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Speaker 2: I'm sorry, I was just telling Sauce that I claimed
Speaker 2: him on as a dependent this year on my taxes.
Speaker 3: If we liked.
Speaker 4: Cousin Papa. Hey Parker, Yeah, what's going on over there?
Speaker 5: Me?
Speaker 4: Just hanging out with Corey? No, No, I mean I
Speaker 4: saw a Nordo walking there. I don't know.
Speaker 3: He was looking at the uh the old log for
Speaker 3: some reason. Not sure that was not a year. I
Speaker 3: meant the the computer log. This is checking this log.
Speaker 3: And it just sounded bad. You're looking at the computer
Speaker 3: for something, Okay, it He's a smart guys.
Speaker 4: He knows more, he knows more, he knows more, he
Speaker 4: does it sounded like it.
Speaker 2: Hey, Yes, two episodes of that Bowling documentary.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the second one is the best. It's so good.
Speaker 4: I am I'm going to tell you right now.
Speaker 2: I mean, and I know hillbillies in my hometown living
Speaker 2: better than they know.
Speaker 3: What I'm telling you, man, I can't believe how bad
Speaker 3: they're life. It does not look like it's a.
Speaker 4: What's the word I'm looking for.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it just it looks like a lonely, isolated,
Speaker 3: depressing roller coaster of a life.
Speaker 4: And the people at the top, it looks like a
Speaker 4: terrible existed. It really does.
Speaker 3: When it looks like stress and jealousy and fighting and.
Speaker 2: Well, and they're pulling those underneath and one of them
Speaker 2: stand and they don't even mentioned that. By the way,
Speaker 2: did you see the stand on the bottom at.
Speaker 4: I guess I didn't notice. Oh my god, I'm like,
Speaker 4: this is yuck. Well and this is terrible.
Speaker 3: And you see like the guy that is what twenty
Speaker 3: three twenty four PBA titles, and that EJ guy or
Speaker 3: whatever you no, the other guy Jay, Oh, this might
Speaker 3: be episode three. EJ is like he purchased a bowling
Speaker 3: alley that he kind of grew up playing and that
Speaker 3: I think his parents owned or something. And the bowling
Speaker 3: alley is as a state of the yard, multi million
Speaker 3: dollar facility.
Speaker 4: It looks like a hole in the wall.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think that's pretty famous.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then he's behind the counter like getting nachos
Speaker 3: and you're going, this is the best bowler in the
Speaker 3: world that he's flipping you know, burgers and stuff like
Speaker 3: it just doesn't it looks like you are grinding for
Speaker 3: every dime you get as a professional.
Speaker 4: Literally not glamorous. You gotta love it. I guess you
Speaker 4: have to love it.
Speaker 2: But I again, I know it's ridiculous, but you'll know
Speaker 2: what I'm saying, Sauss if you watch it. It looks
Speaker 2: like a king pen isn't much removed from me out
Speaker 2: looks like that's about right, Like what big Ern is that?
Speaker 3: And Big Ern was jealous and shattered and broken and
Speaker 3: the advice is and he wanted a party. The Big
Speaker 3: Arn looks like he was absolutely the inspiration completely from
Speaker 3: actual like eighties and nineties bowlers and just a drug
Speaker 3: attic party hound wants to bowl.
Speaker 7: And be famous and this is now now there's more
Speaker 7: more opportunities for them than ever before. Correct, So imagine
Speaker 7: it was how bleak it was in years past, and
Speaker 7: it looked like it looked all like, not glamorous but
Speaker 7: totally kind of normal in episode one and then right
Speaker 7: from the first thirty seconds of episode two.
Speaker 4: You get the reality of it.
Speaker 7: And that's why those guys hate each other because their
Speaker 7: life literally depends on this tournament.
Speaker 4: The kids ain't going eat if you don't let me
Speaker 4: write this.
Speaker 6: And how about when I watch when dude wins a
Speaker 6: tournament and his dad's there and his dad stands up
Speaker 6: because his dad lost member back.
Speaker 2: In the day, and he stands up. The look on
Speaker 2: dad's faces. Thank God, I don't have to sell a
Speaker 2: kidney now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, you can't, dude for really. Yeah, It's
Speaker 3: it's a dark existence. It's a lot of fun.
Speaker 7: Relief then ecstasy of winning. It's like one thirty minutes.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna tell you I would never have watched it.
Speaker 2: Well that's not true, but you made me watch. I'm
Speaker 2: glad I did. I can't believe it. I can't believe it.
Speaker 4: I can be a bowler anymore.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you know. I want to get
Speaker 6: down and dirty with Big Ernie An.
Speaker 7: It's such a good documentary though, and those guys, just
Speaker 7: the interpersonal relationships between those guys, it's it's unbelievable. Even
Speaker 7: though the goat guy was such a d bag, but
Speaker 7: not not in the same way that the other guy
Speaker 7: who was mfing everybody, but the one goat guy was like, Oh,
Speaker 7: you're gonna stand back there and be a cheerleader for
Speaker 7: him all night.
Speaker 4: He's just gonna yeah, go go, Yeah, You're gonna do
Speaker 4: that all night.
Speaker 6: It's like, oh my god, dude, I love those I
Speaker 6: gotta watch that.
Speaker 2: They that like like live and and Ben Cellery, Ben's
Speaker 2: Liev how you was saying and Ben Cilla, all these
Speaker 2: guys involved.
Speaker 6: You can tell me there's a line.
Speaker 2: They're giving you a smirk as they're saying the things,
Speaker 2: but they're not They're not offending them so much, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean. Like they're not making fun of
Speaker 2: them behind their backs when they make fun, they're doing
Speaker 2: it in front of them. But they're also taking you
Speaker 2: through they see how serious this is for them. I
Speaker 2: don't know, I can't describe it, but it's well done.
Speaker 3: I just think you could again. I just am seeing
Speaker 3: the parallels between that and the poker world and professional gambling.
Speaker 3: I think you could take any niche sport and have
Speaker 3: a documentary that feels almost identical to this one, with
Speaker 3: travel and heartbreak and financial struggles. Like I think you
Speaker 3: could do this with like I mentioned a couple days ago,
Speaker 3: darts or cornhole or pool or poker. Like it's just
Speaker 3: this is if you pick one of these niche sports
Speaker 3: and there isn't a salary, right, your your money is
Speaker 3: you either win or you don't. Think how many people
Speaker 3: in this documentary travel, Yeah, so they have to pay
Speaker 3: for all their own expenses, all their hotels, travel, flights, gas.
Speaker 3: And if you don't make the cut, guess how much
Speaker 3: money you made that week?
Speaker 4: Zero zero?
Speaker 6: You might not the next tournament, right.
