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Speaker 3: Yeah, man Ish can watch with us and hang out,
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Speaker 4: Maybe yeah, win that golf bag, maybe win other prizes.
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Speaker 4: be fun tonight Grand View seven and nine.
Speaker 3: By the way, Corey, in regards to that discussion, we're
Speaker 3: just having out the air.
Speaker 5: Yes, sir, that guy who plays Homelander Anthony Starr.
Speaker 3: There's no chance he'll ever be able to be anybody.
Speaker 4: Else to me, which is he's Yeah, so max O
Speaker 4: when he didn't have his mouth wired shut Max. A
Speaker 4: couple of weeks ago, Max and I were talking about
Speaker 4: this as ridiculous of a show as The Boys is,
Speaker 4: although it's awesome and it's super fun, and it's a
Speaker 4: show that I should hate on paper, but it's just
Speaker 4: so much fun because they're self aware that dude deserves,
Speaker 4: as the kids say, all of his flowers because what
Speaker 4: a ridiculous character. But he has played it so freaking
Speaker 4: perfectly that it's one of the great villains in the
Speaker 4: history of like superheroes, right, superhero shows, superhero movies.
Speaker 5: Ben, you're not in your head. The dude's awesome.
Speaker 4: Homelander is such a prick, and that guy does such
Speaker 4: a good job of being this whiny braddy baby that
Speaker 4: just has immortal godlike features.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's awesome. That's great, Anthony Starr.
Speaker 6: Every time you bring up this show, it's always a
Speaker 6: reminder that I need to go back and watch the show.
Speaker 6: But again, it's a show that you have to watch alone.
Speaker 6: You cannot have kids.
Speaker 5: It's the most inappropriate show of all time.
Speaker 3: The very first scene of the very first episode, the
Speaker 3: very first season, yep, if it was just the.
Speaker 5: Violence, no, it's everything else, everything else.
Speaker 4: Last night there were cameos by and there's a non spoiler.
Speaker 4: They played themselves, Will Forte, Seth Rogen, Kamail Nanjianny, Christopher
Speaker 4: mince plots how do you say the kid that played mcleovin,
Speaker 4: how do you say his name? And then did I say,
Speaker 4: Craig Robinson seth Rogen. They played themselves and it was
Speaker 4: freaking hilarious. It's what, are we down to? Two or
Speaker 4: three episodes to go in the entire series? So homelanders
Speaker 4: in trouble because everybody on the planet's trying to kill him,
Speaker 4: but he's Homeland. Good luck with that, so I think
Speaker 4: they have to kill Yeah, jeez, I know, well that's
Speaker 4: been a heavy theme this season. Well just.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this sounds like something you'd love.
Speaker 4: He bathed in a bathtub filled with breast milk.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, how do you get that done?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 3: Asking for a friend.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's asking for someone else that isn't him. And
Speaker 5: then his.
Speaker 4: Dad walks in on him and walks in on him
Speaker 4: in the bathroom, like, what are you doing?
Speaker 5: Your show? It's the craziest show of all time.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I've only seen like three episodes of it. I
Speaker 7: ever went back.
Speaker 6: You have the craziest but kind of the most fun
Speaker 6: show that you'll ever have and never watch.
Speaker 5: Is as Maxo said before his mouth was wired shut.
Speaker 4: It truly is the rule of cool where you again,
Speaker 4: I know, I'm a nitpicker when it comes to good
Speaker 4: movies and TV shows and you're like, why would they
Speaker 4: ever do that? This show, though, is so freaking cool
Speaker 4: and self aware. They know they lean right into it
Speaker 4: and they're just like, we know.
Speaker 5: This is preposterous. Just stay with us that it's.
Speaker 4: So cool, it doesn't matter, Like, Wow, I don't want
Speaker 4: to watch a guy bathe in breast milk?
Speaker 5: Yeah, who cares? It's hilarious. Let's go.
Speaker 3: I do like that one he's in there. I forget
Speaker 3: about how many episodes or how many seasons ago. It
Speaker 3: was where the lady's talking to him and she's being
Speaker 3: kind of rude and then she throws it in his
Speaker 3: face and the look on his face is like, so I,
Speaker 3: oh way.
Speaker 5: I saw somebody on Twitter.
Speaker 4: I wish I could give somebody credit because this is
Speaker 4: not my idea, but somebody on Twitter said, has anybody
Speaker 4: given the internet more memes than Anthony Starr and Homelander?
Speaker 5: There's a ton of them. There are so many that
Speaker 5: are used constantly.
Speaker 4: Even if you're not a fan of the show or
Speaker 4: watch the show, you've definitely seen Homelander memes if you
Speaker 4: spend time on social media, Wow, he's everywhere.
Speaker 3: Did you mention that Craig Robinson was one of the guys. Yeah,
Speaker 3: did you know he's playing ACTME this month?
Speaker 5: Is he really?
Speaker 3: How about that?
Speaker 5: We should get him out. He's so funny. I love
Speaker 5: that guy. Yeah, he's great.
Speaker 3: There's a I got a I got the list.
Speaker 5: Yesterday, Darryl from the album.
Speaker 3: May and it's incredible.
Speaker 5: How many big names are at Actme. Isn't bobka at acting?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, coming up this month? That's all happening this month. Sweet,
Speaker 3: come on, you got to get him on.
Speaker 4: If anybody from act ME is listening, if Bob Katt
Speaker 4: wants to come in, book it, if Craig Robinson wants
Speaker 4: to come.
Speaker 3: In, Mike Kaplan's great, Bobcat's very funny. At least Cole
Speaker 3: is great. She's there May twentieth, and then Craig Robinson
Speaker 3: made twenty first through twenty third.
Speaker 5: Had a good market Acne.
