Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice
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Speaker 2: Well, hello and welcome. Thanks for getting your pot on,
thanks for telling a friend. And that's how we spread
the word about the pirates. Ship. Had a little interrupted
on our camera. A call was coming in. I went
to decline the call, and then all of a sudden,
the cameras went out. Its modern technology. Mark, I don't understand.
I get a text from Mark yesterday. Well, I guess
I have to give credit where credits due. McDermott turned
it around. No, he does that.
Speaker 3: I've been seen at halftime. He adjust that team. He
knows how to adjust. It just doesn't not wing games
that are close.
Speaker 4: In the playoffs.
Speaker 2: Man, they I mean, they just I don't know why
he felt like that. What's gonna happen From the beginning of.
Speaker 3: I said it the game, I said in the beginning
when we went to oh, Harvey's Bitch, and I said, look,
they they're gonna come back out and get in the
second half they're gonna crush this team.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I was waiting for the line to change because me
and my buddy were watching it at a bar in Buffalo,
and we're waiting for the line of change. When they
went down ten, I'm like, this line's got to be created.
Bills are gonna win this game. It's got to change
the line. Somehow, it never changed.
Speaker 2: The line changed.
Speaker 6: Look at that, I mean everything was different.
Speaker 3: I mean the offense must have been a little must
have been different putting Cooper in there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think you take a minute to adjust. But
I all asked Matt this, and you can wait and do.
But that first pass that went off Cooper's hands, do
you think he just isn't used to someone throwing that
hard that.
Speaker 7: I think it's more jitters, okay, in practice.
Speaker 2: Because somebody was telling me, maybe it was Danny said
that Deshaun Watson is clocked at throwing the ball at
forty five miles an hour. I didn't know that, Like
he's one of the slowest in the league. I'm not
sure if that's true or not. That's what I'm saying.
He played with dak So, but then after that, it was.
Speaker 7: Like played with Derek carry. He's played with some good quarterbacks.
Speaker 2: Okay, so maybe that that wasn't the case, but it
was more than anything. Yeah, well turn that around pretty
quick like that.
Speaker 3: I want to see him play out. I want to
see how they doing in Seattle. I mean, they're beating
these shitty teams. I mean, but I want to see
all the dudes.
Speaker 4: Well they could do it.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's possible that they do well up until
and maybe they beat Kansas City during the regular season.
Beat Kansas City in the regular season every year. Yeah, right,
so could they run the table the rest of the season. No,
you don't think so.
Speaker 6: No, that defense scares me. Defense scares me too.
Speaker 7: But they did well again, like shut Rogers down Titans. Yeah,
I know, Rogers got shut down last night.
Speaker 4: Oh Rogers washed.
Speaker 2: People going to know this. Thirty seven to fifteen, the
Jets lose. Is Rogers the problem? Rex Ryan on ESPN
screaming that this is a Ryan excuse me, A Rodgers issue? Definitely?
Rodgers issues, definitely.
Speaker 5: Ye mean that Zach Wilson was five and two and
Rogers is two and five.
Speaker 7: Well, you don't know who they've played either, but I
gotta believe that he's washed at this point. He's not
on pinpoint accuracy. He's overthrowing running backs. You never saw
this guy overthrow.
Speaker 4: Again, No, he didn't.
Speaker 2: But even during the Bills game though, he put one
on one of his players hips in between two Bills players.
I mean, I go, how the hell did he make
that throw?
Speaker 7: Still makes a throw? You go, Okay, there's the old
Aaron Rodgers.
Speaker 2: But then.
Speaker 7: He's thrown six interceptions in three games. That guy went
like two hundred and ninety three completions one time without
an interception.
Speaker 2: Yeah, not everybody's Tom Brady.
Speaker 3: Not everybody can play, you know, great great football till
they're in their late forties. Some people need give it
up in their forties. And that's what he that's what
I'm Aaron Rodgers.
Speaker 7: You know he's he's definitely taking a beat in this
year too. If you watch a talk, Yeah, well he
was after the Bills game. You won't make it through
the season, you don't think so. And that offensive line
played pretty good for him last year. They says a
lot about Buffalo's defensive line in my eyes, like they
Buffalo was all over him. Last week, the Jets offense
line looked like the worst of the league. And then
last night they actually played pretty good against two really
good guys.
Speaker 2: I got a couple of pressures, excuse me.
Speaker 7: But they had why and they had high Tower on
the other side, and that's that's two really good pass rushers.
And actually Tyrone Smith last night looked really good.
Speaker 3: So huh, Buffalo has to be has to get ready
if they go to the playoffs, which we think they
will because their division sucks.
Speaker 4: They gotta beat.
Speaker 3: Baltimore, they gotta be Kansas City. Those are two of
the best teams in the NFL right now, right And
I honestly think Allen's a better quarterback than Lamar.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, but you tied to a Baltimore fan.
They'll argue that, of course.
Speaker 4: I mean, and that's part of the fun.
Speaker 6: Those to those two fake those two fake m VP
that he has.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: Let's go briefly around the league though, real quick. Uh.
Deshaun Watson out for the season.
Speaker 4: He did it on purpose?
Speaker 2: Uh? How do you tear your achilles on purpose? Did
the best thing to happen to Cleveland is Unfortunately. I
don't like seeing a guy get injured. I'm never root
for injury. I never cheer for injury.
Speaker 7: But it's one guy though that you kind of think
maybe karma finally bit him in the asshole.
Speaker 4: I guess.
Speaker 2: I bet she's happy about it.
Speaker 6: That's what I'm trying to say.
Speaker 2: He may be paid, but yesterday he was He was
fifteen for seventeen. Yeah when he went out, so he
was actually looked good. Yes, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: Which is how bad Cincinnati's defense is.
Speaker 4: Right, which they lost to the Patriots.
Speaker 7: I mean, yeah, that game was six nothing for the
longest time on a kickoff return to start the game, right,
I think it was six to nothing at the half.
If I'm not mistaken, I.
Speaker 2: Didn't see it at the half.
Speaker 7: But Cincinnati is not a good team this year. I
don't know what happened to them other than losing Joe
Mixon on the offense.
Speaker 2: What has happened, I don't know.
Speaker 7: They got T Higgins, got Chase uh.
Speaker 5: They but they're starting to put together.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, they have a very easy schedule down the road,
is what they're saying. That's why they don't think they'll
trade T Higgins. They think their schedule is late enough
where they can sneak in the playoffs as a wildcard.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Uh, let me ask you something. Go ahead.
Speaker 3: Do you think d'Arte Adams regrets going to the jetson
not Buffalo?
Speaker 7: He didn't have a say, I don't.
Speaker 3: I mean no, but yet I mean he cut I
mean he's no, but I think.
Speaker 4: I don't way to get him. Yeah, they don't have
the Caps fans.
Speaker 2: They didn't and I don't know that he would be
the right guy. But since you bring it up, is
it possible that the Texans are having buyer's remorse on digs?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's such an asshole, just a little bit.
Speaker 2: I mean, I know yesterday, I think he was held
to like twenty something yards. I think he had five
or six catches. But he the guy he got into
it with on the sideline, and his whole reaction after
that was like basically saying something to the effect of,
you know, f this, I'm never I'm gonna stand up
and say stuff or go whatever, and the coach is
like going to the exact opposite, saying something to the
effect of, don't you know here's what he said. He said,
I don't give a fuck if I'm by myself or
with a million, I'm never the bigger person I'm let
I'm I ain't letting shit go. They picked it up
for whatever, but I ain't. But I ain't with the
football guy shit. I don't know. I wonder what happened.
They didn't say what happened.
Speaker 4: They didn't.
Speaker 7: Did the guy say something about him trying to get
with another guy and drugging him up, because remember that
was a big story last It was this guy could
have gotten his head before the game, which.
Speaker 2: Is very easy to do with the digs. Yeah, he goes, uh, yeah,
I don't give a fuck. If I'm by myself or
with a million I'm never a bigger person. I ain't
gonna let. I ain't letting shit go. They picked it
up or whatever, but I ain't with the football tough
guy shit.
Speaker 6: And then he gets shut down and he basically got
shut down yesterday. And and look, he didn't act like
that in Buffalo.
Speaker 2: No, he didn't act like that. I'll give him that much.
Speaker 3: I thought he was in cancer last year, but he
never stepped out line time he was in Buffalo.
Speaker 2: I don't know if this stuff is true. Tell me, Matt,
we have Josh Allen no interceptions this year. People are
saying that part of The reason they think they were
interceptions was the pressure to get the ball to Diggs
because Diggs was always wanting for the ball.
Speaker 7: I think that's part of it. But the other part
of it is Digs is a very sloppy route runner,
terrible route runner. Or Cooper is the exact opposite. I've
been screaming for Cooper for you guys for weeks. Cooper
will run a precise route. He'll never miss a step.
He might drop a ball here and there, but he's
gonna throw that ball to a spot. And Cooper's going
to end there. And you gotta remember quarterbacks throwing the
ball to a spot. He's not thrown it to.
Speaker 2: A receivers, No, he's not.
Speaker 7: So if this guy is two yards off his route,
it's got the ball's intercepted.
Speaker 6: This is the receiver Alan that I think needs. This
is the receiver.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I think he even made Coleman. He's gonna make
Coleman better.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean against the best number two. Now it
is the number one.
