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Speaker 3: It's a National Blueberry Pie Day. I love pie. Anytime
Speaker 3: we can celebrate pie, I like to take an opportunity
Speaker 3: to celebrate pie, so we're going to do it here
Speaker 3: in the final hour. Fun fact. Did you know there
Speaker 3: are only six official state pies Vermont kicked it off
Speaker 3: in nineteen ninety nine with the apple Pie. Two thousand
Speaker 3: and six, Florida key Lin nine, Delaware peach f you,
Speaker 3: Georgia eleven, Maine got blueberry, thirteen, Texas pecan or Peacan,
Speaker 3: however you prefer to pronounce pecan pie. And in twenty sixteen,
Speaker 3: the latest installment was done by Illinois as they snatched
Speaker 3: up pumpkin. So here's here's why I bring it up
Speaker 3: P one because I like pie.
Speaker 2: Two.
Speaker 3: We have been recognized officially by the cities of Cerritos
Speaker 3: and Irvine. We have shared our radio time with countless
Speaker 3: city council people, mayors, oc supervisors. You hobknob with the
Speaker 3: mayor and spoke to the City of Long Beach dignitaries
Speaker 3: that the port the port I was hand delivered an
Speaker 3: award by an at the time state Senator Janet and Wyn.
Speaker 3: We got connections, we know people, we got pulling this.
Speaker 3: You were the surfer of the month, Matts, exactly right.
Speaker 3: I mean you didn't want to say that. I didn't.
Speaker 2: I mean you were the surfer of the month.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I did. I do have a declaration a surfer
Speaker 3: of distinction.
Speaker 2: Put it on the wall. Yeah, pose by it. Okay,
Speaker 2: I'll leave my football stuff at home.
Speaker 3: Let's make this happen. Let's I mean this, Let's really
Speaker 3: do this, Kates, Let's make the push. I looked up
Speaker 3: our legislators. All right, let's make boison Berry the official
Speaker 3: state pie of California. It's our berry. The impact of
Speaker 3: knots Berry Farm on our community. Tony Strickland is the
Speaker 3: thirty six Senatorial District State Senator. Assembly Woman Sharon cork
Speaker 3: Silva is the assembly person.
Speaker 2: Of support from the Boyson family, the not family, and
Speaker 2: probably the people that went.
Speaker 3: Apart, right, Like, this is easy for us. This is
Speaker 3: a cause that we should get behind. There is one
Speaker 3: of the reasons. Poisonberry pie the pie of the California, California,
Speaker 3: the California state pie pie. Right. Not every state has
Speaker 3: a state pie, but enough.
Speaker 2: Have the Arizona State pie. Because Revenge of the Nurse
Speaker 2: was shot at Arizona State is just that naked chick.
Speaker 2: That's my pie.
Speaker 3: Right, Let's make this happen.
Speaker 2: I mean it feels like a good idea, but I
Speaker 2: don't really see where it gets us anywhere.
Speaker 3: Like we're responsible for a state pod.
Speaker 2: I mean, where does the Surfer of the month really
Speaker 2: get you at the end of the day.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying. Let's let's lean on it.
Speaker 2: Man. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Man, you got connections at the Long Beach Port and
Speaker 3: you have a relationship with the mayor of Long Beach.
Speaker 2: They got nothing. Come on, Long Beach has nothing to
Speaker 2: do with Buena Park. No, but I'm running for reelection.
Speaker 2: What is your platform? I'm the one. They've got them.
Speaker 3: They got the Boys, and you know, Walter Not was.
Speaker 2: Kind of a I mean, not not nefarious, but he
Speaker 2: was undercover. I mean the boys and farm had fallen
Speaker 2: into disrepair, and Walter Not crept onto the farm and
Speaker 2: and got some clippings and ate his own boys. And
Speaker 2: Mary's so kind of an interesting situation made it relevant.
Speaker 3: He did, you know we got the bear on the flag,
Speaker 3: the California poppies, the state flower. Let's go with a
Speaker 3: state pie, boys and Mary uniquely Californian.
Speaker 2: I know the two state songs for Colorado.
Speaker 3: That's what I read.
Speaker 2: It's time for quick hits. Everybody somedms quick hits. I'll
Speaker 2: make it quick, y'all. Oh yeah, Kate's left. He's going
Speaker 2: to go visit the Burbank assembly. There we go. You
Speaker 2: sent him, make it happen. Kate's Dodgers are twenty and nine.
