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although I won't be watching the NFL extensively on, so
you will extensively. I take notes. I got two books
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I read that he had uh lawyered up prior to
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Speaker 3: I used to like him too, used to Well, yeah,
I found out he was a Satanist, and then he's
really a safety Why would you choke around about stuff
like that.
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so therefore walking around with.
Speaker 3: Upside down Crosses, playing with ghost taking pictures doing six
sixty six. I can't no, I found that out. That
sucked because Dave Groll is a guy that I've I've
liked the rock and roll and admired, but he has
good times Charlie he is. Oh, he's the nicest guy
in rock and roll. Apparently he's really nice to the ladies.
Speaker 2: I guess so, and this lady got a partying guest.
Speaker 3: Yeah, hey, well he's never been a microphone or a
camera he doesn't like. So that's a guy who needs
a lot of attention. Didn't understand you got a family
at home, but we're good. I can understand that.
Speaker 2: I can understand that. But yes, I've been busy and
I've been trying to make sure that I sit down
to dinner with you, Samson. Yeah every night, like that
established that habit.
Speaker 3: You don't want to be that family and eats to
the counter.
Speaker 2: And I'm making dinner. So like it was barbecue chicken
tonight with you tape it with rice? No, what do
you mean you should tape it?
Speaker 3: Like get a camera overhead, like that's start singing like
let's about it and jameson clap clap, clap to the beat.
And it's like, and you're making used making some mundane
meat loaf or something.
Speaker 2: I'm making. So I have a menu on the on
a whiteboard that he can look at, and no, and uh,
taco Tuesdays has been moved to Thursday. Well, meanwhile, we
had taco Tuesday. And he says to me, uh, well,
he dumped the taco on the counter by accident when
I handed to him, sort of slid off the plate.
And I said, and they were the flat bottom tacos yesterday,
flat bottom shell.
Speaker 3: And then he's car a queen song.
Speaker 2: It would be a great parody song.
Speaker 3: So uh, he's walking over to the table and all.
Speaker 2: Of a sudden, here I'm an idiot. It had shot
out off. It's over the chair and under the table.
So now I'm on the floor. I'm a little bit annoyed,
and I'm cleaning it all up. And then you know
the on the carpet, yes, oh yeah, that's why. Well,
and then this morning I wanted to let it dry,
so I vacuumed what I couldn't get up. But I anyway, no,
that's fine. And then he said to me, uh, he goes,
I've had a lot of Mexican this week. And I go,
what do you mean he had a lot of Mexican?
He goes, well, I ordered Chipotle the other night. We've
got I go. We had dinner. When I left, Oh,
I got hungry again. Yeah, in his room and I'm
cleaning up some stuff. I go, buddy, why is there
a McDonald's cub?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: When I got ordered Chipotle, I also ordered McDonald's. I go,
where's the money coming from? I had an Apple card
on my phone, Like, oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: He's like Michael Phelps, Mandy.
Speaker 2: It's non stop eating all the time. It's snacks and stuff.
And h had first time in a long time, maybe
ever for me, because I've never really been an adult.
I have to go through. I got a budget. I
gotta s Yeah, I gotta APPLIGI you here, man, because
things are going a little crazy today as we tape this.
It is the twenty third anniversary of nine to eleven. Yes,
and I did not post anything. Did you post anything?
Speaker 3: I posted one thing, and I'm not someone who posts
on nine eleven. I don't care and I don't not
even to post it. But I posted one thing, and
it was the picture of the nine to eleven cross
with the flag in the background.
Speaker 2: Okay, So I on Twitter, I did something that I
probably shouldn't have done because I.
Speaker 3: Commented somebody's post.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, I did not well, I commented, I
just didn't write anything online. No, okay, okay, okay, I.
Speaker 3: Have a thought on that.
Speaker 2: No, well, no, that's all right. I think it's I
think the sentiment is is is good? I guess I
don't know. So I see that my one of my
sons had posted. My son, Jordan had posted a story,
and I thought, oh, let me look at that. So
I hit it and it says, you know, never forget her,
always remember something like that, and I'm like, how can
you always remember you were when it happened? You were there,
you weren't there a civil war? Never forget?
Speaker 3: So then, Hi, here's my mistake, Nagasaki, never forget. I
forgot that.
Speaker 2: I live with myself now, just a fourteen year old
version of myself. And I go, uh, because he said
something about nine to eleven, and I said, I go, yeah,
Jordan posted a thing I always remember, and I'm like,
always remember, you weren't even there when it happened. How
do you remember? And the two of us are laughing.
Next thing I know, I hear a ringing phone on speaker.
I hear a ringing phone. Jamison is calling Jordan, and
I hear, hey.
Speaker 3: Buddy, what's going on. I'm about to head into a meeting.
Is everything all right?
Speaker 2: And he goes, yeah, how can you always remember something
you you were never there before? So now I'm like,
oh god, this is my fault. Now, thank god he
didn't throw me under the bus, but it was my
fault because I said to him, I go, how do
you always remember what you're never even there for? So
then he's so Jordan now gets Now he's pissed like
and he's getting annoyed, and Jamison is just hammering. I
mean he Jameson is relentless, he's funny, he's quick and
so and he gets you cornered quick. So Jordan says
something like, h well. Then he goes, uh, I was
there right after I got it.
Speaker 3: And he's like, yeah, but you weren't here.
Speaker 2: Then he goes yeah, he goes, I mean he was
on the fifth plane. He goes, he goes Jackson. He goes,
Jackson was here. Now I should stay out of this.
He goes and then Jordan goes, Jamison said Jackson was here,
and Jordan says, Jackson is was six months old, like,
oh no, he was eleven months old, because he turns
twenty four later this month.
Speaker 3: He was just about a year when when that happened.
Speaker 2: I remember it because I remember him running around in
front of the TV, just he and I home.
Speaker 3: I was doing the story saying you looked at him
and thought, you're not going to call up in the
same America, no, same worlds that I did, so, uh,
thanks bin Laden.
Speaker 2: So then shortan, So now Jordan goes, yeah, well, if
you didn't post something on about nine to eleven, you're
a real asshole.
Speaker 3: I'm like, yeah, because how do we take It's supposed
to be.
Speaker 2: Pretty sacred day, a day to remember, reflect and all that,
and all of a sudden, you're an asshole. He's like
so pissed because the little brother's killing him on the fact,
and then the two of us, I go, well, I
guess I'm an asshole because I didn't post, and I thought,
why don't I post? And I why don't. I never
knew what to really do. As we moved further and
further away from nine to eleven.
Speaker 3: I've never posted until today.
Speaker 2: I once I did go look up today the the
Gilbert Godfrey joke from the Hugh Heffner roast where he went, Uh.
I would looking to take across country flight to LA
but it took I couldn't find one.
Speaker 3: There was a connection at the.
Speaker 2: Empire State Building or something like that, right right, and
like everyone oh, and it was sort of like the.
Speaker 3: It felt like the one that broke the ice.
Speaker 2: But I don't know. I think that was not long
after that. But I never know what to do. And
I'm one of these people that you know, I do
say and try to practice. I'm not good at it.
It's easier to say than do, but go for the
better feeling thought. It doesn't feel good to think about that.
But at the same time, I don't want to be
disrespectful because there were people that I was connected to,
not very familiar, but my aunts for many years had
worked in the Twin Towers. I had been on the
ninety second floor up at the ADT when I was
a kid. I had been in those buildings many many times.
It's horrible and I can't imagine what it was like
to be there. I can't imagine what it was like
to survive it. I can't imagine what it was like
then to maybe have a illness that was related to it.
So certainly I don't want to diminish it. But at
the same time, I always felt like it was a
little bit exploit Hey, I don't know, am I wrong? No,
I'm with you here my personal feeling. I never want
to do any kind of grand standing on the back
of someone else.
Speaker 3: So yeah, So there was a lot like when nine
to eleven first happened, all these celebrities went down to
went down there, yeah, and they thought they were like
helping out and stuff. And then the guys like Steve
Buscemi who actually like quietly worked at a fire department
to help out. Then there were others who were kind
of just like doing magic tricks and hanging Like the
Sopranos entire cast was pretty much down there every day.
The New York Yankees went down there, and like people thought,
you know, maybe they're boosting morale and stuff. The Clintons
were down there, Bill like was a year removed from
office and stuff, and there was a discussion of are
they taking advantage of they promoting themselves or are they
really trying to help out. And I don't really know
the answer to that.
Speaker 2: I didn't really pay attention to that. But what I
used to always bother me a little bit was, Hey,
we're doing a fundraiser or for like the FDN Y
or first responder.
Speaker 3: Every bar in town come out. I was doing the.
Speaker 2: Bands, giving the donation, but the drinks aren't for free.
The bar tips or or the bar tips weren't going
as it was something, and it always felt.
Speaker 3: Like they had their nine to eleven bucket out front.
Speaker 2: It just felt like you were sort of I don't again,
it was an uncomfortable feeling for me. I may be
very wrong in that, but it was my opinion. We
were all kind of a weary opinion.
Speaker 3: Well, well really, so the FDN Y hats and the
NYPD hats do the proceeds go yeah, yeah, the proceeds
going to help proceeds. I'll buy one, I'll buy two,
And all these guys were really just taking advantage of
the situation.
Speaker 2: I don't yeah, I don't want to accuse any of it.
So that's what there was.
Speaker 3: But there wasn't like like we didn't like you guys
when you were with Weez didn't people go have a
song that I wrote about nine to eleven, I'd like
to play it for you, and Weeze put them on
at times like bra It's like brow, we're gonna do
with that? And then so South Park did a whole
episode of Alan Jackson like making you know, living, yeah,
not living, not living?
Speaker 2: I can't tell Iran was the line.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean it, uh yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Think, but again I think it spoke to people, and
I think when you're an artist again, I don't like
tearing down someone. I really don't like tearing people down.
I know that's not I do love Bustin Balls. I
like tearing you down and Kevin down, especially Kevin Well.
Speaker 3: The only reason I like tearing tear me down. Jamison
has put me through the wringer.
Speaker 2: I have been roasted so badly that you know about
my outfits, the way I walk.
Speaker 3: They say like iron Sharpen's iron whatever.
Speaker 2: But that kind of stuff to me was always with
my buddies, just to be a dick, to be a dick.