Speaker 3: All of a sudden, you got shek Heir, and you
got Coleman, and you got you know, everybody, you know everybody.
All of a sudden, they're you know, there's you know,
they're not getting double covered or they're double cover and whoever.
Speaker 2: But they were open the whole day. I mean again,
it's Tennessee.
Speaker 7: He's gonna do it. Zachary for them what he did
for Dak and Dallas in twenty eighteen, their offense was
very stagnant at the trade deadline. Similar to this, they
made the trade for Cooper, they took off. They went
from me in three and three and four I believe
it was, and they ended up winning the division that year,
going to the playoffs, pretty deep run. It was a
good year for him. They had nothing before him. They
couldn't do it as Brian was gone. They didn't have
a number one. They were trying to go, you know,
wide receiver by committee. He came in and changed the
culture there and it also took the young guys under
his wing and helped them come along.
Speaker 2: It's perfect, Yeah, it is.
Speaker 6: That is because Dates can't be that guy.
Speaker 2: But so he's more of a team guy, where Dix
is more of a me guy. I guess all right,
because the stuff I'm seeing is they're not Texans. They
lost last night by two points to Green Bay, but
they're not scoring as many points as they had last season.
I don't think c J. Strouds throw as much. I
don't know if you can blame that on the addition
of Digs or the fact that they sort of figured
it out.
Speaker 7: They're missing their best receiver and Nico Collins.
Speaker 2: OK.
Speaker 7: So they also didn't come on to a lesser until
the end of the year. That's when they really turned
it on. They won I think the last six games
of the year and then right into the playoffs and
smack the hell out of Cleveland. But Nico Collins is
that that's the guy that makes that offense run. Until
they get him back, they're gonna be in trouble to wide.
Speaker 2: Receivers because I know that. The head coach said, we
can't be chirping talking about Digs and his little skirmish
ast to whatever went on. Things like that happen. Those
guys have a history, They've been going at it before.
We don't want to encourage that. We just want to
go play ball the right way and make sure we
settle it on the field.
Speaker 7: Marcot Ryan's will not put up with this crap. I
promise you he will.
Speaker 4: Well he shouldn't.
Speaker 2: I mean that's he's a strict by the book guy.
Speaker 7: He will not put up with the devas.
Speaker 2: I don't know that we know all the time. I
remember when I was in high school, there was a
kid who was a little bit younger than me. He
went pro baseball right out of high school. But his
uncle played for the Bengals. He had been in the
USFL that folded, and he played the position to super back,
so he can't even showed us how to make sure
you're running with the ball and tuck it in and
hold it and all that. And I just I remember
him saying that they would get fined for fumbles and
things like and we never really, I never knew that
at that time. I think it was in seventh or
eighth grade. And I'm going with things like this, will
the team find him? And I'm sure the league will,
and we'll probably read about the league, But does the
team do we know, do they sort of have a
kangaroo court so to speak, that they they can Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there's a conduct. I mean, there's a there's a
player of code contact, which is how the NFL is gonna,
you know, find him, and the coaches definitely can do
the same thing to him. It depends on how much
you want to rattle somebody. He could go the Antonio
Brown route real quick here, you think.
Speaker 2: So, I'd love to see it, really love Antonio Brown
ship was wild when I mean that happened right, and
you think about it. It was Brady who went to
bat for him to get him on Tampa Bay, right,
and then he just takes his helmet off, walks off.
Didn't he take off everything?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 2: What is it against the Jets? Against the joke? Yeah?
Speaker 4: And that's who was who was the Bill that quit halftime.
Speaker 2: Till his corner? He just didn't go back out there
to go back out him out of here? You know what,
He just did a halftime to be like, you know what,
I'm retiring. How brutal is that sport? Though?
Speaker 4: That's the thing that you fucking realized?
Speaker 2: How bad were the Bills?
Speaker 6: And yeah they were a joke of the NFL.
Speaker 2: It was uh Is it possible that Allen was on
a Yeah it might have been. Was that twenty eighteen?
Speaker 4: I think I feel like the playoffs that year after
after he retired.
Speaker 7: I think you're right with the guy's name because he's
a former cult too.
Speaker 2: Did it?
Speaker 7: I can't remember the guy quit.
Speaker 2: How could you feel about the Cowboys after a nice
week's rest?
Speaker 4: They lost thirty one thirteen to the Byeway and we
lost on the Byeway?
Speaker 7: Are you talking about? We got the forty nine ers
next Sunday night?
Speaker 2: Okay, but they lost, didn't they? Yeah?
Speaker 7: The Chiefs who their defense is phenomenal?
Speaker 2: What is it with the fucking Chiefs? I mean they're
under the GM.
Speaker 7: There is amazing?
Speaker 2: Is that what?
Speaker 4: It is?
Speaker 7: Absolutely amazing? He traded Tyreek, turned into a bunch of
other things and made defense out of it. So he
took all those draft picks, drafted all defense and now
he's you know, slides a wide receiver in here and there.
But as long as you have Patrick, you're gonna be good.
But Patrick Dame have to do ship yesterday except for
run the ball.
Speaker 2: How does somebody become a GM like we've had the
kid from Canadaigua who's now the GM of the Bears.
I'm forgetting his name off the top of my head
byan Poles Ryan, thank you, But how do you get
that job? Because I think I saw your post talking
about this guy being the Kansas City Chiefs GM being
the best in the league and I go, I bet
you would love to have that, Gick, I would love
to have that. Yeah, how do you get there as.
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 2: Because you don't I'm talking about with the NFL.
Speaker 3: But you don't think that he's was the Dan Mason
has been offered offered jobs, not maybe GM, but an
assistant GM in the NFL and Major League Baseball.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't be surprised if I wouldn't be surprised. He's
one of the best.
Speaker 4: You say it.
Speaker 2: I think the Bills the new president up there. I mean,
he used to do a sports talk show on nine
to ninety AM here in Rochester, and then I think
he worked for the Bills and then wind up working
in baseball with the Marlins and stuff, and then came
back and now he's the president of the Bills.
Speaker 4: I forgot what his name.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like Gwan or something. But there was a.
Speaker 3: Time where when Buffalo was all the bullish, there was
a rumor that he that they offered in the assistant
general man.
Speaker 2: Well could have I don't know, I mean, well, could have.
You're right, I just go.
Speaker 7: That's a tough one though, because he's not bringing players
in right now. The Major League Baseball team is bringing
his players in. So his job right now is to
advertise and get people in the seats, and he's great
at that. I don't know if he's a player acquisition guy.
Speaker 4: Don't you point the marketing type guy.
Speaker 3: But yeah, but don't you think Bill he could being
in it that long he wouldn't learn how to he
would learn.
Speaker 2: How I'm sure. I just I don't know because I'm watching.
Like you know, Lynch who's the GM of the forty
nine ers, was a player linebacker won. I think with
Tampa Bay it's pretty.
Speaker 7: Crazy because that guy doesn't have any scouting history, That's
what I mean. So like Joe Shane for the Giants,
he started out as an intern, yeah, and then worked
his way up with the Bills, and then when Davile
moved over there, he took him with him, right, But
he started out as just an intern and they moved
up to a scout and more things like that, and
then became like an assistant and that's how he got there.
So you got to put a lot of years in.
These guys usually aren't young. No, Joe Shane, he's a
young kid. Yeah, he's They're not usually in their thirties
it was years ago.
Speaker 3: That was like in his early twenties. It was general
manager of Oh Teddy some Yeah, and then he went
to the Cubs. Yeah, he was to the Cubs.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he was young, but he interned for a long
time under them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it was then he got up on stage
and played guitar with Pearl Jam at.
Speaker 7: The Still he's still a great GM. He's doing great
things with the Cubs right now. When he's with the Cubs.
Speaker 2: With nothing nothing literally nothing. Yeah, he's with the Cubs
which have Dan Mason.
Speaker 4: Man, we could I mean we're talking about general talk about.
Speaker 2: I can on tonight.
Speaker 4: But Vonte Davis were retired at halftime.
Speaker 2: Fonte Davis, he just said, it's too cold. I'm going home.
That's that'd be me. I'd be like, is too cold
out of here? How bad it was in California? Though
I thought it was at home. I was at home.
It has at home. It was at home. Do you
think it was home there? Letting them write down there
Vante from California.
Speaker 4: Maybe I was against the Chargers my fault.
Speaker 2: Yes, it was against the Chargers, but it was it
was Ashole.
Speaker 4: How big and now he's dead.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, TSD Man has no choke with these players.
The amount of hits they take to the head is
not It's not funny, man, It's really a serious issue
that needs to be looked into.
Speaker 2: Well, who who on the bills had the helmet yesterday?
What a dick?
Speaker 6: What do you mean the guy the guy that did
the helmet to helmet?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no, not that guy.
Speaker 7: I meant had the one of the guys wearing one
of those.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you would think it'd be it's not is chestnuts.
It's the Uh. Yeah, somebody did I forget who it was.
It might have been somebody on special teams. I did
see it. That's yeah, I did see that. All right,
we will uh will take a moment uh making headlines
around the state and into some big news organizations. Is
the Monroe County Sheriff's Department. They solved a murder. I
don't know if you remember, a body was fished out
of the Genesee you got it exactly, and it was
their sister. So Deputy Hurley's going to join us talking
about that, and just when should you have somebody have
a welfare check on somebody like That's how this started.