Speaker 2: They're at home tonight, first pitch at sevent ten. O
Speaker 2: Taani on the mound, not hitting tonight, nut hitting second
Speaker 2: time this season. He will not not do both. Hey,
Speaker 2: how about those Phillies nine and nineteen, off to their
Speaker 2: worst start of the season in over two decades. They
Speaker 2: fired Rob Thompson today and he was replaced by our
Speaker 2: old friend Don Mattingley, who will serve as interim manager
Speaker 2: for the rest of the season. Mattingly's son, Preston is
Speaker 2: the Phillies. GM. You thought that lebron Ronnie Ali hoop
Speaker 2: was something. How about this, it's reverse nepotism. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: bring in my home man. Well, he did try to
Speaker 2: hire Alex Cora, and Alex Cora said no, and then
Speaker 2: he said Dad, Alex said no, it's.
Speaker 3: All right, son, I guess I'll do it fine, but
Speaker 3: you're gonna have to pay me full salary. Now, this
Speaker 3: is in some BS bench coach interim number.
Speaker 2: Full vote, Matt. The Lakers don't play again until tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that certainly benefited them.
Speaker 2: Austin. Yeah, I wonder who made that schedule.
Speaker 3: They got three days off in between and guess what
Speaker 3: up three to one. That has given them enough time
Speaker 3: to get Austin reeveese right. He is going to play.
Speaker 3: Been out just about a month with that great two
Speaker 3: oblique strain. Luca's still not ready, but they now have
Speaker 3: the Oklahoma City Thunder who swept the Phoenix Suns waiting
Speaker 3: for them. They'd probably like to get this done sooner
Speaker 3: than later, or maybe not. Maybe maybe drag it out
Speaker 3: to a game six and see whether or not, or
Speaker 3: a game seven. Probably not.
Speaker 2: Oh, drag it all the way out. See what now,
Speaker 2: you guys are fine, you're in control in.
Speaker 3: Order to get Luca beck Yes, Tim, do you really
Speaker 3: want to drag it out when you only have one
Speaker 3: day between the next game six?
Speaker 2: And drag it out? Drag it out? Noah, you're right
Speaker 2: enough time. Oh no, drag it out, drag it.
Speaker 3: Out, finish him off. Austin Reeves is back, and man,
Speaker 3: they're going to take down the Thunder. Just you watch.
Speaker 2: I believe i'd be forced to.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: Former NBA player and assistant coach Damon Jones became the
Speaker 2: first person to plead and friend of lebron a full fol.
Speaker 3: Oh in a high fashion NBA or.
Speaker 2: Tuesday, in a gambling sweep that led to the arrest
Speaker 2: of more than thirty people, including reputed mobsters and other
Speaker 2: basketball figures. He entered a guilty plea to a single
Speaker 2: kind of conspiracy commit wire fraud. Reading a prepared statement
Speaker 2: to the court, Damon Jones acknowledged that he conspired with
Speaker 2: others to the fraud sports betting companies by using insider
Speaker 2: information that I obtained as a result of my relationships
Speaker 2: as a former player. For sure. How far would you
Speaker 2: have to go to trace it to? Not very far?
Speaker 2: But is anybody going no? We damn it?
Speaker 3: Take the fall. I'm worth a billion dollars.
Speaker 2: Okay, got it? You got it? Boss?
Speaker 3: You and them reputed mobsters? We do? Are they mobsters?
Speaker 3: Not only are they mobsters, they are reputed mobsters.
Speaker 2: Yes, and some of them might even be Russian. Boston
Speaker 2: Magazine Today came out with the top one hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty most influential people in Boston, Okay, and number one
Speaker 2: on their list was Drake May. Boston Magazine is gay
Speaker 2: for men.
Speaker 3: It makes sense. I mean Drake Mays quarterback and went
Speaker 3: to the Super Bowl good looking young man.
Speaker 2: And the old salami smuggler Mike Rabel, whoa no mentioning
Speaker 2: the magazine of Rabel serving up that puzzo in Sedona, Arizona,
Speaker 2: in one of those.
Speaker 3: Vor Texas, in a Vegas casino and a Tribeca bar.
Speaker 3: Did you see the did you see the thing from
Speaker 3: Robert Griffin the third today? Oh, this ain't gonna get
Speaker 3: no attention.
Speaker 2: Uh, it's getting a lot of attention. Sure, if you've
Speaker 2: been been watching here, you're worried about Megan v Stallion?
Speaker 2: About why ain't y'all worried about this?
Speaker 3: If this seems that, are.
Speaker 2: You saying that we're reverse racist?
Speaker 3: Cosiderably more attention than the Megan the Stallion or this
Speaker 3: little cheating. It seems like this one. I don't know
Speaker 3: if you saw the the pictures of him just shopping
Speaker 3: for a baby blue sweatsuit in Salt Lake City Airport
Speaker 3: so they could further the story.
Speaker 2: Apology gift coming up at seven, Game five at Edmonton,
Speaker 2: the Ducks and the Arlers. Ducks are up three to
Speaker 2: one with a chance to close out the series tonight,
Speaker 2: but it's not gonna be easy with all those Canadians
Speaker 2: all those Canucks. They might not like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think uh Connor McDavid beat up might not go.
