Speaker 1: What's up, guys. It's JP, one of the hearts and
Speaker 1: souls of the podcast. If you're here for the cj
Speaker 1: Uzama episode, you're gonna want to fast forward to bloss
Speaker 1: to what You're gonna.
Speaker 2: Want to fast forward to the hour and fifteen mark.
Speaker 1: Hour and fifteen minute mark. It's gonna come right after
Speaker 1: the Roman ad. But if you're a Tier one, disregardless
Speaker 1: message and enjoy this episode of Busting with the Boys.
Speaker 2: Ladies and gentlemen, Welcome to Busting with the Boys. We
Speaker 2: are electric. We're happy to have you here, and we're
Speaker 2: also brought to you by the most durable, most reliable
Speaker 2: the vehicle on the road. That is the Chevy Silverado.
Speaker 2: That thing is strong and dependable, just like the people
Speaker 2: that drive them do. My favorite part of the show,
Speaker 2: the Chevy Sovrado is that multi flextail. Get everyone see
Speaker 2: you fucking press the button and at first am I confused?
Speaker 2: You President? Only half of it comes down. You're like,
Speaker 2: how to them? How are how is this gonna work?
Speaker 2: Long story short, Dige. You're reading the manual a little bit,
Speaker 2: You're realize and it's easily easy, easy to get in
Speaker 2: and out of those things you're a farmer. Dude. If
Speaker 2: you're in South Dakota and those winds, you're you're a farmer.
Speaker 2: Go in, get the multi flas taleget that we've been
Speaker 2: telling you about with seven convenient configurations. Those little homies
Speaker 2: will make your life a whole lot easier at a
Speaker 2: couple of years of that thing, dude. Chevy Silverado modern
Speaker 2: advance with a ton of grant a partner and getting
Speaker 2: things done, especially when it comes to the heart soul
Speaker 2: of pickup truck, which I've already talked about. The bed
Speaker 2: Silverado was strong, advanced, dependable, and hard working, just like
Speaker 2: the boys you're looking at. Are listening to right now,
Speaker 2: Bustling with the boys taxt the episode. It's the beginning,
Speaker 2: So now that well, welcome to the episode. You ever
Speaker 2: hit a tating bend? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Same, I did bed for real for like, uh, you know,
Speaker 3: when the girls would hit it when it's about to
Speaker 3: be like the homecoming parade or prom or something like that.
Speaker 2: What's your homecoming? King? It fit you? If my day
Speaker 2: was doing.
Speaker 3: That, I would go with her and do it, and
Speaker 3: I put the little sticker on my waistline.
Speaker 2: Pretty that's so awesome. Yeah, little boy, bunny. Yeah, that's
Speaker 2: fucking me too. I did the same thing. No, I'm
Speaker 2: just kidding, do it, dude?
Speaker 4: That for real?
Speaker 2: When I was training for the combat with the boys,
Speaker 2: was like me is like Martin, Jack Muhort a couple
Speaker 2: of dudes, and we're all like, hey, there's the reason
Speaker 2: why black dudes looks so much more Jack than us
Speaker 2: because they're ten. Like we didn't know the tanning bed.
Speaker 2: And then for whatever reason, it became like a battle
Speaker 2: of egos of who had who could ten the best? Like, oh, man,
Speaker 2: like you boys, don't get twistled. You see this pale skin,
Speaker 2: I get tan it goes wild, he goes crazy, all
Speaker 2: of us all of a sud Yeah. Yeah, but we're
Speaker 2: all saying about how great we can get ten. So
Speaker 2: we go to this tanning place and the lady is like, hey,
Speaker 2: you should probably start like three minutes. Is are really strong?
Speaker 2: We should you should probably started three minutes and then
Speaker 2: work your way up. And then all for whatever reason,
Speaker 2: all of us are posturing and it's like, no, dude,
Speaker 2: just give us ten right away. Just give us ten
Speaker 2: right away. Skins built for my skins built for this. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh I'm like you hit them from from Arizona. Don't matter.
Speaker 2: You know. I fucking got in this tanning bed, dude,
Speaker 2: and no joke. I was in so much pain for
Speaker 2: the next three days, the worst sunburn in my entire life,
Speaker 2: bleach red. I peeled it off like a lizard. I
Speaker 2: literally unwound everything. I had to restart a week later.
Speaker 2: There was a point where I was in so much
Speaker 2: pain in my bed that I would have to put
Speaker 2: I put lotion on the wall and then like a bear,
Speaker 2: rode my back against the wall because I was in
Speaker 2: so much pain. My back was just killing me everywhere.
Speaker 2: And you didn't have nobody to apply that. No, I
Speaker 2: was living by myself. I was all alone. Who was
Speaker 2: coming to say? Whe was coming to save me? Bro?
Speaker 2: I remember like get up for that work out the
Speaker 2: next day, like two hours of sleep dying, bro, And
Speaker 2: it was like, it's only three days, But what a
Speaker 2: fucking miserable three days. I've ten since then. But you
Speaker 2: have a good tan.
Speaker 3: And by the way, man, ohs and ps, you get
Speaker 3: a spray tan in the winter time.
Speaker 2: No, there's no way, because you bobbed out a spray tan. Bro,
Speaker 2: your boy came out like I was real pain for
Speaker 2: one yen, the next thay, I'm just super tan and
Speaker 2: here's what's gonna happen. I would, no joke, I would
Speaker 2: legitimately think about getting a spray tan during the season. However,
Speaker 2: you sweat, the shit gets streaky. That's true. Imagine your
Speaker 2: boy out there with streaky lines in his arm. You
Speaker 2: got you verbally assault for a while. This isla the photos, Yeah,
Speaker 2: you doing that'd be hard to come back from. You can.
Speaker 3: The game's over, dude, It's good to have you, beck,
Speaker 3: I mean, this is this is this is the first
Speaker 3: one that I know.
Speaker 2: We grinded it on a couple of them last week,
Speaker 2: but no, this is uh the boys yourself, it's not
Speaker 2: funny at the clap for yourself. That hurt me. But damn,
Speaker 2: it is fucking awesome to be back. I missed each
Speaker 2: of you in your own special little ways. I'm looking
Speaker 2: at each of you in the eye right now, and
Speaker 2: it's fucking I just have like a blossoming flower going
Speaker 2: off in my head. That's how happy I am when
Speaker 2: I see each of you face while it's going Yeah
Speaker 2: he jact. Look he was making the most icon the
Speaker 2: whole time, eye contact and smiling, smoke as Yeah, he
Speaker 2: loves it, dude, he loves it. I see you got it.
Speaker 3: You got a nice fresh cut. You're looking tan from
Speaker 3: being on Canada on Lake Vibes the entire time. I
Speaker 3: love the shirt you got going on right now. You
Speaker 3: got it in Canada two x.
Speaker 2: And I do have to say, I'm glad you brought
Speaker 2: up the lakes because there's something we need to talk about.
Speaker 2: Oh man, I didn't give Lake Vibes their flowers, and
Speaker 2: I need to give them their flowers at this moment. JP.
Speaker 2: I know, but just listen. It's only on the lake
Speaker 2: on a nice little tin or a Mastercraft or a Nautique,
Speaker 2: whatever one you want to fucking go on. You get
Speaker 2: out there. People are having a great time. You take
Speaker 2: the boats, you tie them up, you have every own
Speaker 2: little redneck yacht club. People are having a great time.
Speaker 2: You get a little toast, you jump in the water,
Speaker 2: you splash around a little bit. It is a fantastic vibe, grilling,
Speaker 2: throwing on a line when you want to, just becuz
Speaker 2: you pop on the tube and you realize you're thirty
Speaker 2: real fucking fast. The kids are having an absolute blast
Speaker 2: the entire time. Your boy learned to drive a boat.
Speaker 2: And not only that I wanted how to drive a boat.
Speaker 2: There's a little at Turtle Bay in Lake Country. Shout
Speaker 2: out Turtle Bay, no free shoutouts. They have their own
Speaker 2: little dock of a little squad that hangs out there,
Speaker 2: and it's like these teenagers that that's their summer job
Speaker 2: where they dock and Phillip gas for boats, and while
Speaker 2: boats are out, they're just diving in the water playing
Speaker 2: having a good time. You could tell there's like some
Speaker 2: summer love going on in that little area. My classic
Speaker 2: movie Vibes and I go and the summer love and
Speaker 2: they're like head guy, I forget his name. His older
Speaker 2: brother went to school with tailing, so like they kind
Speaker 2: of knew each other in that way. He was like, hey,
Speaker 2: you don't need to worry about what no knowing noe know.
Speaker 2: He was like. I was like, hey, I've never driven
Speaker 2: a boat before. He was like, bro, you'n me fine,
Speaker 2: Like what you need to do is he showed me
Speaker 2: a couple of tricks. So every time I would come in, i'd,
Speaker 2: you know, try to rip it and fucking turn right
Speaker 2: into that thing and put it in all nice. And
Speaker 2: the first three times I'm be honest, I almost had
Speaker 2: a woman. I almost put that thing up on the dock,
Speaker 2: I'll be honest, But shit went well after a while
Speaker 2: your boy was parking that boat. I kind of felt
Speaker 2: like the king of the of the lake for a
Speaker 2: little bit. I was Oh, I kind of felt like
Speaker 2: I was like owning my ship. Yeah. Oh, I could
Speaker 2: get down with this life. I could live this a
Speaker 2: little bit. I could be up in the trees, look
Speaker 2: at a bear from a distance, cast the line, have
Speaker 2: a barbecue. So many bald eagles. Magical. Now, all that
Speaker 2: being said, hang on, hang on, did you go ahead? Will?
Speaker 2: Did you? Oh? Yes, boat waving bro. I went to
Speaker 2: the boat wave and I even tweeted it like I'm
Speaker 2: gonna assume it's a Canadian thing, which is weird because
Speaker 2: they're all overly nice there. Yeah. I waved at half
Speaker 2: a dozen people before it was like too embarrassing.
Speaker 3: I had to stop. They were waving back. That's interesting.
Speaker 3: And you're you're outside of you're outside of the states.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm out of the continental United States. We're out
Speaker 2: of there, you know. So I'm gonna assume I wanna
Speaker 2: go to Lake of the Ozarks with you one day.
Speaker 2: You know, hit the head Percy Priest or something like that,
Speaker 2: and I'll be waving every motherfucker out there. You know
Speaker 2: what I'm saying, m hm, But I don't. I didn't
Speaker 2: get and I still will land on the sword of
Speaker 2: boat waves just to wave homie. And you're either polite
Speaker 2: or or not when you're waving back. I wanted, I
Speaker 2: wanted to move back. Not everybody big foot either, but
Speaker 2: ye as well, boot is reel as well. Now all
Speaker 2: that being said, I'm glad. I believe I bought a
Speaker 2: couple dozens of flowers there on a hand. It to
Speaker 2: the lake itself, so it was an amazing vibe. It
Speaker 2: still doesn't touch the ocean. Boys. There's nothing better than
Speaker 2: sand between your toes, a little teeky type of bar
Speaker 2: in the corner, fresh mahi mahi for the boys, a
Speaker 2: couple of tacos, a little too much sunblock, and then
Speaker 2: the next day not enough sunblock, flip flops, longboards, bicycles,
Speaker 2: the whole kit and kaboodle. Maybe young get in the ocean,
Speaker 2: take a dive, get real, scaring it back on the
Speaker 2: boat as fast as you can, but it was worth it.
Speaker 2: When you got back in the boat, you know what
Speaker 2: I'm talking about. It is a fucking vibe. It's tropical,
Speaker 2: it's wonderful, it's sunny. Shit, it can even be cloudy.
Speaker 2: But God bless America. There is nothing better than being
Speaker 2: on that ocean, around that ocean and around those vibes.
Speaker 2: Just shout out ocean vibes.
Speaker 3: So how about you bought you bought hang on, so
Speaker 3: you bought a U. So you bought our v how's
Speaker 3: the drive back? Do we have time? Absolutely your trip home?
Speaker 3: Like should we talk about that? Should we talk about
Speaker 3: our do our shout out no free shoutouts segment? Or
Speaker 3: is this like a send off episode?
Speaker 2: Like I don't know.
Speaker 3: You go to camp obviously people are listening now it's Wednesday.
Speaker 3: Subscribe everywhere where you're watching for the most important thing
Speaker 3: you want to do. You go to camp tomorrow, Like
Speaker 3: this is the week you go to camp, but you
Speaker 3: go in the this is where you go in.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's like God, I'm gonna miss the boys. I'm like,
Speaker 3: we will literally be here all year long. Said my
Speaker 3: man's texting me like he's going to Iraq tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Bro. I really felt always doing that ship. I was like, man,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna miss the boy so much. I'm like, fucking
Speaker 2: I already feel it. And I was like, yo, we're
Speaker 2: literally three blocks away. Will I will, I will be here.
Speaker 2: I will be writing letters to the boys. I will
Speaker 2: be writing letters to the boys. We just built something beautiful.
Speaker 5: Boys.
Speaker 2: It has been honest. And you're gone for a month.
Speaker 2: I was gone for a month and I missed. I
Speaker 2: missed more than a year's worth of shit to do.
Speaker 2: I felt like it was incredible. So you come in,
Speaker 2: you come back, you pop on a couple of pods.
Speaker 2: Did you like the confused waiter out there? Passionate out
Speaker 2: dishes And I'm just excited to be back for the boys.
Speaker 2: And I go back to camp. So it's a bit
Speaker 2: of a deal. I'm gonna miss you, guys. I'll tell
Speaker 2: the r V story, but it's a bit of a deal.
Speaker 2: It's a fucking learney and I you.
Speaker 3: Want to go through all the details, all the details,
Speaker 3: only one way to tell a story. I'm with you.
Speaker 3: I'm with you, but I don't think you answered the
Speaker 3: first question. Maybe it's unanswered and we still got it.
Speaker 2: Am I gonna am? I gonna be gone forever? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Like Aaron Hernandez are Yeah, it's just like our send
Speaker 3: off episode for Tailor one.
Speaker 2: I'm not fucking leaving. I'm staying. I'm not what. I'm
Speaker 2: not leaving. I'm not leaving. Wha what what I'm not
Speaker 2: fucking leaving leaving. I'm staying.
Speaker 6: Dude.
Speaker 2: Here's what I think is is a happy medium for
Speaker 2: the fans. I don't need to be here for the
Speaker 2: whole podcast, but get in here once a week, nice
Speaker 2: twenty minutes with the boys. Hit a shout out, no
Speaker 2: free shadow, hit it's here. Talk maybe, talk about current events,
Speaker 2: what's going on. Keep your presence sitting in the seat,
Speaker 2: make it feel warm and cozy. Don't feel like I'm
Speaker 2: too far distance away from the boys, because you know Jackie,
Speaker 2: he gets nervous if you leave alone for too long.
Speaker 2: You got to make sure he's got some people around him. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And I'd be doing jack at disservice if I didn't.
Speaker 2: If you ain't got to see me on Sundays, god forbid. Yeah,
Speaker 2: my boy be like a father recently with Jackie Boy,
Speaker 2: I know, I know, and look at him. Look how
Speaker 2: rogue he's gone. I got back the first day. Oh oh, oh,
Speaker 2: oh god. I got back the first day and he
Speaker 2: was spouting off all kinds of shit like it's his
Speaker 2: fucking this is his show. Now.
Speaker 3: I think there's a couple of things though, like, yeah,
Speaker 3: maybe spouting off, but maybe there's been a little bit
Speaker 3: of gross Like Jack's been busting his ass. He's been
Speaker 3: doing a lot of good things for the boys.
Speaker 2: There was flowers given to Jack. That must be the
Speaker 2: phrase of the day with me. When you and I
Speaker 2: were driving the other day and we literally looked at
Speaker 2: each other after Jack called me on my birthday and
Speaker 2: we sat there and we're like, Jack's looking through.
Speaker 3: A shot saying, Hey, beach vibes over Lake bibes, because
Speaker 3: he was a Lake vibes guy, and I'm doing what
Speaker 3: I can to just be away.
Speaker 2: I remember he called and said like, hey, where's will
Speaker 2: At he brought on the phone. He's like, hey, it's
Speaker 2: a beach. That wasn't the point of the conversation. That
Speaker 2: was like a side point. Yeah, he didn't just call
Speaker 2: for that, Yeah, but that was definitely a point he
Speaker 2: tried to make, right. I think, I mean, are we
Speaker 2: do we have any Lake five guys in here besides.
Speaker 3: Will No, Jack was the last one. Jack was the
Speaker 3: last soldier that was standing with me.
Speaker 7: I'd liked you in a perfect the world be able
Speaker 7: to be a lake and beach guy, but it just
Speaker 7: doesn't seem like you can in this plot.
Speaker 2: I know, let talk to the Yankees. You have to
Speaker 2: pick one.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but I feel like I'm easily persuaded. So like,
Speaker 7: if I go hit a really nice lake, you can,
Speaker 7: I'm fully back.
Speaker 5: Oh, but I just came from.
Speaker 7: The beach, so right now I'm like I should have
Speaker 7: worren my pukish on necklace. Like I'm riding the beach
Speaker 7: so hard right now, it's just unmatched.
Speaker 2: Oh, I agree with you on that.
Speaker 3: I think at the end of the day we forget
Speaker 3: JP and I we almost we almost threw fists in
Speaker 3: Vermont arguing about the lake and beach. Really we had
Speaker 3: some whiskey andness. We were going back and forth pretty hard.
Speaker 3: He'll do something different to you sometimes and then Jack
Speaker 3: and I we have a really good He tells me
Speaker 3: he was like, hey, I think I'm up.
Speaker 2: I was like, so you're a beach guy. Now.
Speaker 3: He's like over there doing his work or something. I like,
Speaker 3: sit down, I got my sunglasses on. I was like,
Speaker 3: talk to me, what gives And we had a really
Speaker 3: good conversation about it.
Speaker 2: I do.
Speaker 3: I wish there was a world where we could live
Speaker 3: in both, but unfortunately, what we've kind of done on
Speaker 3: this podcast is you got to like you got to
Speaker 3: die on a hill.
Speaker 2: Yeah, which is a tough life to live because I'm
Speaker 2: not a big die on the hill guy. Yeah, I know.
Speaker 2: We live in the middle. Yeah, I love to like
Speaker 2: straddle the line one foot on each side. But once
Speaker 2: there comes to with whoever says something last right, But
Speaker 2: once there seems to be like a little competition about
Speaker 2: something that like competitive nature comes out, you gotta somehow
Speaker 2: whatever in our head win. I know. Speaking of you've
Speaker 2: been taking a lot of l's on Tier Talk lately.
Speaker 3: How do you feel I don't I disagree with you, bro, Yes,
Speaker 3: very heavily. I do think I took an L on
Speaker 3: the Fast Food Talk, But obviously, like if you listen
Speaker 3: to the episode, you know, I'm like trying to pick
Speaker 3: different stuff. Remember, I really got down on myself or
Speaker 3: not picking there.
Speaker 2: George really went actually and Dairy Queen was one that
Speaker 2: I think we both miss.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 3: But other than that, dude, I feel really good about
Speaker 3: where I stand on the Tier top lists.
Speaker 2: Well, you know how I feel about how you handle
Speaker 2: your tier talk, which we don't need to go into.
Speaker 3: There's nothing to go into. You have this facade on
Speaker 3: how I do tier talk. I think like, I don't
Speaker 3: believe you get that when you see the results when
Speaker 3: it's your talk happens and you're like, I got to
Speaker 3: come up with something to I have to. There's there's
Speaker 3: got to be a reason Will's winning other than just
Speaker 3: actually beating me.
Speaker 2: No, you're simp dude. You're like, it's not a big
Speaker 2: thing where whatever you say, brother, get out. There's no
Speaker 2: there's no.
Speaker 3: Reason for me to come at you like your platform too,
Speaker 3: if you have to have been about something.
Speaker 2: No, but there's not I know my boys about algorithms.
Speaker 2: I know my boys spends about thirteen hours of the
Speaker 2: day looking at how many numbers are popping up, how
Speaker 2: many sales are going, how the bus and stuff is going.
Speaker 2: You're learning more and more about what people like and
Speaker 2: dislike me. I'm more I don't know, I don't try
Speaker 2: as hard. I'm more like you caught it. I'm more like,
Speaker 2: uh yeah, I would say I probably you know, I
Speaker 2: know what I like and so when I put that
Speaker 2: out there, I think and I and a perfect example
Speaker 2: is the uh sports movies. I put out what I
Speaker 2: believed were, in my opinion, the best. I think you your
Speaker 2: opinion will suay to what you know the publicle life more.
Speaker 2: And that's just an opinion. And I'm not trying to
Speaker 2: come up the boy. No. You know, I think it's
Speaker 2: easy to say stuff like that.
Speaker 3: So I'm kind of doing well in the social like
Speaker 3: putting stuff out there.
Speaker 2: Murdering it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'd say it's easy to say, like I look
Speaker 3: at numbers. I look at that like I'm just myself.
Speaker 2: No, listen, there's I'm not gonna take away from the
Speaker 2: fact that you're absolutely murdering the bird game. You are
Speaker 2: fucking you're him.
Speaker 3: Hey the when you post that photo that's them holding
Speaker 3: up our jersey.
Speaker 2: Yeah that suf so funny. It is hilarious, dude, And
Speaker 2: you legit like you take that, you take the bird
Speaker 2: on as if it's it's your sporting event that day,
Speaker 2: like you take you take it into that's work. I
Speaker 2: put a jersey on, I put the face down on,
Speaker 2: like it's just yeah, you go, you do a full
Speaker 2: dynamic warm up and you go and play ball. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 2: no question, there's no joking. There's no joking about that.
Speaker 2: That's what you do. That's what Will Compton does. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I opened the app. I'm like, how do we get
Speaker 2: this going today? Yeah? And you do a fantastic job.
Speaker 2: Your boy does try real too hard on that. I might
Speaker 2: trying to keep up, but low key, it's not my
Speaker 2: bag the way it's your bag. Like that's fucking will
Speaker 2: component a nutshell.
Speaker 3: To disarmy right now, there's no disarmy army.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Second ago, I'm trying to think how do I weather
Speaker 3: this storm? Felt like I was trying to weather and
Speaker 3: now you're using that weathering in your fucking disarm No.
Speaker 2: I think you're fantastic. I think you're fantastic. You're so
Speaker 2: fantastic that maybe even subconsciously, that's why you're picking things
Speaker 2: that you know that Gen Pop is gonna really like
Speaker 2: the most. No, bro is there it is? That's all
Speaker 2: you needed. And I'm not trying to be mean to you.
Speaker 2: I'm just trying to tell you what the deal is.
Speaker 2: Please tell me, Please tell me.
Speaker 3: In my sports movies, I like to put my first
Speaker 3: one that I think that I chose for Gen Pop.
Speaker 2: I think knowing our demographic is very much a football demographic.
Speaker 2: You put two football movies in there, when in reality,
Speaker 2: there really only needed to be one because in my
Speaker 2: mind when I'm doing my tier talk, yeah, there's a
Speaker 2: lot of great movies out there, and everyone knows I'm
Speaker 2: a big hockey guy. Everyone knows I play football, everyone
Speaker 2: knows like i'm the sports I'm kind of about. But
Speaker 2: I didn't want to like myself in one genre of sport.
Speaker 2: I wanted to make sure I had hit a few
Speaker 2: of them boys and make sure everyone knows that's what's
Speaker 2: inspired me the most. And the number one on my
Speaker 2: charts was a boxing movie, Yeah, which is I think
Speaker 2: the number one sports movie of all time if you
Speaker 2: look at just numbers. Yeah, but that's my like but
Speaker 2: generally right is the number one thing? Yeah, But I
Speaker 2: love fucking Rocks and I don't disagree.
Speaker 3: With you that fantastic Rocky because I think everyone's gonna
Speaker 3: be on my side. I'm choosing Rocky because I live
Speaker 3: and die by that shit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like you, here's the deal with your with your
Speaker 2: tier talk, I think they're fantastic. We're not going to
Speaker 2: go into how three movies are in your tier one
Speaker 2: because we've already had that conversation. But like Rocky fantastic,
Speaker 2: Remember Titans, it's a great movie. And I think what
Speaker 2: you do differently than what I do and tier talk.
Speaker 2: I go with, for the most part, what's affecting me
Speaker 2: the most right now in my life. I don't go
Speaker 2: back and jump backs when I was eight, ten, twelve,
Speaker 2: fourteen years old and have that feeling of nostalgia. You
Speaker 2: like to play the fat to play into what movies,
Speaker 2: what movie fires the most? Like I think Remember the
Speaker 2: Times is a fantastic movie. It's fantastic. It's been overplayed
Speaker 2: so much. To me I'm now being thirty one years old,
Speaker 2: I think the movie's overrated because I've seen it three
Speaker 2: hundred times. So that movie for me is like I
Speaker 2: wouldn't put that in my tiar talk. I think it
Speaker 2: gets too much love. This is very interesting. You can
Speaker 2: say you watch the movie now Times because you enjoy
Speaker 2: it in the light Friday Night Lights. Isn't even as
Speaker 2: good as Remember the Titans. That's why it's the three
Speaker 2: and not two. But that's not giving away too. I
Speaker 2: don't know. Miracle is the first movie that pops in
Speaker 2: up my mind.
Speaker 3: Miracle is a great movie, Like this is your talk
Speaker 3: at the end of the day. It's not like I'm
Speaker 3: saying these are the only movies that work. These are
Speaker 3: the ones that has done it the most for me.
Speaker 2: The speeches, I know, if you look at those, if
Speaker 2: you look at all these movies, ignore Your Boy Foster
Speaker 2: and The Knight's Tale, Oh hilarious, hilarious. Your three movies
Speaker 2: have more name recognition than any other movie on here.
Speaker 2: Your three movies would be one, two, three name recognition.
Speaker 2: My movies and I want to talk about his movies.
Speaker 2: My movies would not be that Warriors. Warriors are very
Speaker 2: good movie, very good movie. It's outstanding.
Speaker 3: And Caddy Shack has made an appearance on two of
Speaker 3: those three lists.
Speaker 2: Yes, but if you talk about sports movies, and you're
Speaker 2: talking about immediately what sports movies are the best sports movies?
Speaker 2: A lot of time people are gonna go away from
Speaker 2: the comedies. They're gonna go more into the serious stuff
Speaker 2: like remember the Titans agon a Friday Night Lights, those
Speaker 2: types of things, rocky, They're gonna have more of a
Speaker 2: serious connotation about them. Now we can see and argue
Speaker 2: aboutier talk all day. Like I said, you're doing a
Speaker 2: fantastic job, and I think you're playing the right fence.
Speaker 2: I think you're doing ay, I'm gonna keep doing me.
Speaker 3: I think they're gonna keep doing That's what's getting me
Speaker 3: is you're saying that I'm playing a certain like I'm
Speaker 3: playing a fence right. But only only person that knows
Speaker 3: the truth about you is you. So why even get
Speaker 3: mad about it? Because you're trying to put me in
Speaker 3: different boxes. So I think I'll discuss that with my
Speaker 3: therapist next week. Yeah, absolutely, maybe you should unlock that away.
Speaker 3: Put away the mommy daddy issues for a little bit.
Speaker 3: There's no mommy and daddy issues. Oh it's friend issues.
Speaker 3: Oh behay, my friend keeps saying this stuff about man
Speaker 3: and they really it really triggers me.
Speaker 2: How do I not identify with this so much?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 2: What time we get right now? Probably so we probably
Speaker 2: hit an ad real quick. One of these great sponsors
Speaker 2: is unbelievable. It's a whistle pig, whiskey and boys, let
Speaker 2: me tell you, fucking McAfee says it, it's up to
Speaker 2: something season. With a whistle pig, it is absolutely up
Speaker 2: to something season. Sometimes I'd just like to kick back
Speaker 2: after a long week and pour myself a glass of whisky,
Speaker 2: because why not. My favorite these days is a maple
Speaker 2: old fashion. It's delicious, sweet, spicy, and just the perfect
Speaker 2: twist on a classic cocktail. How do you make yours?
Speaker 2: I like to put a little bit of bitters in there,
Speaker 2: like a little orange slice in there. I like that
Speaker 2: big giant square it off ice cube. Overall, I give
Speaker 2: that thing a four point five and you give it
Speaker 2: a dash or something else. When you put your favorite
Speaker 2: whiskey in there, which is Whistle Pig Whiskeys, you always
Speaker 2: put that one hundred perent at Rye whiskey in there. Dude.
Speaker 2: The spiciness of the Rye is the perfect cocktail mixer.
Speaker 2: And did you know that they made their own barrel
Speaker 2: age maple syrup for it too. I didn't. I really
Speaker 2: do know that, But now you know, dude, how do
Speaker 2: you give one hundred percent? Get your own bottle at
Speaker 2: Whistlepig dot com or at a local real tailor. Trust
Speaker 2: us on this one. It truly is one hundred percent
Speaker 2: of the good stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and remember when I was telling you when we
Speaker 3: were out there learning about one hundred percent Rye whiskey,
Speaker 3: Why it's always such a big marketing ploy for them. Well,
Speaker 3: we learned that all you all you have to have
Speaker 3: in your whiskey is fifty one percent Rye fifty one
Speaker 3: and above the claim that you're a Rye whiskey. Like,
Speaker 3: there are a couple of brands out there, won't say
Speaker 3: their names, very incredible brands, but their Rye whiskey is
Speaker 3: like seventy something percent whistle Pig, one of the ogs
Speaker 3: in the rye game. They are one hundred percent Rye whiskey.
Speaker 3: So that is why they always advertise that there one
Speaker 3: hundred percent Rye because the majority over ninety percent is
Speaker 3: not one hundred percent right right.
Speaker 2: They're getting off on minor details, correct anything else.
Speaker 3: I think that is important for people to know as
Speaker 3: they see that. So now they can tell their friends, like, hey,
Speaker 3: what you're drinking? Probably it's not one hundred percent Righte
Speaker 3: whiskey if you're a right person, unless it's whistle Pig.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: So, if you're seeing somebody that they're not drinking whistle
Speaker 3: Pig and they're like, oh, I'm a ride guy, and
Speaker 3: it's like, well are you really?
Speaker 2: Yeah, what do you? I know? What you're drinking?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 2: There is probably not one hundred percent right, Let's look
Speaker 2: it up, let's google it. Yeah, you're probably fix two percent,
Speaker 2: right guy, And then you're fake and you're a fake
Speaker 2: ass motherfucker. Dude. I like that that dude. Drink whistle pig.
Speaker 2: So drink whistle pick. It's delicious, and subscribe to the boys.
