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Speaker 2: Oh I can't wait let's hear about it.
Speaker 5: Fuck, you have a little too much joy. I mean,
Speaker 5: because I hear it all throughout the day. I feel
Speaker 5: like you suffer from sticking your foot in your mouth
Speaker 5: like multiple times a day. Oh and you know what,
Speaker 5: what other mistake did you make? I'm gonna call out
Speaker 5: a bunch of people today as well. Nice. Wait, most
Speaker 5: people have a problem with something that went down yesterday,
Speaker 5: and they should not.
Speaker 2: They're just jealous and poor. Wait, so you're playing villain today? Yeah?
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Speaker 2: Let the wild Rumpus begin. So yesterday.
Speaker 4: Kids are off from school this week out here on
Speaker 4: the West Coast, and a lot of places spring break
Speaker 4: for the kiddos. A lot of parents scramble around, like, well,
Speaker 4: the home I'm supposed to do with him this week.
Speaker 4: Send them to Cancun so for spring break where they
Speaker 4: uh all do a booty shaking contest. I'm talking little
Speaker 4: kids Covido, not like college spring break. That was the
Speaker 4: last month, so my kids don't have to wake up early,
Speaker 4: so it's like sort of a free for all. And
Speaker 4: yesterday my daughter's friend's mom asked, do you mind if
Speaker 4: we take Emmy with us. We're all going to the
Speaker 4: Dodgers game. It's hello, kiddy night.
Speaker 5: Okay, keep in mind emmy seven. Are these close friends
Speaker 5: of the family. Okay, so you trust them. We trust them.
Speaker 5: Her best pal and the parents and a couple of
Speaker 5: the kids are going. So first thought was, man, Dodger
Speaker 5: Stadium is a big place. My kid's seven. I trust
Speaker 5: these parents probably more than anyone else. But my first
Speaker 5: thought was, oh, the anxiety you just feel as a
Speaker 5: parent as you get older and older. I'm like, this
Speaker 5: is like step one when before you know what'll be
Speaker 5: going out with her friends driving? What your daughter's getting
Speaker 5: her license this year? Yeah, this is one big hassle
Speaker 5: on pain in The super scary parent thing is one
Speaker 5: stressful pain in the ass. Hey, everybody goes through it.
Speaker 5: It's just a part of life. But you know, I
Speaker 5: really didn't think about it more than ten seconds. I
Speaker 5: was like, yet, yeah, tag her up with an eye,
Speaker 5: tag keeper safe. It's a modern day leash. Remember growing up,
Speaker 5: parents would keep their kids on a leash, and you
Speaker 5: would say to yourself, who keeps their kid on a leash?
Speaker 2: I still think that's like trash behavior.
Speaker 1: You're a leash.
Speaker 5: I mean, like it's it's definitely eye opening when you
Speaker 5: see it, like, oh okay, but I get it.
Speaker 2: You want to keep your kids, saying.
Speaker 5: Nothing scarier than when they're out of your sight and
Speaker 5: you can't see him for like a good twenty thirty seconds.
Speaker 2: Every dad knows that hears him in a jungle gym.
Speaker 2: You like, where'd you go?
Speaker 1: So I'm going up?
Speaker 2: Then it's come down to see him. Where are they?
Speaker 5: Oh that's frightening. So so you're not there. She's gonna
Speaker 5: go to Dodger Stadium. I'm really after like maybe a
Speaker 5: minute of like, oh, I no know, do I feel
Speaker 5: a little weird about this?
Speaker 2: I'm like, no, I'm not. She's seven and she's going
Speaker 2: with her friend who a Dodgers game. What am I
Speaker 2: being a weirdo?
Speaker 6: For?
Speaker 4: So I was like, yeah, go have a great time.
Speaker 4: That's not the problem. Here's the problem. She gets a
Speaker 4: Dodger's Hello Kitty stuffy Her friend and the parents are
Speaker 4: Dodgers fans. So my daughter comes back in a Dodger's head.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, so I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know how cool that is.
Speaker 5: You know, Rich again, for reference, is a Mets guy
Speaker 5: and he's raising a Mets fan family.
Speaker 2: That's how it works, poor guy.
Speaker 5: But we live out here in Los Angeles, and all
Speaker 5: his daughter knows is that her friends are Dodgers fans.
Speaker 5: Her friend's family are Dodgers fans. The Dodgers won the
Speaker 5: World Series. She's at a Dodgers game. Oh and why
Speaker 5: you've raised her really well to know that, hey, we're
Speaker 5: Mets fan. It's it's also like I said, Hello Kitty night.
Speaker 4: So my daughter comes in the door last night at
Speaker 4: like ten thirty, eleven o'clock at night with a Dodger's
Speaker 4: Hello Kitty stuffed animal a Dodger's hat from the Dodger store,
Speaker 4: which means the parents, spifefully because they know I'm a
Speaker 4: Mets fan, spitefully bought my daughter probably.
Speaker 7: Like a forty dollars hat the best forty dollars they
Speaker 7: ever spent, and she.
Speaker 4: Comes up with a little plastic Dodger's helmet that they
Speaker 4: bought her ice creaming. These are great people, but they're
Speaker 4: Dodgers fans and guess what my family is not.
Speaker 5: And they send me this video midway through the game.
Speaker 5: I mean, if it's done in fun, rich, what's going
Speaker 5: on there? Listen to the this is this is halfway
Speaker 5: through the game.
Speaker 4: I get this text from them and it's my daughter
Speaker 4: sitting there at the Dodgers game.
Speaker 5: Let's go Dodgers. Now, are they just messing with you?
Speaker 5: Is it a good little ribbing like? Because if that's
Speaker 5: what's going on, that's funny and that's fine. Otherwise there
Speaker 5: is a slight level of disrespect because you don't make
Speaker 5: those choices for other kids when you're someone's parent.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean. I'm not looking at it
Speaker 2: as disrespect.
Speaker 4: I'm I'm opening up the question to the Dan Patrick Nation,
Speaker 4: to the Dan Nets, to the world. Just because you're
Speaker 4: a fan of a team could put this to Rescus.
