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Speaker 1: our two on this Wednesday, Dan and The Danis dan
Speaker 1: Patrick Show. The great writer Stephen King putting out some
Speaker 1: clickbait and I think he got me. Here's his tweet.
Speaker 1: Assuming good Fellows is number three on the old time
Speaker 1: Mobster movie list, what are the other seven best gangster movies?
Speaker 1: Who said good Fellas? I'll tell you who didn't say
Speaker 1: good Fellas? Everybody that was this guy? Right? Yeah? Good
Speaker 1: good Fellows, good Fellows. Yeah, they're a bunch of good fellows. Yes,
Speaker 1: good Fellas. It's good Fellows. It's a movie about a
Speaker 1: bunch of nice guys just you know, trying to cut
Speaker 1: their lawn for good about it. I think that Matthew
Speaker 1: McConaughey movie good Fellows. Yes, mcclub this is your one
Speaker 1: cultural blind spot right here. This is the one area
Speaker 1: that you do not embrace. Mafia movie. I don't. I
Speaker 1: don't because I was cautioned by my wife, because of
Speaker 1: her side of the family, that this is not brought up.
Speaker 1: And I just said, okay, I'm not bringing it up.
Speaker 1: When you find out some relative of some relative owned
Speaker 1: a parking lot in New York. I don't need to
Speaker 1: know how you got it and what you do with
Speaker 1: it a parking garage like okay, yeah, seton Goodfellas came
Speaker 1: out in nineteen ninety yeah, and that you have ample
Speaker 1: time to watch that movie. Oh that doesn't mean I
Speaker 1: liked it. I watch, I don't discuss it. I didn't.
Speaker 1: I was okay with it. I just everybody dies in
Speaker 1: the end of these mob movies, and that's what I
Speaker 1: just like the Godfather. I like Sonny Corleone. I didn't
Speaker 1: want him to die, like Brando, Okay, you die, all right,
Speaker 1: you're the Godfather. You're gonna die, I don't know. And
Speaker 1: then they swear that they're gonna protect what is it,
Speaker 1: the Omerita or homer Meritha, and then they always churn
Speaker 1: against each other. All right, here's the question for this
Speaker 1: side of the glass. If Dan were to only watch
Speaker 1: and sit down and watch the entire thing, the First Godfather,
Speaker 1: good Fellas, or the entire Soprano series, but you got
Speaker 1: to commit to one of those threeop But we have
Speaker 1: to pick on your behalf. What would you guys say? Well,
Speaker 1: can I just make one slight change into you have
Speaker 1: to watch you actually have to watch all three Godfathers,
Speaker 1: not just the first one and two are they're probably
Speaker 1: the second and third best mafia movies of all time,
Speaker 1: with good Fellas being the first. Good. Yeah, but Stephen
Speaker 1: King says good Fellows is three. Okay, Yeah, but I
Speaker 1: might not agree with him. Okay, he's saying Godfather one
Speaker 1: and two and two good Fellas, although his tweet it
Speaker 1: doesn't actually make sense because if he says, I think
Speaker 1: he's saying all three Godfathers, because he's like, why he says,
Speaker 1: what are the other seven best? Who does a top
Speaker 1: eight list? Yes, Todd, No, We've told you this many times.
Speaker 1: Is watching the Sopranos, especially in these times of no
Speaker 1: sports and quarantine where you have this ample opportunity to
Speaker 1: binge watch, give it to give a shout. I don't
Speaker 1: think we're gonna send you down the wrong path. If
Speaker 1: you watch many episodes of the Sopranos. I know it's great.
Speaker 1: I just I don't know there's something going into with
Speaker 1: a bad attitude. That's the poem. Yeah, you didn't have
Speaker 1: to live through the real life time of doing Sopranos.
Speaker 1: When they started doing half episodes. They only released every
Speaker 1: two years, so you'd get like six episodes or something,
Speaker 1: and then you'd have to wait another two years or something,
Speaker 1: and then nothing would happen in every single episode. You'd
Speaker 1: be like, Oh my god, they're just riding around and
Speaker 1: he's just going to therapy more. What the hell? I
Speaker 1: hate binge watching because what happens is and as much
Speaker 1: as I love Ozark and Bosh and some of these
Speaker 1: other shows, there's so much time in between seasons, and
Speaker 1: I forget what happened. It loses, you know, at least
Speaker 1: with Game of Thrones, and I didn't watch it, but
Speaker 1: Game of Thrones was each week, and therefore it you
Speaker 1: could stay with the storyline and you didn't forget the
Speaker 1: storyline or characters. Ozark comes back and I'm like, oh,
Speaker 1: that's right, her husband's dead. She poisoned him. You know,
Speaker 1: you're just going, okay, I'm trying to piece all of
Speaker 1: this together. Same thing with Bosh Love Bosh. But this
Speaker 1: last season I went, God, I'm having a hard time.
Speaker 1: I had to go back to watch the previous two
Speaker 1: episodes before I started the next season. Yeah, Paul Dan,
Speaker 1: I want to run through a handful of other mafia
Speaker 1: esque type movies. Have you seen them? Okay, Miller's crossing
Speaker 1: a little bit because I like the Cohen Brothers. A
Speaker 1: lot of people love that movie. A Broxtail chas Pomentary.
Speaker 1: I did not watch that. That good movie. You gotta
Speaker 1: see Broxtail, Okay, Casino, I did, and it was uncomfortable.
Speaker 1: I didn't. Okay, did you watch the whole thing? Yeah? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: Joe Joe Pesci that go out and they kill him
Speaker 1: to kill his brother. Sharon Stone is you know? Okay?
