3: Well, there was some stuff in that Lifetime series that
I saw that I was like, I didn't know about.
Speaker 2: I know, we're all over the place and I like
to try to keep things a little more focused than this.
But so Jamison did come out and I found out
what was kind of the impetus behind the edginess and
it was nothing too bad, but you can see where
it was booking. But the OJ thing that it shows,
you like how that defense team was worth every Penny.
That guy got right because he got his I mean
he actually, I'm sure he does. I'm sure he does.
There's no way I can't imagine what the cost was.
But he got the best. I mean, these guys ripped
people apart, made people look bad. You know, you're you're
putting people in public speaking roles right or pressure on
them that they're not used to. It certainly made it
look like they planted Evan and so you could totally
see where it looked like that Mark Furman and the
tapes that Mark had given to some screenwriter to write
a show on Cops and it was all his nasty language.
There was the lawsuit saying, well, I don't know about that.
He gave tapes, the Furman tapes. He gave her tapes.
She was a screen He goes, you know the old adages.
Everybody in Hollywood has got a screenplay, and you know,
writing a screenplay. She was writing a screenplay and he
was giving her information on cops and he said some
really horrible words. And then there was a lawsuit that
he sued. Furman sued the LAPD and in the lawsuit
it says, basically, you've made me a racist. I mean,
it's not exactly what it said, but let's cut through
the chase. So however, the one thing that was really
really unbelievable was his agent. His agent said that after
it was all done, he was with OJ and they
were just sitting somewhere and he said to him, you know, Oj,
you know, we know that there were times that you
had roughed up the coal and stuff like that. And
he goes, I said to him, did you do it?
And he said, if she hadn't answered the door with
a knife in her hand, and I went, oh my,
I like, my stomach dropped. My stomach dropped. And the
guy's like I He's like, I had to sever oh
my business with him? And he's like, I didn't know
what to do. He's like, you know, he'd already gone
through the trial, was found not guilty. No one found
him innocent. They just found him not guilty. And he's like,
I had to He goes, I couldn't sleep that night,
and I'm like, oh my god, he said that had
she not answered, I mean, he's according to him, he
said it.
Speaker 4: It made you like.
Speaker 2: And then I'm watching again where he winds up in jail,
and I think the original sentence was for thirty three
years for trying to get his stuff back, and you
sort of felt empathetic. I did. Maybe I'm weak. I
felt empathetic for oj saying I didn't mean to cause
anybody any harm. I just wanted to get my stuff back.
That's my stuff. Those are the things I earned, my
Heisman Trophy, my jerseys, my stuff. And he was pissed
at the agent because the agent's name was on the boxes.
He goes, but did he goes that stuff was stolen
from me because I wasn't. I never sold it. I didn't,
at least that's what he says.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I remember that Yeah fucking wild.
Speaker 2: You gotta watch it.
Speaker 3: How many parts is.
Speaker 2: It, geez Danny? I don't know, like six or seven.
Speaker 3: Because I remember Ezra Edelman's Made in America series. I
watched that whole thing several times. I was like wow,
So but yeah, I mean it's yeah, OJ oj C.
I don't say the gift that keeps on giving. But man,
there's more than the FBI had files on him to Yeah,
I'm sure, I mean, like, and then there was other
stuff coming out about like the cops kept getting called
to his house in Miami when he had the kids,
and I mean.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 2: After that, he he was like he couldn't get any
No one wanted him around. No people were bitching when
he moved into their neighborhood. Rights.
Speaker 3: But so he'd hang out poolside, do coke and like
hang out. They called him the godfather, called the young
girls and guys wanted to hang out with him because
they always wanted to hang with him because hey, it's O. J. Simpson.
But even that gets old for a while, you know.
But yeah, I gotta check that out. I gotta call
Peter about it.
Speaker 2: All right, we will uh, we'll take a moment when
parents crossed the line. There's some stories that have come out.
Sometimes we hear about, you know, today's kids are bad.
You ever hear like these says, and I I'm starting
to wonder is it the kids or is it the parents?
And then the kids are just of their environment. I'm
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Speaker 4: All right? Because I know, and sometimes.
Speaker 3: It's that funny.
Speaker 2: It's not, it's not. It's not funny. Is there a reason
why we're playing like generic music and all and stuff.
Speaker 3: Get in trouble?
Speaker 2: No, I didn't get in trouble, but trying not to
get in trouble, that's it. That is exactly why I
thought there's.
Speaker 3: A certain amount of time you could do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, will always cross it. Oh yeah, and we'll figure
it out. But I figure I'll just go polight for now.
Speaker 3: Okay, I see, all right, Okay.
Speaker 2: It's getting a lot of There was an executive order sign. Well,
there was stop playing all the good music. People are saying,
you're playing the good music, but we can't have that.
I don't know. Do we want to start local or
do we Yeah, let's start local with the local parents
doing stuff kind of thing, because I think that's the
that's the better one. This is this is an unbelievable story.
And I always we hear often kids today and we
do it like, uh, what's the popular phrase.
Speaker 3: Kids?
Speaker 2: S gibbity? No, not skimmity with the kids Jesus No.
I mean like like, you know, they're not pampered, but
basically pampered. What do people say? They're like snowflakes? A
little snowflakes everything's taken care of for them. Blah blah blah.
You know all this stuff. I don't know. Then we
hear like, oh, they're rude, they don't you know, there's
no consideration, there's nothing like okay, uh. Times have changed
and there's a constant diet for kids twenty four to
seven on this of how to be an asshole. There's
there's a complete manual. And by the way, I'll tell
you this, it started well, it didn't start with but
I think it got popularized with kids like there was
we all knew Danny's grown up polite. I'm not saying
I'm not picking it, but I'm picking on polite, nice
kids right stand by didn't really know how to be
a dick. Just didn't have it in them. Older kid
didn't have older siblings to kind of, you know, rough
them up a little bit and teach them how to be.
Speaker 3: When you're the oldest, the first one through to the wall, Yes,
always gets hurt the most well scratch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I mean the time. But you don't say it.
But you weren't the one who was teaching the other
kids how to be an asshole. No, I didn't do that.
You know, you didn't say things like to your siblings
when they came out and they go, where's my piece
of the cake? Oh? I ate yours? This is mine.