Speaker 4: We've had this conversation over the years. I grew up
Speaker 4: in New York. I'm a Mets fan, Let's go Mets.
Speaker 4: Juan so Noo finally hit a bomb yesterday, but it
Speaker 4: doesn't matter. He's sliding by because the Mets are playing
Speaker 4: so well that no one's noticing that his stats.
Speaker 2: On our people are noticing.
Speaker 5: People are saying that Trent Grisham of the New York
Speaker 5: Yankees has better stats than once Sotto right now, but
Speaker 5: guess what and again right now? But that is fun
Speaker 5: to talk about. I see when you run for the bag,
Speaker 5: when you leave the Yankees for the money.
Speaker 4: Yeah, But when the Mets are eleven and five and
Speaker 4: one of the best teams in baseball and Wan Soto's
Speaker 4: just leadership and you know you saw presence. His presence
Speaker 4: is like I don't know that saying nobody's talking about.
Speaker 4: But no, Mets fans are like, man Soto's a bust.
Speaker 4: They're eleven and five and he's fantastic.
Speaker 5: Everybody's going to talk about it if he doesn't start producing,
Speaker 5: because he's the highest played paid player in baseball.
Speaker 2: If the Mets are five and eleven, then they'd be
Speaker 2: talking about it. But true. So long story.
Speaker 4: Short, and my question, before you get into a lot
Speaker 4: of the beef of today's show, just because you root
Speaker 4: for a team. Do you force that on your kids
Speaker 4: if you live somewhere else, Meaning I'm a New Yorker,
Speaker 4: my wife's from Texas. We now live out here in
Speaker 4: southern California. My kids who are seven and five, my
Speaker 4: daughter seven, my son is five. They all we know
Speaker 4: we live at California. In fact, my son I bought
Speaker 4: him the Hurricane. If you're if you're a coach and
Speaker 4: you have little kids, it's a it's that ball that
Speaker 4: swings around. It's like one hundred and fifty bucks, a
Speaker 4: little batting thing.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 5: My son's on the side of the house taking hacks
Speaker 5: yesterday and he's like, Dad, do I look like Otani?
Speaker 2: So my son's reference tell you're a little white kid
Speaker 2: to a blonde hair, like, you're.
Speaker 4: Not Japanese, buddy, But you know what, don't see color.
Speaker 4: You're like two feet tall and a mookie mess. I'm
Speaker 4: my son, you're not black even.
Speaker 5: But my son his first reference Danny is dad, does
Speaker 5: my swing look like Otani?
Speaker 3: He is Michael Jordan.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, who's that show?
Speaker 5: Hey, he's one of I'll say, one of the biggest
Speaker 5: sports icons alive today.
Speaker 2: So I get it.
Speaker 5: Every kid's gonna look up and admire sho Heltani man
Speaker 5: who doesn't some a Yankees fan, I admire the hell
Speaker 5: out of show.
Speaker 4: Hey, my daughter came home laughing with her Dodger stuff.
Speaker 4: You ever see what a kid has so much fun?
Speaker 4: They come home and it's almost like they're drunk. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's like eleven o'clock and she's loud.
Speaker 2: I'm like, your brother's sleeping. Shut the hell up, dad,
Speaker 2: and now we I'm like I.
Speaker 5: Told my wife, she hands like a drunk college kid.
Speaker 5: Them being tired and delirious. I guess, yeah, sugar high
Speaker 5: if that's a real thing. So again, long story short,
Speaker 5: do you really push your teams on your kid?
Speaker 4: Is that old school thinking? Is that ridiculous? We live
Speaker 4: in a small world where you know everyone, all.
Speaker 5: Your friends have different favorite teams, and just because you
Speaker 5: were for a team doesn't doesn't mean your kids need to.
Speaker 4: And again, I live in California. Am I gonna make
Speaker 4: my kids root for the Mets when they have the
Speaker 4: Dodgers here?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 5: Yeah, because she's grandfathered in into Mets fandom? Literally, your
Speaker 5: dad started this tradition. Why should your kids break the tradition?
Speaker 5: There's no excuses anymore. I get it if it was
Speaker 5: nineteen eighty something and she didn't have the ability to
Speaker 5: watch the Mets and had no connection to any of
Speaker 5: the players, because you can see him day and day out.
Speaker 5: With MLB apps and iHeartRadio and Fox Sport, you're connected
Speaker 5: to every team you want to hear about and listen
Speaker 5: to all the time. So there's no excuse for anybody
Speaker 5: to not root for the team that they grow up
Speaker 5: in and around. And she's growing up in and around
Speaker 5: a Mets family.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 5: She's in LA, but that is a hardcore Mets fan,
Speaker 5: not just a casual Mets fan. That's important. Your dad
Speaker 5: was a Mets fan. I mean two days ago, your
Speaker 5: family does.
Speaker 4: Two days ago, we went up to Sacramento to see
Speaker 4: the Mets play the eighth right, So I think there's
Speaker 4: really no excuse.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I get it, she's in LA. I've had these
Speaker 5: conversations with my kid. I mean, you can always have
Speaker 5: secondary interests, right, like a college student. You could minor
Speaker 5: in Dodgers if you want, but you major in the Mets.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: I know that doesn't make sense because they're both in
Speaker 5: the National League, But I get it. You want to
Speaker 5: be aware of the fun and the hype that's surrounded
Speaker 5: by the World Series Champions right now because you're out
Speaker 5: here and you're a little kid. That's okay, because there's superstars.
Speaker 5: That's another thing. When you were a kid, you had
Speaker 5: your fandom, you had your teams, you had your alliance
Speaker 5: and allegiance right whether it have been the let's say
Speaker 5: you were a Knicks fan, you still admired and rooted
Speaker 5: for Michael Jordan and.
Speaker 2: Was not really I don't know any Knicks fans that
Speaker 2: rooted for Michael Jordan.
Speaker 5: Today is bs because you know, every kid had a
Speaker 5: Jordan poster in their room, regardless of alliance, and they
Speaker 5: were rock and air Jordan's regardless because you couldn't deny
Speaker 5: his superstar.
Speaker 4: Rocking the Jordan's, but they had the Starks dunking over
Speaker 4: Jordan poster.