Speaker 1: Drug fueled Donnie Brasco with I did, but I felt
Speaker 1: bad that he was gonna turn on al Pacino. So
Speaker 1: you're gazy, you're rooting for the mafia guy. Yeah. I
Speaker 1: sometimes watch reels that that network reels, and they always
Speaker 1: do these mobster things, and every one of them ends
Speaker 1: the same way. Here's one that's really niche and mclovin's
Speaker 1: gonna love them. Mentioning this it's a Russian mafia movie.
Speaker 1: Eastern promises it might be Andrew's favorite movie. Vigo Mortons.
Speaker 1: Oh yes, anything with Vigo Mortenson taking his shirt off.
Speaker 1: I'm in what who said that? Was there nudity in that? Oh?
Speaker 1: There's actually a fight scene where naked, right, completely naked
Speaker 1: fighting some guy. That's an uncomfortable scene. Oh that was
Speaker 1: the only part I love. I remember seeing a little
Speaker 1: bit of that. Yeah. Se uh so this is sort
Speaker 1: of a side topic. Then. Is Reservoir Dogs a mafia movie?
Speaker 1: Organized crime movie? Yes, but not a mafia movie because
Speaker 1: those guys are in the mafia. Yes, that's that's on
Speaker 1: the in the monka. I don't know if that slides
Speaker 1: in under the wire. It's not your traditional New York
Speaker 1: City guys. Z, we're gonna go do this thing, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean. It's not it's not your typical
Speaker 1: New York City centered mafia movie. But it's still about
Speaker 1: organized crime. It's still about the mafia, right, But it's
Speaker 1: in La right Yeah, mclovin. See, I don't know if
Speaker 1: that's mafia because that might not have been the Italian mob.
Speaker 1: So did they do the America and the America and
Speaker 1: you know that ceremony? Like there's different levels. It's a
Speaker 1: great question. But I think there's different levels of organized
Speaker 1: crime movies. And it's never organized. That's the problem with
Speaker 1: organized crime. It doesn't feel organized. Is that just me?
Speaker 1: Highly unorganized? Yes, it is yeah, I watched that Reels
Speaker 1: channel and they're like drug lords and you know, guy
Speaker 1: with the Hell's Angels and like all of these different
Speaker 1: I mean kind of crazy, but they all kind of
Speaker 1: end the same way. Yes, I know. And you definitely
Speaker 1: didn't like that Departed. Oh god, it was horrible. I laughed.
Speaker 1: I went to the theater and saw that movie, and
Speaker 1: I laughed out loud because there's a scene where they
Speaker 1: come down the elevator and then somebody gets shot, and
Speaker 1: then somebody gets shot and somebody get shot, and I
Speaker 1: go with, come on, come on, this is funny. That
Speaker 1: being said, it's still probably a top ten mafia movie. Man,
Speaker 1: that's not a good movie. And then Jack Nicholson with
Speaker 1: his impersonation of yeah, see, Mafia movies have done a
Speaker 1: funny thing though, in that you do you do root
Speaker 1: for who are ultimately supposed to be the bad guys? Yeah,
Speaker 1: right where you're you're rooting for the mafia guy to
Speaker 1: get away from the cops. Like you've never watched a
Speaker 1: movie about Charles Manson and been like, man, I hope
Speaker 1: Charlie gets away with it. Yeah, but in mafia movies,
Speaker 1: that's kind of what you do. I don't know what
Speaker 1: it is about the mafia where we go God to
Speaker 1: be kind of cool. You know, they're they're into heroin there,
Speaker 1: prostitution and man, I hope they's just family men trying
Speaker 1: to make a buck. It's the food. That's why we
Speaker 1: like it. Because they're going to close. Yeah, killing people
Speaker 1: and extorting people's bad, but the lifestyle of the eating
Speaker 1: is fantastic. I talked to James Kahn, who played Sonny Corleone.
Speaker 1: I talked to him last week and we were talking
Speaker 1: about the toobooth scene, and he said that they had
Speaker 1: him wired up so when he gets shot, he's got
Speaker 1: one hundred and twenty seven I think they're called quibs,
Speaker 1: and they explode and there's a guy who just detonates them,
Speaker 1: you know, the special effects guy. And he said that,
Speaker 1: you know, they just blast and then blood comes out
Speaker 1: of it. But he said there was one that was
Speaker 1: one take. That scene at the toll booth is one
Speaker 1: take by Sonny Corleone, and he always makes the joke
Speaker 1: James Connie goes, if Sonny only had the right change,
Speaker 1: he could have gotten through the tollbooth. But the movie
Speaker 1: changed on that and I had to tell him, I
Speaker 1: didn't watch the whole movie. I did. I told Sonny
Speaker 1: Corleone I couldn't watch it, and he says to me,
Speaker 1: So Sonny James conn says to me, if I would
Speaker 1: have known they were gonna make Godfather two, I never
Speaker 1: would have let them kill me. He said, we all
Speaker 1: wanted to pay day, and he goes, you know, hey
Speaker 1: all got money, Bobby got money. I get started mentioning
Speaker 1: all these people. He goes, I get shot. I didn't
Speaker 1: know they were gonna do a Godfather too. I don't
Speaker 1: want to be in Godfather three, but Godfather Too. I
Speaker 1: could have made some more money. I would have told them, hey,
Speaker 1: you can rough me up, you can't kill me. Welcome
Speaker 1: to the program, Sidetrack. There's always a couple of headlines here.
Speaker 1: The NHL announces the return twenty four team playoff. They're
Speaker 1: not going to have regular season. We'll talk to the commissioner,
Speaker 1: Gary Bettman, Baseball owners asking players to take big pay cuts.
