Speaker 1: Welcome to another episode of bust On Boys. This episode
Speaker 1: two oh three, two oh three, we had a little
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Speaker 2: And this episode is all about the boy. No, this
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Speaker 4: The Chevy Silverado had a number, it'd be seventy seven.
Speaker 3: Seventy seven. There was a video that our boy Jack
Speaker 3: McPherson made for me. Jack, let's give Jack a reno
Speaker 3: pause that was.
Speaker 5: This is this isn't about me today.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you Jack.
Speaker 3: That's very Let's give Taylor that's very humble.
Speaker 2: Thank you guys.
Speaker 1: I do appreciate watching. Make sure you subscribed all that
Speaker 1: fun stuff. Taylor the nine year run in Tennessee. Yeah,
Speaker 1: as officially comed, come, came, came, come to a coming, came,
Speaker 1: I finished coming.
Speaker 4: Uh you just got the news like an hour or
Speaker 4: two ago.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but I mean, well it happened an hour or two.
Speaker 2: It happened an hour.
Speaker 3: How long have you known? We've known that it's gonna
Speaker 3: happen this week since Cabo. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And which way, that was a nice moment we
Speaker 4: shared it.
Speaker 3: That was a nice one.
Speaker 2: That was like, got some good tears. How you feeling
Speaker 2: right now?
Speaker 3: A little uncomfortable because we're on the bus and all
Speaker 3: the boys are back here, and you don't want to like, uh,
Speaker 3: I don't know. I guess I don't want to get emotion.
Speaker 3: But I was like, I mean yesterday when I when
Speaker 3: it was I was supposed to get cut Friday and
Speaker 3: then and then I got moved to today. So when
Speaker 3: I found out yesterday that was happening. I was I
Speaker 3: was really upset and I was sad, and then I
Speaker 3: had a conversation with my wife last night, and today
Speaker 3: I woke up happy. Like there's a lot of things
Speaker 3: in the last three years that I wish I could change.
Speaker 3: I wish I didn't have an ACL, I wish there
Speaker 3: wasn't a PD and all that stuff. But at the
Speaker 3: end of it, like, I'm extremely proud of the career
Speaker 3: that I've have with the Titans, and I am extremely
Speaker 3: grateful for being a part of the Tennessee Titans for
Speaker 3: as long as I have and being in being able
Speaker 3: to be a part of the Titans when the Titans
Speaker 3: were shit that the stadium was a quarter full, and
Speaker 3: we're two and fourteen, and now you know, we're getting
Speaker 3: We're getting there, We're getting we're getting full, but not
Speaker 3: quite one hundred percent in full. And the Titans are
Speaker 3: in a much better position than when I first got there.
Speaker 3: So I'm extremely proud and and to be honest, I
Speaker 3: feel I feel free really in a weird way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I went, uh, why do.
Speaker 3: You think you feel free? Like, what do you think?
Speaker 1: First?
Speaker 3: Through my life, I haven't had the I haven't had
Speaker 3: my name tied to anything besides the bus, but like
Speaker 3: there is not an expectation on me to play football
Speaker 3: or to be ready to play football, or if if
Speaker 3: it was, you know, being a catch of shadows being
Speaker 3: ready for that football season or Chaparo High School or
Speaker 3: Michigan and now and then the Tennessee Titans. Like there's
Speaker 3: even when we were in Cabo, there was a piece
Speaker 3: of me and it's like should I be doing something?
Speaker 3: Should I be? And then when I walked out of
Speaker 3: the building today, like hello to everybody, talk to all
Speaker 3: the guys that I've been around for a long time.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of guys that have been in the
Speaker 3: building for a long time and I've gotten to know
Speaker 3: really well. And after those good byes, I kind of
Speaker 3: walked down and I was like, this is it's a
Speaker 3: refreshing feeling in a weird in a weird way, like
Speaker 3: the morning process has happened since I got hurt week
Speaker 3: two of the season, because when I had to go
Speaker 3: get sergery, I went to Rabel's office and I said,
Speaker 3: I know I'm gonna get cut.
Speaker 2: Understand, Like that is how this is going to work.
Speaker 3: So that the morning process has been since the fall,
Speaker 3: and now that it's happened. I I really just thought
Speaker 3: like they were gonna put me down, They're gonna shoot
Speaker 3: me or something, and it was gonna be over. But really,
Speaker 3: like I walked in there and Rabel and I were
Speaker 3: talking about Jen and her foot when she they first
Speaker 3: came to Tennessee and and then Ran came in and
Speaker 3: shook his hand and kind of just sat there for saying,
Speaker 3: I go, so, how does this go? And I like,
Speaker 3: do you guys put it? Like kill me right? What's
Speaker 3: the deal? And they're just like they're like, yeah, we
Speaker 3: just gotta you know, you know, we're releasing you and
Speaker 3: blah bla blah. And I was like, yeah, I know,
Speaker 3: so is that it? And then that was kind of
Speaker 3: at the end of the conversation. It was there was
Speaker 3: a question of whether or not I, you know, they
Speaker 3: would not have to go into all the conversation. But
Speaker 3: the answer is I got cut and now I just
Speaker 3: got to figure out what to do. Do you know
Speaker 3: what you want to do right now? I want to
Speaker 3: get my knee healthy. That's what I want to do
Speaker 3: because man, ever, instead first surgery, I've had a lot
Speaker 3: of it's been a frustrating experience. So I want to
Speaker 3: get that thing back to neutral, recharge the batteries, yeah,
Speaker 3: and figure out where we're at. I would assume the
Speaker 3: phone will be buzzing for the agent.
Speaker 1: I mean yeah, literally, it's the transaction doesn't happen until
Speaker 1: what like three pm.
Speaker 3: Three pm today, So by three pm tomorrow I should Oh,
Speaker 3: I guess.
Speaker 4: I'm sure you'll be fielding about thirty one other calls.
Speaker 3: No, maybe thirty two, No, thirty thirty. You know, forty
Speaker 3: nine ers they got themselves a left tackle. Yeah, forty
Speaker 3: nine ers got themselves a stud.
Speaker 1: But I'm sure everybody you know, you'll be a hot commodity.
Speaker 1: You'll be a hot little talk.
Speaker 2: Taylor and I were last night.
Speaker 3: We have pulled up all thirty two teams and I
Speaker 3: was like, no, no, yes, no, maybe like kind of
Speaker 3: going throughout the teams were a few yeses.
Speaker 2: Top three Yeah, because we.
Speaker 4: Remember we've talked about it before in the pod.
Speaker 3: Yeah, my top three's changed?
Speaker 2: Has it?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Does this still include me? Yes? I'm just kidding.
Speaker 3: This isn't about me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, what's the three?
Speaker 3: I want to stay close to Tennessee. I want to
Speaker 3: be in like the same region Atlanta. So Jacksonville, Indianapolis
Speaker 3: or Houston.
Speaker 4: You want to stay in the division, you want to stay.
Speaker 3: In the choices, That's where I want to go.
Speaker 2: So nothing but love for Tennessee. Yeah, there's that, dude.
Speaker 3: I got some pringles on this shoulder right now, Dude, Jacksonville,
Speaker 3: what's up? Did you guys seem like you've been playing
Speaker 3: pretty well?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: No, I don't want to go well, those are the
Speaker 3: three teams that are for sure knows.
Speaker 4: That for sure knows I hang on now.
Speaker 3: No, I would not go play for an AFC South
Speaker 3: team three.
Speaker 4: For sixty No, twenty million year?
Speaker 2: What are we talking about, dude.
Speaker 3: Bro, I'll make that on the bus.
Speaker 1: I'm good, okay, Yeah, there must be something I'm not
Speaker 1: seeing then, Yeah, you didn't see.
Speaker 2: No, you didn't hear.
Speaker 6: About Jevy the most great? Yeah, determined, reliable. Are you
Speaker 6: going to say a few.
Speaker 3: No, I'm not going to say no, no, no, I'm not
Speaker 3: gonna say now.
Speaker 2: Get year off.
Speaker 7: I don't want to.
Speaker 2: I don't want the b before I'll tell the boys.
Speaker 2: I don't want to tell these these tears.
Speaker 8: I'm sorry, I can't everything, but what I'm saying is
Speaker 8: we've told team.
Speaker 3: And I'll say yes or now because I don't want
Speaker 3: to Atlanta. No, because Jake Matthews is there. I respect
Speaker 3: Jake Matthews. I think his contracts come to an end.
Speaker 1: Yes, Atlanta, man, let's just play around here.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to think of to these teams without left tackles. Dealers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was gonna do a whole thing with Jersey Jerry.
Speaker 9: But Eagles no, oh yes, yes, no, oh azy, No,
Speaker 9: stay to seem like yes, the Saints so potential winners.
Speaker 3: I know the Bengals need a left tackle. Bengals. I
Speaker 3: know the Bengals need to left tackle. I know the
Speaker 3: Bengals need to left tackle. I'll put some wait on
Speaker 3: for the boys. A little thing's bouncing in there. Those
Speaker 3: are that's a good it's a good amount of team.
Speaker 3: But I don't want to turn this into like where
Speaker 3: am I going to go play next? Like, let's give
Speaker 3: fucking leave that to me. Let's the body.
Speaker 2: Yeah you can do that. Let the body get cold
Speaker 2: with the Titans.
Speaker 3: Fans first, dude, But it was it's been an amazing
Speaker 3: nine years and I do appreciate you guys so much.
Speaker 3: It's been what.
Speaker 1: Were some of the What are some of the fondest
Speaker 1: memories outside of finding your best friend.
Speaker 3: The Pro Bowls that in twenty nineteen twenty nineteen playoff run,
Speaker 3: everything was going right, dude. Like it truly was flow
Speaker 3: state like group, flow state group too, Like, yeah.
Speaker 4: Everybody was just like everyone when we.
Speaker 1: Had it back after we didn't even make the playoffs
Speaker 1: and you had all the boys, like everybody basically came
Speaker 1: over every day down in the basement in nad and.
Speaker 3: Yeah and stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, boys, like all the hogs were getting ready, like, oh,
Speaker 1: we gotta you know, we gotta get Derek because you
Speaker 1: guys are rolling like the running game was just yeah, it.
Speaker 3: Was fucking going crazy, bro. Now we are really we
Speaker 3: really believed we were gonna beat Kansas City every single
Speaker 3: time we played them. It was so weird because they
Speaker 3: were so good. Yeah, but we always like beat them,
Speaker 3: except for like that game last year year before. Yeah no,
Speaker 3: but it seemed like that playing Jacksonville at home, Derek
Speaker 3: would always go for like two thirty, like Derek's ninety
Speaker 3: nine yard run just like us. We called that too,
Speaker 3: Like we literally sat there in the huddle and a
Speaker 3: QB sneak checked with thirteen duo is the play. It's
Speaker 3: a gap scheme play and he checked it. But before
Speaker 3: the playoff, I do what if we go for ninety
Speaker 3: nine yards in one play? And then Derek fucking did
Speaker 3: It was like the coolest thing ever. Yeah, it was
Speaker 3: so sick. So I don't know if it was awesome
Speaker 3: being around the boys. We had the best locker room.
Speaker 3: We had. We had the best O line locker room
Speaker 3: in the league. And I've only been in one place,
Speaker 3: but people would leave and come back. People would leave
Speaker 3: and call us be like, damn, you guys really have
Speaker 3: the best room. Guys would come here and I've been
Speaker 3: at five other rooms and it's not like this, Like
Speaker 3: that was awesome, And I think, I mean I might
Speaker 3: be wrong, but I think they're cutting Ben Jones today too,
Speaker 3: So that locker rooms ton.
Speaker 4: Yeah, definitely got you established offensive line.
Speaker 3: Yeah you still got Ruse and Corey and Dylan. Those
Speaker 3: guys are gonna do a good job of like keeping
Speaker 3: the vibes of the room together and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it's just different. It seems like the Titans
Speaker 3: are gonna be uh in a unique position, especially the
Speaker 3: off the line category. To find out what's gonna happen.
Speaker 1: There, figure got to spend some money and draft and
Speaker 1: all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah see what about Uh what about the fans? What
Speaker 3: about them? In years with the fans?
Speaker 2: What about them?
Speaker 3: No, the fans are I mean.
Speaker 8: Mostly ups outside of the boo Yeah yeah, no, no, no,
Speaker 8: I would say like it's a it's an over normally
Speaker 8: positive like things have been.
Speaker 3: Like I'm not always gonna be everyone's cup of tea.
Speaker 9: Like I.
Speaker 3: People want the offensive tackle that's going to just be
Speaker 3: seen not heard type vibes, and I respect that one
Speaker 3: hundred percent, but like it. Uh, I think I've said
Speaker 3: this a whole bunch of I don't think I could
Speaker 3: have gone to any other franchise and had the success
Speaker 3: on the field because how I was able to be
Speaker 3: on and off the field to allow just a loot
Speaker 3: of me, allow me to be myself.
Speaker 2: And I think Tennessee let me have that.
Speaker 3: So definitely feel like it was just open arms the
Speaker 3: entire time, and it was absolutely incredible. I loved I
Speaker 3: loved every bit of being a part of this franchise.
Speaker 3: And you know, guys leave like when you came from
Speaker 3: the Redskins and racked on Hey, I didn't like that here,
Speaker 3: Like it's not it's not a big media franchise, it's
Speaker 3: not you know, the city isn't like overwhelmed with Titan pride,
Speaker 3: but like it's grown every single year. And that's like
Speaker 3: it was really cool to be a part of because
Speaker 3: it was non existent when I first got here, and
Speaker 3: you know, you feel like you're part of you were
Speaker 3: a part of that in some sort of way, like
Speaker 3: you feel like you were up of making that happen
Speaker 3: and like bringing like the kind of vibe that the
Speaker 3: Tennessee Titans representing that Like I feel like I was
Speaker 3: a big piece in that. And so I'm I'm extremely grateful,
Speaker 3: extremely but and in a weird way, like I feel
Speaker 3: really happy right now. I'm just happy that I was
Speaker 3: in a relationship and I'm I left that relationship better
Speaker 3: than the way I found it, And that is I
Speaker 3: think the most important thing is that I put something.
