Speaker 1: Two years ago. We had to play still fight him everywhere.
Speaker 2: Kevin and Lauren SuDS, Stephanie makes it work. The crew
mikes are hot and lights right con the phone from
Dating Night two.
Speaker 1: You're strong and going hard.
Speaker 2: Thank you fans, our wild card.
Speaker 1: We had to have a full house, create us the
theme song today, Oh wow, Jesse and the Rippers, Jesse
and the Rivers. They come back. Verybody's name. So you
first show.
Speaker 3: Got to point out that, yeah, it doesn't count a break. No,
he's out of state, he's out consoling a friend.
Speaker 1: He's out consoling the bills. Are they planning on losing
some No? No, my friend a friend.
Speaker 4: Okay, So our first show, your first show two years ago.
Speaker 1: You were in the room. Yes, Kevin was Did Cano
get a sex change? Yes? You didn't know that Kanu
went transgener and blonde too.
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: How do you study anyone years? Second high? So often
that he lost a lot of brain cells, went on.
It was all he could be. I want to know
when he stopped being Jewish?
Speaker 3: Never I was married to a jew for ten years.
Speaker 1: A Jewish person, a Jewish person? What is that? I'm
not sure what that means. I still have a little
bit like what like.
Speaker 3: I still children, Nika and I saw.
Speaker 1: You celebrate with your kids. Yeah, that's awesome.
Speaker 4: We do we do Chonica Billy.
Speaker 1: I think that's I think that's great. Do they will
they be? I don't know, barbage bomb.
Speaker 3: It's not at all. And Hanakah is just books for
them because they get so many gifts at Christmas.
Speaker 5: So so is turned into the city out of eight
eight books, you'll never read.
Speaker 1: Books.
Speaker 3: Wait, my ex husband is an accounting so.
Speaker 1: Okay, so that looks like a jew. It sounds like
a jew.
Speaker 3: Exactly, Yeah, it's okay.
Speaker 1: Is there a cancel from our own podcast? Are they allowed?
Speaker 3: I don't know what allowed, because he's pigeonholing my ex
husband to exactly.
Speaker 1: Well, he was all right, all right, it's not Kato. Yeah,
Kato's great. Cano's fine.
Speaker 4: Uh somebody in fact, doctor Mayer asked me about I
saw Doctor Marry asked about you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so it is Kano part of the podcast. I
go no, he said, just like Kano. Uh No. I
should have Dave back on. I should reconnect with some
stuff things. Twenty twenty four has been an odd year
because all of a sudden, I have for a number
what's that for? Is an even number? I know, I know,
but it was it's an even year numerically an odd year.
I guess you could call it emotionally, just so you
had a lot of there's just a lot of things
going on. Yeah, I don't know, do you need a
hug or something? Actually to all of you, and thank
you for being part of Bilified. I am excited and honored.
You didn't I don't know if you were. I'm the
bottle Dan, I'm good man.
Speaker 3: Give him just the orange.
Speaker 1: Can we just pour it over his head like you
want to into wine? He did, and I have wine.
He was great at that. I'm good. I'm good. I'm good.
He was great at that. Jehovah turned prosecco of water
into prosecco. Yes, always that what Jehovah did. It is
weird how all these different religions came around, you understand,
like from one guy and then all these different sects
religion sect I've.
Speaker 4: Always wanted that too, Like there's like three thousand different
denominations of Evangelical Christianity. Yes, I'm not talking about just
christian I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: Just the Bible people.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right, right, then you got your Orthodox, and you
got your Catholics like Protestants are technically you know, are
not all evangelical. It's it's just it's fascinating how the
Holy spirits taking us in so many different directions.
Speaker 1: Well, right, and here's what I couldn't understand as a child,
and now I had no intention of talking about that.
What could they dance and footloose? That's a great movie.
What I never understood was like you had to be
saved in order to go to heaven? Right, what about
all the people around the world who had never heard
of Jesus or we can't get to If he created them,
how can they how can they not go to heaven?
How can he not love them? As There's two schools
of thought on that. Okay, I can't wait, thank God.
The first school thought is, anybody want to drink Jesus God.
Speaker 4: Jesus is the way, the truth in the life, and
you only get to Heaven by him. So because they're sinners,
they go to help or they never heard Jesus, so
they are judged by Okay, if they had known Jesus,
what would they have done? Because you gotta remember the
Old Testament. You were making animal sacrifices. That was like
a NonStop barbecue. But if you didn't, if you had
to sit on your soul and you didn't get to
the barbecue in time, you were a problem.
Speaker 1: Okay, But hang on a second though. Here's the other thing.
So I always wonder, too, how do we say we're
right and they're wrong? You know what I mean? Jesus
kind of said it, that's why. Yeah, but yeah, but
so did their God, there's many you know, Oh yeah,
you're right?
Speaker 4: Yeah, well yeah, so yeah, there's the decision has to
be made.
Speaker 1: So I was always it, always it always confused, honestly, God,
it's like a seven year old kid. I was like,
this makes no sense to me. I can't figure this out.
Speaker 4: And I didn't know there was other religions until I'm
twelve years old.
Speaker 1: Well no, I'm sure you're twelve.
Speaker 4: Years old and I'm reading the Muhammad Ali biography.
Speaker 1: You know they're right for fifth graders? Uh huh cashus clay,
cashus clay, cashus clay. We're on page sixty. Who is this?
Where's Muhammad Ali? Show up?
Speaker 4: I find out why he became Muhammad Ali. I'm like, Dad,
did you know about this? He goes, Oh, yeah, you
ever heard of Islam? Like no, he goes, Yes, it
might be the most popular religion in the world.
Speaker 1: There's another one. Yeah, it's more than Thank you, Silver Creek.
Speaker 4: Why don't you make fun of those Mormon people?
Speaker 1: But it's it's just weird. So I always I figured
somewhere along the line like yes.
Speaker 3: I was just gonna say. I feel like religion can
fluctuate throughout your life as well. Like I was raised
very Catholic that I had nothing to do with religion,
and now I don't really follow any religion, but I'm
definitely more spiritual and I believe in some stuff.
Speaker 1: But I what would be.
Speaker 3: Or ear Oh my God, happy one year anniversary, Earl.
Yeah that is like I believe one hundred percent believe
in after life.
Speaker 1: I that was that was purely accidental. Okay, there's just
a lot of air coming out. Is either that or
the other appreciated this?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I just I think that people who
have faith, yeah, it's beautiful for them to have something
to believe in, and it's sort of like a source
of guidance and something that you can reflect on and
it grounds you. But I don't think that there's any
one religion that is correct. So I'd like to know
people's beliefs.
Speaker 1: But I think I always love that Danny is Danny
and has stood by being Danny and has never fluctuated
as long as I've known them. And I mean that,
And I think, to me here to pick my point,
but I was giving you a combo. I think I
really fucked up a lot of stuff, like no one's
here's the thing I've come to sort of your side, Laura,
But here's what I believe. I have come to believe
really weird shit that we choose to come here, and
it's a choice, and there's no the source, the God
or whatever you want to call it that creates everything.
There's no mistakes. There's no mistakes, which is pretty where
a lot of people go, what the fun you're talking about?
If you've seen money and nephew, you know, watch the
SAS press conference this morning.
Speaker 2: Year.
Speaker 1: But there's no mistakes. And I think that when you die,
your spirit is free and there's no resistance, and I
don't and I think that sometimes your energy and it
goes on forever. And I do believe that your thoughts,
whatever you're thinking, gets reflected back to you. So when
you're having that, that's why I always say, go reach
for the better feeling thought, which I wish I could
find a cooler way of saying that, honestly, because if
you can change your thought, you can change everything you are.
I have come to believe in Daniel that we are
not just christ Like, but it's in us and we
have all the same abilities. We just can't seem to
tap into it somehow. Now, a lot of that is
our resistance to everything in life, and that you can
have anything you want in a moment's notice. You just
have to keep the thought because you know how many
times do we get knocked off our deal. And that's
why I always go back to the biblical story of
go forth and tell no One, which I'm pretty sure
was said, and my father says was not said in
the Bible, but I know.
Speaker 4: So it depends on like when in jesus ministry he
said it right, because the idea was there were people
there were people who wanted to kill Jesus. And he's like, no,
my appointed time is at this point it was a
direct They think it may have been April third, thirty
three to thirty six a date.
Speaker 1: I don't know how true that is, but.
Speaker 4: It was a specific point in time. So if they
had gotten a hold of him sooner, he would have
been crucified sooner. That wasn't the plan. He needed to
play it all out. And so that's why at certain
point you said to tell no one. Other points, he said,
do you glorify God?
Speaker 1: Tell everyone? There are some that believe that everybody has
like a pre chosen exit point. Really m hmm, like
the like the uterus No no, no yeah yeah, like you
shoot through the Virgin Mary back into space.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 1: Like. There are those that will tell you that they
believe that everybody has a pre chosen Before you came
in me here, you knew kind of around this time,
and it's usually within like some people can get you
down to like the two years of what it would
be mine's twenty twenty five heart attack. What would you say?
What would you say that? Are you vaccinated? And probably
probably uh Laura brought up the uh hok to a girl,
hock to a girl. I'm not hearing a whole lot
about her anymore. But I knew some kids that did
get in trouble for saying Hoctua in a class and
it was referred to in notes as a sexual uh,
some kind of sexual refrain because it is about spitting
on the deck. So yeah, I guess that's it. It's
a wrong statement. It seemed to me, well you know
what I'm saying, Well, you got a hot two on
that thing.
Speaker 3: When that came out, you guys all were like you.
Speaker 7: But but I think I waited like four days before
I even knew, Like I had heard people talking about it,
I had no idea.
Speaker 1: What it was.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I didn't know what it was either, like Twitter, like,
what are people talking about?
Speaker 1: I went and looked it up at me.
Speaker 3: I love this girl.
Speaker 1: She's well she was. She was just being honest and
funny and right. But it is of a sexual nature.
I just think it's sort of turned into a cartoonish
phrase than anything. But then again, yeah, you know, you
probably shouldn't have the kids screaming in the hallways and
school and stuff like that. I guess I can understand that.
But she started her own bitcoin thing and I only
heard about this today and then war broke her own
crypto coin. Excuse me, make sure it's confused. Here's the
thing they.
Speaker 4: Go to buy if they're listening to this podcast. I'm
gonna buy some bitcoin.
Speaker 1: Where's I you know, I just wonder if, like most
people use bitcoin as the Kleenex of that currency, like the.
Speaker 3: Umbrella, Yeah, like.
Speaker 1: Serox of it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that used to be the phrase, I got kleenex. Right,
you know, you blew your nose into a tissue.
Speaker 1: That's what I mean. You know, Yeah, that's what I'm everything.
Everything's okay. Well, here's why I'm bringing this up. Now.
I'm wondering where this is gonna go, Like if we're
still around for the fourth year anniversary or the fifth
year anniversary, will will cryptocurrency have more of a foothold
in society? Because now, has anybody seen the ad? There's
an ad for bitcoin, No, for cryptocurrency. It is bitcoin.
It's an old it's an old man who's running a
hardware store, trump selling that and it's the greatest bitcoin.
It's the awesomest coin. There's only one hundred left. It's
the best coin. Decided to take a drink, shampan So no,
So it's an old guy and he's no cash only
now because of the fees on the credit card, ridiculous,
the fees on the credit card, does you, so he won't,
he won't do this, And all of a sudden, his
grandson puts up a thing now accepting cryptocurrency and it
maybe bit one, I don't know, and it went Crypto
wasn't for him until it was, and I went, that's
the first ad I saw. So it was people being
able to buy things at the hardware store no transaction
fee and using crypto currency. Well, I hadn't seen any
kind of thing where it was put into mainstream society.
And by mainstream, I mean I'm just stopping by the
hard wor store to pick up a couple of two
by fours because I'm gonna, you know, I don't know,
reinforce that wall that some shit had put up in
my basement during COVID and crypto Crypto was.
Speaker 7: Big for a hot minute it was, and then it
like there was NFL players taking it as they're paying
their contracts and stuff, and there were two.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it went.
Speaker 4: It went from like fifty five fifty five thousand to
fifteen thousand.
Speaker 1: And now it's back up, and then it's gonna go
back down.
Speaker 4: Warren Buffett, who probably knows more about money than anybody
in the world, says, Look, the problem with bitcoin is
that you have nothing to show for. It's just some
dude made it up. Yes, so he could easily take
it away. And nobody knows who Shatushi Nakamora is. Nobody
has any idea who this guy.
Speaker 1: Is a third base for the Dodgers.
Speaker 4: But there's only a limited amount, right, There's only a
limited amount of bitcoin, and you have to it's part
of a blockchain. They can track every single solitary movement
you make with this coin. But if you lose your password,
you're out of that bitcoin, you're done. Or in a
blockchain system, somebody, anybody who has power could kick wow
it take all your money.
Speaker 1: It is not a central currency. But at the same time,
it's not government. It's not backed by anything.
Speaker 4: Right, It's like investing in a stock Well, you know,
the stock market could crash in any moment, right, But people.