Speaker 1: It just feels like there's more of a it's like
Speaker 1: a continental divide between these two right now. And we'll
Speaker 1: find out what the NBA is going to do. Friday,
Speaker 1: I think is the big day that's when you have
Speaker 1: a conference call with the owners and think we're going
Speaker 1: to find out and exactly how many teams is it
Speaker 1: going to be in Orlando? Are you going to start
Speaker 1: the playoffs, You're gonna have the regular season? Are you
Speaker 1: gonna have play in games for maybe some of these
Speaker 1: teams to try to compete for the eighth spot. I
Speaker 1: think there's a few things that are still up for
Speaker 1: grabs there, but just some things that we've been keeping
Speaker 1: an eye on. Phil Nicholson will join us, coming up
Speaker 1: in about ten minutes. McLevin. What's the poll question here?
Speaker 1: Which sport will you miss the most this summer? It
Speaker 1: does not come back MLB, NHL or NBA? Fifty eight
Speaker 1: percent MLB to start, Okay, I'm surprised at that because
Speaker 1: with the NHL, is there a magical season, somebody's having
Speaker 1: team individual the NBA, it feels like you got some
Speaker 1: things that are hanging in the balance there. You got
Speaker 1: some marquee names, you've got some big cities involved. But
Speaker 1: Baseball maybe just the fact that we got you know,
Speaker 1: there was a little sampling there in spring training and
Speaker 1: then all of a sudden it went away quickly, and
Speaker 1: we're so used to our body adapts to the sports
Speaker 1: calendar where all of a sudden, it's time for baseball.
Speaker 1: You know, it's it's time to ramp up with the
Speaker 1: NHL postseason, NBA postseason, and now you're going. And I
Speaker 1: kind of missed that on a daily basis, nightly basis,
Speaker 1: but I would have thought it would have been the NBA.
Speaker 1: A couple of phone calls in here, Uh George and Arizona. Hi, George,
Speaker 1: would you have for me today? Oh? Great, George, I'm
Speaker 1: a ten year listener. Well, thank you, George. I've got
Speaker 1: a little thing. Denzel Washington an American gangster. Okay, I'm
Speaker 1: I'm aware of the movie. I think Russell Crowe is
Speaker 1: in it. I did not see that movie, but thank
Speaker 1: you George. It's a mobster movie. What was the one? Um? Oh,
Speaker 1: we were watching Tequila Sunrise yesterday with Mel Gibson and
Speaker 1: Michelle Pfeiffer. It was one of those movies you pop
Speaker 1: on in the background that you don't really have to watch.
Speaker 1: But yeah, Michelle Pfiffer, you watch just when she's on
Speaker 1: the screen. Do you guys think Scarface with al Paccino
Speaker 1: holds up? Because I've seen it recently and it feels
Speaker 1: very eightiesish to be. I don't know if you've seen
Speaker 1: that one day. Um, I've watched some of it. Is
Speaker 1: that recently or did I watch it recently? Some of
Speaker 1: it recently? Hell no, it's been a while. You weren't
Speaker 1: hosting Sports Center every night. I mean, like you worked
Speaker 1: four or five nights a week. I know it's a lot.
Speaker 1: You worked a lot in the nineties. Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: It was just scarface. I thought he kind of overreacted.
Speaker 1: He overacted a little bit. I thought Peccino was chewing
Speaker 1: up some film time there. That's just me. You wanted
Speaker 1: to cocaine fueled? Yes, yeah, killer. I mean I've been
Speaker 1: in seventeen movies. Hello, Yes, you're saying al Pacino overacting,
Speaker 1: maybe yelled a little bit high tack. I agree, he
Speaker 1: was chewing up some camera time in there after Golf
Speaker 1: other one. What movie did he not do that in? Oh?
Speaker 1: See this another thing. I can't bring up who's a
Speaker 1: better actor Peccino or de Niro with my wife's side
Speaker 1: of the family, because like it's really serious. They take
Speaker 1: it personal. Or if I go outside and say somebody
Speaker 1: who's not Italian is a great actor, and then they're like,
Speaker 1: what are you talking about? They're not better than Bobby
Speaker 1: or al, like like you don't know them, Bobby, Bobby,
Speaker 1: Bobby de Niro. Hey, uh, let me see, let's see
Speaker 1: if somebody else wants to yell at me here Mark
Speaker 1: and Indiana him, Mark, Hey, Dan, how you doing? Oh great? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm great? Hey five like an upside down v Hey
Speaker 1: uh Houpe of Greenwich Village. Phenomenal movie. Eric Roberts, Uh,
Speaker 1: Mickey Rourke, Carolanna, just growing up in New York. You
Speaker 1: just knew guys like that growing up. And just a
Speaker 1: great movie, great acting. I I didn't love it. I
Speaker 1: don't need Daryl Hannah in any movie. I love Mickey Rourke.
Speaker 1: But then Julia Roberts, brother, it's really just that they
Speaker 1: took my thumb. Yeah, seeing that kind of down the
Speaker 1: whole movie. They jog and it's Eric Roberts just going bonkers,
Speaker 1: and you can see where it's It's like it's it's
Speaker 1: you see these movies come right at you and Indio
Speaker 1: here it comes all right, he's gonna be interesting, all right,
Speaker 1: they're gonna take it out, all right, here we go.
Speaker 1: Then you're like a you know so I'm just not
Speaker 1: I'm not a mob guy. Dan in Connecticut, Hi da.
Speaker 1: To Vic Glovin's point earlier when you guys said, you know,
Speaker 1: when he made the distinction about Reservoir Dogs not not
Speaker 1: being a mafia movie, I think at some point you're
Speaker 1: kind of talking about two different lists of movies and categories.