You know that that was never made? Okay, all right,
so that that was so there is but Disney Channel
for a long time talk kids had to be like
little sarcastic pricks. I tho Sweet Life, Yeah, didn't it?
I always thought it did. I got a kick out
of the show. I would laugh, which would then only
encourage my kids to do it. And they love Sweet
Life as Zack and Cody when they were little. Is
that's the one happened Slayton on it as the mascot. No,
I forget which one Slayton was on, but that that
was one.
Speaker 3: They become UFC fighters Zack and Cody or is that
something else?
Speaker 2: Those are the Spruce twins they were on. Yeah. I
don't even know what they're doing. OK. They probably they were.
I think they were the little baby boys on Full
House and they did Sweet Life And I don't know
what to do now now This story is, uh, this
is pretty wild. I have a lot of thoughts on it,
like Danny, but we will let you hear. This is
a local news story.
Speaker 1: Also tonight, Rochester police are investigating how adults got on
a school bus and became involved in a fight.
Speaker 2: Okay, yes, all right, got out of school, boss and
got out of school, Bush and got in a fight.
Okay now feel right between two students. The altercation caught
on cell phone video shams Carly Minor has more Carly, Yeah,
Matt and Karen. Zoe tells me her twelve.
Speaker 5: Year old cousin was assaulted by a classmate and two
adults who got on their school bus while dropping off
a student at a bus stop. Now we do want
to warn you with the details in this report our graphic.
While at work, Zoe says her phone began blowing up
with texts and calls from numerous family members informing her
that her twelve year old cousin was being rushed to
the hospital.
Speaker 2: It was all a big shock that an adult would
do something like that.
Speaker 5: It was around three o'clock on January twenty seventh when
the final bell rang, ending the school day at third.
Speaker 2: Good Marpha's Middle School Gavenue.
Speaker 5: Me to stop at Electric Avenue to drop office sec
high phone video captured on the slab. There's twelve year
old cousin and another classmate began fighting. That's when the
Rochester City School District says several adults made their way
onto the school bus. The district tells me when the
unidentified adults came onto the bus, they pushed and held
back the bus driver while at least two other adults.
Speaker 2: All Right, so the bus driver, first of all.
Speaker 5: Came involved in the altercation.
Speaker 2: You're gonna do. You're a bus driver, You're you want
to get the kids home safely, but you're the last
line of defense, and I'm going I think most of
the people. I don't know if there were men involved
in this, because from the video it looks like this
little girl is being punched in the ribs by a woman,
by an adult woman. Will you wait for you, Zoe?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Is that a five? Three? You'll be coming across this
way if you're coming uppercut, depending on which hand you're
using as a five or six, but I would say
it's a it's three four. Got to break it down, yeah,
for the listeners, Yes, I think it was. I think
it was a three, could have been a four, could
have been a four. Four is hard to defend against.
You could throw a four, but you can. Uh yeah,
so things are very ugly. Now, how are you stopping
I don't give a crap. How are you stopping irate
women from getting on the school bus? You're not, I
don't think you are.
Speaker 3: But at the same time, you have to. You can't
not do anything right, I know. But they were to
catch twenty two.
Speaker 2: They held them back. Now, of course, so the bus
companies in trouble. The city of Rochester's in trouble. Why
it's the adults or not behaving. Yes, security gardens.
Speaker 3: It's not like Mark Hillman's there to protect the kids.
I had the bus driver, No, guys, come on, stop
stop fighting.
Speaker 5: Adults get into the school bus is another issue there
because parents send their kids to school on the school
bus hoping that you know, press.
Speaker 3: I just love the lesson from the person.
Speaker 2: The interview was just to give the lesson.
Speaker 3: This is the object lesson. By the ways, the cousin
like the custodial parent at this point, I think, because
why is the cousin getting calls like why is that
they are going to I'm.
Speaker 2: Sure they did, but I think it's this happens.
Speaker 5: The city school district.
Speaker 2: All right. So here here's the thing. Okay, now this happen.
When was the last time we've heard of this? I haven't.
Speaker 3: We've heard a lot of different scenarios, the adults.
Speaker 2: Getting on the bus to be the kid. We usually
hear about the adults getting off. Didn't they just have
that bus fight club?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Have adults involved to or just the kids?
Speaker 4: Don't know?
Speaker 2: I heard your own bus fight club? I did you've
heard of this too?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: It was local. What oh yeah, what are you talking about.
There was a bus driver that would pull the bus
over and make the kids. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yes,
that is that is one guy. Yes, and the kid
the interviewed the kid.
Speaker 4: I think we played the audience.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 5: With a number of bus companies to transport students. According
to the district's website, the district did not identify which
bus company this incident took place.
Speaker 2: On the child and hopefully they wouldn't do that to
their own child, and the way that they were punching
her at the ribs, the way that they were punching
her in the face. This is a child and these
are grown adults.
Speaker 4: Adds.
Speaker 5: It is fully committed to helping or holding those involved.
The Rochester Police Department tells me charges may followup.
Speaker 2: Oh, they're going to follow. They're going to follow. First
of all, you got trespassing forgetting on the bus.
Speaker 3: That's one.
Speaker 2: That's one, and then assault too and data obstruction, obstruction
of any I mean, the whole thing is insanity.
Speaker 3: Because those kids are the bus drives his responsibility at
that point, even though they're just driving.
Speaker 2: That's supposed to be a bodyguard.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 2: But so the point is, that's my point is like
if people would just behave a little bit. But you
wonder why kids have a reputation. This is this is
what they get. You know, I'll tell you what what
whatever adult got on there to defend the kid was
doing that probably out of love for the child. Yeah,
we're gonna go. We'll help you. We got your bag,
We got you. That's right.
Speaker 3: We get to Chloe, Zoe whatever dame is say say
nothing yet, but that electricavity flash, that's just it.
Speaker 2: I mean, when you have a job so African American, Dan,
why why who said that? Your voice said that? The uh?
But you know, when you have a kid, Kevin, right,
there's nothing that truly you love more and you hate
to see them in pain, and you hate to see
them suffering unless it's at your own hands. No, but
you're saying and you hate that, and you want to
do anything to help them, and you might get pretty
hot inside, but you're not not going to go on
the school bus and find the child and do that.