Speaker 3: Don't know if that's been made game time, game time decision,
Speaker 3: but boy oh boy, I can only hope that our
Speaker 3: new boss has the same vision as our old boss
Speaker 3: and we get sent down to an empty lot.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, it makes sense. Once they make a run
Speaker 2: to get down there, we might have to be edging
Speaker 2: out the fan or the beast or something for that exactly.
Speaker 3: The fan might get down beat us to it. We
Speaker 3: don't want to give them any in.
Speaker 2: Elijah Renas is standing s. See that's good for our guy,
Speaker 2: the Musclow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he did the whole put my name in. Ask
Speaker 3: some folks. See what they say, and they said go back.
Speaker 3: So you got the nil era helping that cause where
Speaker 3: you make a bunch of money. Only seventy one players
Speaker 3: enter the twenty twenty six NBA Draft for the NBA.
Speaker 3: That is down from one hundred and six last year,
Speaker 3: and in twenty twenty one it was three hundred and
Speaker 3: sixty three. It is the lowest early entrant total since
Speaker 3: two thousand and three. College basketball stars are staying in school,
Speaker 3: and I mean we just saw it last week with
Speaker 3: the NFL. I mean, why are these players all over
Speaker 3: the place because small school guys are now going to
Speaker 3: power four schools, so there's a much better evaluation and
Speaker 3: you're not reaching for those dudes in certain rounds.
Speaker 2: And hey guys, hey guys, I think we screwed up
Speaker 2: this Simpson thing. We got to push somebody out there
Speaker 2: to talk them up.
Speaker 3: Elijah Ran now college basketball, the NBA draft, I should
Speaker 3: say the latest to you'd probably say benefit you end
Speaker 3: up getting more information and more of an evaluation on
Speaker 3: these guys.
Speaker 2: Well, they've let them, they've let them declare and then
Speaker 2: go back for a while. But absolutely right now there's
Speaker 2: really something to go back to above the table.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 2: The IFAB International Football Association Board today announced that the
Speaker 2: upcoming World Cup players who cover their mouths when confronting
Speaker 2: an opponent will be sent off the field with a
Speaker 2: red card at the discretion of a competition organizer. Any
Speaker 2: player covering their mouth in a confrontational situation when an
Speaker 2: opponent may be sanctioned with a red card. So you
Speaker 2: can't cover your mouth, yeah, I guess, I guess you
Speaker 2: just have to say it with your face, stand up
Speaker 2: and say it with your chest.
Speaker 3: Let's just get back to biting your hand as an
Speaker 3: insult or skin in your chin.
Speaker 2: Let's get back to that bite my thumb at you,
Speaker 2: that kind of thing exactly. Well, good luck to all
Speaker 2: the competitors involved with international soccer, and we'll be back
Speaker 2: with more Petroussed buddy, the top story of the day.
Speaker 2: Matt wants to talk more football, and that's what we're
Speaker 2: gonna do. This is petros and Money to man demand.
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Speaker 2: It doesn't matter, man, it's all bs. All that matters
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Speaker 2: hard enough just to be yourself. Kill the beast, cools
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Speaker 3: The you know, not to not to pat ourselves on
Speaker 3: the back, but to pat ourselves on the back. Uh.
Speaker 3: We were all over this on Friday, and these guys
Speaker 3: they just can't they can't keep it simple. Man, So
Speaker 3: many folks were doing the man. Sean McVay has pissed.
Speaker 3: They took a QB. He's so pissed.
Speaker 2: Look at him.
Speaker 3: He wants to win a Super Bowl and he's gonna retire.
Speaker 3: And Less really fed him on this one. And because
Speaker 3: we're here in La, because we've lived through it since they.
Speaker 2: Returned, even Hanstein said he fell for it. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, sometimes you're so inside the circle you
Speaker 3: can't see. You can't see, you can't see the forest
Speaker 3: with the trees coaching so mad. We have seen how
Speaker 3: the rams have operated on a day to day basis
Speaker 3: under the guide of Kevin dem Off, and it's just
Speaker 3: trying so hard to do things that don't need to
Speaker 3: be that hard. There is so much cringe attached to it,
Speaker 3: so much unneeded effort put into things that don't need anything.
Speaker 3: It's just it's simple.
Speaker 2: It's not hard.
Speaker 3: It's a draft pick. It's not a big deal. And look,
Speaker 3: I get it. They're good. The Rams are really freaking good.
Speaker 3: They have won a Super Bowl. They are Super Bowl
Speaker 3: favorites going into seasons nearly every single year. They made
Speaker 3: the NFC Championship Game last year, had a chance to
Speaker 3: win that game in the final five minutes. You got
Speaker 3: You know, they're good. They're really good on the football field,
Speaker 3: which is why it's so crazy that they just can't
Speaker 3: rest on that. Like we go back a decade to
Speaker 3: we did I think we did two days on the
Speaker 3: uniform redesign. They got MS and all the sports.