Speaker 3: Never, that was never my Yeah, I could never my thing.
Speaker 2: So Alan Jackson's song You're Right got a lot of
attention that way, But I always thought like it's art,
and there were people that felt very connected. It was
a very emotional certain time. Right. It changed the world
as we knew it. It changed the way we fly
and you know, you still got to take your shoes.
Speaker 3: And there were a lot of bands that like did that,
like not immediately but over time, like Pearl Jams. Next
two albums were pretty much like anti George Bush, Anti
Yes the War, Anti Dick Cheney, anti you know, and
then you know, I mean I've always said this, I've
always thought this, I've never said it out loud, but
I'll say it now. When the never, like when social
media came out, all of a sudden, we started seeing
the never forget, never forget, never forget every year on
this day. And I never posted anything until like today
because I saw the picture of the crossroom, like, you know,
keep your eyes on God. That was the message. But
the thing that really bothered me is that I think
as a country we collectively forgot after the second anniversary, well,
I think we all turned, we turned on each other,
we went back to well yeah, but like like the
first one, you're not gonna say never forget. Of course,
it's one of year anniversary but by the second year,
everybody's at his other throats were full throat in a rack.
They want to keep going into Iran. Well, what did
Iraq have to do with nine to eleven? And now
stuff's come out, like the CIA is declassified stuff that said, Oh,
the Dick Cheney wanted to go into I ran long
before nine to eleven. And when we warned him, they
didn't say anything. No, they were looking for a way.
And I'm not saying it was an inside job. That's
not what I mean. It's like they ignored warnings and
it's like.
Speaker 2: I don't I know exactly what you're saying, and I
don't know just in terms of the posting the I
don't know whether to tell this story or not because
I don't know the story fully well. But I was
told this story. My brother and I went to see
the stones this year, and on the way back, I
know he listens, and we were talking about our father
and how much he just different things throughout our lives,
and the two of us were laughing our asses off
over certain stories. And then I didn't I don't know
how I didn't know this, but I I had little
kids and I was up here and my brother at
the time, I think was back home and didn't want
to be. He had been at Indiana State getting his
pilot's license and then had some incidents in the air
where he goes, I don't want to be a pilot,
hit a wind sheer, had an engine stall. He goes, yeah,
this isn't for me. And he'd been flying small plane
since he was about fifteen years old. So he came
back home and I think he was living with my parents.
I don't know where on the timeline nine to eleven
fit in his life, like what he was doing, but
he said my father was retired and would see all
this stuff and thought, I'm going to go and volunteer.
And he grew up in New York City. I should
go down and volunteer. So he went down and he
couldn't really figure out. So he just waited on this
line for like a really long time, thinking he was
signing up for stuff. And he gets up and they
hand him a plate and he goes, what's this. They oh,
you got to keep moving through. This is the lunch
for the volunteers.
Speaker 3: And my brother goes, he got confused.
Speaker 2: He couldn't figure out where to go to sign up,
so he got to play the food.
Speaker 3: Too much. We're crying, we're laughing.
Speaker 2: So I think he gave I know, I'm pretty sure
money or something then went because you really couldn't figure out.
It's like, I don't know, I didn't go down there.
It sounds like it was maybe confusing. I'm sure it was,
because I'm sure you had many people coming to try
to First of all, it's New York.
Speaker 3: It's confusing by nature.
Speaker 2: Well, sure, but he got down there.
Speaker 3: He waited on this line forever and he goes, oh,
I'm here to sign up. I was taking at dublins us.
It was just so ridiculous. The one thing about nine
to eleven, though, is that when a country has a
rallying point, you find out why certain people are in
the positions that they're in and how good they are
at their job. And I remember David Letterman really doing
a great job trying to help everybody return to normalcy
they called it. So he gets uping to do his
monologue and he goes, you know, we're gonna have Dan
rather on and then we're gonna have Regis so we
could have something to make fun of, because like Regis
is like the perfect guy because he's just funny, right,
and so and then they go, okay, top ten, top
ten words that almost rhyme with hat. I mean it's stupid,
but it's like Matt lowerd number four. I mean it
was like but it was like it was a way to.
Speaker 2: Ease our way back, laughing and just talk.
Speaker 3: He did and cried he did, and then he said
New York is the greatest city in the world. That's
how he ended his monologue. And then you know, they
came back with rather than regis of course right, and
they did the.
Speaker 2: Top all the New Yorkers.
Speaker 3: But what was cool was that, you know, it was
a way, hey, look guys, we're gonna get through this,
you know, Like Howard Sterne was another guy who did
a brilliant job on his broadcast. I heard some of
it on the way into because I was driving into
school that day, and my see, kids, back in those days,
somebody could you had to hire somebody to install a
pioneer CD player into your truck, and it wasn't working.
My Neil Diamond Greatest Hits wasn't working, so I had
to listen to the radio instead. I love Neild Okay,
I love it but it wasn't reading the CD of like,
I don't Dad installed this day. It sucks. So I
take the CD out and then turn on the you know,
the nerve at the time, and I'm like, I'm like,
what's going on?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 3: And but I mean you find out like how you know,
people are just prepared for those situations and how they
handle with such a plumb and such grace and why
they're as good as they are at their job because
they can do those things.
Speaker 2: Uh, we will take a moment last night the debate.
I know you didn't watch.
Speaker 3: Purposely, didn't watch text from listeners to this podcast about it?
Speaker 2: You did, well, we'll hear about that. I want to
play one thing that's getting a lot of traction and
I don't I don't know how it'll be perceived, but
I want to get to that. We will do that
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Speaker 3: Sing a song full of brookn Hide where God.
Speaker 2: Talk about quiet heroes in a way. Bon Jovi has
this the Soul Kitchen and certainly goes and does a
lot of stuff there. And I don't think he ever
really sought attention for it. Certainly got it because of
who he is. But they were shooting a new video
for a song on a pedestrian bridge in Nashville and
there was a woman on the other like ready to jump,
and I don't know where the camera is if it's
a bridge camera, but TMC's got the footage and you
can see it and they show you and then they
also have footage of like people. I guess they didn't
shut the bridge down. So it has to be weird
because you got in a video. I think your lip syncing, right, Yes,
So he's walking along and I go, this has got
to look like a deranged man going, you.
Speaker 3: Know what you doing all this stuff? But he uh.
Speaker 2: So this woman was about to jump. She was on
the other side, and you see him go over with
another person and they talk and uh and then they
help her back over the railing and she she didn't jump,
So I who know, it's like you go your cynical
side to go that set up, set up. They set
this up. But then I thought, what if you said
the wrong thing like that? It's not that bad it is,
you know what I mean. Everybody's got problems with life,
you know.
Speaker 3: You know, bad medicine.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I was just thinking to like, all
the things that you could do wrong in that situation, well, yeah,
you know what I mean, like all the things you
could do that would be wrong in that situation, and
he seemed to be able to.
Speaker 3: I don't know, Yeah, you would hope that in that
situation you'd be prepared enough to speak to that person.
I'd be like praying the whole time and be like,
you know, hey, God tell me what to say here, Billy,
don't do it.
Speaker 2: Don't do it. But they were the person and you
don't know what was said, and I couldn't tell. I
couldn't tell which one was Bond movie. Yeah, they were
shorter person and then there was a taller person. I'm
thinking the taller person in this was him, because I
don't think he's that tall, but I think he was tall.
Speaker 3: Well, eventually rock stars, as our friend Tommy used to
tell us, so they eventually turned into like grandmother's.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, they look like look at Grandma's with their
tarot cards. Uh did you see? Yeah, we already know
you did not see the debate last night. What were
people telling you about the debate when you got texted?
Speaker 3: So our friend Suke's texted me yes, and he sent
me a picture of his son rolling his eyes while
he's taking a picture of the debate, and he goes,
I just happened to just take a picture of him
during it was a moment where like Kamala is like
talking with her hands out here like this, and like
his son's like sitting there like yeah, like rolling his
eyes like this sucks. And I'm like, I go that
was my exact sentiment as to why I didn't want
to watch. Yeah, I think I think most people watch
it for the entertainment more than information to vote for.
Speaker 2: You were waiting to see what he was going to do.
I do think that there's some people that may be
on the fence. I can't imagine how, but I thought,
and I was my dad, he called me, what did
you think of the debate? I think she won. I
think if you were going to be scoring a debate,
I think she did. I thought she stayed pretty poised
on stuff. And I thought at times he went way off.
Speaker 3: He's what he does.
Speaker 2: He just but I mean no, but but like way off,
I'll play you a piece, And I thought, yeah, this
is it's not a good look. And then he's bringing
up like the leader of Hungary who loves him. But
you know, I go, nobody, go out of the street,
please ask ten people, and I'm gonna I'm gonna bet
ten people don't know who the leader of Hungary is
and the guy's a dictator, and so you know, it's
whatever it doesn't matter you're on one side or the other.
Here's here would be my criticism of Kamala Harris was
I was hoping that there would be something more dynamic,
that there would be a stronger presence and more dynamic
and something that was more leader. And I didn't see that,
and I thought, I thought, boy, this to me. And
I remember I texted somebody, it's like talking to a
very smart woman. I'm not going to deny that at
a cocktail party, you know what I mean, like the
most interesting person in the room, really really bright, has
great ideas, very charismatic, and you really kind of use zero.
Well that's somebody. But I I just don't see. It's
not presidential. And when I said that, somebody goes, oh, well.
Speaker 3: Not presidential, what the fuck is it?
Speaker 2: Jack? But that person was president. You can't that. It's
too bad, and you know, and uh so other than that,
but I thought she did very well. If you were
on the fence, I think she spoke about certain issues
and gave you plans that she has and I thought
that was okay because we haven't heard that.
Speaker 3: No, we haven't been keeping her behind the scenes. I mean,
she's not like doing rallies or anything.
Speaker 2: But there is a moment Dan that is getting a
lot of attention, and I I don't know if I'm
gonna come off like I'm defending Trump, but it was
one of these things where he again, he just it's
like a bridge too far. It's like he just I
don't know what it is.
Speaker 3: He can't. I go if I'm his debate like Chris
Chris Farley in Black Sheep Dandy where he goes kill
Whitey and they're like no, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 2: It's like I've seen it, and I go, if if
you're his DEBTV, you.
Speaker 3: Go, oh shit, no't fucking doll it, Like.