You would probably, if anything, go up and knock on
the door of the home and say, hey.
Speaker 3: Hey, can we settle this.
Speaker 2: We settle this. But adults, that's about it. But probably
most people would be a phone call, maybe a text message,
could you get your kid to stop?
Speaker 3: So about ten years ago, during the Final four Silver
Creek College Basketball, South Carolina was one of the teams
in the Final four.
Speaker 2: Yes, game Cox, if you will Game Cox, right, my sister.
Speaker 3: So, every once in a while a team will sneak
into the Final four that doesn't really go there. That
year happen to be South Carolina. I had this coach
named Frank Martin, And anytime a team sneaks into the
Final four, that coach gets elevated, and I everythink that
coach says becomes this like revelation man, and he goes
and then he said something that week at the Final four,
and it went viral, and he goes, kids don't know anything.
We've changed, kids have it changed, We've chased.
Speaker 2: I agree we've become the more we've gotten soft. Kids
don't know any The kids are like water. They're gonna
do whatever they do, whatever you allow them to do,
they're going to do. We're the ones who become.
Speaker 3: The idiots, right.
Speaker 2: I think that's pretty accurate.
Speaker 3: I mean, every once in a while, you're gonna see
somebody put up a viral, a post of newspapers from
like it started like like let's say, like a twenty
twenty four life was better twenty five years ago, and
then they go back twenty five years life was.
Speaker 2: Better twenty five years ago.
Speaker 6: They go back to like these thirty five life was
better twenty five years ago, and then nineteen fifty life
was better twenty five years ago.
Speaker 2: People saying it didn't have the same responsibilities they have
to twenty five years later. You know, kids, taxes, homes, maintenance,
all this stuff, and you gotta deal with life. A
toast of a coffee would cost twenty five cents. Okay,
Now another one. Now this this we hear about hockey parents.
I think over any other sport would that be fair, Kevin,
that we hear about hockey parents more. I'm not saying
that other parents don't behave badly, but I feel like
hockey parents get are labeled. This would that be think
it's all sports. Yeah, here's here's all football that they
all got. I agree, But why does hockey?
Speaker 3: I think I know why because we get a bar.
Speaker 2: But why does hockey get the label? Do you understand
like I hear about hockey parents. Is it because there's
more games and you're tired? Is it because you've invested
so much money here pissed off? When I mean it
all makes sense to me.
Speaker 3: I have a theory on why it might be the perception.
Speaker 2: Look it up.
Speaker 3: Okay, you got the alcohol. You got the alcohol. Think
you're right. It's during winter, right, everybody's depressed, it's dark,
it's expensive.
Speaker 2: It's expensive basketball too. Yeah, basketball is during the winter,
but it's not expensive. But that's not nearly it's expensive. Yeah, right, basketball, man,
you just all you need sneakers and you go, right.
The school pays for all.
Speaker 3: That, or AAU pays for it, but you know you
got to finance it as a parent every single year.
The pads, the equipment, the travelers stick hockey parents, tell
me I didn't spend eight hundred dollars at a hotel
this weekend so my cake could ride the pine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Bill Gray Ice Complex where she was drinking
two at a time. How much is a hockey stick?
The one we bought last night was three hundred and
nine dollars.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh for a stick?
Speaker 2: What really?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: I had no idea, man, I had no idea. Three
hundred and nine dollars for a stick. Yeah, and all
made a what fiberglass? Carbon? Okay, and you can break
a carbon one, obviously he did. I guess, so three
hundred and nine dollars, Oh my god, I just you.
Speaker 4: Can't get it away.
Speaker 2: We had a kid two years ago, went out on
a shift, broke a stick, ran skate over the bench,
got another stick, skated for about twenty seconds, broke that
one too, really, and then there was like, was just
something that the kid was doing or just happened?
Speaker 4: No, it was just it was a game.
Speaker 2: There was like seven broken sticks. I'm like Jesus Graham
from Locker Room's gonna put a freaking pool. How bad.
Speaker 3: Macadamia nuts?
Speaker 2: Jameson feet off the table. It's like, can we put
your put him over that way? You're hanging brain too, bro.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: But I think that's why hockey parents get the bad
rep because it's it's inside, it's it's during the winter months.
It's there's beer, it's expensive, there's travel, and.
Speaker 2: They just have travel than basketball because most basketball is
high school local. Yeah, you're in the winter, like you
do aau. What's that? I just got some stink? Yeah, go,
he's Mac's shower.
Speaker 3: Next, he's got a shower.
Speaker 2: Now. So a father went out on the in the
state of Washington a game. I think the father says
in this story I read. His name is Isaac Cortes Gonzalez.
He was arrested after stormy after storming the ice, and
he assaulted the referees. The referees happened to be thirteen
and fourteen, and it's during a youth hockey game. And
so they have video footage. You see the guy, he
comes walking out and you'll see you'll hear it here
like you'll you'll hear the crowd. The crowd is great, right,
So all of a sudden he just walks up to
this kid and I don't know if it's between games
and the tournament. But I mean his apperience. He pushes
the kid, I mean down hard the kid will it
was hurt, Yeah, laid on the ice. They actually applaud
when the kid gets back up. But listen to the crowd,
you'll hear some lady, oh my god, oh my good.
My only question is were there no other adults? And
how did that guy not get his ass beat? I well,
I would have jumped on the ice and beat his
player went over the kid. The young kids were pushing there,
like I wouldn't storm the ice and beating there was
this guy. They were like the kid came over to
check the guy into the boards and it looked like
another coach like pushed the kid away, going don't don't
even let's not getting involved in this. But uh yeah,
and I mean now they're thirteen at fourteen, that kid's rough.
Kids probably parents are probably there because they can't drive.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: So somebody in the state of Washington is uh proposing legislation,
oh dear, that would make assaulting referees physically or verbally
a gross smithsdemeanor punishable by fines. And I don't know
in a way if I go maybe maybe it's why
Maybe it comes things down a little bit why they
don't have them over setting. But yeah, that's that's the
reason that they don't have referees.
Speaker 3: I know a guy who they have a referee shortage
every in every sport, and the reason is they go,
I can make more money. This is this is the joke.
