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Speaker 3: I don't have interested in that because I'm wondering, how
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Speaker 3: bit with mussy? If you're gonna be at the the
Speaker 3: old casino.
Speaker 2: The old telephone saucer or noon, I'll come in here
Speaker 2: and do it and then go.
Speaker 3: Oh so you're gonna make it from here to Mystic
Speaker 3: Lake in in an hour?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Okay, good, look at you. I like that.
Speaker 5: I like dedication.
Speaker 2: Yeah. You guys think I don't care, but I care
Speaker 2: a lot. Are you guys gonna gamble there? I will
Speaker 2: probably not, Oh you will. To your name is.
Speaker 1: Listening, he'll probably one as well, and so probably one one. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he'll one into Her name is Kelly. No, she will
Speaker 1: probably not be going. No, but does she know that
Speaker 1: you're gambling? Is that why you're trying to act like
Speaker 1: you're not gambling?
Speaker 2: No, I gamble responsibly. She I can tell her you
Speaker 2: have a problem. I do not not anymore. Yeah, that
Speaker 2: was my favorite. Not anymore.
Speaker 5: I don't four.
Speaker 2: Grand'll fix that pretty quickly.
Speaker 3: There's a there's a new commercial out there. It features
Speaker 3: one mcullay culkin and he's wrapping things in his uh
Speaker 3: in the front yard of the home alone house because
Speaker 3: he's worried about his mom.
Speaker 5: Listen to this.
Speaker 2: I'm just worried about mom being by herself, you know,
Speaker 2: unless she falls down or takes none in and never
Speaker 2: didn't catch itself.
Speaker 6: Benishables slayer, we'll call you back here a jumping one.
Speaker 2: Aren't you sorry? I thought you were this old man Marley.
Speaker 2: That's my Graham's that's all this. My mom's getting older.
Speaker 2: Have you tried talking to it about getting a little help.
Speaker 2: I'm afraid to bring it up. It's not easy. How
Speaker 2: do you feel about family is a complicated thing?
Speaker 6: How is that it's truly your grandfather that he's the
Speaker 6: eye the boots?
Speaker 2: So if you nailed it, like down to the icy
Speaker 2: stare and then yeah.
Speaker 3: It's crazy how much he still looks like mcaulay culkin. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's a cool commercial. It is a good commercial. And
Speaker 3: he was in that h John Candy documentary that was
Speaker 3: my goodness, and that's tough. It's incredible too with his upbringing,
Speaker 3: how normal and how well adjusted he is.
Speaker 2: It's Sam.
Speaker 1: You've seen the horror stories of children in Hollywood, and
Speaker 1: he's He's the exception of that role.
Speaker 4: For sure.
Speaker 5: Was super grass.
Speaker 2: What's your problem?
Speaker 5: Rosie? Just saw the documentary? You still shocked by it? Quiet? Yeah,
Speaker 5: I agree? Kessler. Zach was making a point.
Speaker 6: I heard your Christmas speech yesterday, Hawk.
Speaker 2: That was well done. Thank you very much.
Speaker 5: I appreciate it. I appreciate you saying that.
Speaker 2: Yeah you really, you really dug deep and touched some feelings.
Speaker 5: Good.
Speaker 6: That's the Yeah, you spread a good message.
Speaker 2: Thank you. How about a blunt.
Speaker 7: Here?
Speaker 2: Do you feel like it took you this year? Do
Speaker 2: you write that speech?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 3: I wrote that one essentially on Saturday, and then I
Speaker 3: edited it three different times. But I had a different
Speaker 3: one wrote that I destroyed and then it started all
Speaker 3: over again.
Speaker 2: So I didn't like it.
Speaker 3: It was exactly the same as last year's kind of
Speaker 3: you know, and I don't want to do that, And
Speaker 3: so I came up with a new ankle and and
Speaker 3: right I took it from there. And then I realized
Speaker 3: I didn't have much about Christmas in there, so I
Speaker 3: I had to like add some Christmas stuff. And then
Speaker 3: I wanted to I wanted to mention Lionel and so
Speaker 3: I did, and uh and then I wanted to mention
Speaker 3: Holly and I did and.
Speaker 2: Uh, quiet.
Speaker 6: Sorry, I let you and you talked about people just
Speaker 6: being kinder to each other.
Speaker 3: Kindered each other, and letting your your children know that
Speaker 3: they matter, you know, and uh, reminding them that being
Speaker 3: in the real world matters.
Speaker 2: Too, right, it does, all right?
Speaker 7: Damn it?
Speaker 5: Woman, dude?
Speaker 6: Did you then decorate your place for Christmas? I have
Speaker 6: inside outside us.
Speaker 5: A inside right now, I'm gonna wait a a daba
Speaker 5: and I when she uh comes home.
Speaker 3: Uh not this weekend. The next weekend, We're going to
Speaker 3: do the outside. I got to get rid of the
Speaker 3: skeletons that are still in my sports right now. I
Speaker 3: know the ones in my closet, They're going to stay there.
Speaker 3: Those guys don't come out.
Speaker 2: Tommy is in there. Oh god, he's trying to bang
Speaker 2: a skeleton like the Beezer.
Speaker 7: Hell, I thought the beez Are banged a ghost. Yeah, skeleton, ghosts,
Speaker 7: same thing.
Speaker 2: Not the same thing at some balls.
Speaker 7: In fact, the exact obvious, because the ghost would have
Speaker 7: essentially nothing to grab onto.
Speaker 2: It's just.
Speaker 7: Right, pee wee it skeleton has you know, no pee
Speaker 7: wee bones. Okay, So but it was a ghost though, right, Yeah,
Speaker 7: it was a ghost. He claimed he slept of the ghost.
Speaker 7: He's all, man, I'm pretty sure he just saw Dan
Speaker 7: Aykroyd and Ghostbusters and thought it was him.