Speaker 3: I was brought somewhere to do a task, and I
Speaker 3: did my task well enough to where to help change
Speaker 3: your franchise.
Speaker 2: And that is something that I'm extremely proud of.
Speaker 4: You should be man. Nine years on one team.
Speaker 3: That's that's cool. That's really cool.
Speaker 8: I mean it's like the one percent of the one
Speaker 8: percent of the way, so I remember we were. It's
Speaker 8: just crazy. It's it's wild.
Speaker 3: And to think about playing for another team like it
Speaker 3: looked he's exciting. Like I've said, like I only want
Speaker 3: to play for one team and stuff like that. But
Speaker 3: like the if I still have the juice and I
Speaker 3: can get my kne to feel the way I think
Speaker 3: it should, where I feel confident enough to go play football,
Speaker 3: then if then I have no issue going to play
Speaker 3: somewhere else. What a you saying that now?
Speaker 1: What new awareness do you feel like you have and
Speaker 1: being able to say that now because probably a year ago,
Speaker 1: I know when I listened to that the radio segment
Speaker 1: that was taken very well by everybody, and everybody's like,
Speaker 1: you know, loyal to the soil, I want to play
Speaker 1: for one jr Or one color and all that kind
Speaker 1: of stuff. What new awareness do you think you found
Speaker 1: to make you say like I'm excited to play for
Speaker 1: somebody else or like getting the knee, you know, YEA, having.
Speaker 3: The opportunity to play for somebody else is what I'm
Speaker 3: most excited for, Like seeing who else out there wants
Speaker 3: me and respects my game and well enough to call
Speaker 3: and say this is what we'll pay you to play
Speaker 3: a position that we've seen your product and we know
Speaker 3: you're good at. And so that's a that's a great feeling, uh,
Speaker 3: the loyal Like I'm still loyal. I'm still like if
Speaker 3: I let's say, I do go play somewhere else, cut
Speaker 3: you open, it's two tone blue. Yeah that's what it is. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm looking type of guy. So like that has not
Speaker 3: changed at all. It is just one of those things
Speaker 3: where the relationship is over and I could, you know,
Speaker 3: I could go and sulk and be upset and just
Speaker 3: call it quits, or I can call it quits and
Speaker 3: be happy, or I can go play and be happy.
Speaker 3: But like, though, though that first option is not an
Speaker 3: option for me. I don't I don't want to sit
Speaker 3: there and dwell and dwell and worry and and and
Speaker 3: think like all the whole the whole world's ending. And
Speaker 3: the reality is there's gonna be multiple teams out there
Speaker 3: that want my services. Yeah, and I'm good enough to
Speaker 3: do that. So that's like that's an awesome feeling.
Speaker 1: Should be you know, It's like it's weird because just Tennessee,
Speaker 1: I know I know, like I'm sitting here, it's like
Speaker 1: sinking in a little bit more.
Speaker 4: I'm like, damn, Like it's fucking like what a run.
Speaker 3: I know because we were sitting there in Cabo when
Speaker 3: we were talking about it and how it was like
Speaker 3: we're just trying to figure out how I feel, because
Speaker 3: I would tell you like I'm sad, but I'm also
Speaker 3: like not as sad as I thought i'd be, like
Speaker 3: all these other things, and it's like, yeah, I'm bummed
Speaker 3: out it's over, but like I've mourned it and it's
Speaker 3: just it's just done. And so like instead of like
Speaker 3: it's the cliche line of like smile because it happened,
Speaker 3: don't cry because it's a vert type thing. Yeah, and
Speaker 3: so like it's I'm super I'm extremely grateful, extremely grateful.
Speaker 1: It's like the analogy too, like when change happens, like
Speaker 1: anxiety builds and you've done this and know where it is.
Speaker 1: It's like, you know, the analogy of the lights being
Speaker 1: off and you're trying to find your way boys and
Speaker 1: lights come on. You see everything that happen. You're like, Okay,
Speaker 1: it's not near as bad as I was thinking it's
Speaker 1: going to.
Speaker 3: Be right, Like this is allowed me to zoom out
Speaker 3: even further, Like when you get hurt, like you're able
Speaker 3: to zoom out and kind of see the team more
Speaker 3: as a whole, except for like your own of an
Speaker 3: individual self or if you're even able to the whole
Speaker 3: the whole entire group you're playing with. When you get hurt,
Speaker 3: you can see the whole team. And now I can
Speaker 3: see kind of everything's just more clear. And I never
Speaker 3: once was like, oh no, the Titans loved me so much,
Speaker 3: they're not going to cut me, like we understood. We've
Speaker 3: understood that for a long long time. But you can't
Speaker 3: love the franchise because the franchise is going to fuck
Speaker 3: you eventually. Yeah, I can't. Right, that's for the game, obviously,
Speaker 3: that's for the But I always, I will always love
Speaker 3: the Satsty Titan franchise, and I always I could be
Speaker 3: so grateful. But I don't know. I don't know if
Speaker 3: I'm in a play or not. I just know that
Speaker 3: I'm excited to see the opportunities I would have if
Speaker 3: I were to play healthy and get money healthy. But yeah,
Speaker 3: other than that, I don't know, if you guys, if
Speaker 3: you guys have any questions.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna Garrett a being being like, you know.
Speaker 7: Titan guys, Titans like one of the boys about a decade.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean, I feel like I've known Taylor for
Speaker 10: a decade, but I've only known him for like three years,
Speaker 10: and I think it's cool to see someone who's progressed
Speaker 10: our franchise in like such a positive direction.
Speaker 5: The first two years Taylor was here.
Speaker 10: We won a total of five games, and before that
Speaker 10: it wasn't much better.
Speaker 5: I mean, the best we could get was maybe an
Speaker 5: eight and.
Speaker 10: Eight season, and at that point in our lives, we
Speaker 10: were content with eight and eight. You and a handful
Speaker 10: of others and coaches alike, took this franchise from being
Speaker 10: a low level market team with not much promise to
Speaker 10: being a notworthy Sunday night Monday night football team, a
Speaker 10: team that people wanted to see that they gathered around.
Speaker 10: We were kind of like the underdog, but we had
Speaker 10: something to prove. It's just crazy that over the last
Speaker 10: nine years you've been here. Like I said, it's like
Speaker 10: I knew you for so much longer before I actually
Speaker 10: knew you. Then to get to know you as like
Speaker 10: a friend and like a boss, and like even like
Speaker 10: a mentor. It's it's been an honor because people for
Speaker 10: so long like had the wrong idea about you.
Speaker 5: I feel like and you.
Speaker 10: Gave off that that energy first the first few years.
Speaker 10: But like, I'll die on the hill against anybody you know,
Speaker 10: defending you because you're like one of the best guys.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 10: You've taken the city to new heights. You made the
Speaker 10: O line position cool, and that's a fact. I hope
Speaker 10: that I see nothing but overwhelmingly positive stuff on socials
Speaker 10: and in life. I've already gotten a handful of text
Speaker 10: My brother in law wants to congratulate you too. I
Speaker 10: know you've never maybe met him once. You've made an
Speaker 10: impact on the city. Truly, they will take a long
Speaker 10: long time to replace. And I'm super proud of like
Speaker 10: where you've gone and what's to come, whether it's football
Speaker 10: or something else. But it's truly been a pleasure seeing
Speaker 10: you as a fan and then growing to be a
Speaker 10: close friend.
Speaker 5: So thank you man, it's been.
Speaker 3: Thank you Jack.
Speaker 11: I can't follow that a lot of those same emotions
Speaker 11: for sure. Again, just like I don't even know how
Speaker 11: old I was like when we first drafted you, and
Speaker 11: then now it's just like it was like a weird
Speaker 11: full circle thing of yeah, rooting for you, working with you, friendships,
Speaker 11: and it's just like, I don't know, it's cool. I've
Speaker 11: never gotten to like see a friend hit a point
Speaker 11: like this in their career where it's like, uh, I
Speaker 11: don't know, like you get to say like you did it,
Speaker 11: like you fucking reached your goal, like you did it.
Speaker 11: It's fucking awesome to see from like an inside circle.
Speaker 11: So just yeah, like proud of you, dude.
Speaker 3: Appreciate that. Yeah, super nice. Can we get a moment
Speaker 3: of silence?
Speaker 2: Tailowan? Are you leave?
Speaker 4: The greatest left tackle in Titans history?
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 2: Is uh? Is Taylor dead?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 2: I'm back.
Speaker 3: I'm back, dude, I'm fucking back again.
Speaker 2: I'm back. We get more alive than ever. We get
Speaker 2: to bring back all right, Taylor?
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, dude, please don't do that. Please don't do
Speaker 3: that again. They got it away, think got it faded
Speaker 3: away for a little bit, alright, Tayloran. So, I mean,
Speaker 3: I I would love to sit here and just basking
Speaker 3: my greatness for then another twenty five minutes. But I
Speaker 3: feel like, thank you so much, Jack Garrett, all the
Speaker 3: boys back there that have supported. I know you guys
Speaker 3: didn't grow up Titans fans, but it was really cool
Speaker 3: hearing from the two of you. I've already given you
Speaker 3: the flyers you deserve. I've already given those're my best friend.
Speaker 1: We're the boys, man a universal shout out, no fore
Speaker 1: shout out this for this episode.
Speaker 4: Taylor Lawan, all right, fair enough, god tear shout out?
Speaker 10: Man?
Speaker 3: Thanks? Boys? Are we doing a shout out? No free
Speaker 3: shout out before the Max Homa podcast tear talk?
Speaker 1: I think we need to figure out a tear talk.
Speaker 7: Hey, best Tai moments, Yeah, let's get We'll let Taylor
Speaker 7: go first, and that way we can get all of
Speaker 7: ours stepperly so he can't play off.
Speaker 12: My favorite moments of me. Let me give you your favorite
Speaker 12: moments of my career, your career as a Titan. All right,
Speaker 12: let me think about this.
Speaker 2: For sure. All right, break it is just bust.
Speaker 5: It's whatever you wanted to be.
Speaker 2: I feel like if it's not, it's a good cycle.
Speaker 6: You guys actually like, I'm dead favorite tailor of the
Speaker 6: one moment.
Speaker 3: Story about yeah yeah, that was a force moment for her.
Speaker 4: These are gonna be around him being tight and yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, we we did that part.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 3: Hap the other time I found a picture.
Speaker 4: I haven't heard and you saw her in the same
Speaker 4: the Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's the first jelly Roll podcast. Fair, this is
Speaker 3: all right? Tier three would be, oh, you're doing it?
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess, so I'm just gonna do mine
Speaker 3: so I can get it over with. I don't want
Speaker 3: to do mine, all right.
Speaker 1: The tier talk this week is favorite Taylor Lewan Tennessee
Speaker 1: Titan moments to start it off, will be the man himself,
Speaker 1: Taylor Lewan.
Speaker 3: All right, My Tier three is going to be Derek's
Speaker 3: ninety nine yard run.
Speaker 2: Nah, all right? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Tier three, yeah, that would be nine year run, Tier
Speaker 3: two Pro Bowls, and then Tier three or Tier one
Speaker 3: would be Derek's two thousand yard season.
Speaker 4: All right, off your knees for Derek. Hey, listen one
Speaker 4: of them, coach brother.
Speaker 3: No, I'm not ready. I'm not ready.
Speaker 2: Are you guys ready?
Speaker 11: I'd say for me, Tier three is gonna be when
Speaker 11: you got Richard Sherman's face. That just was kind of
Speaker 11: like a tone setter, and it kind of told everybody like,
Speaker 11: you know, don't fuck with Taylor type thing, which I
Speaker 11: always appreciate that here Two is gonna be Derek's ninety
Speaker 11: nine just because I hearing you say they y'all call
Speaker 11: it that. That's a cool moment for you personally. And
Speaker 11: then one is gonna be you flipping off the skycam.
Speaker 2: Damn Yeah, that's a goe.
Speaker 10: My honorable mention, which might not be on par but
Speaker 10: it was when we went to Pensacola and for anyone
Speaker 10: who doesn't know that, that was when you tore your
Speaker 10: first c CL but me and Gary.
Speaker 5: Went down there for the week with you all.
Speaker 10: I feel like that was the first time we like
Speaker 10: all really started kicking it and it was like boss
Speaker 10: friend so shout out in Scola. Three probably Richard Sherman,
Speaker 10: especially because back then with Mariota, he was kind of
Speaker 10: our golden boy and you stood out for him. That
Speaker 10: was that was epic skycam to really showed who you were,
Speaker 10: didn't give a fuck, but it was funny. Number one's
Speaker 10: gotta be Josh Norman. It was to me, not only
Speaker 10: for your personal brand, but one of the most iconic
Speaker 10: Titans moments in the last twenty years. When I watch
Speaker 10: it on that video, it gets me so high because
Speaker 10: you're so nonchalant, you throw the arrow and he comes
Speaker 10: over trying to like throw hands and you just turn
Speaker 10: around and he's still trying to jab at you and
Speaker 10: you're just kind of walking off like sorry, And then
Speaker 10: he ended up getting got again by Derek.
Speaker 5: I think the next season that would be my my
Speaker 5: top three.
Speaker 1: Just Josh Sam, we're just taking strays, got it again in.