I can make more money bartending and I put up
with less crap than I do officiating. Yeah, I would
be easy to deal with trunks than it is to
deal with parents.
Speaker 2: You're gonna you're gonna abuse a fourteen year old kid. Coach,
I'm hiring little leaguer yah Rough in a hockey game,
and they want to This would also include one your
ban from going to support the kid in this support,
I mean, if it's needed. I don't know how often.
Something like this again all the time, but like this
where they're on the ice pushing the right, not to
that extent, I mean, it's just being verbally assault assaulted.
Is the same thing. This guy claims he was defending
his son. Who the best is when a thirteen year
old throws a parent out, that's the best he was
let because the parent out was you fucking kidding me?
Speaker 4: Right now? Right?
Speaker 3: My father always told me, because when I was I'm paring,
just don't throw anybody out of the game.
Speaker 2: Just don't do it. Yeah, just don't it looks bad.
He alleged to his son was assaulted by an opposing player.
A law enforcement found no evidence supporting his claim. I
have no idea. Look, I don't know hockey that well,
but I would assume that there's no checking. It depends
on what the age rage group is. His kids look
probably about twelve or thirteen, so there might be there
might be what I thought Tyler said he couldn't no girls,
the girls can there's no hitting the girls game. There's
no hitting the girls. A lot of times run for
the boys game. Yeah, what about the uh? I thought
there was something they said the other day, No, when
they were on but I about not being able to
or being told not fight. You can't fight, fight, thank you,
but you can check. Oh yeah, which could lead to
a fight could Yeah, but then the game. I got it.
But my whole point I guess in this is that
exactly what that coach from Carolina said. I don't know
that the kids have changed. I think the parents have changed,
and this may be why you're seeing more aggression or
anything if they sing Jesus Christ put them back over
by Danny.
Speaker 3: So they think like a World War two generation. They
came back from war, the Baby Boomers, they had kids,
and they were they were tough on them because that
was the greatest generation. They had nothing, They had to
work for everything. So the Gen X came along and said,
I'm not gonna work like that. I'm not gonna be
like that. And then I think I got perpetually I
don't know, schendler and gentler, like like I work with
millennials and stuff like that. Yeah, I have to recruit
them generation. No, It's like you could tell the motivated
ones from the ones who were basically handed everything. And
there's a huge difference.
Speaker 4: I think.
Speaker 2: I go, I'll say, uh, I always thought like World
War Two, they came home, they were happy, so they
might have been tougher, might have been. You know, some
of these people also had lived through the depression. Now
they're having kids, right, so they saw that. So they
were appreciative of what they had, but they were also
happy they won a war right now.
Speaker 3: But they also had to deal with like like the
psychological iplications, right.
Speaker 2: And then I go, then you got gen X and
they had Vietnam parents, and Vietnam parents were not They
didn't win that war, and that was fucked up. That
was fucked up for the whole country. And I go,
then when you see gen X, they'll go, yeah, we're
tough because no one was watching it. Yeah, because they
were in the bottle, they were depressed, they were whatever.
Speaker 4: So I'm not.
Speaker 2: I don't know about that. I do think you're right.
I think then I jen X comes along and goes,
that was shitty. I want to do the opera right,
and then.
Speaker 3: Like my generation right, So you and you and I
both have serious except there's the Alt Nation Station or Lithia,
which is the nineties, and they go, last key kids unite. Yes,
why because we had to raise ourselves.
Speaker 2: We came home from school.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 2: Well, we'll take a moment when we come back, a
little Tyreek Hill. We'll get into a little NFL news,
just a great time. Tyreek Hill has some stuff to
say about his only fans model friend. Yeah, that he's
accused of breaking her leg. We'll get to all that
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Speaker 4: Trying to remember.
Speaker 2: I don't think my parents ever got involved. I remember
playing football and looking up in the stands my deputy
in the crossroom, but he didn't understand football. He wasn't
allowed to play, and he just had no interest. So
as I got older, I always was like, wow, that
was really awesome that he actually came out because he
had no idea what was happening, had no interest in
it whatsoever. But because I was in it, he was there,
but he he just didn't hold his attention. I remember
him doing the crossroom puzzle. A lot of.
Speaker 3: That is good though, that he showed up.
Speaker 2: That's the way I like, what position?
Speaker 3: Did you play?
Speaker 2: Safety?
Speaker 3: Did not you play a lot?
Speaker 2: Uh? Yeah? So like did anybody explain to hey mister Moran,
So your son just made a tackle? No, no, what
are we gonna have a secondary off between you and doctor?
Greg counters? Oh, yeah, we could do that. I didn't
play in college though he did, so did he play?
Speaker 4: Yes? I think he did.
Speaker 2: He had see he was there. It was that.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: The NFL, as we noted in the last episode, Uh,
is the biggest sport in America. Yeah, maybe North America
trying to go global doing all this stuff. Uh So
I always like to look at different aspects of the
NFL because there's just one big storyline, and the latest
is Tarik kill Now Trek Hill I thought I didn't
realize was a lot of drama. I guess I really didn't.
Speaker 3: Kate Knsity moved on from him because they thought they
could get a hole and yeah, and they did. They
didn't have to pay him. Yeah, they knew they had
the quarterback.
Speaker 2: And he was a drama king because he just he's
just anytime he speaks, I'm always like, that seems like
a pretty together guy. You know, maybe that's an awful
thing to say, but he does. He seems and I well, yeah,
and then I did see, Uh, I know somebody who
are for an Alex who did a TV show involving him.
It's called Wags. It's on Netflix right now. You can
go watch it. And she said tree Kill came in
and he was so media savvy, so like he went
around to everybody on the set, shaking the cameraman's hand,
introducing himself, thank you, all this stuff. And I think
they had to shoot some scenes at his place because
they went to this wherever he lives in the Lauderdale
or Miami area. You put your car in the elevator,
and the car and you get brought up to the
floor that you're on and you get out right. How
how cool is that? That's a different world. So she
I remember her sending me video going, this is outrageous.
But so I always thought he was kind of a
straightforward guy.
Speaker 4: He is.