Speaker 2: Made women. Yeah, talk about it, pet, he crushed her?
Speaker 2: Is he sober?
Speaker 5: Well, she's all bones?
Speaker 2: I don't know. Probably really, I mean, no, it was
Speaker 2: the Beezer. No, the beaser was high on something. Probably
Speaker 2: you just made that up, didn't you. Yes, it was
Speaker 2: a lady ghost. Yes, the power of the purse who
Speaker 2: made the first urse? Probably the Beezer. Chat Abbott, Yeah.
Speaker 5: Chat makes sense, think about it, it does?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yep.
Speaker 7: So the Beezer in front of him, the Beezer sees
Speaker 7: a ghost and he believes it's a it's a real ghost. Yeah,
Speaker 7: And instead of running in terror or documenting or filming
Speaker 7: it in any way right or finding a way to
Speaker 7: prove that this thing exists. His first instinct was, sure,
Speaker 7: we go, probably to sleep with it. Here we go,
Speaker 7: we'll see what happened.
Speaker 2: I think that was always the Beezer's mentellit ghost. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you don't know.
Speaker 5: What was the name of the ghost squishy?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't think he ever said that ghosts what? Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: why is that guy falling?
Speaker 4: That was the ghost?
Speaker 2: All right? Should we do Fan five?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I forgot about what time. It was my fault.
Speaker 4: Here we go.
Speaker 1: It's time Van five on the Power Trip, presented by
Speaker 1: Builders and Remodelers Builders.
Speaker 7: Wolves star Anthony Edwards has been cleared to return to practice.
Speaker 2: Still can't play eight.
Speaker 7: He's been out for over a week with the hamstring
Speaker 7: straining marns but not exactly sure what the timeline is.
Speaker 7: But he is getting back into contact, back into practice.
Speaker 2: That's good news, that's big news.
Speaker 6: The Wolves have kind of just been treading water without him,
Speaker 6: as you would without your superstar. So they play tomorrow
Speaker 6: night in New York against the Knicks and then back
Speaker 6: home Friday against Utah, and that's an NBA Cup game,
Speaker 6: as you know.
Speaker 2: Those are important? Well, can I make one point? Zach
Speaker 2: and and myself were in Abbot's office. Was this yesterday? Zach?
Speaker 7: Yes, it was yesterday. And Chad's kind of he's trying
Speaker 7: to come up with liners for the station, you know, like, uh, tonight,
Speaker 7: I'm the fan. And he goes, hey, is the Wolves
Speaker 7: are playing the next on Wednesday? Like is Cat healthy?
Speaker 2: Like what is he going to play?
Speaker 7: Like what's the deal? And Zach goes, you're asking us, yeah,
Speaker 7: the two of us, and I go, I don't know,
Speaker 7: I don't know. I thought it'd ask I think he
Speaker 7: is a hawk? Is Cat playing tomorrow and Chris or not?
Speaker 7: That would have been the best if Zach and Chris
Speaker 7: and he goes, is Cat healthy? As cat playing on Wednesday?
Speaker 2: Playing?
Speaker 7: What basketball? So Marnie, we should ask you cat healthy?
Speaker 7: Cat's playing?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 7: So if Chad, if you want those liners to run, yes,
Speaker 7: Karl Anthony Towns will play tomorrow night against.
Speaker 2: But yeah, but then a game against Utah is the
Speaker 2: Cup game?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yes, man?
Speaker 6: And I mean you would like to think that the
Speaker 6: Wolves could win that pretty handedly, even without Anthony Edwards.
Speaker 6: But that'd be a great time to have him back
Speaker 6: and then they then there are two more road games
Speaker 6: before they come.
Speaker 2: Back home, so and one of those is actually Utah.
Speaker 6: Just having Cat back is you know, we got to
Speaker 6: get hold and we have we don't know what we
Speaker 6: have no Cat back, thank you.
Speaker 2: And look Kat right there on my.
Speaker 6: Screen having back, because we don't really even know what
Speaker 6: we have in this team now. Granted, yes, we've played
Speaker 6: seven games and there are a lot of teams who
Speaker 6: don't know what they have, but when we have been
Speaker 6: missing half the season, small sample size, we just don't
Speaker 6: know how how soon we're supposed to panic.
Speaker 2: And that's that's important.
Speaker 6: Information for every fan, right max O, Yes, ma'am.
Speaker 7: And it wasn't last year a good example though, of
Speaker 7: like this team is good enough once we get in
Speaker 7: and who knows, right, like the.
Speaker 2: Wars didn't look great last year, trying to test that theory.
Speaker 2: I don't want to test that theory at all.
Speaker 7: I would love them to dominate, But I mean, as
Speaker 7: long as your healthy come postseason, anything's possible with this team.
Speaker 9: Okay, Well, isn't that part of what helped them last
Speaker 9: year is they were healthy? Other teams were not exactly right?
Speaker 9: Probably helped a bit more, yes, sir, And then the
Speaker 9: Lakers got their butts kicked by us. And then they
Speaker 9: basically said.
Speaker 2: Oh, we were playing with fractured Tibbia's all game. Every
Speaker 2: excuse in the book has no shame. No, they do not, ye,
Speaker 2: Johnny Bones.
Speaker 7: We haven't had a chance to talk about it, even
Speaker 7: though I think I teased it about an hour and
Speaker 7: a half ago over the weekend. Honestly, one of the
Speaker 7: greatest World Series games of all time, it happened to
Speaker 7: be the clincher.
Speaker 2: It was Game seven.
Speaker 7: It had absolutely everything, and it extra means dramatic home runs,
Speaker 7: unbelievable plays, whether it's the collision in left center field
Speaker 7: or the play at the plate that was a fraction
Speaker 7: of a second late otherwise toront Win, I mean so
Speaker 7: much play at the.
Speaker 9: Play where the guy didn't run through the place, said
Speaker 9: that would it have been faster?