Speaker 3: The next er. Yeah, he's on the bills, all right.
Speaker 3: I think Williams the last one to go.
Speaker 2: No, you guys gotta go.
Speaker 13: My Tier three is probably gonna be Josh Norman for sure.
Speaker 13: That that moment. The first time I started working for
Speaker 13: the podcast, I remember googling for YouTube in your name
Speaker 13: and that clip just came up and I was just
Speaker 13: watching over. I was like, oh damn, this is crazy.
Speaker 13: So that would be Tier three for me. Tier two
Speaker 13: would be the skycam the flip off. I just thought
Speaker 13: that was an epic moment. I don't think anybody has
Speaker 13: even remotely come close to doing something like that. And
Speaker 13: then Tier one would be watching YouTube play against each
Speaker 13: other live and uh, that brief interaction y'all had on
Speaker 13: the Bowl.
Speaker 3: So the NFL busting Bowl, Yeah yeah, Raiders, Raiders.
Speaker 14: So I'm obviously not as big I haven't been around
Speaker 14: as long as all these guys have, but my Tier
Speaker 14: three would probably be that that that NFL Films clip
Speaker 14: of you talking of Rabel and what's the game plan there?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so that's my tier three.
Speaker 14: Tier two is the Josh Norman and tier one, uh
Speaker 14: is when you were going round to the refs, point
Speaker 14: at you ruined it, You.
Speaker 4: Ruined its party going last.
Speaker 3: What was your Tier two? Just okay here?
Speaker 2: Three for me probably Miami when he got knocked out.
Speaker 2: Fuck zer.
Speaker 15: Three is probably the Richard Sherman, Tier two Josh Norman,
Speaker 15: and tier one is.
Speaker 2: The the refs.
Speaker 15: The ref clip is like something that's going to be
Speaker 15: posted forever because nobody will probably ever do it again,
Speaker 15: and like it takes, I don't know, it's like special
Speaker 15: to have something that can live forever, and that's one
Speaker 15: of them.
Speaker 3: I'm glad that most game clip. Oh Josh, fuck, I
Speaker 3: thought Will was gonna do all the times I got.
Speaker 1: Hurt, I know, in low key, always wanting to do
Speaker 1: a funny one by being in Miami when you got
Speaker 1: knocked out and you know you were crying, Just come
Speaker 1: over here, sorry you were there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, m hmm.
Speaker 4: Longest game in NFL history.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to think of like some stuff that might
Speaker 1: not be out there as much, but it's like it's
Speaker 1: tough to top all.
Speaker 3: The account of Billy Buddies. Yeah, account of Billy Buddies
Speaker 3: that's in the Times facility.
Speaker 1: That's a good point. Yeah, he's a really good point.
Speaker 1: All your boys in the locker room to think I
Speaker 1: have to think like about all those things. My honorable mention,
Speaker 1: what do you.
Speaker 3: Got Ah, that's true.
Speaker 1: Yeah, My honorable mention is, uh, when you were Santa Claus.
Speaker 3: And I was playing the Hypeman music.
Speaker 4: With the lose yourself, like when you're talking about milk
Speaker 4: or some.
Speaker 3: Milk cookies, all my milk, dude, Yeah, my.
Speaker 1: Tier three, My Tier three yugging off the catfish? Does
Speaker 1: that does that count? Do we get the count yugging
Speaker 1: off the catfish? I think that's another one that'll that'll
Speaker 1: be like yeah, yeah, yeah, something that'll always be at
Speaker 1: anytime the prints are going to the playoffs. So you
Speaker 1: talk about the catfish like that video will always be played.
Speaker 1: Tier two accounta bill of Buddies.
Speaker 3: That was awesome.
Speaker 1: You were like, uh, that was the first time you
Speaker 1: heard We had probably both heard of account of Billy Buddy.
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe not.
Speaker 3: I think that's where account of Billy Buddy started.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's kind of tough because now that's like a
Speaker 1: personal thing and then like it's like one is what
Speaker 1: us meeting and growing together over our love for podcasting time.
Speaker 1: But my tier one is you on the sideline cheering
Speaker 1: me on as I'm covering a kickoff. Yeah, man, that
Speaker 1: list is tough because I love the middle finger.
Speaker 2: I love Uh.
Speaker 1: My tier two will be this, actually what I say,
Speaker 1: account a Bilby take the accounta Bilbuddy off. My tier
Speaker 1: two is you playing the violin for Jalen Ramsey. I
Speaker 1: thought Jalen flopping and then you thinking on your feet
Speaker 1: hitting the violin, solid move, unreal And then yeah, my
Speaker 1: tier one, I'm gonna hold true with that. You cheered
Speaker 1: me on on the sideline as I'm covering kickoffs. I
Speaker 1: know the touchdowns A good one.
Speaker 2: What did I say? Three?
Speaker 4: Was chugging the catfish? Honorable mention.
Speaker 2: You got some good.
Speaker 4: Moments, man, you got some good ones out there, good moments.
Speaker 3: That was cool. Which what are you talking about? Oh no,
Speaker 3: I didn't know what to do. I had to put
Speaker 3: my arms up.
Speaker 2: That was before we started, I was like, I was like,
Speaker 2: I a disk.
Speaker 1: Kept doing the from Miami, like you know, getting knocked
Speaker 1: out of Miami the first time you tore your CeAl
Speaker 1: and you're just laying there helplessly. Then you're like getting
Speaker 1: knocked out in the Bills game. Or is that when
Speaker 1: you went off on the stretcher. Yeah you say.
Speaker 2: That, like you just do those.
Speaker 4: You had a lot of fucking moments, bro, Yeah it
Speaker 4: was cool.
Speaker 1: A lot of creators out there can go a lot
Speaker 1: of ways direction with like Taylor Lewan Tennessee Titan highlights. Yeah, yeah, Jack,
Speaker 1: you gotta get that one, the five minute one.
Speaker 2: Up for like, uh his highlight.
Speaker 1: You know how dudes have their highlights on YouTube? Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: like how people get the highlights.
Speaker 10: I need to make it into a vertical I mean,
Speaker 10: not vertical, horizontal.
Speaker 3: Right now, this is a good tear talk. I don't
Speaker 3: know how you felt about it.
Speaker 1: I think it's it's it's it's nice, even though might
Speaker 1: feel uncomfortable.
Speaker 3: I know you're not listening right now.
Speaker 2: I'm listening.
Speaker 1: Like everybody just talking about you and your flowers and
Speaker 1: all this stuff.
Speaker 4: But it's well deserved. Like nine years bro, like you
Speaker 4: deserve all of it.
Speaker 1: I'm Appycire, you deserve all the praise, all the good words, everything,
Speaker 1: and it does. It's like it's surreal that your time
Speaker 1: in Tennessee has come to an end.
Speaker 3: It's just fucking just wild. Yeah, it's bound to happen
Speaker 3: eventually to anybody. Yeah, it's just one of those we
Speaker 3: talk about it. The things you wish is you could
Speaker 3: just rewrite the last few years. Yeah, but it has
Speaker 3: been awesome. It has been a great run. Can you
Speaker 3: up all the moments last for ever?
Speaker 1: It's like twenty nineteen season, the team, the camaraderie, you
Speaker 1: hope that continues to go. But even like you know,
Speaker 1: the Chiefs winning and having the parade the next day,
Speaker 1: they still got to go in and be like man
Speaker 1: ell of a year.
Speaker 3: We get to look back on fondly.
Speaker 1: But it's like every every fucking great thing, no matter what,
Speaker 1: has to come doing in the Patriots, the Patriots and
Speaker 1: you know you guys kind of ended that.
Speaker 4: I'm meant to go somewhere else. Yeah, yeah, should we
Speaker 4: talk about Max MoMA, anything else?
Speaker 2: Anything else?
Speaker 3: We're missing Max Homer? No, you're ready to get out
Speaker 3: of there. No, it's been it's been amazing. I really
Speaker 3: do appreciate so much. And there's gonna be times where speridment. Man,
Speaker 3: I wish I just let them talk more. But I
Speaker 3: feel like you guys have said such incredible things and
Speaker 3: it's been a it's been amazing. It really has been incredible,
Speaker 3: and I'm super grateful.
Speaker 1: So it's almost like, what do we do now once
Speaker 1: when you retire one day? Yeah, running back, but it's
Speaker 1: crazy you get to have like all these kinds of
Speaker 1: conversations based around like one team for nine years.
Speaker 3: That's cool. Yeah, yeah, Max Oma, we can we can pivot. Yeah,
Speaker 3: outstanding individual right got second place this past weekend had
Speaker 3: him on the bus and at the super Bowl. But
Speaker 3: the day before that he was on part of My
Speaker 3: Take and Big Cat was saying he's a bit of
Speaker 3: a podcast for he.
Speaker 2: Did he did, that's branding.
Speaker 3: That's branding. Yes, he makes.
Speaker 1: Golf, Like I don't watch golf, but I feel like
Speaker 1: I follow it more now just because Max is in
Speaker 1: it ten days since he's been on. Yeah, he has
Speaker 1: fun on social media like he had he like he
Speaker 1: knows how to make jokes like he does all like
Speaker 1: I don't know, he makes that shift seem.
Speaker 3: Cool to Yeah, Max, this is one thing on social
Speaker 3: media where he he rates people's swings and just absolutely
Speaker 3: murders them. It's the funniest shit in the world.
Speaker 2: Max is hilarious.
Speaker 3: He was great to have on the podcast. I honestly
Speaker 3: that we get such a blur. I forget what we
Speaker 3: talked about.
Speaker 2: He was he was delivering some juice.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he was delivering some juice.
Speaker 1: Growing up in the game of golf and talking about
Speaker 1: how you make it, you know, for the younger generations
Speaker 1: because he's talked about being at the like clubs and
Speaker 1: stuff like that, and some of the older generation people
Speaker 1: don't want to have the patience for like the younger
Speaker 1: kids who are there.
Speaker 2: Trying to learn.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what do I keep looking at Garrett because I'm
Speaker 1: you know, I know Garrett Garrett is like our golf
Speaker 1: analyst on this podcast, and uh, I felt Garrett would
Speaker 1: remember some of this stuff too, But that week was
Speaker 1: very much a blur with everybody who was coming on.
Speaker 11: He talked a lot about y'all asked him like getting
Speaker 11: into the game, like who was pivotal for him. He
Speaker 11: talked about tiger Woods obviously kind of like making golf
Speaker 11: cool and then yeah, talked about waste management and how
Speaker 11: he thinks it's important for EGA in general just to
Speaker 11: get fans in it. He will ask him if golf
Speaker 11: was a real sport. Yea, yeah, he played into that
Speaker 11: answer really well.
Speaker 2: He didn't play I think he just answered the question.
Speaker 11: Yay, yeah, huh, very good answer, like fuck, no, it
Speaker 11: didn't piss.
Speaker 2: It was more of like a start off Garrett the room.
Speaker 2: Garrett left the room.
Speaker 3: Do you remember that. Yeah, we didn't see him the
Speaker 3: rest of the day. He had to show back to
Speaker 3: the next day.
Speaker 2: And then in the driving range. Yeah, yeah, but no,
Speaker 2: Max was sweet. Yeah, tough, tough l this past weekend,
Speaker 2: but put a lot of passion on the course. Yeah.
Speaker 11: His post game or post round stuff is special. It
Speaker 11: just shows like I don't know how hard golf is
Speaker 11: and yeah, committed here bro.
Speaker 3: He just yeah, he's authentic, authentic. He's got a good
Speaker 3: mindset to the way he was talking how he used
Speaker 3: to be compared to now his caddy shout at his
Speaker 3: fucking caddy, dude, him being there, being able to bitch
Speaker 3: him out, telling him story, telling us stories about how
Speaker 3: he was in the course losing his mind and his
Speaker 3: Caddy basically called him a little pussy and then fucking
Speaker 3: they went out, went out and won. It's just awesome, dude,
Speaker 3: it's his best friend. That's fucking rad. Yeah.
Speaker 1: They stuck the other whole time. Yeah, and the biggest
Speaker 1: takeaway golf. He did say golf is not a real sport.
Speaker 3: I would have waited to let them see that on
Speaker 3: the episode. But I think that's yeah, but that's for
Speaker 3: you guys to decide it's golf a real sport or not.
Speaker 3: Max Holmo says it's not. What do you think? What
Speaker 3: do you think? Is it a real sport? Yeah? Uh,
Speaker 3: you know, it's like a leisurely hobby that's me make
Speaker 3: a lot of money doing. Yeah, you know, I don't
Speaker 3: like golf. Golf people that have made it.
Speaker 4: But you're gonna have to get out of that box.
Speaker 1: You just digging in and uh, you know.
Speaker 3: Brother, who's got time? Who's got time for three hours
Speaker 3: just spending a course?
Speaker 2: You do? No?
Speaker 7: No, brother, Yeah no, dude started banging on the on
Speaker 7: the door.
Speaker 3: That fucking video.
Speaker 2: Oh man. Yeah, but you did they hate on golf.
Speaker 1: I think it's I think it's one of those things
Speaker 1: you've leaned in on so hard you gotta you stick
Speaker 1: with it.
Speaker 3: But it's like, I don't know, it gets such undeserved
Speaker 3: hay bit. I'll go do golf. I want to do
Speaker 3: a standbager with the boys that uh spit and chick litz.
Speaker 3: I want to do all that. It'll be fun all golf.
Speaker 3: I'll try it. I'm not gonna like it. You're gonna
Speaker 3: like it.
Speaker 11: Golf has a lot of things that you enjoy, though.
Speaker 11: What's that Garrett, camaraderie, the boys being outside drinking.
Speaker 3: I don't like drinking. Ope? Can I we're gonna go
Speaker 3: tarps off?