Speaker 1: But I'm just wondering as younger people, right, and this
shows like the guy's grandson, he's got his feet up
in the back and he goes, you know, part time
help or whatever it is. It's a great ad and
it makes you see where anybody, including myself, who goes
I'm not really sure hearing I think everything you said
not backed by a central bank or bank by a government.
What's holding this all together? But I wonder in the
gig economy that we're seeing now, where all of a sudden,
taxis aren't a thing. Now we go to uber, right,
and it's sort of taking out that middleman. We're not
paying for medallions, we're not buying from the government. It's
all this stuff. Will cryptocurrency kind of go that way
because it becomes the easier thing with the younger generation.
This is showing somebody's grandson helping him run his hardware
story it.
Speaker 4: Could he could, But I mean we've been hearing the
now for fifteen years, like oh nine is when it started.
I know people actually had actual bitcoins, really had bitcoins.
My neighbor had won at like several and he was
mind for him and he lost the computer, and so
they're somewhere out there. They're still his, but you can't
get he can't access them. And there was another guy
we know in radio who actually somebody offered to pay
him in bitcoin for him to do voiceover work.
Speaker 1: He goes, no, I need the money, so he didn't
take the bitcoin.
Speaker 4: Those bitcoins are now worth like fifty five care, sixty care,
whatever they're worth today.
Speaker 1: You know, if somebody came to you and said, listen,
I'll pay him a bitcoin to help, No.
Speaker 3: I have no idea.
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 3: O veno like a nine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but the couragey still die. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And so I have a business Venmo account and
Venmo does take a chunk off, like they take percentages.
Speaker 1: So they take a percentage as a business account or
do they take a.
Speaker 3: Business account Like if if Kevin were to Venmo meet
twenty five dollars for something I got him on my
personal account, there's not yeah, because it's a actual Yeah,
it's a business account.
Speaker 1: Unless you do it same day, right, it's usually one
to three days. It's always one day.
Speaker 3: No, But no matter what they take if you hold
the business account.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So so what's the percentage they take can you?
Speaker 3: I want to say it's about three percent because I
have like even if somebody, yeah, I have the ability
to charge credit card through my business account and that
is also three percent. When a client pays me in
casher track, I'm like amen.
Speaker 1: So that rarely this is where it happens. Bitcoin gets
rid of that processing fee, that three percent fee, that whatever.
Speaker 4: It does until you have to use a credit card
to pay with bitcoin.
Speaker 1: Right. But so all I saw in the ad is
people holding up the follow me their phone. Right. So
it's weird to me because it sounds it's like a
foreign currency. I don't know the value of it. Right tues.
Speaker 4: The United States is working, government is working on in
the Central Bank is working on a cryptocurrency. A lot
of people are skeptical and scared about that because once
they can cont tripped, now they know every transaction you're
going to make.
Speaker 1: Wait what yeah, miss marine, Yeah, Ontario video notes three
times this month.
Speaker 3: Until like yeah, banks and accountants and everything were to
accept crypto. I'm not going to be right.
Speaker 1: You need something that's going to show you a little
bit more. And this is I said to these guys
the other day. It's like any magic beans. I think
that commercials. You look at commercials that can tell you
where we are in society. Yeah, right, you can look
at just different commercials. What are they aiming at? What
are they telling us, what are they doing? Look at
it a Christmas time and I saw this one and
I go, oh, that's different. Right here comes they're they're
taking something that is like almost like a foreign language
to people. Right, I don't understand this, and make can
get understandable through a commercial where people go, oh, and
if I own a business and I'm paying the three
percent fee or whatever, you know, like sometimes they raise it.
You'll see a little shitty written cardboard thing in some store,
we charge an extra whatever, yeah, you know, and cash
accepted all that stuff. I wonder if we'll start to
see more people exploring the crypto cur could be the
question is will they understand it? You got to get
your hands on it.
Speaker 4: And there's also like seventeen different major major cryptos.
Speaker 1: I know. That's the thing that I don't understand either.
Speaker 4: And Randy Klucker has his own flucker coin right now.
Speaker 1: But like Hawktua had her Hawktua and it got up
to half a billion dollars and then all these smart
people who know how to do this shitch sold immediately
crashed and it crashed, it fell by ninety five. Those
people are out of all that money, and they're saying
that they they're blaming or they're calling her or blaming
her for a cash grab. But I don't know that
that young lady got a cash I had.
Speaker 3: No idea what to even expect. Like, you know that
somebody propossessioned her for this. It's not like she came
up with this.
Speaker 4: Ye like Dick's restaurant in Chicago. Man, Mike, the food
here sucks.
Speaker 1: I just put my name on it.
Speaker 5: I didn't.
Speaker 1: I don't cook it. I don't own it, right, you know,
like the same thing.
Speaker 4: I mean, you know it's she just put her name.
Speaker 1: To it, and you know that's how it works. That's
how it works. All right. Well, uh, we'll take a
quick moment. Thanks to our sponsors who have been with
us a bonus. Well, I think no, no, no, thanks Dandy.
I was going to drop the audio on this one
on Monday. Sorry, but that's all right. Yeah, I might
leave it. It might have a mystery guest for the
next set. A mystery guest for the next set.
Speaker 3: You texted Earl?
Speaker 1: I did not text her, David Red, So is this
somebody who was in my phone? Remember you went through
my phone and took numbers out of my phone. I
believe they're in your phone? Yes, okay, all right, well
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Speaker 8: That's all right, sehn Hye is favor guy.
Speaker 3: I've been too long with my nose in the book.
Speaker 1: I hope you sing just as good as you come on.
I got a song, o you, that bout Dylan song.
Speaker 7: Everybody want to hear those mocking the ws.
Speaker 4: It's the wintertime blues man shot high a white due.
Speaker 1: Yes, he was a beast man who died of a
heartstag in the street.
Speaker 4: And everything he's got, He's got a lot of soul
to his voice.
Speaker 1: Does I love John Hyde? That's why I love that.
I love his lyrics.
Speaker 4: You remember when Darius Rucker and Hooting the Blowfish came out.
Every middle aged white guy who heard Hooting the Blowfish
for the first time, you didn't see them. Here's what
they said, at least Singer is a black guy. He
don't Salah a black guy.
Speaker 1: They all said that must have been only in Silver Cree,
only in Silver Creek.
Speaker 4: I heard him four times, my dad, my uncle, This
other white guy, kid Rick Astley.
Speaker 1: Back in the day, people thought he was black.
Speaker 3: People thought he was blessed.
Speaker 4: He thought Little Stephen from the Sopranos from the Eastreet
Bands that he didn't know that Rod Stewart was white.
The same thing with the Young Rascals. He didn't know
that Gene Cornish and those guys were white.
Speaker 1: For people in the UH in the greater Western New
York area who maybe remember a radio personality known as
Uncle Roger, people thought he was white. He was a
black guy.
Speaker 4: I thought he was that was riding into work, that
was at five am.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he would be on He's like, where's he broadcasting?
From Marks, Texas hot Seat? The All night rock and
roll cafe because it sounded you are people in the room. Yeah,
he always puts sound effects behind him and he did it.
He loved working that shift and he wouldn't come off.
He was Uh, I don't even know how old uncle
was was and uh that was it. Unk didn't like
the corporate bullshit, so he didn't want to be there
during the day. But I used to have to pick
him up for meetings and stuff and bring him in
and then he Uh. I have a great Uncle Rodge
story that I don't know if I should tell or not.
Do you know the one? No? They the gun one
was Yeah, Uncle Rodge was shot and killed while collecting rent.
That's not the story. That's not the story. I don't
I think I've said on the podcast. Have I not
where No, No, the sweatshirt? But have I told the
story where LIKELF like it was an accidental something like
we talked. I did say that.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 1: I didn't say anything with Kano because I think the
most nobody wants to say that, but I can. All
I can tell you is this and then and and
I always try to look for things like it's the
dumbest thing, but it's it's something My father would always
say to me, when nothing makes sense, something makes sense, right,
which is kind of a go what the fuck does
that mean? Thanks for talking to almost thank you for
talking to riddles. But it is sort of an oxymoron.
So in other words, when something doesn't make sense, look deeper,
look a little deeper. As how I always took it.
Look And he was philosophy, So that was the whole thing.
And all I'm saying is they never found anybody. And
I know that a surgeon said it looked like self
inflicted and not as though we're on purpose, but as
though that doesn't that does not mean that someone didn't
try to come up and rob him. And he went
to poll and something. Do you understand him sing?
Speaker 3: There's the cop about a year ago right on Empire
in uh Webster that shot himself in the leg and died.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hit the artery.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So Piscill burrows, yep, Pisco burs. How he went to
a club, he's how did your reserve? He goes to
a club in sweatpants.
Speaker 4: I don't want to go out tonight, all I'll go out.
He puts the gun in his waistband and then pops
himself at the club and he ends up two years
in jail because you're not.
Speaker 1: Allowed to carry a gun in New York without a permit. Well,
you're not allowed to come a gun in the city.
And they had either the New York State or the city.
Speaker 4: I don't think he was going still carry Yeah, I
don't think he was going club in Newark, so.
Speaker 1: New Jersey. I don't know the U. But with Uncle Roger, yeah,
it was at one time when I picked up a
sweatshirt and the gun fell out. He just had it
in the inside pocket of this flimsy sweatshirt, and I go,
what the fuck? So that's how you're carrying the gun?
What the stories I heard? Maybe possible might make a
little more sense. Right when something doesn't make sense, that
it makes sense. And I will say that, you ever
hear the term what is it? What's the Oh, it's
like subtle I don't want to say subtle racism, but
it's almost like this unspoken va not even inherent racism.
This would be I would call it. I would say
accidental in someone like grandmotherly racism. You can't say that. No,
it's just like you speak as a white person and
you don't realize how offensive what you're saying is. And
I remember saying to Uncle Roger, oh, thank god you're here.
I got to drop the Cosby kids off at the pool,
and I came back. It hit me as to what
I just said, dun while you were dumping. I mean,
it might have been, might have been a lot of
thoughts come in the bathroom. I remember coming back and going,
I am so sorry. I am so embarrassed that I
would even say that, because basically what I just did
was compare you to pieces of shit. And I just
thought it was a funny thing that people said.
Speaker 4: Well, Eddie Murphy like brought it to the zeitgeist, the
nutty Professor. He's the one who said it like publicly first,
you know, it was kind of like one of those
kids off of the Oh that's where that's where it
came from.
Speaker 1: That's the first time I heard it. I didn't get it.
I did have somebody explained it to me sixteen years old.
I didn't mind. Oh I got that at nine. It
was it was past and explained it to me. But
I just remembered like that was the most embarrassing thing.
I went, Oh, my god, you just compared human beings
to pieces of to pieces of excrement. What the fuck
is wrong with you? You walked out of there, you
racist a bit, And I said I didn't know what
to say, and that made me. I never said it
again after midnight. I would have popped you. I would
have never I would have never said I'd never said
it again. Came back in and cuddled the N word afterwards.
What did he say? What it was? His response? He
was so calm, and pe goes, oh, don't worry about it,
and he goes that because he knew it was just
like he knew there was no malice intent behind it.
But that's what I'm saying. It's like ignorant racism. And
I don't even know that that's the term that I'm certain.
Speaker 4: My grandmother Italian grandmother, because her husband and her boys,
most of her boys all worked on railroads, they heard
the N word all the time and would sometimes use it. Now,
I never heard my grandfather use it, ever heard my
uncles use it, but apparently they used it before I
was born, and kind of.
Speaker 1: In the eighties stopped using not in front of me.
I never heard it. Why when I'll stopped. If we
all raised our game. That's what I'm thinking. I like
almost started choking.
Speaker 4: So, so what happens is my grandmother goes, she's watched
the news, did you see a black female television anger?
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's pretty for a colored girl.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that that is like really, so I would
repeat that for yeah, she's pretty for My teacher goes,
do you know what you just said? No, no, you
said said she's pretty, Like she's pretty for a colored girl.
Speaker 1: Why what's better? You spoke silver creas all the colored
girls go boot.
Speaker 4: But yeah, we're watching, like we're watching a video of
this woman explaining something and I repeated it, thinking that
she was a good looking lady, thinking I was complimenting
this person. Yes, And my teacher's like, okay, you can't
say stuff like that.
Speaker 1: Well's it is? It's just this blind racism that we
don't even realize. And like if you heard that, think,
if you're that person, how does how does the feel
of you? You're you know what I'm saying, you gotta
like turn off all the most that. That's why I
always think that some of the stuff where we go,
oh it's gone to eh, we're not in that. I
can't say anything I don't know what it's like. I
don't know what it's like.
Speaker 3: It's so funny how race is still so prevalent in
the US like in other city or other countries when
I travel, like seeing a interracial couple is nothing, Whereas
I still think that people.
Speaker 1: Where though, like because I think London is still no baby,
I'm hearing that because I hear there's a lot of Yeah,
I've heard that there was some races, but I don't
know really. Yeah, more the Italians. My brother in law
is from Somalia, and I've had when my sister was
pregnant and they went out to brunch or something, they
were asked, I would assume, fairly innocently, if I can
I help you?