Speaker 2: He may be too honest in certain areas, but he's
on this show Wives and Girlfriend. So I don't know
if it's his ex girlfriend or his ex wife that
is there's looking at women who have gone entrepreneurial. Who
oh wait, oh yeah, I saw this. I did speak
of the devil. Alex is just texting right now, one
hundred and four year old woman. There's one hundred and
four year old woman in Livingston County who said that
for her birthday, she wanted to see the inside of
a jail, and she did. She goes, I've never seen
the inside of a jail. She lives in a nursing home.
So they took her to jail. How weird is that
they took her to jail?
Speaker 3: Funny?
Speaker 2: You know, I'd rather be here. Yeah, well it would
have been really homeless. Let me let me just say this.
What would be really fun is is she went in
there and she died like.
Speaker 3: Women's prisoner.
Speaker 2: I think they just brought her to I think just
a county jail. But anyway, uh so, we had talked
about Tarik Kill and this whatever happened, there was a woman.
I thought the story was he met her because she
has a ten year old son who attended his camp.
He looked her up, she found and found out she
was an only fans model or whatever. She winds up
at his house.
Speaker 3: Chad's mom.
Speaker 2: She's sewing. Her name is Sophie Hall. She is She
alleged that Hill broke her leg after she humiliated him
during a backyard football lesson. That's what she's saying, Like
he was doing something, and she said after getting humiliated
in front of friends and family when he was knocked
backwards during a friendly football lesson by a friend, Sophie Hall,
Tarik became enraged and forcefully and purposefully shoved Miss Hall,
severely fracturing her leg. Now, according to his deposition, and
we have what he said in this depositions where he
walks it back about the I don't know, Treek said
he researched Sophie Hall by viewing plenty of her sex
tapes before messaging her via Instagram in May of twenty
twenty three. This other artist came out. Yes, he was
watching film. I thought there was a report that he
was walking it back, that he didn't push her down. Yes,
yes he is walking it back. That is true. That
is true. We'll get to that. Yes, you are right.
And he goes like, you know how the boys just
be kicking it and this is a direct quote, you
know how the boys like just be kicking it and
like you be like, hey, bruh, I got the tall
female in my phone. I got the She's not unattractive,
she's just she's big.
Speaker 3: She looks like she could be like a plus size model.
She is a plus size, yes, okay.
Speaker 2: And she does plus. Some people say I look like
Kristy Alley. She's ESPN plus before the date Kirsty Alley.
So Hill also claimed that he wasn't especially attracted to her, which,
at least according to her, didn't stop him from sleeping
with her twice after he allegedly broke her leg. As
for why she would sleep with Hill after he broke
her leg, she claims she felt very vulnerable and wanted comfort.
This lawsuit needs to be tossed immediately. He, on the
other hand, explained in his deposition that despite not finding
her to be attractive, he slept with her anyway because,
and this is a quote. She tall as a fetish
maybe thirty one, six foot tall okay, forty thirty four,
fifty three damn size ten shoe. She's a brick house.
Uh huh a brick apartment.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's a brick elevator for a car that drives.
Speaker 2: Up to how toss toreek kill. He's not six foot.
I don't think he's six. He's five. He is not
that short five six five five Jamison. Get out of
he's gotta get separations. Get in that microphone and say
that again. Five ten okay, so he's my all right,
So five to ten is not Yeah, I mean he's
not as tippy toes to kisser all right, six ft
with but that's his toss. He slept with her because she, oh,
I turned you down. I turned the wrong one down. Sorry, Nope,
it was all strategic. It was very dead purposely. No.
But so he says, as a fetish, maybe is there.
I guess there's a fetish for everything.
Speaker 3: I think fetish is a word people use to describe
when they decide to well.
Speaker 2: There's people who like the barn yeah yeah, yeah, yeah phrase.
I know, I know, but I always thought fetish was
like feet yeah right.
Speaker 3: Or like or getting tied up, yeah, kinky stuff. Not
like you got a fetish for blonde girls fetish?
Speaker 2: How about midget?
Speaker 3: Okay, I could see that.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't know. People, little people, Thank you.
Speaker 4: Little girl.
Speaker 2: He also explained that she didn't leave or call the
police after Hill allegedly broke her like she said this.
I didn't do that, she said, because he was only
aggressive in that moment after they had laughed at him
and during those plays. But after the plays, it went
back to normal demeanors, so he was being more himself.
How I've have never broken a major bone, fingers, knuckles, toes, toes,
I've never broken anything like mate, I would assume that
that ship hurts.
Speaker 3: Yeah it does.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he got a lot of money. I'm sure no
medications readily available hurt a little bit. Last the chick chick,
Oh give it to her. You fell out your own leg,
Frank Quilite, Well, you're not far off here. Wait here
what he actually said, hang on, we're getting to it.
Speaker 4: We're getting to it.
Speaker 2: You're gonna love this, Terik kill. This is your I
think we I'm going to try to find an NFL
segment like this every day until the season starts, to
get every time every podcast. I gotta have one forty
more weeks. I bet we can find forty one. Okay,
I think we could find well, forty one times five
episodes ninety six No. Two hundred and six teaching math
added four and five.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry, we're smarter than he is. Two hundred and
six cool math, all right. He also explained that she
didn't leave.
Speaker 2: Okay. She said that. Uh Tariq also admitted in his
deposition while they were playing football. He grabbed Sophie Hall's
breast in emotion, in emotion like a player getting underneath
an opponent's shoulder pad. And he said it was a
little four playish boom baby, you like that, don't boom
fifteen yards automatic first down the pads. If you grab
or pull, then it's a penalty. You can do it
under the patch, right, teach you under open hands, under
the pats, like you don't catch the dog. What if
you tune in Tokyo? The hell happened to you?
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, you're bleeding.
Speaker 4: I got shanked?
Speaker 2: Did you fall or something? Hip of violation?
Speaker 4: Talking about it?
Speaker 3: She pushed in at the ice.
Speaker 2: He also said that he had nothing to do with
this woman breaking her leg, laying all the blame on
his dog, Chapo. Now I don't know what kind of
dog Chapo is, but he says he don't clim the dog.
He blamed her. She stepped on him, almost squished him
to death. She just fell on her butt. After that,
he said, that stepped on my dog. I went and
made sure my dog was al right first, because my dog, like,
that's my prize and possession. I love chapel prize and possession.
