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Speaker 1: Sunday Podcast, which has done very well, very well, despite
Speaker 1: the fact we don't really promote it and I generally
Speaker 1: forget to send out even tweets on on Sunday promoting
Speaker 1: people to download or post it on the Facebook pitch
Speaker 1: to download the pot Kiss, But the numbers have been
Speaker 1: very good for this. We thank you for that. And
Speaker 1: you put up with the nonsense, the David Gascon bullcrap
Speaker 1: that you have to put up with every week, so
Speaker 1: we do appreciate that. From West to the four oh five,
Speaker 1: who's here? Uh? And we we have the mailbag. These
Speaker 1: are actual questions by actual listeners, and we do this
Speaker 1: rapid fire machine gun Mallar style where we're gonna go
Speaker 1: through the questions as quickly as we can. If you
Speaker 1: want to submit a question for a future edition of
Speaker 1: the mail bag, Wednesday, Wednesday, Wednesday is the day hump Day.
Speaker 1: Normally in the morning. Sometimes I forget, but normally in
Speaker 1: the morning. On the Facebook page, which you should be
Speaker 1: uh following, liking whatever Ben Maller show on Facebook, I'll
Speaker 1: send a link out. I'll say, hey, listen, I'll send
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Speaker 1: your question via email Real fifth Hour at gmail dot com.
Speaker 1: That's Real fifth Hour at gmail dot com. So there's
Speaker 1: a couple of way is a couple of ways that
Speaker 1: you can interact to be part of the mail back
Speaker 1: and that we do. We do appreciate it. So all right, uh,
Speaker 1: let's get right into it here. These are again actual
Speaker 1: questions by actual listeners. Tres in Texas Rights and he says,
Speaker 1: have you considered a website for the show complete with
Speaker 1: merchandise like T shirt stickers, downloads of the shows songs,
Speaker 1: et cetera. It could have archives of the greatest hits
Speaker 1: and misses. And you could dabble again in the gossip
Speaker 1: stuff without full time pressure. Maybe a chat form for
Speaker 1: militia to go at it from time to time. There
Speaker 1: you go. Uh. He says, you are a big enough
Speaker 1: commodity and the time waster wouldn't be appreciated by shift
Speaker 1: workers truckers at truck stops when not with lot lizards
Speaker 1: and insomniacs. Tres says Tress, this is not a terrible idea.
Speaker 1: And I have played around with the concept of doing
Speaker 1: something back on. It was starting a website. I don't
Speaker 1: have Ben Mallard dot com anymore, but starting starting a
Speaker 1: website and doing something with the show. But the merchandise
Speaker 1: thing I have dabbled in that. I had a listener
Speaker 1: that made some T shirts and wanted to sell them,
Speaker 1: and I helped out. I know people always complain. In fact,
Speaker 1: I still have some old T shirts. I was going
Speaker 1: through some stuff with all that happened this year with
Speaker 1: me personally, and I went through some old T shirts
Speaker 1: and I might attempt to put those on the market
Speaker 1: and sell some of those. But I would be willing
Speaker 1: to make stuff if there was a an interest in it,
Speaker 1: like if somebody wanted a Mallard militia had or a
Speaker 1: T shirt would actually be into it. Yeah, but there's
Speaker 1: like that sweet spot with pricing where if it's too
Speaker 1: high people complain. If it's too low, it's like, well
Speaker 1: it's not good quality. So I tried to make good
Speaker 1: quality stuff and then people were very upset and they
Speaker 1: were complaining and saying, I can't believe how expensive this is,
Speaker 1: and I like, well, it's not that expensive. The shirt
Speaker 1: will last forever anyway. All right. Brian in north Bridge,
Speaker 1: Massachusetts rights and he says, how is Gascon still employed?
Speaker 1: It's a great question. I don't know. I don't even
Speaker 1: know if he's on this podcast. He's been very quiet
Speaker 1: so far. I think you'd have to contact the management
Speaker 1: at Fox Sports Radio to figure that out. I was
Speaker 1: just waiting for a proper introduction. Has been well, I
Speaker 1: said your name? What I mean? What more needs to
Speaker 1: be said? I don't know, chump in. How about again,
Speaker 1: this is another example why you're bad. Here's the reactive
Speaker 1: and the proactive. Be proactive? How about that proactive? Waiting
Speaker 1: me properly introduced? What do you need me to give
Speaker 1: you a BackRub? Would be dice? What do you want
Speaker 1: the Deshaun Watson treatment. I'm sorry it's haunting here with
Speaker 1: this toe. Jeez, nothing wrong with that. Just so, how
Speaker 1: are you employed guests? And explained to Brian because he
Speaker 1: can't figure it out. Many of us can't figure it out.
Speaker 1: How is someone like you imput you clearly lead management astray? Yes, yes, yes,
Speaker 1: I was. I was actually brought in by your former boss,
Speaker 1: Bruce Gilbert Um. Bruce did not every higher. It was
Speaker 1: great by Bruce, and he made some mistakes. Everyone not
Speaker 1: everyone was great, but not everyone was bad. Um came
Speaker 1: from San Diego, worked my way up and obviously you're
Speaker 1: at the national levels opposed to in little old San Diego.
Speaker 1: So go from market seventeen to market number two. I
Speaker 1: would consider that a considerable mark up. Well, it's actually
Speaker 1: the number one radio market. There's a myth that New
Speaker 1: York is number one, but it's actually Los Angeles. More
Speaker 1: people listen to the radio in Los Angeles to New York,
Speaker 1: and want to be precise, that would be the number
Speaker 1: one audio publisher in the entire world. I heart media,
Speaker 1: So if you want to try to one up me,
Speaker 1: that is the one up. But I still I'm old,
Speaker 1: so I still use the term radio. I know the
Speaker 1: industry is trying to digital world. Have brought you into
Speaker 1: the digital The industry is trying to get rid of
Speaker 1: the word radio. You've heard, you know, audio instead of radio,
Speaker 1: and I'm like radio the die just did that last
Speaker 1: last week. The Los Angeles Dodgers Audio Network. Yeah, they
Speaker 1: no longer have radio. It's audio. No longer radio audio.