Speaker 4: Yes? I think so.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's just.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 9: And then, by the way, the Dodgers did the same
Speaker 9: thing the next next half inning, so both teams did
Speaker 9: not run through home plate in that per day on
Speaker 9: a forced play at home plate.
Speaker 3: But then if if it's not faster to slide in
Speaker 3: the home plate why do you slide into any plate?
Speaker 6: Well, sudden, because if it's a tag if you have
Speaker 6: to be tagged out.
Speaker 9: So no, because if if you run through second base
Speaker 9: you're alive, you can be you can be you can
Speaker 9: be tagged.
Speaker 2: If you run through home, you're safe. Okay, the first
Speaker 2: is the same thing. The guys that dive headfirst into
Speaker 2: first base. You think you have just slowed yourself down.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's not, especially the Dodger's case. I don't think
Speaker 9: he would have been safe either way. In the Blue
Speaker 9: Jays case, I thought he might be safe, and you
Speaker 9: have just run right through it.
Speaker 2: Right, I'm going to ask your question the next.
Speaker 5: At the finish line of their horses, then, yeah, aren't you?
Speaker 5: I'm serious? Like, it seems to me that you'd be
Speaker 5: faster if you jump towards the base feet first.
Speaker 7: Yeah, like Ricky Bobby and whatever his name, Jean Gerard
Speaker 7: or whatever from Talladega Knights where they both jump for
Speaker 7: the finish line.
Speaker 2: That's the same, perfect, perfect analogy.
Speaker 7: All right, let me ask you the question just to
Speaker 7: try to get everybody pissed at you at Twins Daily
Speaker 7: dot com.
Speaker 5: Okay, which ways you vote last year?
Speaker 7: Is the twenty twenty five World Series better than nineteen
Speaker 7: ninety one. Absolutely, I mean absolutely not take that, Corey.
Speaker 7: I mean, I think it's an easy argument either way.
Speaker 7: It's subjected in the conversation for sure. Maybe in the conversation,
Speaker 7: but no, uh, maybe one had. I think if we
Speaker 7: take a look back at ninety one, you will see
Speaker 7: how many of those games ended up being decided in
Speaker 7: the last inning, last uh, you know, last pitch, et cetera.
Speaker 7: But about eighteen, yeah, they didn't have the eighteen inning game.
Speaker 7: That's a fair fair point. That might be one of
Speaker 7: the most spine tingling games ever. I mean that's in
Speaker 7: terms of just straight, you know, non deciding games. That
Speaker 7: was probably one of the top ones of all time.
Speaker 7: But yeah, I mean I probably certainly I'm gonna recognize
Speaker 7: that I have a bias on this, But no, I
Speaker 7: didn't think what.
Speaker 2: About Game seven by itself? Better Game seven? Name one again,
Speaker 2: I would choose ninety one.
Speaker 9: I mean, there is that was a I mean, it
Speaker 9: was fun to kind of seeing if the Dodgers could
Speaker 9: come back from this, But this didn't have the tension
Speaker 9: throughout it that a zero zero game has through ten innings.
Speaker 9: And I'll also say, if you take a if you
Speaker 9: go back and watch inning seven, eight, nine, ten, and
Speaker 9: how many times either a team made a play, especially
Speaker 9: in the field, to end up keeping that or another
Speaker 9: team or a team made a mistake that you know,
Speaker 9: or couldn't come through in what was a clutch situation.
Speaker 9: I think it matches and or exceeds what we saw.
Speaker 2: In this game.
Speaker 6: That catch in left field where the center fielder came
Speaker 6: over because the left fielder was doing the Willie Mays
Speaker 6: over the.
Speaker 2: Shield, Oh my god, and probably going to drop it.
Speaker 7: Well, never know if he was going to catch it
Speaker 7: or not, but that was he made that catch look
Speaker 7: a lot more difficult than it.
Speaker 9: It looked like it was gonna be a disaster because
Speaker 9: you ended to have the game over. Yeah right, yeah,
Speaker 9: that's right.
Speaker 7: But then the dude that they had just pulled off
Speaker 7: the bench, right, Paz is that how you say, Yeah,
Speaker 7: just snipes it and he's like nine feet tall, so
Speaker 7: he just reaches up and crashes into the game, catches it.
Speaker 2: Well, unbelievably pretty crazy.
Speaker 9: I mean, it was a fantastic series. It was really
Speaker 9: fun to see how both teams leaned into their entire
Speaker 9: pitching staffs. In uh staff in Game seven where you
Speaker 9: know how many Dodgers had three or four starters pitching
Speaker 9: relief in that Game seven, and ultimately the Blue Jays
Speaker 9: kind of ended up going there too. They've had a
Speaker 9: more reliable bullpen that they used earlier, you know, ended up.
Speaker 9: I didn't feel like either team. I felt like both
Speaker 9: teams deserved to win at the end of it, and
Speaker 9: it's just one team ended up two champions and one
Speaker 9: is one had to win.
Speaker 2: And it was a fun, fun, fun fact.
Speaker 6: On the broadcasting side, a guy who directs a lot
Speaker 6: of wild games, Matt Gangele directed the World Series again
Speaker 6: and has many times. And one of our graphics operators
Speaker 6: slash producers for the Timberwolves, Mike me is the graphics operator,
Speaker 6: the lead graphics operator for.
Speaker 2: The World Series. Just talking to him yesterday. Just came back.
Speaker 6: Wow on the crew for one of the greatest, greatest
Speaker 6: World Series in history.
Speaker 2: Pretty cool. It was a super fun series.
Speaker 9: And I'll just say this, I think for you to
Speaker 9: say that's one of the best ones ever makes perfect
Speaker 9: sense because we forget until each postseason. Again, I'm biased,
Speaker 9: there is not a better postseason than baseball postseason. It
Speaker 9: goes baseball, hockey, basketball, football. In terms of the pure
Speaker 9: drama of a postseason run, nothing beats baseball because it's
Speaker 9: every night.
