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Speaker 2: It's a real quick question more' harpond it for more
Speaker 2: than a minute than I do. Want to talk Lebron.
Speaker 2: If you could pick any time of the day, no
Speaker 2: matter what you did for a job, when would you
Speaker 2: want to work? Because when we fill in for DP,
Speaker 2: there's the sense of no one likes when their alarm
Speaker 2: goes off early.
Speaker 3: We're on the West coast.
Speaker 2: I know all of his East coast affiliate's like, hey, dummies,
Speaker 2: it's nine o'clock. We like to pick our schedules by
Speaker 2: three to four hours because we work at radio.
Speaker 3: That's not the real life.
Speaker 2: No, I know, like my mom's schedule shifts a lot
Speaker 2: and sometimes she works closing or opening, and people like
Speaker 2: different things. There is a sense of getting out of
Speaker 2: work early, like if you're the person that starts at
Speaker 2: four or five early, like mister Furley, but not too early,
Speaker 2: you know, not too early. You gotta realize out here
Speaker 2: on the West Side, we're in La you gotta wake
Speaker 2: up like four thirty in the morning, I mean five
Speaker 2: at the latest to do a six am morning show.
Speaker 3: And that's what Dan Patrick does. That's every morning show
Speaker 3: in the history he does on television. He does it
Speaker 3: from the East Coast.
Speaker 2: Like one of our buddies, Gary Streiski, works for ESPN
Speaker 2: and Bristol. Yeah, sometimes I see when he does at
Speaker 2: three am, like when they have to do the early
Speaker 2: Sports Center Earl. The whole crew is like up at
Speaker 2: one am literally for the birds. Yeah, because that's what
Speaker 2: you're talking to. That's who's waking up with. The only
Speaker 2: point that I'm gonna make is no one likes working
Speaker 2: late because they want to have dinner with their family,
Speaker 2: their kids, everyone. They want to be able to go
Speaker 2: out with their buddies for a cocktail, to go out
Speaker 2: for a girls' night. No one wants that ass schedule
Speaker 2: working late, but when you have to wake up at
Speaker 2: four or five in the morning, not complaining, I'm just
Speaker 2: saying that. Howard Stern said something back in the day
Speaker 2: that I couldn't agree with more because I worked in
Speaker 2: morning radio. We do afternoons now here on Fox Sports Radio.
Speaker 2: But when you work morning radio or TV, or any job,
Speaker 2: whether it's at the factory, you know, drive in whatever
Speaker 2: you do for a living, you can't truly enjoy the
Speaker 2: night before knowing you have.
Speaker 3: To wake up.
Speaker 2: Never I watch you have a cocktail, you can't really
Speaker 2: watch a late night move like you and your wife
Speaker 2: are watching something at ten pm. You're like, well, I'm
Speaker 2: enjoying it, but it's ten I gotta wake up in
Speaker 2: like six hours.
Speaker 3: But you do it just a little bit. I guess
Speaker 3: you do eventually. I would say.
Speaker 2: In radio, which is different because again we're talking three
Speaker 2: to four hour increments, so you also have to be on.
Speaker 2: I would have to say Collins got the time spot,
Speaker 2: the time slot like the one where everyone would say
Speaker 2: for life, Yeah, he's on at nine am, nine to noon,
Speaker 2: nine to noon. Give me a break, like waking up
Speaker 2: for a nine am show. That's not that drasted. That's
Speaker 2: like normal and then yeah, that's normal living and then
Speaker 2: being done by nowt Now, I'm not saying he's done done,
Speaker 2: because there's still a lot of things to do, but
Speaker 2: that would be the ultimate for radio. You know, a
Speaker 2: nice short day like that and being done and having
Speaker 2: the rest of your day.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's that's the goal for sure.
Speaker 2: But whatever you do for a living, we appreciate you
Speaker 2: listening having I want to get it to this Lebron
Speaker 2: thing coming on ritch in for DP.
Speaker 3: Lebron James.
Speaker 2: My thing here is this, I think there are times
Speaker 2: we all love to play dumb.
Speaker 3: Let's listen to Lebron and then I'll explain.
Speaker 5: I have not mapped out how many scenes as I
Speaker 5: have left. I know it's not that many. I also
Speaker 5: don't know if I will. I was asked this question
Speaker 5: a couple of days ago. Will you kind of take
Speaker 5: the farewell tour? Or were you kind of just tim
Speaker 5: duncan it? I'm fifty to fifty.
Speaker 3: Will he take the farewell tour?
Speaker 2: Reminder, he's thirty nine years old, so how much longer
Speaker 2: could he play? I mean, he's still in great shape.
Speaker 2: But Father Time is undefeated. There's honor in the fight,
Speaker 2: and he's fighting well. On Timmy, really take a farewell
Speaker 2: tour Tom Brady, I feel like, uh, now, you know,
Speaker 2: you see retired unretired, and then we thought he was
Speaker 2: going to unretire again. So I don't think he really
Speaker 2: had a quote farewell tour.
Speaker 6: It seems like it's more for the NBA players, right
Speaker 6: because you kind of know.
Speaker 3: M they'll be too. Baseball does a big time, you know,
Speaker 3: I always.
Speaker 2: Think of I'm a Yankees fan, Cavino here, always think
Speaker 2: of Jeter, big Poppy. You see other legends they do
Speaker 2: their tour in farewell and other franchises present them with
Speaker 2: gifts and that sort of thing. So I think my
Speaker 2: question here goes a little something like this hit it.
Speaker 3: Why do we play dumb? People? Assume people are playing
Speaker 3: people are just dumb.
