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Speaker 8: are twelve and four there at home tonight versus the
Speaker 8: New York Mets, Yoshi Amamoto and Nate McLain.
Speaker 2: Doyers, that's the pitching matchup.
Speaker 3: Doyers.
Speaker 8: You want to make sure that you tip your hat
Speaker 8: south of the border to our friend Justin Turner. Over
Speaker 8: the week, I announced that he is signing a DL
Speaker 8: to play for the Toros de Tijuana of the Mexican
Speaker 8: Baseball League.
Speaker 9: To fans, JT here, I just want to let you
Speaker 9: know that I am fired up to join the team
Speaker 9: and to bring another championship back down to Setro Colorado,
Speaker 9: and also wanted you guys not to worry. The beard
Speaker 9: is definitely on the way back.
Speaker 10: Stoasamo through Campandoo Colorado. You know set Frocopan La Bara
Speaker 10: Rea Nice.
Speaker 8: They're already selling number ten Turner Toto's uniforms as he
Speaker 8: showed on Instagram at the team store in Tijuana. You
Speaker 8: might want to get down there right now. Say hi
Speaker 8: to our friends in Chula Vista. Kates wants to do
Speaker 8: a Petroson money remote and one of the Tijuana Toro's
Speaker 8: home game.
Speaker 3: Maybe we just buy one of the jerseys. Maybe we
Speaker 3: just do that, have it shipped here and not that.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't be opposed to doing a remote.
Speaker 8: Hey me a little sponsorship money, I'll take the borders
Speaker 8: at the pharmacia, y y yeah, yeah, y'all. I don't
Speaker 8: want the jersey. I want the stinking experience. I want
Speaker 8: to see him sacrifice a calf. All right, let's during
Speaker 8: the seventh that he's dressed.
Speaker 3: I want to see some Santa Rio.
Speaker 2: Let's go just leave in America. No, it's Tijuana. It's
Speaker 2: right on the order, dude.
Speaker 8: Clippers Warriors, not tonight, tomorrow, play it tournament, Clippers. I'm
Speaker 8: gonna watch it tonight. They beat them over the weekend
Speaker 8: without Kawhi. I was that Warriors dig. Here's Steph Curry
Speaker 8: on the Warriors mental state going into the game. What
Speaker 8: what's the mentals like?
Speaker 1: Mentally, it's just come with the writer proach right utality.
Speaker 1: You know you're gonna have to.
Speaker 9: Uh as a as a group, we're gonna gonna have
Speaker 9: told stand some runs.
Speaker 2: We know the ups and downs if you're not gonna
Speaker 2: play perfect.
Speaker 9: But can we just play hard for forty eight minutes
Speaker 9: and shoot ourselves in the foot.
Speaker 5: With Turner was like we did in the Sacramento game.
Speaker 9: Or play to their strengths and that's just game plan discipline.
Speaker 3: So we can do those things. Don't give yourself a chance,
Speaker 3: and that's all you want, that's all you want. Give
Speaker 3: yourself a chance. Don't shoot yourself in the foot. Played
Speaker 3: our strengths, not their strengths.
Speaker 8: The Lakers take on the Houston Rockets and the opening
Speaker 8: Round Game one on Saturday.
Speaker 2: Night at Crypto.
Speaker 3: I think the Lakers can win it, most don't, well
Speaker 3: Hartman does. I think the Lakers canna win it. And
Speaker 3: he got the best out of Rodney Pete the other day.
Speaker 2: Here's J. J.
Speaker 8: Reddick on the way the Lakers ended the season not
Speaker 8: being at full strength.
Speaker 2: With their players.
Speaker 5: We have tried for the last six weeks to build
Speaker 5: towards the playoffs, both in our mentality, with our habits,
Speaker 5: all that stuff.
Speaker 2: We knew the reality.
Speaker 5: Whether we got three, four, five, six, whatever it was,
Speaker 5: there's no easy matchup. There's all the all those teams
Speaker 5: you know slotted there, our tough teams. Whether it was
Speaker 5: gonna end up being you know, Denver, Minnesota, Houston. Houston's
Speaker 5: obviously a really really good basketball team. And we're gonna
Speaker 5: we're gonna prepare and we're gonna fight, and we're gonna
Speaker 5: go try to win the series.
Speaker 3: I don't like any of that.
Speaker 5: We're gonna prepare and we're gonna fight, and we're gonna
Speaker 5: go try to win the series.
Speaker 3: And we're.
Speaker 2: That's how I read it.
Speaker 3: Although Luca and Austin Reeves remain out indefinitely, no update
Speaker 3: on their playing status is expected before next week. But
Speaker 3: remember the NBA and their scheduling brilliance, does not have
Speaker 3: this series starting until Saturday.
Speaker 8: That helps certainly. The NBA just completed its best three
Speaker 8: year attendance stretch ever twenty two point one eight million fans,
Speaker 8: and that's even without Magic City Night in Atlanta. That
Speaker 8: was canceled, eighteen hundred and eight per game, ninety seven
Speaker 8: percent arena capacity, eleven teams with sellout seasons.
