Speaker 1: Hey, welcome to another over Promised with convene on Rich.
Speaker 2: Oh not just another, not just any other bonus show.
Speaker 2: This is episode forty of over Promised.
Speaker 3: Yeah we do, yeah forty. This show doesn't get great
Speaker 3: pubes and he's just for men already already forty forty.
Speaker 2: So it's a hybrid of what we do on Patreon
Speaker 2: and Fox Sports Radio. And speaking of Fox Sports Radio,
Speaker 2: broadcasting live March fifteenth in Nashville, this is your invite.
Speaker 3: Shit, what is that? Two weeks? Yeah? Oh graduate hotels?
Speaker 3: Do it? Do it?
Speaker 2: Go to see you there now, lots to get to
Speaker 2: on today's show. There's a lot of people in the
Speaker 2: news who look different this week, we're gonna expose them
Speaker 2: and break it down. Plus things you say you never
Speaker 2: do that you're actually doing now.
Speaker 1: But it is a leap Day. You know you invented
Speaker 1: leap Day. Tell me Julius Caesar. Oh goes, they got that,
Speaker 1: invented the salad and the hair cut. Yeah, but yeah,
Speaker 1: Caesar invented leap Day. But there's a couple of people with
Speaker 1: leap day birthdays, like Jah Rule and your favorite motivational
Speaker 1: speaker Tony Robbins. But on Leap day, I think of
Speaker 1: who's leaping, Lanni Pafo.
Speaker 2: This is just a big shout out to one of
Speaker 2: the wrestling legends recipe Lanni Pafo. Fun fact, most people
Speaker 2: know that's Randy Pofo, Macho Man, Randy Savage's brother leaping
Speaker 2: into March, leaping.
Speaker 1: Leaping every four years. Who else is leaping? To you
Speaker 1: when you say leaping lords are leaping?
Speaker 3: Ten of them?
Speaker 2: In fact, yeah, I think they're leaping toward the nine
Speaker 2: leagues dancing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there they go. Yeah, one lord's left out.
Speaker 1: You know, when it comes to leaping, I can't not
Speaker 1: think of the greatest leap that resulted in nothing because
Speaker 1: the Mets lost Ember. When Indy Chavez leaped beyond the
Speaker 1: left field wall.
Speaker 2: It was one of the greatest leaping moments of all
Speaker 2: time and nothing, like you said, it meant nothing but
Speaker 2: snow cone catch. What a moment for Endy Chavez, not
Speaker 2: Andy Dye Chavez and one of my favorites, Rich. I mean,
Speaker 2: I always think one of the greatest outfielders, you know,
Speaker 2: Willie Mays gets tons of credit. Jim Edmonds was my guy,
Speaker 2: but that Kenny Lofton leap and Kenny Lofton leap That
Speaker 2: dude got airtime? Is that David Justice just marveling at
Speaker 2: the airtime? Kenny Lofton got look at that leaping on
Speaker 2: a leap day, and Rich, I know you've said this
Speaker 2: for years, but today's like the number one day to
Speaker 2: get married because you have to buy anniversary gifts every
Speaker 2: four years, right, so hey, make it count, you know,
Speaker 2: one extra day to party, one extra day of love
Speaker 2: on this loving month of February.
Speaker 1: You know, I saw someone post dumb things you thought
Speaker 1: as a kid, like you know how like your mom.
Speaker 3: Would be like, hey, if you eat chocolate, you get pimpoles.
Speaker 1: If you swallow a watermelon seed, you you know, grow
Speaker 1: in your belly. I know someone that thought that if
Speaker 1: you were born on leap Day, you age that way,
Speaker 1: like yeah, like you be forever, you'd be forever young,
Speaker 1: like you'd be four and everyone else to be.
Speaker 2: Sixty thinks that gum sits in your stomach for seven years,
Speaker 2: doesn't no, not at all. I'm just gonna sit back
Speaker 2: and let you take over them.
