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Speaker 3: Well, hello and welcome. Thanks for getting your pot on,
thanks for telling a friend. And that's how we spread
the word about the pirate shit Dan. He's here, but
he's out of the camera view. So let me see
if I can I just leave it, leave it LEVI,
we'll do it this way. There he is. What did
you do? Sit down? Yeah, all of a sudden he's
in it. And then I didn't. I didn't go and
look again, and there is Kevin over there, Jamison not
here but here. Yes, he's here, he's all in. He
went to hang out with some friends and uh, I
don't know. I got this weird thing. And I don't
even know whether to say this or not because it's
so stupid, but this would be I would say, I
don't know that anything like this has ever been discussed
by a guy on a microphone. I don't know, have
you ever gotten like just this profound almost sadness? Never
get this? No, but I mean that your alone days
are over? No, not even that, just like just like
drinking is done, I don't know.
Speaker 4: Done what I used to drink a loon.
Speaker 5: I didn't hear from you all day. I thought he
had to up already.
Speaker 3: No, I was, Yeah, that's true, I was. I was.
I was busy with stuff.
Speaker 4: Thorough good song you can throw in that that that.
Speaker 3: Verse, I know a low well. I called this the
show called the Shots of Jamison because it was little
shots of him in the in the in the thing,
and I ran kind of a best of yesterday. But no,
what I'm saying is like I don't know why he
wasn't around and I was looking around and go, I
just got hit with like this overwhelming setness, like boy,
his mom did this for a couple of years, and
and the changes in his life and change, you know
that that changes for me, and it was one of
these things where normally those thoughts will hit me and
I'll be like, all right, we'll figure it out, you know,
like we're gonna make it great. And I didn't have
that I'll make it great. I went, not like he's here,
That's not what I'm saying. Uh, Like, I hope I
haven't left a bad mark on his life. I hope
I'm making right choices somewhere along.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I knew if I brought it up. I knew that.
But here's the thing, Like they always say, either are billy.
Speaker 4: I gotta tell you two things.
Speaker 7: One, what were you outside or inside when you had
this epiphany? I was inside, okay, it was taking What
was the weather bad or was the weather nice? I
don't know because sometimes when the weather sometimes when you
have a thought and the weather's bad, it can impact
the way you feel.
Speaker 4: But if the weather's nice, then it can.
Speaker 3: It wasn't. It was just it was like the weather's
never nice. It was hot. I couldn't get I couldn't
adjust my It was either hot or cold, depending on
I really was. That's menopause. The weight have menopause. Maybe
that's what this all is I don't know.
Speaker 4: The weather can influence your thoughts in the present.
Speaker 3: Of course I can. But I mean, I I just
in that one thing, and I thought there are other
things in my life and I go, God, I'm not sure.
I'm not sure where they work out. They don't work out,
do I.
Speaker 4: I'm like, that's that's a four year thought.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 3: I'm all over the I'm all over my head. And
instead of I'm usually like a be in the moment,
be in the now, which is what you are. Be
in the moment, be in the now, but I wasn't.
I was more like, well, have you explored a trade
yet Jameson for anything? No, Like I got to tell you, like,
I love that kid, and he's been fantastic and granted
it's been twenty four hours so you really can't say.
But I mean, you know, but I've got all this
other stuff going on. I'm like, it won't hit you
till the first time you guys clash. Yeah, Like he's
not doing something he's supposed to be doing you start
flipping out on him, or he's not doing his homework
and you gotta flip out. That's what it's gonna hit you.
He's got girls over and didn't bring any for you?
What do you what do you mean by hits you?
What is that? I think the whole process is gonna
You're gonna be like, Okay, this sh it's real now, yes,
oh yeah, yeah, yeah yeah, I guess now you're not
You're not coming in. An hour and a half later,
after a phone call to yell of about something, No,
you're coming in as right. The lead attorney at this point, Well,
I think that was sort of the feeling I had
was I'm like, wow, I don't you know, like and
I was more from a perspective like I don't want
to be messing him up. I gotta I want to
make sure that this is a great transition for him
and he's positive, and you know, we've got a dresser
set up and all this stuff. Yesterday we did, you know,
We're just moving along and every like yesterday was just
a great day. It was just smooth from start to finish.
I couldn't believe how great the day was. And then
today I'm kind of like when he was gone and
I'm looking around and I go, well, I hope, I
I hope I'm able to do this the.
Speaker 9: Right way and you're starting to get to practice, and
I go, do I say something about this, because the
one thing you'll always hear is men press it down.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we do, because we don't, I think men and
if you talk to women like uh, I believe women
are much more emotionally intelligent than guys. And part of
that is they're allowed to talk about feelings and things.
They're almost encouraged to, and they talk to each other
the bathroom together, and I think with guys, we just
sort of stuff it down. And when someone kind of
gets heartfelt with you, you kind of get you feel
like alry, buddy, Yeah, and you gotta make a joke
or get a beer or walk away, or you don't
know what to do. Just remember at the end of
the day your old friend, and alcohol is always I'm aware,
I'm aware, but I just was like.
Speaker 7: Eh, I've had this feeling, that feeling a couple of
times in my life after a major change. The first
time was after we graduated from college. My two roommates
had both left. One had gone home to work for
a beer company in Albany, and another one had just
gone away with his family for a week. So it's
me by myself and the one roommate.
Speaker 3: Took that last seat in the fresh prince.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, yeah, that's kind of what it fel That's
what it felt like. And I'm like, oh my gosh,
I have a college degree. But now it's it's the
day after everybody's moved out. It's pouring outside. It was
early May. It was Mother's Day, and I'm like, I
got nobody and there's nothing here and I don't have
a TV even and this is I went to bed
at like six o'clock in the afternoon that night. The
other time was the day after I moved out of
my wife's house after my divorce, the first wife. Yeah,
and I was like the first day was like smooth, like.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm a bachelor. Now he's good to change.
Speaker 7: The next day, I'm like, I'm living with three other
single dudes at thirty six or thirty five years old.
Why didn't what where did I make a wrong turn
in my life? You know, I don't think this situation
is the same. I think it's like, you got to remember,
Jamison is what eleven years younger than Jordan or eight.
Speaker 4: Years younger than Jordan.
Speaker 7: Yeah, okay, so I'm eleven years older than my baby brother.
And you know, after I'd gone off the college, there
were enough of us spread out to keep my father
and mother going.
Speaker 4: There's always a kid coming in and out.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, in your situation, the kids all moved out.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and then two of them have graduated or moved
on with life and become precious, and then one is
coming back and he's still a kid.
Speaker 4: So it's a lot to absorb and adjust.
Speaker 3: That's really is that. That part's fine. And I thought
of you know, his mom and all, but I just
I think it was more from my I hope I
don't hope this didn't get too messed up. I hope
that everything it will. Yeah, it'll work out. It'll work out.
It always does, Billy, Yeah, it'll work out, you know.
And Danny hit me up today with a text. I
had a little humble Danny had a little humble brag today,
little humble brag. He was talked about on a radio show.
Would you like to ask any questions Kevin have NPR?
Speaker 7: Uh No, he was, yes, this Dan Barillo is really
good at talking about sports.
Speaker 3: The Ball Show NPR. It was Wheeze was talking about
for like ten minutes.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Well he started to segment with like three commercials
here that. So somebody texted me on or message me
on Twitter, said, hey, wheez, he's talking about you. Okay,
oh gosh, what did I do now? Did he realize
he was talking about Yes?
Speaker 3: And did he reads the Times in Wayne County and
he complimented the paper and the uh and and Danny's
writing of the bills, like he really knows his bills.
Speaker 7: I would, yes, And he said this is a guy
I really respect. And he was talking with his sports guy.
You were very familiar, and so you know, it felt
good to hear that, because I don't hear that that often.
Speaker 3: I just don't know you never no, you never did
never did it.
Speaker 4: It's not us, It's not.
Speaker 3: He gave up on us. It was the others that
I heard. Management. The paper says, you don't. You don't
really know how to do your talk to me, Talk
to me about the bills. You got your train Wreck
Sports on T shirt on what Sports.
Speaker 7: They're a podcast on a buffalo but they do like
you be stuff Sabers bills video. But a lot of
people did roster projections. Some were right most, but at
the end of the day, it's hard to pick fifty
three man roster. No, I don't pick roster. I think
it's kind of I don't pick rosters.
Speaker 3: I don't pick games. I don't pick my ass.
Speaker 7: I picked games poorly. But I mean, look, look, I
think that if this were if there were a year
where the Bills could miss the playoffs, this year, this
could be the end. I didn't say I believe that.
I say, here's ten reasons, and now eleven reasons. They'll
give you the eleventh th reason in a second. Ten
reasons why I thought the Bills might miss the playoffs.
And they have like one of the worst.
Speaker 4: You take Allen off that roster. This is a drought roster.
Speaker 3: Yeah, who they throwing the ball to?
Speaker 7: They have three five starters coming back on the offensive line.
They faced the toughest defensive schedule in the NFL and
the tenth arded schedule overall. And their top they're they're
top receiver who they just drafted. There's doubts about him
already just out of preseason, which you can't take much
stock in. But man, like this guy was supposed to
go up and get the ball. He ain't going up
and getting the ball. So there's some doubts not to mention.
