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Speaker 2: social media. Let the wild rumpus. So get a little
Speaker 2: message on your coffee today. Mine says, you're halfway there. Wednesday,
Speaker 2: so I went to Starbucks. I go quite a bit.
Speaker 2: But about a month ago, mine says, ps, I'm horny,
Speaker 2: what whatt with you? So about a month ago, I
Speaker 2: get a coffee and my cup says hey, with a
Speaker 2: little heart, have a great day. I go home and
Speaker 2: I'm like, hey, babe, I think that I think the
Speaker 2: barista wants me. I don't know. I don't blame her.
Speaker 2: And then I go on my phone. I'm scrolling on
Speaker 2: TikTok or Instagram and I read that Starbucks has a
Speaker 2: new initiative where they write on every cup to try
Speaker 2: to make people feel good. So here I thought I
Speaker 2: was getting hit on them, but uh no, you're not
Speaker 2: getting hit on if your Starbucks cup says something. That's
Speaker 2: their new thing now where they have to write on
Speaker 2: every cup. I think I was getting hit on because
Speaker 2: this barista slid into my DMS aggressive barista. Is that
Speaker 2: part of the new campaign or no, Well, hey, we
Speaker 2: got a lot of nonsense to get to today on
Speaker 2: the show. But I gotta say, yesterday I heard the
Speaker 2: the funniest quote I've heard in a while. And yesterday
Speaker 2: we did the DP show. Then I had to go
Speaker 2: to the doctor. You know, you hit like forty and
Speaker 2: you like, when we go to the doctor, we make sure
Speaker 2: I'm okay. Oh boy, I feel an old guy radio
Speaker 2: segment about to begin. No, no, no, no, when you
Speaker 2: hit a certain age, we need a stinger. This is
Speaker 2: old guy radio. Begin. God, if being in your forties
Speaker 2: is then what's like our parents? What's that? Then? So
Speaker 2: I go to the doctor and I just you know,
Speaker 2: I said, when you when you hit forty ish and
Speaker 2: you have kids and you have insurance, you're like, why
Speaker 2: not go check everything? Why not you pay for it?
Speaker 2: You pay for it. Look at your paycheck, that nice
Speaker 2: little deduction every two weeks. Might as well get the
Speaker 2: most of it. Yeah, our generation does have to step
Speaker 2: it up. Health is wealth, go get checked out. You
Speaker 2: might as well, like Rich is saying, because a lot
Speaker 2: of people of our parents' generation, they put things off.
Speaker 2: They're really stubborn. At least my dad, my dad will
Speaker 2: make an appointment if there's people there he walks out
Speaker 2: and leaves. Didn't your dad he see he waiting here
Speaker 2: two people ahead of you. Yeah, I got that for that.
Speaker 2: Your dad put it off. Yeah, my dad doesn't do
Speaker 2: anything all day, just sit around and wait. Rida highlights
Speaker 2: magazine to sit there. It's funny, how like if our
Speaker 2: parents are retired, yet they're the busiest ever. Yeah, what
Speaker 2: is that? I don't know. I don't get it. My
Speaker 2: dad goes to the barbershop and expects to be the
Speaker 2: only guy there. Wait, two guys in front of me.
Speaker 2: I'll come back another day. I guess my dad his
Speaker 2: hair grows out and he looks like Einstein. He looks
Speaker 2: like Ben Franklin. And he'll come back and he still
Speaker 2: looks like Albert Einstein. Like, well, Dad, then't you go
Speaker 2: get a haircut? Yeah, I ain't waiting here, see I
Speaker 2: gotta wait. I'm like, well, that's just how it is.
Speaker 2: So they just don't like waiting around. They don't like appointments.
Speaker 2: They put things off and then it's too late, so
Speaker 2: you're getting ahead of the game. My mother in law
Speaker 2: is the type that we'll try to go to like
Speaker 2: I hop on a Sunday morning, and then when they say, man,
Speaker 2: that'll be it, you know, twenty to thirty minutes. Oh,
Speaker 2: heaven's to Betsy, we can't wait. And then she'll spend
Speaker 2: like an hour going to every other place and realizing
Speaker 2: they all have the half hour wait and she would
Speaker 2: have already had her table. That's the thing. You'll let
Speaker 2: check Denny's. You know what it is, organs, you get stubborn,
Speaker 2: but it's also that generation and you don't want to
Speaker 2: wait around. You put things off so you're getting ahead
Speaker 2: of it. Then you get that feeling when you had
Speaker 2: a when you had your son, where you're like, man,
Speaker 2: I guess I gotta live longer. Let me let me
Speaker 2: go to the doctor and take care of myself.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 4: In fact, I've been taking these expensive probiotic pills every
Speaker 4: day and drinking way more water and just overall watching
Speaker 4: health a lot more.
Speaker 2: Dude, Yeah, are fifty years old is way different than
Speaker 2: they're fifty years old, because health is wealth. We've made
Speaker 2: it a priority and it's paying off. What's that famous
Speaker 2: MEMI see all the time, Like Wilford Brimley was like
Speaker 2: fifty in.
Speaker 4: Con Yeah, Oh, I thought you were going to say
Speaker 4: where he famously says, do beat us.
Speaker 2: Well, that's another famous clip. But in the movie Cocoon. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he wasn't that old. You would have thought you were. Yeah.
Speaker 4: They always put up next to uh, Paul Rudd on
Speaker 4: those memes. Yeah Rudd is older than he was in
Speaker 4: that photo.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm Wilford Brimley and I'd like to talk to
Speaker 1: you for a few minutes about diabetes.