Speaker 3: I certainly didn't see this coming, be honest with you.
Speaker 2: It was a hell of a top story yesterday.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and I believed every word, and I stand by
Speaker 8: stick by your story.
Speaker 3: I think if you kind of go through it. You
Speaker 3: mentioned a league set of record for most fifty five
Speaker 3: plus point blowouts. You go through the standings and you
Speaker 3: have what have we got here? One two, three, four, five,
Speaker 3: five teams forty games below five hundred. It just seems
Speaker 3: hard to believe that this would be the year that
Speaker 3: they broke all those records with one two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine,
Speaker 3: ten teams with twenty six or less wins.
Speaker 8: But you can always figure numbers and make numbers figure. Yeah,
Speaker 8: and they made a The NBA has some good things
Speaker 8: about it these days and some very undesirable things. Competitive
Speaker 8: City Night competition wise, good thing, and a bad Magic
Speaker 8: City Night was canceled. Man, it was. It was unsavory
Speaker 8: from the beginning, and so was Diana Rossini. Reporter Diana
Speaker 8: Rossini has resigned from the Athletico less than a week
Speaker 8: after the published of her, but I thought there are
Speaker 8: a lot of people on that trip. Well, Matt, you're
Speaker 8: reading way too into this. Okay, her contract's up. Okay,
Speaker 8: Well yeah, but it's not up for like six months?
Speaker 8: Is in like two weeks? There's going to be a
Speaker 8: bunch of trade In her letter posts it online, She writes,
Speaker 8: the media frenzy is hurtling forward without regard for the
Speaker 8: review process the Athletic is trying to complete, rather than
Speaker 8: allowing this to continue.
Speaker 3: How big of you.
Speaker 8: I decided to step aside now because who would want before.
Speaker 2: My current contract inspires June thirty.
Speaker 3: Anyway, I don't want this to play itself out, knowing
Speaker 3: that there is a perfectly logical explanation for those photos. Instead,
Speaker 3: I'm going to step aside months early, accept termination for cause,
Speaker 3: and move on.
Speaker 8: I accept the narrative that has been constructed around this episode,
Speaker 8: but because I refuse to lend it further oxygen or
Speaker 8: let it define me or my career alas the media
Speaker 8: has chosen to pass judgment upon me and the statements
Speaker 8: I made that my employer found to be untrue, and
Speaker 8: my inability to prove with some sort of evidence the
Speaker 8: statements that I made and they got behind. Initially, I'd
Speaker 8: rather be this stupid lady that asked Liam Cohen that question.
Speaker 8: At the end, you keep your head up, coach, right,
Speaker 8: I'd rather be that lady than Ruth.
Speaker 3: Very positive, you know that that lady was working towards
Speaker 3: something positive. Listen, May Diana and Mike find love and
Speaker 3: peace and eternal happiness with each other. Made those have
Speaker 3: been the seeds planted in Sedona.
Speaker 8: Not since Raymond Chandler has a private detective bait sence
Speaker 8: an impact.
Speaker 3: Made those seeds bloom into cherry blossoms of love appreciation.
Speaker 8: Philip Marlow's out there running around Sedona one of those
Speaker 8: old timey cameras.
Speaker 3: Yes, we hear at the New York Times. Further and
Speaker 3: believe our colleague or our employees, Diana than it was
Speaker 3: a group of six. Hello, there was nobody else.
Speaker 2: She's a she's been on, she's going what she's known
Speaker 2: in the town.
Speaker 3: Who you've been talking toppy boy? Who who's online to
Speaker 3: missus McEwan? But hello, that bitch, Matt.
Speaker 2: There's some CBS brew.
Speaker 3: Ha Yeah, taking heat over their coverage of the Masters
Speaker 3: of the Weekend inability to find Rory McElroy's golf ball
Speaker 3: second shot on the eighteenth.
Speaker 2: Too many cameras. That's what happens if you have five cameras.
Speaker 3: Shot tracker cameras. The angle for his final.
Speaker 2: Tapping, I can't fight the button.
Speaker 3: Nobody could see. It was from behind. McElroy nance went
Speaker 3: on with the other pms in a very dulcet tone
Speaker 3: to defend his colleagues at CBS T it's live television.
Speaker 7: We all make mistakes. First off, for the record, the
Speaker 7: putt was that long. If he would have missed it,
Speaker 7: if we would have had the altar story in the
Speaker 7: history of golf.
Speaker 2: But I'm really proud of our crew.
Speaker 7: You're making, as you said, so many decisions, split second decisions.
Speaker 7: The things that were shown produced by our crew, hundreds
Speaker 7: of people involved over the course of four days, some
Speaker 7: thirty hours of television.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 7: I can't speak to the difficulty and some of the
Speaker 7: decision making, some of the other things that people are
Speaker 7: responsible for. I just know that our crew is the
Speaker 7: best in the business.