Speaker 2: Absolutely, you can't go.
Speaker 3: I mean maybe in a couple.
Speaker 2: Spots you can go tarps off. Last group of the day.
Speaker 3: Yeah. The thing I don't like is the goddamn collared shirts.
Speaker 3: You don't have the slacks, you don't have to.
Speaker 2: You look good.
Speaker 3: I don't want to do that, dude. Anyway, this is
Speaker 3: not about we're getting back to me. I don't know
Speaker 3: how I fucking diok that again, dude, do that again.
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Speaker 3: we were talking about Rob Moujie, my high school buddy.
Speaker 2: He now legend.
Speaker 3: He's been mentioned on this podcast several time. Incredible guy.
Speaker 3: You know Rob, He's in the Gulf world. But we're
Speaker 3: talking about, uh, the sectomies. Yeah, so let's let's let's
Speaker 3: get over that real quick. How many kids do you have?
Speaker 3: You have one kid?
Speaker 2: How many more kids do you want?
Speaker 3: Damn?
Speaker 2: No more? Than one more.
Speaker 16: Really yeah, I'm not, I think, but I think it's
Speaker 16: a product of like I grew up in a two
Speaker 16: kid household, and that my wife she was cool with
Speaker 16: three because she grew up in a three kid household,
Speaker 16: but now she's pretty much on two. I could do
Speaker 16: just one, I think. But I'm also in like the
Speaker 16: three and a half I mean, you're in the three
Speaker 16: and a half month grind right now, where it's like
Speaker 16: it's just getting a little less hard, so I can
Speaker 16: see like the light at like, oh this is really fun.
Speaker 16: But so many people I feel like the day you
Speaker 16: have your kid, you're like it's a gray stay of
Speaker 16: your life, Like everything's just like gravy from here. And
Speaker 16: it's like, I think you guys forgot about how hard
Speaker 16: the month is where you don't sleep like at all,
Speaker 16: like not like like if you got an hour you're like,
Speaker 16: oh man, I feel so good, and it's like you
Speaker 16: I think people forget. But now that you get that
Speaker 16: over that three month hump, I could see having a
Speaker 16: second one, but right away people are like.
Speaker 2: Oh man, like you know how many you gonna have?
Speaker 2: I'm like one one. I'm cool, Like this is impossible.
Speaker 2: There's a uh.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: Any Sandberg is a comedian and he was on a
Speaker 3: like a late talk show one time and he was
Speaker 3: talking about having a kid and as like your your
Speaker 3: wife is pregnant. One's like, it's a blessing. It's gonna
Speaker 3: be the greatest day of your life. And then once
Speaker 3: the kids born, everyone's like welcome to hell. Like they
Speaker 3: just trick you into like also getting into hell. That
Speaker 3: dude that first six months, I mean, Willi's coming up,
Speaker 3: his daughter's about to be a year.
Speaker 2: I got a five year old and already, yeah, I
Speaker 2: went you were like in my boat for you almost months.
Speaker 3: You get to that six month mark really like the
Speaker 3: first six months is like keep just keep it alive,
Speaker 3: like you gotta feed it, poop it, make sure it's
Speaker 3: like breathing at all times. And then like once you
Speaker 3: get to six months, that's when like the personality really
Speaker 3: starts to show. You get the smiles when you walk
Speaker 3: in the door type thing. But I got a five
Speaker 3: year old and it's like full blown, like it's my
Speaker 3: little buddy.
Speaker 2: We're ripping it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we have conversations. She's in a pokemon like it's
Speaker 3: like a nice little it's a cool deal.
Speaker 16: Yeah, because that's like intro like having similar interests. You
Speaker 16: do have the pooping thing aligned. I do like to poop.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you are that wi me.
Speaker 16: But I'm saying he all so likes it, like that's
Speaker 16: our similarity, Like that's our link right now. But the
Speaker 16: problem is is, like you know, he has someone wipe
Speaker 16: his own ass for him, and I still have to
Speaker 16: I have to do both of those things.
Speaker 2: So that's where we're kind of misaligned.
Speaker 16: Is I feel like it's like a it's like for him,
Speaker 16: it's just straight up forty Yeah, I have to work
Speaker 16: a little bit.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, so he hasn't reciproc but you gotta get
Speaker 3: him another I want to know.
Speaker 16: But like when you're in the beginning of it, man,
Speaker 16: that's just like the hardest thing to to think about
Speaker 16: because you're just like, man, what I'm already marty in it.
Speaker 16: It's just as hard as I could possibly imagine. Then
Speaker 16: we travel so much, man, it's just like we just
Speaker 16: did our first lights what was that three weeks ago?
Speaker 16: And every time I, like we do anything, I'm like,
Speaker 16: how do people do this with two fucking kids? So
Speaker 16: it's like I have the backpack with the stroller on.
Speaker 16: You know that you carry it like the satchel, and
Speaker 16: I mean lacy. My wife was saying, I almost ran
Speaker 16: into like one hundred people, and I'm like, well, that's
Speaker 16: just their problem at this point because I'm overwhelmed, so
Speaker 16: I can't imagine too. But obviously you get to that point,
Speaker 16: I'm sure where it's like that it makes more sense
Speaker 16: than it seems reasonable at this point in time.
Speaker 1: I right now, it's almost like you know you're about
Speaker 1: to take off. You can get in the bottle, you
Speaker 1: can kind of like, yeah, I have him on the carrier,
Speaker 1: but now that rue is like ten months, Like I
Speaker 1: be honest, she was hell like if we're if we're
Speaker 1: coming out of training camp, she's getting cut flying down
Speaker 1: to Austin and flying over to Asy. Now flying to
Speaker 1: as he wasn't as bad. We got her to sleep
Speaker 1: down in the seat, but like they're just want to
Speaker 1: move and do everything else like travel. It's like a
Speaker 1: few hour flight.
Speaker 16: I'm glad he's still immobile because I was not a
Speaker 16: fool player.
Speaker 2: I'm not ready to chase something around.
Speaker 16: I walk, Yeah, I can walk fast, but I don't
Speaker 16: I don't jog a whole whole lot of time. So
Speaker 16: I'm a little scared for when I I can't find
Speaker 16: him and he's just running away shitting and pissing and screaming.
Speaker 16: I'm cool with him in one place. I know when
Speaker 16: he screams, now, I know exactly where he is. Yeah,
Speaker 16: scared for the days where he's gonna be like like
Speaker 16: Ron was telling me yesterday, he's like, you know, they
Speaker 16: have to obviously, like his kid is a little over
Speaker 16: a year. I think two years, maybe get two years,
Speaker 16: and he uh, you know, he's like he's like he's
Speaker 16: trying to climb out of the crib, and I'm just like,
Speaker 16: that's the scariest I know. My kid's gonna be right
Speaker 16: where I left him at all times, so I can.
Speaker 2: I'm cool with that.
Speaker 3: It's a grind, dude, It's an absolute grind to have
Speaker 3: a kid. But I think he got going for you
Speaker 3: is I mean, the boy made some bags. Yeah a
Speaker 3: few weeks ago. That's a nice little deal right there.
Speaker 3: You keep doing that and no more south last Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: a nice little plane. Just go ahead, and hey, you
Speaker 3: can cry and run around wherever you want.
Speaker 16: We did do that all the way home from from
Speaker 16: San Diego, and it was really nice, Like it was
Speaker 16: really relaxing. I will say, though, to all the parents
Speaker 16: out there who don't fly as often as I do
Speaker 16: and they feel bad when their kid like screams on
Speaker 16: a plane.
Speaker 2: I've been on as many planes as I think like.
Speaker 16: Anybody really has, and at some point I got over
Speaker 16: it's like they make noise canceling headphones.
Speaker 2: Now, yes, bro, that's all you gotta do. Brought that
Speaker 2: up yesterday.
Speaker 16: It's a kid like they're gonna scream. I mean maybe
Speaker 16: when I was like twenty twenty one years old, I
Speaker 16: was a god. It's annoying. I got the kid behind me,
Speaker 16: but it's like they got noise can slandfles. I even
Speaker 16: thought like if I if I was just making crazy,
Speaker 16: crazy money, I'll just buy everybody noise canceling headphones.
Speaker 4: Just bring bringing back Bay guys.
Speaker 2: You get a headphone. Yeah here you guys go. No
Speaker 2: complaining now though, Like I'm good, you're good.
Speaker 1: It seems natural though, like I was like it would
Speaker 1: be internally in my head, I'm like, man, this kid
Speaker 1: quiet down. But now that you're a parent, you're like,
Speaker 1: you know the parents going the parents are about way
Speaker 1: worse than you are because there are parents who are like, man,
Speaker 1: you want to cue down because you know how everybody
Speaker 1: else might feel because you were once there at one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, not like actually looking like like people who looking
Speaker 4: give like faces.
Speaker 2: It's like, yo, fuck you. If you have the face
Speaker 2: you can go fuck yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 3: If it's like an older woman, it's always the older
Speaker 3: woman that kind of looks like, what do you what
Speaker 3: are you doing? Say? Man, you're sitting in the middle
Speaker 3: seat in Southwest you had to see you thirty. It
Speaker 3: was gonna be a tough flight for your.
Speaker 16: Regardless disconnect, I do believe this. There's a disconnect because
Speaker 16: it is more expensive. It's public transportation. It's just a
Speaker 16: bus in the air. If I was on a bus
Speaker 16: and someone was screaming, I've been on bus. I lived
Speaker 16: in Berkeley for four years. I'm a bus where people
Speaker 16: are taking pisses in the aisle and it's like you
Speaker 16: just didn't even bat an eye. You go on the
Speaker 16: bar and there's just a homeless dude lives there. It
Speaker 16: smells it terrible, but you're like, yeah, this public transportation.
Speaker 16: But for some reason, when you're up in the clouds,
Speaker 16: people to expect everybody to, you know, wear like a
Speaker 16: suit and tie and just read.
Speaker 2: But like you're kind of like it really is.
Speaker 3: I want to know why people are pissing in the
Speaker 3: middle of the aisle of a bus.
Speaker 4: You know, he said he grow up the California. You
Speaker 4: got homeless people.
Speaker 2: He's got a big homeless population. You see a lot
Speaker 2: of shit, And I mean that quite literally.
Speaker 3: Well, like California is El Dorado for the homeless community.
Speaker 3: That is, that is a place you really need to
Speaker 3: get gotta everywhere's the ocean. Yeah, people in Minnesota that
Speaker 3: are homeless are like, have you heard about this place
Speaker 3: on California? We could get there. The flyers like yeah
Speaker 3: that photo. Okay, some day I'm gonna head west for
Speaker 3: three years.
Speaker 2: You'll never do it, almost due to Minnesota. Last time
Speaker 2: I was there, and that guy's brave. MANX. It gets
Speaker 2: fucking cool. It's fucking cold in Minnesota.
Speaker 16: California. I mean, like if I was I would just
Speaker 16: live in San Diego and it would be great. Yeah,
Speaker 16: I mean that'd be awesome.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if you want, you can stumble over to Mexico
Speaker 2: real quick. But a PJ. You saw a couple of
Speaker 2: nice shows coming back.
Speaker 3: Want of entertainment down there in southern California a lot
Speaker 3: of entertainment. What do you live in San Diego now.
Speaker 2: No, I'm here.
Speaker 16: I'm twenty minutes from here, but I I grew up
Speaker 16: in Los Angeles. But we've been here four years now.
Speaker 16: You a Paradise Valley guy, I'm Arcadia.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, nice.
Speaker 3: Arcadia is the south of Paradise Valley money val Paradise.
Speaker 3: It's like Vallee. Arcadia is like it's like the nicest
Speaker 3: area of Arizona.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 16: I grew up in Cave Creek, no way. Yeah, so
Speaker 16: we just moved Arcadia. We were living up by like
Speaker 16: where TPC is. We were living by like Kierlin.
Speaker 2: Yeah for a while. But uh, Arkadie feels kind of
Speaker 2: like California. Like you guys have those kind of vibes.
Speaker 2: It's weird.
Speaker 3: Like road drive down a neighborhood in urad it'll be
Speaker 3: like lush.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 16: Yeah, it's cool. It's a cool set up for for Arizona.
Speaker 16: It's different, but yeah it is. It has been funny
Speaker 16: living down there because like there is a I'm not
Speaker 16: forty tody guy, but but our forty twenty people down there.
Speaker 3: Yeah you go, he just got a little north. But
Speaker 3: I know that Cave Creek. It's more salt of the earth.
Speaker 2: I believe that.
Speaker 16: But I just get my wife and I can't do they.
Speaker 16: I haven't fallen in love with the cactus yet.
Speaker 2: That's a beautiful thing better.
Speaker 3: I think that's fair.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know you take take a lot of pride
Speaker 4: in the cacti.
Speaker 16: Yeah, it's kind of like all we got we got
Speaker 16: out here that they can differentiate. But the cacti, which
Speaker 16: I'm just like, it's just a cactus.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's lots of it's the ChIL. I think interesting
Speaker 3: is how long you've heard about jumping toil?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Oh hey, fuck him up right now. Yeah, we'll blame
Speaker 2: them a the what is this called jumping? Jumping?
Speaker 3: They're like basically like the defense mechanism. Defense mechanism of
Speaker 3: ach is if you get close to it, it'll literally
Speaker 3: lean into you and then get you so it'll get
Speaker 3: you away from it. And it's one of those things
Speaker 3: like if you like touch it, it breaks off real easily,
Speaker 3: so it'll be like all over your hands and arms
Speaker 3: and stuff like that. And they're like they like they
Speaker 3: look like big bushes and you can just like stacks
Speaker 3: of just prickles everywhere.