Speaker 2: Trying to be like Paul Ruh, not like him. How
Speaker 2: old he wasn't he like forty? Yeah? It was the
Speaker 2: Wilford Brimley line. Isn't like fifty years old.
Speaker 5: He was making Cocoon, he was fifty and so it's
Speaker 5: like everyone's compared to him.
Speaker 2: I often see the meme also of all the TV
Speaker 2: dads in the eighties that were like thirty six at
Speaker 2: thirty eight, like food all. The famous one is the
Speaker 2: cast Tony. When you look up their age, they were
Speaker 2: all in their thirties, they think they were fifty five.
Speaker 2: Norm on the barstool, They're like, yeah, he was like
Speaker 2: thirty six. What Ted Danson was a thirty seven year
Speaker 2: old bar owner and bartender. Two fun facts, Uh, Norm
Speaker 2: from Cheers is Jason Sideikus's uncle. A lot of people
Speaker 2: don't know that for real. Yeah, George Went is Sideika's's
Speaker 2: uncle in real life. And we are going to talk
Speaker 2: TV moms later on in the show. Okay, plus Midweek
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Speaker 2: and pop culture. Plus we gotta talk some NBA. Hope
Speaker 2: you had a Magic Warriors sort of night. But back
Speaker 2: to your story, Rich Davis, So one leass on on
Speaker 2: the TV Dads, there is the meme that the women
Speaker 2: from Sex and the City were apparently not that different
Speaker 2: in age than the Golden Girls. And when you put
Speaker 2: the hair of the Sex and the City women on
Speaker 2: the Golden Girls, they look a lot younger. So it
Speaker 2: was all what it's all in how they looked. It's
Speaker 2: like old lady hair. Dude, we assumed the Golden Girls
Speaker 2: were like seventy eighty year old, like Grandma's that lived
Speaker 2: down in Florida. I think they were all like fifty
Speaker 2: year old divorces, fifty to sixties.
Speaker 3: Yeah, botox in here, I think the podcast.
Speaker 2: So I bring this up because you know, you hit
Speaker 2: your forties, you got little kids, and I'm like, you know, what,
Speaker 2: what do they say? He's supposed to go do all
Speaker 2: that guy doctor stuff. In your forty forty five. So
Speaker 2: I go to the eurologist and I said, you know what,
Speaker 2: I think I have to get a prostate exam just
Speaker 2: to make sure men's health is important. Right, But when
Speaker 2: you go to UL, when you go to a urologist,
Speaker 2: you don't realize most people in that waiting room are
Speaker 2: old guys, because that's who the kid, you know, unless
Speaker 2: you're like forty seven year old guy, just the you know,
Speaker 2: being precautionary, it's all older dudes. So I go into
Speaker 2: this waiting room and it's like a sad scene. It's
Speaker 2: like a bunch of people, like even older than our parents. Like,
Speaker 2: you know, they're not going there to party, They're going
Speaker 2: there to probably check up on like real stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and there was one moment of lightness that I want
Speaker 2: to share before we get into the show. I can't wait.
Speaker 2: Some guy's I'm not trying to be mean. He has
Speaker 2: a walker, he's an older fella, and he has tennis
Speaker 2: balls on it. By the way, how many what percentage
Speaker 2: of tennis balls do you think are sold for old
Speaker 2: people walkers versus actually playing tennis? Eighteen percent? I agree, Sam,
Speaker 2: I think that's the right number. You nailed it correct,
Speaker 2: very specific. So he stands up on his walker with
Speaker 2: the tennis balls and all of a sudden, I hate
Speaker 2: to be crude, but this is what I hear. A
Speaker 2: little marching band going on.
Speaker 3: Somebody was making balloon animals.
Speaker 2: And then he turns around. It goes to everyone in
Speaker 2: the waiting room. I apologize, I just can't seem to
Speaker 2: hold these days.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think when you get to that stage. And
Speaker 2: I had to laugh and say you stay home, old guy,
Speaker 2: God bless you. Like there was no hiding it. He
Speaker 2: stood up to pass gas and then say a pologize.
Speaker 2: You just can't seem down hold it these days. The
Speaker 2: guy's a traveling horn section. So hey, men's health is that?
Speaker 2: Is that my lesson for the first five minutes, Hey,
Speaker 2: take care of yourself. You hit forty or so, you
Speaker 2: got kids, go to the doctor, you pay for insurance.
Speaker 2: Lesson learns there you go and if your Starbucks cup
Speaker 2: has a flirty message, she's not trying to sleep with you.
Speaker 2: Everyone's supposed to do that now. Yeah. Finally says thank you. Yeah, well,
Speaker 2: I guess she's mine.
Speaker 3: Says you need some sleep. You look like a raccoon.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's not that's nice spots over there. Your face
Speaker 2: looks like a catcher's. Yeah, that's not a compliment. Okay,
Speaker 2: all right, so rich, I mean, you can't tell us
Speaker 2: that story and not tell us how the rest of
Speaker 2: it went. It's a good experience, or I mean you
Speaker 2: have doctor sausage fingers a good experience.
Speaker 3: I can't say I loved it, but hey, did you
Speaker 3: have Kawhi Leonard? I?
Speaker 2: Doctor Leonard's here? Doctor is not what I ordered? Did
Speaker 2: you have a moon River experience? It's funny, I thought,
Speaker 2: I thought of that Chevy Chase scene. Flat I also
Speaker 2: thought of I also thought of, uh, do you spend
Speaker 2: time in prison? Doctor stifflor Let me tell you, not
Speaker 2: the most pleasant experience. But there is a feeling when
Speaker 2: you go to the doctor when you're twenty years older.