Speaker 3: You've seen that catch against Syracuse about fifty tens in
the last week and a half.
Speaker 4: That's that's his highlight tape. That's it. And the other thing, too,
is now you have a kicker problem.
Speaker 7: Your kicker missed two kicks in a preseason game, and
your head coach is going off about you in.
Speaker 4: A preseason post game show.
Speaker 7: I mean, if there were a year and missed the playoffs,
it would be the year where, hey, look at all
the quarterbacks in the AFC. They're playing Aaron Rodgers is back,
Jim Harbaugh's coaching up. Well, here's here's with the Chargers.
Speaker 3: A problem with the Aaron Rodgers stuff is that Jets
defense is pretty solid, yeah, and garbage last Yeah. And
Aaron's pretty good with the you know, with a defense
that's pretty stout. He wins more often than he loses.
And so yeah, this could be. It would be terrible
because you're going into the new season. I mean, excuse me,
the new stadium, the new stadium next season. You want
this season to be really well, So people just go
fuck it. I'm in. Yeah, I don't care how much
it costs. I'm doing. I'm in.
Speaker 4: Well, people are taking second mortgages out the payall.
Speaker 3: This is my thing. But do you want to you
will that? Are there people on the fence somewhere along
the line right now? I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't think so.
Speaker 7: I think people want their their seats, they want their tickets,
They want to be in that stadium.
Speaker 4: They want to be in it.
Speaker 7: Because the thing about Bills fans, and I have to
say this being objective, there is I think there's more
fomo with the Buffalo beer than any other franchise because
we've waited so long for a championship. We've waited so
long for a winner. All right, we finally got our
quarterback who may be better than Jim Kelly one day.
Speaker 4: He hasn't yet.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he could be.
Speaker 7: He has the potential, absolutely could be. He could be
Brett Farv. He could be better than Brett Farv. But
so everyone wants to get involved and get on the bandwagon.
Like there's like I've never seen a fan base of
people fighting over who's King Bills fan other than any
other fan base.
Speaker 4: Not even Yankee fans do this, But Bills fans.
Speaker 5: All want I'm the top fan.
Speaker 3: Look at me, I'm number one.
Speaker 7: They all want to get in that stadium and they
all want to be there for that first game, and.
Speaker 3: Everyone saying, if this season goes into the toilet, no,
no one's gonna.
Speaker 7: Give up home because everybody knows that this. Bills fans
are educatd if not anything else. They know there was
a sixty million dollar caphit and if there is a
there's not a rebuilding year, but if there, if there
is a rebuilding issue, this would be the year.
Speaker 3: We're gonna say. I think that Bills fans like more
than being successful in the league. I think Bills fans
like it when the Bills suck because it gives them
more to talk about. They just, well, I can tell
you that done it for so long, we do makes
them happy to complain about the team. Yeah, I hope,
and they're good. It's like, what are we talking about?
I hope No, I think that. I hope not. I
don't think that, but but I do believe you when
you say there's more to talk about, the media goes off,
but people are grumpier and they're you know what I mean.
It does affect. It's sort of like you were saying
the weather. The Bill's loss consecutive loss, and you know
a loss here there. Okay, we understand, it's a long season.
We got a ways to go. I have no idea.
There was a thing on ESPN I think this morning
that said is Joshua Allen overrated? And one of the
guys goes, absolutely not. There are defenses that are always
fund to predict the week that they're going to say
the media is gonna take the Bills train wrack off
the round.
Speaker 7: Well, there was one hundred and ten players that voted
in a survey who's the overrated player?
Speaker 4: And josh Allen was number one.
Speaker 7: Trash talker, Best trash talker, most overrated. He got eleven
votes in the overrated category. The next two or two
guys who I believe are overrated, And I've said that
on the show toua to a tech tongue of Iolo
from Miami and the kid Justin Fields from Philadelphia.
Speaker 4: We've all talked about his body language.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I could I could see being over rate, but
not Alan, No, not Justin Fields.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, Yes, Jalen hurts jeez Field.
Speaker 3: I thought for sure Justin Fields is just Why.
Speaker 4: Did I say Justin Fields?
Speaker 3: I don't know, Jalen hurts, gotcha hurts, But I would. Uh,
it's funny because we're all these we're all the ones
that are throwing the stone, so to speak. Couldn't play
that fucking game or anything. It's so funny.
Speaker 7: Well no, but I tweeted this out today. I said, Okay, well,
let's what's reversed.
Speaker 3: Did you I could kick a field goal? I can't.
Speaker 7: Let's reverse the perspective of these one hundred ten players. Hey,
would you take Josh Allen over your quarterback? Most of them,
if they're being honest, have to say yes.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah.
Speaker 4: So how overrated is he?
Speaker 3: Well, I don't know. I don't know. I think not.
I love the trash talking stuff.
Speaker 5: Well that's hilarious.
Speaker 4: I didn't realize.
Speaker 7: I mean, I know he's a trash talk but I
didn't realize he was the biggest trash talk Yeah.
Speaker 3: I didn't either.
Speaker 4: And there's a lot of.
Speaker 3: Guys at quarterback. At quarterback right, so Joe Burrow.
Speaker 4: Look, Joe Burrow could like could talk some smacks.
Speaker 3: I mean, what is what is what is the trash talk?
Is it? Is it nasty? Is it things like oh
you know, you hit like a little bitch?
Speaker 7: He leaves the pocket more than most quarterbacks. So I
think that's where the Hey you miss me, yeah somebody, Yeah.
Speaker 4: Step to that, homie.
Speaker 5: You know, well he's never said that in this life.
Speaker 3: Step to that. But I will say, having worked with
We's for a long time, he is not a great
judge of character. I mean, he's a great guy. He's
done a good show, but everybody else got quite at
over the years. Like you know, he's he's an does
the paper at least give you a description at the
bottom of you know. Dan Burilla writes for you Know
No Da also contributes on the Billified podcast Step Up
Dan Promotion.
Speaker 7: I know they want me to write more stuff. They
want me to write more like hyper local like Wayne
County stuff too. So we're gonna be doing that this this,
this fault too.
Speaker 3: Nice. Pig races this year, very good.
Speaker 7: If there's a pig If there's any race, okay, it
could be a shopping cart race, dude in Wayne County,
I will cover it.
Speaker 3: The radio will be there too.
Speaker 4: Funny, funny, I got the perfect spot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think it's I think that's nice that to
get a little recognition and that is kind of cool.
And uh, I think I love that it was brought up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was cool.
Speaker 3: I love that it was brought up because I know
everybody knows where you sit. Sometimes I know that they
must have forgot who you were, who I am? No,
hell no, I think that they uh, And I think
that that's a nice so so good for good for you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, call him an offer to be there Monday morning,
quarterback guy.
Speaker 4: You have a guy for that, a grumpier guy.
Speaker 3: You could do that Tuesday morning. Yeah, you that guy.
All right, there's a lot of things to uh to
get to, and we will take a moment and do that.
I think I will go to what kind of friend
are you? What type of friend? Somebody went on TikTok
and broke down the friends, just like personalities Type A
type B, Type C, which is the person who tries
to tie their type A type D if some psychoticists,
is the type C like the humble bragger Type C
is uh type C. Indeed, personalities are are slightly less.
The a's are the high achievers and the b's are
more chill. The caes are like type as, but try
to hide their emotions more so they're not as in
your face that.
Speaker 7: The same as like alpha male versus beta male. Maybe okay,
we could be ununderstood the personality types.
Speaker 3: But we'll get into what kind of friend you are,
and well, actually, you know what we should do. I
should describe what the friends are, and then we each
write down what we think.
Speaker 4: Okay, we are all right, all right, got it? Okay,
all right?
Speaker 3: Should I describe the friends? Now we write it and
come back.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Okay. So the type A friend overly responsible. You plan
and organize everything, have a sense of urgency, and make
sure things like vacations don't fall apart. Okay, so that's
the type A friend. The type B friend, you'd give
someone the shirt off your back, but you need help to.
You're forgetful, you leave stuff behind, your phone is always dead.
The type C friend. You're organized like Type A, but
more neurotic, more likely to bow out of things other
people want to do, and you love long naps. Okay,
all right, so those are hanging on. Type D. Type
D friend. You're annoyed a lot, prone to confrontation, have
a twisted sense of humor, and you might be into
weird stuff like crystals in astrology. BuzzFeed did a poll
where most people said that what they are in terms
of their types of friends.
Speaker 4: Point, well, my wife fits a few of the will
a few a few.
Speaker 3: Uh. We will hit these up and you and see
what what we all think each other are. We'll get
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We always talked about He always talked about finding all
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the bard the what it was the talk I'm going
to say it wrong because I was going to say,
like Bardo, uh oh, the Beriako. Yeah, the Beria tacos
there was delicious, absolutely one of the best tacos I've
ever had with the you know, the meat that was
basically just falls off the bone that you're putting into
the taco. And these are ideas. Matt's always gathering ideas.