Speaker 4: No, No, like separately no, like if you went to
a restaurant, separate checks, separate checks.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, okay, yep, so right, and I I and
at that point I always go, Okay, you can't assume,
and you probably shouldn't, I guess say that. But the
person doing it is just you know, you're doing a
million things. He got three other tables that day or
whoever knows how many, and I don't think the intent
was there. But how is it perceived and what do
they think of that establishment then? And if you own
the establishment and you don't want.
Speaker 4: That, that's why the Form for Agreements Agreement number two.
Do not make assumptions. Do not make assumptions.
Speaker 1: I like making an ass out of it. I don't know.
I like that little you don't make assumptions. We'll get better.
What we didn't go live for the first segment, and
I apologize, I open champagne. We do this. This is
too uh, you guys before I got here to Kevin,
Kevin goes fucking way, I'm like, the one bottle of
roge is like half gone. I'm like, oh, you guys
start with ALTB. No, we didn't. That's fist and that one,
this one is more than half gone, right, the rose one,
He's right, it's right, it's good. Uh. But I wanted
to say, uh, sincerely, thank you to you two guys,
because excuse me when well, no, no, no, no, no, hang on,
hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on before you
go and now all of a sudden there's subtle misogyny
going on here. That's not what that is what who
was the first two the like one of the first
guys that I called, was Kevin or Kevin called? I
don't know how it happened. You called me because you
were supposed to do a comedy show for me. Oh
yeah I did, And.
Speaker 4: What's the deal with firefighter? Firefighters and hockey players?
Speaker 1: And you were in tears? Oh no kidding? Was I really? Yeah? Wow?
What a pussy it was? It was? It was right
after I found out two days later. Yeah, from a
guy who listens to this podcast religiously. Yeah. And I
texted you immediately. I go, I don't know what happened.
Do you need anything? Yeah? And You're like, I'm gonna
start a podcast.
Speaker 4: I would make a ton of money, start a network.
I would have started with a flat throw and I'm
going scorched.
Speaker 1: I did not go did you did do any of that?
But I did. I don't think. I I mind if
I don't know. If you're telling me that I cried,
you don't lie. So I'll say I was emotional. It
was a you know, emotional and uh, but you helped.
Speaker 7: And I told you you're doing the fucking comedy show. Ye,
I can't do it, You're fucking doing it. And you
said to me after the show, thank thank you.
Speaker 1: I needed that. I needed that, And what's the deal
with contracts? Sometimes? Is this a one way street? Turn
you to bite your ass? So uh, but I did.
And then I said to Kevin, what do you think
of this name? And he said, yeah, but you got
to add the Bill Moram podcast. And then it was
logos and this thing. And then I was like, hey, damn, yeah,
hey you did, yeah I did ask yeah, and Dan,
it's like, oh, I don't know what you know?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 1: And I'm like, because the only reason I thought that
was I I wasn't you. I hadn't really talked in
seven years. No, but you you. I knew how to
like you. And I did a show every day for
seven years, yes, fo or seven years yes, and then
Kevin and I hadn't done a show or anything in
fifteen or so. But I always knew Kevin was very funny.
Like I got that. I appreciate it, so congratulations. And
not only that, I always thought Kevin was a smart guy.
That's why he's very shocked. Would ask him. He's very
He's almost as quick as you. I don't have to
jump in there, and he's almost as quick as shot.
You know, what shot did I take? Coming, but I'm
not the shot taker. I wait till you go home
before I take shots, and then Kevin kind of the bit.
Kevin says, so then we get the podcast going. And
I am at home one day at two o'clock in
the afternoon and realize that from six in the morning,
I've been sitting at the end of my table doing
stuff and I'm still in my underwear and I'm losing
my fucking mind. And that's when I go, I gotta
get a fucking I gotta find something. I gotta find something.
And I looked at a space upstairs from where we are,
and Mac goes, I, no, I told you we're aren't
gonna We're going to do this. We're doing it, and
I'm like, okay. So then he had a sign future
home of the Bill Moran Podcast, like just a handwritten sign,
and so I took a picture of it and I
put it up on my Facebook and the comments were
fucking horrific. Oh God, nobody ever says anything good.
Speaker 4: Well, they do, but I mean it was it's like
one out of twenty or twenty good things.
Speaker 1: You hear, you're one bad thing and you dwell on
the bad thing. Yeah, that could be, but I there
was nothing. There was I think there might have been
nine comments, you know, it's and all of them were
like a little and uh. And then here here it
came and one of the people that I remember making
a comment on that post I spoke to today and
they were asking for podcast advice. I wonder if it's
the same guy who asked me for podcast things in
the basement. No, nope, it was a woman. A lot
of people coming and I really, really, I really I
did immediately, I really did like this person. But I
will say like I wasn't sure what was going to
happen other than just go and do it. And I
can't thank you too enough sincerely. And then Kevin brought
us Laura because Kevin said to me, oh, Laura in
and I was like, well, Dan brought a blonde, so
I had to bring a blonde. Yeah, my blondie. Stephanie eyed.
Speaker 4: She was so shy too, Yes, she was third.
Speaker 1: Fucking second. The first okay, you open you up, Well,
I just said you can say, and I think it
was that she got response. And then when you said Laura,
I'm like all right, yeah, okay. And then and now
I said to him today, and I shouldn't admit this.
I go, I said to him, I hate to admit
this to you, Kevin, but I love Laura. I think
she's great. On the podcast, I did say behind your back,
I said, I've never said it to you. I don't
think it's gone from ship me to love and then
that you became ship me because I was texting Doug
at the same time. I've never used that term.
Speaker 3: By the way, it's fine. It's a term of endearment.
Speaker 1: I often think, like the number of people that I
have and opportunities that I've had since this podcast has started,
it had never been in my life, And I go, boy,
you know how we always hear I'm so grateful, and
so I'm grateful. I truly, I truly appreciate all that
stuff in all sincerity. I couldn't have had it. I
don't know how it's all worked out. It just has.
And I couldn't be happier that you two have agreed
to sit at this table and Laura as well. And
the other night it was just me and Laura. I
thought that was one of the best podcasts. That these
guys weren't here. Candle Lit No Candle Lit we had
wine no the US. I had a woman write me
and say, I really enjoyed that podcast. I love all
the podcasts, and I love all the guys, but it
was nice to hear a woman's perspective on things because
I asked you about being a single mom and that
sort of thing, and yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: I had friends write me. And it's funny because you know,
whenever when I talk to clients or anyone and they
ask like, what are some things that you do? I
talk about the podcast and a lot of people are like,
how did you get involved? And I say, you know,
I met these guys through a mutual friend. They asked
me to come on and speak about organizing in my business.
And then they're like, oh, will you come back. I
was like, it's so as I talk about I write,
I'm very into, you know, just creative expressions. I was like,
it's a really creative outlet.
Speaker 1: I love.
Speaker 4: I will tell my wife because I was on my
way back from New York. We were flying back from
New York and I downloaded the podcast YouTube. It was
just YouTube and I'm listening this is back in August
and I said my wife, I said, wow, laws really
deep y She got a lot of depth to her.
Yeah for a blonde, did you My wife is blonde,
so you do naturally? So I did not drop life.
Speaker 1: Is I see a bunch of different I've see my
wife in her natural hair color? Really? No, how did
you know? So you can never say no? And that's
the answer. That was the answer.
Speaker 3: But people are always like, what, how do you know
what you're going to talk about? I'm like, I don't
until we sit down and start talking. And I think
that's what's so creative about it, is we don't. I mean,
you have an outline, you don't walk in.
Speaker 1: I'll be honest with you. This week, I have not,
And I've more enjoyed these shows than I have the
ones where I feel like I got to get to
this or I'm trying to drive to this. I always
felt like, I guess most of my radio experience was
working with people who had no idea, but they were
so good on their feet that I just assume everybody's
like that. And everybody who's been here has been great.
Stephanie's been great, or has been great? Greig you, yes, Peter, Doug, Doug, Mark,
I love Mark. I think Mark's fantastic and I'm not
just saying that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Matt, Yeah, Like Mark, Mark to me like, there's
so much there to work with with that guy. He's
had a lot of life experience.
Speaker 1: And I don't even think you realize that what he
doesn't he do? I even think that your mystery.
Speaker 3: Something your one time guests that you just bring on.
Like the one girl who was here the one night
that they were you brought in the two girls and
they were hiking the Grand Canyon. We were here for
that Poland.
Speaker 1: I was like, yeah, you you. I looked at with her,
You and I looked at each other. Hey, I got
a question. I think I know what the question? What
is the question? Where are you from? Yes?
Speaker 4: Because you detected an accent. We found out she was
from Poland and she KEPTO.
Speaker 1: And she used to.
Speaker 3: Six miles from school, and I heels, yeah, I was
impressed by her.
Speaker 1: We've had some great guests. The guy that was on
Sully's flight, Yes, oh yeah, that's the guy who was
on the park by just talk really for an hour
and a half. So got those resigual checks coming in.
We gotta get we gotta get more of those they
oh yeah, Like no, I was disappointed that you weren't
here for me. I was. I was disappointed because I
got to tell you it was sort of like pulling
puba character with that in interview. It really was.
Speaker 3: He didn't have a great person.
Speaker 1: No, he doesn't need to, he doesn't need to.
Speaker 3: He was a little special.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, he did sort of say that, and then
he's that's not surprising, but he's got like a yeah,
because but I still I go thirteen, you know, half
that could I have gotten just half that just to
hang out. But when I first heard of this dude,
I thought he was like a Star Wars character or something. Sound.
I mean, I've never seen Star Wars.
Speaker 4: I've seen it accidentally, But the point is is that, Yeah,
I was like, I didn't think he was real, and
you brought home like why does it sound familiar?
Speaker 1: Yeah, because he's he's been.
Speaker 7: And even like my I think my favorite bit that
we've done is we haven't done it in a while,
but the mystery guest because I love how you cringe.
I do not knowing who it's going to be, I
hate because you have no idea, And every single one
of them has.
Speaker 1: Been a great interview.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they had hellman, we've had Kevin Gillen, We've had
you know, Bowl.
Speaker 1: We stand Maine, BJ Shooby Shoe. What's this? I can't
think of this? Uh, sketches guy the comic what oh
what his name? Wait, you're talking to you're talking about
why are you? Why are we both bringing fard? I
don't know the mystery guest has left. You wanted to
say Richie Schinder, but it's not Richie Shiner. It's no,
it's Oh, I know Bobby Slaton. Yes, you had the
Cad No, No, that was that. Oh that was Je Suber. Yeah, shoot,
be in studio that one night. Yeah. He was a
lot of fun. Now the podcast is it's been unbelievably great,
unbelievably great. Yeah, it's been a lot of fun. I've
really enjoyed. Like I said, it's like it's the it's
the show that was off the mic. Yeah, on the mic,
on the mic for the most part.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and you're saying that outlines, I think what did
we get the first show we did with Ko Yeah,
and I think we did a couple of shows, and
I think the first, second or third show we were
getting outlines. Danny was doing news and all sorts of
ship and it's just it's how it's gone from.
Speaker 1: Let's not let Danny do the news anymore, you know,
is that what happened? No? Yeah, we had news, like
one of the very we did have news, and you
did do it. I told you. Like the making fun
of the anchor a little.
Speaker 4: Bit for Florida today, a woman was held hostage by
her brother from making the wrong pasta.
Speaker 3: I like that game. Let's guess what's town? Yeah no, no, no,
or like guess the state that this happened in, and
it's like a crazy fucking story.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, I think Laura should We should give that
to Laura to do is the next time she comes in.
Speaker 3: I will do you one. I think that I still like.
I liked the one that I did where it was
sex term or medical term.
Speaker 1: I like that too. It was funny, fun It was fun.
Speaker 3: To research in Starbucks, like it's Starbucks.
Speaker 1: You ever sit in Starbucks and wonder if these people
are into freaky ship or not?
Speaker 3: I mean I think I wonder that everywhere I go.
Speaker 1: Do you really? I just wondering about you right now? No,
not because of anything that's ever happened. Let me what
happened podcast? No, No, it's a joke. All right, We'll
take a moment. I'm thinking that Kevin. I don't know.
I know if Kevin's got a mystery guess I'm working,
all right, I'm gonna I want to call our our
guy who has called our voicemail over and over. He's
left of voice. Yes, yes, what's up? Fucker? Okay. I
don't even know his name, but we have I have
his number because it gets locked in and he's left
a message. It was ringing. But I know that Kevin's
phone is connected to the board, so I might disconnect
you and reconnect my phone and call that guy, and
then if we need to, we can connect you after
that for the mystery guest. No, I'm not disconnecting. Get
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Speaker 10: I'm over here under the bridge, stand up for you
peaks in valleys I ain't seen.
Speaker 1: Go ahead and take a shot. You got everything turned
out over there and why we were supposed to be okay.
So the first two segments were not on YouTube or Facebook,
and I put the last segment, but it was just
that we'll be right back. So people are commenting, hey,
i'd be a second anniversary even though we can't hear
you or see it. That's why we don't drink during
the podcast. It may be honest to god, Kevin, I don't.