Speaker 2: He can't stop because what he says, and everybody's going
to make fun of Uh, we've experienced it.
Speaker 3: In Western New York. Yes, yes, with the Swans. Here
we go. Here is what happened.
Speaker 4: What they have done to our country by allowing these
millions and millions of people to come into our country.
And look at what's happening to the towns all over
the United States, and a lot of towns don't want
to talk.
Speaker 5: It's not going to be Aurora or Springfield.
Speaker 4: A lot of towns don't want to talk about it
because they're so embarrassed by it. In Springfield, they're eating
the dogs, the people that came in, they're eating the cats,
they're eating they're eating the pets of the people that
live there. And this is what's happening in our country,
and it's a shame.
Speaker 3: This is what people were talking about.
Speaker 2: Yes, because what it's like a bridge too far because
you're like, oh my god.
Speaker 3: Where's Coco. I came home. Where's Coco? Coco? Cobo harra Venezuelan.
As they came in, they took Coco.
Speaker 2: Is laughing in the background a little bit like she's
like she hit her head off. And so then David Muir,
who many women find to be very very hands very dashed,
very very I heard a very.
Speaker 3: Very smiles on the news. His teeth like have that
like special start was dating.
Speaker 2: He has been described to me as not very handed,
but very very handsome.
Speaker 3: Uh he said.
Speaker 6: This Springfield, Ohio and ABC News did reach out to
the city manager there. He told us there had been
no credible reports of specific claims of pets being harmed, injured,
or abused by individuals within the immigrant community.
Speaker 7: All I've seen people intelligen let me just say here,
this is the people on.
Speaker 5: Television say my dog was taken and used for food.
Speaker 4: So maybe he said that, and maybe that's a good thing.
Speaker 5: To say for a city manager.
Speaker 7: I'm not taking this from people on television say dog
was eaten by the people that went there.
Speaker 8: My puppy was turned to purina.
Speaker 2: It's like, now, I don't know. I sat there and
I go, this is gonna go. This will be everywhere
in five minutes. I was gonna say it. Used to
say tomorrow, No, within five minutes, three minutes, two minutes,
ninety seconds, so fucking everywhere.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're gonna find out in the next few weeks
how true this is.
Speaker 2: Okay, well I have I have some perspective on this
for you. What he's referring to from what I can find,
And it started to come out before the debate. August
twenty seventh, there was a town meeting in Springfield, Ohio.
Speaker 3: Springfield, ore they other one from the Simpsons, and we
confirmed this.
Speaker 2: We have not they They have had an influx from
what I understand, of twenty thousand Haitians have arrived in
a town of I think fifty eight thousand people. Wow.
Speaker 3: So that's like adding another quarter of the population.
Speaker 2: So that's what's happening. Okay, So thousands of Haitians have
arrived in Springfield since COVID nineteen, so we're talking over
a period of time, not all at once, but certainly
a significant increase. Anthony Harris is a what did he
call himself? An influencer, and he's got a YouTube channel,
and he's also running for mayor and he's twenty eight
years old. Anthony stood up at the meeting and this
is what Anthony said, and this is what I believe
President Trump was referring to. I can't find anything where
anybody lost a dog or a cat.
Speaker 9: But this, I think it's like kind of odd that,
like a guy like me has to come out from
doing what I do on a daily basis to have
fun because I see what's going on in these streets
and I see you guys are sitting up there in
them comfy chairs and suits like, and I'm getting out
here every day and I'm broadcasting this and you guys
are just sitting up there and suits something like. I
really challenge you guys to get out here and do something.
Speaker 2: Now I watch some of his videos, they're not well produced,
and the audio is kind of hard to hear. They
look like they may be funny, but he doesn't have
like microphones. It's getting recorded on whatever camera he's using
his iPhone, and so you don't hear all of it.
But he is out there on the streets, and he
does show you something that.
Speaker 9: These Haitians are running into trash cans, they're running into buildings,
they're running into they flipping cars in the middle of
the street.
Speaker 2: So he's saying that the Haitian refugees are terrible drivers.
And there is a video where Haitian. I don't know
if it's a Haitian he's claiming it is. It doesn't
I didn't even go to look for a news I
would assume this would be on the local news of Springfield.
But somebody went through a brick wall into a business,
like just right through. Then the windows all smashed out,
and then they just went right through a brick wall.
So gas. So basically he's saying they can't drive, and
they're here. I don't even know how they're getting licenses,
and you guys aren't doing anything, and so he has
this suggestion.
Speaker 9: I don't know how like y'all can be comfortable with this,
Like I don't know, like who's getting paid from it.
I feel like I honestly feel like someone's getting paid
from it. In the background, they dropping that you got
a bunch of people on the bus getting dropped off
at a gas station to come down here. I know
a single mom that facetimed me tonight, FaceTime me this
morning at the welfare all this that really need like
that really needs something, and it's nothing but immigrants over there.
And I don't even want to like seem like I'm
coming down on the immigrants because it's the people that's
bringing them down here, because wherever they're at, that's what
they're used to. Bro They're in the park grabbing up
ducks by their neck and cutting their head off and
walking off with them.
Speaker 2: Okay, so they're grabbing ducks now. He does go on
to say that the cops, and I'm not sure if
it's in this piece or not. You're out there, you're
busting people for speed limits and drugs. Why don't you
take the Haitians to teach you how to try it's
your job. I don't know, but this is okay. So
he's saying that people are snatching up the ducks, popping
off their heads and walking off with them. I'm not okay.
We had this happen in Syracuse with the swan. Yes,
they have that whole beautiful park. People were upset. We
did the whole piece a year ago. I should have
looked up what episode that is so we could go back.
And if I were really good at my job, like
Letterman is as you refer to, I would have had
that audio on me right now. But I don't.
Speaker 3: Syracuse is the greatest city of the world.
Speaker 2: But Syracuse had a pond where they had this family
of swans, and somebody snatched the mother swan and took
it home and ate it, cooked it up, and ate it.
And it turned out to be like that's what they did.
So but then I see that it's not swans, it's
the Canada geese that they're doing this with, And I
went Galisano would love these motherfuckers. They shit all over
his yard and he wanted the population. But nowhere is
their pets or dogs or anything like that. I have
not seen that. So that's what I'm saying, is like
West douggles, President Trump isn't wrong. It would be pretty
jarring to take your kids to whatever pond to feed
the ducks and see someone grab it, chop off its
head and walk away. If that's what happened, I get it.
But it's not. I don't see the pets, and that's
where I go. God, what does he do? Why does
he say these?
Speaker 3: He would have just said animals instead of pets. Yeah,
because he's not necessarily wrong? Is my thing is?
Speaker 2: And that seems odd in America, I haven't right. Any
family member of yours ever go and grab a not
duck hunting. Just gone down to the Erie Canal where everybody,
you know, they sell Some of the stores down on
the Erie Canal in Pittsford will sell duck food.
Speaker 3: You take your kids, they feed the ducks.
Speaker 2: Somebody comes along slices up at ninep up and said it's.
Speaker 9: Wild eating them Like y'all get the Highway State Patrol
down here every week, and then y'all get like a
task worse for the Highway State Patrol. And they look
for guns, and they look for dope, and this and
that and the fourth that's saying he would have y'all
got riding up and down limestone doing you turns pulling
people over for blinkers and pulling people over for like
going left a center and like a couple of miles
over like, y'all can take them same people the Highway
State Patrol and you can take them in every single
winner they silver charges and dodge d ringos, and y'all
can take them to sunset and y'all can park them
right over there, and y'all can teach people how to
drive it. Since the Highway State Patrol know so much
how to know so much about traffic laws and know
what to do in traffic, they need to y'all pay them.
They can go over there and teach these Haitians how
to drive. Because it's getting a bro I'm getting thousands
of views on these and it's going to get bigger
and it's only gonna get worse. And y'all sitting up
there in these chairs, y'all all, y'all need to get
out here and do something. Y'all making hundreds of thousand dollars.
Y'all need to put on a T shirt that's on
crocks and then y'all need to come out here in
these streets and y'all need to go out here and
uh I'm out here before the police is like, y'all
need to do something. Bron y'all really got to stand
on minutes. Y'all getting paid all this money just to
wear a suit and sit in a chair. I don't
think I think it's I think it's crazy, bro, they
like to do something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, anyway, there you go. That that's that
was the kids rant. That's what I think led to
President Trump doing that saying it. Yeah, and and and
it would be weird to see someone snatch up a
Canada goose like at the local park, just be weird.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well it's weird if you saw some weird. Look,
let's be honest. Okay, in the city of Rochester, if
you like, if you go into Lilac Festival you cut
down a couple of flowers to give to your girl,
you can get arrested, yes, because you can't be ignorant
of the law. And so like, if he's got a point,
if they are doing this, then why aren't they getting
a driving Yeah that's I mean, because you do know
a license, you're not insured. You could kill some You
could kill somebody, and that it could be my family,
your family, right, anybody? And then someone's gonna come out
with a gun and they said enough's enough, and they're
gonna take vengeance into their own hands. You're gonna start
see vigilantheism and then before you know, it's chaos. And
maybe that's just what they like.
Speaker 2: Maybe I don't know how soon seriously, aren't whyren't you
doing something serious? How Springfield became the place? Well, well,
I do wonder, like you can't just pull somebody over
because they're Haitian, you know what I mean, That we
can't do. But if they're driving into buildings, I don't know.
I like, even if they're not making a traffic violation,
maybe they really hold it together while they see the officer,
like all of us. I have no idea, but that
was what I think Trump was based. Yes, and then
somebody took that and said, you know, President Trump talking
about eating the pets really lines up well to the
peanuts piano.
Speaker 10: They're eating the people that came in, they'reting the cats,
they're eating, they're eating of the people that live there.
Speaker 3: It's like, I go, the Internet's the greatest thing in
the world. You can't do anything.
Speaker 2: And again I can't find stories that they're eating the
pets of anybody that lives there. But it just seems
like if they're eating the ducks, then maybe logically it
sounds like.
Speaker 3: But we don't have proofs. But the guy who's running
for president probably shouldn't say that.
Speaker 2: That's all.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's always marching to the beat of his own.
Speaker 2: It's like I just went, oh boy, oh, they're.
Speaker 10: Eating, They're eating, They're eating.