Speaker 2: Everybody loved Jordan.
Speaker 5: There's certain athletes that transcend alliance and rooting interest in
Speaker 5: Shoho Tani is one of them. And it's not just
Speaker 5: show Hey, it's Smookie Betts, it's Freddie Freeman.
Speaker 2: I was like, what show Hay?
Speaker 5: So I don't blame a little kid for being sucked
Speaker 5: into that because they're superstars and they're larger than life,
Speaker 5: especially to a little kid. But you know, as a
Speaker 5: dad myself, I've told my daughter like, hey, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 5: you know, especially if you like my daughter's in the
Speaker 5: dating scene. So a lot of young women also tend
Speaker 5: to root for whatever their boyfriends root for. So a
Speaker 5: lot of little boys out here, Yeah, I like the Dodgers.
Speaker 5: I'm like, well, guess what Melody dad likes the Yankees.
Speaker 5: You were born when the Yankees last won the World Series.
Speaker 5: We come from a long line of Yankees fans. I
Speaker 5: know we live out here in Los Angeles, but we're
Speaker 5: Yankees fans.
Speaker 2: And the story story, No, it sounds silly that you're
Speaker 2: just gonna let your kids just.
Speaker 3: Root for whoever.
Speaker 2: You're a Mets guy.
Speaker 1: You are you are?
Speaker 2: Hey, dude, I grew up I am a choice.
Speaker 3: Guess what.
Speaker 5: I grew up A little pumpkin pie haircutted Mexican kid
Speaker 5: who's half a town that looked like Tattoo from Fantastic
Speaker 5: I didn't make that choice.
Speaker 2: That's who I am. You know what else I am
Speaker 2: because it was grandfather mean, a Yankees fan. That's it.
Speaker 1: The end.
Speaker 5: Tell Amy, I love you to death, honey. But this
Speaker 5: is who we are, period. I'm serious.
Speaker 3: Period. I like that stance, Covino.
Speaker 7: You'll get some weird looks sometimes, like when I brought
Speaker 7: CoA in for his first Raiders tattoo a couple months ago.
Speaker 5: He's one years old, Danny. But the reality is I
Speaker 5: love the Mets.
Speaker 4: My daughter only knows being a little girl that grew
Speaker 4: up in California. And the boyfriend thing is a perfect example.
Speaker 4: My daughter's only seven, but when she's seventeen sixteen and
Speaker 4: she has her high school boyfriend, I remember girls I
Speaker 4: dated rooted for my team because they didn't really care
Speaker 4: that much. So you tell me if you're telling me
Speaker 4: your daughter doesn't know the Yankees other than like dad cares,
Speaker 4: Why would you, Dad, who did everything for you your
Speaker 4: whole life, all of a sudden you abandoned Dad because
Speaker 4: some Yeah, well this kid better be on the Dodgers.
Speaker 4: If she's rooting for the Dodgers, get out of here.
Speaker 2: I listen.
Speaker 4: My wife comes from Her parents are from the Midwest originally,
Speaker 4: her dad's a Cardinals fan. You're too much of a
Speaker 4: suc we get My father in law is a Cardinals fan.
Speaker 4: Guess who my wife roots for the Mets becus. I'm
Speaker 4: the man in her life now.
Speaker 5: I'm not fining to it. She didn't have to do that.
Speaker 5: She did that because she really didn't care that much.
Speaker 5: She didn't have to do that. And and I don't
Speaker 5: think anyone should. And I think there's a little part
Speaker 5: of you. You said you're gonna play the villain today.
Speaker 5: I don't know if this is part of it, but
Speaker 5: you sound like a little tiny bit of a softy
Speaker 5: to just think it's a okay your son, how about
Speaker 5: your son too? Isn't that father's son, Bonnie. I'm not
Speaker 5: trying to be sexist here, Creed. It goes all ways.
Speaker 5: But you're gonna say, okay, son, you're a Dodgers fan
Speaker 5: and he's gonna go completely against his dad. Come on, man,
Speaker 5: you gotta think Game of Throne style, like this is
Speaker 5: what we are turning on the family. Get out of
Speaker 5: here and beat it. This is who we are. That's
Speaker 5: on the lowest of levels. There's something really serious about that.
Speaker 5: It's like, you can't change who you are. What do
Speaker 5: you a trainer? That's how I feel about it. You
Speaker 5: know what your thoughts, let's light them up. Eight seven seven,
Speaker 5: nine to nine on Fox. And by the way, it's
Speaker 5: very fickle just because of where you live. That's who
Speaker 5: you root for. You know a lot of people bounce
Speaker 5: around city to city all the time. In today's world,
Speaker 5: it's a much smaller place. Yeah pick one buy jumping
Speaker 5: around and you can't be bandwaggoning either.
Speaker 4: But so, my daughter gets home last night after going
Speaker 4: to the Dodgers game, and she's a kid. You wanted
Speaker 4: to have a good time, and I feel she was
Speaker 4: so pumped. That's so much fun.
Speaker 5: Again, the parents who brought her, our friends Liz and Scott,
Speaker 5: you know, bought her ice cream, butter, a Dodger's hat.
Speaker 2: All this stuff. She had had a great experience, and
Speaker 2: you don't want to ruin that. I get it.
Speaker 4: And she's seven, and she goes Dad and she said
Speaker 4: this sort of like not nervous, but she goes that,
Speaker 4: I think I like rooting for the Dodgers, but if
Speaker 4: they play the Mets, I know, we root for the Mets, right,
Speaker 4: I'm like.
Speaker 3: I like that.
Speaker 4: I'm like, yeah, buddy, But then I felt like she
Speaker 4: was saying that just to make me happen. I'm like,
Speaker 4: then I almost felt like, say, if you like the Dodgers.
Speaker 2: Like what, I feel like.
Speaker 4: She was saying just to make me happy? And I'm like,
Speaker 4: do you want your kids to say something just to
Speaker 4: make you happy? Danny g you mentioned Cole for real?
Speaker 4: If and when he grows up, he's only what one
Speaker 4: and a half.
Speaker 3: Now, Yeah, he's nineteen months old.