Speaker 2: So when you're in your twenties, you don't even think
Speaker 2: about health. You're just acting like a reckless buffoon. But
Speaker 2: when you get back from the doctor and he's like, yep,
Speaker 2: everything seems good, there is a sense of like, all
Speaker 2: right now I have like one lesson to stress about.
Speaker 2: That's great. And you know what, without even trying, I
Speaker 2: could tie this into sports somehow look at you. You're
Speaker 2: a genius. Its not that we have to. We're having
Speaker 2: fun here Wednesday hump Day Cavino and rich In for
Speaker 2: Dan Patrick. But Sam brought up the Moon River clip
Speaker 2: from Fletch when he's getting his prostate checked. Right, he
Speaker 2: gets in that ski position, elbows on.
Speaker 3: The table.
Speaker 2: Moon River Wright and continues to talk to the doctor,
Speaker 2: the urologist or whatever. It's funny a urologists will say,
Speaker 2: all right, you're ready, Pretend like you're skiing. When Camino skis,
Speaker 2: he goes a pretend them at the precologist. I learned
Speaker 2: to ski. Yeah, Na, ready to get your skis on? Now,
Speaker 2: Pretend someone's about to shove whoa okay, so perfect. Everybody
Speaker 2: remembers the Chevy chase scene right from Fletch. False, Sam goes,
Speaker 2: I got it. Then he goes false, Salar, It's okay, Sam,
Speaker 2: Now I have it.
Speaker 3: Sorry, Module, I'm still getting in the proper position.
Speaker 2: Sam. It's ski position like you're going in calisthenics.
Speaker 5: You know, if I did some sit ups in the
Speaker 5: morning or bent over like this, I'd probably feel on.
Speaker 2: Which The funniest reference when we were kids, right like
Speaker 2: that was quoted all the time. I remember playing Little
Speaker 2: League and my friends were quoting that, and then it
Speaker 2: would turn into some sort of blue oyster bar, blue
Speaker 2: oyster bar reference. There was a million reference, yeah, a
Speaker 2: million eighties references. And then you just brought up Rich
Speaker 2: the Shawn william Scott moment, which to me is way
Speaker 2: funnier than the Fletch moment. But we often bring up
Speaker 2: that Fletch moment. We still bring up that Fletch moment,
Speaker 2: when the Shawn Williams Scott moment was definitely funnier. No
Speaker 2: that's not true. It's a little dirtier, but yeah, but no,
Speaker 2: it proves though, once in for all. We made this
Speaker 2: point before. But we as a society and as a
Speaker 2: people and as a generation, our generation especially, we still
Speaker 2: glorify the past so much. Where the reference is Fletch,
Speaker 2: that's an old ass reference that a lot of people
Speaker 2: don't even remember. That's a movie that was made before
Speaker 2: most of the people listening. But we do that with
Speaker 2: sports Man. We glorify the past all the time. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: there's so much awesomeness going on right now, and I know,
Speaker 2: I think it takes maybe a few years afterward to
Speaker 2: put it in perspective to really understand. But we still
Speaker 2: bring up old references just by default when newer references
Speaker 2: need to take that place. You brought up the fact
Speaker 2: that we bring up Brad Pitt as the definition of handsome.
Speaker 2: Still Brad pitts in his sixties. Good for him, he
Speaker 2: looks fantastic. But there should be a newer reference by now,
Speaker 2: and I think, but I think, you know what, I
Speaker 2: think it's the job of the younger people to assign
Speaker 2: who the new person is. Because I did make that
Speaker 2: reference yesterday, someone will see a handsome dude and be like, Okay,
Speaker 2: what is this guy? Think he's Brad Pitt. But we
Speaker 2: do that with sports, Brad Pitt, We really do. We
Speaker 2: do it all the time with sports. You'll say something
Speaker 2: about Sandy Kofax, and I'm thinking, well, what about Madison Bumgardner,
Speaker 2: you know, and what he did in the World Series.
Speaker 2: That's a good reference, right, Like, no one talks about
Speaker 2: that that guy single handedly won a World Series. He's
Speaker 2: never in the reference of bringing your a game when
Speaker 2: it counts. You know, there's so many moments in sports
Speaker 2: today that should be our go to reference. But will
Speaker 2: bring up I mean, Muhammad Ali was the greatest of
Speaker 2: all time, but he's still the reference as far as
Speaker 2: when you think of the classics and the Goats instead
Speaker 2: of maybe perhaps of Mike Tyson. We always go older
Speaker 2: and glorify the past, or like I said, a current
Speaker 2: day great hey, Alexander Usik should be the reference. That
Speaker 2: guy's dominant. We glorify the past, nothing wrong with it,
Speaker 2: but we have to like move on from these references.
Speaker 2: They're getting way old. Boone River. When did Fletch come out?
Speaker 2: I love you guess eighty two? I want to say,
Speaker 2: like eighty four, look up when Fletch came out, because
Speaker 2: that would be then a forty year old reference to
Speaker 2: a prostate nineteen eighty five? And what was the Stiffler
Speaker 2: one American pie? But it wasn't the first one. No,
Speaker 2: wait was it road Trip? It was? It wasn't Stiffler.
Speaker 2: It was John William Scott and road Trip two thousand.
Speaker 2: Even that's a twenty five year old reference, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean. So we do that in sports all
Speaker 2: the time. We glorify and good for good reason. We're
Speaker 2: not saying disrespect the past by any means, that's not
Speaker 2: my point. But we still talk about Babe Ruth and
Speaker 2: Baby Ruth is a legend. I have nothing against the Baby.