They just went to do a routine welfare check. Didn't
think anything was really going on. And then they find
out that.
Speaker 3: I could play dickhead about this though, too, because the
cops are so busy that that stuff like this gets
put underneath the rug, you know.
Speaker 2: Right right. So well, he'll he'll give us kind of
a little a little bit of insight on that, and
then we'll talk a little bit about conflict resolution among
kids and what's going on with that kind of.
Speaker 4: You go missing for two weeks, we'll send.
Speaker 3: No one will care, Yes they will, yeah, No, who cares.
Somebody's might miss me?
Speaker 2: Yes, there you go, yeah, one of the kids. Yeah,
all right, we'll get to all that b TV, wood fire,
pizza and grill on the mall at Grease Ridge, Man
Matt brought in tonight. What is it called again? Honey
garlic steak bites. Honey garlic state bite steak bites over
rice with broccoli, which is phenomenal, phenomenal, I'm telling you, phenomenal.
It's uh, it's not. Is it a special for the order.
Speaker 7: It is a special till till December.
Speaker 2: Till December, but probably become like a mainstay. I think sure,
I'm not gonna tell them how to abody. No, I
won't tell anybody. But if you're looking to watch, I
mean the Yankees and the Dodgers, it's gonna be a
world series. The Dodgers fan right there, a Yankee fan
right there, and.
Speaker 4: Waiting a week to start.
Speaker 2: It's a great question because it gets it's gonna into
November basically, right, there's a good chance to goes in.
Speaker 3: Well, don't they do that because they there would have
been two more games with the If the game's Dodgers
Mets went seven.
Speaker 7: Then they win six. But they're saying would be the
last game. But they're saying if they yeah, why you
gotta wait till Friday.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't understand because it's not like
anything else is going on.
Speaker 7: Just anyways, you need to the games. The season starts
in April, it's freezing. It ends in November. It's freezing.
It doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 2: No, it does well.
Speaker 4: The starting in April.
Speaker 5: I can understand that if they started like the last
in the South team Toronto has a doll and Florida
used to have.
Speaker 7: It the one year that they actually had a lot
of teams like that. There's a lot of West, a
lot of South, and then a lot of teams with domes.
So it actually made CeNSE the ship for the first time.
But even when the Yankees open up in April, it
was you know, twenty four degrees outside.
Speaker 2: Well, I think, uh, it should be a great World Series.
It should be right. I mean, you've got sho hey Otani,
you've got judge exactly what.
Speaker 5: I wonder if I wonder if you pitches, I'll.
Speaker 7: Take that chance with that obow seventy million dollars year.
Speaker 2: Chance does he.
Speaker 4: Need to pitch? I mean he had a pretty good
offensive year.
Speaker 7: He did take him was about six to eight months
to come back from an obo injury for your to
hit though, So if you got it now, he wouldn't
be ready in the spring. Yeah, all right, you'd be
ready about well, you would be ready about June.
Speaker 2: So it might be you'll see all the games, fifty TVs.
They're all right there at BTV. You can go in
and get a nice shareble, get yourself a cocktail, a
nice cold beer or beverage. What is it, the F Hillman? Yeah,
the F Hillman shot. You can have that wins uh,
And anytime the bills are playing of course, you know,
hitting every time there's a touchdown, the bill, shout song,
great environment, perfect place to watch it all. Bt B.
I want to say something about that.
Speaker 3: I learned more about the bills, about the bills and
what they do at games and stuff like that when
I was in Florida than I do.
Speaker 2: When when uh, when the shout songs played here in Rochester.
What do you mean?
Speaker 3: They have a train, They have a train like in Florida,
Matt Matt's in Florida. They all of a sudden they
play music. When the commercial comes on and they play music.
They play the train, they play everybody's singing to the song.
Speaker 7: They have the train go. They have a DJ that
plays the whole time. It's really a party.
Speaker 2: Wait a second, and a bar.
Speaker 7: It's called the Patio in Tampa. In Buffalo.
Speaker 2: That that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: People in Florida are more passionate about the bills than
people in this area.
Speaker 7: Well, at least in Rochester or.
Speaker 4: The bar and Miami.
Speaker 7: Can't speak, can't speak for Buffalo. I'd like to go
to a game in Buffalo at a bar.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've never hearn.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we were at imperially yesterday and that was not
the greatest.
Speaker 2: I mean in the.
Speaker 7: Amist the atmosphere rush is not that greedy. These fans
need to step it up a little bit, huh.
Speaker 2: I know, first time I heard the Killer Song was
in Buffalo, or in Florida.
Speaker 4: bTB would fire pizza and grill.
Speaker 2: That's where you need to go. It's in the mall
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National news with the great police work solving a case
from where a sister murdered her older sister. What could
you possibly do?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 6: Somebody have to murder online.
Speaker 2: It had to be money. It has to be money financial.
Don't you think something to that? The fact that it
would be that. Uh. With more on all that, we
will bring in our friend.
Speaker 4: I wonder if forget in the water to help out.
I know he's on the scuba team.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know. We can ask him right there,
Deputy Hurley, Hello, Deputy Hurley, how are you? We're doing well?
I need to stop the music. I forget they're on
the same thing.
Speaker 4: Uh so this is music?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you had your own theme music. Now and by
the way, nobody else in the in the studio can
see you. But you have have a beard now. I
don't remember the beard, do they? I thought they they
only had a mustache policy.
Speaker 5: Coming up on November, I know the cruise cop friends
is starting his growth yesterday.
Speaker 2: Is this for November? Yep?
Speaker 8: It's to raise money for cancer research the Beards for
Bucks programs. We need to do it every couple of
years or this time of year.
Speaker 2: The uh what is beards for Bucks?
Speaker 8: People don't I could hear myself and it was messing
me up.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm sorry. I was just thinking the same thing.
Is there an echo? Let me go and do this
setting here and just make sure that there's no echo.
Usually there's something that I can look at here that'll
Bill Moran technically difficulty. Well that's all right. We got
his middle name audio. Uh echo cancelations on. Let's see,
it's probably on my end. Well, that's right, is it?
Is it really bad? No?
Speaker 9: I just hear everything I say, and I throws me
off because I'm like, oh God, is that what I
really sound like?
Speaker 2: Yes, it is. It's exactly what you sound like.
Speaker 9: But so, beards for bucks is a couple months a
year this time of year. The sheriff allows us to
grow beards if we raise money for certain charities. Usually
it's like a camp, you know, breast cancer research or
children's cancer, you know, very deserving charities like that.
Speaker 2: What is the uh oh that that's a nice thing
that he does. In terms of that. Talk about this
this case and I know that it was a welfare
check that led to the arrest of Jamie Bush, a
fifty three year old woman who is accused of killing
her sister and her sister's body found in the Genesee River.
But you know it's just one of these routine welfare checks.
That's pretty good police work that somebody figured there was
more to that more going on there.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it was definitely astute deputy who you know, we
respond to a lot of these calls.
Speaker 4: Family member or friend.
Speaker 8: Somebody calls and says.
Speaker 9: Hey, I haven't been able to get in touch with
my loved one.
Speaker 8: I don't live in the area.
Speaker 9: Could you just go try to, you know, check on them.
They're not answering their phone or their phone's turned off,
and you know, deputies will go to the house. They
check the house, see if there's cars there, knock on
the door, try to make every attempt they can to
get in touch with somebody. You know, sometimes it's as
simple as somebody's out mowing their lawn or shoveling the
driveway or doing something outdoors and they just don't answer
the phone. But anytime it's been days where you haven't
been able to get in contact with somebody, that definitely
raises some red flags.
Speaker 2: How long do you have to wait before there's a
welfare check?
Speaker 9: So you know, there's there's two different things, like this
was a check the welfare and it's really on the person.
You know, if if you talk to somebody every single
day at a certain time and then you don't talk
to them at the next day at that certain time,
that's long.
Speaker 8: Enough to do a welfare check.
Speaker 9: You know, anytime your instincts tell you that somebody's not okay,
I mean, we don't want you to you know, you
haven't talked to somebody for ten minutes.
Speaker 8: And they're not answering your call or you know, it's
also who are we talking about here?
Speaker 9: We're talking about a daughter, a child, a parent or
is this like the girlfriend that just won't answer your
call or she broke up with you and she won't
return your call.
Speaker 2: You know, please please tell me some some mark the
soldier type called you up, winding that their girlfriend broke
up with them and they're not answering the phone.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we get all kinds of calls.
Speaker 2: You're kidding me. So guys have called up different stuff.
Speaker 4: Wow, I know you would never.
Speaker 2: Do that as well. I mean I have friends that
are cops. I might have you know. Oh well, all right,
if you say, hey, man, would you just check to
make sure she's yes, Yeah, check.
Speaker 4: To make sure I needed to, don't it an alibi?
Speaker 2: Yes? That was a soccer So that's the thing tell
me about, you know, with this kind of stuff, the
welfare check all that. One of the things that I'm
seeing is now and I don't know if you saw
this in terms of just mental health welfare. There's a
story in the Times in Wayne County about a couple
that got arrested because they had they were drunk. They
were driving, they were at the Wendy's drive through. They
didn't get the sauces that they wanted, and they wound
up getting out of the car and going after employees
and fighting through the window. The woman was arrested for
DWI because she was over the point zero eight. This
is also her second conviction of a DWI or she
has a prior conviction already, and she, I think is
thirty six. The guy's forty one. But they got into
this over getting the wrong sauce with their order. The
fuck is happening?