Speaker 3: I gotta say this. I mean, you have to work
really hard, really hard to look dumber than Kamala Harris,
whom whom I have to say this. I have to
say this. I thought you were smart. You How do
you possibly become a worse vice president in tone, in
in media than Dan Quayle. I mean dan Quayle. He
was known for being an airhead. But dan Quayle misspelled
the word potato, and that's what he.
Speaker 2: Was known for.
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris has blown that out of the water with her,
with her like stupidity and her stupid memes and everything else.
It's just that everything she says is on repeat and
it's rehearsed over and over again, and she's the She's
like Jerry Seinfeld. She's the master of saying nothing you know,
last night, I thought she said some stuff and she
was well coached. I yeah, I mean it's like, I
hope this is where honestly, like, if you were watching
this and you had and you're not very familiar with her,
was I think there are many people who aren't. Uh.
Speaker 2: She came off to me as a very bright person.
Speaker 3: You know, well she has a former like yes, attorney general,
she is a senator.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I that was the thing. But I hear
what you're saying. I just wish there was a little
more command, because you know you're watching this.
Speaker 3: My issue with Kamala is that she can never give
me the how, Yeah, how are you going to fix this?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 3: She started to this and then and the other thing too,
is like I had a conversation with a friend of
mine watching the Bills game, and the ad came up
for Kamala and she's talking about all the things she's
going to do. I'm like, well, when Biden was elected,
they called this the Biden Harris administration. It wasn't the
Obama administration or like the Clinton administration, right Bush, this
was the Biden hyphen Harris Like, we're a team together.
So and you were put in charge of the border,
and yet somehow she's saying, Biden, nomics is working and
then all of a sudden, well things are at an
all time low. We got to get it back. It's like, well,
you're in charge, honey, so do it what And my
friend goes, now, Dan, she's the vice president, not the president.
You don't have the same power.
Speaker 11: Off.
Speaker 2: I think that when they did that Biden Harris, I
think it was an optics thing because it was a woman,
a black woman.
Speaker 3: Well yeah, and I think that. And she didn't got
and being like Dan Quayle to Barack Obama overnight. No,
So I think that.
Speaker 2: So I don't know what she had with certain things.
And I know that there were a committee she was
on and then off and then on, and I don't
know what.
Speaker 3: She's had more people quit than Trump did under him,
like it is administration. Trump just fired people. If she's
had people quit, like like, I can't work with this woman,
I can't deal with her. She's just incompetent.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen It's probably true. I haven't seen that.
Speaker 3: I've seen a number of people who have said they
have they left Trump because he just wouldn't listen. Oh yeah,
like he would just you would tell him something that
he would go last night.
Speaker 8: I mean, I mean, I just can't rehearse for this.
Of course not I know what it's saying. I used
to have a show that was number one. I want
Emmy's I on the U s f L too. I
was president once. I know what the questions gonna ask.
I don't have to rehearse.
Speaker 3: I'm sure she sat in the room, was coached by
like a debate team from Harvard out how to do. Oh, yeah,
of course she was. Yes, usually they are. I think
he has I think President Trump has a team.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 3: After the third question, I think I got this. I
got this. We're good. I don't know. I don't have
to read. I don't have to read the briefings. I'm smart.
Speaker 2: So funny, we will uh will take a moment. There's
a couple of things I want to get to, including
race and Randy.
Speaker 7: Oh.
Speaker 3: I love Randy's Watkins Glen. But there's a September Watkins Glaire.
Speaker 2: It's a funny Watkins and the weather's gonna be great,
which is it's funny.
Speaker 3: Watkinson was always funny with Randy, so this was no no.
Speaker 2: But this is a funny sort of ironic thing. And
I'm not sure how to how to get it at
coax it out of him, because I think he'll play
it close to the vest. But if I can, if
I'm if I'm any good, I'll get him to it
to larn Yeah, to lure it out.
Speaker 3: Because remember a year ago when Kevin's mother died. You know,
you got two voicemails the same day. One from Kevin said, Hey,
my mom died. I'm not going to be in for
a while. It's you know, sudden, very somber, and he
was like very cool about it. And then Race and
Randy going off about Watkins Glad being moved to September
like it ruined his entire life. Do we have that
somewhere of course? Well, because the other computer.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, because the one computer went down and I
got to get it into Uh although, fix it Fox,
if you have computer issues, fix it Fox. I wasn't
intending to do a little plug for him, but they do.
He does a great job and very timely. Very cost
of fishing won't eat Petz. But it it is like
a couple, it's just money. It's it's a little bit
of a layout, right, now for me, And I'm laying
out for bicycles and yeah, camps and sports and I'm
just going let me get a lay of the land here.
We're all right with this.
Speaker 3: But yes, I I'm sure I do have it everything saved.
It's just in that's it's just a funny sun real
all right. We'll take us perspective.
Speaker 2: We will get to that right after this.
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Speaker 12: Stand do you remember this song from nineteen ninety four?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I figured you did, because that was sort of this
to life. Where were you and where were you? Eighth grade?
Eighth grade?
Speaker 3: And uh, Brian Adams, Rod Stewart and Stick forgot this
and then on abes on their shoulders, Rachel wonder, wasn't it.
Speaker 2: I totally forgot this song existed, Like I complete, It's
like three guys I wouldn't never have put together.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I wouldn't, dude Brits at a Canuck.
Speaker 10: But I mean.
Speaker 3: Brian Adams is an award winning photographer.
Speaker 2: Yes, and he did. I think, uh did some photography
thing in what one all kinds of arm?
Speaker 3: Like can you imagine if these three motherfuckers step out together?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like Sting even starts making fun of At the beginning,
they're just rolling and I think they were gonna use
it for b roll and uh, they're waiting on Rod
Stewart and they go so Brian Adams and Sting are
kind of sting piano and they're doing it and go
where where is he? And he comes walking in and
he go that hair and he's like he goes and
he's all white, Stings in all black.
Speaker 3: It's just like it just is't funny.
Speaker 2: It just is a funny thing to me because I
always think his sting is a cerebral and I always
thought of I loved Rod Stewart, but he was like
dumb blunt how I put it. They got sexy and
he want my body if you think of sexy, Well, like,
I don't love his voice.
Speaker 3: I did. I remember a little Stephen talking about when
he had ducked. I think the young Rascals into the
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, they're talking about Rod Stewart.
Rod Stewart's not black. Let me see that magazine. He
thought it was black.
Speaker 2: But I always liked Rod Stewart with the band Faces
many years ago with Ronnie Wood was in. They had
some really great blues and any shit that I loved.
Speaker 3: And that's my introduction. They used to play them in
the Sopranos a lot, the Faces, Yeah, they would like
they would close out shows with uh. And I don't
know if they went to different faces after that, I
don't remember, but anyway, those are small faces that it
was face.
Speaker 2: Oh that's right, thank you.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 2: I play this song all for Love because we will
call Race and Randy. But I'm gonna I'm gonna tell
you sort of what I found a little bit funny.
Watkins Glenn has been a mainstay in the center of
his vacation, summer vacation every year for years, and he
used to get pretty wild, and he would give us
updates and when we're on the radio together back in
the mid two thousands, he would leave voicemails and stuff,
and they were entertaining and we would get all these
updates about riding the bowl and the titties being out
and all this other stuff. The Italians see the Italians,
and so there was a lot of fun. Over the years,
it seemed to mellow out as many things have, just
societal standards. Right. Yeah.
Speaker 3: So Randy had a camper and he says to me
the other day, he goes, yeah, yeah, Tracy said, we
should really sell the camper.
Speaker 2: So I'm taking a bob bah bah. So they sell
the camper. Camper has been sold, and I couldn't really
follow the conversation. But now they're renting a camper to
go to Wackets. Glenn. I don't know why, but both
these things, from what I understand, is his wife's idea.
That's why I wanted to play It's all for love
because and I couldn't tell. We'll get it from him
and see if we can kind of straighten it out.
I did ask him, I'd love to have had a debate,
uh just review from Race and Randy, but he didn't.
Speaker 10: Why.
Speaker 2: But before we uh talked to Race Randy, Kevin sent
me a text earlier and said, uh, you should have
Dan Bresnahan or dan On. And I'm going dan oh
Bresnahan because there was an accident outside Cobblestone on Main.
Oh wow, okay, And it was funny because I had
already I wasn't gonna have dan On because it just
didn't seem Uh it's it's pretty scary. But what I
was laughing at is like thirteen Wham has banner ads
and it's called the Midday Bash and it's right underneath
the sunny car crash outside Cobblestone to Main. But it's
for some food truck rodeo. And I go, somebody needs
to look at this shit.
Speaker 3: It just may never do. They can't. I think they
pop up, Randy. They do.
Speaker 2: That's the thing.
Speaker 3: It's not.
Speaker 2: It's not but this car. So from what I understand,
three people minor injuries. Okay, please sad. An eastbound vehicle
hit a speed limit sign in the village of Webster.
So this is e there someone who is inebriated in
some fashion or I'm thinking old or on their fucking phone.
Speaker 3: Could be okay, or or this has happened to me.
The axle breaks on the on the truck.
Speaker 2: All right, well, this looks like a I don't know
what year, but it looked like an suv. And but
that's not You're right, it could it could be that.
So uh, people said. The eastbound vehicle hit a speed
limit sign and a small tree before hitting the guard
rail in front of cobble Soonamin, the guard rail is
the fence outside their patio.
Speaker 3: People sit out there. People could die along the street.
I still summertime.
Speaker 2: Two people on the restaurant's patio were treated at the scene,
and the driver crawled out of the vehicle on his
own and was transported for treatment. No one else was
in the vehicle, So I mean, I got to think
that would be scary as hell. You know, imagine if
you're like you're walking out with their food. Yeah, shit happens.
Oh yeah, yeah, was getting off with clothes. Yeah, it
was no damage to the building. You just kind of
hit the guardrail. And I said, I just saw the next.
Speaker 3: Thing you know, some Haitians could open up a restaurant
and take Grandma's body and serve it up as number
fifty two.
Speaker 2: I I texted Bresnahan, the owner of Cobble Zola Mean,
and said, I just saw the accident outside of your
restaurant in the news. I'm so relieved to hear everyone
was okay. He goes, thanks, Billy, everyone is good. Terrifying
to say the least. Yeah, and it would be terrifying, yes,
absolutely insane.