Speaker 2: I'm a Yankees fan. He's great. But yeah, and I
Speaker 2: love hot dogs, and I'm always intrigued with the Great
Speaker 2: Bambino only being six two two fifteen. To me, that's
Speaker 2: wild because he was a big man against amongst little men. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but I don't know Barry Bonds. How is he not
Speaker 2: like the automatic go to? Not even Hammer and Hank.
Speaker 2: We still go Babe Ruth. We glorify the past. What
Speaker 2: step up your reference? What old school reference do you
Speaker 2: think needs an update? I feel like a lot of
Speaker 2: times when people reference someone good looking, that's my that's
Speaker 2: my go to. You better throw all Vechkin into the conversation.
Speaker 2: As far as good looking people saying, as far as
Speaker 2: hockey references, you gotta step them up. You gotta step
Speaker 2: up these references a little bit because they're getting old.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think there are times where you're starting
Speaker 2: to see it, like if you reference a good looking
Speaker 2: woman when someone says Pam Anderson or Carmen Electra or
Speaker 2: like an old guy will be like pharaophar. It's like,
Speaker 2: you know, that's those are not young women anymore. I'm
Speaker 2: gorgeous and you know, legendary, but if you're gonna make
Speaker 2: a reference, it should probably be like a Sydney Sweeney
Speaker 2: or some young starlet today. It really dates you, man,
Speaker 2: it really does. Like your haircut, like your gene cut.
Speaker 2: It dates you so much. We're like, yeah, man, just
Speaker 2: like Rita Hayworth. It's like, okay, shaw Shank, Come on, man,
Speaker 2: and where are you from the early nineteen hundred. If
Speaker 2: you're referencing a woman that was on Andy Dufrain's wall,
Speaker 2: you need to update your reference. Yeah, that's all I'm saying.
Speaker 2: And fuzzy riches. It happens with sports all of the time,
Speaker 2: and it doesn't take away from the legends, trust me,
Speaker 2: it doesn't. It's about giving props for their due in
Speaker 2: the current day. That's all. That's all I'm saying. But
Speaker 2: for whatever reason we glorify the past. Will future generations
Speaker 2: bring up what Madison Bumgardner did in the World Series,
Speaker 2: I don't know. Will future generations bring up Olexander Usik
Speaker 2: going from cruiserweight to unified heavyweight champion? I don't know.
Speaker 2: People love the boring, tired goat conversation, So.
Speaker 1: I just.
Speaker 2: I think current people do get, you know, the props
Speaker 2: they deserve, But I think it's performances. I think it's
Speaker 2: a lot of times Cavino, It's like, you may see
Speaker 2: some guy make the most amazing catch, but yet you'll
Speaker 2: still be like Willie May's over the shoulder, Dude, how
Speaker 2: about Jim Edmunds. Yeah, how about laying out Jim Edman
Speaker 2: should be the reference, and that is thirty years ago.
Speaker 2: We still talk Willy Mays, which, again the moment at
Speaker 2: the time, it's still an amazing catch. But my goodness,
Speaker 2: we haven't seen better catches since we just glorify the
Speaker 2: Willy Mays catch. I get it the timing of it
Speaker 2: as well, but we've seen Jim Edmonds catch balls like
Speaker 2: that in his back pocket. That's my reference, and even
Speaker 2: that reference is old. What Cavino's really saying is that
Speaker 2: when you think of a radio personality, he wants you
Speaker 2: to think of him and that Wolfman Jack. Yeah, why
Speaker 2: you always bringing up Wolfman? Like wolf Man Jack? Wolf
Speaker 2: Man Jack? Come on? Yeah? What about the Cavino and
Speaker 2: Rich Davis? What about Danny g Come on now? So anyway,
Speaker 2: let's update our references, give credit where it's due. I'm
Speaker 2: not saying take credit away, but I'm saying give it
Speaker 2: where it's due, you know what. And speaking of legends
Speaker 2: of people that get references, wink Martindale, rest in peace.
Speaker 2: Remember how many game shows he hosted back in the day. Yeah,
Speaker 2: wink Martin Dale, ninety one. I saw that he passed away,
Speaker 2: So I guess you new references. Ryan Seacrest host everything.
Speaker 2: I guess I should save a job for somebody else.
Speaker 2: Can him and Mary Lopez let someone else have a job? Thanks?
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Speaker 2: Covino and Rich Hey, Covino and Rich In for the
Speaker 2: great Dan Patrick. A lot of fun in the first
Speaker 2: twenty minutes, just sort of riffing about how our references
Speaker 2: sometimes need a little bit of an update. That was
Speaker 2: part of the conversation. Yeah, the classics never die. You
Speaker 2: could still use them, but if you're gonna reference Babe Ruth,
Speaker 2: you might as well reference show Heyo Tani because these
Speaker 2: dudes are doing it in a bigger, better way in
Speaker 2: my opinion sometimes, or at least deserve the credit. What
Speaker 2: are they gonna get it fifty years from now? Give
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Speaker 2: We have lots to get to Midweek major, the biggest
Speaker 2: stories in the world of sports and pop culture, plus
Speaker 2: the hottest TV moms. Start thinking about that. It's based
Speaker 2: off an interesting story, but real quick. NBA yesterday, Yeah, man,
Speaker 2: I hope you had a Magic Warriors sort of night,
Speaker 2: not a Trey Young getting ejected sort of night. Well, Danny,
Speaker 2: as I said yesterday, we mean no interest in that
Speaker 2: first game. I mean, I really I had.