Speaker 1: That's uh, you know, teach their own. It's not my
Speaker 1: my thing. I don't know, but somebody clearly thought that
Speaker 1: was a good idea anyway. Pierre from Springfield, Massachusetts rights
Speaker 1: in home of the Pro Basketball Hall of Fame where
Speaker 1: you can see Muffett McGraw in the Pro Basketball Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame. So he writes in Ben, have you ever
Speaker 1: had second thoughts about signing a contract? I've listened to
Speaker 1: you for your entire ride at Fox Sports Radio, but
Speaker 1: lately I fear for your health. In the past, Gagon
Speaker 1: put the hex on your gallbladder, and more recently, I
Speaker 1: feel like you're one shift away from throwing your back
Speaker 1: out carrying the dead weight that is fill in producers
Speaker 1: and update guys. I think that you may need to
Speaker 1: start self medicating prior to the show to prevent a
Speaker 1: heart attack while dealing with some of these buffoons. This
Speaker 1: guy writes you every week with sausage in his mouth.
Speaker 1: It's just like Ben Mallar Salami every day, all day tweeting,
Speaker 1: telling you just the way I look at this. There
Speaker 1: were no lies detect unbelievable. There were no lies detectable.
Speaker 1: I mean, first of all, people move up and they
Speaker 1: move on. You really outcast a lot of people. You
Speaker 1: don't appreciate their work until they go on to uh
Speaker 1: do it? Who have I not appreciated Bob Gara. I
Speaker 1: appreciated Bob. He couldn't handle the overnight. It wasn't for him,
Speaker 1: just like you. You couldn't handle the over. I don't
Speaker 1: want to work eight nine hours overnight when h you
Speaker 1: know there's nothing in the news world going again, you
Speaker 1: do not You're not relatable. Understand you're not. Some people
Speaker 1: have the the IT factor and other people don't. You
Speaker 1: don't have the IT factor. You know, working you don't
Speaker 1: understand in syndicated radio, you want to be the overnight guy.
Speaker 1: I'm we're on more affiliates than the daytime. That's as
Speaker 1: a host, not as an update anchor. Now, But if
Speaker 1: you work on a show, you want to be on
Speaker 1: a show that's actually hurt. We have more radio affiliates
Speaker 1: than anyone because of the time that we're on. I
Speaker 1: guess it's not because we're great, but it's the time
Speaker 1: that we're on. So if you're doing syndicate, if you're
Speaker 1: doing a daytime show, you want to be on the
Speaker 1: morning or the afternoon. But if you're in syndicated radio,
Speaker 1: you want to be on at night or overnight because
Speaker 1: that's where the that's where the listenership, the potential listenership
Speaker 1: is through the roof because you're on more radio station. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but if I'm gonna be an anchor, why would I
Speaker 1: want to be an overnight anchor when I could just
Speaker 1: repeat and replay updates like some of the other guys
Speaker 1: you work with. Well listen, I mean, there there is
Speaker 1: that approach, man. I've never understood that. I've I've questioned
Speaker 1: why certain people just repeat the same update over and
Speaker 1: over again. It doesn't make sense to me. I I
Speaker 1: think there's a craft. And when I started, there was
Speaker 1: a guide book that was handed out in the early
Speaker 1: days of Fox Sports Radio called rewriting your updates and
Speaker 1: adding new material and it. It's fascinating because there's so
Speaker 1: much stuff that goes on overnight that drops while we're
Speaker 1: on the show, and uh, a lot of times that stuff,
Speaker 1: you know, it's just repeating the same, the same scores
Speaker 1: over and over. You're not really doing the legwork to
Speaker 1: try to go out and find the stories that they're there.
Speaker 1: But listen, a lot of a lot of the people
Speaker 1: do that throughout the day too. There's just to give
Speaker 1: the same scores and they don't put put any kind
Speaker 1: of gumption into finding what's going on out. Thankfully, I'm
Speaker 1: not one of those people. What I hear, you hear wrong?
Speaker 1: Guilt by association, game, guilt by association. Pierre says, did
Speaker 1: you mention something about feeding a content kitty? Yes, that's
Speaker 1: what I put on Facebook Pier the content kitty, Dan
Speaker 1: and Durham writes, and he says, I had someone steal
Speaker 1: my don't tread on me flag and pull It's okay,
Speaker 1: though I'm feeling unified. On another note, do you guys
Speaker 1: know how much about low voltage elect trick devices? Well,
Speaker 1: first of all, I wonder if you caught that person
Speaker 1: on camera, that'd be a good question to ask. Well,
Speaker 1: he's not here. I can't ask him the question, I know,
Speaker 1: but he's gonna email you next week. So Dan, let
Speaker 1: us know if you caught that person or if you
Speaker 1: saw them on camera. Still your your material, alright? Next one,
Speaker 1: Patricia's is the mail back. Patricia writes in from Vegas,
Speaker 1: originally from Rhode Island. Yeah, she She's moved all the
Speaker 1: way across the country, but still a Mallard Militia card
Speaker 1: carrying Mallew Militia. Remember, Patricia says, why do I hear
Speaker 1: some parts of this show is prerecorded? When I listened
Speaker 1: to a couple of other shows, I can tell the
Speaker 1: last hours just a repeat of an earlier hour. Well, Patricia,
Speaker 1: that you don't want to know how they make the
Speaker 1: hot dogs? Patricia, all right, I don't get that either,
Speaker 1: but they don't ask me. Uh, stay in your lane.
Speaker 1: But I believe radio should be live. A lot of
Speaker 1: these shows are actually taped, you know, every where in
Speaker 1: the industry. Now it's a I don't get it, but
Speaker 1: we do a live show I have done in the past.
Speaker 1: I used to do a five hour show on the weekend,
Speaker 1: and they wanted a six hour show. So what they
Speaker 1: did with they would take one of the hours and
Speaker 1: replay it in the sixth hour. So I would do
Speaker 1: five live, unique hours, and then the sixth hour would
Speaker 1: be a repeat. But yeah, I mean there's some guys
Speaker 1: that do three hour shows and the whole thing is
Speaker 1: on tape. I don't I don't get it, but you know,
Speaker 1: to each their own. I guess it's interesting you picked
Speaker 1: it up at your six I bet most listeners don't
Speaker 1: even figure. They can't figure that out. But usually the
Speaker 1: tell is if you're a call in show and you
Speaker 1: no longer take calls, it's because you've been recorded. That's
Speaker 1: usually the one of the dead giveaway, Dad giveaway. Anyway, Well,
Speaker 1: I remember Rick D's the radio legend. He used to
Speaker 1: record the beginning of his morning show in l A
Speaker 1: Kiss FM one h two point seven Kiss F s
Speaker 1: f M. Yeah, and he approached me in the hallway
Speaker 1: and he give me some sage advice. Now, I don't
Speaker 1: do this because I don't record the show. It's all live.
