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Speaker 1: to broadcast the NASCAR Cup Series inaugural street race in
Speaker 1: Chicago this weekend as the sports celebrates at seventy fifth
Speaker 1: anniversary and Dale Earnhardt Junior is going to be part
Speaker 1: of that. Good to see you, Junior. How did this
Speaker 1: race come about downtown Chicago?
Speaker 2: Well, we used to race at Chicago land out in Juliet,
Speaker 2: which is about, i don't know, forty five minutes an
Speaker 2: hour away. It's a great market for US, and NASCAR
Speaker 2: wanted to get back to the Chicago market. I think
Speaker 2: that the way this began, to be honest with you,
Speaker 2: was through the I Racing Software, which is a PC
Speaker 2: video game simulation whatever you want to call it, but
Speaker 2: it's a it's the most realistic racing game on the
Speaker 2: market today. And they were able with that product. NASCAR
Speaker 2: was able to say, hey, use you know, use the
Speaker 2: Chicago streets and build us a street course and then
Speaker 2: put your customers on there to drive it and race
Speaker 2: it and give it feedback. And so that's kind of
Speaker 2: how this all started.
Speaker 1: Years ago.
Speaker 2: Before you had a PC simulation or any kind of
Speaker 2: a video game, you basically had to, you know, build
Speaker 2: the racetrack and hope it worked. Right now, with all
Speaker 2: the technology we have, dan to be able to build
Speaker 2: a racetrack and simulation and have drivers, real world drivers
Speaker 2: and great simulator drivers drive on the track and fix
Speaker 2: all the nuances and all the problems that are going
Speaker 2: to occur. It saves NASCAR, It saves track promoters, builders, millions,
Speaker 2: and millions of dollars and it probably saved the same,
Speaker 2: you know, just an incredible amount of money and sort
Speaker 2: of understanding how to put this event on. So that's
Speaker 2: how it got started. They actually ran a simulated race
Speaker 2: on the streets to Chicago on this track in the
Speaker 2: simulated world. They put it live onto. It was called
Speaker 2: the pro Imitational. Actually was part of that, uh, and
Speaker 2: it was all of our real world drivers. So this
Speaker 2: has been a this has been in the works for
Speaker 2: about three years.
Speaker 1: Okay, how would I do if let's say I got
Speaker 1: into this simulator.
Speaker 2: You'd be You'd be terrible, you know, I think everybody
Speaker 2: that gets in a simulator. The one thing that's missing
Speaker 2: is obviously the seat of the pants field of driving
Speaker 2: a real car and the grip and the tires and
Speaker 2: everything being connected to the road that we all know
Speaker 2: so well when we drive down the highway. So it
Speaker 2: takes a while to you. It's basically your you know,
Speaker 2: learning how to drive a race car missing one critical sensor, right,
Speaker 2: and once you figure out how to work through that,
Speaker 2: you get really good at it. But I could teach
Speaker 2: you if you really wanted to get into it. But uh,
Speaker 2: it's a lot of fun. It's as close as you
Speaker 2: can get to driving the real world race car without
Speaker 2: having you know, leaving the comfort of your house and
Speaker 2: spending you know, thousands and millions of dollars to compete. Well.
Speaker 1: I'm also wondering about the future of NASCAR. If you're
Speaker 1: looking at Formula one and the success that Formula one
Speaker 1: has had and they're you know, in the streets of
Speaker 1: Monte Carlo, how important is NASCAR changing some of these
Speaker 1: venues to get it into downtown Chicago or you know,
Speaker 1: some of these other cities, or you know, to do
Speaker 1: something that maybe you're going to take from Formula one.
Speaker 2: I think that racing in the streets of some of
Speaker 2: the bigger cities in the in the country is a
Speaker 2: new chapter for NASCAR. I expected to be highly successful.
Speaker 2: It's going, you know, you're limited on where you can
Speaker 2: go what you know, what cities and what areas could
Speaker 2: embrace it and where it could actually put you know,
Speaker 2: function properly. There's also great examples of that, obviously NF one,
Speaker 2: but also an IndyCar and the Canadian NASCAR Series runs
Speaker 2: run street courses as well, so we there's lots of
Speaker 2: places for NASCAR to look for for examples and success
Speaker 2: and leadership on how to pull this off. We have
Speaker 2: you know, when we we race out in Juliet, because
Speaker 2: you know, we can't build an oval right next to
Speaker 2: the city. We can't build that oval racetrack that we
Speaker 2: want to race at in these big markets right in
Speaker 2: our residential areas. So our racetracks, for example, Atlanta is Enhampton.
Speaker 2: You know, it's not even near Atlanta. It's thirty forty
Speaker 2: five minutes outside of Atlanta. All of our big tracks
Speaker 2: are connected to these you know, these dense populated areas
Speaker 2: in this, in this in the country, but they're they're
Speaker 2: they're twenty to twenty minutes to an hour drive outside
Speaker 2: the city to get to them. Uh, this is a
Speaker 2: great opportunity really put the product right in the middle
Speaker 2: of the city, right in the heart of the city.