Speaker 3: And then you have to decide am I going home
Speaker 3: or am I going to keep grinding? So only the
Speaker 3: people at the top survive. And again that's something that
Speaker 3: I see all the time in poker. The amount of
Speaker 3: people that make money professionally in poker is very very few,
Speaker 3: single digit percentage for sure. Everybody else is grinding or
Speaker 3: doing what I do, which is just weekend warriors, and
Speaker 3: you swing and miss and it's not your main source income.
Speaker 4: I don't know how to do it.
Speaker 7: No, it's a lot of a lot of respect to
Speaker 7: those guys because, like Hawg said, you just have to
Speaker 7: love it. There's there's nothing glamorous, there's nothing glitzy. You
Speaker 7: just it has to be something that like is clawing
Speaker 7: at your insides to do, because that is that is
Speaker 7: arduous life.
Speaker 8: Are the top guys making enough money that it's worth it.
Speaker 4: If you consistently win, you're making money.
Speaker 3: But again, what Chris is saying is it doesn't look
Speaker 3: like they're cruising for the rest of their lives.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 3: It's not like, oh man, I've been dominant for five years,
Speaker 3: so I am set.
Speaker 4: It's not that at all. It's I need to keep
Speaker 4: doing well or.
Speaker 3: Find investments or find sponsors or something otherwise this is
Speaker 3: going to go away pretty quickly.
Speaker 6: I'll say, like this, Parker, if Tiger Woods, a Tiger
Speaker 6: Woods came into that sport, it would ruin everybody else
Speaker 6: in the sport because they have to win periodically to
Speaker 6: keep going.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I don't mean on the on the tour,
Speaker 4: I mean in life. To take them out the first.
Speaker 2: Episode when when and they again this is this is
Speaker 2: my point I was making about how they keep their
Speaker 2: tongue in their cheek in the right way when they
Speaker 2: go We're going to the first tournament. And you see
Speaker 2: where the first tournament is and it's in a bowling
Speaker 2: alley that I'm not sure I go into.
Speaker 3: It looks shady as hell. Most of them look like
Speaker 3: they're in these rundown strip malls, like you.
Speaker 6: Might get stabbed on the way out, and.
Speaker 3: The people that are running them look like they are
Speaker 3: from nineteen seventy two.
Speaker 4: They probably have been working there for fifty plus years.
Speaker 4: Friendly people at the bar.
Speaker 3: I assume you're just you're thinking of like, oh man,
Speaker 3: this is the biggest bowling of the year. What is
Speaker 3: it said for sphear No, exactly, not even last less
Speaker 3: than honestly be too nice. Yeah, this is rock and
Speaker 3: wait till he gets episode three, because like, Pete Webber,
Speaker 3: who do you think you are? I am guys heavily
Speaker 3: uh heavily featured in episode three, he walks into a
Speaker 3: tournament called the Pete Weber Classic.
Speaker 4: He looks homeless, and he looks right into the camera.
Speaker 3: And he goes, you know, this is about as good
Speaker 3: as it gets, man, having a tournament named after you,
Speaker 3: And I'm like, this is rock bottom, buddy. He walks
Speaker 3: in looking Nobody was like, hey, Pete Webber's here. Nobody
Speaker 3: even recognizes him. This is your tournament.
Speaker 6: It's a man, it's a it's a sad song. It
Speaker 6: is a sad song.
Speaker 4: It's a sad song. It just is.
Speaker 3: Episode two is hilarious right away Simon's and guys calling
Speaker 3: everybody a douchebag and saying, this guy's a d head.
Speaker 3: Oh you got any ideas back there?
Speaker 4: You keep bowling in and keep putting fives, and it's like, oh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no more ideas. Get this guy out of here,
Speaker 3: him in the face that he wants to kill every everyone.
Speaker 7: And then he bowls and goes that good enough.
Speaker 4: For you, d hat. Oh god, those guys probably getting tagged.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, yeah, he was talking to tell.
Speaker 4: You what man, HBO.
Speaker 3: Yeah, quick watch again. Like I mentioned, it's like thirty
Speaker 3: minutes apiece. So there's so far. There's been three episodes.
Speaker 3: I don't know how many total for this season, but
Speaker 3: I want to quick watch.
Speaker 2: I want to do a Plumptin year, Like I want
Speaker 2: to go on the tour for a year and just
Speaker 2: do a documentary about it, write a book about it.
Speaker 4: Man, that would be awesome. Hey, you should flog it.
Speaker 4: They're freaks though, they're so good. Yeah, I get beat
Speaker 4: up over and over again.
Speaker 3: It's a stranger. If you are the best in the
Speaker 3: world at something, doesn't it feel like you should be rich?
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, it looks.
Speaker 3: Like almost regardless of what you're the best at, there's
Speaker 3: eight billion people.
Speaker 4: Who's the best bowler? That guy?
Speaker 1: Is?
Speaker 3: He crazy?
Speaker 4: Rich barely but the crazy barely rich.
Speaker 2: The really ridiculous thing is And I hadn't thought about
Speaker 2: this till right now. When you watch it on TV,
Speaker 2: you're like, man, this is high falutin.
Speaker 3: Right, but no production value spectacular compared to what is
Speaker 3: behind the scenes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, all right.
Speaker 8: I kind of had that realization too, Like at the
Speaker 8: Olympics when you're watching some of these other sports like
Speaker 8: the skeleton and the luge, like the great point unless
Speaker 8: they come from money. I'm sure there's not a whole
Speaker 8: lot of tournaments where they're winning a bunch of money
Speaker 8: and you have to commit your life because if you
Speaker 8: don't commit your life to it, you're not going to
Speaker 8: be at the Olympics.
Speaker 3: That's another exactly my point about these niche sports. To
Speaker 3: think about being the best in the world, and bob sledding,
Speaker 3: it's like, okay, but what does that get you?
Speaker 6: It's like, you know what, it's sort of like I
Speaker 6: shouldn't say it. Yes, you're going to It's like having
Speaker 6: a thirty shirt.
Speaker 9: iHeart Somebody calls no not pop up.
Speaker 4: It's top five.
Speaker 6: On the Power Trip.
Speaker 3: You said, when'd you say that? Documentary?
Speaker 7: Though?
Speaker 3: Make it probably would dissuade you from wanting to be
Speaker 3: a professional bowler, but it definitely made me want to
Speaker 3: go ball. Yeah, for sure, this looks fun. I haven't
Speaker 3: Bolton and wash it go bowling. Was the last time
Speaker 3: your bowled?
Speaker 4: Probably a year or two ago with the kiddo I was.
Speaker 4: I was on the Heart Radio bowling team for a while.
Speaker 4: I remember that. So it was Rosie for like two weeks.
Speaker 3: What happened?
Speaker 6: He pulled a joint?
Speaker 4: You can't smoking bowling though?
Speaker 3: Yeah, didn't he quit?
Speaker 4: I think so? Parker.