Speaker 4: I get pretty Pisseduff I get the wrong sauce, Not
like that motherfucker you mes sauce?
Speaker 2: Well, what happened? This is go ahead?
Speaker 9: I mean I think this would probably be the straw
that broke the camel's back. Right, This isn't everything was great.
You just won the lottery, Life's going well, but they
didn't give you your you know.
Speaker 8: Chick fil a sauce or whatever.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 9: You know, this is probably something that's been building up
and they've probably been lashing out and the signs have
been there, but either nobody picked up on them, or
you know, they just got away with it for so long.
But you know, there's usually there's some signs there that
people are at their wits end before they actually snap.
Speaker 2: Well, these people apparently snap. I know that you guys
do a lot of social media and try to watch
for things and you know, make sure that you're sort
of tuned into the communities and what's what's happening. I
have learned something new, and I don't know if you've
heard of this or not, but a new diss is
that if I had a friend that was killed and
somebody who's sort of my enemy or wants to get
under my skin says I'm gonna smoke your dead friend's ashes,
I don't know why this would be a thing.
Speaker 4: Did you learn this from your fourteen year old son?
Speaker 2: I did?
Speaker 4: You're becoming Hipper and Hipper by the.
Speaker 2: Dead, I am and uh, but I learned this. And
the only reason I ask is because kids are like
fighting over this, Like these kids want to go and
fight each other or kill each other. And I go,
what happened to conflict resolution? And what happened to busting
balls in some way? I mean, not that, not that I'm
going to tell somebody I'm gonna smoke their dead relative,
but Jesus.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, I mean it definitely the immature side of
me would have a few things to say about you
inhaling one of my friends.
Speaker 8: But yeah, I don't. I don't even know where it
would begin with that one.
Speaker 9: That's that's just weird, is like I don't even know
if I would be insulted or if I would just
be perplexed and trying to figure out what that why?
Speaker 2: Well, the thing what I'm seeing is like some kid
was like really really upset about this, and they were
applying to plan of time where they could go kick
this kid's ass and this other. And I'm going, this
kind of stuff is what seems to lead and escalate
into further and further violence. And I go, is there
anybody talking to these kids? About conflict resolution and can
you at all?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean, there definitely needs to be some kind
of de escalation and figuring out what's really important.
Speaker 2: In life, you know.
Speaker 8: I mean as a as a police officer, you learned
a lot, a lot of the.
Speaker 9: A lot of sticks and stones kind of roll down
your back, right, because you arrest somebody and they're especially
intoxicated people. They're in the backseat, they're saying everything they
possibly can just to get you to do something and react, right,
So you learn to just shrug these things off and
what's really important?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, I don't know. I'm I'm navigating that world
and I'm trying to uh fill time, fill every moment
with an activity somewhere, so there isn't any of that
kind of stuff.
Speaker 5: What uh, what's the craziest thing you've heard somebody in
the back of your car?
Speaker 8: I don't know if I could share it?
Speaker 4: Yes, you can.
Speaker 2: There's no we're all friends here, no FCC regulations here.
Speaker 8: I didn't had everything.
Speaker 9: You had, threats of physical harm to uh, you know,
having raping me in parking lots if they ever saw
me off duty too, when you're already in trouble, you know, like.
Speaker 4: What what does that say about them? I don't get.
Speaker 3: I don't get blaming the cops, blaming the officer for
the d w I.
Speaker 2: Hey man, I would have gotten home if you didn't
stop me. No one was getting hurt, no warm. I
would have got home and I got my d w
I you hit a tree.
Speaker 6: Yeah, when I got mine, the true stopped from getting home.
Speaker 2: Then the concert resting the copter rested me.
Speaker 3: After two weeks later, him and his family came into
Pits Abillies.
Speaker 2: Me and him look really cool. I was talking to
him compass.
Speaker 7: I can't talk about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that explosive diarrhea, maybe that would be terrible. Well,
deputy early, nice job with the good police work. I
always think that it should be commended when things happened
like that, And certainly this was an odd case. Right.
You just go out for a welfare check and the
next thing you know, you're fishing a body out and realize.
Speaker 5: Were you in the water helping fishing out?
Speaker 9: So I was in the water, but I was not
in the water recovering the body. I went in the
next day after the recovery to see if there was
any more evidence that we could try to find you know,
we were using the sonar to scan the river to
look for any kind of clues or evidence that we
could use.
Speaker 2: What what what would you look for like rings or
anything missing limb?
Speaker 8: Well, you know, it's like everything.
Speaker 9: You have to rule out every possible cause because you're
you're trying to find out who involved, what happened. As
you can imagine, the water is not very helpful when
it comes to human bodies and trying to figure out
what happened.
Speaker 2: Uh, So you're.
Speaker 8: Looking for weapons, You're looking for you know, extra clothes,
maybe shoes, you know.
Speaker 9: Anything that could be part of the case, and you're
ruling out things that aren't part of it.
Speaker 8: Was there a gun in the river? Was there a
knife in the river? Was there you know, a car?
Speaker 9: Any of that stuff you're ruling out sometimes what's not
there too.
Speaker 2: That's uh sounds like a fun job. It's a blast.
I think there's probably days it is, but I would
think there's days like that. I don't know. Well, I
appreciate it, and uh, good work on the Sheriff's department.
I did see Baxter's picture in the post.
Speaker 9: Oh absolutely, so Yeah, these are these are interesting right
because it's fine line between a check the welfare that
turns into a missing person. A lot of a lot
of hours go into this, and you know, you have
investigators who come in and for just hours and hours
on end during the weekend, giving up time with their
families to search an eight acre property trying, you know,
desperately to find this person number one, hopefully to find
them alive and well, or you know, did an accident
happen where they trimming trees and you get anything, really
trying to rule it all out and then you know, sadly.
Speaker 8: You know how it turned out.
Speaker 9: But a lot of work, a lot of great work
by the Sheriff's department, pat ourselves on the back there,
but you know, just a sad and just tragic ending.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I thank you and congratulations on the on
the good work and hopefully you're stay out of the
river for a while. Thanks guys, all right, we'll see
you later. Deputy Hurley from the Monroe County Sheriff's Department,
he's talking about people in the back, say, anybody see
the the the dash cam of Patrick Mahomes's father when
he got arrested for dwy oh Man And he's trying
and they make it sound it's hard to tell because
what he's saying is is, I'm not drunk. Can I'm
not drunk? And the officer, I think it was a
female officer, She's like, okay, all right, you're not drunk.
She doesn't say anything, but he's going, I can't have
my kid. I'm you know, my son has It was
a Super Bowl, right, wasn't it for the Bowl? Yeah,
he's got a huge game. I can't have this in
his head. Is there any way that we can just
do something? So I don't? And I felt like it
was more a father trying to.
Speaker 4: Be pointing down at the same time, can we just
do something?
Speaker 2: No? He was not nice, but I mean I felt
like it was a like a father trying to protect
his kid out of you know, what would be a
huge distraction before a Super Bowl versus definitely trying to
get out of a dwy. I I think if they
said to him, well, we'll bring you home and uh,
we'll come back and arrest you later, I think he
probably would have gone for that. But it's it's an
interesting thing to hear him going, hey, you know who's
your son Patrick Mahomes? Oh okay, yeah, I.
Speaker 4: Think they are all like, yeah, all right, you drunk
hole man. You're Magic Mahome's father.
Speaker 2: Okay, I get.
Speaker 7: If you can get your son to forces trade to Dallas,
I can let you go.
Speaker 2: You got enforced it. Well that was in Texas too,
wasn't it where you gonna last? Yeah? Yeah, that would
have been. Man. Yeah, you have had to heard some
good I'm not drunk. I'm throwing throwing people out stories
nothing from B to B or for me anywhere? Like
you had to ask people to leave who were drunk
or oh yeah, you know you try to get punched. No, no, man,
have you yeah? Oh yeah, try to.
Speaker 6: Take somebody's keys keys.
Speaker 5: Mark's been on both sides of that. I feel like
Mark's been asked to leave a few times too.
Speaker 2: I never got kicked out of a place where my
keys haven't taken.
Speaker 4: You get kicked out over time that one weekend you
mean chance?
Speaker 3: Oh that's right, that was what thirty years ago, you
got kicked out of overtime.
Speaker 2: We were hammered.
Speaker 3: Oh and then we were I was friends with the owners,
and you still got kicked out.
Speaker 2: Who gets who gets asked to leave? More men or women?
I'm assuming men but I don't know, you'd be surprised.
Speaker 4: That's why I'm bringing it up.
Speaker 2: I think I might be.
Speaker 5: I feel like women feel like they have more of
a free pass and they're not gonna get thrown out.
Speaker 4: But I feel like they probably get thrown out more.
It's usually men.
Speaker 7: But you'd be surprised how many women get thrown out?
Speaker 2: Really, Okay, I could. I always wondered, just in terms
of like when they get mouth I mean, I've seen
women get pretty mouthy to like I'm you know whatever,
I'm not drunk, dancing, taking off a tough.