Speaker 5: Now, when he grows up, if he chooses any team
Speaker 5: other than the Raiders, is that gonna be okay with you?
Speaker 5: Or are you gonna just like push it as hard
Speaker 5: as you can?
Speaker 3: Not too big of a deal. I just wonder how
Speaker 3: much military school costs.
Speaker 2: Clearly he's not learning, right, I have to change his
Speaker 2: last name. I don't know. I look at it this
Speaker 2: way as well.
Speaker 5: It it's not like I'm a Yankees fan and my
Speaker 5: son's like Dad, I like the Red Sox, the Dodgers,
Speaker 5: Mets have had some great series over the years.
Speaker 2: But I'm an East Coast guy. Originally, it could be reasonable.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you can be like, yeah, look, Dad doesn't hate
Speaker 5: the Dodgers, like you know.
Speaker 4: There's no need to hate, but Dodgers. They're eighteen, you know,
Speaker 4: do you remember your first experience at ball games?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 2: Get this?
Speaker 4: Every time my daughter's gone to a Mets game with me,
Speaker 4: no joke. Mets are oh and four, So my daughter
Speaker 4: has seen the Mets lose four times.
Speaker 5: Oh, I get what you're saying. And now you're saying
Speaker 5: that you dealt with a lot of pain throughout your life.
Speaker 5: Why do you want to expose your daughter to the
Speaker 5: pain of disappointment?
Speaker 2: She sees the Mets go oh and four.
Speaker 4: Since I've taken her once or twice a year, since
Speaker 4: she's like four or five, right, so we've she's own
Speaker 4: four as a Mets fan seeing them live.
Speaker 5: So she hasn't had a lot of reasons to cheer,
Speaker 5: and she's seen dad and disappointed and upset throughout the year.
Speaker 4: She's only seen the Mets on the road, right, so
Speaker 4: she's like, no one's really rooting for them except us. Look,
Speaker 4: everyone else is rooting for the Angels or the Dodgers
Speaker 4: or wherever I've taken her, right, And now she goes
Speaker 4: last night and everybody's guess what my daughter, Hello kitty
Speaker 4: we hat or a Hello Kitty like plushy like those
Speaker 4: big stuffies.
Speaker 2: They gave her a Hello Kitty stuff and guess what
Speaker 2: she gets to see a home run from none other
Speaker 2: than show. Hey time, I mean you know what. Again.
Speaker 5: On a lower level, you know what, it's kind of like,
Speaker 5: it's like you you let your kids stay over a
Speaker 5: friend's house and they come back with all these different
Speaker 5: ideals and thoughts about the world.
Speaker 2: You're like, hey, relax with that.
Speaker 5: It's like they were pushing their morals and ideals and
Speaker 5: their values on your kid.
Speaker 2: And I don't know how I feel about that.
Speaker 5: On a very low level, I'm being serious, like, I know,
Speaker 5: it's not that serious. It's not that deep as the kid,
Speaker 5: WO say, it's not that big of a deal. But
Speaker 5: it's like, hey, you sent her out as a Mets fan,
Speaker 5: she came home a Dodgers fan.
Speaker 2: Slow down and relaxed.
Speaker 4: It's like your kid goes away to college and they
Speaker 4: come back from liberal hippie right.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: On a lower level, it's like, hey, stop trying to
Speaker 5: brainwash my kid.
Speaker 2: I sent her out with a Mets hat on.
Speaker 3: Or they come back with a new menu, a new taste.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm a.
Speaker 3: Pantry. Your kitchen's way better than yours.
Speaker 2: Yeah it's okay, Wait a second, I'm a vegan. So again,
Speaker 2: we're from the East Coast.
Speaker 5: You guys know that Covino and Richard for Dan Patrick
Speaker 5: from Union, New Jersey, Riches from Franklin Square, Long Island.
Speaker 5: I grew up a Yankees fan. Rich grew up a
Speaker 5: Mets fan. We're out here in Los Angeles, been out
Speaker 5: here for a long time.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 5: It's all our kids really know. Do you force them
Speaker 5: to root for your team or do you let them
Speaker 5: enjoy the beautiful run that the Dodgers are going?
Speaker 3: With me right now?
Speaker 4: I joke, be part of the fun Lakers, Fun, La Fun.
Speaker 4: I joked with the parents who took her last night
Speaker 4: again good friends of ours. I said, I gotta keep
Speaker 4: them a little in New York, meaning my kids, because
Speaker 4: we're out here in l AM. I got all my
Speaker 4: kids starting to soft La kids.
Speaker 2: I'm like, what are they gonna do next?
Speaker 5: Started to start pronouncing Italian foods the right way, right right.
Speaker 2: Right, look, And there's nothing wrong.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna say there's wrong with doing their own
Speaker 5: thing and their own choices and their own decisions. I
Speaker 5: get that, you know, I have independent thinkers. But there's
Speaker 5: also nothing wrong with tradition and nothing wrong with Hey,
Speaker 5: we're a Mets family or we're a blank family. And
Speaker 5: this is what we do together as a family.
Speaker 4: I joked with my wife because my wife's from South Texas,
Speaker 4: and I said, our kids are La kids.
Speaker 2: You're a Texan, I'm in New Yorker.
Speaker 4: We need to keep a little Texas and a little
Speaker 4: New York in their life so that they know where
Speaker 4: they came.
Speaker 2: From, a little bit of country, a little bit of
Speaker 2: rocket roll, I said.
Speaker 5: They need, They need that knowledge of like, yeah, you know,
Speaker 5: I got a little bit of a New York edge.
Speaker 4: My parents are from New York and uh, they're from Texas,
Speaker 4: so they need those are two cool places. By the way,
Speaker 4: I mean, yeah, don't lose that completely as we go
Speaker 4: to your feet or roots.
Speaker 5: There's nothing wrong with your roots, So I think that's
Speaker 5: also important. Could she have fun at a Dodgers game. Yeah,
Speaker 5: have all the fun you want. But remember, honey, we're
Speaker 5: a Mets family. Nothing wrong with that. You're not brainwashing
Speaker 5: your kid, you're not guilt tripping them.
Speaker 2: You're just them. That's who we are, and be proud
Speaker 2: about it.