Speaker 3: I know, Doug Stanhope June second through third.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, yeah, I know. It's like yeah, David oh dude,
Speaker 5: David Cross, Oh hell yeah.
Speaker 3: Is there June nineteenth through twentieth. I mean, they always
Speaker 3: have big names, but doesn't this seem like an abundance
Speaker 3: of really big names?
Speaker 5: Bias fume from the rest of.
Speaker 3: Exactly, Eric And if you don't know who that is,
Speaker 3: she's great.
Speaker 5: Man, that is a good list.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know. Yeah, Mark Norman's great. I like him.
Speaker 3: I like Kelsey Mark. All these people are coming to
Speaker 3: at me this year, all these people.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we want we want Mark on. If acmee' is listening,
Speaker 5: please bring him in for initials.
Speaker 9: Yes, great, all right, realax, yeah great great.
Speaker 5: He's basically a Norm descendant and oh.
Speaker 3: Is he really?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I didn't know that. I did.
Speaker 2: One of his better jokes in his LA last special
Speaker 2: was talking about how his Instagram is all just uh,
Speaker 2: hot chicks and Norm clips.
Speaker 5: I saw, I saw again.
Speaker 4: I don't know why this pops up on my lgorithm
Speaker 4: on Instagram, but it did.
Speaker 5: Mark Norman was on a podcast.
Speaker 4: I don't know if it was two days ago or
Speaker 4: three months ago, you never know how recent it is,
Speaker 4: but he the clip was him on a podcast getting
Speaker 4: interviewed and he was talking about when he was starting
Speaker 4: I think in New York and bombing like it just
Speaker 4: was not working. And he said he didn't even realize it,
Speaker 4: but he was just doing like Seinfeld, like do.
Speaker 5: You guys ever notice it like that?
Speaker 4: He said, He said the moment he realized why he sucked.
Speaker 4: He said he was so much like Jerry without knowing it.
Speaker 4: That he was walking on stage and somebody from the
Speaker 4: crowd was going, I started doing this Seinfeld brilliant, and
Speaker 4: he said it hurt his feelings so badly.
Speaker 5: But he's like, God, dang it. That guy's right. I'm
Speaker 5: just doing Seinfeld stuff. God dang it. And then that
Speaker 5: was his turning point. By the way, I stopped doing Jerry.
Speaker 3: November twelve through fourteenth at ACME. Our friend Kelsey Cook.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh hell, she's crushing it. Yeah, because she's a
Speaker 4: ten out of ten. She's fantastic. Every show Mark has
Speaker 4: is sold out.
Speaker 3: Due check this out this week. Julie Kim's there from
Speaker 3: Crazy Rich Agents The Daily Show. Yeah, yeah, she's there
Speaker 3: right now this week. Holy crap, I didn't get over there.
Speaker 10: I'm telling you, man, I know who's the booking agent
Speaker 10: at act ME right now.
Speaker 5: They're killing it.
Speaker 4: Steve Steve Lombard, Steve Homelander would not want anybody else
Speaker 4: to have the spotlight.
Speaker 5: No Homelander who came up with a name for the boys.
Speaker 5: I just freaking love it.
Speaker 11: Soldier boy Homelander, Captain America for him, you know, yeah,
Speaker 11: perfect well, that sounds like a wrestler, you know, speaking
Speaker 11: of that, man, you guys got to watch that whole
Speaker 11: Cogan documentary and let me tell you, does it take
Speaker 11: a turn for the sad?
Speaker 3: Oh my god?
Speaker 5: How many episodes is it?
Speaker 3: Four?
Speaker 5: Damn?
Speaker 3: It's real good though, man, it's real good. And it's
Speaker 3: sad too because you see, like, what was the guy's
Speaker 3: uh heck uh he.
Speaker 5: Saw Jim Duggy, I think taxaw yeah.
Speaker 3: And he looks like he's just barely holding onto.
Speaker 5: This motor got has on? Yeah, hexaw Yeah.
Speaker 4: He broke so many two by fours over faces and backs, you.
Speaker 3: Guys, did you guys? And I missed this because it
Speaker 3: happened like in the late nineties and I was busy
Speaker 3: doing other things. Did you guys know how Cogan went
Speaker 3: bad for a while? Hollywood? He turned Yeah, I did,
Speaker 3: like colored beer almost completely.
Speaker 5: That was a huge moment in wrestling.
Speaker 4: I remember that just because wrestling fans were like, they
Speaker 4: thought that was the one guy that you just could
Speaker 4: not allow to turn heel, that that was just an unwritten.
Speaker 10: Rule that Hogan can never turn heel, and he did well.
Speaker 10: They insinuate that he did it without telling anybody. Interesting, Yeah,
Speaker 10: you have.
Speaker 7: To run that by Griggs. Wasn't that when he joined
Speaker 7: the nWo? Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah got nWo. That
Speaker 7: video game was so sweet.
Speaker 4: They had really there was that that bit where the
Speaker 4: entire NWOO walks out. It's like Razor ramone. Yeah, and
Speaker 4: uh there was.
Speaker 5: Like ten of them. But then like the last one.
Speaker 4: That walked out was Hogan wearing all black and he
Speaker 4: had the new kind of like dyed Yeah, Dan bar
Speaker 4: Hollywood Yeah, And it was just like, what what is happening?
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's not supposed to wear black and white, He's
Speaker 5: supposed to wear red and yellow.
Speaker 3: Well that's the thing here. When he debuted it, the
Speaker 3: nWo guys were like doing a takeover, a hostile takeover
Speaker 3: in the ring, and suddenly Hulkogan comes walking down the
Speaker 3: thing and they're like, oh no, here he comes. And
Speaker 3: people were kind of sick of his act at that
Speaker 3: point because he was the good guy and people were
Speaker 3: sick of it. And he got in the ring and
Speaker 3: started beating on the guy they were beating on with him,
Speaker 3: and at that moment he turned into Hollywood Hogan and
Speaker 3: the guys and again it's a documentary. I don't know
Speaker 3: why they wouldn't tell the truth about everything if they're
Speaker 3: telling the truth about most things. The two guys from
Speaker 3: W said, we didn't know he was going to do
Speaker 3: it till that moment. We had no idea.