Speaker 2: There's gonna be an incredible amount of uh, you know
Speaker 2: views with the skyline. Uh, it's going to be a
Speaker 2: beautiful experience visually, Uh, for for not only people here
Speaker 2: in attendants like myself, but for people watching at home.
Speaker 2: We're gonna see shots and imagery that we've never experienced
Speaker 2: a NASCAR, at least at the top cup level. And
Speaker 2: so I'm looking forward to that. I just walked out
Speaker 2: of the hotel this morning and walked across the walk
Speaker 2: down the racetrack on the way to the TV compound. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it feels surreal to be walking these streets that I was.
Speaker 2: I was here a month ago before the track was
Speaker 2: even built, or there was a barrier up, or any
Speaker 2: kind of you know, resemblance, any anything that would you know,
Speaker 2: that would you know you would recognize at a racetrack,
Speaker 2: And it's so surreal to be walking down these streets
Speaker 2: now lined with walls and barriers, and as they prepare
Speaker 2: for this race, it's it's an incredible moment for NASCAR,
Speaker 2: it really is, and I believe that it's going to
Speaker 2: be a big success, and I'm glad I'm here for it.
Speaker 1: How would you do? How would you do if you
Speaker 1: had your race this weekend?
Speaker 2: I probably wouldn't do that great, it's you know I
Speaker 2: would I say this often, but it's the only way
Speaker 2: I can really articulate it. Racing at the Exfinity truck
Speaker 2: level or the NASCAR Cup left, Well, do these guys
Speaker 2: do it every single week? They live it every day.
Speaker 2: They're in the simulator every day. Preparing all week long.
Speaker 2: They're in meetings every day. For somebody, even like me
Speaker 2: with all you know, with two decades of experience, to
Speaker 2: not have raced in a year or more, to hop
Speaker 2: in one of these cars, you would get, you would get,
Speaker 2: you would, You would be humbled quickly because they're in
Speaker 2: that cycle week after week after week. They're doing it
Speaker 2: over and over and over, and they know they know
Speaker 2: how to get that car all the way to the
Speaker 2: limit of the grip of the tire, right up to
Speaker 2: that moment where that tire is about to break traction.
Speaker 2: For me to hop in there after not being in
Speaker 2: the car for a year to find that limit is
Speaker 2: really really hard. And you and I would I would
Speaker 2: rarely get up to that limit. I would be, you know,
Speaker 2: quite a ways off of it. So you know it,
Speaker 2: I Uh, I'm gonna compete a couple of times this
Speaker 2: year in its Finity series of racing at Bristol, and uh,
Speaker 2: we got a couple you know, we got a couple
Speaker 2: of its. We're gonna run.
Speaker 3: But I don't know, I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't go in with high expectations. I'll tell you
Speaker 2: that because it's pretty humbling. You compete with those guys
Speaker 2: when they're doing it every single week.
Speaker 1: Did you ever have a moment of race where you
Speaker 1: didn't want to get in the car?
Speaker 2: Probably? Uh, yeah, I mean I was just talking about this,
Speaker 2: so it was fresh on my mind a couple of
Speaker 2: days ago. But rocking Ham, after my dad passed away,
Speaker 2: that was the next race we went to. I didn't
Speaker 2: want to race. I didn't want to be there, but
Speaker 2: I knew I mean, I didn't want to be anywhere else.
Speaker 2: You know, it was kind of one of them situations
Speaker 2: where you didn't want to be anywhere and you didn't
Speaker 2: want to be doing nothing, but you needed to be
Speaker 2: doing something, and it was just a weird place to
Speaker 2: be emotionally and mentally. But there are times when you
Speaker 2: know you might be sick or feeling bad, or you
Speaker 2: know the car wasn't fast in practice and you're worried
Speaker 2: about how having a frustrating day. But I never walked
Speaker 2: up to the race car and didn't want to climb
Speaker 2: in and didn't want to do what I was getting
Speaker 2: ready to do. I've always felt lucky, privileged, felt you know,
Speaker 2: like you know, I was right where I was supposed
Speaker 2: to be.
Speaker 1: Great to talk to you, I can hear the excitement
Speaker 1: in your voice about this event, and hope you have
Speaker 1: fun this weekend.
Speaker 2: I appreciate it. Man, it's good to see you. I
Speaker 2: hope you're doing well and thanks for having me on.
Speaker 1: How are the girls doing?
Speaker 2: Oh? Man, I just was with them all week. We're
Speaker 2: having a great time. They're doing great. Nicole's two.
Speaker 1: I was five.
Speaker 2: Life couldn't be any.
Speaker 1: Better anymore on the way.
Speaker 2: No, sir, is good for me. I feel blessed.
Speaker 1: So the the the pits are closed.
Speaker 2: Is that what you're saying, I would say, so, Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's that's the that's we got a full house.
Speaker 1: Man, it's a lot of good good to see you,
Speaker 1: Thank you, Thank you, Junior. That's Dale Earnhard Junior, NBC
Speaker 1: Sports NASCAR analyst and the Streets of Chicago, Sunday evening,
Speaker 1: five thirty eastern on NBC and Peacock pre race coverage
Speaker 1: starting at five eastern. All right, we'll get some phone
Speaker 1: calls here. Actor comedian Adam Devine, who's been in a
Speaker 1: few things, Workaholics is where I first saw him. He'd
Speaker 1: been in some movies, Pitch Perfect. Yeah, yeah, we all
Speaker 1: pretend to have seen now. I never saw Pitchburg.