Speaker 16: My buddy put his foot over one once it was
Speaker 16: on the ground. He put his foot over it, kind
Speaker 16: of screwing around like oh, I'm gonna step on it.
Speaker 2: And yeah, but holy fuck, yeah, Like what's the point
Speaker 2: of those things? You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's what kind of value are they adding? I'm
Speaker 4: sure they do.
Speaker 1: Like I'm sure somebody somebody's out there pissed off right now,
Speaker 1: Like how does will fucking not know?
Speaker 3: No, I mean I think the choice is like only
Speaker 3: here here in like New Mexico. Yeah, Like it's kind
Speaker 3: of like a it's a rare thing.
Speaker 4: It's interesting how long cactuses can live.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a fun thing too, Warlski, like two hundred
Speaker 3: years old. It's wild. But that's what this is not,
Speaker 3: what this podcast is not about. You are so you're
Speaker 3: at the way you're doing the waste management. Obviously you
Speaker 3: gotta be to come out. We're thinking about we're thinking
Speaker 3: about Saturday right now.
Speaker 2: We're thinking about Saturday.
Speaker 3: Good day. Yeah, and then so how does like waste
Speaker 3: management to me? Growing up here? Last year?
Speaker 2: What's that he hit one?
Speaker 3: Last year?
Speaker 2: You got it? You got one last year? Didn't you
Speaker 2: hold one?
Speaker 3: Yeah? No, that was sim right, that's crazy, that's that's
Speaker 3: just that's just us not doing our homework, cause I legit.
Speaker 2: I was sitting with Will there being like, damn, did
Speaker 2: he really get a hole in one?
Speaker 3: But that like, how does the waste management how is
Speaker 3: it different from things like Augusta and like other places,
Speaker 3: because it seems like it literally is out of like
Speaker 3: Happy Gil.
Speaker 16: No, it's as yeah, it really is. Shooter McGavin would
Speaker 16: struggle here. So that's how I put in context. They
Speaker 16: don't tell you exactly how many people come through the gates,
Speaker 16: but I I know roughly so on a on a
Speaker 16: given even a good, good golf tournament day, like I
Speaker 16: would say Farmers Insurance two weeks ago, final round probably had.
Speaker 2: That's where he made his bags.
Speaker 16: Twenty five thirty thousand people, Yeah, which feels like a
Speaker 16: lot at a golf tournament its spread out with it
Speaker 16: feels like a lot Saturday at the waste management this
Speaker 16: week we'll probably have two hundred and fifty thousand people.
Speaker 2: It's like the top five six sporting event in a day.
Speaker 2: And it's all week.
Speaker 16: I mean yesterday, Yesterday's Monday. It's the first day of
Speaker 16: the course is open to practice or sorry for the fans.
Speaker 16: But typically even some of the events don't even open,
Speaker 16: and you know, you'll trickle in, like a few people
Speaker 16: on me some Monday people have jobs. I mean, yesterday
Speaker 16: was still chaos. I mean it's so many people. So
Speaker 16: it's different. But my story that explains it. We call
Speaker 16: it all the golfers call it a party that a
Speaker 16: golf tournament broke out at. So it's like if we
Speaker 16: were here drinking, then all of a sudden, you're like,
Speaker 16: you know, you want to go mess around on that
Speaker 16: putting green, and like that's that's like the scale. So
Speaker 16: my first year ever playing at I t off on
Speaker 16: Thursday off the back nine and sixteen's you know right
Speaker 16: where like everyone filters in through ten, they walk past ten,
Speaker 16: past eleven and filter into sixteen.
Speaker 2: And I walk off the tee.
Speaker 16: I got, you know, on my golf clothes on spikes on,
Speaker 16: looking like a professional golfer.
Speaker 2: I got my caddy carrying the clubs, looking like a caddy.
Speaker 16: And there's a huge line of people and there's these
Speaker 16: two tract of women in front of me, and I say,
Speaker 16: excuse me, and they're on like heels and dresses and
Speaker 16: all this shit and and they like look at me
Speaker 16: and look back away. I was like, I was like,
Speaker 16: excuse me, like I'm trying to get through to the fairway,
Speaker 16: and she gave me like the I have a boyfriend, look.
Speaker 2: No, And I was like, what the fuck are we doing?
Speaker 16: Like I'm working, like you're here because there's a golf room,
Speaker 16: but most of the people don't even like that's not
Speaker 16: even part of it, like that's not the vibe. I mean,
Speaker 16: they have clubs like I have my buddy. I don't
Speaker 16: know if you guys know the you know he's just
Speaker 16: Mike now, but Mike's stud.
Speaker 2: And all those we are, Yeah, he's one of the
Speaker 2: he's been times.
Speaker 16: They rolled through last year, him Blue and all the boys,
Speaker 16: and I got them passes a thing called the Greenskeeper.
Speaker 16: It's left of eighteen, and it's like I've never been.
Speaker 16: I've never got this, like see anything. But it's kind
Speaker 16: of like a day club, like outdoor day club. And
Speaker 16: he's like, hey, I'm gonna come out. Uh And I
Speaker 16: was like, okay, I got you guys these wristbands and he'said, no,
Speaker 16: we want to.
Speaker 2: Play watch you play golf.
Speaker 16: I said, okay, but I was like let you know,
Speaker 16: like it's really fun like every day, but Saturday, like
Speaker 16: don't feel obligated.
Speaker 2: To come watch me play, like get in there.
Speaker 16: So I text him after I was like, hey man, sorry,
Speaker 16: like I didn't say high, like there's just a lot
Speaker 16: of people out there.
Speaker 2: Whatever.
Speaker 16: He goes, he's like I think he text me two
Speaker 16: days later because he was like, never even left the
Speaker 16: greens Keeper, like it was just too much fun because
Speaker 16: it's just like beer gardens, Like people don't even know
Speaker 16: there's golf going on sixteen, you know, but you're there
Speaker 16: just to boo and get really drunk. And it's different
Speaker 16: from anything ever, because every other golf tournament is it's
Speaker 16: the golf tournament's the priority in this case, like that
Speaker 16: is the alcohol is the priorities.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's likely that it's crazy, it's insane. How do
Speaker 2: you get go ahead? Bub, I'm just.
Speaker 1: Gonna say how you feel about everyone's starting to throw
Speaker 1: all that alcohol onto the So I like the green
Speaker 1: like how it was like chaos.
Speaker 2: It was a little much. So basically they had to
Speaker 2: change it this year.
Speaker 16: I'm not gonna go out here and say it's like
Speaker 16: life and dead dangerous, but I mean people are chucking
Speaker 16: you know, hands at you that are full of beer
Speaker 16: and like, you know, cold, My buddy Cold got hit
Speaker 16: with one last year and he's like, didn't feel good.
Speaker 2: I don't mind it. It's it's crazy. I like this.
Speaker 16: This is good for golf. I don't think every week,
Speaker 16: but it's good for golf. But they are putting cups
Speaker 16: in solo cups this year, so if you do chuck
Speaker 16: them at least like we're not gonna get beaned.
Speaker 2: But I don't know, I like it. It's fun. It's
Speaker 2: it's it's chaos. It's crazy.
Speaker 16: It's like we golf is such like an older, older
Speaker 16: person's sport that like making it younger and all this
Speaker 16: and that whatever.
Speaker 2: The only problem with last year that we got a
Speaker 2: little of that.
Speaker 16: They're starting to do it for anything, like they crave
Speaker 16: it's like you craved reason the chaos. And they're like
Speaker 16: they're like, man, if he if he makes this thirty footer,
Speaker 16: we're gonna throw it and then they'll miss and he's
Speaker 16: like he taps it in though we'll throw it too.
Speaker 16: It's like okay, or you know, like make it make
Speaker 16: like for the home one like go nuts for a bunker. Shot,
Speaker 16: you make go nuts, long pup, go nuts. It did
Speaker 16: feel like last year was kind of like anything we
Speaker 16: can possibly make happen and make worth it, we're gonna
Speaker 16: do it.
Speaker 2: But it's cool, man, it's a it's rare.
Speaker 16: I have my favorite funniest stories from this event, and
Speaker 16: last year was up there with the most humanizing and
Speaker 16: also kind of funny thing ever. But I was in
Speaker 16: a late group on Saturday, I think, and we get
Speaker 16: to fifteen, I'm making like a little charge and uh,
Speaker 16: I don't know why the people who set the tournament
Speaker 16: up did this. But there's a ported body like on
Speaker 16: the tee and it is really close to a lot
Speaker 16: of people, and you know, obviously they're quite noisy, and.
Speaker 2: I had a healthy stream that day. So I hop
Speaker 2: in there and everyone watches me go in there, and
Speaker 2: I could.
Speaker 16: Hear people, like, you know, chanting as I'm like in
Speaker 16: the bathroom, and it's like really uncomfortable, and I get
Speaker 16: out and I just get like, I mean, they're already standing,
Speaker 16: but it's still like a standing ovation like a roar
Speaker 16: happens as I leave this bathroom. I look at Joe
Speaker 16: and I'm like, dude, I don't even feel like a
Speaker 16: fucking person anymore for a pass like they got, I
Speaker 16: didn't have to take a shit because like that, it
Speaker 16: just doesn't have been a tough one in there.
Speaker 2: So you have that, I've had my favorite heckles have
Speaker 2: been at this one. Uh. So it's a great event.
Speaker 2: It's just, uh, it's very different.
Speaker 3: Is it a when you're looking at like your first
Speaker 3: couple of times doing the waste management, is there like
Speaker 3: a level of fomo that you had at any point?
Speaker 3: Being like these people are having every incredible time every year.
Speaker 3: I remember, like I don't know about you, but like
Speaker 3: being on the buses going to like college foot blun
Speaker 3: steing all these all these people tail getting are like, damn, I've.
Speaker 2: Never been to a tailgat. I got to do all
Speaker 2: the tail getting. Yeah, so we roll reverse. It is hard, man.
Speaker 16: I guess like last year I got, I got all
Speaker 16: these friends in town. Uh and like one night, you know,
Speaker 16: like I again invited to go to dinner with like
Speaker 16: Golf who I'm buddies with and Yelich and all like
Speaker 16: just like my favorite like coolest athlete friends who we
Speaker 16: keep up with each other, but I never get to
Speaker 16: see them because they're busy when when when I'm not
Speaker 16: busy and I'm busy when they're busy, and they're like, man,
Speaker 16: we're going out to Bottle Blond a night. You know,
Speaker 16: I know it's probably hard, but you want to come.
Speaker 16: And I'm just like fuck you, yeah, like I want
Speaker 16: to know. But and then they're like, no, you're not coming.
Speaker 16: I'm like, I know, but like you just all the
Speaker 16: parties are this week and it's so much fun and
Speaker 16: everyone's out and watching people like just drink while we're
Speaker 16: all golfing just seem like truly having the time of
Speaker 16: their lives. Well, I'm just like wrestling between making bogies,
Speaker 16: birdies and pars. It's just like it's just not nearly
Speaker 16: as fun.
Speaker 2: Yeah, changing diapers.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 16: Now this week's super Bowl week. Yeah, now it's super Bowl.
Speaker 16: It makes every year it's just crazier. But I don't know, man,
Speaker 16: I have fomo every year at this event. But there
Speaker 16: have been times like my favorite, like like last year's Saturday,
Speaker 16: my last like five holes is my like one of
Speaker 16: my favorite things that's happened to me. And golf just
Speaker 16: because when you do perform in front of those people,
Speaker 16: you guys would would get this more We don't get
Speaker 16: this very often, but it's like the rush of it is, well,
Speaker 16: you know, it's worth not drinking the beersh But yeah,
Speaker 16: there's still times where I'm like, god, dang, it looks pretty,
Speaker 16: you know. If I get it on like a little
Speaker 16: bogie run, I'm like, I could just be out there
Speaker 16: right now, like, yeah, well I got full acts, I
Speaker 16: got this little credential gets me everywhere.
Speaker 2: I could be doing all the coolest stuff. But I
Speaker 2: don't know. It's a it's a good trade off.
Speaker 1: Here's a question how important in the scheme of day
Speaker 1: rankings and all that is the waste management. That's what
Speaker 1: I'm thinking, is this, why not become the golfer it's
Speaker 1: drinking while you're playing.
Speaker 3: John Daly, Oh he does that. He smokes cigarettes and drinks.
Speaker 3: He's the fine because you're not allowed to drink.
Speaker 2: We're not allowed to. Yeah, maybe that'll be a rule
Speaker 2: we could knock down.
Speaker 3: Just for this tournament.
Speaker 2: Just like when you go to Augusta.
Speaker 3: I've never been, but it's like the hot dogs are
Speaker 3: still the same prices the day they open.
Speaker 2: They have like this message.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like on like presidents and like senators can like
Speaker 3: golf on this place other than pro golfers, Like why
Speaker 3: not make the waste management like the ultimate like fuck
Speaker 3: you to golf in a way that like takes this
Speaker 3: these younger generations and it's like, oh, we want to
Speaker 3: do this ship.
Speaker 2: This is awesome, not a terrible. Yeah, we could have
Speaker 2: a one innovator.
Speaker 4: While playing golf.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like, you guys, watch the Wire. I've not
Speaker 2: seen a lot of.
Speaker 3: There's so many shows out there now that are amazing,
Speaker 3: Like The Last of Us is now a thing that
Speaker 3: everyone's watching. Wow.
Speaker 16: But they have a thing called Hamsterdam where like in Baltimore,
Speaker 16: they made like you could do drugs in this one
Speaker 16: square mile. You could do whatever you wanted. There was
Speaker 16: no rules, and like that's what this event should be.
Speaker 16: It's like, yeah, the one place where like we'll turn
Speaker 16: a blind eye to this.