Speaker 2: Now I'm having a hard time here navigating what to
Speaker 2: do next, because I can tell you about the trip
Speaker 2: it was a bit of a deal, or we can
Speaker 2: talk about Patty the Batty, who is an absolute fucking
Speaker 2: stud god, I know, and we got a shout out
Speaker 2: no free shoutouts segment, I know. So we had about
Speaker 2: it at forty five minutes ahead of us a three
Speaker 2: hour pod.
Speaker 3: I mean, it could be believed we need like the
Speaker 3: Uzama one does Zach Wilson stuff.
Speaker 2: It's outstanding sitting up there for us.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, So let's.
Speaker 2: Talk about Patty the Batty. Will move on. We don't
Speaker 2: talk about the van. I'll move on from the van.
Speaker 2: Do you want the van? I don't. I don't know.
Speaker 3: What do you guys want? What do you guys think?
Speaker 2: Oh no, I'm more than willing to talk about It's
Speaker 2: just a bit of a story.
Speaker 3: So there's a bit of a story. Yeah, it's about
Speaker 3: a I mean, probably a fifteen minute story. If we
Speaker 3: nobody talks, it's a bit of a deal. Like if
Speaker 3: nobody says a word unless tailor go on like it's a.
Speaker 2: It's a bit of a deal. And I'm a gave
Speaker 2: sparking notes is as much as possible. But I won't
Speaker 2: really get that verrado. It really needs maybe noted. And
Speaker 2: if we feel like we need to know what a
Speaker 2: detail is, grato the world word verrabo, verrado, ravado, ravado, bravado, bravado.
Speaker 2: It's bravon, not verrado. What what did I even saying that?
Speaker 2: What mean? He's got a bravado about it, like a base.
Speaker 2: He's got a tone to it, like a vibe. We're
Speaker 2: pro vibes. We are very much pro vibes, some more
Speaker 2: than others.
Speaker 4: Too.
Speaker 2: Tell you want to catch you up a good little
Speaker 2: good vibe. Dude, go hit up an ocean, your nearest one.
Speaker 2: You probably have the best time in your entire life.
Speaker 2: It's outstanding. Dude. Lakes are good too, though, Dude lakes
Speaker 2: are good too. If you can't get to the ocean,
Speaker 2: get to your nearest lake pro water, no fucking pro water.
Speaker 2: I'll just do it, dude, because we're gonna the longer
Speaker 2: we sit here, the longer we're just gonna wonder what home. Essentially,
Speaker 2: you bought an RV for? How was it like eight
Speaker 2: grand nine thousand Canadian which I believe in turn goes
Speaker 2: to seventy three hundred usd Now, your boy, was it was? Which?
Speaker 2: It was a Chevy. Now I will before we get
Speaker 2: a knee into the story at all, dude, I'm going
Speaker 2: to give a massive shout out to the three point fifty,
Speaker 2: which is probably the most reliable engine or the household
Speaker 2: name engine of the Chevy, the GMC Chevy, whatever it is.
Speaker 2: This is a carbureted engine. Three fifty is a carbureted
Speaker 2: engine that you can get into a fuel and jested
Speaker 2: that situation. It's not what I'm going to talk about
Speaker 2: that engine itself. There was a couple of hiccups along
Speaker 2: the way, nothing had to do with the engine. Everything
Speaker 2: else had to do with other parts failing out of me.
Speaker 2: But that engine held strong for two three and seventy
Speaker 2: one miles uphill, downhill, big twists and turns fifty five
Speaker 2: mile an hour cross ones in South Dakota. That engine
Speaker 2: held up and went strong for me. And I can't
Speaker 2: thank them and Chevy enough for not only in the
Speaker 2: seventy six bringing us an amazing vehicle that everyone was
Speaker 2: gonna live to camp in, but also a vehicle they thought, Hey,
Speaker 2: in about forty four years, some little dip shit's gonna
Speaker 2: go put this out and try to go across country.
Speaker 2: I want to make sure he's going to be all right.
Speaker 2: So shout out to Chevy one more time.
Speaker 3: We should we have a moment, Yeah, moment of silence
Speaker 3: for the Chevy, greatest brand of all time.
Speaker 6: Of all time.
Speaker 2: Stu it boys. So I'm staying in Lake Country, BC.
Speaker 2: All right. The main lake there is called the Okanagan Lake.
Speaker 2: The Okanagan is home to a very mysterious creere called
Speaker 2: the Oga Pogo. And there's actually a two million dollar
Speaker 2: bounty to anyone that can find the og Pogo. Such
Speaker 2: a high bounty indeed that the Japanese, just all of
Speaker 2: them came over and put a submarine in the water
Speaker 2: just to try to find the Oga Pogo. No signs,
Speaker 2: but there are still pictures of this day. So if
Speaker 2: you're out there in Lake Country, go hunt away. My people. Yep.
Speaker 2: This is one of the deepest longest lakes in North America,
Speaker 2: not including the Great Lakes. It is a fantastic fun time.
Speaker 2: Your boy is right on the Okanagan Center. That's a
Speaker 2: road that connects it is right next to the lake
Speaker 2: and on the other side as hills and mountains and
Speaker 2: beautiful scenery. I am cruising down on a road going
Speaker 2: left and right on about a thirty five kilometers per hour,
Speaker 2: So those of you that's doing the math, that's like
Speaker 2: ten miles an hour. I should move slow as hell
Speaker 2: over there, dude, it's wild. I hit this hard right corner.
Speaker 2: I look off from the distance and I see a
Speaker 2: beam of light flash through the trees. It's about two
Speaker 2: thirty pm, and I see this gorgeous van sitting in
Speaker 2: front of me. It's shadow everywhere, and it's just highlighting
Speaker 2: this Manila with an orange streak and brown streaks around
Speaker 2: it van and this glorious thing. As I look there,
Speaker 2: I go, damn. Everybody in Canada either has a Winnebago
Speaker 2: or is saving up for a Winnebago. It's kind of
Speaker 2: like the bom MITZPAF for people in Canada. Like when
Speaker 2: you become a man. That's when you have your camper.
Speaker 2: I look at it. I'm like, hey, I got to
Speaker 2: immerse myself in this culture. I do the same thing
Speaker 2: when I was living in Arizona with the Michigan I
Speaker 2: got at a northern accent about me, came down to
Speaker 2: the South, trying to put a little south little twang
Speaker 2: in my voice. And now I'm in Canada. What can
Speaker 2: I do? How can I fit in? The most? It's
Speaker 2: by a camper. Lucky for me, this beautiful piece of
Speaker 2: machinery was force sale. I cruise up, I go up
Speaker 2: on the hill. I go into the guy's driveway. I knocking,
Speaker 2: and the man's name is John. I say how much
Speaker 2: for the van? He goes It's nine thousand dollars. I said,
Speaker 2: in my head, what a sucker. I go through. This
Speaker 2: thing is an absolute time capsule seventy six And you
Speaker 2: think shag carpet, You think of the green and brown
Speaker 2: and oranges in the interior. It is everything and more
Speaker 2: you would think talking about flour wallpaper. It is just
Speaker 2: an absolute beauty of a time cap So you walk
Speaker 2: in there and you say, my grandma's probably my grandparent's
Speaker 2: probably fucked in something like this, and that gives you
Speaker 2: a warm, little fuzzy feeling in your heart, doesn't it.
Speaker 2: I look at the man, I shake you sand I said,
Speaker 2: I'll see you back there tomorrow. Now there's a whole
Speaker 2: nother story about how my wife tried to trick me
Speaker 2: and making me think it got sold when they did
Speaker 2: a horrible job selling it. I ended up catching her
Speaker 2: on it. Long story short of nine thousand dollars dat
Speaker 2: even trying to heckle the man down. I bought the
Speaker 2: van eighty one thousand miles. That thing is and you
Speaker 2: used to play on well two. It's encido. It's probably
Speaker 2: made to kidid. It's probably a kilometers can. It didn't
Speaker 2: go to kilometers until nineteen eighty three, ladies, gentlemen. So
Speaker 2: this van is at eighty one thousand miles per hour.
Speaker 2: I cruise on down to k Town. That's what I
Speaker 2: call it. Ktown is Colonna. It's about two hundred thousand people.
Speaker 2: It's got good vibes. It's got a nice little hippie
Speaker 2: vibe about it. There's also a bunch of skids running
Speaker 2: around there, skater kids, a lot of lake vibes. People
Speaker 2: are just having a good fucking time out there. It
Speaker 2: is an absolute blessed thing. The boys. Would you enjoy
Speaker 2: going out to the bars and have a nice little
Speaker 2: pee of pit over there or something like that, the
Speaker 2: little Cactus Club lettuce wraps, which absolutely well you dude, Well,
Speaker 2: I was like you. So I go. I bring this
Speaker 2: down to this dude named Chrissy's working at a Napa
Speaker 2: auto shop. I say, Chrissy, I need you to help
Speaker 2: me out, Buddy, I need to get this engine all
Speaker 2: dialed in because I'm driving at twy three hundred and
Speaker 2: seventy one miles. He says, I don't got nobody open
Speaker 2: for about two months. Sorry, bud. Guess what, dude, Your
Speaker 2: boy doesn't give up on No. Your boy just takes
Speaker 2: nose and maybe and we keep on trudging forward. Fast
Speaker 2: forward fifteen minutes later, Christy's shaking my hand, saying, hey,
Speaker 2: how can I help you? He tells me he'll take
Speaker 2: the van. He'll make sure everything is dialed in. New sparkplugs,
Speaker 2: new bands, oil change, the complete tune up. You need
Speaker 2: new tires. It's on a duley, which means there's six tires.
Speaker 2: So we're gonna throw six tires on that boy for you. Now,
Speaker 2: the next thing going in my head is it's nice
Speaker 2: out here. There's don't have a lot of diversity in
Speaker 2: this weather. What is Taylor need to do next? That
Speaker 2: is get an AC unit put in his van. I
Speaker 2: take the van, I got the windows rolled down, I
Speaker 2: got the little on the old school boys do. They
Speaker 2: have like a little triangle, like an obtuse angle. You
Speaker 2: turn them so it gives you a nice little event
Speaker 2: right in the cross region. I put that boy a
Speaker 2: Highway ninety three and I cruised back up to Lake
Speaker 2: Country from k Town, that's about twenty five minutes away.
Speaker 2: There's a place called Voyager. I go into Voyager. They
Speaker 2: give me the same old song and dance. Hey, but
Speaker 2: we can't do this for you. We're booked out into August.
Speaker 2: We're booked out into this and that your boy doesn't
Speaker 2: take no is no. He takes that as a hard maybe.
Speaker 2: We start talking, wheeling and dealing. About fifteen minutes later,
Speaker 2: they say to me, what can we do for you, bud.
Speaker 2: They end up putting a ninety three hundred BTU AC
Speaker 2: unit into my vent. Now, those ninety three hundred, those
Speaker 2: of you who are like big AC buffs, I know
Speaker 2: the eleven thousand is a big one. In the thirteen
Speaker 2: thousand is a big one. In the ninety three hundred
Speaker 2: is more of a unique, low profile type of deal.
Speaker 2: Your boy, Hey, when you're bakers, you can't be choosers.
Speaker 2: I'm a cake eater myself, but I couldn't in this situation.
Speaker 2: So these cats get me. The third ninety three hundred
Speaker 2: costs a little extra because it's a more of a
Speaker 2: unique style. They're throwing a Cummings generator in the back
Speaker 2: by the way, shout out Cummings. Absolutely unbelievable. I know
Speaker 2: it's a product, so fuck you. Put coming. They did
Speaker 2: a great job on their diesel engines. They also do
Speaker 2: a great job with the generator. That thing kept me
Speaker 2: going for a while. I bring it all back. We
Speaker 2: get this thing done. Your boy is leaving on a Sunday.
Speaker 2: I think, you know what, If I can do this
Speaker 2: thirty five hour drive, which is driving straight by the way,
Speaker 2: no stops or nothing, I can do that in forty
Speaker 2: eight hours, I'll be happy. I don't know if it
Speaker 2: was gone. I don't know if it was a voice
Speaker 2: over my shoulder. Maybe it was my wife repeatably saying hey, Taylor,
Speaker 2: you're probably not gonna make it in forty eight hours.
Speaker 2: I decide to myself, I'll leave Saturday, give it a
Speaker 2: buffer so I know I can work out a little bit.
Speaker 2: My chef, my friend Jason Russell, says to me, I'm
Speaker 2: never travel across country. I'd love to do that with you, Bud,
Speaker 2: I said, but come on, I'm gonna need somebody. Your boy. Look,
Speaker 2: you gets scared of the dark anyway, So I mean,
Speaker 2: if I'm sleeping night, I'm be nervous. Jason jumps on
Speaker 2: with me. We got a whole plan. Things are not
Speaker 2: about to go the way I wish they went. We
Speaker 2: get on the road. Now, those of you who are
Speaker 2: don't know anything about the northwest of the United States,
Speaker 2: and I guess the South Way of Canada very treacherous.
Speaker 2: You're going up hills and inclines that no one has
Speaker 2: ever seen. It's ridiculous. You got big grades, semi trucks
Speaker 2: are gearing down and doing all their fourteen gears bullshit
Speaker 2: they do. I'm on the road. I'm going up towards
Speaker 2: Big Sky, Big Snope. That's in Montana. What is this
Speaker 2: place called. It's a ski resort just outside of Katown.
Speaker 2: About twenty five minutes, I go and I hit the road,
Speaker 2: and I'm going through Rutland, which is my personal favorite
Speaker 2: part of all of Ktown. I get on the road,
Speaker 2: I'm going up in incline. The speed limit is about
Speaker 2: one hundred and twenty kilometers an hour, which, for those
Speaker 2: of you wondering, sixty miles an hour. I am hitting
Speaker 2: this incline at barely thirty five miles an hour. Barely, dude,
Speaker 2: and I'm fucking given her. After about ten miles of
Speaker 2: doing that, we finally plateau level off and head our
Speaker 2: way down. Takes me about three hours. It gets the border.
Speaker 2: For anyone who is driving a normal vehicle, it takes
Speaker 2: me about two. It takes them about two hours to
Speaker 2: get there. I run a stop sign going into the border. Now,
Speaker 2: this gentleman, his last name was hil or something like that,
Speaker 2: very very short individual. He had the nice little coldest
Speaker 2: that going on, had a strong lisp on him, had
Speaker 2: a real strong list. We almost couldn't take him serious
Speaker 2: at first, but he tells me flow down, flow down
Speaker 2: right now, gives me the big stop side. He starts thinking,
Speaker 2: I'm I think this man is going to be an
Speaker 2: asshole to me, I'm at the border. He we start
Speaker 2: playing the game, like who are you? How do I
Speaker 2: get to know you? And your boy? I wikipedia, you know,
Speaker 2: I I put it on the man tell them, hey, listen,
Speaker 2: what do you what do you know? Didn't He goes,
Speaker 2: what are you doing in the States? I go, I'm
Speaker 2: going back to Tennessee? Is what are you doing TENNESSEEO?
Speaker 2: I played professional football. I played professional football. He's like,
Speaker 2: no way, that's so thick, and so we I get
Speaker 2: out of the van. I turned the van off. He
Speaker 2: walks around the corner and gets in the camp or.
Speaker 2: He's like, do you mind if I look around? I
Speaker 2: know those of you who deal with the place on
Speaker 2: a regular basis. Ghost Taylor, you know you're right, So
Speaker 2: don't let him look around. Boy ain't got nothing to hide, Homie.
Speaker 2: Jump on in there, Bubby, if you want to join
Speaker 2: the road too with us, we could always use somebody
Speaker 2: to ride three. So he gets in there. He's looking through,
Speaker 2: but at this point he's more excited about the fact
Speaker 2: that I play professional football. So we're going to talk
Speaker 2: about that for fifteen to twenty. Your boy goes to
Speaker 2: start his van. Whoops, the daisies, the van doesn't fucking start.
Speaker 2: He comes and he's but this guy's also a mechanic.
Speaker 2: That should have been right then and there the moment
Speaker 2: where I said, probably should head back to Laketown or
Speaker 2: Ka Town and call it a day. Not me. I thought,
Speaker 2: just as minor bumping the road, let's keep her going.
Speaker 2: So I finally get the vehicle started. I'm heading towards Spokane, Washington.
Speaker 2: I'm going where you know, Spokane, Washington, right into that
Speaker 2: small sliver of Idaho, and then I could go down
Speaker 2: through Montana into Bozeman and then the Billings and then
Speaker 2: so on and so forth. We'll get there as we go.
Speaker 2: As I'm going up towards Spoken, I hit a ten
Speaker 2: mile eight percent grade, which is not very much at all.
Speaker 2: Semi trucks are absolutely whisping by me like it's nothing.
Speaker 2: I'm getting win vortexted into the corner, wondering am I
Speaker 2: gonna even fucking make it out of this bud. All
Speaker 2: the sudden, Vanessa decides that she no longer wants to
Speaker 2: run for a little bit. She's gonna take a nice
Speaker 2: five to ten. So I start puttering, and the peak
Speaker 2: of the mountain I can literally see where it plateaus
Speaker 2: is tenth of a mile away. Because now we're back
Speaker 2: in the states that can stop using kilometers. I get
Speaker 2: off on the rail guard and me and me and
Speaker 2: Jason start making lunch. Me as and Jason starts making lunch.
Speaker 2: As absolutely beautiful outside it's the scenery is incredible, and
Speaker 2: I'm thinking she's just overheated. She'll be fine. Everything is good.
Speaker 2: Thirty minutes goes by, forty minutes goes by, so on,
Speaker 2: so you're like, holy fuck, dude, this is a long time.
Speaker 2: It's gonna work. Finally, Crankett, she goes. I rip it down.
Speaker 2: We get through Spokane without an issue in the world.
Speaker 2: We keep going through Idaho. Your boy drives all the
Speaker 2: way to Bozeman, Montana. By four am. I'm feeling good
Speaker 2: about what's going on. I know the treacherous roads are
Speaker 2: slowly going away at this point. Back. If you get
Speaker 2: past Billins, you're really starting to hit that plane's territory.
Speaker 2: So in my mind, those boys are home free. I'm
Speaker 2: in Bozeman, I've seen Yellowstone. I want to have a
Speaker 2: good time. Meet and Jason take a walk. We start
Speaker 2: We in the morning, get about three hours of sleep,
Speaker 2: decide to go to a motel, pay about one hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty dollars for a room just to get a
Speaker 2: nice little shower, and later finding out for those of
Speaker 2: you who are doing cross country drives, if you had
Speaker 2: a pilot's or a or a Loves gas station, you
Speaker 2: can literally like grab a ticket that says like you
Speaker 2: can take a shower. So there's one hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: bones out the window. I think Vanessa is doing an
Speaker 2: absolute nod. Yeah, fantastic job driving that it loves for real,
Speaker 2: dem a loves guy. Vanessa is doing a fantastic job
Speaker 2: driving through the town. People are giving the eye like,
Speaker 2: holy shit, what a fine piece of machinery. I started
Speaker 2: to get on the road. There's now there is a
Speaker 2: town between Bozeman and Billings called Big Timber Occupations, probably
Speaker 2: seventeen people. We are driving. All of a sudden we
Speaker 2: start in the hill. Woo, she's not giving us any
Speaker 2: love at all. So I pull over to the side.
Speaker 2: There's one house looks like within ten miles and it's
Speaker 2: terrifying a trespassers will be shot blah blah blah, and
Speaker 2: don't know soliciting all this stuff. So the idea of
Speaker 2: going and knocking on this guy's door and asking for
Speaker 2: some sugar is probably out of the question. At this point,
Speaker 2: I think it's overheated, not a car guy. We all
Speaker 2: looking down the barrel of a gun, knowing at this
Speaker 2: point it's probably the gas pump. I didn't know that
Speaker 2: at the time, Now I do. It's not going. It's
Speaker 2: not going. Finally she turns back on. We start cruising.
Speaker 2: We get to Bay Timber. Big Timber is about three
Speaker 2: gas stations in a taxi taxa Germany store. I would
Speaker 2: have been more excited, except if the Taxidermy store was
Speaker 2: closed because it was a Sunday. I'm at the gas station.
Speaker 2: There is a shady, shady massage parlor right in the corner,
Speaker 2: and then on the other side there's like a gift
Speaker 2: shop that sells a bunch of like iron forge stuff,
Speaker 2: which I thought about buying. We are broken down at
Speaker 2: this pump. At this point, Vanessa wants nothing to do
Speaker 2: with the drive anymore. She's tapped out, she's done. I'm
Speaker 2: angry as all get out because I'm like, is this
Speaker 2: really hell? The rest of my day's gonna go? In
Speaker 2: my opinion, I'm getting to Rapid City, South Dakota before
Speaker 2: the end of the night. That wasn't happening three four
Speaker 2: five hours ago. By as we're hanging out, cars keep
Speaker 2: going and going, coming and going. However, there's a bunch
Speaker 2: of motorcycles still sticking around. Then these dudes start coming
Speaker 2: out with vests that say Bad Sevens on the back.
Speaker 2: Now these dudes that have Bad Sevens. I'm walking the
Speaker 2: gas station. I'm getting my funians, my funions, and some
Speaker 2: bean dip, trying to make it through the entire day.
Speaker 2: These boys are staring me down like either I'm a
Speaker 2: hot piece of ass or I might be a threat
Speaker 2: to their gang. Either way, your boys getting fucked one
Speaker 2: way or another. I'm very nervous right now over your
Speaker 2: seventy seven Jerny. Nope, did not show them nothing like dude.
Speaker 2: They pull up. I'm sitting at this gas pump and
Speaker 2: the Bad Sevens ride up their motorcycles around the van
Speaker 2: and I'm sitting in the van. We won't start, and
Speaker 2: they're just staring at me, and I don't know what
Speaker 2: to do. So I did what any good Christian would.
Speaker 2: I put my hands on that steering wheel and at
Speaker 2: his face forward, act like they were not there. For
Speaker 2: about five to seven minutes, no joke, five to fucking
Speaker 2: seven minutes, which is a long time, and they finally
Speaker 2: they laughed and drove away. I am like, probably should
Speaker 2: get the fuck out of here, dude. Now, with a
Speaker 2: carbureted engine, when you need to help start it, there's
Speaker 2: a spray you can use. You put it into the
Speaker 2: air filter. When you do that, it helps the ignition
Speaker 2: start getting the gasoline to the carburetor into the engine,
Speaker 2: which helps everything move. So I finally, for whatever reason,
Speaker 2: see this it says help start. So I grab it.
Speaker 2: I spray in the air filter. Bang, bang, boys, we
Speaker 2: are out of there. I'm about thirty seven minutes from Billings, Montana.
Speaker 2: It is about four o'clock in the afternoon. I thought
Speaker 2: at this point i'd be way past Montana into Wyoming
Speaker 2: and maybe through a little bit of South Dakota. It's
Speaker 2: obviously not the case. We start driving again. In my mind,
Speaker 2: we're good because it's just it's just a heating thing.
Speaker 2: Once we level out, there'll be no problem. But now
Speaker 2: Vaness says, having an issue of on straightaway, she's given
Speaker 2: the thing, and now like, what the fuck are we doing? Vanessa?
Speaker 2: I'm starting to get mad at her. I'm trying to
Speaker 2: yell at the vehicle, which she should never do, right,
Speaker 2: because they're trying their best. I pull over to a
Speaker 2: restop fifteen miles outside of Billin's, Montana, and I've quit.
Speaker 2: The game's over for me. I turn on the Jenny,
Speaker 2: I have the AC pumping. I'm in the top little
Speaker 2: part where my little bed is. I'm tucked in tarp off,
Speaker 2: just some underwear on, and was looking at my phone
Speaker 2: wondering what the hell have I gotten myself into? How
Speaker 2: am I gonna get out of here? Ten minutes go by,
Speaker 2: nothing the I got the engine up, the like the
Speaker 2: little hood from the engine is up. It's sitting there.
Speaker 2: Fifteen minutes goes by, twenty minutes goes by. Mike, I
Speaker 2: might as well take a nap and then we'll figure
Speaker 2: out a way to get the billains and we'll fly
Speaker 2: home tomorrow. All of a sudden, there's a knock on
Speaker 2: the out exterior of the van. We're at a rest stop,
Speaker 2: and but fuck nowhere. I'm thinking to myself, the bad
Speaker 2: Stevens have finally caught up to me. Your boys going down,
Speaker 2: and I'm yelling timber so I get out of my
Speaker 2: little crow's nest. Dude, I go through, I open up,
Speaker 2: I open up the door. I cruised around the corner
Speaker 2: and there's this unsuspecting gentleman with a he's got a
Speaker 2: little bit of a will Compton pre pre veneer teeth
Speaker 2: thing going on. He's got a little bit of weather
Speaker 2: to his face. But you can see that the man's
Speaker 2: been there, he's been doing it. And he goes, what
Speaker 2: seems to be the problem, and I go, well, you
Speaker 2: know all the things I've already told all of you.
Speaker 2: Find people. As I've been talking, he does this when
Speaker 2: I'm going uphill, and if I forget over fifty five
Speaker 2: miles an hour, it starts bogging on me. And as
Speaker 2: I'm starting to tell him all these things, he goes, oh,
Speaker 2: and it does this, and it does that, blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: So I'm thinking, yeah, this guy knows exactly what he's
Speaker 2: talking about. I'm like, how do you know? He goes, oh,
Speaker 2: I love it Alaska for two years with the same
Speaker 2: exact van. I know the issues you run into. So
Speaker 2: I'm the same exact van. My god, I'm gonna help you.
Speaker 2: I'm ready to pack it in. This man. Keith pulls
Speaker 2: out a it's like a Chevy Vault or something like that.
Speaker 2: Dude opens the back and starts pulling out tool machines
Speaker 2: like it's fucking like clowns coming out of a little
Speaker 2: car in a circus. He has all these tools, all
Speaker 2: these things he's but the caveat to this whole thing
Speaker 2: is he's making me take off and move all the
Speaker 2: stuff so I can learn. In my head, I'm like,
Speaker 2: just give me the damn fish. You don't even teach
Speaker 2: me how to fish right now. I just need to
Speaker 2: get the shit done so I can get home. He
Speaker 2: has me taking this little small part off. It's the
Speaker 2: gas filter. I pull that, he says. If that's hard
Speaker 2: to blow in too, then it's the gas it's the
Speaker 2: gas filter. If not, you probably have a gas pump
Speaker 2: issue or even more issues. After that. I end up
Speaker 2: getting this thing off. Takes me way longer than anybody
Speaker 2: would ever expect to take gas filter off. I get
Speaker 2: it off. I blow into it, clear as the whistle,
Speaker 2: not a problem in the entire world. So the guy goes, well,
Speaker 2: it's probably your gas pump. You go into town. Everything's
Speaker 2: closed right now in the morning. You shouldn't have an issue,
Speaker 2: and the only way to find out if it's really
Speaker 2: the gas pump is just drive thirty miles an hour
Speaker 2: on the highway, or drive thirty miles an hour for
Speaker 2: fifteen minutes, and if you have any issues with the engine,
Speaker 2: then it's not the gas pump but something more intense.
Speaker 2: But if it nothing happens that wear and tear, it'll
Speaker 2: be totally. Then it's like saying, all things are pointed
Speaker 2: towards the gas pump. I had this dude named Keith.
Speaker 2: He's literally a godsend. Shout out Keith along the way
Speaker 2: of this whole thing. Unbelievable gentleman, literally out of nowhere,
Speaker 2: I go, why did you spare my entire life for this? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I go, why'd you stop for us? He goes, Oh,
Speaker 2: I gotta be in Chyenne by tonight. But I was
Speaker 2: just driving past and I saw you guys. So I
Speaker 2: got off the highway with the last exit and drove
Speaker 2: back this way. Now I thought, I just help out
Speaker 2: real quick. Oh my god, mess, what a fucking g
Speaker 2: So that's the MVP of the trip. Oh just wait, buddy,
Speaker 2: just fucking wait, because we're not done yet. We finally
Speaker 2: get the villains we go thirty miles an hour on
Speaker 2: the highway getting win vortext by every single semi truck
Speaker 2: there possibly can be beca This is a big busy
Speaker 2: dayline for semi trucks on Sunday. Apparently they don't go
Speaker 2: to church. I get the villains. We know it's now
Speaker 2: the gas pump. I sent out a hail Mary text
Speaker 2: that all of you saw, like, hey, if anybody's in
Speaker 2: villains could help me out, blah blah blah. The amount
Speaker 2: of numbers that came in dms to give love to
Speaker 2: the boy was unbelievable. You people were unreal. What do
Speaker 2: you mean to people? You people were unbelievable. Sending those
Speaker 2: dms helped me out. This gentleman, his name is His
Speaker 2: name is David. David said, Hey, I'm working at a Chevy dealership.
Speaker 2: We can definitely help you out tomorrow. We open at
Speaker 2: seven am, I said, but I'll see you then. Stop
Speaker 2: at b Dove w give myself some parmesan garlic wings
Speaker 2: because your boy's feeling little defeated and we need to
Speaker 2: eat our feelings around here. Go over to this RV
Speaker 2: village which just screamed assault. It was a terrifying place.
Speaker 2: I'm six to seven, three hundred and ten pounds, and
Speaker 2: I thought someone's gonna try to take me tonight. That's
Speaker 2: how bad it is. In these little RV spots, I
Speaker 2: plug in, I get about six hours of sleep, which
Speaker 2: is the most I'll get the rest of this trip,
Speaker 2: and go see my man. Go to the Chevy dealership.
Speaker 2: The boys are fucking hyped, and I'm there. I send
Speaker 2: out a little tweet. Hey, if anybody wants to come
Speaker 2: and say, what's up, well, I'm here, You're more than
Speaker 2: welcome to him at this place. Blah blah blah. Dude
Speaker 2: start flocking in. The cops start coming to see me.
Speaker 2: This dude looking like a cop, cops cop dude. He's
Speaker 2: got a fucking hard fade, that big little fucking wisp
Speaker 2: over the side sleeve tattoo, and at chew. I talked
Speaker 2: to my man for fifteen minutes, plussed and spit once.
Speaker 2: The guy's a fucking stun so he's talking to me.
Speaker 2: He's a big guy. He's a big bust with the
Speaker 2: boys guy. Now, another gentleman came to see me as well.
Speaker 2: He's got red hair and a red beard. I cannot
Speaker 2: remember his name for the life of me. But he
Speaker 2: was so incredibly nice. He brought Star Patch Kid watermelons,
Speaker 2: which not just the bag, but like a family sized
Speaker 2: fucking bag of this. He also brought me sour Skittles,
Speaker 2: which you knew. He said, I know it's your Tier two,
Speaker 2: but I got it for you. Brings me a loaf
Speaker 2: of cinnamon bread and he's like, hey, any time here
Speaker 2: in Montana. This is the shit, Like you need to
Speaker 2: try this stuff. Unreal, and brings me a bottle of
Speaker 2: Montana Montana whiskey Legend and I'm like, dude, thank you
Speaker 2: so much. This is unreal. He leaves forty five minutes later,
Speaker 2: comes back and he goes, hey, man, I was superstar
Speaker 2: start before, but I'm calm now. I'm like, all right,
Speaker 2: cool guys, I brought you something else. And he gives
Speaker 2: me a fucking Montana belt buckle that is so fucking
Speaker 2: It's just it was just super dope of him to do,
Speaker 2: and he gave it to us for the ride. It was.