Speaker 1: And to Seaton's point before, when he's like, why do
Speaker 1: you keep why do we find ourselves rooting for the
Speaker 1: bad guy and rooting for the gangster? I think that's
Speaker 1: what couple of contribution to to the mafia genre was
Speaker 1: like in God's Father too, when Michael says to the senator, Senator,
Speaker 1: we're both part of the same hypocrisy that corruptions everywhere,
Speaker 1: and no matter what you could do, you find up
Speaker 1: rooting for the guy that just wants to provide for
Speaker 1: his family and do what he can to survive or
Speaker 1: rough goo in America. And I think that's the great
Speaker 1: thing about the mafia genre. All right, Well, thank you, Dan,
Speaker 1: get a little deep there. I have a hard time
Speaker 1: watching I don't watch Reservoir Dogs. There's part of it
Speaker 1: that I like, but it gets to the torture scene
Speaker 1: and I check out all done with that. I can't
Speaker 1: watch it once. That's it. Even pulp fiction was on
Speaker 1: the other day and the scene where Zed is having
Speaker 1: his way and then all of a sudden, it said
Speaker 1: being Rheims. Yeah he's like, you know, Bruce willis as
Speaker 1: his voice still kind of quivering a little bit like
Speaker 1: we are we good? Yeah, we're good. Like I love
Speaker 1: the scene where he's leaving and he decides to pause
Speaker 1: and look through all the weapons and he takes his motorcycle.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll take a break. More phone calls coming up.
Speaker 1: Phil Nicholson will stop by. It's eighteen after the hour.
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Speaker 1: on the program. Did you get to see any of
Speaker 1: that display there? Phil? I didn't see you throwing tarts?
Speaker 1: But I love the I love the terminology. It's very
Speaker 1: similar to some of the things I like to do.
Speaker 1: What are this? What are what are your terms that
Speaker 1: you used? Tasty just one? Yeah, I like to hit
Speaker 1: bombs relations. I love tasty. Little morsel, I don't know
Speaker 1: come up with what? Of course, that's part of the
Speaker 1: you know, creating your own verbiage. I guess where are
Speaker 1: you right now? I'm in my yard. I'm getting ready
Speaker 1: to go practice? And do you practice by yourself? I
Speaker 1: get the most done when I practice by myself. Yes,
Speaker 1: I don't get interrupted, and I find it. I find
Speaker 1: it almost kind of like a meditation type thing to
Speaker 1: be alone practicing. But do you play golf? By yourself?
Speaker 1: Would you go out and play eighteen by yourself? I
Speaker 1: am playing thirty six today and I find myself promis
Speaker 1: in town doing some work with some of his companies
Speaker 1: and people here in San Diego. So we're gonna go
Speaker 1: play this morning. I've got Tom Fernie and another player,
Speaker 1: Ken Dotie, who's on the Corn Farry Tour, So we've
Speaker 1: got a nice little game this morning. I like that
Speaker 1: was there at any point a moment where you thought,
Speaker 1: do I give Tom Brady a lesson? When you realized
Speaker 1: how he was struggling on the front nine. So Tom
Speaker 1: is one of those guys that he kind of just
Speaker 1: finds a way, and if you get in his way
Speaker 1: and you give them too much thought, it will it
Speaker 1: will inhibit him from figuring it out. And he just
Speaker 1: kind of figured it out if you looked at the way. Obviously,
Speaker 1: we played awful the first six olds, both of us,
Speaker 1: but after that we played really really well. But we
Speaker 1: played four under par the last twelve holes. Now an
Speaker 1: alternate shot, I thought, I thought if we shot like
Speaker 1: thirty eight or thirty nine, like a couple over, that'd
Speaker 1: be really good. We shot two under, so he really
Speaker 1: stepped it up on the back nine. But he I
Speaker 1: think he acted like we do on the weekend. That
Speaker 1: was the thing I loved about Brady as it humanized him.
Speaker 1: Here's the greatest, but he's just like us when he
Speaker 1: gets out there. The common mistakes that you make. You
Speaker 1: grip it too tight, your your swing is a little
Speaker 1: quick there, and you can't hide because this is on TV.
Speaker 1: You're right, And that's why I give he and Peyton
Speaker 1: a lot of credit because they're the best of what
Speaker 1: they do and they go into the arena of something
Speaker 1: that they're not as comfortable in and they're not as
Speaker 1: confident and have not worked on very much. That I
Speaker 1: give them a lot of credit for putting themselves out there.
Speaker 1: That's not an easy thing to do. I thought they
Speaker 1: did with a lot of grace in comedy. What was
Speaker 1: your favorite moment of the round? My favorite moment was,
Speaker 1: oh gosh, I think when Brady made the two, when
Speaker 1: he made the cut on eleven, because that gave us
Speaker 1: a chance and Peyton Manning had hit an iron shot
Speaker 1: in there to like eight feet and with Tiger putting,
Speaker 1: he's going to make that put and so this was
Speaker 1: our chance to pick one up. Had we not made
Speaker 1: that after playing this hole like beautifully and then walk
Speaker 1: away with a tie. That would have been very deflating
Speaker 1: instead of gave us this energy that hey, we can
Speaker 1: do this, we can make this comeback, and we almost did.
Speaker 1: And that put that he made on eleven was my
Speaker 1: favorite moment. I think I was amazed, well I shouldn't
Speaker 1: say amazed with Tiger, but man, he looked pretty good, Phil,
Speaker 1: Yeah he did. He flat out did. He hit some
Speaker 1: great shots and was in play all the time and
Speaker 1: play played really really well. But that the guy that
Speaker 1: like stepped up was Peyton. I mean, my goodness. He
Speaker 1: makes a natural two on the part three, the first
Speaker 1: part three, he makes another, he makes a net two
Speaker 1: on number eight, and he makes a net birdie on seven,
Speaker 1: and that was and then then he almost holds it
Speaker 1: on sixteen for twenty five million, knocks it up foot
Speaker 1: and that wasn't an easy shot. It was strong wind.