Speaker 4: Character that's our one of our buses, got that runs
Speaker 4: this place done?
Speaker 5: Yeah he goes mayor Dodge. Just pay the bills for
Speaker 5: a lot of people around here. If were you at
Speaker 5: like the Dodgas, Like you know that's true. You know,
Speaker 5: you know, as you get older and your mind changes
Speaker 5: on things. And again that's why I said, on the
Speaker 5: lowest of levels sports is fine. So it's not that serious,
Speaker 5: but it does say a little something right, And again
Speaker 5: it's also a very important bonding sort of thing, like
Speaker 5: we said, with your kids. You want to have those
Speaker 5: moments with your kids. Yeah, you can still enjoy a ballgame,
Speaker 5: but you know, it's cooler when your rooting interest is
Speaker 5: the same.
Speaker 2: Your thoughts.
Speaker 4: I want to get the phones going eight seven, seven,
Speaker 4: nine nine on Fox in for Dan Patrick Kevino on
Speaker 4: Rich what level of forcing when it comes to your
Speaker 4: kids rooting for the same team as you.
Speaker 2: Have to force anything. We don't have to be so
Speaker 2: willy nilly.
Speaker 4: Well, hold on, let me ask you one little rub
Speaker 4: and then we'll take your fee. Does it extend to
Speaker 4: other stuff like music? Like if you're a big rock
Speaker 4: fan and your kids like dad, I hate rocket love country,
Speaker 4: do you say like we're a rock family, Like you've
Speaker 4: worked in rock radio and sports your whole life. What
Speaker 4: if your daughter is like rock lame I like you
Speaker 4: know edm dance mu'sic.
Speaker 5: Dad, Well, I think music and trends are ever changing,
Speaker 5: so I would never force my stuff on my kid.
Speaker 5: I would try to influence them unless it's the and
Speaker 5: heavily influence them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but Yankees.
Speaker 5: It's not like I'm telling her to root for the
Speaker 5: nineteen ninety six Yankees, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: So why would you expect a kid to listen to
Speaker 2: the type.
Speaker 5: Of music you like? That's true, right, because those are
Speaker 5: trends that are changing. So anyway, your thoughts on this.
Speaker 5: We're La transplants. The kids are gonna be sucked into
Speaker 5: LA fandom, but we're not from LA. How do you
Speaker 5: handle that to me? Like I said, there's no excuse anymore.
Speaker 5: You could still watch your team regardless of where you are.
Speaker 5: It's not like Rich doesn't have access to New York
Speaker 5: Mets baseball. He does show your thoughts. Plus, we got
Speaker 5: to talk about vacation conversations and involve sports.
Speaker 2: Yeah, ties it to Rory McElroy.
Speaker 4: Plus a lot of quarterback rumors and speculation. As we're
Speaker 4: less than ten days from the NFL Draft, so we
Speaker 4: got a lot of NFL We'll have a lot of fun.
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Speaker 4: I'm watching the highlights of Tiny's home run last night.
Speaker 4: Then he hit another one. Here's your daughter on TV cheering.
Speaker 5: Oh, she's holding a sign I hate my dady.
Speaker 2: Boy does she is holding another sign? My dad stinks
Speaker 2: and so do the Mets. So do the Mets.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 5: Hey, it's Covino and Rich in for the Great Dan Patrick.
Speaker 5: Day two of the Dan Patrick Patrick, which means we'll
Speaker 5: be here tomorrow tomorrow, and we'll be here next Tuesday.
Speaker 2: So lucky you.
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Speaker 4: And by the way, we're live in the Mercedes Benz
Speaker 4: Studios DP.
Speaker 2: Does it right? Next week?
Speaker 4: Dan's on Monday, we're gonna be fieling on Tuesday because
Speaker 4: they're headed to the NFL Draft as a show. They'll
Speaker 4: be doing the show NFL Draft Style Wednesday and Thursday,
Speaker 4: I believe.
Speaker 2: So with that said, we're.
Speaker 5: Gonna talk about some NFL quarterback moves and some speculation
Speaker 5: and some rumors coming up in a few minutes, plus
Speaker 5: what type of vacation.
Speaker 3: Person are you?
Speaker 2: A lot a lot of fun in randomness. But here's
Speaker 2: where we start today.
Speaker 4: My daughter goes to the Dodgers game last night with
Speaker 4: her little girlfriends, her little galpals, my daughter seven, and
Speaker 4: one of the moms is like, we're taking the girls
Speaker 4: because it's Hello Kitty night.
Speaker 2: And I was like, yeah, you could bring my daughter.
Speaker 2: Thank you for the invite.
Speaker 4: My daughter comes home last night with a Hello Kitty
Speaker 4: Dodgers stuffy, a Dodger's hat and a little helmet, and
Speaker 4: she's like, Dad, I think I like the Dodgers, but
Speaker 4: I mean a root for the Mets if they play
Speaker 4: each other. And I'm like, oh, she's just saying that
Speaker 4: because she doesn't want to crush me.
Speaker 5: There's a lot going on here, man, because first and
Speaker 5: first mostly, as we say here on the show, most
Speaker 5: importantly is the fun that she had. Okay, so let's
Speaker 5: be real about it. Let's go dodge, man. They're just
Speaker 5: rubbing it into Dad's face. Dad's a lifelong Mets guy.
Speaker 5: And again, these are your roots and you got to
Speaker 5: be proud of them. We're out here alone in Los Angeles,
Speaker 5: live in LA what he do.
Speaker 2: So here's the thing.
Speaker 5: My daughter has never been to City Field, and this
Speaker 5: summer when we go visit New York family, I'm gonna
Speaker 5: take her for the first time. We live in La
Speaker 5: am I doing her a disservice by being like, no,
Speaker 5: we're much fair. There's so many ways to look at it.
Speaker 5: I'm the dad of teenage daughter. She doesn't give a
Speaker 5: Diddley squad about baseball. Meanwhile, her dad's like obsessed with
Speaker 5: baseball and the Yankees.
Speaker 2: Right, so.
Speaker 5: You do your best to influence your kids. However, I
Speaker 5: bond over music and other things with my daughter, right.