Speaker 4: That was the cups thing, right, isn't that the movie
Speaker 4: where they stacked all the cups?
Speaker 1: Right? I didn't see it. I'm not embarrassed to have
Speaker 1: seen that. Yeah, it's Anna Kendrick and Rebel Wilson. Yes, yeah, and.
Speaker 5: He plays Bunker or something or other. He's like the
Speaker 5: hot shot, a cappella singer with a lot of attitude.
Speaker 1: So Workaholics and then the Righteous Gemstones. He's in that
Speaker 1: one as well. Modern Family. Marvin points out Modern Family
Speaker 1: he had a recurring role there, So he'll join us
Speaker 1: coming up in a little bit. Andrew and Washington leads
Speaker 1: us off this second hour. Hi, Andrew, what's on your
Speaker 1: mind today? Good morning Darren. Then that's that'd be meet Friday. Hey.
Speaker 6: I wanted to thank you Dan for having Molly on
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Speaker 6: amazing to hear all those So thanks for doing that. Also,
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Speaker 1: Oh, I love it. I love it.
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Speaker 1: Let's see what else do we have here? Andrew in Atlanta, Hi, Andrew,
Speaker 1: what's on your mind today.
Speaker 7: Hey boys, God, does Andrew and Washington really pack a
Speaker 7: lot into a call?
Speaker 1: Yes he does, Yes he does.
Speaker 7: Andrew Brothers back to back here. So anyways, I was
Speaker 7: privileged over the weekend last weekend to be able to
Speaker 7: help a former NFL player from the Lions, Quintes Cephis,
Speaker 7: who was a part of that investigation. I helped him
Speaker 7: move into his new apartment. Dan he's an Atlanta local,
Speaker 7: so he's going to be down here training on his
Speaker 7: off time, and he talked about the punishment he talked about.
Speaker 7: He actually opened up and said the reason he got
Speaker 7: into gambling and how he was caught was he was
Speaker 7: injured and he wasn't playing.
Speaker 6: He was bored.
Speaker 7: He wanted to spend some of his time and it
Speaker 7: became an addiction for him. And he even felt like
Speaker 7: he felt something from it. And so I kind of
Speaker 7: felt bad for the guy, honestly, but he still didn't
Speaker 7: seem to grasp the policies. Again, we've talked about that
Speaker 7: on the show, but yeah, when we were talking, he
Speaker 7: just never really understood what he did wrong other than
Speaker 7: betting in the facility. So I just thought i'd share that.
Speaker 7: It was an eye opening story.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Andrew, Thanks for the phone call. Have a
Speaker 1: great weekend.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Look, we have a sponsorship with DraftKings. But I'm quick
Speaker 1: to point out I gambled for a while and it
Speaker 1: was an addiction. I got out. I survived. But you know,
Speaker 1: you have to talk about this because it does be
Speaker 1: come it can become an addiction. If you just have
Speaker 1: that in your DNA, you know, I have it in mind.
Speaker 1: If I'm going to do it, then I'm going to
Speaker 1: continue to do it. But you also have to understand
Speaker 1: what are my limitations here. People go to a casino.
Speaker 1: Imagine if you run a casino knowing people go there
Speaker 1: and they say I have this amount to lose, you
Speaker 1: already know the house is going to win because they're
Speaker 1: going in with that. That that's their motto, that's their rally,
Speaker 1: and hey, I got this amount to lose. Boy, if
Speaker 1: I'm the house, I certainly love that. But you're not
Speaker 1: going to beat You're not going to beat the NFL.
Speaker 1: You're not going to beat baseball, You're not gonna beat basketball.
Speaker 1: Everything is temporary. I mean, if you do win, you
Speaker 1: might win fifty three fifty four percent of the time.
Speaker 1: I mean, and you'll have runs you'll have streaks. I
Speaker 1: went seventeen consecutive bets that I want on football, and
Speaker 1: and you're all in.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: I wasn't betting a lot. But if you're doing seventeen
Speaker 1: bets and I was betting one hundred or two hundred dollars,
Speaker 1: then all of a sudden you get up to three
Speaker 1: thousand and four thousand. You know, I was up to
Speaker 1: nine thousand dollars and I went all in on a
Speaker 1: three thousand dollars bet for a bowl game and I
Speaker 1: lost it. I lost thirty three hundred and that was it.
Speaker 1: It's the last bet I made. So when I talk
Speaker 1: about DraftKings or you want to get into fantasy any
Speaker 1: of those things, I try to give you full disclosure
Speaker 1: here just so you understand. That doesn't mean you're going
Speaker 1: to listen to what I'm saying. I hope you do,
Speaker 1: but if you do it, do it to enjoy it.
Speaker 1: You will not win, guaranteed will not win. Everything is temporary.