Speaker 3: Our crew is.
Speaker 7: Nominated at the Best Emmy's next month for Best Technical
Speaker 7: Team Effort. At last year's Masters, the exact same crew
Speaker 7: production team is nominated for best show in Television. I
Speaker 7: just walk away with war memories and a lot of
Speaker 7: pride for what everybody did.
Speaker 3: I get that it was a two foot putt, still
Speaker 3: a one stroke lead. It's still only one stroke going
Speaker 3: do playoff, and because the ball he hit on a
Speaker 3: felt like it could end up in freaking Atlanta would
Speaker 3: have been good to like be holy crap, what the
Speaker 3: hell was that? So even though Jim, I'm sure don't
Speaker 3: know what it's like, I'm so proud of our team
Speaker 3: and I mean, come on that final putt it was
Speaker 3: to win the Masters.
Speaker 2: McAfee said, Hey, I like the way that you answered that.
Speaker 2: Great job, Jim, thank you all right.
Speaker 3: I got a hotel for you in Sidona.
Speaker 2: I got a bridge to say in Brooklyn.
Speaker 3: I got a spot with a shade lounge and Sidona
Speaker 3: you can go to together.
Speaker 2: Long. Well, I'd like to be there with you.
Speaker 8: Matt Kelly. I tried to lock up with you interlock
Speaker 8: the other day. And if that's gonna make you.
Speaker 3: I'm not that kind of guy.
Speaker 8: Well, if you're gonna relax a little more around that,
Speaker 8: Chase Long, I'd like to give it a try.
Speaker 3: I'm only like that when i'm around six other people.
Speaker 2: On the shade Long.
Speaker 8: Well, we'll be back with more Petres and Money on
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Speaker 2: This is Petro Money on Demand.
Speaker 3: A tonight Dodger Baseball against the Mets, Yamamoto on the
Speaker 3: Mount first pitch at seven ten tomorrow on AM eleven fifty,
Speaker 3: our sister station. We'll have Dodgers Mets here, but we
Speaker 3: will have the playing game. Uh been a little bit
Speaker 3: of confusion.
Speaker 8: I have got the night blocked out. No calls. I
Speaker 8: told Rachelle, do not.
Speaker 2: Pick up that phone.
Speaker 8: We are going to watch the Clipper plan Steph Curry
Speaker 8: live out there.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be great.
Speaker 3: Into it Dome credits tomorrow. They're doing the seven eight tonight.
Speaker 8: I have an appointment tomorrow at the Lakinta End.
Speaker 3: You go miss it.
Speaker 8: But right now, Matt, we're gonna take a little u
Speaker 8: turn and do a couple of stories that we have
Speaker 8: been following over the last couple years and weeks. Will
Speaker 8: have a minor sports.
Speaker 6: Stories, sports stories, or great Sports Talk, Prime.
Speaker 3: Court Coach, Prime Coach, Prime oh, looking good out there
Speaker 3: in Colorado. Right now, man looks so good.
Speaker 8: Let's check in with a story from yesteryear, like two
Speaker 8: years ago. We'll check in with Dion Sanders coach Prime
Speaker 8: and his Blendor sunglasses and his diapers and his hot girlfriend.
Speaker 2: Carucci Tran.
Speaker 3: And New York Giant should hire this guy, they should.
Speaker 3: Dallas Cowboys should hire this guy.
Speaker 2: They might.
Speaker 8: Colorado had their spring game over the weekend, Matt, last weekend,
Speaker 8: the Black and Gold spring game that many people get
Speaker 8: involved in in the Boulder area.
Speaker 3: After they did love it a couple of years ago.
Speaker 8: Now well three and nine, Record twenty five, a very
Speaker 8: sad sad one and eight in the Big twelve. One
Speaker 8: thing everybody's talking about after their spring game over the
Speaker 8: weekend was just how extremely small the Buffs looked coming
Speaker 8: out of the tunnel in fulsome field.
Speaker 2: They did not look like. I mean, I remember my
Speaker 2: older brother.
Speaker 3: Did they have a filter on that came?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 8: No, I mean I have some theories, but you know,
Speaker 8: my older brother was a really big, swollen everybody still
Speaker 8: is in his fifties, a really swoll guy and a
Speaker 8: very prototypical quintessential eighties nineties Mike backers, super swollen, and
Speaker 8: I remember John Robinson saying, who was our coach at
Speaker 8: USC for a time, saying, come off the bus and
Speaker 8: skirmish everybody, you know, right like he wanted people this
Speaker 8: guy off the bus right, you know. And we had
Speaker 8: a lot of those guys at us. See whether they
Speaker 8: were good football players or not would often come into question,
Speaker 8: but they always look really scary coming off the bus.
Speaker 8: I mean we would win that battle, and uh, the
Speaker 8: Buffs just didn't look very intimidating. Let's say coming off
Speaker 8: the bus they were let out by their star recruit.