Speaker 1: And I just I just thought he played remarkable. I
Speaker 1: was really impressed with him, and I was impressed with
Speaker 1: the way my partner turned it around too. Peyton was
Speaker 1: pretty good trash talking though he's he's stealth there, Phil,
Speaker 1: He's brilliant and the thing about Peyton is that his
Speaker 1: delivery is in a way that laugh with him. He
Speaker 1: does if he doesn't elicit a defensive response, and so
Speaker 1: it makes it very easy and fun to be around
Speaker 1: him and to have everybody laugh at what he's saying.
Speaker 1: I just love his delivery. I love the way he
Speaker 1: kind of talks to himself, kind of mumbles, but it's
Speaker 1: in a kind of a Larry David kind of comedic way.
Speaker 1: Talking to Phil Mickelson, the Cavs look great. If if
Speaker 1: you could pass a rule that you could wear shorts,
Speaker 1: would you be in favor of wearing shorts on tour?
Speaker 1: That would be a given. I mean bone, But that's
Speaker 1: been a pretty funny topic the last year, year to half.
Speaker 1: How does your wife deal with this? She's very attracted
Speaker 1: to it. Why did you have the best You have
Speaker 1: two football players in Tiger Woods, you had the best
Speaker 1: calves out of all of them, Phil, I can't argue
Speaker 1: being an analyst golf analyst. Does that interest you at
Speaker 1: all when this is all said and done, I don't know.
Speaker 1: When it's all said and done, you're turning fifty and
Speaker 1: you look like you're still hitting it the way you did.
Speaker 1: You know, ten years ago. So I'm having so much
Speaker 1: fun playing that I want to continue to play. And
Speaker 1: this is the best shape I've been in. This is
Speaker 1: as fast as I swung the club and in a
Speaker 1: long time. This is the best I feel, the hardest
Speaker 1: I've been able to practice, and the most fun that
Speaker 1: I'm having while playing golf. And so I want, I
Speaker 1: want to play, compete and play against the best players,
Speaker 1: and I'm excited to get back out on tour. I'm
Speaker 1: excited to go play here at Colonial and see where
Speaker 1: where I'm at because i feel like I've had a good,
Speaker 1: really good last few months to get my game back
Speaker 1: and be sharp, and I'm excited to go play. So
Speaker 1: I don't want to say that I wouldn't enjoy doing that.
Speaker 1: I thought Justin Thomas did a phenomenal job. He did. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he was sneaky good. He was really good, and his
Speaker 1: personality came out and I think he resonated with a
Speaker 1: lot of people. I think it was really a good
Speaker 1: thing for him where people got to see how funny
Speaker 1: he is, insightful he is, and fun of vier. I
Speaker 1: think he gained a lot of fans by showcasing his
Speaker 1: personality that it doesn't we don't always see in a
Speaker 1: regular telecast. I thought he did really great job and
Speaker 1: added the perfect amount of spice to the event. So
Speaker 1: what I enjoyed doing that? Yes, I think i'd I
Speaker 1: think I would enjoy doing that. But I really want
Speaker 1: to play right now. Is this a one and done
Speaker 1: or can you see whether's you know, are you and
Speaker 1: Tiger done with this? Of you know, maybe coupling with
Speaker 1: somebody and then maybe it's other pros and quarterbacks coming in.
Speaker 1: We've had a lot of calls the last couple of
Speaker 1: days that people want in and I think that they're
Speaker 1: a There's an opportunity here to create a competition that
Speaker 1: is also very entertaining, that showcases a lot of personality
Speaker 1: but is still very competitive. And I thought that there
Speaker 1: were some things that worked this time around that can
Speaker 1: work again. I thought having no people on the golf
Speaker 1: course was a big thing. I thought that it allowed
Speaker 1: more of an interaction between players and the viewer at
Speaker 1: home had a much more intimate field. I thought the
Speaker 1: cameras and the golf carts were a huge thing. I
Speaker 1: thought the carts were a good thing because it's sped
Speaker 1: up the time in between shots and shot right away,
Speaker 1: but the cameras in there brought you inside, inside the course,
Speaker 1: inside the players thoughts, and I thought that was a
Speaker 1: really good thing. And the other thing that I thought
Speaker 1: was interesting was how the rain added an element. We
Speaker 1: were very concerned about getting it in. We were concerned
Speaker 1: about having poor weather, but I thought the rain and
Speaker 1: the tough conditions made it interesting and that actually opens
Speaker 1: it up to another opportunity of maybe having an event
Speaker 1: like this in not so great weather. So I thought
Speaker 1: there were some things that could be done again that
Speaker 1: could really be fun. That we got. I don't know
Speaker 1: if we got lucky or dish. It all kind of
Speaker 1: clicked on Sunday, but I thought that it was a
Speaker 1: really good mixture of competitiveness, insightfulness as well as entertainment.
Speaker 1: With no galleries. It looks like perhaps for the rest
Speaker 1: of the year. Would you be willing to be miked up?