Speaker 3: Anyway.
Speaker 2: Things you said you never do, and we've all said
Speaker 2: these things or have one example, but now you do it.
Speaker 2: You're eating your words because there's a story about Benefit
Speaker 2: and rich. I know you got all the tea and
Speaker 2: all the juice on this one. But he said he'd
Speaker 2: never be Instagram boyfriend.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he said. You know they were together twenty years ago.
Speaker 2: In fact, it was four they broke up twenty years
Speaker 2: of late had it seems like Ben.
Speaker 1: And j Low they're good. But he said, yo, f that,
Speaker 1: I'm not the boyfriend that's taking pictures. I don't want
Speaker 1: to be in the public eye. We're not on social
Speaker 1: media f Instagram and TikTok and Facebook.
Speaker 3: And he's like, that's not what I do. And I'm
Speaker 3: with him.
Speaker 2: It's a miserable job being ig boyfriend or husband.
Speaker 3: It's a nightmare. I hate it.
Speaker 2: And then you get nothing but complaints. Anyway, no matter
Speaker 2: how many pictures I take my old friend, it's a
Speaker 2: bad angle.
Speaker 3: Maybe it's not me a bad angle. It's the worst.
Speaker 3: I'm terrible.
Speaker 2: I'm like, you know what, and hire an Instagram dude
Speaker 2: to follow you around because that's not me.
Speaker 1: I hate it, so I retire. There's another article in
Speaker 1: People magazine. It said Jennifer Lopez as Ben was reluctant
Speaker 1: to even participate in her new documentary He's like, I
Speaker 1: don't want to do it.
Speaker 3: But then he had to.
Speaker 1: Come to the realization that, well, shit, I'm with Jennifer Lopez.
Speaker 1: I guess I have to take the ig picture ritory.
Speaker 1: I guess I have to go to the award show
Speaker 1: in a tuxedo and pretend I give a shit. But
Speaker 1: it does bring up the thought of things you said
Speaker 1: you would never do that you now do.
Speaker 2: Well, I'll start off speaking of Instagram for years, I said,
Speaker 2: and I still stand my ground, but I can't say
Speaker 2: I've never done it. I'm like, I'm never taking selfies.
Speaker 2: I hated the word. I hated the term. I'm like,
Speaker 2: selfies for lame.
Speaker 3: Os, selfies, get out of here, nophies. Never doing it?
Speaker 1: Did you mean the guy that goes in the Fox
Speaker 1: Sports radio studio pointing at his Yankees hat.
Speaker 2: That's the WAT do it for the gram. So you know,
Speaker 2: I've broken my own rule, and I still hate myself
Speaker 2: for doing it. However, I've done it, even though I
Speaker 2: said I never would.
Speaker 1: I wrote that a couple of things. Number One, I
Speaker 1: own a pair of crocs. I said full that, No
Speaker 1: way am I wearing crocs. I thought that was the
Speaker 1: ugly shoe.
Speaker 3: It still is.
Speaker 1: But we got a pair of Crocs as a bet,
Speaker 1: and it was like losers gotta wear them, like these
Speaker 1: are comfortable, so much so that when I'm outside, you know,
Speaker 1: getting the mail, walk around the block, you know, the
Speaker 1: little yard work, I throw on those crocs and I
Speaker 1: try not to ever leave the house with them. But
Speaker 1: I got to be honest, Once in a blue moon,
Speaker 1: I'll drop my daughter off from school. That's how it starts,
Speaker 1: while wearing cross And next you'll be at the supermarket
Speaker 1: in your crocs. Next you're gonna be out and about
Speaker 1: on a barn night in your crocs. And next we're
Speaker 1: not gonna be friends anymore because I won't be seen
Speaker 1: with a dude wearing Swiss cheese rubber shoes wearing Crocs,
Speaker 1: something I said I would never do.
Speaker 2: I got.
Speaker 1: Can you believe though, how kids love? It's really funny,
Speaker 1: it's wild. I got one for you, if you don't
Speaker 1: mind me throwing her at you.
