Speaker 1: Morny lady, gentlemen, and welcome to video message number twenty nine.
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Speaker 4: It is the third day of February twenty twenty six.
Speaker 4: Good morning, everybody. Welcome to Tuesday and the Patrick Morning Show.
Speaker 4: Johnny bones on his way in that he heads straight
Speaker 4: on down. Well, he's headed to Florida eventually for some
Speaker 4: spring training. That means, you know, he's like the groundhog.
Speaker 4: Marty Malarney good Arnie will be here as well, and
Speaker 4: he cast one thousands. Let's get her started with some
Speaker 4: comedy from Monroe Martin on eating healthy part trip morning shod. No,
Speaker 4: it's a Tuesday morning. You might be Tuesday tireds. We're
Speaker 4: gonna be that audible caffeine and we hope let's try
Speaker 4: to make it a good day. Shall we come on in.
Speaker 4: I am glad you are here.
Speaker 5: I believe that you can only eat as healthy as
Speaker 5: the store is surrounding your area. I live in Bedside, Brooklyn,
Speaker 5: so I don't have a chance at all. No matter
Speaker 5: what store I go to, that's always a froud refrigerator
Speaker 5: dedicated to Arizona ice tea. As on the ice tea
Speaker 5: was designed to kill the lower class thirty two ounces
Speaker 5: of the straight diabetes for only ninety nine cent. I
Speaker 5: drank one a pet out cake. That's how sweet it is,
Speaker 5: red velvet. I've never even seen the animals eat health
Speaker 5: there around my way, like I've never seen the rope,
Speaker 5: like a squirrel eat an acorn or a nut. I
Speaker 5: seen a squirrel eating peanut eminem and.
Speaker 6: I was very concerned.
Speaker 5: I was concerned because he ate all the chocolate and
Speaker 5: left a nut.
Speaker 2: I was like, Yo, you gotta swung on a sugar.
Speaker 6: You're gonna lose your tail man.
Speaker 1: Oh God, no, Jesus. The fever sign is wee fee
Speaker 1: is on your side walls. You hear the distance under
Speaker 1: this line, then you stray.
Speaker 7: Bed three twenty twenty six Power to the Morning Show
Speaker 7: on Cory Code.
Speaker 2: That's Chris Hockey, that's meat sauce.
Speaker 3: Paul Lambert, there's Zach Halberson.
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 7: It's Tuesday, this Tuesday, so we're gonna rip, We're gonna complain.
Speaker 2: Hi Corey, Hi.
Speaker 6: Sorry.
Speaker 7: Yesterday we had Ben Lever to break down the Quzy firing,
Speaker 7: and now.
Speaker 2: We have John Bondas to talk about Derek Falby. I
Speaker 2: assume they did an emergency podcast. Yes, they did do it.
Speaker 6: I did. Yeah, it was excellent.
Speaker 3: Are they exciting that they started it with woo.
Speaker 2: Emergency? Yeah?
Speaker 3: The emergency song and they have is outstanding. How does
Speaker 3: it go? It says, uh, it's an emergency, and then
Speaker 3: some other guy goes, what's that and then the other
Speaker 3: guy goes, it's John and a g.
Speaker 7: It's pretty good. But it's not those two guys themselves singing. No,
Speaker 7: it's they hired somebody.
Speaker 2: Some guy. Yeah. I think his name is Stuart.
Speaker 4: John Attorney general.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yep, Gleaming got replaced. Yeah. Doesn't Rosie know him?
Speaker 4: Probably he knows Rosie.
Speaker 7: I mean, yeah, a good point. I think Sauce knows.
Speaker 7: You think Sauce knows the attorney general?
Speaker 2: Yes or no?
Speaker 4: Sure, Yes, I think he does. He does. Of the
Speaker 4: state of Minnesota.
Speaker 2: No, I'm saying of the United States.
Speaker 4: Then if he does, he knows more than me.
Speaker 6: I do not.
Speaker 2: Okay, I just wonder.
Speaker 4: You know the state of Minnesota, right, you.
Speaker 2: Know the state of Minnesota attorney General. Yeah, it's is
Speaker 2: a key that list. Look at that, all right, you go,
Speaker 2: and it does.
Speaker 7: It does feel like the Attorney General of the United
Speaker 7: States changes every two weeks.
Speaker 3: But this one I almost tip my hand. But they've
Speaker 3: been in there for a little chunk of change. Now.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, no, idea, you're close.
Speaker 6: It's right.
Speaker 2: Gender.
Speaker 4: What's her name is.
Speaker 2: Starting there? Do you go?
Speaker 6: The bee?
Speaker 2: Yes? It does start with the B. Yes, the B,
Speaker 2: the B. Okay, got it?
Speaker 4: Got it gone for me?
Speaker 2: That'll do it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that'll do it. The Bee will be here in
Speaker 7: like five minutes. John Bone should be walking home, not
Speaker 7: doing the other one.
Speaker 2: Oh no, Marnie will be here too later though, you guys.
Speaker 4: Ever watched Peaky Blinders?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 2: I never did.
Speaker 4: No, it's real, good man. I'm watching it now for
Speaker 4: the first time. Second, for the first time. I've started
Speaker 4: a few times, but it's per damn serious, man. You know,
Speaker 4: like an episode or two and you're like, Okay, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna need a shower and a bath and seance.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: It's real good though, real real good.
Speaker 7: So when it first came out, my wife and I
Speaker 7: gave it a shot, and I remember the first episode.
Speaker 7: I couldn't understand what they were saying. And she likes
Speaker 7: watching it on with subtitles.
Speaker 2: I hate that. I'm not I'm not there to read.
Speaker 3: So shows that require subtitles I struggle with unless it's
Speaker 3: like a.
Speaker 2: Foreign film where there's no choice.
Speaker 7: But when it's supposed to be English, I'm like, I
Speaker 7: can't understand a word they're saying. That's tough. That was
Speaker 7: really tough. So we never went back to it, but
Speaker 7: I've heard it spectacular. Everybody loves Peaky and.
Speaker 4: They're about to release a movie right you know, which
Speaker 4: is if you don't know what Peaky Blinders is, it's
Speaker 4: right after World War One. It's an Irish gang who
Speaker 4: is led by.
Speaker 2: Jillian Murphy.
Speaker 4: Thank you, that's his name, and their gang I mean
Speaker 4: literally and it's uh, it's it's incredibly large scale. It's
Speaker 4: sort of like Game of Thrones, only modeled after real people,
Speaker 4: like the Peaka Binders were a real gang. This is
Speaker 4: these are modeled after real people. But Thomas Shelby is
Speaker 4: the main character. And it's just the storyline's great and
Speaker 4: it's hard to follow, but it's fascinating as well, and
Speaker 4: it's character studies and blah blah blah blah. But anyway,
Speaker 4: long story, longer. Last night I was watching and Thomas
Speaker 4: Shelby's talking to Winston Churchill and and Winston Churchill is he's,
Speaker 4: you know, he's a jackass. And I don't know if
Speaker 4: he was in real life, but in the show he is,
Speaker 4: and blah blah blah. He asked him. He asked, Thomas
Speaker 4: Shelby says, you know, basically he rips. Tomas Shelby says,
Speaker 4: you're born. I'm sure your mom is born in a tent,
Speaker 4: and he said, no, my grandma was born in tent.
Speaker 4: My mom was born in a boat. But in is
Speaker 4: it's cool. He's like, I know you're Winston Churchill, but
Speaker 4: you can bite my nuts right right. Didn't say that,
Speaker 4: but you get it. And then Winston Churchill says, do
Speaker 4: you have a gardener? Mister Shelby doesn't matter?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 4: Yesked him. I just did. Here's what Thomas. Thomas Shelby's
Speaker 4: answer is, and I can't get it out of my mind. Listen,
Speaker 4: to this answer, three generations.
Speaker 6: Of men with no ambition who happier than I will
Speaker 6: ever be.
Speaker 4: Talking about his gardeners, He's got three of them. They're
Speaker 4: all related, and it's three generations of men with no
Speaker 4: ambition who are happier than he'll ever be. And I'm like, damn, yeah,
Speaker 4: damn right, damn.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. Your therapy for the day.
Speaker 4: It's just like like what a moment, like like like
Speaker 4: what a like a yeah, boy, there's a lot of
Speaker 4: I went to bed thinking about that when last night
Speaker 4: it's like, wow, that's really something. So what is you know,
Speaker 4: what is happiness?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 4: Like the pursuit or the enjoyment? And can you have
Speaker 4: one without the other? Apparently you can?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well again.
Speaker 7: I listen to my guy Conan's podcast all the time.
Speaker 7: Conan is extremely famous, extremely rich, extremely accomplished, and all
Speaker 7: he talks about all the time, especially with comedians. When
Speaker 7: comedians are on that podcast, they talk about how they're
Speaker 7: constantly disappointed, constantly doubting their own abilities and their careers.
Speaker 7: They're just never happy because there's always somebody else doing
Speaker 7: something better and it always pisses them off. Yeah, just
Speaker 7: because of competitive jealousy. It doesn't matter how accomplished you are.
Speaker 3: They're always not happy because they're not you know, next
Speaker 3: or the biggest?
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 7: I doubt a gardner cares correct, Right, that does sound
Speaker 7: freeing ryeah.
Speaker 2: Repetition. But I don't like yard work. Yeah me either,
Speaker 2: I kind of do.
Speaker 3: Oh man, I hate it. I like mowing the yard
Speaker 3: at a lot of people like mowing the yard. I
Speaker 3: don't like it.
Speaker 2: I feel like it's a waste of time.
Speaker 3: But I understand people like it for the therapeutic process.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you throw in some headphones and you just cruise
Speaker 2: for an hour or two.
Speaker 4: But what if you wrote music just because you liked
Speaker 4: writing music. What if you wrote stories just because you
Speaker 4: liked writing stories. What if you did morning radio just
Speaker 4: to make people happy? Sure, they still.
Speaker 2: Hate you, but or at least half of them do.
