Speaker 1: Hey, if you don't lack America, then you can get it.
Speaker 1: I thought this was America.
Speaker 2: Is this America?
Speaker 1: I thought? I thought this was America?
Speaker 3: Hey, did you guys see this? Side just texted me
Speaker 3: and reminded me. But somebody on Instagram send me this stat.
Speaker 3: Do you guys see the viral video that's about Ravens Vikings?
Speaker 1: You see this really bizarre stat And did you see this?
Speaker 3: Maybe the Ravens and the Vikings somebody fact checked this,
Speaker 3: but the video had a whole bunch of views. So
Speaker 3: my guess is somebody else has already fact checked this.
Speaker 3: The Ravens and the Vikings have played seven times in
Speaker 3: their existence.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The three times the Vikings have won the game, they've
Speaker 3: gone to the NFC title game. Oh I heard, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: the four times they've lost, the coach gets fired that year.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: So the video basically is this game on Sunday is
Speaker 3: gigantic because the Vikings are either going to the NFCY
Speaker 3: title game or KOs is getting canned.
Speaker 4: I can tell you one of those things for sure
Speaker 4: is knocking at happen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a crazy stat. That's crazy, all or nothing,
Speaker 3: NFC title game or firing. It's like Tice Frasier Zimmer.
Speaker 1: Who am I forgetting childress? Maybe I don't know something
Speaker 1: like that. Yeah, what do I remember?
Speaker 4: Did in twenty ten? Did we play the Ravens?
Speaker 2: I don't remember you played them in the Vikings home wins?
Speaker 2: You played them in nine and twenty seventeen at home?
Speaker 2: It must have been in Uh must have been in
Speaker 2: year one as well.
Speaker 4: So yeah nine, So nine we win and we go
Speaker 4: to the Nancy Championship.
Speaker 3: Get Yeah, so two thousand nine and seventeen we must
Speaker 3: have played the Ravens in one all three anyway, strange stats, so.
Speaker 1: Good luck, chaos, sweat it out on Sunday, buddy.
Speaker 2: No, sorry, they played him, they lost in They lost
Speaker 2: to him in ninety eight. They played him in two,
Speaker 2: didn't they going? He must have won they won two.
Speaker 2: I wasn't even here.
Speaker 3: They wanted Nordos shaking his head because Norda was giving
Speaker 3: me a thumb up. Now he's shaking his head to say, hey, Nordal,
Speaker 3: come in here and explain this, to see if we're
Speaker 3: right or wrong or not, or if we're watching this.
Speaker 1: Nordo's got it. He was giving me the thumb up.
Speaker 1: So with whatever.
Speaker 4: Such a good job on the post game show.
Speaker 1: By the way, exactly do both. So what's the deal?
Speaker 1: Are we mostly right? Yeah? It's mostly right.
Speaker 5: So they won in ninety eight, they go to the
Speaker 5: title game, and then I think they played in the
Speaker 5: it's at the end of the one or O two
Speaker 5: season when Denny gets fired.
Speaker 1: Oh two? Yeah? Is it?
Speaker 2: Is it?
Speaker 1: Oh two? Yeah? So you have in front of you. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So nine, they win and they go to they want it.
Speaker 2: They won in in ninety eight, they lost in two
Speaker 2: when he got cammed.
Speaker 5: I think Denny had been fired maybe earlier that year.
Speaker 5: Does that sound right that he was in season?
Speaker 1: I think you're right. And then in five they lost.
Speaker 3: Must have been Tye got cannedya Tye? They won, and
Speaker 3: O nine went to the NFC champions Thanks Ben, sorry
Speaker 3: about that.
Speaker 5: They lost in twenty thirteen. That had to have been
Speaker 5: les Leslie goes bye bye.
Speaker 2: They won in twenty seventeen NFC Chanel, and then they
Speaker 2: lost in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 5: And Zimmer gets three points. All right, so over thirty
Speaker 5: Yeah the ot game, Yeah hideous? You know a lot,
Speaker 5: So there it is. Yeah, your recall is fantastic.
Speaker 1: Thks for having me.
Speaker 4: There's going to drop it. Hawk is on our buses, man,
Speaker 4: there's like most of the people on our buses. Most
Speaker 4: of the people on our buses are listening to you
Speaker 4: guys on the postgame show. You do a good job, man,
Speaker 4: I appreciate that. No, we try to have fun with it.
Speaker 4: Wins very helpful as it pertains to fan live.
Speaker 3: Okay, but now that you've been doing this full time
Speaker 3: in the last couple of years, yeah, don't you. Don't
Speaker 3: you agree though, that losses are more fun from a
Speaker 3: fan line perspective. That is true, a little easier to
Speaker 3: do a win because there's less stress, there's less people pissed.
Speaker 3: But the losses are more entertaining programs because everybody's pissed
Speaker 3: about everything.
Speaker 5: It is and then upon what time of day the
Speaker 5: game is the the alcohol infused nature as some of
Speaker 5: the talkbacks and things very good.
Speaker 1: He calls it from the garage.
Speaker 5: He tries to tries to mask his voice because we've
Speaker 5: we've all been to Gentlemen's Club.
Speaker 1: We know exactly what that voice sounds like. That says
Speaker 1: his name is Dave Testinies on stage. Now, Uh, you know,
Speaker 1: fan line is cool.
Speaker 5: The only The only frustrating thing can be just the
Speaker 5: unreasonable ebb and flow of it. After the Chargers game,
Speaker 5: it's fire everybody. After the Kiddies game, it's.
Speaker 1: We got JJ.
Speaker 5: We got JJ when a week before you're talking about
Speaker 5: how he'd get killed behind that O line and then
Speaker 5: we saw it. Yeah, just the ebb and flow. It's
Speaker 5: kind of fun. And I can just throw it to Ron,
Speaker 5: and Ron starts quoting your soccer.
Speaker 1: Movies and saying that some offense is vanilla.
Speaker 4: He does bring up Chris Tucker movies a lot.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's got a very very small catalog of films.
Speaker 5: I think it's basically it's the Wire, It's Rush Hour
Speaker 5: two and any given Sunday, that's about it. That's Ron,
Speaker 5: and that's why we love him Sunday too.
Speaker 4: You're right he brings up he does.
Speaker 1: You're right, he's terrible. Willie Beaman, for sure. What do
Speaker 1: you guys got today? We got well, we got Ben Lieber.
Speaker 1: So oh yeah.
Speaker 5: He gives you all his A topic takes and then
Speaker 5: he gives us his B plus takes.
Speaker 1: We'll take it, and so we're looking for Yeah, he
Speaker 1: always brings it.
Speaker 5: We have Nestor Apparatio excuse me, just some guy on
Speaker 5: the Ravens and then we got charge at eleven.