Speaker 2: Every night, everything changes.
Speaker 9: You will go through the highs and lows that you
Speaker 9: go through in that are unlike any other sport, any
Speaker 9: other drug you're ever going to take. If you are
Speaker 9: invested in both teams, and the tension and drama that
Speaker 9: builds up from pitch to pitch to pitch that you
Speaker 9: just sit there and watch, you know, the smallest things.
Speaker 2: So thank you for honesty, Jonathan Grinard. In a second
Speaker 2: or two, we'll do headlines later. This is the Power
Speaker 2: Trip morning. Joe on the Fan.
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Speaker 3: That's right, buddy, Thanks Echo Marns. Yeah, Bones, thank you.
Speaker 3: We expecting at any moment Jonathan Grenarble. You know he
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Speaker 6: Moments that you've been coming back with some Christmas music.
Speaker 5: Now yet that I should You're right, I should.
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Speaker 5: You know that one, that one's too new, one that
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Speaker 7: You guys do smelling salts a lot of Fridays right
Speaker 7: before Initials.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I'll do right now.
Speaker 7: Derek Sheldon, new Twins manager Johnny Bones playing Initials on Friday,
Speaker 7: and that'd be cool to meet him.
Speaker 2: Heard nothing but good things about him. Great dude.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 7: According to a recent study, though a bite, one bite
Speaker 7: if dark chocolate could sharpen your memory for an hour?
Speaker 4: Cool?
Speaker 7: So maybe instead of smelling salts, maybe about I don't know,
Speaker 7: seven thirty seven forty five, just small piece of dark chocolate,
Speaker 7: darkest possible chocolate chocolate you can get, going, get it
Speaker 7: the target?
Speaker 5: Like, if you eat more, are you sharper? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I don't think so. I'm not sure though. Apparently you
Speaker 2: just need a little bit, just one hit.
Speaker 6: I heard you say again that chocolate tastes weird.
Speaker 5: It does.
Speaker 6: Did you get any Halloween candy? Was there anything that
Speaker 6: triggered this?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's exactly right. I had a rest cup and
Speaker 3: it didn't taste right. It just doesn't taste right to
Speaker 3: me anymore, and nobody else seems to be complaining about it,
Speaker 3: so it has to just be me. It doesn't taste
Speaker 3: the same, and it's all chocolate.
Speaker 2: It's just chocolate, all chocolate.
Speaker 5: I used to eat, you know, a little, a little
Speaker 5: Hershey drops. Do you guys ever see the bags of
Speaker 5: Hershey I used to literally eat them by the bag.
Speaker 5: I love them so much. I don't know maymore. They
Speaker 5: don't taste good. I don't know what the deal is.
Speaker 3: It tastes weird, like artificial. Maybe it's good though. Maybe
Speaker 3: it'll add years in my life, but it took away joy.
Speaker 3: All the joy, all the joy in my life is gone.
Speaker 4: That was it. That was.
Speaker 5: I had no idea that it was chocolate.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm sorry, you're what. I'm sorry, Jordan apologizing. Is
Speaker 2: it other Kenny like Stu Skittles?
Speaker 5: No, Nope, Nope, like specifically chucklate, just specifically.
Speaker 7: Ch Here's an interesting theory, marns. I don't know why
Speaker 7: I'm throwing this at you, but you're a female, and
Speaker 7: Rosie taught me to ask lady questions to ladies. Why
Speaker 7: I think this was interesting. I don't know if this
Speaker 7: is true or not, but I want your take. Reese Witherspoon,
Speaker 7: or as Jordan Bianki would say, rethe Witherspoon. Reese says
Speaker 7: modern dating has been hurt by the decline in blank.
Speaker 2: A modern hard to guess, Hard to guess, but you
Speaker 2: might you might have figured this out.
Speaker 7: Reese Witherspoon says modern dating has been hurt by the
Speaker 7: decline in hey, let me let me let me word
Speaker 7: it a little bit differently.
Speaker 2: I would say alcohol consumption.
Speaker 7: Reese Witherspoon says modern dating has been hurt by the
Speaker 7: decline in.
Speaker 2: The number of in person interactions.
Speaker 6: Can be restaurants, movie theaters, keep going down that path.
Speaker 2: Okay, bowlings, No, stay with the movie theme. Okay, comedies.
Speaker 2: Romantic comedies is the right answer.
Speaker 7: She claims thinks that is hurting modern dating, that there
Speaker 7: aren't as many romantic comedies.
Speaker 6: Only she knew an actress who could be in, or
Speaker 6: a producer who could produce more rom cons.
Speaker 2: She's been in one or two or three or four?
Speaker 6: Right, yeah, man, Sweet Home Alabama. Oh what a great movie.
Speaker 5: I heard mister Young sing about it.
Speaker 7: Huh oh way so far quick update. Nobody cares, but
Speaker 7: I already started my sentence as a returning back. I
Speaker 7: have yet to start hate watching the latest season of
Speaker 7: Morning Show.
Speaker 5: I don't know why you won't watch Chad Powers well,
Speaker 5: because I.
Speaker 7: Know I'm not gonna like that very It's very unlikely
Speaker 7: that I like that. I know I'm gonna hate Morning Show.
Speaker 7: It's still going exactly put that baby to bed. But
Speaker 7: I mean, I've had two people say, oh my god,
Speaker 7: You're gonna absolutely hate this, and I'm like, I've hated
Speaker 7: like the last three seasons, the first.
Speaker 2: After that. It Man, it's a bad turn off a cliff.
Speaker 2: I don't know anyone.
Speaker 6: Honestly, I'm still watching it and I was genuinely serious.
Speaker 2: It's not still going because it's not good. But there you,
Speaker 2: there you are.