Speaker 2: It was unreal. Now back to the vehicle, they figure
Speaker 2: out real close my man Stu is the general ports
Speaker 2: manager there. He's been working there for about twenty three years.
Speaker 2: Stu is a fucking stud. He looks like exactly like
Speaker 2: you think he would look, but he is a fucking stud.
Speaker 2: He rolls that vehicle around back. He starts ripping and
Speaker 2: going and getting all these things done. He goes, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's the gas pump. No problem, we'll order one right now.
Speaker 2: They order the gas pump. They someone goes to the
Speaker 2: auto shop, grabs it, brings it back, brown gas pump,
Speaker 2: No beggy, just another thirty minutes off my drive. I'll
Speaker 2: be all right. These boys will help me out big time.
Speaker 2: They go you get the auto part, they grab it.
Speaker 2: They come back still and it's the same one. It's wrong.
Speaker 2: They didn't do it right. So I tell my boy,
Speaker 2: Davy David Point I believe his name is he. Uh,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna hey, just give me the thing. I'll go
Speaker 2: pick it up. They holped me up with a nice
Speaker 2: Chevy Silverado. Your boys in the vehicle felt great to
Speaker 2: be able to drive over fifty The crews over there,
Speaker 2: get there, get the part, come back. They slapped that
Speaker 2: baby on there like you'll be out of here in
Speaker 2: fifteen minutes. But no problem. They turn the vehicle on.
Speaker 2: Now the vehicle doesn't even want to turn on. We
Speaker 2: got issue squad. So here's the deal. For those who
Speaker 2: don't know. Carbureted engines. The gas pump pumps gas into
Speaker 2: the carburetor, which allows all the pistons and shit to work. Okay, okay,
Speaker 2: So when the carburetor isn't working and the gas pump is,
Speaker 2: it won't even turn on. So what they told me
Speaker 2: was is you need to redo the entire car. Either
Speaker 2: get apart for tomorrow, a carburetor tomorrow and put it in,
Speaker 2: or they can rebuild the entire carburetor. They rebuild the
Speaker 2: entire carburetor in a day. It takes me, it takes
Speaker 2: them untill six pm at night. I go, I get
Speaker 2: a hotel, I crank myself and off a nice little workout,
Speaker 2: get about a two hour nap. I did. Let's go
Speaker 2: when you're stressed, maybe do yeah, do yeah. Yeah. Now
Speaker 2: this story gets interesting. So the boys, the boys finally
Speaker 2: hook it up. Dude, six pm gets done and uh,
Speaker 2: I'm out of there. At six thirty twenty minutes down
Speaker 2: the road, the same fucking shit in the van starts
Speaker 2: happening again. Dude, I am fucking living. I called David.
Speaker 2: He's got my personal line at this point, call him.
Speaker 2: He called Stu, Stu Goo's hey, carburet engine, ninety degrees,
Speaker 2: it's gonna happen like that. Just keep on fucking going,
Speaker 2: which is music to my ears. Run until she's dead, boys,
Speaker 2: that's what you gotta fucking do. And a carbureted engine.
Speaker 2: I start going. Sure enough, the weather breaks under ninety
Speaker 2: and it's smooth fucking sailing until your boy gets to
Speaker 2: South Dakota. I'm in the reservation. It is, by the way.
Speaker 2: We need to do a a I'm not gonna get
Speaker 2: into my details, but the reservation. We need to start
Speaker 2: being a little bit nicer. We need to start helping
Speaker 2: stuff out because it's a fucking not a good look
Speaker 2: for us as Americans. Yeah, you know, it's just not
Speaker 2: a good deal. There is in South Dakota, not a
Speaker 2: whole lot. But what there is is a whole lot
Speaker 2: of wind. So as I'm driving, there is fifty five
Speaker 2: mile an hour crosswinds and no one on the road.
Speaker 2: I turn off the lights at one point on a
Speaker 2: straight away just to see how dark it was. You
Speaker 2: can't see a fucking thing. There is nothing out there.
Speaker 2: I stop off. I have a video I'll give to
Speaker 2: you guys that you guys can put up it is.
Speaker 2: The wind is insane. I am on the vehicle. I'm
Speaker 2: straddling the white line and getting pushed left to right
Speaker 2: and fifty five winds on a two lane highway. So
Speaker 2: I'm taking all of this road. There's no cars anywhere
Speaker 2: to be found, semi structure parked over on the side
Speaker 2: because it's two windy. We're top heavy as well, but
Speaker 2: we're not near as heavy, which is a huge issue.
Speaker 2: End of stopping at this place called Mara, South Dakota,
Speaker 2: behind this shitty little area, it was gone awful and
Speaker 2: uh guy, about two hours of sleep from there. Get
Speaker 2: back on the road. We're cruising and bruising. Dude. I
Speaker 2: stop in Nebraska. I think from this point forward we're
Speaker 2: fucking good. I'm in the show me state. Let's fucking
Speaker 2: do this, dude. I go through Omaha, I go at
Speaker 2: about twenty miles in starts balgging to me a little bit.
Speaker 2: I decided this point I'm not going no, not going
Speaker 2: below a half a tank. That's not gonna happen here
Speaker 2: on now. I stop at this place that are cool
Speaker 2: down because it's the dead defeat's about ninety seven degrees outside.
Speaker 2: People and people in Nebraska are nice as can be.
Speaker 2: Get myself some little barbecue at a gas station ship
Speaker 2: my bance about twenty minutes later. That's okay, I ate
Speaker 2: the food. Did you say go big Red? If someone
Speaker 2: would have said it to me, I would have set
Speaker 2: it back out of just being nice, right, So these people, Wow,
Speaker 2: I'm fucking running out of words here. I fucking we
Speaker 2: get back to the gas pump. We checked the oil everything,
Speaker 2: and now it's like a cloud, not an actual c
Speaker 2: but there's like a cloud in the area. And this
Speaker 2: fucking Charlotte's Web looking, fucking emo thicker, pale witch looking girl.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like circling the van Bootober. She's just
Speaker 2: from me to JP, which is ten feet as I'm
Speaker 2: in the van by myself, staring at me, smiling, winking,
Speaker 2: doing all the cliches. Come fuck me, yes, all the cliches.
Speaker 2: I'm like, Yo, what is this chick doing. She waddles
Speaker 2: over to the side of the vehicle and asks me
Speaker 2: if I have a lighter. I said, no, man, don't
Speaker 2: have a lighter. Sorry, mind. I'm like, what are you
Speaker 2: smoking near in a gas station? Anyway? Responsible adult, There's
Speaker 2: no way I'm gonna do that. She gets a lighter
Speaker 2: from the other dudes that are right next to hers.
Speaker 2: She walks away. She's about two pumps down, but she
Speaker 2: keeps turning and giving the boy oh am I and
Speaker 2: I'm like, deer guy, I thought on the road for
Speaker 2: a minute, you're you know, hey, I'm a trucker. Now
Speaker 2: that's my lot listener. She I'm thinking I might have
Speaker 2: to because if not, she'll put a spell on me.
Speaker 2: That's kind of what I'm feeling. It looks everything like
Speaker 2: a witch. Dude. I called her the black Widow because
Speaker 2: she'll probably eat you after she's done. Fucking ye. So
Speaker 2: we checked the oil. As I'm checking the oil, she
Speaker 2: kind of creeps up behind Jason. I can see her
Speaker 2: in my burphal vision. She's just sitting there as if
Speaker 2: she was checking the oil with us the entire time.
Speaker 2: I get back in the vehicle and she walks up.
Speaker 2: She goes, can you guys give me a ride? Dude,
Speaker 2: I'm six seven, I'm three hundred and ten pounds of
Speaker 2: tatoos over my body. And Jason's got a bald head
Speaker 2: and a little bit of chin hair. He looks like,
Speaker 2: you know, probably wears pillow cases. Over his head and times.
Speaker 2: You're gonna ask for a ride from these two dudes.
Speaker 2: You're gonna, right, you're gonna ask for a ride from us.
Speaker 2: But what do you think like? You're just asking for
Speaker 2: where are your parents? Young lady? I tell her, no,
Speaker 2: I got to pick up my wife, and she goes,
Speaker 2: why I gotta pick up my kids from Sunday school.
Speaker 3: Totally flip my script on everything, so she when to
Speaker 3: leave the door open, So you want to change up? No,
Speaker 3: my wife, my kids, I gotta pick them my kids.
Speaker 2: Bro, She fucking rolls her eyes at me and turns
Speaker 2: and walks away. I couldn't get Instead of warming up
Speaker 2: the van at all, I fucking turned that bitch on
Speaker 2: and we ripped out of there. Dude, ten hours and
Speaker 2: fifty two minutes later, your boys laying his head down
Speaker 2: in Nashville, Tennessee, three and seventy one miles. It was
Speaker 2: an absolute fucking deal going through all of that. It
Speaker 2: was too much. Probably won't ever do it again, but
Speaker 2: fuck I love that van. And that's the story. Thanks
Speaker 2: you suck.
Speaker 3: A couple of boys was about twenty five I think
Speaker 3: that was twenty five minutes.
Speaker 2: Holy shit, dude, that was too much gift the gab.
Speaker 2: You're great storyteller. Were you went there? Were you interested
Speaker 2: the whole time?
Speaker 3: But yeah, because that was the second time I've heard it,
Speaker 3: so there's it comes as like it's been it's been
Speaker 3: a longer day, so I was getting a little like sleepy.
Speaker 2: But yeah, you're a very good storyteller. Thanks, fue No.
Speaker 3: I didn't mean that like a backhanded compliment. I'm just
Speaker 3: saying like I was in it the whole time, and
Speaker 3: I looked around at the boys and the boys. You
Speaker 3: hear him laughing about the entire store, Peter for the
Speaker 3: most most part working. You just knew he was about
Speaker 3: to have the floor and this is gonna be like
Speaker 3: that could be a movie, literally the entire time, Like
Speaker 3: I'm picturing stuff in my head. You paint, you painted
Speaker 3: a phenomenal picture, animated, right, I thought I was thinking
Speaker 3: that too, Like uh, I like spitting chicklets will animate
Speaker 3: their stories. They could easily the way you're painting some
Speaker 3: of that picture, just a fucking hue of the shadows
Speaker 3: behind the van with the orange stripe and everything else.
Speaker 2: What'd you say, Manila with.
Speaker 3: The flower wallpaper and the carpet like green brown and
Speaker 3: whatever you said, grandparents, fucking like, you can literally you
Speaker 3: can put yourself in this.
Speaker 2: Vase in the first three minutes you can.
Speaker 3: You can literally smell what that van smells like without
Speaker 3: and I still haven't been in it, Old Grandpa.
Speaker 7: I'd like to think that the was it the dirty sevens,
Speaker 7: the old the bad sevens. I like to think that
Speaker 7: what they were trying to do by circling around you
Speaker 7: as they're all like spit on, like what the issue
Speaker 7: was for the van, and if you had jumped out,
Speaker 7: it would have fixed it in like three minutes, but
Speaker 7: instead he.
Speaker 3: Just said to like this, So they just laughed, and
Speaker 3: I'm like, okay, I think this guy's will freak it out,
Speaker 3: like hey.
Speaker 5: Like no, you needed this bart and whatever. They just
Speaker 5: ride off and they're not like there was help this guy.
Speaker 2: They start walking.
Speaker 3: He just takes off, going no, get out of here
Speaker 3: and get out there, like hey, we got it.
Speaker 2: All right, Yeah, all right, d it was a crazy ride.
Speaker 2: It was a crazy ride. It was It was so
Speaker 2: much fun. Keith, shout out, Keith. There's a hero that
Speaker 2: shows up in every story in every movie. Keith was
Speaker 2: that guy. Like every hero starts to doubt, like, all right,
Speaker 2: let's pack it in, let's give up. They all want
Speaker 2: to they all want to stop, right, Yeah, but there's
Speaker 2: always somebody, some mentor that comes in the middle of
Speaker 2: the story that sparks that new flame. And then incredible, Bro.
Speaker 2: It was Keith, Incredible dude, crazy amount of fans and billings.
Speaker 2: I was getting like dms from like local billings news
Speaker 2: channelshen nominal Bro.
Speaker 3: So when you put that sweet out, I was like,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna retweet it. Who knows how many people's actually
Speaker 3: out where he's at. I had friends where somebody can
Speaker 3: help the boy, Like.
Speaker 2: Bro, there was so many dudes, and it was like
Speaker 2: my dams were I think after an hour, like there
Speaker 2: was like two hundred and I was just going through
Speaker 2: and I saw one of that said Chevy, and I
Speaker 2: was like, this most reliable shit you can ask for,
Speaker 2: it is. I got a picture outside the Chevy like
Speaker 2: of everybody, like the sales team and uh the mechanics
Speaker 2: in the van and the big Chevy sign in the back.
Speaker 2: Dude's oh bro, it was bitching and the dudes. Uh,
Speaker 2: the sales team they had this this uh thicker hula
Speaker 2: girl a little bobbling hula girl and they gave me
Speaker 2: as a present the drive and she had a little
Speaker 2: sharpie black and ye yeah, it was a little parting gift, dude,
Speaker 2: So fucking when was it? Danny men Holt, Danny Something,
Speaker 2: Danny Menholt Chevrolet and Billions Montana. If I ever go
Speaker 2: to Billions again, which the answer is probably not, But
Speaker 2: if I ever am, I'm gonna stop buy and say,
Speaker 2: what's up to the boys. They were unreal.
Speaker 3: It's fair to say these Tier ones and Tier two's
Speaker 3: created and welcome some new.
Speaker 2: Fans of the podcast. Probably yes.
Speaker 3: What I'm picking is if they had to build a
Speaker 3: carburetor and everything else, Like your van was there all
Speaker 3: day and there's probably a lot of other people locally
Speaker 3: that got their vehicle pushed back on the back burner
Speaker 3: because everybody was all at one point, every single mechanic
Speaker 3: was circling around my van.
Speaker 2: There no other vehicles getting worked on. When I first
Speaker 2: pulled up, I was like, like, you's sound like a
Speaker 2: fucking NASCAR pit stop in that thing. Dude, Guys working
Speaker 2: rolling doling. Everybody's wiping their hands every chance they can
Speaker 2: get there, getting after it. Yeah, and then like thirty
Speaker 2: minutes into my van being there. They were all about it, dude.
Speaker 2: I had my helmet with me, fucking letting dudes try
Speaker 2: it on and stuff like that. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah yeah,
Speaker 2: letting the boys be a part of it. There. Oh
Speaker 2: he's not just a football us to get this podcast too, yeah.
Speaker 3: Go.
Speaker 2: And the crazy thing is the dude that helped me out, Davy,
Speaker 2: he wasn't even really a fan of the pod or
Speaker 2: the Titans. He was a Vikings fan. He's like, I
Speaker 2: don't even know, but the pad is I'll check it out.
Speaker 2: His boy, who's a Colts fan, hit him up and
Speaker 2: was like, Yo, this dude, blah blah blah, bust with
Speaker 2: the boys Titans player. He needs help. And that's how
Speaker 2: it word of mouth, A Koby fan, arrival fan that
Speaker 2: being for the boys.
Speaker 3: That right there is an example of what being for
Speaker 3: the boys is out. We can refer teams in the season. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but outside of the gay, outside of those white lines, dude,
Speaker 3: you're for the.
Speaker 2: Boys all time. Ship was all time, dude. That was
Speaker 2: a great story. I appreciate that. I was wondering if
Speaker 2: I was losing you guys at all. Did you ever
Speaker 2: feel like you were at one point I was like,
Speaker 2: I just.
Speaker 3: Need to trudge do this a little bit. You gotta stuck.
Speaker 3: You were you were, We were in Ktown for a while.
Speaker 3: I was like, oh, and when we're gonna get on
Speaker 3: the road. It's like, we're gonna hit the road here, bro.
Speaker 2: Just just that being that van ready for the ride
Speaker 2: was a fucking story in its own It was ridiculous.
Speaker 2: But I love that thing. And you know what, right now,
Speaker 2: if I went in my backyard I turned that thing on,
Speaker 2: it would start up, no problem. Vanessa is all time.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the family, Vanessa. I can't tell you that
Speaker 2: when you pull into my house, though, you'll see it
Speaker 2: right away. That's awesome. Yeah, yeah, it's in the driveway.
Speaker 3: Do we hit our favorite segment, our favorite segment of
Speaker 3: the week, Yes, now you're to I feel like it's
Speaker 3: just a hits a little bit different.
Speaker 2: So do we let Jack do it and see if
Speaker 2: you can perform right now? Like intro this segment, you
Speaker 2: want to it up to you you're back. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: you did. But you did a pretty good job. I
Speaker 2: was kind of proud of you.
Speaker 5: I appreciate that, you know you I learned from the best.
Speaker 2: I got a lot of words into but sometimes you
Speaker 2: don't slow down for nothing. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back
Speaker 2: to our favorite segment of the week. Shut up the
Speaker 2: week and now finally checking off the demographic box we
Speaker 2: got blost Hernandez. Don't let yourself get stuttered out, buddy,
Speaker 2: You're gonna be just fine. We'll look away while he's talking.
Speaker 2: Don't make eye contact with him. I know you're gonna
Speaker 2: send us in the atmosphere. Let's have a hell of
Speaker 2: a shout out of the week.
Speaker 4: All right, so my shout out this week. Have you
Speaker 4: ever been late trying to get somewhere? I'm sure you
Speaker 4: guys live right. So I was running late today to
Speaker 4: an appointment, and I was worried that I wasn't gonna
Speaker 4: make it on time.
Speaker 2: So I was driving down there, and I know.
Speaker 4: That there's a lot of red lights leading up to
Speaker 4: this this clinic that I gotta get to.
Speaker 2: I show up to the first red light.
Speaker 4: This is going It looks like it's gonna stay red,
Speaker 4: but I start to slow down and then it turns green,
Speaker 4: and I'm like, oh, let's go, oh, let's go get
Speaker 4: get to the next one.
Speaker 2: Same thing happens hits green.
Speaker 4: I end up hitting green all the way and make
Speaker 4: it with five minutes to spare, So my minutes to
Speaker 4: spare with five minutes to spare.
Speaker 2: You and you told fucking the iPhone maps to fuck
Speaker 2: itself too, because you put it in there and it
Speaker 2: says three four minutes, you're gonna be three four minutes late,
Speaker 2: and you prove it wrong, which doesn't happen very often.
Speaker 2: The game. It's a fucking game. It really is one.
Speaker 2: An outstanding start to shut up of the week. Next
Speaker 2: up our boy, the mill hunk, Jackie boy, let's see
Speaker 2: her baby? What you got?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 2: So I kind of play over the weekend? Yeah, did
Speaker 2: its your deal?
Speaker 5: We really did run into some interesting characters tarking that.
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 5: But but no, it was pretty normal weekend. But I
Speaker 5: hit it on it earlier and I also tweeted about it.
Speaker 7: But my shout out, no free shout of the week
Speaker 7: goes to one of the most elite lunch meals on
Speaker 7: this planet, and that is the white bread and turkey
Speaker 7: and cheese sandwich on the beach. It is something special
Speaker 7: about being out there in the sand for like three
Speaker 7: four hours, A couple of beers, a couple of cocktails,
Speaker 7: you hop in the ocean, you get back out your
Speaker 7: little you know, feeling a little hungry now, and then.
Speaker 5: You go, oh shit, that cooler.
Speaker 7: You open it up, and we also have a couple
Speaker 7: of surprises for both of y'all. Shout out to YETI
Speaker 7: they sent us some pretty badass coolers for you guys, really,
Speaker 7: and they're here.
Speaker 5: At the shop today. So after this I'll show you guys.
Speaker 2: Oh you know, here's the deal with Yetti. Also, I
Speaker 2: try to do a little deal with them my first
Speaker 2: couple of years in the league, but they didn't. They
Speaker 2: said no because of my character issues. So it looks
Speaker 2: like we're going full cool only Yetti boys let them go. Yeah.
Speaker 7: So, but yeah, there's really nothing like that elite. It's
Speaker 7: gotta be a white bread sandwich.
Speaker 2: What Wonderbread. Yes, that's exactly who.
Speaker 7: I was, wonder Bread, and it was so perfect. Throw
Speaker 7: a couple of chips on there is twush it down.
Speaker 2: That chip is a sleeper too. That could have been
Speaker 2: its own.
Speaker 7: Shout out honestly, but yeah, that that is my shout
Speaker 7: out know for shut of the week is that elite
Speaker 7: ocean side white bread turkey and cheese sandwich with them
Speaker 7: doritas on top.
Speaker 2: Holy's very good. I agree, fucking outstanding. I'm still a
Speaker 2: little hung up on this yetty thing because the way
Speaker 2: they treated me the first couple years. Would absolutely love
Speaker 2: if they sponsored the pod though, right Donald Trump has
Speaker 2: I would love if they would have sponsored the pods. Yeah,
Speaker 2: there's a lot of coolant over there, a lot of coolant.
Speaker 2: Next up is the man who's wearing a shirt that
Speaker 2: I don't necessarily agree with, but for the most part,
Speaker 2: when my man is on the mic, he does a
Speaker 2: fantastic job off the ladies and gentlemen, mister JP, you sir, Oh,
Speaker 2: my shout out, no free shout out.
Speaker 1: I'm notorious for leaving my headphones whenever I go travel,
Speaker 1: and it Sucksmen. You just sit there in silence. There's
Speaker 1: a baby crying, and you just there's no escaping.
Speaker 2: Probably rue, but every.
Speaker 1: Now and then there is that one person when you
Speaker 1: sit down and they're just like the best person to
Speaker 1: sit by there entertaining, They're giving you good conversation. You
Speaker 1: might have even have a little deep conversation with them.
Speaker 1: So my shout out, no free shout out, goes to
Speaker 1: those good people on the plane who can keep you company.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you don't have headphones.
Speaker 3: That's two hours, stranger, dude, dude, balance right, there is
Speaker 3: the majority of time you don't want to be in conversation.
Speaker 2: I want to be in the conversation. But that's a
Speaker 2: very specific feeling. Well yeah, my who I'm thinking of.
Speaker 1: It was this like nineteen year old that went to
Speaker 1: Lipscomb and then his little eleven year old cousin Vietnamese
Speaker 1: descent American red or American raised.
Speaker 2: The little cousin eleven years old American. Bresden's a little racist,
Speaker 2: doesn't it. Lit Vo, Little Vo he's a rapper.
Speaker 1: Oh no, shit, eleven years old would show me all
Speaker 1: of this stuff.
Speaker 2: It was so funny, dude, that's fucking all time. I
Speaker 2: had a situation like that from Chicago to Nashville, and
Speaker 2: we were flying back from Michigan actually, and the dude
Speaker 2: and I talked for I don't know a few hours
Speaker 2: or however long the flight was. He was awesome. I
Speaker 2: had a great time. Walked away from that experience all smiles.
Speaker 2: I absolutely love it, dude, I fucking love it. Next
Speaker 2: up on the list is the merchman himself, that dude
Speaker 2: that comes in with that hot hot heat. Do not
Speaker 2: forget to go to was it barstool slash store.
Speaker 3: Store dot, barstool sports dot com, Door slash city again,
Speaker 3: door dot, barstool sports dot com.
Speaker 2: Forward boy, And if you look at some shit that
Speaker 2: was probably out I don't know, let's say all of
Speaker 2: twenty twenty two, and you go, this shit fucking hints
Speaker 2: this hat will be out there eventually. There's a couple
Speaker 2: of new branding shirts we got out there. That is
Speaker 2: all our man. Who's up next, mister Garrett himself. Let's
Speaker 2: hear it, baby?
Speaker 8: All right, my shout out is gonna be to an
Speaker 8: experience that Jack and I had this weekend.
Speaker 2: I'm going to shout out this kid at the beach
Speaker 2: is Her name is Sarah, and we pig roasted her.
Speaker 8: His name is Hans Simmons. What nickname hands Simmons with
Speaker 8: a Z. We were throwing the football on the beach.
Speaker 8: He's probably he's twelve years old. Kid was an absolute freak.
Speaker 8: Put our boys on skates. I was playing QB, so
Speaker 8: I didn't get embarrassed. Uh, but he most our friend
Speaker 8: Bobby and we took off down the beach, got up,
Speaker 8: got hype and he comes over and shows me his Instagram,
Speaker 8: So follow hand Simmons on Instagram.
Speaker 2: Out for us real quick h A N d Z
Speaker 2: Simmons s I M M O N S. Going to
Speaker 2: the league.
Speaker 5: A serious stadium on.
Speaker 2: Saturday, Oh for real? Oh yeah, you try to sell
Speaker 2: him on Alabama and uh kind of Sea boys. We
Speaker 2: we did a little high school recruiting first. Where's he going?
Speaker 2: I don't know, he's transferrept the lips coming that what
Speaker 2: you're saying, No, we didn't.
Speaker 8: One of our boys, yeah, Rob, one of our boys
Speaker 8: coaches at c p A.
Speaker 2: Oh no way like that. He was like that, holy shit,
Speaker 2: how did you get hopped?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 2: How are you grown? Us men? Hanging out the twelve
Speaker 2: year old? What's up with that? Work next to us?
Speaker 2: And you know you're in the water, you're drinking and
Speaker 2: you're like, oh, don't meet the ball. Yeah yeah yeah,
Speaker 2: but the kid ended up showing off himself.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, now how was your arm? It was money
Speaker 8: was underthrown, he went up and got it, came back.
Speaker 8: It was it was nice. You cover him.
Speaker 3: Oh all day, all day, every day on Sunday.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah.
Speaker 8: So he he's like smoking our friends and his dad's
Speaker 8: like his nickname is actually hands and our friends like
Speaker 8: this kid's actually a freak. Comes over and shows me
Speaker 8: his Instagram. He's got like four thousand followers. All his
Speaker 8: whole feed is just highlights seven on seven. It's just
Speaker 8: cooking kids, four thousand shouts to hands, to hands, to hands.
Speaker 2: Having those hands as well. Oh yeah, fuck, dude, that
Speaker 2: was a decent one. Not usually get a just a
Speaker 2: stranded individual in Florida. Love. Have you guys been Florida? Right?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Fuck pretty all time? Stuff?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean that's yeah, we just we might have
Speaker 3: put him on right there.
Speaker 2: Yeah for real. Hey, you're welcome your first scholarship offers.
Speaker 2: You're welcome. Yeah, I'm a free and il deal. I'll
Speaker 2: probably get an offer from Nebraska and Michigan right now.
Speaker 2: There we go. There, it was right there. Next up
Speaker 2: is the best man on the bird. Will comme do
Speaker 2: and see what you got, baby, tell them what the
Speaker 2: people all want to hear.
Speaker 3: All right, So my shout out, a free shout out
Speaker 3: sandwiches going to go to So you're on your way
Speaker 3: to the airport, you know you're cutting it a little close,
Speaker 3: like always, you get there, I personally get there probably
Speaker 3: in between fifty minutes to sixty minutes before takeoff, and
Speaker 3: you might survey the line. The line could be longer,
Speaker 3: the line might not be longer. Either way, you're thinking about, Okay,
Speaker 3: how quickly can we get through security.
Speaker 2: I think I'll be all good.
Speaker 3: When you're going through security and you start unloading into
Speaker 3: the trays into the bins and you hear leave everything
Speaker 3: in your bag and don't take your shoes off. Oh,
Speaker 3: and then you just get to walk through security shoes on,
Speaker 3: you feel like you're breaking the law, Like I'm about
Speaker 3: to walk through here and everything's gonna go off. Nothing
Speaker 3: goes off, but leaving your shoes on, leaving everything in
Speaker 3: your bag. You don't have to you don't have to
Speaker 3: itemize stuff in the tray. That is my shoutout, no
Speaker 3: free shout out of the week due. That's an outstanding
Speaker 3: on it. I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Thanks, guys, that's outstanding on. You know, it's a special move. Due.
Speaker 2: When you get out there and you're running on a
Speaker 2: time crunch and they say, hey, no shoes you're fine,
Speaker 2: sir dy even reassure you, sirkeep your shoes on, vibe
Speaker 2: goes fucking because you know, oh, because you know, you go,
Speaker 2: fuck my bitch, we made it. It's a good day. Yeah,
Speaker 2: for real, dude, that's an outstanding one. My shout out
Speaker 2: and over your shadow of the week is going to
Speaker 2: piggyback off of one that happened a couple weeks ago.
Speaker 2: My man, Will Compton talk about that nostalgia feeling when
Speaker 2: you put that jersey on on a Friday afternoon, So
Speaker 2: everybody in that fucking community knows that you and the
Speaker 2: boys are going to fucking war seven pm. Be there.
Speaker 2: Everyone who's anybody's gonna be there, dude. Me chaperone is
Speaker 2: the bird case dude, the rowdiest, rowdiest student section in
Speaker 2: all of Arizona. But for me, there was another layer.
Speaker 2: I don't know if will you have to ever enjoy this.
Speaker 2: That layer for me was not only would you be
Speaker 2: rocking them sevens on Friday, knowing I'm the fucking man
Speaker 2: around this part. You had your practice jersey and every
Speaker 2: single week it wasn't just allocated to one individual.
Speaker 6: Did she went that.
Speaker 2: Little honey if you wanted to let her wear your jersey, Hey,
Speaker 2: I know we've been talking for a minute and you
Speaker 2: want to wait till you're married, But if you want.
Speaker 2: You're trying to dry hunt. I would love if you
Speaker 2: could wear my practice jersey on Friday. And boy did
Speaker 2: they get fucking hype, so hype that they would low
Speaker 2: keep start showing off to all their friends, acting like
Speaker 2: they're better than everybody. And you would see this, you'd
Speaker 2: see that and register it be in your brain now
Speaker 2: and you go, this can't happen again, So what happens
Speaker 2: next week? She used to lay that hand out as
Speaker 2: if it's just coming to her, like it's nothing like
Speaker 2: another bull of porridge, Na, sir, I would in past
Speaker 2: that jersey, not just me, but other individuals as well,
Speaker 2: give it to somebody else, maybe even her same friend group.
Speaker 2: So my shout out and no free shout out is
Speaker 2: the free advertisement of having the practice jersey. Talking to you,
Speaker 2: it's a nice little move, you see.
Speaker 3: It sounds like if you witness somebody to take having
Speaker 3: the practicercy on, if they take it for granted in
Speaker 3: fing it a little bit like.
