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Speaker 2: DP show Adam Viniti, who knew he's up there taking
Speaker 2: shots at people. Roastmaster General there the Hall of Famer
Speaker 2: joining us on the program. All right, did you run
Speaker 2: your speech by anybody before you gave it this week?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: You know, honestly, my speech.
Speaker 5: My oldest son, AJ and I kind of worked on
Speaker 5: my speech from the get go, kind of bouncing jokes
Speaker 5: off each other. My wife, who hadn't heard the speech,
Speaker 5: just heard some of the jokes. She told me exactly
Speaker 5: what you said. You can't turn her Hall of Fame speech,
Speaker 5: you know, a thank you to everybody into a roast.
Speaker 5: And I said, I'm not. I'm throwing some jokes, but
Speaker 5: I'm reeling it back in and giving guys love in
Speaker 5: the process. So I finally had to sit her down,
Speaker 5: give her the speech, and then she was like, okay,
Speaker 5: these are pretty good, going to be all.
Speaker 2: Right, Okay the Pat McAfee line. Your wife was fine
Speaker 2: with that joke too well.
Speaker 4: Pat said it a.
Speaker 5: Hundred times on his show, so she's heard it a
Speaker 5: bunch of times. I threw a little spin just to
Speaker 5: make it funny. But she it took a little bit
Speaker 5: of convincing, but I think after she heard it about
Speaker 5: a dozen times, it desensitized her a little bit and
Speaker 5: she was like, all right, it's gonna be okay.
Speaker 4: But all eyes and all cameras were on her right.
Speaker 3: Have you heard from Coach Belichick?
Speaker 6: I have not yet.
Speaker 3: I have not yet.
Speaker 5: Brady reached out to me said, really funny, I hope
Speaker 5: you have a hangover this morning kind of thing the
Speaker 5: following day.
Speaker 4: So I have not heard from Coach yet.
Speaker 2: What about Peyton was in the audience, He was fine
Speaker 2: with the forehead joke.
Speaker 4: He was He thought it was pretty good.
Speaker 5: I'm sure his brother teases him about that, so that's
Speaker 5: always kind of the thing that people like to give
Speaker 5: him a little crap about. So, you know, everything that
Speaker 5: I said was all in fun love. Obviously, I love
Speaker 5: all those guys. I wouldn't mention them if they didn't
Speaker 5: mean the world to me. So hopefully, and here's the
Speaker 5: other thing. There's a couple of those guys that I
Speaker 5: threw a couple jokes at. Hopefully we'll be on the
Speaker 5: stage here very soon and they'll get their opportunity to
Speaker 5: throw it back at me.
Speaker 2: Compare the nerves of going on and doing your speech
Speaker 2: to kicking a game winning field goal.
Speaker 4: Kicking a game winning field goal is easier.
Speaker 5: I think it was funny all of all of the
Speaker 5: older guys that you know came up to us, and
Speaker 5: they all had bets on who was gonna cry or
Speaker 5: who was gonna cry first.
Speaker 4: You know, it's a common thing that.
Speaker 5: You get emotional, and to be honest with you, I
Speaker 5: had the toughest time until the morning of.
Speaker 4: I just repped it so many times to try to get.
Speaker 5: It a little bit less desensitized in me because I
Speaker 5: couldn't get through it without getting emotional.
Speaker 4: And then I saw my dad when I started.
Speaker 5: Mentioning it to him, and then it screwed me up
Speaker 5: because I lost my train of thought.
Speaker 4: And then now I'm now now I'm all messed up myself.
Speaker 4: So I literally at.
Speaker 5: That point had to look away from my family at
Speaker 5: the other teleprompter because I'm like, if I look at them.
Speaker 4: I'm going to lose it. So tried to be as
Speaker 4: professional as I could kind of sort.
Speaker 3: Of do you feel different today?
Speaker 5: You know, it's one of those situations that you dream
Speaker 5: about it all your life and and then you get
Speaker 5: the knock on the door, and then it's all about
Speaker 5: it's game week again, right preparation, making sure that you
Speaker 5: do the right things and say the right things, and
Speaker 5: and and it was funny because I was really really
Speaker 5: nervous sitting there listened in to Fitzgerald's speech, knowing that
Speaker 5: I was going to be up in fifteen minutes later.
Speaker 4: But there was a weird calmness when I when.
Speaker 5: I watched the video and Boom was talking about the
Speaker 5: stories and and then I was just like, you know
Speaker 5: what this is, this is what we do. You're prepared,
Speaker 5: You're you're ready to go. And I think that as
Speaker 5: holds true with football as well. If if you're out,
Speaker 5: if you practice and you're prepared and you do everything right,
Speaker 5: then then when it's game time, it comes easier.
Speaker 4: So I won't lie to you.
Speaker 5: I was nervous for the last several months writing the
Speaker 5: speech and thinking about who I need to add, and
Speaker 5: and then for actually, you can't talk about everybody, Coach
Speaker 5: Dungee Bill Pulling like, there's so many people out there
Speaker 5: that I wish I had more time to think. But
Speaker 5: this was maybe one of those speeches that you didn't
Speaker 5: want to get mentioned in because if you did, you're
Speaker 5: getting roasted. So probably those guys are sitting back, please
Speaker 5: don't mention my name of.
Speaker 3: This Who was the Hall of Famer you wanted to meet?
Speaker 4: Oh man, there's so many.