So Kevin comes with, what was it? I just I
saw something I came across on Facebook. It was like
a pizza topping stuffed taco and I said it. I
said it to.
Speaker 5: Matt, and I'm like, what do you think of this?
He's like, that looks amazing?
Speaker 3: And then he was trying. He was trying, he was
making he was making some today and sending those pictures
of it. But I just go what I love is
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Speaker 4: I didn't just take a day just eat everything there.
Speaker 3: Pizza, yeah, the pizzas are really are are fantastic, and
it's something we don't really talk about a lot, but they.
Speaker 5: Want to you still want to see you do the
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I love that they're always looking to improve and bTB,
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Speaker 8: The charity rageous end of the day g two Ways
to cash.
Speaker 3: Said ugly kid Joe doing Cats in the Cradle.
Speaker 4: Then twelve string.
Speaker 3: Did you ever see Harry Chapin uh perform live like
video of him or something? No, it's interesting. Yeah, well
it's old hairstyles, but he would He gets into it
and then you see like the guys behind him they
get so I mean you think guitar face this guy
practically is still live. No, but the just video I've
seen of the guys around him and stuff. Uh, I
don't even know.
Speaker 7: I believe I lined I uh when I spoke at
my brother's graduation and O nine in my old high school.
Speaker 4: Oh god, I quoted this song quite a bit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm sure you did.
Speaker 4: I did.
Speaker 3: I'm sure you did. What did you say with the
song about the grad because I brought back to do
the commencement at his old high school.
Speaker 7: I was a columnist, a sports columnist for the Dunker
Observer at the time. So they go, why don't we
bring Dan back?
Speaker 5: I had nobody else, nobody, nobody.
Speaker 3: There was no Vietnam somewhere. Nope, not that that all
is marbles, no homeless guy in the corner.
Speaker 7: I basically said, I go, Look, everybody tells you follow
your dreams, whatever you can, take care of your make
sure you take care of your family first, and do
whatever you want.
Speaker 4: I go, you don't want to be like this guy
in this song?
Speaker 3: Oh look at.
Speaker 7: This chase your dreams, but your family just gotta come first.
So if you don't want to have a family, then
don't have a family. But if you want to have
a family, they better come first or else you're gonna
end up like this guy. And I read the lyrics
out and the kids gave me a standing ovation.
Speaker 3: The weird thing was for getting off. Jesus God, damn.
Who could take a college? Won't shut the hell up?
Is the rubber band on your wrists? Come when we
pissed you off, you can snap it and not come back.
What did you forget? What are you trying to remember? Oh?
Speaker 7: No, it's just if my if my mind starts wandering
into stupid stuff.
Speaker 4: I just snapped the video.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, is that an A D H D. Yeah
it is, yes, methody. Oh I didn't know that.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, oh okay, oh yeah. So you don't ruminate.
I waste time.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: Look, I'm sitting at work sometimes you know, you're we're.
Speaker 5: Working times of Wayne County where you get text ruminates.
Speaker 4: So you get text you know what, we should.
Speaker 3: Call Randy and see if he knows what it means
or he can spell it. Well, what was it the
r the other night? Randy said, uh, few, nat he
goes ruminate. It's very family oriented oriental. No, he said oriented,
And I looked at Danny and started laughing. I go god,
I wish he said family oriental. That would have been
the fucking best. Uh WA's cool. Sounds like a good speech.
I remember your sister telling me, oh, what a good speech.
It was? All right? The friends type A type B
or type C. I'll get it again. Uh, Type A
friend the overly responsible one. Type B you'd give someone
the shirt off your back, but you need help to
type C. Uh. You're organized like tape A but more
neurotic and more likely to bow out of things other
people want to do. And you enjoy long naps and
type D. You're annoyed a lot, prone to confrontation, have
a twisted sense of humor. You might be into weird
stuff like crystals in astrology. Uh, Danny, what We'll start
with you? Who's what in this?
Speaker 7: According to Games, I could see Bill you being an
A with some shades of D of of B and
D be and T.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Because you are responsible. You are a good planner. You
know you do like have systems and everything in place.
You have them road Mapple things use them but some
but like but but but sometimes like the seems like
the phone's dead often like you had your phone die
over the weekend.
Speaker 3: I did die.
Speaker 4: It did die.
Speaker 3: I feel terrible because I did get I have. Here's
another thing that me feel really bad. Doctor Rice came
to Fairport Canal days and wrote me a text saying
are you going to be around? I'm looking to just
you know, hang out or whatever. And I said, yes,
I will be down there. Let me know when you
get there. So, uh, my phone must have died like
seven thirty, And he texted me at eight o'clock, and
I felt terrible. I just because it almost feels like
you're blowing somebody off, and I really wasn't. And what
I should have said is I will end up at
malt Connery's just go there. But I never said that.
You know what, if anybody, if anybody knows you, they
don't need you to tell them. You know, that's where
you're gonna be.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you have an office.
Speaker 3: I'll be in the same spot. I'll be up against
the wall between the between the garbage can and the
atm the guinness in my hand, so I have easy
access to the and the bar. At the bar, I
like that. That's been my ear area. And Kevin, that
probably has been my id have to even put a
block up. I think that's been my area since I
got twenty whatever, twenty what is he sixteen years? He's
open shift doctors, coming into a show with us the
second shots, and I text him Tom m Commen.
Speaker 4: About the two thousand and eight that's like the Obama years.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's what he So I probably started.
I started probably hanging out there around twenty two thousand
and nine. All right, so you're saying I'm I'm a
with shades of C and D.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yes, be it, B and D.
Speaker 7: Oh be it because I think you would give the
shirt off your back but you still need one and
then like you do get angered or prone to confrontation,
but you are into weird stuff like knotty water. So
I think A with shades of B and D. I
think Kevin is more of a C. You know, uh,
you know, like to take long naps.
Speaker 3: See now, okay, I'm not the one on video on
camera that's slipping on my couch that is. I'm just saying, uh, Kevin,
what do you got? And I'll give you mine. I
I agree with kind of what Dan said. I I
hit you with a little bit of A. For me,
I had myself personally, it was like a third A,
a third C and a third D each. Yeah yeah,
yeah yeah, And uh, what do you say about Danny.
I wasn't paying attention to Danny. Sorry, maybe you were
paying attention to Danny Danny.
Speaker 5: I don't, I don't, I didn't. I didn't think about Danny.
His was the hop we're not friends.
Speaker 3: He was like.
Speaker 5: Either Dick, I miss I misread the uh I misheard
the sign?
Speaker 3: All right, So I got Danny as a B.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I got me as a B to give someone
the shirt.
Speaker 3: Off his back needs her to. But Danny, no, I
don't think you're forgetful.
Speaker 7: I am I speaking. I think in big terms, but
I miss all the details.
Speaker 3: Like I would agree with B. I would think that
you leave your phone. I would think you'd leave your phone.
Is it possible that yeah, yeah, okay. I have Kevin
as an A with shades of D. Where I said,
you're annoyed a lot. I don't think you're putting a well,
let me let me rephrase it. I don't think Kevin's
annoyed a lot, But Kevin will tell you he doesn't
like people. That's what Kevin will say. My wife will
tell you I'm annoyed a lot. And I think that
Kevin definitely has a twisted sense of humor. He's not
into the weird stuff, but he does have a twisted
sense of humor, which I appreciate. But I say shades
of D more a because you, I mean, man, you're
you got that hockey stuff with the kids and all
that going on. And I had myself as a C
organized I guess like a type A. I don't know
how neurotic, I am, but I'll buy out of things
that people wanted to I could say that I will
do that. That was the part of Sea that I
was like, Yeah, I could find an excuse. It's so weird.
Like how how when in your life did you have
fomo like you just right, everybody's out somewhere, the party
is so great. Oh gosh, my oh.
Speaker 4: From the age of twenty one to twenty six. Okay,
like east to have Friday night, Saturday night.
Speaker 7: Don't want to miss that, And what do we miss, Well,
nothing but spending money and getting until two thousand and
four filled with cigarette smoke.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So, I mean, my biggest thing is always when
we go to when we tournament in a hotel. Yeah,
I don't want to be up till two o'clock in
the morning drinking because I know I'm going to drive
home the next day and I'm just gonna be exhausted. Yeah,
but I also know something fucking awesome it is probably happen.
That's the thing, Like somebody's gonna piss in something to
get something. I used to get so pissed off in
high school. I remember once it's just like yelling at
these guys I don't want to hear it anymore. Hey man,
just after you left, you wouldn't believe what happened. I'm like,
what the fuck? Oh, you're the blitz. Hah, you're the blitz. Yes,
I'm like, I don't know what that is. It's the guys,
what happens when somebody leaves. Yes, they're always cool. You
just missed it. So and so like she pulled her
boobs down. Everybody said the one thing I missed, And
then I can remember, off the top of my head
is not the boobs. Is chick puked? She had eaten
pizza with it. I think on a dare ate a
pizza with a sardine on it, with sardines, and one
when she puked, came out her nose and it was out.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 3: That's all I can tell you. That's all I know.