Speaker 2: It was never about you know, being that guy towards girls.
Speaker 2: It was about, hey you, this is a this is
Speaker 2: a privilege. This is a privilege. Not right, yeah, you
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying, Like they get a jersey. There's
Speaker 2: only about fifty of these boys out here for us.
Speaker 3: Because because we talked about this on the phone, where
Speaker 3: it was different it was lettermans jackets. Uh where where
Speaker 3: we were at. I feel like probably a lot of
Speaker 3: people might be lettermans jackets. But Taylor made a good
Speaker 3: point in Arizona's hot a ship and nobody's wearing their letters.
Speaker 3: So it's the practice jersey. My question is what's that
Speaker 3: practice jersey smelling like? Because I know what I do
Speaker 3: with my practice jersey like that thing was the thing
Speaker 3: was washed maybe before the season started, after the season started.
Speaker 2: That's basically you're got a kid. Oh she was nasty.
Speaker 2: Look he'd be able to stand up by itself. You
Speaker 2: don't know what I'm saying. Stiff and stale, but they
Speaker 2: wear it. Dude, fucking shut out? Dude, shut out? Who
Speaker 2: would wear my jersey? I don't want to say names.
Speaker 2: Still clues close? Can you be given your letterman jacket out? Yeah?
Speaker 3: What's her name? I mean, let's be a couple of
Speaker 3: different people. Yeah, but I don't want to give free
Speaker 3: shot outs on this podcast.
Speaker 2: What I mean.
Speaker 3: That's a good one though, anytime you bring them nostalgia
Speaker 3: from high school.
Speaker 2: I feel like that's just a fucking winner.
Speaker 6: Dude.
Speaker 2: This brings you back to good time. Yeah, dude, high
Speaker 2: school was the fucking best. You know, talking to my
Speaker 2: wife about is how I'm thirty one now she's twenty nine.
Speaker 3: Happy birthday. By the way, we didn't get to say
Speaker 3: the birthday. The birthday, boy, Taylor, he's thirty one. Appreciate
Speaker 3: that this is not a birthday.
Speaker 2: It's more like you're getting the point where you're like,
Speaker 2: you're definitely not a kid anymore. You're getting older and
Speaker 2: it's like there's no slowing it down. I know, man,
Speaker 2: do you spend money on doing like facials and shit? Yes,
Speaker 2: saw the facial eye got in Canada. Yah. Oh Mike,
Speaker 2: your boy had that dream on his face. Dude, that
Speaker 2: fucking thickness. Oh man, I put that up to you.
Speaker 2: When I put that fucking picture up, I go, I
Speaker 2: know it's about to happen here. I just put my Yeah,
Speaker 2: that was the hard stevening. You have an idea that
Speaker 2: it'd be like that when you knew. I knew it
Speaker 2: was going to be bad. I knew it was gonna
Speaker 2: be bad. My The thing I felt most bad about
Speaker 2: was no my teammates is gonna have to endure that,
Speaker 2: like they were gonna get texting the side of screenshots,
Speaker 2: going man, this is your boy, this is your fucking
Speaker 2: boy out here. I got that, did you?
Speaker 5: I Am?
Speaker 3: Jordan hit me up like, hey, damn the Saints. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he said, hey, explain this bro, the camp din fucking
Speaker 3: text me himself if he wants.
Speaker 2: Dude. I'm just you know, I'm just saying, that's crazy, bro.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I knew that she was gonna go down.
Speaker 2: But you know you kissed the dude in Vermont, so
Speaker 2: I guess it's all good. Yeah, I go off bard
Speaker 2: by that kiss? Bro? What'd you do it again? Yeah? Nice?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's crazy. It caught me by surprise. I did
Speaker 3: not expect that. And I want to say, like, by
Speaker 3: the sound of it, it seemed like I kissed back
Speaker 3: maybe close like the way I was setting it up.
Speaker 3: We did that photo. You guys are sitting there, we
Speaker 3: like did the photo tore. We're kind of like looking
Speaker 3: at the whiskey like we're all excited. They got a
Speaker 3: photo and then he kissed me on the cheek and
Speaker 3: so fights wasn't in that photo. So we brought Fiddleberg
Speaker 3: back over and they were like hey. Like I was like, hey,
Speaker 3: let's remake this photo.
Speaker 2: Fights.
Speaker 3: You get in the middle, and KFC and I will
Speaker 3: kiss you on the chic on each on each side.
Speaker 3: And so we were lining it up, and for whatever reason,
Speaker 3: KFC wanted to be in the middle. He goes, hey,
Speaker 3: I'll get in the middle and you guys kiss me
Speaker 3: on both sides. And I remember thinking in my head, like, weird,
Speaker 3: how you just want to be in the.
Speaker 2: Middle of the kisses. I'm thinking, all right, that's fine.
Speaker 3: Like lean down, I like, you know, I'm like gonna
Speaker 3: sell the photo, and I like close my eyes and
Speaker 3: I leaned down real low and I'm gonna puck her
Speaker 3: up real big. And then he turned and he kissed me.
Speaker 3: Man in that movie, uh from the Times? Yeah, yeah, yes, sir,
Speaker 3: three hundred times what happened?
Speaker 2: He kissed me Man? So was KFC good kiss her?
Speaker 3: I mean it was a pack You can't really tell
Speaker 3: a good kisser. There were a moist They were a moist,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean. They weren't dry, there wasn't
Speaker 3: any stickiness to it. Yeah, they were moist. Yeah, he
Speaker 3: didn't tell he's been there before he knew what he
Speaker 3: was about to deal and he makes it. He knew
Speaker 3: not a good impression. Once that happened, I was like,
Speaker 3: no fucking wonder you wanted to be in the middle.
Speaker 2: Yeah, buddy kissed me and it was all being in
Speaker 2: the milk that Fidelberg Now, I don't think so.
Speaker 3: If you see in the video, fights are still sitting
Speaker 3: there and he has like a delayed reaction to the
Speaker 3: kiss happening. He's like still like lean in. Then he realizes, oh,
Speaker 3: this is hilarious. Where's my where's my fucking kiss? But yeah, man,
Speaker 3: we interrupt this episode to bring you Romans. Shout out Roman,
Speaker 3: Shout out Roman, No free shoutouts boys. Testosterone affects a
Speaker 3: lot of aspects of men's fitness and health, from sex
Speaker 3: drive to muscle and bone mass. Romans Testosterone Supports sepplements
Speaker 3: were designed by real doctors to help men maintain their
Speaker 3: body's natural testosterone production. Roman Tea Support contains a blend
Speaker 3: of six key nutrients, including OSHWAGANDHA to support healthy testosterone level,
Speaker 3: magnesium to support muscular health, Vitamin D three, a fat
Speaker 3: soluble vitamin that plays a role in bone health and
Speaker 3: supports several cellular processes, and zinc, an important trace mineral
Speaker 3: in the body that plays a vital role in muscle development.
Speaker 3: Roman T support is not testosterone replacement therapy or TRT
Speaker 3: and is not meant to treat people with testosterone deficiency syndrome.
Speaker 3: Go to get Roman dot Com Slash Busting Boys to
Speaker 3: get fifteen dollars off your first order ROMANT Support. That's
Speaker 3: get Roman dot Com Slash Busting Boys again. Get Roman
Speaker 3: dot Com Slash Busting Boys. Back to the episode. All right,
Speaker 3: so we have CJ on the bus. I'm very excited
Speaker 3: about this. I met CJ at Tighten You. We had
Speaker 3: a great time. I think we were exchanging numbers during
Speaker 3: the water balloon and fight.
Speaker 6: That got out of hand.
Speaker 3: But I have one question for you, one question that
Speaker 3: I want to start this entire podcast off with.
Speaker 6: That crossed my lips to him.
Speaker 3: You know, I think you need to prepare for this one.
Speaker 3: Does Zach Wilson have that dog in him?
Speaker 6: I think that's a resounding yes.
Speaker 2: Right like everyone in America, that's a resounding yes.
Speaker 6: Do you not think he has that dog in him?
Speaker 6: I saw on my quarterback No, no, No, I think
Speaker 6: he does. But I think we all know what we're
Speaker 6: talking about here. You I saw your Instagram.
Speaker 3: Seems like you guys had a great time out wherever
Speaker 3: you guys were throwing, slinging the rock.
Speaker 6: It was a good time.
Speaker 2: Obviously, rumors are swirling, rumors swirl. Does Zach Wilson have
Speaker 2: that dog in him?
Speaker 6: I mean, if if that's what the rumor says, you know,
Speaker 6: like we just let you, just let social media take over.
Speaker 3: Oh we wap in each other up the next day.
Speaker 3: Then now the stuff it comes out the next day
Speaker 3: it happens.
Speaker 6: Are we no, Yeah, he gave me a call. He
Speaker 6: was like, Yo, how should I like approach, Like what
Speaker 6: do I say on social media? I was like, dude,
Speaker 6: we're about to go to Idaho. Don't say anything. Just
Speaker 6: go meet made the right move, Like, just don't say anything,
Speaker 6: like just let that ride and whatever happens happens, and
Speaker 6: then you react to it afterwards because you don't know
Speaker 6: what people are gonna say off of whatever you're gonna say.
Speaker 6: So yeah, smart, smart by him.
Speaker 3: Very smart by him and the Internet. I mean he's elevated,
Speaker 3: like he's like he's in the conversation with Tom Brady, right, Yeah,
Speaker 3: like m v puts for him right now, We're great.
Speaker 3: It's kind of I mean, that's my quarterback, you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying? Like, so we we we We also
Speaker 3: have a milfhund around the bus in the back.
Speaker 2: Take a guess at which who you think it would be?
Speaker 6: Probably not JP.
Speaker 2: I mean.
Speaker 6: What do you mean by that? Maybe that Joseph Paul maybe,
Speaker 6: but that JP. You know, he's got he's got a
Speaker 6: little class to him. Dang, what are we doing back there?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 2: What do we know?
Speaker 7: The one rumor gets started, I shout out Mother's Day
Speaker 7: and then all of a sudden.
Speaker 2: I'm single moms.
Speaker 7: Well I shout out all moms and I said, especially
Speaker 7: the single mom. And next thing, you know, I'm out
Speaker 7: here poaching women, but I'm respectful.
Speaker 3: It's he talks about going on He talks about going
Speaker 3: on the lake, and we're like, and all the single
Speaker 3: moms will be out there, and he's like, hey, so
Speaker 3: now like this personality.
Speaker 7: Is rememberg's like one mention in my tweets per tweet
Speaker 7: that's like, you know, watch out single mom something.
Speaker 5: So we should you know, we can we can tone it.
Speaker 3: Down, tone it down. I just elevated on well, I
Speaker 3: appreciate you for coming on bus with the boys. I
Speaker 3: think we have what we need a right, No, but
Speaker 3: that was is that a boy? Is he like one
Speaker 3: of the boys. Would he come on the bus.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he'd come on the bus for sure. I think
Speaker 6: he's The more I get to talk to him, the
Speaker 6: more I like he opens up a little bit, like
Speaker 6: you would probably have to have a couple of conversations
Speaker 6: with him, just like yeah, so I just to like
Speaker 6: loosen him up. But he's only Yeah, I mean he's
Speaker 6: a quarterback, like when you're like a first round quarterback
Speaker 6: and stuff.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like you're there in Utah, right from
Speaker 2: Utah went to BYU. Like they do it, you know,
Speaker 2: the Warms do it a little bit differently.
Speaker 6: Right, it's a little it's just a little. It's a
Speaker 6: it's a cultural shop.
Speaker 3: But you actually, you were saying right before we came
Speaker 3: on the bus, you bought a place out in New
Speaker 3: York and you'll be, yeah, building that relationship with the boy. Yeah.
Speaker 6: No, I mean I live like two doors down from him,
Speaker 6: and I bought a spot that's two doors down, so
Speaker 6: we're gonna be right next to each other and we'll
Speaker 6: should be kicking it. He's got he's got his basement
Speaker 6: is the uh it's the film room. So he'll have
Speaker 6: the boys come over like watch film whatever, and then
Speaker 6: we're gonna jump two doors down. I got a bar
Speaker 6: in the in the bottom of my the bottom of
Speaker 6: my house. So we'll hang out there for a little bit.
Speaker 6: We'll drink responsibly, and we'll have a good time.
Speaker 2: Try that is awesome, by the way.
Speaker 3: Congratulations three year, twenty four million dollars deal with the Jets.
Speaker 3: Round of applause for the boys. J that's a that's
Speaker 3: a come up because you're a fifth round guy. Like you're,
Speaker 3: like we were talking about before you like fifth rounds
Speaker 3: the best round, like all undrafted and we went back
Speaker 3: and forth. But if once you hit the fifth round
Speaker 3: and beyond, like you're pretty much scratching to be on
Speaker 3: the roster.
Speaker 2: Like, dude, take us through there.
Speaker 3: Like, signing a deal like that has gotta like feel
Speaker 3: really fucking good knowing how you came into the Yeah.
Speaker 6: I mean, yeah. The crazy thing is like junior year,
Speaker 6: I had a decent year in college. Senior year, I
Speaker 6: really didn't play too much, which is like the offense whatever,
Speaker 6: and so I was like Damn, I don't even know
Speaker 6: if I'm gonna get drafted, to be honest, like I
Speaker 6: thought I was gonna be a eighth round guy and
Speaker 6: then I fortunately got drafted, and yeah, it's been it's
Speaker 6: been a grind. Like the first I mean, the first
Speaker 6: couple of years were like anytime tight end gets hurt,
Speaker 6: it's like it doesn't matter, Like, all right, you go in,
Speaker 6: you're with the first team, You're also doing scout team,
Speaker 6: You're also doing every special team. You're also doing every
Speaker 6: scout team on scout team, on special teams.
Speaker 2: I'm just like you were running the scout on special team.
Speaker 6: So I was doing everything. Yeah, bro, I was. I
Speaker 6: was done. I was like I lost like thirteen pounds
Speaker 6: every day and I would just be like, this is fine,
Speaker 6: I'll be fine, Like this, this is what it takes,
Speaker 6: right it. We're developed you exactly, So yeah, something like this,
Speaker 6: I mean, it's I never thought it would happen, right, Like,
Speaker 6: you know, my parents are very like just satting, you know,
Speaker 6: like you have a better chance of getting shut by
Speaker 6: lightning twice and making its NFL and like, you know,
Speaker 6: the average.
Speaker 2: Your parents are telling you this or outside people.
Speaker 6: My parents, my daughter was like, hey, make sure you're
Speaker 6: under grades. Just letting you know. This is like it's tough,
Speaker 6: so like we believe in you, like you know, they
Speaker 6: give me so yeah, you know it's like the average
Speaker 6: is what three and a half four years maybe, like
Speaker 6: we're smacking that right now, go us, Like come on,
Speaker 6: I think it's two. So yeah, no, it's it, you
Speaker 6: know something like this was like got to spend it
Speaker 6: with my parents too, which was nice, and I hung
Speaker 6: out with them talking about it. So that's sick.
Speaker 3: Do you appreciate them keeping it real with you when
Speaker 3: you're young kind of going through and they're saying they
Speaker 3: talk about the odds and everything else.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I would have been a piece of shit probably
Speaker 6: like I got. I would have been not like not
Speaker 6: like I mean, my parents were me right, you know,
Speaker 6: but I think you know, throughout high school, like you
Speaker 6: start hearing some hype and you're like, oh wow, like
Speaker 6: I'm getting like colleges are coming to talk to me.
Speaker 6: Like I'm an only child, I talk a lot, like
Speaker 6: I would just like act up a little bit in class,
Speaker 6: like oh my Karen really well a little bit. Yeah,
Speaker 6: just I mean our high school is really good and
Speaker 6: my parents were like, you were a beast.
Speaker 3: You played quarterback, wide receiver. You also said punter.
Speaker 6: Yeah I was.
Speaker 3: You went eleven and one as a junior, passing for
Speaker 3: seventeen hundred while also rushing for eight hundred yards like.
Speaker 2: You So yeah, you were a stud.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean our I won't say out of a side.
Speaker 6: I'll say the high school. Our high school was really good,
Speaker 6: and they still are really good. I keep I keep
Speaker 6: in touch with some of the guys. They are, like
Speaker 6: some of the coaches. But man, it was just like
Speaker 6: that football was like the essence of the school. Like
Speaker 6: Taylor Heineke. We played Taylor Henike School and hey Taylor,
Speaker 6: we beat that ass too.
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 5: It was a good game.
Speaker 2: It was a good game. But like that game was
Speaker 2: hype because.
Speaker 3: We were both under there a beast in high school. Freak,
Speaker 3: here's a freak. I mean, do for what do you
Speaker 3: throw for over seven hundred yards in a college game?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 2: No, I know.
Speaker 6: I kept up with him in college because I was like, dude,
Speaker 6: this guy's this guy's unbelievable. People just sleep on them. Yeah,
Speaker 6: and our county is really good. We have a lot
Speaker 6: of good whatever talent coming out. So again, like football
Speaker 6: in our county was like Taylor could probably do whatever
Speaker 6: you wanted to do in his high school. Like it's
Speaker 6: like oh yeah cool, like school great, but like also
Speaker 6: like if you are like hey, like dang, I missed
Speaker 6: some homework assignments, like like if this test score is
Speaker 6: an A, because I was decently smart, Like if this
Speaker 6: test was an A, like, can the A be for
Speaker 6: the rest of the homework? Oh, yeah, sure, we got
Speaker 6: You're like, oh cool, oh great.
Speaker 3: They hook it up like that in high school. It
Speaker 3: was one teacher, I'm not gonna because you're saying this
Speaker 3: like Friday night lights at your at your high school.
Speaker 3: It wasn't to that extent, but it was.
Speaker 2: It was. It was like you could they're about ball.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 6: Yeah. It was very football oriented at the school for sure,
Speaker 6: in the county. And then you go to Auburn, YEP.
Speaker 6: You played with the you play with the fellow friend
Speaker 6: of the show, Darren Man. You play with him, right,
Speaker 6: I played stories on DV I got great stories with him.
Speaker 6: He's I mean, you know, this guy's he's crazy.
Speaker 3: It's a lunatic bro speaker, always blurring. Kevin Gates in
Speaker 3: the locker room yeah, but the mad Ship to everybody.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, he always he always controlled the oxyar.
Speaker 6: I remember like like we played at South Carolina and
Speaker 6: this man is just like he's going crazy in the locker.
Speaker 6: I won't forget that. I was like, damn, this is sick.
Speaker 6: It is my freshman year too. I'm like, I'm inside
Speaker 6: of my mind. But the best story was we played Intinacy.
Speaker 6: I don't remember what year. It was, like second or
Speaker 6: third year with the Bengals. I see him across, maybe
Speaker 6: like fourth year, but I see him across and he's
Speaker 6: just talking ship the entire time, like, yes, he's on
Speaker 6: your ass. I'm like, oh dope, like you're blocking me. Cool,
Speaker 6: I know it now, this is great. I'm gonna kick off.
Speaker 6: I come to give you a move whatever. I'm staring
Speaker 6: at him the entire time. Tiding comes out of nowhere
Speaker 6: and just smacks that and he's just in my ear
Speaker 6: the entire time. Damn you gonna let us do that
Speaker 6: to you. We'll be back next play. And I'm like,
Speaker 6: oh god, here we go. Like this guy, he's a lunatic.
Speaker 3: He's a minute on special teams. That's funny that he
Speaker 3: hit you dialed in then all of a sudden, you
Speaker 3: get blind sauted on a double team.
Speaker 6: My coach is not happy either.
Speaker 2: Did you love your time at Auburn?
Speaker 5: I did?
Speaker 6: It was It was a good time. I got my
Speaker 6: best friends from there, like I was friends with only
Speaker 6: for the most part, like only walk Ons, Like those
Speaker 6: are my best friends. So we had like walk on parties.
Speaker 6: We call them wops just like nobody knew that we
Speaker 6: were talking about Hey, like in front of coach, like, hey,
Speaker 6: we got that wop. Later on, Coach like what the
Speaker 6: It's a dance, Like that's all I know and read
Speaker 6: get after. I was the token scholarship player. That's what
Speaker 6: they called me, token scholarship player a lot at the
Speaker 6: walk on parties. So I loved.
Speaker 3: So you're like the gaykeeper. You're like the bridge between
Speaker 3: walk On and Scully. That was that was man, That's
Speaker 3: a good that's a good label to have.
Speaker 6: I mean, dude, walk On dudes, they got treated like
Speaker 6: I mean, we're in the National Championship. They're in the cage,
Speaker 6: like they're not even the locker room. They're like a
Speaker 6: little separate cage like outside of the locker room. And
Speaker 6: I'm like this, did you almost go somewhere else. I
Speaker 6: kind of wanted to go to Florida because my godbrother
Speaker 6: goes there. But other than that, I mean, I I'd
Speaker 6: visit the l s U when Less was there and
Speaker 6: I was like, this is this is awesome, But I
Speaker 6: kind of dow it was Auburn pretty early.
Speaker 3: Did you get drafted in the fifth round to the Bengals. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you were kind of going through the ship. Like obviously
Speaker 3: you guys made it to the super Bowl, which we'll
Speaker 3: get into, but you were weathering the shitty years of Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I mean my first year wasn't though. My first year
Speaker 6: we were nice, Like we had everybody, like we had
Speaker 6: AJ was and we had Marvin Jones, we had most
Speaker 6: of knew. We had Andrew Whitworth, we had I mean,
Speaker 6: we had the boys, and we won the division and
Speaker 6: that was a while ago.
Speaker 2: Andrew's on the Yeah, was on the Bengals. Yeah, that
Speaker 2: you guys were you guys were.
Speaker 6: Nice then, Yeah, and we won the division and he
Speaker 6: gets hurt. AJ Matt comes in. He's leading us down
Speaker 6: like we're about to win the game. Then some stuff
Speaker 6: happens and like what happened? Remind us, like, you know,
Speaker 6: the our Defense kind of got into it a little
Speaker 6: bit with the Steelers and like game, that's.
Speaker 2: How long ago that was.
Speaker 3: It's like we were nice to talk about with with
Speaker 3: Tz and uh Tez and and a B yeah, a
Speaker 3: B and then and then like or locker room yeah,
Speaker 3: Joey Porter, Yeah yeah, like it was.
Speaker 2: It was a lot.
Speaker 6: And that's my again, that's my rookie.
Speaker 2: Ye.
Speaker 6: I'm thinking ships sweet. I'm like, dang, we're nice, Like
Speaker 6: this is great, We're doing great. I come into the
Speaker 6: locker room after we lose that playoff camp, I'm pissed.
Speaker 6: I'm like, dang, this sucks whatever. And then I'm like, dang,
Speaker 6: this is I mean it was it was tough.
Speaker 2: So what is that locker room?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 6: Oh, I mean people just yelling at each other like everyone.
Speaker 3: Man tes not that I know them personally, but like
Speaker 3: you obviously hear stories, right.
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, I'm gonna be honest. The craziest thing is
Speaker 6: like Tess likes me a lot, which is awesome. Like
Speaker 6: he I do some like car karaoke stuff, which is
Speaker 6: like it's just I do it for fun. And he
Speaker 6: would come in and be like, hey, bro, me and
Speaker 6: my girl watched that car karaoke. That's just funny. And
Speaker 6: I'm just like, hang on karaoke. Yeah, like you got
Speaker 6: a YouTube Channe No, no, I just I just hop
Speaker 6: in the car and I just like play some like
Speaker 6: Taylor Swift. I get some props out there, like Miley
Speaker 6: Cyrus like I got I went, I was in California.
Speaker 6: I'm doing I'm doing some crazy did I just yeah,
Speaker 6: have some fun with it. But he's the last person
Speaker 6: that I expected to be like, hey, well that's funny,
Speaker 6: like me and my girl watching, Yeah, do that, Like
Speaker 6: when's the next one. It's like I don't know, I
Speaker 6: was gonna stop doing it, like whatever. He's like, no,
Speaker 6: you gotta keep that going. I'm like, all right, cool,
Speaker 6: Like Test is the boy. But locker room was crazy.
Speaker 6: I mean yeah, like you said, you got all those
Speaker 6: different personalities like clashing people pointing fingers and like just
Speaker 6: yelling at each other because emotions are high. We just
Speaker 6: lost the game, right. We thought we were gonna win
Speaker 6: with the backup and it was it was it was
Speaker 6: help and it was hell playing with with Tez.
Speaker 3: I mean.
Speaker 2: What an animal? Yeah? Did he ever? Did he ever
Speaker 2: look you.
Speaker 6: Over the middle of once? Yep, wasn't supposed to be.
Speaker 6: I mean, it was supposed to be like just fit like,
Speaker 6: you know, just fit up. And I'm running a shallow
Speaker 6: and I sit and I turned right into him and
Speaker 6: he just just lowers his head and I'm like, oh god,
Speaker 6: are you here off the ground? Oh my coach, I'm
Speaker 6: trying to stay off the ground. I just got smacked.
Speaker 3: They would talk about how like, uh like, how smart
Speaker 3: he was, like instinctive he was, yeah, not show up
Speaker 3: to practice, but he'd be like he would know everything.
Speaker 3: Or when he would show up, like sometimes they say
Speaker 3: they'd come in, he'd be in the hot tub and
Speaker 3: he'd be like, no, I'm not practicing. The day they'd
Speaker 3: be trying to get him to come out to practice
Speaker 3: while practice and warm ups are starting and he's like
Speaker 3: in the hot tub.
Speaker 2: He's like, oh no, I'm not practicing today.
Speaker 3: But then he come out the next day, say it's
Speaker 3: like a fast Friday, and he would know everything, and
Speaker 3: he'd be on the field like pointing shit out.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah. Like even when he was hurt, like when
Speaker 6: he was injured or like off the field or something,
Speaker 6: he'd be like the trainers would be on him. He'd
Speaker 6: be kind of talking to them, looking at the field
Speaker 6: and be like, it's a crossrout, just yelling it before
Speaker 6: the play and it's a cross And he gets pissed
Speaker 6: and then he's like, doesn't matter if he's hurt or not.
Speaker 6: He's putting someone on. He's going back in and I'm like,
Speaker 6: what are you? Are you serious?
Speaker 2: Like how do you know that? Like?
Speaker 6: And he's just smart. He's one of the smartest football
Speaker 6: players that I've been around. Like defensively for sure, but
Speaker 6: maybe in general, like he knew concepts really well. It
Speaker 6: was crazy.
Speaker 2: When did when did Marvin get fired? Uh?
Speaker 6: My fourth year? So going into my contract?
Speaker 3: Yeah, so this last year? So no, no, no, because
Speaker 3: you had You've had Zach Taylor for a couple of
Speaker 3: years ago, three years. Oh and the Bengals extended you.
Speaker 6: Yeah. So after the after those four years, Marga gets fired,
Speaker 6: Bengals extend me and I was there for three.
Speaker 3: Years, okay, all right, and then that's when you guys
Speaker 3: kind of have you know, battle through some stuff. I
Speaker 3: will say the one uh pre draft visit I went
Speaker 3: on with Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: What a hell hole it was at the time. Maybe
Speaker 2: it's maybe it still is. I don't know.
Speaker 3: What more they did to But at the time that
Speaker 3: I went, there's a fucking like the cafeteria was in
Speaker 3: the basketball gym and they.
Speaker 2: Were just set up tables. Yeah, they they they renovated that.
Speaker 6: They switched it up for sure, because now it's I
Speaker 6: don't know if you remember or not, Like now you
Speaker 6: walk in, you take it right, and the cafeterias.
Speaker 2: There, it was just just like a it was just
Speaker 2: like a room with a couple of chairs in it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's still okay. At the time, oh that was still
Speaker 2: the case.
Speaker 3: From Yeah, but you talked to everybody around the league.
Speaker 3: Everybody's like, oh, Cincinnati has got the worst. Yeah, like
Speaker 3: that's the that's there's a couple of teams for sure
Speaker 3: that I hear. But yeah, it's it's up there.
Speaker 2: So you were grinding there for what six seven years?
Speaker 6: Seven years?
Speaker 3: You wish you would have stayed Nah, I mean it
Speaker 3: was like was a situation going into this last year.
Speaker 3: Obviously you have you have a good year, but are
Speaker 3: you wanting to stay in Cincinnati?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I mean I think I think you're in a place
Speaker 6: for seven years, right, You're like, dang, like this is
Speaker 6: you know, you make it your home and you're like,
Speaker 6: and I talking to people that like one of my
Speaker 6: boys he's in the corporate world even, right, and he's like, yeah,
Speaker 6: you know, I've been this company for four years. And
Speaker 6: I'm like, dang, do I really want to take this
Speaker 6: other job? Like that's gonna be tough, like me and
Speaker 6: the family. I'm trying to start, like start a family
Speaker 6: with my wife all this stuff. And so, yeah, you're
Speaker 6: comfortable in a city that like embraces you, especially after
Speaker 6: like like you said, being through the ship and then
Speaker 6: going to the super Bowl, You're like, oh, dang, like
Speaker 6: you know, I got you know, I I've made I've
Speaker 6: planned some roots here, like I kind of want to stay.
Speaker 6: And then you know, you you see certain things and
Speaker 6: you're like, dang, all right, cool, Like, man, I I
Speaker 6: kind of see that you're wanting to maybe go a
Speaker 6: different direction.
Speaker 3: What are the certain things? It's just you know, like
Speaker 3: like trying to rotate other guys in there.
Speaker 6: No, it's not that. It's it's more like just contractually stuff.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 6: It's kind of like throw me a bone maybe, and
Speaker 6: you don't get that, and you're like, all right, well,
Speaker 6: you know, I know another team that has some young
Speaker 6: talent that is gonna you know, throw me your bone
Speaker 6: and and I'm gonna stick with them.
Speaker 3: So it is in one of those situations where they're
Speaker 3: trying to start negotiating like way ahead of time and
Speaker 3: then like every player gets like disrespected in their first offer.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, and you're.
Speaker 3: Either you either understand what's happening or like there's some
Speaker 3: guys who just get so pissed off that like, you know,
Speaker 3: they're trying to disrespect me type of things.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: No, I mean I knew a couple of Yeah, so
Speaker 6: like I knew how they were going to do it.
Speaker 6: I knew how it was the first time, and I
Speaker 6: knew that's kind of the the way that you know
Speaker 6: that contract works. And it's not just sincey, it's most teams.
Speaker 6: Most teams are.
Speaker 2: That's business.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but it was the ending stages we were like okay, cool,
Speaker 6: like nice, We got a couple back and forth, like
Speaker 6: let's see if we can like actually plant something down,
Speaker 6: and it was just like not happening. And I was like,
Speaker 6: all right, well, I mean that's that's fine. Like it
Speaker 6: sucks right like seven years like dang, But at the
Speaker 6: same time, it's like a right nice, like I'll go
Speaker 6: somewhere and make something to shake with with the young
Speaker 6: team with some dogs in them.