Speaker 7: I might start got Billy krudup though. It's got a
Speaker 7: million people that I think are fantastic. That's what's frustrating. Yes,
Speaker 7: Jennifer Anderson Reese with Bacon, Tim Bacon Baconfest.
Speaker 6: What do you think they think when they're reading these scripts?
Speaker 6: Are they like me, know this is terrible?
Speaker 2: I don't know if they think that.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I honestly love almost the entire cast. That's what's pissing
Speaker 7: me off the most. Here's something Chris likes. Kim Kardashian
Speaker 7: apparently appeared in nothing but body Paint on a recent
Speaker 7: magazine cover.
Speaker 5: Not interesting.
Speaker 7: I don't know which magazine cover, but I'm sure Google
Speaker 7: can help you out with that pretty quickly.
Speaker 8: Cool.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm not interested, but I'll take a lot.
Speaker 7: She didn't break the internet this time? That still a phrase.
Speaker 7: Do people still say that that she broke the internet?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Sure, that's the thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I like that.
Speaker 2: Zach is our definitive judge on that all right.
Speaker 7: We all know how how anything animal related Peter jumps
Speaker 7: on because that's just their brand, right, We've got to
Speaker 7: defend animals at all costs, even if it seems ridiculous.
Speaker 7: We have to just play that card. Are you guys
Speaker 7: familiar with the group one Million Moms? Damn right, you
Speaker 7: still got a long way to go, buddy. One Million
Speaker 7: Moms is a American family association. They basically are trying
Speaker 7: to make sure that that you know, everything's on the
Speaker 7: up and nice. They complain all the time. This is
Speaker 7: maybe the most preposterous thing I've ever heard. There's a
Speaker 7: new category and wheel of Fortune that they are pissed about.
Speaker 7: It's called What the Fun? Oh come on, how dare
Speaker 7: we come on? The group says, Unfortunately, the recently added
Speaker 7: puzzle category What the Fun aims at a mature, modern
Speaker 7: audience with insinuated profanity, making it no longer longer suitable
Speaker 7: for family viewing.
Speaker 2: No, yeah, in today's society, swearing should be the least
Speaker 2: of your worries.
Speaker 7: They added, quote deliberately chosen A will has deliberately chosen
Speaker 7: to include controversial categories instead of wholesome ones. Wheel producers
Speaker 7: do not care about what children hear. Everyone knows kids
Speaker 7: repeat what they hear. Insinuated profanity in any show is
Speaker 7: extremely disrespectful. The family's wheel should remain, sorry, maintain its
Speaker 7: original design.
Speaker 2: Insinuated profanity is headlining the good one.
Speaker 7: So they started a petition one and by the way,
Speaker 7: keyword here, one million moms started a petition. As of
Speaker 7: last night. How many signatures did they have one? It's
Speaker 7: not it's twelve thousand. I mean, look, this is a
Speaker 7: fine line, but I'm gonna walk it because the sentence
Speaker 7: already started in those no turning back.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 7: The kids that were this sheltered were the ones that
Speaker 7: ended up being the weirdest, right, it's it's I know,
Speaker 7: these moms think they're protecting their kids, they're actually making
Speaker 7: it so hard to integrate with adult society. The weirdest
Speaker 7: kids were the ones that were sheltered from Wheel of Fortune.
Speaker 2: Right, Wait till that kid hits the real world, he's screwed.
Speaker 2: He or she is completely screw Well, why are you
Speaker 2: so weird?
Speaker 7: Well, my mom won't let me watch Wheel of Fortune
Speaker 7: because one of the categories was what the fun. Yeah,
Speaker 7: let's ask Jonathan Gernard if he watches Wheel of fortune?
Speaker 2: Shall we y? What if he says no because of
Speaker 2: that category? I bet he does.
Speaker 8: Good.
Speaker 2: This is Sarah Jorm I've got Jonathan Gernard on the
Speaker 2: other line. Thank you. You bet she's I wonder if
Speaker 2: she watches Wheel of Fortune?
Speaker 5: I bet she does.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Jonathan.
Speaker 4: Here is how are you? I'm great, I'm great. Great.
Speaker 4: How's everybody to do it? Good?
Speaker 2: Good?
Speaker 7: Do you let your family watch Wheel of Fortune? Because
Speaker 7: they added a category called what the fun? And I'm offended.
Speaker 8: I actually I used to be the one watching uh
Speaker 8: Will of Fortune all the time, so yeah, they made
Speaker 8: join it, but I was definitely want to watch it
Speaker 8: all the time growing up.
Speaker 2: Man, I love game shows.
Speaker 7: Part of the reason I was single for most of
Speaker 7: my twenties I watched a lot of Game show Network?
Speaker 7: Do you have as the reason? Part of the reason
Speaker 7: was I was addicted to Game show Network? Jonathan, do
Speaker 7: you have a famoue favorite a game show of all time?
Speaker 8: Between Family Feud and Will Fortu? And that they're definitely
Speaker 8: up there. But I mean, if if it gives you
Speaker 8: any hope, I mean my wife except me as a
Speaker 8: video gamer, so there may be a little bit of
Speaker 8: hopeing there some some if it was back then. So uh,
Speaker 8: she did not notice she was getting into Man a
Speaker 8: full fledged gamer on our hands either.
Speaker 2: So there's no turning back. Now. What games do you
Speaker 2: play or did you play? Say it again, what games
Speaker 2: did you play or do you play?
Speaker 8: Initially Man, I was a big sports game, but all
Speaker 8: the Maddens, all the NBA two k's and then now
Speaker 8: obviously I played the Call of Duties. And I mean, honestly,
Speaker 8: if you think of a thinking of any game most times,
Speaker 8: and everybody that's pretty popular, I'm pretty much playing it.
Speaker 2: Who's the who's the best gamer on the team?
Speaker 4: That's tough man.
Speaker 8: Shoot Byron Murphy's up there, shoot Jets is up there.