Speaker 5: I tell you what, Joe Green did an incredible toast
Speaker 5: in the bus room when it was just us Hall
Speaker 5: of famers. I mean, I look around and you know,
Speaker 5: Ronnie Lott sat next to us in the Nicheke the
Speaker 5: ray Nichke luncheon because obviously he played with Roger Craig,
Speaker 5: and you know, and I just everywhere I look, I
Speaker 5: saw my heroes.
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 5: It was the most incredible time sitting in front of
Speaker 5: the team photo and there's one hundred and twenty plus.
Speaker 4: Us New five guys. It was.
Speaker 5: It was really really humbling, just because even at my
Speaker 5: earliest memories, you know Franco Harris and Lynn Swan and
Speaker 5: you know Terry Bradshaw and then then you know, and
Speaker 5: I'm obviously mentioning the Pittsburgh Steelers, but but you know,
Speaker 5: Joe Montagne, like all of these guys that when I
Speaker 5: grew up as a kid, I just idolized them. I
Speaker 5: dreamt that someday I would meet them, and and now
Speaker 5: I get to be on the same team as them,
Speaker 5: right and and them just welcoming. They don't care if
Speaker 5: you're a kicker, they don't care what position you played.
Speaker 5: Everybody in that organization or and that fraternity now we're
Speaker 5: all brothers. And and it's you lose football once you
Speaker 5: once you step away from the game.
Speaker 4: The thing that I feel like that I miss.
Speaker 5: The most is the locker room, the you know, the
Speaker 5: just being around the guys, the banter, guys teasing each
Speaker 5: other and talking trash to each other, and being back
Speaker 5: in that situation was well humbling. I got goosebumps talking
Speaker 5: about it right now. But it was just so great
Speaker 5: to know that you're part of a family that they
Speaker 5: say you can't ever get cut from. You're you're you're
Speaker 5: a member for life and eternity, I guess right.
Speaker 4: So it was really really a wide experience.
Speaker 2: He's Adam Viniti Hall of Fame kicker and won four
Speaker 2: Super Bowls. If I'm going to take one kick out
Speaker 2: of your career, what's the one that you say that one.
Speaker 5: Would I would say the game tying Divisional playoff game,
Speaker 5: the snow Bowl, tough rule, whatever. When you want to
Speaker 5: call it. That's the one that I'm absolutely the most
Speaker 5: proud of. You could have made a tougher situation down
Speaker 5: by three Blizzard playoff game. You miss it, You're cleaning
Speaker 5: out your locker the next day, and just the sure
Speaker 5: difficulty of making that I still wonder I watched it.
Speaker 5: Anytime it's on, I have to watch it because I'm
Speaker 5: still blown away that I made that kick because of
Speaker 5: the intensity of it. Can never you can never discount
Speaker 5: your dream come true as a kicker of thinking about.
Speaker 4: You know, being you know, kicking a game winning Super
Speaker 4: Bowl kick.
Speaker 5: I mean, that's that's absolutely the thing that I dreamt
Speaker 5: about the most in my entire life as a kid.
Speaker 4: All the way tell the moment what that had happened.
Speaker 5: But the one that I'm the most proud of is
Speaker 5: the one in the snow because just out of the difficulty,
Speaker 5: but whenever you can end a Super Bowl and your
Speaker 5: world champions coming off of the coming off your foot,
Speaker 5: I think that's probably one of the greatest moments as well.
Speaker 3: You got a Brady story I haven't heard, you know.
Speaker 4: I just I admire him so much.
Speaker 5: You know, obviously we've all seen his draft day photos
Speaker 5: and and how he started and then how he you know,
Speaker 5: when he came in, when when when Bloodsoa got injured
Speaker 5: that game, and watching how great of a teammate he was,
Speaker 5: and how hard he worked to take care of his body,
Speaker 5: into how he studied and how he led the team.
Speaker 4: There's just so many things that when I think of Tom.
Speaker 5: Brady and and his his greatness, it's I just like
Speaker 5: I said in my speech, I was so honored that
Speaker 5: our paths came together and we got to write that
Speaker 5: story together. Obviously I left and and he uh, he
Speaker 5: continued on and kept on that dynasty and his legacy
Speaker 5: for many many more years.
Speaker 4: But how we all started it together.
Speaker 5: Those guys on that two thousand and one team, you know,
Speaker 5: they're just as much my true brothers is my biological.
Speaker 4: Genetic brothers, their family like anybody else. For sure.
Speaker 2: My guy Fritzie, who is the one who books the
Speaker 2: guest he critiqued your Hall of Fame speech, Todd, would
Speaker 2: you like to say to Adam what you thought of
Speaker 2: his speech?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 3: My concern is.
Speaker 8: When you're doing anything that's in a roasting fashion, or
Speaker 8: you're making a joke that may or may not call
Speaker 8: fall flat, That was really basically my only concern as
Speaker 8: far as the time and place when you're thanking everyone
Speaker 8: and you're going through your childhood and all the people
Speaker 8: that came out to see you.
Speaker 9: So that was my big concern.
Speaker 8: You don't want your special moment to be ducked into
Speaker 8: the Hall of Fame ruined because someone may have gotten
Speaker 8: offended or took something the wrong way when you were
Speaker 8: just trying to make a joke or say something like that.
Speaker 9: So that's that was the only point I want to well.
Speaker 4: And what I tried to do.
Speaker 5: I started heartfelt, obviously talked about you know, my family
Speaker 5: and what they meant to me, come my grassroots from
Speaker 5: South Dakota and just along the way how I got there.
Speaker 5: And then obviously I wanted to keep the Hall of famers.