Speaker 3: Sure.
Speaker 1: I met Cavino in the two thousands. We were, you know,
Speaker 1: young twenty year old guys, and I remember Cavino so
Speaker 1: arrogantly saying, yo, bro.
Speaker 3: This guy, Steve Cavino.
Speaker 1: I would never travel more than fifteen twenty minutes for
Speaker 1: a piece of ass.
Speaker 3: I think my limit was twenty minutes for booty.
Speaker 1: Kavino's like, I'm not ef a girl lives an hour away.
Speaker 1: She's not getting this guy, She's have to come visit me.
Speaker 3: I mean, I was.
Speaker 1: You know, you had a pretty harsh stance on traveling
Speaker 1: for a woman. Meanwhile, I'm pretty sure your ex wife
Speaker 1: you would fly three thousand miles every weekend.
Speaker 2: She lived in LA at the time. I was from
Speaker 2: New Jersey and I was flying across the country every weekend,
Speaker 2: eating my words like an ass whole Yeah, because I
Speaker 2: said I never would, and here I am, But it
Speaker 2: happens all the time.
Speaker 3: I got.
Speaker 1: I got one that I think a lot of parents
Speaker 1: can relate to. Sure, I remember saying, you think I'm
Speaker 1: gonna make a different meal for my kids.
Speaker 3: My kids are gonna eat what we make for dinner.
Speaker 2: Such a good one. And non parent sees another parent
Speaker 2: doing that, and like, take a meat it, make a
Speaker 2: meat it if my parents used to make me. Dude,
Speaker 2: if my wife makes chicken with brussels freak, would I
Speaker 2: serve you then?
Speaker 3: Rice?
Speaker 1: You know the kids don't eat it? You know, what
Speaker 1: happens half hour later, we're making mac and cheese. You
Speaker 1: are full of shit if you if you say your
Speaker 1: kids eat what you eat every night. In fact, a
Speaker 1: woman I coach with my girl, my daughter's softball team,
Speaker 1: She's like, I try to do that. She's like, I
Speaker 1: come from like a Mexican childhood, where like whatever, mom, ate,
Speaker 1: if you're gonna eat it, you get a whoop in it.
Speaker 3: Or you ate.
Speaker 2: She even says, yeah, my daughter eats what she wants.
Speaker 2: Get the chunk, club chunk, get the child. And you
Speaker 2: know what, Speaking of parenting, we've all done this. You're
Speaker 2: living this sleek bachelor life sort of, and you see
Speaker 2: other parents. You say to yourself, and I said it,
Speaker 2: I'm never gonna have my kids toys in the living room.
Speaker 2: That's for their room or the playroom or whatever else.
Speaker 2: Get that castle out of my sleep gass setup. And
Speaker 2: then fast forward your dad, there's toys everyone, where as
Speaker 2: a castle right next to your couch.
Speaker 1: I'm a super Mario Brothers like race car thing going
Speaker 1: on in my living room right now? Oh have you
Speaker 1: held your ground on no kids eating in your car?
Speaker 1: I have kid that's going down.
Speaker 3: I have that's gotta be going.
Speaker 1: I've gone down in history as it's the one thing
Speaker 1: that I stick stayed strong up.
Speaker 2: So every time I take the kids out, I just
Speaker 2: use my wife's car. I got a few more things
Speaker 2: you said you'd never do. For years, I used to
Speaker 2: make fun of rich this guy here for watching The Bachelor.
Speaker 2: I mean for years, I waste your time watching that
Speaker 2: trash started dating a girl who loved a bachelor, and
Speaker 2: I fell into that trap. And now I hate myself
Speaker 2: you more for being that guy for love and trash TV.
Speaker 2: At times, I like more of The Bachelor and Paradise.
Speaker 1: Stuff that's good and dating shows, reality shows, things that
Speaker 1: a lot of people said I would never I said
Speaker 1: for a year, I made fun of you for years
Speaker 1: for watching that.