Speaker 8: He can he can play some two k's good a
Speaker 8: little bit. Or me and Byron we always play Call
Speaker 8: the Duty. So I can see that I'm in this plan.
Speaker 8: I mean, that's a pretty solid game.
Speaker 4: Is like this.
Speaker 8: I like to take Kate when it comes to the
Speaker 8: Madden and you know the nc double a stuff and
Speaker 8: you know, to Call of Duty.
Speaker 4: I can let somebody else take and rank for that.
Speaker 4: But yeah, we got a good bit of Jonathan.
Speaker 3: Stay with me for a second. It's a long wait
Speaker 3: to get to a question. But I'm doing my best here.
Speaker 3: When I was high school football player, there was only
Speaker 3: one person on the entire team that could snap the
Speaker 3: ball to the punter, and it was me. And I
Speaker 3: was terrible at it and I hated it. And I
Speaker 3: did it probably twenty times my senior year, and I
Speaker 3: did it badly about ten of those twenty times. The
Speaker 3: worst part was that every time I did it badly,
Speaker 3: every person in America it felt like saw me do
Speaker 3: it poorly. And I was very embarrassed when you jumped
Speaker 3: off sides on that short time and everybody in America
Speaker 3: is watching that play and you're the one that jumped
Speaker 3: off sides.
Speaker 5: How does that feel?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean it doesn't feel the greatest. But in
Speaker 8: the day, I couldn't just sit there and cry about it.
Speaker 8: So it's like people wanted me to beat myself up. Yeah,
Speaker 8: it definitely can't happen, but yeah it is what it is.
Speaker 8: One my first normal last time. So that keep we
Speaker 8: gotta keep playing ball well.
Speaker 3: And not a hard count too. I mean that was
Speaker 3: a crazy hard count that he did. Pete Bursch was
Speaker 3: talking about that on the broadcast, that Goff's really.
Speaker 2: Good at that.
Speaker 8: I mean, it's more so on me than them. Honestly,
Speaker 8: I knew the situation, but I just took a gamble
Speaker 8: thinking that they are They're fortune and five that of
Speaker 8: course they could get the penalty and get a first down.
Speaker 8: But I'm not thinking they're gonna go out like that.
Speaker 8: I'm thinking they're gonna at least try to run the
Speaker 8: play and be a man and try to score.
Speaker 4: But but I get it.
Speaker 8: I'll take the penalty if they want to take a
Speaker 8: little short route. They still left with three points from
Speaker 8: their driving, so I'm not worried.
Speaker 2: And to Chris's point, and I'm not just defending you, Jonathan.
Speaker 7: You were the one that jumped the most off side,
Speaker 7: but if you go back and watch that play, almost
Speaker 7: the entire defensive line jumped, so like whatever GoF did,
Speaker 7: it definitely worked.
Speaker 2: But you were just the one on the end that
Speaker 2: everybody saw.
Speaker 8: I mean, you gotta think, man, they can call penalties
Speaker 8: on us for you know, making the signal to shift
Speaker 8: our d line and may think like we're calling their plays,
Speaker 8: but the quarterback and center they can do a dummy
Speaker 8: count and flash their hands, snap their head up super fast.
Speaker 8: That just they're not trying to draw us off sides.
Speaker 4: Either, So it's supposed to go both ways. But at
Speaker 4: the end of the day, listen, it's.
Speaker 8: The game we played, So they can do all that stuff,
Speaker 8: but we're gonna be the ones get called.
Speaker 9: So I'm not worried, yeah about you lining up in
Speaker 9: chemino sides there, Like, it's felt like a lot of
Speaker 9: the this week's game plan had you. You had a
Speaker 9: lot of opportunities to roam in their backfield. It's felt
Speaker 9: like that you were not being asked to be dropped
Speaker 9: back or you know, be a safety back there you were,
Speaker 9: you were You got to play behind the defensive line
Speaker 9: on a pretty regular base or behind the offensive line
Speaker 9: on a pretty pretty regular basis.
Speaker 2: Is that you get more excited about.
Speaker 9: Are there certain responsibilities that you have from week to
Speaker 9: week that you get more excited about than other weeks?
Speaker 9: Are certain game plans that you get revved up about?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean yeah, you probably get you get a
Speaker 8: little feeling in sutimes, may see a match up you like,
Speaker 8: but you know, you get those opportunities and you get
Speaker 8: to kind of dictate that whenever you're you know, in
Speaker 8: the win column or a plus five hundred column, but
Speaker 8: we were going into three and four man. We were
Speaker 8: below the five hundred belt man. So honestly, I didn't
Speaker 8: care what we had to do and.
Speaker 4: What I had to do.
Speaker 8: I was just gonna do whatever it took for the
Speaker 8: team to win, honestly. So even if we had a
Speaker 8: little matchup out there that we like, we understood the
Speaker 8: game plan and where we wanted to tack those guys.
Speaker 8: So that's what the selflessness parts come in, where we
Speaker 8: got a lot of guys on the team that do
Speaker 8: that and understand and listen, it ain't always about you,
Speaker 8: It's about just.
Speaker 4: Trying to win the game.
Speaker 8: And I think that's we had a good plan to
Speaker 8: executed well and I linebackers see it off of the boys.
Speaker 4: So they won that matchup.
Speaker 2: So we got a double Jonathan. Last week, you played
Speaker 2: a quarterback where you know where he will be this week,
Speaker 2: Lamar Jackson is all over the field. He breaks contain
Speaker 2: a lot. What is the game plan going into this
Speaker 2: week against the quarterback that is not going to be
Speaker 2: just sitting there in the pocket.
