Speaker 1: Kabooms.
Speaker 2: If you thought four hours a day, twelve hundred minutes
Speaker 2: a week was enough, think again. He's the last remnants
Speaker 2: of the old Republic, a sol fastion of fairness. He
Speaker 2: treats crackheads in the ghetto gutter the same as the
Speaker 2: rich pill poppers in the penthouse.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: The Clearinghouse of Hot takes break free for something special.
Speaker 2: The Fifth Hour with Ben Maller starts right now.
Speaker 3: In the a.
Speaker 4: Everyway.
Speaker 3: It's the Fifth Hour with Ben Mahler and Danny g As.
Speaker 3: We are working on what is considered by most a
Speaker 3: holiday weekend. It's a weird schedule though, Danny, because the
Speaker 3: fourth of July holiday not actually until the middle of
Speaker 3: the week.
Speaker 1: But they don't.
Speaker 3: Put holidays in the middle of the week the way
Speaker 3: that we do things around these parts. So you have
Speaker 3: to celebrate early, which I'm guessing will just mean people
Speaker 3: say celebrate every single day all week and in the
Speaker 3: next weekend it's going to be an entire week of projectiles, explosives, fireworks, barbecues, burgers,
Speaker 3: hot dogs, the whole thing.
Speaker 5: For sure, And you know there's going to be all
Speaker 5: the drive By two in the morning, throw a firecracker
Speaker 5: out of my window. The car revs away. This has
Speaker 5: been going on for weeks already in my neighborhood.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it has been wild the last few years. It's
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty, in the middle of the pandemic, when
Speaker 3: everything was closed, it was like being in Faluzu. What's
Speaker 3: the town in Iraq there, Falujauju. Yeah, it was, of
Speaker 3: course metaphorically speaking, but it was. It was insane. It
Speaker 3: was the wildest thing. It's like being at Disneyland, but
Speaker 3: there's like seventy eight Disneylands all within like a mile
Speaker 3: of your house.
Speaker 1: It's nuts.
Speaker 4: Still like that.
Speaker 5: When the Dodgers won the World Series in twenty twenty,
Speaker 5: well one of the.
Speaker 3: Great moments and the hardest World Series of all time
Speaker 3: to win the twenty twenty World Series. But we will
Speaker 3: not get into that here. We'll save that for the
Speaker 3: radio show. And we were a little backed up on this.
Speaker 3: Now we're gonna get to the mail bag. We have
Speaker 3: some great questions by wonderful fans of the show. We
Speaker 3: did not get to the phrase of the week, and
Speaker 3: we did not get the pop culture yesterday. So we
Speaker 3: have the phrase of the week and pop culture that
Speaker 3: we start with the phrase of not the word of the.
Speaker 4: Week, the phrase of the week.
Speaker 3: And the phrase of the week this week is giving
Speaker 3: someone the cold shoulder? Have you ever used that, Danny?
Speaker 3: Do you ever saw man? I got the culture when
Speaker 3: I was dating women would give me the cold shoulder,
Speaker 3: almost every one of them. I mean they women were
Speaker 3: like Jedis at the cold shoulder. So I'm very familiar
Speaker 3: with not giving someone the shoulder, but being the recipient
Speaker 3: of the cold shoulder. I've gotten a lot of cold shoulders, Dan,
Speaker 3: a lot of cold shoulders of my time of jay.
Speaker 5: Z, we talk a lot about dirt off the shoulder.
Speaker 5: Cold shoulder reminds me too much of my mom for
Speaker 5: me to use it, because she would say things like,
Speaker 5: don't you dare try to give me the cold shoulder.
Speaker 1: That's good mom, right there.
Speaker 3: You can't disrespect mom, your mamu. But if you don't
Speaker 3: know what it means, because it's kind of an old term,
Speaker 3: it means to treat someone in a hostile, unfriendly way.
Speaker 1: Right, be a dick essentially is what it means.
Speaker 3: Don't be a dick, don't be just not treating someone
Speaker 3: like they're not human, right, you know, they don't exist.
Speaker 3: This phrase giving someone the cold shoulder. Interesting to node.
Speaker 3: It is believed to have originated in medieval times. It
Speaker 3: goes all the way back to medieval You know what
Speaker 3: people in medieval times thought of Medieval times.
Speaker 1: They thought of them at your times.
Speaker 3: They didn't realize they were medieval times. They were just
Speaker 3: living anyway in medieval times, and when someone had a
Speaker 3: guest over at their house. I find this fascinating. It
Speaker 3: was considered impolite to ask the guests to outright leave.
Speaker 1: You couldn't just say get out of here, you peasant.
Speaker 3: Even in medieval times, people had decorum and there were
Speaker 3: certain ways you were supposed to do so.
Speaker 1: Instead, they had a custom.
Speaker 3: And what the custom was when the host gave the
Speaker 3: guests a piece of meat from the shoulder of whether
Speaker 3: it was a pig or a beef or a mutton,
Speaker 3: and it was already cold, So pork, beef or mutton
Speaker 3: already cold. That was the tell. That was the sign
Speaker 3: that the dinner was over, and you get your fat
Speaker 3: ass out of the house, get ready to leave.
Speaker 4: So the cold shoulder was actually shoulder meat.
Speaker 3: It was show exactly, So giving someone the cold shoulder
Speaker 3: was literally giving someone the cold shoulder of a pig
Speaker 3: or a cow or whatever, and that was the sign that, hey,
Speaker 3: the parties over, get the heck out here.
Speaker 1: Isn't that fascinating. I think that's fascinating. I think that's wild.
Speaker 3: And it's still a version of it is still used,
Speaker 3: not as often anymore in today's modern society with technology
Speaker 3: and all that. So giving someone the cold shoulder the
Speaker 3: phrase of the week. Now we go to pop culture
Speaker 3: and that means ohio, al so, ohio, I'll do your thing, John,
Speaker 3: all right, very nice. So these are some of the
Speaker 3: stories that did not make the air, which is pretty
Speaker 3: much any story this week, because I was not on
Speaker 3: the air. So these are some things that I thought
Speaker 3: were interesting that I came across when I had some downtime,
Speaker 3: when I was not sweating like a sinner in church,
Speaker 3: just going crazy there. So microscopic Louis Vaton handbag selling
Speaker 3: for over sixty thousand dollars. It is smaller than a
Speaker 3: grain of salt. Have you seen this story bouncing around
Speaker 3: this week? Pretty crazy? Man, people, certain people have so
Speaker 3: much money. I saw a story this week New York
Speaker 3: has more millionaires, like three hundred thousand millionaires, more millionaires
Speaker 3: than any other city in the entire world. And yeah,
Speaker 3: it's crazy anyway, So this story comes out of the
Speaker 3: New York Post. A handbag that is so small it
Speaker 3: requires a microscope has been sold for over sixty thousand.