Speaker 4: Yeah. What if you did morning radio because it was fun?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: What if you had no ambition? But then would you
Speaker 4: just be stagnant and never accomplished?
Speaker 2: To think?
Speaker 4: Hell, I don't know. I got to think about this more.
Speaker 4: I went to bed. I've been going to bed at
Speaker 4: a set time. It's one of my normal my new
Speaker 4: little two minute improvements. Good for you, and it's helping.
Speaker 4: What time, Yeah, well, I turn everything off at ten pm.
Speaker 2: It's off.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I go to sleep, And I thought I
Speaker 4: would lay there and stare at this at the ceiling.
Speaker 4: Yesterday took me three minutes of fall sleep. Last night
Speaker 4: took me seven songs.
Speaker 3: Got bad?
Speaker 2: Good for you.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to change things.
Speaker 2: I'm going to bed earlier and earlier these days.
Speaker 4: What you saying, we're old, we have no ambition.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well but Chris, to have ambition, you need to
Speaker 3: be offered incentive, and that has changed over the last
Speaker 3: ten years.
Speaker 4: You're right, And so I can either I can be
Speaker 4: frustrate a little ball of anger, or I can re
Speaker 4: aim my efforts. And That's what I'm trying to do.
Speaker 4: That's what I'm trying to do. Like next now, this weekend.
Speaker 4: Next weekend, I'll be in Montreal for the first time
Speaker 4: in my life.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what can be wrong about that?
Speaker 4: Nothing?
Speaker 2: Hookers are there, Yeah, Yeah, I have ambitions them. They
Speaker 2: have apparently an awesome poker room up there.
Speaker 3: You should stop buying because my guess is it's attached
Speaker 3: to something else that you would like that's not poker.
Speaker 4: Yeah. The prostitutes call their home the poker room.
Speaker 2: I'm sure they do. I'm sure I think you'll learn.
Speaker 2: Montreal's awesome.
Speaker 3: I've heard it's outstanding weekend.
Speaker 4: After that, I'm in Buffalo, and I love Buffalo.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's like what thirty minutes west of the Twin Cities. Beautiful.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I like that city too, but this one's actually
Speaker 4: in New York.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that'll be great for it. Man.
Speaker 4: See, I'm trying things.
Speaker 2: Boss speak some French in Montreal.
Speaker 3: Right, second largest French city in the world, only French.
Speaker 3: Wee wee?
Speaker 2: Where and uh, where are you staying when you go
Speaker 2: to Buffalo?
Speaker 4: Don't ask I'm gla I'm staying there, but I'm only
Speaker 4: waving at people. And I walked through the casino into
Speaker 4: my room.
Speaker 3: Can I guess Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino.
Speaker 4: Seneca Alleghany. But you're right, go to.
Speaker 2: Falls to you?
Speaker 7: Isn't that right over the border in Niagara Falls to
Speaker 7: your casino?
Speaker 2: The used to have a WPT there there. I don't
Speaker 2: know if it's really if.
Speaker 4: I go to the falls view because I went to
Speaker 4: the casino before I got there, and.
Speaker 2: The view of the falls was.
Speaker 7: Hopefully Superman takes fifteen minutes to change clothes and dive
Speaker 7: off the thing and save you last thing.
Speaker 4: Also, I'd be like, like, what's his name? Tim Connors?
Speaker 4: From say what's his name?
Speaker 2: Phil? Connah? Phil?
Speaker 4: I'm all out of ambition. Don't drive angry.
Speaker 3: Somebody's gonna say Chris is famous? Last words were.
Speaker 2: Any whose sons of bitches? Superman?
Speaker 3: Because if not, I'm all out of ambition. Ye should
Speaker 3: have been a gardener.
Speaker 2: Bye, I don't care so good. It's such a good scene.
Speaker 2: That's a weird way to start to show today.
Speaker 4: You know what, It's sad that Bonies is not here
Speaker 4: yet because he loves this kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: He does.
Speaker 7: He does like when we're depressed and ready to give
Speaker 7: up on Tuesdays, Yes, he does, which is like clockwork.
Speaker 2: It is every Tuesday we hate everybody and.
Speaker 6: Want to leave just a bit outside.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, just a little bit. Yeah.
Speaker 4: No, I feel pretty good today.
Speaker 2: So what time do you think you go to bed?
Speaker 6: On average?
Speaker 2: About eight eight thirty?
Speaker 3: Damn, that's pretty crazy. Yeah, damn, that is really early. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's if you're getting a full eight hours. That's the
Speaker 3: healthiest thing of any of us. And would you nap
Speaker 3: those too?
Speaker 2: No? Oh, you stopped napping. Stop since Louis. Yeah, how's
Speaker 2: that going?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 2: No more nappy? I mean it's going on right.
Speaker 4: That wasn't a ringing indoors.
Speaker 7: As a father, and in Kelly's case, the mother of
Speaker 7: a one year old, you're supposed to sleep when they
Speaker 7: sleep so they don't drag you out.
Speaker 2: So you don't nap when he naps. No, damn.
Speaker 3: Half the time he naps like on my shoulder, like
Speaker 3: I hold him and he falls asleep.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a perfect time to sleep too. You can
Speaker 2: fall asleep.
Speaker 3: Because I don't think I'll be doing that when he's
Speaker 3: fifteen hot not that's weird. Yeah, good point, but you
Speaker 3: know what I mean, Like, he won't be doing that
Speaker 3: when he's twenty five. That's even weird. I don't sleep
Speaker 3: on my dad's chest. No, that would well one of
Speaker 3: the four of us does?
Speaker 4: Three men?
Speaker 6: What three lady?
Speaker 2: Three generations of men with now ambition who happy other
Speaker 2: than I will ever be.
Speaker 3: So I think about that when Louis has a son. Yeah,
Speaker 3: three generations of men. Yeah, no ambition Because lawyer Lambert tried. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I can't say Dob because Dobb's in the same generation
Speaker 3: as you. I don't care if Dob tries you. Yeah right,
Speaker 3: But lawyer Lambert tried. He's a lawyer, Yeah he is.
Speaker 2: He did.
Speaker 4: He didn't just try, he did.
Speaker 2: He did something. He succeeded.
Speaker 3: I doubt he gardens. I mean I tried for a while.
Speaker 3: You've tried planting your seed?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Or once?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Now here's you at about six forty five?
Speaker 2: He didn't happy. Yesterday.
Speaker 4: Man, I've thought of that and I've tried it, and man,
Speaker 4: am I just worthless by about six pm?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Sure, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: Yesterday ambition though it gets me all down.
Speaker 3: I put up a new gate in our basement to
Speaker 3: keep Louis from trying to wife there. No, no, no,
Speaker 3: is it a gate or a cage?
Speaker 2: It's a gate?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 6: Did that?
Speaker 2: Played a little Madden? This is all while he was sleeping?
Speaker 2: Fire away?
Speaker 3: What else could I do? We went to Target? Yeah,
Speaker 3: big day. Yeah it was fun the gated and Target. Yeah, man,
Speaker 3: that is adulting. Good for you outside of the Madden. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it was adulting job. Yeah, it's fun. Who knows what
Speaker 3: we have in store today? Who knows? Maybe Lowe's or
Speaker 3: Home Depot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know. We'll have time for is sorious?
Speaker 3: Is Robin Williams said in his last movie when Ben
Speaker 3: Affke's character said I don't know what I'm gonna do tomorrow,
Speaker 3: and Robin Williams said, how fun.
Speaker 2: It's a good way to look at life. It's right, He's.
Speaker 3: Right, yeah, how exciting, I think is what he actually.
Speaker 7: I am definitely an a gardener. You know what else
Speaker 7: I am not. I am not a builder nor a remodeler.
Speaker 4: No, you're not, but you know who is. Builders are
Speaker 4: remolers and builders remillers dot com who bring us the
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Speaker 4: Thanks builders and remodelers.
Speaker 7: Bonus should be here shortly. Martie Galloner later lots to
Speaker 7: talk about between now and nine o'clock and the power
Speaker 7: grim Orn too.
Speaker 2: On the fan.
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Speaker 6: christ you know I Name a skip on Thursdays, right,
Speaker 6: we go to commercial and sometimes we come back because
Speaker 6: Tommy tells us something that blows.
Speaker 3: Our minds, and then we're all unnerved and the listeners
Speaker 3: are pissed because it's like, boy, you can't really tell
Speaker 3: tell us what you just said, so now you're just
Speaker 3: pissing us off by teasing us that he said something
Speaker 3: disgusting or amazing.
Speaker 7: Again, it's a little bit different the rest of the week.
Speaker 7: For example, Zach and Sauce and I just spent four
Speaker 7: and a half minutes discussing and debating how strange the
Speaker 7: name Hota Copy is so different vibe during the commercial
Speaker 7: breaks from Tuesday to Thursday, very different.
Speaker 4: Well, what kind of last name is codby? Yeah, three
Speaker 4: men with no ambition.
Speaker 2: Yes, exactly.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 7: But how we got there was the Savannah Guthrie story,
Speaker 7: and then we started talking about how weird Hoda Copy's
Speaker 7: name is.
Speaker 2: But man, terrible, terrible.
Speaker 7: Right at first she was missing, and then the report
Speaker 7: was that there was a crime scene connected to the
Speaker 7: missing person story, and then.
Speaker 3: There was the press conference. A guy who just flat out.
Speaker 7: And said, look, this is not the kind of person
Speaker 7: that has dementia like quality. She has her faculties, like
Speaker 7: she didn't just wander off, And now everybody's saying it's
Speaker 7: pretty clear she was taken again, sir, well, so now,
Speaker 7: I mean I the chance that this ends up good
Speaker 7: is not very high, which is terrifying, so horrible. So yeah,
Speaker 7: we transitioned to a very very serious story into Hoda KOTB.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was our commercial break.
Speaker 4: Hey John Bonus, Bones, boy, the smeller coffee wakes me up. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's so good, just as much as the taste of it. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm all Pavlovian over here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, man, thanks John Bonas, Yeah, thanks, Bones.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna miss John.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, John. Do you leave today?