Speaker 5: I think you have a duty as a parent, not
Speaker 5: just as a dad, as a parent to say the
Speaker 5: right things and to do your part. But then they're
Speaker 5: gonna make their own choices anyway, and you learn that
Speaker 5: as time goes on, and about everything like political views,
Speaker 5: ways of life, any sort of thing that you think.
Speaker 2: You feel it's your job.
Speaker 5: It could be as simple as hey, they notice stay
Speaker 5: safe and put on their seat belt. But it's your
Speaker 5: job as your dad, as a dad, or as a
Speaker 5: parent to remind them, hey, put your seatbelt.
Speaker 1: On.
Speaker 5: I know that, I know, but I'm just doing my job.
Speaker 5: It's kind of your job to be like, remember, we.
Speaker 2: Root for the Mets.
Speaker 5: If they make their own decisions and she becomes a
Speaker 5: Dodgers fan, you know that's that's fine. They're gonna make
Speaker 5: their own decisions. But you still have to do your part.
Speaker 5: That's my point. You also have to about, yeah, I
Speaker 5: guess she's no, we're daughters fans and say what a
Speaker 5: smile because you're not going to force her to think
Speaker 5: what you think. But you got a reminder. We're Dodgers fan,
Speaker 5: I mean we're Mets fans. See now you're you're you're
Speaker 5: confused with me?
Speaker 2: Are we doctors?
Speaker 4: So your calls, your feedback, phones are all let every
Speaker 4: single line, so handle it. When your kid chooses a
Speaker 4: different team, let's go rapid fire, or as we like
Speaker 4: to say, throw it back to the nineties cross fire.
Speaker 2: We get caught up in the know.
Speaker 5: You never had that, while I never had it, but
Speaker 5: I'm very well aware of it. That means you got
Speaker 5: to be snappy. Let's go through all the phone calls.
Speaker 5: Me seven seven ninety nine on Fox Pennsylvania, Mio, what's
Speaker 5: going on?
Speaker 9: Hey, thank you first time, long time. I love the Cowboys.
Speaker 9: I grew up Cowboys fan. I baby hate everything Philadelphia sports.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, my villin has been influenced by his cousins
Speaker 9: and his cousin's family and now came up to me
Speaker 9: and said, Dad, I love the Eagles.
Speaker 2: Come on, yeah, you know I love it. Hate that
Speaker 2: story all once for me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but you also have to teach again, try again
Speaker 5: your part, right, You can't control of your kid and
Speaker 5: you want them to be free thinkers and be proud
Speaker 5: of their choices. But you have to teach them, or
Speaker 5: at least try to teach and preach to them that no,
Speaker 5: we don't fall into peer pressure. You know, have a backbone.
Speaker 5: This is who we are and that's just what we do.
Speaker 5: You gotta just do your part.
Speaker 4: Like you said, heartbreak, Like you said, there's times in
Speaker 4: life where you you do lose control of your kids.
Speaker 4: And the example we gave was how many times does
Speaker 4: a kid come back from college and all of a
Speaker 4: sudden they were like a liberal hippie and their parents
Speaker 4: like what hap real time?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm sure our parents felt the same way about us.
Speaker 5: Dave in Colorado, what's up, Dave?
Speaker 3: Hey, Dave.
Speaker 10: What's up, guys, thanks for taking the.
Speaker 2: Call, no problem, thank you.
Speaker 10: Yoh man, I got a I guess a quick admission.
Speaker 10: I'm a I grew up and Detroy, so we attended
Speaker 10: all all like old school Pistons games and Tigers games
Speaker 10: when you could find tickets on the ground walk right
Speaker 10: in so by the fault. That was kind of a
Speaker 10: detriped sports fan. But I've been in call out of
Speaker 10: twenty I don't know, over twenty years now, and my
Speaker 10: rear end kicked in at an Avalanche game wearing some
Speaker 10: some red wings here when I'm just more of a
Speaker 10: hockey and a sports fan. So I don't know. I
Speaker 10: agree with you guys about your concepts of snowplow parenting.
Speaker 10: You want to have your kids go through the diversity,
Speaker 10: but man, I don't know if I want them feel
Speaker 10: And that's shit from wearing like an out of town jersey,
Speaker 10: you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know what.
Speaker 4: The one sport I guess I would say I'm most
Speaker 4: passionate about as far as that's that's my old school
Speaker 4: team is is baseball.
Speaker 2: I'm a kid from Long Island. I love the Mets, right, So.
Speaker 5: Can't they give dad that, you know, what I'm saying
Speaker 5: if they want to root for the Lakers or hey, fine,
Speaker 5: I was gonna say.
Speaker 2: I'll even myself. I was never a big Knicks fan.
Speaker 4: I can't call myself a Lakers fan, but I've been
Speaker 4: out here over a decade.
Speaker 5: I like Lakers, Kings. I'm a big hockey basketball guy.
Speaker 5: My diehard alliances are NFL and Major League Baseball. So
Speaker 5: not all traditions have to die rich. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 5: like she carries your last name because you're her dad. Yeah,
Speaker 5: you know what, I'll give you this one, And she
Speaker 5: carries the Mets losing tradition because you're her dad.
Speaker 2: How do you feel about this?
Speaker 4: Danny, g You and I and could you know we've
Speaker 4: all come up in the radio ranks, and you know,
Speaker 4: we all have these friends that have moved around the
Speaker 4: country for radio or TV gigs, Like, hey, are friend Nico,
Speaker 4: he's a new morning guy in Phoenix. Or hey, you
Speaker 4: remember Dana who used to work on the show. She's
Speaker 4: the new news anchor at Philadelphia. How do you feel
Speaker 4: about when media personalities adopt the city they live in
Speaker 4: for a long time? Sports, Like our buddy Nico is
Speaker 4: from Detroit, but he's but he's the morning guy in Phoenix.
Speaker 5: Now there's a way to handle that respectfully. The Cardinals,
Speaker 5: you can do your job and show some cardinal pride,
Speaker 5: but you got to represent.
