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Speaker 3: We continue to disappoint our new friend and guest, Matt Walker.
Speaker 2: I know he expected we did much more work in.
Speaker 3: Here, but Nikky sees now that we just sit around
Speaker 3: talking then come back and talk more.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, How unimpressed are you? I am not disappointed? Okay,
Speaker 4: exactly what I was hoping.
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Speaker 3: Slash watch right now, you're not seeing the national championship
Speaker 3: trophy sitting just between Mark Parrish and our new friend,
Speaker 3: Matt Walker, who's the head coach of the u W
Speaker 3: River Falls Falcons, the national championship in football in Division three. Congratulations, Uh, Mark,
Speaker 3: that's a trophy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's nice to be close to a national championship.
Speaker 2: Actually, didn't you get close with St.
Speaker 6: Clauda?
Speaker 2: Okay, I don't know what that was.
Speaker 3: That wasn't much that n C double A I think
Speaker 3: on the trophy looks like a gold medal.
Speaker 5: Don't you have a gold silver? Okay, well, you know what,
Speaker 5: anything else you want to talk about? I think you
Speaker 5: six times making the n A two playoffs, not getting
Speaker 5: out of the first round.
Speaker 2: Well you're great. Thank you.
Speaker 4: On Friday and in overtime he gave you a run though.
Speaker 4: Yeah good, Yeah, yeah, I did not bear trap.
Speaker 2: Scared me when he tied me up at the end there. Yeah,
Speaker 2: puts you in a bear trap, coach. What is the
Speaker 2: hardest position to fill on a football team?
Speaker 6: Oh, big guys and cover kids are hard to find
Speaker 6: in the college level. Most of the skill kids want
Speaker 6: to be receivers and touch the football.
Speaker 2: These great athletic big kids.
Speaker 6: There's not enough of them to go around. We all
Speaker 6: want great athletic, big long guys. Hard to find. Yeah,
Speaker 6: so yeah, probably edge long big guys and cover kids
Speaker 6: is what we always say.
Speaker 4: What about the what about the stereotype that Wisconsin is
Speaker 4: filled with just giant farm kids. Is it easier to
Speaker 4: find defensive linemen and offensive linemen that are just big,
Speaker 4: you know, rough dudes at the bail hay every day and.
Speaker 2: Twenty one?
Speaker 6: There's probably something to the blue collar clientele we have,
Speaker 6: and but we get it from Minnesota too, But we
Speaker 6: we're kind of a blue collar group. We attract that,
Speaker 6: the school attracts that. We're a broad criculum. We have kids,
Speaker 6: and I think we have forty seven different majors represented
Speaker 6: on our team. But we got some mad kids and
Speaker 6: they're tough, and.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, is it hard to find specialty like long
Speaker 3: snappers and kickers.
Speaker 6: We've been pretty blessed with that. Actually, that long snapping things.
Speaker 6: It's kind of like this is going to be wrong,
Speaker 6: But like hockey's got its own little world, right, left
Speaker 6: handed pitchers have their own little snappers and kickers have
Speaker 6: their own little world too.
Speaker 4: We've we've been lucky. We've got some We've had some
Speaker 4: really good ones in some great ones. In fact, there's
Speaker 4: a guy named Kyle Stelter. He's the River Falls grad,
Speaker 4: had a little cup of coffee I think with the Jets,
Speaker 4: but he runs a special team to you is what
Speaker 4: he calls it. And he's one of the leading long
Speaker 4: snapping coaches for all the professional football snappers in the
Speaker 4: entire country. Wow, amazing he's based out of a player,
Speaker 4: but yeah, incredible.
Speaker 2: We kind of have this little little niche with long snapping. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's interesting, coach.
Speaker 7: Coach, I've always been curious about like your kind of
Speaker 7: perspective on high school athletes, Like, obviously you're recruiting football players,
Speaker 7: but do you look at like other sports and kids'
Speaker 7: ability to go play basketball, play hockey or or baseball
Speaker 7: or something like that.
Speaker 2: Is that something that intrigues you as like multiple sport athletes.
Speaker 2: I'm super intrigued with multiple sport athletes.
Speaker 6: I'm so tired of the people that say we support
Speaker 6: multi sport athletes and then don't support multi sport athletes.
Speaker 6: This drives me the na because they know it's the
Speaker 6: right thing to say, and then they're having nine practices
Speaker 6: a week for their club team and you can't do
Speaker 6: anything else.
Speaker 2: I'm just so against it.
Speaker 4: And I played two sports in college and all for
Speaker 4: it for sure. I think it's what we need to
Speaker 4: be doing.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so much specialization, is it's crazy? Hockey academies perish.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, it's your fault, it's all It's all my fault. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I was the one that worked super hard in the summer. Yeah, no,
Speaker 5: it's it's It's funny though, you know, the we've talked
Speaker 5: about that at the NHL level for quite a while now.
Speaker 5: And it's as much as multi sports. I grew up
Speaker 5: playing you know, football, baseball, anything, anything I could play. Uh,
Speaker 5: It's it's hard to argue against some of these kids
Speaker 5: now though, with their skill and the talent that are
Speaker 5: getting into the NHL and just taking the world by storm. Storm.
Speaker 5: So absolutely love multi sports. Uh, Like I said, that
Speaker 5: was the way I grew up. But at the same time,
Speaker 5: for for the for the kids that that crave it
Speaker 5: and and that wanted that much, you have to have
Speaker 5: that outlet for them.
Speaker 2: And there are plenty of them. And I get it.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 6: I do, and I just hope it's the kids that
Speaker 6: want it, not the parents. And because yeah, we've all
Speaker 6: seen those nightmares. This talk about the mess in high
Speaker 6: level college football, This youth sports is a mess right now,
Speaker 6: and yeah, we gotta we gotta figure it out too.
Speaker 6: And here I am bashing then, I'm coaching every d
Speaker 6: m U sports Teama Valley, but yeah, we got.
Speaker 2: To get a handle on that as well. Yeah, that's true.
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Speaker 4: All right, coach, you mentioned that you you played baseball,
Speaker 4: you like baseball.
Speaker 2: We haven't mentioned this once yet.
Speaker 4: Carlos Beltran and Andrew Jones both elected to the Baseball
Speaker 4: Hall of Fame.
Speaker 2: A bunch of the big name still left off.
Speaker 4: Like like Rodriguez and Manny Ramirez. I think Ramirez was
Speaker 4: in his tenth year, so it looks like it's over
Speaker 4: for him. But the steroid era is just of course
Speaker 4: did not age well. But Beltran and Andrew Jones both
Speaker 4: in incredible players.