Speaker 1: What a name? What does he do for the Ravens.
Speaker 1: He's a long time radio news guy.
Speaker 5: We met him when we used to do the Combine
Speaker 5: every year, and he was on the concourse at Lucas
Speaker 5: Oil and you could hear him thirty feet before you
Speaker 5: got to the door to enter the stadium.
Speaker 1: My name Nestor Apparicitio.
Speaker 3: That sounds like one of those coffee machines that Clooney sells.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, yeah, you met him at the You said
Speaker 4: you met him at the Combines.
Speaker 1: We met him at the Combine in twenty fourteen ish.
Speaker 4: Is it weird to talk to him without dollar bills
Speaker 4: in your hand?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Without Bob Hagen standing next to you.
Speaker 5: Oh, picture's a core, there's popcorn, shrimp and uh yeah,
Speaker 5: Muss's voice at the Flamingo.
Speaker 1: Check it out. Yeh man, I love it all right.
Speaker 4: Thanks, listen to this real quick, guys. I know we're
Speaker 4: doing F five. I think you buildings builders mothers dot com.
Speaker 4: But I'm inferring from the headline that Kirk Cousins is
Speaker 4: going to get his full ninety million dollars for later
Speaker 4: because he didn't get traded, and I don't think they're
Speaker 4: going to cut him. He's going to get ninety million
Speaker 4: dollars from being in the backup.
Speaker 3: Course, this has got to be a thirty for thirty
Speaker 3: at some point, right, Just what the Falcons did the
Speaker 3: last twelve months and why they did it, because almost
Speaker 3: none of it makes sense and it didn't work.
Speaker 1: So if it had worked, they could have.
Speaker 3: Been like, let us tell you exactly why we did this,
Speaker 3: and here's the trophy, right, But the fact that it
Speaker 3: blew up and everybody was screaming, why why are you
Speaker 3: drafting Panix? Or why are you not trading Kirk? Or
Speaker 3: why are you not? Like there's so many whys and
Speaker 3: I don't understand the answers to any of them. As
Speaker 3: Tommy would.
Speaker 1: Say, good cue, where is the a.
Speaker 5: It's one of the most shocking draft moments I've ever seen,
Speaker 5: and I've watched it for almost thirty years, and as
Speaker 5: we all have learned, no one was more shocked than
Speaker 5: Kirk Cousins.
Speaker 1: He signed on his way to like that, did you
Speaker 1: guys do.
Speaker 4: That really is a terrible thing? Yeah, for a guy,
Speaker 4: I mean, it.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't have signed right, It's simple.
Speaker 3: He would have stayed here, right if you signed with
Speaker 3: the Falcons going, hey, we're gonna give you a ton
Speaker 3: of money, but we are absolutely drafting a kid that's
Speaker 3: gonna the second you fall off, whether it's this year
Speaker 3: or next year, he's he's taken over. As Kirk said,
Speaker 3: he would have let the Vikings do that. If that
Speaker 3: was the plan, he wouldn't have left. He would have
Speaker 3: let him draft McCarthy and passed the baton in a
Speaker 3: year or so.
Speaker 6: See, now that we're at the place that we're at,
Speaker 6: what scenario does it work out for the Falcons? Like
Speaker 6: in what scenario a couple of years down the road
Speaker 6: where we are now where you like, man.
Speaker 2: That was actually really brilliant, right right, because if Pennix
Speaker 2: is awesome, it was still a waste of money.
Speaker 4: Still a waste of money. Yeah.
Speaker 3: The only way it would have worked, in hindsight is
Speaker 3: if Kirk was just on fire, that team was as
Speaker 3: low as they thought it was and they won a title.
Speaker 3: They didn't, So to your points, there's no turning back now,
Speaker 3: it just didn't work.
Speaker 6: That's the only scenario where you feel like, Okay, they
Speaker 6: invested in a guy that got them a Super Bowl,
Speaker 6: but it was a multi year deal, so you so.
Speaker 6: And then Pennix was the oldest quarterback in the draft
Speaker 6: at the time. I think it was twenty four when
Speaker 6: they drafted him. So you're gonna sit him now for
Speaker 6: what two three years? And he's twenty six twenty seven
Speaker 6: years old? Is this first time starting quarterback? I don't
Speaker 6: even really know. I mean, I mean, it could it
Speaker 6: be Ben?
Speaker 4: The answer your question the only and of course I
Speaker 4: hope this doesn't happen. But if Pennix get hurt and
Speaker 4: Kirk comes in and takes him to the Super Bowl,
Speaker 4: is that the only way it pays off?
Speaker 1: Now, yeah, it even then.
Speaker 4: But you know what I mean, like, that's the only
Speaker 4: way for it to be at.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's like you're really trying to thread this really
Speaker 6: really tight needle. It's like, well, it's just it just
Speaker 6: seemed like bad business the second that they they drafted Penix.
Speaker 6: It seems on the contract that gave it hirt it
Speaker 6: seems like somebody in the front office loved it and
Speaker 6: somebody who had more power in the front office hated it,
Speaker 6: or vice versa. Right, and then take it a step further,
Speaker 6: you put him on an offense that's the complete opposite
Speaker 6: of what he's good at.
Speaker 1: Yes, correct, you know it's like you.
Speaker 6: Put him in shotgun and sometimes pistol, like what, like,
Speaker 6: that's not even what he's good at.
Speaker 3: I have not seen pennis play except for what the
Speaker 3: one Vikings game. Right, Yeah, so far this year eight touchdowns,
Speaker 3: three interceptions, an eighty eight passer rating.
Speaker 1: That's obviously not great.
Speaker 4: He played all the games, he.
Speaker 1: Played all of them, one played, it was horrible.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and his completion percentage is sixty point eight. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so not not great anyway. So not terrible numbers, but
Speaker 3: again not light up the world numbers either.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Can I bring up something that is kind of a
Speaker 6: left turn? But it's still in sports. So I was
Speaker 6: talking about this the other day with somebody about like
Speaker 6: why football fans sort of live and die and we
Speaker 6: we ride this tidal wave of like emotion. Right, It's
Speaker 6: like your team wins a game and it's like, oh
Speaker 6: my gosh, you know, you start thinking about all the
Speaker 6: what ifs, like we are a great team and you
Speaker 6: lose a game and you're like the lowest of lows,
Speaker 6: especially if you win two or you lose two or
Speaker 6: you go on these little streaks, right, and you know,
Speaker 6: the obvious answer is like, well, we only got seventeen
Speaker 6: of these things, you know, so it's like every game
Speaker 6: has carried so much weight. So I've never actually done
Speaker 6: done the math. Now core you probably have, but one
Speaker 6: seventeenth of the season is about six percent. So every week,
Speaker 6: about six percent of your season's gone. Right, So if
Speaker 6: you take that to other sports, so like baseball is
Speaker 6: what one's sixty two, So that's like in baseball, that's
Speaker 6: nine point seven two. That's the math, right, nine point
Speaker 6: seven to two games. So the Vikings losing or winning
Speaker 6: a game is like going on a nine to.
