Speaker 1: Now I'm starting to petition save Watson.
Speaker 2: Oh how many people have signed up? Just you. I
Speaker 2: haven't started.
Speaker 1: I'm starting it as we speak.
Speaker 3: It's a good show. You guys should watch it. It's
Speaker 3: a medical drama about a guy who was named Watson
Speaker 3: and he saves medicals.
Speaker 2: That's what it's about.
Speaker 1: Everybody, be cool.
Speaker 2: So nothing to do with Sherlock. Well sure, but he's
Speaker 2: a doctor.
Speaker 1: He's Watson's great great great grandson.
Speaker 4: So he doesn't solve crimes. This is a medical medical crimes.
Speaker 4: I mean that was their first big mistake.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like crimes, Like when like Sauce comes in and
Speaker 3: Watson says, this is a crime against human what happened
Speaker 3: to this guy? And they're like, no, he's completely fine.
Speaker 3: He walked in the wrong building. And Watson's like, it
Speaker 3: can't be true. That's not a real human being.
Speaker 2: So you've seen the pilot.
Speaker 1: Well yeah, I mean only when I'm getting on the plane.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, that's the first episode. It's called.
Speaker 5: Okay, the first episode is called pilot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, it's about the guy named Pass very religious.
Speaker 2: You're in great, Paul, I am keep going, buddy.
Speaker 1: Brad Paisley's coming to the grandstand.
Speaker 2: Who is he?
Speaker 1: Brad Paisley?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I like that guy, good dude, grandstand.
Speaker 2: Do we have other announcements of who's all of them?
Speaker 1: Now right? I mean they've announced about you?
Speaker 2: Okay? Who else is going to be there? Hot Read Wiseman,
Speaker 2: Victor Glover.
Speaker 4: Big Daddy Slut, Jeremy Hansen, Oh in, Big Daddy Slut.
Speaker 3: Big Daddy Slut's Uh.
Speaker 2: Who is Big Daddy Slut?
Speaker 6: What's his actual Big still alive or did he die?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll look him up. Remember Big Daddy Kane. I
Speaker 2: believe it's pronounced big Daddy. No, okay, I don't do
Speaker 2: that bit. He is alive. Yeah, he's fifty seven, he's
Speaker 2: still with us. Yeah, he's no joke.
Speaker 6: He's here on April seventeenth, the building at the Dakota.
Speaker 2: Is he really yep? Two shows? Yeah? I like the
Speaker 2: Dakota Man, great club. You guys ever been there for
Speaker 2: a show? And isn't it expanding?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 2: I don't know about that. Probably though, they.
Speaker 5: They're taking over the building across the streets or just
Speaker 5: kiddy corner to it for a bigger venue as well.
Speaker 2: That's awesome. I mean I think they're.
Speaker 5: Having they're running both venues now, like that's gonna be
Speaker 5: one's gonna be sort of an event space and the
Speaker 5: other people.
Speaker 2: That don't run for st Avenue to Johnny Bones.
Speaker 1: Do you know?
Speaker 2: Sorry, what isn't that the same people that run First
Speaker 2: Avenue as well? I don't know about that.
Speaker 1: I don't know either.
Speaker 5: I know Fine Line is same as First Avenue, I
Speaker 5: know some other ones. But I saw somebody playing club
Speaker 5: same as First Avenue.
Speaker 3: Somebody was playing uh, somebody is playing Fine Line, And
Speaker 3: I was like, are you kidda be no kidding? Like
Speaker 3: it's amazing because there's so many concert venues. Yes, And
Speaker 3: because of that, all concert venues are looking for a
Speaker 3: lot of acts right now because they've got to you know,
Speaker 3: they they got to put on shows. That's how they live.
Speaker 3: So I'm seeing acts venues I wouldn't have expected. I
Speaker 3: just saw this announced last night.
Speaker 1: Darn it.
Speaker 2: It's a it's like camera Bocks or somebody like that.
Speaker 1: I can't remember.
Speaker 7: That.
Speaker 1: That's litterbox.
Speaker 2: Se couch Dog, Oh yeah, couch Dog.
Speaker 1: It might not have been couch Dog.
Speaker 6: They are doing at the Fitzgerald Theater. Clue the movie screening.
Speaker 2: Look, that's not the same as what I said. Definitely
Speaker 2: not a huge, huge jack, but a great movie.
Speaker 8: Is it a chair cat?
Speaker 1: No, I don't think so.
Speaker 2: Hate couch Dog is at first?
Speaker 1: Have you gotta go see them?
Speaker 6: You'd hate she'd love them, No, she would know she's
Speaker 6: in the metal core A you a Dark Crystal fan?
Speaker 2: What was that? That wasn't hold one doesn't hold up.
Speaker 2: I love Labyrinth because I love the gallant David Bowie.
Speaker 2: It might be Labyrinth showing one of them is showing
Speaker 2: it like the La Labyrinth kicks ass the Dark Crystal.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 4: They re released it a couple of years ago. We're like,
Speaker 4: let's I haven't seen this since I was a kid.
Speaker 4: Let's bring the kiddos. Both of my girls thought it
Speaker 4: was boring as hell. It was a tough watch. It
Speaker 4: doesn't hold up.
Speaker 5: No, it must be laborate labynth is showing locally at
Speaker 5: a theater or something.
Speaker 4: That movie still slams is the single when they said
Speaker 4: Jared Letto was maybe gonna be the next Goblin King
Speaker 4: and I'm like, throw, I just threw up everywhere, like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I made a deal with the devil.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no kidding. It's the weirdest thing.
Speaker 3: Like they keep making Tron movies and nobody ever watches them.
Speaker 2: They're terrible it looks or not. I haven't seen them.
Speaker 2: Have you seen them? Bony?
Speaker 3: No, The Tron movies like the first one with Jeff
Speaker 3: Jeff Bridges, Yeah, didn't do well at the box office.
Speaker 3: They made another didn't do out the box office, didn't
Speaker 3: they They didn't do out the box office.
Speaker 5: There is so much money in Universe building right now
Speaker 5: for creating a franchise like that that they will throw
Speaker 5: a lot of money at that to try and try
Speaker 5: and establish anything remotely like that. I mean, and I
Speaker 5: suppose that's a Disney property, right like they've got money
Speaker 5: to spare between.