Speaker 4: Why would you?
Speaker 1: Why would you do that?
Speaker 4: That's so stupid.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was a in Louis Vuitton knee in spy.
Speaker 3: The neon green miniature purse was created by a Brooklyn
Speaker 3: based art collective and it is smaller than a grain
Speaker 3: of sea salt and narrow enough to pass through the
Speaker 3: eye of a needle. Yeah, it measures six hundred and
Speaker 3: fifty seven by two hundred twenty two by seven hundred micrometers,
Speaker 3: or less than point zero three inches across. The handbag,
Speaker 3: which is sold for it sold for sixty three seven
Speaker 3: hundred fifty dollars. Was made using a three D printing
Speaker 3: technique usually used to make mechanical biotech structures. So yeah,
Speaker 3: a full sized Louis Vuitton bag goes between three thousand
Speaker 3: and four thousand dollars.
Speaker 5: And this is ridiculous. So to show it to people,
Speaker 5: do you need to walk around with a microscope?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's pretty Let me see you the photo.
Speaker 3: This is a photo of what the thing is on
Speaker 3: a person's finger and somebody paid sixty thousand dollars.
Speaker 5: No, La girl is going to be into this because
Speaker 5: it's not big enough to fit her little brat dog.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and here's what it looks like when you're seeing
Speaker 3: the photo. It looks like it looks fine in the microscope.
Speaker 1: How does that work at parties?
Speaker 3: You spent sixty thousand dollars on this, So it's a
Speaker 3: conversation starter at a cocktail party on the Hamptons and
Speaker 3: you're like, hey, you got to see this handbag.
Speaker 1: Come to my microscope in my villa and check it out.
Speaker 4: It looks like like a.
Speaker 5: Little plastic piece broke off of a needle cartridge for
Speaker 5: a turntable.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it does. It's insane to the membrane, is
Speaker 3: what it is. So next up on pop goals the culture.
Speaker 1: I just saw this. They opened a raising Canes in
Speaker 1: Times Square.
Speaker 4: Oh yes, that's a slice of home right there in
Speaker 4: the big Apple.
Speaker 1: I walked by it.
Speaker 3: They had a giant chicken finger in the French fries
Speaker 3: in the window. I did not actually go to the
Speaker 3: raising cans I walked by the Raising Cranes at the
Speaker 3: time score, but they have a deal with post Malone
Speaker 3: and he's got a partnership deal, so they have merchandise.
Speaker 3: Now post Malone is worth like forty five million dollars.
Speaker 3: He's cashing in right, and he's got to deal with
Speaker 3: raising canes. And so they have these special collector cups.
Speaker 3: Then there's four of them and there every two weeks
Speaker 3: there's limited edition, and so if you love post Malone,
Speaker 3: you got to get these cups.
Speaker 1: These a big deal.
Speaker 3: And how do we know they're a big deal because
Speaker 3: they're selling for a ton of money on eBay and
Speaker 3: and those type of ways places. But hundreds of limited
Speaker 3: edition post Malone cups have been stolen from Raisin Cakes stolen.
Speaker 1: There people stealing these obviously to sell them on the internet.
Speaker 3: And there's been a limited supply as as because they're
Speaker 3: limited edition. And in Houston in particular, there was a
Speaker 3: robbery at a Raisin Kin's location. The heightst unfolded at
Speaker 3: the store located at the Galleria Mall there on June
Speaker 3: twenty second, and they say that the cups were stolen
Speaker 3: two hundred and forty nine of the cups. The estimated
Speaker 3: worth of the cups over six thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so you got to really confuse the TikTokers. Take
Speaker 5: one of those cups, go to McDonald's and put the
Speaker 5: purple Grimace, put the purple Grimace shake into the post
Speaker 5: alone raising Kanes cup.
Speaker 1: Well, then then they're gonna need like a therapy dog
Speaker 1: after that.
Speaker 4: Two worlds colliding.
Speaker 3: That'll be, that'll be bad, bad to the bone. Well,
Speaker 3: here's a fun story from the world of education. You're
Speaker 3: in education somewhat, Danny and Welles Radio. You double dip And.
Speaker 1: A story that we talked about a while ago on
Speaker 1: the podcast.
Speaker 3: The teacher that had been let go after not showing
Speaker 3: up to work for twenty years, and this is in Italy,
Speaker 3: and she finally they fired twenty years. She didn't show
Speaker 3: up to work in twenty four years at school. She
Speaker 3: missed twenty years, and she was let go a few
Speaker 3: years ago. She after she randomly reappeared showing up to
Speaker 3: work for four months and then people complained, like, who
Speaker 3: the hell.
Speaker 4: Is this this Frostburg's mom.
Speaker 3: Anyway, Italy is a highest court confirmed the dismissal. There's
Speaker 3: a legal battle. This woman says she's gonna show up
Speaker 3: the court to defend herself. I gotta hear that. I
Speaker 3: gotta hear what she has to say, Danny. I can't
Speaker 3: wait to hear the spin on that.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 3: The school, the people in Italy said she was unprepared, inattentive,
Speaker 3: and students refused to take part in her classes and
Speaker 3: she was distracted by her phone. Her defense of freedom
Speaker 3: of teaching was rejected by the court, but she says
Speaker 3: that she's got a defense and she's gonna have her
Speaker 3: day in a court room in Italy. Can't wait. I
Speaker 3: cannot wait for that. That'll be outstanding on pop Goo's
Speaker 3: The Culture. We did very well with the podcast about aliens.
Speaker 3: I feel like we should talk more aliens on this podcast, Danny.
Speaker 3: People love UFO stories. Another UFO this week caught on
Speaker 3: camera by multiple individuals in Lost Wages, Nevada.