Speaker 2: How about this wearing sweatpants to work. I haven't done it,
Speaker 2: but you do it to work? Well, they call you
Speaker 2: sweat pant Dicky. I'll tell you this. Here's the here's
Speaker 2: the fun of it. When you're on Fox Sports radio
Speaker 2: or doing any type of radio, TV streaming.
Speaker 1: It's always waste up. So all I gotta worry about
Speaker 1: is putting on a fresh shirt. I wear sweatpants most dates.
Speaker 1: In fact, I'm wearing sweatpants right now.
Speaker 3: It's casual gray Ones.
Speaker 2: Oh oh, casual Friday, every day for rich days in
Speaker 2: the gym after the show. In his defense, it happened
Speaker 2: to so many people that said they'd never do it
Speaker 2: because of a pandemic. Pandemic made everybody lazy. People didn't
Speaker 2: pu jeans on for years now sweatpants.
Speaker 1: And when we broadcasted live from the super Bowl all week,
Speaker 1: that might have been the first, like seven days in
Speaker 1: a row that I wore jeans.
Speaker 3: And it's like four years of my life. A little snug.
Speaker 3: They feel weird.
Speaker 2: And to tie into sports a little bit, we are
Speaker 2: Fox Sports Radio. This is over promised. You knows certain
Speaker 2: players I said throughout my life, I'll never root for
Speaker 2: that guy.
Speaker 1: I hate that guy.
Speaker 2: And a few that come to mind, or you know,
Speaker 2: former rivals like I'm a Yankees fan of Roger Clemens
Speaker 2: and here i am come.
Speaker 3: On Rocket, yeah.
Speaker 2: Right, Johnny Damon and even guys like Jason Giambi.
Speaker 3: I'm like the Gambino. Get this guy at and then.
Speaker 2: Your root and for him because he's on your team
Speaker 2: now and this coming season. Marcus Stroman hated that dude
Speaker 2: because he said all these things about the Yankees.
Speaker 3: Now here I am.
Speaker 2: I'm sure the season it's gonna take you a minute,
Speaker 2: but I'm be rooting for the guy. Things you said
Speaker 2: you'd never do for me. You say Stroman or Johnny
Speaker 2: Damon for me. Richard Sherman as a forty nine Ers.
Speaker 1: Fan, I was like ever Richard Truman and the Seahawks
Speaker 1: and the legion of Boom. Now I look at him
Speaker 1: post career. He always has the Niners back. I like
Speaker 1: reading he noticed too, a.
Speaker 2: Little little bit of the thin line between love and
Speaker 2: hate too, right, because you hated Richard Sherman and he
Speaker 2: hated all these things. But it's because he's secretly kind
Speaker 2: of or you like a banana peel away, you know,
Speaker 2: from loving all these things, I got another one.
Speaker 1: And it also goes to that mom or dad life shit,
Speaker 1: you know when you coach kids sports. I'm a competitive guy,
Speaker 1: like I'm a guy that I mean, That's why I
Speaker 1: sweatpants on. You're just ready for a game. I want
Speaker 1: to we go the batting cage, where we go bowling
Speaker 1: or play pool.
Speaker 3: I want to beat you.
Speaker 1: I'm a competitive guy, like shit, I don't rest I
Speaker 1: play softball.
Speaker 3: I want to win.
Speaker 1: But when I coach my daughter they're six and under,
Speaker 1: you start caring about the score and who's winning and
Speaker 1: losing when they're like eight, nine or ten.
Speaker 2: People that don't have kids that are like they're five,
Speaker 2: you got to be keeping score.
Speaker 1: I was that guy, and now I'm like, no, no,
Speaker 1: I know what I'm teaching the girls now, how to
Speaker 1: hold the bat fundamentals, had to field the ground ball,
Speaker 1: you know, like so rich.
Speaker 3: Puts the fun in fund of dude.