Speaker 2: Ooh, there you go with the dog in them.
Speaker 3: Do you feel like you do a pretty good job
Speaker 3: of like keeping your emotions separate from like the whole
Speaker 3: business thing, Like, let's see, it seems by by the
Speaker 3: way you're talking, like you want it to work out,
Speaker 3: but if it doesn't, like you're all right with trying
Speaker 3: something new. Clearly that's the option you did. But some
Speaker 3: guys they want to stay with their team badly and
Speaker 3: we'll do, you know whatever to make it work. And
Speaker 3: usually the player ends up like you know, noting in
Speaker 3: the business world of like taking a lower deal to
Speaker 3: stay with the team or stay in the city.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think, uh, I mean, I I mean I
Speaker 6: would have for sure, but it was it was. It
Speaker 6: was pretty bad, but dude, it is what it is.
Speaker 3: Like George was on the pod a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 3: and then we were talking about the Deebo Samuel situation
Speaker 3: and he goes, look, man, he's gonna have a locker,
Speaker 3: Like he's gonna have a locker here in San France,
Speaker 3: Like we hope he stays with the team.
Speaker 2: But he's like, you only.
Speaker 3: Get this small window for each individual or each athlete
Speaker 3: to capitalize on, like what they've worked their entire life for.
Speaker 3: He's like, who am I to like say, hey, don't
Speaker 3: go get your money, like you only have this much
Speaker 3: time to acquire it, Like you have to do what
Speaker 3: is best for you. Some guys, some guys, you know,
Speaker 3: their priorities are set differently. But it's not like every
Speaker 3: every player goes through that like a situation to where say, hey,
Speaker 3: you got to do like what is best for you,
Speaker 3: because when the logo's gone and the shield is gone,
Speaker 3: no one cares what's happening. You know, no one's gonna
Speaker 3: care what happens to you or what happens with you.
Speaker 3: Say hey, good luck in the next the next chapter.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, and the guys know that. I mean,
Speaker 6: I still I still talk to some of the guys
Speaker 6: the locker room for sure. You know, the punter was
Speaker 6: probably my best friend, Kevin was probably my best friend
Speaker 6: for the past couple of years, you know, on the team.
Speaker 6: So we still talk. But yeah, I mean everyone knows,
Speaker 6: like you know, they they're gonna they're gonna have some
Speaker 6: problems just retaining Joey b back there, So I was like, yeah,
Speaker 6: I mean's no understand like.
Speaker 3: If it's a lot, if it's like a longer deal
Speaker 3: because Joey Be's got what two more years or two
Speaker 3: more will they'll have to probably renegotiate.
Speaker 2: But that he just finished his second year, right, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: so no doubt, like they gotta.
Speaker 3: It's like that time frame that everybody talks about, like
Speaker 3: in the media, like you have your quarterback on a
Speaker 3: rookie deal at the moment, you better build all around
Speaker 3: him to try and obviously win the super Bowl exactly.
Speaker 3: But no, I feel you, man, it does seem like
Speaker 3: you do a good job separating separating the two.
Speaker 6: Though, well yeah, I mean I will definitely like hats
Speaker 6: off to my my agent for that because he was like, hey,
Speaker 6: like your job, like I know that you have emotion
Speaker 6: into this, but like like my job is to make
Speaker 6: sure that like I'm looking out for you and your
Speaker 6: best interest. Like if you're wanting to like take this,
Speaker 6: just no, it's not good, Like it's not something that
Speaker 6: I would recommend you taking. Like just talk to your
Speaker 6: parts about it. Let me talk to your pants about it, Like,
Speaker 6: let me just like try to inform you of everything
Speaker 6: that's going on, and I'm like, dude, thank you, like
Speaker 6: because you know it it is. It's a it's an
Speaker 6: emotional game in general, and then you like tie your
Speaker 6: roots somewhere. But he was like, hey, you got to
Speaker 6: take that out of it, and that definitely helped for sure.
Speaker 3: And now we're who always in the who always in
Speaker 3: the game for you. Jets came up, man, they had
Speaker 3: a good draft.
Speaker 6: Yeah we did. You guys are gonna want to you know,
Speaker 6: a ballgame er two this year. Now we'll probably win
Speaker 6: way more than a ballgamer. I'm saying we got the
Speaker 6: MVP front runner right now.
Speaker 9: There's no question. Bro Zach Wilson, the dog that everybody.
Speaker 9: This facade that is getting created is is pretty funny.
Speaker 9: But yeah, how do you feel about going through OTAs
Speaker 9: and everything with the Jets, Like getting acclimated to New York,
Speaker 9: like being out there in the city like you go
Speaker 9: from Cincy, that type of situation. I've heard the Jets
Speaker 9: have an incredible fucking facility where you probably go over.
Speaker 2: There and you're like, yo, how do all teams don't
Speaker 2: have it like this?
Speaker 3: I haven't been there, but like one of my boys
Speaker 3: who was at Nebraska would take videos of like there
Speaker 3: there were you at the nutrition table, like making shakes,
Speaker 3: like the recovery all of this stuff.
Speaker 2: Like do you like getting acclimated to New York? Oh?
Speaker 6: I mean it's New York as a whole. I mean
Speaker 6: it's I mean the city is amazing, right, Like I'm
Speaker 6: I'm happy that our facility is kind of a little
Speaker 6: bit further away Too's it's like forty forty five minutes
Speaker 6: shit an hour fifteen with try. I don't know, it
Speaker 6: just depends on the traffic. But yeah, so I like
Speaker 6: the city obviously, but then just the facility is in
Speaker 6: it's insane and I'm like, hey, like masking guys like hey,
Speaker 6: where do you get massages or like xyz whatever?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 6: Just like oh yeah in the training room, Like what
Speaker 6: are you talking about? Oh yeah, we got dudes every day. Dude,
Speaker 6: like just go in there and write your name down
Speaker 6: and get whatever you want. I'm just like what right,
Speaker 6: Like are you serious? Like yeah, whatever you need? And
Speaker 6: I'm like all right, cool? Like who has like chefs
Speaker 6: around here? And like yeah, some people do, but like
Speaker 6: it's like check out the cafeteria, bro, they got anything
Speaker 6: you need.
Speaker 2: In there and I walk in and I'm just like
Speaker 2: my god, Like this is because Sissy didn't have none
Speaker 2: of that?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean not.
Speaker 2: I mean yeah, it's.
Speaker 3: Washington, like Washington that you'd have to go to like
Speaker 3: you know, like the third parties outside the facility to
Speaker 3: get your massage. And then you're in uh, you're in Vegas,
Speaker 3: bro And they got everything out there in Vegas massage
Speaker 3: people coming in like you said, like they're set up
Speaker 3: all over the field. I mean, like they got the
Speaker 3: cafeteria if you don't if you want something that's like
Speaker 3: dietary restricted or something else, like they will cook for
Speaker 3: you like a chef and give you a meal at
Speaker 3: night time and in the morning, like give you something
Speaker 3: that's off off of what they have out.
Speaker 2: There on the floor. But it's just it's unreal.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think, and I think there's talks about this.
Speaker 6: I think the PA needs to put like a ranking
Speaker 6: list of teams. Okay, this is what this is what's
Speaker 6: available for the facilities, Like, this is what the practice
Speaker 6: looks like, this is what you know, training like whatever.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 6: So that and everyone has it like all the whole
Speaker 6: like everyone has it. So you're like, oh, nice, like
Speaker 6: you're a free agent and you're like, oh cool, Like
Speaker 6: let me see what cool. Like maybe like you said,
Speaker 6: like Pete, there's tears to it, right or there's like
Speaker 6: in your head you're like, okay, nice, like this is
Speaker 6: the offer, but like maybe the facilities aren't great, but
Speaker 6: like training camps, they show you love like you know
Speaker 6: whatever it is, and you're like, oh cool, like I
Speaker 6: know what a certain team has and that'll make sure
Speaker 6: like that'll make sure teams are like on their ship.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because we'll be in the PA meetings and everybody
Speaker 3: be kind of arguing about the old like the training
Speaker 3: room set up and like the access you have because
Speaker 3: they want you to if you get hurt off site,
Speaker 3: it doesn't pertain or happen it's it does it doesn't
Speaker 3: involve your contract, right, But if you get happen on site,
Speaker 3: like at the facility, then they'll take care.
Speaker 2: Of you, right.
Speaker 3: And everybody just argues back and forth about like we
Speaker 3: would train there or we would be there, but everything
Speaker 3: is shitty compared to what you can get training somewhere
Speaker 3: else in the off season, whether it be Nashville, Austin,
Speaker 3: La Arizona, Miami.
Speaker 6: Going back to your college is yeah, fucking insane, right,
Speaker 6: I'm like, dude, I go back. I'm like, how much
Speaker 6: did you guys spend on this? Like Donner money is
Speaker 6: paying for all of this, and like we can't have
Speaker 6: what like.
Speaker 3: Right because NFL's money goes to players. Money in college
Speaker 3: goes to like getting recruised.
Speaker 2: So yeah, you're right. It's like you you're better off
Speaker 2: going to your college and getting taken care of. But no,
Speaker 2: I agree with you on that. What do we have next?
Speaker 3: I was sitting here thinking about all the different spostors Traine,
Speaker 3: because I do remember vividly.
Speaker 2: Did you go to the Do you go to the
Speaker 2: PA meetings? Dude?
Speaker 6: I went to some of them during the COVID stuff
Speaker 6: and I just had to get out.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 6: I was like, you guys are asking the most absurd.
Speaker 3: I say, the COVID stuff is this when they're zooming
Speaker 3: the PA meetings? Okay, yeah that's you never went to
Speaker 3: the in person ones.
Speaker 6: No, I was supposed to this past year, and like
Speaker 6: this year I was I'm getting text like with Cincinnati guys.
Speaker 6: I'm like, hey, I'm not I'm not in this anymore.
Speaker 6: Like I'm gonna have to remove myself, so I haven't
Speaker 6: been to any of them.
Speaker 2: Are you like an al were you like an alternate? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, Hey, I got a question from someone who's not
Speaker 5: in the NFL.
Speaker 7: To all of our listeners, when you hear about the NFLPA,
Speaker 7: the only general consensus from players is that you hate them.
Speaker 7: Can you all like go into more depth of why
Speaker 7: the NFLPA is like maybe poorly run, or just give
Speaker 7: us more insight to people who don't get to understand
Speaker 7: what the PA really is doing and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: I think it's hard to because number one, even with
Speaker 3: that question, you already put us on the other side
Speaker 3: of the fence from our own union, the NFLPA. The
Speaker 3: NFL Players Association is our union, and guys have a
Speaker 3: lot of mixed reviews on the PA on how you
Speaker 3: know it's ran.
Speaker 2: Guys always have a million questions when you go to
Speaker 2: the meetings.
Speaker 3: It's like it's when I hear guys complain about it
Speaker 3: or get upset about it. There's like things that obviously
Speaker 3: none of us know everything about it, but you sit
Speaker 3: there and hear stuff on them being involved with the
Speaker 3: NFL a little bit more than they probably should be,
Speaker 3: or they could be working side stuff, or we build
Speaker 3: up this war chest and we never are really going
Speaker 3: to do anything with it if we're just going to
Speaker 3: cower up and sign the dotted line right before or
Speaker 3: new CBA happens, which in my opinion, is what we
Speaker 3: did this past CBA.
Speaker 2: Is we all signed.
Speaker 3: Half the guys were signed before we even got to
Speaker 3: the NFLPA meetings, and so there's just always this like
Speaker 3: there's a lot of mixed reviews about it, Like if
Speaker 3: we had Dennis Kelly on here, Dennis Kelly is somebody
Speaker 3: who I look to who I always try and hit
Speaker 3: up because he's somebody who plays that side of Like
Speaker 3: you got to understand it from this point of view,
Speaker 3: because some guys will be really emotional about it and
Speaker 3: they just fucking hate it. But there's a lot of
Speaker 3: guys who don't go to the meetings or they don't
Speaker 3: show up to stuff. So by the time guys are
Speaker 3: showing up at these meetings, when they have them these
Speaker 3: destination places or when you have them on zoom, I
Speaker 3: mean that one is that one does suck. But when
Speaker 3: you go and meet and we're all in the big
Speaker 3: room and having our getaway every year, that three day trip.
Speaker 3: Guys are arguing over so much stuff, you can't get
Speaker 3: anything done. It's like you sit there because we're going
Speaker 3: back and forth, or we're trying to get stuff done
Speaker 3: with like thirty two NFL owners. You're talking about guys
Speaker 3: who you're talking about people who are the elite of
Speaker 3: the elite.
Speaker 2: There's thirty two of them sitting in a room.
Speaker 3: They understand negotiating way more than any of us ever
Speaker 3: fucking will because they've been doing business their entire life.
Speaker 3: They're not like, yes, some of them could be people
Speaker 3: can argue like trust fund or legacy children or whatever
Speaker 3: the case may be.
Speaker 2: But it takes a lot of work to be a billionaire.
Speaker 3: And you're all sitting in a room and there's thirty
Speaker 3: two of you, and with us the NFLPA, you get
Speaker 3: two fifteen hundred guys. Now all of us aren't there
Speaker 3: at the meeting, but you get all of us in there,
Speaker 3: and we're just charged up athletes trying to argue, and
Speaker 3: we think we know what we need to be doing.
Speaker 3: But guys are just sitting there fucking arguing all the time,
Speaker 3: and it's like, Yo, this is not happening in the
Speaker 3: owner's room. We know that, and everybody argues over stuff,
Speaker 3: and some of it's petty enough to where it's like
Speaker 3: we try and get stuff taken care of in the
Speaker 3: season where they come in and visit us and have
Speaker 3: our meetings. And what I think about that is like
Speaker 3: we have to pay attention in those small meetings because
Speaker 3: when we have them in season, they're usually after practice
Speaker 3: there later in the year where it's dark out our
Speaker 3: already you're already in the grind of a season. Somebody
Speaker 3: from the NFLPA is standing up there. We're either making
Speaker 3: fun of him, or you're trying to joke about the coaches,
Speaker 3: are you know, doing too much in practice, or we're
Speaker 3: having you know what I'm talking about, and you vote
Speaker 3: on your reps, your alternates and this that the other,
Speaker 3: and we don't take care of the small stuff that
Speaker 3: we try and we end up arguing about when we're
Speaker 3: at these big meetings. And that's kind of my two
Speaker 3: that's kind of like my thoughts on it when I
Speaker 3: sit back, because I've been an alternate a few times,
Speaker 3: Like I've been in the little meeting rooms and I
Speaker 3: argued one time about practice squad guys getting a credited season,
Speaker 3: and they ended up getting that done because Lorenzo Alexander
Speaker 3: was He was a peace squad guy for like two
Speaker 3: or three years and ended up helping Pioneer like getting
Speaker 3: something done.
Speaker 2: But you can't get stuff done.
Speaker 3: But to me, guys aren't locked in like they should be,
Speaker 3: and they would rather judge and have big opinions versus
Speaker 3: taking the time to think about actual situations.
Speaker 6: And guys just they just like some guys just like
Speaker 6: hearing themselves talk like yeah, it's like it's dude.
Speaker 2: Some dudes be on there thing they're spitting game like
Speaker 2: saying like.
Speaker 6: Hey let me let me, let me, let me spit
Speaker 6: something to you, let me, hey, let me educate you.
Speaker 6: It's like, no, you're not educating anybody. You're just saying
Speaker 6: the same thing over and over again for ten minutes.
Speaker 6: And then they're giving you an answer, saying like hey,
Speaker 6: like we'll come back to you on it, and you're like, okay,
Speaker 6: what And you're trying to word it in a way
Speaker 6: that's like, well, you just said that. You're just trying
Speaker 6: to sound a little smarter, but you're sounding number because
Speaker 6: you're saying the same thing and you're not using bigger
Speaker 6: words on the phone dues will start laughing. Yeah, no,
Speaker 6: I mean it's like in honesty is insane. And those
Speaker 6: same guys like you just said, like they're not in
Speaker 6: every meeting, so they'll miss a couple of meetings and
Speaker 6: be like they'll hop on five whatever. However many meetings
Speaker 6: later and just be like okay, so what about this
Speaker 6: and just going to a rant like hey, hey, like
Speaker 6: then you got people talking over each other. It's like, hey,
Speaker 6: we discussed this. It's it's this, this and this, but
Speaker 6: he doesn't want to hear it because he wasn't a
Speaker 6: part of that meeting and so and now he's just
Speaker 6: like all right, I'm gonna I have the floor. I
Speaker 6: started talking. I'm gonna keep talking, Like dude, just shut up.
Speaker 3: Well, there's not like full tendance with the reps or
Speaker 3: the representation the guys who get voted on and some
Speaker 3: guys who complain you need the money guys to show up,
Speaker 3: like yeah, that's like a that's a valid argument.
Speaker 2: But like it's just it's way more. It's like guys
Speaker 2: are it's.
Speaker 3: We don't spend enough time trying to get the actual
Speaker 3: stuff done. And I think on the flip side, as
Speaker 3: a player, you sit back and you see some of
Speaker 3: the stuff that does get done or the way it's handled,
Speaker 3: and sometimes like like I know, for me, it's like
Speaker 3: I would feel like you want killers going up against these,
Speaker 3: you know, going up against the NFL. Sometimes like guys
Speaker 3: feel like we can see a little too early, too much,
Speaker 3: which I would agree with on certain in certain situations
Speaker 3: or certain areas. I'm doing my best to toe the
Speaker 3: line with all this stuff because obviously I'm pro for
Speaker 3: the boys, like I want stuff to get done for
Speaker 3: the players, for the NFLPA.
Speaker 2: So I am for the NFLPA.
Speaker 3: So I try and hesitate like talking shit, so to speak,
Speaker 3: because I want us to be better. So on my mindset,
Speaker 3: it's like instead of bitching about it, like like let's
Speaker 3: figure out a way to like be together on something
Speaker 3: or show up or you who are sitting here bitching
Speaker 3: about the whole time, like be on a phone call
Speaker 3: or show to a meeting, so that way you understand
Speaker 3: like what you're digesting and spitting out in the first place.
Speaker 6: Yeah, no, I mean I'm that I'm with you. It's
Speaker 6: you just said it's just bitching. It's a whole lot
Speaker 6: of bitching, and there's no like, there's nothing constructive that
Speaker 6: comes out of it if you're just gonna yell or
Speaker 6: like talk or raise your voice, or if you don't
Speaker 6: get the answer you want or like yeah, like if
Speaker 6: you don't get the answer that you're looking for in
Speaker 6: your head too, then it's just all hell breaks. So
Speaker 6: then you freak out more and you spend.
Speaker 3: Too much time talking on certain topics to where you
Speaker 3: waste all your time the dumbest stuff, the dumbest shit
Speaker 3: for the r answer are on the dumbest things.
Speaker 6: It's not on the things that are important too, which
Speaker 6: is the which is why I'm just like, dude, I'm
Speaker 6: pissed off, Like I'll just mute myself. I'm kind of
Speaker 6: just like, all right, I'm gonna put my phone down
Speaker 6: twenty minutes later, but he's still gonna be talking. We're
Speaker 6: still gonna be talking about the same point because someone
Speaker 6: else is gonna jump on about something that has no
Speaker 6: effect on anything in the grand scheme of things, like
Speaker 6: it just so minute and then we get nothing done,
Speaker 6: because then it's like, all right, we got an hour
Speaker 6: and a half conversation, twenty of it's been on.
Speaker 2: The people have left the phone call, were just like
Speaker 2: what have we done exactly?
Speaker 3: But if you're a player listening to this, I advise
Speaker 3: everybody to go to these meetings that we have every year,
Speaker 3: especially the one that the Nation was like you plus
Speaker 3: one first class, like it's a little vacation. Sure, but
Speaker 3: don't just go for the vacation. Show up to the meetings.
Speaker 3: I know a couple of years that there was like
Speaker 3: an attendance problem because people would go get taken care
Speaker 3: of on like you know, hotel first class plus one,
Speaker 3: and dudes wouldn't show up to the show up to
Speaker 3: the meaning where they'd start taking attendance. That's why attendant
Speaker 3: started to happen. Yeah, oh that's funny, dude. This past
Speaker 3: year going to the Super Bowl being this fucking close,
Speaker 3: What was it like experiencing the Super Bowl and getting there?
Speaker 2: On some like bullshit calls?
Speaker 6: Can can you elaborate on that?
Speaker 2: So?
Speaker 3: I know one in particular against the Raiders that uh,
Speaker 3: that play in the end zone and the whistle was blown.
Speaker 2: I think that was a bullshit call.
Speaker 6: I don't I don't recall that one.
Speaker 2: Bring it up, Jack, I don't.
Speaker 6: I don't know what you're talking about. To be honest
Speaker 6: with you, this man, just Johnny on the spot out here,
Speaker 6: what are you doing?
Speaker 2: He'll bring it, he'll bring it up.
Speaker 5: I don't play.
Speaker 2: It was like it was toys.
Speaker 6: Definitely not the final player, No, no, no, it.
Speaker 2: Wasn't the final play because the Raiders were trying to
Speaker 2: go down to score.
Speaker 6: Yeah. I don't remember whistle on that one, and.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately we stopped a rot pretty short from the end
Speaker 3: zone when it's the last play of the fucking game.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I got cut the week before.
Speaker 3: However, I was all about caping the boys going into
Speaker 3: the playoffs because I do strongly believe that I was
Speaker 3: a huge reason why we got there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, for sure, just keep it straight face
Speaker 2: through the entire time.
Speaker 3: Dude, Foster's a stud man, a very funny individual when
Speaker 3: you get to know his humor, because at first you
Speaker 3: kind of can't tell.
Speaker 6: No, you have no idea, no clue. First time I
Speaker 6: met him, lat was was last tight in you, and
Speaker 6: I was just like, what.
Speaker 2: You thought he was autistic?
Speaker 6: Right now? I didn't think that. I was just like,
Speaker 6: this guy's got some he said. And he was like,
Speaker 6: you know, you're talking about Joe. He's like, yeah, you know,
Speaker 6: tell Joey said hey, like that's my boy, blah blah blah,
Speaker 6: and then it like clicked. I was like, oh, you
Speaker 6: two are probably the same because you got the same
Speaker 6: sense of humor like your friend's probably because you're just
Speaker 6: like you say something and you're just straight faced and
Speaker 6: then you'll laugh maybe later, or smile maybe later in
Speaker 6: like a cynical way, and you think it's funny and
Speaker 6: it's not really that funny, but then it turns out
Speaker 6: that it is funny. That was like a whirlwind, but
Speaker 6: like that's how it is.
Speaker 3: You got to keep up with him. Oh yeah, as
Speaker 3: we wait on as we wait on him bringing this
Speaker 3: play up. Uh, playing with Joe B dude seems.
Speaker 2: Like the truth.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's he is. I mean he's he plays like
Speaker 6: a vet. You know, he's he's ow.
Speaker 3: So like, explain what what what makes him comfortable enough
Speaker 3: to where he commands a huddle.
Speaker 2: Like that to you play like a vet. I don't know.
Speaker 6: He doesn't even like he doesn't even talk too too much.
Speaker 6: But when he talks, it's like, oh shit, like he's
Speaker 6: spoken like way.
Speaker 3: And when you say talk, are you talking about like
Speaker 3: speaking in front of the team or are you talking
Speaker 3: like that?
Speaker 6: Really doesn't speak too much in front of the team.
Speaker 6: When he does, it's like okay, like this is how
Speaker 6: it is. And and I think the main thing I
Speaker 6: think too is like an offensive meetings coach is talking
Speaker 6: and and it is kind of an open dialogue for
Speaker 6: the most part, Like people aren't like just absolutely going
Speaker 6: insane out there. But if you would, if you were
Speaker 6: to say something like Joe would just be like, you know,
Speaker 6: I kind of just want you to want it like
Speaker 6: this or just you know what, just get open, like
Speaker 6: I'll find you, like I know, I know where you're
Speaker 6: supposed to be if it's covered three or whatever, like
Speaker 6: being the being the direction now'll get you the ball,
Speaker 6: like okay, cool, like dope, I can just go out
Speaker 6: there and play and like not like a robot like
Speaker 6: and then you just have fun and and to an
Speaker 6: extent like because then if you're having too much fun,
Speaker 6: he'll be like, hey, we got to lock the in
Speaker 6: and then it's just like okay, cool, and then you
Speaker 6: just stop like done, got you.
Speaker 3: So he's got the whole quiet demeanor until he wants
Speaker 3: to speak up or say something.
Speaker 6: Sure, which is why I try to dress up for
Speaker 6: the for the games exactly which is dude, which is.
Speaker 2: Like, is that a mind fuck?
Speaker 3: If he's like got a quiet demeanor and then all
Speaker 3: of a sudden he's shown up to the plane or
Speaker 3: shown up for game day, like he's.
Speaker 6: Let me tell you how fucking hilarious that is to me.
Speaker 6: Like seeing this man just like sit in his lock
Speaker 6: and not really talk, not really do much. Like he
Speaker 6: has a chessboard and in front of in front of
Speaker 6: his locker that like like low key, he'll play chess
Speaker 6: against himself, like certain moves. Bro, Like it's like, bro,
Speaker 6: it's super interesting.
Speaker 3: We got a chessboard sitting in front of his locker,
Speaker 3: and so.
Speaker 6: They got like a little golf cart, right or like
Speaker 6: a little cart whatever. And I played against him once
Speaker 6: and he thought I was gonna be He thought I
Speaker 6: was gonna be trash. I could tell like he was like, Oh,
Speaker 6: this is gonna be easy, sitting down. He's making some
Speaker 6: moves and he's like hmm, and he'll sit back. And
Speaker 6: it took like through meetings because he thought I was
Speaker 6: gonna be quick, right, like he slept on me. So
Speaker 6: it took a little bit, but he got out of
Speaker 6: meetings early. And I just see him sitting there looking
Speaker 6: at the board and he's like, hey, you want to
Speaker 6: make a move, And I'm like all right, cool, Like
Speaker 6: so I sit there for a second, I make a
Speaker 6: move and he immediately moves a piece and I'm like, this,
Speaker 6: you've jackass. You've been You've been calculating every move that
Speaker 6: I was going like, this is weird. And so like
Speaker 6: he plays a couple of people, he's beating the shit
Speaker 6: of them, and people just are like not playing anymore.
Speaker 6: It's during the season, later in the season, and he'll
Speaker 6: just like kind of like move the chess pieces around
Speaker 6: a little bit, like play against himself, and you're just
Speaker 6: looking like, oh, like are you good?
Speaker 2: Like are you good?
Speaker 6: Like are you just like that's smart to where you're playing.
Speaker 6: It's like what like what is this? And he won't
Speaker 6: say a word. And then I'll just get ready to
Speaker 6: go out to practice, like kind of smile a little bit,
Speaker 6: kind of joke around a little bit, be all serious,
Speaker 6: come back in, kind of sit there for a second.
Speaker 6: Like after games too, like depending on the game, he'll
Speaker 6: just sit there, no phone, no nothing, and his paths
Speaker 6: just sit there and I'm assuming just analyzing the game.
Speaker 6: But he, dude, he's do you ask him why he
Speaker 6: sits there? No, I'm not going to disturb him when
Speaker 6: he's in. He's like, they'll disturb the h Like I'm
Speaker 6: just like, dude, just sitting there chill, Like I'll just
Speaker 6: talk to the other boys that are around the locker
Speaker 6: room because I'm I was a couple of lockers down
Speaker 6: from him, you know. Next to me was Drew Sample
Speaker 6: then like Tyler boyd So TV and I would fuck
Speaker 6: around all the time, like we would. He'd come over
Speaker 6: to the crib take a shot after every win, like
Speaker 6: that was an open door policy for him. We talked
Speaker 6: about like this open door possily he would walk in
Speaker 6: the house, take a shot with me, and then just
Speaker 6: walk out like that's not say a word, not say
Speaker 6: a word, it's back, cheers, good ship, I see you later.
Speaker 6: And so we would mess around a lot, and you
Speaker 6: just got Joe in the background as were like clowning.
Speaker 3: Just yes, that's against himself, us himself. Hey, that's iconic,
Speaker 3: Like that is awesome, that is legendary. And then all
Speaker 3: of a sudden, like when it's obviously a big game,
Speaker 3: he just pulls out the cigar and just yeah he
Speaker 3: didn't he didn't want to start seeing a little dancing
Speaker 3: in the rhythm.
Speaker 6: He didn't want to smoke either, the cigar until the
Speaker 6: Super Bowl, Like he was like, yo, I want this
Speaker 6: I Like, he was like, I'll smoke this one now,
Speaker 6: like we just want like we're no chance whatever, but
Speaker 6: like I'm not smoking another one after we want a
Speaker 6: playoff game.
Speaker 2: No, none of that.
Speaker 6: It's going to be after we won the super Bowl.
Speaker 6: Like he's like, I'm I'm cool off.
Speaker 2: That, all right.
Speaker 6: He doesn't even I don't even know if he likes
Speaker 6: smoking cigars. It's just now that's that's that's him.
Speaker 2: What a legend, dude? Did you find the play.
Speaker 4: Here?
Speaker 3: We go scrambled around? Did you hear that whistle right
Speaker 3: before he caught that ball? I know you fucking did?
Speaker 6: Go back?
Speaker 2: Wait go back? What? What?
Speaker 6: What quarter?
Speaker 2: Was? What even is this? This is the second quarter
Speaker 2: of this before halftime? Nah? Yeah, that's fine.
Speaker 3: You saw my man back there below the fucking whistle.
Speaker 6: I saw him put it. Look look look at me.
Speaker 6: I'm just looking at I'm just looking at TB.
Speaker 2: Look at me. Oh yeah, listen to the whistle. I'm listening.
Speaker 6: Oh no, I think that's a delayed that was the
Speaker 6: delayed TV reaction. I think that's what happened.
Speaker 3: You got that little ship grint on your face. Man, hey, listen,
Speaker 3: you're not You're not on the Bengals anymore. Let's talk
Speaker 3: about it transparently.
Speaker 2: Where you sitting there? Were you sitting there thinking like ship?
Speaker 2: All of us were like, what the hell is going
Speaker 2: on right now?
Speaker 3: Did you think like, oh, I thought I heard the whistle?
Speaker 3: Like be real, did you personally on the field here
Speaker 3: the whistle?
Speaker 2: Are you just saw? What?
Speaker 3: Are?
Speaker 2: What is the conversation even about? No?
Speaker 6: No, no, I heard the whistle as the balls in
Speaker 6: the air, Like as I'm looking, I was like ball
Speaker 6: because the ball was throwing, like I mean, you hear it.