Speaker 2: When you dress them up in like a white dingy
Speaker 2: Beastie Boys intergalactic planetary jumpsuit and stuck with that uniform
Speaker 2: for however long, I mean, that's unfortunate.
Speaker 3: I mean the original RAM uniforms helmet typically sided at
Speaker 3: worst at worst as top five in the league. Ever since,
Speaker 3: the Colorado State gets no run for their Ram. They're
Speaker 3: great colors, and that's the thing.
Speaker 2: Pe On White you know from back on the La
Speaker 2: Rams day the Blue Price, we.
Speaker 3: Were great, and then they go and then they went
Speaker 3: to what blue and gold. You know what the Rams
Speaker 3: call it now, roy Allen Soul, Royal and Soul Soul.
Speaker 3: Yes for the sun because of the Mexicans. Uh, they launched,
Speaker 3: as you mentioned, bone not white. We're gonna call it
Speaker 3: bone because we're bad to the bone. And then everyone
Speaker 3: pointed out it looked like dirty laundry.
Speaker 2: It wasn't white. No, it was white after many washes
Speaker 2: with everybody else's clothes of the family.
Speaker 3: They ran a gradient on their numbers because they said
Speaker 3: it mimicked the iconic California on set, and then in
Speaker 3: the video they shared how they used a Fibonacci sequence
Speaker 3: to come up with it.
Speaker 2: I remember this, Yeah, he talked a lot about this. Yes,
Speaker 2: and they ditched the patch. And then you don't need
Speaker 2: to try that hard to sell it. No, Well, you
Speaker 2: ain't gonna lie to kick it, as they say.
Speaker 3: Just do what they did in nineteen eighty six and
Speaker 3: you'll have one of the three best uniforms in football.
Speaker 3: It was so easy. And then they could not help
Speaker 3: themselves with the Hollywood thing. Last year's schedule a release
Speaker 3: featuring social media superstar Brenda song. It was so awkward
Speaker 3: and fell so flat. No different than the rebel Wilson
Speaker 3: Rams house.
Speaker 2: Hey, I'll sit here and listen to you criticize a
Speaker 2: lot of people, but that deflated lesbian Australian comedian. When
Speaker 2: I see her awkward smile, I think of one thing,
Speaker 2: the Rams professional football and excellence and the glitz and
Speaker 2: glamour of Hollywood I don't remember, and them coming together.
Speaker 2: I don't remember if you were calling that game.
Speaker 3: I like him with Keenan Thompson and the Jonas Brother
Speaker 3: with Jordan Peel and I did one with keen right.
Speaker 3: It was Keenan Thompson and the Jonas Brother.
Speaker 2: And they came out and did like a kicking skit
Speaker 2: that would that fell very flat. It's terrible between quarters.
Speaker 3: Just bring out the USC band and let him play.
Speaker 3: How about just five minutes? Don't do anything? Yeah, don't
Speaker 3: do that. Like Less Snead, he's not a good he's
Speaker 3: a great GM. He drafts his ass off. He's been
Speaker 3: great in free agency. Yes there's misses, but that's every
Speaker 3: team you're going to miss. But he's drafted Jared Verse
Speaker 3: and Braden Fisk and Kobe Turner and Byron Young and
Speaker 3: Oby Lah and Puka and Kyron Williams. In the fifth
Speaker 3: they draft really really well, they trade really well. Matt
Speaker 3: Stafford for two ones and Jared Goff home run. He's
Speaker 3: the MVP of the league. They won a Super Bowl.
Speaker 3: You don't need to make a T shirt and wear
Speaker 3: it and continue to push It's like FM picks man,
Speaker 3: it wasn't that clever. It didn't stick. Nobody bought the
Speaker 3: T shirt. Just push it aside. And the sound you
Speaker 3: played of him the other day, that's not less sneed.
Speaker 3: He is not the ecosystem, equity and efficacy guy.
Speaker 2: Just say it.
Speaker 3: Don't say ecosystems, say our team.
Speaker 2: Everybody knows about the three e's of organization, Matt, echopacy,
Speaker 2: ecosystem and efficacy.
Speaker 3: And he's performing at a high level. How about you
Speaker 3: say that less equity, he's earning playing time. Is that
Speaker 3: that hard? Just say those three things our team instead
Speaker 3: of ecosystems Matt.
Speaker 2: You know, football people like to use fancy words.
Speaker 3: And now this is the latest and we had it.
Speaker 3: These guys are just playing some stupid game that doesn't
Speaker 3: need to be played. Less drafted ty Simpson because Sean
Speaker 3: mc liked him and Less liked him, and it worked
Speaker 3: out because Less likes his dad and knows his dad.