Speaker 4: Let me camera.
Speaker 2: For some reason, the cameras dropped out. I just want
to say this again. I won this. He also said
he had nothing to do with the woman breaking her leg,
laying all the blame on his dog, Chapo. She stepped
on him, is what he said. Almost squished him to death,
because every woman wants to hear that she just fell
to her butt. After that, I went and made sure
my dog was all right first, because my dog, like,
that's my prize and possession. Don't we say prize possession, pride,
pride and enjoy but prized possession.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: It's like when people say for all intensive purposes, yes
I love that, I love Chapo, irregardless that words I love.
Speaker 2: Do you want to see Chappo? Yes they do. And
what kind of dog is Chap looks like a little
Yorky doodle kind of combination. Oh man, this bitch would
have killed that thing.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a little dodge. Yeah that's stop it, stop it.
Get the nice. Uh that's a lunch that's a lunch man.
That that's not picking up for dinner. How freaking crazy
is that? So the dude, it's not crazy.
Speaker 3: The NFL this is what happens.
Speaker 2: These guys get money. And he admitted it. Yeah, but
he seems like, I'm sorry, and I know this is
an unpopular thing, right especially, but he seems like a
decent enough guy. Like the woman, there's some culpability on
her part of this. She didn't leave right away, she stayed,
She agreed to have sex with him.
Speaker 3: It was the playmate tyreek kill at all. What I'm
saying is that.
Speaker 2: This isn't they also should else, shouldn't have crossed it up,
broke his ankles and gone deep on the thing is
like these guys become targets.
Speaker 3: They know they're targets, and they continue just like a track,
this type of situation, you know, I mean like, yeah,
this this chick is is gold digging here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we know this. You gotta like, you gotta figure
out it's so boys gold digging. Though she asked for
fifty grand, I said, didn't I just pay it and
be done with it when you're true kill.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I could see that, But I can also feel like,
but here comes I'm starting to see and admire the
people that stand their ground and push back and go,
you're not doing this to me, You're not doing this.
And in this case, uh like, I'm sorry you got hurt,
you stepped on my dog, but you stayed the night.
We did have sex. I admit that I agree with that.
I didn't find the attractive, but you were a fetish.
I mean, I feel like, if you ever want to
you know how people always go, I want someone to
deal straight with me. No the fuck you don't, because
if targety Kill ever said that about you, you'd be crushed.
You'd be crushed if any guy ever said that. But
he deals straight. He's just telling you as it is.
You know, you know, like, hey, I got the tall
girl my phone. I'm like, bro, we're sitting around, so
I got the tall girl on my phone. That's funny
to me, but that's very honest.
Speaker 3: And right now someone in Western New York is going
the Bills out to sign this dude.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know, because it worked out so well
when they brought in stuff on Diggs. Well it did.
Speaker 3: That's my point.
Speaker 2: Well, hang on, hang on a second now. I just
I'm gonna push back a little bit on this, and
and Danny tell me if I'm wrong too, because he's
more of a Bills fan than I am than you
are for sure. But treek Hill worked out, and I
feel like Josh found his footing. Stephan Diggs worked out Josh,
It's yeah, that's yeah. Now's you said Stephan Diggs? How
that worked out? Is that what kept long term?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Long term? Kevin's not wrong In the end on Diggs
was I was like it was a headache the entire
time he was there.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Did it make Josh better? Yes? Yeah, but do you
want to deal with that? I mean, look you're looking
at I would bring Stephan Diggs back before I bring
Tterry Hill bat And really, my buddy said that New
England would sign. He's Antonio Brown.
Speaker 3: Two point h dude, He's like this.
Speaker 2: Close to just having a full on fucking melto The
cloud just follows him really like he just seems like
an upbeat guy he's at.
Speaker 3: He's the Plexico Buris, by the way, Yeah, was a
pretty smart guy. Eli Manning said that he never saw
a playbook so sophisticated the way Plexico Burris had kept
notes in his playbook. He was so quiet everything. He
shot himself with a gun in the New York though,
Yeah he did. But here's problems followed Plexico from Pittsburgh
to New York. And now I said this to Greg
Cotters today, if you look it up, for sixty seven
thousand dollars, you could buy Plexico Burris's Pittsburgh Steelers Super
Bowl ring. Oh yes, said by I said to Greg,
thinking he might buy it.
Speaker 2: He doesn't want that ship.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 6: But the point is, though, is that, like, you know,
I get this black and yellow out of it and
put some fucking red and blue. But my point is that,
like you could be a sharp dude, but at the
end of the day, when you get to that level,
like the temptations out there to like.
Speaker 2: Just just it's all there, you got all there, You
got to be so disciplined, it's so hard. Yeah, yeah,
things that's unfortunately I hate hearing that about Plexico.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but we interviewed Plexico.
Speaker 2: Yes, look look at how much how much of a
meat had his Rob Gronkowski, have you ever heard anything
negative about him?
Speaker 4: Never?
Speaker 3: Never once spent a dime you button up. You never
spent a dime of his of his playing career money? No,
but he only endorsement fathers.
Speaker 2: But to Kevin's point, we didn't get lawsuits like this either,
you know what I mean, he wasn't because you button
your sh up or you just yeah, or you protected
yourself a little bit. Yeah, I mean Tarik knew who
Tarik was. He liked the ladies. He's gonna I One
article said this was a mother of a ten year
old in his camp. I don't know. This article seems
to lead you a different way where the truth lies.
I think it was probably the mother of a kid
in his camp. Or you do, like Derek Jeter? Does
you have him signed the NDA and hit it and
quit it. Yeah, well here's an NDA and here's your
quilling package. We don't know that that's true, but however,
I will say this, wherever there's smoke, there's fire, there's that.
That story has been alive too long for it not
to have some true. When he came to town for
that wedding, I think every woman in Rochester. That's probably
why it single again now, because everyone in Rochester with
them that wait wait wait wait.
Speaker 3: Wait I heard stories about that too.
Speaker 2: Wait wait wait wait what Derek Jeter two thousand and four,
No no is he single again?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: No, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 2: All the single ladies here, that's why they're all single again.