Speaker 6: When do you leave?
Speaker 7: He leaves at seven thirty. He got a bail early
Speaker 7: to catch a flight to get the hell out. He's
Speaker 7: even wearing toys driving you.
Speaker 2: I forgot.
Speaker 7: You have the Counanan trail. You're following in his footstep.
Speaker 3: What the.
Speaker 4: That's exactly right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you're going through Pennsylvania and then down the east
Speaker 7: coast of Florida. Correct, just like Andrew Canannan Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Florida.
Speaker 2: That don't worry about it. He's not a prospect, he's
Speaker 2: no longer with us.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I got it.
Speaker 2: You don't know the name Andrew Cananan.
Speaker 4: Uh No, damn, it doesn't tickle your mind at all.
Speaker 3: It is not as interesting.
Speaker 2: Were you here in the nineties? He definitely was, was he?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I was here the latter half of the nineties.
Speaker 2: But you were in America, right, You had access to
Speaker 2: the news. I was in Philadelphia, which is apparently part
Speaker 2: of his path Philly.
Speaker 4: Forget me that.
Speaker 7: You go to a lot of cemeteries in Philadelphia.
Speaker 2: I did that. Well, then maybe you missed him.
Speaker 6: Trail.
Speaker 3: We're just coming up with nicknames the last couple of
Speaker 3: weeks and bonuses on the Kunanan Trail.
Speaker 2: It's like the Oregon Trail.
Speaker 7: This is the point where he gets to pick his
Speaker 7: job and his name.
Speaker 3: Don't get dysentery. All right, you're definitely going to catch something,
Speaker 3: are you going? Let's just see how close this is.
Speaker 7: At any point during spring training when you're down there
Speaker 7: watching the toy, will you be on a boat house
Speaker 7: of any kind?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 7: I don't think so. What if somebody offers to go
Speaker 7: party on a boat? All right, so there's a possibility
Speaker 7: you end up on a boat house. Yes, you are
Speaker 7: at the beginning of the Canan introil. Here you go, right,
Speaker 7: I am really lucky forward to researching that. Having Christy
Speaker 7: researched this while we are driving, she's familiar.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you had more reason to fear.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 8: I heard a pit of the Peaky Blinders discussion. First
Speaker 8: of all, great show, great show. Did you watch the
Speaker 8: whole thing?
Speaker 2: I watched?
Speaker 8: Have I made it all? How many seasons are there?
Speaker 8: I think I made it through like five and a
Speaker 8: half or four and a half. I've seen all of it.
Speaker 4: I think it's six or seven. Let me look, I
Speaker 4: should know that because I'm committed now.
Speaker 8: Part of the cool theme about it is that because
Speaker 8: it's just following World War One, you've got, you know,
Speaker 8: these various differences in classes, you know, from everybody from
Speaker 8: the very poor to the very but all these men
Speaker 8: have were serving in World War One and have somehow
Speaker 8: made it through that hellish experience, and no matter what
Speaker 8: class they're at, they can relate to each other at
Speaker 8: that level because they have all kind of had that
Speaker 8: shared trauma of experience, like including Winston Churchill and Thomas Shelby.
Speaker 2: Right, you know who's you know, six seasons by the
Speaker 2: way the news guy.
Speaker 6: No, No, the comedian Shane Gillis has a bit involving
Speaker 6: Thomas Shelby and yeah, it's very funny.
Speaker 2: Share with the classes.
Speaker 6: It's just about no, it's just about how you don't
Speaker 6: really like know exactly what side he was on, and
Speaker 6: like how he just knows way too much about the Confederates.
Speaker 6: It's you know, I just was laugh because I only
Speaker 6: that all other time I've ever heard that name, and
Speaker 6: I was like, oh, that's right.
Speaker 7: Is he related to Don Shelby. Rose would like to
Speaker 7: have him on his podcast, which is still going strong.
Speaker 2: By the way, Chris, you doubted that.
Speaker 6: You know, I'm gonna get it.
Speaker 4: Down to Capitol girl and make things better.
Speaker 2: That's kind of you.
Speaker 6: I got a text from Parker Fox last night. It
Speaker 6: was a picture he watched, and I don't know if
Speaker 6: we talked about yesterday at all, but the nineteen eighty
Speaker 6: Miracle documentary on Netflix is to must watch regardless of me.
Speaker 6: It's amazing. And of course towards the end there Mark
Speaker 6: Rosen does make a brief appearance, and so he goes
Speaker 6: he sent me a picture and he goes, it's that
Speaker 6: Rose go yes, and he goes Wow, unreal, how do
Speaker 6: he get down there? And I'm like, well, press pass.
Speaker 6: But also I wonder if this Parker know that, like
Speaker 6: I mean this.
Speaker 4: Is he might not know he was on TV?
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, did.
Speaker 2: They not get Channel four and Fairbone?
Speaker 4: Welly seriously might not.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I want to ask him next Semi's in, which
Speaker 6: is probably what tomorrow.
Speaker 2: I mean, Rosie hasn't been off Channel four for that
Speaker 2: long four or five years.
Speaker 4: Definitely knows him the radio show.
Speaker 6: Really yeah, I don't know if he knows about the
Speaker 6: TV side.
Speaker 8: I bet Yeah, when was Rosie's I don't know time
Speaker 8: Losers meaning for forty five?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's the truth.
Speaker 6: Once I thought you met life.
Speaker 8: Actually yeah, I heard that discussion too. Yeah, we can
Speaker 8: dive into that in our little therapy session side therapy
Speaker 8: session or purpose drive curbous ambition drive. It's where the
Speaker 8: ambition becomes almost a vice. We know, of course it does,
Speaker 8: you know, especially if you have OCD. Yeah, well, I
Speaker 8: mean yes, even more so. Right, Yeah, I'm the advice
Speaker 8: I am currently unpacking a little bit is admiration, which
Speaker 8: is similar to ambition.
Speaker 6: You know, are you chasing admiration?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it got it.
Speaker 8: And What has triggered that is I find myself less
Speaker 8: willing to make videos than I ever was to jump
Speaker 8: on the air or jump on the or wright or
Speaker 8: anything like that. And I think it's because I'm a
Speaker 8: little too careful. I know I'm not as good at it,
Speaker 8: and when I try to do it, I'm much more
Speaker 8: interested in being perfect and saying exactly what I want
Speaker 8: to say, et cetera, as opposed to just being open
Speaker 8: and vulnerable and talking, which I think is also something
Speaker 8: that people respond to and reaches people and it forms community,
Speaker 8: which are the things I'm interested in. So I am
Speaker 8: I worrying too much about being admired right right? Which
Speaker 8: is a weird, weird advice to recognize and self awareness?
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, I'm.
Speaker 4: Having time getting motivated to entertain people when they're so
Speaker 4: rotten to meet for twenty four hours a day.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's no for real, honest on both sides.
Speaker 4: Just I can't turn on email or or any kind
Speaker 4: of social media without being told how bad I am
Speaker 4: by everybody, even people I agree with by the way,
Speaker 4: I agree with them when they tell me I'm rotten too.
Speaker 4: But it is hard because and I have to keep
Speaker 4: reminding myself. This small amount of people that are rotten
Speaker 4: me is a small amount of people compared to the
Speaker 4: amount of people that listen to this radio show. I
Speaker 4: have to continue to remind myself that, because when I
Speaker 4: come on here and I think I really want to
Speaker 4: be great today and make people laugh if I can.
Speaker 4: I want to be a positive influence on people, I.
Speaker 2: Think, Yeah, but those people.
Speaker 4: For no reason. Yeah, but I'm fighting my way through it.
Speaker 4: Johnny Bones, yeahs Bones.
Speaker 8: This is the sort of thing that one thinks about
Speaker 8: when one's going on a road trip to Philadelphia on
Speaker 8: the I think we're gonna we're actually we're swinging through
Speaker 8: Chicago to get Gino's East Pizza.
Speaker 2: Pretty sure he did that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think you might have got Geno.
Speaker 8: And then I don't know, make it maybe as far
Speaker 8: as South Bend today, maybe a little further. And then yeah, tomorrow,
Speaker 8: we've got to swing through Cleveland to stop by Slimon's Delhi.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right, that's such a great life.
Speaker 8: And then and then I don't know, Pittsburgh. Maybe I
Speaker 8: love Pittsburghsburgh great. Pittsburgh's great.
Speaker 3: The first guy Coudanan killed was named Jeffrey Trail.
Speaker 4: That's weird.
Speaker 2: That's insane.
Speaker 6: That is really weird.
Speaker 4: Man, I said, sorry.
Speaker 3: For didn't shoot like a cemetery worker. I think that
Speaker 3: was in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, By the way, can't make this up.
Speaker 7: Absolutely stopped the Chicago on the way killed.
Speaker 2: Uh Genoa sus he was in Chicago.
Speaker 7: He killed seventy two year old Lee Miglin, a prominent
Speaker 7: real estate developer. So yes, if you're stopping in Chicago
Speaker 7: and then going to Pennsylvania and then going to Florida, are.
Speaker 2: You cause playing? Are you going to dress?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 2: Am I missing somebody? If I do? Did he wear
Speaker 2: twins up gear? I don't know? Did you design this tripper?
Speaker 2: Did your wife?
Speaker 3: Yeah, since you don't seem to know who.
Speaker 7: Caunanan is, you're not gonna understand this question. But did
Speaker 7: you pack any versace on the way or does your
Speaker 7: wife wear versace?
Speaker 2: I can't believe I don't know who this person is.
Speaker 6: I can't believe it.
Speaker 2: Don't either, you're super smart, I don't know. You don't
Speaker 2: know this? Damn well?
Speaker 8: Anyway, walk in Chicago. I say it all the time.
Speaker 8: I'm ill suited for a morning show. This is example
Speaker 8: what a.
Speaker 2: Uh front page sports is?
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Speaker 2: I'm the Fan.
Speaker 6: Cafe and welcome some great shows to Mystic Lake Amphitheater.