My drinking has so changed, said Jamison. Yeah is that roic? Hang.
Wait to the point where my middle son Jordan was
in town. He was doing something with Jamison. They came
back and uh, I had these boys and Barry sodas
and they go, oh, you guys drink found the bois
and Berry sodas. They're like this unique thing. I just
thought it'd be fun to try with jameson and they
drank them all and he goes, yeah, well, Jordan was
looking all over for beer. He was sure you had it,
and then I go, have you seen me have a beer?
He goes no, I'm just Jordan said, I took that personally.
He did, and then so there was no there's no beer.
And then when I've gone out, like I have to
stop at like two because I had the third one,
I'm like, oh, I know, I know, I still want
to do the all drunk show. Yes, well, coming up
with New Year, you know, the New Year coming, I
think we should try to push that. I have a
small issue I got to work out before we do that.
But I think we got all in your liver. No no, no,
no no no, not not no, not my liver. It
depends on who we do it with. Did we say
we would do with the Monroe County Sheriffs, because that
would be okay.
Speaker 7: Oh, I wasn't talk I wasn't even talking about that.
I just wanted to get ship faced on the podcast
and some random night.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that would be so funny.
Speaker 1: It would be just see what happened.
Speaker 3: We have to do it at a house so that
we can all just pass out.
Speaker 1: Like just start drinking for like two hours straight. Yeah,
and that well, you know what would be great is
if we could find and they do sell these like
little recording things that we can carry around. We could
do it from a limo and go bar hopping throughout
Rochester and get drunker and drunker as the night goes on,
and then put.
Speaker 7: About one of the helmets with the GoPro with the
expect I am not amazing.
Speaker 1: Race over the hill from John Hydes there. I want
to one of our favorite callers call. So I connected
my phone and we can listen and you can call
any time. And I bet you I don't even have
it up here. It was up there for the last
the whole time, five five two sixty six, it's said.
So he left this tonight. Let's see if we can
hear what he says.
Speaker 5: These motherfuckers again. Yeah, it ain't coming through. I can't
get it on any fucking platform. The happy Deuce bro.
Speaker 1: Fuck all right, all right, we're calling them back.
Speaker 5: Kevin, push the fucking button.
Speaker 1: It's all your fault, buddy, Kevin, it's all your fault.
Let's see, we're gonna call him. I don't even ships
during with the canoe pedal. As somebody said, Laura hasn't
heard the Ship's song, has she?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 3: I heard it the other day when you played it,
and I liked the first one waiting.
Speaker 1: I don't understand why I can't get the audio to
play through the phone anymore when I call people. Is
the Bluetooth little button? No, we just listened to it. No,
we just listened to it. But I'm saying with the
app itself, it's not it doesn't. It gives me through
headphones and not through. It's weird. Yeah, it's very strange.
I don't like it. I don't like get this guy's
on zoom channel. Yeah, just tune in again. Just calling
on yourself.
Speaker 7: Your phone number has been on every men's portage in
the city of Rochester.
Speaker 1: Everybody has your number. So I think I've had this
number for twenty years now. I think I've had it. Yeah,
and so I I and I would I would just.
Speaker 7: Give it out of the second text messages right now, Laura,
I called in Rochester than nine one one.
Speaker 1: I will have you know, Laura? So, does it give
you the unread numbers?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 1: Wait here, hang on? Our guys calling, our guys calling?
Hang up? What's up? Fucker? What the fuck? Oh ship,
She's not going through the goddamn phone? Why hang on?
Speaker 12: Dan?
Speaker 1: Can you pass up? It's gone full circle? Billy stop
effing with the phones. Dan pushed a button. The person
fing with the phones is actually you. I know it's
all come back now. You should scream down the engineer.
There was a time when I lost my mind. I
was so mad. I thought for sure they were sabotaging
us to get this fired. Yeah, and I was. I
had just it was the first time I ever worked
with you guys. And I'm in the booth and then like,
it's not me. It's not me, dude, how about hanging up.
I got up out of this chair. Stop heaving with
the faults. Mark Frenchick, Yeah, I think they're here. You Yeah,
I think, so here we go. Let's see if we
get them. It's our favorite caller.
Speaker 5: Hey, what's going on?
Speaker 1: Fucker?
Speaker 5: Hey, what's good man? You guys fucking like I said,
happy dudes, ha ha, fucking yeah. I don't know what
was going on with my fucking phone. But I turned
it off, and it's so funny. I fucking turned it
off and finally fucking rebooted. And as soon as I rebooted,
it came up and Bill, you were going, oh, we're
gonna call this guy back. He left the message and
I was like, and then you called and then you
were gone.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, let me explain why.
Speaker 5: One.
Speaker 1: It's entirely, entirely my fault because I did not put
the camera. We were up but not on. The cameras
were not on, and so you couldn't see us, and
then they had nothing to do with you and something.
I don't know why our phone can't patch through now.
Speaker 7: But this guy sounds like a guy that would steal
a fifteen ton snow will remover drive it to the
thirty pounds.
Speaker 1: Thirty teen ton. That's right, fifteen ton. You're right, that
is true.
Speaker 5: I do math. I'm flexing as we speak.
Speaker 1: So, uh, what are your week? By the way, thank
you for always interacting with the podcast over the past
couple of years. I appreciate it that I don't want
to know what your name is? Yeah, what's your name?
Speaker 13: Bro?
Speaker 5: What you will? You know who I am? He called
me last time I called it, I'm Vinnie.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, okay, yeah, it was redskin Vinnie years ago,
Commander Vine.
Speaker 3: Okay, Viny? Is itd I not say last name?
Speaker 1: No, you can say last name.
Speaker 3: It's g ed e s correct.
Speaker 5: No, it's just like the town outside of Syracuse.
Speaker 1: It's get it and actually, to be honest, and he
likes double d's not single these.
Speaker 5: Oh well yeah, you gotta get that right.
Speaker 1: But how did you know that?
Speaker 3: I see, I see your commenter.
Speaker 1: Okay, I see the comments. Okay, it's me.
Speaker 5: But if, but if you must know, I go by
Vinnie because my middle name is Vincent. My mom hated
my dad, but my actual Christian name is Francis Vincent,
get it? The Third Royalty?
Speaker 1: Your name before the pope? Wow? Frank the pope? Was
he named himself after you? Frank? What's that?
Speaker 5: Don't be calling me Frank or fran It's Francis or
it's Vinny. Do you pick or mister gettis.
Speaker 1: That's fine about Frank the flamer.
Speaker 5: Now you're talking about my old.
Speaker 7: Man, okay for real, because he was created or is
the kids say?
Speaker 1: Actually, for the.
Speaker 5: Long time I thought when he said I'm bisexual, if
I can't get it for free, I'd buy it, until
years later I found out that that's not necessarily true.
Speaker 1: Wow was your dad? Was your dad really gay?
Speaker 13: Well?
Speaker 5: No, like I said, he used to buy it.
Speaker 1: Oh so he would buy sexual, he would pay prostitutes,
oh buy sexual? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Well no, and he didn't have a problem. He didn't
have a problem. Uh you know, yeah, he he didn't
have a problem with Well, there's nobody else in town, so.
Speaker 3: Dudes, right, is that better than animals?
Speaker 1: How did you? What the hell? And the shows? The
new loan? That's a high note?
Speaker 9: He didn't.
Speaker 1: Wait, so how did you hang on? Now? How did
you find this out? How did you find the us out?
Speaker 5: Well? Uh, how I found it out dollars the hard way. Hell,
push the fucking button, dude. Uh no, how I found
out is uh again, I went to the.
Speaker 1: Same prostitute as dad.
Speaker 5: Oh, we used to do that all the time.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, yeah, family discount.
Speaker 3: Wait would you hook up with the same person or
what it be to different people?
Speaker 5: Well, it depended on the evening, what we were smoking,
what we were doing, where we were in town.
Speaker 1: Wait, you and your father would get high together and bang.
Speaker 3: Threes ifel tower.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, no, we would get prostitutes. But yes,
sometimes it was his turn person, then my turn.
Speaker 14: But do you want your would you you got your
dad sloppy second? Oh no, you already got it on
the way out. We toss Wow, is this you gotta
be making this up?
Speaker 5: Dude, this is the tip of the iceberg. Billy. We
used to have some fun back in the day, but no,
get you back to your your first question. How I
found out is We're at a bottle club in Tampa
and it was like four in the morning, and I
was cracked out, spawn out done, sleeping on a couch
and got up and said, well, fuck, where's the old man?
And I was like, well, fuck, I don't see him.
Speaker 1: And I went down.
Speaker 5: I went outside, and I walked up to the van
that we're supposed to be leaving in and uh, him
and some guy were having some fun in there. And
I was just like, well, thank god they didn't see
me or my shadow. And I went back upstairs until
he woke me up at like five six in the
morning on the cow this bottle quote.
Speaker 1: Six more weeks of winter. Well, now hang on a second, Vinnie.
So what was happening in the van? And when I
asked what was happening, was was it oral or was
it something a little bit more vicious?
Speaker 5: Well, all I saw was it was oral, okay.
Speaker 1: Okay, And who was performing? Well, tell me it was
your old man. Oh he was oh dude, catching that pitching?
Well he's performing.
Speaker 3: That's ever experienced with the man? Then, Vinnie's have you
ever experienced with a man?
Speaker 9: Oh? Fuck, no, you never know, so looking for you,
you never know.
Speaker 1: Did you ever say anything to your dad about this? Vinnie?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 5: No, yeah, no, that was AND's none of my business.
I don't do fu women buddy does.
Speaker 1: Yeah. But but but hang on it. But it's your dad. Yeah,
what I mean that it's a little different, like it's
a dad, and you looked up to your dad. Your
dad was the hero, He hung the moon in the
sky kind of thing, you know what I mean?
Speaker 5: Dick?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, well before a pope apparently he apparently
likes some himself. Huh hey hey.
Speaker 5: And again, like I said, it was no big deal
to me, because I mean, it was the eighties and
nineties and Jesus Christ, we were we were high as fuck. Man,
it was Florida, you kidding me? And and I didn't
care what people were. I didn't give a fuck what
anybody does as long as you, you know, like the
girl said, you stay away from fuzzy animals and children.
Speaker 1: Yeah. But the weird part is that I was just saying, like,
it's your dad, and that sometimes if you think your
dad and your sounds like your dad was a guys guy,
and then all of a sudden see him performing on
a guy a little weird.
Speaker 13: But there was as I got older, because my my own.
Speaker 5: Man was the guy's guy.
Speaker 1: I mean yeah, you know, thinking, oh he was the
you name it.
Speaker 5: He did it, he built it, he rebuilt it. He
didn't have anything, but.
Speaker 1: It was he broke back. He was broke back mountain.
Speaker 5: But there was you know, when he got when he got,
when he got fund up, when he got sucked up,
super fucked up. You know, he didn't care what you worry.
He was ready.
Speaker 9: Vinny.
Speaker 3: At what age did you have your first experience with
a prostitute?
Speaker 5: Oh, nineteen, I was, okay, you're.
Speaker 1: Trying to find out for your own kids, what are
we doing?
Speaker 3: No, I was, I'm just wondering what you tell me?
Speaker 9: There I was.
Speaker 5: I was in the military, so again it was no
big deal. It was a three pump jump.
Speaker 3: Did you when you were in the military, did you play.
I know some people who were in the military where
they would all pulled together money and whoever fucked the
fattest woman that night would get the money.
Speaker 5: No, I didn't play. I didn't play the world.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm talking about, though, literally know people
who have done this.
Speaker 5: What we used to do is we used to go
to Myrtle Beach and we would bet drinks on who
could because we used to love this place called Cowboys
and it was in North Myrtle Beach and uh it
was a country western place and of course it was
out of our realm, but we loved it because the
hot chicks in the boots. But we would always have
a contest who could get who we couldn't two step,
but once they started two stepping in line dance and
we would get a bet going for drinks, who could
get the fattest and ugliest check out on the dance
floor and get a kiss on the cheek. But of
course we were we were consummate and gentlemen. We weren't
making on where we.
Speaker 1: Bit was to make fun.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but they didn't know it. When you walked over
to a table of a bunch of old fat chicks,
you you didn't. You just walked up and excuse me,
would you like to dance? And you went out and dance,
and then you went back and you went.
Speaker 1: This place waited it's just like the fishing derby. I
have to I was on around DoLS.
Speaker 3: So are you saying that when he had a random
guy asked me the two step last year? It was
probably one of those bets.
Speaker 5: But you got to remember, you got to remember. I
was nineteen twenty years old. I was the United States Marine.
I was six foot five, two hundred and twenty pounds.
And I tell you it looks good though you're blue steel.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 7: I feel like you may have played some semblance of
that game in the past. Bill, what about who can? Yeah,
I never did that.
Speaker 1: I don't I did one second.
Speaker 3: I know what gay man that was in the military.