Speaker 4: Said, have it on in the background. For me, it
Speaker 4: was good background TV for about forty minutes.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: You could lay there, yeah and have it on until
Speaker 4: you knew which way it was going. Listen the game
Speaker 4: that late game. Yeah, that's what happens.
Speaker 2: On a personal note, when we fill in for Dan Patrick,
Speaker 2: it's always great, but it messages with our schedule a
Speaker 2: little bit, our sleep schedule, everything, because we're not on
Speaker 2: this routine. So around that time you start wanting to
Speaker 2: take a NAT snap time a little bit. There is
Speaker 2: a if you do different so you just throw it
Speaker 2: on the background. If you do different times, that your job.
Speaker 2: You know what we're talking about, Like if I had
Speaker 2: to wake up at this hour every day. I know
Speaker 2: most of the affiliates are on the East Coast, and like,
Speaker 2: what are you talking about. It's nine thirty out here
Speaker 2: on the west on the West side, it's six thirty,
Speaker 2: So you're waking up with four to do, Dan Patrick,
Speaker 2: that's way different than working in the afternoon. My point is,
Speaker 2: if you did it permanently, no big deal. But when
Speaker 2: you do it a couple of days here and then
Speaker 2: a month or so later, Dan needs a couple of
Speaker 2: days off do it again. It does those days a
Speaker 2: little bit? It so not complaining. Just six one. You're
Speaker 2: trying to watch the game, but at the same time
Speaker 2: you're trying to keep your eyes open. I was busy
Speaker 2: watching the new Rage. I know they lost yesterday, But
Speaker 2: how do you feel about a hooded Sodo? The Mets
Speaker 2: are playing up in Minnesota and there's people that are
Speaker 2: criticizing that he's wearing like a full hoodie under his jersey.
Speaker 2: Column hooded Sodo in Minnesota. I'm not kidding. That's the headline,
Speaker 2: and it's like a big deal, And I wonder does
Speaker 2: anyone have a problem with a player wearing a hoodie?
Speaker 2: The more people have a problem with him calling out
Speaker 2: your weak ass lineup compared to the Yankees lineup. I
Speaker 2: don't think that's what he did. That was all fake news.
Speaker 2: That's the story though. That was all fake He says,
Speaker 2: what do we how many games? In fifteen games in
Speaker 2: he makes a public statement that he's not getting the
Speaker 2: same protection in the Mets lineup with polar Bear Pete
Speaker 2: behind him, that ped Alonzo's got like the best stats
Speaker 2: in baseball. Right then, he shouldn't have said something like
Speaker 2: I used to play with the greatest player in baseball
Speaker 2: Aaron Judge behind me, so he had more opportunity to
Speaker 2: hit with the Yankees. It's a weird statement to make
Speaker 2: when you just started speculation. I'm sorry, is Pete Alonzo's
Speaker 2: three point fifty six five home runs and twenty rbi
Speaker 2: not enough enough for me? Maybe not enough for your boy?
Speaker 2: Want soda? Soda hit a bomb. He's the one that
Speaker 2: said it. But yo, listen, Sodo has been struggling, and
Speaker 2: I said the Mets being eleven and six has taken
Speaker 2: all the heat off of his you know, early you know,
Speaker 2: not struggles, but certainly not playing like the seven hundred
Speaker 2: million dollar man. I think the Mets being eleven and
Speaker 2: six has saved any criticism of Wan Soto. But he's
Speaker 2: two games with a hoodie and he has two home runs,
Speaker 2: so people are like, ooh, the hooded Soto, get this
Speaker 2: old ego. The Mets are starting to met looking for gimmicks,
Speaker 2: looking for good luck charms. What no grimace to talk about,
Speaker 2: No hawk to a girl. Come on now, it's the hoodie. Oh,
Speaker 2: the Mets hoodie. Ever since he started wearing it. They're
Speaker 2: on a street. But my point is, you guys do
Speaker 2: that all the time. Maybe the Yankees need a old character.
Speaker 2: How about that? I don't know. Yankees made it through
Speaker 2: the World Series. Yeah, and guy boring the most, the
Speaker 2: most boring attempt ever. I think you asked one hundred
Speaker 2: people who was more exciting last year? The Mets of
Speaker 2: the Yankees, one hundred and one hundred. It's in the Mets.
Speaker 2: You think Mets had one hundred gimmicks? Yet last year,
Speaker 2: was it Joe MG? Was it Timmy Trumpets? Was it Grimace?
Speaker 2: Now it's a hoodie?
Speaker 3: So how about those clutch threes by Curry last Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, back to the NBA. You know what, I
Speaker 2: don't care. I cared more about Wan Soto's hoodie. However, Steph,
Speaker 2: I mean, the guy could have scored on a hundred.
Speaker 4: I feel like if you want to. And Jimmy Playoffs
Speaker 4: was great the entire game. Moody stepped up as he
Speaker 4: has been, And all I thought about Danny g was
Speaker 4: they're in their stretch run.
Speaker 2: The fact that they won and now they could chill
Speaker 2: for a day or so before they have to play
Speaker 2: in Jimmy, Right, isn't it playing Jimmy? We have thirty eight?
Speaker 4: Well, they played to the playoffs and and Rich. If
Speaker 4: the Warriors beat the Rockets and the Lakers beat the
Speaker 4: timber Wolves as we call them the Wolves, then it'll
Speaker 4: be Lakers Warriors in the second round.
Speaker 2: And I think that's what we want with the NBA wanted,
Speaker 2: what most fans wanted. So when you know, many people
Speaker 2: say and Golden State there, you know, a great run
Speaker 2: at the end with Jimmy, but then they fell short
Speaker 2: in the last week, had to do the play in.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I sot of like the matchup against
Speaker 2: Houston and the and the Lakers matchup because.