Speaker 8: So they were a pop team. Well they are Pop
Speaker 8: Warner tea very intimidated. I think they'd be the best
Speaker 8: Pop Warner team of all time, certainly. I mean they
Speaker 8: are led by a five star sophomore quarterback Juju Lewis
Speaker 8: out at Georgia, who is only six feet tall listed
Speaker 8: so you know he's probably under six and he's leading
Speaker 8: you out. So now you're starting out, you better have
Speaker 8: some big swool guys behind him. And I got to
Speaker 8: be honest, I couldn't see him. No, no, now they
Speaker 8: look pretty sweat small.
Speaker 3: If that dude's in abs, he's five ten and three quarters.
Speaker 2: All the it's about my strike zone.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, I lie.
Speaker 8: Uh. The social media comments were about how small the
Speaker 8: Buffalos looked and and diminutive. Where you want your team,
Speaker 8: you know, in college football, to kind of look big
Speaker 8: and swollen, especially when you can't actually beat anybody in
Speaker 8: a game. You're playing yourself and there's no games. Well,
Speaker 8: there's no measure, like, all you can really say is, well,
Speaker 8: the team look good. And you can't really say they
Speaker 8: look good because they look so small, and that's not
Speaker 8: a good thing. The Buffalo open at Georgia Tech in Atlanta.
Speaker 3: Oh, they're going to beat the p out of them.
Speaker 8: Well, the Georgia Tech no longer has that quarterback who's
Speaker 8: four hundred years old, Hayes. He's gone, Hayes King or whatever.
Speaker 8: The other king's reign is over. But then again, Atlanta
Speaker 8: is a black city and they love Deon Sanders.
Speaker 3: And they don't love Kevin Stefanski.
Speaker 8: No, no, they may not accept them at all. He's
Speaker 8: the word on the street anyway. Coach Prime is still
Speaker 8: battling health problems. We always wish him the best, and
Speaker 8: general consensus is the team looks small. My theory is
Speaker 8: because they were all wearing those Guardian caps. When your
Speaker 8: head looks so big, your body automatically looks small smaller, right,
Speaker 8: you know You're like, you look kind of Peter dinklojee
Speaker 8: with that on, and it makes you look smaller. I
Speaker 8: just got to be honest, it does. That's Willow. His
Speaker 8: head's not as big. I don't think we have a
Speaker 8: helmet on the roster. It'll fit Willow anyway. If anybody
Speaker 8: cares about spring games anymore, they don't really, But I
Speaker 8: think you were alluding to this, Matt at the onset
Speaker 8: of the story. In twenty twenty three, the attendance at
Speaker 8: Neon Dion spring game was a celebrated do it for
Speaker 8: the culture. Forty seven thousand, two hundred and twenty seven.
Speaker 8: Little Boozy Badass or somebody played right afterward Lil YACHTI
Speaker 8: swung his boots. I love the team came out to
Speaker 8: him swing his boots. And then in twenty twenty four,
Speaker 8: twenty eight four out of twenty four, very respect.
Speaker 3: It's not about what coach Prime can do for CU.
Speaker 3: It's about what CU can do for coach Prime at
Speaker 3: this page.
Speaker 8: That's right last year, twenty thousand. So now there's a
Speaker 8: market decline. Whoa and maybe they say maybe a stat
Speaker 8: padded Lebron James versus the Jazz seventeen thousand this weekend
Speaker 8: with the big Head, Mighty Bite team hit the field,
Speaker 8: oh last weekend. Colorado football will go by the way
Speaker 8: one day soon, if it already hasn't, it will go
Speaker 8: by the way of the Viper Carl Alarm, Oh, which
Speaker 8: is in there at one time, Bondley remembered. At one
Speaker 8: time the Viper Carl Alarm was popular with the masses
Speaker 8: and is fondly remembered to this day, but no longer useful.
Speaker 3: I wonder if they'll take there, it'll.
Speaker 8: Be not going to be useful anymore to the TV
Speaker 8: networks of Coach Prime is just sitting there in a diaper,
Speaker 8: losing by fifty every game.
Speaker 3: Ouch. I wonder if they'll take down Shdor's retire number.
Speaker 2: They can't?
Speaker 3: Why not? Why can't they? They can do it around hell,
Speaker 3: they want it's up there for they can just say
Speaker 3: this is a terrible mistake, I think should do it
Speaker 3: would have to be uh, he's never if they fire
Speaker 3: his dad, he's never coming.
Speaker 8: But he would have to be disgraced in some kind
Speaker 8: of legal way, should there would have to do something
Speaker 8: untoward like Harvey Weinstein, then they could take it.
Speaker 3: Down like otherwise, like tap the wrist.
Speaker 8: Because they could say, you know, he was really part
Speaker 8: of a big turnaround, and he was They almost won
Speaker 8: the Animal Ball, Yeah they almost, and they had a
Speaker 8: Heisman winner.