Speaker 5: You know, the guys that were sitting on the stage,
Speaker 5: they always tell us, hey, man, make it short, like
Speaker 5: don't we don't want to be sleeping up here. They
Speaker 5: give you, you know, put a little pressure on you, right,
Speaker 5: So I said, I'm going to make it entertaining. And
Speaker 5: then the heartfelt part, the hardest part for me is
Speaker 5: when I was addressing football, I wanted to make it
Speaker 5: be you're a person, and how do I thank you
Speaker 5: for it?
Speaker 4: I tried to make it poetic at the end, right,
Speaker 4: And that was the hardest part for me.
Speaker 5: Every time I did that, I literally would be wiping
Speaker 5: tears away from my face.
Speaker 4: And so I wanted it to start sentimental. I wanted to.
Speaker 5: Make people laugh, and then I wanted to end it
Speaker 5: with a bang at the end.
Speaker 4: So hopefully I accomplished that.
Speaker 5: If if people got offended or thought it was inappropriate,
Speaker 5: I apologize to you.
Speaker 2: Guys, butize to anything to Todd's the buzzkill Adam, I will.
Speaker 8: Add, I'm a huge bronco then, so anybody associated with
Speaker 8: the patriots and cults, you got to understand with the
Speaker 8: wink that I'm going to be.
Speaker 3: Critical before you say one word line. It's okay, right,
Speaker 3: Adam Todd.
Speaker 2: Todd was critical of your speech until he found out
Speaker 2: we were going to have you on, and then all
Speaker 2: of a sudden he started to backtrack a little bit
Speaker 2: on that he was He was critical of Michael Jordan's
Speaker 2: Hall of Fame speech as well. Just want to just
Speaker 2: want to let you know you're in good company there. Congrats,
Speaker 2: thank you, yeah, and uh, you're a Hall of Famer
Speaker 2: Man feels wonderful.
Speaker 4: I never knew gold looked that good on me.
Speaker 5: I'm definitely tickle pink, and I just it's still it's
Speaker 5: weird to even say it hasn't one hundred percent sunken
Speaker 5: in yet.
Speaker 4: But uh, you know, my class.
Speaker 5: I couldn't have been more honored listening to their speeches
Speaker 5: and being around them for the last seven months, just
Speaker 5: the pros pros. I just got to develop great relationships
Speaker 5: with those guys, and I'm so happy that I'm going
Speaker 5: to be able to share that and be part of
Speaker 5: their class forever.
Speaker 2: Maybe Gronk goes in next year and you'll and Belichick
Speaker 2: that's right, yeah, good.
Speaker 5: And then obviously Brady the following year. I mean that
Speaker 5: I would be I mean that's a that's a guarantee you.
Speaker 3: I would have thought you would go in before Belichick.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's it's pretty wild, for sure.
Speaker 3: I want to go to Gronk's party the after party,
Speaker 3: Oh me too.
Speaker 4: Hopefully he invites me.
Speaker 5: We weren't we weren't. We're obviously both Patriots, not all both.
Speaker 5: But here's the thing, right when you're a gold jacket,
Speaker 5: you get a bounce around and go to the party,
Speaker 5: so even if he doesn't invite him anyway, Thank you, Adam,
Speaker 5: thank you, thanks for having me on.
Speaker 3: Adam vin Terry Hall of Famer, Todd.
Speaker 9: Hall of Famer, Adam Vinari have the patriots and cults.
Speaker 3: Okay, you didn't think I was going to call you out,
Speaker 3: did you?
Speaker 8: As the interview was going by him like, I think
Speaker 8: he's gonna maybe give me a reprieve and he's.
Speaker 9: Not going to come to it. But we just snuck
Speaker 9: it in there.
Speaker 10: Yes, Dylan, I thought, as far as backtracks go, that
Speaker 10: was actually pretty well executed.
Speaker 5: Credit about all the time.
Speaker 8: Anyway, do you want to say someone that can take
Speaker 8: away from your special day in your in your history
Speaker 8: of your life.
Speaker 9: It's like, that was great thing. He's a Hall famous
Speaker 9: but why do you make that comment about Belichick or
Speaker 9: Peyton Manning. They got upset about it.
Speaker 2: He talked about how he's gonna miss the camaraderie of
Speaker 2: giving each other grief in the locker room.
Speaker 3: That's probably last call for him.
Speaker 9: You're in the bus.
Speaker 2: If you add problems with Michael Jordan's retirement Hall of
Speaker 2: Fame speech.
Speaker 8: I was ready to critique Adam before he said one
Speaker 8: word up then because of New England.
Speaker 3: And he's still listening though.
Speaker 11: I'm sure he's got this, he's got this puzzled look there,
Speaker 11: he's not leaving Todd.
Speaker 9: He's got one more cold jacket than I have.
Speaker 4: I'm still listening.
Speaker 9: Four rings and a gold jacket, God bless him.
Speaker 2: Alrighty, well, take a break. That's Hall of Famer Adam Vinitterry.
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness, you came in in a buzz well
Speaker 2: you always are in it.
Speaker 9: I really thought you were gonna let me off the hook.
Speaker 9: It was about seven eight minutes in and you hadn't
Speaker 9: mentioned it.
Speaker 10: No, yes, Dylan, it was like eleven ten. I was like,
Speaker 10: there's no way letting Todd off the hook. And then
Speaker 10: just all right, I think we're done. Actually, Todd, my guy,
Speaker 10: that books.