Speaker 2: Sure, yeah, I think that Marble and Star Wars and
Speaker 2: everything else.
Speaker 1: Damn it, there's a paywall.
Speaker 3: But there's an article in the Economist about what Vegas
Speaker 3: is going to do now that you can gamble everywhere.
Speaker 1: And I can't get to see it because there's a paywall.
Speaker 1: I hate that.
Speaker 8: Meaning now that you can gamble everywhere in the United States.
Speaker 3: Yeah right, yeah, so Vegas is going to become It
Speaker 3: already has become less of a big deal to be
Speaker 3: able to gamble.
Speaker 8: If maybe they should lower prices on everything.
Speaker 2: Well, Johnny Bones, you were just there.
Speaker 4: I haven't been there in six months, and I hate
Speaker 4: myself for it. Oh, did you notice anything different this time?
Speaker 4: It's one of the many reasons, many many reasons, but anything.
Speaker 5: First of all, we were there Tuesday through Thursday, so
Speaker 5: the table limits are probably a little lower.
Speaker 2: Tuesday through Thursday.
Speaker 5: We did have trouble finding like craps for anything less
Speaker 5: than twenty five dollars at a table, which that's a
Speaker 5: lot of money for crabs. You start putting three, four,
Speaker 5: five times odds on it, you've got a lot of
Speaker 5: money on the table in a hurry that way.
Speaker 1: Why is it called that?
Speaker 8: What about if you were in the you know, the
Speaker 8: convenience area of your hotel and you grabbed like a
Speaker 8: king sized Snickers and a bottle of water? Did it
Speaker 8: running thirteen bucks?
Speaker 2: Oh I'm sure? Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's that sounds about right.
Speaker 1: He was too smashed to know what I was not paying.
Speaker 5: I was not paying attention to how much the log
Speaker 5: I was gonna have water no matter what.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, yeah, man, it is ridiculous.
Speaker 3: And again, it already cost you money to get out there,
Speaker 3: get yourself a hotel.
Speaker 5: I mean the airline prices are up there now creeping
Speaker 5: up again. Well, I mean you know the fact that
Speaker 5: gases question mark means all the prices to everywhere are crazy,
Speaker 5: I mean crazy crazy socks gas is fresh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, hey, core yep.
Speaker 3: I know you were wondering as well as I was. Craps,
Speaker 3: I believe to be a simplified American derivation derivation derivation?
Speaker 2: Is that? How you say that? Derivation?
Speaker 3: Thank you of the old English dice game Hazard, with
Speaker 3: the name likely evolving from the French word crop bold.
Speaker 1: Which means toad.
Speaker 2: We thought you was.
Speaker 3: This refers to the toad like crouching posture early players
Speaker 3: took when playing on streets inside.
Speaker 2: Sure, that makes sense, it makes sense.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 2: So do you if you ever played Crabs? Do you
Speaker 2: you are a game?
Speaker 5: But also Crabs is not the most intuitive game to
Speaker 5: figure out in the world. Do you know how to
Speaker 5: play Crabs?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 6: Do you understand you bet on? Like the line and
Speaker 6: the number and pass pass line and all that. No,
Speaker 6: I do I like to play slot machines because it's
Speaker 6: one button.
Speaker 2: Do you guys like to call.
Speaker 8: Play music?
Speaker 3: Do you guys like playing that spinning game with the ball.
Speaker 5: Yes, sorry, you find roulette for fifteen dollars.
Speaker 2: Fifteen dollars even in the decent casinos.
Speaker 4: Take that number, cut it in half and then double it,
Speaker 4: so ten dollars seven fifty.
Speaker 3: No, I get it, No, Margie, Yeah, you and I
Speaker 3: should try stuff like that Roulette. Yeah, like instead of
Speaker 3: just playing slots, we should try other things.
Speaker 2: It's a social game.
Speaker 8: I've tried. I've played roulette, all right, we'll becuse. Matt
Speaker 8: likes chroulette, so sometimes you know I've sat with him.
Speaker 2: Well let's me too, Well, well, so good, it.
Speaker 8: Just doesn't it'll do it for me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I got your bid.
Speaker 8: I need the lights and the music and then feel your.
Speaker 5: Ding ding ding and yeah, yeah, I don't understand every
Speaker 5: time I try to sit down on a slot machine,
Speaker 5: I don't understand, like what's going on, like when it's
Speaker 5: giving me money and when it's not giving me money,
Speaker 5: and why it's giving me money.
Speaker 2: Hey, I'll kind of like it. Take my advice, John
Speaker 2: can turn off my brain now, keep it that way.
Speaker 8: I'm trying to figure it out.
Speaker 2: Walk away, yes, walk away? Ye, that did not go
Speaker 2: well in Vegas. Who ever slots of that tracks honestly,
Speaker 2: I love it. Yes, how was it last week? That
Speaker 2: was what theties? It was actually pretty It was actually.
Speaker 5: Pretty cool for Vegas like the I think we've tried
Speaker 5: to do a couple of pool days.
Speaker 2: High seventies, oh, high seventies, mid seventies.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was a little chillier than you wanted it
Speaker 5: to be.
Speaker 8: Did you have to did you have to pay to
Speaker 8: sit at the pool?
Speaker 2: We did not have to pay us at the pool.
Speaker 5: We did have to get there kind of early, and
Speaker 5: in fact we got there we thought we're just staying.
Speaker 2: We stayed at MGM. At MGM, that's.
Speaker 5: Right, sweet spot back there solid it's huge like everything
Speaker 5: else at MGM, it's enormous. You have to forever to
Speaker 5: walk around in there. It was good, It was fine.
Speaker 5: I mean, they've got a good bar in the middle
Speaker 5: of it. They have water slides, they have a lazy river.
Speaker 2: They have a wave pool.
Speaker 5: They did not have a wave I don't think they
Speaker 5: had a way pool. I don't think they have water slaves.
Speaker 4: They have one of those giant buckets that every minute
Speaker 4: and a half dumps just a ton of gallons of water.