Speaker 6: Leonard Skinnard and Foreigner will be there August sixteenth, MO.
Speaker 6: The group will be there in August twenty first, and
Speaker 6: you can get the complete show details on our upcoming
Speaker 6: shows on the concert page at cafe dot com. Keyword calendar.
Speaker 4: Correct me if I'm wrong or don't care at all
Speaker 4: and don't look it up. I don't believe there's an
Speaker 4: original member in either one of.
Speaker 6: Those bands, Leonard Skinner or Foreigner.
Speaker 4: Yeah, not that they're not great. They still play the
Speaker 4: hits and they are. They have the rights to play
Speaker 4: ass Foreigner and the rights to play is Leonard Skinner.
Speaker 4: The lead singer is the brother of the lead singer,
Speaker 4: you know. So I mean that's something I don't believe.
Speaker 2: Frank skinnerd yep.
Speaker 4: I don't believe there's an original member in either of
Speaker 4: those man, damn.
Speaker 3: Really yeah, man, Foreigner has some absolute.
Speaker 7: Hey, speaking of concerts, you know, last Friday at First Avenue,
Speaker 7: Tom Morello was playing right, yeah, yeah, and exactly teas
Speaker 7: for a couple of days that there was going to
Speaker 7: be a special guest.
Speaker 2: A lot of a lot of people guessed.
Speaker 3: It was going to be Bruce. There's a you know,
Speaker 3: past connection between the two of them. They're fighting the
Speaker 3: same cause, so one and so forth.
Speaker 7: So a lot of people correctly predicted Bruce Springsteen. But
Speaker 7: the dark Horse And I love this article, Chris. I
Speaker 7: think you're going to want to read the Rolling Stone article.
Speaker 7: All you have to read is the headline, and you're
Speaker 7: going to get excited. Okay, the headline Rolling Stone talking
Speaker 7: about Tom Morello's show last Friday, simply says, Zach Dala Roca.
Speaker 2: This is the moment you were made for.
Speaker 7: Yeah, basically like if you were ever gonna get your
Speaker 7: s together and get Rage against the Machine back together?
Speaker 2: Where are you right? Yeah?
Speaker 7: Because there were people going is is if it's not
Speaker 7: Bruce on Friday?
Speaker 2: Could it be Zach?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Could it be Rage against the Machine at First Avenue
Speaker 7: last Friday? I mean if that would have happened and
Speaker 7: I wouldn't have been there, I would have been so mad.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I love Tom Morello. He's one of the greatest guitar
Speaker 2: players of all time. He's one of my all time favorites,
Speaker 2: but it's not Rage without Zach is Man.
Speaker 3: So what is Zach doing? That's a great question. He's
Speaker 3: been he.
Speaker 2: Just I don't know.
Speaker 3: He's been doing side projects and weird stuff the last
Speaker 3: twenty years, and they've obviously had some weird moments with chemistry.
Speaker 2: But back to COVID.
Speaker 7: Remember they were going they had a re to her
Speaker 7: Up and Running and it got scrapped because of COVID.
Speaker 7: I had, Yeah, I was going to go see him
Speaker 7: at Target Center. That would have been the third time
Speaker 7: I've seen him. And then that show got scrapped and
Speaker 7: never happened.
Speaker 6: Well, then they announced another and then it got scrapped again,
Speaker 6: got scrapped for no, gone.
Speaker 3: No, it got scrapped the second time. Oh I thought
Speaker 3: we were in Vegas the second time they were here.
Speaker 2: Nope, they never played here, never played either way.
Speaker 7: I don't know where Zach is, but now I know
Speaker 7: where you are. You right there at the other Zach. Hey,
Speaker 7: you're Zach Dala Halverson. I need Zach Dala Rocca. You
Speaker 7: know what's crazy too about Zach Dala rocause you know
Speaker 7: how old he is. Doesn't he feel perpetually twenty five
Speaker 7: years old? Because he's got the anger. Yeah, he's fifty six.
Speaker 4: He's fifty six, one year older than me. H, that's nuts. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's crazy, man.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Somebody wake him up.
Speaker 8: I mean that's partly because he's been out of sitan,
Speaker 8: out of mind for so.
Speaker 2: Long exactly, so in our minds he's much much younger.
Speaker 4: This is for you, Zach de la Rocca.
Speaker 6: I have missed you so much.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's kind of you.
Speaker 3: Hush, This is for you.
Speaker 4: Johnny Bonus, my name is skip.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 7: Hey, can you imagine not just a rage against the Machine
Speaker 7: reunion tour? What about an actual full length album in
Speaker 7: like twenty six or twenty seven, because they haven't done
Speaker 7: that since what Battle of Los Angeles?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 2: Everything else?
Speaker 3: Was that the covers album which was right around that
Speaker 3: time too, But they haven't had a full length album
Speaker 3: in twenty seven years.
Speaker 2: Wasn't that like ninety nine? Yeah? Battle of Los Angeles
Speaker 2: somewhere in that range.
Speaker 7: So they have not put out an album in the
Speaker 7: twenty first century. And they're in the Rock and Roll
Speaker 7: Hall of Fame. So you just talked about Foreigner and
Speaker 7: Leonard Skunner maybe not have any original members. How about
Speaker 7: being a band that's in the Rock and Roll Hall
Speaker 7: of Fame and they haven't done music in twenty seven years.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's nuts. That is what are we doing? Nuts
Speaker 3: when you put it that way? Yet, what are we doing?
Speaker 6: Rage? Come on, man, man, Well there, Wikipedia literally says
Speaker 6: was an American rock band.
Speaker 2: Right past tense. That sucks. Let's go anybody have his number?
Speaker 2: Somebody call him?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 3: Did they I can google it. Did they make so
Speaker 3: much money that they don't have to do anything?
Speaker 6: I mean?
Speaker 2: But Tom also had audio slaves?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Good point again, so.
Speaker 7: It's not like right, yeah, everybody bud Zach right because
Speaker 7: it was. It was basically rage and Chris Cornell. Oh yeah,
Speaker 7: the phone number for him, don't call He'll scream at you.
Speaker 7: California jacks out. Yeah, that would make sense. Why you
Speaker 7: not going to do what you tell him to do?
Speaker 7: You know, it's four o'clock in the morning. I'll give
Speaker 7: it a couple of hours.
Speaker 4: I'm pretty tired, all right, come back.
Speaker 2: To Ben Man. Just call him and play his song
Speaker 2: wake Up into the phone.
Speaker 4: I think he saw the crowd out in front of
Speaker 4: it Woodstock nine and I went, I gotta quit this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's too many people.
Speaker 3: That's not what he was saying.
Speaker 8: No, that's way to go for He may have he
Speaker 8: may have found peace and you know, not performing in
Speaker 8: front of it a man.
Speaker 4: Maybe maybe he's cool now maybe or maybe doing like
Speaker 4: seals and cross songs.
Speaker 7: Yeah, maybe maybe he's all whisciated Woodstock ninety nine and
Speaker 7: said I can't top that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe that's what it was. I don't think so
Speaker 2: maybe done at all.
Speaker 3: Maybe his mind is bone that bonus doesn't new Andrew
Speaker 3: Canan right.
Speaker 2: Maybe you know Fred Durst.
Speaker 7: Frederick is his middle name, So his first name, I
Speaker 7: believe is Williams. So Billy Durst doesn't sound as awesome
Speaker 7: as Fred Durst.
Speaker 4: No one knew that but you Yeah, no one but
Speaker 4: his mom will or Willy Durst wasn't will Durst?
Speaker 2: What was the guy who?
Speaker 7: From Will Durst? I think is an actor?
Speaker 3: Who is the guy who? Who was the guy though
Speaker 3: that did the the jinks? That was something durs Fred Durst? No,
Speaker 3: that's that's from Olympus. Oh no, no, my wife was
Speaker 3: just talking about it yesterday, the jinkskuy. If only there
Speaker 3: was a website where we could look this up. That
Speaker 3: is Robert Durst. So Bobby Durst and Billy.
Speaker 2: Durst go on tour?
Speaker 7: What Westborland on guitar, Bobby Durst on drums or the
Speaker 7: tambourine or something?
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Speaker 2: Yes, same uh. We got a bunch of news.
Speaker 7: And a bunch of games and stuff to talk about,
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Speaker 7: Get unbelievable breaking news to that level happening twice in
Speaker 7: the same day.
Speaker 6: Did you?
Speaker 8: Did you hear Folvey's reaction when he heard the quasy
Speaker 8: was fired? No, it was it was during the press
Speaker 8: cons I did not know that. So we are You know,
Speaker 8: if you first have a half our interview with Tom
Speaker 8: pol Ed, then we've got a half our interview with Folvey.
Speaker 6: They're not together.
Speaker 8: They brought in separately to the zoom room and uh,
Speaker 8: I don't know. We're maybe halfway through the interview with
Speaker 8: Flvey and Levelly. Neil's little icon hand goes up because
Speaker 8: this is unsoue right, and he comes out of the
Speaker 8: camera and says, I just gotta I just gotta get
Speaker 8: your reaction to Uh. I don't know if you heard this,
Speaker 8: but Quasy was fired as gonna kind of get your
Speaker 8: reaction to it, and Folly's like what the Levell kind
Speaker 8: of explains it a little bit and quick. The first
Speaker 8: words out of Fallvey's words is.
Speaker 6: Uh, are you messing with me?
Speaker 2: Wow? Like you just yeah, this is this a joke?
Speaker 2: B a level moves that would be a classical level.
Speaker 8: Some Body tweeted for the exact is. Initially Chief tweeted
Speaker 8: it churned out they've known each other twenty years. They
Speaker 8: have like a personal connection before they were in this
Speaker 8: market together. Really but yeah, the first the initial reaction was.
Speaker 2: Are you messing with me?
Speaker 6: Oh? I didn't know that.
Speaker 8: Apparently he and Connelly and Queasy have a like a
Speaker 8: text strink together where they just kind of check in
Speaker 8: with each other and stuff, and they had been texting
Speaker 8: that had let them know that he was leaving the Twins,
Speaker 8: and uh, Quaysy had given him a very supportive text back.