Speaker 9: Are really is what you're gonna do.
Speaker 2: But just when you were critical of this speech and
Speaker 2: then you found out he was going to join us,
Speaker 2: and then you started to backtrack so much.
Speaker 9: He's gonna say things, but you don't have to say
Speaker 9: a face defence. When you made me a person, shouted trouphle,
Speaker 9: he's sitting in there next year. Really you're gonna make
Speaker 9: me do that?
Speaker 2: Now that was funny. Though I hope he took it
Speaker 2: this time. I don't think that he did not. I
Speaker 2: don't think Shannon Sharp thought that was funny.
Speaker 9: That being said, I think a Barcolm.
Speaker 2: If he looked at you, I said, oh, Todd does
Speaker 2: a great impersonation of you. And he looked over and
Speaker 2: he's like, and then you started with your Shannon Shark.
Speaker 8: Then I patted his arm afterwards and it was a
Speaker 8: brick wall that I was touching with his bicep.
Speaker 9: My mom, and this guy's gonna kill me.
Speaker 3: When he looked at you and he unhappy.
Speaker 9: I don't think here's that that I'll me about. It
Speaker 9: is not really a positive impersonation.
Speaker 3: Let me hear it again.
Speaker 12: I think Denver brock with and Poe Nick the cook
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Speaker 9: I think it called they should have got a tough
Speaker 9: ball after you. But bog out her bad. You're gonna
Speaker 9: go super with you.
Speaker 3: We're definitely not getting them on.
Speaker 9: It's not looking good right now.
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Speaker 2: Since I'm a big horse racing guy. Now, we just
Speaker 2: got invited to the Breeders' Cup that's in Lexington, Kentucky.
Speaker 2: That'll be at Keenland and that'll be the end of October.
Speaker 2: They wanted to know if we wanted to go there.
Speaker 2: I have to find out if my three year old
Speaker 2: Philly Counting Stars will be raed seeing there at Keenlin.
Speaker 10: Yes, Dylan, if Counting Stars is racing, are we going?
Speaker 2: I'd have to talk to the big german since he
Speaker 2: does all of our road trips. But I don't know.
Speaker 2: I think if I owned a piece of the horse,
Speaker 2: not just I'm a friend of somebody who owns a
Speaker 2: piece of the horse, then maybe may if they give
Speaker 2: me like five percent of the horse gift you No, no,
Speaker 2: I mean I'll have to buy five percent of the horse.
Speaker 3: I don't know what that's going to cost.
Speaker 2: But if I get five percent, then maybe I would
Speaker 2: go to the Breeders' Cup.
Speaker 15: Yes, Pa, I found a couple articles here just from
Speaker 15: last week that it's not official, but Counting Stars tracking
Speaker 15: towards being in the breeders Tracking.
Speaker 2: Okay, so that's that might be the best three year
Speaker 2: old Philly in America, and if one of the Ortize
Speaker 2: brothers is the jockey, then she's gonna win again.
Speaker 10: Yes, Dylan, Kay, I think Jason Worth owns ten percent
Speaker 10: of a Jason Worth, the former MLB player who won
Speaker 10: the Belmont Steak stand. So he's got ten percent of
Speaker 10: that horse and he's everywhere.
Speaker 2: I saw him at Saratoga. Yeah, haear is still long
Speaker 2: and flowing. And I saw Flavor Flave. Of course, I
Speaker 2: don't know what horse. It was one of those where
Speaker 2: you go there's a guy with a clock around his net.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's Flavor Flame. Of course. You would see him
Speaker 3: at Saratoga.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Paul Breeders Cup late October, Kentucky Foliage. Bourbon in
Speaker 6: the air.
Speaker 5: What.
Speaker 3: Okay, I've done that. The Bourbon trail.
Speaker 2: If you ever get a chance, all the different distilleries
Speaker 2: down there is bourbon still a big thing. It felt
Speaker 2: like it was a big thing and then all of
Speaker 2: a sudden it like it feels like alcohol is shifting here,
Speaker 2: like they you drink a lot of those high noon
Speaker 2: you know kind of stuff like that. Dylan, Yeah, low carbon,
Speaker 2: of course, But I don't know if people are drinking
Speaker 2: like hard liquor the way they used to. I have
Speaker 2: a friend who's a liquor salesman, and he said, things
Speaker 2: are changing, you know that maybe you're not drinking wine
Speaker 2: in what we normally drink, Like there's a different wine.
Speaker 16: I don't know.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, I think almost. In like the way fashion is,
Speaker 10: there's sort of a cyclical nature. So like bourbon, like
Speaker 10: you said, was huge, Like you go to a liquor
Speaker 10: store and there's an entire wall that's just bourbon.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 10: And I think like tequila became really popular where it
Speaker 10: used to be like there's four tequilas and now there's
Speaker 10: a million gin.
Speaker 3: At one point. So I think they all kind of
Speaker 3: have their time in the sun.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it feels like that that, like tequila. I remember
Speaker 2: growing up, I would never drink tequila. You drink it
Speaker 2: one time and have a bad day, you never drink
Speaker 2: it again. Then all of a sudden, somebody will say, man,
Speaker 2: if you had this tequila and then you take a
Speaker 2: sip like you drink it properly. You know, back when
Speaker 2: you're in high school or college, you're like, yeah, I'll
Speaker 2: take that. I was drinking boons Farm back then.