Speaker 2: People ask questions, and they when they can't answers to
Speaker 2: those questions, like can you believe what this guy said? Hey, Lebron,
Speaker 2: do you know how the end of your career is
Speaker 2: shaped up?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 3: What do we got left in the tank?
Speaker 2: He answers, truth, he says, well, in fact, someone, let's
Speaker 2: save two years. Max and then someone asked him, you know, Lebron,
Speaker 2: you're gonna do some big how do you do? Or
Speaker 2: are you gonna do a Tim Duncan style and just
Speaker 2: sort of have your last season and not really let
Speaker 2: it be known. That's a legit question for I don't
Speaker 2: know other than Michael Jordan, the most popular best basketball
Speaker 2: player of all time?
Speaker 3: Do you not want Lebron to do a tour?
Speaker 2: So Rich is saying, you asked him a question, he
Speaker 2: gave you an answer. Now you're gonna criticize him for
Speaker 2: the answer because you don't like it, or I mean,
Speaker 2: you asked him the question.
Speaker 3: He was honest.
Speaker 2: There was a red carpet overseas in the last couple
Speaker 2: of days and I saw this and it goes along
Speaker 2: the lines of again people playing dumb. You've seen the
Speaker 2: movie Saltburn or you've heard of it. Yeah, it was terrible,
Speaker 2: the worst movie I've ever seen.
Speaker 3: Cave.
Speaker 2: You know one on a rant that it was the
Speaker 2: worst thing he's ever seen. Is it's trash. I don't
Speaker 2: feel my opinion. I don't feel mad giving a spoiler here,
Speaker 2: but you know why I hated it too, though. Let
Speaker 2: me explain to Saltburn. Amazon there was such big buzz
Speaker 2: behind it, and all the ween eeles love this movie.
Speaker 3: Younger people loved it.
Speaker 2: So I felt like, am I getting old because I
Speaker 2: don't identify with it?
Speaker 3: What are they seeing? That was good? Because I hate it?
Speaker 2: So I felt like a grumpy old guy and I
Speaker 2: don't want to be that.
Speaker 3: That was a terrible movie.
Speaker 2: Saltburn had shocking moments just to be shocking, right, And
Speaker 2: there's an ending sequence and again I don't feel bad
Speaker 2: spoiling this at all. The movie ends with a dude
Speaker 2: frolicking would be the word. A guy frolicking naked through
Speaker 2: a mansion naked to the song Murder on the dance floor.
Speaker 3: And it's a.
Speaker 2: Very memorable scene because you're like, what is going on here?
Speaker 2: This dude's just flamboyantly frolicking through a house naked. It
Speaker 2: was forced shock value, and someone on the red carpet
Speaker 2: asked that dude, like, you know, I've been hearing about,
Speaker 2: uh where their prosthetics used and because there was a
Speaker 2: lot of weird nudity and they seemed like appalled, like
Speaker 2: this was art? How could you how can you ask?
Speaker 3: It was the most.
Speaker 2: Over overboard forced shock and someone's offensive by asking about
Speaker 2: prosthetic junk. Right, if you're dancing around with your man
Speaker 2: meet out in a very popular movie at that point
Speaker 2: for someone to ask you about it, it's the movie
Speaker 2: you're in.
Speaker 3: You did it.
Speaker 2: So again for Lebron to get any criticism, I'm with you,
Speaker 2: But that doesn't mean you have to like the response.
Speaker 2: But if someone said, uh, that going to go to
Speaker 2: your single days? Okay, hey Cavino, when you went to
Speaker 2: the club, Yo, you're trying to sleep with that Hawk girl.
Speaker 3: You better believe it.
Speaker 2: Bro, Can you believe Covino went to the club to
Speaker 2: try to sleep with someone who asked me, man, I'm
Speaker 2: just being honest, So I wasn't advertising, but you asked.
Speaker 3: My point is, do we not want Lebron to have
Speaker 3: a farewell tour? Oh?
Speaker 2: I know, we naive to think that it's not on
Speaker 2: the horizon, And if it is, that's the second part
Speaker 2: of the question. The guys, what twenty one season's in
Speaker 2: thirty nine years old? We're talking living legend, whether you
Speaker 2: like him or not, icon Lebron James, what he's done
Speaker 2: for the game, what he's done for the sport, how
Speaker 2: long he's been in it, what he's given to it.
Speaker 2: The guy's given one hundred and ten percent. You know
Speaker 2: the example he lives and plays by. You mean to
Speaker 2: tell me, what does Martin McFly say. You're telling me,
Speaker 2: you're telling me that this this guy doesn't deserve a
Speaker 2: farewell tour. Give me a break. You asked him the question.
Speaker 2: He responded, he's fifty to fifty. I'd say if anyone
Speaker 2: deserves one, it's him. And I'm not necessarily what you
Speaker 2: would call a Lebron fan. I'm not a hater by
Speaker 2: any means either, But think about Genie longevity.
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 4: Joel? Jeannie loves those farewell tours?
Speaker 3: You know what?
Speaker 2: It's for the fans too, though, man fans want to
Speaker 2: pay their respect. It's not just for Lebron and his ego.
Speaker 4: He deserves Kobe couldn't get one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but all right, ready's let's look at it this way.
Speaker 2: Bursch Cope, everybody chime in. You don't think that it
Speaker 2: would mean a lot to the fans to see Lebron
Speaker 2: one last time? Think about the eras we lived in.
Speaker 2: Did you get the chance to see Jordan one last time?
Speaker 2: You weren't thinking that way, right were you were? You
Speaker 2: thinking that way, You're like, I wish I saw him.