Speaker 5: Classic, Yeah, Hogan, how cool is that?
Speaker 3: Though documentary?
Speaker 5: It was a simple genius move though, Yeah it was.
Speaker 6: If it's marketing and Longevy and story arc and all
Speaker 6: that stuff, if you're thinking out ahead, you automatically buy
Speaker 6: yourself another ten years completely.
Speaker 3: And that's exactly what he did. Yeah, that's exactly.
Speaker 6: Right, because people are people kind of understand like, oh
Speaker 6: my gosh, is this crazy. Then you have that phase
Speaker 6: where you're the bad guy, and then you're like, well,
Speaker 6: let's just hope that he turns back good because it's
Speaker 6: hull Cogan, right, And then he does, and then he's
Speaker 6: got Then all of a sudden, he's the savior again
Speaker 6: and everybody's happy.
Speaker 5: It's brilliant, like Homelander, Yeah, just like home yeah, full circle.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it is brilliant because you know, the whole
Speaker 3: thing that kind of sullied his name was that he
Speaker 3: actually admitted taking steroids, and of course the bad guy
Speaker 3: takes steroids, you know what I mean, So when he
Speaker 3: becomes the bad guy, he can say YEA, damn right,
Speaker 3: it took steroids. So what I love it? So what
Speaker 3: can I give you one news story here?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Of course, yeah, because this matters.
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Speaker 5: Guys.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I would like you to look at this gentleman's face,
Speaker 3: the sweet old gentleman by here, faball a nice guy,
Speaker 3: three old man, five.
Speaker 5: Year old dude.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he probably ate somebody, didn't he.
Speaker 3: Oh well, I mean so to say, oh no, mm hmm,
Speaker 3: gentleman by the name of Paul Anderson out of Hudson, Minnesota, Hudson, Wisconsin,
Speaker 3: I should say he's accused of trading sex for rent.
Speaker 5: Hang on, Paul being so judgy, hear them out.
Speaker 3: Now, here's the weird thing. Here's the weird thing. Uh,
Speaker 3: he wasn't the one giving sex. He was receiving it.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 3: When I showed you the picture, we think, oh that's uh,
Speaker 3: that guy's got an armadillo in his pants. He's been
Speaker 3: charged with seven felon accounts, including prostitution.
Speaker 5: Of receiving it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know what I mean, Like he was buying it.
Speaker 5: He was.
Speaker 3: He let ladies stay with him in return for sexy
Speaker 3: sexy favorite ran right.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, mister Anders my god. Yeah.
Speaker 3: The problem is, of course there's some human trafficking involved
Speaker 3: as well. Oh well, but I don't know if that's
Speaker 3: like I think that's like the charge. They're throwing every
Speaker 3: charge they possibly can at this gentleman, if you know
Speaker 3: what I mean. But he just he is so happy
Speaker 3: in his mugshot.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he is. He's very happy.
Speaker 3: He's like maybe five.
Speaker 9: Yeah, he has uh sex hair, Yeah, and he's wearing
Speaker 9: I'm sure that the company whose T shirt he's wearing
Speaker 9: in his mugshot is not happy that their logo is
Speaker 9: on his chest in this spugshot.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 4: Can you imagine if he's rocking like an unreal hood
Speaker 4: sweater just a spit take.
Speaker 3: I'm glad it's not a fabulous armadillo.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well played.
Speaker 3: Wouldn't we be shocked at all of it? Said mor
Speaker 3: Of course, he's.
Speaker 4: Just rocking a Seventh Avenue Pizza T shirt and Matt's like.
Speaker 9: Son of a Bitch wood Hog shirts shirt.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the fraud father shirt.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Oh boys. All right, so mister Anderson, yeah he did
Speaker 5: some bad things. I got some of my breaking news.
Speaker 5: I think this just came out. At least New York
Speaker 5: Times has uh said this minutes ago. Can I please
Speaker 5: have you This is more.
Speaker 4: For your generation, Chris, but this is big. Are you
Speaker 4: familiar with David allen Coe?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, I played with them and Sturgis.
Speaker 3: Remember the year we played with them in Sturgis?
Speaker 5: Is that what you're with us?
Speaker 4: But yeah, so think about this right. This is I
Speaker 4: don't know that name. He's eighty six. Just died apparently
Speaker 4: yesterday at the eighty six.
Speaker 5: Uh. For those of you that don't know that name, Paul, No, yeah,
Speaker 5: I know you Ben, you're shaking down. Oh you do?
Speaker 5: You guys don't know. I didn't know. I didn't know
Speaker 5: the name.
Speaker 4: He's the guy who's saying take this job and shove
Speaker 4: it like this, Joel Ben shove it like Yeah.
Speaker 5: That was his big claim to fame. Dead at the
Speaker 5: age of eighty six. Oh man, Yeah, that.
Speaker 4: Was quote, according to The New York Times, the anthem
Speaker 4: of the Outlaw Country movement.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I think he wrote it. I don't know wh
Speaker 3: he sang it.
Speaker 5: Oh really yeah he wrote it? Yeah, Oh he wrote it. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 5: this is Joelmans show. Who's saying it?
Speaker 4: Um Johnny No, Paul Anderson from Hudson, Wisconsin. It could
Speaker 4: have been Johnny Paycheck. They take this, take something else
Speaker 4: and shove it.
Speaker 3: Might be Johnny paycheck. Might have been Yeah, it might
Speaker 3: have been Johnny Paycheck.