Speaker 3: And McVeigh was fine with Ty Simpson because he fits
Speaker 3: into the box that Kyle Shanahan likes. With the mac
Speaker 3: Jones and the brock parties, they reached for it. They
Speaker 3: kind of blew it a little bit because there was
Speaker 3: a ton of pushback. They weren't being celebrated like the
Speaker 3: Packers are for taking Aaron Rodgers when they got Brett
Speaker 3: Farv or Jordan Love when they got Aaron Rodgers and
Speaker 3: how all that goes. Now you got Ty Simpson sharing,
Speaker 3: What a charade all of it was. What a hot
Speaker 3: load of hot, steaming crap Poudy McVeigh was and his
Speaker 3: little presser performance here he is on ESPN's Ian and
Speaker 3: Amber spilling the tea.
Speaker 2: No, it was great.
Speaker 4: You know, we met at the facility and it was
Speaker 4: something to where, you know, we just talked for hours,
Speaker 4: talking about hours, and it was just football, was his
Speaker 4: straight football, and it was like a kid in the
Speaker 4: candy store. You know, we're me and him are sitting
Speaker 4: there and you know we're just going back and forth,
Speaker 4: just you know we we can you can tell the
Speaker 4: obsession he has for the game, and you can tell
Speaker 4: the uh, you know, the love he has for quarterback play.
Speaker 4: It's something that you know, I appreciate and it's something
Speaker 4: that I enjoyed because you know, I really, I really,
Speaker 4: you know, and enjoyed playing the position and value the position.
Speaker 4: So you know, being with him and then getting to
Speaker 4: know him and then just you know, seeing a little
Speaker 4: bit of you know, how I would get coached if
Speaker 4: I was, you know, fortunate enough to go. There was
Speaker 4: something that you know, I couldn't have asked for, you know,
Speaker 4: a better situation.
Speaker 3: Met with Sean McVeigh for hours. It went well. They
Speaker 3: told me not to share it, that they wanted to
Speaker 3: keep it secret so as not to raise a flag
Speaker 3: to others that the Rams wanted to coach this kid
Speaker 3: up and maybe they wouldn't be able to after him.
Speaker 3: And that's the press conference we got, and that's the
Speaker 3: damage control that we got from Sean McVay the next
Speaker 3: day about Matthew Stafford's feelings and he just dug the
Speaker 3: hole deeper and he's twisting something that didn't need to
Speaker 3: be done. And then on top of all that, they
Speaker 3: got to get their lackeys to freaking carry their water
Speaker 3: because of all the blowback, and you get a ten
Speaker 3: minute segment about how brilliant they are. And the first
Speaker 3: five minutes of this clip I'm about to play are
Speaker 3: Peter Schreger talking about how genius Sean McVay is and
Speaker 3: what a magician less sneat is. I can't even tolerate that.
Speaker 3: And then you got dan Or Lofsk.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, and I want to hear five minutes
Speaker 2: of Shreger, but I need it to where it looks
Speaker 2: like his face is one inch from mine.
Speaker 3: Yes, and then following that up so as not to
Speaker 3: let him have the upper hand in the McVeigh sneed relationship.
Speaker 3: And far be it from me to push back on
Speaker 3: dan Orlovsky and any sort of football analysis. So I
Speaker 3: know it's stupid of me to even to try.
Speaker 2: Oh come on, Matt, it has to top you before.
Speaker 2: This is just too much. Everyone who's saying the Rams
Speaker 2: should have taken wide receiver, Okay, the average rookie wide
Speaker 2: receiver right now over the last ten years in the
Speaker 2: first round comes in gives you fifty two catches.
Speaker 1: And four touchdowns.
Speaker 2: If you think the Rams are fifty.
Speaker 1: Two catches and four touchdowns away from a wide receiver
Speaker 1: from going to the Super Bowl and winning it.
Speaker 2: You're out of your mind.
Speaker 3: It is one of the stupidest things I have ever
Speaker 3: heard somebody in football utter to say that you're out
Speaker 3: of your mind. To collect the average statistics from receivers
Speaker 3: in their rookie season over ten years, it felt a
Speaker 3: bit like a reach, not accounting for something you always
Speaker 3: talk about, not dan you pee circumstance. You are a
Speaker 3: rookie receiver that is being drafted to Sean McVay calling
Speaker 3: plays in the MVP of the league, Matthew staffor throwing
Speaker 3: footballs with attention being paid to freaking Puka Nakua, the
Speaker 3: offensive player of the year, on one side of the
Speaker 3: field or the same side of the field as you.