Speaker 4: Oh Vegas is the new spot.
Speaker 3: Yeah. The first witness filmed UFOs. We're in the sky
Speaker 3: for twenty minutes straight. According to the latest second witness
Speaker 3: shared an image showing two interlocking white circular beams of
Speaker 3: light in the sky. And there they are video evidence
Speaker 3: of these images and all.
Speaker 1: That, and what are they? Who knows?
Speaker 4: But they're something No more athletics. The a's stands or aliens.
Speaker 1: The Oakland Alien.
Speaker 3: You it is kind of wild that the government has said, Hey,
Speaker 3: they're pretty much confirmed we have alien material and we're
Speaker 3: trying to re engineer it.
Speaker 1: That story came out this week.
Speaker 3: We've had people, multiple people say they seem seem to
Speaker 3: have spotted aliens, and most people couldn't give two.
Speaker 1: Shits about it. That is wild. Are people so like
Speaker 1: worked up?
Speaker 3: It's like when I was riding the subway in Manhattan
Speaker 3: this week and everyone's in their own world. They're on
Speaker 3: their phones, scrolling TikTok or Facebook or Twitter.
Speaker 1: They're not even They're just not they're not paying attention.
Speaker 3: I'm looking at these alien these orb video things. It's eh,
Speaker 3: not too impressive. You know, I need I need some
Speaker 3: more bang from my buck, Danny with these aliens.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's too grainy. This stuff mostly looks like it
Speaker 5: came off a flip phone. As we've mentioned before, we
Speaker 5: need some high depth video of an alien close up,
Speaker 5: like I want to look into the alien's eyes.
Speaker 1: Big guys have big guys like like I could exlay
Speaker 1: got my mouth.
Speaker 3: I want it to be like men in black is
Speaker 3: what I want that was still Smith to be on
Speaker 3: my TV with these these things and all that.
Speaker 1: Let's get to the mailbag. What do you say, Danny, Yes, it's.
Speaker 3: All right, ohio Al thank you, And the first message
Speaker 3: on the mail bag. These are actual letters by actual
Speaker 3: fans of the podcast, sent in via the Real Fifth
Speaker 3: Hour Reeal fifth Hour at gmail dot com. Real fifth
Speaker 3: Hour at gmail dot com. And here we go, Mike
Speaker 3: in Fullerton writes and says, Hi, Ben and Uno champion
Speaker 3: Danny g But he says, what's your guy's opinion on Broadway?
Speaker 3: Would you like to check out some shows or would
Speaker 3: you have to be dragged their kicking and screaming. Well, Mike,
Speaker 3: you didn't know this at the time you sent the letter,
Speaker 3: but I did attend my first Broadway show this past week.
Speaker 1: And I almost did not make it out alive my knees.
Speaker 3: I needed one of those saws, those bone saws from
Speaker 3: the Civil War where they amputate your legs.
Speaker 1: As what I needed. He says.
Speaker 3: Also, if you've ever been to New York, is it
Speaker 3: true that it smells weird? He says, please hurry back then,
Speaker 3: going through withdrawal.
Speaker 4: I think we answered both of those questions.
Speaker 1: Yes, it smells like urine.
Speaker 3: And my favorite time for New York is on a
Speaker 3: hot day, right around seven, eight, nine o'clock at night,
Speaker 3: walking around when they put the trash out, because every
Speaker 3: day is trash day.
Speaker 4: In New York.
Speaker 3: And that is just an amazing pungent smell of the
Speaker 3: rotting food, the heat, the rats.
Speaker 1: I actually saw when I was walking around.
Speaker 3: I did my walk around Manhattan to the different sports headquarters.
Speaker 3: The first thing when I came out of the hotel,
Speaker 3: which was kind of near Grand Central Station, I walked
Speaker 3: out and I see two giant rats running across the
Speaker 3: sidewalk to eat part of a piece of pizza that
Speaker 3: somebody had dropped on the street. And so that that
Speaker 3: was like, nah, that's New York. That's that's the big
Speaker 3: apple right there. That's that's it. And the smell of
Speaker 3: piss just wonderful, just freaking wonderful. So anyway, yeah, we
Speaker 3: did answer that. Fred in Spring Texas writes in he says,
Speaker 3: hope the trip on, Well, welcome back, Ben and Danny
Speaker 3: g And it says, Ben, you mentioned last week that
Speaker 3: your wife subscribes to numerous streaming services. Of these which
Speaker 3: are your favorites? I would tell you, Fred, I don't
Speaker 3: really have a favorite. I love documentaries. It pretty much.
Speaker 3: Whatever has good documentary I'll watch. I enjoy the scavenger
Speaker 3: hunt of finding really cool shit on YouTube for free.
Speaker 3: And there is so much full length content on YouTube,
Speaker 3: it's just buried because you don't know where it is.
Speaker 3: You got to search the right words. But I get
Speaker 3: more joy out of that. And I have some people
Speaker 3: on YouTube that I watch that make documentaries every week
Speaker 3: or every month, and I'm big fans of their work.
Speaker 1: I think they're very good at that, and so.
Speaker 3: I can't say that I again, I guess Netflix is
Speaker 3: the one we watch most, but that's more my wife's
Speaker 3: world than me.
Speaker 1: And he also says, Danny, do you have what streaming
Speaker 1: services do you have?
Speaker 3: Do you like mysteries, cop shows, family fair or other subjects?
Speaker 1: And do either of you like foreign shows with subtitles?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 5: No on the foreign shows at Flick's number one, I'd
Speaker 5: say Hulu, number two, Disney plus Max as it's called now,
Speaker 5: which is the HBO, plus a lot of good shows there,
Speaker 5: and TLC on regular cable, all those ninety day Fiance shows,
Speaker 5: the Match Me Abroad and stuff like that. Then sometimes
Speaker 5: paramount plus because they have two really great shows that
Speaker 5: are prequels to Yellowstone, and that is eighteen eighty three
Speaker 5: and nineteen twenty three, both really really good shows. That's
Speaker 5: paramount plus for both of those.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so you're clearly more educated on the streaming services
Speaker 3: than I am. Danny, and I don't. My wife loves subtitle.
Speaker 3: She loves watching foreign shows.