Speaker 2: Kind of in my prime of watching Major League baseball.
Speaker 4: I'm all for letting those guys all in with the asterix.
Speaker 6: I think they got to be in. They tell the
Speaker 6: story of the history of baseball. We got they got
Speaker 6: to be in me and Barry Bonds is the best
Speaker 6: player to ever walk the planet, and Roger Clemens and
Speaker 6: Alex Yet yet four of maybe the best ten players
Speaker 6: to ever walk our planet put an asterix or something.
Speaker 6: But they tell the story of our of our game.
Speaker 6: I say our game. I love baseball, but same reason
Speaker 6: I wanted Pete Rose in the whole thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, Manny Ramirez a rod like I said, definitely
Speaker 4: feeling that wrath for sure, right.
Speaker 6: Because it's a part of the history of baseball. You
Speaker 6: know that that era, steroid era is what it is.
Speaker 6: But I think they need to be in to tell
Speaker 6: the story.
Speaker 2: I think he was thirty something percent, so not even close.
Speaker 8: It's weird because they all profited off of that, the owners, everybody,
Speaker 8: and now they're like, no, that didn't exist. We're not
Speaker 8: helping those guys at all. Barry Bonds may have taken
Speaker 8: a bunch of steroids, it's still the hardest thing in
Speaker 8: sports to do, and he did it at a high level.
Speaker 8: He should be in a rod should be in, Like
Speaker 8: you said, they should all be in.
Speaker 2: But the numbers are inflated.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And I'm not a proponent of celebrating the I'm sorry, Bud,
Speaker 6: I'm not celebrating the performance enhancing drug use, but I
Speaker 6: am I want I'm in with with an asterisk to
Speaker 6: tell the story.
Speaker 2: Lagged the Jews, Yep, we all do Jews. I do.
Speaker 2: I would like to get some Jews. Was somebody give
Speaker 2: me jews please?
Speaker 8: Wasn't the Pete Rose thing that he allegedly never bet
Speaker 8: against his own team.
Speaker 3: I gotta believe that's not true, you know, because we
Speaker 3: know a little something about gamble, won't you?
Speaker 2: Sorry you can't stop? Yeah? Oh yeah, wins right, you're
Speaker 2: trying to win money. Who cares what team you're betting?
Speaker 5: Not?
Speaker 4: That's right, and the other the other double edged sword,
Speaker 4: Matt is the the greatest season in the history of
Speaker 4: baseball was nineteen ninety eight, and that was nothing but steroids. Right,
Speaker 4: it was the greatest saved baseball. It was the best.
Speaker 4: Who cares if they were choosing hit it? Hit it
Speaker 4: to Tim buck too? Who cares to watch it?
Speaker 8: I don't care?
Speaker 2: Who do you play for?
Speaker 4: I was watching so much, so much fun to watch. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: it's it's a shame it's tainted.
Speaker 2: With with the steroids.
Speaker 4: But got it was and the greatest commercial ever with
Speaker 4: the chicks dig the long ball commercials.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so good that it made it fun, made it
Speaker 2: Parker wasn't even na I mean, I can assume it
Speaker 2: was sweet. It was the best. It was. It was
Speaker 2: negative one years old, amazing something. Come on, you missed
Speaker 2: the golden age of baseball eight? Yeah you did. I
Speaker 2: was there the year.
Speaker 7: My cousins are from San Francisco, five home runs before
Speaker 7: Barry Bonds broke the record.
Speaker 2: Wow. I was in attendance, so that was a great stadium.
Speaker 2: That was unbelievable. I love that baseball. Did he hit
Speaker 2: one in that game?
Speaker 5: Though?
Speaker 2: They I mean hit one every game.
Speaker 7: I mean we were in the outfield too, We're like,
Speaker 7: let's get one of his you know, his his his
Speaker 7: ball runs, get his balls.
Speaker 2: But tiny unbelievable. Yeah, I gotta be. You don't care
Speaker 2: yours already?
Speaker 4: Are?
Speaker 3: You don't care if you need a bit morning have
Speaker 3: these things?
Speaker 2: They're all wrinkled. Yeah, I agree, Tom.
Speaker 4: The Jazz were double digit underdog to the Timberwolves, but
Speaker 4: they come back in the fourth quarter and win one.
Speaker 4: Twenty seven Kanti George courtA career high forty three for
Speaker 4: the Jazz. Ace Bailey had twenty. He drilled the three
Speaker 4: in Parker's face last year, uh and had thirty eight,
Speaker 4: but on eleven of twenty eight shooting. That's not super efficient.
Speaker 4: The Wolves are now twenty seven and seventeen up next
Speaker 4: the Bulls at Target Center on Thursday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're a pretty good position there.
Speaker 7: I think we ended up climbing all the way to
Speaker 7: second in the West and then you lose a couple
Speaker 7: and next thing you know, you're fourth or fifth, So,
Speaker 7: but it's a game of runs, it's a game of
Speaker 7: highs and lows.
Speaker 2: The Wolves will be all right.
Speaker 7: We were talking the other day, like, who are teams
Speaker 7: that make you nervous? I think Oklahoma is one of
Speaker 7: those teams. I think Houston's one of those teams, and
Speaker 7: San Antonio one of those teams. But outside of those three,
Speaker 7: I feel pretty confident. We've continued to have Denver's number,
Speaker 7: and then some of these other teams are a little
Speaker 7: beaten and battered.
Speaker 2: But we'll be all right, right hawk.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's right, bab, We're gonna be alright. Yep'd be cool.
Speaker 4: The Wild loss of the Canadians late Coal caw Field
Speaker 4: scored with fifteen seconds to go to.
Speaker 2: Winning for Montreal.
Speaker 4: Up next a four game home stand for the Minnesota Wild,
Speaker 4: including Detroit tomorrow.
Speaker 2: At eight thirty.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, hey, one, two or three. Tough finish on
Speaker 5: the on the road, but it was a tough schedule,
Speaker 5: three games in four nights, three different cities. Obviously, Now
Speaker 5: get a chance to come home and yeah, get some
Speaker 5: rest in their own bed, get a little home cooking,
Speaker 5: get in front of the hometown out and get a
Speaker 5: couple of wins at home?
Speaker 2: All right, dumb question. Dumb hockey question.
Speaker 4: You know, like when a when a quarterback plays super
Speaker 4: well for like six to eight games and then all
Speaker 4: of a sudden he starts getting his butt kick and
Speaker 4: everybody says, well, now there's enough tape where the other
Speaker 4: defenses have figured him out. Yeah, is Walsteed kind of
Speaker 4: experiencing that because he was like unbelievable the first couple
Speaker 4: of months and now he's getting rocked a little bit.