Speaker 2: Me as a sports fan, I'm like, did I see Jordan? Know,
Speaker 2: I don't think so, man, but I wish I did.
Speaker 2: You could think that way about music A lot of
Speaker 2: times that artist hangs it up, Well.
Speaker 3: Who's birthday in is today? Kurt Cobain's.
Speaker 2: You know how many times I think to myself, Man,
Speaker 2: I wish I saw Kurt Cobain live. But if you knew,
Speaker 2: if you knew, this was like the last chance, last
Speaker 2: time you had an opportunity to see a legend live.
Speaker 2: Now you want to make a point to go and
Speaker 2: do it. So just as much as it is to
Speaker 2: honor Lebron, it's for the fans. So you could say
Speaker 2: to your grandkids one day when you're feeding the ducks
Speaker 2: with your nose picking son, grandson, grandkid, whatever that is.
Speaker 2: Who knows what the kids are like in the future,
Speaker 2: you could tell them, Hi, Sean Lebron.
Speaker 3: It was his farewell tour.
Speaker 2: But I'll never forget it. It's just as much for
Speaker 2: the fans as it is for Lebron. I mean, it's true.
Speaker 2: Other artists and athletes have done it. Why would we
Speaker 2: not want Lebron. I don't think there's anyone more deserving.
Speaker 8: I think we would all have a greater appreciation for
Speaker 8: Lebron if he did a farewell tour. Yeah, because the
Speaker 8: dude is obviously bashed all of the time. Of course,
Speaker 8: he's an all time great. We all know it, but
Speaker 8: people love to bash him. I think if he had
Speaker 8: a final season that everyone knew was his final season,
Speaker 8: people would appreciate him more.
Speaker 2: Yes, Birsch, I agree. I think it's so many people
Speaker 2: have done it. It's again, it's a newer thing.
Speaker 3: You're right.
Speaker 2: In the eighties, it wasn't like, hey, you going to
Speaker 2: see Ryan Sambery for the last time. There was no
Speaker 2: you know, when I got retired, he just sort of
Speaker 2: eventually announced, hey, it's over now. If you're a star
Speaker 2: and you've been in the league, you know a decade
Speaker 2: or so and you're one of those marquee names when
Speaker 2: it's time to hang it up. Every time you go
Speaker 2: to a city for the last time, it is a
Speaker 2: cool opportunity for the fans to say, do I want
Speaker 2: to see this person for the last time?
Speaker 4: Do we feel differently about it? Though? If he goes
Speaker 4: in place for one more team I mean.
Speaker 2: Why would he do that to potentially play with his
Speaker 2: son somewhere? Otherwise I'm like, oh, I remember when Mike
Speaker 2: went to Washington. It's like, didn't we already farewell to him? Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's the weakest move I think at this point. I
Speaker 2: really think that, especially when there was speculation recently about
Speaker 2: him playing with Golden State Warriors, and there was some speculation.
Speaker 3: It's a week. That's just the weakest way to go
Speaker 3: out because if you're.
Speaker 2: If you're not playing at the top of your game,
Speaker 2: it's always viewed as the latter years when you sucked.
Speaker 2: You know, any time you end with a different team
Speaker 2: like that, it's just never you know, if you if
Speaker 2: you if you end with a team you had been
Speaker 2: on for a little while, your declining skills are less apparent.
Speaker 3: Unless he goes back to Cleveland or something. I don't
Speaker 3: think Lebron has declined. He doesn't have declining skills in
Speaker 3: my opinion. No, no, no, no, But you know, he has
Speaker 3: to play at a certain level.
Speaker 2: But if he goes back to a team he played on,
Speaker 2: then I'm more okay with it. Then he won't look
Speaker 2: like an Emitt Smith on the Cardinals or something that
Speaker 2: that you don't want to look like avoid legend should
Speaker 2: avoid that sort of look at all costs.
Speaker 3: You don't want to be to protect.
Speaker 2: That's where we as a society have to protect Lebron, like, hey, no, no,
Speaker 2: don't do that because it sucks. It's their legacy to tarnish.
Speaker 2: But you know that if he's playing for some other
Speaker 2: team and it looks randomly they I mean, he's a
Speaker 2: good guy and a good as you could say, a
Speaker 2: good sport about, you know, being the punch on a
Speaker 2: lot of jokes.
Speaker 3: People love to bust the chops of Lebron.
Speaker 2: But if he does say next year is my last year,
Speaker 2: you're telling me you wouldn't want to take your kid
Speaker 2: to see Lebron James one last time.
Speaker 3: I think you would.
Speaker 2: You buy your Lebron foam finger, You make a whole
Speaker 2: day out of it. You get to say you saw
Speaker 2: a legend play. I mean, Billy Joel just announced that
Speaker 2: he's wrapping up his tour, his annual his monthly residence
Speaker 2: sat Madison Square Garden. If you live in New York,
Speaker 2: you don't maybe want to go see Billy Joel one
Speaker 2: more time before he's like done with the garden. You
Speaker 2: gotta make sure too, because then as a fan you
Speaker 2: feel duped because there's a lot of people that are like, wait,
Speaker 2: I thought this was the last time Kiss was playing,
Speaker 2: and then they keep on playing.
Speaker 4: All the time.
Speaker 3: So if they're done, they gotta be done.
Speaker 4: What you catch, the game winning ball, the touchdown.
Speaker 3: Final pass, retirement, Right, it's fun.
Speaker 2: I feel like there was a show in New York
Speaker 2: where it was the was it the last play at
Speaker 2: Shay And they're like, we're gonna do part two, So
Speaker 2: it was like last Play at Shade part two.
Speaker 4: Nights.