Speaker 1: That's not my thing. That's too much work. I don't
Speaker 1: need to be reading.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm watching TV. I just want to watch. I
Speaker 3: want to I want to zone out, become a zombie.
Speaker 3: I don't need to be reading.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the doveovers are really bad because I need the
Speaker 5: voices to match the lip movement.
Speaker 1: That is correct.
Speaker 3: John in Northern Colorado writes, and he says, guys, what's
Speaker 3: the difference between a thing of a jig, a watch
Speaker 3: you McColl it, and a do hickey? I plan to
Speaker 3: organize the garage based on your answer. All right, Well,
Speaker 3: I would say the do hickey is the most important
Speaker 3: of those three, and the thing of a jig is
Speaker 3: also important, right, because how often have we said I
Speaker 3: need that thing of a jig that goes into the
Speaker 3: do hickey? The watch your McCall it, I would say
Speaker 3: is lowest on that board. So if I were to
Speaker 3: make a big board, not a list, not a list,
Speaker 3: but a big board, I would put do Hickey number one,
Speaker 3: thingma jig number two, and then trailing what your McCall it?
Speaker 1: That's my list, dany how would you do it?
Speaker 4: As you do list radio? Strike one against you.
Speaker 5: Strike two is bearying what's your McCall it. That's a
Speaker 5: great candy bar first of all, underrated candy bar. Sing
Speaker 5: them a jig it sounds like a dancing word. It's
Speaker 5: doing a jig. That's number two.
Speaker 1: No, you have do hickey number three.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you might as well say.
Speaker 5: You're gonna go to uh you said, you've actually said
Speaker 5: it before. When you talk about a party, how do
Speaker 5: you call it?
Speaker 4: You say no, no hickey at nanny.
Speaker 3: Listen, when you when you first kind of like figure
Speaker 3: out the other sex, you know, if you're into that
Speaker 3: thing and you're making out the hickey, that's a big
Speaker 3: relationship step when you get the hickey.
Speaker 1: So a do hickey is that's very valuable.
Speaker 3: When you're a young person in junior high school and
Speaker 3: you get that hickey, that is oh my god, that
Speaker 3: that is a wonderful mitzvah in your life.
Speaker 1: You're like, this is amazing. I got somebody that digs
Speaker 1: me and they gave me a hickey.
Speaker 4: I do hickey sounds red necky?
Speaker 1: Racist? Well like thingam a jig sounds better? Or what
Speaker 1: you might call it? You know, how great is the name?
Speaker 1: I did eat the candy bar? What you might call it?
Speaker 1: Like when they came up with that? What are we
Speaker 1: gonna call it? I don't know, let's call it what
Speaker 1: you might call it. That's the name. That's the ticket.
Speaker 4: Yeah, really popular in the nineteen eighties.
Speaker 1: If you didn't know, we're dating ourselves.
Speaker 3: Chris in merri Cooca dea ile all rights, and he
Speaker 3: says ben shouldn't NHL players be allowed to opt out
Speaker 3: of having sponsor patches on their jersey, just like opting
Speaker 3: out of Pride jerseys? Why are people mad about the
Speaker 3: Pride jerseys but not corporate logos of which they may
Speaker 3: disagree if they bothered to research those companies, he says,
Speaker 3: is the only difference the money. These are only philosophical
Speaker 3: questions I have after listening to Friday's.
Speaker 1: Podcast from last week.
Speaker 3: Well, speaking of Pride Day of the Pride Parade while
Speaker 3: I was in New York Danny last weekend and it
Speaker 3: is such a virtual signaling mad house that I should
Speaker 3: have taken a photo.
Speaker 1: I didn't do it.
Speaker 3: We were walking to the subway near Grand Central Station
Speaker 3: and there were people getting off the trains to go
Speaker 3: to the Pride parade, and many of them were not
Speaker 3: wearing much clothing at all. Unfortunately, they were not looking
Speaker 3: the way you know normally when you see people who
Speaker 3: aren't wearing a lot of clothing, I kind of you
Speaker 3: enjoy that.
Speaker 1: That's an enjoyable experience.
Speaker 3: These are people much like myself that need more clothing,
Speaker 3: that were wearing less less clothing. There were a lot
Speaker 3: of pasties on the the ladies, which normally, again you
Speaker 3: think that's a good thing, and then you learn that
Speaker 3: not not necessarily a good thing.
Speaker 4: Hey, lady, put a big pasty on your face?
Speaker 3: Yes, can you put a Can you put a burka
Speaker 3: on top of your pasties?
Speaker 1: Could that anyway?
Speaker 3: But the one thing that I think sums up the
Speaker 3: entire period of time we're in there was this person
Speaker 3: who I don't know his situation, but he was He
Speaker 3: had a little cart out in front of Grand Central Station,
Speaker 3: and they had slapped the Pride logo on every kind
Speaker 3: of to quote John in Northern Colorado, think of a
Speaker 3: jig what you might call it, and doicky. They had
Speaker 3: just put the flag, the Pride flag, and they were
Speaker 3: just selling all this shit and people were buying it.
Speaker 3: And they had the Pride flags, but they had like,
Speaker 3: you know, coffee, little coffee cups. They had like shot
Speaker 3: glasses with the Pride flag on it, and it's like
Speaker 3: they you know, they were charging a few bucks for everything.
Speaker 1: It was probably illegally made. I don't know if there's official.
Speaker 3: Pride merchant and so this guy's hawking this crap. But
Speaker 3: I think this is a virtual thing, virtual signaling. Part
Speaker 3: of it is people are kind of burned out on that.
Speaker 3: And yeah, the thing that as far as can people
Speaker 3: opt out because they don't like certain sponsors, I guess
Speaker 3: in theory you could. But the problem is there are
Speaker 3: deals made between the union and the leagues, and so
Speaker 3: all those things have to be vetted and it's in
Speaker 3: the contract you have to wear. The uniform is part
Speaker 3: of the univer like the Pride things that added on.
Speaker 4: Bonus deal, yeah, promotional night.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so it's a different it's a different situation. But
Speaker 3: if you want to do the slippery slope and where
Speaker 3: does it end, you could do that and your mind.
Speaker 1: Would explode and third rail man the third rail.