Speaker 2: No, last night wasn't his fault? Ball said, played well
Speaker 2: last night?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: Is there truth when hockey? Does that happen or not? Really?
Speaker 5: Well? Yeah, no, definitely that does happen. You know, because
Speaker 5: you will get a book on guys. Guys will start
Speaker 5: to learn your you know, the weaknesses, your strengths. But
Speaker 5: that's also part of growing up and adjusting as a
Speaker 5: goaltender in the NHL. He's gonna you're going to go
Speaker 5: through moments like this where guys are going to kind
Speaker 5: of find a spot and pick you apart a little bit,
Speaker 5: and he's going to make some adjustments and figure it
Speaker 5: out and continue to be a spectacular goaltender. And that's
Speaker 5: just the that's just being a young goalie in the league.
Speaker 5: It's just going to happen, and it even happens to
Speaker 5: veterans where they just kind of get off for a
Speaker 5: little while you don't know why, and get back, just
Speaker 5: keep working hard and get back at it.
Speaker 2: So that final goal, who whose fault was it? Favor?
Speaker 5: Yeah, rock, he got. He took a breath, He took
Speaker 5: a breath. He hate he was on caw Field. He
Speaker 5: kind of got pucks, goot puck watching a little bit,
Speaker 5: looked over his left shoulder, and Cawfield just took a
Speaker 5: step and a half separation. And that guy has that
Speaker 5: little Wisconsin boy, he's got an absolute cannon of a
Speaker 5: shot and he can pick a corner.
Speaker 2: And that's just it.
Speaker 5: Literally was the one guy they're looking to set up
Speaker 5: and the one guy that we did not want to
Speaker 5: get the puck.
Speaker 2: On his stick.
Speaker 5: And hey, that's what makes skill guys skilled. They get
Speaker 5: open even against great defense. All Right, one last hardcore
Speaker 5: hockey question.
Speaker 4: Billy g got ripped a little bit for going to
Speaker 4: the well with Vladimir Tarasenko. It's like we got him
Speaker 4: like thirty years past his prime, Like what are we
Speaker 4: doing with Tarasenko? Yeah, he's been like a nice surprise
Speaker 4: two goals last night. I mean, he's been a streaky guy.
Speaker 4: But your overall thoughts on Tarasenko, what three four months
Speaker 4: into the season.
Speaker 5: I like it because you're adding the depth scoring is
Speaker 5: something that we've been looking for, right, And yeah, you're
Speaker 5: not getting Vladimir Tarasenko in his prime when he was
Speaker 5: you know, probably your first line left winger, you know,
Speaker 5: scoring forty goals a year, not getting that same exact guy.
Speaker 5: But what we're getting is the depth player. And if
Speaker 5: he can still contribute, he can still kick in in
Speaker 5: games here and there, have a couple of goals, take
Speaker 5: some weight off of the big boys, off capriz Of
Speaker 5: and Boldie, so they don't have to do it every
Speaker 5: single night. I mean, yeah, I've loved what he's brought.
Speaker 2: To the table.
Speaker 5: And obviously you bring another power play, bringing a left
Speaker 5: handed shot on the power play, another left handed shot
Speaker 5: on the power play.
Speaker 2: But you know, I liked that move.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I know people maybe got a little bit upset
Speaker 5: because it's that age, right, and when you're going to
Speaker 5: bring an age, you hope that they can produce. But
Speaker 5: Vladimir tara Sinkle not only can still score the score goals,
Speaker 5: but he does have a Stanley Cup on his Stanley
Speaker 5: Cup ring excuse me, on his finger, so he brings
Speaker 5: a lot more than just scoring goals.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, if you're a little jealous, you just
Speaker 4: want to touch this trophy and feel what that's like.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, yeah, tuggs everybody that feels good.
Speaker 2: It's heavier than you think.
Speaker 4: And I picked it up. I literally he tried to
Speaker 4: take it home.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't fit in my back again.
Speaker 3: Now, Matt Walker's our guessed the head coach of the
Speaker 3: UW River Falls Falcons National champions Division II football. They
Speaker 3: should congratulations again, thanks for coming in.
Speaker 2: Appreciate it very much. What still surprises you about your job?
Speaker 6: You know, I think that, uh, this generation of kids
Speaker 6: is getting bashed and and you know, everybody thinks the
Speaker 6: the end of the world with these kids.
Speaker 4: But I agree, relax, Tom Shane agreed it's over for
Speaker 4: the youth.
Speaker 2: I my slice of guys I work with.
Speaker 6: I would tell you I don't believe that there's such
Speaker 6: good kids and they're motivated and they want to be led,
Speaker 6: and they want to do the right thing, and they
Speaker 6: work their butt off for you. So I would tell
Speaker 6: you this isn't surprising, that was the question. But like
Speaker 6: one of the things I'm thankful for and love is
Speaker 6: that the slice of eyes from the generation that I have,
Speaker 6: I love them and I think that it makes me
Speaker 6: feel good about our world.
Speaker 4: Is it true as a head coach that if you
Speaker 4: get a phone call at two or three in the morning,
Speaker 4: you almost always know that that's a bad phone call
Speaker 4: and it's gonna be some kind of situation that you're
Speaker 4: gonna I do.
Speaker 6: And we have a team rule that if you're if
Speaker 6: you know you're gonna get in trouble, I have I
Speaker 6: better hear it from you first or your punishment's going
Speaker 6: to be worse.
Speaker 2: And so it is funny.
Speaker 6: I'll get some of these freshmen that'll have the you
Speaker 6: know who, we all got caught with some beers in
Speaker 6: the norms. So I'll get the occasional eighteen to nineteen
Speaker 6: year old calling me at two in the morning, and.
Speaker 2: My wife will get my wife like, oh god, what
Speaker 2: freshmen got caught? Right?
Speaker 6: And here they are trying to be all serious and
Speaker 6: they're probably intoxicated, coach, but I'm like, hey, you did
Speaker 6: the right thing. You told me first. So they're they're
Speaker 6: punishments less. So yes, I get them, not a lot.
Speaker 6: Thank God, I got a pretty good group. And that's
Speaker 6: a tough call. And as I said, the freshmen are,
Speaker 6: they're freaked out by me still for the most part.
Speaker 6: That the older guys know I'm a pushover. They're they're
Speaker 6: not scared anymore. But I'm their buddy. But the freshman scared.