Speaker 3: And then the next thing, you know, said again, what
Speaker 3: does Bill Garon have to do to get on that test?
Speaker 2: Well maybe maybe he is. I don't know, Billy doesn't.
Speaker 6: He don't have to.
Speaker 2: Tell Billy talk.
Speaker 6: Was great. The moot point, Yeah, it's a moot point.
Speaker 7: That is correct, all right, But your reaction to Felvey,
Speaker 7: it's an Again, do you believe it was mutual?
Speaker 2: Because yes, I do. I do believe it was mutual.
Speaker 6: In that.
Speaker 8: But you know, some even in a mutual breakup, somebody's
Speaker 8: got to say, what are we doing here?
Speaker 2: Right? And I think that somebody was pretty clearly fall
Speaker 2: they that he's had enough.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, so this has been and partying of the
Speaker 3: ways absolutely okay.
Speaker 6: Yeah, uh it was.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 8: I mean, and I think, you know, it's similar to
Speaker 8: being in a relationship or similarly like if you had
Speaker 8: a I mean, I've been in this position where you know,
Speaker 8: you are in a job for a long time, you
Speaker 8: have a new boss. Suddenly that boss has got different
Speaker 8: visions than sort of you had, the previous boss had
Speaker 8: than you had. Then the you know, then you've got
Speaker 8: for the organization or something, and it becomes pretty clear
Speaker 8: like yeah, this ain't gonna work, you know, and then
Speaker 8: you know, it's before you end up getting let go,
Speaker 8: you end up saying, you know, I'll just find something different,
Speaker 8: I'll find something that I want to do. And I
Speaker 8: think that's kind of what happened here. And that's that's my,
Speaker 8: uh my take on the whole thing. So and I
Speaker 8: think that's borne out by plenty of evidence behind the
Speaker 8: scenes as to what went on. Uh And and I
Speaker 8: mean you could also look at a both of their
Speaker 8: demeanors of the press conference, because you know, when this
Speaker 8: sort of thing happens, one side is gonna it can
Speaker 8: go either way, right Like if the organization side of
Speaker 8: it is real upbeat about the future something like that,
Speaker 8: and the candidate is, you know, yeah, well I did
Speaker 8: my best, you know, or not even in the press conference.
Speaker 8: I mean, that's one that's one sign of it which
Speaker 8: way it went. In this case, Fallby was I would say,
Speaker 8: effervescent almost and Tom Polad was very you know, well,
Speaker 8: we're gonna, you know, we're gonna, we've got to figure
Speaker 8: out what we're gonna do. I think we're you know,
Speaker 8: in a good position. I think we can you know,
Speaker 8: find some you know, we've we've got We've got they
Speaker 8: and a change at this level usually has transition plan.
Speaker 8: Dave say, Peter was around for four months when he
Speaker 8: was stepping down as president. They don't have anybody else
Speaker 8: to jump in on the business side operations. They don't
Speaker 8: they don't have a transition plan, they don't have a
Speaker 8: person hired, they haven't started the hiring process. And he
Speaker 8: was trying to walk through on the camera what the
Speaker 8: criteria might be for that.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 8: So yeah, I would say this was fairly sudden, and
Speaker 8: it certainly came from Fallby's side more than it came
Speaker 8: from Tom Politz.
Speaker 2: So if I'm reading between the lines, they're in a
Speaker 2: great spot. Yeah. I mean, I will say this to
Speaker 2: defend poll at a little bit.
Speaker 8: I guess you know, this organization has been in a
Speaker 8: a stasis, for lack of a better word, for the
Speaker 8: last three years. Now that stations is primarily driven by
Speaker 8: a cut in payroll, because at that point you're pretty
Speaker 8: limited on what you can do in terms of additions,
Speaker 8: and that cut in payroll right now looks like it's
Speaker 8: going to be yet again. From last year to this
Speaker 8: year about a twenty million dollar cut. Again for like
Speaker 8: about the third year in a row, that total is
Speaker 8: about sixty million dollars. Now there's a chance they still
Speaker 8: end up going and signing some folks, so adding to
Speaker 8: that a little bit. But you know, the market on
Speaker 8: that is real limited in terms of the areas that
Speaker 8: they need to add people. The relief pitcher market has
Speaker 8: been picked over real well. There is not a there's
Speaker 8: not a top flight reliever left on the free agent market.
Speaker 8: There's not even a second tier reliever left on the
Speaker 8: free agent market, right They're third tier is pretty picked over.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 8: That said, I'm here in rumors that they are they
Speaker 8: are still pursuing some free agents that I would not
Speaker 8: necessarily expect them to pursue. So I don't know, we'll see,
Speaker 8: we'll see if they add more to it. But the
Speaker 8: bottom line is the my point was has been a
Speaker 8: little bit of a stasis, and it might very well
Speaker 8: be that Tom since to that maybe had with some
Speaker 8: resistance on hey, we've got to make some big changes
Speaker 8: around here, because I'm I think, you know, I don't
Speaker 8: know how excited Fallby would be about changes, big changes,
Speaker 8: And you know, they then they came to a mutual
Speaker 8: agreement that he's probably not the guy. Falby's not the
Speaker 8: guy to be wanting to lean into big changes around
Speaker 8: the organization. So and I don't blame for Tom Pouley
Speaker 8: for taking a look at the organization saying we.
Speaker 2: Need some big changes. Over on the baseball side.
Speaker 6: I mean, looking across the league now, looks like a
Speaker 6: lot of people are going to mean a lot of
Speaker 6: teams are going to be in the same boat that
Speaker 6: the Twins were a couple of years ago when they
Speaker 6: lost their TV partner FanDuel just separate ties with nine
Speaker 6: Major League Baseball team Yes, is there any hope from
Speaker 6: the Twins perspective that they might be more competitive now
Speaker 6: with the.
Speaker 8: Well, if your question, if your question is are they
Speaker 8: going to be getting a windfall revenue from TV now
Speaker 8: that they've got six team teams underneath Major League Baseball
Speaker 8: control versus seven, I think the answer is not this year.
Speaker 8: The answer would be, you know, maybe next year. Majorly,
Speaker 8: I mean, what Major League Baseball is hoping is that
Speaker 8: they can take a package of like twenty fifteen to
Speaker 8: twenty of the baseball teams and sell it to like
Speaker 8: Apple for a subscription thing or Amazon Prime, you know,
Speaker 8: get this kind of cash in on the subscription based
Speaker 8: stuff out there that somebody's going to overpay them for,
Speaker 8: you know, a full suite of Major League Baseball options. Right,
Speaker 8: they might be right on that, they might be wrong
Speaker 8: on that, but it's not happening this year.
Speaker 2: But that'd be an equal split.
Speaker 8: So, I mean, the nice thing so that is yes,
Speaker 8: I mean the way I think that's the way that
Speaker 8: would work. The nice thing about the way things are
Speaker 8: trending on a TV basis is that it is slowly
Speaker 8: driving major League Baseball towards a national TV revenue split
Speaker 8: as opposed to the local TV revenue split. The biggest
Speaker 8: difference we are seeing right now in terms of the
Speaker 8: large market teams and the small market teams is in
Speaker 8: their local TV revenue. The Dodgers have hundreds of millions
Speaker 8: of dollars just from local TV revenue. The Yankees have
Speaker 8: their own network now all of that, I mean, and
Speaker 8: the Twins you know, trying to do some of that,
Speaker 8: but their smaller market and they, you know, they and
Speaker 8: the cable rug has been pulled out from underneath everybody,
Speaker 8: including the Yankees, so you know, gradually it looks like it.
Speaker 8: The hope for all the small market teams is that
Speaker 8: the big market teams end up losing facing the same
Speaker 8: problem they are facing in sort of their local TV
Speaker 8: revenue and end up having to kind of join the
Speaker 8: party and it becomes a national TV package and similar
Speaker 8: to NFL, they have to split all of their TV
Speaker 8: revenues equally amongst the teams as opposed to which is
Speaker 8: one of the reasons why. Since that isn't happening just yet,
Speaker 8: I'm I'm less opt well, I'm less optimistic that we're
Speaker 8: going to go through a CBA negotiation process next year
Speaker 8: and we're going to come out of it with the
Speaker 8: salary cap. I don't think the owners are going to
Speaker 8: stick to that just yet. They're gonna wait until they
Speaker 8: can figure out what's going out with the TV stuff,
Speaker 8: is my best guess.
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Speaker 3: was widowed at what forty five? Widowed at the age
Speaker 3: of forty She.
Speaker 7: Was widowed at the not nineteen forty five, she was
Speaker 7: at the age of forty five. And she would take
Speaker 7: her grandkids to Embers but not find other lovers.
Speaker 2: No, I don't think so. I don't think she had
Speaker 2: a Yeah, we.
Speaker 3: Would go to Embers or then Byronies used to have
Speaker 3: a restaurant.
Speaker 2: We used to go there.
Speaker 8: Yeah, a late night restaurant. Yeah, you picked people up
Speaker 8: when she took you to Embers. Was her hair ever
Speaker 8: a mess?
Speaker 4: Good question? Good question?
Speaker 2: And did she have a glow?
Speaker 4: Good question? Was she slightly greasy?
Speaker 7: Did she have like lipsticks smeared on the sides of
Speaker 7: her mouth?
Speaker 4: Like did you everybody say anything about a dipstick?
Speaker 2: Let me zack your hands up.
Speaker 6: Yeah, his Grandma Embers would hawk.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, almost got stabbed at that Perkins over there.
Speaker 2: I thought that was the Maple Grove.
Speaker 4: But he got he got most of it.
Speaker 6: You got most of it, right, Dear Grandma ever gets
Speaker 6: stabbed at Embers.
Speaker 2: I bet she did.
Speaker 6: Anyway.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Obos are there Embers anywhere? No, really, campfires. Oh
Speaker 2: they had such good coffee cake.