Speaker 3: If they Houston's a great team this season.
Speaker 2: If they do both move along, I think a second
Speaker 2: round Lakers Warriors would be real fun for everyone. So
Speaker 2: last night, if you watch the NBA first game, sort
Speaker 2: of a snoozer, but the second one lived up to
Speaker 2: the hype. Yeah, Golden State one twenty one, one sixteen,
Speaker 2: and like you said, Steph had a game. Guys, the
Speaker 2: Warriors are sixteen and three. When Jimmy Butler is in
Speaker 2: the lineup since the trade, yeah, I mean he's he's
Speaker 2: a He's a game changer as far as just just
Speaker 2: the not even the play. I feel like he brings
Speaker 2: an energy, intensity and an intensity that they were lacking.
Speaker 2: So hey, listen, man, playoffs are here. And then you
Speaker 2: gotta say to yourself, are we all fools for just
Speaker 2: downplaying that Oklahoma City was like twenty games better than
Speaker 2: everyone SGA like underrated? Are they just gonna roll through?
Speaker 2: And is all the silly talk?
Speaker 4: I don't think anybody's gonna roll through the NBA playoffs
Speaker 4: this season.
Speaker 2: Well we shall see because that all starts up on Saturday.
Speaker 2: So care wait all right, NBA last night hooded Soto
Speaker 2: last night? And can you know when I went out
Speaker 2: for dinner with an old friend last night, which was nice.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's not that old. We didn't hang out
Speaker 2: with Ebeneezer with all the guys yourlog off. We just
Speaker 2: knew him for a long time, our buddy Mark. Yeah,
Speaker 2: when people are in town, that's another thing I throws
Speaker 2: off your routine. Had a great time. But man, when
Speaker 2: people come to town to visit again, I'll say, it's always nice,
Speaker 2: but you're in the middle of your regular work week.
Speaker 2: They're just like doing their things. Sometimes you're like a
Speaker 2: but then when you're out there you get it. Dude.
Speaker 2: I had a great time I'm so glad I went out,
Speaker 2: but I have to tell you I was reluctant because
Speaker 2: I'm like, man, it's a Tuesday night. This guy wants
Speaker 2: to go have a drink and a big steak. I
Speaker 2: got to wake up early Wednesday. Come on, but we
Speaker 2: had a blast. We had a blast. Lest an even bitch,
Speaker 2: any complaint Now, I'm just a complain o and bitch.
Speaker 2: You mean to tell me most people don't feel the
Speaker 2: same way. You're out of your mind. No they do.
Speaker 2: But I feel like, uh, excuse me, this an obligation
Speaker 2: or if you want to just call yourself a friend.
Speaker 2: If I have a theory that if you go to
Speaker 2: a city or town and you have a friend that
Speaker 2: lives there and you don't reach out to them, then
Speaker 2: are they really your friend? I mean, it depends how
Speaker 2: busy you are. I disagree. Like Danny j if we
Speaker 2: ran them, we were like, hey, Covin on retro you're
Speaker 2: also like an insanely outgoing, extroverted person who needs company
Speaker 2: twenty four to seven. All right, let's fulfill your guests. Irrelevant,
Speaker 2: But it is not irrelevant. You think I need to
Speaker 2: see somebody every minute of my day. I don't need that,
Speaker 2: so it's not irrelevant. My point is, I was Sam,
Speaker 2: if you were to go to Dallas, let's say the
Speaker 2: COVENI on retro we took a old trip to Dallas
Speaker 2: and you have an old college buddy that lives in Dallas.
Speaker 2: If you didn't reach out to be like, hey man,
Speaker 2: even if it's a quick cup of coffee, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: be in Dallas. If you don't do that, then are
Speaker 2: they really your friend? Probably not.
Speaker 5: Yeah, if you don't make the time to go find them.
Speaker 2: Hey, if I have someone from the East Coast come
Speaker 2: out to LA for a couple days or a business trip,
Speaker 2: even if we don't see each other and it doesn't
Speaker 2: work out, if they don't at least reach out like,
Speaker 2: hey man, is there a way to like meet up
Speaker 2: for a drink or coffee or something, then you're really
Speaker 2: not friends. I mean you're putting a lot of pressure
Speaker 2: on friendship. That's okay, do your own thing every once
Speaker 2: in a while, jeez, Louise.
Speaker 4: Sometimes it feels forced and fake to to just do
Speaker 4: the the ola like oh, I'm oh, yeah, you know
Speaker 4: what I mean, Like you're missing you know, you're not
Speaker 4: gonna be able to hang out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're just playing the game.
Speaker 4: So it's like when people post pictures later to Instagram. Rich,
Speaker 4: that's kind of you know. I mean, I don't think
Speaker 4: that's bad. Like, Yo, I was in your city, thought
Speaker 4: about you, but it was a quick turnaround.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Othertimes you're just there, You're in and out. Said, I know,
Speaker 2: it's just if Riches in Dallas. He's on the phone
Speaker 2: with Troy Aikman, Troy m It anyone, Hello, Dack Prefcott,
Speaker 2: it is me. Rich. Doesn't mean like you need to
Speaker 2: call everybody to hang I'm all I'm saying. But I
Speaker 2: had a nice time. We had a nice time. Our
Speaker 2: buddies in town for work and just to visit, and
Speaker 2: we went out to meet up with them. It was nice,
Speaker 2: had a nice dinner. Then we got to watch the
Speaker 2: Warriors and the Grizzlies. So that was a good one.