Speaker 6: He's putting the whistle in his mouth. He's not blowing
Speaker 6: it yet. He's blowing it like now, and I'm like, wait,
Speaker 6: what the hell? Like I was a little premature, like
Speaker 6: did he know he was going to catch that right now?
Speaker 6: Like what's going on? But you see me, I'm just like, Okay,
Speaker 6: he caught it. That should be a touchdown. I don't
Speaker 6: know what's going on on the sideline over there, but
Speaker 6: like I'm going to act like it's a touchdown and
Speaker 6: until they say it's not a touchdown. Yeah, you see
Speaker 6: me looking out. I'm not like super hype at the
Speaker 6: moment because I'm I don't know I.
Speaker 2: Was going on touchdown. Yeah exactly, I didn't know. It's
Speaker 2: all we needed.
Speaker 6: But I do know, I do know that that was
Speaker 6: a touchdown. If you look at it too, I mean
Speaker 6: he's not gonna make it. I mean, yeah, he's probably
Speaker 6: not gonna make the play. However, like for argument's sake,
Speaker 6: for you, yeah, for you, for my narrative, for your narrative,
Speaker 6: you got it, for media, for everyone else's narrative social.
Speaker 2: Media in the world that we need.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be up to you to find the rest
Speaker 3: of this clip and post it yourself.
Speaker 6: All right, cool, you got we got we got it.
Speaker 2: We got it. I'm voice with the voice. Now we're good.
Speaker 2: We dropped when he drops the right here's the full
Speaker 2: entire quote. Yeah, because I got.
Speaker 3: I was dealing one with Foster last week on saying
Speaker 3: that he's the team to beat, the Raiders of the
Speaker 3: team to beat in the AFC West, and we quote
Speaker 3: it like in big like a big graphit like that
Speaker 3: he said it. And then I'm like very small that
Speaker 3: people can't understand, and everybody's like arguing, that's crazy that
Speaker 3: he's already claiming that they're the best team. Blah blah
Speaker 3: blah blah, just to just to roll everybody up on
Speaker 3: the internet. Going to Tennessee. Talk about that game, obviously
Speaker 3: you got now as you do talk about it. You
Speaker 3: got to juggernaut fans back there, and Garrett and Jack.
Speaker 3: I'm obviously for the boys as well. You beat both
Speaker 3: both my squads back to back. What was I going
Speaker 3: into Tennessee? Like, I'm sure you guys had all the
Speaker 3: confidence in the world, but Tennessee was fucking rolling. Derrick
Speaker 3: the King, Henry's coming back. Yeah, talk about coming to Nashville.
Speaker 3: All right, I gotta say this too, offer it. Uh.
Speaker 6: After the game, I said, I gotta talking about clickbait
Speaker 6: and like things that blowing out of proportion. I said,
Speaker 6: you know, the quote was that they were scared of us.
Speaker 2: That's what quoted. Saying that, that's what got quoted.
Speaker 6: Bring that up, Jake, No, that's what got That's what
Speaker 6: got quoted. But the entirety, like I'm long winded, right,
Speaker 6: so like sometimes I.
Speaker 2: Just explain the Yeah, explain the situation.
Speaker 6: What I was saying was like the entire situation was, Hey,
Speaker 6: I saw the way that they were playing, right, Like
Speaker 6: the offense was trying to run the ball. They were
Speaker 6: trying to run the ball. They were trying to milk
Speaker 6: the clock. They weren't really like like, yo, you guys
Speaker 6: can come down and you guys can go win this
Speaker 6: game too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're on the sideline and we're watching our defense
Speaker 3: and we're kind of seeing how Tennessee. Tennessee is playing
Speaker 3: dot dot. Oh they're scared of us dot you see that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's nothing.
Speaker 3: Can we get the ball back? We're gonna win this game.
Speaker 3: That was our mindset the entire time. They know if
Speaker 3: they give it back to us, it's game over. And
Speaker 3: then we get the ball back and we're like it's
Speaker 3: game over, it's over.
Speaker 6: Yeah. So what I was saying was like, Okay, like
Speaker 6: it's a tie. It's a tie game, right, and time's
Speaker 6: winding down like heavily, and it's just we're still gonna
Speaker 6: run the ball. We're still gonna run the ball. We're
Speaker 6: still going to run the ball. It's and I'm like,
Speaker 6: oh dang, like yeah they're not. I mean, they've had
Speaker 6: some explosive runs. Like well, like we were happy with
Speaker 6: how our defense was playing. We're like, yo, this is
Speaker 6: we're playing great. It was a really good defensive game.
Speaker 6: And we're sitting on the side. I'm like, dang, like
Speaker 6: they're not really it doesn't seem like they're like too
Speaker 6: keen on hurrying up to try to get you know,
Speaker 6: get a touchdown or getting field grange. It's kind of
Speaker 6: like it's a slow, methodical pace and I know the
Speaker 6: game of football, Like, I'm like, dang, a right, obviously
Speaker 6: they're wanting to kick a field goal to win the game.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when you do that, I mean.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but I'm like, you know, certain, I'm like, you know,
Speaker 6: like you could throw the ball a little, it's third
Speaker 6: and however long like oh that thing, air that thing
Speaker 6: out like that's I'm a coach.
Speaker 2: That's how we've been kind of playing.
Speaker 6: Like in my mindset throughout the year, it's like all right, cool, like, yeah,
Speaker 6: we've been able to run the ball well, but like
Speaker 6: games coming down, we're putting the ball in and on
Speaker 6: our boy's hand and he's gonna we're gonna make plays
Speaker 6: on the perimeter. And so I'm just like, yo, we
Speaker 6: get this ball back like we're good, Like they're they
Speaker 6: don't want us to touch the ball for a second,
Speaker 6: like they don't want it. They don't want us to anything.
Speaker 6: And so I'm that's me. Yeah, that's just what I'm
Speaker 6: saying to the team. What I'm saying to the squad,
Speaker 6: like that's how I'm thinking. And I did say like, oh,
Speaker 6: they're scared. They're scared of our offense and what we
Speaker 6: can do right like rightfully.
Speaker 2: So gotta explain yourself.
Speaker 3: You can talk your ship and they standing up, how
Speaker 3: dudes are on the dudes are on the sideline and
Speaker 3: they'll walk up and down the bench back, Hey, they're
Speaker 3: fucking scared.
Speaker 2: They ain't trying to the ball, like talk my ship,
Speaker 2: say what you're trying to back pedal just a little bit.
Speaker 2: I just I just want the record to show I
Speaker 2: didn't just be like, motherfucker scared of ship. Hey we
Speaker 2: we win and done.
Speaker 6: I'm like, yo, like respectfully, one hundred percent. We wear
Speaker 6: them dogs great, like they should be scared of our offense.
Speaker 6: We you know, they're they're having a good game, they've
Speaker 6: got how many sacks whatever, but like nut crunch time,
Speaker 6: you know.
Speaker 2: How Tennessee get nine none and none eat nine.
Speaker 6: But we're still We're still there, like cool, this is
Speaker 6: what we do, like into the game and at halftime,
Speaker 6: this is what we do.
Speaker 2: We make shit happen. And so that's that's that's that's
Speaker 2: how I felt. Cool.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna say it, but like, at least hold me
Speaker 6: on the whole damn thing.
Speaker 2: I'm just like, they're scared of us idiots.
Speaker 3: Three game over if I'm the reporter, like that's obviously
Speaker 3: the headline there.
Speaker 6: Of course. Yeah, like I gotta I gotta word word
Speaker 6: my stuff a little bit better maybe, but yeah, no,
Speaker 6: coming to Tennessee was sick. I mean, I live here
Speaker 6: in the off season, and so like the hotel we
Speaker 6: were staying at was like a seven minute walk from
Speaker 6: where I live.
Speaker 2: Oh for real, and that's nice.
Speaker 6: People were like, yo, you're gonna go back home, like
Speaker 6: you want to see your family there whatever. I was like, now,
Speaker 6: I'm gonna do the same thing that I always do.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna be in the hotel. If you want to
Speaker 6: see me, come to the hotel. Like it sucks because
Speaker 6: I want to go back to the crib like hang out,
Speaker 6: like get some decent food whatever. But like I do
Speaker 6: what I do every time. So now I was electric.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 6: I got to have a lot of family and friends
Speaker 6: come too, because I mean, Nashville is supposed to close
Speaker 6: to Georgia where I'm from.
Speaker 2: And.
Speaker 3: It was it was sick when you're going to Nashville.
Speaker 3: I'm thinking of this now because you know how the
Speaker 3: boys like go out and eating stuff. Yeah, what spots
Speaker 3: are you putting the boys on coming to Nashville.
Speaker 6: Oh, that's a good question. For the most part. The
Speaker 6: first thing that I say every time is Barcelona. I
Speaker 6: love a good tapas spot, tapas and wine. On Monday,
Speaker 6: you got half price wine. On Monday, you get tapas.
Speaker 6: Oh come on, I'm in big tapas guy Mann. But like,
Speaker 6: why now you can order it a you can order
Speaker 6: a lot more so. My wife, she's from DC. There's
Speaker 6: a Barcelona in DC, and she took us there one
Speaker 6: time on one of our dates. And I wasn't the
Speaker 6: biggest fan because you like, tell you something, you gotta
Speaker 6: split it, and I'm like, hey, order up more stuff.
Speaker 6: And then you know, we were young in the game
Speaker 6: back then too, so my mind was probably somewhere else,
Speaker 6: like let's get up, let's get out. Let's get out
Speaker 6: out of this day. You know what I'm saying, Let's
Speaker 6: go back home. Yeah, but I'm not a huge tapas guy. See,
Speaker 6: like the thing that I do for the most part,
Speaker 6: like I know what I like from from Barcelona. First
Speaker 6: time I went there, I went there for the wine.
Speaker 2: Tell me my order. Tell me my order next year.
Speaker 6: To get the croquettes, get to get the potatos bravos,
Speaker 6: get the klamari, get the What did I just have
Speaker 6: that was decent?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 6: They have this spinach and chick piece something and it
Speaker 6: was actually pretty fire. Like I'm not like I kind
Speaker 6: of if you I don't even spinach and chick be's like,
Speaker 6: let's yeah, but it was fire. They have a oh,
Speaker 6: I don't know, they have this other like pork something.
Speaker 6: It's like a little like, yeah, the pork belly there, phenomenal. No,
Speaker 6: it's but then get the croquettes and the potatoes. No
Speaker 6: matter what. But ask the chef with their favorite thing.
Speaker 6: I do it every single time. Hey, whatever the chef wants, like,
Speaker 6: give me, give me something that's and it is always fire.
Speaker 2: I'll do that. Outside of Barcelona.
Speaker 6: Outside of Barcelona. Oh, that's a good question. Where do
Speaker 6: I go out here, it's your favorite steakhouse in Nashville.
Speaker 6: I don't go to the mines here really. Oh yeah,
Speaker 6: I went to Yeah, Bourbon Steak. Went there, Bourbon's fire. Yeah,
Speaker 6: Bourbon was pretty fire, especially if.
Speaker 3: You get the nice like view. Yeah, you get against
Speaker 3: the window like you get a nice view.
Speaker 6: Bourbon Steak was. Bourbon Steak was really good. I went
Speaker 6: to Cane.
Speaker 3: I like the apps say it again, Dane bro ammen brother, Yeah,
Speaker 3: the apps there. I will say this from Bourbon the fries,
Speaker 3: the trio sauce fire.
Speaker 6: God, that was right, Okay. I wasn't ready for it either,
Speaker 6: because I'm talking. I don't forget. I'm like in conversation
Speaker 6: with somebody. He's explaining everything. And then I look and
Speaker 6: I'm like, damn what what? Like what are all these sauces?
Speaker 6: And and we took the boys there like it was me, Zach.
Speaker 6: It was for tighting you like, uh, Conk was there.
Speaker 6: One of my boys was there and their girls whatever.
Speaker 6: And I'm like, hey, bro, what what the hell? What
Speaker 6: are these sauces? I have no idea, just try and whatever.
Speaker 6: So I'm trying them. I'm like, damn, Okay, I hit
Speaker 6: another fry. I'm like, wait, this is a different fry.
Speaker 6: They have different fries with the different sauces.
Speaker 2: My mind was it's like a flight of fries. I
Speaker 2: was just thinking, should we go there this week?
Speaker 3: And boys, it's like a flight of fries with three
Speaker 3: different sauces, three different styles of fry.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's incredible. It's like they're bread right, like
Speaker 2: they give that to you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't remember. They just came out.
Speaker 3: Well, I think I think it is. I think it's
Speaker 3: kind of like their their version. Anybody from Bourbon listening,
Speaker 3: we're giving you a free shout out. We shouldn't be,
Speaker 3: but you should look the boys over.
Speaker 2: But Camee Prime, I am fucking with you on their
Speaker 2: apps everything.
Speaker 3: Like when it comes to actual steak, you can kind
Speaker 3: of figure it out at any of these steakhous, like
Speaker 3: they're all similar, they're all kind of in the same ballpark.
Speaker 3: But when it comes to everything outside of the steak,
Speaker 3: like the entrees came, Prime to me is hands down
Speaker 3: best appetizers, best bread, like the popcorn, lobster fire, the
Speaker 3: cotton Katie bacon.
Speaker 6: The bacon if you were going to leave the bacon
Speaker 6: out out of that is the most fire thing that
Speaker 6: I like and in the world talk to him like actually,
Speaker 6: and I was kind of sleeping on it. The first
Speaker 6: time I heard it was was from a friend and
Speaker 6: she was like, yeah, you know, uh, you gotta go here,
Speaker 6: you gotta get this cotton candy bacon. I was like, no,
Speaker 6: that sounds just like I also think it was like
Speaker 6: cotton candy on a stick with bacon, and I'm like
Speaker 6: that just sounds disgusting. And then she comes out, she's
Speaker 6: like prepares it for you, and you're just like, what
Speaker 6: is going on here? You take a bike and you're
Speaker 6: just like, I'm done.
Speaker 3: Bacon kind of melts onto it. Yeah, I'm sold, bro,
Speaker 3: It's incredible. Yeah, they actually bring it out in this
Speaker 3: fig Oh you haven't well done, bacon, dude.
Speaker 2: Oh my, put the cotton candy on it. It's like
Speaker 2: a nice presentation.
Speaker 10: You're sitting there, like the ambiance and the incane prime
Speaker 10: is like darker, you know what I mean. It's got
Speaker 10: like the tended light vibe going on. And then they
Speaker 10: talk to you about the bacon a little bit and
Speaker 10: they're sitting there melting and you kind of like you're
Speaker 10: splitting it up a little bit. You want to take
Speaker 10: the whole thing down. But my mouth is water and
Speaker 10: talking about it it is a vibe in your mouth.
Speaker 6: I come back for the bye week. I'll take you there.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, I wasna boys. We got this bust with
Speaker 6: the boys. Uh team DINNERJ.
Speaker 2: Well, I didn't wait, hold on, I didn't say team dinner.
Speaker 2: My fog got a little ahead of myself.
Speaker 6: Now you can sit a table away from us.
Speaker 3: Another good one in the Southern That's a good steakhouse
Speaker 3: in Nashville.
Speaker 6: I've been there once and I didn't get I didn't
Speaker 6: get the steak.
Speaker 3: So you can go up and choose your selection. Actually, yeah,
Speaker 3: like windows shopping, go up there and you get to
Speaker 3: pick your cut. Oh wow, it's a pretty that's pretty cool.
Speaker 3: That's pretty Check it out next time. All right, where
Speaker 3: were we before we got off the tangent of Nashville? Okay,
Speaker 3: playing the Titans. You talked ship tight were scared of
Speaker 3: the Bengals last year? You said, Derek Harry didn't want
Speaker 3: it to right.
Speaker 2: You just said, right now? Is that what happened then,
Speaker 2: you guys? Yeah?
Speaker 3: But they they went to the conference championship after that?
Speaker 3: Who'd you guys? Playing the conference Championship.
Speaker 6: Chiefs k C after they're crazy game with the Bills.
Speaker 3: The Bills, I know, man like, I like, I'm a
Speaker 3: fan of Casey, Like everybody loves Kansas City, the Chiefs.
Speaker 3: Like my mom her favorite team was Kansas City, and
Speaker 3: everybody in Nebraska they're pro team Cinserzo Prope.
Speaker 2: Team in Nebraska is Kansas City.
Speaker 3: But bro, like, there's something about pulling for the Bills
Speaker 3: that I was wanting them to pull it off.
Speaker 2: I was wanting Josh Allen to pull it off against
Speaker 2: my homes.
Speaker 3: I mean, they won, they have won a super Bowl,
Speaker 3: but I was rooting for the Bills to kind of
Speaker 3: like go to the go to the Super Bowl outside
Speaker 3: of the Titans and of course outside the Raiders. You
Speaker 3: guys would like to send a realer story running through everybody.
Speaker 3: Don't you feel that way? Don't you feel like you
Speaker 3: guys are the underdog? I mean yeah, to the out,
Speaker 3: to the outside for sure, Like oh not to the inside.
Speaker 3: I mean, like you just said, you gotta talk your ship.
Speaker 3: Like in the locker room, we were like, yo, we
Speaker 3: we we're those boys like we are. We're damn good team.
Speaker 6: We've been showing it, like you know we've had some
Speaker 6: hiccups throughout the year, but like, shit, we're here now,
Speaker 6: like come on, like we gotta we gotta try to
Speaker 6: on our respects. So yeah, no game was crazy. I
Speaker 6: mean I got hurt that game, like pretty early first quarter,
Speaker 6: messed my knee up, and I was fucking pissed.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, because you're in the playoffs, like You're like.
Speaker 6: I'm like this sucks, like this is like the worst
Speaker 6: thing that could happen to me right now, and and
Speaker 6: low key, like I thought to the squad, I was like, damn,
Speaker 6: I'm not on the field, like this is just that sucks,
Speaker 6: Like I don't know, like kind of feel like I'm
Speaker 6: a little spark plug whatever. So I get and I
Speaker 6: like feel it and I'm like, damn, I might what happened?
Speaker 2: What happened to your knee?
Speaker 6: It was a a greade three MCL like they said
Speaker 6: like two and a half three whatever, And I tried
Speaker 6: to jump, and right when I jumped, I felt like
Speaker 6: twine a little bit. And then I missed the ball
Speaker 6: and I was like, oh shit, and I looked back
Speaker 6: and I landed awkwardly, and that's when I like heard
Speaker 6: something and I was like.
Speaker 2: Oh shit, Like I think I just tore this like
Speaker 2: this sucks.
Speaker 6: And then I like popped off the field, got on
Speaker 6: to the bench and they were like, yeah, we gotta
Speaker 6: get you in the locker room. They put me in
Speaker 6: a splint and boys came in at halftime and I
Speaker 6: like crouched out there like trying to like no. I
Speaker 6: was like, yeah, boys, let's go, let's go. I'm here
Speaker 6: with you, guys. I started jumping around and the trainers like, dide,
Speaker 6: you gottas you gotta you have to sit down, like
Speaker 6: you cannot be doing this. Get away from the sideline.
Speaker 6: Like like one of the trainers is he's like actually
Speaker 6: one of my best friends for for sure, like Nick
Speaker 6: Cosgray fucking love but like he he he helps me
Speaker 6: with everything, like he helped me get back for the
Speaker 6: Super Bowl all this stuff. And he was like, dude,
Speaker 6: I love you. I know you're passionate about this ship.
Speaker 6: You gotta sit down, like if you want to if
Speaker 6: we win this game, you want to play in the
Speaker 6: super Bowl. If you keep doing the ship, you're not
Speaker 6: gonna do anything. I was like, all right, fine, whatever.
Speaker 6: So I'm sitting on the bench and I'm just like,
Speaker 6: come on, let's go, boys, let's go. We're coming back.
Speaker 6: Let's do this. I'm watching the game, like even at halftime,
Speaker 6: like seeing Eli Apple make that stand like stop against
Speaker 6: uh Rieke on the goal line, I'm like, holy shit,
Speaker 6: like that's that's monumental, Like that's huge for the boys,
Speaker 6: and we fucking win that ship. And that was absolutely insane.
Speaker 6: That was like scenes, so you.
Speaker 3: So you make it back for the super Bowl on
Speaker 3: a on a grade two plus three m c O.
Speaker 2: What was that like?
Speaker 6: Trying to get back for the super Bowl? That was
Speaker 6: the worst thing ever. That was like the actual worst
Speaker 6: thing ever. Like that's why I said, like nix the boy, like.
Speaker 3: So you're not getting surgery. No, you're doing what you
Speaker 3: can to make the super Bowl. But like talk about yeah,
Speaker 3: talk about those next couple of weeks.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well the crazy thing was when I like at halftime,
Speaker 6: I go in and they were like, yeah, it's like
Speaker 6: you won't need surgery for sure. And the first thing
Speaker 6: I was like, yo, Nick, like will I be able?
Speaker 6: Like can I play for the in the super Bowl?
Speaker 6: He was like I wouldn't count it out. And right
Speaker 6: when he said that, I was like I'm cool, Like
Speaker 6: I'm dope. I'm great. That's the first thing I said
Speaker 6: to coach after we won. I was like, ye'll be
Speaker 6: back for the super Bowl. I was like, okay, all right, yeah,
Speaker 6: I got you. Whatever said it's a kdie who's the
Speaker 6: owner's daughter. I was like yeah, like I said, I'm
Speaker 6: so sorry. I was like, don't be I'll be back.
Speaker 6: I'll be back for the super Bowl. It's fine, and
Speaker 6: she's like okay, and yeah. It was just a grind
Speaker 6: like I was with Nick two three times a day,
Speaker 6: just doing just everything I could, like kept it elevated
Speaker 6: for two weeks straight, just like in on the bed.
Speaker 2: I have a little bed that like has a little
Speaker 2: foot lifter. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Kept it there.
Speaker 2: I was like, this sucks.
Speaker 6: It's annoying as hell. I can't. Like I'm a stomach
Speaker 6: sleeper myself. I don't know what you are, but no,
Speaker 6: I'm I'm on my back or side back side. See
Speaker 6: I snore. I snore heavy when I'm on my back,
Speaker 6: so I can't do it. So I was snoring like crazy. No,
Speaker 6: we can talk about that after the point.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because I got a couple I got do you like,
Speaker 3: would you rather sleep on your back. Do you like
Speaker 3: sleeping on your back like sleeping on my stomach?
Speaker 2: Oh? You like sleeping on your stomach?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I like it. It's it's comfortable. There's no no. You
Speaker 2: like being on your tummy.
Speaker 6: I'm just gonna say stomach.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna say it like that. That's what it is, man,
Speaker 2: It's also called it tummy. You like being on your ass? Yeah?
Speaker 2: You like being on your booty? Yep, being on these cheeks.
Speaker 6: That's reckless.
Speaker 3: So you're you're obviously elevating, You're doing everything possible, like
Speaker 3: there was never a doubt that you're gonna be able
Speaker 3: to play. Obviously you're resting and doing a lot of
Speaker 3: that ship. But at what point are you get on
Speaker 3: the field and and testing this ship out?
Speaker 6: I mean three days before, like a couple of days before,
Speaker 6: like we we fly out to California. I forget when
Speaker 6: we did you.
Speaker 2: Do stem cell or anything? P RP.
Speaker 6: Stem Cell didn't do anything? Nope? Okay not then, you
Speaker 6: know what I'm saying Like that?
Speaker 7: Just no.
Speaker 6: I mean I was even like, hey, can we shoot
Speaker 6: this thing up like for the game, and they're like, nah,
Speaker 6: that's not smart, Like we're not doing that, and I
Speaker 6: was like, all right, well.
Speaker 2: You wanted to put toward all in your knee, but
Speaker 2: I just asked. I was like, hey, can you nah?
Speaker 3: I mean I will, like, yeah, you're about to play
Speaker 3: for the super Bowl, so you're willing to do whatever. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I understand that like any other time, like people are
Speaker 3: like that's like fucking varsity blues trying to inject the
Speaker 3: quarter zone and the knee and everything like that.
Speaker 6: But you're at this is it, like you're at the
Speaker 6: finish line. I'm like, dude, I've been dreaming. I mean,
Speaker 6: I've been playing since I was six years old. I
Speaker 6: grew up like I played. I played Madden with my dad.
Speaker 6: We made a little out of a foam uh like
Speaker 6: pool float. We made a super Bowl trophy, the Lombardy,
Speaker 6: and we would play for it. And I was like, dude,
Speaker 6: this is like that's the only thing that was going
Speaker 6: in my head. I was like, dude, I gotta I
Speaker 6: gotta touch that. I fucking love that, by the way. Yeah,
Speaker 6: So like I was like, there's no way in hell
Speaker 6: I'm not gonna play. And so I didn't do anything
Speaker 6: on the field. I did some stuff in the pool
Speaker 6: a little bit and then we fly out to Cali
Speaker 6: and Nicko's like, all right, we're gonna start doing some
Speaker 6: ladder stuff, like see how you feel, and dude, California
Speaker 6: is beautiful, like it's we go from we go from
Speaker 6: getting stuck on a bus because no indoor So we
Speaker 6: go from getting stuck on a bus because it's snow
Speaker 6: and icing to go to our indoor facility, which is
Speaker 6: on UC's campus. We get stuck there.
Speaker 2: We get stuck through four lights because the bus is stuck.
Speaker 6: On a hill. And if we're just sitting here, like,
Speaker 6: how the hell are we going to the super Bowl
Speaker 6: And we're stuck on a hill going to an indoor
Speaker 6: facility that's not like that we can't just walk to,
Speaker 6: Like this is absurd to me, So we're all thinking it.
Speaker 6: We go from that to California, February eighty seven degrees out.
Speaker 6: I'm walking off the plane like, yep, I feel fucking great.
Speaker 6: Money feels better already with this weather. So we're doing
Speaker 6: some ladder drills and he's like, how do you feel.
Speaker 6: I was like, ramp it up, dude, fuck it, let's go.
Speaker 6: Let's just let's send it. See what we can do.
Speaker 6: And he's like all right, like you're not gonna hurt
Speaker 6: it too much more than it's already hurt. So like
Speaker 6: you can do whatever you want to if you can
Speaker 6: go through the pain whatever, It's like, all right, cool.
Speaker 6: So that first day we did ladder change the direction,
Speaker 6: ran a couple like short routes, and he's like, I'm
Speaker 6: gonna shut you down, like personally, I'm gonna shut you down.
Speaker 6: Second day, he's like, how do you feel. I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 6: it's stiff. Halfway through he goes, how do you feel now,
Speaker 6: I'm like it's still stiff, but like, fuck it, we
Speaker 6: can just we can push through it. It's like, all right, cool,
Speaker 6: let's go, let's do more. And and from that point on,
Speaker 6: like I practiced probably in and out. I had maybe
Speaker 6: like three quarters of a full practice like total, throughout
Speaker 6: the span of us being in California and throughout those
Speaker 6: two weeks. But yeah, you know, you've been you're on,
Speaker 6: you're in chemistry, you know what everyone's doing. It's the
Speaker 6: last game of the year, you know everything. At this point,
Speaker 6: you're watching films. So yeah, it was a but it
Speaker 6: was a fucking grind, dude, Like that's impressive, though, Bro,
Speaker 6: that was fun.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And during this time are you thinking about because
Speaker 3: you're obviously in your contract year as well, are you
Speaker 3: thinking about those those things? And if not, is it
Speaker 3: something when you fast forward to when you're negotiating with
Speaker 3: the Bengals, You're probably, I would assume because one year.
Speaker 3: Obviously I've never signed a big deal, but I had
Speaker 3: a big deal. Oh, definitely, no question. I'm not sleeping
Speaker 3: on the boy. I'm just speaking from my experience. I
Speaker 3: played on a torn PCL to try and help get
Speaker 3: us to the playoffs. We end u missing the playoffs,
Speaker 3: a winning game at the very end of the year,
Speaker 3: and then the next year, I was a restricted free agent.
Speaker 3: I don't know I was exclusive rights before that because
Speaker 3: I was a pea squad guy. But in my head,
Speaker 3: I'm thinking I'm the captain starter. They might take care
Speaker 3: of me and extend me instead of just putting a
Speaker 3: tender on me, or if they put a tender on me,
Speaker 3: hopefully they put like a high round tender versus just
Speaker 3: like a just a low round tender. And when it
Speaker 3: doesn't happen, there's part of you that's pissed off because
Speaker 3: when you're trying to get back on the field, like
Speaker 3: I played on the PCO within nine days, got back
Speaker 3: on day nine, I was playing in the fucking game.
Speaker 2: I had like two tackles. But they want to be
Speaker 2: out there to signal, call and do all.
Speaker 3: That kind of thing, which I was about, like you,
Speaker 3: you're ready to fucking die on the field for the boys,
Speaker 3: but being honorable doesn't get you paid. When you're going
Speaker 3: through the negotiations, are you thinking to yourself like working
Speaker 3: that hard to get back, especially for the Super Bowl,
Speaker 3: Like you're doing whatever it takes to be out there,
Speaker 3: even though you tore your mcl. Is there a bitterness
Speaker 3: that you carry with like when it's like, hey, are
Speaker 3: we not are we not thinking that? Like, guys, I
Speaker 3: want to be here and I'll do whatever it takes
Speaker 3: to be a Bengal to have I not shown that
Speaker 3: these past seven years and definitely in recency, like trying
Speaker 3: to get back to the super Bowl, Like are you
Speaker 3: thinking about those things?
Speaker 6: I mean at the time, definitely not right Like at
Speaker 6: the time, at the time, my agent had been like, hey,
Speaker 6: like don't kill yourself out.
Speaker 3: Your agent's probably trying to talk you out of playing,
Speaker 3: Like hey, he didn't go like he was just like
Speaker 3: good but usually they're like, don't do it, don't don't
Speaker 3: play injured, don't ever play injured, and the players A
Speaker 3: I was like, fuck it, like we're we're trying to
Speaker 3: win games.
Speaker 6: He was more like, and to be honest, I didn't
Speaker 6: know how much I was. I didn't think I was
Speaker 6: gonna play the whole game. I thought I was gonna
Speaker 6: be like situational, like fifteen twenty plays. I'm out there
Speaker 6: for the first play because I was like, all right,
Speaker 6: nice whatever, and coaches like my position. Coach is like
Speaker 6: you're good, and I was like, yeah, I'm good, and
Speaker 6: he just kept He was like like.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm good, but also take care of me, like
Speaker 3: pull me back when you think I need to be
Speaker 3: pulled leg.
Speaker 6: But like first half good, second half, forty five minute
Speaker 6: halftime it's like holy, Like really if it's hell now
Speaker 6: is tough. But yeah, I mean at the time, I'm
Speaker 6: not thinking of anything, dude. I'm just like, yeah, I'm.
Speaker 2: Fast forward to the negotiation period. Are you everything? Not
Speaker 2: like that?