Speaker 5: And kids know what, they do have a giant buckets
Speaker 5: that you can fill with ice and cold beer.
Speaker 2: Which was how much for the bucket of beer? I'm
Speaker 2: forgetting forty five bucks.
Speaker 8: That's not bad.
Speaker 2: I think it was about thirty. That's not bad.
Speaker 8: It's like a dollar an hour unless they only had
Speaker 8: one beer in the big.
Speaker 2: They have five beers in the bucket and they stay
Speaker 2: nice and cold.
Speaker 8: Six bucks of beer.
Speaker 4: Deal so we can get at those ABC stores, CVS
Speaker 4: or Walgrains.
Speaker 3: I like ABC gum already been shooting. I'm sorry, I'm
Speaker 3: twelve years old. Why does that have anything to do.
Speaker 1: Listen. I have a serious sports story for you, all right.
Speaker 3: And this comes from I don't care, some website, but
Speaker 3: it kind of goes with a close rooms talking about
Speaker 3: in the football book. He's talking to predicting how NFL
Speaker 3: would go by the wayside after a long ways off.
Speaker 3: But one of the things he was referencing is what
Speaker 3: I'm about to say here. The Green Bay Packers punch
Speaker 3: well above their weight despite going up against powerhouses and
Speaker 3: massive media markets like Dallas, New York, Los Angeles. Green
Speaker 3: Bay has thirteen championships, more than any of the team
Speaker 3: founded in nineteen nineteen. Only the Cardinals and the Bears
Speaker 3: have a longer history in the NFL than the Packers,
Speaker 3: who've been a member since nineteen twenty one, Cardinals, and
Speaker 3: Bears by the Way nineteen nineteen, But according to the team,
Speaker 3: an upcoming hearing in the House Judiciary Committee could put
Speaker 3: that proud history in peril. The Sports Broadcasting Act of
Speaker 3: nineteen sixty one allows professional sports leagues to negotiate it
Speaker 3: to negotiate collective broadcast deals. In twenty twenty five, every
Speaker 3: NFL team took an equal four hundred and thirty two
Speaker 3: million dollars share from the revenue pot made up of
Speaker 3: sources including TV rights packages. It's a major boost for
Speaker 3: those markets like Green Bay, which has a league lower
Speaker 3: four hundred and fifty six thousand TV households, Buffalo six
Speaker 3: hundred and thirteen, Kansas City nine eighty six, New York lea.
Speaker 3: It's the way, It's seven point four to three million.
Speaker 3: The House Judiciary Committee review into the SBA could bring changes,
Speaker 3: and Packers execs are worried. They've sent a letter to
Speaker 3: Wisconsin lawmakers urging them to consider the potential fallout scrolling down.
Speaker 3: The subcommittee began its review in August and requested a
Speaker 3: briefing with the NFL and may be nab all those
Speaker 3: things all the different leagues. The threat is that, of
Speaker 3: course it could go the way of baseball with individual
Speaker 3: teams making their own television broadcasting deals. And if that happens,
Speaker 3: then obviously Packers are going to get less money and
Speaker 3: it could mean the end of the Packers as a
Speaker 3: team and a city.
Speaker 2: And option that would be great is the NFL. Is
Speaker 2: the NFL seeking to no longer collectively bargain the individual team.
Speaker 3: I don't believe they are, but think about people like
Speaker 3: Jerry Jones and things they've done in the past. If
Speaker 3: it becomes an option for them to do their own
Speaker 3: television deals, you.
Speaker 2: Know they are. Yeah, a good point. They will no
Speaker 2: longer want to give an equal share to small markets.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean baseball is in exactly the opposite direction,
Speaker 5: or trying to move exactly in the opposite direction.
Speaker 3: Which which makes sense. Why wouldn't you want the league
Speaker 3: to be healthy? Everybody wins if everybody wins, right right?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: In the NFL.
Speaker 3: By the way, for the last time I saw the owners,
Speaker 3: every NFL owner's doing pretty well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, real well? All right, So where should we move the.
Speaker 4: Packers though, if they can't sustain in Green Bay Vegas.
Speaker 6: So they now, but they're still in our division. So
Speaker 6: we have to play them twice a year, and it
Speaker 6: guarantees us a trip to Vegas. I don't man, I'm
Speaker 6: on fire with ideas, right, thank you, right, thank you.
Speaker 6: That's the right answer. Vegas was the right answer.
Speaker 5: Dramatic SIPs will being Milwaukee of course, right?
Speaker 1: Yeah? How much bigger is Milwaukee? Sizeably bigger?
Speaker 2: I don't know for sure. Milwaukee's a top thirty market.
Speaker 2: I think it doesn't feel like it when you're there,
Speaker 2: you know, no, does not. Yeah, you gotta go see
Speaker 2: gar Laren on Shell.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I do see a Shell all the time.
Speaker 2: I just go to the casino. Aunt. Shell is Peter's sister, Iby.
Speaker 3: Everybody hop us sister, so she's my aunt.
Speaker 4: Headlines when we come back Power Trip Morning Show after
Speaker 4: this on the fan.
Speaker 9: Okay, you got that right, Okay, Johnny Bonds and Martie Gardiner,
Speaker 9: you're a beautiful, beautiful, beautiful group of people.
Speaker 2: I don't know where Bonds went, I do, where do
Speaker 2: you go? Went on downtown?
Speaker 1: Pick up some hooker store.
Speaker 2: He's waiting for that bathhouse to open.
Speaker 1: Ye know, he doesn't use them. He just gives them rights.
Speaker 2: And he's saving you a spot line.
Speaker 3: Well, he does tell me where he's dropping him off.
Speaker 3: I will say that, but I don't. I don't often
Speaker 3: go by there.
Speaker 2: Oh Bill Billy.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he said something about testifying for a group that's
Speaker 8: listening to an argument this afternoon.
Speaker 1: He said testing.
Speaker 8: Yeah, they want to make a point, sir too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he does that, all right. Should we do headlines?
Speaker 2: You know, dude? Absolutely cool. Now it's time for headline headline.
Speaker 2: Here we go.
Speaker 4: A sixteen year old surfer was bitten by a shark
Speaker 4: in a are on a beach in Australia. He says
Speaker 4: that he quote flicked it off and then legged it
Speaker 4: back to shore.
