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Speaker 3: WHOA, I don't know what it is.
Speaker 4: I don't know what it is about broadcasting from the
Speaker 4: man Cave, Dan Patrick's man cave. Oh, because it brings
Speaker 4: a vibe, right, It's like, yo, big time, big leagues.
Speaker 4: Joel's here doing his Joel thing. Danny g Dan byer
Speaker 4: Covino and Rich and for Dan Patrick. And I gotta
Speaker 4: tell you, Rich, it's extra cold in this man cave.
Speaker 4: For whatever reason, in the morning, this cave is freezing.
Speaker 4: I got like, I'm mister Rogers jacket on right now,
Speaker 4: just trying to stay warm.
Speaker 5: I thought you said, whoa, I'm.
Speaker 6: Still thinking about Britney Spears getting slapped by web ben
Speaker 6: n security team.
Speaker 4: Any story involving Britney Spears is mild surprising. Have you
Speaker 4: watched her social media?
Speaker 3: Rich?
Speaker 7: Can you imagine you are? You got a brand new
Speaker 7: sensational rookie, your security, you draw the assignment to go
Speaker 7: to Vegas with him. You slap a lady and it's
Speaker 7: Britney Spears.
Speaker 6: Like every layer, every layer is like, oh woman, yeah,
Speaker 6: whoops it again? Now look at the scenario. It's probably
Speaker 6: some guy that has spent the day telling people back off,
Speaker 6: stay away from win Benyam his debuts tomorrow beat. It's
Speaker 6: scram Britney Spears megastar who probably looks a little disheveled.
Speaker 6: I'm not trying to be mean, but let's call spade
Speaker 6: a spade, right, So spot you said it like.
Speaker 5: She probably came up like hey and snapping her though.
Speaker 7: She gets a call from your wife's He gets a
Speaker 7: call from your wife's voice.
Speaker 3: How's it going? This is his first assignment? How's it going?
Speaker 3: Oh my goodness? Yeah, this is like.
Speaker 8: When Ed O'Neil didn't recognize her, remember, yes, yeah, at
Speaker 8: the airport.
Speaker 7: Which one's worse? Oh the job, honey? How's it going today?
Speaker 6: I had to slap somebody any counters you know, comito
Speaker 6: the only I mean this is bad because she got hit.
Speaker 6: But my favorite whatever is when the singer Kesha tried
Speaker 6: to hug Jerry Seinfeld on a red carpet.
Speaker 5: Do you guys know that story?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, no, thank you.
Speaker 6: She's like, no, get away, don't touch me, don't touch.
Speaker 5: Why was this?
Speaker 9: Why was the security guard's first inclination though? To smack
Speaker 9: her in the face? Like, how did she approach? And
Speaker 9: you snack one person? That's that's so funny, Joel.
Speaker 4: You smack one person it just so happens to be
Speaker 4: one of the biggest pop stars in history. Why not
Speaker 4: just like, you know, give him like the heisman or
Speaker 4: something like, yeah, exactly. We're not saying smacking anybody's okay, right,
Speaker 4: but he's there to do that job, and the one
Speaker 4: person he smacks happens to be Britney Spears.
Speaker 6: Anyway, It's like it's like when you know, wild Thing
Speaker 6: Rick Vaughan slept of the woman it just so happened
Speaker 6: to be Dorn's wife.
Speaker 5: Like, this is like the what's the chances this was.
Speaker 7: This guy's money train. He was probably gonna be protecting
Speaker 7: him all over where he goes, you know, team travel everywhere.
Speaker 6: You know, Joe, that's a great point. This guy may
Speaker 6: have just lost his job a great opportunity.
Speaker 4: That job I could roll for another maybe fifteen twenty
Speaker 4: years with this guy.
Speaker 3: He this was his retirement program. He did do his job.
Speaker 6: I mean spot do you remember in you guys all
Speaker 6: remember in the last dance that goofy guy that was
Speaker 6: like Michael Jordan's dude with the long hair, Like I mean,
Speaker 6: you get your guys and they could stick with you
Speaker 6: for a long time. This might have been the opportunity
Speaker 6: of a lifetime. And the guy got aggressive and stupid
Speaker 6: and slap Britney spears.
Speaker 4: Well, we don't know how aggressive she was either, not
Speaker 4: again that it justifies it, but it may tell the story.
Speaker 4: Dan Byer's got something. What's up, Dan, guys?
Speaker 8: I was just gonna say, I think that the Spurs
Speaker 8: focus on defense has gone a little too far. He'll
Speaker 8: be here till Thursday. Not what I'm sipping my coffee? Man,
Speaker 8: Come on, Dan, did you see this that she was
Speaker 8: backhanded so hard her glasses fell off.
Speaker 3: I this is what I think.
Speaker 8: He probably just stuck out his arm to be like
Speaker 8: get away, and she's what five four?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't know if you guys have
Speaker 3: met her. I've never seen her in person. She's claiming
Speaker 3: flopping he's claiming fell but again, it wouldn't take a
Speaker 3: lot to knock her over.