Speaker 3: Red oh, red lipstick and she didn't find another lover.
Speaker 2: Come on, this is the color.
Speaker 8: This is where you went in the late nineties for
Speaker 8: the post bar hookup.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you went to Embers. It's Augrey.
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 7: She would go to Rosen's Bar down town Minneapolis and
Speaker 7: then go to Embers.
Speaker 2: Rosen at a bar. Yeah, Charlie Sheen was there once.
Speaker 7: Tony the Minnesota Wild one four to three against Montreal.
Speaker 7: Chris is going to be there in Montreal in overtime,
Speaker 7: fries Off the game winner, his thirty second goal of
Speaker 7: the year. Faber scored the tying goal about midway through
Speaker 7: the third. Gus bus seventeen saves on twenty shots. Face
Speaker 7: not great, but that will take the win. The Wild
Speaker 7: of one four straight and in doing so. Zachary Quinn
Speaker 7: hughes three assist me.
Speaker 3: And that is a nine game point streak and a
Speaker 3: nine game assist streak, which ties Carill's franchise record. So
Speaker 3: if Quinn Hughes gets an assist tomorrow in Nashville, he
Speaker 3: breaks the record for most consecutive games with an assist
Speaker 3: for the Minnesota Wild.
Speaker 2: And I believe he's a defenseman.
Speaker 6: He is.
Speaker 7: And about Zachary, maybe you saw this stat you follow
Speaker 7: this more closely than I do. He crossed the four
Speaker 7: hundred career assist mark. He's the third fastest defenseman in
Speaker 7: NHL history to four hundred assists.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's good.
Speaker 6: I mean he's completely changed this the whole makeup of
Speaker 6: this team. We talked about it in December. How you know,
Speaker 6: the words Cup contender certainly came to fruition there. And
Speaker 6: I mean he's proven it. He's he's made everybody better.
Speaker 6: You mentioned Brock Fabers scored yesterday. Uh, he's as confident
Speaker 6: as we've seen Brock Faber. I mean, this team, it's
Speaker 6: just continues to roll. And you know, and by the way,
Speaker 6: I keep keep mentioning the stat on on the Wild
Speaker 6: broadcast every once in a while, So we they all
Speaker 6: have chips in their their pads right, that can that
Speaker 6: you know, the advanced right exactly distance It will track
Speaker 6: how long they have the puck. Okay, So the second
Speaker 6: player who had the puck the most most on the
Speaker 6: ice yesterday, Laine Hudson, had had the put for two
Speaker 6: and a half minutes the first number one player, Quinn used.
Speaker 7: Let me guess, then, let's guess if second had two
Speaker 7: thirty You said, yep, let's say Quinn had it then
Speaker 7: for four minutes and fifteen seconds.
Speaker 2: Yeah, five fifteen, Okay, I'll go under four minutes, four
Speaker 2: twenty seven.
Speaker 6: So he had the puck for two more minutes than
Speaker 6: the next player closest to him. I mean, it's just
Speaker 6: he's just a puck magnant and uh so much fun
Speaker 6: to watch.
Speaker 7: Like you said, he has completely changed the makeup of
Speaker 7: the team. The last time I saw somebody completely change
Speaker 7: the makeup this much was Sausa's grandmother.
Speaker 2: I remember.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Yeah, she was disheveled and she was sweaty, extra
Speaker 4: napkins and water to dip.
Speaker 3: But she was greasyas she was disheveled.
Speaker 2: After she got shoveled, Wow.
Speaker 4: She was creasy, and she walked like she'd been riding
Speaker 4: a horse. Oh my god, Well maybe she was.
Speaker 2: Maybe she was.
Speaker 3: No, that was my other grandma, my other grandma, my
Speaker 3: dad's dad fell off a horse and yeah, that's a
Speaker 3: true story.
Speaker 2: Fell off what a horse? Oh he's better than that.
Speaker 2: Say how many? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Fell off?
Speaker 2: Or fuck? I think she got bucked off a horse.
Speaker 6: That's hot.
Speaker 2: Careful, So one game to go for a while before
Speaker 2: the Olympic break.
Speaker 7: They are at Nashville tomorrow at seven o'clock and then
Speaker 7: again they don't play until the Avalanche at the end
Speaker 7: of the month.
Speaker 2: A couple of weeks.
Speaker 6: Off to them. I won't be back at grand because
Speaker 6: any we're enough for like a month, you will be missed. Yeah, fallnessssed.
Speaker 2: What really matters though? Is this all right?
Speaker 4: So here's what happened. I fell down a rabbit hole.
Speaker 4: Oh no, you guys were talking about baseball, and I
Speaker 4: like baseball. But I can't, for the life of me
Speaker 4: remember why I was distracted by this. But something got
Speaker 4: me going down the trail of baby faces. And we
Speaker 4: all know baby Face Nelson sure, the criminal with the
Speaker 4: John Dilliser gay. He has so many connections to the
Speaker 4: Twin Cities. I just can't believe it. I just can't
Speaker 4: believe it, including the following.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, if you say that he banged Sauce's grandmother,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna laugh so hard.
Speaker 2: He banged Sauce's grandma.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, oh at embers right off of three ninety four.
Speaker 4: So there's a building called the First National Bank building
Speaker 4: in Brainerd, Minnesota.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I know a place up there you can
Speaker 2: get laid. Jeezus, what the hell does happened? You can
Speaker 2: get laid anywhere.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, but that that there's a place in Brainerd,
Speaker 3: I believe you. My guess is there's multiple spots.
Speaker 6: A couple of hookers, one from Lasour and one from
Speaker 6: Chascas Go bears Bears thirty years of this year, keep going. Sorry,
Speaker 6: So there's a banking for distance, babyfash Nelson.
Speaker 4: Also, Lester Gillis and his gang robbed the First National
Speaker 4: Bank in Brander, Minnesota, which is right downtown, right by
Speaker 4: Cheps in downtown brainer It's a beautiful building right there.
Speaker 4: I've actually looked through the windows of it before when
Speaker 4: it was closed, because it's such a cool, old looking building, right,
Speaker 4: Having no idea the following in October of nineteen thirty three,
Speaker 4: Babyfastion Nelson and his crew robbed the First National Bank
Speaker 4: in Brander, Minnesota. The successful heist netted the gang quite
Speaker 4: a bit of money for back in the day.
Speaker 2: The story is that.
Speaker 4: The Geast was the guy's last name Old I'm sorry,
Speaker 4: Wendy Degeast is her name. Her father was a guy
Speaker 4: named Zane Smith. Zane Smith was a teenager who was
Speaker 4: in deployed as a courier at the First National Bank
Speaker 4: and Brainer.
Speaker 2: Pull your hands up, Windy de Geest wood Hawk.
Speaker 4: On October twenty seventh to nineteen thirty three, Zane Smith
Speaker 4: returned from an errand and found all the employees of
Speaker 4: the bank lined up along a wall. Baby Pilson, baby
Speaker 4: Face Nelson's gang was robbing the joint they needed the
Speaker 4: combination to save. Never go to the vault, he trained,
Speaker 4: He watched point break, he told the Brainer dispatch. Baby
Speaker 4: Face Nelson crouched down on his knees in front of
Speaker 4: a huge Pillager. He jumped to his feet and took
Speaker 4: after me. He took a hold of the top color
Speaker 4: of my top coat, twirled me around and socked me
Speaker 4: in the jaw. The blow knocked Smith off his feet.
Speaker 4: He was dragged across the floor to spot where bank
Speaker 4: janitors mister and missus La Peterson and guard Bob Titus
Speaker 4: were located one of the bank employees where they were
Speaker 4: all corralled, stretched down on the office floor. A baker's
Speaker 4: dozen of them lay there, and then the tellers arrived,
Speaker 4: each taken in turn to their own separate vaults. Nelson
Speaker 4: and his gang escaped with thirty thousand dollars, which is
Speaker 4: about five hundred thousand dollars in today's cash.
Speaker 2: It's a good haul, it really is.
Speaker 4: Nelson fired his machine gun into the ceiling, ran out
Speaker 4: to the getway car, and sprayed the building with gunfire.
Speaker 4: They simply sprayed up and down the street to make
Speaker 4: sure nobody followed him, said Smith in nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 4: The bullet holes are still in the building as we speak.
Speaker 4: They're still there. And some people bought the building, which
Speaker 4: at one point was a pawn shop, is now something else.
Speaker 4: When they took out the false ceiling, they found the
Speaker 4: old ten ceiling, and the bullet holes were still in
Speaker 4: the ceiling right there in brainerd from babyface Nelson, how
Speaker 4: weird is that I got to go see that building?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 7: Hey, you know what we always talk about with a
Speaker 7: serial killer sauce that like, back in the day, the
Speaker 7: police didn't have the coordination, we didn't have DNA testing.
Speaker 7: If you could kill and get away for a couple
Speaker 7: of days, you had a chance to never be caught, right, Like,
Speaker 7: if you don't get caught immediately. Back in the day,
Speaker 7: bank robbing was similar, Right, Yeah, he spraysed the he
Speaker 7: spraised the building, basically going don't follow me, and if
Speaker 7: you can get out of town, there's a really good
Speaker 7: chance he's just gonna get away with it. The only
Speaker 7: thing that's interesting is the guys back then went wet
Speaker 7: bandits on it.
Speaker 2: They didn't cover.
Speaker 7: Their faces and were like, I don't want them to
Speaker 7: ever figure out who I am.
Speaker 2: They would literally.
Speaker 3: Stand and go, I'm baby Face Nelson and tell your
Speaker 3: kids that I am the one who robbed the band
Speaker 3: because they're like, you ain't catching me. They would leave
Speaker 3: their quote calling cards by just announcing who they were.
Speaker 3: Now again, if your name's Lester Gillis, you better come
Speaker 3: up with a goddamn nickname. Nobody's afraid of Lester Gillis.
Speaker 3: Can't be I'm afraid of baby Face Nelson.
Speaker 2: You should be. You sure did he was an intern.