And I remember being so bunned because I had never
seen a hot chick go down. Okay, not like down
the way most guys want to see. I just hadn't
seen a hot chick like look bad. Yeah you know
what I mean. It's like that stupid movie you gotta
go see, like the hot chike. Shit's all over the
back of the car.
Speaker 7: They're all because they're all so protective of their image. Typically,
nine times out of ten these girls were together.
Speaker 3: Well you're also, Yeah, they had and they look out
for each so it was a little different. But she
was like really cool, really good athlete. She usually didn't
have these vulnerabilities even at parties, kept herself together. But
to see that would have been and it might have
been bad. Maybe there was a divine reason I didn't
see it because I might have tried to recreate it
with Swedish fish. I certainly did think of that.
Speaker 5: After I heard the story, but I wasn't react.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I wanted to do it with the sweetish fish
and I was told that was stupid, but I don't
think it was. I think I should have done it, Daddy,
That's what I think, all right. So, speaking of friends,
I saw this on Reddit and I and I wonder
if any one of us have ever done this, and
I I don't know. Uh, if you run into a
friend or family member's X. Okay, you run into a
friend or family member's X, do you feel like you
need to tell the friend.
Speaker 4: You know what I have.
Speaker 3: I know, I know, I know, and you don't because
you're afraid, like, because why I have?
Speaker 7: I have because if it gets back to that, your
friend yes said hey I heard you.
Speaker 4: Ran in this son cell.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, how'd you look?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Why did you tell me?
Speaker 4: What did you say anything about me? It's it's a
It's a form of paranoia, is what it is.
Speaker 3: There's a thread where the want to know if if
she was an a whole it's called you know, they
have them I and a hole a threat on Reddit.
And she ran into her her sister. She didn't tell
her sister that she ran into her sister's ex husband
and she ran into it the target Target self checkout,
didn't tell her sister's sister found out and was really upset,
and she didn't think it was that big a deal.
So how would you be upset? Who cares? Well? I
think that's a reason I understand, But I think what
you I think what happens a lot of times, maybe
not in all cases, but in some. Because I believe
that Laura has a friend that's going to be on
a show that NBC is doing as a reality show.
If you're still close with your ex spouse, the xpouse
has to be in a new relationship or married or
maybe on the way to marriage and you're still single,
the ex spouse comes in with his new wife and
they picked the person for you to date. That's a
new reality show.
Speaker 7: Well that was kind of what Brett Michaels did when
he had his reality show about twenty years ago.
Speaker 4: No, he had all his ex girlfriends like.
Speaker 3: Oh oh he did okay, all right, well ahead of
his time. Yeah, the man was ahead of his time.
So I'm just saying, like, there's that right with x's
And then there's the Hey, we divided into two camps,
and you know, we not only do we split the assets,
but we split the friends. I'm I'm I'm team this one,
I'm team that one. I tried never to do that,
but I think that it happens sometimes, it just happens naturally, right,
So I would not care, and I would want everybody
to be nice to whomever. But I think if you
run into somebody at Target, it's not like seeking it out.
But if there if it was bitter and ugly. And
here's the thing is, like I saw them across Target.
What do you want me to do? I know, highed nothing.
Well okay, no, well that's not that that then this
isn't the case, this would be uh not. I saw
him at the Target checkout. I saw him at the
Target checkout and said, how are you or whatever? And
I was just core, I was just cordial. Then you'd go,
what the fuck would you talk to that guy? And
that I think that happens more often than not. And
I think that the reason you tell. I don't know
if it's why you told Danny, but the reason I
think most people tell is they feel guilty because they
know it was a bad divorce or this person really
didn't want it. Don't ever talk to him again, bad mouth.
You've stayed up late. I mean these ladies they went
through hogging does Ben and Jerry had to shut down
for a month just to recoup all the ice cream
that was eating and the tears that were crying, and
then this and then that and now and now you
go and talk to that mofo. That's what I think
I talk to nobody. See there, he is simple.
Speaker 7: I've run into my ex wife's family members often, Yeah,
and they've all been cool.
Speaker 3: Of course, why wouldn't they be. Of course I would
expect nothing less.
Speaker 7: Yes, absolutely, I've also been the ex that somebody's run
into not for my ex wife, but like an ex
girlfriend from you years ago, and the girlfriend who actually
used to work with you by the way, with oh
hi and that fake oh like yeah hi.
Speaker 4: You don't have to like say hi to them if
you don't want to. It's okay and.
Speaker 7: Badly, but like they felt awkward, And I think they
felt awkward because the X my ex may would make
them feel awkward, which is why we're having this conversation
right now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, does that make sense? Yes? I think that the
best course of action is to always be polite. Yes,
And I believe that it is the best course of action.
Always try to take the high road. Now, are there
people that you maybe you've seen and you just ignore,
like they don't even exist on the planet, You never
saw them? Okay, Yeah, but guess what, No confrontation can
happen when you do that. You do the thing where
you see somebody across target, yeah, and you kind of
they don't see you, but you see them, and you
kind of duck and the go all of a sudden, you're,
all of a sudden, you're down to tampon aisle for
no reason whatsoever. You think you're talking to I'm in
the baby seat aisle go.
Speaker 4: So then they say Bill, all right, hey, this this
seed is? It is this complying?
Speaker 3: You have goods?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 4: You try to hold a conversation.
Speaker 3: What was I with recently? And I thought, how do
I get out of this conversation? How do I get
out of this?
Speaker 4: In a Fairport Music Trust?
Speaker 3: Uh No, I actually had a great time talking to
people there, but there was somebody that I thought, how
do I get out of this conversation? It was like
going It might have been a fair.
Speaker 5: You could have just said, let's leave. We don't need
to be here, we don't need to.
Speaker 3: Wait wait, you could just let us go. I uh,
there was an incident at Fairport Music Fest where I
didn't know how to get out of something. Yeah. I
don't even want to bring it up because I don't
want to stir the pot. There is a guy, I mean,
I should bring it up because it's very interesting.
Speaker 7: There is a guy who worked and ready who worked
with you guys. I never worked with him. Super nice guy,
but he works in a very public place and if
you run into him, you're never going to get accomplished
what you're there to accomplish.
Speaker 4: You're just stuck talking and talking and talking.
Speaker 7: He's not even doing his job anymore, and you're just like,
it's like twenty minutes minutes, and I just need to
go get milk.
Speaker 3: I tried to get you out of a situation at
a bar one night, just for trying to get you
out of a situation, and you're like, now, I'm good. No,
it was I know what this was. And I was
over in the corner. I couldn't make it. He was
in Bills he was in Bills area. I was in
the corner of mont Connery's and I was being someone
was bothering me. And he did try and I couldn't.
It was so packed I didn't I couldn't go over,
So I did Max step behind the well, Mac was
closer than me. But whatever, whatever, I'm just well, here's
the thing that's funny, and I will I'll leave you
with this one because I'm not going to tell this
other story because I just don't want to stir shit
up for myself right now. But at that time that
person had grabbed my junk. There was all I think
that was this. The is that the year of Fallin,
Fallin came Patrick Patrick, Yes, then I see this person again,
and even their sister was saying things to me, like
you know what I was like. And the problem is
sometimes well I'll say this, I will I'll just say it.
I think women who are single in their forties and fifties,
they have some confidence. They know that they probably look good, right,
They're in great shape, they work out, they've got jobs,
and they've got some fucking confidence.
Speaker 7: And then they see.
Speaker 3: Them No no, no, no no no no no no
no no, that is not true. I take it that
is it's not true. That is not true. But I
think I think that those women are sometimes a little
more aggressive, and they know what they want and they
know what they can deliver. You understand what I'm saying.
Like they're not and they're not shy, and they shouldn't be.
Speaker 4: I could get all they can get themselves.
Speaker 3: Probably anybody these are they they are is the builder getting.
Speaker 4: Fred Oliva.
Speaker 3: But my point is like, but sometimes then out then
mixing alcohol and now things now that you know, and
they've got big personalities and things can become aggressive. So
things got uncomfortable there. I talked about it on the podcast.
The person came up and like apologized to another place,
but then something similar starts up again. Well this time
I don't know how I escaped. But okay, no, hang
on now wait, I have to be really really careful
about this. This this could get me in trouble on
many many not trouble, there is no such thing. It's
just ship. I don't want to deal with you. Understand
what I'm saying. I don't have time for it. But now,
no confrontation. So I had been out with Jordan. Jordan
laughed a bar and then came back. I don't know
when this was. I can't remember exactly when this was.
Jordan comes back and I decide that it's time for
me to get out of there, so I leave, and
Jordan goes with these people to try to get something
to eat. Okay, so he leaves. The person who back
on that Saint Patrick's state. Now we're not on Saint
Patrick's is another event, had grabbed my junk and all
this stuff, and this person now is going to give
Jordan a ride back to me. And Jordan just wanted
to go back and hang with his friends and was
going to uber back to me later whatever was going on,
and he calls me and goes, hey, I'm in the
back of the car and she wants to me. She
wants to drop me off. She wants to drop me
off at your place. And I go, absolutely not now
what father says this right? I go, but I said,
I don't want to know where I know dad, And
he's in the back. And then I guess there were
two people in the front. One of the passengers gets sick.