Speaker 1: So I think that's something I said I would never do,
Speaker 1: which was like, who cares about the score.
Speaker 3: Because when the kids are five or six, that shit
Speaker 3: doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: It's when they were like eight and they start being like,
Speaker 1: all right, who's winning, that's when you do it.
Speaker 2: I feel the same about I say this kindly gently,
Speaker 2: with a warning participation trophies. I just think there's an
Speaker 2: age limit, which I say, I think it's like when
Speaker 2: you see them, yeah, Like I used to be like,
Speaker 2: that's for losers.
Speaker 3: You got to earn your trophy.
Speaker 2: Right, But when they're little, it just feels their confidence
Speaker 2: and it's nice.
Speaker 3: And anyone that disagrees, I could promise you haven't seen it.
Speaker 2: No, you don't have kids or you've never witness you've
Speaker 2: ever witnessed when you see five and six year olds
Speaker 2: that don't even know the game and they're learning, you
Speaker 2: reward them all so that they keep an interest. And
Speaker 2: I hated that until I never accept it, and I do,
Speaker 2: but to a point eight or nine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, now you're eating.
Speaker 1: When I hear someone say that, you know what I
Speaker 1: want to say. I want to say, all right, you know,
Speaker 1: come down Saturday or Sunday morning, watch these five and
Speaker 1: six year olds play and tell me if there's even
Speaker 1: a score. No. Yeah, it doesn't like when we're trying
Speaker 1: to encourage when they don't even know which way to
Speaker 1: run or how to catch a ball. And there's not
Speaker 1: one girl, it's not girl that's six or five that
Speaker 1: could throw the ball to another girl consistently and catching
Speaker 1: in their glove.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, when you and I agree, it's fact.
Speaker 2: So I do support them. I you know, I used
Speaker 2: to feel one way, Now I feel another. And thank
Speaker 2: you again for hanging out with us. Cavino and rich
Speaker 2: Over promised two to four on the West Monday through Friday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's five to seven, five to seven.
Speaker 1: Most of our affiliates are on the East Coast, so
Speaker 1: five to seven for most people. Fox Sports Radio. Now
Speaker 1: here's a little something that we like to call damn.
Speaker 1: They look different.
Speaker 2: Damn. Now, for some reason, over the last week or so, celebrities, athletes, musicians,
Speaker 2: we're seeing a lot of people pop up in the
Speaker 2: news and in sports where it's like, shit, they look different.
Speaker 1: And I'm not trying to be rude about it to
Speaker 1: just you know, people get older, people change for the
Speaker 1: good or the bad.
Speaker 3: It's kind of rude. He's honestly, he's a guy stallow
Speaker 3: to it looks way different. This guy's a little rude. No. Look,
Speaker 3: you can't beat father time. You could fight it this
Speaker 3: honor in the fight.
Speaker 2: Or maybe it's something you did, maybe he did a
Speaker 2: little tweak, Maybe you stopped dyeing your hair, maybe gained
Speaker 2: some weight, lost some weight.
Speaker 3: It happens. So like Rich said, or.
Speaker 1: If you're like Jeff Garland on Curb when he just
Speaker 1: started dyeing his hair, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, look, it's it's not anything bad. It's just
Speaker 2: you have eyes and you can't help but notice. And
Speaker 2: there was a few stories this week that jumped at
Speaker 2: us out of us, so like, damn, everybody looks a
Speaker 2: little dip.
Speaker 3: Want to start with a guy that was on your
Speaker 3: childhood bedroom wall.
Speaker 2: How could you not notice this when he was on
Speaker 2: my wall? He had no mustache, he had a pinstriped
Speaker 2: suit on. He was the hit man Donnie Baseball. Now
Speaker 2: he's old man Winter. I was like, what the hell
Speaker 2: is that? I was Is it the Blue Jay's uniform
Speaker 2: that's throwing me off? Or the beard?
Speaker 3: Both.