Speaker 4: And there's and they usually they're probably swinging to.
Speaker 7: We've we've banned a few women in the last year
or two banned.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the last year.
Speaker 5: As a guy never passed the point of your security
couldn't handle you had to call.
Speaker 7: Grease please, scary has always handled it.
Speaker 2: Be able to do that. All right, We'll take a moment.
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Speaker 4: Who is this?
Speaker 2: This is uh Danny and the Healthy Fast.
Speaker 4: Did you get to stick through this song that they did?
I send it over to Yes, I did.
Speaker 2: And I will Uh, I will play that. Can you
have it on your phone? I do, Yeah, we'll play it.
Did Joe Pricotta write this? I don't think so. I
don't like it. It sounds like the Runaways.
Speaker 7: Does honted house?
Speaker 2: I had haunted houses to me and people jumping out
scaring the ship. It's so funny easy. I don't I
don't like it. But if I can work a haunted house,
I would be okay scaring people. I have a compilation
of videos of me scaring my middle son, uh from
years ago, and I would always pop out of places
and have the camera. And I don't know why I
got a thrill out of that. There you go, like
seeing the kids shit his pants, that was.
Speaker 4: Fine, we'll get you a job of veer. No.
Speaker 2: But see that's the thing, like I think I'd be
okay with a job like that, But I fucking hate
those things. I don't like it when it's me. And
but I do think that there was uh, somebody who
decided to live in a storage unit. Okay, they had
a storage unit and they were living in it and
they passed away and no one knew where they were
in there. Oh yeah, nobody knew they were in there.
And the name of the video, and you can look
this up is pop Goes the Body.
Speaker 7: Man, Oh, I don't think I want to look it up.
Speaker 2: It's called pop Goes the Body and you literally it
just swolls all into the person like exploded. And as
they're cleaning it. They go, yeah, well this is the
fat from the person that we're trying to scrape off here.
It was really nasty, But I go, what a great
haunt if you could find a way to recreate that
where you walk through a room, nobody jumps out, just
somebody just burst and you're covered in slime or something.
How fucking wild would that be?
Speaker 4: Why don't we do one hundred house next year?
Speaker 2: Well, there's there is this one. It's in Nashville and Huntsville.
It's called mccamee Manor, and it's where people go and
get tortured. Like it's gotten worse over the years. It's
a forty p disclaimer that you have to sign. You
have to do an interview on FaceTime before you go.
I don't even know how much it costs. But this
one woman did it and she couldn't complete. She had
to drop out. She wanted to go back, so they
let her. But they do things like throw you in
a trunk, cover your face with cell phone, shaved her head.
She had shaved marks in her head. Yeah, this is
like legitimate torture. Cut her foot. Yeah, I don't know,
a great time. It sounds fucking horrible on the first date.
That would be a great you know what you learned?
You got You're right, you would learn a lot about
your first date.
Speaker 4: That would be a right. What happens if you run
off like a little scream?
Speaker 2: This is the thing I hate them because I would
do the or I love the guys who you ever
see the like the videos of the person who sits
out on Halloween, like they're dressed as a scarecrow or something.
They're slumped over in a chair with a bowl of
candy and as somebody comes, they like grabbed their hand.
And then I've seen somewhere like the father gets freaked
out and punched this guy right in the face.
Speaker 7: I've done it. What do you mean, I've done that
in a scary house. I don't like to be touched,
and just out of reaction, somebody touched me and I
didn't think twice about it, and I popped the guy
right in the mouth, like I didn't mean to it,
just it was a natural reaction.
Speaker 4: I wonder how much that happens to these people. Where
was the scary house words?
Speaker 7: In Canada?
Speaker 5: We had one last year in our neighborhood that did that,
and I could see it. I saw the guy moving prior,
so of course didn't tell Brady and he scared the
ship out of Brady.
Speaker 2: It was awesome. How was Brady like seven? Yeah, I
mean it is funny to see a little kids, but like,
I don't any anything hallowe. Why don't you like Halloween?
I never liked Halloween.
Speaker 3: I was never a big because this is the thing
you fucking get, You fucking get to wear a mask
and adds like an asshole for a day. So you
put a mask on, everybody's an asshole. Everybody thinks that
that that person they have the mask on with. It's
such a juvenile holiday, well prefers bedit in sixty four
days a year.
Speaker 2: What about the like but adult like back of my twenties,
and I was never a big fan of this. But
when it was diamonds and stuff, they had girls, Yeah,
holy crap, what they'd get slutted up? That part of Halloween.
It's pretty great.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's the greatest part of Halloween.
Speaker 2: That outside of that, I was never a fan. Even
as a kid. It was Yeah, I like getting the candy,
that was about it. But the uh and then back
when I I was I think in the New Halloween movie.
They have one where they there's a kid. They're knocking
on the door and they're screaming, oh, we just got
candy from your house and there was a razor in it,
and my friend's out there, and they put fake blood
and fake vomit on the ground and the person goes
out and then all of a sudden, the kid pops
up and scares the shit out of them. It's in
the New Halloween movie or whatever it's on. Uh uh,
you know what's the peacock? And you can watch this.
But I go, that's the kind of shit that we
used to hear all the time. I never hear about
anybody putting pins or razors or.
Speaker 5: Cool enough neighbor that would share their edibles with you,
because that was always the thing.
Speaker 4: You're gonna get drugs, gotave your parents check it.
Speaker 2: No, I don't remember that at all.
Speaker 7: You think that was ever a thing? Like?
Speaker 2: Not just paranoia? I think so, I think sharing their
weed or.
Speaker 7: I mean, like the knife, you're not gonna get a
razor blade in your candy?
Speaker 4: Is there like a YouTube video on it?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't remember. It had to happen
somewhere but I don't remember. We've heard about those stories
and it was like ship that went viral before viral
was a thing.
Speaker 4: It's that.
Speaker 2: And I also remember on Halloween as you got older,
pedophiles that I could see. But you know, well, now
pedophiles aren't allowed to like they have a warning, you
can't go near.
Speaker 4: This house or whatever and not go.
Speaker 2: Some people may see that as a challenge to try
to get up there. And if you're a pedophile, why
the fuck do you want to you want anything? I'd
leave town for the night, I'd go, So wouldn't you
just go somewhere else? So no one can can.
Speaker 3: Get a house as a creepy house on North Greek
Road because someone was murdered there.
Speaker 2: When was this ninety five? Ninety five? Yeah? How okay,
do you know? Did you know the person? I did?
Speaker 4: I actually knew, Yeah, I knew.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't know him like hang out and know him,
but I knew who he was. Yeah, a murdered, shot,
stab stabbed, joked, stabbed, stabbed. That's a little more intimate
to me.
Speaker 7: Wasn't a house avision? Was that what I was?
Speaker 2: Yeah? It was house avision. You were saying it was
a drug deal gone bad. But that makes sense. Yeah,
he was living with his parents.
Speaker 3: He was, but his wife moved to Minnesota and she's
never been back to Rochester since.
Speaker 2: Good what how could you blame her?
Speaker 3: Well, ex's wife, I should say, yeah, but I think
she did it or had it done or had it done. Yeah,
I mean he was only I don't know much drugs
were going. I mean, do you do you stab over weed?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 2: No? But back then he didab over money, so yeah,
over money? And then who knows was stuff like I
didn't even know pink cocaine was a thing until I
read about the kid from One Direction who healthier.
Speaker 4: It's like the pink salt, I go.
Speaker 2: Cocaine. I did you see a TMG anything goes pink cocaine?
Speaker 4: I what is that? That's what I was thinking.
Speaker 7: I've never heard it.
Speaker 2: Pink cocaine. That's what the headline of TMZ. I didn't
have time to read the article, but I go so
over that ship. Yeah, money wise, I'm sure you're going
to come in probably probably got you know, definitely probably weed.
But your wife leaves, so you're thinking how much would
it cost? Like what is the going rate to kill somebody?
Speaker 6: What depends she could have been with some guy that wanted.
Speaker 4: To be with her.
Speaker 2: Yeah, get him out of the way.
Speaker 4: Him out of the way.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 4: But the poor.
Speaker 3: Parents that haven't seen their grandkids, I mean grandkids. Their
kids must be in their twenties, twenties, thirties by so.
Speaker 2: She cut off all contact with the family altogether. Yeap,
that just screams. That does scream guilty. Yeah, don't you think.
I think there's certain things that people do, like even
when they're talking and like shit, it's the people that
protest too much. You know what you want to do
with people who who are like they let him talk.
Let them just talk because they'll eventually something. Here's the
thing with Greece.
Speaker 6: I noticed that Greece has all these crimes that are
never solved.
Speaker 2: Do you ever hear about the how they in?
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, never they know who did it, but they will,
but they've never they've never arrested and never had suppose
they never had enough evidence.
Speaker 4: But they know who did it.
Speaker 2: And he walks around free with a smirk on his
face all the time. Oh I don't like that. No,
I don't do you know about I mean, you live
out there do you.
Speaker 1: Do?
Speaker 2: You know who it is as a popular guy.
Speaker 7: So there's no way he was getting there was no
way they were gonna sen him the jail for that.
Speaker 2: Nope, what's that still? Because I wasn't here then nine? Yeah, yeah,
so was that some kind of scorn love? Wasn't there
some I thought there was a motive behind it?