Speaker 7: It would be really hard to just bold face lie
Speaker 7: to your new listeners, especially with the ink I have
Speaker 7: on my body. You know, how would I suddenly be
Speaker 7: a fan of their team?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're you're You're an extreme example.
Speaker 4: But I see my buddy Nico, who I know, grew
Speaker 4: up in Detroit, lived in New York for like twenty years.
Speaker 4: He's a big time morning guy in Phoenix, and I
Speaker 4: see him like on social media, like yo yo Sons.
Speaker 4: He's you know, Sons fired their coach, you know, go Sons.
Speaker 4: I'm like, Sons, if he really meant that he's just
Speaker 4: a people pleaser, and I know he's not. He's our pal,
Speaker 4: so I think he's just doing his job and he's
Speaker 4: doing the right thing in that moment.
Speaker 3: But he could be. You could be a heel and
Speaker 3: just as popular.
Speaker 2: It's true.
Speaker 5: I mean even our former president didn't Obama wear like
Speaker 5: a White Sox jersey, your hat or something.
Speaker 2: That Wrigley.
Speaker 3: White Sox hat.
Speaker 5: He never like denied his fandom, but he did it respectfully,
Speaker 5: like there's ways to do it. You know, he to
Speaker 5: be such a bandwagon person. I mean Giuliani before the
Speaker 5: hair dyed dripping down his face, when he when when
Speaker 5: the world loved him before, you know, things were weird
Speaker 5: because it just was a Yankee and where you're from,
Speaker 5: it's not that serious. And I respected that. He was
Speaker 5: very diehard Yankees. All right, Johnna Florida rapid fire.
Speaker 3: What's up? John A.
Speaker 6: Fellas, what's good?
Speaker 9: Good morning? Like the New Time slot.
Speaker 3: Listen.
Speaker 9: You know me, I'm a big New England Boston.
Speaker 2: Fan of all the sports.
Speaker 7: And uh I got three boys, so I thought the
Speaker 7: Celtics in the in the Pats on them hockey and baseball.
Speaker 9: I let them figure it out.
Speaker 10: But the Celtics and Paths big time.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: I think that's the rule.
Speaker 4: I think we've come to some weird hybrid conclusion that
Speaker 4: if your kids are growing up in a different city
Speaker 4: than you are, you could pick. You could be like, hey, kids,
Speaker 4: I get it. We we live in Dallas now. I
Speaker 4: grew up here. But there's one team this our family is.
Speaker 4: We're Mets fan.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 5: Maybe I tell my kids, hey, we're Mets fans football, basketball, hockey.
Speaker 2: Do you think make make your decision?
Speaker 3: Kids?
Speaker 5: Yeah, but dad's holding strong. Yeah, we are Mets again,
Speaker 5: because that's your part. They're gonna make their own minds
Speaker 5: up anyway, unfortunately. So yeah, I think that's it. I
Speaker 5: want them to think.
Speaker 4: About me when I'm an old guy, when you know,
Speaker 4: when I'm in my nineties and up and I croak
Speaker 4: and the Met's finally when the World's Series the year
Speaker 4: after I die, I want them to think of me.
Speaker 2: Ron in South Dakota, what's up?
Speaker 3: Ron? Hey?
Speaker 11: This ONRN. My situation is very easy. I was born
Speaker 11: and raised in Chicago. My son was born in Chicago,
Speaker 11: but we left there for the Twin Cities before he
Speaker 11: was two years old. Yet he's a Cubs fan, do
Speaker 11: to me. But I give them the right to be
Speaker 11: a Twins fan also since he's in the Twin Cities.
Speaker 11: And it's easy because Cubs is National League, Twins is
Speaker 11: americanly Now, if there was in the same league, same
Speaker 11: division or anything, we might have to go to court
Speaker 11: and get some papers to solve something on this, you know.
Speaker 11: But with the girl, it's different too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know what's interesting. Let me add one more
Speaker 4: rub coming on, they will take the last couple. I
Speaker 4: see my son playing teble. I coach his team, and
Speaker 4: when they get up to bat, I'll say things to
Speaker 4: them like I, come on, you know.
Speaker 5: Get those you know, get those hands back, you know,
Speaker 5: drive through the ball, just like and I think in
Speaker 5: my head I have to use Dodgers like come on,
Speaker 5: who you Mookie, Betsy you Freddy Freeman?
Speaker 2: Yo, all right, you're o Tani. Let's see that stroke.
Speaker 2: You're not saying polar Bear.
Speaker 5: P I'm not saying polar Bear peak because all the
Speaker 5: little boys tell vampe, yeah who is Soto? My my
Speaker 5: son and his little friends on his T ball team. Oh,
Speaker 5: they're not telling him come on, just like Timmy Tuffell
Speaker 5: used to do. Come on, just like len use.
Speaker 2: Those hips, use those hips, just like the toughle shuffle,
Speaker 2: Daryl Strawberry swing man. Get better than that.
Speaker 4: But you know, at some point, I don't want my
Speaker 4: kid to feel like the weirdo when everyone else is like,
Speaker 4: go Dodgers, and he's like, yeah, guys, I.
Speaker 2: Like, what was that campaign we grew up with?
Speaker 5: There to be different, all right, There to be It's
Speaker 5: not that big of a deal. If he's a Mets fan,
Speaker 5: you know, and you can say, hey, it's not that
Speaker 5: big of a deal. On the flip side, I get
Speaker 5: it because it is. It's fun, it's sports. But it's
Speaker 5: okay that he's the one kid that roots for the
Speaker 5: Dodgers or the See now you get me confused right
Speaker 5: here in Los Angeles. That's why. Now we'll wrap up
Speaker 5: with your phone calls. Plus, we gotta play Whack Diesel trivia,
Speaker 5: sharing the show, giving away.
Speaker 4: Prizes today Shack Diesel. I love what we do the trivia.
Speaker 4: Be you ready for some play in what type of
Speaker 4: vacation person of you? There's a funny story has to
Speaker 4: do with Rory McElroy, plus a lot of quarterback news
Speaker 4: in the NFL. Hang tight, We're gonna have a fun
Speaker 4: show today. Cnr in for the Great Dan Patrick.