Speaker 15: Yeah, paulin time, Meg magazine had an article just a
Speaker 15: month ago about the alcoholic consummation in in America and
Speaker 15: it says there's a number of reasons people are going
Speaker 15: to bars less. There's health reasons, they even say, like
Speaker 15: gummies and weed. They it's a combination of all these
Speaker 15: different reasons. But it's really affecting the liquor business.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, that makes sense. But yeah, the tequila tastes
Speaker 2: a lot different. Like you give me a nice repisato,
Speaker 2: put it on ice, just you know, a nice cube
Speaker 2: in there. Have a cigar that's good. Tune out the family.
Speaker 2: It's like a downstairs I've been calling you. Uh, I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: I couldn't. I couldn't hear you. I was having too
Speaker 2: good of a time down here. Yes, dull when it's bad.
Speaker 10: We started talked about this the other day with like pizza,
Speaker 10: even when it's bad, it's good. Tequila of like the
Speaker 10: well level, yeah booze, when that is the worst of
Speaker 10: them all, Like bad tequila is worse than bad any
Speaker 10: other booze.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, there's certain bourbons that you can get, like
Speaker 2: Buffalo Trace that's not expensive. Now, it might be hard
Speaker 2: to get in certain areas, but that to me, is
Speaker 2: a great bargain, delicious. Yeah, Buffalo trace is I don't
Speaker 2: know what it is depending on where you live, but
Speaker 2: it's like forty dollars and it is really good tasty.
Speaker 2: But yeah, bourbon had its moment, and then people get
Speaker 2: caught up in Papi van Winkle. And I always say,
Speaker 2: if I gave you three different bourbons and I told
Speaker 2: you one of them was Papi van Winkle, you wouldn't
Speaker 2: be able to tell the difference. If I gave you
Speaker 2: a fifteen year Pappy, you'd be like, I don't know.
Speaker 2: But it's the supply and demand. You can't get it
Speaker 2: now you want it. And then people in the secondary market.
Speaker 2: I remember meeting Julian van Winkle, so the company is
Speaker 2: named after his father, but I Julian took over, and
Speaker 2: he said people come up to him, like at the
Speaker 2: Kentucky Derby and they get mad. They're like, why you
Speaker 2: charge so much for your bourbon? He goes, that's the
Speaker 2: secondary Like they people don't understand. They think that he's
Speaker 2: the one who is putting, you know, twelve hundred dollars
Speaker 2: on this bottle of bourbon. He goes, I sell it
Speaker 2: for the same price. It's the secondary market that drives it,
Speaker 2: you know, up to a couple of thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Dylan, that's I.
Speaker 10: Going to Michael Jordan being like I just paid four
Speaker 10: thousand dollars for these Jordans.
Speaker 3: It's like, yeah, we didn't sell me. Yeah, I no.
Speaker 2: But he said people come up to him at the
Speaker 2: Derby and you know, he's like, should be there taking
Speaker 2: a victory lap, you know, like I created a great bourbon.
Speaker 2: He did say something something to me that has stayed
Speaker 2: with me for a couple of years. He said, I
Speaker 2: am making bourbon now that I won't be alive to taste,
Speaker 2: like imagine that. But he's saying, you know, if he
Speaker 2: does like a twenty one year old, I think is
Speaker 2: I don't know twenty one or twenty three is their oldest,
Speaker 2: but he said, you know, at his age and he's
Speaker 2: probably close to seventy. But he said, I'm making bourbon
Speaker 2: that I won't be alive to taste when you're ready
Speaker 2: to taste it at twenty one years. But he did say,
Speaker 2: get the fifteen. If you're going to ever get a
Speaker 2: Pappy van winklebottle, get the fifteen. He said, I think
Speaker 2: it's the true representation of what my bourbon should taste like.
Speaker 2: I don't know we got started on this, but oh,
Speaker 2: we're going to Lexington, Kentucky. Now we need to go
Speaker 2: to Louisville to get the bourbon though. Oh yeah, the
Speaker 2: bourbon trail there. Let me see a couple of calls
Speaker 2: David in Knoxville. Good morning, David. What do you have
Speaker 2: for me today?
Speaker 17: Good morning Dan.
Speaker 18: Just a couple of comments. I really do enjoy my
Speaker 18: nine am to noon hours because of your show, and
Speaker 18: I really enjoyed your interviews, especially.
Speaker 17: Like the last two you did.
Speaker 18: I really like Kirk kirk Street and I've met him
Speaker 18: a couple of times in Nashville, and his take on
Speaker 18: football is so refreshing. And I too on a Golden
Speaker 18: Retriever Toby, and I'm in a wheelchair and I walk
Speaker 18: in through the neighborhood of pe Trot's and I've got
Speaker 18: a power wheelchair and people will go down the street
Speaker 18: and roll the windows down and say, hey, Toby's everybody
Speaker 18: knows him and he loves people.
Speaker 7: And like Kirk was seeing.
Speaker 18: While ago, when he's in the camera, when Peter's in
Speaker 18: the camera, like Toby, if somebody sees him or calls
Speaker 18: this name, that taale goes up a little bit higher,
Speaker 18: that head goes up a little bit higher, those street
Speaker 18: plants a little bit higher, And he's just a godsend
Speaker 18: to me. Plus we also have some passive hounds that
Speaker 18: I'm really partial to you. So just a couple of comments.
Speaker 18: I just want to tell you that I really enjoyed
Speaker 18: your show, and thank you so much.