Speaker 3: That is the situation that you're being drafted into. And also,
Speaker 3: in order to get to fifty two catches and four touchdowns,
Speaker 3: there's probably gonna be a lot of players that have
Speaker 3: found fortunate circumstances that are performed that have performed well
Speaker 3: above those numbers, like I don't know, Luther Burden last year,
Speaker 3: who was the best receiver on a Bears team, that
Speaker 3: hadn't won a playoff game in a decade and found
Speaker 3: themselves a lazy route away from making it to the
Speaker 3: NFC Championship because of a rookie receiver. What Jamar Chase
Speaker 3: did his rookie year with Joe Burrow, because he's in
Speaker 3: a great circumstance, and even beyond that, just the idea
Speaker 3: that you're trying to win a Super Bowl and the
Speaker 3: one player you did draft, not only is he not
Speaker 3: giving you fifty two catches and four touchdowns if everything
Speaker 3: goes right, he's giving you zero. It is a complete
Speaker 3: zero is what his contribution will be. So fifty two
Speaker 3: and four is going to do a heliba.
Speaker 2: These are the same guys that drafted Puka Nakua and
Speaker 2: I think he had one hundred and five catches his rookie.
Speaker 3: There you go, exactly. So that's sort of the perfect
Speaker 3: example p one hundred plus catches his rookie year to
Speaker 3: this circumstance, to this organization.
Speaker 2: I mean, it just seems like it's somebody trying to
Speaker 2: find a stat to support their argument exactly. But what
Speaker 2: I would say, Matt, and I don't know if this
Speaker 2: screws up the story or not. And I don't know,
Speaker 2: but I no one else was going to draft that guy.
Speaker 2: There who cares? Like, why did they go through all this?
Speaker 3: Exactly?
Speaker 2: And that's that's like, no matter what Orlovsky said the
Speaker 2: last two months on TV, the only team that was
Speaker 2: going to draft this guy in the first round, not
Speaker 2: to say he's not going to be good or anything,
Speaker 2: but the only team that was going to draft him
Speaker 2: was the freaking Rams.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and they did, and they panicked and took him
Speaker 3: at thirteen for whatever reason. It just said all you
Speaker 3: have to do is go into that presser, be excited
Speaker 3: and say, you know what, we love him, we think
Speaker 3: he's going to be We we want Matt to play forever,
Speaker 3: but in case he can't, we think this guy is
Speaker 3: going to be great.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can be like you can be like Hurley
Speaker 2: and you Khan. You can be like Danny Hurley and say, hey,
Speaker 2: I've won championships, won three champions I've been to three
Speaker 2: Final four. I mean he and he says I have equity.
Speaker 2: McVeigh has plenty of equity. So to Sneed, why why
Speaker 2: the whole right? Why the charade?
Speaker 3: And that's why Lesneed had to go on freaking McAfee's
Speaker 3: show for a half hour today and I'm not going
Speaker 3: to play any of that because it's intolerable. I just
Speaker 3: feel so bad that, you know, Ty had to go
Speaker 3: through the charade and play the game and and a
Speaker 3: lot of people, and you know, that just kind of
Speaker 3: hurts me.
Speaker 2: And shut up. Why'd you do it? Then?
Speaker 3: Just just freaking draft the guy? So what big deal?
Speaker 3: People say it's a stupid pick and you reach for him, say, yeah,
Speaker 3: we reached for him, but you know what, we like him,
Speaker 3: And it's you're out of your mind.
Speaker 2: You're out of your mind. I'm get out of your mind.
Speaker 2: You're out of your mind, Get out of your mind.
Speaker 3: I mean, it was a real total one out of
Speaker 3: your mind. I'm gonna I'm gonna do the McVeigh loves him.
Speaker 3: This is a mcvaye decision. What are you gonna do?
Speaker 3: I'm gonna do the Ty Simpson. And you know, the
Speaker 3: long term is so much more important than the short
Speaker 3: term impact of a Super Bowl. Yeah, never mind that
Speaker 3: the arguably the most important player on the offensive line
Speaker 3: of the Seahawks was Gray's Abel, a rookie, and the
Speaker 3: most important player on defense was em and Ory, the
Speaker 3: safety a rookie and they won the freaking Super Bowl. Yeah,
Speaker 3: rookies don't make impacts at all. It's just what's what's
Speaker 3: the point of even putting them on the field.
Speaker 2: Listen, Matt, I think you underestimate the need and the
Speaker 2: desperation and the absolute obsession with washing mcvay's balls these
Speaker 2: guys have. Yeah, so they'll twist themselves into multiple pretzels
Speaker 2: to make it work.
Speaker 3: You know, we just we wanted to keep it between us.
Speaker 3: You know, it's gamesmanship, it's part of it. The exact
Speaker 3: is he stayed on script. Poor guy stayed on script.
Speaker 3: Felt really bad for ty?
Speaker 5: Shut up?