Speaker 3: How do you think your players would describe you as
Speaker 3: a coach?
Speaker 6: Oh, I think that they would say in the positive
Speaker 6: right way. I walk the line of being their buddy
Speaker 6: as much as their their coach. Like I love college
Speaker 6: sports because I love being around these kids and this
Speaker 6: aged kids, and they keep me young. It's funny, like
Speaker 6: it feels like overnight, I was the young coach for Song.
Speaker 6: I was at twenty three, I was the head baseball
Speaker 6: coach at DePaul. At twenty eight, I was the head
Speaker 6: football coach there. And even when I got here, I
Speaker 6: was in my thirties. And but it feels like overnight,
Speaker 6: I've become the old guy.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 4: They joke with me about things I make fun of
Speaker 4: my father for, you know, like I can't see anymore
Speaker 4: without glasses on, and then I can't work the computer
Speaker 4: and the team meetings.
Speaker 6: But I'd like to think that they they feel comfortable
Speaker 6: telling me anything, making that call. As hard as it is,
Speaker 6: they are comfortable and that I'm that I'm I'm I'm a.
Speaker 2: Good like I said I joked about earlier.
Speaker 6: But I feel like I'm a normal dude and a
Speaker 6: profession of crazies. And I say, don't get confused with
Speaker 6: my competitiveness, like, I'm normal, but nobody wants to play
Speaker 6: me in ping pong in the locker room.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because you're a psycho competitor.
Speaker 3: Like, yeah, so I don't know what the rules are
Speaker 3: as far as staffing goes, But do you have enough employees?
Speaker 2: Do you have enough help? You know, I think we
Speaker 2: all want more help. I don't want to get myself
Speaker 2: in troll with my employer.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think that we I'd say we're to the
Speaker 4: average Division III football staff.
Speaker 2: Probably a guy or too short with full time.
Speaker 6: I'm blessed with an army of guys, with these part
Speaker 6: time volunteer guys, guys that play for me, You like,
Speaker 6: go into your question what they'd say about me. The
Speaker 6: answer might be, like most of the guys that play
Speaker 6: for they want to hang around. They want to coach
Speaker 6: for us, They want to be a part of the
Speaker 6: program forever. So I have a lot of great help
Speaker 6: with guys that just got done playing with me. I'm
Speaker 6: blessed in town River Falls. I have three former head
Speaker 6: coaches from the high school level that are on my
Speaker 6: staff as part time guys. And so we're we're making well,
Speaker 6: you know, we're an army. I think we have a
Speaker 6: twenty three coaches. When you see our list of coaches,
Speaker 6: now there's you know, three or four of us that
Speaker 6: are that are receiving benefits and working. But yeah, i'd
Speaker 6: be great to have some more full because the recruiting
Speaker 6: piece happens all day. You know, those guys are coming
Speaker 6: in and you know they have other jobs, are coming
Speaker 6: in the afternoons for practice and stuff. But the recruiting
Speaker 6: pieces is sun up to sundown. So you need more
Speaker 6: everyday office guys if you can get them.
Speaker 2: What was the party like after you won?
Speaker 4: Was it coffee and croissance or was it basically keg stands.
Speaker 2: It's funny.
Speaker 6: My my wife was saying, how Signette's getting all this
Speaker 6: fun attention for having the one beer.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and she's like, good thing. They don't know how
Speaker 4: many beers, because it was a thousand.
Speaker 2: I was. It was, Yeah, it was so cool.
Speaker 4: In the hotel we were staying at, they gave me
Speaker 4: a kind of the suite and so.
Speaker 6: I had this little boarder room off of this suite
Speaker 6: that I had. So my family went with me. Think god,
Speaker 6: it was so cool. We spent the whole week together.
Speaker 6: And then here's every branch of my life collided that
Speaker 6: night again. Here's here's the college crew, here's my high
Speaker 6: school buddies. All my family is there. Here's former players,
Speaker 6: current players, current player families.
Speaker 2: R A. D. Trent, who's sitting over here?
Speaker 6: Everybody, and here's every walk of my life, at least,
Speaker 6: let's say five to ten representatives of it all crammed
Speaker 6: in this little wing.
Speaker 2: In fact, we got in trouble.
Speaker 6: They called the cops at the hotel where we're at
Speaker 6: because we were being too loud.
Speaker 2: In the head coaches room. But dude, we just won
Speaker 2: the national time, so we weren't even being that bad.
Speaker 6: I mean, the thousand beers might have been a part
Speaker 6: of it.
Speaker 2: It was a good party. Good party. Well deserved another
Speaker 2: one this year. Maybe Vitetri March to your party this year.
Speaker 2: You're always in the party with you, all right. Now,
Speaker 2: that's Matt Walker of River Falls. Will we'll do headlines
Speaker 2: as we come back. Parker Fox is here as well.
Speaker 2: Mark Parish is here. This is the power.
Speaker 5: She leaves.
Speaker 8: Come. Yeah.
Speaker 3: You know, if you'd been born a little earlier, Matt,
Speaker 3: you would have heard this band not far from where
Speaker 3: you grew up.
Speaker 4: I do wish could have gone and seen Rise Rise.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you could have seen it.
Speaker 6: Did you play in in the Elkhart bar scene?
Speaker 2: We didn't know.
Speaker 3: I did with my band Stone Blind, but that was
Speaker 3: even farther before your time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know a man was storm Blind. The band
Speaker 2: didn't were. Uh yeah, good said five of you and
Speaker 2: that one lady hung out out to dinner.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's right, that's exactly that's what happens to me. Okay,
Speaker 3: cool for a bite. Did you ever go see Molly
Speaker 3: Cruet Marcus Square Arena?
Speaker 6: Uh not Molly Crue, But I saw Neil diamond at
Speaker 6: Marcus Squirina Man I love, Yeah, my dad loves Neil Diamonds.
Speaker 6: That was my first concert, man, I saw him. I'm
Speaker 6: gonna admit this two times. All My own wife and
Speaker 6: I went and saw him on the rocks, kidding me,
Speaker 6: love Neil. You see the movie yet, No, I've heard
Speaker 6: about it. It's not truly a Neil Diamond history movie though, right.
Speaker 3: It's a little go in ready to cry. It's unbelievably sad.
Speaker 3: It's a heck of a movie and it's well acted,
Speaker 3: but it is nothing like I thought I was gonna be.
Speaker 4: I don't want to keep hearing it's just not what
Speaker 4: you think it's going to be. I'm ready though.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So no eighties rock for you all though? Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: all of them. Yeah, but I didn't see.