Speaker 8: Well, first, we got to stop the run. I think
Speaker 8: when we stopped to run, that'll be able to get
Speaker 8: us to you know, a situation where he can be
Speaker 8: a third and long and we now we can kind
Speaker 8: of pin our ears and call some things up, but
Speaker 8: the state continues to get you know, a favorable magic
Speaker 8: on their side as far as the favorable third down
Speaker 8: with the third and short. When they're ahead of the
Speaker 8: sticks with third and five or something like that, that's
Speaker 8: when he really becomes dangerous because not only do you
Speaker 8: have to worry about, you know, him throwing it into
Speaker 8: a certain window. I mean, he needs to take it
Speaker 8: off running for not just those five yards, we can
Speaker 8: make it even longer. So stuff like that is the
Speaker 8: things that it's going to be. Keep our victories just
Speaker 8: stopping that run so we can try to get him
Speaker 8: in those third and long as much as possible.
Speaker 4: It gives ourselves the best sense, Hey.
Speaker 6: Nardog as fans watching at home, it is really fun
Speaker 6: when we get a little bit of a peek behind
Speaker 6: the curtain. And the vikings will often post on social media,
Speaker 6: like Kevin O'Connell's post game speech from the locker room
Speaker 6: and throwing out the game balls. And this week there
Speaker 6: was video that we got to see of JJ McCarthy
Speaker 6: coming into the locker room right after the game for
Speaker 6: the first time, and the first thing he did was
Speaker 6: run right up to you and chest bump you.
Speaker 2: Can you just describe the.
Speaker 6: Amount of energy slash intensity that JJ plays with and
Speaker 6: the way that he brings it out in other people
Speaker 6: plays with and celebrates with.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I gotta tell everybody, Man, Jada, it's such a god.
Speaker 8: It's it's such a guy that's hard not to root for.
Speaker 8: I mean, when he does all the things the right way,
Speaker 8: treatment rehab, you know, all the adversity of space, and
Speaker 8: he doesn't switch up to tother person. He is still
Speaker 8: come and ask how you doing?
Speaker 4: Genuinely.
Speaker 8: I said that last time when I was before the
Speaker 8: people asked about him, like he genuinely cares about how
Speaker 8: you how you're doing. And he just had his son,
Speaker 8: so we always been talking.
Speaker 4: Back and forth.
Speaker 8: I'm always asking how a little man doing. You know, Roman,
Speaker 8: I got a nephew named Roman as well, So seeing
Speaker 8: how he's just drawing up man and and handling everything,
Speaker 8: and obviously he sees it all, he hears it all,
Speaker 8: and he may not try to pay attention to it all,
Speaker 8: but he definitely knows what's going on. He knows the
Speaker 8: outside knows you speaking know, you know, meet sout out
Speaker 8: there saying we're gonna get beat fifty five or whatever
Speaker 8: it is. Yeah, we did to play man. We all
Speaker 8: go ride with that and understand that we got a
Speaker 8: change full of underdogs. So we're not used to being
Speaker 8: the top dogs all the time. And I think that
Speaker 8: we're working to be sustaining that success and understanding what
Speaker 8: comes with that. But having underdogs is always going to
Speaker 8: be that, you know, our the little catalyst for us
Speaker 8: to be able to push through these type of the
Speaker 8: game your board.
Speaker 5: Material that Yeah, jn it's like Christmas, you just gave
Speaker 5: us the best.
Speaker 8: Prosper I don't know that he was.
Speaker 4: I don't know he was a fan of us, And
Speaker 4: now I don't know. I'll just.
Speaker 7: Saw how badly are the Ravens going to beat the
Speaker 7: Vikings on Sunday?
Speaker 4: I don't think that.
Speaker 8: Just go ahead and say fifty five whatever it is again,
Speaker 8: that may be our good look.
Speaker 4: That up, Gonse.
Speaker 8: I'd rather say keep it to sift and that's what
Speaker 8: I can respect that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, don't lose fifty five to ten? How many how
Speaker 2: many yards?
Speaker 7: Well, how many times will Lamar Jackson run right past Jonathan.
Speaker 4: Our say one hundred times.
Speaker 2: No, sorry, every time, every time. Oh my gosh, that
Speaker 2: is your dude, you're the best.
Speaker 7: Good luck man again, it's Lamar's gonna it's it's gonna
Speaker 7: be unbelievable. He's a he's a tough guy to catch, obviously,
Speaker 7: but hopefully you get your hands on him.
Speaker 2: A couple of times. Good luck man, talk to you
Speaker 2: next week.
Speaker 4: Oh wait, thank you so much.
Speaker 5: It goes thanks.
Speaker 2: That's the five to ten. Yeah, bulletin board material. They
Speaker 2: heard it. You mean Sam Newton probably told them Sam, Sam.
Speaker 7: Somebody who's like Sauce said fifty five to ten to
Speaker 7: look on your.
Speaker 2: Face, Sauce, not.
Speaker 5: Like the teas are coming up and saying this paper
Speaker 5: looks sick like this paper.
Speaker 4: Have.
Speaker 5: Yeah, my god, that was the greatest moment of all time.
Speaker 2: That sauaid fifty five or whatever. I deserve that man.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're right. Somebody tell you, because you know he
Speaker 5: would listen to the.
Speaker 2: Pregame, So somebody somebody told Sam. For sure, it's got
Speaker 2: to be Sam, which is I deserve that man.
Speaker 4: That was good, all right.
Speaker 7: A couple of things to wrap up the day, Back
Speaker 7: to headlines, Thanks again to Jonathan Gnard never beat the bike.
Speaker 2: Yeah that guy.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 7: I don't know if I buy this, but we're gonna
Speaker 7: throw this out there because this is unbelievable.
Speaker 2: What percentage of Americans claim they have slept with their boss.
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 5: Chad's kind of a hooker?
Speaker 4: Who?
Speaker 2: This is kind of nuts. I don't I don't buy this,
Speaker 2: but we'll see.
Speaker 5: Thirty five.
Speaker 2: A lot, fourteen, twenty seven.