Speaker 1: Guys, all the ship you've done, that's where you drove along. Okay,
but see the the think of the fucked up ship
that I've done, right, and then I've admitted to and
most of it didn't harm anybody. I just never harm anybody.
Well it does because I don't want like making fun
of somebody. And here's the thing I didn't want to have.
I don't do fatties. Fat chicks are like pigeons. Man,
once they start eating, they never leave thinking I'm kidding,
I'm kidding I'm kidding. I'm just saying I didn't want that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Bill, the other thing we used to do, and
by the way, there was freaking we hit one body
that was a chubby chaser and uh. He used to say, hey,
you gotta have a conversation piece.
Speaker 15: And and.
Speaker 5: I had one night and here's that the g down
at Myrtle Beach. I decided to go for the conversation piece.
Speaker 12: And you know, I pumped up a beach ball and
it was all good, and you know, down the road,
I went all right, all right, Well the first time,
I it's the first and only time I ever faked.
Speaker 5: It because she was on top and fucking dude, she
was killing me.
Speaker 12: She could see.
Speaker 5: She was like, she was like, big fucking strong marine.
That's all you got.
Speaker 1: I was like, all right, thank you again for being
such as I appreciate.
Speaker 5: The end of the story is great. At y end,
the fucking her seven year old was hit me in
the feet in the morning with his Jedi sword and
she said she said she had a son. And then
before I left, her son other side came out of
the bedroom and he was like, hey mommy, and Arcade.
I was like, you said you had a son.
Speaker 13: She does.
Speaker 5: Well, I got two one twenty and one fucking guy.
One kid was my age. Any way, Hey, I enjoyed
you guys. I have fun. Thanks for listening to me. Hey,
happy to hey, happy two fucking years man. And uh hey,
well you said, get Danny a big old hug for
a kiss for me, will you?
Speaker 1: Yeah? He is? We got it.
Speaker 5: Well, like I said, Kevin, don't push a button.
Speaker 1: I can't see ship was the alcohol tonight?
Speaker 6: That?
Speaker 1: Yeah? All right, Well we'll talk to you Anny, Thank
you buddy.
Speaker 5: All right, see you guys, let.
Speaker 13: Me do that.
Speaker 1: Wow. Yeah, what a life story. That was a story
that I did not expect that. But I you know what, Well,
we'll take a moment in a second here, But I
want to ask Laura, do women think about this? Do
women have anything similar with guys? Because guys have done this,
we've all heard it. You've heard it. Do women have
something similar? Don't tell us now? Who can bang the unibrow? Yeah?
Like the unibrow guy? Would you? Uh? Like? You know?
Always really sweet. I think women are I always say
they're more emotionally intelligent, but I also think they're a
little more shallow.
Speaker 7: But I think guys are also smart to that too.
You get you get a thick, thick dude, yea, and
a hot starts talking to you. You start thinking, yeah,
you're not.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but what if But what if it's just a
she watches sit on my lap? But I'm not playing?
So what if it's like a Rochester seven? You know
what I'm saying. I don't know. I think anything over
a four for a fat guy and I and you're
beer better than that ship. There was a girl that
I I whenever I got drunk, she was around and
she yeah, you have to girl. She was bigger, not not,
I wouldn't say that, and uh sturdy you're saying yeah.
But there was a problem. And the problem was that
she had a little bit older. We used to call
her hair face. But I think she like shaved it
once because I got really drunk and she kept coming
on to me, and she had really pretty eyes and
she was blonde and she was kind of bubbling. YEA
woke up with shave it. It comes in thicker and
I swear to God, Laura, and then I think this
is many years ago. I was I don't even know
that I was drinking age. That probably was and because
I was at a bar, but it was a bar
that didn't and I wound up going home with her
and she tried to do something and I'm like, no,
just anything. Well, I blame it on being very drunk,
which is usually the case with me, but I uh, yeah,
it's all the things. It's hey, man, it's a journey, right.
You live and you learn and you have great stories
to tell along the way. We'll take a moment and
find out if Laura and the guy and the ladies
have anything similar to the guy. If you want and
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What I am and this one? Listen to the lyrics.
Speaker 10: Living in a canyon, hang down, Hannah and whiskey, nerdy
jeans from outside here.
Speaker 1: And I'll be grin with sim So why doos to
caut of horn? You then turn around?
Speaker 4: Come on baby Josh alkinsing the song only stop.
Speaker 1: Someone me Foria than they were all way town almost
it's got a Harris pat Riley h Yeah, I'd say
that's pretty pretty close. It's many technical files too. We're
celebrating two years doing a special little Friday. We normally
don't do Friday. We may do another Friday before the
year's out. Cool. But holding patiently on the line is
a mystery guest, and I can hear them. I left
the pot up there. But uh, I usually ask questions.
You can ask questions somebody, somebody from Radio World. No, Oh,
tell me, it's Mark Hillman. It's not Mark Hillman. Greg,
she got it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, phone, he's in California.
Speaker 1: He's doing the Bill's Mafia at the Wald.
Speaker 9: There we go.
Speaker 13: It went from it went from Mark to me. Who
was that?
Speaker 9: More?
Speaker 1: I got it.
Speaker 3: They sense the Bills pride on the phone.
Speaker 9: There we go.
Speaker 13: You can hear it in the background.
Speaker 6: I can.
Speaker 1: This is exciting. The Bills in Los Angeles taking on
the Rams Sunday. And guess who's there, Greg Connors, because
when he's there, they win.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 1: There we go.
Speaker 13: After, we're hoping. After, we're hoping. Jen and I have
only missed two games this year, and those are the
two games they lost. So you know, I'm thinking that
we're gonna bring that mojo with us.
Speaker 1: Hanging on a second, I'm thinking it's Jen, that's the
lucky time. There's been other seasons, and Greg's been in
a lot of games and other seasons.
Speaker 13: Craig, you know your total record definitely the lucky charm.
Speaker 1: A you're tabulating your total record, I have.
Speaker 5: No idea, Okay, but.
Speaker 13: I went through a lot of years they stuck. So
it's uh, you know, there's there's a lot of years
where there were a lot of losses that I went to.
So I wouldn't want to put up that it's the record,
would think, Josh. I like to count that.
Speaker 3: When Tom Brady isn't that along the lines of when
you met Jen and started dating her?
Speaker 7: Yes, I.
Speaker 3: Do think that there's the correlation five years in Railway
FC East Champs five years. Yeah, I'm yep.
Speaker 1: Greg and Jen and the a FC chance love to
hear that for me, Yes, and definitely, you know, and
I would have to say, like Greg has been on
this podcast, he was very open about uh being open
on social media and things and doing things and all
that changed the course and we thought this was going
to be a down yere for the Bills. And I
don't know, I'm finding a correlation here.
Speaker 5: There we go.
Speaker 13: He's going to love to hear it.
Speaker 1: So Greg, first of all, what is the weather like
in LA right now? Because it was freezing here in Rochester.
Speaker 13: Well, less of this. It's not freezing here compared to Rochester. Yeah,
but it's certainly freezing here compared to what we expected
California today. Today was like in the mid fifties, but
it's a damp.
Speaker 5: It was foggy.
Speaker 13: I mean the fog is still here. It's it's still
around because for the first time, like an hour ago,
could finally see the mountains, and for a longest time
you couldn't even see the ocean. We're on the beach
and you couldn't even see the ocean until about an
hour ago. And it's three o'clock, four o'clock our time
right now. So the weather here is a little cooler
than anticipated. But the thing about Sofi is Sofi stadiums,
there's a roof on it, even though the ends are
open for air circulation, and so the weather won't have
any impact on the game at all, won't have any
impact at all, especially after playing in the snow Globe
game last week. He gets to forty nine ors, this
is going to be a walk in the park when
it comes to the weather.
Speaker 1: Is it really foggy? Are you just into the gray
goose and water and you just can't see the ocean
that way?
Speaker 13: Well, there's a little bit of that too, Kevin, I
can't deny that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, California is a little different but this is
it's three o'clock in the afternoon. Give him a break.
Speaker 7: He's gonna gotta have ton to catch up, play some
to what's brought in California for him.
Speaker 13: So, hey, you know you got you gotta do a
little date. We had a little day drinking. Took a
little tour down to a muscle beach. You know, I
was down there. I had three coats on. As I
was down there was that I did not take my
shirt off. I kidney.
Speaker 5: I didn't even take one of my.
Speaker 13: Coats off, that's how cold it was.
Speaker 1: Stadium.
Speaker 13: Yeah, but tonight is jingle Ball, the iHeart jingle Ball,
the jingle Jam over at Into It, the Into It Dome. Yeah,
which I got to tell you, I'm excited to go
check this place out. Everything is like facial recognition, no touch.
You have to register to go into the stadium. You
have to register to park your cars. Maybe a pretty
interesting experience tonight.
Speaker 3: Who was playing?
Speaker 13: I have no idea.
Speaker 5: There's like ten or.
Speaker 13: Fifteen people that are showing up. I guess that Iheart's
bringing in.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they bring in a bunch of acts, but the
big headliners.
Speaker 3: That you know, those jingle bells.
Speaker 1: Yeah, jingle Ball, Always Free and Post Malone.
Speaker 13: Jamee Brown, I believe Brown. And then there's a couple
of you know, there's a handful of others that are
going to be there as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and they all do like three or four songs
or two or three whatever in there, and then there are.
Speaker 13: Three or four songs that are hit and then the
others which they aren't. So you get to see their
best songs.
Speaker 15: You do.
Speaker 13: You can to see six or seven artists and you
get their best songs all in an hour and a
half two hours.
Speaker 3: So there's not like the twenty minute change of our
because there's.
Speaker 1: Not the Usually they try to turn this over quick,
like the iHeart Music Festival in Vegas. They try to
keep that rolling fast. They have multiple stages. They went
to a place that had a rotating stage, so they're
setting one up in the back, or they had it
already set up because don't forget these guys all have
to sound check and do that stuff.
Speaker 3: Sounds like we should do the podcast live from that
next year, are you.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure that I would be welcome back in there.
I just I have to say any of my connections
high up, high, high up, I'm not sure they're welcome
back anymore either, So I don't know that's why the
facial recognition.
Speaker 7: Yeah, right, that Greg, I'm on the count folk to
or do you still get your Greg counter?
Speaker 1: Sweet?
Speaker 13: No, there's no sweet, there's no sweet.
Speaker 16: Uh.
Speaker 13: We're we're sitting man, We're going good gym.
Speaker 5: We're in the hundred level.
Speaker 1: That's a great yeah, you know.
Speaker 13: Yeah, you know, there was a question about going to
the floor. We were we were in Syracuse on the
floor seeing tank, which was great, but you missed some
stuff and and so for this one with all the
different acts, not knowing if they were going to have
multiple stages and stuff, I figure if you're up a
little higher, it would give us a much better vantage points.
Speaker 1: So you know, you don't miss stuff when you're six too. Yeah.
Speaker 13: Well I'm not sick too, so I missed up all
the time.
Speaker 1: That's nice. She shoulder, What a what an ass you are? God?
That's well, Greg. Greg. Mike Hyde back with the Buffalo
Bills on the practice squad. Do we expect to see
him activate at any point before either the end of
the season or just in time for the playoffs?
Speaker 13: Yeah? I think I think that move is truly a
move for a being in the Germott to bring a
player in that has that that has the experience, that
has that reputation within the team. Already he's got leadership,
you know this This part of the season is where
Hide comes in and make sure the guys are ready
to play the game right. And the big question about
this game coming off of the forty nine ers game,
after the bye, you got you got the lines next
week that are top of the the NFC. You just
can't have an emotional letdown. You've got to have yourself
ready to play the game. And having a guy like
Hide in there helps prepare that because you know, remember, look,
our last three games are against are against the Patriots,
the Jets, and then away at the Patriots, and that
that's where you can get some familiar ad familiarity with
these teams that are down and all of a sudden,
you don't have that emotional charge of one of those
three games, and that can blow up that first team potentially.
So I think bringing Hide and really the preparation to
make sure this team is ready and those last three
games and most important to make sure that you've got
to you've got some safeties that are healthy, being healthy
going into January, that's the absolute key. And how I
just give you that extra insurance to make sure you
got somebody who's out there who knows your system, who
knows the locker room. He's not going to disrupt this
locker room at all. That's not his style, not who
he is. He's well loved by the Bills and the
players that are there, and so yeah, I think it's
a great move. To me, this is a This is
a move that being McDermott did knowing that they're they're
serious and they're prepared for a deep run into January
in hopefully.
Speaker 7: Is this to get a guy that's been with the
Bills for a hot minute through some tough times to
possibly a chance at a ring two.
Speaker 1: Keep away from somebody else, Well, he was a free agent.
Speaker 13: It's about the Bill. I mean, this is all about
the Bill. This isn't you know. Would they bring him
in just to get him a ring because he played
for them for five years and did well by us. No,
they're bringing in because he thinks it makes his defense
better and has them better prepared for the end of
season and going in the playoffs. That's why they bring
like a high back, and I agree with it. Again,
if you're past the trade deadline, so you can only
bring players in that aren't on another team, that have
been cut or released or on a practice squad, and
and he's the best in terms of safetyes and to
show up that that secondary going into the end of
the season when you need it, you want to stay healthy. Again,
this to me is just another great move by being
a mcgermott.