Speaker 1: Young man. Do you want to hear him?
Speaker 3: Yeure, he's sixteen. He's an aussy surfer. He sounds exactly
Speaker 3: like you'd expect.
Speaker 7: To send him up board.
Speaker 8: Wineful wife to come.
Speaker 7: And then some just kind of my foot I fell
Speaker 7: into the water with it, and then maybe five minutes
Speaker 7: in front of me, there was a little flat fin
Speaker 7: that popped up, and then I just sort of hopped
Speaker 7: to my board and just legged it back to the beach.
Speaker 10: I think the movement of his foot and maybe the
Speaker 10: murky water. The shark's definitely mistimed the hit. If it
Speaker 10: was a little bit up, he would have definitely have
Speaker 10: lost his foot. And he said to me, the chances
Speaker 10: of getting attacked by shark is like one in three million,
Speaker 10: And so he's like, what are the chances of getting
Speaker 10: attacked twice?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 7: So yeah, if I didn't of the bench, on would
Speaker 7: have been in the water.
Speaker 10: I said, you, Guardian angels definitely working overtime for you today.
Speaker 4: Well, the chances you get attacked by a shark if
Speaker 4: you just walk around Minneapolis, Minnesota is almost zero, unless
Speaker 4: Tarkanians on them. It's unbelievably close to zerial zero. But
Speaker 4: if you are an Australian surfer, it's not one in
Speaker 4: three million.
Speaker 2: It's less than that. And Tommy would like to be
Speaker 2: attacked by Greg Norman. Sure. Again.
Speaker 4: The Great Richard o'knick once said, if there were dinosaurs outside,
Speaker 4: we wouldn't go play baseball.
Speaker 2: I think correct.
Speaker 4: I think the Great Richard Oaknick also said, if you're
Speaker 4: a Twins fan, you don't go watch baseball.
Speaker 2: Oh but what does he know? Yeah, Bony goes he's great, Yeah,
Speaker 2: we're not. Maybe it's still a dog knight.
Speaker 8: So sixty.
Speaker 5: The plan was to go tonight, but I think instead
Speaker 5: we're going to go to our daughter's new house and
Speaker 5: fix things and and have.
Speaker 8: Some and then and watch the Twins pregame.
Speaker 2: Shot or Watson, thanks for the invite.
Speaker 4: Offset was shot in Florida last night. One of my
Speaker 4: favorite things about this story. That sounds a weird way
Speaker 4: to worry about a guy getting shot, but so TMZ
Speaker 4: posts Offset shot outside of a casino in Florida, and
Speaker 4: all all of the comments are like, is he dead?
Speaker 4: Like you know who shot him? Like if you click
Speaker 4: on the link to TMZ, it's a right in the story.
Speaker 4: Like sources say that he is okay, but nobody reads
Speaker 4: the story. Everybody just says sees the Offset is shot,
Speaker 4: Like why aren't they saying that he's dead.
Speaker 5: Because he's not need this story wants to read.
Speaker 1: Is he married to somebody famous?
Speaker 2: Cardi B? Yeah, Cardi B, Right, yeah yeah yeah yeah,
Speaker 2: Cardi B.
Speaker 3: He get was that the casino where our young receiver
Speaker 3: got in trouble?
Speaker 4: Yes, Seminal Hard Rock Hotel and casino. Same thing with
Speaker 4: Jordan Addison when he was what he was pissed about
Speaker 4: the noodle bar or something allegedly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, isn't it Adison that got like walked out right?
Speaker 3: Bar?
Speaker 2: Am I losing my mind? No, you're correct man. Wait
Speaker 2: have you walked by there? I've waved people inside there? Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's not a lot of windows, but giant guitar. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Who is unhappy at a noodle bar? How can you
Speaker 2: be unhappy at a noodle bar? I mean if you're
Speaker 2: point two? Who knows? Uh? That's why I'm happy. Offsets.
Speaker 2: I don't know Migos very well, saws you familiar with
Speaker 2: their work? Not really. His bandmate take Off was shot
Speaker 2: and killed.
Speaker 4: In November of twenty twenty two, and Amigos had another
Speaker 4: person shot. Offset was shot last night. But he's okay.
Speaker 4: If you just click on this story, you know what
Speaker 4: I'm saying. Reading in northern California potential fatal virus that
Speaker 4: causes fever, vomiting, and severe watery diarrhea among small children
Speaker 4: is raging.
Speaker 2: That's horrible. Wow, doesn't that sound fun? This is miserable, terrible.
Speaker 1: Don't do that.
Speaker 2: Don't do that.
Speaker 1: Please.
Speaker 4: We have another freak on Jeopardy Every couple of years.
Speaker 4: We have some unstoppable force. I've been watching this. Duty's
Speaker 4: an absolute machine.
Speaker 2: Tuned in yesterday he was crazy Jamie.
Speaker 4: Ding seventeen seventeen straight wins. That's now the tenth longest
Speaker 4: streak of all time. You know he's a freak because
Speaker 4: I'm watching him. He's unbelievable. He also has won four
Speaker 4: hundred and ninety four twelve dollars. That's the eighth most
Speaker 4: all time in regular season money.
Speaker 1: They have normally large testicles.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it makes me right. How do you know about
Speaker 2: his habits?
Speaker 4: You guys know Ken Jennings is the goat, right, Yeah?
Speaker 4: I just mentioned Jamie Ding seventeen straight wins, tenth all time.
Speaker 2: Ken Jennings has the record.
Speaker 4: You know how many games Ken Jennings, who's now the host,
Speaker 4: of course, of Jeopardy?
Speaker 2: How many games? And erow did Ken Jennings wins?
Speaker 1: Twenty seven?
Speaker 2: Corey, isn't it in like the eighties? Let's say sixty two,
Speaker 2: ten years ago or something? That brilliant?
Speaker 4: Barnes eighty four, he won seventy four consecutive games.
Speaker 1: That seems good.
Speaker 2: Who beat him? Some gal? Who beat him?
Speaker 6: His dad?