Speaker 4: That sang it makes sense if he's talking about jobs
Speaker 4: to have a guy named Johnny Paycheck.
Speaker 5: You could probably look this up on the old interwebs
Speaker 5: if there was only a website. Just find this out. Yeah,
Speaker 5: yeah it was Johnny Paycheck.
Speaker 4: There is Joe Show not yeah sung by Tanya Tucker
Speaker 4: and Johnny Paycheck.
Speaker 7: Isn't there a uh? That's the tour bus bit with
Speaker 7: Johnny Paycheck. He was a disaster.
Speaker 3: Paycheck was about he was a little a little shorter
Speaker 3: than me, which is hard to be.
Speaker 4: That's so so hand. So Tanya Tucker saying would you
Speaker 4: lay with me? That was apparently David allen Coe as well,
Speaker 4: that sounds right, And then Johnny Paycheck saying take this
Speaker 4: job and shove it in nineteen seventy seven.
Speaker 5: Does that sound right?
Speaker 3: That's that's exactly right.
Speaker 5: That's the hit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they made a movie out and everything. Yeah, there
Speaker 3: were some problematic things about David allen Coe, is that right? Yeah?
Speaker 3: He also wrote that there's a song get off the stage,
Speaker 3: darned nighty and get off, pee me off, like in
Speaker 3: get on My Nerves. Oh yeah that song, Yeah, that's him.
Speaker 2: He never even called me by my name is one
Speaker 2: of my favorite.
Speaker 3: Even called me by my name? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Got ran over by yeah? Yeah, oh yeah, I got
Speaker 5: run over by a reindeer? Is that what they no?
Speaker 3: It's you'd know if you heard of bet. I bet
Speaker 3: you heard it in the kitchen when.
Speaker 5: You were growing up. Man.
Speaker 3: Maybe, yeah, I heard my grandpa's truck driving on the
Speaker 3: road a lot, you know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, your grandpa loved Johnny Paycheck.
Speaker 3: Well, my grandpa loved getting paychecks. Yeah, and he also
Speaker 3: would have definitely traded sex for rent.
Speaker 5: Yeah, your grandfather had an apartment building and Hudson.
Speaker 3: What is it about good sex always makes me have
Speaker 3: to take crap?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, so good man.
Speaker 5: They don't make movies at King Pinn What a home run?
Speaker 5: That movie so good?
Speaker 3: That was the news?
Speaker 4: All right on sports in a second, Hey, Ben, can
Speaker 4: you stick around till eight forty?
Speaker 5: The full eight forty or what? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I got team codes again and we haven't played.
Speaker 5: With Ben played with Martina with bonus. Have you heard
Speaker 5: this game yet? Non codes? Yeah, I'll explain it later. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I think I heard the I just didn't know the title.
Speaker 5: It will play with you all right like a twenty.
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Speaker 12: Tonight's Tonight the Wild can close out their series with
Speaker 12: the Stars at six thirty right here on the fan.
Speaker 12: I would guess there is a six o'clock pregame sacho.
Speaker 12: Uh No, Okay, Cory, I guess Corey provis knows your
Speaker 12: Wild lead the series three to two when they are
Speaker 12: a slight favorite at minus one two on the money line.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's all right.
Speaker 2: I think, yeah, the Wild definitely slight favorites, but you
Speaker 2: can really never be a heavy favorite in in this
Speaker 2: series we've seen, it's basically the Wild five on five
Speaker 2: squad versus the Dallas power play, and thankfully for the
Speaker 2: Wild it's been working out pretty well for them with
Speaker 2: that seriously now and an opportunity to close it out.
Speaker 2: I think they could still win in Game seven if
Speaker 2: they do fall tonight, but I think the bigger consequences
Speaker 2: if they do go back to Dallas. That's less rest
Speaker 2: for the Wild and more rest for the Colorado Avalanche,
Speaker 2: who are not so eagerly awaiting whoever wins, because whoever
Speaker 2: does win is going to be at least what five, six, seven,
Speaker 2: eight days less rest than them. So there, we got
Speaker 2: to get this series done as fast as possible, get
Speaker 2: to Denver and.
Speaker 5: Here on your own after that.
Speaker 4: Well, again, this is going to be an interesting games
Speaker 4: because Jamie Ben obviously has to be hurting from that hefty, hefty,
Speaker 4: hefty fine six hundred and four dollars and seventeen cents,
Speaker 4: which is the maximum allowable under the CBA, and that
Speaker 4: money goes to the players emergency assistant's fun. So he
Speaker 4: cross checks Ryan Harmon in the back of the head.
Speaker 4: Very dangerous.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's gonna help with an emergency that a player
Speaker 2: is going to experience, perhaps like a hangnail.
Speaker 4: Or yes, or so he was fined Yeah, two thousand,
Speaker 4: six hundred Yeah, four dollars and seventeen cents.
Speaker 7: As a female star in Florida would say, put me
Speaker 7: down for two right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he got got his money's worth on that. So
Speaker 5: that's too bad.
Speaker 3: Refstone blank us tonight. Yeah we're the better team. Yeah, man,
Speaker 3: don't give them seventy five thousand different power plays.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they kill us something yep, and they'll fall for
Speaker 4: the Jamie Ben Bates Yeah, right, that's on the wild
Speaker 4: Don't fall for the bait.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's gonna bait.
Speaker 3: You don't fall in love with the dreamer either, So.
Speaker 5: Stupid question, I'm sure you guys talked about this before.
Speaker 6: What has that been a very like intentional strategy by
Speaker 6: Dallas to do that to us? Yeah, I mean, especially
Speaker 6: with that's not the way they played during the season,
Speaker 6: or it is maybe a little bit as well, but
Speaker 6: they're I mean, their power play is just a is
Speaker 6: one of the best, and especially the series has been
Speaker 6: literally the only thing that's that's been working for them.