Speaker 1: He has a full on fluorescent extra white beard. It's
Speaker 1: like Leslie Nielsen.
Speaker 2: If you honestly, if he was not on the Blue Jays,
Speaker 2: let's say he was on the Reds, he looked like
Speaker 2: Santa Claus.
Speaker 3: That beard is weird. Kids, wybody's sitting on his lap.
Speaker 2: And here's just where that beard ages in twenty five years,
Speaker 2: because he's still like in shape and young looking. If
Speaker 2: he shaved that beard. Look right here in our studio.
Speaker 2: This is how I remember Donnie Baseball. I got these
Speaker 2: cards right here, you know, from his heyday with the moustacio,
Speaker 2: you know, looking young and handsome.
Speaker 3: This is him. This is game warn this is Donnie Baseball. Yeah.
Speaker 3: That threw me off, man, it really did.
Speaker 1: Speaking of your losh Yankees, yeah, I got to play
Speaker 1: for the Yankees. I think an underrated Yankee because people
Speaker 1: forget that he helped them win a World Series in nine.
Speaker 1: This is a great story this week. Hilarious a Rod hilarious.
Speaker 1: People I don't know forgot that he's not a white guy.
Speaker 1: He's Dominican. It's hilarious. And you know, he was sitting
Speaker 1: there court Sight next to stephen A. Smith and people
Speaker 1: were like, that's a Rod. A Rod got real dark
Speaker 1: and he even had to address it. He had to
Speaker 1: address it because he went so viral. He's like, look, guys, relax,
Speaker 1: I'm Dominican. I fell asleep on vacation. I get dark.
Speaker 3: What do you want for?
Speaker 2: Everything's fine, you know, nothing's crazy, but you couldn't help.
Speaker 2: But notice at the Timberwolves game that he looked so different.
Speaker 3: He got a bad fIF ten like Ross on Friends.
Speaker 3: It's so funny, man.
Speaker 1: He looks so dark that again people were confused, and
Speaker 1: the fact that he had to remind everyone that he's Dominican.
Speaker 3: I mean his last name is Rodriguez. You know he's Hispanic, right,
Speaker 3: get your head out. Yeah, he looked different though.
Speaker 1: You know I'm gonna throw you a positive one, okay, Yeah,
Speaker 1: there's a there's a Rod Courtz.
Speaker 3: That's funny Shwimmer with the bad tan.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Pablo Sandoval the panda, Yeah, he's back. He's making
Speaker 1: a comeback or trying to make a comeback with the Giants.
Speaker 3: And not to be rude. Towards the end of his career,
Speaker 3: he was pretty fig well.
Speaker 2: He lost forty pounds, dude, that's him in twenty twenty
Speaker 2: one with the Braves.
Speaker 3: He went from look.
Speaker 2: It's baseball and overweight two seventy to a kind of
Speaker 2: spelt two thirty, lost forty pounds. This might be his
Speaker 2: comeback season back with the Giants, and he's looking good, dude, So.
Speaker 1: Props to him there, Pablo the Panda Sandoval. If you
Speaker 1: watch the Daily Show, highest ratings in over six years.
Speaker 1: John Stewart's back. He even made fun of himself because
Speaker 1: he was mocking how Trump and Biden are both like
Speaker 1: way old. Yeah, he's like, I'm twenty five years younger
Speaker 1: than both of the presidential candidates and he goes, look
Speaker 1: at how I used to look compared to now.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: And that was his first show, right, his first show
Speaker 2: to now And he also told.
Speaker 3: That miserable story about his dog dying. Oh, I'll age you.
Speaker 1: John Stewart got to be on that list, and again
Speaker 1: he's bringing it daily Show's got some ratings because of him.
Speaker 1: But you're right not to John Stewart. We remember from
Speaker 1: the early two thousand, Well, when you go day one,
Speaker 1: it's a trend two in sports. You know, this guy's
Speaker 1: first day in the league to where they are now
Speaker 1: everybody our first day on a job, to everybody looks
Speaker 1: different in all fairness, but damn John Stewart in the
Speaker 1: news this week.