Speaker 1: Because I'm like, I killed it last year. It doesn't
Speaker 1: mean anything. When you go into the next year, you
Speaker 1: can you can win, but it's temporary. And when you
Speaker 1: lose and then you double up, and then you double
Speaker 1: up and then you're chasing. And when you chase, that's
Speaker 1: when you get yourself. Really you get to the depths
Speaker 1: of degradation. You're like, oh my god, how did I
Speaker 1: get here? I used to gamble, and they used to
Speaker 1: have this betting line. You could call up and get scores,
Speaker 1: and I would call even though I had already won
Speaker 1: the bet. I was so addicted to hearing that I
Speaker 1: had won the bet. I would call this eight hundred
Speaker 1: number just to hear the scores. I think it was
Speaker 1: called sports phone, and I would call just to hear
Speaker 1: that army had covered. So it gets into your system,
Speaker 1: into your DNA. Just understand it. Be careful everything in moderation.
Speaker 1: You can have fun with it, but understand what's at
Speaker 1: stake here. And I hope that these players and further
Speaker 1: players are going to understand what's at stake here because
Speaker 1: it's their career. The career. Imagine I've dreamed of being
Speaker 1: in the in the NFL, and then I'm not in
Speaker 1: the NFL, and then I get cut, i get suspended,
Speaker 1: and then you're trying to get back in. You may
Speaker 1: be branded for life, because unless you're really really good,
Speaker 1: there's a team that's not going to take a chance
Speaker 1: on you, especially if you bet on your team or teammate,
Speaker 1: as one player did with the Colts. So everything in moderation,
Speaker 1: just saying Jacob break. We'll get some more phone calls
Speaker 1: coming up. Will Ferrell will join us, coming up top
Speaker 1: the next hour, and we'll come back with the actor
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Speaker 1: Is that?
Speaker 2: Who?
Speaker 1: This is mix a Lot? Oh? Oh he's basted. Oh
Speaker 1: that she wants a baby, She's gone tomorrow. Also a
Speaker 1: nineties song. Okay, all right, all right, this didn't make
Speaker 1: my rotation there. This is sir, mix a Lot you said.
Speaker 8: Yeah, the private Seattle.
Speaker 9: Okay, right, my Ana Konda don't want no unless you
Speaker 9: got buns.
Speaker 1: Huh okay. That was everywhere in nineteen eighty two, so massive,
Speaker 1: massive song.
Speaker 3: I was like, what's an an.
Speaker 1: Uh? Adam Devine said to join us. He stars in
Speaker 1: The Outlaws on Netflix. That premiere is July seventh, and
Speaker 1: continues to star in The Righteous Gemstones on HBO. Max
Speaker 1: and Adam Devine, actor comedian, joining us on the program,
Speaker 1: How was your morning going? At him?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I'm Okay, Dan, thanks for asking.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm hearing in the neighborhood there could be issues,
Speaker 1: so I just want to make sure everything's good.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I'm I'm I'm doing Okay.
Speaker 11: My neighbor is doing some construction and I thought I
Speaker 11: might need to uh get violent, but I don't think
Speaker 11: so he's playing it cool.
Speaker 1: Okay, are you more famous than your neighbor?
Speaker 10: Did my uh that one? Yeah? I think he's an
Speaker 10: orthopedic surgeon.
Speaker 1: So well, you're always in a good mood. You're a
Speaker 1: funny guy, so he's more useful.
Speaker 10: I'm I might be more famous. He's definitely more useful.
Speaker 1: Okay, but but you could could you be mad? Where
Speaker 1: you with your face? As an actor like you're you're
Speaker 1: you're used to you know, fun guy.
Speaker 10: That's what I want.
Speaker 11: I want to get that role where everyone's like, oh,
Speaker 11: he's just an appable man. Everybody likes this guy, and
Speaker 11: then something clicks and I'm pas, uh, I'm they're not
Speaker 11: knocking my door down to give me that role.
Speaker 1: So, okay, actor, comedian or comedian actor, however you want
Speaker 1: to say it, you know, but how do you want
Speaker 1: me to say it?
Speaker 10: You know? Actor, a comedian it doesn't It really doesn't matter.
Speaker 11: I love being a comedian, so if if you say
Speaker 11: comedian actor, I'm perfectly happy.
Speaker 1: I was wondering how to freeze this, and my guys
Speaker 1: kept saying I was saying it wrong. You got a
Speaker 1: funny face from the standpoint of when you come on,
Speaker 1: I laugh, so that a is it a compliment? Or
Speaker 1: should I say it in a different way that you
Speaker 1: have a like Will Ferrell has a funny face when
Speaker 1: he's on Jack Black funny face.
Speaker 11: We all are inflicted with the same disease of funny
Speaker 11: face syndrome.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 11: I've had that my entire life, and there was a
Speaker 11: time that I thought I might do something else with
Speaker 11: my life. And then enough adults to me that I
Speaker 11: have a funny face. I'm like, I think I have
Speaker 11: to get into comedy. There's no other path for me.
Speaker 1: Okay, But is that a compliment or should I should
Speaker 1: I come up with a better way. It's not a compliment.
Speaker 11: No, I'm offended, but I'm playing it cool. Okay, No,
Speaker 11: it's okay, I'm fine.
Speaker 1: Well, you make me laugh every time I see you,
Speaker 1: and then you come up on screen and you steal
Speaker 1: the scene.