Speaker 3: That's why Travis Hunter stays right, he stays, that's fine.
Speaker 3: Should door thing comes down, like I.
Speaker 2: Mean, they took OJ's number down because you know.
Speaker 3: What I don't know because why, well.
Speaker 2: He stole that guy's baseball cards in Vegas. Everybody knows
Speaker 2: what he did.
Speaker 3: Can't do that.
Speaker 2: He stole that guy's paraphernalias, right.
Speaker 8: Threatened him. I want my jersey, my cards. Good luck
Speaker 8: to the buff. All right, Matt, this isn't even better.
Speaker 6: Minor sports stories or great sports talk Flint marsh clip.
Speaker 2: No, not even clothes. Live Moss, Oh, Live Moss.
Speaker 8: Taco Bell has got these Live Moss Cafe.
Speaker 3: Let's go party late night, dude. It's like after hours.
Speaker 8: They it forwards a story that we've been on top of.
Speaker 8: What is the Live Moss Cafe. It is a actually
Speaker 8: just like a slurpey station and a specialized beverage forward
Speaker 8: shop inside a shop concept that features twenty five to
Speaker 8: thirty hand crafted drinks, Creamy Chuo Chillers, Dirty Mountain Doub
Speaker 8: Baja blasts alongside and refreshers alongside a standard full taco
Speaker 8: bell menu, which is not necessary for me. I just
Speaker 8: need the bean and cheese, So it's like a taco
Speaker 8: bell with a Tim Kate style Dirty Soda Dirty.
Speaker 2: Soda shop on the inside.
Speaker 8: Now they have six Live Moss Cafes in the OC
Speaker 8: and over thirty now around the United States.
Speaker 2: The new one and.
Speaker 8: They're going to have patches at stickers and pots to
Speaker 8: give away. The new Live Moss Cafe open Saturday, April
Speaker 8: eighteenth in Mission Viejo on the Santa Margarita Parkway, the
Speaker 8: Parkway the Carson Palmer built. They have deals all week
Speaker 8: for teachers and students. This is really a young people thing,
Speaker 8: the Live Matt As Tim Kates tried to alert us
Speaker 8: with the situation in Utah Dirty Soda, the Live Mosses
Speaker 8: have been riding the wave of dirty Soda. The first
Speaker 8: one was in Chula Vista, right there on the border
Speaker 8: between Mexico and the United States. Man a very heavy
Speaker 8: Latino culture down there might not want to criticize them.
Speaker 3: Where are we right now? Like where am i on
Speaker 3: the border of Mexico and the United States.
Speaker 8: Julavis has got those two high schools, East Lake High,
Speaker 8: the Titans where l Titan went and Walls Yeah, and
Speaker 8: uh Cheula Vista High, Home of the Raiders. That's what
Speaker 8: the Live Mos cafe markets to there. Well in PMS,
Speaker 8: does the remote down in Tijuana for Justin Turner's team
Speaker 8: down there? Let's go, we can stop and get some
Speaker 8: the second Live Moss could is it Uci? Well, that'd
Speaker 8: be on our way as well. Yeah, we can just
Speaker 8: miss it up there too. Russ Turner just gonna get
Speaker 8: what is it a truro? Yeah, a churo creamy churo.
Speaker 3: Refresher chiller, Chiro chiller, churro chiller. That's a chro chiller there,
Speaker 3: Uh dirty Mountain do at the other police.
Speaker 8: Now this differs from the Taco Bell Cantina. See that's
Speaker 8: what I wish now now yeah, see you're wrong, Okay, Yes,
Speaker 8: the Taco Bell Cantina.
Speaker 3: That's party time.
Speaker 8: There's one downtown and there's one on your favorite the
Speaker 8: Dirty Boulevard, harl Hollywood Boulevard.
Speaker 3: I want to fly. That is the adult taco bell
Speaker 3: with the bar and Okay, so I had it wrong.
Speaker 8: So this is a this is a dirty soda machine
Speaker 8: inside a taco bell. This is for the Mormons, This
Speaker 8: is for the youth, This is for the people of
Speaker 8: the sun. Now there is a taco bell. There is
Speaker 8: a taco bell cantina on Hollywood Boulevard, and there is
Speaker 8: one downtown. There is no if you want a dirty
Speaker 8: soda in La County. If you want to suro chiller, well,
Speaker 8: first of all, at the cantina they have beer, sang
Speaker 8: grea slushy alcohol drinks called Twist, and freezes totally different.
Speaker 8: They do have unique menu items as well at the canton. Okay,
Speaker 8: it's my apologies. I got it.
Speaker 3: More loungey atmosphere right, and it's open late. People go
Speaker 3: party there. They get sideways city scaped areas. That's where
Speaker 3: your cantina is. Okay.