Speaker 3: Now in the two thousand and four two thousand and
five R D Long, who had played in Webster. He
had played for the only Anti Yankees. He was a
teammate of Cheaters, invited Derek cheter Bet to stand in
his wedding. So Jeter was in town that weekend that Thursday,
when High Falls was still a big deal. The rumor
was at their bachelor part at.
Speaker 2: The Piano Bar and High Falls. Yeah, like every woman
in town centers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like and the story was like, oh yeah, this chick,
this chick, chick.
Speaker 2: This chick's ex wife. He was okay with that one
because it was ga people's grandparents. I mean, like, something's
happening with Yeah, No, I don't. I think it was chloroform.
How was the gift basket as wonderful though? I got,
I got, I have Derek Jeters balls. They're amazing, It's amazing.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I thought Treik seemed like a good guy.
Maybe not a good guy to have on the team.
Back to Stefan Diggs, I'm not sure. We we love Stefan.
We got to the AFC champions He served his purpose.
He served his purpose. I think he gave Josh the footing.
I don't think Josh has the season he had. Here's
the thing, in anything in life, it comes down to reps,
but also confidence, and Josh got the confidence when it's hard.
It's got to be hard. When everybody's saying you have
an accuracy problem. You shouldn't have been this overall pick
and Bob, you want to be the league MVP and
the guy that everybody coming out now is he's the
next Josh.
Speaker 3: Remember. You gotta remember before.
Speaker 2: Steph couldn't catch a cold last year for Stephan oh no,
I agree. I'm saying in the beginning, when he first
came to Buffalo, that seemed to really help Josh get
his footing. It was almost like his twenty You.
Speaker 3: Gotta remember twenty nineteen, the Bills had made the playoffs,
but they didn't beat a single playoff team, and Allen
was still like using his feet more than his arms.
His accuracy was still an issue. He wasn't the Josh
Allen MVP. Josh Allen. People were wondering if the Bills
needed the draft or sign another quarterback to back him
up in case he just he flamed out in his
third year. They were not sure on him, and they
actually went through the draft, or they went they went
to Indianapolis, they went to the combine, they realized, okay,
or they thought they actually whiffed on this. They thought
there wasn't a receiver that could help Josh Allen, so
they went and traded for Stefon Diggs. The pick that
they gave up for Stepon Diggs to Minnesota end up
drafting Justin Jefferson. Ironically enough, who's one of the five
best receivers in the NFL right now. But Stefan Diggs
helped Josh Allen become an MDC. Yes, he absolutely, he
did more. He did more good than harm in Buffalo. Yes,
his last year in Buffalo, they realize, okay, we use
yes yeah, yeah, like he always wears on as welcome.
Speaker 2: All right, we will will take a moment.
Speaker 4: Do we have a game or no, sure we do.
Speaker 2: I also wanted to talk about Armageddon may becoming Danny okay, yeah,
twenty thirty two, twenty thirty two, who's saying that? A scientist? Okay, scientists,
all right, yeah, let's find out they got their knowledge
from the Bible. Oh God, Okay, I would say spirits because.
Speaker 3: Because the Bible says no man knows the day or
the time.
Speaker 2: Well, they're not saying armageddon, they're saying something else, and
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is the story according to a UK scientist. There are
serious concerns about an asteroid they discovered and they think
that it could be a city killer. Okay if it
hits the Earth. It's asteroid twenty twenty four y R
four and I'm sure you could look it up on
the internet and see different things. The odds of the
impact stand at one in forty three. Those are pretty good. Yeah,
if you're I mean, if I'm betting now. I did
not realize that we have something. Looked it up forget
what it stood for, Oh, dart, it's uh, I can't
remember what dart stands for, but it made me laugh
out loud. But basically, the mission is to stop anything
from hitting Earth from space. So they're saying that they'll
go out and blow this up. They'll send something out,
and this scientist from the UK goes, that could actually
make it worse because now you would have a like
scatter shot just hitting the Earth and we wouldn't know
at least one big thing. We could eventually evacuate people
and get them out of a city if it was
going to hit a city, But if it's going to
do this, the scattershot thing, we have no idea. People
could actually die as a result to that. Dark is
NASA's double asteroid redirection test. Yes, yes, double asteroid redirection test,
Thank you, Kevin. Test doesn't promise it. It doesn't promise that. Yeah,
And adding to the urgency, he knows the large scale
deflection missions take over a decade to plan and execute.
So we don't have a Oh no we do twenty
thirty two. No, we don't have a decade. Uh, meaning
that we may not have enough time to intervene successfully.
Somebody called Billy Bob Thornton, get Bruce Willis before his dad.
Let's figure this out. Even if deflection, uh, even if
deflection attempts work, it could unintentionally redirect the asteroid to
another part of the planet. It's not a problem that.
It's like playing a game of four if I hit
the ball, just oh shit, it's not our bad Yeah, right,
well do we get but what.
Speaker 3: Are the chances that it's one in forty three?
Speaker 2: Like, what are they going to hit? What city in
North America? If you hit Houston, Eh, we'll get the.
Speaker 3: Vote on which city.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm okay with that. It might improve, it might
improve silver creaking its definitely proved pine plane.
Speaker 3: Two thirds of the of the Earth is water.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the other thing.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: So I mean, didn't didn't Syracuse a few years ago
like or something?
Speaker 4: It did?
Speaker 2: But I mean if you had, if it did hit
and it's the size of a city building, and I
don't know how fast it's traveling right and it hits.
Could it cause some kind.
Speaker 3: Of feels like a nuclear bomb?
Speaker 2: I don't know, Like that's the thing, like, could you
have almost a tsunami triggered as a result? No idea,
Hey like front property now, baby, I live in Kansas,
so look out twenty four y are four? A city
killer headed to Earth could collide with the planet in
twenty thirty two.
Speaker 3: Oh all right, what happened? Let's see is what happened
to the dinosaurs? Allegedly you're teachers, you should know.
Speaker 2: I don't know anything about that. I don't know the dinosaurs.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure about that. Kevin's got a theme that
tune and.
Speaker 4: We'll rap it up for a week.
Speaker 2: That's who we got. Can I go against Danny? Danny's
always like doing See he's already writing this sucks. You
really know who this is.