Speaker 3: Another person in the news this.
Speaker 2: Week was Kelly Osborne because she was talking about how
Speaker 2: she got in a fight with her husband. Husband didn't
Speaker 2: want to put Osbourne at the end of their kid's name,
Speaker 2: and now they're gonna they're gonn hyphen it the name
Speaker 2: and people are like damn. And at awards shows people
Speaker 2: are seeing her like damn. Kelly Osbourne if you haven't
Speaker 2: seen her, looks a lot different than she used to.
Speaker 1: On the Osbourne I'm not I'm not being rude, but
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure someone said she said she got no
Speaker 1: work done.
Speaker 3: She did.
Speaker 1: She said that on her own podcast. Yeah, if she's
Speaker 1: saying it's only filler and both talks. I might believe her,
Speaker 1: but you know some girls got that like cheek. What
Speaker 1: is it like buckle fat or whatever? That buckle fat.
Speaker 1: I'm not some plastic surgery expert, but I've seen the
Speaker 1: girl on the left, like, let's be honest, like young
Speaker 1: Kelly Osbourne does not look like the hottie on the right.
Speaker 3: Thing, Well, hold on, hold on.
Speaker 2: You think that Sam Osbourne admittedly has taken ozembic and
Speaker 2: she lost a lot of weight.
Speaker 3: I mean maybe she did. I don't. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Ozzie had something to say about it, but I couldn't
Speaker 2: make it out.
Speaker 3: But you know, she looks great but totally different. And
Speaker 3: this is all in just this week.
Speaker 2: And that being said, guess who came to the studio
Speaker 2: this week freshly faded beard, all trimmed.
Speaker 3: Up, and he's like, I got the Kelsey cut. Guess
Speaker 3: who our dude? Spot who?
Speaker 1: You could say from the minute we met Spot till now,
Speaker 1: it's like two different humans.
Speaker 2: If you hadn't seen Spot in a while, Yeah, you
Speaker 2: know we we will go to an event. We just
Speaker 2: came back from Super Bowl. Ran to old colleagues. People
Speaker 2: are like that Spot look, yeah, look at me, thinks
Speaker 2: he's Spotty. Kelsey got the Kelsey cut, got the beard.
Speaker 2: When I first met Spot, when he first started working
Speaker 2: with us. Yeah, clean shaven afro, look like Jonah Hill.
Speaker 2: That's that's me in Spot twenty years ago.
Speaker 3: Wow. I mean it looks like I got somehow he
Speaker 3: long flat doped. What's going on?
Speaker 2: We got the Herman Munster. But I don't think I
Speaker 2: look that much different. You think I look much different?
Speaker 3: Competitive Spot?
Speaker 2: You look like you just.
Speaker 3: Your side by side.
Speaker 2: I mean, dude, I mean I think I look I
Speaker 2: think I look at there there there. I might have
Speaker 2: just been a little more slender and clean shaven. I
Speaker 2: was twenty one maybe there that's twenty years ago.
Speaker 3: Wow. Spot.
Speaker 2: That's a big difference, though, especially for people that hadn't
Speaker 2: seen you in a long ass time. That's just the
Speaker 2: way people change. It happens. But that's just this week alone, dude.
Speaker 2: But with o zembic and brotox and boatox and procedures,
Speaker 2: I mean, we just have to get.
Speaker 3: Used to this.
Speaker 1: It's the way of the world and people aging. It's okay,
Speaker 1: it'd be weird if we all look the same. No
Speaker 1: one's saying you gotta look the same, and you should evolve.
Speaker 1: But that was this week alone, by the way, going
Speaker 1: back to the things I thought I would never do.
Speaker 1: I never thought I would do touch ups, but uh yeah, Hey,
Speaker 1: admittedly once in a while little little just for men,
Speaker 1: touch up on the sideburns.
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