Speaker 8: There is some news for the young sugar sucking organ
Speaker 8: blowers and Tim Kate's gall bladderless people in the dirty
Speaker 8: soda world. Dirty soda alert in Mission Viejo. Now, as
Speaker 8: far as the dirty soda goes, there is a live
Speaker 8: moss cafe around here in.
Speaker 3: Lachan Yata that got that got a who out of
Speaker 3: Tim Kates.
Speaker 2: There is one in Lancaster.
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna be going there anytime soon.
Speaker 8: There is a locator where you put your your zip
Speaker 8: code on the Taco Bell website and it'll tell you
Speaker 8: how close you are to the closest live Moss. The
Speaker 8: closest live moss cafe to me is Brea, a place
Speaker 8: where the Petrosen money shows no stranger.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that's quite far from you. If that's your
Speaker 3: closest live moss.
Speaker 2: It's about an hour away, fifty minutes.
Speaker 3: I don't think you're going to be living much moss. No,
Speaker 3: you're going to be living Manos is what you're gonna
Speaker 3: be doing.
Speaker 2: With Mossy Meadows.
Speaker 8: Dirty Soda is here to stay man And I'm sure
Speaker 8: they're going to open one close to me, maybe at
Speaker 8: the Taco Bell right by the High School. Do you
Speaker 8: guys want to churo Chiller? Do I the og Taco
Speaker 8: Bell ride by South High and torrents on pch and
Speaker 8: Cali Mayor they're destined for a live moss Anyway, there
Speaker 8: you go. This cantina is for the adults. Everybody thinks
Speaker 8: they haven't figured out to you tell them about the
Speaker 8: Dirty Soda Machine. Live Moss is for the youth and.
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Speaker 8: tomorrow at three oh klaw. We hope that you enjoy
Speaker 8: the Dodger game tonight. There is no sweatshirt to scam
Speaker 8: people with or bobblehead to confound the public, but Yoshi
Speaker 8: Yamamoto is pitching to the night, which is a party
Speaker 8: in and of itself in many communities, including just the
Speaker 8: Dodger and Baseball community. However, there it's not going to
Speaker 8: be as bad as the Yoshi bobblehead night. We can
Speaker 8: all agree on that certainly.
Speaker 3: And I uh and again, Dodger Steam's a very popular
Speaker 3: place so to find yourself frustrated incorporated, and it's hard
Speaker 3: to move around the concourses as it was yesterday. A
Speaker 3: lot of people put it's gonna happen when you sign
Speaker 3: up to go somewhere where there's fifty four thousand people.
Speaker 2: I mean you should try to run anybody over.
Speaker 3: No, I just people bitching and moaning about God. So
Speaker 3: many people in the line.
Speaker 2: You know, look, John Cobelt, those guys left really early.
Speaker 2: It's fifteen.
Speaker 8: And the Duke who helped us out with some taping,
Speaker 8: Yester Duke. Those guys got to the game. And you
Speaker 8: know what. That cupboard was Bear. Yes, And that's one
Speaker 8: of the most impactful radio hosts in the history of
Speaker 8: the city of Los Angeles, John Coblt and his cupboard
Speaker 8: was bear.
Speaker 3: History of the world anywhere.
Speaker 8: Cupboard was Bear filled with cobwebs and dust like Mother Hubbard.
Speaker 3: So many people here.
Speaker 8: He should have a sweatshirt. Wednesday is playing on AM
Speaker 8: eleven fifty. Don't tell Freddy thought it was tonight. I'm
Speaker 8: gonna sit down and I'm gonna pop on Ali Pop
Speaker 8: and I'm gonna watch the big play in that gay
Speaker 8: on this tomorrow.
Speaker 3: M Oh, how do they have a show tonight?
Speaker 2: Dodgers mets Yamamoto.
Speaker 3: On the mouth, Tuca. I can't get over it. It
Speaker 3: pains me so much, a lot of things that paid
Speaker 3: us to hear, Tuka.
Speaker 2: Hey, we're just passing the time here.
Speaker 8: We can't we can't solve societal ills, although.
Speaker 2: We can turn our eye to history.
Speaker 8: The dead and the life Guy Birthday of the Day,
Speaker 8: Matt you got the dead guy today.
Speaker 3: I do happy it would have been one hundred ninth
Speaker 3: to Marvin Miller, one of the most important figures in
Speaker 3: professional sports history. Baseball. We don't do a lot of athletes.
Speaker 3: Miller was not an athlete. He never played.
Speaker 4: He was born in the Big Tip, but big the
Speaker 4: Big Tap.
Speaker 3: Grew up around the ideas that would shape his view
Speaker 3: on business, about fairness, about workers' rights. His father was
Speaker 3: a union man, just like of the mines, just like that. Obviously,
Speaker 3: that had a huge influence on Miller. Grew up going
Speaker 3: to Brooklyn Dodger games, went to NYU econ degree, worked
Speaker 3: for the United Auto Workers, the International Associations of Machinists,
Speaker 3: the United steel Workers, the biggest unions in all of America.