Speaker 1: Do you think players would be willing to be miked
Speaker 1: up during a regular tour stop or even a major
Speaker 1: I would be I mean, I would be open to
Speaker 1: the idea because of how it's being received in some
Speaker 1: of the insight and so forth. But you don't always
Speaker 1: don't have the play between individuals. So like I had
Speaker 1: a partner and Tom and I could could talk back
Speaker 1: and forth, and maybe we would have some of that
Speaker 1: with the Caddy, But having a partner is much more
Speaker 1: and you have much better conversation. So in a real competition,
Speaker 1: for on the PJ Tour, you're competing for a title,
Speaker 1: you won't have that type of uh kind of interaction
Speaker 1: the script, Yeah won't. It won't be the same, but
Speaker 1: I think it would still add something and I would
Speaker 1: consider it. Yeah, if you can pick another partner now
Speaker 1: now that you're done with Brady, who would you pick. Well,
Speaker 1: it's it's really hard to top him because he is
Speaker 1: he really brought a lot to the table and he
Speaker 1: just he has just just fun guy to be around.
Speaker 1: So it's hard to top him because he has the
Speaker 1: right amount of intensity and the right amount of interaction
Speaker 1: and smack balk back. I mean, I don't I don't know.
Speaker 1: It would have to all kind of play together and
Speaker 1: work together and what the storyline is and we'll we'll
Speaker 1: maybe sit down and see if there's something that might
Speaker 1: be interesting to the public and try to create something again.
Speaker 1: But I really like the way has worked out, and
Speaker 1: I'm really appreciative of the players of Tiger, of Peyton,
Speaker 1: of Tom of Us all coming together to do something
Speaker 1: that was really cool. It's great to talk to you
Speaker 1: and once again raising twenty million dollars. Oh by the way,
Speaker 1: uh no, small gesture there, that was wonderful. And do
Speaker 1: you have shorts on right now? I do? Yeah. Let's
Speaker 1: see the calves? Can we see the calves? I just
Speaker 1: so just for the ladies who are watching here. I
Speaker 1: don't know if I get my leg that high. Come on,
Speaker 1: this is good for my ratings. Here your calves here?
Speaker 1: Um down a little bit, Okay, here we go. Here's
Speaker 1: Phil's cat. Oh oh wow, wow that is that's that's
Speaker 1: some eye candy right there. That's why candy. All right,
Speaker 1: I go throw some darts there. And great to talk
Speaker 1: to you once again. Well done, very enjoyable and appreciate
Speaker 1: your time as always, Thanks Dan, thanks for having me
Speaker 1: on any guys, Phil Mickelson there, good sports showing the
Speaker 1: calves there. I always appreciate that. You know, Lebron doesn't
Speaker 1: play golf, but if you had Steph Curry out there,
Speaker 1: because Steph can play, I don't know who can play golf.
Speaker 1: But if I'm going to get a couple of NBA
Speaker 1: players out there. Who would I have Steph Curry? How
Speaker 1: about if you, oh boy, if you did Tiger and
Speaker 1: Jordan versus Phil and Steph Curry. Now we have something here.
Speaker 1: Now we have something there because Tiger and Mike. All right,
Speaker 1: you got the goats there and then you got Steph
Speaker 1: and Phil. Can you imagine what Jordan miked up? Oh? Man, man, No,
Speaker 1: I can't imagine. If Tiger screws up. Is Mike gonna
Speaker 1: yell at him, not gonna let him eat, gonna freeze
Speaker 1: him out there? Or I mean Tiger would be giving
Speaker 1: it to Mike. That would be great too. All right,
Speaker 1: some phone calls here, Seaton. Are you traumatized by Phil
Speaker 1: Nicholson's calve? Oh? What is wrong with me that I'm
Speaker 1: asking another man? Can I see your calves? Yes, mclovin,
Speaker 1: I'm looking at it now. It is unusual. It's looks
Speaker 1: like his his calves are pregnant. He's ready to give
Speaker 1: birth to little calves. Oh, maybe we take a break here, Yes, Todd.
Speaker 1: It makes us feel a little insecure because you have
Speaker 1: the calves and the cave nots okay, got it all right?
Speaker 1: All right? Thank you, thank you, thank you. All Right,
Speaker 1: we'll take a break. We'll come back with more phone calls. Here,
Speaker 1: I got more people who want to tell me why
Speaker 1: I should be watching movies here. I blame this on
Speaker 1: Stephen King. Stephen King tweets this out and then all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, I take the clickbait. Oh, and then
Speaker 1: we're often running. All right, We're back after this and
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Speaker 1: day at YouTube dot com. Slash The Dan Patrick Show. Well,
Speaker 1: it's a topic that you would expect on this show
Speaker 1: and no other show. We of course had the hot
Speaker 1: guy draft. Can an actor be too good looking? We
Speaker 1: were talking about that. During the commercial break, Paulie showed
Speaker 1: a picture of James Marsden. I don't know enough about
Speaker 1: James Marsden. Been in a lot of movies. He's in
Speaker 1: a show now, oh with Christina Applegate. Dead to Me,
Speaker 1: Dead to Me. He's been in the Notebook, He's been
Speaker 1: in a bunch of other movies. Really really good looking guy.
Speaker 1: I like the overly good looking guy too good looking? Yeah,
Speaker 1: kind of like you know Rob Low in the early
Speaker 1: twenty years ago. Okay, And our theory is that when
Speaker 1: you're too good looking as a Hollywood actor, hello, you
Speaker 1: can't be a leading man. People don't root for you
Speaker 1: as much. And it's the only place where it's a negative.
Speaker 1: You can get a lot of roles, but I don't
Speaker 1: know if they care about being rooted for. I think
Speaker 1: we have a hard time laughing at a good looking comedian, right,
Speaker 1: The Dane Cook effected, Yeah, I think we have a
Speaker 1: problem with that, um because Tom Cruise is handsome, but
Speaker 1: Rob Low was better looking and in the same same movie. Yes, yes,
Speaker 1: he went yes, Ton? Is that why something my comedy
Speaker 1: didn't go well? Because they couldn't get paid handsomeness? Hey,
Speaker 1: that's funny. I like it self deprecating moment? Did it? Hey? Ton?