Speaker 3: Ozzie Waz writes in from Western Australia. It says, big
Speaker 3: Bet and Danny G. I heard you say it was
Speaker 3: missus Maler's birthday this week, and you can't give a
Speaker 3: shout out to her or give a shout out to
Speaker 3: my better half as it's her birthday today. Anyway, getting
Speaker 3: to the point, I was listening to Cavino and Rich
Speaker 3: on their show on the podcast during the week and
Speaker 3: I heard this clown a Dan from Colorado called in
Speaker 3: and he gave them shit for talking about themselves and
Speaker 3: not sports. And then Danny G finally had to dump
Speaker 3: him as he said a word that the FCC does
Speaker 3: not like. So my question is, has there ever had
Speaker 3: an instance or maybe how many times on any radio show?
Speaker 3: As I try to put these words together, they don't
Speaker 3: necessarily go together. From ozziwas has a caller given you
Speaker 3: absolute shit for what you're talking about?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I can go first, I've had people call up
Speaker 3: usually what I get Ozzie was and I don't know
Speaker 3: if this happens to you, Danny, is you don't talk
Speaker 3: enough sports.
Speaker 1: I tune in for the sports.
Speaker 3: That's the hard ohs sports guy that's got no life
Speaker 3: and no other hobbies other than sports. And then the
Speaker 3: other people call up, you're not talking about the team
Speaker 3: that I like. You know, that's the one we get
Speaker 3: being on a national platform across America is like, you
Speaker 3: talk too much of it.
Speaker 1: You're too much on the West coast, you too much
Speaker 1: of the East coast. You know that kind of thing.
Speaker 5: What's the one thing all my shows I've worked on
Speaker 5: have had in common, Ben Mallor.
Speaker 4: Get to sports talk some sports. You guys are just
Speaker 4: playing grab ass?
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah?
Speaker 5: And Clay Travis, what's all this politics talk? Why are
Speaker 5: you talking about race bating stuff? And then Covino and
Speaker 5: Rich they're goofing around. They're just goofing off. How let
Speaker 5: we need some sports.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 5: What's funny is I remember that Colorado caller, Yeah, we
Speaker 5: literally were doing a sports topic. What he was upset
Speaker 5: about was they inserted themselves into the topic and gave
Speaker 5: some personal examples of the angle that they took for
Speaker 5: the sports take.
Speaker 3: By the way, every program director every consultant will tell
Speaker 3: you as a host, if you ever get a radio show,
Speaker 3: make yourself part of the conversation, like how do you
Speaker 3: relate to what you're talking about?
Speaker 1: How can you make it personal?
Speaker 3: That's just simple broadcasting, broadcasting one oh one, whether you're
Speaker 3: doing sports or news or whatever.
Speaker 5: It was pretty funny because that guy went on to say,
Speaker 5: you have hardcore sports guys there, like Dan Bayer, who
Speaker 5: he should be the one on the main microphone, and
Speaker 5: so we're all laughing and everything, and then after the
Speaker 5: call Dan Byer very dryly says that caller had a
Speaker 5: lot of good points.
Speaker 1: On the overnight show. I get, well, Eddie, you know,
Speaker 1: Eddie's the sports guy.
Speaker 3: You know he doesn't goof around. Eddie's the serious guy.
Speaker 3: You're just a clown. You're just a goofball. And in
Speaker 3: my head I always think, like, man, how fucking boring
Speaker 3: would this show be if we just did hard oh sports.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't want to do it. I wouldn't want to
Speaker 3: listen to it. I would think it would be the
Speaker 3: worst thing in the world.
Speaker 4: Same.
Speaker 5: The thing I love the most about your show in
Speaker 5: Covino and Rich is you guys do goof around and
Speaker 5: have fun.
Speaker 4: That's the whole point of radio exactly.
Speaker 3: But we both talk. We do talk about sports, but
Speaker 3: we do it. We mix in other stuff and have
Speaker 3: a good time. That's the key to it. Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: all right, anyway, thank you for that, Ozzie Wise. Al
Speaker 3: from last week, he says, Uh, don't really have a question.
Speaker 3: It's more of a recap from last week's mailbag. But
Speaker 3: that's back to whack weeks. ALF has not had a question.
Speaker 1: ALF. Are you losing your fastball? ALF? What has gone on?
Speaker 1: Are you having writer's block?
Speaker 4: ALF?
Speaker 1: He says, I'm driving.
Speaker 3: In my mind, I come up with perfect questions, okay,
Speaker 3: only to forget them when I get to my destination.
Speaker 3: Oh well, you could What you could do is you
Speaker 3: could have your phone and then write a message on
Speaker 3: the notes on your phone.
Speaker 1: That's what I do.
Speaker 3: If I think of a topic for a monologue or
Speaker 3: something an angle for a monologue, I'll go to my
Speaker 3: notes and then I'll use the voice and like I'm driving,
Speaker 3: You're not supposed to do this, but I'll hit the
Speaker 3: button and I'll say, all right, you know so and
Speaker 3: so about you know James Harden or something like that.
Speaker 5: I just text my ex girlfriend and I say save
Speaker 5: this note for me, and then I take a screenshot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a solid movie. I'm sure they appreciate that anyway,
Speaker 1: He says.
Speaker 3: Number one, shout out to the listener that brought up
Speaker 3: your appearance on the Zabe Cast as an intergalactic general
Speaker 3: in the Malad Militia. I am ashamed to say that
Speaker 3: I missed your social media team's cross promotion of your appearances.
Speaker 3: That being said, I did listen to your most recent
Speaker 3: appearance and your take on aliens being drafted in professional
Speaker 3: sports was outstanding. Thank you.
Speaker 1: I love Zabe's great Zabes.
Speaker 3: I'm a big favorite one of our old morning guys
Speaker 3: in the early days of Fox Sports Radio and as
Speaker 3: I told Zab, you know radio guy, and I love
Speaker 3: doing that and that was fun, quirky, unique, different.
Speaker 1: He says.
Speaker 3: Number two, in regards to the new imaging, I do
Speaker 3: remember something about when you and the shift Dodger hit
Speaker 3: around around numbers at FSR, but yours was more of
Speaker 3: a jazz at you and your haircut back in nine
Speaker 3: Eddies was more flattering.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they made this nice imaging for Eddie.
Speaker 3: Twenty years at Fox Sports Radio and we got rid
Speaker 3: of him in O nine, but he's back now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I do recall that.