Speaker 3: It was two nights.
Speaker 2: Like shol brings up a good point in sports is
Speaker 2: even more significant because it's like their last shoe, their
Speaker 2: last jersey, the last ball they threw. You know, all
Speaker 2: these things matter. And then you come out of retirement
Speaker 2: and you're like, psych, all those things are now a
Speaker 2: race and it doesn't matter, like, if you're done, you
Speaker 2: gotta be done.
Speaker 3: So again, it's a two part doozy. Part one.
Speaker 2: If you ask the question and the person responds, you
Speaker 2: can be mad at it just because you didn't like
Speaker 2: the response. They're just answering the question. Right, Maybe it
Speaker 2: was a stupid question to begin with. Part two. If
Speaker 2: Lebron's talking about retirement because someone asked, and he's talking
Speaker 2: about a farewell tour, yeah, fifty.
Speaker 3: Why do we act to like it wouldn't be special.
Speaker 2: How in the world could you or could anyone speculate
Speaker 2: that if anyone deserves a farewell retirement tour, it's Lebron James,
Speaker 2: whether you like him or not, whether you like Birsch said,
Speaker 2: this is the time where you put all the hatred aside,
Speaker 2: all the criticism aside, and you applaud strictly his career,
Speaker 2: the resume, the amount of years, the amount of time
Speaker 2: and effort, blood, sweat and tears he put into this
Speaker 2: since he was just a little kid. I do hear
Speaker 2: a lot of people say that, Oh, come on, Lebron's calculated.
Speaker 2: He already knows what type of farewell tour he even wants.
Speaker 2: And then it did get me thinking one thing, because
Speaker 2: I'm does a part of me that wants to believe
Speaker 2: Lebron on what he says face value. But he said
Speaker 2: one thing the other day, so I don't want to
Speaker 2: talk out of both sides of my mouth, so I
Speaker 2: will say I don't believe him when he did say
Speaker 2: I found out when you guys found out about the
Speaker 2: rumblings with Golden State, Right, you really think Lebron James
Speaker 2: wasn't even involved in that conversation or didn't get a
Speaker 2: heads up from anyone. You think Lebron found out about
Speaker 2: the Golden State rumors when we did.
Speaker 3: No, I don't believe that. But again, so when he
Speaker 3: says that, I do you believe the other thing?
Speaker 2: We don't deserve that answer. I mean, let him see
Speaker 2: whatever he wants. And I'm sure if Danny g was here,
Speaker 2: he'd have something to say about this because he defends
Speaker 2: Lebron at all costs.
Speaker 3: Let's say, what's up to Kenny in South Dakota? What's
Speaker 3: up Kenny?
Speaker 7: Hey, guys, I just gotta say, you know, if Lebron
Speaker 7: comes back for his final farewell tour and his team
Speaker 7: is in the playoffs, does load management become an issue?
Speaker 7: And then you're buying your it for game forty two
Speaker 7: of the season and all the kids are there and
Speaker 7: he's not gonna play.
Speaker 2: That's you know, it's interesting because load management it is
Speaker 2: a thing because you know, what they consider a lot
Speaker 2: of games now if you play like sixty out of
Speaker 2: eighty two like that, he plays a few important minutes.
Speaker 2: He's not playing as long. There's other ways to do it.
Speaker 2: You know, it is interesting because if he does announce
Speaker 2: a big farewell tour and all of a sudden, it's like, yo,
Speaker 2: Lebron's yeah. But you ever think Danny g here, You
Speaker 2: have a think that maybe he doesn't really want to
Speaker 2: even talk about that. He's in the middle of the
Speaker 2: season right now, and he wants to talk about the
Speaker 2: season at hand. You know, it's an awkward question when
Speaker 2: you're still competing in the moment. He doesn't want to
Speaker 2: appear like the old guy all the time, like, honest
Speaker 2: to god, Lebron again, old guy on the court, young
Speaker 2: guy in life. You think I'd want to be talking
Speaker 2: about retire I do have friends that talk about retirement.
Speaker 2: I'm like, dude, what are you seventy years old? Get
Speaker 2: out of here. I don't want to talk about that.
Speaker 2: I'm still trying to kill it. I'm still trying to
Speaker 2: bring it. I'm still trying to be somebody. I'm just saying,
Speaker 2: that's old guy talking. Whether you're there or not in
Speaker 2: your career, some people don't want to talk about it.
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 2: I sure as hell do not if you like what
Speaker 2: you do. That's another thing. These guys live the dream.
Speaker 2: He's living a dream, he's playing in the NBA. You
Speaker 2: think he really wants.
Speaker 3: To talk about those things.
Speaker 2: No, so you're lucky you got that response from the guy.
Speaker 2: Well your thoughts at eight seven seven nine nine on Fox.
Speaker 2: It's just a question of can you get mad at someone?
Speaker 2: That's just sort of answering the questions you ask. Allah
Speaker 2: Lebron James, I'll have the saltburn question. I ask my
Speaker 2: girlfriend if she's cheating on me and she says yes, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'll be mad, but you know what I mean, like,
Speaker 2: what are you gonna do? Sometimes you have sometimes you
Speaker 2: ask questions then oh no, Well the number is eight
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Speaker 2: Now do we love to play dumb dude? People are
Speaker 2: just dumbed or are people just dumb. The point we
Speaker 2: were making to start the show was a lot of
Speaker 2: times you're asked questions and then when you answer those questions,
Speaker 2: people are like, can you believe what this guy said?
Speaker 3: Can you believe? Well, he answered your question. Can you believe?