Speaker 2: I don't like it with that.
Speaker 8: Henry Ford turned a machine gun on those protesters there.
Speaker 8: I didn't know when he turned that toley gun.
Speaker 3: It's a different time, is that Vega kid?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 3: He was.
Speaker 2: We all know it was a different time though, as
Speaker 2: we would know about it.
Speaker 4: We didn't know what to do with unions back then.
Speaker 4: Nobody did.
Speaker 2: They just spraying real quick. They give them a little spray,
Speaker 2: a little fire.
Speaker 3: A couple warning shots over there. He was the principal
Speaker 3: economic advisor and the lead negotiator for the United steel Workers,
Speaker 3: and so, in a bit of a curious move at
Speaker 3: the time, but it would change sports forever, the MLBPA
Speaker 3: went and hired him in nineteen sixty six. Marvin Miller said,
Speaker 3: we think we're getting the short shrift.
Speaker 2: Help us out.
Speaker 3: Major League Baseball Players Association at that time had very
Speaker 3: little to do. Baseball players had zero control over their careers.
Speaker 3: There was something called the reserve clause that meant even
Speaker 3: when your contract ended as a player, team still had
Speaker 3: your rights unequivocally could keep you for kind of whatever
Speaker 3: they wanted. The only thing you could do was say
Speaker 3: I'm not going to play.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 3: Otherwise you took what they were offering and played baseball.
Speaker 3: When Miller stepped in, he took on the reserve clause
Speaker 3: as his priority number one. But instead of a bowl
Speaker 3: in a China shop method, it was a slow roll,
Speaker 3: a slow death for the owners. He took his time years,
Speaker 3: laid the foundation with the players, pointing out not easy
Speaker 3: to make league altering changes. For unions to work, he
Speaker 3: got to stick together. Players weren't into that. They were
Speaker 3: still making pretty good money and playing a kid's game.
Speaker 3: Some were anti union, they didn't trust him. Instead of
Speaker 3: pushing back, he just stayed. Calm was always viewed as
Speaker 3: incredibly smart, so when he felt like he had their
Speaker 3: complete and total trust, he took it on. He negotiated
Speaker 3: the mlbpa's first collective bargaining agreement in sixty eight. It
Speaker 3: won the players a forty three percent increase in their
Speaker 3: minimum salaries, and it introduced arbitration for player grievances before
Speaker 3: the commissioner three years.
Speaker 2: Get wanted to punch everybody in the face.
Speaker 3: He was the man that introduced the independent arbitration panel,
Speaker 3: and then he got his big break when Kurt Flood said,
Speaker 3: let's do this a perennial All Star for the Saint
Speaker 3: Louis Cardinals. Flood argued with Cardinals owner August Bush and
Speaker 3: gmbing Divine that he deserved way more than the ten
Speaker 3: thousand dollars rais.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you, bait, you cheat me.
Speaker 3: So Divine sent Flood a person and YouTube Bush two
Speaker 3: sentenced letter that said we've traded you to the Phillies loser.
Speaker 3: Flood being black and the at the time Phillies fans,
Speaker 3: known to be the most incredibly racist in all of baseball,
Speaker 3: did not want to go. He wrote a letter to.
Speaker 2: Don't paint with the wide brush mass.
Speaker 3: Sorry, Tony, it was a different time.
Speaker 2: That's a real cure, all it is.
Speaker 3: He sent a letter to Commissioner Bowie Coon saying he
Speaker 3: did not view himself as property and said to notify
Speaker 3: all teams in Major League Baseball he was willing to
Speaker 3: consider financial offers to play for each and any of
Speaker 3: them for the nineteen seventy season. He ignored the reserve clause.
Speaker 3: He leaned on Miller and said, is this gonna work?
Speaker 3: Miller said, quote, given the court's history of bias toward
Speaker 3: the owners and their monopoly, you don't have a chance
Speaker 3: in hell of winning, and even if you do, not,
Speaker 3: only will you get nothing out of it, you'll likely
Speaker 3: never play baseball again. Flood then asked Miller if he
Speaker 3: thought it would benefit the rest of baseball and players
Speaker 3: that came after him. Miller said, I told him yes.
Speaker 3: So Flood moved forward with the suit, went to the
Speaker 3: Supreme Court in seventy two, and indeed he lost. He
Speaker 3: would only play twelve more games, but Miller was able
Speaker 3: to use what happened there when Catfish Hunter had a
Speaker 3: tussle with the A's in their front office and made
Speaker 3: him a free agent deal with the Yankees, and that
Speaker 3: then opened free agency as we now kind of sorta
Speaker 3: know what. Of course, team owners hated him, some fans
Speaker 3: hated him. Three player strikes, and you can argue here
Speaker 3: in La P we were just talking about it. Nineteen
Speaker 3: eighty one Dodgers don't win the World Series because of
Speaker 3: the strike that Miller led. That led back to being
Speaker 3: that unique season.