Speaker 6: I wasn't have a huge concert guy until I got
Speaker 6: a little older. But yeah, I uh, my wife's music,
Speaker 6: she's our music person, so we're in this music rock
Speaker 6: and roll. I saw Elton John at Soldier Field.
Speaker 4: There you go.
Speaker 2: That's pretty awesome.
Speaker 4: Absolute and I wouldn't have gone to that on my own,
Speaker 4: but that was pretty cool. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I saw Kid Rocket Soldier Field. Yeah, no, kidding, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't know why this one stopped, because everybody wants
Speaker 2: to rock and roll. All right, well, let's try this now.
Speaker 2: It's time for headlines. Headlines. Here we go, Let's go
Speaker 2: around the world and see what's going on.
Speaker 4: There's a documentary on Martin Short called Marty Life Is
Speaker 4: Short that hits Netflix in May.
Speaker 2: That'll be great.
Speaker 4: Martin Short kicks as he's he's a genius.
Speaker 2: Does Parker Fox know who Martin Short is? Don't answer?
Speaker 2: Do we think he knows who Martin?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 4: Basically no? Can he can he in any way prove
Speaker 4: that he's Like? Is he the guy from such and such?
Speaker 4: You think he can name one?
Speaker 2: Yes? I think he can do that. I think he
Speaker 2: can do one. No, no, no, Magie, no, Parker.
Speaker 4: Can you name anything or tell us anything about the
Speaker 4: iconic comedian Mark.
Speaker 2: I got Vladimir Tear.
Speaker 7: The only thing I know about him is I think
Speaker 7: he's Canadian. But that's he's right. That's the only thing.
Speaker 7: I couldn't tell you a show or a movie or
Speaker 7: if he sang or anything.
Speaker 2: I give it to that man. Yeah, he accounts. Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's all I got c TV and all that jazz.
Speaker 2: That's the first one I think of building or whatever.
Speaker 2: He's freaking hilarious. Yeah, I've seen I've seen his face. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Oh he does the Santa Claus Santa Claus movie maybe.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Jack Frost, Yeah, he's absolutely hilarious.
Speaker 4: So anyway, documentary Martin Short comes out in May one,
Speaker 4: that'll be great.
Speaker 8: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 4: Speaking of Netflix, Nielsen, which is the most reliable source
Speaker 4: of ratings on the planet, well said.
Speaker 2: Very very accurate, Thank you, Nilsen.
Speaker 4: They say that Christmas twenty twenty five on Netflix was
Speaker 4: the biggest streaming day ever. Stranger Things had a big
Speaker 4: launch that day. That that was like that second batch
Speaker 4: of shows, and of course it had the Minnesota Vikings
Speaker 4: had NFL. So between Stranger Things and the NFL, biggest
Speaker 4: day in streaming history was Netflix and Christmas Day.
Speaker 2: Don't forget Snoop and Snoop at halftime? Yes, did you
Speaker 2: forget Snoop? I did not forget.
Speaker 4: I don't forget about forget about Tray, and I did
Speaker 4: not forget about Snoop.
Speaker 2: Parker forgot about Martin Short. I never know him. You
Speaker 2: didn't live through Martin Short, and you didn't live.
Speaker 4: Through the ninety eight baseball season. I missed him both,
Speaker 4: and you played basketball and essentially missed all of Michael
Speaker 4: Jordan as well. I got Lebron. See you do have
Speaker 4: Lebron labron Ron. All right, let's try let's try the
Speaker 4: youth game again. Oh god, it was thirty two years
Speaker 4: ago today, Parker Fox, so before you were born, But
Speaker 4: thirty two years ago today. Lorena Bobbitt was found not guilty.
Speaker 4: Do you know what Lorena Bobbitt was famous for? He
Speaker 4: don't answer, Paul, put your hands down. Yes, Chris would
Speaker 4: have slept with her. He doesn't care.
Speaker 2: He temporarily loses that. He'll sew it back out again.
Speaker 2: I'd be better off without it. Does he know who
Speaker 2: Lorena Bobbitt is?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 2: Or no? No, No, there's no chance.
Speaker 4: I just kind of half gave it away if I
Speaker 4: was not payas maybe it wasn't listening to me.
Speaker 2: People tune me out. No, I don't tune you out.
Speaker 2: Bit something or something to the other. I don't know.
Speaker 4: Now you're tipping your hand, Matt. Do you do you
Speaker 4: think he knows the or not?
Speaker 2: No? No, Parish, it sounds like you don't never even heard. Wow,
Speaker 2: just no hawk would one of them female? I mean,
Speaker 2: that's a little lowered.
Speaker 4: One of the most famous trials and scandals of the
Speaker 4: nineties was the Lorena Bobbitt and John Bobby John Wayne
Speaker 4: and Bobbitt. He was a piece of crap. He was
Speaker 4: an abusive husband, so.
Speaker 2: She cut it off. Did threw it out a window?
Speaker 4: Parker More, They found it in a field and sowed
Speaker 4: it back on Tommy Jack.
Speaker 2: Tommy was fired up. What device did she use to knife?
Speaker 2: I think?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 2: Was it one of the yeah, one of the documentaries off?
Speaker 8: They show it after it's it's yeah. I cried because
Speaker 8: it was still larger than mine. It's a gross picture field.
Speaker 4: No what I'm about to say, Parker, You're gonna think
Speaker 4: I'm making up.
Speaker 2: I'm not. Okay. They sewed it back on.
Speaker 4: John Wayne Bobbitt later went on to star in such
Speaker 4: films as John Wayne Bobbitt, Uncut and Franken Penis.
Speaker 2: That's right? Has hawks seen either of them? One billion percent? Matt,
Speaker 2: they're making this up. Matt listens to the show. He's
Speaker 2: not bailing. He knows this is the deal. He knows
Speaker 2: you've seen Frank and Penis. Are the parks where I
Speaker 2: have to turn it down. Just a little bit of
Speaker 2: the kids in the car. Totally.
Speaker 4: This sounds like it's straight out of a cartoon. But
Speaker 4: a Washington State man used a frying pan to thwart
Speaker 4: off a home.
Speaker 2: Invasion at his house last week.
Speaker 4: I guess you just grabbed the first thing you can grab,
Speaker 4: and if it's a frying pan, then you have yep,
Speaker 4: you go cartoon on it and just hit people in
Speaker 4: the face.
Speaker 2: That would hurts. I mean that's metal. He was cas
Speaker 2: Iron Kevin exactly. Frying pan to the face. I use
Speaker 2: an dropping you know what act me as Parker Comedy
Speaker 2: Club downtown. It's fantastic.