Speaker 4: Ten game winning streak.
Speaker 6: That losing streak in baseball, that's really something so think about.
Speaker 6: So think about the emotions of that. Now, So the
Speaker 6: Timberwolves where they play eighty two games, So eighty two
Speaker 6: games times six percent, that's almost five games. So think
Speaker 6: about your emotions if the Timberwolves lose five games in
Speaker 6: a row or win five games in a row. Wow,
Speaker 6: it's completely different. And then you take that and like, okay,
Speaker 6: well they've lost two games in a row, and you know,
Speaker 6: let's say the Vikings lose you know, let's say the Vikings,
Speaker 6: we we win against Detroit, we beat the Ravens. That's
Speaker 6: like a ten game winning streak for the for the Wolves.
Speaker 3: That's a good point. And let's let's stack your theory,
Speaker 3: because I love that theory. Let's stack it, especially with
Speaker 3: a young quarterback. If if Anthony Edwards and the Wolves
Speaker 3: lose five games in a row, to your your point, right,
Speaker 3: the six percentage or or so, but they're in let's
Speaker 3: say in four out of five of them, and Ant's
Speaker 3: really good, but they just keep getting.
Speaker 1: Like just edge at the end, you're like whatever, not
Speaker 1: the end of the world.
Speaker 3: In football, if you're a young quarter looks like he
Speaker 3: can't play, it doesn't just feel like you lost a game.
Speaker 3: It doesn't just feel like you lost nine straight games.
Speaker 3: In baseball, it feels like the next five years are
Speaker 3: gonna be nothing but losses. So it's not just you
Speaker 3: get to see battles back and forth over five NBA games,
Speaker 3: it's he sucked for four quarters, which means we're gonna
Speaker 3: suck for the rest of our life. Like it feels
Speaker 3: so much worse when you're young quarter Like if Mahomes
Speaker 3: has a bad game, it's like whatever, he's gonna kill
Speaker 3: it next week.
Speaker 1: Young quarterbacks definitely make.
Speaker 3: It feel like, man, there's just no hope, right, And
Speaker 3: then you add the math you just threw on it,
Speaker 3: and you're like, oh my god, that's a good point.
Speaker 6: But it sort of justifies it and verifies. Like I think,
Speaker 6: why if you're a football fan, both college and pro,
Speaker 6: why it hurts so bad sometimes when you lose? And
Speaker 6: why feels so good and you fork when you win?
Speaker 6: Because you think about the gravity and the weight of
Speaker 6: every single week and you've got six days to prepare.
Speaker 6: You talk yourself up, you talk yourself down, whatever, And
Speaker 6: it's like, man, you put that in context, if the
Speaker 6: Wolves won ten games in a row.
Speaker 1: You'd be super pommed. He would be so pumped.
Speaker 4: You like punch our tickets to the championships.
Speaker 1: Well said down, Well said, Well.
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Speaker 4: Good morning, Tom. That's what I was afraid that we
Speaker 4: can't hear him. That's what Zach's not here.
Speaker 1: We'll figure it out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, sorry tom My. Best what he was going to
Speaker 4: say is hockey look real good today. Thanks Tom. That's
Speaker 4: real sweeten man. You look real cool today. Thank you.
Speaker 4: You look real good. Well, does Tom have an accent?
Speaker 4: I'm unaware of men.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, no, there's a there's a song from
Speaker 6: like a commercial where there's like this, Oh yeah, it's
Speaker 6: riding his bike and it's I think it's Apple super
Speaker 6: Bowl commercial. It's a super Bowl commercial. It's like a
Speaker 6: really catchy song. It's like I think it's like a
Speaker 6: Latino band or something like that.
Speaker 4: If if we can't figure that out, would you just
Speaker 4: have him called the hotline?
Speaker 7: Please?
Speaker 4: Nick back there, if you wouldn't mind just having called
Speaker 4: the hotline, we'll do it without looking at this pretty face.
Speaker 5: Today.
Speaker 4: We got Sam for five seconds, but I now we're
Speaker 4: just doing it on the phone if we have to,
Speaker 4: So Thomas Pallisera will join us momentarily. I'm gonna go
Speaker 4: ahead and turn my mic off because apparently I can't
Speaker 4: talk anymore. Too much singing with Prince last.
Speaker 1: Night, Oh yeah, all the hits man, Yeah, i'd that go.
Speaker 4: I so good.
Speaker 6: I was thinking about going to that, but then we
Speaker 6: had state volleyball. Congratulations to Beanil they they won last
Speaker 6: night three straight sets. They did on the Friday. They
Speaker 6: play at eleven o'clock, so yeah, it was great. What
Speaker 6: a weird environment though. I mean, I gotta admit the
Speaker 6: that arena being split up into two courts, giant arena.
Speaker 6: You know, it's like there's people there, but you know
Speaker 6: how it is. It's like there's when there's people there
Speaker 6: but you're in like you know, eighteen thousand seat stadium
Speaker 6: or whatever it is. It's like, okay, are there people here?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 6: Like it's it was a little empty, felt very cavernous.
Speaker 1: Sure, but they won.
Speaker 4: But they won.
Speaker 1: That's awesome.
Speaker 4: They won. Yes, feel pretty good about ourselves. But stay focused,
Speaker 4: stay focused. Yeah, that's a fun sport right there. I
Speaker 4: love it. I freaking love it. Yeah.
Speaker 6: I would say that, going back to high school, if
Speaker 6: we offered volleyball during basketball season, I probably would have
Speaker 6: tried volleyball over basketball.
Speaker 4: I like basketball, don't love basketball, but I love playing volleyball.
Speaker 1: That's fun, interesting, not even sand on a beach, just
Speaker 1: full on hard court volleyball.
Speaker 6: I looked forward we had we had co ed volleyball
Speaker 6: in a high school, just like one time, one time
Speaker 6: a week, for like a series a couple of weeks.
Speaker 6: I look forward to that night of playing volleyball more
Speaker 6: than I did any probably any basketball game.
Speaker 1: I played in and that's too bad because I would
Speaker 1: have killed to be on the basketball team. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: I sucked.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but if you played a Vermillion, you could have
Speaker 6: made the bat. You would have been a starter on
Speaker 6: the basket.
Speaker 1: I played at Chisago and I couldn't make the starting lineup.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: No, I mean we were, but we were not.
Speaker 1: No, but I also couldn't dribble left handed? Would that
Speaker 1: have helped him? Vermilion man? Yes, they needed something? It
Speaker 1: didn't matter the right terrible, Yeah we did.