Speaker 3: Yes, John Bonas is in Vegas because the tournament you
Speaker 3: wanted to play, the Crown is in Vegas, and the
Speaker 3: Gophers did accept the invitation this year. So they're taking
Speaker 3: on Baylor tonight. The Baylor Bears, right Bears are three
Speaker 3: and a half point favorites on DraftKings. That game is
Speaker 3: at nine to thirty.
Speaker 4: That's exciting. I'm happy for Bonus.
Speaker 8: He gets to hang out at his favorite place and
Speaker 8: go watch basketball. I think he's staying in the MGM
Speaker 8: where the game is being played. A director, that's a
Speaker 8: that's a win winner.
Speaker 3: So do you have any idea Like I think somebody
Speaker 3: said that there's a half a million dollars prize pool? Yes,
Speaker 3: does that work for each individual Gopher? Does it matter
Speaker 3: how many games they win?
Speaker 8: I think I'm going to get this wrong, but I
Speaker 8: think the winners get three hundred thousand, second place maybe
Speaker 8: gets one hundred thousand, and third and fourth get fifty.
Speaker 4: That would add up to five hundred.
Speaker 8: And that is split amongst all players. I'm pretty sure
Speaker 8: that's split amongst all players. So I talked to somebody
Speaker 8: who played for Nebraska last year who won it, and
Speaker 8: they said that they split it evenly amongst all players.
Speaker 8: So three hundred thousand divided by thirteen.
Speaker 3: Starters makes the same as the even if you don't
Speaker 3: get in.
Speaker 4: That's roster that.
Speaker 8: I don't know if the teams are allowed to split
Speaker 8: it up, you know, in a different way to split
Speaker 8: it up.
Speaker 6: Will only have to split it six ways.
Speaker 3: Out there you have to play a minute of basketball
Speaker 3: to get credit. Now, staying exactly so, you but there's
Speaker 3: eight teams though, right, eight teams and you think that
Speaker 3: maybe only the top four get paid.
Speaker 4: Pretty sure? Oh man, yeah, that rings a bell.
Speaker 6: I believe I did read that.
Speaker 4: I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 3: It's a professional Bowling Association, no kidding.
Speaker 8: If we would have played in that, I probably would
Speaker 8: have had more more info on it. We probably would
Speaker 8: have played in it last year if we didn't have
Speaker 8: a leadership change. But nonetheless, I'm happy for him doing
Speaker 8: it this year. I think they also got an invite
Speaker 8: to the n Tournament and they turned that down and
Speaker 8: chose the Crown and said, which I think is a
Speaker 8: good decision. It's high major teams, it's in Las Vegas,
Speaker 8: opportunity to win some money, So yeah, it should be fun.
Speaker 8: It's crazy, it's weird, but it's a weird time of
Speaker 8: the year, right because it's like some of these guys
Speaker 8: are looking onto their next kind of you know, idea
Speaker 8: and where they want to go and transfer portal and stuff.
Speaker 8: So there's a lot of guys that are on or
Speaker 8: were on these teams that are in the portal. Minnesota
Speaker 8: has a couple of guys in the portal. Baylor does,
Speaker 8: which we have Meamiah Turner is in the is in
Speaker 8: the portal. Is it a bench guy or star is
Speaker 8: in the portal? BJ was hurt all year bench guy
Speaker 8: and my turner. But Colorado has a couple of guys
Speaker 8: and they're playing. It has a couple of guys.
Speaker 4: R I P. It's a weird it's a weird time.
Speaker 6: He's in the transfer.
Speaker 4: Yet makes it even more weird.
Speaker 7: It's called purgatory trying to make a decision.
Speaker 4: I hope you made. That was my brother. I'm not
Speaker 4: that one real quick.
Speaker 2: Baylor Targarian was the guy whose helmet got smashed in
Speaker 2: And yeah, no, kid, that's Baylor Targarian.
Speaker 3: See man again. Keeping track of the names is so
Speaker 3: freaking hard.
Speaker 6: On the hedge, that was that guy exactly.
Speaker 4: That's number one. Number two. Here's medved on the College
Speaker 4: Crown with the returners.
Speaker 5: Obviously you know Croc's not going to play, but some
Speaker 5: of the guys who can return. I think just getting
Speaker 5: this experience, hopefully just just you know, makes you better.
Speaker 5: So I just don't really see any downside out of it.
Speaker 5: I think the other thing that's been good too is
Speaker 5: we're kind of figuring out next season and what we
Speaker 5: want this to look like, our groups together longer you know,
Speaker 5: instead of guys just kind of going off like on
Speaker 5: their own, we've been together every day, you know, practicing,
Speaker 5: and we get to travel together, and I think that's
Speaker 5: been a positive too.
Speaker 8: So I was right about the prize Bowl winner three hundred,
Speaker 8: runner up one hundred thousand, and then third and fourth
Speaker 8: place fifty thousand each.
Speaker 3: So they have to win today, they got.
Speaker 4: This is the weirdest thing.
Speaker 10: So if you win a night, you get, you get paid,
Speaker 10: and there's no there's no financial incentive for the n
Speaker 10: I T, right, is that something that you think that
Speaker 10: they're going to consider to do to players?
Speaker 8: Yeah, teams, I think we played in the n T
Speaker 8: three years ago and know there wasn't any incentive.
Speaker 4: Is that an option for them?
Speaker 7: Because why would any team want to go play in
Speaker 7: the n I T when you could go play in
Speaker 7: this CROWND which is a smaller pool of teams. You're
Speaker 7: in Vegas and everybody could point a bunch of money.
Speaker 4: Seems like a rainer.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but I do think I do know that this
Speaker 8: tournament really only takes high major teams. Is the n
Speaker 8: usually takes like mid to low major as well, So
Speaker 8: there's that factor. But yeah, and I like what Nico
Speaker 8: said too. It's like, if you want to continue to
Speaker 8: build the culture, build the build a team, like you
Speaker 8: want to have your guys together in the gym. You know,
Speaker 8: I had a knee surgey a couple weeks ago, so
Speaker 8: I've been around the facility doing some rehab and just
Speaker 8: to see the guys in there and kind of, you know,
Speaker 8: interact with each other. And you're trying to build a
Speaker 8: roster for next year. And they got four guys already
Speaker 8: committed to coming back in Jalen Crocker, Johnson, Bobby Dirk
Speaker 8: and Grayson Grove and Isaac Osima.
Speaker 4: So I think they're doing it the right way to
Speaker 4: ask you guys a question.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and maybe there's a million dollar, billion dollar, kadillion
Speaker 2: dollar idea. Now that we're able to literally let them
Speaker 2: be like race horses and go out and try to
Speaker 2: win the major prize, why don't they do like an
Speaker 2: All Star game at the end of the NCAA season
Speaker 2: where they picked ten players in one side of the
Speaker 2: earth and ten players on the other side of the
Speaker 2: Earth and let them play a game for money, You
Speaker 2: like an All Star game, only with big money on
Speaker 2: the line. So they're showing off their talents before the
Speaker 2: NBA draft. We're seeing the best players in college basketball,
Speaker 2: like like like a real all star game.