Speaker 3: My uncle's restaurant, which you referred to as a diner
over the years he had.
Speaker 2: He had this. I did only did it because you
would get so many hit.
Speaker 3: His greenhouse and he's had to rebuild the greenhouse. Now,
no accidents in this place for like twenty nine years,
and then all of a sudden, within a month, two
cars end up crashing into the greenhouse.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: And I mean like he had all and he had
all the provisions. I mean he had the sidewalk, he
had the the the curb, yeah you know, and the
but these were like trucks that just like slid and
went over the over the sidewalking.
Speaker 2: Into the too fast.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah. One of my favorite stories ever along these lines.
Speaker 3: Was in Skinny Atlas. I used to be there a
lot because I had a person I was supposed to
marry and I didn't.
Speaker 2: That lived there. And I think it was one of
her brother's friends. And there was a lot of hills
and stuff because the lake, you know, you're around the
Finger Lakes, there's a lot of rolling hills. And there
was a barn right on the side of the road.
You would come around this turn and the barn, like
the upper level of the barn was almost a street level,
but it was on a hill. It was uniquely designed
and sure as shit. Man, one of the guys just
lost it on a turn. I don't know if they
were drinking what went into the upper level of the barn,
crashed through the wall, crashed through the floor down.
Speaker 14: To the lower level of the barn, and tried to
drive off but he couldn't. Yeah, yeah, good drive, Like
everything was like deal about tires and yeah.
Speaker 2: And the guy was not even hurt. But I think,
like the farmer, you know, I think I don't know
if they landed on I don't know if there was
cattle involved. It was many years ago, but man, these
things do happen. We will call Race and Randy, who
is going to be uh heading to Watkins Glen tomorrow,
he said, And uh, maybe we'll even get a little
update from Race and Randy before that after that while
I was there, I mean, I don't know what I'm saying.
I told him I was going to be calling around
seven here. It is much later than that. But that's
because I screwed up on our start time tonight. To Danny,
Race and Randy, I am calling to want apologize. I
told you what we would call an hour earlier. I
didn't realize I had texted Danny in a start time
that was an hour later than I realized. So that's
my fault.
Speaker 3: I get a phone call about to eat dinner all
of a sudden, Uh, hey you coming? But yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Looked down at the that my text and I fat
fingered it in my head. Anyway, how are you, sir?
Speaker 11: Good Ridges eating dinner now? I got my fuck off
packed up for your stuff for the outside and getting
ready for that.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Can can you talk a little bit about this
this Watkins gun experience? Because you used to have a
camper and you would go every year.
Speaker 11: Right absolutely, and we just decided to get rid of
the camper because we only used it once in the
last four three or four years. Used it one time
to go to the glen, which is always fun. That's
what we do, and we'd love it.
Speaker 2: What did you do the other times you went to
the glen?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 2: I met you down there and you weren't camping, were you?
You were just coming for the day.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I went down on that one time one time.
Me and Tracy went back two years ago. Because Tracy
sold the truck that we used to tow the camper.
We didn't nothing to toll with it, so we got it.
Then we got a truck a year later. But we've
camped forever. I used I tented camps Ton till two
thousand and six was the last year at tent camp Okay.
So and then we Tracy said, when I got down
to thirty eighth degrees one night in August at Glenn,
so we decided that we were going to buy another.
We we actually had another tent all bought ready to go.
We got a thing in the mail from a camping place,
come check out campus. Next thing I know, we turned
around forty thousand dollars just a week of go camping.
Well and we had to buy We had to buy
a vehicle, and we bought a camper all within like
four days.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 11: So and we went camp and we had we had
another camper, we had our second camper. And but since COVID,
we don't go that much anymore. And I'm really busy,
me and Trace, we're both busy with the racetrack out
of South Butler, you know, and stuff and so and so,
and then she works and she works a lot of weekends,
you know, So it made it tougher. So we went
from using the camper, you know, four or five times,
six times a month, down like one time a year.
Speaker 2: So it sounds like a good idea to sell it.
But now, what are you gonna do?
Speaker 11: We have rented at camper at the home camp tomorrow.
Speaker 3: It's like that I watched this morning that made me
laugh so hard when you told me that, that made
me laugh. I go, how much does it cost to
rent the cat?
Speaker 2: I don't know what it's enough? Well, is it cheaper
than a hotel in that you're doing?
Speaker 11: Well, well, take that back the one Hope really good
hotel that's down there. Yeah, I think that's like three
fifty at night when you got to have a four
to nine minimum.
Speaker 3: And Tracy's got a very particularly charge three fifty a night.
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, that did one night the hotel down there.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Is that the Glenora thing or something? That's the shower billy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, only because I would not be surprised if
they charged north of four hundred and get it, got it, yeah,
get it? Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'll tell you what, Randy.
Speaker 2: I know somebody who would try to drive those prices
up to seven hundred dollars a night. And his name
is Kevin Moran. And my brother here, Yeah.
Speaker 3: There ben being Kevin our friend's house. Yeah, kicks Tyler
out of his room. So so now you're renting a camper.
Speaker 2: This is fantastic, This is fantastic, and you go down.
Speaker 11: We had we had camping spots. Yeah, and they got
a new job too, so I really didn't have any
vacation time, so I didn't have, you know, so they
let me out. We're going down tomorrow night and we're
gonna shut up and spend the night. I got to
get up Friday morning and drive back and go to work, work,
and work to work till noon, and then I'm going
to drive back down to the glen.
Speaker 3: Oh jeez, that's a lot, man.
Speaker 11: So trades is gonna be partying up down on the
Glenn by yourself, all.
Speaker 3: Right, so they see this is all for love. Yeah,
I played the song all for by the way, like
Tracy's got a particular taste in hotels. She's only she
only stays at what a Best Western or a day's in?
Is that true, Randy, She only stay at two hotels?
Speaker 2: Stop it.
Speaker 11: That's what he loves. Loves best Buszards or Hampton Ends.
Speaker 3: That's it. Nothing else, Billy, just the best Western. Well
what about a w or the Ritz?
Speaker 11: Well, if I hit four grand, might just spent in
a room. Oh yeah, why oh buddy, they got waffles,
get out of my way. Last time. Last time I
made the good waffles and me and my buddy Dave
went to Digger died down North Carolina when the guys
got up.
Speaker 3: All yeah.
Speaker 11: The day first day we were down to day at
walking Machine, three waffles, windwig cream for breakfast, Buddy. The
next day was cold ship because they shot all the
transformers that I couldn't make my should piss.
Speaker 3: We got the voicemail.
Speaker 2: God, well, last year we were just remember missing that
last year around Watkins, Glenn. When he found out that
it was going to be in September, you left me
a ranting voicemail, and that was either followed by or
preceded by Kevin Muir, who's on the podcast, telling me
that his mom had passed. So it's like, right, I
got the ups and the downs, rangs, Like.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you, somebody thats me off from my
whole freaking summer. Yeah, well, it's this football season and
Tracy not gonna watch the Cowboys. We're gonna watch Cowboys.
I got wat the Bills and cat watch the Cowboys.
Can't do it all over down walking to cun One.
That's a race going on September. I'm not used to.
That's I got a new job.
Speaker 2: So Randy, what, by the way, what do you think
of the Cowboys? I mean, he's spent a whole lot
of money, did they not?
Speaker 11: Well, that's that's Tracy's team. Yeah, and they look good
the other night. I mean the Browns, the Browns Schullship
the number one defense, and they pretty much tore it
an off.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah they did.
Speaker 12: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 11: Dax's worth two hundred and sixty freaking million dollars.
Speaker 3: Not he's not He's not Randy. They're not gonna win
a Super Bowl. They've basically just written their themselves off.
Danny's been waiting to say this all the evening.
Speaker 2: He's so thankful that I got like I see saving
Like I said, he looked, he looked good the other night.
Speaker 11: But like I said, it's early. What's see what happened?
Whichhould they get seat? Yeah, he played like he could
play all year like he played the other night. They
got a good shot.
Speaker 3: Well, he's not going to be facing teams with like
a creep a quarterback every while the creep a quarterback.
Speaker 2: I'm hearing that. There's another allegation, yes, this one from
a woman in Cleveland on a dating site who he
went to her house and then laid She said she
wasn't ready, so he stripped down and laid naked and
asked her to rub his buttox, and so she started
rubbing his shoulders. And I don't know what happened from there.
And so now if this is true, it would break
it would violate the contract, and the Browns may be
able to get out of the.
Speaker 3: Browns are looking for any way to get out of
this deal.
Speaker 2: Well, the bad part is Joe Flacco comes off his
couch last year and has the same offense and does
what he did with it, and Deshaun wats in his back.
Speaker 3: And it's not doing anything. And you had all summer
and all preseason and this is terrible.
Speaker 11: So yeah, okay, yes, well, well I'm gonna try and
hoping Magan actually see Michael Jordan this year. Maybe maybe
I'll see if he's at the track this year.
Speaker 3: Well, he comes every once in a while. We saw
him a couple of years ago, didn't we he was
in his tenth time.
Speaker 11: I don't know if he was. I don't know if
he was there a couple of years ago or not.
But you know, he's got a driver, he's got two drivers, well,
one driver in the chase, you know, and then Denny Hammond.
And you know here what you've heard about the the
new contract with NASCAR is all these teams signed, but
h Jordan's team and from Remote Courts won't sign because
they don't like the way that this doesn't do anything
more for the teams as far as something and uh
so all those two teams are holding out in George
a smart businessman. He said, we're not going to sign.
It ain't gonna happen. So I don't know what's going
to happen.
Speaker 2: We'll start to live to a NASCAR version.
Speaker 11: There's one hundred there's one hundred and five pages to
this freaking contract. Wow, the way they freaking read them all.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's crazy.
Speaker 2: Any contract, I always think they should be maybe ten
three buy.
Speaker 3: Five cards, five pages? What do you need?
Speaker 2: I have these radio had sometimes these thirty two page
fucking contracts of drivel, just absolutely gosh legalies that meant nothing.
And basically, if you it was boiler plate anyway. Right,
So if you didn't have somebody who was a lawyer
that had a little spine and flexibility, he could change things,
or the person could change things for you. But otherwise
it was just bullshit.
Speaker 11: So you write, Dan, I'd want a three by five card.