Speaker 3: That's that's you thinking like you guys should be taking
Speaker 3: care of me because I did X, Y and Z,
Speaker 3: But you're thinking like are we not? Is there no
Speaker 3: appreciation in fucking it seems like you guys are just
Speaker 3: slapping me in the face for everything I'm trying to
Speaker 3: do to play right, which is why, like.
Speaker 6: In my head, I'm like, like, are you gonna throw
Speaker 6: me a bone? Like are you gonna like are you
Speaker 6: gonna like, are you gonna show a little appreciation with
Speaker 6: the fact that I was like it, like, screw this,
Speaker 6: screw the contracts, threw everything. I'm trying to make sure
Speaker 6: I'm out there with the boys to win a super
Speaker 6: Bowl and bring that to the organization and the franchise
Speaker 6: and like, you know, everything that the city has been
Speaker 6: like gassing us up for. So yeah, one hundred percent,
Speaker 6: like that is that is definitely going on in my
Speaker 6: mind the entire time. Yeah, even the first which is.
Speaker 3: Fair, like that's the human being, the competitor, like the
Speaker 3: loyalty all that ins which sucks because you got to
Speaker 3: remove that when it comes to negotiating. But at the
Speaker 3: same time, you're like, man, like that's not coming from
Speaker 3: a place of like I feel entitled and I should
Speaker 3: I deserve this, and I you better give me this
Speaker 3: or you guys are fucking stupid.
Speaker 2: It's just like damn like this is how it's going
Speaker 2: down right a bone at all.
Speaker 6: Right, which is then then that takes that which helps
Speaker 6: take the emotional aspect of it out because you're like, damn,
Speaker 6: this is actually just cut.
Speaker 2: Throat business, right, It numbs you up, yeah, like real
Speaker 2: real quick.
Speaker 6: So it again that which makes it a little bit
Speaker 6: easier just to be like all right, like agent says, hey,
Speaker 6: just then you know this is how it is cool.
Speaker 6: I can see that. I can clearly see that. That's
Speaker 6: how it's gonna be.
Speaker 2: Probably texting you what are you hearing? It's not good? Nick?
Speaker 2: Looking good buddy?
Speaker 6: Hell do hey you look and we'll take we'll take
Speaker 6: a trip together.
Speaker 3: We talk about the talk about the Super Bowl, like,
Speaker 3: are there situations that you look back on there where
Speaker 3: there's like pivotal moments or things could have shaped out
Speaker 3: this where they are Obviously you play that in your
Speaker 3: head no matter what. But I mean, this is the
Speaker 3: first off season removed from that Super Bowl. Are the
Speaker 3: things that looks back to like, damn, we win it
Speaker 3: if we do X, Y and Z right here in
Speaker 3: this moment. Because every player lives in their own movie. Man,
Speaker 3: if I would have done this or had this play
Speaker 3: shaped out the way we drawn it up or executed
Speaker 3: the right way, like we went off this game, like
Speaker 3: talk us, talk to us about the super Bowl. We're
Speaker 3: sitting around the fire, Fucking Grandpa's talking.
Speaker 2: To the boys.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, I'm I'm thinking about it just from
Speaker 6: my perspective, you know, like I don't know, like certain
Speaker 6: things like playing playing with my knee and stuff, and
Speaker 6: like I caught two passes. They were like it was
Speaker 6: for nothing. It was like a couple of yards whatever,
Speaker 6: and I'm just thinking, damn, like really I should have
Speaker 6: I should have made a little fucking corner miss and
Speaker 6: then I would have been one on one with a
Speaker 6: defensive end if I just don't get touched by him
Speaker 6: for a second and stopped and we're on like the
Speaker 6: twenty yard line at that point, it's all right, cool.
Speaker 6: I make I like shoved this little less dB off me,
Speaker 6: and it's a foot race to the end zone. In
Speaker 6: my mind, to score as opposed to taking a field
Speaker 6: goal changed the game. Uh, you got certain like yeah,
Speaker 6: certain like blocks that you're like, damn, like, man, he
Speaker 6: was kind of in the hole, like the running back
Speaker 6: really could have just ran off my ash just then,
Speaker 6: But like did I did I block the hole than
Speaker 6: I did? So I think of it from that perspective
Speaker 6: more so than like anybody like saying like, oh wow,
Speaker 6: this one player, like if we would have done this
Speaker 6: one a little bit different whatever, Like.
Speaker 3: Was this sickening knowing that Jamar Chase was wide open
Speaker 3: on that last play? Yeah, sickening for sure.
Speaker 2: I mean it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you think about that too sometimes, Yeah, Like that's.
Speaker 3: What a game though, when like OBJ goes down, are
Speaker 3: you guys thinking like, all right, like when you guys
Speaker 3: are about to play the rain ms, you want to
Speaker 3: go get it Taylor? Maybe hopefully, as he texted the
Speaker 3: group chat, well then it might not be him.
Speaker 2: What was I saying?
Speaker 6: So OBJ goes down?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, like when you were about to play
Speaker 3: the RAMS, Like, obviously they're clicking as well. They're at
Speaker 3: the super they're in the super Bowl, they're fucking obviously
Speaker 3: we we bloss.
Speaker 2: He's not here, but he's a huge forty nine Ers fan.
Speaker 3: Wh're like blast so that safety doesn't drop that pick
Speaker 3: Niners are going, yeah, but are there?
Speaker 2: Oh Steve Burns here our next? Yes? Fuck I keep losing.
Speaker 2: Oh oh I keep objs.
Speaker 3: But like you know, as a as a player, like
Speaker 3: the human element of all the pieces that they that
Speaker 3: they have because they have a lot of fucking trilling
Speaker 3: on their team, obviously picking up von Miller late in
Speaker 3: the year, OBJ middle this season, but when OBJ goes
Speaker 3: down as one of those things to where you're like,
Speaker 3: all right, hey, we can get this even more because
Speaker 3: as one of their best.
Speaker 6: Players go down, it was actually, that's not even like
Speaker 6: the thought process. The thought process was we knew, like
Speaker 6: we knew that the field felt kind of weird, right,
Speaker 6: like the paint, the paint they had to keep going
Speaker 6: over it in the middle of the field really, and
Speaker 6: so we kind of as a team, like offensively, we
Speaker 6: were like, hey know, like that's the spot you got
Speaker 6: to like control yourself, like you got to be way
Speaker 6: more controlled, don't run too full speed, Like that's what
Speaker 6: that's what that's what we talked about. That's what I
Speaker 6: told the tight ends immediately. That's what the tight end
Speaker 6: coach told us immediately. That's kind of what we told
Speaker 6: some of the receivers like, hey, just don't even know,
Speaker 6: like that's part of the field's a little fucking weird,
Speaker 6: like the paint is. It's a spot where OBJ tours name,
Speaker 6: just the paint in the middle of the field in
Speaker 6: general was it was a little it was a little
Speaker 6: it was just different, you know what I'm saying. So
Speaker 6: it was a little more slick because they were put
Speaker 6: a little bit too much, not too much, but they
Speaker 6: just put a little more paint there. So we didn't personally,
Speaker 6: I didn't think, damn, nice, this is our shot. Like
Speaker 6: it was like, be the be careful like in that
Speaker 6: spot because that's where because we couldn't walk there for
Speaker 6: the team pictures because they were still going over it
Speaker 6: during team pictures the day before, and so that's the
Speaker 6: only thing that was on my mind was if I'm
Speaker 6: around this area, especially with my knee, like I gotta
Speaker 6: I got a tempo.
Speaker 2: Damn that sucks to here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Like that's like yeah, especially if that's where him
Speaker 3: doing it there too, Like that sucks.
Speaker 2: That sucks.
Speaker 7: That.
Speaker 2: That was like a thing.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Have you played in London? Yeah, I feel like London
Speaker 2: is it's got a little slickness too. Yeah, but I'm biased.
Speaker 6: I love London, dude. I'm a big soccer guy. So like,
Speaker 6: oh that was historic, that's historic. I was going crazy.
Speaker 3: I hated having the whole fly over there thing. Did
Speaker 3: you guys fly over on Thursday or did you spend
Speaker 3: a week over.
Speaker 2: This day doing rutal? Fucked?
Speaker 6: Did you guys? Wait, did you do anything the night before?
Speaker 6: Like did you have a team activity or something? I
Speaker 6: don't think so. I just remember I was trying to
Speaker 6: catch up on sleep and shit like that. The first
Speaker 6: time we went over there, we had a team activity
Speaker 6: on London Tower Bridge.
Speaker 2: You don't have no, we had nothing like that.
Speaker 5: We did.
Speaker 6: You don't have a police escort. We were in the
Speaker 6: car for like two and a half hours. We got
Speaker 6: there for thirty minutes, and they're like, damn, y, we
Speaker 6: didn't We didn't think this one through.
Speaker 2: We gotta go back. Oh, I'm like, what the hell
Speaker 2: are we doing out here?
Speaker 3: Because our practice feels like we had the bus for
Speaker 3: I felt like quite a bit to go over this
Speaker 3: little like middle school baseball field that we practiced on.
Speaker 2: Brutal. Yeah, we did that.
Speaker 3: So yeah, when you land, like your sleep is that
Speaker 3: night like as you're on the plane, you're supposed to
Speaker 3: be your sleep dudes are popping like the sleeping fields.
Speaker 2: What is the ambience meloton?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well I'm not talking the natural meloton and I'm talking, yeah,
Speaker 3: we gotta go out, Yeah, yeah, we gotta go out.
Speaker 3: And then you land and it's Friday morning, right, so
Speaker 3: fast Friday begins when you get all your.
Speaker 2: Stuff at the hotel.
Speaker 3: Brutal. It's a brutal experience. Due then you fly back
Speaker 3: right after the game. We played the Bengals and we
Speaker 3: fucking tied. When I was on Washington, that that.
Speaker 6: Was that's the team. That's the time that I'm talking about.
Speaker 6: That's the time we were there.
Speaker 2: You were there. Fuck yeah, That's when I'm like, yo,
Speaker 2: we had a we had a brutal was that game
Speaker 2: to go back and forth? And then hey we got
Speaker 2: the ball out on Andy?
Speaker 6: When my god, we're over here too. And everyone knows
Speaker 6: I'm a huge soccer fan. Everyone knows I'm a huge
Speaker 6: soccer fan. And I'm like, I'm like, I can't believe
Speaker 6: we came over here and tide and everyone's like, yeah,
Speaker 6: these these British people, they are used to this shit.
Speaker 6: They watched soccer all the time. They're used to zero zero, one,
Speaker 6: one two too. That doesn't mean shit to them, that
Speaker 6: means something else. I was like, no, this shit still sucks,
Speaker 6: Like you.
Speaker 2: Didn't know how to celebrate.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you kind of feel like you won, but then
Speaker 3: you see the kicker and you know, like, hey man,
Speaker 3: it's all good because the kickers are basically missed.
Speaker 2: So I guess you guys turned it over. Did your
Speaker 2: a kicker get a shot? No?
Speaker 6: We had that turnover?
Speaker 3: Yeah, bros, nuts man, and you don't know how to feel.
Speaker 3: You're like, are we going to party on the plane
Speaker 3: ride back? Or people still party?
Speaker 2: I didn't.
Speaker 6: I was like, I was like, dude, I'm just.
Speaker 2: Everybody still party. I didn't party either, but everybody partied
Speaker 2: on the way back. I didn't party. No, No, I
Speaker 2: don't drink.
Speaker 6: Definitely don't remember too much of the plane, right.
Speaker 2: He was asleep. Is there anything I'm not hitting on? Boys?
Speaker 2: Super Bowl? Okay? Oh can you talk about that? It's
Speaker 2: right now. There are some there were some storylines out there.
Speaker 2: Can I can I you and k Adams?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Can I?
Speaker 3: One of the hosts of Hang On, Let Me Ball,
Speaker 3: she's just touch she's for the boys. We're a big
Speaker 3: fan of k Adams over here. But there are obviously
Speaker 3: some tabloids going around, you know, the magazines of Walmart
Speaker 3: showing that you know, you and k Adams were a thing.
Speaker 3: Seems like you're both very private about your dating life,
Speaker 3: so there was never any truth to be brought from it.
Speaker 2: However, are you dating Adams? No?
Speaker 6: No, I wasn't, And I am relatively private about like
Speaker 6: I like, I like being private about my stuff, especially
Speaker 6: like honestly, especially now being in New York. It's reckless,
Speaker 6: like people like if someone I was talking to some
Speaker 6: of the Mets players and like, hey, like my girl
Speaker 6: like kind of deletes her or like goes private and
Speaker 6: does all this random ship because she would just get
Speaker 6: blown up by people. I'm like, all right, that's good
Speaker 6: to know. Good, Like even if you're not doing anything,
Speaker 6: it's like, oh, no, I've been. It's just like his
Speaker 6: name is Pete Alonso, Pete, I fucking love you. And
Speaker 6: he was just like, hey, I'm gonna be honest. I've
Speaker 6: been with my girl since high school. And she still
Speaker 6: gets blown up. She knows I'm with her that night,
Speaker 6: and she's getting blown.
Speaker 2: Up about him playing in the game.
Speaker 6: No, just like him like, oh yeah, I was with
Speaker 6: Pete last night, blah blah blah, And she's like what
Speaker 6: the fuck, what the who the hell even is this?
Speaker 2: Like I was with you last night.
Speaker 6: Like yeah, so I'm private in that regard, thankfully, but
Speaker 6: I like then something comes out and they're like, oh shit,
Speaker 6: is this true? And I don't want to say anything
Speaker 6: because I'm like, dude, I'm private, I'm not trying to
Speaker 6: like say whatever.
Speaker 2: But no, like we were.
Speaker 6: We were homies, like good people like you said, she's
Speaker 6: for the boys, she's a good person, she's awesome being
Speaker 6: on like Good Morning Football. I was like, oh, this
Speaker 6: is dope. Whatever. But now we were not. We were
Speaker 6: not dating.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna. I'm gonna. I'm not gonna.
Speaker 7: I'm no.
Speaker 2: We were not.
Speaker 6: We were not.
Speaker 2: We were not just getting my hand out there. I
Speaker 2: know that sound's gonna look for from you, JB.
Speaker 6: Then you're gonna put me like dre this water bottle
Speaker 6: right here in his hand. You're gonna like photoshop his
Speaker 6: hand there so it looks like.
Speaker 2: I'm doing it. Yeah, shut weader of this episode. So
Speaker 2: bring you one of our sponsors, which is a Duke Cannon.
Speaker 2: Duke Cannon is not just an incredible Instagram account that
Speaker 2: you should go and follow with all the memes and
Speaker 2: the funny shit going on. You're not gonna even realize
Speaker 2: that they got all the bathtub stuff going. I say
Speaker 2: the bathtub stuff, you know I'm talking about. I talking
Speaker 2: about the bodyatch talking about the deodorant, the shampoo that
Speaker 2: goes in your that goes in your hair and makes
Speaker 2: you feel phenomenal. Dude. They have the cool dry rub
Speaker 2: on for what's it called deodorant that you put on
Speaker 2: and you keep moving, Dude, you keep moving into ANFI
Speaker 2: feels like an AC unit literally in your armpits. It's
Speaker 2: that good. When your boarder was on the road wandering
Speaker 2: which way is up and if I'm gonna make it
Speaker 2: through this life. Duke Cannon kept me cool the entire time, dude,
Speaker 2: not only with the fucking deodorant that I've brought up
Speaker 2: six times now, but that big ass brick of soak
Speaker 2: that you rub on your body, which will knows now
Speaker 2: you put in the pouch. Dude, you rub it up
Speaker 2: a little bit. That changed my life. Like you clean
Speaker 2: the skin off, you clean all that. It just feels fantastic.
Speaker 2: Check out Duke Canon Duke Cannon at any target or
Speaker 2: on Duke Cannon dot com and use code Busting for
Speaker 2: fifty percent off your first order.
Speaker 3: Back to the episode, should we get into tear talk.
Speaker 3: It's a fun one. We came up with this one.
Speaker 3: The boys came up with this one yesterday. So our
Speaker 3: tear talk this week is going to be best grades
Speaker 3: in school growing up, kindergarten K through or I mean,
Speaker 3: if you remember the preschool days, you want to throw
Speaker 3: preschool shout out preschool through grade twelve. That is what
Speaker 3: our tear talk's going to be, tearing them one through three?
Speaker 3: Your top three your favorite grades growing up? Do you
Speaker 3: want to go first?
Speaker 2: Or do we make the back of the bus go first?
Speaker 6: We make the back of the bus go first? For sure?
Speaker 5: Is a collective effort?
Speaker 6: For like, how we collective?
Speaker 2: Do you do?
Speaker 6: We usually do collective efforts.
Speaker 2: Only done at once.
Speaker 7: Usually it's just the guests and will who do the
Speaker 7: tear talks, and we'll do shout outs.
Speaker 2: But I mean we can.
Speaker 5: I think we can rattle off like a tier three
Speaker 5: pretty easily, at least for me.
Speaker 2: We all might have different.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, go ahead, like JP might have got
Speaker 3: bullied in certain grades, so he might not remember him
Speaker 3: the right way.
Speaker 2: Check the tape.
Speaker 1: I was prom king, oh talk your shit senior year,
Speaker 1: my so my favorite were we all just going to
Speaker 1: say our favorite.
Speaker 2: We're going to give you three.
Speaker 6: Yeah, oh yeah, right, our favorite.
Speaker 2: Fifth grade for sure, I was peaking athletically.
Speaker 1: We had the fastest mile time, fastest pacer test, or
Speaker 1: most laps on the pacer test, fastest swimmer in the
Speaker 1: county in twenty five meter freestyle. I made a half
Speaker 1: court shot at a high school basketball game at halftime
Speaker 1: and everybody was going crazy and I.
Speaker 2: And the coach came up to me. He's like, I
Speaker 2: can't wait till you're in high school.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 2: Hey. I was like, oh my guys, I'm rap.
Speaker 3: Which that's real though, bro, Like that's part of one
Speaker 3: of my descriptions, Like, but that is fucking real.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So fifth grade.
Speaker 7: For me, obviously honorable mentioned. Senior year is great for everyone.
Speaker 7: But if you senior years number one, you just had
Speaker 7: a shitty upbringing in high school means that you had
Speaker 7: to wait till your last year already.
Speaker 2: You should You shouldn't have said that. I was hoping.
Speaker 5: So for me, it's freshman year of high school.
Speaker 7: You just love middle school and you were the top
Speaker 7: dog and now you're the lowest on the totem pole.
Speaker 7: You thought you were cool and you were like truly
Speaker 7: dog shit to everyone that walks the halls. But if
Speaker 7: you were special like myself, you might've been friends with
Speaker 7: a couple of upper upper classmens. Juniors and the seniors
Speaker 7: I you know, start running around with you start tapping up.
Speaker 5: Some of the homies in the hallway. You think you're cool.
Speaker 7: But I remember my sister she rated on me to
Speaker 7: my mom freshman year and she was like, Jack cannot
Speaker 7: be hanging out with kids in my grade anymore.
Speaker 2: She's like, like they're starting to like.
Speaker 5: Him more than me.
Speaker 2: And like I'm like, hey, like I don't know what
Speaker 2: to tell you, like, and I was.
Speaker 7: I was a like short, little fat kid freshman year,
Speaker 7: so it was like it was it was an adversity
Speaker 7: battle all uphill. But for me, freshman year there's so
Speaker 7: much potential and like opportunity for growth. You really don't
Speaker 7: have too much going on. It's easy classes and yeah,
Speaker 7: the whole change of scenery. So freshman year's tier one.
Speaker 6: So you've you've been in the cougars off Rep Pine,
Speaker 6: you've always been.
Speaker 2: What do you got, Garrett? Uh, I'm gonna go with
Speaker 2: sophomore year for some of the same reasons.
Speaker 8: Hanging out with the older guys on our lacrosse team
Speaker 8: that used to just take me around all the time
Speaker 8: to all the parties. So that's always fun when you're
Speaker 8: a young dude and sophomore year because that's usually when
Speaker 8: you get your driver's license.
Speaker 2: And so is that from it's that first time, like
Speaker 2: like you freshman.
Speaker 3: Year's fusing your guys descriptions because like, oh damn, here's
Speaker 3: the senior year. It's okay, no, I'm talking about You're
Speaker 3: right about sophomore year when you get your driver's license.
Speaker 8: Yeah, because you you you're still young, but then you
Speaker 8: get that little bit of like I'm free, like I
Speaker 8: can just drive myself places now now you can like
Speaker 8: pile in your homies to drive places.
Speaker 2: So I think sophomore year for me was like that
Speaker 2: one year where you're like, all right, let's get it.
Speaker 6: That's big time. Yeah.
Speaker 3: So you guys just saying your tier ones. Yeah, this
Speaker 3: freshman sophomore I like those picks.
Speaker 2: Boys. I do think that's very good. I think you
Speaker 2: guys are very fucking good.
Speaker 6: All right, c J, I'm in I'm in Sara's seats,
Speaker 6: so I'm gonna go last.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no, You're first. No no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: you're you you go first.
Speaker 3: Actually, if Taylor is on today, I was gonna make
Speaker 3: the case that I believe I should go last because
Speaker 3: I feel like the record recently is displayed that I've
Speaker 3: earned the spot the right to go last.
Speaker 6: I mean, I usually you all say, like guests is right,
Speaker 6: but that's fine, Yeah, I'll go first. I like, I like,
Speaker 6: I like what, I like what the first? Yes, that's
Speaker 6: usually go first. And it was a toss up for me,
Speaker 6: it really was. It was between for tier one. It
Speaker 6: was between start with Tier three, start with your three.
Speaker 3: You build it up, build it up, and if you
Speaker 3: if you've listened, so if you get crafty, you can
Speaker 3: throw in a little.
Speaker 6: Well, my honorable mention is pre k nap time.
Speaker 2: Oh so you have a pre k honorable mention. I
Speaker 2: love that.
Speaker 6: Always pre K nap time was goaded like and I
Speaker 6: remember it. I remember just being like, oh nice, Like
Speaker 6: on the playground, you're running around, you're going crazy, you
Speaker 6: get back in, you got your nap time. That nap
Speaker 6: time was I mean electric, like that's what more? Right now,
Speaker 6: we're in practice, right, we have the craziest we go
Speaker 6: through camp Coach says, you know what, no meetings, nap time.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be honest.
Speaker 3: Nat Time was a nightmare for me because I went
Speaker 3: to bens as a teenager, so anytime I fell asleep,
Speaker 3: it was like Freddy Krueger's coming for me.
Speaker 2: And I'd wake up with a soaked cot you know
Speaker 2: what I mean. And then I'm the kid.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to blame the kid next to your figure
Speaker 3: out how I get out of this situation. So pre k,
Speaker 3: like you know, naptime was always like staying over friend's houses,
Speaker 3: like there was there's some chess being played. As I
Speaker 3: went over there, I would have the doctor told my
Speaker 3: mom that I had to stop drinking kool Aid by
Speaker 3: seven pm.
Speaker 6: Stop drinking kool aid in general. Then just drink water
Speaker 6: or something.
Speaker 3: Well, stop drinking liquid, like the liquid like there was
Speaker 3: no water when you're a young kid. It's like, give
Speaker 3: me some kool aid. That's facts, Like water was boring.
Speaker 3: You're not about like water tastes shitty when you're a
Speaker 3: little kid.
Speaker 6: Keep going with my tears, but I just want to
Speaker 6: say that whatever your tier list is, if it is
Speaker 6: a grade that's under thirteen, like under the age of
Speaker 6: being thirteen. I'm gonna judge you a little bit because
Speaker 6: I'm gonna be like, damn, Like it's a good year
Speaker 6: for you still in the bed a little bit, like
Speaker 6: that's tough.
Speaker 2: I still have some prime years.
Speaker 6: That's fine. So Tier three we're gonna go one year
Speaker 6: after pre k kindergarten. Misshead A Summer loved the class
Speaker 6: thought I was. I thought I was the coolest person
Speaker 6: I ever had. Wait, what grade is this kindergarten? You're
Speaker 6: going pre king kindergarten for three, three and two?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 6: No, no, oh, mention my undergarten Tier three. And it's
Speaker 6: because it's a multi suit of things. But I thought
Speaker 6: I was the coolest person because in the classroom I
Speaker 6: had two girlfriends. I had Rebecca and Madison. I remember
Speaker 6: all my teachers' names through and through. Miss had a
Speaker 6: simmer coolest teacher. She was friends with my mom because
Speaker 6: my mom's a teacher. And in class I could kind
Speaker 6: of just do whatever I wanted to essentially right like,
Speaker 6: and it was you have popcorn reading, and it would
Speaker 6: be like popcorn Rebecca, Rebecca, what popcorn?
Speaker 2: Me?
Speaker 6: Popcorn? Madison? Madison would have popcorn me. I'd be like, damn, I'm.
Speaker 2: Just getting tagged.
Speaker 6: I'm getting hey, look you see what's going on. And
Speaker 6: then miss Hadmon would be like, okay, you have to
Speaker 6: popcorn someone else? All right, popcorn DJ. This other kid
Speaker 6: DJ was in my class. He would pop point it
Speaker 6: back to me. I'd be like, all right, cool, we
Speaker 6: did it.
Speaker 2: We're back. We're back on what we're doing. So I
Speaker 2: thought I was hot.
Speaker 6: Shit.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 6: It was kindergarten. The Rebecca had an older sister. She
Speaker 6: was in fifth grade. I'd be like, hey, how are
Speaker 6: you doing. Her name was Kayla. I was like, hey,
Speaker 6: how you doing, Kayla. People be like, oh my god,
Speaker 6: he's talking with eighth grader boom. Tier three, kindergarten. How
Speaker 6: one was easy?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 6: Tier two?
Speaker 2: I love that story time. By the way, this guy.
Speaker 6: Here two staying in elementary school, going fifth grade, fifth grade,
Speaker 6: that was a great I mean, fifth grade was amazing.
Speaker 2: Fifth grade is a really good time.
Speaker 6: So I actually changed schools in fifth grade and I
Speaker 6: went to McKendree or I went to I went to
Speaker 6: another school where my mom teaches. Now we're taught and
Speaker 6: at the time like she's a she's a teacher or whatever.
Speaker 6: I'm in fifth grade, like oh wow, Like, who are
Speaker 6: you gonna get for a teacher, Like, you're gonna get
Speaker 6: the best teacher. If your mom's a teacher, you're gonna
Speaker 6: get the best teacher out of school. And so I
Speaker 6: had Miss Thompson. Miss Thompson like my favorite teacher to
Speaker 6: this to this day. She was awesome. I was a
Speaker 6: little ship. I talked a lot. There's there are certain
Speaker 6: times where she would put me in this little like
Speaker 6: spot that had a cubby in it whatever. But like
Speaker 6: after hours, it was me Tanner and Tyler who their mom.
Speaker 6: Their mom was also a teacher down the hall from
Speaker 6: my mom, and we would just like we would just
Speaker 6: do whatever whatever the hell we wanted to in the school.
Speaker 6: We're going to the cafeteria. We had this little ball
Speaker 6: that we would play with. We throw it that shit
Speaker 6: like break some ship. There's flags that hang down in
Speaker 6: the cafeteria of all the countries. We'd be like messing
Speaker 6: with those, switching them around like we were absolute menaces.
Speaker 6: I was in the UH. I was in the play.
Speaker 6: I was the lead and humpty dumpty.
Speaker 2: I was great.
Speaker 6: You can pull this picture. I'll send you boys a
Speaker 6: picture so you can like the lead and humpty dumpty. No,
Speaker 6: come on, I was going crazy. It was it was
Speaker 6: fifth grade solid. I mean, that wasn't peak, but that
Speaker 6: was close. That was as close to peak as you
Speaker 6: can get. So that's Tier two, Tier number one. It
Speaker 6: got taken already.
Speaker 2: It's okay, that's right, but.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna go with g on this one. Tier one.
Speaker 6: Sophomore year of high school, absolutely electric, one of the
Speaker 6: most memorable times of my life. Started getting offers for
Speaker 6: for college there, started playing in varsity uh as a
Speaker 6: receiver at the time, got my license, didn't even use
Speaker 6: my license for the most part because I had a
Speaker 6: senior take me to class or take me to school
Speaker 6: every day. Senior senior girl.
Speaker 2: Okay, if you're gonna say like.
Speaker 6: Team she was, she was. She was captain of the
Speaker 6: basketball team. But she was my homie. So I met
Speaker 6: she was like an actual, like really good friend. So
Speaker 6: I met my prom date. Yep, I'll give you that.
Speaker 6: I met my prom date sophomore year through her, who
Speaker 6: was a volleyball player who went to Wake Forest six two.
Speaker 6: I'm sophomore year. I'm still six five six whatever, Like
Speaker 6: I'm still the same size. So you see two big
Speaker 6: ass people.
Speaker 2: Coming to prom me this.
Speaker 6: I was one of two sophomores that went to our
Speaker 6: problem fire.
Speaker 2: Come on.
Speaker 6: I was like, damn, this is sick. I come in
Speaker 6: with Megan. I'm like, damn, you see our tall asses
Speaker 6: out here, we're avatars. You see what's going on. It was,
Speaker 6: I mean, it was go to the playoffs, go deep
Speaker 6: in the playoffs, scoring the playoffs, like starting, I mean,
Speaker 6: it was just sophomore year.
Speaker 2: Sophomore year is a good one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I'm sitting here listening to you guys talking
Speaker 3: like man, I enjoyed my life growing up right, like
Speaker 3: life was fun, life was good. It's it's actually hard
Speaker 3: to choose out of these honorable mention. I'm with Jack
Speaker 3: on this one. Like I think everybody enjoyed their senior year.
Speaker 3: My senior year, Like senior year was fucking awesome. Homecoming King,
Speaker 3: all this stuff going to Nebraska, all that stuff coming king.
Speaker 2: Yeah, wait, who was one step down?
Speaker 6: Who was not who was not in? Who was not
Speaker 6: homecoming in here?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 6: No? What maybe maybe at your school, at our school
Speaker 6: was all about homecoming. That's early in the year, yea,
Speaker 6: ours ours was all about homecoming.
Speaker 2: Was like a joke. You week spear week. Yeah, no,
Speaker 2: so we did.
Speaker 6: We did the whole nights because I was homecoming thing too.
Speaker 6: So prom King and Queen for us was like, like
Speaker 6: you just picked two people that you want to date
Speaker 6: to be homecoming King and Queen that they finally just
Speaker 6: like kiss if we were just eggerman to kiss. So
Speaker 6: that's what our prom King and Queen was. So I'm
Speaker 6: with you, I'm with you.
Speaker 2: I'm with you. He o, yeah, go off.