Speaker 8: They do have, like the Reese's Game. There is some
Speaker 8: sort of there is some sort of all star game.
Speaker 8: There's like a three point contest, slam dunk contest.
Speaker 4: But I like your idea, but that's just a McDonald's
Speaker 4: thing that they do for high school basically except for college.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and the big time guys probably wouldn't play because
Speaker 9: they're gonna make millions diamond.
Speaker 2: Well maybe, yeah, you may be right, but here's why
Speaker 2: I think they might. To show off your wares with
Speaker 2: the best players in basketball. And if you do it
Speaker 2: for big money, if each player on the winning team
Speaker 2: got like a million dollars or something like that, ain't
Speaker 2: nobody who don't want a million dollars.
Speaker 6: Bill Gates wants a million dollars.
Speaker 4: It's true, he needs it. That's true.
Speaker 8: Can you shoot a corner j though, it's ridiculous how
Speaker 8: the structure is right now, It's it's insane, Like these
Speaker 8: guys are free agents every year, you got to recruit
Speaker 8: them to come back. Like now, this this crown is
Speaker 8: an incentive for guys as well, it's like, Hey, you
Speaker 8: got a chance to make a little extra money.
Speaker 4: Can I take your idea and make it one percent better? Please?
Speaker 3: You guys know when like the best soccer players in
Speaker 3: the world will come out onto the pitch and they
Speaker 3: always have like a six year old kid next to them.
Speaker 4: They all walk out together.
Speaker 3: What if we take Chris's idea the best college basketball
Speaker 3: players in the world. They're all playing for millions of dollars,
Speaker 3: but if they win it, since they're headed to the
Speaker 3: NBA and they're going to make millions on their own,
Speaker 3: they are each attached to one of the top bowlers
Speaker 3: in the world, and the bowler gets the money so
Speaker 3: they can continue the lifestyle that.
Speaker 4: They've always won. You could sell, that'd be great.
Speaker 3: So it's like a charity angle. It's like, here you go, EJ. Tacket,
Speaker 3: here buy another bowling alley.
Speaker 1: E G.
Speaker 4: Tack it Episode three.
Speaker 8: I will admit though, the money that they're getting it
Speaker 8: sounds great. Three hundred thousand divided by fifteen.
Speaker 4: I sass, that's what say it again.
Speaker 8: Let's say the fifteen guys in the team, yea three
Speaker 8: hundred thousand dollars for the winner.
Speaker 4: That is roughly.
Speaker 3: What was the question.
Speaker 8: Fifteen guys in the roster. Yeah, three hundred thousand for
Speaker 8: the winner if you win the crown, So three hundred
Speaker 8: thousand of out it by fifteen, three.
Speaker 4: Hundred thousand him by fifteen. That's what I said.
Speaker 3: The best stall tax thinking has related reles his money.
Speaker 4: Just yeah, this is math, I think. Well, I couldn't
Speaker 4: tell you either, Saucy, so just say don't you can
Speaker 4: do this.
Speaker 3: I'm the only one who asked to do it.
Speaker 4: That's funny. Could you just read it off from rand
Speaker 4: nine thousand? It's it's doable, SAFTI, it's doable. It's doable.
Speaker 4: Divide three hundred thousand thirty.
Speaker 2: Okay, there's like eighty things going on by ten thirty,
Speaker 2: and then divide ten.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we'll divide up by ten.
Speaker 9: So it's then it's ten grand a guy. If you
Speaker 9: divide three hundred thousand by ten, that.
Speaker 8: Would be so if there's ten grand a guy to
Speaker 8: be one hundred and fifty thousand.
Speaker 4: Okay, you're confusing him. Yeah, I don't know what's happening. Okay,
Speaker 4: what's the answer is twenty thousand? Yeah? Oh yeah, Boker,
Speaker 4: were you going to say it's not that much? Money.
Speaker 8: I don't think it moves the needle the way you
Speaker 8: guys do. If you're a starter on a Power five team,
Speaker 8: Like if you're a guesser guy, mean ful minutes, you're
Speaker 8: making around a million dollars.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I will always contend if I don't care
Speaker 2: if you have ten million dollars, you still want another
Speaker 2: one hundred dollars.
Speaker 4: It's also true.
Speaker 6: I think that's just how it is, that into more money,
Speaker 6: more problems, right.
Speaker 8: I agree, I agree, but I will The counter argument
Speaker 8: to that is, you see these guys that are entering
Speaker 8: the portal on these crown teams that are there, Like,
Speaker 8: forget about that twenty that I could win. I'm going
Speaker 8: to make a lot more entering the portal and going
Speaker 8: somewhere else.
Speaker 6: And that's probably smart by it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know, so, I don't know. It's a it's
Speaker 8: a mess college athletes are.
Speaker 3: But don't you also have to think like if if
Speaker 3: you're a guy that likely doesn't ever hit the NBA,
Speaker 3: so you're either headed for international ball or just four
Speaker 3: years and done that. Sure you're making X amount of
Speaker 3: dollars in NIO from whatever team.
Speaker 4: You're playing for, But twenty is twenty Scooba.
Speaker 3: Well, you can because you have a four year window
Speaker 3: to make money off that skill and then that skill
Speaker 3: goes away.
Speaker 8: It's also true, very good point, and it's sweet for
Speaker 8: the guy that's on the end of the bench that
Speaker 8: could make a little cash.
Speaker 4: Is that go? Yes, sir.
Speaker 2: When it comes to hockey, I know that you can
Speaker 2: either go to college or you can go play like
Speaker 2: in juniors or stuff like that. At what level can
Speaker 2: they go somewhere where they're getting paid instead of going
Speaker 2: to college?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 1: Well, now it's kind of wide open. And with the
Speaker 1: n C Double A and n I L like it's right,
Speaker 1: it's it's pretty wide open.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 1: The Canadian Hockey League is their the main direct pay.
Speaker 1: But I mean I think Gavin McKenna for Penn State
Speaker 1: at the top guy like restaurants half million dollars last year.
Speaker 6: So okay, got even more right.
Speaker 8: He was kind of like the the trailblazer for college hockey.
Speaker 4: Nil. Yeah, okay, you.
Speaker 3: Know who could use twenty k Any professional bowler.
Speaker 4: They'll split in a books.
Speaker 3: And then they just mt each other as.
Speaker 4: They swap money.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you're going to see those guys in the kitchen.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they're asking if you want bacon or eggs of
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Speaker 4: Come on, are you kidding me? We have to go.
Speaker 3: But if some of these guys from the documentary are
Speaker 3: in town, we got to have them on the show
Speaker 3: for sure.
Speaker 4: We got the guy with the Afro.
Speaker 3: Kyle troupe, that guy that's the son of Guppy Troop.