Speaker 11: Well, thank you damn Yeah, no, I uh.
Speaker 10: I think another phrase for it is punishable face or
Speaker 10: they want to hit me.
Speaker 1: When's the last time you were in a fight.
Speaker 10: I just want to squish that face. It's it's been
Speaker 10: it's been a while now. Yeah.
Speaker 11: I I trained at this boxing gym here in Hollywood,
Speaker 11: and my first training partner was Randy Couture.
Speaker 10: Oh, the UFC fighter.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah.
Speaker 11: And he didn't take it easy on me. I think
Speaker 11: he didn't think I had a funny face. I think
Speaker 11: he thought I had a punishable face, and and it
Speaker 11: was for.
Speaker 1: Well, you could use comedy to disarm him.
Speaker 10: That's right. I could. I could have. I couldn't look up.
Speaker 10: I was just trying to duck and cover at that point.
Speaker 1: I want you to listen if I do a voiceover.
Speaker 1: You know you always have in a world, you know
Speaker 1: those guys. So if I'm going to promote the outlaws,
Speaker 1: mm hmm. Owen Browning is a straight linked bank manager
Speaker 1: about to marry the love of his life, Parker, when
Speaker 1: his bank is held up by the infamous ghost Bandits
Speaker 1: during his wedding week. He believes his future in laws,
Speaker 1: who just arrived in town, are the infamous outlaws.
Speaker 11: Dan, quit your job right now. I've got a gig
Speaker 11: for you. You are a voiceover assassin.
Speaker 10: My friend.
Speaker 2: That was great.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, Phillison on the movie because Ellen Barkin and
Speaker 1: Pierce Brosnan play play your your intest.
Speaker 10: So they play they play my in laws. They come
Speaker 10: into town.
Speaker 11: I'm a bank man, I'm pretty buttoned up, and they're
Speaker 11: just wild. They come in wearing their cool leathers, having
Speaker 11: their cool faces, and they take me out. We party.
Speaker 11: I go skydiving, I get a tattoo. I'm like a
Speaker 11: ton of things I wouldn't do. I go into work
Speaker 11: the next morning. I'm talking to little rel who works
Speaker 11: for me at the bank, and I'm like, man, this
Speaker 11: is the best night of my life. My in laws
Speaker 11: are so great. I just I am a little hungover.
Speaker 11: I need a nice chill day here at work. Click click,
Speaker 11: there's a gun to my head and two people are
Speaker 11: robbing my bank. And as they leave, they say something
Speaker 11: that leads me to believe that that it's my in laws.
Speaker 11: And then they end up owing someone some money like
Speaker 11: in heat where they had like someone that cleans their.
Speaker 10: Money for them, and we stole it from me, and.
Speaker 11: They they owe this person like five million dollars, and
Speaker 11: that person kidnaps my fiance and now I have to
Speaker 11: team up with my in laws to try to get
Speaker 11: my fiance back.
Speaker 10: And that's that's really the movie.
Speaker 1: He's Adam Devine The Outlaws on Netflix, premiere is July seventh,
Speaker 1: and continues to be a star in The Righteous Gemstones
Speaker 1: on HBO Max. What do people say to you they
Speaker 1: see you on the street. What's the first thing that
Speaker 1: you know you're probably going to get?
Speaker 11: I mean, it depends on their age, if they're young,
Speaker 11: if they're I would say pitch Perfect probably the most.
Speaker 11: And then and then Workaholics and Modern Family is a
Speaker 11: close second. I would say, but I get I get
Speaker 11: a lot of people that are just like sing for me,
Speaker 11: singing like I'm trying to eat eggs. This this is
Speaker 11: omelet time. This isn't time for crooning.
Speaker 1: But but you you can sing, but pitch Perfect you
Speaker 1: have to sing.
Speaker 10: I do have to sing. Yeah, that's it's mandatory.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, movies. But your love You and Rebel Wilson
Speaker 1: have become you know, like Sandler and Drew Barrymore.
Speaker 10: You know, we kind of I was just texting with
Speaker 10: Rebel this morning. Oh yeah, she's doing great.
Speaker 1: Yeah. What was the comedy that you saw and you go,
Speaker 1: this is what I want to do? Or was it
Speaker 1: stand up or was it a movie?
Speaker 4: You know what?
Speaker 11: It kind of wash and this maybe it's bad. Maybe
Speaker 11: I shouldn't be saying this. But when I was a kid,
Speaker 11: I watched Evening at the Improv.
Speaker 10: Do you remember that show?
Speaker 11: It It was just at the Improv here on Melrose
Speaker 11: in Hollywood, and they just had comics come up every
Speaker 11: night and they called it Evening and the Improv. They
Speaker 11: did like two hundred episodes of it, and when I
Speaker 11: was a kid, my dad loved watching it. And I
Speaker 11: remember watching it wasn't like the Chris Rocks or the
Speaker 11: like super famous people that for sure are going to
Speaker 11: go on and be icons in the in the business.
Speaker 11: It was the guys that weren't that good that I
Speaker 11: was like, well, I could do that. I can be
Speaker 11: I can be.