Speaker 3: God damn.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Just draft an edge guy, a well spoken edge
Speaker 2: guy from Miriam. That's what you do. You mind, We'll
Speaker 2: be right back with your dad and a live guy
Speaker 2: birth the other day. Get out of your mind. Sho Hey,
Speaker 2: Toni choe Hey is pitching tonight? Who's gonna play short
Speaker 2: stop that song?
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Speaker 2: the video so we can hear her very very unique voice.
Speaker 5: My name is Blossom Deary. This is my second trip
Speaker 5: to Paris. The first time I came over here, I
Speaker 5: worked with Jack. We did a television show and a
Speaker 5: few radio shows. And this time I'm working at a
Speaker 5: charming little club called Le Catavon, and I hope that
Speaker 5: you all come to him.
Speaker 4: Me.
Speaker 2: Blossom Dearie, a great jazz singer and beautiful soul of
Speaker 2: cafe culture in what Matt loves to refer to as
Speaker 2: the Big Time. They named her Blossom because while I
Speaker 2: was her middle name, because the day she was born,
Speaker 2: a neighbor brought a bunch of peach blossoms over as
Speaker 2: a gift. I was exposed to this type of music
Speaker 2: through my father's restaurant and various cassette tapes that were
Speaker 2: on a rack next to the cash register in the back. Anyway,
Speaker 2: Blossom was Scotch Irish. After high school, she moved to
Speaker 2: Manhattan to pursue a music career and was known as
Speaker 2: you can hear for her light, airy, girlish voice, full
Speaker 2: of personality. Started singing for big bands like Woody Herman.
Speaker 2: In the nearly fifties, she moved to Paris, joining a
Speaker 2: French band called the Blue Stars, and that kind of
Speaker 2: evolved into the Swingle Sisters. Oh yeah, the Swingle Sisters.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Swingle Sisters. You're my kind of lady.
Speaker 2: Oh right. You know a lot of famous people are
Speaker 2: really into swingling and people don't know about put.
Speaker 3: A pineapple on my front.
Speaker 2: There. There's all kinds of different websites. Let's go, And
Speaker 2: I think it was just in reference to the you
Speaker 2: know type of music, but you ever know, are you
Speaker 2: talking about the Venice Duos?
Speaker 3: Right, MSUs Robin put a pineapple on her door.
Speaker 2: Well, she got tired of swinging Matt and as she
Speaker 2: went solo. Her first solo album came out and it
Speaker 2: was just a lot like Nina Simone. She would just
Speaker 2: played piano on it. It was instrumental. And in the
Speaker 2: late fifties she came back from France and signed with
Speaker 2: Verve in New York and did six solo records and
Speaker 2: that's basically the foundation of her fame. In the sixties,
Speaker 2: they put her on The Today Show a couple times
Speaker 2: because all the anchors would go watch her at the
Speaker 2: Carlyle in places like that, and she did a very
Speaker 2: popular Hires root beer commercial in the sixties as well,
Speaker 2: ooh good root beer. Yeah you don't tear line you
Speaker 2: hear about dads. No. By the seventies she was a
Speaker 2: New York cafe and cabaret staple. She worked for a
Speaker 2: schoolhouse Rock probably recognized her voice from some of that,
Speaker 2: and she started her own label where she was the
Speaker 2: only talent. Daffodil Records, considered a musician's musicians. She collaborated
Speaker 2: with twentieth centuries greatest people Johnny Mercer, Miles Davis, and
Speaker 2: Yes Matt even Lyle love it. She was only married once. Yeah,
Speaker 2: come on, she was only married once for three years
Speaker 2: to a Belgian floutist and they divorced. She died in
Speaker 2: Greenwich Village and her sleep in eighty four.
Speaker 3: Who are you married to a Belgian?
Speaker 2: A Belgian floutest? You don't say, hey, Matt. He also
Speaker 2: played sac She died in two thousand and nine. She
Speaker 2: would have been one hundred and one years old today.
Speaker 2: Blossom Dearie a great artist to look up, very very
Speaker 2: wonderful mood music. If you want to have a you know,
Speaker 2: a house that feels like you're in a small Paris cafe.
Speaker 2: And that's what we're all about the Pettersen Money Show.
Speaker 2: We're not into swingling, Matt, No, okay, We're just into
Speaker 2: sisters that did the ball on my coffee table. Has
Speaker 2: never held various car keys for nefarious purpose.
Speaker 3: You're a live guy, talk about carving out a niche
Speaker 3: or a niche. Happy seventy first to Edward Jobson, Keys
Speaker 3: and violinist, Mercenary for hire, Studio musician stud prog Rock
Speaker 3: Royalty and it's British News.
Speaker 2: Time for PMS, British News, United Kingdom English News. It's
Speaker 2: time for British news. Cheerio's up straight gets out.