Speaker 2: David, Thank you, thank you. You ever seen a Golden
Speaker 2: Retriever in a bad mood? Like those dogs are always
Speaker 2: in a good mood every time you see them. They're
Speaker 2: like the happiest dogs. You could be gone for five
Speaker 2: minutes or five months and they treat you the same way, like, I,
Speaker 2: where are you being? I just went out and got
Speaker 2: the mail and it came back. Oh I know, okay,
Speaker 2: yes boy.
Speaker 15: It is the funniest thing. No one's excited as excited
Speaker 15: as your dog to see you come back from the market.
Speaker 2: I know, I got a cat and that cat couldn't
Speaker 2: care less. My daughter's got a cat and he can't heaves, Like, hey,
Speaker 2: what's on?
Speaker 3: Yes, Dylan, well is it?
Speaker 10: Dogs have no concept of like time or object permanent,
Speaker 10: So the moment you walk out the door.
Speaker 3: They're like, I guess they're dead. I don't know, they're
Speaker 3: dead to me. They're dead to me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Spike in Wisconsin, Hi, Spike, what do you have
Speaker 2: for me today?
Speaker 7: Hey?
Speaker 16: Good morning Dan. Regarding the Hall of Fame speeches, It's
Speaker 16: impossible to pick the best, but the funniest of all
Speaker 16: time was Bob Buker. He no actually had every Hall
Speaker 16: of Fame or on stage with some in tears crying,
Speaker 16: and I was just wondering, have you ever heard that?
Speaker 16: And then also, you know, Bob was only on your
Speaker 16: show I think twice the first couple of years. Do
Speaker 16: you have any Bob Buker stories you could share with us?
Speaker 2: I still have his phone number in my phone. I
Speaker 2: have a voicemail that I kept that he called me.
Speaker 2: And when he would be on Johnny Carson, right, John,
Speaker 2: he just let him go. Johnny knew that Bob Bucker
Speaker 2: was funnier and he made him a star. He just
Speaker 2: let him go. And Johnny played this straight man brilliantly.
Speaker 2: When we went to Milwaukee for the Sausage Races and
Speaker 2: he said, why don't you come up in the booth,
Speaker 2: And I mean, I was honored that he would say,
Speaker 2: just come up and you know, sit, I'll talk to you,
Speaker 2: you know, in between innings. And I was up there
Speaker 2: for I don't know, probably an hour, and we stayed
Speaker 2: in touch usually get ready for spring training. I would
Speaker 2: talk to him or I would text him, and I
Speaker 2: just you know, he's a legend and he was very
Speaker 2: gracious with his time when I was around him.
Speaker 3: Yes, Marvel.
Speaker 12: When I was a kid and I saw him major
Speaker 12: League for the first time, I didn't know he was
Speaker 12: a real baseball announcer. I just thought he was a comic.
Speaker 12: And they was like, oh, he does for the Brewers.
Speaker 12: I was like, he.
Speaker 2: Does Aaron and fort Wayne. Aron, what do you have
Speaker 2: for me today?
Speaker 7: Hey Dan, thanks for taking my call. I got a
Speaker 7: best and worst for you. In a comment Stephen Day
Speaker 7: coming back to the Indiana Hoodis football team, I mean,
Speaker 7: I felt terrible for him.
Speaker 14: He went down after.
Speaker 7: The Big Ten championship game celebrating like U gave a
Speaker 7: high five and towards ACL So hopefully you know it
Speaker 7: plays this year and had maybe a chance to get
Speaker 7: in the NFL. So feel good for him and the
Speaker 7: worst of the weekend for me. Stephanie White, the comments
Speaker 7: she made after the game, After the Fever game, I
Speaker 7: just think she's really dropping the ball as a Fever coach, like,
Speaker 7: no matter what, you got to back up your players
Speaker 7: and just kind of couting the other team and acting
Speaker 7: like it wasn't dirty. You just got to say it's
Speaker 7: bush league. You're the coach, say something like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, even if you're not all in on it, you
Speaker 2: still have to have your players backs. And she tried
Speaker 2: to downplay it a little bit now and I understand it.
Speaker 2: Look so much of the WA is not about actual basketball,
Speaker 2: it's everything surrounding it because everybody is going to grab
Speaker 2: it and make it their agenda. This is what I
Speaker 2: want to talk about. They're not covering the WNBA. They're
Speaker 2: covering issues that surround the WNBA. They're using these for
Speaker 2: their own platforms. But they're they're really good stories, they're
Speaker 2: really good players.
Speaker 6: It's just.
Speaker 2: That's why I always say, when somebody's talking about the WNBA,
Speaker 2: let me hear if they're not talking about Caitlin Clark
Speaker 2: or issues around the WNBA. Count the number of times
Speaker 2: somebody is talking about the WNBA and they're going to
Speaker 2: mention some other team or some other player.
Speaker 12: Yes, Marph yeah, ask them the name six other WNBA teams,
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, or like who has the best record in
Speaker 12: the WNBA something like that, Just something real general, not
Speaker 12: any you have to go into the weeds, just real
Speaker 12: general questions.
Speaker 2: They don't people don't care like that's it's like, wait
Speaker 2: a minute, who said what?
Speaker 3: Who did what? And it's not just it's not about basketball.
Speaker 2: And that's unfortunate because this should be when we look
Speaker 2: back on this fifteen twenty years from now, we should
Speaker 2: be like, oh my god, did they take advantage of
Speaker 2: that the Golden era?
Speaker 3: They didn't take advantage of it.