He goes f this, jumps out and starts walking. And
then the person was trying to get him back in
the car. And you see the size of Jordan, and
she must have grabbed his wrist and he pulled his
hand away. I just worry that. I don't want him
to hurt anymore. Yeah, and not intention he didn't intentionally.
He's like, look, just leave me alone, lady, or whatever
it was. So then I did see that person again
and there was no coversation. It was not even a hello.
I said hello. I just said hey, how you doing?
And that was it. But there was nothing. But it
gets aggressive. But that that was the one where and
I go, I don't want to know where I live.
I don't want people just showing up, you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't blame it.
Speaker 3: I don't want I don't know.
Speaker 7: So when my father was dying, you've ever been in
a situation where you parked and you can't go anywhere
and people have to come see you and they won't
want to leave you alone. When my father was dying
in the hospital, you know, they give him a lot
of morphine, so he'd be in out of consciousness like
all the time, was like a normal thing. When he
was in hospice, right, and he linging for like a month. Well,
my poor mother's sitting there, so people are coming in
and some of these people just come to visit because
they're professional grievers and they just want to like, you know.
Speaker 4: They're not there for you.
Speaker 7: They're there for themselves and making it look like they're
there for you. And they would sit down, PLoP next
to my mother and just unload all their problems on
my mother, who's about to be a widow in three weeks.
Speaker 4: And I'd have to like somehow nicely him.
Speaker 7: I you look a little tired, Yeah, And dad's starting
to get restless.
Speaker 4: He may go in any moment.
Speaker 7: You know, maybe we should say goodbye to missus so
and so here, who's complaining about everything in the world.
Speaker 4: Here while you're a captive. Idia to do.
Speaker 7: That because people are just they're selfish, they just and
they don't realize it, and they're lonely and they got nobody.
Speaker 4: And my mother goes, man, that woman could talk, and
she kept coming.
Speaker 3: No I know, but I'm just saying, like, I wouldn't
want to unload my problem.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well yeah, you're normal the hospital.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I wouldn't want that. All right, we'll take a
moment when we come back. Is it possible that we
could bother boo my wife? Yeah? Yeah. And the only
reason I say that is somebody this has to do
with a teacher. Okay, this has to do with the
teacher who already has a complaint.
Speaker 4: Oh wow, my wife.
Speaker 7: I went back to school today for like, yeah, you
know preschool stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you got to get ready set up your classroom.
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Speaker 4: It's amazing. There's a story about.
Speaker 3: Don't run it from me. Hang on, I love this
part of God all right. There had to be teachers
back then when this video came out. I won't get
to your think, Danny, I didn't need to cut you off.
That were banging students. Oh there had to be.
Speaker 4: Of course, But I didn't seem like Mary Kayla Turno
was not the first.
Speaker 3: Well, she was the first I heard of it.
Speaker 4: She was the first good looking one.
Speaker 3: It was the first one I had heard it like this.
Speaker 4: The weird thing about that situation.
Speaker 3: Did they have hot tea Silver Creek, Silver Nobody hot,
and Silver Creek There were a couple? Was it Silver
Creek Hot? Yes, okay, like a Silver Creek eight. Silver
Creek eight's like a Rochester. No, I wouldn't.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't say that. I think you'd find these.
Speaker 3: That's not nice. I don't want to say.
Speaker 7: My brother's wife like she moved to my you know,
she w my brother back home and she goes, everyone
keeps staring at me at at the grocery store, goes.
My brother goes, have you looked at the people in
Silver Creek and then look in the mirror? He goes,
that's why he goes.
Speaker 4: I buried up.
Speaker 3: Uh hot for teacher, I had a There are great
looking teachers that I remember. There was one we called
I think her name was Miss DeAngelo, but she so
she wasn't married, and I just realized. I just realized.
We were talking about it last week one of the
kids in the neighborhood. Yeah, they're teachers all over Instagram
like smoke show. Like I offered. I offered to step
in for parent teacher conferences. They won't show the kid.
Speaker 5: It's one of Brady's buddies, okay, in fourth grade.
Speaker 3: He's in fourth grade. Checks this absolute smoke show. And
she's on Instagram's on Instagram Instagram. It's her own personal instrument.
It's her first year teaching at the school. Oh, first
year teaching at that school, but not first year teaching car.
She goes, this is Noah's teacher. Damn yeah, I didn't
have one of those. I never had one, but Miss
d Angela would have been the closest thing. And then
there were times where we would call it. This is
so stupid, but it just sticks in my head. Uh,
Like my buddy had the class before me, and like
we'd be walking, he'd be walking out, I'd be walking
in or on my way past me. All go, it's
a bippy day, meaning like her nipples were poking through.
This is like a geometry glass. I think I don't
even remember that just but it makes me laugh when
I think back to it. Like he's like a bipy
day to be a high five and would practically rip
your arm off as he was walking by, well, like
he was going to beat off in the bathroom after
the bath class because he just couldn't handle it. I
don't know, I think that was what it was. But
here's the thing with teachers. This teacher that you just
mentioned has her own personal social media and now you
can look everybody up. So I wanted to talk to
Dan's wife because I saw something where a teacher got
a complaint already by a parent because they had some
parent meeting or whatever. And uh, she's on on their
Facebook page. The school posted new staff introduction, so this
person's new which included her name and some other in
full like education hobbies photo. But it's on the school's
Facebook page. They didn't tag these people in the posts.
They kept their social media out of it completely. The
parent of a student looked up the personal Facebook page
sent a friend request, and this person denied it. Yeah,
just didn't even like I'll I usually just let him
sit and ice them. I actually don't know.
Speaker 7: I don't I forget a friend requests.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I would. I'll not ice anybody. I don't
want no, no, I forget that they're but this person
is like, I don't want to do that, and I
don't want parents judging me on my Facebook page. Oh yeah,
I see it. Kevin's Kevin's teacher, now my teacher. The
angle of the that's an interesting uh, that's but it's
not inappropriate. I'm not.
Speaker 4: It's just a young No, it's a young girl taking
a picture.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Uh so she had a complaint lives against her
because she thought it was over the line. She declined
the request. You don't want parents judging you. I don't know.
And maybe you put up a bikini shot, you know, hey,
hanging at the pool who I don't know, that's.
Speaker 4: Your personal paper.
Speaker 3: Parent friends thinks that she must be hiding something, okay,
and talking to other people, including her own mother, and
mother's like, well, why what if you have nothing to hid?
Just let him let him in, And she's like, I
want to. But don't you want to draw boundaries? Yes
you should, don't you want to draw? I'm not friends
with I'm friends with maybe three people at work on
Facebook because I don't want them knowing what I'm doing.
Speaker 5: Right if I call him second day and I'm not,
I don't want them.
Speaker 3: Know the worst though for that stuff, But it's not
it's not so much that you'll post it. It's that
you'll get tagged in it. But I also can be.
I can somewhat sometimes postings that are considered offensive not offensive,
but I'll post crazy shit every once in a while,
or inappropriate things. But part of the reason I don't
want somebody at work seeing that, meaning, oh, hr, he's
putting this on Facebook. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Part of the reason I got people don't fucking mind
their own business.
Speaker 7: Part of the reason I got off Facebook is because
you know, I work in recruiting, which is one level
removed from HR. Right, So somebody could go back to
like two thousand and eight when the breakroom did something
silly and I was part of it, and they could
say Dan Burrello is dot dot dot the.
Speaker 3: Breakroom do That would be silly.
Speaker 5: The original Oh I don't know what. Put a guy
up in a crane with a heart problem.
Speaker 3: Yes, uh, you know I did.
Speaker 7: You have a guy shot with paintballs by the local
weather lady. Let's see here, slip and slide in a
western oil, have a gut, have a guy dress up
in Kano's cowboy boots and play the naked cowboy down
at Chilight Center just a mile from Roberts Wesleyan where
the cops showed up, took a picture and said all,
you gotta put your clothes on and get the heck
out of here.
Speaker 3: It wasn't Dan, but made a guy go to a
gay bar and get a blowjob shot. I didn't didn't
make that. That was Reman's idea. But I was all
for encouraged, of course I did. Didn't if somebody's steal
an electric shopping CARTIV Oh yeah, Zach, Yeah.
Speaker 7: Who, by the way, like works in government now in
every county.
Speaker 3: Well, Beth, I'm sorry to bother you. It's the podcast.
We're we're talking about teachers. Okay, but not fair but
not favorably. No, I'm kidding. I'm kidding.
Speaker 10: Well again, I've had a lot of that today.
Speaker 3: Bill and I are be nice as Dan. It's got
a sesh. He thinks teachers are lazy. No, uh so, Beth.
There was somebody who got a complaint. I had heard
about this got a complaint because they didn't accept a
parent's friend request. Now, the teacher is new to a
school on Facebook, and the school on the Facebook page
put up new to the staff pictures and their education,
their hobbies. They're this, they're that, but not not a
link to their personal social media at all. So this
parent does it and then calls and says she won't
accept my friend requests. She must have something to hide.
Where is the line for teachers?
Speaker 11: What?