Speaker 4: How much did he wind? I just mentioned Jamie ding
Speaker 4: is one four hundred ninety four thousand. How much did
Speaker 4: Ken win when he won seventy four straight.
Speaker 8: Eight million?
Speaker 2: One point two million?
Speaker 6: Uh, bonus is good at math, I'll say one point
Speaker 6: three million.
Speaker 2: Just over two point five million bonus you won.
Speaker 8: That doesn't math very well.
Speaker 4: You you always do so, But so Ken Jennings won
Speaker 4: before James Holshauer basically broke Jeopardy because Holshauer is a
Speaker 4: high stakes gambler, and he basically realized that you have
Speaker 4: to be super aggressive on daily doubles. So before that,
Speaker 4: everybody would go from top to bottom, like if you're
Speaker 4: looking at the Jeopardy board, everybody would go like, all
Speaker 4: right soon and so for one hundred or so, and
Speaker 4: so for two, and they would go top to bottom.
Speaker 4: James basically realized that's the worst possible strategy.
Speaker 2: He game theoried it up and he optimized it, and he.
Speaker 4: Realized, I have to find daily doubles as fast as possible,
Speaker 4: and then I have to maximize it to obliterate my
Speaker 4: opponent's ability to counter. And that's what I've seen so far.
Speaker 4: This is so hardcore Jeopardy. But stay with me for
Speaker 4: a second. You know, like in sports, if you are
Speaker 4: a underdog and you're playing a team that you're not
Speaker 4: supposed to beat. You can't just be like you have
Speaker 4: to be a rest of his Hell yeah, yeah, I've
Speaker 4: already seen multiple people against Jamie. It's like it's almost over.
Speaker 4: Before Double Jeopardy, it's like ten thousand to two thousand,
Speaker 4: and somebody will find a daily double.
Speaker 2: And she'll be like, I'll wager a thousand.
Speaker 4: It's like, no, you have to go all in every
Speaker 4: time or he's gonna beat you. And they haven't figured
Speaker 4: that out yet, So we'll see how long it takes
Speaker 4: somebody to just realize.
Speaker 2: But think about this. If you're super smart, you're do
Speaker 2: Young Park or something.
Speaker 4: You've worked your ass off your entire life, and you
Speaker 4: get on Jeopardy and you run into one of these
Speaker 4: guys and you're like, well, no, he kind of did, right,
Speaker 4: But it's a really that's a really bad beat that
Speaker 4: don't You don't get to pay play passively.
Speaker 5: You have to go for the kill shot or he's
Speaker 5: gonna beat you. I think yesterday, I think when I
Speaker 5: got to Double Jeopardy. I don't remember the exact number,
Speaker 5: but something like he had fifty thousand and second place
Speaker 5: was like six thousand.
Speaker 2: It's over again.
Speaker 4: Watch them find daily doubles and be like three thousand,
Speaker 4: all of it every time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the guy unbelievable. He's going to be tough to beat.
Speaker 8: Corey. I can't watch today. If you could just text me.
Speaker 2: I will text you updated.
Speaker 8: Yeah, let me know.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, four in March, right afterdays Lives over. Yeah,
Speaker 2: time for ten. It's time for dated in March. Yes.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Do you work every Twins game?
Speaker 8: Oh no, no, no, okay. I have thirty eight Twins
Speaker 8: games this year. I just happen to have a front
Speaker 8: loaded schedule.
Speaker 1: Gotcha? Are they checking Essie if you're any good?
Speaker 8: Yes? And the point was for me to be able
Speaker 8: to have some summertime free. So I have a heavier
Speaker 8: April and may to have a lighter June, July, and August.
Speaker 8: So I have this four game series against Detroit, and
Speaker 8: then next week when the Twins are back home, I
Speaker 8: have the Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and the Friday Saturday Sunday it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, will you keep us up to dated?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 8: You guys want me to text you.
Speaker 2: Updates? You text me Twins pregame updates.
Speaker 3: I would also like you say it on the radio
Speaker 3: so that our beloved fans can watch their beloved Marty
Speaker 3: on the television.
Speaker 8: Yeah. I mean these are six o'clock games. The night
Speaker 8: games are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and then we have a
Speaker 8: day game on Thursday, and it's all against the Tigers.
Speaker 8: I will say this tonight the legitimate pitching matchup.
Speaker 2: Man who Ta Maha versus John exactly, Taj Bradley for
Speaker 2: the Twins, who has had two fantastic.
Speaker 8: Starts, and Trek Scooble, Oh yeah for the Tigers back.
Speaker 8: So you can make fun of baseball and or some
Speaker 8: of the struggles that the Twins have had, but it
Speaker 8: is a legit game. The Twins won one last night,
Speaker 8: seven three, and we're grinding the best we can. Amen, Okay,
Speaker 8: we do the best with what's in front of us,
Speaker 8: and what's in front of us tonight is a great
Speaker 8: pitching matchup. It's to me a little bit chilly out there,
Speaker 8: but Martin's gonna bundle up. I'm gonna sit on a
Speaker 8: heating pad that Tim Latner got for us, and we're
Speaker 8: each putting it on high. We're gonna do our best.
Speaker 2: Martin's nobody grinds like you here's Shelty. Rosie blogged about it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he'll be here tomorrow. He hates all of us. Here's Shelty.
Speaker 2: His team's coming together. We got to give this group
Speaker 2: some time.
Speaker 11: I mean, we're thirty at bats in or thirty plate
Speaker 11: appearances in, and I know at times it hasn't looked pretty,
Speaker 11: but it's thirty plate appearances.
Speaker 2: So we need to give our group.
Speaker 11: So I was really proud of them, and we had
Speaker 11: some big at bats and then quarantining which the huge
Speaker 11: hit late, which kind of separated and allowed us to
Speaker 11: let Lawyers and go out and get his first career save,
Speaker 11: which was was really big for us. You know, anytime
Speaker 11: we can separate, we need to separate.
Speaker 1: Yeah, go Shelty.
Speaker 2: He's not wrong.
Speaker 8: Yeah, there's two runs in the bottom of the eighth.
Speaker 8: I made a five to three game of seven three
Speaker 8: games and.
Speaker 2: Allowed him to save his bullpen.