Speaker 1: I figured, you know what, that's the whole point of
Speaker 1: doing a show overnight. You're you gotta be there and
Speaker 1: talking to people that are working odd jobs and whatnot. Anyway, uh,
Speaker 1: Jee's told me to listen, you're gonna tape something. Leave
Speaker 1: the mistakes in, he said, because the people that listen,
Speaker 1: don't they hear a mistake, they think, well, it can't
Speaker 1: be on tape, because you know, why would you use
Speaker 1: it was taped, It would clean up the mistake. Pretty
Speaker 1: good advice. It's pretty good advice. He gave me my
Speaker 1: largest tip. When I worked in the restaurant industry. I
Speaker 1: worked for Petro's papadick as his dad at his Greek
Speaker 1: restaurant in San Pedro papadickas Taverna and USC's football team,
Speaker 1: the Marching Band, And that same night Rick D's came
Speaker 1: in and I waited on him and gave me a
Speaker 1: hundred dollar tip. I'll never forget it. I told you
Speaker 1: get out of radio. Don't I'm ever going yet out
Speaker 1: of radio? Uh vahed in New Orleans. Right. So, he says,
Speaker 1: if you were a famous athlete, this is for both
Speaker 1: of you, what most likely would have brought you down?
Speaker 1: Would it be drugs? Alcohol? Uh? He says, ladies, social
Speaker 1: media or blank man. That's tough. Well, you would be alcohol,
Speaker 1: drugs and ladies. It would be like all three. They'd
Speaker 1: be like trifecta. There little Dennis Rodman action, the Worm. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't know that any of those would
Speaker 1: take me down. Per se. I don't really do the drugs,
Speaker 1: the alcohol moderation. I'm married. If I was single, I
Speaker 1: could be the ladies, but I'm not not a single
Speaker 1: guy now, so yeah, I don't know. Maybe social media
Speaker 1: take me down. Yeah, I think maybe alcohol for me,
Speaker 1: just the parting, going out and then thinking you can
Speaker 1: re cover. You know, the recovery from a hangover is
Speaker 1: a lot easier in your twenties than in your thirties.
Speaker 1: And uh, you go in Vegas and that's part of
Speaker 1: being a professional ball player though. You gotta have the
Speaker 1: ability to compartmentalize. You play your sport. But then after
Speaker 1: you know, it's it's like having a mullet. It's uh,
Speaker 1: you know, it's business in the front, party in the back.
Speaker 1: Thank you, sage advice by me, Thank you, he also says.
Speaker 1: But he says all bars in New Orleans were closed
Speaker 1: from Thursday, uh to says February eleven to ash Wednesday,
Speaker 1: So says no, Marty gras R. Sorry. Be sure to
Speaker 1: catch live editions of The Ben Maller Show weekdays at
Speaker 1: two am eastern eleven pm Pacific. Be sure to catch
Speaker 1: live editions of the Ben Maller Show weekdays at two
Speaker 1: am eastern eleven pm Pacific on Fox Sports Radio and
Speaker 1: the I Heart Radio al Al Ohio. Al rights, and
Speaker 1: he says, Ben, why do you always say any meani
Speaker 1: mighty mo pick a caller by the name instead of
Speaker 1: by the toe like the old saying actually goes well,
Speaker 1: a couple of reasons for that, Al, he says, But
Speaker 1: he said, you're afraid of offending flexus, the six toe
Speaker 1: drag queen. No, I'm not afraid of offending Flexus the
Speaker 1: six toe drag queen at all. I don't don't worry
Speaker 1: about that at all. When I'm doing that. That is
Speaker 1: actually I'll let you in on a little inside radio here, Ohio,
Speaker 1: al and only for you. When I say any meany
Speaker 1: miny mo pick a caller by the name. That is
Speaker 1: a time fill because my callboard is not reset and
Speaker 1: that is a cue to cooper loop to wake up
Speaker 1: and actually send the calls over. So that's a time kill.
Speaker 1: And I say any meanimnum will pick a caller by
Speaker 1: their name, because I have a list of names in
Speaker 1: front of me, not a list of toes anyway, Uh,
Speaker 1: let's see here. And ohio All also says, what the
Speaker 1: fund does Marcel mean when he says mixed match in
Speaker 1: food picks? This makes no sense to me. The Marcel
Speaker 1: calls are getting very stale. By the way, ohio All says,
Speaker 1: I think he is hoping to get a job at
Speaker 1: FSR or something with his announcing bits. Uh. Yeah, there's
Speaker 1: likely some truth in that. And back in Marcel the
Speaker 1: back of Marcel's head, he believes that he is actually
Speaker 1: how is he has a job? I think he thinks
Speaker 1: right now he has a job. He calls in every Monday,
Speaker 1: Wednesday and Friday. It's part of his routine. He's got
Speaker 1: a whole bunch of stations he calls into around the country.
Speaker 1: But that's the beauty of Marcel. Mixed match is his way.
Speaker 1: And a listener actually pointed this out to us. When
Speaker 1: he had said mixed match, that was a sign of
Speaker 1: you got it right, You had got whatever the food
Speaker 1: pick was, you had gotten right. But then somebody I believe,
Speaker 1: pointed out to him that he was doing this and
Speaker 1: he stopped doing it for a while. I think he's
Speaker 1: back doing it though, so I I can't figure, uh
Speaker 1: what is next here? Let's see any meaning money. I
Speaker 1: did not write down the name. This person did not
Speaker 1: say their names, so I don't know who said this,
Speaker 1: but somebody wrote in said Ben, well to you, what
Speaker 1: makes a good baseball hat? Please discuss the best type
Speaker 1: of crown, high or low brim, shaped or flat, fit,
Speaker 1: adjustable or fitted, label, price tag on and off? All right,
Speaker 1: so I'm not I don't leave the label like the
Speaker 1: price tag on. I don't do that. I enjoy a
Speaker 1: good fitted hat that fits properly more than the adjustable.