Speaker 2: That's perfect.
Speaker 3: Captioning Maxholma thinks heroin should be allowed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, no, no drugs. You brought that up. What's
Speaker 2: one rule you would change in golf? Man? Big Cat.
Speaker 16: Big Cat did say something on part of my take once.
Speaker 16: I don't know if you guys ever heard that one,
Speaker 16: but where he said that you should be allowed to
Speaker 16: fight one Fanny year in like any sport, and I
Speaker 16: was like last year at the PGA in Oklahoma, I
Speaker 16: was telling Joe my Caddy about that rule because there's
Speaker 16: this fucking guy that was just wearing me out for
Speaker 16: like six holes in a row. He's clearly just walking
Speaker 16: with us, and I was just like do I was like,
Speaker 16: that's the fucking guy, Like that's my But you have
Speaker 16: to be smart about it because I'm not like a
Speaker 16: super large man. I'd pick a small guy and I
Speaker 16: just go to town. And I think I think that
Speaker 16: would be that would be a good one. Obviously pretty
Speaker 16: pretty unrealistic, unrealistic rule change, but definitely something if we
Speaker 16: thought of.
Speaker 2: I do think that. I do think that like live
Speaker 2: towards doing it like shorts. I don't mind, like you
Speaker 2: could wear shorts.
Speaker 16: It makes it seem like at least a little less dorky,
Speaker 16: although some people got like very white legs.
Speaker 2: But I don't know the real one is.
Speaker 16: I guess the real one I would do is like
Speaker 16: range finders, the lasers you shoot the pin distance wise,
Speaker 16: I would use because if everyone has one, I don't
Speaker 16: see the advantage of it, so it's like, might as
Speaker 16: well do it it'll speed things up to an extent,
Speaker 16: it makes things easier on everybody.
Speaker 2: That one seems pretty basic, but we'll see.
Speaker 9: Is it.
Speaker 2: So speaking of like fighting guys, is there.
Speaker 3: A golfer that you would, given the opportunity, would maybe
Speaker 3: throw hands with.
Speaker 2: I mean, I get yeah, I mean it could be anybody,
Speaker 2: somebody on the front of your mind. You can say them,
Speaker 2: you don't have to say him. Who do you think
Speaker 2: you could take in the tour? I could take, Like
Speaker 2: I could take a lot of I was, I was.
Speaker 2: I'm blessed.
Speaker 16: My dad was a boxer growing up, so he taught
Speaker 16: me at a box So I'm a very unassuming like
Speaker 16: I know I could at least. I'm also not scared
Speaker 16: to get my ass beat like that at some point. Yeah,
Speaker 16: like like like we fought, obviously, you guys are all
Speaker 16: gonna kick my ass, Like I'm cool with that, but
Speaker 16: like I'd rather.
Speaker 2: Do that than like run, So I'm gonna at least
Speaker 2: stand in there and take a few.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I mean think that there's a lot of
Speaker 2: guys on tour. I would I would.
Speaker 16: I would like my chance against But it's not like
Speaker 16: I dislike that many people or really anybody enough to
Speaker 16: just be like, I'm just gonna bite them. But I
Speaker 16: mean there's times when you're pissed off and it's kind
Speaker 16: of just any When you make like four buggies in
Speaker 16: a row.
Speaker 2: It's kind of just anybody. Yeah, anybody's I'm ready right now.
Speaker 2: Dad always had this joke.
Speaker 16: I wore a or this ugly assed pink shirt when
Speaker 16: I was a junior golfer and this guy we were
Speaker 16: leaving the course. I paid so bad, I'm so mad,
Speaker 16: steaming in the front seat. I'm probably fifteen sixteen, and
Speaker 16: this guy cuts off my dad. He's usually like a
Speaker 16: little more of the hot head than me, and I
Speaker 16: start yelling at the car the guy in front.
Speaker 2: My dad goes. My dad goes, if you want to
Speaker 2: get out, you can get out.
Speaker 16: And he was like, could you imagine, like on the news,
Speaker 16: like like golfer and pink shirt just beats the hell
Speaker 16: out of some road raged driver.
Speaker 2: And I was like, yeah, this probably wasn't gonna go
Speaker 2: that way. I probably, you know, end up flat on
Speaker 2: my back.
Speaker 16: But we have no I've always been scared of a
Speaker 16: golfer actually fighting another golfer because like we just had
Speaker 16: a tee throwing incident a year a week ago in Dubai,
Speaker 16: we have Rory McElroy and Patrick Reed. Patrick Greed like
Speaker 16: flicked a tee towards Rory and it was a humongous story,
Speaker 16: which is pretty sad. And I'm really nervous that if
Speaker 16: we ever anybody did get in a real altercation, we
Speaker 16: just never make things look cool, and we can't make
Speaker 16: fighting look cool. Like there's just no way since two
Speaker 16: golfers are actually gonna have like a real fistfight that
Speaker 16: you're like, oh wow, you know it's gonna be like,
Speaker 16: oh boy, you know, like, oh that was a bad
Speaker 16: look for all of us. So I hope we view
Speaker 16: you know, it would bring viewers, it would cringe and
Speaker 16: like kind of be like, okay, you know, I didn't
Speaker 16: need to see that. So I feel like it's good
Speaker 16: that most of us are are smart enough not to
Speaker 16: ever really even get into a hold me back situation.
Speaker 2: We we avoid it at all costs.
Speaker 1: Is there an internal rivalry that you have that your
Speaker 1: opponent doesn't even know he's.
Speaker 16: A part of multiple but not in a I don't
Speaker 16: like them, why just want to beat him? Way uh
Speaker 16: Man Tom Kim uh and he has the same thing.
Speaker 16: I know he does because his Caddy is one of
Speaker 16: my best friends. I know he has the same thing.
Speaker 16: But we played singles at Presidents CuPy.
Speaker 2: This that part is suce. He's twenty, I'm thirty two.
Speaker 3: Hold on, hold on one second, yes, sir, I.
Speaker 4: Don't well, Oh, so are you gonna abide by the
Speaker 4: what you're being told?
Speaker 2: Hey, Dave, gonna meet you.
Speaker 3: We're doing We're well in lying brother, No, Ron, We're
Speaker 3: just trying to do our part.
Speaker 2: Because we're doing we're doing you know why we're doing it.
Speaker 2: And we've got people coming up being like, you can't talk,
Speaker 2: But do you know why we're doing this down here?
Speaker 2: Because we're doing the rundown right yesterday? You have to
Speaker 2: do it.
Speaker 4: So all I'm saying is we're trying to fuck We're
Speaker 4: trying to do this.
Speaker 2: You're allowed to talk, I think, I mean, yeah, maybe
Speaker 2: your house.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2: That's why I said, though I came in and like
Speaker 2: the Boston guy says, no one can.
Speaker 10: Talk up there.
Speaker 3: So what you said?
Speaker 2: What was your reaction was the air and asked permission
Speaker 2: to talk? Okay, all right, thanks. I hope your shows
Speaker 2: go well up there.
Speaker 14: Day you.
Speaker 2: Never know what you're gonna get with him.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: When he made the comment, I was thinking about it too,
Speaker 1: and he was like, when you're fifty three, fifty fourth roster,
Speaker 1: you're gonna be early to the meeting. It's like when
Speaker 1: you're the owner, you can show up whenever you want to.
Speaker 1: But it's like, yeah, if you want to want to
Speaker 1: run a pisspoor organization.
Speaker 2: Yeah, lead from the front, he says, found up.
Speaker 3: Lead from the front, from the front, Like that's culture,
Speaker 3: Like we know there's a heart out here at ten
Speaker 3: fifteen and he wants to come take three minutes of
Speaker 3: our time. That's hey, though, I tell you what the
Speaker 3: day folks are the boys he does funck with Like
Speaker 3: that's he's the dad. He's the dad that's never gonna
Speaker 3: say I love you. But like the more he makes
Speaker 3: fun of you, like he cares. Yeah, yeah, he cares,
Speaker 3: and that's that's important.
Speaker 4: I feel like during the thing, what'd you ask does
Speaker 4: he love you?
Speaker 2: You think, oh, yeah, you love us? Yes?
Speaker 3: I think so. I mean I think we're probably yeah,
Speaker 3: top five favorite people.
Speaker 1: Don't think he'll ever say it, and I think he'll always, like,
Speaker 1: you know, make those faces.
Speaker 3: Like he's go, yeah, I mean I like you guys,
Speaker 3: these you're fine. I mean, you should doing great job.
Speaker 3: He has worked for me, and he'll just say something
Speaker 3: that like wouldn't make him seem like he's the boss,
Speaker 3: and then we.
Speaker 2: Just that one pat on the back. You're like, oh, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: he doesn't. I think he's not a whole lot of paths.
Speaker 1: He hangs with Silvana and they'll like look at some
Speaker 1: more kind of stuff and they kind of chuckle.
Speaker 4: Again.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he'll be laying in bed and just kind of
Speaker 3: but he'll never say you see this. Yeah, he'll never
Speaker 3: say that those guys are stupid, and they'll just kind
Speaker 3: of keep scrolling.
Speaker 2: I'm Kim, yeah, Kim. So yeah, he's twenty, I'm thirty two.
Speaker 16: Uh, he's a future or he already is Superstar Wars
Speaker 16: the Future, just like World Beater.
Speaker 2: Uh talent.
Speaker 16: And I think part of it is that I'm just
Speaker 16: jealous that it took me so long to figure it out,
Speaker 16: and he's you know, can't even legally drink and he's
Speaker 16: just whooping up on all of us.
Speaker 2: That's probably part of it.
Speaker 16: A lot of it is this Caddy and I you know,
Speaker 16: I have to see him all the time, so I
Speaker 16: want to. I don't know, it's like it's like a
Speaker 16: motivating thing. So I definitely, you know, check in how
Speaker 16: he's doing in tournaments, and I hope that I win
Speaker 16: more tournaments than he does, uh until I retire much
Speaker 16: earlier than he will. But it's also an embarrassing one.
Speaker 16: Like I said, you want a rival that's like your age,
Speaker 16: and this kid is like he's truly a child. So
Speaker 16: I was doing at twenty first, what he was doing
Speaker 16: at twenty is just so drastically different. It's outrageous. But
Speaker 16: he's he's definitely hot on my list right now. And
Speaker 16: he's also taking me to dinner next week. He's taking
Speaker 16: me to a Korean barbecue next week in La So
Speaker 16: I'm als. We're also really good friends, I think closer. Yeah,
Speaker 16: so I'm staying it. Yeah, but he might food poisoning.
Speaker 16: I'm not really sure.
Speaker 2: I don't know where his rivalry in this stands, but
Speaker 2: I know I know he feels similarly. Is here this week,
Speaker 2: he's here this week? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Anything, that's when?
Speaker 1: Does it?
Speaker 3: It starts Thursday? Right, That's the first day that everything start.
Speaker 3: And do you get paired up with him?
Speaker 2: A lot or now I've been paired up with him.
Speaker 2: Uh maybe this is where the other part.
Speaker 16: I got paired up with him in Vegas this year
Speaker 16: and then he won the golf tournament didn't make a
Speaker 16: bogie for all seventy two holes, which is.
Speaker 2: Just like not a real thing. Yeah, so he did that, man,
Speaker 2: he's so.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah is uh you you brought up caddies a
Speaker 3: couple of times, like, I don't know golf. I probably
Speaker 3: swung a club ten times in my entire life.
Speaker 2: I'm awful.
Speaker 3: But what is like, how important is a caddie through
Speaker 3: the process of the weekend for you, like sizing things
Speaker 3: up for yourself?
Speaker 2: For me is what do they do? In general? Just
Speaker 2: like give me the basic one on one on what caddy.
Speaker 16: Does their bones is carry the clubs, clean the clubs
Speaker 16: and get like numbers and kind of do like strategy
Speaker 16: type stuff. Mine is different. I I've always valued caddies
Speaker 16: some guys, you know, everyone wants something different. Some people
Speaker 16: want like some people want like a psychologist kind of
Speaker 16: out there a friend out there where they want somebody
Speaker 16: who's just really good at like you know, getting waters,
Speaker 16: you know, just like a almost like an assistant. Mine
Speaker 16: I've been lucky. Mine is one of my best friends.
Speaker 16: I've known him since I was six. He was a
Speaker 16: great golfer. It still is a good golfer, but he
Speaker 16: played pro golfer a little bit.
Speaker 2: Back in the day. And so I kind of get
Speaker 2: I'm lucky. I get I get a really like really good.
Speaker 16: Caddies, great at all the strategy, all the picking what
Speaker 16: club to hit.
Speaker 2: He's great at all that.
Speaker 16: But he's also like someone I enjoy walking around with
Speaker 16: because we're we're together more than I'm with, you know,
Speaker 16: my wife. Really over the last like six years, we
Speaker 16: spend so much time together. So I need to like
Speaker 16: like that person because if I if I start to
Speaker 16: get resentful of being around somebody that much, it would
Speaker 16: be hard to do my job. But so I I
Speaker 16: kind of get like the full uh, the full package
Speaker 16: with mine. So it's like I said, everyone's different. Like
Speaker 16: I had a caddy one time filling for Joe. He
Speaker 16: was gone for a week, and and every time he
Speaker 16: had me water like he'd have like the top almost off.
Speaker 2: So I didn't have to open the top.
Speaker 16: I'm like nice though, yeah, but I'm like, I'm so
Speaker 16: good at that, I could do that you know, I
Speaker 16: don't need help with that.
Speaker 2: I need help, Like is it seven or eight iron?
Speaker 2: I don't. So it's just like everybody.
Speaker 16: But clearly at some point somebody told him like that
Speaker 16: was a thing, which is also sad and crazy to me.