Speaker 6: We would not have figured that out until like the
Speaker 6: second half. Like you guys, notice he's never driven with
Speaker 6: his left hand.
Speaker 2: Can't go left, and he's winking at everybody in the
Speaker 2: stands and he's the whitest kid I've ever seen in
Speaker 2: my life.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Literally hadn't been outside of them though.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Blake Moore was trying to figure it out. He
Speaker 1: passed away. So just guess what Tom would have said? Hey,
Speaker 1: can we asked Tom?
Speaker 4: Ask you?
Speaker 1: Tom?
Speaker 3: Thanks for thanks for joining by the what I thinks
Speaker 3: to bell Bank for a time Pellow Sir vikings Ravens
Speaker 3: on Sunday.
Speaker 2: Your thoughts, Tom, I think it's thanks for having me,
Speaker 2: thanks to Bell Bank. I think it's going to be
Speaker 2: a tough environment. Uh. Lamar Jackson is twenty four and
Speaker 2: three against the NFC. Hey, let's see if he does
Speaker 2: a better job.
Speaker 3: Sorry about that. That was a bad Tom Pelasaro impression.
Speaker 3: Oh I'm sorry, Hi, Tom.
Speaker 8: Who knew Zach was the brains of the operation?
Speaker 1: I know, right, Zach goes on vacation and the whole
Speaker 1: thing falls apart. Man, it happens.
Speaker 4: He does it on purpose, though, I think he you know,
Speaker 4: it's that's job security right there, for you to go
Speaker 4: without him. We can't do without him, you know.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Man, Well, so while we were trying to connect with you, Tom,
Speaker 3: we had Sauce try to pretend to be you and
Speaker 3: it didn't go well. So let me ask you the
Speaker 3: same question. Vikings Ravens on Sunday. Your thoughts.
Speaker 8: I think it's a fascinating matchup. You got a Ravens
Speaker 8: team that's kind of clawed their way back into this thing,
Speaker 8: you know, finally with Lamar back Brokewan Smith. I mean
Speaker 8: they I know what the record was out of the gate,
Speaker 8: but all the injuries. It wasn't just Lamar. I mean
Speaker 8: the defense was gutted. You know, they just they had
Speaker 8: a lot of different things going on. They look like
Speaker 8: a really tough team and they're going up against a
Speaker 8: Vikings team that I mean, I don't even think it's close.
Speaker 8: That was by far their best game of the season
Speaker 8: last week in Detroit. I was there. I thought that
Speaker 8: the you know, the game plan that Flow had to
Speaker 8: really bring just all those interior blitzes, you know, four
Speaker 8: stared golf to move in the pocket and not let
Speaker 8: him be able to see you know, over the middle. It,
Speaker 8: you know, clearly impacted that Lion's offense beyond what we
Speaker 8: normally see, you know. And then offensively, you know, nobody,
Speaker 8: nobody could completely know what was going to happen with
Speaker 8: with JJ McCarthy. But he went out and I know
Speaker 8: he only threw for what one hundred and forty something yards,
Speaker 8: but the throws that he did make were big time stuff.
Speaker 8: It was impressive. So, you know, hopefully for the Vikings
Speaker 8: Aaron Jones can go this week. I bumped into him
Speaker 8: when he was walking out of the X ray room.
Speaker 8: He said, he's basically had the same injury on the
Speaker 8: other side before. It's a little a se joint Sprain.
Speaker 8: He's competent, He's going to be able to go. He
Speaker 8: looked the best of he's looked this season. I think
Speaker 8: it's going to be a really interesting matchup from between
Speaker 8: a couple of teams that you know, really need to stand.
Speaker 6: Well, that's the thing I was going to ask you,
Speaker 6: is is the health of Aaron Jones? And then you
Speaker 6: know you you kind of contrast that with the new
Speaker 6: side of the new look Ravens. I mean, because the
Speaker 6: last three games they're very very good against the run.
Speaker 6: The first few games before that to start of the
Speaker 6: season not very good. Sasa's guy Kyle Hamilton's now being
Speaker 6: used in the box at the line of scrimmage.
Speaker 4: That's a whole different look.
Speaker 6: Their their rookie safety Starks is now playing more of
Speaker 6: a true safety position. Like where do you see the
Speaker 6: who wins that battle versus us on the ground with
Speaker 6: a with an Aaron Jones out there, because obviously we
Speaker 6: look different, we feel different with him out there versus
Speaker 6: this new look Ravens defense.
Speaker 4: What's going to give there?
Speaker 8: Well, in terms of the health on Aaron Jones, we'll
Speaker 8: just see, you know, does he get a full boat?
Speaker 8: That was the plane going into the game. He looked
Speaker 8: greaty at all of ninety something yards from scrimmage in
Speaker 8: the first half before he got hurt. Seems like he
Speaker 8: and the team is confident he's going to be able
Speaker 8: to go. But you know, does Jordan Mason get a
Speaker 8: little bit more work? That's obviously going to be the question.
Speaker 8: And the Ravens. The Ravens has struggled defensively the entire season,
Speaker 8: but getting real Kwon back, Kyle Hamilton back, you know,
Speaker 8: those things are really big deal. I think that's it's
Speaker 8: really fair to say that the formula for the Vikings
Speaker 8: needs to involve not having JJ drop back and throw
Speaker 8: the ball forty times a game. I don't think that
Speaker 8: Kevin O'Connell wants to play that style of football. It's
Speaker 8: very much as much as it can be a cliched
Speaker 8: ben it's like, you know, the complimentary football of just
Speaker 8: being able to be really good on defense, be able
Speaker 8: to control the game on the ground, and then just
Speaker 8: make enough throws. That's that's kind of what they did
Speaker 8: last year with Sam Darnold. You know, the approach for
Speaker 8: Kevin on a weekend week up basis was just, you know,
Speaker 8: just get him easy, easy, completions to get him in
Speaker 8: a rhythm and then maybe five times a game have
Speaker 8: him make you know, what you would call a tough throw.
Speaker 8: And you know last week when JJ was asked to
Speaker 8: do that, he absolutely delivered. But there's no question running
Speaker 8: the football effectively is going to be a big part
Speaker 8: of the formula moving forward.
Speaker 2: Hey, Tom, we saw on Tuesday the NFL trade deadline
Speaker 2: came and went, and we saw the Jets basically they
Speaker 2: did not Basically they traded their two best players for
Speaker 2: three first round picks. Are the people around the league
Speaker 2: shot that they didn't have a full on fire sale?