Speaker 1: Did it? There's something there. It's a little stuffings you're
Speaker 1: doing stand up one more time? Or that, I'm sure
Speaker 1: it will have you. I think you could be really
Speaker 1: good with somebody else's material or there's nothing wrong with that.
Speaker 1: Sandra didn't write his own music. That's a good point.
Speaker 1: Always didn't write his own music. A lot of us
Speaker 1: the delivery and not yes you have a great delivery. Yes,
Speaker 1: so Seaton, what if you did you had them write
Speaker 1: the same material, um, but everybody went up to different
Speaker 1: places and delivered it. Now that's interesting, and see who
Speaker 1: is like like say, Paul and Todd had the exact
Speaker 1: same lines and the exact same punchlines, but they went
Speaker 1: to one comedy club and delivered it, and then Paul,
Speaker 1: like Todd, went to Carolines and then Paul went to
Speaker 1: you know, Yuck Yucks or whatever. I don't know what
Speaker 1: another one is. I want to know what if Adam
Speaker 1: Sailor or Chris Rock or one of the greats actually
Speaker 1: did the section row seats or anything that I've said
Speaker 1: in those previous appearances, that they would get a lot
Speaker 1: more less because they're whether it's a likable thing or
Speaker 1: there's certain people you want to root for. You start laughing,
Speaker 1: you know, before they even say anything. You want to laugh,
Speaker 1: you want it, but you're used to laughing at them.
Speaker 1: Nobody's used to laughing at you. Therefore, the audience didn't
Speaker 1: know you. They weren't going oh, this is gonna be
Speaker 1: funny not to mention when they don't even acknowledge their existence.
Speaker 1: No kind of turns people off. I got another giggle
Speaker 1: out of you there you go. Well, no, it's an
Speaker 1: uncomfortable giggle because I just remember being in the audience
Speaker 1: at Caroline's. I couldn't get enough drinks in me quick enough.
Speaker 1: When you're so nervous, you want to get right to
Speaker 1: what you memorize that you don't even think about, like
Speaker 1: saying hi to the crowd. It's kind of rude. I
Speaker 1: was drinking jack and cokes because I thought maybe then
Speaker 1: I said, I'm just gonna do jack. Yeah. See, you
Speaker 1: know you're right on about that though, because people when
Speaker 1: we went to Minneapolis and we were at that brewery
Speaker 1: and Todd crushed and he absolutely slayed. That's because those
Speaker 1: people knew him and they were used to laughing at
Speaker 1: him or with him or whatever his material is. So
Speaker 1: when he was like, hey, how about Crohn's and you
Speaker 1: have about liveral bald disease? Yeah, bathroom every twenty minutes year, anybody.
Speaker 1: But then you go into a group full of strangers
Speaker 1: and he's like, hey, how about this, And they're like
Speaker 1: what is this guy talking about there's no context? How
Speaker 1: about this Tampa super Bowl and we we have you
Speaker 1: do a stand up back. We're big in Tampa, got
Speaker 1: a great affiliate that we'll have a home bar advantage
Speaker 1: for your home court advantage for you who wouldn't want
Speaker 1: to go stand up covered in Tampa, go out on time,
Speaker 1: on top like Tampa. No tongue, O man. So you
Speaker 1: got seven months to write five minutes? Can you do it?
Speaker 1: You would think that should be more than enough time
Speaker 1: to come up with something somewhat remotely. I'm gonna I'm
Speaker 1: gonna reach out to Sandler and just say could you
Speaker 1: or he's not gonna take my advice. He thinks he's
Speaker 1: got all the answers because he did a couple of
Speaker 1: jokes four times in his life. But you won't read
Speaker 1: Sandler's material, right, I definitely will? Oh you will? Now? Yes? Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, I'm not arrogant like that. It probably came
Speaker 1: out wrong in the past. I know you guys tease
Speaker 1: me about that. What was not interested in listening to
Speaker 1: David S. Bairner to these people? But I guess it's
Speaker 1: more like you want to feel like you came up
Speaker 1: with your your own stuff. There's something to be said
Speaker 1: for like that was stuff that I came up with,
Speaker 1: as opposed to just saying what would you rather come
Speaker 1: up with something that wasn't funny or somebody else came
Speaker 1: up with something that was funny that I would prefer
Speaker 1: actual laughing in the audience, even if it wasn't my original,
Speaker 1: because I can't sit and watch you bomb again. It's
Speaker 1: very uncomfortable for the person actually on stage waiting to
Speaker 1: see you know what, Maybe we should do this then
Speaker 1: if Yeah, I'll tell you I wanted a trapdoor so
Speaker 1: bad at Caroline. I'm looking that would pull some kind
Speaker 1: of rotech and haul through the floor. Caroline's installed a
Speaker 1: trapdoor after you were done. It's it's a fritzy door,
Speaker 1: you know, like MC or the host of the event
Speaker 1: coming back on a big smiles, like, well, what did
Speaker 1: that guy just do? Did you want to be the
Speaker 1: next person up after me where you say it's gonna
Speaker 1: be funny or I just destroyed the crowd and now
Speaker 1: they're all upsetting. Not in the mood for him. I
Speaker 1: think when that woman came up after you, people started
Speaker 1: applotting just because you were were leaving. Yeah, I know
Speaker 1: now it's true, but it's just saying. It's just just
Speaker 1: saying that. H James in New Jersey joins us. Hey, James,
Speaker 1: what do you have for me today? Six tween? And
Speaker 1: I'm calling for an intervention? Okay instead of talking about
Speaker 1: Bundish Legua results and the twenty seventh best team and
Speaker 1: the NBA in the mid July game that means nothing.