Speaker 16: But uh, I don't know some people. Everyone everyone's different,
Speaker 16: I guess, But I like I like having a friend
Speaker 16: out there that like enjoy the winds together and then
Speaker 16: the losses we can like discuss and and I have
Speaker 16: a lot of faith and trust in what he'll suggest
Speaker 16: that we should do better.
Speaker 4: Have you ever blew a gasket on him?
Speaker 14: Uh?
Speaker 2: It's actually funny. He's yelled at me more than I
Speaker 2: yelled at him.
Speaker 16: It's kind of my running running joke about how like
Speaker 16: last year, last year, maybe it's two years ago. At
Speaker 16: Pebble Beach Sunday, I got off to a great start
Speaker 16: and on the fifth hole, I hit in a bunker
Speaker 16: and I had a fuck line and made double bogie.
Speaker 2: And then the next hole, I.
Speaker 16: Hit in the bunker and got a fuck lie and
Speaker 16: I hit a really good shot and got a terrible bounce.
Speaker 16: I had like twenty feet and I like kind of
Speaker 16: bitched and moaned about it and That's why I like
Speaker 16: joke because I always tell myself if I'm being a bitch,
Speaker 16: you tell me I'm being a bitch, and I'll stop.
Speaker 16: Like he's older than me, like I was like, you know,
Speaker 16: you're kind of big brother here. I'll listen to you. Yeah,
Speaker 16: and and but I kind of like bitched and moaned
Speaker 16: to him about like I was like, what a fucking bounce,
Speaker 16: you know, like so fucking bad. And he snapped on
Speaker 16: me and he goes, you know, I don't even remember
Speaker 16: what he said.
Speaker 2: He yelled at me. Looked him like Jesus Christ, like
Speaker 2: in front of the people, I'm good God a bitch. Yeah.
Speaker 16: Basically he was like he's like quick complaining he had
Speaker 16: a great fucking shot. It's like not that big a
Speaker 16: deal whatever. So I'm like okay, and I walked over
Speaker 16: and I unfortunately I made the putt, which was like
Speaker 16: maybe part of him just scaring the life out of me.
Speaker 2: And he comes over to me like this is why
Speaker 2: I'm our relationship. I love it so much. He comes
Speaker 2: over and he goes, dude, I'm so sorry, but I
Speaker 2: want to rake that bunker on five. My back went out,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, I'm kind of on tilt right now.
Speaker 2: I'm like, okay, he goes, I'm really sorry about that.
Speaker 16: But I've only really yeah, I've only really gotten mad
Speaker 16: at him, like a couple of times, so like he
Speaker 16: I don't think I've ever yelled at him, but yeah,
Speaker 16: it's it's fun when he is wrong. And there's been
Speaker 16: a couple of times where like he catches, he catches
Speaker 16: when I could I know he's wrong and I go
Speaker 16: to say something and he's like got his head downe
Speaker 16: He's like, sorry, sorry, sorry, my bad, sorry, sorry sorry,
Speaker 16: because he knows, like I don't air him out. Everyone's
Speaker 16: trying their best. It's impossible. I mean, he's guessing what
Speaker 16: you know, educated guess and what we should be doing.
Speaker 16: So when he's wrong, it's not like I'm like whatever.
Speaker 2: But every once in a while, like one time, you know,
Speaker 2: I'm telling him it's six and it's five and he
Speaker 2: says five and I'm saying six and it's five and
Speaker 2: I had five and it goes over the green.
Speaker 16: It's fucked, And like that's when I can at least
Speaker 16: at least look at him and be like, you know,
Speaker 16: I was right, And sometimes that's all I need.
Speaker 2: But I don't yell.
Speaker 16: You hear some guys blow up and they are some
Speaker 16: funny fucking stories, but uh, man, I just don't have
Speaker 16: that in me.
Speaker 4: Where are you at in the argument of golf being
Speaker 4: a sport or not?
Speaker 2: Man, I'm like very middle like I don't it's active.
Speaker 16: Uh it does warm my heart when like my friends
Speaker 16: who are real athletes, like the no argument athlete, when
Speaker 16: they go play golf and then they tell me next
Speaker 16: day like their back hurts and their shoulders are hurting.
Speaker 16: I'm like, see, shit's fucking but yeah, it's it's probably not.
Speaker 16: I think if we had to carry our on clubs,
Speaker 16: I would consider it a sport.
Speaker 2: But it's just it's just it. Yeah, we're tiptoe in
Speaker 2: the line.
Speaker 16: We're we're definitely like people bat dog cheerleading and say
Speaker 16: that's not a sport and they did a way more
Speaker 16: athletic than we are. So like if they're not even
Speaker 16: if they're not even getting approved, then like we shouldn't
Speaker 16: be approved fully yet.
Speaker 2: But we're gaining on it.
Speaker 16: But I wouldn't like you guys are like there's a
Speaker 16: humongous difference between like football and baseball and basketball and
Speaker 16: then like golf like this is noticeable. Just the eye
Speaker 16: tests would tell you that, Like, we're not doing a
Speaker 16: whole lot, but it is active.
Speaker 2: It's harder than you think.
Speaker 16: But yeah, it's definitely not not rigging rigorous enough to
Speaker 16: consider like a full blown sport.
Speaker 2: But we're in the sport family.
Speaker 3: We're just the way you handled that outrageous question was
Speaker 3: extremely graceful, like.
Speaker 2: Could have easily taken.
Speaker 3: Right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I get it.
Speaker 16: Man.
Speaker 2: You heard a lot of bunch of scoffs in the
Speaker 2: back when you.
Speaker 3: Said that, because they all were thinking that it's not
Speaker 3: When did you decide like they're when we were like,
Speaker 3: this is this is for me what I'm gonna be
Speaker 3: fantastic in.
Speaker 16: A real sports Uh? So I played uh you know,
Speaker 16: like football, basket well and golf. Those were like my
Speaker 16: three like loves grown up receiver?
Speaker 2: What's that?
Speaker 16: Were you a slot receiver? So I was gonna be
Speaker 16: the great white Hope. I was a nasty corner.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, it's a boy from Iowa out there trying
Speaker 3: to live the dream.
Speaker 2: Right now. You see that that unicorn, we have to
Speaker 2: protect it.
Speaker 16: So uh but yeah, so I was like damn uh,
Speaker 16: I was like eleven so It's not like I thought
Speaker 16: of that at all, But uh, I think who was
Speaker 16: a seahorn back in the day.
Speaker 2: Yeah he was, so I mimicked my game after him.
Speaker 2: Yeah I was.
Speaker 16: I was all right, I I I'm fast, like that's
Speaker 16: kind of my thing. Never was a big guy, but
Speaker 16: I can. I can fly around a little bit. And uh,
Speaker 16: I like saying that because you can't prove that I can't.
Speaker 2: So h looks like you can. Probably it looks like
Speaker 2: you can run around a little bit, though, Yeah, but
Speaker 2: you're never gonna.
Speaker 3: See it when you're like at a Part five or
Speaker 3: something like that. Get a good sprint to your ball,
Speaker 3: kind of show everybody what's what.
Speaker 2: That would be funny if you like hit it a
Speaker 2: little bit.
Speaker 3: Like yack down there, dude, that would be awesome. That'd
Speaker 3: be incredible.
Speaker 2: Ye.
Speaker 16: I was like eleven, and my dad kind of astutely said, hey, man,
Speaker 16: if you want to be a professional athlete, like you
Speaker 16: need to pick one, like this is your time, Like
Speaker 16: you need to treat it like a job.
Speaker 2: And he goes, I think you should only be doing one.
Speaker 16: And I sat there and looked in the mirror and
Speaker 16: I'm like, I'm five foot two, can't really jump. I
Speaker 16: think I'm fast, but I've met a lot of guys faster,
Speaker 16: and I was like, I think golf's the way to
Speaker 16: do it.
Speaker 2: So it wasn't like I thought that I was baby
Speaker 2: better at golf, but I felt like it might fit
Speaker 2: me better.
Speaker 16: It didn't get hit, nobody had to hit me, and yeah,
Speaker 16: so then it was like from eleven on, I quit
Speaker 16: everything else and started going on the golf course six
Speaker 16: days a week.
Speaker 2: My parents would drop me off and bang balls.
Speaker 16: I didn't know I was gonna make it, make it
Speaker 16: for a while, but I've always said, man, for anybody
Speaker 16: who's ever made it, and probably anything, but especially sports,
Speaker 16: you need like the perfect amount of delusion because if
Speaker 16: when you tell a kid, like I remember, I had
Speaker 16: teachers be like, what do you want to do in
Speaker 16: your grow up? My mom be on the PJA tour
Speaker 16: and they'd be like, okay, but if that doesn't work out,
Speaker 16: what are you gonna do?
Speaker 2: And I'm like, why the fuck would that not work out?
Speaker 16: Like I work at this as hard as you work
Speaker 16: at your job, like it's gonna work, but like, looking
Speaker 16: back on it now is like a thirty two year
Speaker 16: old dude It's like the fact that a kid I
Speaker 16: was just like, yeah, of course I'm gonna make it.
Speaker 16: Here is like you have to be a bit crazy,
Speaker 16: but like you have to have enough of that realism
Speaker 16: and awareness to know that like it's gonna be really hard,
Speaker 16: but and you have to change things, not like I'm
Speaker 16: just gonna wake up and just make it. But also
Speaker 16: you have to have enough delusion to ac anytime anybody
Speaker 16: everybody ever said hell man, you know that's that's crazy,
Speaker 16: Like you might need a backup plan. I could look
Speaker 16: at you and be like, no, like that's that's not
Speaker 16: how you make it. You don't make it with the
Speaker 16: backup plan. So it's kind of fun. But I was
Speaker 16: thankful my dad did that when I was young, because
Speaker 16: you do. In my opinion, you need to unless you're
Speaker 16: one of those freak you know, Bo Jackson type people,
Speaker 16: like you need to focus on one thing because there's
Speaker 16: so many people that are working at it and that
Speaker 16: are great at it that like you can't be wasting time.
Speaker 16: I couldn't be wasting time trying to, you know, figure
Speaker 16: out if I was going to blow up the guy
Speaker 16: in the flat or not.
Speaker 2: Like that's just that, don't been waste my time.
Speaker 1: So you guys seem like you're more the the family style,
Speaker 1: that is, pick do one sport when you're growing up.
Speaker 4: I want, I want, because I know you probably are
Speaker 4: aware of those arguments.
Speaker 2: I like golf. It could be likef you might have
Speaker 2: to put in that type of.
Speaker 3: Golf of those sports, and hockey is one of those sports.
Speaker 3: I gets. I grew up at thirteen in hockey. You
Speaker 3: can't do anything else, Like you gotta go do this.
Speaker 16: If I want my kid, if he decides to play sports,
Speaker 16: I want him to play all of them because I
Speaker 16: do think it makes you a well rounded human. Like
Speaker 16: I think that there are golfers who have grown up
Speaker 16: and only played golf, and I think that they they
Speaker 16: only play yeah, and I don't think that's a good
Speaker 16: thing personality wise. Is great for their their their game,
Speaker 16: but like I don't think that's yeah, that's what it
Speaker 16: does feel like that it's like they take some of
Speaker 16: themselves very seriously and it's like our biggest most popular
Speaker 16: golf tournament is just a party that's Scottsdale.
Speaker 2: So it's like we're not we're low on the totem pole.
Speaker 2: We're growing. Tiger put us, everybody on the map.
Speaker 16: He changed the change the landscape of golf forever for
Speaker 16: all the professionals. But at the end of the day,
Speaker 16: I do think that it's important to play a lot
Speaker 16: of sports just to get I also think it helps
Speaker 16: with your hand to eye. I think all those things
Speaker 16: are important to growth. But yeah, I mean, it's golf
Speaker 16: is different. It is it will always be a slower, older,
Speaker 16: older person sport just because it's not taxing on the body.
Speaker 16: It's the thing that all you know, so many athletes
Speaker 16: and so many super athletes decide to like play after
Speaker 16: because it's you know, I was on a phone call
Speaker 16: with Larry Fitzgerald yesterday and he is obsessed with golf.
Speaker 2: You've never met so many more obsessed with golf. And
Speaker 2: this dude is a no, no doubt or Hall.
Speaker 16: Of famer probably, I mean, he should be in the
Speaker 16: conversation for best of all time. And this dude just
Speaker 16: wants to like, he's asking me questions about how do
Speaker 16: I get better at golf? Because that's the thing is
Speaker 16: it doesn't beat him up anymore.
Speaker 2: It's a passion. It is hard.
Speaker 16: But I think that his personality and his outlook towards
Speaker 16: the game is benefited from the fact that he played
Speaker 16: other things growing up. And I think that's why people
Speaker 16: love Larry and golf now because he doesn't take himself
Speaker 16: seriously because he's humbled by the game of golf. But
Speaker 16: we all also respect him because he's a legitimate freak
Speaker 16: of nature.
Speaker 3: When you keep saying that golf is always gonna be
Speaker 3: an older man's sport, how do you like, in what
Speaker 3: ways can we make the younger generation appreciate golf more? So,
Speaker 3: I'll give you Like for example, like when I'm in
Speaker 3: high school, me and all my buddies never thought about
Speaker 3: golf at all. As soon does everyone graduated college. All
Speaker 3: of a sudden, all my boys are picking up clubs
Speaker 3: and doing whatever, and like this is great for business,
Speaker 3: This is great for that. Like how do you start
Speaker 3: leaking into the high school like that? You know the
Speaker 3: younger age is that they start picking up the clubs
Speaker 3: more so it needs.
Speaker 2: To be more accessible. So golf course I grew up
Speaker 2: on is par sixty one.