Speaker 8: No, I mean this is you know, it's not a
Speaker 8: fire sale in terms of just you know, trading guys
Speaker 8: for anything. But certainly when you trade Quinn Williams and
Speaker 8: Sauce Gardener, I mean, that's that's as much of a
Speaker 8: blow it up as you're going to see in the
Speaker 8: modern NFL. I was not surprised by Quinn Williams. That
Speaker 8: was in the works for quite some time. There were
Speaker 8: several teams in the mix. It was just a matter
Speaker 8: of were they going to be able to get enough
Speaker 8: for Quinn Williams to justify making the trade. You know,
Speaker 8: he he really wanted a fresh start. He'd been there
Speaker 8: through a lot of different regimes and a lot of losses.
Speaker 8: You know, he felt like the time was right. But
Speaker 8: they weren't just gonna, you know, offload him just for
Speaker 8: one first round pick. You know, the shocker and I
Speaker 8: don't get shocked. I make it my business to not
Speaker 8: get shocked much. But the Sauce Garter trade was a
Speaker 8: shock because that is a you know, he is by
Speaker 8: every advanced metric one of the best cornerbacks in the NFL.
Speaker 8: Because they just paid him on a big content extension
Speaker 8: in July. That's not the profile of a guy that
Speaker 8: you normally trade away. But the Colts got really aggressive.
Speaker 8: It was Monday night into Tuesday morning. They stepped up
Speaker 8: and ultimately give two first round picks as well as
Speaker 8: you know Ady Mitchell, who they were ready to move
Speaker 8: on from the wide receiver. But you know, for the
Speaker 8: Jets to make that type of move, this is a true,
Speaker 8: you know reset for the organization. The reason they were
Speaker 8: able to trade Sauce was his contract. Even though he
Speaker 8: got you know, this monster deal, there was only thirteen
Speaker 8: million in the signing bonus. And when we talk about
Speaker 8: cap hits and why teams can't move on from players
Speaker 8: they paid. It's because you're signing bonus. I'll put this
Speaker 8: in simplest terms possible. It's pro rated for cap purposes.
Speaker 8: So if you got a thirteen million dollars signing bonus,
Speaker 8: ten million of that is pushed into the future, but
Speaker 8: that's all. It's how you got a fifty million dollar
Speaker 8: bonus and then you got forty in the future. That
Speaker 8: all slams your cap next year. This was actually very
Speaker 8: movable because now the Colts pick up that contract to
Speaker 8: pay a twenty million dollar option bonus next year. So
Speaker 8: the cap savings in addition to all the picks by
Speaker 8: moving on from these players makes a big difference for
Speaker 8: the Jets. I also found it fascinating that they actually wanted,
Speaker 8: you know, in the In the Cowboys deal, they got
Speaker 8: a second round pick in twenty twenty six and a
Speaker 8: first in twenty twenty seven. Generally speaking, GM's view future
Speaker 8: picks and slightly less valuable than immediate picks, But the
Speaker 8: Cowboys wanted the third first round picking twenty twenty seven,
Speaker 8: and that's for a couple of reasons. One that's generally
Speaker 8: regarded as a better Draft two, it's generally regarded as
Speaker 8: a better quarterback draft, and so if you're talking about
Speaker 8: getting the quarterback, you know, having all that ammunition out
Speaker 8: into twenty twenty seven, it really allows them now to
Speaker 8: kind of execute a three year plan for getting this
Speaker 8: team where it needs to be, all right.
Speaker 6: Tom Pella, sero, thanks to Bell Bank. So the question
Speaker 6: then is about the Vikings in the trade. Were you
Speaker 6: surprised that nothing was done, like whether they you know,
Speaker 6: I think after the Lions when certainly we were probably more.
Speaker 4: Buyers at the trade deadline.
Speaker 6: But were you surprised that they didn't do anything and
Speaker 6: did you hear of any maybe something in the works
Speaker 6: that just sort of fell through?
Speaker 8: Not really, no, honestly, I mean, I'm you know, I
Speaker 8: was tracking all of it, and the Vikings were unusually quiet.
Speaker 8: But I think that that's, you know, partly because they
Speaker 8: made the trades that they made in the off season
Speaker 8: and gave up picks for the likes of Jordan Mason.
Speaker 8: That they've committed a lot of money, They've got a
Speaker 8: lot of cash into this roster, and that there's not
Speaker 8: you know, a really obvious hole that you could have
Speaker 8: upgraded on the team. I mean, sure you'd like to
Speaker 8: get you know, maybe another corner, but corners were at
Speaker 8: a premium. Look no further than the sauce garter trade,
Speaker 8: where the Colts were surveying who was available, you know,
Speaker 8: for the normal types of trades you see, like third
Speaker 8: and fourth round picks, and they didn't think any of
Speaker 8: those guys were really an upgrade. They trade two ones
Speaker 8: for sauce. The prices just weren't at a place where
Speaker 8: it made sense for the Vikings to do something. I
Speaker 8: know they poked around on a variety of different things,
Speaker 8: but there was never momentum really too from my understanding,
Speaker 8: to get something done.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 8: The question we talked about it last week was whether
Speaker 8: they would, you know, bring in a backup quarterback or
Speaker 8: somebody else, you know. And JJ McCarthy's performance I don't
Speaker 8: think is you know, the driving reason they didn't, but
Speaker 8: certainly it helped. You know, if JJ went out there
Speaker 8: and didn't play well, maybe you have a little bit
Speaker 8: more urgency to hey, we might need to get a
Speaker 8: veteran in the room to help them. They're rolling now
Speaker 8: with They got John Woolford there, but they're rolling with
Speaker 8: with JJ and Brosmer there was never you know, I
Speaker 8: know that you know, Kirk would have loved to come
Speaker 8: back even if they were in a backup role, but
Speaker 8: the Falcons had never really shown the urgency to deal
Speaker 8: them in terms of having a reasonable number on the
Speaker 8: pick as well as the cash. And so you know,
Speaker 8: there the Vikings stood pat which is not something that
Speaker 8: happens very often. It's certainly not for a lack of
Speaker 8: equasy exploring different things. It's just nothing was really dialed up.
Speaker 8: It didn't feel like they had a really pressing need,
Speaker 8: and nothing, from my understanding, really came even close to fruition.
Speaker 2: The main need is you just said the Vikings have
Speaker 2: as possibly a cornerback. One of those is scheduled to visit.
Speaker 2: That is a Sante Samuel Junior. He is a scheduled
Speaker 2: to visit here tomorrow. Is that maybe one of the
Speaker 2: reasons they held back on finding somebody to trade.