Speaker 3: What? What do parents need to know.
Speaker 10: That teachers have a life of their own and we'd
like to keep it separate from our work.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like everybody?
Speaker 4: Yeah, common decency, common privacy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what are the what? What are parents like today?
We were talking the other day about because I don't
remember parents getting arguing for the kids limitations so hard
as they maybe do today.
Speaker 10: Oh, definitely they They are much more involved in their students,
and I would have to say a more negative way
in many situations.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 10: Well, actually, I feel like it's more negative when it's louder.
Speaker 3: When it's louder, what do you mean, like they're.
Speaker 10: We hear more of it when it's negative. But there
are a lot of parents that are positively involved in
their kids' lives. Don't see it as often.
Speaker 3: You don't see it as often. Have you been yelled
at by a a parent?
Speaker 10: Yes? Oh yeah, really it comes to the territory.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, in terms of how I can't imagine that.
Speaker 4: Well, she's also she also not just teaches, but runs
a musical too.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, Well where they yell at the schedule
you ran, my.
Speaker 7: Kid didn't get to lead this, or they want to
play softball instead, or they want to play softball and
be in the musical. And she said, hey, our schedule
is set for these dates. You got to be able
to make these dates to be in the musical. You
can make these dates. You can do whatever you want,
but you got to be committed to us first. That's
always an issue.
Speaker 8: Right now?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 10: Absolutely, absolutely. Everyone wants to do everything and I just
don't have time to do it all.
Speaker 3: Do you love it? You better say.
Speaker 10: Yes most days.
Speaker 3: Yet, well I think you do. I think you probably
really do and enjoy interacting with the students. Every job
has the side of it. But this just doesn't seem fair.
Have you.
Speaker 10: If profession has gotten a lot less fair yet? I
agree with that.
Speaker 3: But have you ever had a parent get very upset
with you and then say, we pay your salary.
Speaker 10: Not those particular terms. No, but I've had parents say
they're going to try to get.
Speaker 3: Me fired, try to get you fired for what?
Speaker 10: Huh. There was a situation where I think I dropped
an F bomb in my own vehicle because she cut
me off.
Speaker 5: There was?
Speaker 10: That was one.
Speaker 3: Well how wait, how were you on the phone?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 3: I was.
Speaker 10: I was driving to work and the parent cut me off,
So I had some choice words in my own vehicle,
and then they watched me pull in behind them in
the school and they wanted to get me players.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's awesome.
Speaker 3: That's awesome. Now. Prior to dan am, I allowed to
ask this question, Yeah, have you were you ever like
in a Hallmark movie asked out by a single father?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 10: Was the lighting designer for my show there you go?
Speaker 4: All right, Wait a minute, I thought there was a
gentleman whose student.
Speaker 3: Maybe that's a story, that's this is?
Speaker 8: That was?
Speaker 10: That was before my current lighting designer.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, got it?
Speaker 3: Yes, before a current line. Yes, okay, okay, got it.
See what did you write down over there?
Speaker 4: No, so I know that.
Speaker 7: Like she said that parents tend to get involved more now,
but more negatively. And I guess my question was, is
it the parents whose kids are always screwing off and
they parents seem like absentee parents until the kid gets
in trouble or starts failing the class, and then they
get involved and then they want to blame you.
Speaker 4: Is that usually how it works.
Speaker 10: I would say that's fairly accurate.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 7: In other words, they're not involved until the kid screws up,
and the kid, of course blames the teacher, so it's
best fault or whoever's fault, and so that's.
Speaker 4: When they get involved.
Speaker 7: But they're they're not involved in these kids lives until
the last possible second.
Speaker 3: What would be your recommendation then for parents, Beth, because
I'm a big believer.
Speaker 5: Institute for a day and see how these kids really act.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, Kevin, not a bad idea, Not a bad idea.
Sometimes you know the old walk of eye in my shoes,
which is.
Speaker 10: You know you're what's that?
Speaker 3: Yeah? But I was going to say, like, what would
you say to parents if you have a kid that
you know, Look, we're a little more aware and label
things now, right, we have eight e HD When it
was just a pain in the ass when I was
in school, you know what I mean? That was a
pain in the ass. Those are the kids, and yet
some of them were the most creative kids. They were
the kids that was me. I had my friends sit
in here and go, you were hyper as a kid.
I would tell you I wasn't. But they told me
I was probably because it was all life was the
stage for me.
Speaker 7: And you know, in high school, were these kids really
smart though, because they could be using hyper as a
word for something else and not realize they were.
Speaker 4: I don't think hyper describes you.
Speaker 3: I have my hyper. They mean an asshole.
Speaker 4: I think that's what I mean.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think they were smart ish, like they were
in the National Honor Society and I was not OK.
And then when I well, but they didn't know that.
So because they were year had a game and then.
Speaker 5: I'd rather drink in the corn.
Speaker 3: Fill when I when I said that, I that started
at a cornfield by way, I climbed a tree and
said I will ship like a bird, and someone bet
me I couldn't do it, and I got up and
I shipped out of a tree. Sorry, but a tree
that that natural?
Speaker 4: That in the hailsale gone.
Speaker 3: So the uh no. But I when I told them
I got into this private school in high school, they
were like how because I passed the exam and I
go oh, because there were a couple of kids that
didn't get in and it was you know, and I
was like, yeah, well I could do the work I was.
I got it.
Speaker 7: I didn't have to save by the bill Zach at
the highest SAT score.
Speaker 4: But he never did any work that was That's a
TV show. I'm saying, that's.
Speaker 3: Similar, similar stuff anyway, What what would be your advice
to parents who want to sort of get out ahead
of things and know that they have a kid that
I may sort of be difficult at times or whatever,
but try to stay out ahead and keep the relationship
and the communication open because it's hard for a teacher
who probably has I don't know how many kids you
have a day or whatever, but let's say it's if
it's at the elementary level, you got thirty two kids.
You're not calling thirty two parents every night, no to't them?
Speaker 10: No, No, I think well, first of all, parents know
their kids better than we do. So it's just being
communicative with your kids, and like you said, just being
present and being out front. That's I think that's the
best way. But also understand that as teachers, we're trying
to blend you know, multitudes of cultures and home life
together in one day, and we're just doing the best
we can, right right.
Speaker 3: I have a little a little patients, yeah, have a
little patience and make your kid not be a pain
in the ass.
Speaker 7: As a funny story, so we had a we had
a kitchen floor installed today and the guy who was
installing it sees my wife's bag, uh, and it's the
name of the school in the back.
Speaker 4: He goes, hey, so you're does your wife teach at
such and such school?
Speaker 7: And I said, yes, yeah, I think she had my
daughter last year.
Speaker 3: What kind of teacher?
Speaker 7: She yeah, she teaches music. She goes, oh, yeah, my
daughter failed. She must not be good at music. And
Beth goes, what was his name? He goes and he
told me, I don't want to give you my name
because you might know who my daughter is.
Speaker 4: So Beth like, we.
Speaker 7: Got a call from the guy when he was coming
to the house, so she got his number on call
her id.
Speaker 4: He goes, oh, yeah, I know his daughter. She didn't
do her final project.
Speaker 3: She was a nice girl, but.
Speaker 7: That's why she failed, you know, I got She goes,
I can't pass her just because she's a nice kid.
Speaker 3: You gotta do the work.
Speaker 4: But he was cool with it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think that's good. You gotta have standards. Yeah,
meet the standard.
Speaker 10: You need to say everyone accountable.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, you hard.
Speaker 4: You have to work to fail music.
Speaker 5: Or dance filed four times.
Speaker 3: Oh daddy, that's funny, Beth. I appreciate you taking our
call and dealing with our silliness. I'm sorry that about
the bombs away. Love you boo, Love you too, bab alright,
see you later, there goes Beth. Yeah, I think I
think I am actually friends on Facebook with Brady's teacher
this year. But it's somebody we've known for years and years.
But you see, my aunt's neighbor, okay, knowing him forever,
So I think that that's acceptable. But for me to
just go in and oh, she didn't missus smith, didn't
accept my friend request?
Speaker 10: F her?
Speaker 3: No, who cares? It's a weird. Well this wasn't that, Yes,
it was. She didn't accept my friend request. What is
she trying to hunt?
Speaker 4: Was she hiding with yellow shots on the weekend? Okay?
Speaker 3: Exactly her summer of fun. By the way, if you
have a twenty something, you could be twenty three years old,
twenty two years old, I think. And have you just
out of college your masters you get it in a year, right,
so you could be I'd say twenty three. Uh yeah,
remember when you were twenty three yes, I don't.
Speaker 4: Unfortunately, because I was so drud That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: God, I got it. I see what's happening.
Speaker 4: I was still stupid.
Speaker 7: I didn't have social media twenty three, but I mean
I had it at thirty three. Yeah, and I was
pretty tame on stuff and still like, there's stuff that
I wouldn't want, like really out there because I haven't changed.
The times have kind of changed. Yes, in life, I
agree people find self offensive. That wasn't offensive, nor should
it be offensive ten years ago.
Speaker 3: I agree, all right, we will, we will take a break.