We pay you this much? Okay, Yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Mean, well, what what are the terms? I mean, I
get it. You can get metal house in the clubhouse.
Speaker 2: But it's like it to me, to me, if you
could simplify the world, you keep a contract to five
pages and you keep meetings to fifteen minutes. Yes, right,
and if you need to have a meeting with that,
it shouldn't be everybody else involved, because honestly, if the
meeting goes longer, it's that one dick and you and
the dick can take it separate.
Speaker 3: I have to ask questions or whatever.
Speaker 2: Whatever your issues. You need to really hammer something out.
Do that offline.
Speaker 11: Now, did you see that? Did you see that any
of the race last weekend?
Speaker 2: No, sir, I did not well.
Speaker 11: Denny Hamlin his strategy was pull shit, dumb ass. He
decided to hang out back for a while and got
caught up in a big accident. Now he's one of
the course, he's one of the chase guys. So now
he's way down because he didn't finish with the damn okay,
and he has gotten beat up all week by everybody
bought their strategy. Well, he's just getting getting beat up.
Speaker 2: It just didn't work. That's why you called the strategy.
Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
Speaker 11: Yeah, Oh they want dead. Tracy wants your opinion on
what happened to Tyreek Kill.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'll give you my opinion on what happened to
Tyreek Hill. And I think even Tyreek Hill sort of
adjusted this. You can't do ninety miles an hour on
a street in a you know, really, Randy. I mean,
you look those cars. They're built for racing, and I
understand that the temptation when you're in there to do that,
I believe me. Get me behind the wheel of an
Audi R eight and I want to open that up.
But to be weaving in out of traffic like that
is irresponsible, and I think that he would even say
that for them to then pull him over. I think
that most of the time police are pretty good at
de escalating situations. They knock on the window. Those windows
are tinted out to the point where you can't see
in the car. They didn't know who he was. There's
audio that's out there where somebody says that's to rekill
and one of the cops goes, oh fuck, like it's audible.
So I don't know that they were aware of who
he was, and he may not recognize to rekill without
a helmet, you know what I'm saying. It's possible when
they knocked on the window, you can't see into the
car and you don't know what you're dealing with. So
an officer, I don't you probably are trying to. So
they tell him put it down. He says, stop.
Speaker 3: Knocking on my window. Don't knock on my window like that.
Speaker 2: Puts the window down, is what through Delta Sonic hands
them the stuff, puts the window back up, and they
go put the window down, put the window down, and
he goes, all right, I'm putting the window down. Open
the door, now forget it done. Too late, you took
too long. And this is where I go, well, now
we've just had now we've taken something, and that we've
just blown it up and I'm not to Reik to
me was like it kind of a punk kid, right,
And I think at times we've all been there. I'm annoyed,
I'm trying to get to the stadium. Maybe I'm running late.
I have no idea. But then to then physically pull
them out of the car, throw them on the sidewalk
as that seemed to be, uh it's my favorite term tonight,
a bridge too far. It just seemed like it was
I don't know, maybe other people disagree. It looked like
that to me in my opinion. And then when they
get him standing up now with the cups, he seemed
to be now complying and I think he was even
trying to imply when they started to open the door
and all this stuff. And then when they slam him
and he goes, hey, I just had surgery. I had
surgery on my knees. You know, that kind of be terrible.
If he did, let's say it did do something to
his knee. It didn't because he played in the game
and did well. But if he did and they slammed
him down, I mean, that's pretty bad. And then the
other players coming over to just kind of go who
this is, and that one officer was a bit aggressive
from the footage I saw over the top.
Speaker 3: And they had like four chips cops like on bikes.
I'm not making fun. It's like the description.
Speaker 2: But then somebody else came like even when they were
putting him down. And what I did like was the
officer who did it was and I this is going
to sound terrible, but I was suld I say it.
I don't know. I was relieved he wasn't a white guy.
He sounded like a Hispanic gentleman. It sounded like there
was a bit of an accent there. Not that that's
one or the other, but at least it's not like,
you know what I'm saying, beating another white cop beating
up So I don't I not that either one of
it makes it right. And maybe that's a completely ignorant
and stupid people.
Speaker 3: People who are trying to make this do a racial
thing like need to like have their head. That's I'm
not sure that it's I don't think it was that.
Speaker 2: I think but when you have the tinted out windows
and I can't see in the car, and I don't
know what else is in there, and we know what
police officers deal with, right and we can see these
things go try and but it just seemed like after
that it just got a little too aggressive.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: And then I, I don't know, I haven't followed up
on the story. I was told that that officer was
suspended or maybe fired. I don't know. I think suspended, Yeah,
I would hope not fired. Yeah, I would hope not fired,
because that that's again, you know, I don't like that.
Speaker 11: No, his lawyer, his lawyer was going to do something
about something going on. But I didn't get a chance
to read the art.
Speaker 3: And I think that Tyreek Hill was calling up Drew Rosenhaus,
getting him on the phone while he was getting pulled over,
just a case. I mean, I've heard stories of like
black athletes calling up their lawyers as they get pulled over,
putting him on speakers so they hear everything going on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so they have their version of the story. But
I think Tarik even said I could have handled my
stuff better. Yeah originally, but I was. But he did
seem to comply after that. So I don't know, does
Tracy agree with that or.
Speaker 11: Yes she does. No, I mean, I say, I you know,
I just I don't know how. I haven't watched the video,
so listen to it. I just saw, you know, came
out of the car on the ground.
Speaker 2: Well, those are the things they're going to show you.
But I always think you got to have the full context.
I don't know that that I could see where an
officer would get frustrated. But I always think, like, and
I would say that a veteran officer, and this guy
certainly seemed to be that a veteran officer sometimes is
better at de escalating things. And I think that, like
the idea to de escalate is better. But again, as
you know, I know you're saying race thing. I don't know,
I mean, a black guy in a sports car with
tinted out windows in a wife beater. I think that automatically,
there's a perception in your head this could be trouble, right,
white guy with the tinted that windows in the car,
and most of the white guys that could afford that
are going to be middle aged guys who are probably
doctors or whatever, you know, racing away from their mistress's
house to get home to their wife. And then the Sunday,
that guy, I think would probably be.
Speaker 3: Maybe a little more cooperative.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but I so I don't know that
to the point of I'm not sure. Because you're a
young black man, does that make you automatically is there
a fear of the.
Speaker 11: Close to the stadium? Did they say?
Speaker 3: I don't know, but it seemed to be the root
everybody he was going because I think it was him.
Somebody else had pulled over, and then it was Odell Beckham,
Odell Beckham, and then Kalaias Campbell came over. He pulled
over trying to ds well. They were yelling at him, yeah, back,
and they gave him a ticket for like interfering with
the police investigation.
Speaker 11: Yeah, they will do that. They will they get very
very aggressive back with my act. When him and his
brother came home and I said something out the window,
they gave it to me. Let me tell you, they
weren't very from Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well I think here too.
Speaker 2: You wonder like what's going to happen, And nowadays we
don't know who's holding what in the state of Florida, right,
you know what I mean? But I feel bad because
on both sides it seems like they were wrongs done. Yes,
but I feel like the police have a very difficult job,
and I feel like Tarik was just trying to get
to work.
Speaker 11: Gets the game, and that's what I was, just trying
to get to work. Maybe maybe he wanted to be
there earlier and he was sposed.
Speaker 3: We shouldn't get I think this thing in Miami is
now pretty much a done deal. The only people were
talking about it are the rest of us.
Speaker 2: Yeah now, yea.
Speaker 3: I think they've had a cool down and realized, Okay,
this was still he said that I made it. We
don't need to bring an Ause Sharpton to figure this out,
Please don't.
Speaker 11: We? Uh you know what happened with the uh the
thing last night with Kamala and Trump I didn't watch
any of it. I was going to and I never did.
I don't know ahead or what do.
Speaker 3: You have any pets? Do you have any pets at home?
Because you might want to be careful that well, because
the debate last night, Trump saying people are like breaking
in the houses and taking people's pets and eating them,
cooking them. What yeah, what yep?
Speaker 2: Here listen, listen Brandy right.
Speaker 11: Now, I got I got four kiss I got a
Chinese restaurant hereby.
Speaker 2: God said that, well, there's hang on, hang on, hang on,
hang on, because again I'll play it for you and
then you can hear it. But what this was over
was a town in Ohio that, since COVID, a town
of fifty eight thousand, has had twenty thousand Haitian refugees
come in. On August twenty seventh, there was a town
meeting and some people stood up and talked, and one
influencer said, I'm out on the streets. These people can't drive.
They're crashing into buildings, they're they're flipping over cars. They're
going to kill somebody. And I don't know, you know,
if they're legal or illegal. I can't say, but I
think like in Syracuse. Last year we had a story
where somebody stole stole a swan. It wasn't owned by anybody,
It was just a swan on a.
Speaker 3: Pond that the town familiar with. The cameras on for
people to watch it home.
Speaker 2: You could go on the webcam. Somebody came and snatched
it and ate it. Well, this kid says, they're the
Haitian are grabbing ducks off of ponds, chopping their heads
off and going home and eating them. Okay, that doesn't
that makes sense, right, not right? That is not a
outrageously I mean it's outrageous if you saw it happen.
I haven't seen anybody. I was saying to Danny. You know,
you go down to Pittsford and you're going to feed
the ducks in the canal, and they got the little
corn thing, and you bring your kids, your grandkids out there,
and all of a sudden here comes some Haitian refugees.
He grass and said off and goes heme on, see you.
Speaker 3: You freak out.
Speaker 2: But this is what Trump said, here's what Trump said.
Speaker 4: In country by allowing these millions and millions of people
to come into our country, and look at what's happening
to the towns all over the United States, and a
lot of towns don't want to talk. It's not going
to be Aurora or Springfield. A lot of towns don't
want to talk about it because they're so embarrassed by it.
Speaker 10: In Springfield, they're eating the dogs, the people that came in,
they're eating the ca they're eating they're eating the cool
of the.
Speaker 5: People that live there. And this is what's happening in
our country, and it's a shame, Okay.
Speaker 2: So that's what he said. So then Randy Kevin Muir,
that's what I was going to say, David Muir, big difference.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: David Muir from ABC News, who was one of the
moderators of this debate, said.