Speaker 1: Look, I think most of us would say that we
expect them to the Rams. Well we know that after
that is the Lions. People always talk about looking ahead.
But after watching the Lions on Thursday night last night
against Green Bay, I mean they pushed green Green Bay
pushed them right to the limit and it came down
to a field goal. And I feel like in a way,
it came down to mindset and belief. And that is
a team that believes they are winners and they deserve
to win. That's what I see in in the Lions.
And I wonder if a mic a hide could possibly
be activated around that game just for the same reason
of I believe that were better, you know, just to
instill that something in the team, not that they need it.
They certainly seem to be doing it. But you know
what I mean, that veteran, hey man, this is what
we need to look for, and this is who they
are and who they believe they are.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 13: I don't know Bill about that.
Speaker 5: Because the objective is.
Speaker 13: To win the game. And if Hiking come in, if
HI can come in and perform on the field at
the level that they need in order to win the game,
then yeah, you might activate him.
Speaker 5: But but this but the.
Speaker 13: Secondary has played well and they're playing well, I wouldn't.
I don't think McDermott is going or Babbage is going
to disrupt that chemistry and what they have going on,
just for just for that, because you can have high
command and be a locker room leader and be a
motivational guy without even activating him, right, I mean, he
could be on the sideline, he could be in the
locker room, he could be doing all the things he
couldn't have practiced scribe player. So I think just having
him on the team, you can have that, you know,
going into that, Going into first of all, you guys,
take care of business week. The Bills has scored thirty,
thirty or more points in nine of their thirteen games,
and the only time they haven't scored not thirty or
more points in one game was the game against the Jets.
The other two games that they lost, they scored under thirty.
The Rams have only scored more than thirty one time
this whole year, and so really it's a battle of
can the Bills continue is there. Can their offense continue
to do what they've done all year long and and
use the balance of the run game and the pass
game like they've developed and not turn the ball over.
The key is not turned the ball over and score
that thirty plus points, because if they do that, this
defense I think can can shut down the Rams and
keep them to thirty or less because again, they just
haven't done that yet this year. Now, the Rams are
a little healthier right now, they got the receipt to
the core of their receiving back and so that's always
a threat, similar to way the Dolphins offense can be.
So you never know on any given Sunday in the NFL,
you know somebody can step up and perform. Again, the
key to this game going into Sunday is take care
of the ball, make sure that you've got your energy
levels up, don't come out flat, and just be the
team that you've been through the first two thirds of
the season.
Speaker 5: That's the key.
Speaker 1: Well, I think they will be. I don't know, there's
something different about the team. It's just this something that's yeah,
you know, positive to it. Yeah.
Speaker 13: The thing that I like about this team versus the
teams in the last couple of years, this team is
having fun.
Speaker 5: They like each other.
Speaker 13: They're not worried about pissing somebody off, They're not worried
about somebody vicing or moaning. These are not the Vickery Bill.
This is the family of the Bills. This is the
Bill's mafia. This is who they're playing for. They're playing
for the guy next to him. They're playing because they're
having fun. I mean last week had coach McDermot Josh
doing doing snow ange. I love that that they're having fun.
They're enjoying themselves and that's why I don't think that
they're gonna have a letdown.
Speaker 1: It's funny you say that because the Flagship Station had
a couple of afternoon guys want alluding to the fact
that Alan gave McDermott a look a couple of weeks ago.
That he wasn't too happy with him. Then the two
of them are doing snow Angels and this guy got
roasted Sunday night, roast in the monday like roasted. Yeah. Well, look,
you're saying.
Speaker 17: Of the biggest stories of the year now, and Greg,
I know you've probably seen this the last two years
the NFL as a story has unleashed at the end
of the season. Grades the team, grades the ownership, they
grade the head coach, they grade the facilities, they grade
the flights, they grade everything. Right, Sean McDermott and Terry
the Bill's got a B plus overall. Sean McDermott and
Terry Pegoula both got a's. That's all you need to
know about how they feel about Sean McDermott.
Speaker 1: That's all you need to know, right, whereas Kansas City
Andy Reek gotten a. The rest of the organization got
d's and f's. Just to tell you the only thing.
Speaker 4: And there have been guys who like played like I
think it was a light from who played for the Patriots, right.
Matt Light said this, He goes, I know Patrick Mahomes,
and I know I know Travis Kelcey. He goes, I
know what the leadership is there is no leadership in
Kansas City. It's literally just Andy keeping doing a game
plan and Patrick Mahomes executing it. They're not leaders. He goes,
that's not leadership. That organization is just functional. They just
happen to have the right quarterback and the right head
coach in Buffalo. Yeah, the right head quarterback of the
right head coach. But you all said the right owner.
Speaker 1: You have everybody buying in right now. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so they got they gotta like finish what Kansas
City has and.
Speaker 1: Win a Super Bowl.
Speaker 13: And I think the difference between being at this level
and performing at the level that next step is you've
got to just have a passion and you have to
just love what you're doing and have fun doing. In
the past, I think the build team has been too tight.
Oh yeah, they've overthought things. I think that they haven't
had that. Okay, so what you talked about in terms
of the chiefs I agree with. But one thing that
Patrick Mahons and Kelsey have all the time is when
they're out there, they enjoy it. They have fun. The
guys around them have fun, and there are guys that
don't perform when they leave that team that perform when
they're on the Chiefs because they're everybody's there just loose,
having fun, playing the game like they were kids, and
that's going to get the best performances. What I see
what the Bills are doing right now with that offensive line.
How you know, dude, they're they're using a sixth off
into line as like an h back, Are you kidding me?
Speaker 5: How was that not fun?
Speaker 13: How were you guys not just throwing off?
Speaker 5: He's loving this kind of stuff.
Speaker 13: That's what the difference is, and that's why I think
this is the team to hear with this coaching staff
and the way the organization is playing.
Speaker 3: I also feel like getting rid of Diggs just lightened
them up. Like you seem like Josh had so much
pressure on him to always complete Diggs, and now that
Diggs is gone, he's like throwing softer passes and moving.
Speaker 4: He was the issue last year and I got no
thought and I got to go with the fans on
this where the fans picked up on it and the
media kind of like, uh no, true, no, it really
was no.
Speaker 3: I loved I loved him, and I was sad when
he left, but it's sort.
Speaker 1: Of he's been a pain in the ass everywhere he goes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well absolutely, I said he's the next Antonio Brown.
Speaker 1: Nah, well maybe not about that, but yeah he's.
Speaker 13: Well yeah, I mean look, I mean Diggs was a
special talent. When Diggs came in and he bought in,
he was he is what the Bills needed to take
that next step and he was great. Unfortunately with him
or what the circumstances were, whatever it was within the
locker room, within him and his personality is that he
just wanted more. Was it more attention? I don't know,
was it more accolades? Who knows?
Speaker 9: Was it?
Speaker 13: Did he want to be a bigger part of the
team of the offense so then he could get all
these other accolades that he has this desire for. All
I know is that it created friction. And there's nothing
worse than any team, or any relationship or any circumstance
that creates friction, because then all of a sudden you
get resentful. Then all of a sudden, there's the animosities
and people aren't putting that extra effort in. They're not
they're not making that extra dive, they're not holding the
block an extra second or two. They're not going upfield
like these guys are doing after they make their block.
Spencer Grounds running downfield. You've got Greg Russo chasing after
the play after he's passed the quarterback, chasing them down
from behind. That's the effort you put in when you're
all in it for everybody else. Diggs probably didn't in
my opinion from the outside looking in. He kind of
created this me mentality as opposed to we mentality, and
that's what the road, that's what keeps you away from
getting that win. That's what happens when you need that
one play against this chief to win the game and
you drop the ball. Everybody else looks at you and
you're done.
Speaker 1: Yeah well Greg, I expect yes, go ahead, Kevin.
Speaker 7: I just want to know at the hotel bar you're at,
because we know where you're staying, does the W game
work there?
Speaker 1: Or is that only a Vegas? What the W game?
What is it?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 13: Yeah, no, that's only a Vegas.
Speaker 1: In California.
Speaker 13: Yeah. Yeah. The reason is that because I'm not going
to say it was just there on the street. Everybody,
everybody there is playing that game.
Speaker 1: It's so funny. Well, enjoy the everybody there. Enjoy the festival.
Tonight the game and whatever fun things you're doing in
l A Go Buffalo. I think they win this.
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, I do too. I've got you know, there's
a ton of fans here that Bills Monthia now. And
I mean we're on we're on the West coast, and
they're everywhere we we saw, We've seen every place we've been.
We've seen fans that have the hat on the hoodies,
the shirt.
Speaker 5: It's so much fun.
Speaker 13: Just having that connection be on the other side of
the country.
Speaker 3: Was as crazy as Seattle in terms of Bills being there.
Speaker 13: Well, the thing about the thing about out here is
that it's so I mean, LA is so spread out.
Yet you know, you're you know, last night we were
the w having dinner, but we're actually staying in Santa
Monica on the beach, so you know, there's all it's
so miss first, right, we're out all over the place.
But you know, you wear your colors, you're wearing fraud.
You know, there's one there's one other game. There's one
other big football game this weekend tomorrow night.
Speaker 1: I don't know, I don't know what that would be.
Oregon's playing some team from Pennsylvania.
Speaker 4: She take us for like twelve bucks for this game,
said Greg, Yeah, the championship.
Speaker 1: Man, This is crazy that Oregon just enters the Big
Ten and they're in the championship game their first season
in it.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean I know they were, but everybody ripped
on the pack on the pack for years and they
can well again. They got a new coach out there too.
And this guy, the coach that they got in Oregon
right now is really he's really put the hammer down
and he's kind of made this team into a strong
you know that that that grit and grimy football team
out there. So it's going to be a great past
not for for for Penn State. I don't think that
the Penn State quarterback. I don't think Drew Ulaire is
good enough or consistent enough to win this game. But
but Will is out there and he's Indianapolis right now
to watch the game, and uh he's excited and punk
for it. And but yeah, day they acquired the students
to get a ticket to get to get into the lottery.
To get a ticket, they had fifty dollars a ticket,
and they had and they could buy they had to
buy two tickets. So the one hundred dollars that one
hundred dollars ticket that will bought is reselling on ticket
matter for like twenty five dollars right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Really why because the Indianapolis is a basketball city.
Speaker 1: They don't care.
Speaker 4: Everybody's trying to petition them to move the Big Ten
Championship to Chicago.
Speaker 1: Why not? Because it's big, it's.
Speaker 4: Big set, But they don't want They want to keep
a climate controlled. They don't want it outside in the
elements and have they want to make like a super
Bowl where like all the bowl games that mean anything,
they're all in nice weather. They don't want to they
don't want the weather to have to determine who helps
win a bowl game or or a playoff game.
Speaker 1: Now it's a championship game of their division.
Speaker 4: But I so the theory is that once Chicago builds
this brand new stadium, yeah, they're going to have that
like in Chicago. Yeah, like great point, why not? I
have it at the Dome in Minnesota.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Why not? Why not? It's interesting? Yeah,
and a lot of it.
Speaker 13: And the one thing that's interesting about these college bowl games,
which is just like a super Bowl, is that everybody
that goes to the game not everybody ninety percent or more,
seventy five percent or more are from out of town.
You have to have hotels that accommodate, you know, seventy
five to one hundred thousand people coming in, and that's
a difficult thing to manage. I mean they're saying, they're
saying in a hotel that's like thirty five to forty
minutes outside of Indy because there was no other hotels
about now.
Speaker 1: Wait now, the funny thing is I always think of
Indianapolis being able to accommodate all this stuff because they
do the NCUBA basketball and they've done a Super.
Speaker 4: They've only done one Super Bowl and they're not bringing
them back any time. Really, same thing with Dallas that's.
Speaker 1: There, and I know there's a lot of conventions and
things like car stuff there, but yes, oh yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 13: When I was there for the Super Bowl, my hotel
that I got and I got it through the was
forty five to fifty minutes away from this from Downow.
It's like, oh my god, we were out past Butler,
and Butler is like I don't know, thirty or forty
minutes from downtown, and we were beyond We were further
away than Butler.
Speaker 1: In Buffalo.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Yeah, that's exactly what it was like.
Speaker 13: It was actually a lot like that.
Speaker 1: Interesting.
Speaker 13: I mean, he's on the run. Indianapolis has a great
One of my favorite set ups from the Super Bowl
before a game like this was Indianapolis. They've got a
great like Main Street. At one end of the street
is the basketball arena. At the other end of the
street is the Convention Center in Lucas Oil Stadium. Yeah,
and that they got this long ass Main Street or
party Street, and there's side streets off it, and there's bars, restaurants,
all kinds of stuff, which is a great place. It's
a lot, it's a ton of fun. The place will
be out of control today and tomorrow, no doubt. But
in terms of like the hotels and now, Chicago is
much more prepared. Las Vegas is probably the best Super
Bowl city I've been to with respect the hotel passing
and everything. But the reason why they're doing the know
the countries because you know, I mean, they want to
have the fans of the different colleges and having it
there is potentially located. I mean, right, You've got Mariland, Purdue,
you got the Michigan's, you got Penn State. Now you
got the West coast teams, you got Minnesota, Wisconsin, so
there's a ton of that, not just kind of make
them more convenient. I'm what I'm interested to see is
how well does Oregon travel to this game? Because I
know that the Penn State faith well will be there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and it's closer for Penn State, but but yeah,
and I don't know proximity wise if that will play
into it. But I would think with college kids at me, you.