Speaker 4: There was? Then the fire just took off, and it
was just.
Speaker 3: The motive behind it was he was trying to make
a name for himself. So indeed was he started a
fire and make a trash can and he and he
would be the first one there.
Speaker 2: To put it out and put the help put out. Well,
all of a sudden it just burned down the whole
freaking place.
Speaker 7: A terrible firefighter, he should find a new likelihood at
that point. I mean, it's just a trash can out.
Speaker 6: There's so much politics.
Speaker 4: What a fucking freaking trash can taking a piss on him?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that must have.
Speaker 6: But that must have been something on the walls and
all this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because yeah, that's interesting because my father said, like
when he started teaching, it was the early seventies, so
Vietnam was still going on to seventy. He goes. The
kids would like fires in the trash cans. Often like
fights would break out and somebody light a fire and
be a distraction. But no school burned down.
Speaker 5: So weren't they all were all those buildings in the
seventies buildings.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, fire retarge supposed to be. Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's all politics. It's all politics in Greece. That's the problem.
You know, this guy knows this guy, and this guy's know.
The case has been opened five five six different times
in the last forty years.
Speaker 2: Really, and that person, you think his finger gets tight
every time it gets wrong.
Speaker 3: Every ten years the DNC does a new article. Yeah, no,
I don't think so. I think he's so cocky.
Speaker 6: He's that he doesn't think anything anything.
Speaker 4: Whatever happened?
Speaker 2: You can walk around with that, huh in your head?
I wonder, I mean it would be weird. Family guy.
Does he have a family. Yeah, I want kids.
Speaker 6: I went to school.
Speaker 4: I went to school with his kids. Yeah, that's weird,
that's fucked up.
Speaker 3: But I've just, for some reason, just it just reminds
me that they well, never that's a cold case. The
murder in my house was a cold case, you know,
And it's like nothing that's ever been solved, and it
seems like it's right there in front of them, like
the wife, I mean, like the wife did what wife
did it?
Speaker 6: I mean, yeah, it just seems like they can reopen it.
Speaker 2: Well. Look, they reopened the axe murder case from nineteen
eighty two, the Brighton axe murder guy, and they and
they did say with new dana evidence or whatever that
he was guilty. He ended up dying of cancer, uh,
shortly after all this went down. But they reopened that case.
And he was a guy who disappeared as well. And
I and I think a similar thing where her the
daughter who was sitting by her mom's body when they
came with an axe stuck in her head. I don't
know that she saw our grandparents and stuff for years.
Speaker 3: I found I faced on something. It was a place
set of how they end. So my brother goes, why
don't we just go burn it in his driveway?
Speaker 2: That would be terrible. Here here's when it's a freak accident.
I don't know if anybody's all. This woman who's a
from Italy, she's a renowned surfer, surfs around the world.
She's surfing in Malaysia, and gets impaled by a swordfish
by a fucking like, what are the chances two inches
deep into right by her heart in her side. Of course,
the pain goes down and she ends up drowning and dying.
But I go of all the freak fucking things every like,
we hear shark attack more often than anything. Now people
still going to the word. I've never heard of someone
being impaled by a swordfish ever in my life. Swordfish
that now far. But there'd be another haunted house attraction, right,
You made my house a haunted house? Why because the
person was murdered there?
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's mark sitting on the front porch.
Speaker 2: That would be crazy. Kids are allowed to come up
to the porch the stay away dress up as a pedophile.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm just watching.
Speaker 2: You don't need that. Do you ever hear anything like?
Do you here? Do you believe in ghosts?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 2: I do, Yeah, you do. Do you hear things in
your house? You think there was air? And I swear
to god there was.
Speaker 3: I woke up one morning and I heard her girl crying,
and I thought it was one of the roommate's girlfriends
or nothing. I was the only one home, really, and
I couldn't find out where the sound was.
Speaker 5: Just the night after w I no, that was Mark crying.
Speaker 2: See the echoes of his own tears. So there are
people that believe that when somebody dies, like suddenly, like
it is murdered, or even if they're in a really
drugged out state like even morphine or whatever, that their
spirit hangs around and they don't know they're dead. There
are people that believe this and they attach to a
human like a person who's alive, right because they need
that energy. Supposedly, I believe that there's a ghost.
Speaker 5: I don't know it's a there's a lot of real
So like iod I die, Mark finds me my soul
attached to you?
Speaker 2: Got it? You got no know. What Mark has to
do is tell you to go to go to release
yourself and ask for people to come and get you.
There are people who believe this, like how fucked up
with now? That would be something? Would you go to?
Would you go to watch an exorcism? People? There are
people who do exercisms. There are people that do exorcisms
that say that when there's somebody comes out. There have
been people and they've I don't know, they've documented it
enough other than pictures, which always makes you but they
have like a black eye or something because the spirit
came out. There's a movie. I know there's a movie,
but it's a no, not the Exorcist.
Speaker 3: There's a movie. We're on live TV. They do an exorcism.
You should find us an exorcist interview.
Speaker 2: I don't know if these yeah, kind of weird.
Speaker 4: Google it. I'm not booking that one.
Speaker 2: Won't you book that an exorcist would be kind of interesting?
Wouldn't it be weird? Because there are people that believe
that you have attachments to you. It's things that are
blocking you, holding you back. There's too much proof that
it's true though.
Speaker 3: I mean the Exorcist movie from the seventies is a
truth that really happened.
Speaker 6: I mean, there are people who are there met a
physical science.
Speaker 3: The priests and the one of the brothers of the priests,
and the Zim mcguaid he did exorcism. What Yeah, he
was in the movie, but he actually did a real exorcism.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it sounds like fucking made up ship.
Speaker 4: Does it not do?
Speaker 2: Ayah? It does? And it And these are people like
you go to church and they would tell you like
they make you feel like you're crazy for even believing that,
yet they're the ones doing it right.
Speaker 7: Well, that makes sense, actually makes perfect sense to me.
Speaker 2: I don't know about you. It's just it's it's it's
fucked up. But you think you've seen you've heard ghosts
in your house? Absolutely? Yea, I went on a ghost
and we and we hadn't won a bat to billies.
That's true. Wait, it was a it was a couple.
Hang on for real. And you believe this too?
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, good, Supply the Union Tavern and Sea Breeze.
Speaker 2: Is haunted too.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Wait, so what would happen?
Speaker 7: Once in a while you'd hear like a and it
would be weird to be like eight thirty in the morning,
nothing else there, and you'd hear this and you'd sometimes
see a little flash of something.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: But the story was it was an old couple that
met there were together for like fifty years. They die
and they were still there. So it would be funny
because I forgot what their names were now. But like
we were doing construction, we were knocking down kitchen walls
to put a pizza oven in, and like they would
be like O up, they're showing up because they're pissed
off at us or something.
Speaker 4: You know, it was.
Speaker 7: It was a joke for a while.
Speaker 2: But did anything like no glasses.
Speaker 7: All of a sudden they loved us, so they they
were nice about it. They weren't mean. Yeah, they then
they love the place. That's nothing ever negative. Happened once
in a while, a shotglass would fall off the shelf.
Speaker 4: That's what I mean.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, like just mysteriously like that.
Speaker 7: We had a shelf after Blair passed away. There was
a shelf and had her picture on a shotglass and
just one day it fell and it was into the wall,
like it was deep.
Speaker 2: In the wall.
Speaker 4: There's no way it just like the shelfe shelf fell Yeah.
Speaker 7: It was just a small shelf, but I mean it
was secure. There's no way the shelf was fallowing it somehow.
Speaker 2: Do you think it was her? Oh well, or did
you think it was somebody?
Speaker 7: I think a lot worse would have happened.
Speaker 2: I was at different times. So you thought it was
the older couple.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we think they just did things every once in
a while, like the glass would just fall off the bar.
Speaker 2: And they probably sitting there laughing their asses. I've never
seen it, but I see the promos for it during
the football games, the show Ghosts. It's an interesting premise.
Speaker 4: Have you seen this?
Speaker 2: It's like a sitcom and it's about oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
I only saw the promos like during the Bills game
yesterday and stuff. I've never seen it. It's an interesting
premise to me.
Speaker 7: Well, haven't had You've had Jenny on right medium? Yes,
she's the one that told us about them. She was
a regular customer of mine, Okay, and she's the one
that told us about the ghost there. She could actually
feel and associate with them, That's who told us.
Speaker 2: Okay. Yeah, do you ever feel like you can sort
of pick up on that ship on yourself?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: No, no, but I think my daughter can. Yeah.
Speaker 4: See, I'm telling you.
Speaker 2: I think that everybody has the ability just somewhere hot,
better tuned in. Yeah, I think my daughter has that.
Speaker 4: Why do you say.
Speaker 7: That there's certain things she'll know that like, no, she
would never know or no one would have told her.
Speaker 2: It's weird about family and stuff, a lot of things.
Speaker 4: Yeah, was she too.
Speaker 2: I I don't know if I should bring this up
or not. Anyway, go ahead, Well, you posted about your
dad was the anniversary. Did she know your dad? No?
Does she know stuff about your dad that you didn't
tell her?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Fucking weird.
Speaker 7: And I'll tell you its weird, as like, I used
to go to psychics a lot, so when she.
Speaker 2: Was so you're a believer in some of this, Yeah, yeah,
her mom was pregnant.