Speaker 6: This Springfield, Ohio, and ABC News did reach out to
the city manager there. He told us there had been
no credible reports of specific claims of pets being harmed, injured,
or abused by individuals within the immigrant community.
Speaker 5: All I seeing people on Tellivien.
Speaker 4: Let me just say here, this is the people on
television say my dog was taken and used for food.
Speaker 5: So maybe he said that, and maybe that's a good
thing to say for a city manager.
Speaker 7: I'm not taking this from television people. I'm telling you
jog was eaten by the people that went there.
Speaker 2: Okay, I just realized Trope is like my grandmother when
she believed unicorns were real. No, I saw them. They
were on TV because they the Ringling Brothers Barnum and
Bailey Circus had fused goats horns and said they had
a unicorn pigause they got one horn out of the head.
And my grandmother, Agnes from Ireland, who swears unicorns existed
and swore swore swear, She's.
Speaker 3: Like, no, Billy, I saw them on TV.
Speaker 2: I said, that's what this is.
Speaker 3: I saw them on TV. They said that we're eating
the dogs. He's turned into my grandmother. He's turned into egg.
Speaker 11: I mean he's acting like you know the Haitian see
at German Shepherd. Oh, feed the whole family.
Speaker 3: You know, fifty two.
Speaker 11: Eighty five can come fifteen minutes, so much, so much,
you know, I tell you it's really funny because you know,
I mean, I don't really care for the guy, but
I saw when he was president. I thought he did
a decent job. But I don't know. I mean, I'm
not really political guy to who you're voting for. I said,
I don't, you know, I don't really care who wins,
as long as they do something right. Nobody's going to
be perfect. It ain't never going to happen, no thing
to piss me off. When Biden got elected, he gets elected,
he shut down the pipeline. Gas gas was two dollars
and fourteen cents at the time. I remember it. I
knew what it was. And a month later I'm paying
three something dollars a gallon. Yeah, I was happy, you
know so. And he took away two thousand jobs. You
know he's done. He's done good stuff. But you know it,
it's a hit or miss. You don't know what's going
to happen.
Speaker 2: I think a lot of times, one of the things
that really does affect your life more than a presidential election,
although they're very important, uh is your local government and
your local elections and paying attention to that because you know, taxes, assessments,
those sort of things really hit your bottom line. Yes,
I think more so than than there's And I'm not
saying a gas certainly does. Yes, gas does hate your
bottom line. Sure, but you know, maybe maybe get a hybrid.
Speaker 3: I don't know, right Yeah, then your household get the bill. Yes,
you're gonna pay one way, to pay one way or another.
You're screwed one way or the other.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I go Tracy's assessment on the household. My freaking god,
did it go up?
Speaker 2: Holy how well? This is what I mean, Like, these
are the things that are happening at your local level
that right maybe you can have. They're less paid attention to.
I feel like that's the one that impacts us more.
Make sure you vote in all elections if you can,
because they're very important. They do affect your life, those
small ones in particular. Randy, I hope you have a
wonderful time. We may check in with you tomorrow if
that's all right, Yeah, no.
Speaker 11: Problem, get I would I wouldn't call till at least
seven thirty if you can, okay, because I'm gonna be
I'm going to be get out of work at five
and hopefully I've got to go get the camper tomorrow
and look race my lunch time to go get this
camp or get a home. Tracy's gonna pack it and
then hopefully i'll be home in the truck and on
the way down or by five threes, I can get
her by six thirty hopefully and get set up in
the daylight stuff. So I got you there, but we'll
be there. Investies down there, Betsy, our friend Bessie's down there.
Speaker 2: Body. We love Betsy. Betsy.
Speaker 11: Oh you know there. They did change some stuff down there,
you know two of the glen like what, well, well,
there's people across with the tent, Danny, remember the people
across the Italians and everybody.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're coming back and all that.
Speaker 11: Well they got well that big ass tent. They remember
that forty forty tent. Yeah, knew more, knew more. Uh huh,
didn't have that stuff that They shut down the bar.
They shut down the bars last year. You couldn't even
have a barrow. People came in, you had drin, couldn't
charge in he goes. They were really charged. People were
just giving them money to replaced the alcohol. They had
to make that you were given alcohol, Well you couldn't
be selling alcohol. They were checking on you. I mean
they It's not like it was when I first went
from in the nineties, where the girls with rollerblade naked
up and down their track.
Speaker 3: I mean, it just not what happens in Biden's America.
That's what happens. Yeah, you like democrats, That's what happens.
Speaker 2: Right now. Can you imagine the road rash? You lost it?
Turn one on your rollerblades?
Speaker 11: Glad, I'm telling you. I'm telling you right now. Wow
she is, and there she goes thinking now there.
Speaker 2: Wow, I think there's a nipple back on turn one. Yeah,
you're going you're not kidding. All right, Randy, we'll talk
to you then tomorrow at seven thirty.
Speaker 11: Okay, buddy, we'll see you then.
Speaker 2: All right, bye bye. He's never disappointed, No, never, never crazy.
Speaker 3: I didn't mean to get that whole to rekill thing.
But uh, we'll take a moment a what are your
thoughts on oj bill?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 2: Could you have you ever had a freak accident or
cause a freak accident? Think about that? All right, somebody
has and I don't know how you, I don't know,
I don't know. I think it's one of these things
that will get brought up in this relationship. QUI Okay,
we'll get to that and Danny's thoughts on the bills
in Miami All coming next. Cobblestone on Maine and one
on nine West Main Street in the village of Webster.
Did you see the accident that happened out there. Yeah,
somebody went into a traffic speed limit sign or something
and then into a guardrail that protected everybody. There were
people out on the patio too, so it was right there,
like took out the the guardrail that separates basically the
patio from the street. But everybody was fine. I'll tell
you what, don't make me want to go in there
and have a delicious cocktail and online. Dan Bresnahan, the owner,
I texted him and he said, no, everybody's fine, but
that was scary, just a little shaken up.
Speaker 3: That's right, shaken, not stirred, I guess. But let me
tell you the food is fantastic, it's relaxing and clearly
it is a safe place to be one on nine
West Main Street in the village of Webster. It's cobblestone
on Maine. Back of all trades. Knows.
Speaker 2: You're coming out of that summer slumber, getting back into
active life, right, kids running around, meetings, things going late.
You're trying to take care of yourself and get to
the gym. You don't have time to do the projects
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Uh Joe buck, do you like Joe buck You know what,
actually I do. I think Joe Bucket's a lot of flak.
You got a ton of he seems to get less now. Yeah.
But because I mean the guy, I mean like I
understand it first. Because he was Jack Buck's kid, and
at twenty five years old he's on Fox. People are like, whoa,
you jumped the line. A lot of people deserve that spot.
But he's proven time and time again that he deserves it.
He's a hell of a broadcaster. He's very sharp, he's
with it, and I don't know, and he's been on
the number one on the number one team everwhere he's gone.
Speaker 2: So Joe buck married, had two kids. U first wife said,
you know, when they were young and no kids, he
would be on the road a lot. That was fine.
Then they had kids and then led to some real
stressers and they got divorced. He remarries to Michelle Bisner Buck,
who is also on ESPN. So you get to work
with your wife, and that was part of the move
to ESPN for Monday Night Football, was to have more
time with his wife because there is so much travel.
Speaker 3: Money helped too, and he's got a lot of less
work he's only got to work like eighteen days, nineteen
days a year.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, he's not doing baseball or anything. He's not
doing baseball at all, which that was his bread and butt,
it was, and he's very good at it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's excellent.
Speaker 2: He's very good.
Speaker 3: Like people love Costas, I'm like, no, Buck's better.
Speaker 2: So but there was a golf mishap where Joe Buck
uh accidentally drove a golf ball into his wife's ankle,
requiring surgery because it broke.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, yeah, because I know she's standing. I don't know.
I don't know the ins and outs, but Adam Schefter
broke the news. According to my sources, at this time,
it appears, yeah it's the Joe Buck's wife. Yeah. ESPN
employee Michelle by Buck has sustained a broken ankle at
the hands of her husband.
Speaker 2: Underwent surgery for a fractured ankle after her husband accidentally
drove a golf ball into it. So I don't know
how you accidentally, That's what I'm saying. By of course,
my head goes there.
Speaker 3: Because like I because Joe Buck, this is the same
guy who remember about five six years ago he couldn't talk,
he had throat problems. Yeah, and they know, well what happened, Joe,
I was addicted to hair plugs. Wait what Yeah, how
does hair plugs interfere with your voice?
Speaker 13: Well?
Speaker 2: Now, I don't know, but I'm thinking, as you said,
that you ever get your hair pulled in the front
and it makes like your eyes water and your nose
like it seems to affect your sinuses. I can't imagine
drilling into your head, but it would sound to me
more like you yelled at your wife and you lost
your voice. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah. So it's like like when the explanation doesn't
make much sense. And now that's twice, Joe twice that
this explanation because the.
Speaker 2: Game a thumbs up and everything. She was on Twitter
talking about it, so it could have been accidental, who knows.
So I had a look. I just wanted to see.
Speaker 3: Using a standard of approximately one hundred and nine mile.
Speaker 2: Per hour club head speed when you whip around. Now,
I don't know if this is pro or just your
everyday amateur, but somewhere I would say, even if it's
an amateur, your clubhead speed could be close to seventy
five miles an hour one hundred and nine. I don't know.
Speaker 3: It finds that approved golf balls leave the face of
the driver at about one hundred.
Speaker 2: And thirty miles per hour on average. Wow, so take
that little ball at one hundred.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that'll fracture an any we Yeah. They say, if
you take a penny and throw it off the top
of the Empire State Building.
Speaker 2: Split somebody's skull.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Do they do this on MythBusters? I want to
see this on MythBusters.
Speaker 2: Tiger Woods, for example, can swing his driver at speeds
near one hundred and twenty miles an hour, So I
don't know what the ball would be off that if
you're looking at uh yeah, I mean Jesus, he's gonna.
Speaker 3: Be the velocity in baseball now, so I'm sure they
could figure it out.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Have you ever had a freak injury like that or
caused one to anybody?
Speaker 3: My brother Ryan, I think, like, broke his arm one
Thanksgiving Eve. We were watching a Survivor series. My parents
had a church being say i'll get you the pay
per view, We're gonna go to church. This was a
Survivor series. I'm thinking like the went back when Russell
used to be on Thanksgiving. Then it became Thanksgiving Eve.