Speaker 16: So most golf course Part seventy two public golf course
Speaker 16: had a par three course, nine holes, the longest holes
Speaker 16: one hundred and fifty yards, and it was owned by
Speaker 16: a company called American Golf, and they had a deal
Speaker 16: at least in all the ones that they owned around
Speaker 16: where I grew up that you know, if you were
Speaker 16: under like twelve eleven or somewhere like that, you could
Speaker 16: play the part three course for one dollar all day
Speaker 16: and then you've played the big one for like sixteen dollars.
Speaker 16: And as golf is boomed because of the pandemic golf
Speaker 16: blew up across the country, golf course are getting more expensive.
Speaker 16: And that's okay, it's a business, but like let the
Speaker 16: kids play, like, get him out there, get him out playing,
Speaker 16: get him out. The deals on hitting balls like bang
Speaker 16: the balls is let's just say it's eight dollars a bucket,
Speaker 16: make it three so that they don't have to go
Speaker 16: beg their parents for twenty dollars and you know, like
Speaker 16: make them feel like it's it's okay.
Speaker 2: And also it will I.
Speaker 16: Don't know if this one will ever change, but the
Speaker 16: adults need to get that are at the golf course
Speaker 16: need to clean up their act and stop kind of
Speaker 16: ho humming. Uh oh man, I'm playing with a kid today.
Speaker 16: It's like my dad would always say that, and he
Speaker 16: liked it because I was, you know, a good player
Speaker 16: as a young young kid. But he would say, you know,
Speaker 16: we get paired with another another two dudes that you
Speaker 16: obviously don't know, us strangers, and he would he'd say
Speaker 16: he always loved it because they'd roll their eyes to
Speaker 16: their friend, like, oh god, we got to play with
Speaker 16: this kid today. And my dad would make me play fast,
Speaker 16: like if I if it took me too long to
Speaker 16: get off box, he would just have me play up
Speaker 16: where his drive was.
Speaker 2: But like by the end of the day, these guys like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, this kid's so good.
Speaker 16: But it's like, don't you like judged me before, you
Speaker 16: Like the point is to get in, like get people
Speaker 16: into this game so that the pros are doing.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 16: I think a good job I have, Like I know,
Speaker 16: Patrick Can'tley hosts three golf tournaments on the court.
Speaker 2: On the tournaments.
Speaker 16: We grew up playing in Southern California in the SCPGA
Speaker 16: Southern California Professional Golf Association. So then I'm doing my
Speaker 16: first one in two weeks, and I think that helps
Speaker 16: a little bit, kind of giving kids that look up
Speaker 16: to you know, maybe you know, even if they aren't
Speaker 16: into golf, but they have to watch it because their
Speaker 16: dad makes them here and there and they say, hey,
Speaker 16: you know so and so is hosting a golf tournament.
Speaker 16: I want to play in that one day. Maybe that
Speaker 16: could be an avenue. But I just think accessibility and
Speaker 16: these adults need to chill. Like if a kid's being
Speaker 16: loud at the golf course, you don't need to reprimand them,
Speaker 16: like go just say, hey, you know, we're a little
Speaker 16: quieter here to respect thing, but like, don't make it
Speaker 16: where I have to walk on eggshells because I felt
Speaker 16: like that as a kid a lot. And fortunately my
Speaker 16: dad didn't make me double down and feel that. He's like, hey,
Speaker 16: you know, kind of like screw them. Do your thing,
Speaker 16: but be respectful. But he said in a nicer way.
Speaker 16: But there's just like this stuff, it can be stuffy,
Speaker 16: and that just turns kids off. The kid's attention spans
Speaker 16: are doore. That's why football so like it's like America's sport,
Speaker 16: and it's so fun to watch because it's like quick,
Speaker 16: quick hitting.
Speaker 2: Highlights like highlights in golf.
Speaker 16: Like you, they're slow and they're not as riveting, but
Speaker 16: if you ever played the game, you'd be like, fuck,
Speaker 16: that's amazing. You know, but it's just like it's it's
Speaker 16: not like right off the top of your head that
Speaker 16: it would be like so clearly fun. So I hope
Speaker 16: that I hope that as things go on, like kids
Speaker 16: will start to feel more welcome to come out to
Speaker 16: the course because I tell I tell all the people
Speaker 16: who are just even my friends as you reference there
Speaker 16: to get out of college and like, man, I want
Speaker 16: to play golf. I don't embarrass myself. I'm like, I'm like,
Speaker 16: who are you worried is going to embarrass you? And
Speaker 16: they'll be like, oh, you know, there was this guy
Speaker 16: that was playing the other day. I said, we'll just
Speaker 16: picture this. If I come out, I'll beat the shit
Speaker 16: out of that guy at golf, like he'd be embarrassed
Speaker 16: to play with me. I don't give a shit, So like,
Speaker 16: you go play, just go have fun, do your thing.
Speaker 16: Don't like that's the problem. There's like this weird there's
Speaker 16: a weird thing in golf that I'm hoping slowly gets
Speaker 16: torn down a bit.
Speaker 2: But is that a weird thing You're kind of implying,
Speaker 2: is that they get uppity vibe? Think it is? But
Speaker 2: I just think, like, okay, So if I go play.
Speaker 16: If I went and played football with you guys, obviously
Speaker 16: I would look like an actual like a draft, like
Speaker 16: a baby giraffe out there, like I wouldn't know what
Speaker 16: to do. A baby catch a few I'd maybe trip
Speaker 16: a few times. I'd look like an idiot. But I
Speaker 16: feel like the nature of that sport, like the intuition
Speaker 16: isn't just to immediately like make fun of that person.
Speaker 16: It's like, you know, it's just like, oh, it's fun.
Speaker 16: It's a backyard game, you know, But golf doesn't feel
Speaker 16: like a backyard game at least and how it was
Speaker 16: made it was a gentleman's sport.
Speaker 2: It's a gentleman's game, but it's like it is it
Speaker 2: should be a kid's game.
Speaker 16: Shit, We're whacking a fucking golf ball through the air
Speaker 16: and everyone sucks at it like I suck at it sometimes,
Speaker 16: like it's so hard. So I just think that there
Speaker 16: is an uppitting to it that like as you get
Speaker 16: better and you have to pay to play. So I
Speaker 16: guess maybe part of is kind of like going back
Speaker 16: to the public transportation, the sky thing. Oh I'm paying
Speaker 16: three hundred dollars for a flight. I don't want this
Speaker 16: baby crying behind me. It's like, well, tough shit. Like
Speaker 16: there's a kid out here gonna learn and he just
Speaker 16: wants to get better at the same game you want
Speaker 16: to get better at. Like let him like, let him
Speaker 16: have a chance, let her have a chance, and just
Speaker 16: see what happens and make it fun and make it enjoyable.
Speaker 16: There's something weird about Maybe it's just the price point
Speaker 16: of it that I think people feel entitled to, like
Speaker 16: this is my day and I want it to go
Speaker 16: exactly how I think it should go, and it just
Speaker 16: drives me nuts. I'm glad I grew up at the
Speaker 16: golf course I grew up at, because it was not
Speaker 16: like that nearly as much. It was a men's club.
Speaker 16: All the boys have beers. I would sit there and
Speaker 16: wait for my dad to finish. I'd hit balls, get
Speaker 16: a soda, and we would go home. And it was
Speaker 16: very like everyone can play, no one's getting strokes, Go
Speaker 16: prove yourself, and that's how you grow up and learn.
Speaker 16: But golf in general just doesn't seem like it's gotten
Speaker 16: over that hump fully yet, but I think it will.
Speaker 16: I think Tiger made an enormous impact on that because
Speaker 16: he made kids feel cool to play golf, at least
Speaker 16: for me. When someone's like, oh, you play golf as dorky,
Speaker 16: I'm like, go watch this fucking guy play golf.
Speaker 2: Because it is not dorky is it's exciting and it's cool.
Speaker 1: I think what Netflix is doing too with that, Yeah,
Speaker 1: like the formula one, yeah, formula, but them doing it
Speaker 1: with the golf and everything else. I think that's going
Speaker 1: also for you, like giving you your flowers. To me,
Speaker 1: it's like the way you are your personality on social media,
Speaker 1: you do make it seem like you have an edginess
Speaker 1: a looseness about you to where you make the golfing
Speaker 1: fun like good day, bad day. You're still gonna whether
Speaker 1: it's you need to show up on social media or not,
Speaker 1: Like you make it seem like, oh, he's he doesn't
Speaker 1: take it so serious, even though you are a pro
Speaker 1: at your craft. Clearly, if anybody's listening to this, it
Speaker 1: seems like you've been all in on this thing for
Speaker 1: a while. But I like admire from Afar your ability
Speaker 1: to play good or play bad and talk about it
Speaker 1: in a way that's like relatable to people.
Speaker 2: I feel like people take a liking to you. Thank you. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I guess, I guess I I'd put it is. I don't.
Speaker 16: I take what I do very serious. I don't take
Speaker 16: myself very serious. And I hope that kids and fans
Speaker 16: of golf grasp that like concept, because like, I want
Speaker 16: to be everybody every time I play, but I also
Speaker 16: know that if I don't, it's not everyone's problem that
Speaker 16: I didn't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, mine, And like I said, I want golf to flourish.
Speaker 2: And I love this game and it is it has
Speaker 2: a lot of benefits to it for you know, business
Speaker 2: and honestly just joy. And so it's like at some
Speaker 2: point it's it's fun and we're playing golf in a field. Man,
Speaker 2: It's it's awesome. But there's just little little walls we
Speaker 2: got to knock down. Netflix. That's a great point.
Speaker 16: They'll do a great job of showcasing, at least for
Speaker 16: kids to be able to see in a real TV
Speaker 16: show like, oh shit, maybe I want to try that
Speaker 16: and like then get out and do it because it
Speaker 16: is weird man, like every like you said, every single
Speaker 16: one of my friends right after college like fuck man,
Speaker 16: Like I want to learn how to play golf, which
Speaker 16: I do, and I'm like, god, dang, she would have
Speaker 16: said this we're fifteen, because I would have had a
Speaker 16: lot more friends.
Speaker 3: I know it's it's ten twenty right now. We know
Speaker 3: you got to go. But the last thing we'll ask
Speaker 3: is you seem like your mindset is just like really
Speaker 3: just well done. Like you seem like you've really put
Speaker 3: things into perspective, understanding that just because I lost doesn't
Speaker 3: mean it's everybody else's issue, enjoying whether you win or
Speaker 3: lose in the way you projected to everybody else. Like
Speaker 3: how is that, Like, is your mindset always been that
Speaker 3: way or did you have to navigate through the ups
Speaker 3: and downs of golf to really find the calm that
Speaker 3: you're dealing with right now?
Speaker 16: Yeah, I mean even the like it goes ebbs and flows.
Speaker 16: Some days I can act like an asshole. I try
Speaker 16: to keep it to myself, but like if you're you know,
Speaker 16: you know, Joe, my wife Lacy, like they would know
Speaker 16: when I'm being kind of a dick about it.
Speaker 2: But I guess.
Speaker 16: A lesson I learned, Like I've always thought of myself
Speaker 16: as a respectful person. And I remember I had a
Speaker 16: really bad attitude for a while, like through college, and
Speaker 16: I can't remember it if exactly what happened, But it
Speaker 16: was one day where I think someone like almost point
Speaker 16: out to me, like when if there's two other people
Speaker 16: at least playing with us every day, and if I'm
Speaker 16: being an asshole out there, that person has to deal
Speaker 16: with me and I'm ruining their day, And I'm like, oh,
Speaker 16: that's not what I mean to do, Like I'm just
Speaker 16: trying to ruin my own day. Yeah, So, like I
Speaker 16: guess that's kind of when. I also have a bad
Speaker 16: attitude in my own head now, but I try my best.
Speaker 16: Like some people will be like, oh man, you're so
Speaker 16: calm and your attitude so good. It's like some days
Speaker 16: it's not very good. I just don't want people to
Speaker 16: see that anymore because it's embarrassing and it's and it's rude.
Speaker 2: Like it's rude to the other guys out there.
Speaker 16: That I play against, who are also trying to do
Speaker 16: the same shit I am if they got to deal
Speaker 16: with some little sour puss, you know, stomping their feet
Speaker 16: and stuff.
Speaker 2: But no, it's it's everything's that ebb and flow.
Speaker 16: But I think as I've I've gotten older, I've just
Speaker 16: realized that you're gonna have good weeks you're gonna have
Speaker 16: bad weeks, and at the end of the day, you
Speaker 16: know the the journey is is that that's that's the
Speaker 16: fun part. The winds come, the winds go, things, things things.
Speaker 16: You have bad weeks, you know where it feels like
Speaker 16: the end of the world, But like the fun part
Speaker 16: is just getting basing that forever. And I think as
Speaker 16: I've gotten older and appreciated that, I've appreciated some of
Speaker 16: the bad days more because it's like, all right, this
Speaker 16: is the day I'm going to learn. When you win,
Speaker 16: you learn a little bit, but you when you fail,
Speaker 16: you learn quite a bit. And before I would kind
Speaker 16: of back myself away from that and be like, God,
Speaker 16: sucks doing this, But knowing that you're not gonna win
Speaker 16: every golf tournament, it's kind of you can appreciate the
Speaker 16: weeks where you have to grind and dig it out
Speaker 16: a little bit and turn you know, nothing into something.
Speaker 2: So but it's all been a learning curve.
Speaker 16: I mean, if you ask my friends when I was
Speaker 16: sixteen to twenty, they probably thought it was the biggest
Speaker 16: toolbag in the world playing golf.
Speaker 2: But I've been trying to get a better hit that brother.
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