Speaker 2: Name does the one that lost and then he was
Speaker 2: crying after someone. Yeah, he's a pretty impressive afro.
Speaker 4: He does.
Speaker 3: Feeling a little afro envy, I'm not gonna lie, it's
Speaker 3: not bad. It's cold out right now, all right, we
Speaker 3: got a lot to get to, shall we?
Speaker 4: Absolutely? Now it's time for.
Speaker 3: All right, Sauce. I want to start with this because
Speaker 3: I know you are living in this. Once in a while,
Speaker 3: Once in a while, something pops up on social media
Speaker 3: or in pop culture, and I'm like, man, I have
Speaker 3: no idea what's going on, but it is taking over
Speaker 3: everybody's algorithm. And the last forty eight hours has been
Speaker 3: something called Summerhouse.
Speaker 9: What are we doing?
Speaker 4: What is the goal here?
Speaker 3: I saw your wife posting about it. Everybody else on
Speaker 3: the planet seems to be posting about it.
Speaker 4: Can you explain in your own words.
Speaker 3: What is happening and why is everybody talking about?
Speaker 4: What the hell is going on?
Speaker 9: Okay, So there's this guy that has a mullet. I
Speaker 9: think his name's Kyle. He was married to this gal
Speaker 9: on the show the Summerhouse. Oh, Kyle Cook, and he
Speaker 9: was married to this gal. They got divorced, I think
Speaker 9: at the end of last season. There's this other guy.
Speaker 9: I don't know his name, we'll say it's Brian.
Speaker 3: So Brian.
Speaker 9: And this other gal on the show where like having
Speaker 9: this everybody thought they were in a relationship. Well it
Speaker 9: popped yesterday that Brian and Kyle's now ex wife are
Speaker 9: a couple, and everybody lost their mind, and everybody goes
Speaker 9: back and then tries to look for clues. It's the
Speaker 9: same playbook Bravo uses every time when a show like
Speaker 9: this is sinking, they have to stage stuff. So like
Speaker 9: a few years ago when Tom Sandivald and his wife
Speaker 9: were on the show and he cheated on her with
Speaker 9: a gal on the show, and then it became this
Speaker 9: whole thing and then oh wow, scann premiered last night.
Speaker 9: How convenient. It's all staged and it's to help sinking
Speaker 9: shows and that's what's going on.
Speaker 3: Nineteen hours ago, your lovely wife Kelly posted Paul loves
Speaker 3: when Big Bravo News break and you quote tweeted, it's
Speaker 3: more staged than the moon landing. It's beyond stage.
Speaker 9: And yesterday me and my lovely wife and lou Dog
Speaker 9: were walking around Southdale and she reacted, you go ahead,
Speaker 9: like yeah, we went in. Yeah, we were walking around
Speaker 9: n Yeah, Lunennie and my wife and I were walking
Speaker 9: around and she saw that and reacted like we had
Speaker 9: fifteen minutes left, Like the doomsday clock was about to strike,
Speaker 9: and I'm like, what is it? And she didn't respond,
Speaker 9: and I'm like, what is this? And then she goes
Speaker 9: so and so is dating so and so, and I
Speaker 9: just rolled my eyes and I'm like, it's fake. It's staged.
Speaker 9: It's too bring up sagging ratings. That summerhouse is it's
Speaker 9: a bunch of forty year olds who get drunk in
Speaker 9: the Hampton's like they're twenty.
Speaker 3: It's all fake. Uh, it's terrible.
Speaker 4: You know what's it called?
Speaker 7: Was fake?
Speaker 3: But people like it.
Speaker 9: And my wife will say back to me, you watch
Speaker 9: mock draft shows.
Speaker 3: Ye, she's correct.
Speaker 4: She's a saint.
Speaker 3: She's a saint and I love her to death.
Speaker 4: She plays for Saint Paul.
Speaker 9: Yeah yeah, yeah, I mean she'd be better than half
Speaker 9: the twins and oh yeah, you.
Speaker 3: Know, people like it. I'm not. I just think that it.
Speaker 9: It happens all the time though, where it's like, oh,
Speaker 9: Vander pumps sagging.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, let's say these two hooked up.
Speaker 4: Oh god.
Speaker 9: Then when that happened, the house Kelly and I were
Speaker 9: living at the time became a call center for Sandbald News.
Speaker 6: And how wonderful did they all have something and they
Speaker 6: enjoy together.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's okay. You want to see something that sagging
Speaker 4: looked down.
Speaker 7: You watch Summer you know, like Summerhouse, supper House, my cousin, Yeah,
Speaker 7: hawks In Now, Yeah it's terrible.
Speaker 3: So hang on. So there was there's there was a cheat,
Speaker 3: like a cheating situation or just like cheating. I don't know.
Speaker 4: There's a new couples and people are.
Speaker 9: Kyle and his wife were on the show from I
Speaker 9: think the beginning. They were dating them scandalous, it's just
Speaker 9: but it's a couple of people are excited about.
Speaker 3: But he was always on the show.
Speaker 9: The guy who's now with Kyle's wife was always interested
Speaker 9: in this.
Speaker 4: My phone is his name is West. West.
Speaker 9: It's fake, It's correct, it's all fake. It's all fake.
Speaker 9: The scandibal thing is the fakest thing I've ever seen.
Speaker 3: That show was dying.
Speaker 8: Ask anybody that's been on one of those kind of
Speaker 8: shows that producers come up to you and they tell
Speaker 8: you what to do.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I had a buddy who's on Love I. He
Speaker 4: said the same thing. It's all fake. Yeah, it's all
Speaker 4: stay put on. But yeah, people love it.
Speaker 9: People love it, and that's fine if you love it,
Speaker 9: but it's fake TV. Oh my wife just tweeted sagging
Speaker 9: ratings like your tea words. No she is, She's the
Speaker 9: best and I love her to death. But she reacted
Speaker 9: like the moon was going to crash into the earth.
Speaker 4: It did once. I can't believe it's keeping her from
Speaker 4: smoking it, actually did.
Speaker 3: I do listen.
Speaker 4: I listen more than people think you're a great listener.
Speaker 4: I listened to Corey. Yeah, he doesn't listen to me. Amen. Okay,
Speaker 4: you need to keep my saying.
Speaker 9: But thank you for asking me, and thank you for
Speaker 9: letting me get that off my sagging chess.
Speaker 4: Hey Corey, Yes, sir, did you ever have moon shoes? No?
Speaker 4: Are those the Nikes?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: I didn't have those.
Speaker 2: Thank you's reviving its vintage moon you Oh. The Runner
Speaker 2: was originally created back in nineteen seventy one when the
Speaker 2: company was called Blue Ribbon Sports.
Speaker 4: I had no idea it was called Blue Rubin Sports.
Speaker 2: Now it was coming back alongside a promotional campaign featuring
Speaker 2: Olympic star Alyssa lou The shoes will be out April third.