Speaker 6: I mean, realistically, it should be like five, right, five percent.
Speaker 2: Want to raise or not? Nine percent? I think that's
Speaker 2: an astronomical number.
Speaker 7: It should be lower than that, but almost one what
Speaker 7: basically one and eleven say yeah, slept with my boss.
Speaker 6: Yep, And I wonder if it's it's more common if the.
Speaker 7: Boss is a lady or a man. Rosie says those
Speaker 7: things don't exist lady bosses.
Speaker 2: Okay, John, I don't know why you have the best
Speaker 2: chance of this, but I'm gonna ask you. You seem
Speaker 2: like you're a guy that can break this down. There's
Speaker 2: a random staff for you. But I didn't. Uh, I
Speaker 2: don't think we've ever talked about this.
Speaker 4: Maybe we have.
Speaker 7: The Pledge of Allegiance was originally created as a marketing
Speaker 7: scheme to blank the Pledge of Allegiance was originally created
Speaker 7: as a marketing scheme to do what.
Speaker 2: Sell cereal sell You're on the right path, obviously, to
Speaker 2: sell two eggs. Whoa raise money?
Speaker 9: Raise money for as to people or for the reasons
Speaker 9: to who are they selling?
Speaker 2: Audience?
Speaker 6: Sell flags, Christians, widow's kids.
Speaker 2: School schools.
Speaker 7: She originally created a help sell flags to public schools.
Speaker 5: Oh and it works, and it works well, lordy, lordie.
Speaker 2: You guys like hazel nuts. I freaking love them. You
Speaker 2: guys like hazel nuts.
Speaker 5: If she's got them, it's good.
Speaker 2: We don't know, no, no, I didn't ask if you
Speaker 2: like hazel's nuts. Jesus days, Brother Tom doesn't kid rock.
Speaker 7: What percentage of the world hazel nuts are used only
Speaker 7: to make nitella?
Speaker 2: Man, it's gotta be a lot.
Speaker 5: I don't even know what.
Speaker 2: They're amazing same thing.
Speaker 6: I've never actually seen the hazel nut. I've only had
Speaker 6: it in coffee.
Speaker 7: Everybody quiet for one second, one just for the button bar.
Speaker 7: It's my favorite nut.
Speaker 2: You're welcome.
Speaker 7: Twenty five percent of the world's hazel nuts are used
Speaker 7: to make the Wow out.
Speaker 2: I guess much high.
Speaker 7: John Stewart signed an extent and he's going to stay
Speaker 7: with the daily show weekly through twenty twenty six, Nearly
Speaker 7: half of the workers in the US won't get a raised.
Speaker 2: In twenty twenty five, yes, said Hawk, half of the
Speaker 2: workers in what in the US will not get a raised?
Speaker 7: People at iHeartRadio three brothers in California were going through
Speaker 7: their mom's attic she recently died.
Speaker 2: That's said. Oh, they were going through the attic, though.
Speaker 7: They found a pristine copy of the first Superman comic
Speaker 7: from nineteen thirty nine. What It's going up for auction
Speaker 7: later this month. They're estimated it could sell for six
Speaker 7: million dollars.
Speaker 4: What told?
Speaker 5: That's pretty cool man, Yep, that's a hell of a story.
Speaker 7: And last but not least who knows, but she kept
Speaker 7: it there over the years and it was quote pristine,
Speaker 7: Last but not least. A woman in Pennsylvania suffered severe burns.
Speaker 7: She was in a hospital bed. Investigator tried to figure
Speaker 7: out what happened. She tried to light a crack pipe,
Speaker 7: but started a fire when she tried to light it
Speaker 7: while the oxygen was on.
Speaker 5: Yeah, who hasn't done that?
Speaker 4: Though?
Speaker 7: Honestly, Yeah, Hawk's right, who snucker crack into a hospital.
Speaker 2: Trying to blow smoke rings. Yeah, man, so cool, mat no, crack,
Speaker 2: don't smoke itself. Yeah, Bony gets it. Meet Sauce predicted
Speaker 2: fifty five to ten.
Speaker 7: The word has gotten into the Viking locker room.
Speaker 2: Fifty five ten.
Speaker 5: Ye, that's the best moment.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm so, I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: I got to remember they're always listening.
Speaker 2: Brother, what they won? Well, hang on, anybody about it?
Speaker 2: Did Sam or Sarah or John? Did somebody tell them
Speaker 2: that you nailed at twenty seven to twenty four?
Speaker 5: Probably not?
Speaker 2: No, he predicted a win and got the score correct.
Speaker 2: That's right, exactly right. You said fifty five ten lions.
Speaker 2: I damn all right. Thanks to Jonathan Greenard. Thanks to
Speaker 2: Marney Gell.
Speaker 7: There, Marney, we'll see you on Friday for initials and
Speaker 7: new uh Twins manager Derek Sheldon.
Speaker 2: See you Friday, Okay, see you Friday. Yeah, John, you're
Speaker 2: gonna be listening. So Twins Daily dot Com.
Speaker 9: We got the press conference with Derek Shelton today. We'll
Speaker 9: be talking about on the Glee New Geek podcast later
Speaker 9: today right on manture dot com.
Speaker 2: Slash Glee and.
Speaker 3: Cat Perkins will join us tomorrow to say hi, our
Speaker 3: friend cool talk about what it's like to be on
Speaker 3: tour hill.
Speaker 2: North Dakota Native issue is from the Dakota. That's awesome.
Speaker 2: No North to People from the Dakotas are so nice.
Speaker 2: To be specific.
Speaker 7: That's Pennsylvania, Double Nichols, See you tomorrow. Hawk Lackawanna County.
Speaker 2: Nine to noon is next. We're back tomorrow five thirty
Speaker 2: to nine. See Fliday. Pretty long on you two. Enjoy
Speaker 2: this beautiful day.
Speaker 4: Let's