Speaker 15: Yeah, Pauling, you could always tell with the timing of
Speaker 15: coverage on social media too. Let's say an incident happens
Speaker 15: in the middle of the game. Three hours later, people
Speaker 15: start reacting on social media because they didn't watch it live,
Speaker 15: the reaction to the reaction, and so they're all just
Speaker 15: jumping on the bandwagon for their own agendas, like you said,
Speaker 15: and look.
Speaker 3: I is that a hard foul and Sophie cunning him?
Speaker 3: Yes it is.
Speaker 2: But then there's things about Sophie that there's a political
Speaker 2: side to this, and she's an enforcer, she's done this.
Speaker 2: Is it a hard basketball play?
Speaker 3: Yes? Is it a flagrant one? Yes? Is it flagrant too?
Speaker 3: Do you throw her out of the game?
Speaker 2: Now they did upgrade it, but you know you're watching
Speaker 2: it in real time, and yes, is that a hard foul?
Speaker 3: Yes? But then nobody just looks at it for that.
Speaker 2: It's let's extrapolate and let's talk about all these other things.
Speaker 2: Then it becomes a global dilemma. And I do not
Speaker 2: subscribe to any publicity as good publicity. Just ask the
Speaker 2: commissioner of the WNBA. And I can't imagine she can
Speaker 2: hang on to this job. I just think you really
Speaker 2: need to have a fresh face. She has this year
Speaker 2: coming up, and that's it.
Speaker 3: It feels like you just.
Speaker 2: Need somebody who's out there and talking about these things.
Speaker 2: And that's all I've ever asked. I like watching the sport.
Speaker 2: I appreciate the sport. I appreciate those who came before.
Speaker 2: But you have to be in the now. You've got
Speaker 2: to be right there. Adam Silver, Rob Manfred and they
Speaker 2: may not like my line of questioning, but they're there
Speaker 2: to answer it because I'm the conduit to the audience.
Speaker 2: I still don't know why Caitlin Clark wasn't on the
Speaker 2: thirtieth anniversary poster. I've asked, I don't know if it
Speaker 2: has to do with her side deal with Nike or don't.
Speaker 2: I don't know anything, but nobody is there to say
Speaker 2: we're going to answer questions. This should be a time
Speaker 2: of growth and it's not. They are going to rue
Speaker 2: the day looking back on this where they had an
Speaker 2: unbelievable opportunity and they allowed it to slip away. Take
Speaker 2: a break, Last Call for phone Calls?
Speaker 3: What we Learn? What's in store tomorrow? After this?
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Speaker 3: What's in store Tomorrow? On this.
Speaker 2: Often nominated but never winning program, This is the year.
Speaker 3: I think. I think we're winning a Sports Emmy this year.
Speaker 3: It feels like, you know.
Speaker 6: Are you going, Larry Bird hand up.
Speaker 2: I've done that before where somebody saw our tape and
Speaker 2: they go, I don't know how you guys don't win,
Speaker 2: and I go, oh, but we don't win.
Speaker 3: There are yes, we've proven that we can't win.
Speaker 6: We know, ye don't win. We're expertise.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, when he goes, I don't know how you
Speaker 2: guys don't win. Yeah, we're still trying to figure that
Speaker 2: out too. Maybe this is the year. Maybe I get
Speaker 2: one posthumously. Oh no, maybe I won't be around to
Speaker 2: accept it. Yes, this could be our revenuet.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: Leo finally wins for the movie that you know that
Speaker 3: was not a good movie, but he won. That was
Speaker 3: a little too much.
Speaker 10: Wait, he didn't do anything, he just yeah, all he
Speaker 10: did is like you got lit up by a bear.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, come on to Maine. That's that's every day
Speaker 2: up there for me. Yes, yes, Marvin.
Speaker 12: That's your least favorite thing about the Academy Awards is
Speaker 12: those guys that get awards like after they were they
Speaker 12: were supposed to like al Pacino, he went for Scent
Speaker 12: of a Woman because they were like, Look, he didn't
Speaker 12: win for The Godfather, He's got to win for this.
Speaker 15: Yes, I think Paul Newman didn't get the Best Actor
Speaker 15: until Color of Money. Yeah, Tom Cruise, which very good
Speaker 15: movie though, Yeah, but not at his best.
Speaker 2: No, No, Paul Newman was playing Paul Newman.
Speaker 6: He's too good looking. He didn't need awards.
Speaker 12: Yes, Marvin, like Denzel in Training Day, but you don't
Speaker 12: went from Malcolm X.
Speaker 3: I didn't think he was great in Training Day.
Speaker 9: He's just a bad guy.
Speaker 2: He was just one dimensional, like he was brilliant, one dimensional.
Speaker 2: Ethan Hawk was spectacular. He had the whole gamut of
Speaker 2: emotions there what he had to do. It's such a
Speaker 2: sneaky great performance by him. You think it's sneaky because
Speaker 2: I think it's great. Well, he got nominated, but I
Speaker 2: don't know. I think that Denzel overshadowed him. Like Denzel
Speaker 2: so big performance name that it was like, oh hey,
Speaker 2: that guy right there is pretty good. Wasn't he in
Speaker 2: Dead Poet Society? Yeah, okay, that's a good role, yes,
Speaker 2: mar Yeah.
Speaker 12: And Training Date. The bathtub scene.
Speaker 3: Oh man, oh man.
Speaker 2: But the two guys who were there and they have
Speaker 2: the shotgun and like the one guy was really slow,
Speaker 2: like mentally or his role his character. Ugh when they
Speaker 2: and he realizes that Denzel has left him there and
Speaker 2: they're playing cards and then all of a sudden they
Speaker 2: find out they got to take him to the bathtub.