Speaker 5: You didn't have to bring in, you know, Taylor Rogers
Speaker 5: are one of them better high leverage arms, and let
Speaker 5: laryersom Philip's.
Speaker 8: Correct And as I was searching for the score in
Speaker 8: like the third segment of the post game show, and
Speaker 8: I turned around to look at the stadium, behind me,
Speaker 8: and the entire thing was dark, including all the scoreboards,
Speaker 8: and I was like twins went because they had scored
Speaker 8: two runs late, and it was so cold that I
Speaker 8: refused to take out my pen and update.
Speaker 2: My score sheets.
Speaker 8: And the producer had to say in my ear seven
Speaker 8: to three, I'm real professional. Here?
Speaker 2: Do you do you keep score at? Yeah?
Speaker 8: Absolutely? How was I forget? It's a three hour game.
Speaker 8: I will forget what happened in the second innings?
Speaker 3: Yeah, because I went drink well yeah, and then drinking
Speaker 3: on the air while I'm on the air.
Speaker 2: Good point.
Speaker 8: He got no bubbles, I got no troubles.
Speaker 2: No one will notice You've got other things.
Speaker 1: Can ask him one more baseball thing?
Speaker 2: Hey your money? Yep?
Speaker 3: What are we like three months into the season or something?
Speaker 3: How's the overturning thing going? The challenges and aledgeized are
Speaker 3: you digging it? Or is a waste some time?
Speaker 5: I love it and I don't think it's necessarily going
Speaker 5: to cost I mean, first of all, it's very quick.
Speaker 5: It moves right along, so it's it's not like a
Speaker 5: NFL replay or even Major League Baseball replay where they
Speaker 5: may call it first dase or something or NBA replay
Speaker 5: like it's within five to seven seconds.
Speaker 2: It's fantastic, Well it should be.
Speaker 5: And then and then on top of that, I think
Speaker 5: it's also going to make some of the pitches that
Speaker 5: used to be needless go away. Like, for instance, it's
Speaker 5: a two or it's a three to zero count, and
Speaker 5: they throw a pitch outside the strike zone, but it's
Speaker 5: called a strike because because three o that the umpire
Speaker 5: has sort of an incentive to let the batter and
Speaker 5: the hitter decide that. Well, now when that happens, it's
Speaker 5: immediately called no, it's it's a ball. I get to
Speaker 5: walk to first base. And pitchers are gonna learn they
Speaker 5: can't waste pitches like that anymore. And I think so
Speaker 5: that ultimately, I think that'll help save some time. That
Speaker 5: offsets the time that's been taking for this a.
Speaker 3: Second tied for second with highest overturn rate among major
Speaker 3: league pitchers, Victor Carrottini eighty.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Jeffers is really good at it as well with
Speaker 5: the people who have not been good at it for
Speaker 5: the Twins are the hitters.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Last night, both teams lost their ability to challenge. By
Speaker 5: the fifth inning, they had both managed you're done in
Speaker 5: the third and Detroit best there's up in the.
Speaker 2: Fifth title number.
Speaker 1: You may change or challenge.
Speaker 2: You can miss two of them and then you're done
Speaker 2: and you can challenge infinitely. If you get them right, right,
Speaker 2: you get them right, you get to keep them. So
Speaker 2: Berrero had Tim Cheetah on last night. Right, okay, cham
Speaker 2: former umpire Right.
Speaker 4: He made a point that I hadn't heard anybody say yet.
Speaker 4: They made a lot of sense to me. He said,
Speaker 4: catchers are going to be the best challengers, and it's sure,
Speaker 4: it's not even going to be close.
Speaker 2: It's absolutely not just because a viewpoint we mentioned.
Speaker 4: Obviously, their view is second to none, because they're framing
Speaker 4: if they know exactly where their hand is and where
Speaker 4: it's supposed to be. But he said that pitchers and
Speaker 4: hitters are more emotionally involved, so there they're more you know,
Speaker 4: like biased. It's like the catcher can be like I
Speaker 4: can take myself out of this. I didn't swing and
Speaker 4: miss or whatever, I didn't pitch. It's catchers are going
Speaker 4: to be the best, and it's not even going to
Speaker 4: be closed.
Speaker 5: They've been doing the system in the minor leagues for
Speaker 5: a couple of years, and I mean we heard last year,
Speaker 5: last year in spring training that the Twods are always like, yeah,
Speaker 5: we don't really want our pitcher to challenge.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Like that is that they by far have the least
Speaker 5: success rate and the catchers generally have the best success rate.
Speaker 8: And that's a huge point, Corey, because emotion is a
Speaker 8: part of it, and a pitcher wants that call, or
Speaker 8: a batter doesn't want you know, the strikeout on on
Speaker 8: your scorecard or whatever it is, or you just you
Speaker 8: doesn't see it that way, and it is playing out
Speaker 8: exactly that way.
Speaker 4: It's like the last couple of years, every time you
Speaker 4: see Rooty Gobert like waving to Chris Finch be like.
Speaker 2: Yes, challengers, Actually, Rudy, I'm never challenging. You've never been
Speaker 2: right now.
Speaker 3: By the way, real quick to Twins are seventh in
Speaker 3: the league as far as a challenge rate percentage, I
Speaker 3: believe it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And then they're doing good. Nice Shelty.
Speaker 8: The one of the fascinating parts is because there's no
Speaker 8: precedent for this, at least in the big leagues, that
Speaker 8: Shelton had said, everyone has free reign, like we're not
Speaker 8: setting limits on this right now because we don't know
Speaker 8: what it looks like. And now that we're just a
Speaker 8: few weeks, not a few months hawk into the baseball season,
Speaker 8: it will be very interesting to see now where the
Speaker 8: limitations come in. Because last night two hitters challenge for
Speaker 8: the Twins both were wrong. So now we're out of
Speaker 8: challenges in the third inning. So do those hitters in particular,
Speaker 8: or hitters in general now start to get talked to
Speaker 8: by the manager or whoever in saying, Okay, hitters, you
Speaker 8: can not challenge, or you could only challenge on a
Speaker 8: full count or with runners on base, because if there
Speaker 8: if it's a you know, a two zero count and
Speaker 8: nobody's on base and you're challenging a pitch and you
Speaker 8: get it wrong, you got to think about the leverage
Speaker 8: of the situation. And none of this has come into play.