Speaker 4: Police in New York City are searching for three armed
Speaker 4: robbers who stole one hundred thousand three arms. Those guys
Speaker 4: they stole one hundred thousand dollars worth of merge from
Speaker 4: a Pokemon store. Another Pokemon robbery. They were catched that
Speaker 4: one guy from Forrest Lake.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we've had an answer like nine times that I
Speaker 3: can't remember.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think they did better. I can't remember. No,
Speaker 2: I'm with you. I we I think we even got
Speaker 2: the definitive answer. And I've already forgotten what the defendant
Speaker 2: Hawk Corey and I bent on it. Yeah, yeah, I lost.
Speaker 2: It's okay.
Speaker 4: Today is National one Liner Day, and here with his
Speaker 4: best one.
Speaker 2: Liner on National one Liner Day is the fans sauce
Speaker 2: knock Knock. There that's not a knock knock joke. Target
Speaker 2: store is kind of kind of give that one a shot.
Speaker 8: I'm mister Rogers. You ever go to Target for socks
Speaker 8: and leave with home alone? Two on Blue Ray?
Speaker 2: That's normally my response when I tell that one. You
Speaker 2: say that to yourself? Yeah? Oh yeah, hand do it again.
Speaker 2: Do you ever go to Target first sock? No? Hold on? Yes, Target?
Speaker 2: Do you ever go to Target for socks and leave
Speaker 2: with home alone? Two on Blu ray?
Speaker 4: Joke, Yes, Kevin, next time, I hope they catch you joke. Yes,
Speaker 4: they did catch him. Old man Marley saved him to
Speaker 4: cut his fingers off. Yes, Chris, your your your your groove.
Speaker 4: But I told you I had a new bit idea
Speaker 4: and I'd like to try it. Yeah, especially since Matt
Speaker 4: is here and I want him to be involved. Nervous,
Speaker 4: could you do me a favorite of know where's that way?
Speaker 4: Would you load into the machine? The press conference clips?
Speaker 2: Sure? The camera start? Yeah, that'd be great, Thank you,
Speaker 2: Thank you for sure.
Speaker 4: Sure.
Speaker 3: The new bid also features meets us Paul Ambert. Okay,
Speaker 3: and I don't know if you heard this or not.
Speaker 3: Matt Walker, the head coach of the University Wisconsin River
Speaker 3: Falls Falcons and national champions in football. But we had
Speaker 3: a new bid last week called Meat Sauce Makes History, yep,
Speaker 3: and it failed just terrible as failable.
Speaker 2: I mean, the ratings went so low.
Speaker 3: According to Nielsen, Yeah, Harry Nielsen, he's been dead a
Speaker 3: long time though, So we've refocused it. And by we,
Speaker 3: I mean on the way here, I had this idea.
Speaker 3: So today Meat Sauce Makes History is going to work
Speaker 3: in this way.
Speaker 2: I'm going to tell you.
Speaker 3: What happened in history, and we're going to go live
Speaker 3: to the press conference where meet Sauce will be the
Speaker 3: person and we're going to be asking him questions about
Speaker 3: what happened.
Speaker 2: You ready, I'm excited? Okay, good on this date in history.
Speaker 3: In nineteen seventy six, from London's Heathrow Airports outside of Paris,
Speaker 3: the first concord was commercial passengers simultaneously took flight. Two
Speaker 3: of them January twenty firs, nineteen seventy six. London flight
Speaker 3: went to Bakrong. The Paris flight went to Rio de Janeiro.
Speaker 2: We have one of.
Speaker 3: The pilots at the podium here. This is Chuck Yeager. Hello,
Speaker 3: and Chuck's going to be taking questions. Anybody have any questions.
Speaker 2: For Chuck.
Speaker 4: Chuck, what is the difference between a concord and the
Speaker 4: standard airplane?
Speaker 2: Thank you man with really beady eyes.
Speaker 8: I think a concord goes really fast in a regular.
Speaker 4: Airporte of this plane. Excuse me, I just flew in
Speaker 4: and I'm jet lag.
Speaker 8: So I think a concord flight goes faster than a
Speaker 8: normal flight. Wow, thank you, Pee, We thank you for
Speaker 8: showing up to anyone else at Chuck. How fast does
Speaker 8: it go? About eight hundred and seventy five miles an hour?
Speaker 2: It's pretty fast.
Speaker 7: Hey, Chuck, you were you were flying over water to
Speaker 7: Rio de jan Era. What would have happened if the
Speaker 7: plane would have failed over the water. Well, sir, you're
Speaker 7: very tall. We would have skipped like a rock to
Speaker 7: our destination.
Speaker 4: Hey, hey, Chuck, just for accuracy the eyes. As a journalist,
Speaker 4: I want to make sure everything's correct.
Speaker 2: Did you just spell your last name for me? Chuck? No,
Speaker 2: that's your first name.
Speaker 4: I just want to make sure I have it right
Speaker 4: when I write this story. Chuck, how do you spell
Speaker 4: your last name?
Speaker 7: C h u c K.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we got that part. Why his g E R
Speaker 2: do it again?
Speaker 8: C h U c K? Why a.
Speaker 2: G r a Chuck Jagger, I got a question, go
Speaker 2: ahead and tall down. How did the plane get in
Speaker 2: the air from the ground.
Speaker 8: Well, they got me off because I'm a fat slob,
Speaker 8: and it took off with ease.
Speaker 2: Wow. So didn't you just say you flew the plane? Sir?
Speaker 2: You were annoying? Oh you can't handle the heat.
Speaker 8: These are pretty standard question, Blacks, Chris Thomason, I know
Speaker 8: it's where he was going.
Speaker 2: Any other questions for Chuck Yeger? Any other coach? Any
Speaker 2: questions for Chuck Yeger?
Speaker 6: Did you or did you not become the first man
Speaker 6: to break the sound barrier?
Speaker 2: Good question? That was Tom Hanks and a movie Cocktail?
Speaker 2: Is Chuck Yeger? Actually? Is that guy?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 2: Hey? Hey Chuck? Oh God, what wicked witch? You know
Speaker 2: this is.
Speaker 4: A handful of years before Tom Hanks was not in
Speaker 4: the movie Cocktail. Tom Hanks isn't even a big deal yet.
Speaker 4: I don't even know who he is.
Speaker 8: You know what the difference between me and you is
Speaker 8: even in nineteen I park in my garage and you don't,
Speaker 8: so go away, Christmas.