Speaker 2: Hopefully enjoyed your NBA playing games. What you got to say?
Speaker 6: You got a correction before someone asked me on Twitter,
Speaker 6: Department of Corrections called it. I said that Jimmy Butler
Speaker 6: in the lineup with Golden State sixteen three, it's actually
Speaker 6: twenty four and seven.
Speaker 5: Twenty four and seven. Just want to get that out
Speaker 5: there because we're on the Dan Patrick Show.
Speaker 2: The facts Man, I thought your number was wrong, but
Speaker 2: I was gonna roll with you. That was actually from March.
Speaker 2: March's a couple more games. Own it on the area
Speaker 2: a little better. Twenty four and seven is still pretty
Speaker 2: damn good. Thank you, Sports Center. Look at that. I
Speaker 2: was say, I'm scared of the Dan Patrick audience to
Speaker 2: correct that. Oh you know, I just wanted to facts
Speaker 2: manage now. There was a headline this morning that Danny
Speaker 2: g sent over to us and it revolves I think
Speaker 2: one of the hottest moms in TV from a show
Speaker 2: we all love, Kabino. There's a story about Courtney. I
Speaker 2: don't know how to say her. I know her as
Speaker 2: Amanda LaRusso, Courtney Hengler, Hengler, color Hangler.
Speaker 3: That's good, say one of the reasons she hasn't made it.
Speaker 2: It's h E N G G E L E R
Speaker 2: Courtney Hengler Hengler. But again, she's the hot mom from
Speaker 2: Cobra kah Oh, it's Courtney Hangler. Hey, Amanda LaRusso. She's
Speaker 2: forty six years old. In case you're wondering the hot mom,
Speaker 2: she is a good looking woman, probably one of the
Speaker 2: best looking women on the show good actress, talented. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and I don't know if you knew this, but there's
Speaker 2: a Karate Kid movie in the works. It's actually coming
Speaker 2: out soon. The trailer's out, and his stars Daniel LaRusso,
Speaker 2: Ralph Maccio who's one hundred and sixty six years old,
Speaker 2: and Jackie Chan So they're combining those worlds of karate
Speaker 2: Kid Miyagi style and karate Kid Jackie Chan style, who
Speaker 2: was really the kung fu kid if you remember with
Speaker 2: Jayden Smith. They're combining those worlds for karate Kid legends,
Speaker 2: and it's a whole separate world, and it's meant to
Speaker 2: be a whole separate world, meaning it doesn't have that
Speaker 2: Cobra Kai Netflix series sort of feel. It's a major
Speaker 2: motion picture and it looks really good, surprisingly because you
Speaker 2: may think at Daniel l Arusso, he's back at it again, chezy. No,
Speaker 2: it looks dope. It looks good. The movie looks good.
Speaker 2: Check the trailer if you haven't. But there's a lot
Speaker 2: of questions of well, is Billy Zapka in the movie,
Speaker 2: and people are like no, because it's a different world
Speaker 2: and blue you know, that's the Cobra Kai thing, this
Speaker 2: is not that right now, and they're like, well, the
Speaker 2: mom's got to be in it, right because he's married
Speaker 2: to Amanda l Russo Courtney Hengeler, And it's like, no, huhuh,
Speaker 2: she's not in either now. I'm not sure she wanted
Speaker 2: to be in it, but she's not. But the story
Speaker 2: is she's calling it quits in Hollywood. She's done, so
Speaker 2: she's sick of chasing the dream. Maybe this added to it, right, like, wow,
Speaker 2: it didn't even include me. I just gave everything I
Speaker 2: had to this series. But she is saying, I made
Speaker 2: my money, I had my face on billboards. I was
Speaker 2: on Big Bang Theory. She was I think Sheldon's sister
Speaker 2: for Sheldon's she played a lot of different roles. She
Speaker 2: was directed by George Clooney. She's like, I've done it
Speaker 2: all in this business and I'm sick of the chase.
Speaker 2: I'm sick of the grind. Yeah, and that's really what
Speaker 2: the business is, a big grind. So I'm done. I'm
Speaker 2: calling it quits. To quote her, it's not even about
Speaker 2: the art or craft of acting. All I've known is
Speaker 2: the hustle, the hustle, the grind sprinkled with the occasional
Speaker 2: odd acting job. It's just seems like a miserable life.
Speaker 2: She has. He talked about chasing the reoccurring guest stars
Speaker 2: that never reoccurred enough. Yeah, a lot of promises, you know,
Speaker 2: and you would think that maybe this does have something
Speaker 2: to do with this. She was the mom, but she's
Speaker 2: not even getting the nod in the movie. So she's like,
Speaker 2: I'm I'm just done with the business. So at forty six,
Speaker 2: she's done. She says, we survived off the crumbs as actors.
Speaker 2: We filled our cup with the possibility. Are mugs with delusion.
Speaker 2: She's saying, Hollywood is one big chase of delusion, just
Speaker 2: dream chasing, and it ties into sports and entertainment and
Speaker 2: a lot of careers where there's a lot of examples
Speaker 2: that we're going to get to next if you have
Speaker 2: any of them. Eight seven, seven, nine nine on Fox,
Speaker 2: the mom from Cobra Kai just the latest to say, Hey, listen,
Speaker 2: I finally made it there, I finally got there. I
Speaker 2: was on Billboards, I was on the hottest Netflix show.
Speaker 2: She made her money, and she's like, you know, it's
Speaker 2: now what what does it all mean?
Speaker 3: Essentially?