Speaker 10: Can be mediocre.
Speaker 11: And that's what inspired me. So I'm hoping my career
Speaker 11: inspires some other I could do that.
Speaker 1: If he can yeah, if he can do it.
Speaker 10: I can for ser do it.
Speaker 11: So it was that and then watching you know, I
Speaker 11: love Adam Sandler and Chris Farley, and that was kind
Speaker 11: of my generation of SNL people, And like what Sandler's
Speaker 11: been able to build making all these movies, casting his
Speaker 11: friends kind of keep pulling back to the the the
Speaker 11: talent well of all of his friends from SNL is
Speaker 11: kind of my dream.
Speaker 10: What I would like to end up doing. And the
Speaker 10: he dream come true was my producing partner on The Outlaws.
Speaker 1: So it really Oh that's awesome.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, it was pretty incredible.
Speaker 1: Well, you know I've been in some Sandler movies. I
Speaker 1: do know this, Yes, yeah, I mean you may not
Speaker 1: know I'm that good of an actor that that was
Speaker 1: me in those movies?
Speaker 10: Which movie were it was?
Speaker 2: It?
Speaker 10: I might have just lied to you.
Speaker 1: I've been in twenty of them. At them.
Speaker 10: You've been in twenty of his movies.
Speaker 1: Grown Ups, grown Ups two? Just go with it, longest yard.
Speaker 1: Why is it I did my homework on you and
Speaker 1: you didn't do your homework on That's bullshit?
Speaker 10: Hey, well Dan, it's because I'm good. I'm about to
Speaker 10: do twenty five of these today. How many? How many
Speaker 10: interviews are you doing today?
Speaker 1: Twenty just you?
Speaker 3: Just you?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, okay, all right, fair enough. How important
Speaker 1: is Nebraska football in your life.
Speaker 10: I mean, yes, they're the best. I love them. And
Speaker 10: national championships this year.
Speaker 1: Okay, if you could be nominated for an Academy Award
Speaker 1: or Nebraska could be in the national I don't what
Speaker 1: would you take.
Speaker 10: Well, I'm a selfish little prick, so I'm.
Speaker 11: Going to myself, but I respect that I'm going to
Speaker 11: take myself.
Speaker 10: But I mean, they've won titles a lifetime.
Speaker 1: But you weren't even born then.
Speaker 10: I was born. I was a young boy, but I
Speaker 10: was there.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean that was like right when I had
Speaker 11: just moved my family moved to Omaha in nineteen ninety four,
Speaker 11: and that was kind of that was the start of
Speaker 11: our real run.
Speaker 1: And Tommy Frasier, Yeah.
Speaker 10: I didn't know we could lose. I was like, this
Speaker 10: is just how it goes.
Speaker 11: Moved to the big city of Omaha, Nebraska, and your
Speaker 11: your college football team just wins.
Speaker 1: Did you drive by Warren Buffett's house.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah yeah, and you look at it and you go,
Speaker 10: I could do that.
Speaker 1: I know I could buy that.
Speaker 10: I could buy that.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah. Good luck with the Outlaws, good luck with
Speaker 1: the Righteous Gemstones. And once again, when your face comes
Speaker 1: on camera, it's not a funny face. You just are
Speaker 1: funny when there's a compliment in there somewhere. And look
Speaker 1: when we hang up, and then you say to your publicist,
Speaker 1: what an ass? Did you hear what he said?
Speaker 10: Okay, my publicists, Yeah, he's not in his head, yes right.
Speaker 1: Okay, fair enough. He's like, yeah, funny, Hey, thank you,
Speaker 1: great to talk to you, Adam, Thank you so much, Dan,
Speaker 1: Adam divine. Okay, I said this yesterday. When I see
Speaker 1: his face, it makes me laugh. He's got a funny face.
Speaker 1: All right, go ahead, critique, let's go who it's.
Speaker 4: Like, because I know where we're trying to get with it.
Speaker 4: But it's like, because he does he has a when
Speaker 4: he could be telling me about his dog dying, and
Speaker 4: I would be kind of like, yeah, right, you know,
Speaker 4: because as he just he has there are people who
Speaker 4: have faces like that that just immediately are like, Okay,
Speaker 4: this is gonna be funny. But it doesn't mean that
Speaker 4: he's funny looking.
Speaker 1: He has a funny face, Jack Black, funny face when
Speaker 1: they come on. Okay, maybe the problem is there's a
Speaker 1: better way to give him a compliment, how though, I
Speaker 1: don't know, you know, I could have done it in
Speaker 1: a long winded way. Hey, whenever you come up on camera,
Speaker 1: I laugh, and then I could have left it at that.
Speaker 1: But he does have a like Will Ferrell when he
Speaker 1: comes on camera, I laugh automatically. Yes, Mark, can.
Speaker 8: You say that to a woman, because there's a comedian
Speaker 8: who I think of whenever I see her face, I'm
Speaker 8: ready to laugh.
Speaker 1: Okay, and that is Rachel Dradge. Oh yeah, okay, Saturday
Speaker 1: Night Live. Yep, Yeah, funny yep. Yeah.