Speaker 8: It's been Yeah, if you want to challenge, challenge now
Speaker 8: you got to start putting criteria in.
Speaker 5: In the first week, Matt Wallder challenged two different ones
Speaker 5: that on the Gleam of the Geek podcast we called
Speaker 5: them rage challenges, like neither one was particularly close to
Speaker 5: being a ball, Like they were pretty clearly strikes. But
Speaker 5: I don't think anybody needs to talk to Matt Walder
Speaker 5: about that. Matt Walder knows like, Okay, I probably shouldn't
Speaker 5: have done that. You know, it's uh, I think And
Speaker 5: it's been shown in the minor leagues that once you
Speaker 5: run out of challenges, the strike zone gets bigger.
Speaker 2: Like it turns out, you want to have some challenges
Speaker 2: last you want to make.
Speaker 5: You want to make the umpire think twice before he
Speaker 5: starts uh dishing these one way or the other. So
Speaker 5: you gotta be you got to be especially careful with
Speaker 5: that second challenge, and you want to be careful with
Speaker 5: the first challenge, so you don't have to be so
Speaker 5: specially careful with the second challenge.
Speaker 3: Corey, it might be my age, but I really want
Speaker 3: to love baseball. I love talking about baseball. I love
Speaker 3: I love the game I do. I don't know why
Speaker 3: I don't go to more games.
Speaker 2: I really want. I really want to love baseball, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean. I really really love to the park.
Speaker 8: This challenge element has added so much intrigue. It is
Speaker 8: fascinating as a baseball fan to watch, whether it's the
Speaker 8: I'm getting kind of shown up embarrassed. I've seen multiple
Speaker 8: strikes challenge in the same at bat. You get a
Speaker 8: full stadium and the crowd just cheering, and the.
Speaker 2: Getting they showed on the scoreboard, exactly.
Speaker 4: An end of game challenge yet where the game seemingly
Speaker 4: is over. But then somebody says, well, wall wait, wait wait,
Speaker 4: wall wait a second, we had an end of game challenge.
Speaker 2: I know it's not seen.
Speaker 8: That I'm not, don't I've seen called third strike. That
Speaker 8: was Cebe Buckner ringing up a batter in a full
Speaker 8: stadium on a called third strike. Hit her challenges, it's
Speaker 8: a ball. Stadium erupts, next pitch called third strike, hit
Speaker 8: her challenges, it's a ball.
Speaker 2: I mean it just.
Speaker 8: Dramatic, same hitter, same circumstance. It's very dramatic hockey. So
Speaker 8: if there's someone who's trying to like baseball or it's
Speaker 8: been a slow game, the addition of the pitch clock
Speaker 8: and now the addition of this challenge has really added
Speaker 8: a fascinating watch.
Speaker 3: How about baseball being proactive? That's cool, yes, you know,
Speaker 3: and it's actually working.
Speaker 6: And Martie, you were talking about the batter immediately just
Speaker 6: goes no, no, you're wrong.
Speaker 2: Like that's the showing up of the umpire bit.
Speaker 3: Also check it out court answer to the question a
Speaker 3: Major League Baseball game has ended a challenged pitch. April first,
Speaker 3: twenty twenty six, Baltimore Orioles catcher Samuel Baselo successfully challenged
Speaker 3: a one two pitch on the top of the ninth
Speaker 3: ending against the Texas Rangers, turning a called ball into
Speaker 3: a game ending strikeout.
Speaker 2: Ye, there you go.
Speaker 8: I wonder was that the game though, or was that
Speaker 8: like a you know, a six to two game.
Speaker 1: You know, I don't know how tall.
Speaker 2: It was a good point.
Speaker 8: Well, but it will happen, and you know will happen
Speaker 8: is teams will be out of challenges and a game
Speaker 8: will end on a bad strike, poor ball call.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, for the rest of time, right, That's what's
Speaker 4: happened forever. So we'll be fine.
Speaker 2: We'll be fine. I'm the fan.
Speaker 5: I can argue that Game three of the twin season
Speaker 5: was somewhat that was a factor. In Game three of
Speaker 5: the twin season, they were out of calls. The Orioles
Speaker 5: were not out of calls, and there were a couple
Speaker 5: of different ones where the Oriols end up getting calls overturned.
Speaker 5: There were a couple that the Twins probably would have
Speaker 5: liked to have a second.
Speaker 2: Look at that. We're not a returned because they'd run
Speaker 2: out of challenges. Oh cool to be If you can
Speaker 2: gain extra lives like this is Mario Brothers, you.
Speaker 5: Actually can an extra innings. Now, what if it goes
Speaker 5: to extra innings? You get an additional if you if
Speaker 5: you are down to zero, you get one more the
Speaker 5: game man, that is each inning.
Speaker 2: But how about that?
Speaker 4: What if we had an additional second base, like twenty
Speaker 4: feet behind second base, and if you ran all the
Speaker 4: way out there, then yes, then you get an additional
Speaker 4: challenge no matter what, like collecting the mushroom exactly, you
Speaker 4: collect them over and by the time the ninth and eves.
Speaker 2: Run, just challenge brand theft auto too them. Maybe love
Speaker 2: it you cant driver.
Speaker 5: Maybe a tiny little brick wall between first and second
Speaker 5: that you jump over.
Speaker 4: That's the dumbest idea of every that doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 2: All right, check this out, ladies and gentlemen, please have
Speaker 2: your checking it now.
Speaker 4: We love iHeart Radio in the iHeart Radio app obviously,
Speaker 4: but you understand there are other ways to listen to music.
Speaker 4: I don't know one of those is I tunes. We
Speaker 4: get it right, This is America okay on the iTunes
Speaker 4: Top one hundred. Eddie Dalton right now has eleven songs
Speaker 4: in the top one hundred. He has two songs in
Speaker 4: the top ten. He has the number three album in
Speaker 4: the country and iTunes.
Speaker 2: Who Eddie Dalton Dalton, that's a terrible name.
Speaker 4: Eleven songs in the top one hundred, two in the
Speaker 4: top ten, and he has the number three album.