There's a story from the Times Wayne County, Oh that
Danny writes an article for that I think is bizarre.
I'd love to find this person, find out what really
went on. But it goes back to neighbors. We had
a story about a neighbor. I think I still have
the audio. I'll play it for Danny. We had a
story about a neighbor who had a pride flag up
and the other neighbor was very angry about it, very angry,
and so they did something. But in Times Awayne County,
this would be the kind of thing I would expect
to happen there. But this is even worse than that.
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Speaker 13: When I wake up in the morning, I seen for
thousand milesand miles I want to sleep in the evening.
Speaker 11: Then she goes only injuries, She's only injury.
Speaker 3: Anybody know this band? This isn't the Freid, no similar,
I guess I don't even think of that. I really
liked this pandel It's called.
Speaker 7: Always Andrew McMahon.
Speaker 3: It's the head and the heart. I don't know, yeah,
head in the Heart. I just love this. I really
out of Seattle, Washington. I'm a I'm a fan.
Speaker 4: I'm glad rock and Rolls returned to Seattle.
Speaker 3: It's a little more poppy, but it is, but I
love this.
Speaker 7: Sales always pumped out great band like Heart Queens, Reich
Hendricks than the grunge era.
Speaker 3: See now you hear a happy song like this. If
your neighbor was playing a happy song like this, maybe
you go out and have a glass of wine together.
It'd be cool. It would be nice. Hey, tear you
doing exactly. But then there are neighbors that don't get along.
And we had a story the other night, and that
story was this, Dan.
Speaker 14: What are you trying to prove here?
Speaker 6: Mark Gray couldn't believe what he was seeing when this
sign was put up at his neighbor's home.
Speaker 2: Her sign said that I like it in the butt Okay.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 6: Really, he was surprised by the sign with the buttocks
and rainbow coloring and the words quote my neighbor loves
butt stuff.
Speaker 3: That's okay. It's like, oh, by the way, that was Washington,
the state of Washington.
Speaker 7: This sounds like a Clint Eastwood type of get off
my lawn and type of dude.
Speaker 3: Well, that's exactly what Kevin said, but really, well hepend
over one at the end.
Speaker 5: It was like it was like the person lives between
Keith or Mick Jagger and Clint.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's funny. That's funny. Well, tune in the can
Danny h brings in the Times Wayne County for an
article of his that I've never read. But apparently brother Weiz,
who is a very famous radio personality, and.
Speaker 4: He respects me to a guy I respect, Yes.
Speaker 3: Well, somebody has to have respect the guy I respect, Yeah,
because the other guy, because the other guys.
Speaker 4: I'm going to send him some bible to.
Speaker 3: The other guys of the show. He has no respect
for her. I always got along very well with brother wives.
I had never had a problem say about you. I
never had a problem with you boys.
Speaker 5: Coming back this Colway's right now.
Speaker 3: No, I will never do that to him. I think
that iHeart would have a fucking stroke. Yeah, And I don't.
And I don't feel like dealing with any of that.
If he really knows who I takes your nice comments today,
being nice to him today, I've hit my felt all right?
So then here they the it all began. This is
the headline of head Scratchers. It all began with throwing
a cat at the neighbor.
Speaker 4: Okay, they have claws.
Speaker 3: State troopers and Alliance responded to a report of a
disturbance on Geneva Street. Following an investigation, it was discovered
that Emmanuel K. Montes, twenty five UH started the encounter
by throwing a cat at his neighbor. The incident escalated
when Montes then pulled the hatchet out of his backpack
and threatened the guy. This happened on Saturday at nine
o nine pm. He was arrested from menacing in the
second degree with a weapon and criminal possession. Somebody throws
a cat at you, that would freak me the fuck
outbum Yeah, hitch in the face of a pussy.
Speaker 4: It's like dingas day, how it works in lions.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know. Normally I would look these people
up and call him. I really don't. I have no
desire to. But throwing it like weapon, first.
Speaker 4: Of all, it's abusing an animal.
Speaker 9: Well I don't see that in the charges. What's the
menacing weapon? The cat of the hatchet?
Speaker 3: The hatchet, it says right here. Yeah, a criminal possession
of a weapon intent to use. Nothing about throwing the
poor pussy. Yeah, now you can't be throwing pussy around
at Geneva. He was taken into the Wayne Keunny Jail. Yeah,
a quarter of protection was issued against the victim and
the cat. But there, that's the thing that's so weird.
There's no cruelty that you threw a cat at another
human being. Well, it depends on my lives had left. Yeah,
but if we do it, if you did it with
a dog, and I'm not a cat person, so in
a way. Again, but if you did it with a dog,
come on, my cat's always on their feet too, So
it's all good. Yeah. I read an article just a
little side. I'll get you back to one more neighbors
thing that was pretty bad. But I saw an article
about critter cams and people who sit once. So I
looked up critter cams people's backyards. Man, these people put
out food. They had a raccoon one night. They had
a family of raccoons and one possum. They had a
coyote in a raccoon and they had a standoff, but
they eat ate out of their own dish and went
their own way. They had a bunch of crows, they
had wild turkey, they had deer. I sat there. I
must have watched this for fifteen minutes.
Speaker 5: The coyote and the fox knew the difference between their floors.
Speaker 3: The red fox. The red fox got got scared out
by a They say, a flying squirrel, But is a
squirrel had jumped from one tree to another coming home.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you feed some of those animals, they'll go back
and get their animal buddies.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you'll have a problem, yes, after a while.
Speaker 3: So they had a yeah, but it's all gone on
camera and I sat there and watched it. I went, oh,
that's kind of sweet. All right, here's one more neighbors story. Uh,
this one has a tragic ending, but we'll listen to
the whole thing now.
Speaker 1: It started with a rowdy neighbor who allegedly revealed as
private parts to children.
Speaker 14: Now that man is dead and another behind bars.
Speaker 10: Thanks for joining us at five.
Speaker 14: I'm Jenny's Felde.
Speaker 3: Okay, if we hear that, we think that the guys
like you know, waving a ding dong, Yeah, right, is
perven on the kids. Okay, not exactly what happened.
Speaker 12: And I'm Brian loftus. There are now questions of self defense.
The shooting happened last night near Lake Meat and Hill
Point in Summerland. Eight News Now reporter Ryan Matthew joins
us live outside the Clark County Courthouse. Ryan was the
only reporter in the room during the alleged shooter's first
court appearance.
Speaker 14: Like that beats anything, well, Brian Denise before thirty two
year old Eddie Moreno's first initial court appearance.
Speaker 3: To this though, you gotta listen to the last names.
Eddie Moranos. Okay, he's the guy that shot the other guy.
Here we go.
Speaker 14: We're in his neighborhood. That's where you still see remnants
of Joe Moreno's blood.
Speaker 3: So, hey, Eddie Moranos, Joe Moranos cousins.
Speaker 14: They don't have the same last name, but they are
not related. They're simply just neighbors. When an argument took
a twist on their property lines.
Speaker 3: Like they related. What they do be brothers, but the
ems live in one end of the neighborhood. That is
bizarre that you would have two people with the same
last name.
Speaker 14: That is thirty two year old Eddie Moreno in court Tuesday,
not even twenty four hours after being arrested for shooting
and killing his neighbor.
Speaker 3: Sheared four gunshots.
Speaker 14: This neighbor, who asked not to be identified, recalls chaos
during an unsuspecting Monday night with his wife and kids.
Speaker 3: There was just a ton of cops on both sides
of the street, from one end to the other.
Speaker 14: The police confirmed the victim, Joe Moreno, lived here. Documents
the eight and he is now investigators obtained show his
girlfriend locked him out. His neighbor, Eddie Moreno, who lives here,
was coming home with his wife and kids. Documents say
Eddie was already armed and witnessed his neighbor acting aggressively,
accusing Eddie of breaking into his home. Eddie's wife already
on the phone with police. Attentions continued to rise, documents
alleging Joe then took off his pants and began thrusting.
Speaker 7: EDI's man is dead, but we're cracking up the way
that the reporter tells the story.
Speaker 3: Begin that's how he died. It began. This is how
he died. Yeah, he died because of this. He took
his pants off and he started thrusting. He started doing
one of these. Yeah, he did Frank the day he
Frank detaged it. That's what he did. He was probably
drunk or high. It was a stone, So he's a
little mick dance. She threw him out of the fucking house,
and then right throws him out of the house. He
takes his fucking pants off, starts thrusting. I mean, all
I can see is, oh, that's not it's not it's
not uh Frank to take it was wedding crashers. When
will Will Ferrell, same guy say a funeral. He's at
the funeral he's like, and he goes, Now, he had
his clothes on, but that's what I'm picturing this guy does.
So do we think that this guy's wife is pissed
or like, you got what you deserved. It's a great question.
I don't know. But she locked him up.
Speaker 5: But now he's dead.
Speaker 14: Yes, my children were watching before gunfire. Police indicate the
review of this interaction via doorbell footage. In it, Eddie
Miranda says you're going to get blanked up right here,
later saying I'm going to murder you. Three minutes later,
he says that's what he gets. He's not going to
do that in front of my kids. Are you crazy?