Speaker 4: You know what I thought?
Speaker 3: You meant, Parker again, you're probably too young for this.
Speaker 3: In the nineties, there was this real big hype for
Speaker 3: basketball players. No, not the nineties, the night club, the decades.
Speaker 3: There was there was hype. There was hype where you
Speaker 3: could wear these shoes where you basically they looked like
Speaker 3: moon shoes, but then your heels kind of hung off
Speaker 3: the back, and the point was to try to strengthen
Speaker 3: your calfs as much as possible, specifically to increase your
Speaker 3: vertical for basketball. So here's me a little like five
Speaker 3: seven pip squeak, going I'm gonna dunk someday. It's like, no, no,
Speaker 3: you're not. Well, so many basketball players are like, I
Speaker 3: need those shoes because because if everybody else is using them, yep,
Speaker 3: I have to or.
Speaker 4: They're gonna get yeah. And I'm not yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: You look like idiots, like I'm gonna dunk right now
Speaker 2: and he's holding three cookies.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry, I don't know your your humor, you're a humor.
Speaker 3: I'm humor.
Speaker 4: No, I'm Paul.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry.
Speaker 9: I'm getting you destroyed by who else?
Speaker 3: My wife? People who work here. Go ahead, read read
Speaker 3: other texts or tweets. What burbs on vacation. Okay, but
Speaker 3: what are other people saying? What do you mean you're
Speaker 3: hitting destroyed read other texts. How dare you justice for Sierra?
Speaker 9: This is consumed my last forty eight hours, I've responded
Speaker 9: with it's fake and dumb.
Speaker 4: Who's that? That was Abby? Who works down the hall?
Speaker 4: Abby loves it? Keep going. See we all love Abby.
Speaker 4: My wife is still ripping my t words. Yeah, it's muppy.
Speaker 11: Somebody had to say, you're muppy hates me? No, mumpy
Speaker 11: loves me, doesn't love yours? Right? All right?
Speaker 3: What do you think I said? Tea words? Play along?
Speaker 3: Might you read off a list? Thank you for taking
Speaker 3: away right.
Speaker 4: By the way? Well you said is right?
Speaker 3: Say that Stream eight is officially happening. They're just going
Speaker 3: to keep They're just going to keep making them.
Speaker 4: Stream eight. Those movies are dumb.
Speaker 3: Now is the newest one dumb.
Speaker 7: People said it's the worst one yet. The one before
Speaker 7: this one, Ghost Space, had a gun. Yeah, but that
Speaker 7: doesn't work. The only one, the first one guy.
Speaker 4: The first one spectacular. The rest of them are wasted time.
Speaker 4: They should put the Wou Tang clan in there.
Speaker 3: Though the first one is like West and Amanda, the
Speaker 3: rest of them are like some other summer house trash
Speaker 3: write some Ai slope you know, But do.
Speaker 4: You watch it?
Speaker 3: Uh? No, I mean it's on, I don't watch it.
Speaker 9: No. The one thing I do watch is Real Housewives
Speaker 9: at Beverly Hills. That is outstanding. But it's stage. It's stage,
Speaker 9: but at least it's good.
Speaker 3: Well, why can't summerhouse be staged and good because Summer wait?
Speaker 9: Remind Real Housewives of Beverly Hills doesn't have to fake
Speaker 9: relationships because the show is dying and nobody cares about it.
Speaker 4: Hey, so that's not staged. Park.
Speaker 2: He gets all fired about reality shows because when he
Speaker 2: was younger, they did a show about him.
Speaker 4: What was it called Summer Teeth? Summer Are There?
Speaker 7: Star used to tell me that every day's summer teeth.
Speaker 4: I'm like, what's that means? Sorry?
Speaker 3: Was summer here?
Speaker 7: Some are there? That used to call He would always
Speaker 7: call me Ernest Tubbs. You've got a harder life than job.
Speaker 7: I don't get that, but that's funny, n Tubbs.
Speaker 3: Google announced this a while back, but they have updated
Speaker 3: and saying this is absolutely gonna happen here hopefully pretty
Speaker 3: soon for some of you. If you at one point
Speaker 3: signed up with a really ridiculous email address dot com
Speaker 3: sure at gmail dot com and you're like, man, now
Speaker 3: I'm a professional.
Speaker 4: I have a career I can't have.
Speaker 3: So they're saying they are going to let people change
Speaker 3: their old, poorly chosen addresses while.
Speaker 4: Keeping the same accounts. That's good. So that's gonna be
Speaker 4: nice for I think a lot of people that regret.
Speaker 3: You know, maybe Dov having some kind of insane clown
Speaker 3: posse the email.
Speaker 4: Address was here.
Speaker 3: Now he works for a corporate gig and it's hard
Speaker 3: to tell people. It's like, you know, I'm Sean camp
Speaker 3: Juggalo fifty four at gmail dot com.
Speaker 7: That doesn't work. That goes pretty hard though. Yeah, that's
Speaker 7: a great eil. You got a promotion. Pretty good happen
Speaker 7: that email?
Speaker 4: What was your old email address?
Speaker 3: Hog?
Speaker 2: I just transport my lovehog dot com Gmail.
Speaker 7: It's just a w This is no pop dot com.
Speaker 3: But Google has said you're only going to be able
Speaker 3: to change it once every Yes, but Google, which is
Speaker 3: probably the name of your email address, you can only
Speaker 3: change it once every twelve months. So if you make
Speaker 3: the change, make sure it's something you want to keep
Speaker 3: for a significant amount of time. Yeah, all right, let's
Speaker 3: so you can get the closest on this. We're all
Speaker 3: people that have interesting sleep habits because we're weirdos. Give
Speaker 3: me a ten minute window the normal time it takes
Speaker 3: the average person in the US to fall asleep at night?
Speaker 3: How many minutes to how many minutes? And it's a
Speaker 3: ten minute window?
Speaker 4: How long to how long? Soasco first, h three to
Speaker 4: seven minutes? Here?
Speaker 3: God, you said two numbers, Betweet, ten minute window.
Speaker 4: That's four oh, I don't know, five minutes.
Speaker 9: No man got getting destroyed on social media?
Speaker 3: What do you want? You? Ten minute window from what
Speaker 3: to what.
Speaker 6: Like ten to twenty or thirty to forty or fifty
Speaker 6: to sixteen?
Speaker 9: Oh or not? Three to seven? Twenty to thirty minutes?
Speaker 4: We got there? That was That was a ride. It's okay.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna just go watch Summerhouse.
Speaker 3: Parker fourteen to twenty four, fourteen to twenty four, Chris,
Speaker 3: that's not ten minutes, Sure it is.
Speaker 6: See I'm gonna say twenty two to thirty two, twenty two,
Speaker 6: thirty two only if she's five three max.