Speaker 2: Oh boy, so good. Fresh in Milwaukee, Hi Fresh, what
Speaker 2: do you have for me?
Speaker 14: What's DP and Dan ed got a quick statement in
Speaker 14: the question today for you, Okay, all right, I just
Speaker 14: wanted to give some love out to the second winning
Speaker 14: his head coach in the history and my Milwaukee Bucks
Speaker 14: best head coach, Don Nelson. He passed away yesterday, accomplished
Speaker 14: five ranks of the Celtics Square three time Coach of
Speaker 14: the Year, and a great innovator.
Speaker 2: No I mentioned all of this fresh. I went, I
Speaker 2: went through his resume. I found him to be a genius.
Speaker 2: I thought he was an offensive minded genius.
Speaker 14: Oh so, what is his best tactic that is still
Speaker 14: being used in the NBA today? Is it Nelly ball?
Speaker 14: Which is small ball, point forwards, five out space or
Speaker 14: the big one hacker shack.
Speaker 2: I would say that it was it's point forward because
Speaker 2: Lebron's going to play that this year. Draymonds made a
Speaker 2: Hall of Fame career out of this. You know, small ball.
Speaker 2: Scottie Pippen was a point forward. Yeah, Nelly was really
Speaker 2: a brilliant innovator. He really was. I saw this. Jacob
Speaker 2: Wilson of the Athletics set major League record for shortstops
Speaker 2: he played in his one hundred and eleventh consecutive errorless
Speaker 2: game the old mark Mike Bordick of the Orioles back
Speaker 2: in two thousand and two, right.
Speaker 3: Way today.
Speaker 11: Today, This is the style of the day.
Speaker 2: Eric Bienemy returned to the team today after a two
Speaker 2: week absence following the shooting of his wife. He missed
Speaker 2: eleven practices and he was with his wife, who was
Speaker 2: allegedly shot by the couple's son, at the family's home.
Speaker 2: I haven't heard an up date on me a b
Speaker 2: enemy his wife, and I don't know. Have you seen anything.
Speaker 2: She's She's being treated for serious injuries, but in multiple
Speaker 2: gunshot wounds, but I haven't had a health update on her.
Speaker 3: James in Virginia, Hi, James, Oh, thank you.
Speaker 17: For taking my fall brother. Happy Monday. Dansolute the Commanders,
Speaker 17: man big time, all the time, every and yes DPU
Speaker 17: all right, man. I do have bad days, but most
Speaker 17: don't see it, but my wife Shirley does and I
Speaker 17: love her to death.
Speaker 11: Man.
Speaker 17: And the bet was for the forty nine ers not
Speaker 17: making the NFC Championship game.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 17: I kept putting it off and putting it off, and
Speaker 17: I couldn't think of a better time to do it
Speaker 17: than celebrating my son's first birthday.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 17: He turns one on Monday next Monday. So there was
Speaker 17: a smash take and we had a wonderful time. And
Speaker 17: as you saw, Man, my daughter really really enjoyed putting
Speaker 17: that cake in my face. Man, And real quick a
Speaker 17: worse for me, Man, larrymy Tunsil going down for Washington.
Speaker 18: Man.
Speaker 17: I called him last week and he was one of
Speaker 17: the key people that I pointed out. And losing an
Speaker 17: all pro left tackle, Man is never good, but the
Speaker 17: season sounds going.
Speaker 14: Man.
Speaker 17: Salute the Commanders, and my best of all, Man is
Speaker 17: Unreal a documentary on Netflix.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 17: When I was a kid, I used to watch wrestling
Speaker 17: with my dad a lot, and I really fell off
Speaker 17: and it just gives you a behind the scenes look man,
Speaker 17: and it really drew me in Man to see how
Speaker 17: they make the sausage.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 17: And it's really art that those gentlemen do and the
Speaker 17: crazy theatrics that they put on in is something real
Speaker 17: to watch how they do that, Man. So I'm gonna
Speaker 17: shout out Unreal and the WWE Man.
Speaker 7: Y'all have a.
Speaker 17: Wonderful day, Gentleman, Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Salute the commanders, James, thank you, and James sent in
Speaker 2: a video of him smashing himself in the face with
Speaker 2: a cake.
Speaker 12: Yes, Marvin James hung up, but I wanted to salute
Speaker 12: him as a fellow black father.
Speaker 2: Oh and when Marvin saw James in Virginia, He's think,
Speaker 2: wait a minute, he's what.
Speaker 12: I definitely put the h the emphasis. Wow what I
Speaker 12: was like, Oh, I'm in there's a Malik, there's Jamal,
Speaker 12: there's James. I was like, he's white.
Speaker 3: This day in sports history, Paul.
Speaker 6: I've never heard of this guy before.
Speaker 15: Nineteen forty seven, pilot William Otum completed the all Around
Speaker 15: World flight with the record of seventy three hours and
Speaker 15: five minutes solo around the world. Imagine, like you want
Speaker 15: to get a Q. That's a tough situation. Seventy three
Speaker 15: hours to do the whole world nineteen forty seven.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but didn't you have to stop for gas?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 15: But like after like twelve hour flights, let's make a stop.
Speaker 3: Uh, Tod, what did you learn today?
Speaker 8: Rob and Boise suggest you take a few shots of
Speaker 8: your favorite whiskey before giving that wedding speech.
Speaker 3: Dylan Todd's not afraid of Adam Viniti At Marvin, No
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