Speaker 4: Here's the weird thing. Baby Face Nelson was given the
Speaker 4: name Babyface by this lady who he had once kidnapped,
Speaker 4: said he had a babyface. Right before that, his gang
Speaker 4: was known as the tape Bandits because they taped people
Speaker 4: up when they robbed them.
Speaker 2: Again, who's afraid of the tape Bandits? No, I mean
Speaker 2: Kevin McAllister.
Speaker 3: I guess, yeah, the tape Bandits.
Speaker 6: Baby.
Speaker 8: Take a look at his picture. He does have a
Speaker 8: baby babyface. Yeah, he looks like a.
Speaker 4: Kid, But I bet you didn't think he had much
Speaker 4: of a babyface. If you were the dude in Saint
Speaker 4: Louis Park, Minnesota, what would you like to hear the
Speaker 4: rest of the story. Yeah, well wait till you hear
Speaker 4: this sports thing.
Speaker 3: First, the Timberwolves lost to the Grizzlies one thirty seven eight.
Speaker 7: No Ja Moran for the Grizzlies, So a team that
Speaker 7: had lost six straight.
Speaker 2: His name is no Job.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no Job. Well his birth name is Lester, but
Speaker 3: they no Job the ranch. He never turned on anybody.
Speaker 3: He always kept his mouth shut.
Speaker 7: So the grizzle had a six game losing streak going in.
Speaker 7: The Wolves had a four game winning streak going in.
Speaker 7: But why would that matter? The Wolves lose and Ant
Speaker 7: scored thirty nine in the loss. They are at the
Speaker 7: Raptors tomorrow at six thirty, right before the trade deadline
Speaker 7: on Thursday.
Speaker 3: But what really matters about Lester Gillis is this.
Speaker 4: God I'm trying to find it, tell me more about
Speaker 4: no job.
Speaker 2: I wonder if that was such a bad loss.
Speaker 3: I found out that Shane Gillis was related to baby
Speaker 3: Face Nelson.
Speaker 2: Okay, here we go. That would be awesome. If that
Speaker 2: was like his great grandfather or something, that would be awesome.
Speaker 4: On March third of nineteen thirty four, John Dillager made
Speaker 4: his famous wooden pistol escape from the jail in Crown Point, Indiana.
Speaker 4: Although the details remain in some dispute, the escape is
Speaker 4: suspected have been arranged in financed by members of Nelson's
Speaker 4: newly formed gang, including Homer Van meter Me, Carrol Eddie
Speaker 4: Green and John Red Hamilton, people he met in Saint Paul,
Speaker 4: with the understanding the Dilager would repay some part of
Speaker 4: the money out of his share of the first robbery
Speaker 4: Bank first bank robbery. Sorry anyway. The night Dilager arrived
Speaker 4: in the Twin Cities. Baby Face Nelson and his friend
Speaker 4: John Paul Chase. We're driving through Saint Louis Park, Minnesota.
Speaker 2: He waved to my grandma. She was in the car.
Speaker 6: You know what I mean. She was waving kind of
Speaker 6: she was skiing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, geez.
Speaker 4: Baby Face Nelson and John Paul Chase were driving through
Speaker 4: Saint Louis Park, Minnesota. They were cut off by a dude,
Speaker 4: a local salesman, Theodore Kidder.
Speaker 6: K I D D E R that teddy Kidder.
Speaker 4: Nelson got so pissed off he chased him down, made
Speaker 4: kid her pull over the curb. When Kidder got out
Speaker 4: of his car, Nelson shot him dead right here in
Speaker 4: Saint Louis Park, Minnesota, where we're sitting right now.
Speaker 2: I'm just exactly this guy's got anger. This guy needs. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he needs to talk to somebody. You know what he needs.
Speaker 3: He needs to pull over, chill out, order a couple
Speaker 3: of pancakes at Embers.
Speaker 7: Yeah, take your grandmother out for a nice steak dinner
Speaker 7: and see what happens.
Speaker 4: Says here Sausag's grandma took him to Capitol Grill.
Speaker 2: While she's doing her part.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, how about that San Loois Park, Minnesota,
Speaker 4: right here where we're at right now.
Speaker 6: That's is there a sandwich named after.
Speaker 2: You're doing weird stuff today. I don't know what you're
Speaker 2: talking about.
Speaker 7: Are we one of the Are we one of the
Speaker 7: bringing guns for some of the best bank robbers in America?
Speaker 4: We didn't breed anybody.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well, we were just the resting grounds from grandma.
Speaker 8: Did the grandma stop for all of the gangsters? And
Speaker 8: she was the free bred at Embers?
Speaker 2: My god, they loved her coffee.
Speaker 7: You know when you when you shave your beard accidentally,
Speaker 7: you have a little bit of a baby face and
Speaker 7: you're a free lunch.
Speaker 2: And road rage. Yeah, it's terrible road rage.
Speaker 3: Oh you get that from your great grandfather, Yeah, Gillis
Speaker 3: and my grandpa Bill, No, Bill.
Speaker 4: LAMBERTI Lester is a real unfortunately is.
Speaker 2: A terrible, terrible childhood. It wasn't Leicster.
Speaker 7: Kevin Spacey's character and American beauty Lester?
Speaker 2: Something really Lester? Hang on, Lester, don't tell me that's
Speaker 2: a little close to home, said, The sentence could ended at.
Speaker 2: Wasn't Lester Kevin space Burn Burns Burnham, Am I close? Yeah,
Speaker 2: Lester burn Ham Burnham Burn yeah.
Speaker 4: A day after the Little Bohemia raid, John Dillager, this
Speaker 4: guy Hamilton, this guy Van Meter. We're driving through Hastings, Minnesota,
Speaker 4: ran through a police roadblock, exchange, gunfire, and Hamilton, one
Speaker 4: of the gang was fatally wounded in Hastings, Minnesota.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you they're all over this place.
Speaker 3: My god, Why didn't thank everywhere way to go?
Speaker 6: I have an air conditioned climb a controlled car, and
Speaker 6: I don't go to Brainerd. These guys are driving around
Speaker 6: the Why.
Speaker 2: They had banks to rob?
Speaker 6: After?
Speaker 2: More of what really matters? After this on the fan.
Speaker 4: Zax od day, guys, be real careful.
Speaker 2: He's on one's a weird to day. He's a weird
Speaker 2: that's bonus.
Speaker 4: He just just said did you just fart? And he
Speaker 4: said I did.
Speaker 6: I took one for the team, man, I know you
Speaker 6: left one technical well, he said, somebody farted and I
Speaker 6: figured it was you. But I'm like, I don't want
Speaker 6: him angry as you you took, so I jumped in
Speaker 6: front of the fart. Well, you're like baby face.
Speaker 2: Now just like hawks down? Where were you and I needed?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Pick guy? Would you catch a grenade for him?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 2: Would you step in front of a train for him. No, no,
Speaker 2: he would move Zach out of the way if a
Speaker 2: train showed up.
Speaker 7: Let's do more of what really matters, scores and stats
Speaker 7: around the world of sports. In between, Crystal, change your
Speaker 7: life for something else that has nothing to do with
Speaker 7: professional amateur athletics.
Speaker 2: You got that right, John Bonus.
Speaker 7: Remember back in the day, we let you do what
Speaker 7: really matters once and everything you did was a baseball
Speaker 7: story from one hundred years ago. Yes, and I'm like,
Speaker 7: you know, this is supposed to be non sports, but
Speaker 7: it was all right. It was interesting, it was yeah,
Speaker 7: and I.
Speaker 9: Appreciate it baseball, which is what it was. Yeah, oh boy.
Speaker 9: We had heard these rumors for weeks. We were even
Speaker 9: excited about it, and now it's official. The NFL announced
Speaker 9: that the Saints will officially play a game in Paris
Speaker 9: in twenty twenty six at France's National Stadium, Paul Saints Unfortunately.
Speaker 2: No, okay, that was awesome.
Speaker 6: Which two teams are they playing?
Speaker 4: I'm told you he's weird today. I know what's going on.
Speaker 3: I'm on drugs, which ones? Yeah, yeah, now you're going
Speaker 3: to get it talking to from a black of sleep.
Speaker 3: Wait what, I'm sorry sep wow, black and plural is
Speaker 3: what he said.
Speaker 6: It was very good.
Speaker 2: I'm not exactly sure what that means. Hey, in a second,
Speaker 2: I wanted to quiz you.
Speaker 10: Get happy February?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 7: Group trivia, group trivia. Right, there's five of you. You
Speaker 7: guys are relatively smart men.
Speaker 2: About four of them are modern NFL. We all know London.
Speaker 7: There's a million games in London, right between the two
Speaker 7: or three different stadiums one, two, three, four seven. There
Speaker 7: have been seven others so far, seven other international cities
Speaker 7: that have hosted NFL regular season games. So Paris doesn't count.
Speaker 7: Games that have not played even though they've been announced.
Speaker 7: Do not count. Give me the seven other cities that
Speaker 7: NFL games have been played in internationally. Dublin, Dublin is one, Hamburg, Germany,
Speaker 7: Mexico City, Mexico City is one, Dublin is one, sal
Speaker 7: Polo is one. So you have three of the seven. Berlin,
Speaker 7: Berlin is four.
Speaker 2: They playing Madrid? Do we area say Madrid? Madrid is five?
Speaker 2: You're missing too, Jacksonville. Did they play they played in Barcelona?
Speaker 2: To didn't they?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 2: I thought they did.
Speaker 8: I thought they played they played in Portugal? Yet is
Speaker 8: that next year.
Speaker 7: These are both in the same country. Kettemy Germany right, Frankfurt.
Speaker 3: Frankfurt is six and Munich and Munich welcome you guys.
Speaker 3: You guys, Munich, So Mexico, London, Mexico City, Munich, Frankfurt,
Speaker 3: South Paulo, Dublin, Berlin and Madrid.