Speaker 13: Got you gotta love this time of the year. Man,
The football is getting up, with football is getting good.
Speaker 5: You got it on Saturdays and Sundays now so well.
Speaker 13: But a man, ten years of the podcast, it's been
a great ride. You got you guys are doing a
great job.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Thank you enough for all the support and
encouragement and times you've come on. And uh, somebody just
wrote me Greg that they love the no no offense
to you guys, they love it. We just what do
you mean seven jokes? I thought it was eight. Uh
it was Greg and I did something the other day
and they wrote me about talking the way Greg and
I talked about talking to our kids and stuff and
how much they really enjoyed that and appreciated that, and
I thought, man, Greg is is invaluable. Invaluable.
Speaker 5: Well, thank you.
Speaker 13: Uh you know, I say every time every time I'm
part of the podcast that I'm there. I'm always learning
something and that's all you can ask for. Appreciate that
and appreciate everything you guys are doing. It's always fun.
Speaker 1: We'll be in touch about the Christmas show. You have
to stop by for that.
Speaker 13: Oh, definitely.
Speaker 1: Christmas show that from the man Cave. Listen to the
Troublemaker over there.
Speaker 13: Uh well, hey, I mean we have the kitchen zone.
We gotta have you guys over and check out the kitchen.
The kitchens finally done, We're going out.
Speaker 1: To the second four Greg's house.
Speaker 3: Start from the bottom, NOLB.
Speaker 1: I'm here all right. Well, Greg, enjoyed the festival tonight
and the game on Sunday and any other fun things
you're doing and any friends you run into out in La.
Speaker 13: Thanks guys, appreciate it.
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I am still.
Speaker 18: Living with your ghost, lonely and dreaming of the West Coast.
I don't want to be your down time. I don't
wanna be your stup big game with my big black booth.
Speaker 1: And an old suitcase. Do you believe I find myself
a new please?
Speaker 9: I don't want to be the bad I don't want
to do your Saint.
Speaker 1: Wap dance anymore. I will try to shake with this disease.
When I was a kid, I wanted to be on
the West Coast so badly, so bad lately, and I
will admit Kevin said, I I can't believe I got
emotional on the phone with you. It happens closer than
you and I are. You guys see him closer. You
cry on his shoulder. Playing events we having. We're having
a jingle Ball next year here comedy together. You're having
the cop the.
Speaker 4: Monroe County Sheriffs. You guys are having the whole event
at You're booking the Blue Cross.
Speaker 1: A real walk, said, I still kicking off a greget bustle.
I remember, I remember that. I can't either. I can't.
You know he does it because I've seen pictures on
Facebook and stuff. Do you think you ripped off a shirt?
Like what you gonna do with the law man? That
motherfucker's in great shape. I gotta hand it to him.
All jokes aside. I say it because I'm jealous. I
caught a glimpse of meat today walking by a mirror,
and I go ship, I'm growing tits. What happened. I
had a fucking pex. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I remember one time, but Beth and I we went
to his house before he builds. Game was a night game.
It was a Sunday night game.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I'm just getting done working out.
Speaker 4: And like he had his shirt, like he had cut
offs and he had those like weights that you could adjust.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he's like, oh four, five, one more, six,
al right, show up early. Yeah. I showed up at
seven forty five.
Speaker 9: No, the game was no.
Speaker 4: Cay was in eighth Tis Times Brunts, Craig game was
eight fifteen. I showed up at seven forty five. I
thought we were the first people there.
Speaker 1: I'm just wrapping up workout seven eight. It's move d.
He continued to work out while you were there. No,
he was just for hey, guys, going at you know.
He put the weights, Hey, I gotta get the weights down.
Just bottom what just bott him on his bench. No,
he was just doing the curls. Just the curls. I
gotta get my fat ass back. I was just talking.
Speaker 4: I got start your New Year's resolutions now, yes, I
agree with that.
Speaker 1: January first, you're already ready to your this is your preseason.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you gotta get rate for the regular season January.
Speaker 1: But the problem with doing it now is can an
eating season. Well, you're heart of it, spoken like a
true fat guy. Oh wow, I didn't bring in diabetes tonight.
But you hate the pizza, but you're not helping.
Speaker 7: I'm just saying it's the hard This is the hardest
time because it is the hardest.
Speaker 1: Drinking and eating season. It is man from fans again.
I have to force I'm gonna have to like wrestle
my inner demons to go directly home tonight.
Speaker 9: Hey with us.
Speaker 1: I can't why going. It's so wold.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know, I know it's sold now. Yeah we're wow.
Speaker 4: Come on, I've been left out of a lot of
stuff too, non.
Speaker 3: Said, he pronounced he he pronounced he pronounced He announced
this or asked everyone like a month ago, he said
to go to the comedy show, and I was the
only one that said.
Speaker 1: Yes, said right here, we're going, Jimmy, So we're.
Speaker 3: Going to Yeah, you like the can That's what I'm saying.
How we have two hours until the fucking show even stars.
Speaker 1: No, no, we'll see it. More ceries about who is
Jim Carrey Jim Carrey coming to.
Speaker 3: Town no, maybe I will leave my car here and
just have Kevin.
Speaker 1: But what I was going to say is I went
to La in my radio days. I remember and I
the auditioned for radio, and I remember going on a
jog and seeing like some sign I had seen on
TV and stuff, and getting like emotional, going, holy ship,
my dream of being out here could come true? Was
it Brentwood?
Speaker 5: And then.
Speaker 1: It was Peter like out there scouting Bundy?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 1: But but then I I I then they showed me
what the salary is going to be. Like what that
sobered me up quick? Yeah, I know it's like for dreaming.
That was interesting. It came a winter's day, he became
a winter say, all right, I can't believe that they
showed me with the salad. Whoa, whoa. Kevin was reply,
he's so, He's said, you're hearing myself in my own head.
And Laura, I don't want some happening over here Champagne.
We have drink drinking at Champagne.
Speaker 3: People joke like I may be drunk already.
Speaker 1: Oh no, what's joking to do later? I think, yeah,
I think Laura will be done for that.
Speaker 4: I always so so the one year anniversary I think
I gave you each a word to focus on for
the following year.
Speaker 1: I don't think it. I think it kind of worked
for you. I didn't go for you. Yes, what was
the word? The word for you was temporary, and the
word for Kevin was salad. How's that going, fellas toss it?
I think Billy stopped drinking as much. But Jamison in
the room again.
Speaker 3: The irony that the quarter of the year, though, and
I was telling what he I mean that that's impressive
last half, last half. He moved it in August.
Speaker 1: So do you replace the alcohol with the food? I
can't say. Third, Well, I guess you're right, okay, but
still you started. You gotta start at some point. Have
I haven't been drinking much either lately. That's not sound, bro.
Speaker 4: Half the orange juice is missing. We've got you, got
through three bottles of ship.
Speaker 1: I've got it by myself. I've been saving it up
for today.
Speaker 7: Listen to this sober no fun motherfucker.
Speaker 1: They're laughing pretty hard man. All right, we gotta mean that.
I'll be opening for Preacher Loss and tonight at Accommodate
the Carls. Is it Preacher Loss?
Speaker 4: It's cam something it comes all the time.
Speaker 1: Cam Newton's coming. All right, who do we got put
another one of our one of the UH fans favorites people.
Speaker 3: Like against Dan though, oh, ship out of this game?
Speaker 1: Did you just spill it? Got on the board on
the laptop, on the tablet. Yeah, don't worry about it.
Two years then we'll fix allright. Temperance is the word
spell temperance.
Speaker 9: Damn r M p O N.
Speaker 1: I got this.
Speaker 4: Dab dab dap it not don't don't rub, don't rub
dab damn damn rub vigorously.
Speaker 1: There you go, watch.
Speaker 14: Laura, my god, are we ready, Kevin, I've been waiting
for you to stop going ship?
Speaker 1: Okay, here we go.
Speaker 9: To and that's out to the land of the path.
Speaker 1: The ting of my wind. I know you wick your
ass for a few spaces the room. I know, spill
it so nasty. Look at this getting turn tough, made
it down the colf Okay, talk you. I stand you.
Speaker 8: Time by your back on.
Speaker 1: This happened and we let it happen, not even remotely close.
Speaker 8: Down the lad Are you read right?
Speaker 1: Establishing this video dancing in the stage.
Speaker 6: You know, every now and then I think you might
like to hear something from us. Nice, nice, there's just
one day job in the city. Never ever do nothing,
never is.
Speaker 1: We always do it. And now we're gonna take the
beginning of this song. Then smack we keep.
Speaker 3: How do you keep your pitches in line?
Speaker 1: Want to be that guy? Proudly? I was something. It
was Taylor Dame ing.
Speaker 9: That's so one's on the cover and.
Speaker 16: To my Tay says to you down out the buffet
and it should be changed away the cheer.
Speaker 1: That's the real being beat up. You get the herp
on his left, fucking herp on my lip? I saw that,
Ye did I have like.
Speaker 7: Piacers on hers gps like when you're in your surgery.
Speaker 1: Got shorter as the thieves go by? Fuck off?
Speaker 11: Ever get to stop ben or been a one minute
jew waiting for the sky the fall? And next you're
dazzled by the beauty of man.
Speaker 1: Jackson Brown sounds different. Fuck you fuck your mother? How sorry.
Speaker 11: Girl?
Speaker 8: Look?
Speaker 1: I wouldn't know. And as that head, ye shots of
ship most in the morning.
Speaker 9: Excuse me?
Speaker 11: Are you not.
Speaker 1: So you're not allowed to sing along?
Speaker 9: You have the two?
Speaker 1: Oh that wasn't I wrote down the wrong artist.
Speaker 3: I recognized the voice, but I kind of lumber.
Speaker 15: Him, still lunity from the glacious stay I stupid we
go and so restless night.
Speaker 8: Joy Oven Hay zumba.
Speaker 9: I'm begging Maggie.
Speaker 1: Up you loving hell.
Speaker 9: Now I'm begging begging tum to loving hen now.
Speaker 15: Riding hot when now I was king, I'm mad at
the heart and fast night.
Speaker 9: A Wall do it Wall.
Speaker 8: Eating easy comedy.
Speaker 12: I need.
Speaker 1: This is Wagon Wheel, originally done by Old Crowd Medicine Show.
I was waiting to hear the voice of Starius Rucker and.
Speaker 4: TV, well what we correct, We'll give you two for
that one?
Speaker 1: Or what or what was TV?
Speaker 3: I had rock me baby, It's called wagon Darius Rucker,
this is.
Speaker 1: I know this one. Dancing in the streets, David Bowie,
Mick Jagger, Hello, family, guy did the whole song.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, And at the end of the video, Peter goes,
this happened, and we let it happen because the video is.
Speaker 1: So incredibly terrible. Vity's dad, it's terrible, dead Lord.
Speaker 3: Did you know wait dancing in the street. I initially,
when I had heard it, I wrote you too, but
I did cross it off. But then I did have
dancing in the Street.
Speaker 1: This is proud Mary and Tina Turner smack. I can't
Tina Turner, hang on, It was just Tina Turner, it.
Speaker 3: Was I wrote, Justina Wait.
Speaker 1: It was like back in there and go back and played.
I hear some Mike in there. Got another brother. You
never know. It could have been It's true, could have
been Tito. You know Jermaine Spike planing to record the
song without him like flipping out. You might like to
hear something from us. Yeah, he does, he does. Here
he comes.
Speaker 4: There's this one day.
Speaker 1: So I think that's our That could be any brother
with a deep point. Alright, what it could be Luther?
It was terry credit if we should give you all right? Good,
all right, come on, Laura, what's this is it?
Speaker 3: Run DMC and and and.
Speaker 1: I'm only taking run Errol Smith and it's walked this way.
Speaker 10: I have that.
Speaker 13: You do not?
Speaker 3: No, I head run DMC walked this way.
Speaker 1: I did not have court Son. It's just run DMC version.
All right. Well, well, I think we get extra credit,
and I think we sued to take three points. This
is a spis TOI comeback. It was nothing and you
will like it all too.
Speaker 3: Trust me. I'm blank on the next three guys.
Speaker 1: I had no idea who this was.
Speaker 3: I could sing along with them, but.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I wrote question Marks, question Mark his Lovers in
a Dangerous Town by Bear Naked Ladies.
Speaker 1: Really wow with or without the fat guy. But that's
the fat guy. What a great song. I love this.
Stephen Page high on cocaine and Syracuse. No, it's heroin,
wasn't it was coke stop in the four ninety of
Syracuse the eight ninety motel Man. They kicked their song.