Speaker 2: Yeah pretty cool? Right?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: Who he is? One? AI?
Speaker 6: Wow?
Speaker 2: And I thought you were to tell me he was
Speaker 2: on Artemis two.
Speaker 4: No, Eddie Going is the creation of Dallas Little and
Speaker 4: Dallas made everything from the songs with AI and even
Speaker 4: Eddie Dalton's AI generated looks.
Speaker 3: The thing about this that I find I don't know
Speaker 3: if it's disturbing, it's just the way things are right now, But.
Speaker 2: Is that they're not hiding it right, They're just saying
Speaker 2: he's AI.
Speaker 3: I wondered, Well, yeah, I know, But my point is
Speaker 3: I wondered if people would care once they found out
Speaker 3: it was AI, they'd be like, oh, I'm not going
Speaker 3: to listen to that. And obviously that's not the case.
Speaker 3: People are downloading it. They're listening to it, whether say
Speaker 3: or not. So I know, we'll see.
Speaker 6: But your back tattoo. Yeah, you guys got them together.
Speaker 6: Here's says what your t shirts.
Speaker 4: Zindaya thinks that Euphoria is going to end after the
Speaker 4: third season that premierees this Sunday.
Speaker 2: I've never seen an episode of it.
Speaker 6: I've seen a few. I think I saw the first
Speaker 6: half of the first one. It's a weird show. We
Speaker 6: didn't go back.
Speaker 2: Oh, hell of them right down?
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're they're they're missing you.
Speaker 2: Yep, they are.
Speaker 4: Lord of the Flies, which is a reference we make
Speaker 4: all the time on this show.
Speaker 2: But I've never seen the movie Lord of the Flies.
Speaker 4: But apparently it is going to be a Netflix series
Speaker 4: now and the trailers out Piggy Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yes, no, not the muppets.
Speaker 4: Uh Seth Rogan says Catherine O'Hara's death is going to
Speaker 4: be addressed on season two of the Studio.
Speaker 1: Oh wow.
Speaker 4: Netflix has a documentary about Hulk Hogan coming out, which
Speaker 4: also features his final interview.
Speaker 2: There was that's always said.
Speaker 4: Interview and Chris, I know you still have that list
Speaker 4: to get to, so lasting for me.
Speaker 2: Frederick Bauer is the inventor of pringles.
Speaker 4: Before he died in two thousand and eight, he had
Speaker 4: one request for his children that he wanted fulfilled after
Speaker 4: he died.
Speaker 2: Take a shot. His coffin is shaped like a Pringles kid.
Speaker 6: Oh that's that's real good, Bony.
Speaker 2: You're unbelievably close. You're on the right path.
Speaker 8: Sprinkles scattered throughout the coffin.
Speaker 2: Not a bad guest.
Speaker 4: Mister Pringle's face on the coffin not coffin related. But
Speaker 4: you're dancing around it?
Speaker 1: Is he dressing?
Speaker 2: He wants to be dressed like Pringle, fake mustache lips.
Speaker 2: What would you argue is the most kind of thing
Speaker 2: about Pringles?
Speaker 1: The can?
Speaker 2: The can?
Speaker 3: He wants being buried in a cant He wants to
Speaker 3: be buried vertically.
Speaker 2: Marnie basically just got it.
Speaker 4: He wants to be cremated and then buried in a
Speaker 4: Pringles can.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, why not? Does children fulfilled the request? Yeah?
Speaker 4: They did it, his son said. My siblings and I
Speaker 4: briefly debated what flavor to use, but I said, look,
Speaker 4: we need to use the original. Yeah, og right, My god?
Speaker 4: Are they good sour creamin onion? I wish Frederick Bauer
Speaker 4: was sour creamin onion, which.
Speaker 2: Is weird because you would never touch any of them.
Speaker 2: I know, like onion, w'ere sour cream, But sour cream
Speaker 2: and onion chips are awesome, man, the original is so
Speaker 2: much better.
Speaker 4: No, the sour creamin onion ones are And look, I
Speaker 4: know this is sacrilege, but I think stacks are.
Speaker 2: Better than Pringles. No, I'm going to die on that hill.
Speaker 2: Is that like a Freedoms knockoff?
Speaker 4: It's the same, like the same kind of like vertical
Speaker 4: can cylindrical can.
Speaker 2: But stacks have more flavor, they're better.
Speaker 8: How far in are you?
Speaker 4: I'm not going to go to war over over stacks
Speaker 4: versus pringles, but if they're both on the shelf.
Speaker 2: I take the stacks. Yeah, and they're cheaper two bucks.
Speaker 1: Over pringles.
Speaker 2: No, we've done things over dumber reasons.
Speaker 4: Quickly, Do you have a handful of other shows that
Speaker 4: are getting canceled together that listen right now?
Speaker 2: It's over? That's okay, then, I guess all we learn
Speaker 2: is that it's over for watching.
Speaker 4: For now?
Speaker 3: Is the final season of hacks Hacks final season? Watch
Speaker 3: the newest one. I haven't seen the newest season yet.
Speaker 8: It just came out like a week ago.
Speaker 2: I'll watch it, all right, So Martin's TV tonight, Yeah, Twins.
Speaker 8: Pregame starts at six o'clock.
Speaker 3: First pitch six forty pornography later.
Speaker 4: Sure, don at the bath house, you're gonna go pick
Speaker 4: it and wait for those things to open up.
Speaker 2: That's what you call it, not picket and wait.
Speaker 5: Yeap, looking forward to yeah, in front of that city
Speaker 5: council debate.
Speaker 4: Bathhouse dot com is at your new website, Minneapolis.
Speaker 5: Probably do better than some of the other one better
Speaker 5: than Padre's mission for sure, pres.
Speaker 2: Missionaries, jeez Marning. Then we'll see you on Friday for
Speaker 2: initials and whatnot.
Speaker 8: I'll be here all right, all right?
Speaker 4: Is next the power you wanting to return tomorrow five
Speaker 4: thirty to nine, right here on nothing.
Speaker 2: Do you already have a wader for day? Enjoy this
Speaker 2: beautiful day. I love you, lundy all