Speaker 9: But you have to say, I guess you look like
Speaker 9: someone that's about to say something funny. That's I know,
Speaker 9: it's a long winded way of saying it. This way,
Speaker 9: they don't feel like you're saying they're funny looking or
Speaker 9: you're laughing at what their face shape or structure looks like.
Speaker 9: Just to look at certain people, it's like this person
Speaker 9: looks like they're about to say something.
Speaker 1: Do you think he took out it as a compliment?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 9: No, But you were charming enough and explained it enough
Speaker 9: where I think you guys are cool with each other.
Speaker 9: I don't think he's got a problem with.
Speaker 1: You, order Marvin, Do you think that Adam Devine took
Speaker 1: that as a compliment.
Speaker 8: Oh, as a matter of fact, I don't jerk.
Speaker 5: Yes, I think we all would like to think we're
Speaker 5: some level of good looking in this life to some level,
Speaker 5: whether we're a five or a six. You can't be
Speaker 5: Brad Pitt or John hann.
Speaker 1: Who thinks they're better than a six. Face.
Speaker 4: Yeah, seatan, I think I have it in me, but
Speaker 4: I'm probably about thirty pounds from that in me. I'm
Speaker 4: probably about thirty pounds from See. I never had it
Speaker 4: in me. I never I never had it where I go. Oh,
Speaker 4: you know what I think in the mid nineties doing
Speaker 4: Sports Center, I think I had it. Yeah, I had
Speaker 4: it for like three years.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I'm not like, I'm not uncomfortable with the way I look,
Speaker 4: but I'm just fat.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, I you know, i'd say I'm a seven.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go seven. I got solid seven maybe maybe
Speaker 1: uh maybe eight during my Sports Center day, you know,
Speaker 1: solid job. You said you don't know if.
Speaker 3: You had it in you just checked.
Speaker 1: Yourself up to an eight, but you could get you
Speaker 1: could get back there. I can't. I can't get back
Speaker 1: to those Sports Center das. Shredded. What are you talking about? Yeah,
Speaker 1: shredded wheat. Yeah, oh, I just saw this, Jeff Van
Speaker 1: Gundy let go. Let me see, I just got this
Speaker 1: from Todd Boy. So New York Post is reporting ESPN
Speaker 1: is letting go around twenty on air personalities in efforts
Speaker 1: to say tens of millions of dollars. So Jeff Van
Speaker 1: Gundy had been there sixteen years with Mike Breen and
Speaker 1: Mark Jackson. You know what, let me take a break.
Speaker 1: Welcome back, uh Neil Everett who was let go by
Speaker 1: the Mothership. He had been there twenty years doing the
Speaker 1: late night Sports Center. He'll join us in the final
Speaker 1: hour of the show. Will Ferrell at the top of
Speaker 1: the hour to let us know if he's all in
Speaker 1: going to doublin with us, So we'll take a break
Speaker 1: or back after this. Thanks for listening to The Dan
Speaker 1: Patrick Show podcast. Be sure to catch us live every
Speaker 1: weekday morning nine until noon eastern sixty nine Pacific on
Speaker 1: Fox Sports Radio, and you can find us on the
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Speaker 12: Paully Fosco here with Tony Fusco Yo. Of course, you
Speaker 12: know us as the host of the number one rated
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Speaker 1: Why Yeah, Instead of us doing.
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Speaker 3: Don't know crap about four own this crap.
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Speaker 1: Your cookout playlist. Would this play in the backyard at
Speaker 1: your cookout?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Oh, would not No.
Speaker 8: But you know what, we were talking about songs when
Speaker 8: like if a movie came out right now and you
Speaker 8: would flash back to nineteen ninety seven, Yeah, this song
Speaker 8: might be playing in the background this or like Fine
Speaker 8: Young Cannibals.
Speaker 1: By the way, we were just looking at the new
Speaker 1: trailer for Liam Neeson movie Retribution, and basically it's kind
Speaker 1: of like a takeoff of Speed where you can't slow
Speaker 1: down in his car and there's a bomb in the
Speaker 1: car and if you go if he slows down. I
Speaker 1: don't know why they didn't call it don't slow Down
Speaker 1: instead of Retribution, because when you're watching it, you're gonna
Speaker 1: be yelling don't slow down. You're not gonna yell retribute.
Speaker 1: Retribution sounds like wwe don't.
Speaker 4: Do people yell the name of the movie back at
Speaker 4: the screen?
Speaker 1: No, but they might yell that you don't want him to.
Speaker 2: Don't slow down?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, don't slow down. He's being told
Speaker 1: don't slow down, or get out, get out, get get out.
Speaker 1: Have you ever yelled at the movie screen when you're
Speaker 1: in a theater? Have you ever said something where you're
Speaker 1: actually waiting for somebody to, you know, talk back to
Speaker 1: you there? No? Yes?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 9: Eby what's on a horror movie?
Speaker 1: And you don't relate to saying why are you going
Speaker 1: behind the ball? I know, yeah, I know. By the way,
Speaker 1: first I'm ever in NASCAR hitting the streets of Chicago.
Speaker 1: Don't miss all the action Sunday on NBC and Peacock
Speaker 1: im Neeson's new movie Retribution.