Speaker 1: The reason I that is most of the adjustable hats
Speaker 1: I have a very large head, very large head, and
Speaker 1: most of the adjustable hats it just doesn't work. It
Speaker 1: just doesn't work the adjustable hat. And because my head
Speaker 1: is too big, and so the fitted hat obviously would
Speaker 1: fit would fit perfectly. So that that is the That
Speaker 1: is the key. As far as the other stuff, I
Speaker 1: I like the I don't like the flat bill. I
Speaker 1: don't like that. I like I like it shaped a
Speaker 1: little bit. I think it looks better that way. It's
Speaker 1: more aesthetically pleasing. Um. So those are some of the
Speaker 1: things I look for in a hat. Anything guess scaring
Speaker 1: that you look for in a hat. I'm just I'm
Speaker 1: a fan of it being fitted and and shaped. Of course,
Speaker 1: the color is everything too. So that's why I'm a
Speaker 1: fan more of minor league teams than I am of
Speaker 1: the proteins in Major League Baseball. I don't think a
Speaker 1: lot of them have a good look. Dodgers Yankees, yes,
Speaker 1: but I'm not really a fan of I like that
Speaker 1: Brooklyn Dodgers. The bet be for Benny, be for Brooklyn,
Speaker 1: one of the same. Pretty good, right, come on all
Speaker 1: about Benny alright, So listener, who I did not say
Speaker 1: your name? You know who you are. I thank you,
Speaker 1: but you gotta I tell you guys every week, name
Speaker 1: in city, name in city before you send the message.
Speaker 1: Mark from Waverley, Iowa. Right, since says how many hats
Speaker 1: are you wearing in your current rotation? Great question, Mark,
Speaker 1: I have. I try to rotate two weeks of hats
Speaker 1: at a time, So in my rotation right now, I
Speaker 1: have the Oregon State Beaver cap, the Fox Sports Radio
Speaker 1: Cab Saddleback College cap. Uh. There's a couple of minor
Speaker 1: league hats that are in here. The Iowa Hawkeyes hat
Speaker 1: has gotten a lot of play in the rotation, and
Speaker 1: I've been very lucky. I've got a good percentage of
Speaker 1: hats that have come in recently. I love this m
Speaker 1: hat that I'm a pilot sent in Smooth. It's a
Speaker 1: minor league baseball hat, and that that's pretty good. The
Speaker 1: Montgomery Biscuits hat, I think, I think that's the team.
Speaker 1: So yeah, man, those are some of them. But I
Speaker 1: usually I try to have a ten hats in a
Speaker 1: two week rotation and then I change you up, like
Speaker 1: every month. I'll try to mix in some new hats,
Speaker 1: and then I have seasonal hats. Usually during football season Sundays,
Speaker 1: I always wear the NFL shield hat Sundays. In the Monday,
Speaker 1: that's my go to hat. So there is a method
Speaker 1: to the madness. Mark, Jason and Rocky Mount Virginia right,
Speaker 1: since it's besides the wrestler formerly known as RUSSEV. Have
Speaker 1: either of you met any wrestlers? Yes, Jason, I have.
Speaker 1: I I've told the story a few times over the years.
Speaker 1: But I was a celebrity manager at a w w
Speaker 1: E event many many years ago, and we were promoting
Speaker 1: the event through the radio station. They wanted some publicity,
Speaker 1: so they said all right. I was doing the Ben
Speaker 1: and Dave show with this guy damed Dave Smith, and
Speaker 1: we went out there and we were celebrity managers. I
Speaker 1: was the manager of the Headshrinkers, and I remember being
Speaker 1: in the locker room was very exciting. I was a
Speaker 1: huge wrestling fan growing up, and we were in the
Speaker 1: locker room because we were the next to last event,
Speaker 1: the next to last event, so we had to wait
Speaker 1: through the undercard, and I met George the Animal Steel
Speaker 1: passed away, and Viscera, who also passed away. So the
Speaker 1: two guys that I met, we were, you know, my
Speaker 1: old legends, and George the Animal Steel, an all time great,
Speaker 1: and russef uh you know not russef Viscera I believe
Speaker 1: was the name there, but yeah, he he had. Actually
Speaker 1: the funny thing was that Visra the wrestler he had,
Speaker 1: he was on the match like before us, and he
Speaker 1: broke he's He was a massively large human being and
Speaker 1: he broke the ropes and so everything got delayed for
Speaker 1: like forty five minutes as a crew came in to
Speaker 1: try to fix the ring because he had just destroyed it.
Speaker 1: And I mean this guy was like five pounds. He
Speaker 1: was like six nine pounds and he wore he wore
Speaker 1: these contact lenses to make his eyes look like demon dies.
Speaker 1: And I'll never forget I was. We were in the
Speaker 1: locker room and everyone's complaining. All the other wrestlers were
Speaker 1: complaining because they're like, oh, man, we want They wanted
Speaker 1: to get their thing over with and go and enjoy
Speaker 1: their night, and they had to wait for for Viscera,
Speaker 1: who I think changed his name to something else later on.
Speaker 1: He passed away a number of years ago. But um
Speaker 1: so he comes waddling in to the locker room and
Speaker 1: all the other wrestlers are sitting around piste off and he's,
Speaker 1: you know, shaking his head. I'm sorry, guys, I didn't
Speaker 1: mean to do it. I was hilarious. It was a
Speaker 1: fun Maybe have you met any wrestlers Gagu I met
Speaker 1: back in the day. I met Andre the Giant, And
Speaker 1: oddly enough it was in Vegas, and that same weekend
Speaker 1: trip that I was in Vegas, I saw Andre the Giant.
Speaker 1: I also saw Jaws, the character who played Jaws and
Speaker 1: Moon Raker. Yeah. Now when you met Andre the Giant,
Speaker 1: did you like meet him? Meet him? Were just kind
Speaker 1: of like casually, Hey, hi, Yeah, it was a casual
Speaker 1: hey hi, Like there was a bunch of people that
Speaker 1: were were next to him, so we were at the MGM.
Speaker 1: Oddly enough, when I was younger, I went to a
Speaker 1: w WF event at the Anaheim Convention Center. And this
Speaker 1: is like in the Haull Cogen days, that year of wrestling,
Speaker 1: and I I was such a loser that I was
Speaker 1: more excited to see mean Gene Okerland. And I had
Speaker 1: a Mean Gene Oakland action figure with him holding the microphone,
Speaker 1: wearing the tuxedo and all that. And I still I
Speaker 1: remember I saw him. I got that. I waited for
Speaker 1: the wrestlers to come out, and Mean Gene came out
Speaker 1: and he was wearing like a track suit because you know,
Speaker 1: he didn't have to wear his tuxedo and all that.