Speaker 6: I think they've had like three five five goals or
Speaker 6: something crazy like that and then the series. So it's
Speaker 6: it's all about power plays for them. So they have
Speaker 6: to they have to do whatever they can.
Speaker 2: Honestly to go to us into that and they've they've
Speaker 2: they did a good job or for a couple of games,
Speaker 2: but one of the reasons why we won the other
Speaker 2: night was we didn't take de bait and the Wild
Speaker 2: played very very well and didn't get emotional like Dallas
Speaker 2: wanted him to.
Speaker 3: I was reading Ben to your point that jess Meyer's
Speaker 3: article on Pineer Place.
Speaker 5: Piner Press Press, thank.
Speaker 3: You piner Place where I play in Saint Cloud. Sorry, Anyway,
Speaker 3: he saw that exact thing with Hartman, like they specific
Speaker 3: go after him to get him to retaliate because he
Speaker 3: does that all the time, but he's been super cool
Speaker 3: and not been acting like that, right, is that rightcho?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And you know Russo has talked about this too with
Speaker 2: you know, if Hartman is the one delivering that cross
Speaker 2: check to the head on Ben, he probably gets, you know, suspended,
Speaker 2: where for some reason Ben gets i mean not even
Speaker 2: a slap on the wrist, like a little like touch,
Speaker 2: little couple of little butterfly kisses. Yeah, yeah, yeah, Actually
Speaker 2: the butterfly kiss is a perfect examtly, that's what two
Speaker 2: thousand dollars. But whatever he's making is to him. So yeah,
Speaker 2: Hartman's been been very very good, you know, and especially
Speaker 2: I mean that was a problem, that's been a problem
Speaker 2: up until I think the last couple of years really
Speaker 2: where he has been emotional, he has you know retaliated,
Speaker 2: but recently he is he has he has turned that around.
Speaker 2: He has becoming a much better player both skill wise emotional,
Speaker 2: and he is a major reason why we are in
Speaker 2: the position that the Wild.
Speaker 5: Are in right now.
Speaker 4: I feel like tonight and this is this is zero
Speaker 4: expertise and this is just you know, wishful thinking.
Speaker 5: I'm the king of wishful.
Speaker 4: Doesn't it feel like this should be a Quinn Hughes
Speaker 4: masterpiece because we've had a couple of like boldy domination games.
Speaker 4: You know, Carill has been a little under the radar
Speaker 4: but consistently productive, but just like not stealing the headlines.
Speaker 5: I feel like this is a Quinn Hughes headlines.
Speaker 4: Like if we're doing the Power Trip Fan five tomorrow,
Speaker 4: it's going to be Quinn Hughes has like three assists
Speaker 4: and just put on a click.
Speaker 6: I hope, I hope you're right. Yes, I hope you're
Speaker 6: right too. If we win the series. I think now
Speaker 6: that I'm kind of hearing you talk about the Zacho,
Speaker 6: I think the the emotional maturity and discipline it takes
Speaker 6: to play a team like that should be probably the
Speaker 6: thing that supersedes anything else more than a defensive play
Speaker 6: or passing or the pressure and the offensive zone, any
Speaker 6: of that stuff, any of that like technical hockey stuff,
Speaker 6: because can you imagine I can't imagine. Let's just go
Speaker 6: all the way back to two thousand and nine. I mean,
Speaker 6: just that just got brought up a little bit ago.
Speaker 6: What was that day in history and pack in two
Speaker 6: thousand and nine, if you had a seven game series
Speaker 6: with the New Orleans Saints in two thousand and nine,
Speaker 6: and their whole thing was to basically hit Brett Farv
Speaker 6: as much as they could legally, illegally to the point
Speaker 6: where you're purposely trying to get under his skin and
Speaker 6: literally injure him to knock him out of the game.
Speaker 6: We dealt with that for one game, and if we
Speaker 6: had like been clued in after that one game, like, oh,
Speaker 6: that's their actual strategy is to take cheap shots at us.
Speaker 6: That's the only way they feel like they can win
Speaker 6: this game is to try to take us out. Well,
Speaker 6: game on NIM. For game two, We're we're going to
Speaker 6: retaliate and we're going to go back to him. We're fighting,
Speaker 6: We're fighting. This is going to be a fist fight,
Speaker 6: and then there might be some football mixed in.
Speaker 3: You know what else I have would help for two?
Speaker 3: And I know that it's I would never want to
Speaker 3: be a referee. I'd never want to do radio sales
Speaker 3: and I'd never want to be a referee, Okay, because
Speaker 3: I couldn't do either one of those things. But I
Speaker 3: would hope that the referees would come back after game
Speaker 3: one because I think I would guess just being human.
Speaker 3: You get caught up in the action and you don't
Speaker 3: notice that this is happening, you know. But if you
Speaker 3: have a game and you watch it back and you
Speaker 3: see the criticism and you go, Okay, I can't let
Speaker 3: New Orleans do that to Brett farveigin so in game
Speaker 3: two you officiate a little differently.
Speaker 5: Right, right, That's what I would hope. Yeah, it doesn't
Speaker 5: seem to be happening, though in this it.
Speaker 3: Doesn't seem to be happening.
Speaker 2: I'd say that the difference is well, a couple of things. One,
Speaker 2: you know, when it came to farv like they were
Speaker 2: were pummeling him, but I guess this is really in
Speaker 2: a way similar, they're pumbling him, but they're pumbling him
Speaker 2: in kind of a you know, using the fact that
Speaker 2: it was the playoffs, so there is a a wider
Speaker 2: threshold in terms of when they will actually call a penalty.