Speaker 1: You're on Vigo Mortenson naked, Phil Mickelson's can I mean
Speaker 1: Rob Lowe is prettier than Tom Cruise. What's next? Doctor
Speaker 1: Fauci's biceps? Oh, I don't know. I'm gonna have to
Speaker 1: take a closer look there. But thank you James, Sorry James,
Speaker 1: James just wants you to know that he's a man. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: just laughing at ourselves, James, before you can Yeah, just laughing.
Speaker 1: That's all. Just trying to have a have a good time,
Speaker 1: that's all. Uh, Jamie and North can found you by
Speaker 1: the way, great biceps. Yeah, we just we should point
Speaker 1: it out Jamie and North Carolina. Hey, Jie, Um yeah,
Speaker 1: Hi dam thy Jaane Hey? Uh sixty four two fifteen
Speaker 1: North Carolina Outer Banks right now looking at the water.
Speaker 1: Awesome And I just wanted. Yeah, it was great, get
Speaker 1: to you know, take a mind off all this stuff
Speaker 1: for a little bit. But I just wanted to weigh in.
Speaker 1: I think what you're doing is great. Keep talking about
Speaker 1: what you're talking about. And Snatch is a very sneaky,
Speaker 1: great gangster movie by Guy Ritchie, very fast paced, and
Speaker 1: I think it's a great like mobster gangster. Maybe I
Speaker 1: Seaton was bringing it up, brought it up this morning, Jamie.
Speaker 1: Thanks for the phone call. Yeah, just watched it again
Speaker 1: over the weekend actually, and I told these guys Brad
Speaker 1: Pitt came up with that accent, the Pikey accent. The
Speaker 1: night before they started shooting. They went to Guy Ritchie,
Speaker 1: Madonna's former husband, and said, hey, I want to use
Speaker 1: this accent, and Guy Ritchie reportedly said, go get him.
Speaker 1: Then he went out there and you pick out every
Speaker 1: fourth word, which just made it great. Yeah, mclev English
Speaker 1: mobsters different different genre altogether. You can't put that in
Speaker 1: with the Godfather. It's organized crime, right, but also the
Speaker 1: drug king thing like Narco's and those movies totally different too,
Speaker 1: like pabul Escabar movies. Yeah, they don't count either. Kevin
Speaker 1: and Virginia joins us. Hi, Kevin, what's on your mind today? Hey, Dan,
Speaker 1: It's going back to the Tony Dungee interview. They were
Speaker 1: talking about fixing the Rooney rule. Would be would it
Speaker 1: be a fix for the Rooney rule? If teams could
Speaker 1: not hire a coach until after the Super Bowl? The
Speaker 1: enemy has been on two late playoff runs the last
Speaker 1: couple of years. He can't interview until the week before
Speaker 1: the Super Bowl and all the teams have already hired
Speaker 1: all their coaches. Yeah. I don't know where we stand
Speaker 1: with that, Kevin. I thought that they modified that. McLevin.
Speaker 1: Do you know if they open that window to allow
Speaker 1: these assistant coaches to interview. I believe there was a proposal,
Speaker 1: and I don't know if it passed to yet, something
Speaker 1: about that the assistants have a bigger window to any
Speaker 1: Oh no, no no, I think it was that you can't
Speaker 1: you can't contractually keep them from interviewing as easily as
Speaker 1: you used it. But now that we're using zoom, that
Speaker 1: might help someone like Eric Bienemy that he's getting prepared
Speaker 1: for the AFC Title Game, but he has an hour
Speaker 1: where he can talk to a team and they can
Speaker 1: get to know him. Through zoom, and you know, granted
Speaker 1: he's not there in person, but what you do when
Speaker 1: you when you have these interviews, you basically say to
Speaker 1: that coach, hey, what would you do with our team?
Speaker 1: If you're an offensive coach? Hey, what what do you see?
Speaker 1: They want? They want to pick your brain of what
Speaker 1: you would do, what's different? What do you think of
Speaker 1: our quarterback? What do you think of our line? What
Speaker 1: do you go in? And you're you go in as
Speaker 1: if you're the head coach and you That's how Mike
Speaker 1: Tomlin got the job. He just blew the Steelers away.
Speaker 1: He just went in and they were like, hey, it's
Speaker 1: a Rooney rule. You're gonna, you know, interview Mike Tomlin.
Speaker 1: And he went in there and he was buttoned up,
Speaker 1: and he told them exactly what they wanted to hear,
Speaker 1: and maybe that would help Eric the enemy. He can't
Speaker 1: travel to interview for a team, but he's able to
Speaker 1: through zoom. He could he could at least do that
Speaker 1: the preliminary stages. Yeah, mclement. The actually the new rule
Speaker 1: that passes you can't block an assistant coach from interviewing
Speaker 1: for a higher up job like coordinator. So it's a
Speaker 1: little different, but I think they're also working on what
Speaker 1: you're talking about too. Yeah, I think that would be
Speaker 1: beneficial to all involved. Mclov and update the poll results.
Speaker 1: Which sport will you miss the most if it doesn't
Speaker 1: come back this summer? MLB sixty one, NBA? Second, do
Speaker 1: you want to come up with another poll question for
Speaker 1: the final hour? Sure? Do we're cooking something over here? Oh?
Speaker 1: You are? Yes? Kay. Gary Bettman, the NHL commissioner's going
Speaker 1: to join us. I know he's got a plan. I'm
Speaker 1: not exactly sure when hockey's to start again, but they
Speaker 1: do have the infrastructure here. We'll talk to him. Coming up.
Speaker 1: More phone calls as well. Dan Patrick Show