Speaker 4: See the point is, isn't like it's not that he
Speaker 4: can't slow down, though he can stop moving, he just
Speaker 4: has to do what the guy says, and then the car.
Speaker 4: The car is wired to explode at any time that
Speaker 4: the person wants it to.
Speaker 1: So it's not really like, oh, if you go below
Speaker 1: twenty five miles an hour, okay, then I then I
Speaker 1: sit corrected. Then it shouldn't be don't slow down, retrou
Speaker 1: it should be retrotribution.
Speaker 9: That's very flea.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Tom Alejandro in Portland, let us dis Lenis
Speaker 1: snow Chest.
Speaker 3: No, don't tell me something. Come on, it's early on
Speaker 3: my side.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, Benis Diaz Bennis snow Chest.
Speaker 3: All right, So first of all, I want to thank
Speaker 3: all of you for doing such a great job. You
Speaker 3: guys waked up in the morning and he has to
Speaker 3: make my day super fantastic. And the other thing is
Speaker 3: I have a new T shirt idea because I fell
Speaker 3: into the patrick realm.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 3: So, my youngest daughter got married a few weeks ago,
Speaker 3: and I was like, I'm not going to cry. I'm
Speaker 3: not gonna cry. I'm not gonna pull it down, I'm
Speaker 3: not gonna cry. I cried the entire way walking her
Speaker 3: down the aisle, and it was outside, and I was like,
Speaker 3: I'm crying like that, and then I have to give
Speaker 3: a speech you know how the speech goes. I cried
Speaker 3: the entire time.
Speaker 1: I love it. Thank you, Alejandro. I appreciate that you
Speaker 1: don't have nightmares about this. I have three daughters. They're
Speaker 1: not married, two might be getting married, you know, in
Speaker 1: the next year or so. And I have nightmares of
Speaker 1: walking down the aisle and actually crying, not tears, like
Speaker 1: being loud sobbing as I walked down the aisle. And
Speaker 1: I don't know if there's something that maybe I could
Speaker 1: be hypnotized, maybe I could be uh med, you know,
Speaker 1: have meds that that would help me. So I'm not sure.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure, but I do have nightmares about that
Speaker 1: because I don't want to take away from my daughter
Speaker 1: and the wedding. But I am going to be so.
Speaker 4: Bad, like you cry so much that now it's about you. Yes,
Speaker 4: that's that's a yes. You don't want to find yourself
Speaker 4: in that territory. And I'm thinking of bringing my son
Speaker 4: up when I have.
Speaker 1: To give a speech at the reception, where he will
Speaker 1: then he'll be the guy who interprets what I'm trying
Speaker 1: to say. He'll just say what my dad is trying
Speaker 1: to say is and then I'll try again and then
Speaker 1: he'll come in and he'll be my closer. He's my
Speaker 1: Trevor Hoffman, my Marianna Rivera.
Speaker 8: Yes, mar were you a big crier before you had kids?
Speaker 1: No? No, because my wife was like, what's the deal
Speaker 1: with you know crying? And I go, I don't know.
Speaker 1: It just happened. Now I can't stop, can't stop. By
Speaker 1: the way, I mentioned this before we went to break,
Speaker 1: ESPN has let go Jeff Van Gundy. He had been
Speaker 1: there sixteen years covering the NBA with Mark Jackson and
Speaker 1: Mike Breen. They are according to The New York Post
Speaker 1: Andrew Marshawan, ESPN's letting go around twenty on air personalities
Speaker 1: in an effort to save tens of millions of dollars.
Speaker 1: Yet Jalen Rose just got released, Is that right, Paul Yeah?
Speaker 5: From Andrew Marshand of the New York Post.
Speaker 1: Oh manh JJ, Reddick, Doors Sperk, Richard Jefferson most likely
Speaker 1: candidates to replace Jeff Van Gundy. Doc Rivers could be
Speaker 1: an outside choice as well, because his salary demands are
Speaker 1: offset by what the Sixers still owe him. Doc Rivers
Speaker 1: very close with Mike Breen. So wow, okay, I haven't
Speaker 1: been there in a long long time. But they're still
Speaker 1: a lot of people I know, And I always felt
Speaker 1: bad for the people behind the scenes because nobody mentions them.
Speaker 1: They don't get a victory lap. It's just like, hey, thanks,
Speaker 1: that's it. And what happens is we'll move on from
Speaker 1: this eventually, and then there'll be a new wave that
Speaker 1: comes in and then they'll get good, and then their
Speaker 1: salaries get up to a certain level. So the better
Speaker 1: you are, the more likely it is you would lose
Speaker 1: your job. So you can be mediocrens keep your job.
Speaker 1: And I have friends who were really good and were
Speaker 1: dedicated and spent a couple of decades there, and they
Speaker 1: got to a point where their salary was expendable. They
Speaker 1: were too good. They made too much money. Final Hour
Speaker 1: coming up, Gonna have a good time. Will Ferrell's going
Speaker 1: to join us coming up. He'll let us know is
Speaker 1: he joining us in Dublin. Also, Neil Everett spent twenty
Speaker 1: years at the Mothership. Will stop by as well. Hour
Speaker 1: Meet Friday coming up,