Speaker 1: I fondly remember that. I also fondly remember getting morbidly
Speaker 1: obese on those WWF ice cream bars. Man with those things,
Speaker 1: damn with the outstanding well made product, A well made
Speaker 1: product for sure. All right, who is next here? John
Speaker 1: the jailer from Alan Town p A. Says Ben and
Speaker 1: gascon some per soonalities behind the microphone work until they die.
Speaker 1: Do you have an exit? Strategy or will you will
Speaker 1: I be listening to my grandchildren's lame jokes about Lizzo. Yeah,
Speaker 1: very funny, John. Uh. I don't really have an extras strategy.
Speaker 1: I love the job. I'd like to do the job
Speaker 1: in one form or another. I'll stay at Fox Sports
Speaker 1: Radio for for a good amount of time, but I
Speaker 1: mean there's other places to work eventually down the line
Speaker 1: if this doesn't work out. But I don't see myself
Speaker 1: ever completely getting out of it. I could see myself
Speaker 1: as I get older, just doing shows occasionally on the
Speaker 1: weekends and part of the time like the grind, uh
Speaker 1: per se, the audio grind will be something I would
Speaker 1: want to do forever and ever. But a couple of
Speaker 1: days a week, keep your fastball up, keep keep yourself
Speaker 1: in the game, keep some skin in the game. So
Speaker 1: I'd be okay with that. It's like being a head
Speaker 1: football coach, right, you're hired to get fired. Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 1: but it's like a football coach. You still end up
Speaker 1: like it's a consultant or somewhere. You know, these old
Speaker 1: coaches still work somewhere and they still do something. I know,
Speaker 1: it's completely advantaged. It's true. Old guard entertainment realm is
Speaker 1: you get a lot of folks that circulate in and
Speaker 1: then out and then in back again. Well, once it's
Speaker 1: hard to get in. And that's the problem with these
Speaker 1: entertainment jobs. It's hard to get one. But then when
Speaker 1: you get one, you don't want to give it up.
Speaker 1: You want to keep it, and then when you lose it,
Speaker 1: you want another one. Ken in Toledo writes, and he says,
Speaker 1: Ben and David, do either of you have one of
Speaker 1: those black stone outdoor flat top griddles? Ben if yes,
Speaker 1: what you cook the now freezer burn tomahawks. Thak, I
Speaker 1: don't know what you're talking about. It's talking about your laziness,
Speaker 1: your incompetence. Actually, I don't have a griddle. I got
Speaker 1: a And you saw this guest on when you came
Speaker 1: over to the Malory mansion with him. I have a
Speaker 1: grittle top that I put on my barbecue that turns
Speaker 1: it into a griddle. Yeah, what do we have? Had
Speaker 1: we have? We made fahitas and then you brought some
Speaker 1: carniasad over that. That's right. But we had had chicken
Speaker 1: fahitas and some beef fahitas, and then you brought the
Speaker 1: carne man cooked that up Joe in Richmond, Virginia, right,
Speaker 1: since says, have you all gotten the COVID vaccine? Why
Speaker 1: or why not? Guest guard, I think we've talked about this.
Speaker 1: Have you got the COVID vaccine? I have not. I'm
Speaker 1: a little low on the totem pole in terms of
Speaker 1: people that qualify initially for it, but I know that.
Speaker 1: I think it's April fifteenth or sixteenth that Joe Biden
Speaker 1: had announced that everyone will be eligible for it. I'm
Speaker 1: actually waiting, though, to see which one turns out to
Speaker 1: be the most effective, because they've talked in isitue it
Speaker 1: was Maderna fires are not so much than Johnson and
Speaker 1: Johnson has been on the come lately, and part of
Speaker 1: the reason for that that's only one shot. With Johnson
Speaker 1: and Johnson, you might need a booster shot every year,
Speaker 1: but one shot as opposed to double the dose as
Speaker 1: you'd get from a DIRNA advisor. So no, I have
Speaker 1: not yet. Yeah, I haven't gotten the vaccine either. I
Speaker 1: I've heard we actually could get it, guess because we
Speaker 1: are technically frontline workers, believe it or not, thanks to
Speaker 1: the Martial Act. But I have not, and uh, I
Speaker 1: will get it at some point. I'm not rushing to
Speaker 1: get it either, but my wife got it, and a
Speaker 1: lot of my relatives have purchased it, not purchased pay
Speaker 1: for it. But my brother is getting it. So I'm
Speaker 1: waiting to see I said this last week, but I'm
Speaker 1: waiting to see how he does with it, and then
Speaker 1: if everything's good with him, then I have the same DNA,
Speaker 1: so I have no should have no problems. I know
Speaker 1: this is a little dark, but did you hear what
Speaker 1: FEMA is doing this year with funerals? No? No, what
Speaker 1: are they doing? So FEMA is actually they are refunding
Speaker 1: reimbursing people up to nine thousand dollars for funeral costs
Speaker 1: for individuals that have died due to COVID from Tony
Speaker 1: twenty two where we're at now, and I think it's
Speaker 1: up to thirty five thousand if it's multiple people in
Speaker 1: a family paying back the money. Yeah, I'm like, Unfortunately
Speaker 1: Dad did not die from COVID, so I don't I'm
Speaker 1: not eligible to get to nine thousand. Yeah, but if
Speaker 1: you said that he had COVID at the time of
Speaker 1: his death, even if he died from you know, a
Speaker 1: car accident, you'd qualify you get some of that money. Uh.
Speaker 1: Dave from Mill Valley Rights and says, is there a
Speaker 1: way to find the podcast of last year's Talent Show?