Speaker 3: Alf also says I lobbied for you to get the
Speaker 3: WEI Late Night Shift back when Mikey Adams got the
Speaker 3: Axe and Jason Wolfe's entire response he was the program victor.
Speaker 1: To me, it was Ben does a great job period
Speaker 1: hard stop. Well, that was very nice of him. It's
Speaker 1: good he didn't.
Speaker 3: Shit on me, considering I was on WEI at the time,
Speaker 3: so that was nice. And it didn't work out. But
Speaker 3: I was offered a job at Wei, but not not
Speaker 3: enough for me to leave the job I had. Normally,
Speaker 3: when you leave a job to move across the country,
Speaker 3: you need to get a lot more money, not the
Speaker 3: same money, a lot more money exactly.
Speaker 1: Otherwise not worth your trouble. He says.
Speaker 3: The game show you were talking about, oh yeah, this
Speaker 3: is it Classic Constant with Alex Trebek. That was though
Speaker 3: I couldn't remember the name of it. That is absolutely right.
Speaker 3: Good job by you, Alf. I loved Classic Concentration and
Speaker 3: I could very rarely figure out what the hell when
Speaker 3: they were Those little drawings were big. Lou in the
Speaker 3: LBC has a couple of questions. He says for Danny
Speaker 3: g Why did we not have a Fox Sports Radio
Speaker 3: bachelor party for you?
Speaker 1: Strippers are people too?
Speaker 5: Probably because we're trying to cut down on STDs at
Speaker 5: the network. Yes, that seems like we already had that
Speaker 5: one time with a big Christmas party. Yeah, somebody, somebody
Speaker 5: in management decided to bring some women of the night
Speaker 5: to the party.
Speaker 1: Some hookers in cocaine. A bunch of hookers and cocaine.
Speaker 1: It was wild anyway, he says.
Speaker 3: Ben is the reason you hate mayonnaise because your mom
Speaker 3: forced you to eat it as a child.
Speaker 1: I don't hate mayonnaise.
Speaker 4: Oh you hate it. It's a part of your infatuation
Speaker 4: with Ranch.
Speaker 3: I don't hate I hate Ranch. I will tell you, Lou,
Speaker 3: what can Big Lou do for you. I'll tell you,
Speaker 3: Big Lou that the hatred I have for seafood is
Speaker 3: because of my mom. And she would give me tuna
Speaker 3: fish sandwiches. I always wanted peanut butter and jelly, but
Speaker 3: she would give me a lot of tuna fish sandwiches.
Speaker 3: And I'm so old that the ice packs didn't really
Speaker 3: work when I was a kid, I packed the tunafish
Speaker 3: sandwich in the morning. Send me off to elementary school,
Speaker 3: and the lunch box would sit outside for four hours
Speaker 3: and then around lunchtime we would have it and I'd
Speaker 3: eat a warm tuna fish sandwich.
Speaker 4: The boxes were made out of rusted tin.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was disgusting.
Speaker 3: And so I said, when I'm an adult and I
Speaker 3: can make my own decisions, I'm never eating another tunafish
Speaker 3: sandwich again.
Speaker 1: And I've never had another tunafish sandwich in my life.
Speaker 3: And I pretty much blocked all seafood out other than
Speaker 3: beer battered cod, chicken, fish, drick fish, chips, fish strips
Speaker 3: with tarter sauce. If I could talk, that would help.
Speaker 5: So you're like mlcula colkin and where all the kids
Speaker 5: scooted their chairs a lag from the table.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, exactly, Mikey d Ryer or Mickey D writes,
Speaker 3: and he says from Central Texas. On the mail bag,
Speaker 3: he says, do they surf on Long Island? And he says,
Speaker 3: what's your favorite New York City street food? Well, that's easy.
Speaker 3: I love the pretzels. I did have one, wonderful, outstanding great.
Speaker 4: Did you put mustard on it?
Speaker 1: I did not, I wanted to. I didn't get cheese.
Speaker 1: I should had cheese. That would have made it better,
Speaker 1: but you.
Speaker 4: Got to hipp it at the Melted Nacho movie. Cheese.
Speaker 4: That's the move.
Speaker 1: That is the move.
Speaker 3: And I've only been to Long Island a couple of times.
Speaker 3: I've never been to the Hamptons, which are on Long Island.
Speaker 3: But my experience with Long Island there is no surfing.
Speaker 3: In fact, I don't ever recall people surfing like legitimate
Speaker 3: surfing on the East Coast. I've been to Virginia, North Carolina, Florida.
Speaker 3: I don't The waves just aren't big enough for like
Speaker 3: legitimate unless there's some kind of storm. Maybe in the
Speaker 3: Gulf Coast.
Speaker 1: There's some way.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I've never seen East coast surfing. It's always been Hawaii,
Speaker 3: so Cal even like anywhere in the Pacific. In northern California,
Speaker 3: you could it's cold, but that's mostly So Cal Hawaii.
Speaker 4: I think so.
Speaker 1: But what do I know. I'm not a surf cowabunga dude,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I have no idea. Are you a
Speaker 1: surf guy, Danny?
Speaker 5: Are you familiar with I've been out there with a
Speaker 5: boogie board, not a surfboard. But yeah, it does definitely
Speaker 5: seem like a warm weather southern California, Hawaii deal with
Speaker 5: big waves.
Speaker 4: The water is cold.
Speaker 5: The Pacific Ocean is colder than what some people imagine,
Speaker 5: so you do need a wet suit.
Speaker 1: That's pretty pretty nasty.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 3: Next one from I'm listener from Pendleton, South Carolina, did
Speaker 3: not get the name on this bad job by me,
Speaker 3: bad job by them not putting their name there, says
Speaker 3: do you think another NBA team? As a sporty question,
Speaker 3: do you think another NBA team will make the mistake
Speaker 3: of hiring Doc Rivers again? Sincerely, still bitter about the
Speaker 3: twenty fourteen fifteen Lob City.
Speaker 1: Clippers. Why I am also bitter about that? What is
Speaker 1: still wrong with the Clippers?
Speaker 3: From what I've heard, the word is he's going to
Speaker 3: get a TV job at ESPN or TNT next year,
Speaker 3: so he'll be on television at one of the networks,
Speaker 3: and so he'll have exposure on the networks.