Speaker 7: We actually went and saw a psychic and he told
us she was going to be a girl. She was
going to be like a leader, not a follower, like
a teacher. She was gonna be very stubborn, hard headed.
Everything he said was right on. And he said, she's
already had a conversation with your father. She knows all
about the family orny thing. And she'll say things and
I'll be like, there's no way she knew that. It's
really weird. I believe in that stuff, so for me
it wasn't.
Speaker 2: Yeah. She The thing is like, I I'm open minded
to that sort of stuff. I'm open minded to the
attachment of people dying suddenly, like a murder, an accident. Uh,
someone in hospice care who's so more you know, morphed out,
doesn't realize they're dead that they attach on to some way.
Speaker 4: I go, I don't know why.
Speaker 2: It sounds like a fucking lunatic when you say stuff
like that.
Speaker 4: But I go, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's too much evidence of of things that that
seemed to be right. Has your daughter ever tried to
go test psychic ability? How old is she?
Speaker 7: She's only fourteen? Okay, but she loves to go see
the psychic.
Speaker 2: She loves to go see them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and Jen said Jen my Meanium said that she
she thought she had ability.
Speaker 7: Want to say it second one says the first one.
Speaker 2: Wow. See, I always think that people can't really tell
the future as much as they can read your energy
and your vibration, like they're so tuned in. And then
if you keep going this path, because there are many
people who go, wow, it didn't happen. The psychic's full
of shit. And I go, but maybe you've got a
warning and you changed your I don't know, your mindset
or something that it just takes you off the path
of whatever bad was gonna happen, it doesn't happen. You
kind of redirected the story. I don't know that they
can exactly tell the future, but they can read your
energy and say keep going this way, and that'll and
this is what's gonna happen? Shit, man, I didn't know
this about you.
Speaker 7: We should we should do a psychic sometimes.
Speaker 2: I would definitely have a psychic. Yeah, yeah, I would
love to have.
Speaker 7: Well, Jenny was just in town, was just in town.
I have this friend Nina that I go see.
Speaker 2: Her mom a lot. Her mom's phenomenal is her mom?
Does she have too many clients? Would she take more clients?
I don't know how that stuff.
Speaker 7: She's out pretty, you know, she's she's always out for
But I'm sure she'd take on more, wouldn't she.
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, it was usually booked. And I think that
stuff like kind of drains the person doing it. I
don't know, I would assume. Oh man, I love that,
you know, Okay, yeah, that's crazy shit.
Speaker 7: I love that ship.
Speaker 4: I didn't know that.
Speaker 2: See, and I don't like Halloween, but I'm very interested
in that stuff. I don't want the scare ship. I'm
very interested in these stupid costumes. Thank you exactly. Just
you know, yeah, right, you're hot an exorcism, you know,
doing not any David Halloween? You can do it on
a Christmas you can, that's true.
Speaker 3: You want to come over to our house we'll have
some turkey and then we'll fucking have an exorcism, you know.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's that simple, all right, We'll take a moment.
Uh the a celebrity from a band that I didn't
even know was touring. He was one of the original
singers has passed away. But this band is touring and
they're booked on stadiums and I'm shocked at it. And
it's their fiftieth anniversary tour. We'll get to that. And
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dot com. I mean this is timeless. Ship was yeah,
and this wasn't as hard as I think I remember.
Speaker 4: I think Church.
Speaker 2: Freaked me out about this, kind of like the number
of the Beast and all I saw. I was ready
to go and hear it sweet boards. I wasn't touching
about It's like, no, I remember going to like a
summer camp and they told me a CDC stood for
anti Christian Devil children.
Speaker 3: I went to Catholic school and he dissected a lot
of the songs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he was finding out the songs.
Speaker 3: Were were against the devil.
Speaker 6: Oh, the Twiss's sister had hit.
Speaker 3: A song called under the Blade and they and they
and they put it and it was like about someone
him and surgery, and then there was there was like
a son about you can burn it howe and they're
talking about if someone's bed, they're gonna burn it.
Speaker 2: How Wasn't that so? But right, it was like instantaneous.
Right then, Remember when they had disclaimers on albums and
it was Tipper Gore who was doing that whole thing.
Speaker 4: And he had to have this because the n w
A and Paul lack enemy, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And uh, deech Schneider went by himself and he
went up against the court.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he did fighting for that for everybody. But basically
saying this is censorship. You've ever seen that watching some
time if you're bored and he's a YouTube really he is. Yeah.
Speaker 5: There was in his document a documentary on A and
E about him. Yeah, and it was that was part
of the documentaries when he went before Congress and they
were shocked at this guy coming and looking like d Snyder.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 4: It was just completely intelligent.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was a he's a bright man. The uh,
the reason we're playing that is I didn't realize Paul Deano,
but Dianna was his stage name. To the New York Post,
it's Paul Andrews. He died. He was sixty six. He
was the lead vocalist for Iron Maiden, but only for
a few years seventy eight to eighty one. And Bruce
Dickinson is really probably the most famous voice from Iron
Maiden that people.
Speaker 4: Met, think pretty much the only voice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know that, I don't. I think he
was there for the album Iron Maiden in nineteen eighty
and Killers in nineteen eighty one. But you saw Deano
perform at the Penny Arcade And how did he sand?
What was he doing? How did you even remember this? Well?
This was I've seen so much shit.
Speaker 6: I wasn't even the Arcade when I was a teenager.
Speaker 2: Okay, what was he doing? Heavy metals? Yeah, he was
promoting a new album and he was playing you know,
the two Iron Maiden albums he did. Okay, it was
fucking greed. Yeah, well the Arcade on me too. Penny
Arcade was a unique place, will Yeah, but you but
you never left, but you always.
Speaker 3: Left fucked up. You always left there. I mean freaking
Lisa with her freaking Lisa with.
Speaker 6: The shots and shots and shots.
Speaker 2: We're lucky we didn't die.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm like getting I'm surprised I didn't get a
DWY during that time.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I I was like, I was young, like twenty
two to twenty three, and I was the promotion director
and afternoon drive on CMF. Maybe it was twenty four
and I went out there and I had to pull
the van over on the way home and throw up.
I am on the side of four ninety man a puking,
like I can remember, because it was around this time
of year. There was a fine miss coming down and
it was cold enough that steam was coming off the
ground from my vim.
Speaker 6: That's how a friend of my god is d WI. Yeah,
how I pulled puke.
Speaker 2: I'm out in front of the van and it was like, yeah,
it was all wild because she had to do wild
turkey shots. I know, No, it's well, I did wild
turkey with her. I just ens yeah something yeah, something
like that. Yeah, And I and I always liked the owner.
He also owned the funeral Policy. Yeah Sullivan. I mean
he had a big train collection. It would take me
in his back office and I just listened to stories
for hours.
Speaker 3: Whether you could talk today yeah, for he had the
best stories.
Speaker 2: But that that was a fun that was a unique
like every town's got one of those, like Pie had
the chance. Yea, every place has it because you had
a lot of famous people play there. Oh yeah at
the Arcade through the years.
Speaker 4: I was gonna say there.
Speaker 2: I figured bon Jovi did, but Motley Crue right, the
full band. I don't know if Motley Crue played there.
Speaker 4: I think that they hung when they opened up for Ozzy,
they hung out there.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm not sure they played there though, least I
mean Lisa, she know she booked that.
Speaker 4: She booked most of those bands.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, Paul Deiano h R. I p he is.
But here's the thing that I didn't realize. I thought
Iron Maiden was not that big anymore. Back on tour
they have the band is set to perform around the
continent and I think mostly Europe. Twenty seven stadiums, yes,
stadium So but here's the thing, Like, you're not booking
a band in the stadium if you're not going to
make money off of them. So, but I'm going on
that many people want to hear Iron Maid and it's
their fiftieth anniversary and you're right, you said from the
time of band gets Together, not their first album, right.
But they start May twenty seventh in Budapest, Hungary. They're
gonna sell.
Speaker 5: Out, no, yeah, but they're not booking like Wembley that
it's a one hundred thousand. They're booking soccer stadiums that are
probably eighteen to twenty plus another probably ten of the
on the field.
Speaker 6: But didn't they sell still thirty thousand?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I mean, what is Darien Lake? Is Darren Lake that
thirty It is thirty thousand? Yeah, okay, so you're about there.
And they played Darien Lake and I said, those are
so that show? Yeah I did. I was shocked. I
had no idea.
Speaker 7: Oh, those people will go out and see them. They'd
be there in their Jean jackets. They'd be there, man. Yeah,
that'd be a hell of a show to watch.
Speaker 2: Yes, it is. That's my favorite. I could always pick.
Speaker 7: The des Jean jackets.
Speaker 2: Shorts that are too short, legs that shouldn't be in
those shorts anymore.
Speaker 7: Look like they smoke four pass a day.
Speaker 2: That's just any.
Speaker 5: That's about Oh, that's funny, all right, Kevin's gotta theme
that tune.
Speaker 2: We each get a point for getting the the artist,
a point for the title of the song, and then
five points if you get the whole theme. I have
been sucking at this whatever.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: I have to time when fucking Laura beats you really
have to freaking really think about things, Laura.
Speaker 2: Oh, your girl Stephanie was in here not too long.