Speaker 8: Well, the Asanse Samuel Junior. You know, the reason that
Speaker 8: a player like that has like a five or sixteen
Speaker 8: tour set up is because you know, medical he needs
Speaker 8: to go in and get physicals in different places without
Speaker 8: getting you know, too deep into the leads on the
Speaker 8: nature of the injury. It is something very serious and
Speaker 8: very scary that he's coming back from and he had
Speaker 8: a surgery, and this is not an injury that a
Speaker 8: lot of doctors thought surgery was going to be able
Speaker 8: to fully fix. And so it's not just a matter
Speaker 8: of his doctors clearing him. It's a team medical staff
Speaker 8: clearing him. When you're talking about a neck issue, a
Speaker 8: spine issue, those are really sensitive types of topics. It
Speaker 8: makes sense though he's a really talented player, he would
Speaker 8: have been probably the corner to get paid along with,
Speaker 8: you know, the guys like Carlton Davis in this past
Speaker 8: free agency class if he were healthy. The fact that
Speaker 8: it's November and we're talking about him taking a medical
Speaker 8: tour just shows you how significant this is. It doesn't
Speaker 8: mean that the Vikings or someone else won't sign him.
Speaker 8: I would just say, you know, this is not him
Speaker 8: coming in and meeting the coaching staff and deciding where
Speaker 8: to go. This is these teams wanting to put him
Speaker 8: through a battery of tests and make their own determinations.
Speaker 8: You know, every medical staff has there's thirty two team
Speaker 8: doctors with thirty two degrees or risk tolerance. Everybody's going
Speaker 8: to make their own judgment on this because it is
Speaker 8: something pretty significant.
Speaker 6: Then you got another one for you get to go,
Speaker 6: h No, I guess maybe from an extent, no standpoint
Speaker 6: are just like if I guess, I'll ask you if
Speaker 6: I'm not going to say who's going to win, but
Speaker 6: if the Vikings were to win this weekend, which it
Speaker 6: is about split you know, national media is kind of
Speaker 6: split on like who's going to win this game for
Speaker 6: you know, a variety of reasons, but like, what's the
Speaker 6: one thing you mentioned the run game? What's maybe the
Speaker 6: one thing you'd like to see the Vikings do that
Speaker 6: would help them win this game on Sunday.
Speaker 8: Honestly, it's continued growth from JJ McCarthy. He had a
Speaker 8: long time to think about coming back and to get
Speaker 8: himself fully healthy and prepare. You know, I talked to
Speaker 8: JJ in the locker room last I think it was
Speaker 8: last Thursday. I could tell you know, he was just
Speaker 8: he was very juiced up for this game. You know.
Speaker 8: He told me the story that his infant son had
Speaker 8: been sick last week and so JJ was sleeping in
Speaker 8: a separate room in his old college bed, and so
Speaker 8: he was, you know, thinking about all those moments that
Speaker 8: he laid in that bed and was and was dreaming
Speaker 8: of having these big opportunities in the NFL. You saw
Speaker 8: him walk in uh to the stadium wearing the you
Speaker 8: know the JJ or the you know the JJ blue
Speaker 8: collar shirt that Jim Harbaugh gives all his players. It
Speaker 8: was back in the state of Michigan. There was a
Speaker 8: lot of there was an emotional element to it. But
Speaker 8: it's not a matter of going out and winning one game.
Speaker 8: It's a matter of stacking those games and improving and
Speaker 8: getting better over time. And that's what you know, we
Speaker 8: need to see from JJ McCarthy is just to continue growth.
Speaker 8: I think one thing in that game that didn't get
Speaker 8: enough attension. We all saw, you know, the big throw
Speaker 8: late to Naylor on third down to Kevin O'Connell and
Speaker 8: trusts him. We saw the throw to We saw the
Speaker 8: throw to Jordan Addison that goes right through his hands.
Speaker 8: That Justin Jefferson touchdown is a run play. If you
Speaker 8: watch it, I thought it going live, it's a It's
Speaker 8: a run play that JJ had practiced during the week
Speaker 8: that the you know, basically, it was as Justin Jefferson
Speaker 8: told me, if we get press coverage, then you know,
Speaker 8: throw that ball. Not every young quarterback is going to
Speaker 8: pull that ball and throw it in that moment. And
Speaker 8: JJ did it, and he throws an absolute dime and
Speaker 8: Justin Jefferson makes a heck of a catch. You know,
Speaker 8: those are those are rare plays. Royre guts and to
Speaker 8: put the ball on a dime, he doesn't have to
Speaker 8: do a ton. He's got to do enough. He did
Speaker 8: it in that game. Let's see if he can do
Speaker 8: it against another tough team on Sunday against the Rails.
Speaker 4: One more for you, dot Com, Tom, And I think
Speaker 4: I'm the only person that's discussing this, but I find
Speaker 4: it endlessly fascinating. So again, thanks to about Bank, Tom Pelasero.
Speaker 4: When you're out clubbing with Roger Goodell, you guys are
Speaker 4: just hanging out being bros. Does he like seventy yard
Speaker 4: field goals or does he hate seventy yard field goals?
Speaker 4: Do you know what I mean? Does the league think
Speaker 4: it's good for the league to be able to kick
Speaker 4: those balls that far?
Speaker 8: I mean, I don't think anybody's complaining about just the
Speaker 8: absolute bombs from the wrong side of the fifty right now.
Speaker 8: You know, they did change the rules and I'm not
Speaker 8: going to say the phrase because you guys will just
Speaker 8: laugh at it endlessly, but US three it. The kickers
Speaker 8: are now allowed to rub their balls before the game,
Speaker 8: and so it makes the difference in terms of preparing
Speaker 8: those caballs where they can kick it a much longer distance.
Speaker 8: That's also why you know the nine to one ones,
Speaker 8: those run on field goals are much tougher because they
Speaker 8: can't swap it out for the caballose the balls are
Speaker 8: the balls, they're just different. Now. I'm not gonna be
Speaker 8: able to get myself out of this one. The balls
Speaker 8: are different than what they've been kicking in the past,
Speaker 8: and it's just it's allowed these things to happen. I
Speaker 8: think it's a great thing for the league. You know,
Speaker 8: they've wanted to put the footback in the game, whether
Speaker 8: that's on kickoffs or now in terms of the field
Speaker 8: goals and the kickers that ever since the extra point
Speaker 8: got moved back several years ago, you know, it became
Speaker 8: that much harder on them because now also an extra
Speaker 8: points weren't a give me. This now allows the kickers
Speaker 8: kind of to roar back a little bit and say, hey,
Speaker 8: we've got another element to the game that we can bring.
Speaker 8: I think it's great and I've never heard no complaints
Speaker 8: from Roger or anyone else to believe.
Speaker 1: You cut out for a second. What's the deal with
Speaker 1: the balls?
Speaker 8: The kickers are allowed to rub their balls before the game.
Speaker 4: That's what I thought you said kickers man, But I'm
Speaker 4: guessing quarterbacks on linemen are allowed to touch them. Am
Speaker 4: I right?
Speaker 8: Just just stick that in the button bar?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 4: About bank again? To nominate your charity please KF dot com.