Speaker 1: I would love to be able to hear the full
Speaker 1: version of more? Uh yeah, we were a fan of
Speaker 1: the Talent Show, right. It's very lazy radio. It's like
Speaker 1: the Power Hour edition to the Ben Mallory Show. Just
Speaker 1: very kick up my feet again, this lacks my feet
Speaker 1: an example of why all from j to the Brick
Speaker 1: and Tom Looney piled it in for big fan of
Speaker 1: the Brick House. Clearly that big fan. Uh uh No, listen,
Speaker 1: you have to find the date. I don't off the
Speaker 1: top of my head, I don't know the date of
Speaker 1: the Talent Show, but we did it. I believe we
Speaker 1: did it earlier. I want to say we did the
Speaker 1: Talent Show. I think it was in April or May
Speaker 1: of I have to go back through my notes and
Speaker 1: and check. But yeah, if you find the date, it's
Speaker 1: very easy to find the podcast. All the podcasts are
Speaker 1: podcasts are archives, so you just have to find find
Speaker 1: the date. But I don't have it right now off
Speaker 1: the top of my head. Here, I don't remember the
Speaker 1: exact date. I'm not rain Man, I'm not Cowboy and
Speaker 1: windsor right know the exact date of balls. Fan Jimmy
Speaker 1: says he's from Fayetteville, Tennessee, says Ben and Mr West
Speaker 1: of the four oh five. As a youth playing sports,
Speaker 1: what was the biggest thrill of victory for you in
Speaker 1: the agony of defeat? I think we've been over this before.
Speaker 1: I feel like we've answered these questions before, this question before. Yes,
Speaker 1: So I don't know. I mean, go back and hear
Speaker 1: the old podcast bat You Up by You. Wow, what
Speaker 1: a jerk. I don't want to repeat old material. Big
Speaker 1: Mike from Courtland, New York rites in the Crown City.
Speaker 1: He says, it appears that mobile sports betting is coming
Speaker 1: to the Great state of New York. Yeah, what are
Speaker 1: your thoughts on legalized sports betting expanding across the US?
Speaker 1: Good or bed? It's not good or bad. It's great.
Speaker 1: The word is great. First of all, I'm a gambler,
Speaker 1: so for me, you're asking the wrong guy the question
Speaker 1: if you're looking for a negative answer. Uh. Secondly, there
Speaker 1: are gonna be people. They're gonna lose money and will
Speaker 1: not be able to manage their money and we'll get
Speaker 1: carried away. But it's the same as alcohol, right, alcohol
Speaker 1: is legal. There's a certain persentie of people that drink
Speaker 1: too much and get in the car, accidents and problems happen,
Speaker 1: things like that. But gambling, I think, I think it's
Speaker 1: a it's a cool thing. I think if you have
Speaker 1: disposable income, a little bit extra money, rather than buy
Speaker 1: a lottery ticket or a bunch of lottery tickets, put
Speaker 1: a couple of bucks down on a game, you're gonna
Speaker 1: watch the game anyway. I think it's a wonderful thing,
Speaker 1: and it should have been legal years ago. And adults
Speaker 1: have the decision to make whether or not they want
Speaker 1: to make a better or not. If it's not for you,
Speaker 1: don't do it. Other people want to do it. Good
Speaker 1: for them to each their own. I'm gonna push back
Speaker 1: and say that it's a bad thing. The reason why
Speaker 1: is because I think there was something great about going
Speaker 1: to Las Vegas. You had to, you know, to save
Speaker 1: up money, and you had to allocate certain funds for
Speaker 1: a weekend or a couple of days in Las Vegas.
Speaker 1: And you don't do that anymore. You don't need to
Speaker 1: do that. And then on top of that if you
Speaker 1: do know this. If you're a gambler when you go
Speaker 1: to Vegas, if you're betting on the slots, craps, you know, poker, blackjack,
Speaker 1: whatever it is, certain tables will give you action and
Speaker 1: they'll give you comps like drinks, food rooms, things of
Speaker 1: that nature. Or if you're gambling on sports right now
Speaker 1: on a mobile ap, you get no comps. You might
Speaker 1: get an initial match play you put in a hundred
Speaker 1: dollars will match you up to a hundred dollars and
Speaker 1: something that nature. But outside of that, there's no real
Speaker 1: incentive outside of just comparing books. When you're online, yes,
Speaker 1: and you realize that there's really no there's nothing called
Speaker 1: the free lunch. Like you even though you you think
Speaker 1: you're getting free drinks and all that, you're actually not,
Speaker 1: Like those are built into the cost of everything. Well,
Speaker 1: I I understand that, but if you're winning, I mean
Speaker 1: you're getting something for free, are you not? Yeah, but
Speaker 1: you're not. Nobody wins, right. You know, going in the
Speaker 1: casino is great because you know going in the odds
Speaker 1: are against you that you're going to lose, but you
Speaker 1: still enjoy it. It's like recreational. It's entertainment, of course,
Speaker 1: But who goes into a casino thinking I'm gonna make money.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna make a ton of money. I'm gonna come
Speaker 1: out here with more money, a bigger pile of money
Speaker 1: than when I came in here. Poker players and people
Speaker 1: that are typically gambling on crops, I mean, those are
Speaker 1: the two games and black jack that are close that
Speaker 1: you get fifty odds at least crap craps some blackjack
Speaker 1: that you get odds to the house. It's not accurate
Speaker 1: to Vegas is gonna be fine. People are still gonna
Speaker 1: go to Vegas, the gambling mecca and all that. It's
Speaker 1: not gonna kill Vegas. I mean, the sports betting has
Speaker 1: been legal in a lot of states for a while.
Speaker 1: It's not like Vegas is is falling off the face
Speaker 1: of those casinos though they know all the tricks, man,
Speaker 1: I mean, they don't no clocks, no windows, and those
Speaker 1: Vegas casinos and they're all designed like a maze. It's
Speaker 1: it's fascinating. I read a book about that years ago,
Speaker 1: about how they design casinos and why they do the
Speaker 1: things they do and all that, and it's, uh, it's
Speaker 1: pretty pretty interesting. The mental tricks that they put on
Speaker 1: people to get them to gamble. But gambling is like
Speaker 1: a reverse a t M machine. You put money in
Speaker 1: and you don't get a lot of money back. So anyway,
Speaker 1: what else do we have to see? Page down here?
Speaker 1: Page down mark in Ottawa? Right, So, and he says,
Speaker 1: how do you come up with the Mallard monologue? Connect
Speaker 1: three words? So we've got pink lemonade, barbecue cover and
Speaker 1: Jens saki and we're going to combine all these things
Speaker 1: together and make some baba ganooche. Well, there is a
Speaker 1: method to the madness mark, but it's really random. I
Speaker 1: go I'll find something that I want to talk about
Speaker 1: in a monologue, and you know, I'll jot down some
Speaker 1: some bullet points and then I'll be like, no, I
Speaker 1: try to figure out a way to tie everything together.