Speaker 8: Hi, listen to Dodger talk the other night. Tim kats
Speaker 8: is very, very impassioned plea, what are you doing, baseball?
Speaker 3: What are we doing?
Speaker 8: Look what's happening? You're doing so well, and you're gonna
Speaker 8: screw it all up. You're gonna blow it up.
Speaker 3: You're gonna ruin it all you blow it up. He
Speaker 3: stepped down in eighty two. He passed away at ninety
Speaker 3: five and twenty twelve, and it took until twenty twenty
Speaker 3: posthumously to induct him into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Speaker 8: Marvin Miller, we love Japanese people, Yes we do. We
Speaker 8: love Japanese people. How about you? In the spirit of
Speaker 8: Yoshiya Moto pitching a Night and the Great Show Hailtonic
Speaker 8: and not as much so Roki Susaki kind of like
Speaker 8: a Ringo level with the Beatles.
Speaker 2: It is time for Japanese NEWSI Babe, no you nowa
Speaker 2: I M this.
Speaker 3: Japanese the news monkey, every day banana monkey, never news.
Speaker 8: That is a Japanese Shizuka Kudo from Tokyo.
Speaker 3: Ringos got to catch strays like that.
Speaker 8: Because he's less impactful, just like Sasaki.
Speaker 3: Sasaki level strays for Ringo star.
Speaker 4: On my birthday, it's rich, It's stake on birthday.
Speaker 8: Shizuka Kudo from Tokyo started in a pop unit at
Speaker 8: seventeen called seventeen Club and that had some success. But
Speaker 8: she can't be seventeen forever. But her next group was
Speaker 8: a huge girl group and she's the most successful one
Speaker 8: out of it. It was a big eighties group like
Speaker 8: the Japanese Manudo Oh, a girl idol group called ony
Speaker 8: Yanko Club all eighties the own Yanko Club meant kiddie club,
Speaker 8: and she was one of the best known stars from
Speaker 8: that club. Huge Japanese eighties culture machine, much like Manudo
Speaker 8: and our old friend Victor Brick would say more than Menudo,
Speaker 8: says Torres two for four, that's more than Menudo, y'all.
Speaker 4: Why didn't you open the door?
Speaker 3: U F n F.
Speaker 2: Vic ones custom me out in the Hooters? What really
Speaker 2: did he apologize? No nobody? He settled down, Well, at
Speaker 2: least he's settled down a couple hours. Beat you with
Speaker 2: his naughty bamboo the F word.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, times he called me some very ugly things.
Speaker 2: Why didn't you enter the door? You wi?
Speaker 8: Anyway, this chick is a pretty big famous star, Shizuka Kudo.
Speaker 8: She has dozens of albums, married a guy from the
Speaker 8: boy band SMAP, and they have two kids, and both
Speaker 8: their kids are like models and singers and stuff. So
Speaker 8: there's a really famous lady in Japan for your Japanese news.
Speaker 2: And we do have some titles ready to go.
Speaker 3: Don't you think I don't remember what happened last?
Speaker 2: Are we ready? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Don't think I don't remember what happened.
Speaker 2: You know what happened, Matt, You know what happened the
Speaker 2: last time we played.
Speaker 3: Perfect game? Wait for the cycle?
Speaker 8: You know, I mean it's a professional league. You know
Speaker 8: you're only as good as your last title.
Speaker 2: To say, I'm not. Hey, come on, it doesn't work.
Speaker 2: I'm not an abandoned cat, damn it.
Speaker 8: You know, in a baseball game, it wouldn't be cool
Speaker 8: if the umpire be grudgingly struck a guy out.
Speaker 2: It's like, well, I threw a stroke. You're not supposed to.
Speaker 3: I'm not an abandoned cat lying after one sip of wine.
Speaker 2: Handle me like an angel?
Speaker 3: How do you handle an angel?
Speaker 2: How do you talk to an angel? You talk to
Speaker 2: the an angel, bear clawd lion.
Speaker 3: Shot coming, popped it up. You read that.
Speaker 8: Up and forbidden telepathy? What if I said telepathy? Silence
Speaker 8: is sexy.
Speaker 3: I think we'd all agree. You know, if you didn't
Speaker 3: talk so much, it'd be a lot more into this.
Speaker 2: Once. You could also say you never say anything. You
Speaker 2: just lay there.
Speaker 8: You're never happy.
Speaker 3: You know you didn't talk so much.
Speaker 8: When you talk, I'm annoyed. When I talk dirty, you
Speaker 8: get you're annoyed. But I don't say anything. You call
Speaker 8: me a starfish.
Speaker 3: I know those things you said about my hip action
Speaker 3: were lies.
Speaker 2: I love your I love your hip action. That's not true.
Speaker 3: As stiff as a board.
Speaker 2: What should I say to him? Tell him you love
Speaker 2: his hip action? All right? We'll be back.
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