Speaker 2: But you know what this also ties into something Anthony
Speaker 2: Brendon said, we'll talk about that later because he was
Speaker 2: asked a question people really didn't like his response about
Speaker 2: baseball being a priority in his life. It's it's a
Speaker 2: lot of times you ask a question and truthfully you
Speaker 2: don't want the answer, or you're trying to phish an
Speaker 2: answer out of the person.
Speaker 3: That'll be salacious.
Speaker 2: Because who really want to want Lebron James to have
Speaker 2: a farewell tour? Take and listen to what Lebron James
Speaker 2: how to say.
Speaker 5: Seems as I have left, I know it's not that many.
Speaker 5: I also don't know if I will. I was asked
Speaker 5: this question a couple of days ago. Will you kind
Speaker 5: of take the farewell tour? Or were you kind of
Speaker 5: just tim duncan it? I'm fifty to fifty.
Speaker 3: Listen.
Speaker 2: He has the most people around his locker after every game.
Speaker 2: He is a legend playing the game currently outside of
Speaker 2: Michael Jordan, you know, the tired debate ever, who greatest
Speaker 2: of all time? Lebron is easily in everyone's top five,
Speaker 2: if not the second greatest player ever. Why would you
Speaker 2: not want to see this guy go on a farewell
Speaker 2: tour after giving fans twenty plus years of.
Speaker 3: Highlights, again garnering some criticism.
Speaker 2: But he was asked about it, and you know, off
Speaker 2: the air, we were just using that no matter what
Speaker 2: he said, this is the other thing.
Speaker 3: No matter what he said, because.
Speaker 2: He's Lebron, people are gonna have an opinion or something
Speaker 2: to say about it. So if he was like nah,
Speaker 2: people were like, no, what do you mean you're taking
Speaker 2: away from the fans.
Speaker 4: You deserve it.
Speaker 3: What are you talking about?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: And he was like absolutely, what an ego maniac?
Speaker 2: The guy's so full of himself, wants a farewell to
Speaker 2: where you believe this guy get a load of Lebron
Speaker 2: wants everyone to kiss his ass.
Speaker 3: That's what we would say.
Speaker 2: So, you know, I think he played it perfectly when
Speaker 2: you think about it. Fifty to fifty, I don't know.
Speaker 2: And he's taking the temperature. What do you guys want?
Speaker 2: You decide, you know, and I'm sure he has a
Speaker 2: plan on it. But again, you play stupid games, you
Speaker 2: win stupid prizes there. You ask questions and you get
Speaker 2: a response. Don't be complaining about it. And remember shocked
Speaker 2: in your personal life too. If your wife or girlfriend
Speaker 2: ever asks you something stupid, either ignore it or play
Speaker 2: this game of well you asked? How you mad at
Speaker 2: me when you ask a stupid question. If she's there
Speaker 2: and she's resting your chest and she's like, am I
Speaker 2: the best you've ever been with?
Speaker 3: You have to say yes? You know she asked, But
Speaker 3: I mean you have to say yes.
Speaker 2: If you say no, I'm saying there's even questions that
Speaker 2: no matter what you answer it to, you can't answer
Speaker 2: it right.
Speaker 4: Her follow up is, are you lying? Yeah?
Speaker 3: What if you say fifty to fifty fifty fifty?
Speaker 2: I think you learn something from Lebron's response here and
Speaker 2: I say fifty yeah, no, I'll be gay.
Speaker 3: It could mean anything. You're like, yeah, you kind of,
Speaker 3: but it also keeps you on your toe.
Speaker 2: You learn something by this. By a lot of times
Speaker 2: a question has no real answer, that is gonna just
Speaker 2: there's no no answer. Hey you going to a bachelor party,
Speaker 2: Hey you gonna get some strippers. You say yes. Fifty
Speaker 2: to fifty say yes? Man, what a disrespectful guy you are?
Speaker 2: You say no? What typ a lame bachel party?
Speaker 4: Is that?
Speaker 1: You know what? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm actually gonna use this more often, just to
Speaker 2: keep people guessing.
Speaker 3: I don't owe you an answer. Get out of here.
Speaker 3: I don't owe you anything. That's my new answer for everything.
Speaker 3: Fifty to fifty on fifty to fifty.
Speaker 6: No, let me just make an observation real quick, because
Speaker 6: I love you guys, and you guys have been together
Speaker 6: so great and you work so good together.
Speaker 3: Over twenty years.
Speaker 6: Yeah too, As two different managers at the press conference,
Speaker 6: answering the questions, everybody will come to Rich because Rich
Speaker 6: will keep them laughing, but give them the same answer.
Speaker 6: He has the same answer, and then they will give
Speaker 6: They would love Covino, but Covino will get tired of
Speaker 6: them dumb questions.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm a.
Speaker 2: Little angry here. Yeah, I'm a little You know why,
Speaker 2: because my life's aggregating, it gets worth. He's like, I
Speaker 2: have a good question here, because everybody aggravates me. It's
Speaker 2: not me, it's not my disposition, it's the people I'm
Speaker 2: surrounded by.
Speaker 3: That annoy me.
Speaker 2: David Hill in this season of Curb said he doesn't
Speaker 2: he likes humanity.
Speaker 3: He just doesn't like individual people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and they bring me down, so eventually I'll lose
Speaker 2: my cool. But I think we learned something here and again,
Speaker 2: to wrap it up, no matter what lebron said here,
Speaker 2: he would get criticized. And if anyone deserves farewell tour,
Speaker 2: and it's not for everyone, There's been lesser, far lesser
Speaker 2: athletes that I've taken it in where he actually deserves it,
Speaker 2: whether you like him or not.