Speaker 2: So they're you they're they're doing a good job kind
Speaker 2: of even though I think in the regular season and
Speaker 2: they almost certainly get more penalties, they are they're keeping
Speaker 2: it within you know, some reason, and and more doing
Speaker 2: just kind of these these you know, annoying stuff. After
Speaker 2: the whistles, but it's it's death of a thousand cuts.
Speaker 2: And every time there's any sort I mean, you know
Speaker 2: it with hockey in general, there's always a little skirmish
Speaker 2: after a uh you know, the goalie covers up the
Speaker 2: park and then the guys get together whatever, but they're
Speaker 2: doing it's the stuff that like in Jamie Ben. This
Speaker 2: is why he has been such a His name just
Speaker 2: keeps coming up. He is so good at making sure
Speaker 2: the officials don't see the bad stuff he's doing. You know,
Speaker 2: he is the one who you know, slew footed Boldie
Speaker 2: and and and try to hurt him, you know, I mean,
Speaker 2: he's he's really good at doing it away from the
Speaker 2: play where the officials aren't seeing it. But you know,
Speaker 2: there has been some stuff and some very you know,
Speaker 2: as you mentioned, it's a tough job, especially in any sport,
Speaker 2: but especially with hockey where you got so many things
Speaker 2: going on at the same time. And I know that
Speaker 2: the officials do, like in the intermissions they have iPads
Speaker 2: that have highlights from the period and they will notice that.
Speaker 2: And we did see that as they the series has
Speaker 2: gone on where Ben did get that call that penalty
Speaker 2: late in the third wo Game two.
Speaker 5: Or whatever where there was there. They have been noticing
Speaker 5: it more.
Speaker 2: But the problem is they have to notice it to
Speaker 2: call it, and the Stars have been pretty good at
Speaker 2: doing it behind their backs.
Speaker 6: But does the NHL not have the same fine system
Speaker 6: that the NFL has where you can find people post
Speaker 6: game by way they review the film and I know
Speaker 6: that there's not as much time in between a series game,
Speaker 6: but they will get FedEx fines on a Wednesday because
Speaker 6: they just went and watched the tape on Monday and
Speaker 6: Tuesday and they're like, oh, yeah, that that play away
Speaker 6: from the that that foul away from the play that
Speaker 6: wasn't caught by the officials. That's actually a finable offense.
Speaker 6: They don't do that on the NHL. Well, I mean
Speaker 6: they did it with with Ben here twenty four. But
Speaker 6: that's the problem the CBA.
Speaker 2: The players just I mean really have handcuffed the NHL
Speaker 2: when it comes to that stuff. So would you say
Speaker 2: core the maximum?
Speaker 5: Yeah's the maximum?
Speaker 2: Yeah, So that's really more in the players the NHL.
Speaker 2: I think I'd like to think that they would be
Speaker 2: more I guess strict on that stuff and would hand
Speaker 2: out more fines, but their hands are tied. I will
Speaker 2: say though there's been two three other opportunities for them
Speaker 2: to find Ben this series, and they it's it's nice
Speaker 2: to finally see them do it. But to your credit
Speaker 2: or to your point, I should say, Ben, this is
Speaker 2: this is I mean, this is something that needs to
Speaker 2: happen more. And maybe with a new CBA at some
Speaker 2: point they can do that real.
Speaker 3: Quick because we've got to go break some Forty two
Speaker 3: is when you say somebody's slew footed? Is he basically
Speaker 3: going hey, ref look it's Hong Kong fui and then
Speaker 3: tripping the guy or something somebody?
Speaker 5: I mean?
Speaker 2: Is it's it's basically taking your like your skate behind
Speaker 2: somebody like to their left and to the right, and
Speaker 2: then you stick your leg out and you slip it
Speaker 2: under there behind their like ankle or whatever, and then
Speaker 2: they fall back.
Speaker 5: It's okay, so you put you put your right foot in,
Speaker 5: you take it out, and then what do you do?
Speaker 2: Put it back in and then you shall about that's what.
Speaker 5: It has. A horrible sloop foot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, but they what they say, you shake
Speaker 3: it more than once. You're playing with yourself.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's what they tell you every time you go
Speaker 5: into the bathroom.
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Speaker 4: If you can get this, CBS Sports did the best
Speaker 4: value pick for every team.
Speaker 5: So it's just somebody's opinion, right, it's just one guy's opinion. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it's like draft grad Yeah, exact exactly. It's it's a
Speaker 5: wasted time. But I just wanted to see if you
Speaker 5: nailed it.
Speaker 4: CBA Sports said the Minnesota Vikings the best pick for
Speaker 4: the value was.
Speaker 8: Who probably the linebacker of Cincinnati. I bet it was
Speaker 8: the oh no, no running back out.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Georgia as a wake forest.
Speaker 6: Yeah no, no, Austin son of a Northwestern exactly.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they say Caleb Tiernan in round three.
Speaker 4: Tiernan was at the top of that second tier of
Speaker 4: offensive tackles in the personal or personnel rankings person personal rankings,
Speaker 4: not personnel personal rankings.
Speaker 5: Maybe his personal ranking, yeah, maybe his personal rankings.
Speaker 4: He is smart, technically refined lineman who should bring value
Speaker 4: as a swing tackle early in his career.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 6: I heard the same thing. Right after we drafted them.
Speaker 6: A lot of people were saying, like he's he was
Speaker 6: a second round graded guy that we got for tremendous value.
Speaker 6: Whatever that means'll take it. I mean, I mean they're
Speaker 6: saying Caleb Banks was the second round guy and we
Speaker 6: reached and got him in the first.
Speaker 5: So whatever. I mean.
Speaker 6: You use it to your advantage when it makes sense,
Speaker 6: and you know, you scoff that at when it doesn't.
Speaker 10: Hmmm.