Speaker 3: It's not it's not that new.
Speaker 2: Something takes a part of me something last deneverus, Why
do I think this is the guy that's saying I
feel like an animal?
Speaker 4: No, that's that's not that.
Speaker 2: I remember something right, I was gonna put not available.
I think I know this one.
Speaker 8: Went away up in the morning. Too few of the
day waves on my face. There's a buzz that's flow
through the f with the knife to open up disguise.
Speaker 3: Most people will remember them as the backup saying I'm
Nirvana unplugged.
Speaker 2: I'll also ask you not to blurt out your theme.
I lost you to write it down, so we have
drama like last time. Oh yeah, okay, this is like
all nineties scrunch. I know none of us that's gonna
get crossed out. Yeah I know.
Speaker 4: I guess I could feel it now, you know what.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna chicken Friday, gold beer on a Friday night,
A parentings that fit just and they're like, what.
Speaker 4: No, my god. Finally got.
Speaker 2: Tar sacks long berries on a summer evening and it
sounds su song. I want more berries and the summer feeling.
Speaker 4: It's so warm.
Speaker 2: Breathe me, breathe me out. I don't know fuck ever gone.
We never knew how to perfect.
Speaker 9: We always knew how that's out, complained to kiss Aline
on the fact.
Speaker 2: We never knew how to perfect. We always knew bring
the road store for kids. Something got said, normal funnight.
I can't come with that fucking kids name.
Speaker 10: Oh say, just waking up ben the morning, gotta thank God.
I don't know what today seems kind of eye no
barking from the dark, no small and Mama cook the
breakfast with no haw I got my girl bone but
didn't dig out. Finally got a call from a girl.
I want to dig out, so he stood up. But
later as I hit the don't thinking will I live
another twenty five?
Speaker 8: Gotta go?
Speaker 4: Because I.
Speaker 2: Hit the switch, I can make the ass drop. Well,
have any any any anything on this one? You've got
nothing on the first song? Yes, no, I have no idea.
This is corn freaking a leash. It is corn freaking
a leish, no idea. Something takes a pot of men,
get nasty here, get the last anover. I guess I
never really got to move. I wasn't think corn fan
myself either. I don't like corn.
Speaker 4: Anything on this one.
Speaker 2: No meat, Puppets, blackwater.
Speaker 4: It's correct.
Speaker 2: They backed up the puppets. There one song, There one song.
Speaker 3: But they're more famous for being on MTV Unplugged. Ivanna
played two of their songs out unplugged, maybe three of them.
Speaker 2: You know this one, I said, Cranberries Linger.
Speaker 3: Zombie, which they covered, which another band covered like there's.
Speaker 2: A bunch of covers for it. I had threw four
different ones on my phone of it. Bad Wolves do
a version of it. But Cyrus does it well? Not
Bill take this one, Zach Brown chicken fry too. It's
not the chicken Little Beer on Friday. Uh soberries on
the Summer Evening.
Speaker 3: It's not Maroon five, not maroon.
Speaker 4: Is this?
Speaker 2: Watermelon Sugar? Is watermelon sugar?
Speaker 4: Gay?
Speaker 2: The things Waterlon. We're getting the fucking guy from one direction.
I have the album and I cannot come up with
his name for the fucking life of me.
Speaker 4: It's down.
Speaker 2: No, it's not the one that went down called breathe. No,
it's called watermelon. Watermelon Sugar is the name of the song.
Harry albums.
Speaker 4: Fuck me, O, my god, damn it.
Speaker 3: Didn't he date? Didn't he date Taylor Swift?
Speaker 2: I don't We never knew to think so, but I
don't know. Maybe we always knew how, I don't know.
Did they Sam? I don't know the song?
Speaker 11: But did they sample what a fool believes with the
Dowie Brothers of the song? I don't believe so, because
that's what sons like the Jonas brothers.
Speaker 2: But he always knew.
Speaker 3: What's your son's big jonas think I have four? Uh no,
when they're kids.
Speaker 4: No, it was.
Speaker 2: There's another band that I was on TV. I was
on one of the this is Blind Melon, no ring.
Speaker 3: Yes, I'm trying to remember.
Speaker 2: Who was a little Big Town. No, they had a
TV show James Who remember? I think Will Smith Summertime.
It is not ice Cube summertime. Good day, it is
ice Cube. It was a good day. God damn it.
I got six points of this uh range had twelve.
But the theme I had was songs turning thirty. But
then Jack Brown's tribute, did we not? That's minus five
points from not falling directions? Why no, no, no, don't
pour it out. You're like, yeah, yeah, but I was
gonna say mine because we were supposed to handle that guy.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 2: I was going to say songs about warm weather, but
didn't correct. These are bands are songs of food referenced
cornet a leash, Yeah, get back out of the meat puppets, okay, well,
zombie cranberries okay, Chicken fried by Zach Brown, Watermelon sugar,
Harry woffle House, Harry Style, no rain from Blind Melon,
ice Cube, It was a good day. I got crushed
on this. I think I got one, two, three, four, five. No,
tidly took a half points off for you not to
lose six points. I got half one.
Speaker 4: Daddy gout.
Speaker 3: I can't believe I didn't get food.
Speaker 2: I can't believe I didn't get Harry Styles freaking every whoa, whoa, whoa.
It's all right. Not not for me, It's not cool. No,
I got it.
Speaker 4: I gotta said it us.
Speaker 2: I gotta do that. What's the weather supposed to be
like we're supposed to get It's supposed to be like
one to three that is supposed to chinge out a
freezing rain, and it's supposed to warm up to like forty.
It mean rain tomorrow like midnight at midnight. Oh that's
what I heard. Yeah, I believe I know Stacey Pension.
I will shoot down with a paintball. I know Stacy
the hack bits we did. I guess I bet you
we can get her to come do it again. All
we could. We could do fifteenth anniversary. Yeah, all right,
for damn nice job Daandy crushing it Kevin with another
game for TERI kill giving us some good laughs today
for the parents from misbehaving I'm Bill Moran. We'll see
you next time TV.
Speaker 9: You want to rule a letter to you and this
will stop in by the dagging about the inter statement.
See they were looking for a kind of lightly tend
to see please h