Speaker 2: Now what and that happens in sports, and I have
Speaker 2: a couple of a couple examples of in the sports
Speaker 2: world when you finally get there. In fact, I'll give
Speaker 2: you one now and then we'll talk about the rest
Speaker 2: of we get back. Remember Aaron Rodgers talked about he
Speaker 2: won the Super Bowl and he dreamt about his whole
Speaker 2: life and then what Yeah, that's what do I do now?
Speaker 2: When he started searching for answers. So your feedback, your examples,
Speaker 2: your thoughts. Next, Cavi, you know rich In for the
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Speaker 2: We do it every midweek, turning your humped in to
Speaker 2: a hump night, the biggest stories in the world of
Speaker 2: sports and pop culture. Plus rich for this kind word on.
Speaker 2: How are you gonna turn everyone's hump day into a
Speaker 2: hump night? You calling everyone's wife him getting all fired up,
Speaker 2: and we're giving away prizes when we give you Mike's
Speaker 2: Mike who runs his place? Oh, Mike who runs this place?
Speaker 2: Love Mike Mike's Wednesday words of wisdom. We'll explain. But
Speaker 2: right now we're talking about Courtney Hengeler and Glider, one
Speaker 2: of the hottest moms in TV, Copra Kai Daniel Larrouss's wife.
Speaker 2: Well you know why it stands out, or why she
Speaker 2: stands out too. I mean, she's talented, right, but she's
Speaker 2: a good looking I don't want to say older. One's
Speaker 2: only forty six. But she was the mom on a
Speaker 2: show primarily based about high school kids. And you see
Speaker 2: these Tory Nichols characters, these Peyton List characters and actresses,
Speaker 2: and yeah, they're all good looking Hollywood kids, but she
Speaker 2: was still the best looking one at all. I remember
Speaker 2: thinking while watching Cobra Kai Daniel Larroussa ends up with that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: well he was chopping all the prices with his car dealership.
Speaker 2: He scooped himself a hotty. Good for him. So the
Speaker 2: story is she finally sort of made it on a
Speaker 2: really big TV show. Cobra Kaie was a big surprise
Speaker 2: to everybody. Nobody expected it to be this big. If
Speaker 2: you guys remember way back on a Wednesday, it premiered
Speaker 2: on YouTube. Was it YouTube Bread at the time or
Speaker 2: something like that, Red Tube? No, no, not real, not real,
Speaker 2: But that was the that was the problem. YouTube changed
Speaker 2: their name of the service because because it was it
Speaker 2: went to YouTube Prime or something. Yeah, because they realized,
Speaker 2: wait a minute, YouTube Bred sounds a lot like a
Speaker 2: smut site, right, So you know, then Cobra kai got
Speaker 2: scooped up by Netflix and the rest is history. The
Speaker 2: show wrapped up and she wasn't included on the Karate
Speaker 2: Kid movie that's coming out with Jackie Chan and Ralph
Speaker 2: Machio and looks great. And then the story came out
Speaker 2: that she's calling it quit, she's retiring because she's like,
Speaker 2: I've done it all and it's less about the glory
Speaker 2: and more about the grind, and I'm sick of that
Speaker 2: grind in that chase, the chase of filling your mug
Speaker 2: with delusion, something along those lines. Yeah. I think the
Speaker 2: main point though, that I hope you're taking out of
Speaker 2: this as well. She said, after all this hustling grind,
Speaker 2: after all the you know, the one episode on this show,
Speaker 2: one episode on this show booking a commercial, the anxiety
Speaker 2: and hustle of all this. She finally made it. She
Speaker 2: was on a six seasons of the number one Netflix show.
Speaker 2: She said, she made her money. She was on billboards
Speaker 2: in major cities. And then she's like, all right, now
Speaker 2: what And I think that, now what is what Aaron
Speaker 2: Rodgers felt. When you watch Aaron Rodgers documentary, he does
Speaker 2: explain it. You know, from high school to college, you know,
Speaker 2: family drama, everything in Aaron Rodgers' life led up to
Speaker 2: him winning a Super Bowl with Green Bay. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: he felt great for a minute. But then he sat
Speaker 2: there and going, you know what she wants. He's done,
Speaker 2: hoisted the Lombardi Trophy. He's like, well, where, where? What's
Speaker 2: the goal from here? Where do we go from here?
Speaker 2: Jim Carrey talks a lot about After in Color and
Speaker 2: all his big movies in the nineties and two thousands
Speaker 2: the awards the Accolades's Funniest Guy on freaking planet Earth.
Speaker 2: Jim Carrey has come out and said, I got to
Speaker 2: the mountain top end. It's not what you think it is.
Speaker 2: Trust me. I trust me, I've been there. It's not
Speaker 2: all it's cut out to be. And I always think
Speaker 2: of our buddy Gary Vaynerchuk, very motivational guy on social media,
Speaker 2: gary Vee, Gary Vee. Gary Vee talks a lot about
Speaker 2: how he enjoyed me talking questions. He does talking questions.
Speaker 2: You're right about that. But gary Vee talks a lot
Speaker 2: about the road is more exciting than the actual payoff.
Speaker 2: You know. He always talks about how he loves losing
Speaker 2: along the way you learn less. I like getting punched
Speaker 2: in the face. It's why I always say Christmas Eve
Speaker 2: is actually more exciting than Christmas because it's still the anticipation.
Speaker 2: And I often wonder, let's say the Mets win the
Speaker 2: World Series. Is it more exciting to hope your team
Speaker 2: wins than when they finally do. I don't know, the
Speaker 2: thrill of the chase. Keep you hungry, keep you going.
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