Speaker 1: So um, it's not like I go in and say, well,
Speaker 1: I gotta use you know this, that or the other thing.
Speaker 1: It's kind of organically happens. But some some days are
Speaker 1: easier than others. Some days it's like they have anything
Speaker 1: unique here. But blind blind Emmett the Seahawk fan in Olympia, Washington,
Speaker 1: leading the race for blind Caller of the year he's
Speaker 1: up for the Beny. He says, if you guys could
Speaker 1: travel anywhere in the world, where would it be? You
Speaker 1: ask this question too blind? Emmett did not him, but
Speaker 1: I think someone asked very popular question. Yeah, I think
Speaker 1: we already answered that. We we already got like New
Speaker 1: Zealand or Australia. Yeah, I said, toky Europe or Mars
Speaker 1: or Bangladesh. I've been watching these vloggers, these video travel
Speaker 1: guys on YouTube, and there's one of these guys went
Speaker 1: to Afghanistan and was traveling, you know, like recently, like
Speaker 1: a couple of months ago, went to Afghanistan, was one
Speaker 1: and around went to North Korea years ago on a trip. Crazy.
Speaker 1: I know the w w E does a great job
Speaker 1: of honoring the military, and they go out to the
Speaker 1: Middle East. Did they go to Afghanistan? I think they've
Speaker 1: gone well, I know they've gone a Baghdad. I don't
Speaker 1: know if they've gone to Afghanistan. It's pretty wild. And
Speaker 1: this guy was like in a Taliban controlled city and
Speaker 1: just wander around, damn like white dude from Arizona, like
Speaker 1: sticking out like a sore thumb exactly. Uh. Stevens Swanton
Speaker 1: Ohio says, do you guys get along outside of work,
Speaker 1: watch games together, cook out? No, not at all. We
Speaker 1: don't get along together at all. We don't go together. No, not,
Speaker 1: None of that happened geographically undesirable. Ricardo from Fresno right
Speaker 1: See says Ben. How much of a feminist is David Gascon? Well?
Speaker 1: The late Rush Limbaugh would call him a feminazi is
Speaker 1: what he would call the gascon he is? He we
Speaker 1: call him at at work, we call him the Rapino
Speaker 1: of Fox Sports. Rod Yes, actually looks like Megan Rapino
Speaker 1: a little bit too, Not that that's bad. She's a
Speaker 1: lovely lady. In my apologies doing purple hair, Chris and
Speaker 1: Iowa writes, since is what is the Mallard maneuver for
Speaker 1: getting out of the doghouse with the wife? Currently in
Speaker 1: that situation? Right now? Chris is having some some issues there. Chris,
Speaker 1: I'm I'm pretty lucky. I don't get in the doghouse
Speaker 1: very often, but normally my wife's pretty chill. I just apologize,
Speaker 1: And I've learned as a married man that you often
Speaker 1: have to apologize for things that don't deserve an apology,
Speaker 1: but you still have to Apologie. So I wish I
Speaker 1: had more to tell you. Gascon's got nothing on this
Speaker 1: because he's I recommend you cook and you clean. Well,
Speaker 1: what if you already do that and do better? I
Speaker 1: doubt he cooks and cleans. I'm a dishwasher. I occasionally
Speaker 1: do some of the laundry. Uh, you know, I know
Speaker 1: how to cook. I learned how to cook a couple
Speaker 1: of years back. So yeah, it's work in progress for
Speaker 1: your husband of the year. My god, there's the things
Speaker 1: you could do. Flowers, cook, clean, wash the sheets, make
Speaker 1: the bed. Eric and Omaha rights and says, is there
Speaker 1: an athlete you despise growing up and ended up meeting
Speaker 1: them later in life and they ended up being friends? Well,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't say friends, and I wouldn't say someone I,
Speaker 1: you know, dealt with growing up. But when I was younger,
Speaker 1: I had heard some terrible stories. There's two people that
Speaker 1: I'm want to name here, and this is off the
Speaker 1: top of mind. I mean there's probably others that I'm
Speaker 1: forgetting that I'll kick myself and say, boy, I wish
Speaker 1: I had brought that person up if I think about this.
Speaker 1: But but Eric, Mike Milbury and Mike Keenan a couple
Speaker 1: of hockey coaches, and I Mike Keenan in particular. I
Speaker 1: had covered hockey a little bit early in my career
Speaker 1: at six ninety and Keenan would come in with the
Speaker 1: various teams and he was such an asshole, such a dick,
Speaker 1: and you know, really short and give you the death stare,
Speaker 1: kind of like the Belichick stuff. And Milbury. I had
Speaker 1: heard some horrific stories about Mike Milbury, the old Boston
Speaker 1: Bruin from back in the day. And then I worked
Speaker 1: at NBC for a year and would travel back every
Speaker 1: month to Stanford, Connecticut, and we'd all hang out on
Speaker 1: the set, and then after we we wrapped up the
Speaker 1: taping of the show, we would go hang out at
Speaker 1: the hotel bar and those guys would fly into Connecticut
Speaker 1: also and stay at the time they were they were
Speaker 1: wonderful guys. I have very fun memberis of Mike Keenan
Speaker 1: telling me how he was approached by a Russian aristocrat
Speaker 1: aristocrat to go coach hockey and Russia and then proceeded
Speaker 1: to try to convince Mike Milbury to go join him
Speaker 1: and coach a team in Russia. And Mike Milbury was like,
Speaker 1: I don't know, and then he Keenan told him how
Speaker 1: much money he got paid, and then all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: Milbury perked up. He's like, oh, maybe I don't think
Speaker 1: he ever did, but those those guys were pretty cool.
Speaker 1: And Mike Milbury told me the famous one of the
Speaker 1: great stories in NHL history when he beat up a
Speaker 1: fan at Madison Square guard right around Christmas, got into
Speaker 1: a Donny Brook in the crowd a Bruins Rangers game.
Speaker 1: It's one of the great stories in hockey history. And
Speaker 1: he gave me the play by play from his perspective
Speaker 1: what happened, and you know, he was like, hey, I
Speaker 1: just wanted he was around Christmas. I want to get
Speaker 1: back and see my mom, you know, and this guy
Speaker 1: you know, grabbed something and then one thing lent to
Speaker 1: another and William Bam, here we go. Interesting anybody for
Speaker 1: you against Tommy Losorda sorta you thought Losorda was I
Speaker 1: thought I thought Losorda was a really nice guy, and
Speaker 1: then I met him in person. He was a fucking asshole.