Speaker 2: I apologize to the man quickly. Yeah, go ahead, please,
Speaker 2: you gotta go. He's got another flight catch I was
Speaker 2: a little rude there. I'm very sorry, Chuck Yager. Thanks apologies.
Speaker 2: That's okay, y A g e R. Isn't that how?
Speaker 2: It's a close white e A. Yeah, yeah you did great.
Speaker 2: Why didn't know your name? Were the Wicked Witch here?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I know she's here for the she's writing for the well,
Speaker 2: thank you. I have to go aboard the concour aboard it,
Speaker 2: go aboard the concert. Yeah.
Speaker 4: See, Matt, that's how it's done. Yeah, I'm impressed. Would
Speaker 4: like to do another one.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: It was on this day in nineteen ninety.
Speaker 3: The John McEnroe was disqualified from the Australian Open.
Speaker 2: For being a brat perfect.
Speaker 3: And we go live to the podium as John mcelroe's
Speaker 3: taking questions. Go ahead, anybody, Joe?
Speaker 2: What happened?
Speaker 8: Well, I was playing tennis and I hit the ball
Speaker 8: towards the line and then this person was I said
Speaker 8: it was out and I yelled, why so serious?
Speaker 2: We should have done it one? Yeah, pushed on, guys,
Speaker 2: that's what happens. That's when you go four on fourth
Speaker 2: down too many times. Coach right there, that's what I
Speaker 2: just hate. Hey, John, just for accuracy, How do you
Speaker 2: spell your last name j H M E N R
Speaker 2: O E nice.
Speaker 8: But spelled John Roll peek behind the curtain Hawk has
Speaker 8: it in very large print on the computer in front
Speaker 8: of me.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, all right, thank you again, Thank you,
Speaker 2: miss hot dog.
Speaker 8: Chris.
Speaker 2: I guess on the way to work. You're gonna have
Speaker 2: to think of a new idea next week. I got
Speaker 2: plenty of them.
Speaker 8: That was fun, that was good, that was something. Okay, sorry,
Speaker 8: it's not the initials game Abbit.
Speaker 4: That's Friday at eight fifteen, Pablo Lopez. The Minnesota Twins
Speaker 4: will be here this week.
Speaker 2: That'll do it.
Speaker 4: Oh all right, try this. We're gonna let Maco first, Matt.
Speaker 4: Hopefully your kids aren't listening.
Speaker 2: They should be in school.
Speaker 4: The US, according to a new survey, ranks fifteenth on
Speaker 4: a list of the most promiscuous countries in the world.
Speaker 4: What country would you guess is the most promiscuous country
Speaker 4: in the world. Hard to guess, but why not. Let's
Speaker 4: play a little geography game. My number one Spain, Spain,
Speaker 4: Mark Parrish got a shot. France, France, Parker Fox, Thailand.
Speaker 4: You're on a list, Chris Hockey, Meco Sauce alask Dear God,
Speaker 4: just go home.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm sorry.
Speaker 8: I mean.
Speaker 2: We did that. Wow, saw Zach Netherlands, Netherlands. That's a
Speaker 2: good guess.
Speaker 4: According to this study, the least promiscuous is India, which
Speaker 4: is crazy because they have a billion people, so they're
Speaker 4: doing something. They just might not get around as much.
Speaker 4: The most promiscuous.
Speaker 2: Australia. Well it's the land down under. It sure is.
Speaker 2: I got that right, buddy.
Speaker 4: So apparently for a good time, go to Australia. Can
Speaker 4: anybody relate to this? A guy in England told his
Speaker 4: wife to stop entering stupid contests.
Speaker 2: Oh boy, but she did not listen.
Speaker 4: So she paid thirty dollars to be in a big
Speaker 4: charity raffle and won six million dollars. Wow, she won
Speaker 4: a six million dollar house on a lake. She also
Speaker 4: went over three hundred thousand dollars in cash. They've been
Speaker 4: married for thirty eight years. She told her order, this
Speaker 4: is precisely why I never listened to my husband.
Speaker 2: You want to hear it because she sounds real sexy.
Speaker 6: She does.
Speaker 2: I got it right here by your way. Oh man,
Speaker 2: there it is, he go. No, it was a knock
Speaker 2: at the door.
Speaker 9: The next thing I know, mate is telling me I've
Speaker 9: won a four point five million pound house that morning.
Speaker 9: We've been talking about downsize him, and now we've upsized.
Speaker 9: I've been entering for four years and he's been moaning
Speaker 9: at me for four years, and now we're millionaires.
Speaker 2: I'm really glad I don't listen to him, and I'm
Speaker 2: very glad you don't listen to me as well.
Speaker 9: And we haven't decided long term what we're going to
Speaker 9: do yet, but we are certainly going to enjoy it.
Speaker 9: In thanks for the two hundred and fifty thousand pounds
Speaker 9: that will make us to stay here and not have
Speaker 9: to worry about anything for many years.
Speaker 4: I can promise you this six million dollar lake house
Speaker 4: has like a six car garage.
Speaker 2: And because he told her to not do this, he's
Speaker 2: he's barking in the driveway.
Speaker 4: For sure.
Speaker 2: He has no chance winning court, of course.
Speaker 3: Biologists are baffled after a coyote was filmed swimming to
Speaker 3: Alcatraz Island. It's unclear where it came from. If it
Speaker 3: came from San Francisco, it would have had to swim
Speaker 3: or ride the current for a mile and a quarter.
Speaker 3: Experts are also speculating it could have been swept in
Speaker 3: from marrin or Angel Island, where a family of coyotes
Speaker 3: recently started living after swimming in from North Bay. Biologists
Speaker 3: at Alcatraz say this was the first time they've ever
Speaker 3: seen anything like this. I'm gonna guess there was a
Speaker 3: lady coyote, you know what I mean? Like that sloth video,
Speaker 3: That man sloth video is the best ever, the.
Speaker 2: Funniest bit of all time. Yeah. Man, so, but it
Speaker 2: didn't make it. It made it. It made it on
Speaker 2: the island, that's right, man, Yeah, where's she at? All right?
Speaker 2: I'm just going to read some numbers.
Speaker 4: You guys can ask questions because I don't have the answers,
Speaker 4: but Sauce, I know you've flown a concord before.
Speaker 2: Yes, and an actual place I knew.