It's like I really liked it. Jeff heally Well, I
wrote Angelized John written by John Hie Yeah, recorded by
Jeff heally Yeah, as done by Jeff and Doug Phelps. Okay,
so too. She's not even planning where She's just fucking texted.
Speaker 3: I didn't know this song.
Speaker 1: Somebody call me quick.
Speaker 11: I need to get out of this.
Speaker 1: I gotta with three guys. I need to get out
of Hey Randy, Hey Randy help.
Speaker 3: Oh she would come. I called her right now.
Speaker 1: She would have built it too. I know, Kevin, different
version of the world. Yeah, we got Lenox, I wrote
down Andy Lennox. I don't know the name of the
song though, and I wrote oh, I went to a
different page. Anie Lennox, I don't know no more. I
loved you. Oh gosh, it was there is this beautiful Yeah,
it's got a lot of great too, famous that beautiful song.
Just say you're aware the third one of you guys
have coming so beautiful? What happened to the dude from
the Rhythmics? Do he become a name of the aids?
Slowly laughing because it could be Danny. I don't know.
Like Albo was huge because of the women, but the
dudes wrote the songs. I like the rhythmics and I
like the Pretenders. Very underrated, man, I really think so
from Ohio?
Speaker 15: Right?
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, I went back to Ohio. My city was gone. Ohio?
Can we go now? Andy Lennox is a great version
of River to Cross? Oh wow, yeah, I have it somewhere.
It is all right, job.
Speaker 4: I wanted to say it was it was Manuskin, but
it's not Monuskin.
Speaker 1: Covering the four seasons. I said, begging you, but I
don't really it is begging.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I guess begging you ben some boone.
Speaker 16: It is Monuskin, motherfucker, hold on, hold on, and I
don't know cross it off, okay, just making shirt.
Speaker 1: I don't know who Monusky I. I don't know I
crossed out yet. I've heard this song a million times four, six, eight, ten, twelve, thirteen,
and the theme is cover songs ten I only got twelve,
you got thirteen. Yep, covers. Well, you gotta let him
have a chance first. He knew it. It will cover songs,
but it doesn't matter.
Speaker 7: These there are all songs that were better than the original. Oh,
cover songs that did better than the original. I'm trying
to remember the original Dancing in the Streets.
Speaker 1: It was Martha. I know that Martha and the Vandela
So I.
Speaker 7: Was kind of your old Van Halen's version. David is so,
do you remember.
Speaker 1: A show on v H one? Do you hear VH one?
First of all, when they hate I appreciate that, when
Lauris Monuskin who satellite radio? You should know who Modeskin is.
Speaker 4: They did a song with Tom Morillo from Raging against
the Machine where he's like soloing.
Speaker 1: Well the sound effects, we're just singing along. It's incredible.
Speaker 4: But VH one had a show hosted by Johnny Resdik
of the Goo Dolls when he moved to LA called
the list, and the topic was greatest covers ever.
Speaker 1: And you know what two songs didn't make the list. Okay,
Whiskey and the Jar Metallic. Oh that made the list.
It did, Yes, it's a great cover. Scrambling Man by
the Fluty. Wait, the two greatest covers of all time
did not make the list, all right, two greatest covers.
So I always thought Guns and Roses covers of Living
Let Dye is very good. I don't know if that
was on there. That was good, but very good. And
the reason a cover song to me, when you do
it in your own voice, so to speak, I really
like it. Some could butcher it, No, you can. And
then there are times like Weezer times I sub Entity Project.
Speaker 4: Weezer sounded like that was Stephen Page's second band, actually
with the I found that out the other day, was
with the Vanity Project after he left per Naked Ladies
Go Ahead.
Speaker 1: Weezer sounded like Toto when they did Africans. I didn't
like that. Yeah, it was very kind of soft, very
carry out.
Speaker 4: But you know, Joe Cocker doing a little oh my God,
that's helping with my friend's the greatest and.
Speaker 1: The second one was Hendrix doing All on the watch Tower.
Neither of those made the list. Now hang on a second, Henry.
That's interesting because I don't know that many people knew
that that was cover because he released it six months
after Bob Dylan put it out, and he did it
and his version like surpass it. I wanted to deal
and give a ship, right, I mean other than your ego? Right?
What did he get me? My favorite cover is Metallica
doing Bob Seger Turned the Page. I love that song.
I love their version of that. I love that song.
I think Bob Seeker is another one to me. As
I've gotten older, I have come to appreciate I love lyrics.
That's why I love John Hyatt so much. I love
the lyrics, he writes Jim Crotchey real great. Think my
favorite cover is the Foo Fighters doing a Baker Street.
I've never heard that. I've heard great great, I've heard
them that they've done it. I haven't heard them do it. Yeah,
I don't think I have either the Sky.
Speaker 3: I think the most popular cover of the past year
was Luke Combs with uh the Pastry.
Speaker 1: Oh Yeah, didn't win? Didn't that win a Grammy or
something something, and they got mad at him because he
culturally appropriate. People are idiots. I thought it was beautiful.
He did a great job. He did a great job. No,
we're stupid, that's why.
Speaker 3: Well and then they sang it together and it was.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I never heard that song until I came the
Rochester with Tracy Chat in Buffalo.
Speaker 1: They never played fast Card. This is Foo Fighters the street,
Glen refertee.
Speaker 4: Turn it up a little bit, talking up to the post,
and then it's explained to be see.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I like to get tired of Yeah, I
need too. They played all the instruments. Boy didn't. In
the first it's from Monkey Wrench. This is off the
Monkey Wrench record, the blue one, right, yes, Wrench, the
color in the shape? What's monkey Wrench? Yeah?
Speaker 6: That one?
Speaker 1: Yep, the color in the shape?
Speaker 9: What follow?
Speaker 1: And he slows them right down the street. And I
think Dave girl loves doing covers. All I do to
that whole bes thing. They didn't think.
Speaker 3: About him after he had that baby outside of his marriage.
Speaker 1: What do you think about this? I mean, I was
a woman, I know, right.
Speaker 3: I thought that I actually respected that he acknowledged it.
It was like I want to be a part of
this baby's life. And I had a baby outside of
my marriage. But then it sort of just.
Speaker 1: Went under well because no one because it wasn't it
wasn't since delicious yeah because now he told it, But
I would I'd love to know, you know what, what
what happens?
Speaker 15: What was that?
Speaker 1: Like? How did you work through it with your wife?
Did you work through wife that? Yeah? Did you work
It's an ongoing It's gonna be ongoing. I feel like
if they got the flor could you like it's okay,
here's the thing. Not only did you have sex with
someone outside our marriage, but you won the prize? And
was it more than once? Because how many times have
people have sex one time and they didn't get pregnant?
Sometimes think of married couples who have struggled to get
pregnant and then finally do right.
Speaker 3: And we talked about like being in the celebrity world,
you don't know what their marriage is. I think that
a lot of celebrities have open marriages.
Speaker 1: So we don't know that you can acknowledge that part.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we don't know what that was, you know.
Speaker 1: So here's the thing.
Speaker 4: So Will Smith and Jada Pinkett The story was that
for years they had hold on. They had an open
marriage for years.
Speaker 1: Shut your mouth drunk. So so we're like, it wasn't
an open marriage. It was.
Speaker 4: It was a situation where they had to keep re
explaining it, where well, you know, I really have to
have sex with somebody, so I'm gonna call you up
to let you know, boo that I'm having sex with somebody.
Speaker 1: That's how it went.
Speaker 4: Then she had an affair with one of his their
kids friends, and they brought it up on a podcast.
Speaker 1: It's like, okay, you never read she will talk, and
so you didn't.
Speaker 4: Really have an open marriage or understanding. You just you know,
it was all talking spec.
Speaker 1: If I would love she banged Jeff. I wish to
god I could have like a real honest conversation with
Will Smith, because who didn't love Will Smith is His
rap music was clean, incredibly were fun. Fresh Prince of
bel Air was a fun show and had some lesson,
kind of picked.
Speaker 4: Up the slack for Cosby because Cosby was winding down.
Here comes fresh Prince.
Speaker 1: It was. It was fun, right and so and then
we hear all this stuff and the last thing we
remember from Will Smith, what is he going to be
best known for From The Lasting, Chris Rock, Across the Face,
and so your podcast and Slap Across the That's awesome.
But the thing is like, what would you Hey, who
wants to get hit by Chris Rock? I mean Will Smith?
But the I will? I want to know, Like, what
is all? What was going on there? Were you so emasculated?
You felt like you had to because.
Speaker 3: He laughed at the joke that Jada then got pissed
and she gave the side I think she's a bitch.
Speaker 1: Wow, okay, no, I'm with you. I I love when
you said, yeah, I feel.
Speaker 8: Wrong.
Speaker 1: She's a strong woman. She's a very strong woman. But
I don't know if she's like almost.
Speaker 3: She's a strong one. She should have gone off there
and slapped Christ.
Speaker 4: She emasculated her husband's some way control like it was strong?
Speaker 1: Isntrolling?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 1: It was different than controlling.
Speaker 4: It seemed like the straw that broke the camel's back.
There's a video David Blaine. I love watching David Blaine
do magic. David Blaine went to the Smith's house to
pull a magic trick. Yeah, yeah, I'm pretty good.
Speaker 1: And they did this.
Speaker 4: They did this magic trick with Jada and Will together
just popped out of my ass.
Speaker 1: And the way they did the trick, well, Peter disappeared
in her purse.
Speaker 4: They had the two of them, one of them had
to close their eyes. He would do okay that camera.
Speaker 1: By the way, was that on camera earlier? Because there's
a comment the thing about you in the champagne bottles.
I'm wondering that was my camera. Sorry, sorry, the moment,
I'm sorry, it's okay.
Speaker 9: Just save the No.
Speaker 4: No, they didn't imagine they did. Shada closes her eyes.
Will is standing there watching David Blaine. He takes a
card and he touches like a piece of his part
of his face right, and she or he touches David
Blaine's shoulder, Will Smith's shoulder. Sorry, she twitches with her
eyes closed. David Blake goes, what did you feel? Just
I felt emotion? Because what else did you feel? I
felt somebody touch my shoulder? He goes, and everybody starts laughing,
and he goes, no, I touched your husband shoulder. Then
they did the trick and reverse again, and after like
she sees what happens and he feels it. They connected
it to him. They start hugging like they're almost about
to cry, like they've been through a lot emotionally together.
It was just a magic trick. Like everybody else is like,
oh my gosh, you know, and I'm David Blaine thing.
They're like getting emotional. They've had some rough seas of
the last twenty years, and I think it finally came
to a head with this this Red Table show. And
then followed by he's got to now act like a
man because she emasculated him on this podcast, and then
he's got to go to the Oscars and be an idiot.
Speaker 1: That's what you're dude, It's time to punt man, and she's.
Speaker 13: A bit.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know that he will. And I look
at the same time as you're saying, there's a lot
of connection. There still a lot of history, right, and
sometimes that that makes everything better. Is as weird as
that sounds, having that history with somebody having gone through
tough things, with someone having someone to have lean on
in times that weren't as emotional. You can almost like
Ryan O'Neill and Farah Fossil, how are you doing down there?
Speaker 3: We're doing a podcast And I was looking as that
somebody talks about me deep throating the champagne.
Speaker 1: I think it's time to go.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you guys had enough to do two years collectively
blowing a point four.
Speaker 1: I love you. We had two bottles for two years,
and we break one for luck. Yeah, free, that's right.
Speaker 4: Would you see Jared Goff last night became the first
quarterback to throw complete five passes the six different receivers.
Speaker 1: In one game. I did not. Either I misread that
or I fell asleep in the fourth quarter. I woke
up there kicking the field goal.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I thought they were going to lose when he threw
that interception, But uh, wasn't his worst game. Maybe he
had five interceptions in another.
Speaker 4: The mark of a great teams to overcome all these mistakes.
So still fing win and him too. I hope the
Bills aren't looking ahead this week.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't think they are. I hope not for.
Speaker 19: Johnson over the line. Johnson watshamp little juggling up the
lines right now? Yeah, you got shamp up there on
the first line. I'm gonna go looking for Hutchins. Can't
find Kevin's kid and coming out of his own right
now is we're we're up on the line and looking
for the entry.
Speaker 1: Ohay, the entry, oh chairman, look mere Kevin's kids escort
what I was looking for? John Hyen bringing us home
after two years. Thank you to the Ball of View downloading.
Thank you to Danny come on, Thank you to Kevin
and all the honestly and old her to cry on Kevin,
I mean Danny wasn't available.
Speaker 4: We had talked like seven years at that look your
new life coach or something.
Speaker 1: And for Laura for bringing every time Laura is on
you always fun. Cannot deny that I'm Bill Moran. We'll
see you when we start year three.
Speaker 10: Dann tomorrow, California bed and things of God and the
word season and an opportunity for me. It is just
a curse of tell that child you make us fell,
idn't have to wait.
Speaker 15: You got need a looking powder caddle, pretend to see
the sit somewhere in the fatles gold that signe