So we're horsing around and I dropped my brother Ryan
and he broke his arm. I convinced my little sister
that she did it. Oh yeah, because his arm was dangling. Steph,
what did you do? You broke Ryant's arm? To this day,
I don't remember how it happened. Yeah, we murgencies.
Speaker 2: So what happened when your parents got home?
Speaker 3: Someone driveled Ryot's arm? I think Stephanie dropped him. How
old was he?
Speaker 9: He was?
Speaker 3: Uh three?
Speaker 2: Oh yea yeah, yeah? Yeah.
Speaker 3: Was he crying? Uh no, maybe he's not two, because
this is like in the Hogan years. Uh was he crying?
He didn't really. He kind of shook it off like
there's no big deal, but dangling.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 3: Then at Christmas he loses his cast so that we
had to call the doctor up on Christmas Day. They
got to recast him on Christmas Day.
Speaker 2: How did he lose his cast? Oh?
Speaker 3: He just it just kind of like he just flung it.
We got it on video. Yeah, he lost some muscle toe.
Now well, now he's he's an Air Force guy, so
he's fine.
Speaker 2: He's reillion adventure all right. Well, so I don't know
what This story is with Joe buck Bill's will be
in a Monday Night football Thursday Night foot but Monday
Monday football weeks in two weeks, Thursday Night football. When
you're listening to this, it will be tonight.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Most people. For most people, Uh, well, how do
we what do you think of Miami? Most people are
picking Miami to win. I can understand why. I mean,
but here's the thing. Every team in the a f
C East right now could easily be oh in one.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 3: Bill Belichick as famously said, you lose more games than
are one. In other words, more games are lost than one.
And Arizona lost that game against the Bills. They really did.
Jacksonville lost that game to Miami, and Cincinnati lost that
game to New England. In this case though, with the
Bills zone, I know the Bills technically quote own the Dolphins,
but you got to remember, like last year, it came
down to the final quarter against Miami in the last
game and they both ended up getting eliminated within two
weeks by the Chiefs back to back. These teams are
very close. I watched the condensed game with Miami in
Jacksonville last night, and I'll tell you what like the
Miami does rely in the big play. But I think
the Bills secondary with Tamar and Tyler rapt back there
made some huge mistakes last Sunday and Kyler Murray were
actually a little bit taller. I think the Bills are
all in one right now.
Speaker 2: I thought the you know, being at the game, you
don't get to see up close to the field as much. Uh,
but I was I would say that I thought the
defense pulled it together. There was no touchdown score, but
they did the Cardinals in the second half other than
the dynamic kickoff return, which is the NFL had to
be creaming it.
Speaker 3: So that was the kickoff poster. And by the way,
he was like the he's the fattest return guy that ever,
huge tank. That was like, wow, here's like you beat
you like those new kickoff rules. You beat a couple
of guys early. It's over these guys, aren't you know?
But uh, I mean, did you see the frame where
a lot of people say, I hate freeze frames they
do on town the Hall story. Marvin Harrison's in the
end zone with his hand up, Yes, and they're still
many within fifty feet of this dude. I would say, Okay,
to that point. Yes that I did see.
Speaker 2: Uh, but Marvin Harrison, who was highly touted and and
I'm not going to say, isn't going to be a
great player in the NFL, not an impact in that
game as much as our draft pick Coleman was. Keon
Coleman was impactful. He was he had some great first downs.
Speaker 3: And ESPN did a whole breakdown of Keon Coleman's four
catches with are Loski and another guy today and they said, yeah,
this is good, but Coleman's got like he's got a
lot of work to do.
Speaker 2: Oh everybody, we know that, we know that. I mean,
but you even see the jump. They went down the
field so easily. The Bills, yes, when they got the ball,
but it was all those fucking penalties.
Speaker 3: It's all that sloppy.
Speaker 2: And I don't know because then I turned on another
game and there was an equal number of offensive but
they're calling it. So they're calling it more guys who
would do a little encroaching, little cheating. Their false starts
are up, holding calls are up. So there were a
lot of a lot of that. And you go the
first game of the season, you don't really know how
good or bad a team is, Like we can say
the Cardinals were, well, they were great. Well maybe they are,
maybe they aren't. The Bills certainly made a lot of
mistakes in that game. And if it wasn't for Josh Allen,
even Josh had that fumble right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that I mean that was when they had
the fumble because he looks out in the field, he's
got two open receivers and he doesn't pull the trigger. Yeah,
that was a quarterback sec because I'm sitting there, going, man,
the offensive line's playing really well. Three seconds, four seconds,
five seconds, he's still standing there and then they get
to him. I don't care who you are, Eventually they're
gonna get to you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's nothing you can do.
Speaker 3: So, I mean the Bills were slopping the first half.
They tightened up in the second half. The run game
did dwindle in the second half. Thing to beat Miami moster,
it's not gonna play he's hurt a chain. The backup
the other running back is a game time decision. But
they do have Tyreek Kelly, do have Jalen Waddel, and
if they get behind, if they get behind that zone,
it's over. Yeah, because two is a three step quarterback.
As soon as he hits his third step, he's got
to get rid of the ball. He already knows who
he's going to and the Bills have handled him pretty well.
I think they can handle to a I think the
Bills will win, But if they lose, I'm not gonna
be surprised. I'm not gonna be surprised because all it
takes is a couple of big plays. I mean the
Jacksonville gifted Miami. Did you see that game? No, I
did not see any of it. Jacksonville's up seventeen to
seven in the late in the third quarterbots seven minutes
and uh atm the running back is getting into the
end zone and he gets stripped at the one. Miami recovers.
On the next play, Tyreek Hill gets hit for like
an eighty five yard touchdown. Wow, okay, and like that
gonna go from twenty four to seven to seventeen to fourteen.
And Jacksonville did everything they could in that game to
give that game away, and eventually they did. But it's
not like Miami like overpowered him in the second half.
They did. They had a couple of plays. Well, it
almost seems like now and I think if they extend
the season, you're gonna have less preseason games.
Speaker 2: Yes, then you're not gonna be seeing the teams at
what they really are to almost week six or seven, right, Well,
I don't know, No, it's it's gonna turn a lot to.
I don't turn a lot too. Sorry, it's gonna become
a lot of great player. Yeah, turn out to Yeah,
turn a lot to. Really was hoping that the Bills
were drafted this he left. No, I heard the Giants
moved up and grabbed them.
Speaker 3: I know, I know, Brad Davies. They're talking about Bill
Belichick becoming the head coach. Bill Belichick is the rumored
to be the head coach of the Jets, the Giants,
the Eagles. I'm gonna coach all the teams. Yeah, because
he's not every network now. But to bring it back
to to to a tongue of Ilo or the Dolphins
and the Bills. What was I saying? I forgot I
don't even remember what I was gonna say.
Speaker 2: What it doesn't matter. Do you think the Bills are
gonna win? And I like that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think the Bills. I think the Bills are
gonna win. And if they can win, this one. I
think they'll definitely beat Jacksonville Monday night football. All there's
no way Jacksonville's coming into Buffalo and winning that football game.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no way.
Speaker 3: But oh that's what I was gonna say. College football
has no preseason, so in the first half of their
first game is like a test balloon to figure out, Okay,
where are we all right? And that's why you see
a lot of quarterback switches. That's why you didn't see
Joe Burrow at all in Ohio State. Yeah, yeah, you know,
we're gonna go with the Cardill Jones, We're gonna go
with Braxton mill Or, we're gonna go with this guy
or that guy. And they never went with him. He
never got a shot. And then he goes to LSU
and all of a sudden too and within two years
he's a star. So I I think you know it's
gonna take some time. You think you know the season
by the end of September, wrong, by Halloween, wrong, by
Thanksgiving wrong. And remember this, the two Super Bowl teams
last year both lost convincingly on Christmas Day. You just
got it, don't know that, You just don't right, No, No,
I gotta say one thing though, can I do I'll
get through a game without getting hurt. I mean, come on,
the guy's scores a touchdown. He lands on his hand
and practically breaks and says like, dude, come on, man,
I know, I know, but you get turn me Cam
Newton unless he takes better care of himself. He is,
that's true, but I mean they were channing MVP, and
I think that. Oh, I know. Greg Connors was like
CrowdSurf in the third quarter.
Speaker 2: It held him up.
Speaker 3: I was trying to just keep my hands on his back.
Speaker 2: I didn't want to.
Speaker 3: Till you know what, Greg looks like Jeff Probes from Surviving.
If you put him into like like a gene, like
a denim shirt and a bandanna and a hat, Survivor's ready.
That's Greg. What do they say when you get kicked off?
Is the dry to smoke?
Speaker 2: It spoke?
Speaker 3: It should do that in court?
Speaker 2: Get out of here? All right? All right, well, Danny,
we'll see if your prediction is right now before we go.
Speaker 3: You know, nine to eleven. We never forget, never forget.
I'd like to never forget this happened on our show.
Somebody on this show, Big heavy set guy said by
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who went through a diet program. Oh did we write
that down? I wrote it down. I wrote it down.
He said by nine to eleven, I would be up
eighteen pounds. Now I am up, oh three pounds. Oh
three pounds. Now on the nineteenth bill, you said I'd
be up twelve pounds. Yes, And Laura, who I don't
know why she got a vote in this to begin with,
said up fifteen pounds. Yeah, I'm only up three. And
by the way, that's within my fluctuation.
Speaker 2: And I'm allowed.
Speaker 3: Okay, what do I get out of that?
Speaker 2: Do you mean?
Speaker 3: What do I get? It get? You get to feel
good about yourself, You get to what do you want?
You want a crumble cookie? Because that's what we'll get you.
I would kill for some you can't ibe. You will
go up five pound. And then I just wanted, like
nobody can never forget eighteen pounds, Kevin.
Speaker 11: Really.
Speaker 2: All right, we will close it out for a pre Gosh,
I can't even believe that. Like it's short week for
the bills. Uh, it's the bills eve for.
Speaker 3: Damn Like players like that. Actually, well they get the
weekend off.
Speaker 2: They have no.
Speaker 3: Practicing pads this week. Good for Dan Barillo for RAC
and Randy's renting the camera after selling his to go
to Watkins Glen. I'm Bill Moran, We'll see him good