Speaker 3: He just question, Yeah, whatever, isn't it funny? Like nobody
Speaker 3: trusts us?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 3: He could say when an NFL network all day about like, yeah,
Speaker 3: the kickers rubbed their balls to get that, and he
Speaker 3: could just not even have to think about it. And
Speaker 3: then on our she was like, oh god, I don't
Speaker 3: even know if I should say this.
Speaker 4: I don't know if I mentioned this on the air
Speaker 4: or not. But I was listening to uh to Ben
Speaker 4: Gestling on his podcast with his two co hosts last week,
Speaker 4: and his one co host said something and completely like
Speaker 4: he burped. Guessling said button bar, and I could hear
Speaker 4: like in his voice he was embarrassed.
Speaker 1: You know it's cafe exactly. Yeah, hawk. I know you've
Speaker 1: seen Arrested Development.
Speaker 3: It's like, I think it's season two where uh Tobias
Speaker 3: is saying everything filthy but he doesn't hear it, and
Speaker 3: Jason Bateman's character basically says, why don't you buy a
Speaker 3: tape recorder and just just tape yourself all day and
Speaker 3: listen back to your phrasing.
Speaker 1: H it's the Blue Man.
Speaker 3: Group exactly, because he just doesn't hear how every sentence
Speaker 3: he says is double entendre.
Speaker 1: And absolutely, it's such a good one.
Speaker 4: Of my favorite characters on television.
Speaker 2: I'm so good. I blew myself. It's so good. It's
Speaker 2: so good.
Speaker 4: Watch that second season.
Speaker 3: The second season is one of the best seasons in
Speaker 3: the history of comedy. I like the first season in
Speaker 3: the third when it starts to fall off, but season
Speaker 3: two is the season.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Just the idea that they're driving around the truck, that
Speaker 4: that they allow people to deboard a plane. Yeah, that's
Speaker 4: the only car these gods. Who's got to drive it around?
Speaker 3: And I love how many little pieces of foreshadowing they
Speaker 3: have for Buster getting his arm bitten off by the seal. Yeah,
Speaker 3: there's there's I don't know sure there's a website somewhere
Speaker 3: that's collected them all. But I think the last time
Speaker 3: I saw it, I noticed finally for the first Remember
Speaker 3: how he's in the army in season two and he
Speaker 3: keeps calling it army like I'm doing army. Even the
Speaker 3: fact that he's referencing his arm saying it like army
Speaker 3: is funny. But right before he gets his arm bitten
Speaker 3: off by a loose seal. Yeah, of course he's dating
Speaker 3: or trying to date loose seal.
Speaker 1: All season long.
Speaker 3: He's sitting on a bench and it says like army
Speaker 3: something official, but he's blocking all of the letters except
Speaker 3: for the ones that say arm off.
Speaker 1: Brilliant. It's like, man, that show thought of everything.
Speaker 3: How many different ways can we show that he's going
Speaker 3: to lose his arm? Even earlier in that season, he's
Speaker 3: had like an arcade.
Speaker 1: With one of those crane games.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the clause we like to call it right, and
Speaker 3: his arm's going to end up being a claw and
Speaker 3: one of the prizes that he gets out of the
Speaker 3: claw game is a stuffed seal. Like all season long,
Speaker 3: they show that a seal is going to get him,
Speaker 3: but you don't You don't know until it's so good.
Speaker 4: I've never read all these before. That's fascinating.
Speaker 1: All right, keep going on because I'm sure I've missed
Speaker 1: a ton of them.
Speaker 4: Okay, so bust up signed you you mentioned that.
Speaker 1: That's the best. That's right. I think that's right. Before
Speaker 1: it happens, too.
Speaker 4: Bruises on Job's face. Let's see, Job gets a bruise
Speaker 4: on his face that is identical to the one he
Speaker 4: gave Buster, foreshadowing Buster's own injury. I don't know. Lucille
Speaker 4: breaks off a human shaped hand from a simul driving
Speaker 4: to the hospital, drawing a parallel to Buster's injury. Wow,
Speaker 4: Buster's misreads alarm off, his arm off.
Speaker 3: I believe at some point, doesn't she say something like
Speaker 3: there's no handbook for raising a child?
Speaker 1: I think that's yeah.
Speaker 3: I think I think that's maybe a stretch, but that
Speaker 3: might be a slight nod to the fact that he's
Speaker 3: about to lose a hand.
Speaker 4: George Michael reenacts Luke Skywalker's losing his hand in Star
Speaker 4: Wars parodies by cutting off a mannequin's head with a broom.
Speaker 8: So good.
Speaker 1: When the doctor says he's going to be all right, and.
Speaker 2: They all get excited, and then he goes, Then he goes, well,
Speaker 2: I wouldn't be this excited getting that news.
Speaker 1: And he goes, what do you mean you said he's
Speaker 1: going to be all right? And he goes, no, he's
Speaker 1: gonna be all He's lost the ability to use his
Speaker 1: left hand.
Speaker 2: He lost it so good, that's such I wouldn't have
Speaker 2: taken the news this well.
Speaker 3: I don't know who wrote it. I don't know Mitchell Hurwitz,
Speaker 3: I believe is the guy that created it. I don't
Speaker 3: know if he's the writer of all of the episodes,
Speaker 3: but man, it's just the attention to detail is just outstanding.
Speaker 1: It's so good.
Speaker 3: And for the one thousandth time, I truly think the
Speaker 3: country was not ready for that show.
Speaker 1: It it was.
Speaker 3: It was the beginning of the non laugh track era,
Speaker 3: and it was too smart for the room, and the
Speaker 3: country wasn't told one to last. There was no laugh track.
Speaker 3: So I don't get this bit. This isn't funny, and
Speaker 3: it's one of the funniest shows of all.
Speaker 1: This doesn't the bit when they knew it was canceled.
Speaker 3: That season three, Yeah, they they knew they were in
Speaker 3: big trouble, so they just would have.
Speaker 1: What's this guy's name Happy Days guy.
Speaker 3: They would have Ron Howard, well, Henry Winklers also on
Speaker 3: that show, for sure, but Ron Howard is the narrator.
Speaker 3: Just openly begged to tell your friends to watch this show.
Speaker 3: We're in huge trouble. Yeah, which is a super interesting
Speaker 3: play to just lean right into the fact that your
Speaker 3: ratings are not good and you know you're on the
Speaker 3: brink of getting canceled. We should do that at some point,
Speaker 3: whenever our ratings start plumbting. We shouldre a narrator.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we should. Probably. Carl Weathers is in the show.
Speaker 1: That's also there's so many good cameos, so good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Julie Louis Dreyfus is in season two and she's fantastic.
Speaker 3: Is the it's so good, the fake pregnant blind lawyer Bill.