Speaker 3: Let's go to New Jersey and say what's up to Mitch?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 3: You're on Covino rich In for Dan Patrick? What's upuddy?
Speaker 1: That's happening, Guys, think what's up? Think about retirement because
Speaker 1: you know, and he likes to be like we all
Speaker 1: like to be like. I think I hope he can
Speaker 1: play as long as Tom Brady and maybe he can
Speaker 1: play with one of his son because his youngest son Bryce,
Speaker 1: and I think he has more talent than Bronni. Bronnie,
Speaker 1: you know, you can't.
Speaker 3: Get dreaded for his name or Magi walk so they'll
Speaker 3: be signed. You should play two years Brian games, and
Speaker 3: then we'll see if Loy's two guys, two sons play
Speaker 3: with Lebron.
Speaker 5: I hope he can play with both Bryce and Brian.
Speaker 1: What do you think?
Speaker 3: I mean, listen, that's probably part of part of his answer.
Speaker 4: Rich.
Speaker 2: He's probably thinking, I do want to hang on to
Speaker 2: play with my son, and I'm the only guy right
Speaker 2: now that think my son can make an impact on
Speaker 2: this team or any team in the NBA. I mean
Speaker 2: him talking about his son playing basketball. It's like one
Speaker 2: of those moms, remember back in the Dawn American Idol.
Speaker 2: They're like, my daughter could thing that she gets in
Speaker 2: front of Simon Cowell in the two thousands. Well, his
Speaker 2: son could play little pitchy play on that little pitchy dog.
Speaker 2: He's on a mediocre college hoops team and you tell
Speaker 2: him he's gonna make an impact on the Lakers.
Speaker 3: You know, that's probably why he's probably torn.
Speaker 2: He's probably thinking, yeah, you know, my feet hurt and
Speaker 2: I should retire, but I do want to stick around.
Speaker 1: But I don't know.
Speaker 3: My son's not playing that well, look, he's on the fence.
Speaker 3: Fifty to fifty.
Speaker 2: Great answer, Roll with it moving forward, because not everybody
Speaker 2: deserves an answer. You could ask whatever you want. That
Speaker 2: doesn't mean that you need to respond. Now that being said, Rich,
Speaker 2: I have another question. Okay, And if you want to
Speaker 2: chime in and leave your thoughts on Lebron does he
Speaker 2: deserve a farewell tour? You're sick of his wishy washy
Speaker 2: answers whatever it is? Can you be mad at him?
Speaker 2: If he was asked a question? Hit us up at
Speaker 2: Covino and Rich hashtag Covene. That was awesome at Covino
Speaker 2: and Rich, at Steve Cavino, at Rich Davis. You know
Speaker 2: what I mean. We are on Dan Patrick. Shout out
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Speaker 2: Oh and shout out to Marvin, who we hung out
Speaker 2: with that Oh yeah, you.
Speaker 3: Know, great crew.
Speaker 2: To compare hands with Marvin, big hands, little hand, little hands.
Speaker 2: I didn't notice that he got little Hamburger hands. Joel,
Speaker 2: let me tell you a quick story. Talk about little hands.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that's any reflection of Marvin, but so
Speaker 2: spot you happen to be with me. Well, my point
Speaker 2: is before you talk about Marvin for filling in for
Speaker 2: Dan Patrick and millions are listening. Yeah, hey, guys, do
Speaker 2: you mind giving us a follow? And if you like
Speaker 2: our show, check out the podcast for free Covino and Rich.
Speaker 2: Is that really asking a lot at Covino and Rich
Speaker 2: give us a follow Coveno and Rich. Anyway, little hands
Speaker 2: did not notice. But there was a time, Joel where
Speaker 2: we all went bowling with a group of people, a
Speaker 2: few couples, a couple of friends went to a bowling
Speaker 2: alley after after dinner. Yea, let's go bowling. You go
Speaker 2: to the desk, yeah, two games, I get. I gotta
Speaker 2: get shoes, you know you do?
Speaker 3: You hand the.
Speaker 2: Parts behind the counter, spraying them what size shoe you need.
Speaker 2: So there's like four dudes there and the wives and girlfriends.
Speaker 2: Ye have a size eleven, Ova, size ten, size ten, Ova,
Speaker 2: size twelve. One guy takes his shoe off. He goes,
Speaker 2: I'll have a size six and a half. And I
Speaker 2: would immediately turn around. I made eye contact but with
Speaker 2: our buddy Spot like did they do just say six?
Speaker 3: And Joel, he was fixated on his man feet.
Speaker 2: He was a six foot He was a six foot
Speaker 2: tall guy.
Speaker 3: Was he a school boy? And and Spot I were like,
Speaker 3: how does he not tip over?
Speaker 2: Like this dude had little like he was a man,
Speaker 2: dainty feet like your wife or girlfriend would have. He
Speaker 2: was a six foot guy. Like that is so odd,
Speaker 2: said size six. This guy must get all the sweetest
Speaker 2: sneakers because he's the you know, we'll go to a
Speaker 2: store and you're like, oh, that's a sweet so hoodie,
Speaker 2: don't have any stride rights. What sweet sneakers? Is he
Speaker 2: wearing a size six and a half? He gets to
Speaker 2: do that?
Speaker 3: Does do his sneakers light up like a little school kids?
Speaker 2: He gets to get kids Jordan's he gets some cheaper
Speaker 2: That's ridiculous. I've never met a grown man with little
Speaker 2: tiny feet like that. You know a story I thought
Speaker 2: you were gonna say, because you said Marvin has small hands.