Speaker 3: But yeah, honorable mention, you got to give shots. A
Speaker 3: senior year Senior was absolutely unbelievable. I think you guys
Speaker 3: said so many fucking good things. Has sparked a lot
Speaker 3: of memories. Uh the freshman year, vibe hitter, Sophomore year
Speaker 3: with the driver's license incredible. My tier three I'm going
Speaker 3: to shout out. Uh wait, it's not a shout out segment,
Speaker 3: but my tier three is junior year.
Speaker 2: Junior year was all time.
Speaker 3: Yes, as freshman year, you're like the you're like the
Speaker 3: little well no one gives a shit about you. Side
Speaker 3: note varsity freshman year, the boys, the seniors took care
Speaker 3: of the boy. I never got taped, I never got haze,
Speaker 3: so I could have I was thinking about putting freshman
Speaker 3: year in there, but Jack explained freshman year very well,
Speaker 3: if you were cool enough to be like have a
Speaker 3: couple of connects. Uh.
Speaker 2: But as you go through high.
Speaker 3: School, you are now like junior year, you're now close
Speaker 3: with the seniors, right like being being like a good athlete.
Speaker 3: You're in with the guys who are right ahead of you.
Speaker 3: They're the studs. You can like you play your role.
Speaker 3: You're a stud yourself, but you know, you let the
Speaker 3: seniors continue to do all that whatever that they want
Speaker 3: to do.
Speaker 2: But you're tight. Everybody's tight with each other.
Speaker 3: Junior year I was also I got my high my
Speaker 3: my high school girlfriend at the time, who was like
Speaker 3: my like my best friend growing up. So it's kind
Speaker 3: of like a one tree hill moment when you get
Speaker 3: like your girlfriend. It was junior year for me.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 3: The boy was all stay wide receiver. I started getting
Speaker 3: idea I wasn't as fortunate as you. My offer started
Speaker 3: to roll in junior year, so you just felt like
Speaker 3: the big dog on campus. You started to get ranked
Speaker 3: on like rivals and shit, I was a Nike MVP
Speaker 3: at one of the camps. Like junior year was a
Speaker 3: very prosperous year for young William, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 2: Awesome. My tier two, my tier one, Tier two.
Speaker 3: I'm sure with all of us these can all be interchangeable,
Speaker 3: because we'd all love to go back to school right now.
Speaker 3: But my tier two is going to be fourth grade,
Speaker 3: So fourth grade for me, and you guys know, the
Speaker 3: boy loves dairy Queen. I love blizzards, I love all
Speaker 3: of it.
Speaker 2: Bro.
Speaker 3: I went to a Catholic school in grades one through four,
Speaker 3: and every day because our class was made up of
Speaker 3: three grades, there were seven of us in the class.
Speaker 3: Combined three grades, there was four. There was four fourth graders,
Speaker 3: one fifth grader, and two sixth graders. And it was me,
Speaker 3: Logan Chuck like boys that I'm boys with to this day.
Speaker 3: And we just like we had dairy Queen for lung
Speaker 3: every day every day, Bro, you got to order dairy Queen.
Speaker 3: You got like a little cup of ice cream, you
Speaker 3: got the burger where I'm not lying, huh No, this
Speaker 3: is at school because there wasn't that many kids. Like
Speaker 3: in the entire school there was it was grades maybe
Speaker 3: preschool through preschool through sixth grade, and in fourth or
Speaker 3: six there's only seven kids total in the entire classroom.
Speaker 3: But fourth grade like getting to order dairy Queen in
Speaker 3: the sports world, like that was our first year playing
Speaker 3: tackle football. And when I say I might have one
Speaker 3: of the best fourth grade highlight tapes out there, comparable
Speaker 3: to like Reggie Bush in college and Tavon Austin in
Speaker 3: high school. Will in fourth grade was a different fucking animal.
Speaker 3: I might have to go I might have to go
Speaker 3: through I might have to go through that old footage
Speaker 3: and put a little Yeah, I got some tape the VCRs,
Speaker 3: you know, like I had.
Speaker 2: I had the parents to wear.
Speaker 3: My dad's on the sideline with me in my filming
Speaker 3: the entire game type of I had that kind of family.
Speaker 2: It was fucking awesome. Those were the days.
Speaker 3: And one day I scored six touchdowns boys, I'm talking
Speaker 3: four on the ground. I'm talking five on the ground
Speaker 3: and one on defense for a pick six. And I
Speaker 3: was living the dream. I was playing baseball that year.
Speaker 3: We're ten years old, so I'm on the ten year
Speaker 3: old team. I made it to the All Star team.
Speaker 3: Our ten year old team made it all the way
Speaker 3: to the Little League World Series in the cal Ripken
Speaker 3: Junior League. However, they didn't tell us until after we
Speaker 3: won Regionals. We go through district We lost in this set,
Speaker 3: we lost in the we lost in the quarter, so
Speaker 3: we had to come back in the loser's bracket.
Speaker 2: Beat the team twice to win. In districts.
Speaker 3: State, we walked through State. We sweep them. We fucking
Speaker 3: ten run rule those boys. We ten run rule those
Speaker 3: boys in four innings in State. It was Sikeston.
Speaker 2: Hey.
Speaker 3: Then we get to the regionals. We go up to Iowa,
Speaker 3: go to the Field of Dreams. We get to do
Speaker 3: that whole thing. We go to Iowa.
Speaker 2: We're at regionals.
Speaker 3: I find three hundred dollars under my hotel bed at
Speaker 3: a red roof in I thought I was fucking living.
Speaker 3: We go to like one of the big balls or whatever,
Speaker 3: and I'm like spending this three hundred thinking it came unclaimed.
Speaker 3: We took it to the front desk, but nobody claimed
Speaker 3: this three hundred dollars. So I'm rich. You're rich as
Speaker 3: a fucking ten year old kid with three hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: And then we go to regionals. We lose in the
Speaker 3: second round. We come all the way back and beat
Speaker 3: Kansas twice in the championship to win. Our coach comes
Speaker 3: over to us, says, boys, I didn't want to have
Speaker 3: to break this to you because we didn't want to
Speaker 3: take away from the experience. But they just they informed
Speaker 3: us when we got here at the start of the
Speaker 3: tournament that the cow Ripken Junior they weren't gonna have
Speaker 3: a ten year old, the ten year old tournament representing
Speaker 3: in the World Series.
Speaker 2: So they basically just like they hosted us at the
Speaker 2: World Series.
Speaker 3: We got to like step out in the middle of
Speaker 3: the field and wave and do all that. But baseball
Speaker 3: and football prime year's fourth grade. Now my tier one
Speaker 3: the way I just read it off, fourth grade that
Speaker 3: I might have to just say, that's.
Speaker 6: My fot to make some notes because I'm gonna let
Speaker 6: you keep talking.
Speaker 3: My my tier one I'm going to say is eighth
Speaker 3: grade was my most fun time in school because seventh grade,
Speaker 3: like you know, no, no, this is hang on, this
Speaker 3: is my time, Like let's not let's.
Speaker 2: Not try to kill the vibe what we do with
Speaker 2: So eighth grade. Yeah, yeah, my tier one is eighth grade.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you why, because we have a fucking
Speaker 3: hater literally right next to me.
Speaker 2: But I will not let him. I will not let
Speaker 2: him bring this adversity to me.
Speaker 3: So you know how I said in junior year, when
Speaker 3: you're tight with those boys that are seniors, when you're
Speaker 3: in seventh grade, they're kind of like when you're like that,
Speaker 3: how old are you then? Like when you're in those
Speaker 3: like early teenage years, twelve thirteen, those early like teenage years.
Speaker 2: Like the boys are kind of like not you.
Speaker 3: You keep it tight with your guys the grade above
Speaker 3: you are kind of like assholes are kind of dicks.
Speaker 2: They think they're the man.
Speaker 3: We're kind of You're kind of entering out of elementary
Speaker 3: school going into seventh grade. You don't feel like the
Speaker 3: big dog yet. But eighth grade when I say, we
Speaker 3: got to run around and do whatever we wanted because
Speaker 3: all my boys's teachers were moms, and one of my
Speaker 3: favorite teachers of all times, missus keeekik shot out miss
Speaker 3: key kick no free shoutouts. Pre algebra was the best
Speaker 3: fucking time. I'm talking. That's when you're wheeling and dealing
Speaker 3: candy bars for your baseball league.
Speaker 2: Look at me all you want.
Speaker 3: That's big time when you were making money side hustling
Speaker 3: and eating candy bars in class. Not only that, but
Speaker 3: eighth grade high jump record, four by one record, four
Speaker 3: by two record, relay high jump record, and I was
Speaker 3: also like the hurdle district champion. Maybe the peak of
Speaker 3: my entire athletic career was in eighth grade. But yeah,
Speaker 3: my tier one is definitely eighth grade. I felt like
Speaker 3: the vibes were the highest. We were the boys were
Speaker 3: the best of friends. That's when I started sprinting to
Speaker 3: the cafeteria for lunchtime, not caring who's in my way.
Speaker 3: We knew the principal, one of my boys dads. He
Speaker 3: was the principal the fucking school. Like we ran it
Speaker 3: bro and it was fucking awesome. And I was on
Speaker 3: my travel baseball team. We were number one in the
Speaker 3: state this year. The rage shout out the rage, no
Speaker 3: free shoutouts that ten year old team that won in
Speaker 3: fourth grade. They stayed together, They stayed together and created
Speaker 3: a fucking dynasty. And we went all the way to
Speaker 3: eighth grade and we were number one in the state.
Speaker 3: We got third in the Gold division in the World Series.
Speaker 3: That's my uh, that's my tear talk.
Speaker 2: All right, you got them. There will be no honorable mention.
Speaker 2: There will be no honorable mention. You heard of me,
Speaker 2: said there will be no honorable mention. My Tier three
Speaker 2: is going to be my sophomore year of high school.
Speaker 2: It was a fantastic year. We won the state championship.
Speaker 2: We went fifteen to o oh wow, that is a
Speaker 2: good year. A good year. I made my like my
Speaker 2: best core friend group I've ever had, like for as
Speaker 2: long as we've been friends. It was unbelievable that hurt.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 2: I saw some sadness in the eyes.
Speaker 3: So No, once you said a core group of friends forever,
Speaker 3: and I'm thinking, like, oh shit, like yeah, that's a
Speaker 3: pivotal time, Like you keep it talking.
Speaker 2: Freshman year, like I was still trying to like figure
Speaker 2: out it was coming out of eighth grade, which was
Speaker 2: a fucking like, oh my god, a year for me.
Speaker 2: It was awful. And so freshman year was really just
Speaker 2: trying to get the training wheels back on and figure
Speaker 2: out how to go through this life without being a degenerate.
Speaker 2: And then sophomore year hit and I was like a
Speaker 2: part of this crew. We call each other the Sexy six.
Speaker 2: If you look back back on pictures, we definitely weren't
Speaker 2: the Sexy six, but it was Kenny Croden uh Codys
Speaker 2: January Uh fucking Anthony Stevens, Tommy Nevin, Nick Bennett, and
Speaker 2: myself the fucking boys dude, and we went every weekend
Speaker 2: we would go to Anthony's house. He had the side,
Speaker 2: little little place, little guest house called the Cavoni, and
Speaker 2: we would just figure out any way we could to
Speaker 2: find beer and we'd have like parties over there, and
Speaker 2: we would like Anthony was like our fearless leader, and
Speaker 2: that was like the first time I left, I was like, damn, Like,
Speaker 2: all you really need is friends bigger than myself. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: all I really need is friends. And we won State
Speaker 2: got a ring playing nose tackle. Your boy had eight tackles,
Speaker 2: two TFLs, a sack fumble, thumb recovery that game. Wow,
Speaker 2: and your boy was fucking ball. Shout out Sean January
Speaker 2: for having one hundred and forty seven tackles that your
Speaker 2: two fucking we latedly had. Older brother. Fucking let me
Speaker 2: tell you about a heart throw boys, stud stud paper
Speaker 2: bones though that kid would break everything. Ah. That is
Speaker 2: my tier three. My Tier two is first grade because
Speaker 2: it was gonna be kindergarten in Miss Berlin's class. You
Speaker 2: were in Miss Brown's class for kindergarten and first but
Speaker 2: kindergarten low key, like you're kind of finding out the
Speaker 2: dynamics of how the real world's gonna work. It was
Speaker 2: just like the first time in school unless you went
Speaker 2: to like preschool, but that she really don't even count either.
Speaker 2: First grade. Your boy probably peaked from a popularity standpoint, dude.
Speaker 2: There was this girl in my class. She was a twin.
Speaker 2: Her name was Courtney Billy, and I missed her this day. Dude.
Speaker 2: I had the biggest crush on her. That's what I
Speaker 2: found out. I liked girls. And I also had a
Speaker 2: lion king lunchbox that I would walk into the cafeteria
Speaker 2: with holding like this, and all of the kids would
Speaker 2: be like, yeah, like, fire it up on it, and
Speaker 2: I'd put it down in the middle and I'd open
Speaker 2: it up and eat my fucking wonderbred with turkey and
Speaker 2: che probably, or if your boy was real lucky, you
Speaker 2: just kind of open it and shake it and there
Speaker 2: it comes out the uncrustable back, not the ancressible, the
Speaker 2: lunchable pack. But it was just a fantastic year. Not
Speaker 2: a whole lot of responsibility. My biggest issue was there
Speaker 2: was a carpet with letters around it, and it was
Speaker 2: my job every single day to be able to sit
Speaker 2: at the tea and if I didn't get the t
Speaker 2: it was a bad day, and if I got to
Speaker 2: the t it was a good day. That was kind
Speaker 2: of like the be all end all of how my
Speaker 2: day was going to go. So I think first grade
Speaker 2: was definitely number two to me and my number one, dude.
Speaker 2: Contrary to popular belief, on this bus goes to a
Speaker 2: phenomenal All American senior year. I thought senior year was
Speaker 2: the coolest shit. I had so much fun. Your boy,
Speaker 2: played two football games, send those tape in, became an
Speaker 2: All American, got thirty offers in three months. It was
Speaker 2: a wild It was a wild ascend into football here.
Speaker 2: All of a sudden, I was way more handsome and
Speaker 2: attracted to all the girls. I was given out my
Speaker 2: jersey left, right and center, abusing my power, having so
Speaker 2: much fun, dude, feeling like the top dog on campus.
Speaker 2: It was a fucking blast. Lost two games that year,
Speaker 2: one a Soorro twenty one to zero and the next
Speaker 2: one to fucking Soorrow in the state championship thirty eight
Speaker 2: to zero. But oh god, yeah, yeah, they have some
Speaker 2: boys out there coming after him to like remember that
Speaker 2: first game, boys, well in that first game. In that
Speaker 2: first game, Dwayne Garrett, who you met at that that
Speaker 2: that steakhouse, the running back couldn't can't catch anything, cannot
Speaker 2: That dude had brick hands, goes up, snipes a double
Speaker 2: hand grab in the back of the end zone to
Speaker 2: make it seven to seven going into halftime. I thought
Speaker 2: you lost thirty eight nothing. Yeah, but there was a
Speaker 2: penalty holding ould masks number seventy seven. That shit went back. Bro,
Speaker 2: he brings that shit up to this day. That's how
Speaker 2: he caught the ball like I've never seen, like an
Speaker 2: Odell from like twenty fourteen type catch two hands with
Speaker 2: two hands. I took that shit away from him. Bro.
Speaker 2: Cried my fucking face off after we lost that first game.
Speaker 2: Cried went to shake hands, might get your fucking hand
Speaker 2: on my face. Bro, wouldn't shake no hands. You know
Speaker 2: that second game too, they thought they were comple I'm
Speaker 2: about to take everyone. I'm taking lives today. Get your
Speaker 2: teammates next to you. That Friday night light speech, clear eyes,
Speaker 2: fool hard. Can't lose, damn bro. And if we played
Speaker 2: one more times we would have lost ten more times.
Speaker 2: They were so much better than us. They had like
Speaker 2: eight dudes go d one on offense and defense, offense
Speaker 2: and defense sixers and their teams didn't go d one.
Speaker 2: Who went first round though? None? Come on, dude, that's right, Jackie,
Speaker 2: that's right, Jackie. Fucking take that, jack What are you thinking? It?
Speaker 2: His t your talk?
Speaker 5: I love it, And for me personally, my senior year
Speaker 5: kicked ass too. I love senior year. When we go
Speaker 5: check the tape, you will see how I had an
Speaker 5: honorable mention to senior year.
Speaker 7: I I just think everyone senior year, hopefully, if you
Speaker 7: played your cards right, it was just out of this world.
Speaker 7: If you're saying senior year is God here, yes, but
Speaker 7: I didn't. I didn't say God tyre in there. I
Speaker 7: give it an honorable mention if I had played right,
Speaker 7: If you had a uh.
Speaker 3: If you have to say senior year is your number one,
Speaker 3: then your childhood growing up was tough.
Speaker 2: Basically you didn't have other grades to compete. Well, I
Speaker 2: have to just check the tape. Okay, guys, the way
Speaker 2: will very negative, I know, will I go, uh? They go?
Speaker 2: What would be your number one? Your schools like, oh,
Speaker 2: senior year and they both told I look at each
Speaker 2: other and I'm like, Yo, what the fuck did I say?
Speaker 2: Some wrongs are singing in my mouth? It's sing like,
Speaker 2: oh yo, yo, they were. You could tell when I'm
Speaker 2: afraid of Jack. When I said it on the bus,
Speaker 2: you could tell that there.
Speaker 7: Was some very scary fear if you said senior year,
Speaker 7: you're going to get dogged.
Speaker 2: But that that wasn't where I was going with it.
Speaker 2: But I read the maybe I read the room wrong,
Speaker 2: the energy wrong. Damn, bro. High school for real is
Speaker 2: the best, though middle school looks he is the worst
Speaker 2: fucking bro awful Like that's just when pebody's starting to
Speaker 2: hit Dude, you don't know which ways up? Yeah, but
Speaker 2: you get Seventh grade was a good year, though, because
Speaker 2: I learned to master get it roll. Say that's when
Speaker 2: you get it wrong, you get it rolling. I was
Speaker 2: gonna say, yeah, you start looking at her cranking them out, Yes, yeah,
Speaker 2: looking at them home good, different way you.
Speaker 3: Look at a poster the wrong way, bro, So he's
Speaker 3: an ivy batman. Come on now what Well, now we're
Speaker 3: back to the episode.
Speaker 4: Bro.
Speaker 2: It got to where Baseball's.
Speaker 3: Travel was all year round, and I was burnt out
Speaker 3: on it, and I was way more excited for like
Speaker 3: seven on seven. Like when I got asked to do
Speaker 3: varsity and partake in the seven on seven my freshman year,
Speaker 3: I was like, on cloud nine. It gives me goosebumps.
Speaker 3: I got chills right now thinking about it. When I
Speaker 3: got to go work out with the varsity early in
Speaker 3: the morning, you're like, you like having protein chicks for
Speaker 3: the first time, Like you're like the fucking like, you're
Speaker 3: gonna do it. Yeah, And then they're like asking you
Speaker 3: to go play on the seven on seventeen and it's
Speaker 3: just like that was during the summer.
Speaker 2: So I kind of just nicked baseball to that.
Speaker 6: No, I forgot to talk about seven on seven on
Speaker 6: seven's are were I think now it's a little a
Speaker 6: little more political and there's like different teams and stuff,
Speaker 6: but seven on seven with your high school team, there
Speaker 6: was nothing better awesome. I mean, we we we traveled
Speaker 6: to Bama, we traveled to South Carolina like you guys,
Speaker 6: oh yeah, no, like even you guys traveled to different
Speaker 6: schools yea, and like Lil Wayne was bumping every single time.
Speaker 6: Bro Carter three was going crazy, and I mean it
Speaker 6: was that was that was life for sure, So I'm
Speaker 6: with you on that.
Speaker 3: Why the laughter on eighth grade, let's talk about it.
Speaker 6: Middle school, like talking to middle school was the that's
Speaker 6: the worst of the three elementary middle high school. That's
Speaker 6: the middle school to me is it's the worst.
Speaker 3: Oh, you start figuring out how to work the boy downstairs.
Speaker 3: You started learning about porn in eighth grade. I'm okay, cool,
Speaker 3: those are incredible times.
Speaker 2: Cool, cool.
Speaker 3: Learning about you can friend's dad clean up the computer
Speaker 3: because there were viruses all over it, and we tried
Speaker 3: blaming everybody else obviously except ourselves.
Speaker 2: You have to at that point, it sounded so proud
Speaker 2: saying that.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, there's like good times in eighth grade, man,
Speaker 3: before you go to high school, before you have to
Speaker 3: grow up for real.
Speaker 6: But you don't though, like, wait, well, how many people
Speaker 6: were in your high school because you.
Speaker 3: Grade Okay, so it's different once after fourth grade, I didn't.
Speaker 3: We were out of Catholic private and then we went
Speaker 3: to uh we went to public school. So our graduating class,
Speaker 3: mind was two hundred and forty.
Speaker 6: Okay, that's a little that's a little better, for sure.
Speaker 3: I just loved eighth grade, bro, Like when I say,
Speaker 3: like all of our boys like their teachers, their their
Speaker 3: parents were teachers, and like one of my boys dad
Speaker 3: was like the principal, and you started like so a
Speaker 3: little league playing football growing up. The last year was
Speaker 3: seventh grade. They nicked the middle school football seventh grade program.
Speaker 3: Back when I was there, they were asking me to
Speaker 3: play in eighth grade as a seventh grader in the
Speaker 3: community the league or there were whisperserve rumors about it.
Speaker 3: It never happened, it never transpired. But like getting in
Speaker 3: the eighth grade was like the leg time you get
Speaker 3: to put on for your school and start traveling all
Speaker 3: around and playing other teams like in the area versus
Speaker 3: just playing community foot tackle football.
Speaker 6: Did you guys have like an A B team or no?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, you're talking about eighth grade.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah, the eight TEA would play and then
Speaker 3: the B team goes out there for like a quarter
Speaker 3: or something like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well no, we we had two just different teams. Like
Speaker 6: we had like an A uh North A and a
Speaker 6: North one at B. Like there were two separate teams.
Speaker 2: It was like.
Speaker 6: Both play on Friday, but just different like different team
Speaker 6: team A. Yeah right, yeah, but like not for like
Speaker 6: just like people would come out. You'd watched the B
Speaker 6: team play and then the eight team would play right afterwards,
Speaker 6: so you play four quarter. We had a big I
Speaker 6: mean it was a big school, so like we had
Speaker 6: a lot of people just playing. If it just sucked, dude,
Speaker 6: I don't know, like seventh grade socks. Sixth grade sucks,
Speaker 6: like damn, you got these periods. Now you're going out,
Speaker 6: Like damn, I don't have just one teacher. I gotta
Speaker 6: go to this teacher, and I gotta go to that teacher.
Speaker 6: We had trailers. I'm like, dude, I'm out in the trailers.
Speaker 6: I'm in eighth grade. Why the hell am I walking
Speaker 6: out to the trailers.
Speaker 3: But before school, you would have like that home room
Speaker 3: and we would always have like certain games that go on.
Speaker 2: So say you're a home room. Uh, Missus Whorley was
Speaker 2: my teacher.
Speaker 3: Say you had the home room, right, you would have
Speaker 3: like inner murals before school, so we would have Missus
Speaker 3: Worley's class was a team. You would go and play
Speaker 3: like hockey in the gym before school started. Like to me,
Speaker 3: eighth grade is like fucking like in the morning, like
Speaker 3: early in the morning. Yeah, did we have to play
Speaker 3: like innermurals. Like that's when I played all four of
Speaker 3: the sports. I was probably played football, basketball, baseball.
Speaker 2: And track.
Speaker 3: And that was like the first time doing track, and
Speaker 3: I was really good at it, as like an eighth grader.
Speaker 3: And you know, obviously you guys heard the tear talk.
Speaker 3: I had those records, young king that might still seeing
Speaker 3: middle school. The one of the things I agree about
Speaker 3: middle school being like not at the top. For me,
Speaker 3: it was sixth grade. You have to like use the
Speaker 3: locker and like get books and go to class. True
Speaker 3: dress that was the first time you felt stressed in
Speaker 3: your life. Sixth grade, no doubt. Eighth grade was fun,
Speaker 3: but we were always in trouble.
Speaker 8: Bro Like we did everything you were talking about, running around,
Speaker 8: but we were just get in so much trouble.
Speaker 2: So eighth grade like you had to walk on eggshells.
Speaker 2: It took our eighth grade trip away. Dude, well it, yeah,
Speaker 2: we got we got some that sucks.
Speaker 6: We got some. Back of the bus driving right now,
Speaker 6: talking about mid from middle school, I think that's that
Speaker 6: is exactly what it is.
Speaker 1: Mid JP mid playing the mid I meant to get
Speaker 1: it up there when you were talking Will and then
Speaker 1: it just just to fucking be funny.
Speaker 2: Like I have it up there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but even even like you're even like your eighth
Speaker 6: grade team one state cool? Right, we got number one
Speaker 6: instant your you said, the baseball Yeah yeah, yeah yeah,
Speaker 6: ranked first insteak Cool. Did you have three hundred dollars
Speaker 6: under your mattress when you went to a motel when
Speaker 6: you were traveling?
Speaker 2: No, eighth grade. No, No, you're right.
Speaker 3: But my man, if you if you listen, if you
Speaker 3: would have been listening to me, I said, I think
Speaker 3: we can all agree that all these are interchangeable.
Speaker 2: Like it was I went. I went based off peak
Speaker 2: athletic career. I felt like, okay, so okay. In eighth
Speaker 2: grade to me was like I mean I was.
Speaker 3: Don't get me wrong, I was a dog throughout all
Speaker 3: of it. But eighth grade, to me, those were I
Speaker 3: feel like the man for real. Like in eighth grade,
Speaker 3: you're walking around with like ankle weights on because you
Speaker 3: think you're changing the game, and you ordered out of
Speaker 3: an East Bay magazine. Like eighth grade, you're starting to
Speaker 3: figure out a lot more of the East Bay.
Speaker 2: The East Bay magazine, Yeah for sure.
Speaker 3: And again walking around the ankle weights you take them
Speaker 3: off right, you take them off right before the game
Speaker 3: and you feel light as hell on your feet.
Speaker 6: Yeah, then they find out that that's probably not the
Speaker 6: best right, but at the time to know you you're right,
Speaker 6: I think. But like, when when did those uh one
Speaker 6: of those one of those damn balanced bands and the
Speaker 6: fighting things that's high school.
Speaker 3: Power balance power when I we were talking about that
Speaker 3: not too long ago. I was in college when those
Speaker 3: came out.
Speaker 2: So, Boomer, wouldn't you graduate high school eleven?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was two thousand and eight. We were walking
Speaker 3: around that, we were walking around the brasket tacking, like, hey,
Speaker 3: you got to get these on. It'll help you working
Speaker 3: out balance and ship.
Speaker 6: Such a such a I mean, such a con but
Speaker 6: I mean cool, cool. But like also, they asked you
Speaker 6: why you didn't just stick with baseball if you're getting
Speaker 6: paid under the mattress before cop.
Speaker 2: Hang on, I wasn't getting paid No, no, no.
Speaker 6: No, it's cool yeah yeah, yeah for sure. Yeah, come on,
Speaker 6: I know what it is.
Speaker 2: I know what it is.
Speaker 6: I know what's going on here.
Speaker 2: They're gonna go back and fucking find the coaching staff.
Speaker 6: Like, hey, we know what was going on here. You
Speaker 6: were paying your players.
Speaker 2: But yeah, man, I think that was a good tier talk.
Speaker 2: It brought up a lot of memories, a lot of memories.
Speaker 6: I think we had a there was a good collective
Speaker 6: more of this side.
Speaker 2: I respect what you're doing.
Speaker 3: You've botched enough bus with the boys or where you
Speaker 3: want to create some animosity.
Speaker 2: I respect it. I think this was a good conversation
Speaker 2: all around.
Speaker 6: I just don't think that. I mean eighth graders just cool. Yes, okay,
Speaker 6: hang on, hang on.
Speaker 3: Just to try and put myself in your shoes, I
Speaker 3: see what you mean by saying eighth grade is my
Speaker 3: tier one, like my top dog. Yeah, I can understand that,
Speaker 3: but I I I'm just staying in tintos down.
Speaker 2: You hear what you tear? I get Yeah, I'm all in.
Speaker 2: If I could go back and be you think so,
Speaker 2: it is crazy, That's what I'm saying. Dude. You weren't
Speaker 2: getting paid eighth grade.
Speaker 3: But I was getting mentored by the senior high school
Speaker 3: high jumper who also had the record, and I was
Speaker 3: going for his record in eighth grade. He was he
Speaker 3: was mentoring me. Yeah, I tied it five' ten as
Speaker 3: an eighth grader high.
Speaker 6: Jump you, track, Guy, no but you tied.
Speaker 2: It you. Didn't that's my name is up.
Speaker 3: There if that school is, smart my name is probably up. There. Solo,
Speaker 3: YEAH i, mean you, know, hey this is a great
Speaker 3: bustle with the. BOYS i hope he had as much
Speaker 3: fun AS i.
Speaker 2: DID i. Did this is. Amazing So Zach, wilson that,
Speaker 2: dog he got that. Dog you, him you.
Speaker 6: Said, It you're this Is this has been a great
Speaker 6: episode Of busting with The. Boys with The, boys subscribe YouTube,
Speaker 6: Channel Apple, Pods. Spotify for the love Of, god follow
Speaker 6: it and subscribe to it.
Speaker 2: All leave a.
Speaker 3: Comment if you're watching YouTube right, now leave a. Comment
Speaker 3: we had a fucking. Blast good luck to. Season stay.
Speaker 3: HEALTHY i wish you were on a team THAT i
Speaker 3: could root. For but there's like a little ANIMOSITY i
Speaker 3: have with The jets BECAUSE i JUST i think it's
Speaker 3: fun kind of going back and forth with their fans
Speaker 3: a little.
Speaker 2: Bit that's.
Speaker 6: Understandable they had a really good fan, base but you
Speaker 6: should like long fan. Base you got you got, it
Speaker 6: you got a couple of, boys then now you'll.
Speaker 2: Be no, doubt no.
Speaker 3: DOUBT i will say That i'm definitely cooling for y'all the.
Speaker 2: Fans can we make some jets.
Speaker 3: Gear will you pioneering for us with, us let's fucking.
Speaker 2: Go, hey you need. To you need to.
Speaker 3: Obviously i'm sure you're he's already on your, radar But
Speaker 3: Gary vee look him up up.
Speaker 2: There, OH i already. Know every already. TALKED i was.
Speaker 6: Saying that people sleep on, that people see on that.
Speaker 6: NETWORKING i already talked to. Him come, ON i appreciate, you,
Speaker 6: Bro thank.
Speaker 2: You m