Speaker 4: So I'll go I'm gonna go low. I'm gonna say
Speaker 4: five to fifteen, five to fifteen, Zachary twenty five to
Speaker 4: thirty five. Number thirty five.
Speaker 3: The closest I guess technically would be what did you say, Parker?
Speaker 4: Fourteen to twenty four? That's the closest.
Speaker 3: Ten to twenty is the average I'm I would say
Speaker 3: again during a nap, I'm out within three minutes. I'm
Speaker 3: out within three to seven minutes for a nap. It
Speaker 3: sometimes takes me significantly longer to fall asleep at night,
Speaker 3: which is why I really should stop napping, because then
Speaker 3: I would fall asleep faster. Totally, I'm just twenty four
Speaker 3: years into this. I just can't stop napping. I can't
Speaker 3: quit it. Nappy headed home?
Speaker 4: He really is the somebody said it, Well, I was
Speaker 4: just text out. Sorry, I wasn't talking to Core.
Speaker 3: He's texting Sauce about summer house. What are you saying, Chris, No,
Speaker 3: I about naps.
Speaker 2: Most days of the week. Now, I try not to nap,
Speaker 2: and I actually better at night. But it is a struggle.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a grind, right, Yeah, I don't nap at all.
Speaker 3: People that ask us all the time about like, you know,
Speaker 3: what's your you get up early early?
Speaker 4: How's there? If I don't.
Speaker 3: If I don't nap at eleven, I hit the wall
Speaker 3: so freaking hard, and that eleven to I don't know
Speaker 3: one or eleven to two window is just can I
Speaker 3: make it to two without giving up and napping?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Three o'clock is the fourth layer of hell for me,
Speaker 6: right man.
Speaker 3: But if you can make it that far, then you
Speaker 3: just power through and go to betterly sauce. Maybe that's
Speaker 3: why you fall asleep at like six thirty. Have you
Speaker 3: napped less since you've had Louis? I don't nap at all.
Speaker 4: You're done napping? Yeah, made lane.
Speaker 9: When I would be out laid for your game at
Speaker 9: the Maynards, I would nap because I would be home,
Speaker 9: wouldn't come home to like ten. But yeah, I don't
Speaker 9: really nap because I have the show to play in
Speaker 9: a baseball team to run. Yeah right maxo oh yeah yeah.
Speaker 9: Those one hundred and sixty two games, they're gonna play
Speaker 9: them and show it was on pace for like eighty
Speaker 9: four home runs they got hurt, sucked hurt.
Speaker 4: I think it tore something.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I moved on. I just put you know, yeah paper
Speaker 4: roof from the line up.
Speaker 6: Yes, I'm going to send you a picture right now.
Speaker 2: It's the best picture of Corey that I've ever seen
Speaker 2: of when the Met Center in the met Stadium, we're
Speaker 2: down where the Mall of America is right now, and
Speaker 2: the parking lot's completely full. This is the coolest thing.
Speaker 2: I just showed it to Maxo. Really cool and I've
Speaker 2: never seen a picture of this game. I'm gonna have
Speaker 2: Zacho if you wouldn't mind. I just emailed it to you,
Speaker 2: and I spelled Met wrong because I got fat fingers.
Speaker 6: Anyway, if you wouldn't mind, and you can.
Speaker 4: Put it up on the uh Kafan doc Watch. Watch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is the best picture I've ever seen of
Speaker 2: the two stadiums full in the parking lot full. I
Speaker 2: don't know if they both had a game at the
Speaker 2: same time.
Speaker 4: But I didn't live here.
Speaker 2: When those two things existed. I didn't move here until
Speaker 2: Marlive America already existed. That's the craziest thing to think
Speaker 2: that that's where the mall's at right now, and those
Speaker 2: two giant stadiums were right there.
Speaker 4: It's very odd to think that that's where people went
Speaker 4: to go see sporting.
Speaker 2: And that was out in the country, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean. That was a long ways out to go
Speaker 2: to the game. You know for sure back then that's
Speaker 2: how it was perceived. Like like, Corey, you live in Plymouth,
Speaker 2: Medicine Lake over here, right, yep. Drove around Medicine Lake
Speaker 2: the other day. There's like a couple of places you go,
Speaker 2: get real close to the lake and there's one little
Speaker 2: inlet right there. It's kind of like an island that
Speaker 2: had to have been people's lake houses at one point,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean, Like that was considered out
Speaker 2: in the country, and now you could walk downtown.
Speaker 4: From Rison Lake.
Speaker 6: I just it's amazing to me that stuff's crazy.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Again, you think how far especially west? Were you talking
Speaker 3: a Corkoran all the way to Buffalo that in twenty
Speaker 3: years we're going to have houses all the way to
Speaker 3: buff Yeah. Like they're just not going to stop everything
Speaker 3: off of fifty five. They're just going to keep going west.
Speaker 3: Speaking to go west, great point.
Speaker 4: Oh, great point. They do have some bank.
Speaker 6: Oh Corkoran is growing, like ye crazy, can't believe it.
Speaker 4: Here's the picture. Look at this.
Speaker 2: If you guys are watching on streaming around KFA dot
Speaker 2: com slash watch, look at this picture.
Speaker 4: Can you see it? A Parker No, preight, sure I
Speaker 4: can get a solution ye, slide.
Speaker 2: Over so he can see it right there where the
Speaker 2: where the Met Center is. That's where the basically that's
Speaker 2: the parking lot for AKA right and so the big
Speaker 2: State in the outdoor stadum there, that's where the Mall
Speaker 2: of America sits, and where the plate is inside Camp
Speaker 2: Snoopy is right there where home plate is.
Speaker 6: Isn't that crazy?
Speaker 4: So crazy to think about?
Speaker 9: Think if the football stadium was still there, the mall
Speaker 9: doesn't exist, the sweet tailgating that would be in that
Speaker 9: parking lot.
Speaker 4: The met was cool, the Mets Center was sweet. Man.
Speaker 4: The hockey games in there were bad ass. Is that
Speaker 4: still six ninety four right there? Four ninety four right there?
Speaker 3: You think?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, yeah, they didn't change like where the road is.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, I'm being silly, I know, but you get
Speaker 2: my point. That's really something. So when when when was
Speaker 2: that hockey stadium last year? Do you guys have any ideas? Okay, so,
Speaker 2: I mean it must have been demoed, like right when
Speaker 2: I got here.
Speaker 3: Yeah ninety one they played in the Cup. And it's
Speaker 3: crazy because the photo that they're showing right now that
Speaker 3: Zach put up on KFA dot com slash watch. That
Speaker 3: looks like a Schneiderman's furniture store. It doesn't look like
Speaker 3: a hockey right, No.
Speaker 4: Yeah, No, it's a really good point. Yeah it does.
Speaker 4: It looks it doesn't look like a stadium, that's for sure. Yeah,
Speaker 4: we'll buy a futon there and watch some hockey. And
Speaker 4: that outdoor stadium over there.