Eddie turned himself in without incident, and police say a
judge didn't. I just bail tuesday Due to the case's nature.
Speaker 3: I feel pretty strobably not a threat to anybody else.
Speaker 14: But neighbors indicate the household Joe Moreno lives in has
a history of disturbance, several believing the family man they
see should be back here.
Speaker 3: All right, I have no idea and I'll leave. The
funny part of this is the guy gets naked, you know,
drops his pants and starts thrusting. If somebody dropped their
pants and start thrusting. I think I would burst out laughing.
I think my kids would probably burst out laughing. It's
the human body. I'm gonna go the idea, well, the
idea that you would shoot him. I I don't know,
Maybe you disagree with me. I think that that that's
a terrible reaction to that. It is brandishing the gun, going,
put your pants back on, right, get the fuck out
of my yarm morning shot. Yeah, at the very most
that I think, But even then I would just be like,
all right, kids, let's get inside.
Speaker 5: Well they said they let him go to with an
appearance ticket.
Speaker 3: Well, because I don't believe he and I agree with it.
Speaker 5: I would bet that neighborhood was quiet as shit for
the next couple of days.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but there was no drinking, no doubt. I would
think that that guy's not a threat to the general population.
It was one guy. It was a conflict between two people,
and I don't know what else went on. I don't know, like,
if you shoot a guy, you WoT these people are.
The other neighbors are saying he's aggressive, he's got the
guy with the gun is aggressive. He should be back
in jail. I don't know I would think that. But
if it was self defense, I'm thinking most people I
wouldn't hear the thing though.
Speaker 7: It's only self it's self defense. But the guys he's
gonna lose his case.
Speaker 4: The guy's not in the house, he's been locked out
of the house.
Speaker 7: Right The worst that he is doing right now, and
this isn't good, is exposure.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 7: He doesn't have a weapon, he doesn't have a knife,
he doesn't have a gun. This guy's got a gun.
You could talk of it as surrendering. You could talk
him into going home. You could talk like you could like.
Speaker 3: I'd like to think you could, but I don't know. Again, look,
we're hearing a snippet of the story. If the guy
was aggressive and he and the other person said that
the man who shot him said he accused that guy
of breaking into his house. So I don't know, you
know what I mean, We don't know the level. That's
why I hate these things because I can go well,
I would have never shot him. I don't have a gun,
so no, I couldn't shoot him. But we don't know where.
I don't know when else was going right, And I
don't know if someone would have broken into my house
and and he's coming out and then he starts threshing
at me, I may get pissed it off. I would
hope I'd naim for the kneecap raised the balls.
Speaker 4: A lot of times.
Speaker 7: The state you're in dictates what you're going to do
in the situation. And if the business want a super Bowl,
I might just be the super Bowl.
Speaker 4: I might get two guns.
Speaker 3: It's Labor Day weekend. Be careful who you're thrusting in
front of, right exactly?
Speaker 4: Ye please?
Speaker 3: All right, Danny's got a game where we have to
pick the job Kevin.
Speaker 4: Picked and the state. I'm gonna add it all twisty.
Speaker 3: Point for the state this time?
Speaker 4: What point for the job?
Speaker 3: Okay? Okay, team?
Speaker 5: What do I get for the theme?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 4: Meet Giovanni Bla. Although if you saw his picture you
think he's probably adopted.
Speaker 7: The fifty nine year old sold his Florida business in
twenty twenty two to a colleague. In recent months, Baula
reportedly became upset over the business with the purchaser, one
Dylan Denesh, who runs a company out of Balla's former
office in this area. Court records do not reveal the
nature of the business dispute. Investigators alleged that Paula went
to Danesh's office at July thirtieth and soaked the front
doors and quote gallons of fluid which had the owner.
Speaker 3: Of urine urine. Yes, he went wolf. Yes.
Speaker 7: Paula allegedly returned to the property again and unleast a
cascade of the rank smelling liquid. On both occasions, Cops
say Balla and his vehicle were recorded by surveillance cameras
replacing the doors because they peeled off the doors, that's
how bad the smell the urine. It cost about fifteen
hundred dollars, according to an arrest affidavit, another six thousand.
Speaker 3: Dollars in losses.
Speaker 7: Guess the state is it Texas, Florida or Virginia? And
guess the job is it a Is he a doctor,
a lawyer, or a real estate developer?
Speaker 3: Okay, so we're talking about the job of the guy
who took the doors off.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the guy with they smelled so bad, the guy
with the.
Speaker 3: I'm going Texas real estate developer. Okay, going realtor in
Florida because you said Florida in the news article. Oh
I didn't even hear it. You listened better than.
Speaker 4: Yeah to the state is Florida.
Speaker 3: You got it? You got it, I said, real estate developer.
Speaker 4: This guy's actually a doctor.
Speaker 3: He's a doctor. Doctor.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Wow, Yeah, I almost went that. How did I? How
did I means? I was so dating? I was so
into the dating telling the story. It was literally the
last thing I heard in the story too was Florida.
And then I kind of spaced out. Right here we go.
Speaker 7: Next one, a man had a camera terrible. A man
hit a camera in a bridal suite and surreptitiously recorded
a woman who was quote in her underwear with her
breast exposed, getting dressed for her nuptials. According to a
criminal complaint, please learn to the video voyeurism when the
man's wife recently provided them with a thumb drive containing
the video, as well as quote other sexual conduct material
that is not further detailed.
Speaker 3: So maybe the wife turned on her own husband.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Apparently about examining the video, investigators were able to identify
the bride who was secretly filmed. So the state guess
the state is at Florida, Texas or Minnesota, and is
the job hotel Bellboy wedding videographer or hotel butler.
Speaker 5: I'm going Minnesota based on our hockey mom.
Speaker 3: I was going Minnesota too, videographer, and I'm thinking videographer too,
because bellboy. What grown man is a bellboy?
Speaker 4: You're right on both accounts. Yeah, yeah, that was That
was really easy.
Speaker 3: So I should reach out to our hockey momsy, yes,
Minnesota six months and finally yes, tell them.
Speaker 7: By the name of Matthew Webster was recorded This is
all record.
Speaker 4: You know, I'd tell you right.
Speaker 7: Matthew Webster was was recorded of confronting teenage anglers or fishermen.
Speaker 4: Behind his waterfront residence.
Speaker 7: Webster, with his fistballed up at times, warned the boys
that they were trespassing and that he would throw their
phones into a nearby lake. Don't test me, bellowed Webster,
who warned that the teens will be prosecuting.
Speaker 4: You're gonna pay all kinds of money because you're being
a dick. He said, you're so your parents are gonna
be real.
Speaker 3: Proud of that.
Speaker 4: At one point, he grabbed one boys two hundred dollars fishing.
Speaker 7: Rod and attempted to snap it across his leg with
one of the teens, who both stayed calm during the confrontation.
Recorded video, said that he smelled alcohol in Webster's breadth.
Speaker 4: The homeowner replied, you're right, I had a drink. Is
that against the low dumb shit?
Speaker 7: Is the state New York, Massachusetts or Tennessee. It is
a job that mister Webster has high school football coach,
retired Marine lieutenant or runs a Catholic charity for Haitian relief.
Speaker 3: All right, I'm going New York high school football coach.
I'm going at Massachusetts Catholic charity. Dude.
Speaker 7: The state is Tennessee and the guy does run a
Catholic charity for Asia.
Speaker 3: For two baby, Yeah, you crushed it. He crushed it.
That's very good.
Speaker 5: My game's not so bad.
Speaker 3: So last I picked Jamison up at the airport and
we have to wait for his bags to come, and
there's they wanted up telling us one belt and they're
not coming, and then they say, we switched it over
to this other carousel. Big deal. They're right next to
each other.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's not like you're at KFK.
Speaker 3: So Jameis and I are standing there and there's this
father and he says to the kid and it's a
little kid. He looks like he's somewhere between eight and
ten years old, and he goes, uh, no, the bag's going.
He goes, grab your back, grab your bag. There it
is there is grab you back. So but I'm not
I didn't think it was. And James he goes, what
a dick. And I'm like, well, he's probably teaching the
kid how to get his own bag off. You know,
that's the thing. And we hear about people soft parent
Maybe I don't know. James like, man, that guy's aid jerk.
Like Jamison, we get out to the parking lot. We're
walking and all of a sudden we hear ask me again,
ask me again, and see what happens. I will kick
your screaming is the same guy, same guy, and the
same little kid. He's pulled his little bag. And Jamison goes,
what did I tell you? Say it again? Trent test me.
I swear to God, I'll kick your Yeah.
Speaker 4: James is a great judge of character.
Speaker 5: Was like three weeks it's gonna be Bill.
Speaker 4: He turned. He turned into Samuel L. Jackson in pulp fiction.
Speaker 3: What again?
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 3: He was streaming this in the parking lot of the
airport I'm like, oh my god, all right, for Dan
Marilla with his buffet on, for Kevin very funny tonight,
I'm Bill Moran. We'll see you.
Speaker 2: I didn't know what to do.
Speaker 14: I'm trying to TV won't run.
Speaker 3: A letter to you. Dang yea state