Speaker 1: And you know, he's got the gift a gab.
Speaker 3: He's very debonair, he's a good talker, he's a good
Speaker 3: bullshit artist, and those are the people that normally gets
Speaker 3: the job.
Speaker 1: So I wouldn't be shocked if Doc gets hired. He
Speaker 1: gets another coaching job in a couple of years.
Speaker 4: Good talker unless he starts losing his voice.
Speaker 1: Well, he's a good talker unless he's actually in the huddle.
Speaker 4: Yeah, building a team?
Speaker 3: What to do in a crucial situation? Robert says, Ben,
Speaker 3: a question for you on the podcast. He says, what
Speaker 3: New York team do you despise the most? As a
Speaker 3: Boston guy, It would be the Yankees for me, quickly
Speaker 3: followed by the Giants. Yes, I don't know, I hate
Speaker 3: any of the New York teams. I guess the one
Speaker 3: that I get the biggest kickout of would be the Jets.
Speaker 3: The Jets fans my entire life, every radio station I
Speaker 3: worked at, there's been Jets fans and they've always sucked
Speaker 3: except for a couple of years, but they're always convinced
Speaker 3: they're going to be good. It's it's really fascinating to me.
Speaker 3: The Jet fan, I would say, the Jet met fan.
Speaker 3: Those two just nuts nuts.
Speaker 5: You just described two hundred different Jason Smith promost exactly exactly.
Speaker 1: It's just a wild, wild thing.
Speaker 3: But you know, I was in New York last week
Speaker 3: and they're just freaking out, Like the Mets fans are
Speaker 3: freaking out losing their shit because the Mets sucked and
Speaker 3: they were supposed to be great, and the pitching staff
Speaker 3: just blows, you know, and it's just hilarious watching all
Speaker 3: these people like.
Speaker 1: We were World Series favorites. I don't understand. Why was
Speaker 1: it all working out?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 5: You missed the really bad Steve Cohen come to Jesus
Speaker 5: press conference that everybody was hyping up, especially on the
Speaker 5: East coast. Oh, tomorrow, he's gonna set things straight. Yeah,
Speaker 5: get in front of the microphone, bumbles and stumbles, says nothing,
Speaker 5: no passion, and basically just.
Speaker 4: Says, Oh, the player's got to play better if we're
Speaker 4: gonna have a chance.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it a waste of time.
Speaker 3: But the way the Mets are talked about, it's like
Speaker 3: this is a fence and that I would say the
Speaker 3: Mets even more than the Jets. There have been more
Speaker 3: times in the last twenty years where the Mets were
Speaker 3: supposed to be amazing, the amazing Mets, and they sucked
Speaker 3: and blew.
Speaker 1: And that was The Jets is not as much.
Speaker 3: But every draft pick the Jets get is going to
Speaker 3: be the next big thing, greatest, you know, whatever position
Speaker 3: they're at, Every quarterback, every coach, so that I'll answer
Speaker 3: your question that way, Robert, Is there any New York team.
Speaker 4: Danny that you you despise or No, not at all.
Speaker 3: You can't say that even if you do, because you
Speaker 3: work on the Covino and Rich Show and you will
Speaker 3: be punched.
Speaker 5: Right, No, I mean I would have been punched when
Speaker 5: I told him that pizza in New York was overrated.
Speaker 5: I'm not afraid to say what I think about New York,
Speaker 5: but I mean, you know, I was a Patrick Ewing
Speaker 5: fan growing up. I wore his Georgetown jersey as a
Speaker 5: little kid, especially with the G for the Hoyas gear.
Speaker 5: So I loved Patrick Ewing. I thought Madison Square Garden
Speaker 5: games were amazing to watch on TV, and Yankees and
Speaker 5: Mets I didn't really pay a lot of attention to
Speaker 5: when I was a little kid. I saw Mike Stosha
Speaker 5: hit that home run against the Mets.
Speaker 1: What was that game five Shase Stadium?
Speaker 5: That was Yeah, Like you know, we watched the Yankees
Speaker 5: and appreciated the great players they had, like Don Mattingly,
Speaker 5: and we were big Ricky Henderson fans.
Speaker 3: Yeah, when I got locked in Shae Stadium, I remember
Speaker 3: walking in that spot the social home run ball landed
Speaker 3: in and I was like, oh, this is I remember this,
Speaker 3: this is. But I'd also call when the the Angels
Speaker 3: would play the Yankees on Channel five in LA. They
Speaker 3: would broadcast the games, and there was always some kind
Speaker 3: of ridiculous controversy with George Steinbrenner and the Bronx Zoo,
Speaker 3: and it was like the mid eighties Yankees had these
Speaker 3: amazing players and they sucked. And it's kind of like
Speaker 3: the Mets right now. They were supposed to be good
Speaker 3: and they weren't. And the individual players would be great,
Speaker 3: like Ricky Henderson would have amazing stats and Mattingly would
Speaker 3: be an MVP and Winfield would be hitting a bunch
Speaker 3: of home runs, but it was always something with Steinbrenner
Speaker 3: and he was going to fire the manager, and he
Speaker 3: did fire the manager.
Speaker 1: So I remember that with the Yankees.
Speaker 5: Both of us being from southern California, when we were
Speaker 5: really little kids, it seemed like Reggie Jackson was a dicky.
Speaker 4: See. That's the one anti Yankees thing I can remember.
Speaker 5: Like my dad, even though I was a little kid,
Speaker 5: when he was still around him cursing about, oh, the
Speaker 5: pompous Yankees and how much of a dick Reggie Jackson
Speaker 5: was That is one anti Yankees thing I remember as
Speaker 5: a kid.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then he came to the Angels Afterday took
Speaker 3: the money. Gene Autry, the Singing Cowboy took his money.
Speaker 3: Rob writes in on the Mailbag, says, if Roberto is gone,
Speaker 3: he's another one. If Roberto is gone, yes, if Roberto
Speaker 3: is gone, to become a bus driver, Ben, you better
Speaker 3: dust off your cookbook.
Speaker 1: Cooking with Roberto was a great segment. So yeah, I
Speaker 1: think broke, I think we're are.
Speaker 5: And again, it's what we all get used to and
Speaker 5: we all have fun with our segments. And like I
Speaker 5: had so much fun with Tinderoni Tips and it came
Speaker 5: to an end and I moved to the next chapter.