Stephanie beat you too, Yeah, Stephanie crushed. What did Stephanie
beat me? No? No, she beat me not. You should
be me. I'm not gonna know the name of the
stop looking. I'm not looking at yours. I'm looking up
in the sky because I actually love that band.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, I'm up back Brooklyn.
Speaker 2: Now I'm down in strap thatck right next to the nevrow.
But I'll be hood fever.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna do Sinatra.
Speaker 2: And since I made it here, I can make it anywhere.
It ain't love me everywhere. I used to cap it
harm old. You know I'm embarrassed.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Come on, buddy, you welcome.
Speaker 2: I know the scientists.
Speaker 4: As us.
Speaker 2: I know the song. I can tell title the song
who sends it. But I know the song because you've
heard it a million in my life. You're running last
summer you can see it, so you don't cheat many
chees is gonna be off you? That's a smart move, not.
Speaker 10: To well, it's been building up inside.
Speaker 4: So are my favorite songs all the time.
Speaker 2: So I'm a shitty musicologist. How's that. I don't know
any of these things.
Speaker 4: I know this one. Well, you went to town in
the scene like.
Speaker 10: You by Barnes. You had the darn parano don pa.
Speaker 4: The Long Island version of.
Speaker 2: This is a trick one. By the way, it's gonna warnt.
Oh fuck, I should have just got a mouse shut?
Speaker 4: Or is it?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: Well, I don't know.
Speaker 2: No, I love the song. It's a great song. It
is what a great band. We'll talk about that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know much.
Speaker 2: About the band. I agree. I just don't know. I
don't like it was in it or it's kinda oh
I know what the theme is? Now?
Speaker 4: Do you?
Speaker 2: I do too?
Speaker 4: Do you.
Speaker 2: About?
Speaker 4: You're down there? You're off the quiet? You know ship
he's annoying and he's just psychic.
Speaker 2: I think I could be way off, but I think
you can read people.
Speaker 7: I'll come in do this for me, man.
Speaker 2: I don't know the name of it. I know dad.
Speaker 4: Back to the top.
Speaker 2: It's gonna go to the top, buddy, Traveling Willberry's. But
I can't remember the name of the song. What is it?
I will foul?
Speaker 4: No, it's it's not Travelingberry. Oh, it's just Roy Orbitson
by himself.
Speaker 10: Roy, I put the trailing Wilberries too.
Speaker 4: You're shipping me. God damn it? Are you serious? Destroy
you got it?
Speaker 2: Oh? Man, I think a ship.
Speaker 7: But I don't know why I thought it was just
travling Wilbert.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know why I thought it because there's
something that usually open him. That's easy.
Speaker 4: We'll give him at track because I think he's got this.
Speaker 2: Jay Z New York, Yes, because man, Scott about, I'm
gonna have some artists here.
Speaker 7: That's on.
Speaker 2: Hang on, I got so. Then I wrote down jay Z.
But I get a point there. I wrote New York State.
It's mine, empire, empire, state of mind us.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but it's wrong, So I'll take.
Speaker 2: Come on, Mark and I.
Speaker 3: D Baby, whoa, I just lost my freaking classic rock
card tells something I really want to break about it
boys me, my son, I don't either.
Speaker 2: Don't worry, baby, it's.
Speaker 4: Too late to write that one down, I know. But
I'm trying.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to me write it down because I want
to get this Philly Joel big Shot.
Speaker 4: It is Billy Joel big Shot.
Speaker 2: I think I beat my score from last time already
one last time. I think it. No, I had two.
Do you know what this one is? Yes, Paul McCartney
and Wings. Maybe I'm amazed I haven't just.
Speaker 4: Listed by Amazon it's Paul McCartney.
Speaker 2: No, it's a Wing song. Yeah, it is a Wing song.
Speaker 4: I'm just going by what Amazon says.
Speaker 2: McCarty I had the title the song. I'm not the artist.
Speaker 4: Maybe I'm amazed.
Speaker 2: Man, you might be right.
Speaker 4: Soup bitch?
Speaker 2: Wait? Is this this is his one to Linda? Yeah,
Linda Eastburn, who are you letting abandon?
Speaker 4: If you self correct, I'm giving them a point, so.
Speaker 2: That means i'd lose a point. I'll see. If Mark
slicking right now is trying to find the answer, it's great.
We live in a time where you can find the answer.
Wait a minute, Maybe I'm amazed. Is also is a
Wing song?
Speaker 3: But it's listed on here as a Palm carry song.
That it's on here as a Wing song. He did
the song when he was in Wings. I know he
did the song in wings. Okay, we'll give up to you,
you both having.
Speaker 4: All right, Yes to your point when you were googled earlier,
I googled how to put a razor blade in Apple
and google now dous it by Ai, so Ai gave
me the steps of how to do it. You're kidding? No, crazy?
What the fuck?
Speaker 2: Why would you allow that?
Speaker 4: It'said to do it at an angle. Make sure you're
very careful with the sharp edge of the blade. Why
would they putting that in there? You find ay? I baby,
it's all right, kell us.
Speaker 2: All share if I could turn back time and I
lose my man card for all I knew it. I
know this one. Come on, Mark, I know it's I
know it's sorry.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah it is.
Speaker 2: Ari does his stand. Yes, it is literally the first
word they say, Mark. All I can think about is
is uh.
Speaker 3: Chris Elliott he had a show on on Fox and
he's right.
Speaker 2: He was riding a bike in this song. Yeah, and
it was cabin boy, right or something.
Speaker 4: It's a cabin boy And he thoughts on the theme.
Speaker 2: I think it has to do with all people who
are in the rock and roll Hall of Fame, the
rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony was last night.
I believe marketing thoughts. I was gonna go back with
the Mets, New York Mats. You got New York. It's amazed.
Speaker 7: I thought it was a number one hits from in
year's Yankees have been in the World Series.
Speaker 5: Shit, it actually was all ours in the Rock and
Roll Hall of Fame.
Speaker 2: Oh well, I don't even want to Jez's.
Speaker 4: In the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a lot of hip hop guys. I don't
mind hip hop. The just only cheesy. He's big, though,
well when he's in jail with everybody else. This is
a record, a record for me, seventeen points record for me.
Speaker 4: What's a perfect score? Eight fight two, sixteen and five.
Speaker 2: That's pretty damn close. Yeah, I had nine. I'm so
impressed myself. I think I don't really am at like
nine or five, and I'm very approached to you. Go
into the nineties and I feel like I was asleep.
I know like you.
Speaker 7: I know I know the song, I know the songs.
I don't know who was saying.
Speaker 4: I don't know who.
Speaker 3: Well, you would know if you weren't drunk. The whole
nineties when you were working at you know.
Speaker 2: Might be true working of modern station. Yes, yes, Rock
you got some you got some truth that you're speaking there,
you are speaking some truth that is true. I do remember, like, Uh,
what do you mean? What do you mean? Oh, don't worry,
what do I care? Like, it's just the way it is.
Speaker 4: It's named after a bottle of booze.
Speaker 2: No it's not the Uh now I lost my old
killed me picked up that bottle.
Speaker 7: That point.
Speaker 2: The no there were is Uh. I was trying to
think like a time in the nineties. Yeah, I dirt
songs like I don't even think I.
Speaker 4: Remember the time the nineties when he were sober.
Speaker 2: On that too. That too. I did have some problems
in the nineties here and there. Nothing too bad, all right.
I feel like I learned a lot tonight. I learned
that I like that Matt has a psychic not a
psychic ability, but a psychic belief a mark as well
Mark I and uh, the BTV is the brunt men
used crushing. We gotta go, we gotta get out of here. Oh,
I mean you gotta go to brunch. Oh, I thought
you man, we got to get out of here. Yeah,
we do. Laugh or Mark, who is now? I don't know?
Are you on the McDermott you're okay with McDermott for
the moment, well, because until they.
Speaker 3: Lose no what I'm saying, and they get into the playoffs, yes,
and they lose the Baltimore, Arkansas City.
Speaker 2: It seems to me like have some critical moments. There's
a time management right there is there's like an inability
to make decisions in high pressure moments. Split second thing.
Speaker 7: Man, it's like a referee. You know, everybody wants to
criticize these guys. They got split second decisions. He wasn't
in Philadelphia.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you.
Speaker 7: It took They took him the four championship games and
they lost all but one. Then he got blown out.
Speaker 4: In the switch.
Speaker 6: Basically McDermott, we'll go to another team and win night
super Bowl.
Speaker 2: I don't think he's that mastermind.
Speaker 4: Let's hope he's not.
Speaker 2: For Kevin who you guys lose to the Jags overseas crushed?
Speaker 4: Shut up, it's just Bully.
Speaker 7: And his defensive Jags are there for two weeks. I
know it should that's what you guys have when you
lost to him.
Speaker 2: Yes, it is that is exactly right. That's right because
he said he got acclimated.
Speaker 4: We did. We're just soft.
Speaker 7: You are yourself as the cowboys, and that's bad.
Speaker 4: Cowboys aren't that stuff?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 7: At least they got a good coach. Yeah, well, to
be seen.
Speaker 2: All right, I'm Bill Moran. Will see you tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 4: It's not Sam.
Speaker 10: Bark the base Land games.
Speaker 4: You see.
Speaker 10: We want to knock and Paula turning, not with Tenna
CDs
Speaker 8: H