Speaker 1: Be sure to catch the live edition of The Dan
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Speaker 5: Hey, welcome back to the show. Covino enrich In for
Speaker 5: Dan Patrick. Always an honor, always a pleasure filling in
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Speaker 2: And we get it.
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Speaker 5: Fox Sports Radio's YouTube page. But if you don't like us,
Speaker 5: we also try to bribe you in the coolest way possible.
Speaker 5: And we're giving away a swiggy lead on in today's show.
Speaker 5: The Swiggy with the Swaggy. That's our steamless steel water bottle,
Speaker 5: Rich and it's a good looking water bottle. So we're
Speaker 5: giving away prizes playing Whack Diesel triviaator. Yesterday you and
Speaker 5: I were talking off there about the difference between bribery
Speaker 5: and incentives.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I think.
Speaker 4: That's a conversation in itself because we're talking about kids.
Speaker 4: If you got kids, let me give you the difference.
Speaker 4: Bribery is usually something they're supposed to do, like if
Speaker 4: you behave, we'll get ice cream.
Speaker 2: Just supposed to behave.
Speaker 4: I'm not giving no, I'm done with bribery, by the way,
Speaker 4: as a parent, no longer. Hey have a dad's I
Speaker 4: guess a zoom call. If you're quiet, we'll go get
Speaker 4: a Pokemonty. No, no, that's bride.
Speaker 2: I'm done.
Speaker 5: Incentive is reward system. Incentive is, hey, you do good
Speaker 5: on your homework. Hey, we've been working on your swing.
Speaker 5: If you get a base hit today, you get you
Speaker 5: know something, that's incentives. I'm cool with incentives. Bribery for
Speaker 5: the birds. Speaking of parenting, that's what we're wrapping up
Speaker 5: right now. Before we took football and a little NBA
Speaker 5: here on the show. We're out here as transplants in
Speaker 5: Los Angeles. Why you look at my hair when you
Speaker 5: said that, Yeah, so this is my hair? Yeah, sure
Speaker 5: it is. I didn't go to what country do people
Speaker 5: go to?
Speaker 2: Turkey? Turkey?
Speaker 5: Why do you always forget that people come back from
Speaker 5: Turkey with their heads all wrapped up because it's all inclusive.
Speaker 5: It's like, for six thousand dollars, they'll take you, they'll
Speaker 5: fly you out there, full stay, and you come back
Speaker 5: with a full head of hair. One of my buddies
Speaker 5: came back with a pumpador. I was like, dude, no way,
Speaker 5: So Anyway, we're out here in LA, and of course
Speaker 5: we're in New York sports fans, but Rich's kids are
Speaker 5: starting to lean LA Dodgers because that's all they know
Speaker 5: and that's all their friends talk about. When you're truly
Speaker 5: passionate about your teams, how do you handle that? And
Speaker 5: what are your thoughts on it? Nine on Fox Adam
Speaker 5: in Orlando, what's up at him?
Speaker 11: What's up?
Speaker 6: Fellas?
Speaker 9: How are y'all doing?
Speaker 2: We're good, man, what's up?
Speaker 9: Good?
Speaker 6: So my wife is seven months pregnant right now, who's
Speaker 6: got a little boy on the way.
Speaker 2: Congress, so appreciate him.
Speaker 6: And so I am a die I hate to admit this,
Speaker 6: I'm a diehard Jacksonville Gaguarre saying, and I would not
Speaker 6: put that on my kid to save my tick, my life.
Speaker 9: Yeah, So what I think.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna do? I don't know if you all have
Speaker 6: seen this new TikTok trend basically put out like four
Speaker 6: or five of the stuff. He's all and I'm doing
Speaker 6: Florida teams and whatever one he goes to, we're gonna
Speaker 6: I'm gonna switch. I'm still gonna love the Jags, but
Speaker 6: I'm not gonna put him through that. So whichever stuff
Speaker 6: he chooses, we'll be fans of that.
Speaker 2: It's like a kid picking what college has he's going through.
Speaker 2: I love that. Robert in Washington State with up.
Speaker 8: Hey Rob, you know what's going on though?
Speaker 10: Good morning, Hey, So just a little thing.
Speaker 8: I'm a Niner fan. I've been ever since I can remember,
Speaker 8: and I remember when I was younger. My dad, he's
Speaker 8: a single father. He would date chicks and he would
Speaker 8: accommodate his liking to their teams. He's actually a Raider fan,
Speaker 8: but I didn't know that. I started Chair for the
Speaker 8: Night who was back in the day, and here I
Speaker 8: am a lifelong Niner fan and they are a fan.
Speaker 4: So I dude, your dad wanted that booty so bad
Speaker 4: that he'd be like, yeah, whatever team the girl wanted, boy,
Speaker 4: I love your dad was chasing her.
Speaker 5: He was a fan of women. Yeah, that seems like
Speaker 5: Booty more than the fixed skin. Derek and Sokel wrapped
Speaker 5: this up.
Speaker 12: Hey, guys, just want to say good morning. I am
Speaker 12: a long time transplant from New York. I was born there,
Speaker 12: moved out here when we were when I was twelve
Speaker 12: years old. I am a diamond diehard New York football
Speaker 12: Giants fan, but I'm also a Dodgers fan being out
Speaker 12: here in l A and my family. I got twin
Speaker 12: boy and girls thirteen years old, and my wife.
Speaker 8: They all all love.
Speaker 12: The same teams I do. When I see my family
Speaker 12: sitting around during Giants games with their jerseys on, and
Speaker 12: I'm like, oh my god, what did I do? And
Speaker 12: then sometimes yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you know what, it sounds like you did
Speaker 2: your job, right.
Speaker 3: I agree.
Speaker 5: That's all you can do is be a great influence
Speaker 5: as a parent. They're gonna make their own decisions up
Speaker 5: and mind up anyway.
Speaker 4: So Frank Stinger, so here's what we got coming up.
Speaker 4: We're gonna talk a little vacation. What type of vacationer
Speaker 4: are you? There's a Rory macrorere story. Have a hard
Speaker 4: time saying his name. Plus Chador Sandor had a lot
Speaker 4: of NFL quarterback stuff.
Speaker 2: Hank tight