Speaker 2: We interviewed the Big Show for Sirius XAM at a
Speaker 2: Super Bowl a few years ago. Big Show, the wrestler, Yeah,
Speaker 2: and he came up to me and he shook my hand.
Speaker 2: Is on on radio and he's like, you've got small hands.
Speaker 2: You got a little Hamburger hands. I'm like, what are you
Speaker 2: talking about. He's like like that, like that Burger King
Speaker 2: commercial where the guy has small hands.
Speaker 3: He called comedo.
Speaker 2: So every time we see the Big show, he goes
Speaker 2: hery Burger king can and I'm like, all right, fine
Speaker 2: and funny, but you realize this guy's like seven foot tall.
Speaker 3: He's Captain Insano. I mean, who feels big next to
Speaker 3: this dude? Nobody? But you know you don't want that reputation.
Speaker 2: But it is an honor to feel in for Dan
Speaker 2: and the Dan adds shout out to Mormon, shout out
Speaker 2: to Dan. Now I have a question for you guys.
Speaker 2: You know we're talking about Lebron. You know, now Joel's
Speaker 2: in my head. Okay, next time I see Marvin, yeah
Speaker 2: the whole time. I don't if you just looking at
Speaker 2: his hands, I know, Oh yeah, it's so weird. It's
Speaker 2: like you ever you ever have like your now you're
Speaker 2: gonna be fixing. You ever have your wife tell you
Speaker 2: like a weird detail about one of her girlfriends and
Speaker 2: the next time you see her.
Speaker 3: Look you're like you can't look at her straight, Like
Speaker 3: it's like Austin Powers with the mole. You're just fixing.
Speaker 3: Let's says some gossip or something like can you believe she?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 2: I don't know, And it's something if it's like weird
Speaker 2: sexual or something she got her butt done, and then
Speaker 2: the whole day you're just You're like, I gotta see
Speaker 2: this bad boy.
Speaker 4: My god.
Speaker 6: Yeah, all your girl, all your wife's friends are calling
Speaker 6: her right now?
Speaker 3: What is going up? What did you tell him?
Speaker 2: Speaking of the goats, right, we're talking goats and this
Speaker 2: isn't a goat conversation. That is the most tired, boring,
Speaker 2: ridiculous conversation there ever was. But speaking of Lebron, I
Speaker 2: want to talk about the Three Michaels. Do we all
Speaker 2: know who the three Michaels are?
Speaker 3: I think we do.
Speaker 2: If you're a kid of the eighties nineties like us,
Speaker 2: I mean, if you're alive with a pulse. Oh, Michael Landon,
Speaker 2: I mean Michael Lambdon's fantastic. I love Little House on
Speaker 2: the Prayer. I look the three Michaels.
Speaker 3: I'm not even gonna tell you because you gotta know.
Speaker 2: Of course you know the three Michaels. I want you
Speaker 2: to think about this on out side. Question Michael bl Bla,
Speaker 2: not Michael Bubla, No, no, no, don't even tell them.
Speaker 3: If there's a.
Speaker 2: Bonehead out there that doesn't know who I'm talking about,
Speaker 2: that's on you, Okay, live life is a bone it's implied.
Speaker 3: If you don't know, then I don't want you to listen.
Speaker 4: Or maybe irvingis.
Speaker 2: No, it's not him either. So I'm talking cultural impact.
Speaker 2: And there's a reason I'm bringing it up. Right When
Speaker 2: you think of the three Michaels we grew up with,
Speaker 2: who had the most cultural impact? Think about that because
Speaker 2: I have the answer, and I also have a question
Speaker 2: based on that. Okay, and we'll get to that next
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Speaker 3: All right, all right here and Rich on the Double
Speaker 3: Dutch bums. I'll tell you what Jolvin though we know
Speaker 3: Frankie Smith, Oh, I love this?
Speaker 2: So are you kidding me? Makes me want to do
Speaker 2: the worm. I think I'm gonna do the robot right now?
Speaker 3: You know? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Is that a Is that a lost art?
Speaker 5: Though?
Speaker 3: What the meaning?
Speaker 2: I had so many hilarious times on the school bus
Speaker 2: on sports trips in school, think of all the nonsense,
Speaker 2: and hey, dude, I hate to break it to you,
Speaker 2: not everyone is daddy stacks like you. There's a lot
Speaker 2: of people that still take the bus. And if you're
Speaker 2: on the bus listening on the iHeart Radio app, I'm
Speaker 2: a man of the people.
Speaker 6: Oh.
Speaker 2: I think you're gonna say, if you're on the bus
Speaker 2: listening to the iHeart Radio app, work harder.
Speaker 3: No, No, I'm a man of the people.
Speaker 2: Oh, Steve Cavino, And there he is, mister pretentious.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, mister pretentious pants rich days.
Speaker 2: No, when I was a kid, I feel like there
Speaker 2: were so many fun memories of just you know, horsing
Speaker 2: around and dumb crap on the bus. Nowadays you pass
Speaker 2: every school. Every kid's got their personal chauffeur to drop
Speaker 2: kid drop off. That was not a thing when I
Speaker 2: was a little kill You're right about the kid drop
Speaker 2: off one like you walk to school, you took the bus.
Speaker 2: Those are some of the options. Now it's like every
Speaker 2: kid gets do you know how our parents would probably
Speaker 2: if our parents did drop us off to school, they'd
Speaker 2: drop you off like a block away and you'd walk
Speaker 2: the rest because it was the pain in the essay, Yeah,
Speaker 2: because it was traffic or whatever. My daughter my pain
Speaker 2: in the ass. I'm sorry my kid Melody insists that
Speaker 2: I drop her like, I'm like, get out and go,
Speaker 2: and she's like no, Like she'll sit in the car
Speaker 2: at the very last minute and have me drop her
Speaker 2: off right in front of the gate instead of just
Speaker 2: getting out.