Speaker 4: Stoff is like they just said in this article, you know,
Speaker 4: swing tackle is his projected spot because you have Brian
Speaker 4: O'Neil and Christian Darasaw. But is this is this a
Speaker 4: eventual replacement? Maybe financially if one of the two go.
Speaker 3: South or decides they don't want to play, yeah.
Speaker 4: Right or that do we know which side of the
Speaker 4: line he specifically excels at, because I don't know, you
Speaker 4: guys know, well, I know, I know it.
Speaker 7: Northwestern he played all over, right, he played this off
Speaker 7: the top of my head. But he played eleven games
Speaker 7: in twenty twenty two with five starts at right tackle,
Speaker 7: and then last season he started all thirteen games at
Speaker 7: left tackle, and I'm pretty sure he was a team captain.
Speaker 5: Interesting. Yeah, interesting that he knew that all off the
Speaker 5: top of your ead. Yeah.
Speaker 6: So that being said, you guys, is that he could
Speaker 6: play on both the right or the left, is what?
Speaker 5: Yeah? So your answer is he.
Speaker 6: Could be a swing tackle for either side, and he
Speaker 6: could be it replacement if we deem him to be
Speaker 6: better and cheaper than somebody else. Right, funny how that works.
Speaker 6: Cheaper short arms though, Well that's what they say.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, it means like a tyron source rex.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, like a t rex havebviously had short
Speaker 4: arms compared to its body. But I wonder if a
Speaker 4: t rex had like eight foot arms, but that was
Speaker 4: just small, you know what I'm saying, Like, I'm gonna
Speaker 4: look that up right now.
Speaker 5: If only there was a website. You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 5: How long you get?
Speaker 4: How long are a t rex's arm? Jesus, yeah, arms.
Speaker 5: Weren't they?
Speaker 3: Were?
Speaker 5: They not interesting? Take a shot?
Speaker 4: Best guess a t rex had arms that were approximately
Speaker 4: how long?
Speaker 3: Does this.
Speaker 5: Eight? Six feet? Eight feet six feet?
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm must say price stood three stories tall.
Speaker 5: I don't think they're as big as you think they were.
Speaker 3: In my mind they're three stories tall, which would mean
Speaker 3: that as arms are a sweet sweet.
Speaker 11: Eleven feet, a t rex could be up to forty
Speaker 11: feet tall.
Speaker 5: Jeez, wow, all right, you're right.
Speaker 4: They're arms, though roughly the same length as a human
Speaker 4: arm around three feet.
Speaker 5: Three feet, so somebody double checked the math.
Speaker 4: But AI says that would be a six foot human
Speaker 4: having around five inch arms.
Speaker 5: But it's the character on SNL. But there she comes out, singing,
Speaker 5: Kristen Wegg, Yeah.
Speaker 4: Oh with the messed up hands, those sisters from the fingerrecks.
Speaker 5: I'm Janet, Yeah exactly that bit. Yeah, so three feet approximate? Judy,
Speaker 5: Oh sure, maybe there's a t rex man? Hey, tough luck,
Speaker 5: what's up, Tyron?
Speaker 3: If you did me your favorite shake that thing for me?
Speaker 3: I went to pee and I couldn't shake it because
Speaker 3: I can't read.
Speaker 7: You can't read, good luck, This is Chris, why they're
Speaker 7: so angry?
Speaker 4: So check this out. Though it says according to AI,
Speaker 4: though they were just three feet long, they were not useless.
Speaker 4: Theories on the t rex's arms suggested they were used
Speaker 4: for close quarters slashing right holding prey, or helping the animals.
Speaker 5: Stand up, not slashing slapping. So you had to get
Speaker 5: pretty close.
Speaker 4: But if you got really close, that t rex would
Speaker 4: just slash the hell out of you, Like Jamie Ben.
Speaker 6: Based on where it was on their body. They couldn't
Speaker 6: even pick things up and feed themselves.
Speaker 5: Now you just lean over and eat it with your face.
Speaker 2: Paul to take notes, Why did you just take a
Speaker 2: picture of his I didn't.
Speaker 5: He was pretending to master his arms. Screwed back though,
Speaker 5: three silly animal.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I just wouldn't believe it if we didn't have fossils.
Speaker 6: If you, if you exactly if they theorized that we
Speaker 6: had one of these things back millions of years ago,
Speaker 6: be like, you're just making it up, Like what how
Speaker 6: would evolution create this super predator that had baby arms
Speaker 6: like like they were.
Speaker 3: Almost like like like a common tail like they shouldn't.
Speaker 5: Have it, right.
Speaker 12: But imagine though, if they had massive arms, they would
Speaker 12: be freaks because they could grab anything.
Speaker 5: They could. Yeah, maybe they wouldn't be so mad if
Speaker 5: they had longer arms. Yeah, what else were you going to? Says?
Speaker 5: They could grab things?
Speaker 4: Because it's because they could like grab things, but they
Speaker 4: could like and just yes.
Speaker 5: And what else they could?
Speaker 3: They could make place?
Speaker 5: Yeah, they can scratch it?
Speaker 4: Second, pottery, can you go on Twitter like a like
Speaker 4: a Sam Wheat and the movie Ghost?
Speaker 5: Bend your hands up?
Speaker 6: I have I feel like this is a sauce question.
Speaker 5: I can't wait. I can't wait either, So sorry, pay attention. No,
Speaker 5: he it's a dumb question. No it's not. I think
Speaker 5: it makes sense. Is it for something he would ask?
Speaker 5: Something that he would ask? Okay, go ahead. Are kangaroo's
Speaker 5: descendants of t rexes man? That's not a dumb question.
Speaker 5: I don't think so. Yeah, but they're built the same.
Speaker 10: They just I don't think that's in the scale.
Speaker 6: I would be very But they have little arms. I mean,
Speaker 6: they have probably the same size arms as a t rex.