Speaker 3: Eddie Jobson born in Billingham, stuck in tees, got onto
Speaker 3: the piano at seven, added violin when he was eight,
Speaker 3: Classically trained, earned a diploma of Distinction from the Royal
Speaker 3: Academy of Music when he was nine, one of these
Speaker 3: child prodigies. By twelve, he was playing in the local orchestra.
Speaker 3: At sixteen, he applied to study at university the Royal Academy,
Speaker 3: but was denied a spot for being too young, so
Speaker 3: he joined the band called Fat Grapple now Fat Now
Speaker 3: this is a trend with our guy, Eddie. Fat Grapple
Speaker 3: gets hired to play support for the band Curved Air,
Speaker 3: and Curved Air was so impressed with Jobson that they
Speaker 3: poached him from Fat Grapple now Curved Air. He's playing
Speaker 3: with these old dudes doing prog rocke. At sixteen, sister
Speaker 3: there and Roxy Music frontman Brian Ferry's sister were college roommates.
Speaker 3: So he's on Fairi's radar because his sister said, Hey,
Speaker 3: my college roommates brother is like this crazy keyboard violin prodigy.
Speaker 3: If you ever need someone, so Ferry calls him up
Speaker 3: to play on his solo album, These Foolish Things, That
Speaker 3: went so well that at seventeen, Jobson replaced Brian freaking
Speaker 3: Eno in Roxy Music, where he found himself playing three
Speaker 3: roles Fairies, which was on piano before he stepped up
Speaker 3: as their front man and his own stayed with the
Speaker 3: band for three studio albums. In seventy five, Roxy Music
Speaker 3: opens for Frank Zappa in Milwaukee, and Zappa says, hey,
Speaker 3: that kid you got over there when your tours over
Speaker 3: send him to me. So Jobson rolls with Zappa in
Speaker 3: early seventy six for a week as they're touring through
Speaker 3: Western Canada, and Zappa and Jobson are just kind of
Speaker 3: hanging out and jamming backstage and in the hotel rooms,
Speaker 3: and Zappa had so much confidence in him he decided
Speaker 3: when they were in Vancouver, only minutes before he was
Speaker 3: about to go on stage, said hey, you're playing with
Speaker 3: me tonight, and Jobson Frank Zappa notorious for being a
Speaker 3: perfectionist when it comes to his musicians, not having a
Speaker 3: single note out of place, and that went so well
Speaker 3: that Jobson was hired by Zappa at seventeen. He is
Speaker 3: featured prominently on a number of Zappa's album Zappa in
Speaker 3: New York, the studio album Studio, Tan, Shut Up and
Speaker 3: Player Guitar, You can't do that on stage anymore, and
Speaker 3: posthumously on Lather. In seventy seven, he co founded the
Speaker 3: prog rock supergroup UK had a bunch of dudes from Zappa,
Speaker 3: Roxy Music and King Crimson. They put out two albums.
Speaker 3: Then he did some solo work and then Tall said
Speaker 3: we want yea. So he rolls with Toll for a minute,
Speaker 3: I mean freaking Tall. Then Yes comes and grabs him out.
Speaker 3: Has a great flutist, floutist. I don't think he's Belgian.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: And then like I said, yes, owner of a lonely heart,
Speaker 3: much better than Oh. And then TV comes and gets
Speaker 3: some p and what does he do? He scores every
Speaker 3: episode ever produced of nash Bridges.
Speaker 2: R Man. I mean that that was with it right.
Speaker 2: That was a great era for the city of San Francisco,
Speaker 2: right around the same era that Charmed was what a
Speaker 2: time in the city.
Speaker 3: I mean, come on, guys, do we think nash Bridge
Speaker 3: is gonna go?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 3: You know, we got on and I don't know if
Speaker 3: you know this, but we got Eddie Jobson to score
Speaker 3: every episode. I mean, he was in Zappa's band. This
Speaker 3: is kind of cool. His final live performance was with
Speaker 3: Roxy Music when they were inducted into the Rock and
Speaker 3: Roll Hall of Fame. Played the Barclay Center for the
Speaker 3: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction concert, and when
Speaker 3: Roxy Music was inducted, our man Eddie Jobson, became the
Speaker 3: only violinist ever inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall
Speaker 3: of Fame.
Speaker 2: You mean there's only one.
Speaker 3: Violinist, that's it.
Speaker 2: I was like, I was thinking, like, I guess it'd
Speaker 2: be kind of hard.
Speaker 3: Maybe the guy in the Dexi's Midnight Runners, you know,
Speaker 3: playing there at the start on the fiddle.
Speaker 2: Somebody ran around with Vana Morrison for the astral Weeks album.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know that's one of the top five
Speaker 2: of all time.
Speaker 3: Right, And I guess they just weren't a member of
Speaker 3: the band like our guy was.
Speaker 2: Cal Hartman. He'll get to the bottom a bit about it.
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