Speaker 4: Roberto's onto his next chapter.
Speaker 5: I'm sure whoever gets that job next will have their
Speaker 5: segment and they'll have their funny moments and then you'll
Speaker 5: get used to that. And that's all it is, the
Speaker 5: unknown and not being used to something until you get
Speaker 5: used to it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, And we love Roberto. We miss Roberto.
Speaker 3: If you want to hear from Roberto, he did this podcast,
Speaker 3: a Fiery, Spicy Hot podcast, which is still available.
Speaker 1: It is up in the art.
Speaker 4: Just a few fridays ago.
Speaker 1: Yeah, not that long ago.
Speaker 3: Blair in Main writs and he says, I will call
Speaker 3: you when you get back to the show. I says,
Speaker 3: I miss you. No, I will talk about my gold
Speaker 3: medals for the Special Olympics.
Speaker 1: How about that?
Speaker 3: Am I gonna get in trouble because I'm gonna talk
Speaker 3: gambling with Blair? You can now bet on the Special
Speaker 3: Olympics and I'm gonna bet on Blair. Is that gonna
Speaker 3: get me in trouble? I'm gonna get banned from that.
Speaker 4: You're going to get suspended by the NFL. Oh.
Speaker 3: I also wanted to say, before I get seven thousand emails?
Speaker 3: Did you meet Marcel and Brooklyn? Did you meet Steven Manhattan?
Speaker 3: Did you meet Uncle Mo?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: I did not meet those guys. I did not have
Speaker 1: enough time. I was only there, you know.
Speaker 4: I was there.
Speaker 3: I had family commitments and things. We had events, playing
Speaker 3: and stuff. So that was the main focus was to
Speaker 3: see family. I will be back to New York. I
Speaker 3: don't think I'll ever meet Marcel. I don't think he
Speaker 3: leaves his apartment unless Uncle Dynamite takes him to see somebody,
Speaker 3: maybe I'll meet Steven Manhattan or Uncle Moe or some
Speaker 3: of the other guys that live in that area that
Speaker 3: call the show. I did have some listeners reach out
Speaker 3: say that they were going to they would be willing
Speaker 3: to drive from Pennsylvania and obviously Jerseys right there in
Speaker 3: Connecticut and things, but I did not have enough time.
Speaker 3: And I will also point out if you happen to
Speaker 3: own a restaurant in the Greater New York City area
Speaker 3: and you're you're a fan of the show, and for
Speaker 3: some reason you're like, hey, maybe I can host an event,
Speaker 3: send me a message, and I'm not going back this year,
Speaker 3: but I might be back next year the year after,
Speaker 3: and we can put something together and just help file
Speaker 3: that away, and we can have an event at your restaurant.
Speaker 3: Jersey anywhere in the tri state area Connecticut, New Jersey
Speaker 3: or obviously New York City would be preferred, but within
Speaker 3: reasonable train distance. That's not going to cost me eight
Speaker 3: thousand dollars on an uber or a taxi something like that.
Speaker 3: Last one from listener Dan in Waterville, Ohio, and he
Speaker 3: says Ben and Danny g He says, when the Browns
Speaker 3: make the make it of the Super Bowl this year?
Speaker 3: Are you planning on traveling to Ohio to meet up
Speaker 3: with Dick from Dayton?
Speaker 1: Never heard of him?
Speaker 3: Let me check my calendar there, Yeah, that'll be the
Speaker 3: three hundred and sixty seventh day of the year.
Speaker 1: I think we will do that under sixty seven.
Speaker 3: Can't say three sixty six because there is a three
Speaker 3: sixty six sometimes, But yeah, I think we're.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're talking about a leap here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, next year's next year? A leap here is
Speaker 1: next year. I think it might be every four years, right,
Speaker 1: But you.
Speaker 4: Know what he said, Dick from Dayton? Who's that? Does
Speaker 4: he mean the great Dick in Dayton?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Again, that's right, Yeah, the dixter the great job.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'll make it sure you put the dick in.
Speaker 1: Hello.
Speaker 3: All right, that's you learned that in sex said. All right,
Speaker 3: we'll get out on that note. Anything, Danny, I'll be
Speaker 3: back tonight on the powerful microphones of FSR. We'll make
Speaker 3: my triumphant return to save the overnight Audio Listener, and
Speaker 3: I'll do live radio. And I have no vacations planned
Speaker 3: the rest of the year. Something I'm sure will pop
Speaker 3: up at some point. I might take a day or
Speaker 3: two here and there, but nothing is on the schedule.
Speaker 3: As far as I know, I will be here every
Speaker 3: single day the rest of the year. As we're in
Speaker 3: July now, and I'll be doing a live show even
Speaker 3: though it's the holiday for the you know, the company.
Speaker 1: I believe it's tonight, but I'll be here and so
Speaker 1: there you go.
Speaker 5: It would be so awesome is if you just take
Speaker 5: one more day off and Arnie Spaniard fills in for you.
Speaker 4: Ohlicia.
Speaker 3: I did see Arnie's name on the schedule, so I
Speaker 3: think Arnie will be in not for me, but for
Speaker 3: some other people this week.
Speaker 5: So it should be a fun week at the network.
Speaker 5: I have the third and the fourth off with CNR,
Speaker 5: but then we're going to do the Dan Patrick hat
Speaker 5: trick on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday morning.
Speaker 3: Dan taking some time off. Are the Dant's going to
Speaker 3: be there? No, No, you'll be a Dan ed I
Speaker 3: guess wrong. All right, Well, that'll be cool.
Speaker 4: We will money money, money, money, kaching, chaching ka ching.
Speaker 1: Have a wonderful rest of your Sunday and we will
Speaker 1: catch you. I'll be on the radio tonight.
Speaker 3: If you don't here, it live the podcast on demand,
Speaker 3: just like this podcast available whenever you want the radio
Speaker 3: show be podcast. If you're not going to be up
Speaker 3: late tonight, you can hear it at your convenience and
Speaker 3: we'll talk to you next time later.
Speaker 4: Skater, Hey, hey, hey, I let you go of the
Speaker 4: way we were ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 1: How you can't see that scattered picture
Speaker 4: Of the smiles we left beh