Speaker 4: The report says that weight loss drugs could save airlines
Speaker 4: five hundred and fifty million dollars annually in fuel costs
Speaker 4: because the drugs would lighten passengers. New analysis from Jeffrey's
Speaker 4: Research Services says that drugs like ozepic and we govy
Speaker 4: could result in a society that is approximately ten percent slimmer,
Speaker 4: and if that happens, the passenger weight across flights would
Speaker 4: fall by about two percent, and that reduction would roughly
Speaker 4: translate into one point five percent in fuel savings for airlines.
Speaker 4: So they're saying if the WEGOVY and OZEPIC numbers stay
Speaker 4: on the track, that they think something like five hundred
Speaker 4: and eighty million dollars.
Speaker 2: In annual fuel savings for airlines.
Speaker 3: It's gonna get easier too, because like Olivia's got the pill,
Speaker 3: now the we GOV pill, which you know, a lot
Speaker 3: of people out there that want to take the shots,
Speaker 3: don't like the shots.
Speaker 2: I would one hundred percent do that. I don't want
Speaker 2: to give myself the shot. Are you afraid of needles?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: What else? Am I afraid of? Corey literacy? A toothbrush?
Speaker 2: Who said that I didn't want it? He made me?
Speaker 5: You learn me? Do it made you?
Speaker 2: It's just you and I in here, you monster? I
Speaker 2: got that's not a gun, cap gun.
Speaker 4: The average Parker, You go first, The average fifty something
Speaker 4: in America has a net worth of how much.
Speaker 2: Money minus twenty networks.
Speaker 4: Take Chris out of this average fifty something networth, So
Speaker 4: that includes all money, all property, all assets. Yeah, one
Speaker 4: hundred and eighty anybody else?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 2: Man Parish, Uh I'm gonna give us a little more
Speaker 2: credit and go five.
Speaker 4: Hundred, five hundred, Matt three fifty three, fifty Sauce, uh
Speaker 4: two seventy five, Chris six seventy five, Zachary or.
Speaker 2: Twenty boys are nice. You guys have no faith in America.
Speaker 4: The average fifty something in America now has a net
Speaker 4: worth of one point four million dollars. The average sixty
Speaker 4: something is slightly more at one point six million.
Speaker 2: Wow. I assume the logic is when you're in.
Speaker 4: Your fifties or your sixties, you probably have a good
Speaker 4: chunk of your house paid off. That's equity than whatever
Speaker 4: you have in your four oh one k, whatever you
Speaker 4: have in the bank. And obviously there's a whole bunch
Speaker 4: of people that are much much richer that help pull
Speaker 4: up the average. But still one point four million, sure
Speaker 4: is your average number? Now for nets worth. That's not
Speaker 4: liquid cash, that's just networth.
Speaker 2: I am not average. You can't buy anything with liquid cas.
Speaker 4: You have a national championship, you know, we get that
Speaker 4: trophy there, man Corey, Yes, sir.
Speaker 3: The Las Vegas severe keep Talking has become so popular
Speaker 3: it's getting a sibling. The governor of Maryland says a
Speaker 3: smaller severe will be built in National Harbor, just a
Speaker 3: few minutes from downtown Washington, DC. They're gonna spendbout two
Speaker 3: hundred million dollars on the public private partnership. He says
Speaker 3: the jobs and money from the shows will create about
Speaker 3: one billion dollars in annual revenue. Don't know how much
Speaker 3: smaller it's going to be, but it'll be another Sofia.
Speaker 2: I feel both ways about this, right.
Speaker 4: It's cool that other people have access to it in
Speaker 4: different parts of the world, but there is something cool
Speaker 4: that it's unique to Vegas, right, Yeah, but didn't Zach
Speaker 4: didn't They almost build one in London and then they
Speaker 4: scrapped the plans for it.
Speaker 2: Wasn't that, Yeah, they were supposed to. I didn't. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I didn't see the update on that. But uh yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't know why this location exactly right. Wasn't it
Speaker 2: losing money? I don't know? Uh, yeah, it just I
Speaker 2: think it was it was so expensive to build. Yeah, Matt,
Speaker 2: have you are you a big Vegas guy? I was
Speaker 2: hoping we'd go there. I am, Oh, you are you are?
Speaker 2: I'm not like generally Okay, that's the rest of us.
Speaker 2: I got to ask you. Have you guys ever been
Speaker 2: to the l Cortes an old downtown Yeah, Chris lost Downtown. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 6: I don't need this strip. I just I'm Old Downtown.
Speaker 6: I've never been, And then I went for the first time.
Speaker 6: My father and some of his buddies used to go,
Speaker 6: and I didn't know what I was doing first time there,
Speaker 6: so I called my dad and I'm like, yeah, you
Speaker 6: can't find a black check table, fro under thirty bucksy
Speaker 6: where are you? I'm like, well, I'm on the strip.
Speaker 6: He goes go to all Cortes and Old Downtown. I'm
Speaker 6: like done, I haven't left there since I got like
Speaker 6: three dollars blackever you need, I got whatever.
Speaker 2: I don't need to go anywhere but there. And man,
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 4: You're going to hang out, hang out in downtown. I
Speaker 4: don't need to go to strip ever. Downtown is awesome.
Speaker 4: Fair enough, A man, dude's super nice media, well done,
Speaker 4: congratulations and all your success.
Speaker 2: That's it's an unbelievable run. Fifteen ish years now right,
Speaker 2: fifteen years.
Speaker 4: Of river Falls finally pays off with the national title
Speaker 4: championship trophy. Looks awesome, Go play thanks so much for
Speaker 4: letting me do this. This was a dream come true
Speaker 4: for real, this is yeah.
Speaker 2: We'll have to do it against absolutely, let's play the
Speaker 2: Initials game soon, we'll do it. Give me a call,
Speaker 2: we'll do it. Mark Parrish, where can people see you
Speaker 2: or hear you?
Speaker 5: Next, we're down at the Unities Heroes League for the
Speaker 5: Hockey Day Minnesota.
Speaker 2: I'll be down there all day to day.
Speaker 5: We got a celebrity game tonight at six and then
Speaker 5: I got to tell you what game Friday.
Speaker 2: And I'll be down to the rest of the weekend too.
Speaker 2: Come on down and say hi.
Speaker 4: Then, Parker, you're broadcasting Friday where Friday will be on
Speaker 4: the fan, Saturday will be on FanDuel.
Speaker 2: Dude, do the best. Congratulations, appreciate you guys.
Speaker 4: All right, powered your back Tomorrow five thirty nine, nine
Speaker 4: at to noon is next.
Speaker 2: I already have a wonder for day to have ad
Speaker 2: enjoy your beautiful day out there. I know it's cold,
Speaker 2: but go get it anyway. Let me get it once