Speaker 1: And he actually he actually is an asshole too. He
Speaker 1: was supposed to speak at one of my sisters graduation
Speaker 1: or commencement events and apparently he had too much to
Speaker 1: drink the night before, two hungover, didn't show up the
Speaker 1: next day, and this is in Louisiana. Bailed on them
Speaker 1: at an uncle that he was supposed to speak to
Speaker 1: an event at an event for for my uncle bailed
Speaker 1: on that he's a dick. Not rest of soul, but
Speaker 1: he's a fucking asshole speaking of the dead. I didn't
Speaker 1: have that experience. I will tell you that my experience
Speaker 1: with a sorta he did have multiple personalities. I think
Speaker 1: most people have multiple And there there was the public
Speaker 1: the sort of in front of the cameras, and then privately.
Speaker 1: You know, you can't be like that all the time.
Speaker 1: But I I you know, he was nice and he
Speaker 1: would always ask me how I was doing, and it
Speaker 1: will sort of like me. I think in part because
Speaker 1: I started covering the Dodgers. I was nineteen years old.
Speaker 1: He was he only had a couple of years left
Speaker 1: as the manager of the team. But I was one
Speaker 1: of the last of the regulars at Dodger Stadium that
Speaker 1: was covering him as a reporter. So I think that
Speaker 1: he uh like that. But I'm glad that he treated
Speaker 1: it like an asshole. That's good. I like Losorda Moore.
Speaker 1: Now hearing that story, well he's gone. Well, I know,
Speaker 1: maybe he'll come back to haunt you. Maybe that'll be
Speaker 1: the case. Uh. Kathleen writes and says, hey, Benny Jet,
Speaker 1: have you ever done any stand up comedy? I noticed
Speaker 1: that you put the same techniques to good use as
Speaker 1: stand up comedians. Kathleen, listen, it's open mic night every
Speaker 1: night on the Ben Mallo Show. What are you talking about? No,
Speaker 1: I've never done stand up comedy. I've never really considered
Speaker 1: doing end up comedy, although, you know, if there's money
Speaker 1: to be made. Joe Rogan owning, he he opened a
Speaker 1: new comedy club. He's not open yet, but in Austin, Texas.
Speaker 1: Go down the little stand up in Austin. Come on,
Speaker 1: what do you say? See that house? Rogan bot in Austin. Home?
Speaker 1: My god. I don't know. Good for him, living like
Speaker 1: a king. He got out of California. Job by him? Man. Uh.
Speaker 1: John in Corona, for some reason, says, are you best
Speaker 1: friends with the hot dog vendors at Petco Park? No?
Speaker 1: I actually haven't been to Petco Park in a while.
Speaker 1: Adrian in the mile I said he actually said this
Speaker 1: a while ago, but I don't think we got to
Speaker 1: this last week, he said. He and his family returned.
Speaker 1: He lives in Obviously the Colorado returned from Midland, Texas.
Speaker 1: They want on a trip to Midland, Texas to visit
Speaker 1: family and whatnot. And he points out here the key
Speaker 1: part of this message. He says, while in Texas, I
Speaker 1: finally got to try the famous raising canes chicken fingers
Speaker 1: at the Midland restaurant. I walked up to the counter
Speaker 1: and I asked for the Ben Mallard Special Adrians. The
Speaker 1: young lady behind the counter looked at me funny and
Speaker 1: didn't know what I was talking about, and then I
Speaker 1: had to explain to her. Adrian says that I wanted
Speaker 1: the Keniak Combo no Coast law, extra fries, the Texas
Speaker 1: toast on both sides, and a large lemonade. Adrian says
Speaker 1: the meal was delicious and I will eat there again.
Speaker 1: He also points out this is this is also interesting.
Speaker 1: During his drive from Denver to Midland, Texas, the speed limit,
Speaker 1: he says, is mostly seventy five miles an hour, so
Speaker 1: he says he said his cruise control to seventy nine
Speaker 1: miles an hour per the Ben Mallard show recommendation that
Speaker 1: we always talked about, and he made it there and
Speaker 1: back with no speeding tickets. It's pretty good. There. You good?
Speaker 1: All right? He also wants us to talk to Alan
Speaker 1: and Roach, he said, would be a great Friday interview
Speaker 1: for the podcast Good Idea. Do you know who Alan Roaches? Yeah? Why?
Speaker 1: I wonder what the fascination behind Alan Roaches? Though? Well?
Speaker 1: Who is Alan Roach? Do you know what he does? Yeah?
Speaker 1: He is a public address announcer. I know that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's the Denver Broncos. You're a Bronco fanboy, He's the
Speaker 1: Denver Broncos public address announcer. He's also the voice of
Speaker 1: the train that runs inside Denver International Airport and he
Speaker 1: works at k o A and Denver, a legendary, uh
Speaker 1: legendary radio station. Does he do the trainer? Does he
Speaker 1: do the actual airport like I thought he did the
Speaker 1: I don't know. According to Adrian, he says, when's the
Speaker 1: last time you were the Denver Airport? It's been it's
Speaker 1: been a few years. It's been seven or eight year.
Speaker 1: It's depressing seven or eight years. Yeah, I know what
Speaker 1: l a xual. They have celebrities doing a lot of
Speaker 1: the stuff which is I find annoying? I find annoying. Alright,
Speaker 1: guess I apparently have things to go. I don't know
Speaker 1: what things to do, if things to you know, I
Speaker 1: don't know why. I don't know what you have to do.
Speaker 1: I have no idea. But that's my weekend. You have
Speaker 1: a lot of things on the plate for the weekend,
Speaker 1: and you're rushing me through this. And there's so many
Speaker 1: other questions we didn't get to in the mail bag.
Speaker 1: You know, none of them have been addressed to me,
Speaker 1: So who cares? Wow, all right, we'll be back on
Speaker 1: I will be back on the radio, and I'm sure
Speaker 1: guesscout will probably miss a podcast or two coming up here.
Speaker 1: But I will be back on the radio tonight Sunday
Speaker 1: in the Monday eleven p m. Sunday Night in the
Speaker 1: West two AM in the East with four hours of
Speaker 1: original audio content. Will be recapping the Masters and everything
Speaker 1: else that happened the good, the bad, the ugly from
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