Speaker 7: The NFL has already announced it. This year we will
Speaker 7: have games in Melbourne, Australia. Yep, Rio again. I shouldn't
Speaker 7: say Rio again, Rio, but Brazil again, Munich, Madrid, and
Speaker 7: then three games in London. So it'll be eight total,
Speaker 7: and that is the most ever. I believe this year
Speaker 7: we had seven. Next year we will have eight. I
Speaker 7: think Hot tried to log into his email. I just
Speaker 7: got on with the side of my Is that correct.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to brain dispatch.
Speaker 2: He's gonna just flipped it off. So no, it's eight
Speaker 2: eight games this year.
Speaker 6: Oh I see gotch.
Speaker 3: Yeah, eight games Melbourne, Rio, Munich, Madrid and then three
Speaker 3: in London.
Speaker 6: That'd be sweet. I love the internet.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Same when you were really really hoping the Eagles were
Speaker 8: playing in Melbourne and they are not.
Speaker 2: One of the times you can go anyway though. Bonus, No,
Speaker 2: we're not going to that one.
Speaker 6: We'll go next time.
Speaker 7: Yeah, hey, so remind me we the Vikings are at
Speaker 7: the Saints this year.
Speaker 2: Correct?
Speaker 7: That had nothing to do with the place schedule that
Speaker 7: we were in.
Speaker 6: Correct?
Speaker 2: No, No, we were playing them. I think we're no
Speaker 2: matter what.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 4: No, I think it does matter. I think, well, whether
Speaker 4: it's homer Away matters, like if you're third or fourth,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean? Yeah, I think that's right. Gush, darn,
Speaker 4: I can't remember.
Speaker 3: There's something about that we were locked into the Saints
Speaker 3: no matter.
Speaker 2: What, because we start talking about November.
Speaker 4: Are we locked into the whole division no matter what?
Speaker 7: Somebody look it up or somebody from the Vikings Texas.
Speaker 7: But I'm pretty sure we were at the Saints no
Speaker 7: matter what. It could be, right, which which, of course,
Speaker 7: that's why we were rumored to be one of the
Speaker 7: Paris possibilities, is that that could be.
Speaker 6: I think you were right because I remember looking up
Speaker 6: the Vikings opponents before the end of the season as
Speaker 6: we were talking about Paris, and that they were the
Speaker 6: one they were. We've been talking about this for months now. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I'm not mistaken.
Speaker 7: But the second place schedule, third place schedule, fourth place schedule,
Speaker 7: there's got to be a division or two that's still variable, right,
Speaker 7: How does that work?
Speaker 2: We should know this? How do we not know this?
Speaker 8: I mean it's possibly we knew in November because we
Speaker 8: knew we were playing that NFC South and we knew
Speaker 8: we weren't going to be first, and we knew they
Speaker 8: were going to be last.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but they announced like the opponents for the twenty
Speaker 7: sixth season at one point, right remember that?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, and at Saints's one of them?
Speaker 4: Yeah, of course, yeah, I do remember that.
Speaker 2: Definitely something the Power to Morning Show should know.
Speaker 3: Who used I used to know we would know if
Speaker 3: Norda was away killed text us he knows?
Speaker 2: Well, really it was.
Speaker 10: Released in October. That's the article that I'm finding right here.
Speaker 10: Most of them are from January, But why I see
Speaker 10: one from October twenty twenty.
Speaker 7: So does it What does it say about variables in
Speaker 7: terms of like the two or three teams that are
Speaker 7: impacted by what play schedule we play?
Speaker 2: It doesn't say doesn't say that, who knows, We'll figure
Speaker 2: it out. What really matters, though, is this.
Speaker 4: I do know it was on this date in what
Speaker 4: year that the music died Buddy Holly Richie Allence Big
Speaker 4: Bopper plane crash fifties or sixties.
Speaker 3: It feels like late fifties fifty maybe really early sixties,
Speaker 3: but it feels like late fifties.
Speaker 2: Fifty nine is a good guess. I'll just go right
Speaker 2: on the dot and say sixty.
Speaker 3: He also sixty one five.
Speaker 4: It was nineteen fifty nine.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Rising American rock stars Buddy Holly, Richie Allens, and JP
Speaker 4: the Big Boppa Richardson, along with the pilot who's forgotten,
Speaker 4: were killed when they're chartered beachcraft Bonanza crashed in Iowa
Speaker 4: a few minutes after takeoff from Mason City on a
Speaker 4: flight headed two Warhead Minnesota. Investigators blamed the crash on
Speaker 4: bad weather and pilot error, and the fact that it
Speaker 4: was nineteen fifty nine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you've played that spot right, I have.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The crash site, no, no, no, where they where their
Speaker 3: last show.
Speaker 4: Was, yeah, God, Surf Ballroom, thank you, thank you, yes, yeah,
Speaker 4: the Winter Dance Party. After mechanical difficulties with the tour bus,
Speaker 4: Buddy Holly chartered a plane for his band to fly
Speaker 4: between stops on the Winter Dance Party tour. However, Richardson,
Speaker 4: who had the flu convinced Holly's band member Waylon Jennings
Speaker 4: to give up his seat, and Richie Allens won a
Speaker 4: coin toss for another seat on the plane. So Waylon Jennings,
Speaker 4: who was I played, I believe played bass for Buddy
Speaker 4: Holly would have been on that plane, but instead lost
Speaker 4: coin toss to Richie Allence who died on the plane.
Speaker 3: Wow, what's the most you ever lost in a coin toss?
Speaker 6: We played?
Speaker 2: Corlis Well played whoopsies? Hey, can I do a sports story? Boy?
Speaker 6: You want an answer? We'll see.
Speaker 2: You're on my side.
Speaker 3: And here with what he called a sports story is
Speaker 3: the fans sauce. This is breaking news from Adam Schefter.
Speaker 3: Patriots owner Robert Kraft, like his former head coach Bill Belichick,
Speaker 3: was not selected for entry into this year's Pro Football
Speaker 3: Hall of Fame class, so neither he or Belichick will
Speaker 3: be in it. And it says one person is the
Speaker 3: reason Robert Kraft isn't going to be in, and it
Speaker 3: said Labelly Neil didn't vote for Robert.
Speaker 7: That's got to be super stressful, right, I know you
Speaker 7: just went through all the stress of parcels.
Speaker 2: Not getting in.
Speaker 7: And now as Robert Kraft himself he's got to be
Speaker 7: so pent up and stressed out.
Speaker 2: If only there was a way for him to just
Speaker 2: I don't know, relax.
Speaker 3: And I got a massage last.
Speaker 2: Night, Valentine, you bring your punch card? Did you have
Speaker 2: to call my dad this time?
Speaker 4: Check?
Speaker 6: And I did not?
Speaker 4: I did not. Credit card. I will say this, I
Speaker 4: did not, But I will say this, great massage credit
Speaker 4: card number one, number two. I love getting massages. I
Speaker 4: got to do it more often. But I gotta tell you, Marnie,
Speaker 4: as a guy, there's two things you worry about. Erection,
Speaker 4: right and and how bad does she her life right now?
Speaker 4: Having to touch this disgusting money?
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: I lay there the whole time feeling bad for the
Speaker 4: whole time.
Speaker 3: Okay, but don't you think you sign up to be
Speaker 3: a massage therapist when you're when you know your job
Speaker 3: is to touch other human beings.
Speaker 2: I think you know you're not going to touch you know,
Speaker 2: every day?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 2: It's like if you're a proctologist. Yeah, you know how.
Speaker 3: It's like, you know what you're signing up for. You're
Speaker 3: dealing with fecal matter.
Speaker 2: In bucks, that's the deal. The Bung teeser, sure that
Speaker 2: dealing with matter? No, not this one O your proctology?
Speaker 2: She was, No, she wasn't. Did she wash your area up?
Speaker 4: Espial on the open?
Speaker 2: Did you go in there thinking he was doing research?
Speaker 3: When those ladies at the salon you went to dared
Speaker 3: you in there and you were over there before they
Speaker 3: finished their sentence.
Speaker 2: You're on a list.
Speaker 6: He was doing What would you do without any cameras
Speaker 6: or anybody else?
Speaker 2: Watch that, lady.
Speaker 10: It would be a really funny like episode of a sitcom.
Speaker 10: It's like Hawk is actually genuinely trying to get a massage,
Speaker 10: and as the therapists just really want to be prostituted
Speaker 10: happy ending, He's like.
Speaker 2: No, I just I just want a massage.
Speaker 4: Yeah, remind me I get a concept for a story.
Speaker 2: Do you know his Do you know his massage story? Maxwell?
Speaker 2: I feel like I've heard it before, but I don't.
Speaker 6: I can't recall him.
Speaker 3: Does ask you.
Speaker 4: You ever when you get a massage, Mars? You know
Speaker 4: I'm talking about, well you ever when you get in
Speaker 4: a massage, they do something and it hurts so bad
Speaker 4: you think you're going to die, and but you don't
Speaker 4: want to say anything because you don't want to make
Speaker 4: him feel bad, and so they just keep wrenching on
Speaker 4: like your foot, and you're like that. I think I
Speaker 4: think I'm going to die momentarily. You read that happy.
Speaker 4: Did you get massages very often?
Speaker 2: I do not. I don't like to be futzed over.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I feel like that.
Speaker 6: You know you're not paying customer, right, Chris, Like, if you.
Speaker 2: Don't like, you don't have to. I don't like.
Speaker 4: But this wasn't what happened last night. Last night was
Speaker 4: a great massage. But I did lay there thinking, oh God,
Speaker 4: that's the worst part of my body. She's That's why
Speaker 4: I feel disgusting. I wonder if she quit last night.
Speaker 2: Dudes to give massages, that would probably solve both of
Speaker 2: your problems.
Speaker 4: I'm sitting right here. What you need she's asking for?
Speaker 6: Tom?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it could solve both of his problems or start
Speaker 3: new ones.
Speaker 2: I'm laying there, Razor.
Speaker 6: You don't want to have that first problem.
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 3: Marty Gelller's here, will do the news in a second.
Speaker 7: Bonus has got to get out of here in like
Speaker 7: twenty minutes because he's got to start taking the Counanan
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