Speaker 3: Get out.
Speaker 7: Walk.
Speaker 3: They don't even want to walk in their pajama pants.
Speaker 2: Hey, if I wear pajama pants and crocs like kids today,
Speaker 2: I'd be embarrassed to walk anywhere too. Again, Covino and
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Speaker 2: I mean she don't want to get out.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: I'm like, I know your dad's playing some killer jams
Speaker 2: right now, but you gotta go not your personal chow fur. So.
Speaker 2: I don't think the bus is out of style. People
Speaker 2: still take the bus, but I do love that song.
Speaker 2: Joel's on the ones and twos bushes on the phones
Speaker 2: at eight seven seven ninety nine, Oh Fox spots on
Speaker 2: the videos at Covino and rich Now, I mentioned the
Speaker 2: three Michaels. Come on, take it back on the Taco Tuesday.
Speaker 2: You know who I'm talking about. Michael Bolton, No that
Speaker 2: no talent asked, clown. No, all right, we're talking Michael Jordan,
Speaker 2: of course, Michael Jackson Lie Now and Mike Dythan Michael,
Speaker 2: no one called me Michael, Mike Dythan Iron Mike. So
Speaker 2: those are the three most impactful Mikes. And by the way,
Speaker 2: growing up in eighties nineties, kid, there was not a
Speaker 2: chance in the world you didn't have like a Mike
Speaker 2: or two in your class. Dude, I saw a TikTok club.
Speaker 2: I saw a TikTok club of some mom.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Talking about how all the names that we think were
Speaker 2: like the Hawk girls are the cool guys like Jessica Stephanie, Jennifer.
Speaker 2: Guys were like Michael, John, Anthony. Those are old people
Speaker 2: names now. Oh yeah, Steve, like my name today might
Speaker 2: as well be Ebenezer. My name sounds like an old
Speaker 2: guy's name. And I have a younger girlfriend. Her name's Jordan,
Speaker 2: so it's like it's basically Jordan and and Sam. You know,
Speaker 2: Sam's a young guy name again. All right, George, you
Speaker 2: know I might as well be Jebediah Steve. Anyway, I
Speaker 2: noticed this when I when I coach girl's T ball. Now,
Speaker 2: all the girls names on my team seem like Sam
Speaker 2: is a young boy's name or a girl's name. No,
Speaker 2: Sam is a top three popular baby boy's name.
Speaker 3: It's back. I didn't know Sam was bad. Yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 3: all right.
Speaker 2: Well anyway, talking Michaels here, all right, which, again, like
Speaker 2: Rich said, is like an old guy named now. But
Speaker 2: when you think about it, those were three hugely, bigly
Speaker 2: impactful Michaels and people in our life. No offense to Barbara's,
Speaker 2: by the way, but I someone said the other day, well,
Speaker 2: do you think anyone will ever name a girl Barbara?
Speaker 4: Again?
Speaker 2: You know, everything comes back, Rich, Yes, everything goes in cycles,
Speaker 2: but that name sticks out to me like, I can't
Speaker 2: imagine someone anytime soon being like, what did.
Speaker 3: You name her?
Speaker 2: Well, it's our daughter Barbara. Everything comes back, I think, So,
Speaker 2: I mean, give me a break. Kids today are dressed
Speaker 2: in the same exact way we dressed in the nineties.
Speaker 2: Everything comes back.
Speaker 3: So think of the.
Speaker 2: Three Michaels and I pose a question, is there a
Speaker 2: clear answer, a clear answer onto who had the most
Speaker 2: cultural impact? And there's a side question to this now
Speaker 2: or point I'm gonna make now when you say who
Speaker 2: had the most cultural impact in the short term or
Speaker 2: the long term, there might be different answers because when
Speaker 2: you're talking about Mike Tyson, Michael Jordan, and Michael Jackson,
Speaker 2: those are three of them. Michael Field, Michael Jordan is
Speaker 2: no longer just a man. He's not just a man,
Speaker 2: He's a brand. You are rocking a pair of his
Speaker 2: sneakers once a week at least. You people have apparel,
Speaker 2: other players and other sports have his emblem on their jersey.
Speaker 2: I mean even superstars today when they talk about meeting
Speaker 2: Michael Jordan or like they felt like it's not real,
Speaker 2: like he was floating or something. They put him on
Speaker 2: such a crazy pedestal. Think of pay per view fights
Speaker 2: and what Mike Tyson brought to the fight game After
Speaker 2: Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson was the most unbeatable must see
Speaker 2: TV for.
Speaker 3: And don't forget my video game and Mike Tyson punch Out.
Speaker 3: He is a cultural icon.
Speaker 2: Don't forget my read company. Now, don't forget how he's
Speaker 2: the most intriguing man in the world and we still
Speaker 2: talk about him all the time, and we compare everybody
Speaker 2: to him. Hey do you think Tyson Fury, who's named
Speaker 2: after him, You think you could beat Mike Tyson. Hey
Speaker 2: do you think Deontay Wilder you think he'd beat Mike Tyson.
Speaker 2: Hey you think Mike Tyson would beat Muhammad Ali? Yeah,
Speaker 2: everybody talks about Mike Tyson.
Speaker 3: So put these three in order.
Speaker 2: Mike Tyson, Michael Jordan, Michael Jackson, who has the most
Speaker 2: long lasting impact of the Michaels of our childhood.
Speaker 3: We'll take your feedback next. Can you do on ritch
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