Speaker 2: Man, Wow, the pictures they have hanging up by where
Speaker 2: the broadcast booth is in at us Bank Stadium, the
Speaker 2: show games inside that stadium, it looks like it was
Speaker 2: one hundred below every time they ever played in there.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and they didn't have heat on the side, short
Speaker 9: sleeves didn't want.
Speaker 4: To do crazy anyway. I just thought that was Reez.
Speaker 9: Wasn't the bit hawk Sorry, wasn't the bit that he
Speaker 9: didn't want to have heat on the sidelines because he
Speaker 9: didn't want them to think about coming to the sideline?
Speaker 4: Wasn't it that bit? I don't know, that could be.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 5: So.
Speaker 3: Bob Marley was on the UK channel BBC in nineteen
Speaker 3: seventy eight and he was doing some kind of a
Speaker 3: performance the Mass Singer and somebody he was on there,
Speaker 3: somebody twisted one of his dreadlocks off of his head.
Speaker 4: Ouch.
Speaker 3: A one and a half inch dreadlock of Bob Marley
Speaker 3: twisted off his head in nineteen seventy eight went up.
Speaker 4: For auction and somebody bought it. How much did somebody.
Speaker 3: Pay for a treadlock one and a half inches of
Speaker 3: Bob Marley's dreads.
Speaker 2: Fifty one hundred and seventy two thousand dollars Wow, three
Speaker 2: hundred k.
Speaker 3: According to the listening, this is the first genuine example
Speaker 3: of Bob Marley's hair ever to be auctioned, or at
Speaker 3: least this says, in the last twenty years. How often
Speaker 3: did he used to sell his house or sorry, sell
Speaker 3: his hair, house house, sell his hair? No idea?
Speaker 4: Sixty eight thousand dollars.
Speaker 9: Sixty thirty three thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: What do you do with it? Do you put it on?
Speaker 4: Do you clone him? Mantle? Station piece?
Speaker 9: Just put it in your head? Is that one single dreadlocks?
Speaker 9: Like Michael Scott when he had the one single bead
Speaker 9: in his hair?
Speaker 6: Has never been around anybody you had like real dreadlocks?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, yeah, do they smell that?
Speaker 4: No? If you take care of him, no they okay, no, no,
Speaker 4: no, no no, because you don't like wash your hair, right,
Speaker 4: Is that right? You know?
Speaker 7: Yeah, there's like a special way you have to get
Speaker 7: him like retwisted. Okay, yeah, but there's lots of products
Speaker 7: that you could It's almost identical to the products that
Speaker 7: I would use in my apho to just keep it pristine.
Speaker 7: But I think it works different for different cultures too,
Speaker 7: Like I don't think white people can get dreadlocks without
Speaker 7: like just basically not touching their hair.
Speaker 3: And now, Parker, I will pay you one thousand American
Speaker 3: dollars to start growing dreadlocks that day.
Speaker 4: Okay, the process starts today. I think I can do it. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I wish he thinks.
Speaker 6: I wish you'd easy top beard as well.
Speaker 8: Yeah, all right, and then so you can look like
Speaker 8: I got a wedding though, who cares.
Speaker 4: Don't care?
Speaker 9: Could shake them dread Delta burn, Delta burn.
Speaker 4: When did Delta Burke have dreadlocks?
Speaker 3: I don't know, hawks Ai, I don't think that would
Speaker 3: have I don't think that would have gone well in
Speaker 3: the South for designing women.
Speaker 4: I don't think that would hawk right man.
Speaker 8: Speaking of that bowling though, is that is Jesper Yesper
Speaker 8: spencing on it?
Speaker 4: I don't recognize that name. People say we look alike.
Speaker 3: They're right, Yeah, he's a big deal in Bowling's in
Speaker 3: a future episode. Maybe it's been that Simon's and Kid
Speaker 3: the Troop Kid. I got to watch the Australian guy.
Speaker 3: Whatever that guy's name is, that's the goat guy, right Max.
Speaker 3: I forget his name Belmo or something like, yeah, something
Speaker 3: bel Monte. I think, yeah, Jason Belmonte, I think is
Speaker 3: his name.
Speaker 4: And then E J. Tack. You do kind of look
Speaker 4: like this guy, Parker. That's what people say. Even Pee
Speaker 4: Wee agrees you much of a bowler there, Parker. No,
Speaker 4: I don't think I'm great. You know what your high
Speaker 4: game is off the top of your head. I probably
Speaker 4: haven't bowld in three or four years, and I feel
Speaker 4: sorry for you. Get to the hundreds with bumpers or guy,
Speaker 4: feel bad. I don't need the bumpers. I don't think
Speaker 4: I need the bumpers for you. Man, It's good.
Speaker 9: I'm buns high game, uh probably one forty. I'm cheeks
Speaker 9: though at bowling. I try and throw it as hard
Speaker 9: as I can. Yeah, I like I can't do the
Speaker 9: spin things. No, I can't do that. They take efforts.
Speaker 9: Dad can wow.
Speaker 4: I like the dad's spinner.
Speaker 3: As my god, he's spinning that dad's ass man, ass,
Speaker 3: My god, you.
Speaker 4: Don't look anything like that guy. You don't think so? No,
Speaker 4: people said I look like him. It's like if you
Speaker 4: and Jake Paul fused, let's go. He looks more than Paul. Thanks.
Speaker 4: What a fusing entail sauce?
Speaker 7: His dad. He's the one spinning ass according to.
Speaker 4: An ass.
Speaker 3: What's he doing?
Speaker 4: Parker?
Speaker 3: Since you are the one that has graduated from college
Speaker 3: most recently, we can end on this all right.
Speaker 4: An Ivy League teacher at.
Speaker 3: Cornell, specifically Good School, is making students use typewriters to
Speaker 3: fight against AI written work. Couldn't you still just use
Speaker 3: AI and then use a typewriter to type out that AI.
Speaker 4: Wrote for you? Yeah? You could probably.
Speaker 8: Those guys are probably smart enough to like program a
Speaker 8: typewriter to correct a typewriter.
Speaker 2: I'm wearing special gloves and with my fingers. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna use these on the inevitable.
Speaker 4: Your my own.
Speaker 9: No, my seventy six year old father alone, No, you
Speaker 9: love my family got his magical gloves though.
Speaker 4: No, that was a hell of a three and a
Speaker 4: half hours. What a ride that was? I Remember we
Speaker 4: made it.
Speaker 3: H Parker Foss, You're an American treasure.
Speaker 4: Love you guy. See you next Wednesday. My body from
Speaker 4: the Masters. Some golf, Yeah man.
Speaker 3: The Power Trip Morning Show returns tomorrow five thirty to nine,
Speaker 3: nine to noon is next we go?
Speaker 4: First go sides. I already have a running for day
Speaker 4: with your hockey. Love you,