Speaker 4: That's great when it's funny and smart. Yep, that's like,
Speaker 4: that's the winning commedy. I can't even believe it. Menace
Speaker 4: so good. Oh, by the way, complete left turn, Well
Speaker 4: not really, I'm listening to this boo about always sunny
Speaker 4: in Philadelphia right now and the you know, the beginning
Speaker 4: of and everything like that. There is a direct correlation.
Speaker 4: A line from Reno nine one one to always Sunday
Speaker 4: in Philadelphia. Really yeah, and I would it would take
Speaker 4: on the scenes, Yeah, yeah, behind the scenes about the
Speaker 4: people who created, how it got created, why got created,
Speaker 4: all that. It's it's uh and it doesn't surprise me
Speaker 4: after knowing those two shows so well. But uh oh man,
Speaker 4: I love both those shows too.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 3: Yep, gees yeah, resid Development is on Netflix. Where where's
Speaker 3: always Sonny the Whole Home?
Speaker 4: It's on but it was on FX.
Speaker 1: Yeah, ex so is right right? Still going correct?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, right now it's.
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Speaker 3: Half of Generation Z and millennials admit to quote lying
Speaker 3: about their wealth or financial success while dating.
Speaker 1: I know I've gone over this before, but about.
Speaker 3: Twenty years ago, I went on a date and was
Speaker 3: asked my salary on date number one. That was after
Speaker 3: she asked my religion and political affiliation. And like I've
Speaker 3: said on this show a number of times, she seemed
Speaker 3: to be able to get past the religion one. She
Speaker 3: seemed to be able to get past the political affiliation.
Speaker 3: But when I was like, yeah, I'm not, we're not.
Speaker 3: I'm not telling you my salary, that was the one
Speaker 3: that I think would have been the your hands up
Speaker 3: a billion?
Speaker 4: Who you're talking?
Speaker 7: I'll tell her whatever, I'll convert, I'll get more jobs.
Speaker 7: He'll bring a what do you mean, I'll rob a
Speaker 7: damn bank. If that answers your question.
Speaker 1: I'll bring a text.
Speaker 3: But I mean, I assume on dating apps, the whole
Speaker 3: idea of a lot of.
Speaker 1: People projecting more wealth than they actually have is a thing.
Speaker 3: But this says only about half admits actually lying about
Speaker 3: financial success while dating. That's different than lying on dating apps.
Speaker 3: If you're actually dating somebody and you lie about what
Speaker 3: you're making, that's that's a little bit different.
Speaker 4: Don't you think, man, dating apps seems scary, Yes, sir,
Speaker 4: they just do. They just do. Man.
Speaker 1: I used them yeah, obviously lucky.
Speaker 3: A council in Scotland, No, you didn't, that's true. Fox
Speaker 3: News worked. Yeah, one of the best bits of all time. Uh,
Speaker 3: inside joke. A council in Scotland was forced to edit
Speaker 3: the recording of a meeting after a member live streamed
Speaker 3: her himself excuse me himself going to the toilet and
Speaker 3: forgetting to switch off his camera.
Speaker 4: Oh oh boy, boy, that be terrible for me. I
Speaker 4: get up to a lot of Shenanigans on the toilet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's reading time for you.
Speaker 4: Really, Yeah, for sure. And you never know what my
Speaker 4: choice is, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: No nobody does.
Speaker 3: They are saying Pizza Hut could soon be up for
Speaker 3: sale as it continues to struggle to compete, so somebody
Speaker 3: might just buy them out.
Speaker 1: I like Pizza Hut.
Speaker 4: Oh man, that teenage shows after football games with the
Speaker 4: entire team.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the one.
Speaker 2: Nah, there was one by the high school and then
Speaker 2: the one. There was one in Excelsior that had like
Speaker 2: the old school feel to it. They're both now gone.
Speaker 1: You graduate from high school.
Speaker 4: Did that Pizza Hut got a business?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: When Yeah, Lawyer Lambert stopped writing them checks for my
Speaker 2: tab Yeah, they all went down. Yeah, pizza, breadsticks, fresh
Speaker 2: and hot. Ten out of ten?
Speaker 4: What about the garlic prep of the cheese on it?
Speaker 1: Sure?
Speaker 3: I mean yeah, yeah, you do love food, which is
Speaker 3: great because today is National men make Dinner Day and
Speaker 3: National Nacho Day.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I had nachos the other day and I can
Speaker 1: make dinner.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, why don't you just make nachos for I
Speaker 3: could do that for Her name.
Speaker 1: Is Oh that's a woman's viewpoint. It's Kelly. That's nice.
Speaker 1: Oh thanks Rice ros Yeah. How often do you make dinner?
Speaker 1: Probably three days a week.
Speaker 3: Here we go, thanks, she makes it the other four
Speaker 3: you guys go, we go out or yeah, or she'll
Speaker 3: make it.
Speaker 1: So you would say it's about fifty to fifty. Yes, sir.
Speaker 4: You want is salivating when you see it.
Speaker 1: What a match made in kitchen heaven.
Speaker 4: What's your specialty?
Speaker 1: I hope the table shack? Yep, I do that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's kind of anything else throws Julianne. Is that how
Speaker 1: he said?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, my specialty is probably that I could make if
Speaker 2: probably back in cheese or she made me a pie, I'll.
Speaker 1: Make you a pie. That worked for a couple of years.
Speaker 9: Yeah, worked on Hawk oh man, there's an article from Entertained,
Speaker 9: a weekly back in twenty thirteen, specifically about the writers
Speaker 9: room and the rest of development.
Speaker 1: And how smart they were to read it. Hey, can
Speaker 1: I ask you guys a quick quick question?
Speaker 3: Go on?
Speaker 1: So that new movie is it Neurinberg? What is that about?
Speaker 4: It's about after effects of World War Two and convicting.
Speaker 4: They yeah, yeah, it'll be fascinating. And yeah, well you
Speaker 4: can't tell that's him, can you.
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 5: They barely show him too. Yeah, Russell Russell Crow.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that'll be a hell of a thing.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 3: Tomorrow Derek Sheldon, new manager of the Minnesota Twins, will
Speaker 3: be here about seven thirty or so, so we'll have
Speaker 3: a good like forty forty five minutes to talk to him,
Speaker 3: get to know him, and then play initials at eight
Speaker 3: fifteen tomorrow with Derek Sheldon. So, if you're a Twins fan,
Speaker 3: tune in around seven thirty or so tomorrow morning. Power
Speaker 3: Trip Back five thirty to nine tomorrow nine to noon
Speaker 3: is next.
Speaker 1: Ty already have plenty forday.
Speaker 4: To have a job. I love you. I hope you
Speaker 4: have a great day. I hope you go out and
Speaker 4: just enjoy it and make the most of it, oh, y'all.