Speaker 6: Does they stand on their hind legs?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Sure, but they have.
Speaker 6: Little basically ridiculous like little sissy arms.
Speaker 5: You gotta lay off the weird different lineage.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they are more souper or excuse me, there are
Speaker 7: animals that evolve from tweet tweet tree dwelling possum, like
Speaker 7: I can't.
Speaker 5: Wait for you to evolve.
Speaker 7: Well, the t rex is a dinosaur, although they are
Speaker 7: both bipedal with powerful tails. Similar for examples of convergent evolution.
Speaker 5: Bipedal is when Tommy does the peloton.
Speaker 6: Told you a dumb question, but you know they are
Speaker 6: built the same. Yeah, is there another animal out there
Speaker 6: that's built like a t rex?
Speaker 5: A chicken?
Speaker 6: What point to the chicken's arms?
Speaker 5: Don't they have little arms? Isn't that that they evolved
Speaker 5: into wings? Well?
Speaker 7: Non, relax here, please sauces right, Yeah, well yeah, birds
Speaker 7: are yes, I get that, but I'm saying I'm seeing
Speaker 7: as far as like the actual pendages, like the way
Speaker 7: that they look.
Speaker 6: If you put a kangaroo next to a tyroneous rex,
Speaker 6: because I want to hear how Tyrona's rex sounds. They
Speaker 6: sort of look, I mean, take away the fur and all.
Speaker 6: That's if it's a skeleton. If it's a skeleton, you'd
Speaker 6: be like, oh, it kind of looks similar.
Speaker 4: If we go all the way back full circle though,
Speaker 4: think about it now. Caleb Tiernan, who is pegged as
Speaker 4: having small arms, has shorter arms, not seeing the arm,
Speaker 4: has longer arms than a t Rex.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's fine, he's fine.
Speaker 4: If a t Rex was an offensive lineman from for
Speaker 4: the Minnesota Icons, we would crap our pants and.
Speaker 5: Go, how are you going to get past that? You
Speaker 5: can'taking t rex? Hang it go. This guy's got longer exactly.
Speaker 4: This guy's got longer arms for fine, longer arms and
Speaker 4: a t Rex and more versatile because t rexes can
Speaker 4: just pick up things.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this guy, this guy pick up things. This guy
Speaker 5: can do a lot of things.
Speaker 4: He could probably do yard work, he could probably do
Speaker 4: a sudoku.
Speaker 3: Listen, tom Rex, you're playing great, but stop eating people?
Speaker 5: Yeah, please stop? Please?
Speaker 3: Do you in fact have a pouch? Ben Lieber wants to.
Speaker 5: Know, Yeah, pouch. Be cool to have a pouch it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, just put your phone in there and stuff and
Speaker 4: like your spare change and your credit cards and whatnot.
Speaker 5: They're called fanny packs. You can wear it. I'm not
Speaker 5: doing that. I want to.
Speaker 4: I want to pouch, you know, for like a It's
Speaker 4: like a baby be range.
Speaker 3: Got a permanent pouch.
Speaker 5: What a weird What a weird animal? Man? All marsupials
Speaker 5: are weird. They're like little aliens and they kick ass.
Speaker 5: They literally will punch you in the face. Kangaroos are
Speaker 5: ill tempered. They had it coming. They really are well.
Speaker 5: They live in Australia. I mean, yes, everything on Australia
Speaker 5: is you.
Speaker 3: Gotta be right, especially tiny arms, especially drunk ones. Yeah,
Speaker 3: because there's a snake ready to eat you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, man, sauce, you have longer arms in a t rex.
Speaker 7: I don't know, pretty short arms, but it's close.
Speaker 4: The King of all reptiles or whatever, right, like he
Speaker 4: was the original og.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he'd kick your ass, but maybe not in an
Speaker 5: arm wrestling contest. Probably not.
Speaker 7: Maybe don't have any strength. Hey, can we show Ben
Speaker 7: the picture from the lady in Florida and see his reaction?
Speaker 5: Oh, the one that looks like Morris.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna text you right now.
Speaker 5: I'm text you that reaction. All right.
Speaker 3: It's coming at you, Ben all time. I can't wait
Speaker 3: to see if you agree with us, because I know
Speaker 3: you're gonna because it's undeniable. The music off. Okay, waiting
Speaker 3: it's it's on its way right now.
Speaker 5: Waiting wait here we go.
Speaker 3: Tell me it does it?
Speaker 5: You see?
Speaker 3: Tell me it doesn't.
Speaker 4: It's Morris with a wig. Morris is better looking at
Speaker 4: this guy gal or guy.
Speaker 5: But yeah, it doesn't look like a sister.
Speaker 3: Tell me it doesn't.
Speaker 5: It's not a blood related I have the nuts. That's crazy.
Speaker 5: That's crazy. Is starting a wish? I know, put long
Speaker 5: hair on him?
Speaker 3: Why are you putting in beside bed? That ain't fair her?
Speaker 3: I mean, why do you twitter beside beds?
Speaker 5: Michelle Morris brilliant And she did what again? She was
Speaker 5: defecated everywhere.
Speaker 3: Oh, she won't stop. She w't get a problem, loves
Speaker 3: rubbing it all over and she's out of a car.
Speaker 3: And by the way, she didn't do it inside and
Speaker 3: then bring it outside. She did it in her front
Speaker 3: yard and then started rubbing it on things.
Speaker 5: What a Jolla multi? I was saying, My stars definitely
Speaker 5: hit the weights. I got about it. Oh yeah like stars. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Fan five in a second will play the Team Code
Speaker 4: game in about twenty minutes with Ben.
Speaker 5: We'll see. I think Ben's gonna be good at this game.
Speaker 5: It seems like a game Ben would be good at
Speaker 5: more of the power Trip. Morning to you after this
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