Speaker 4: You know how your grandpappy or your dad used to
Speaker 4: stop the car and put his hand out.
Speaker 5: Just human.
Speaker 4: Even if this guy just put his hand out and
Speaker 4: created some sort of barrier that could have knocked her over.
Speaker 8: Police support. I don't believe a police report for nothing.
Speaker 8: It says Brittany composed herself and went to her table.
Speaker 8: They're told at TMC that the security guy came over
Speaker 8: to her table and apologized. He said, you understand how
Speaker 8: it is when you're being sworn by fans. He apologized,
Speaker 8: and Brittany accepted and then filed the police. Hello, I'm
Speaker 8: just wanted Yama to take her picture because it's a
Speaker 8: different angle since he's so tall, and you know.
Speaker 5: That that upward angle that down angles more flattering.
Speaker 9: Yes, absolutely, yeah, that's how she dances. She looks up
Speaker 9: into the camera. She does her Instagram videos, So maybe
Speaker 9: she just wanted to She's always.
Speaker 3: Doing that angle.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So a very strange story to come out of
Speaker 4: Vegas as of Wednesday night.
Speaker 5: And that's why we're going give you know, for an investigation.
Speaker 7: Hey, all right, so the officer another officer had to
Speaker 7: come out and actually take the police report. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 7: I would imagine from Brittany, Oh, I'll take that report and.
Speaker 5: You know what this is.
Speaker 6: This happened on the same week that didn't people well,
Speaker 6: they didn't acknowledge. Shaquille O'Neal and Lebron's son both got
Speaker 6: rejected from getting into a party at a club.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, the story was they were was it eighteen.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but they're probably thinking, you know, guess where our
Speaker 6: dads are. Our dads are Shack and Lebron and like, yeah,
Speaker 6: we don't care.
Speaker 5: You're out out.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: You're supposed to walk in with an entourage. You're not
Speaker 7: supposed to get individually carded.
Speaker 4: Wow, well we'll keep you posting on that. Dan Bayer's
Speaker 4: on the scoop, uh so again Yeah Smackwatch twenty twenty three.
Speaker 3: He called it a flop. I believe Byer called it
Speaker 3: a flop.
Speaker 5: I believe he did.
Speaker 3: I I the story fell to the ground.
Speaker 8: Yes, that's the glasses off, just the glasses off and
Speaker 8: she hit the ground.
Speaker 4: Yeah okay, yeah, because I saw on TMZ that she
Speaker 4: fell to the ground as a result. So when ben
Speaker 4: Yama's security apparently backhanded Britney Spears because she was trying
Speaker 4: to get a pick and she filed the police report.
Speaker 3: Will keep you updated on that.
Speaker 7: Bil Buyers said she was turning a corner with the
Speaker 7: football and she got that stiff arm, you know that
Speaker 7: one that's just stiff.
Speaker 3: Armed by security.
Speaker 4: So we were talking some throwback Thursday, old school and
Speaker 4: fifty hits. We do it every Thursday on the Cavino
Speaker 4: and Rich Show. We bring it to the Dan Patrick Show.
Speaker 4: Today we celebrate Kevin Heart's forty fourth birthday, and we
Speaker 4: were talking about actors and athletes before their big break,
Speaker 4: like before they were.
Speaker 5: Like you made like Britney Spears and the Mickey Mouse Club.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, it could even be singers. Yeah.
Speaker 8: In our pre show meeting we mentioned how jay Z
Speaker 8: and Tom Brady were a big topic yesterday. Well, jay
Speaker 8: Z was the little sidekick to Big Jazz before he
Speaker 8: broke out.
Speaker 4: Jay Z was a nobody from Nowhereville. He was the
Speaker 4: backup dude to a rapper that no one even remembers.
Speaker 4: Probably nowadays I do. He was in the video for
Speaker 4: Hawaiian Sophie. Yep, he had a big song called Groove
Speaker 4: makes us think of Tupac to Tupac Shakur Digital Underground.
Speaker 3: He was one of the backup dancers. Go ahead and
Speaker 3: rock down.
Speaker 5: Ye know what if you're going to talk about dancers.
Speaker 6: Jennifer Lopez who was playing pick a ball with Ben
Speaker 6: over the weekend.
Speaker 5: J Lo, we all know from in Living Color. She
Speaker 5: was one of the fly girls.
Speaker 3: Right, everybody has a past.
Speaker 4: Everybody starts somewhere, So it could be sports or entertainment.
Speaker 4: Eight seven, seven ninety nine on Fox, hit us up
Speaker 4: at Covino and Rich. I'll tie one into sports kind
Speaker 4: of sort of mc Hammer. It's a popular story, but
Speaker 4: everybody knows why he's got the Hammer nickname. He was
Speaker 4: a bat boy, a ball boy, and they always said
Speaker 4: he looked like Hammer and Hank Aaron. So he was
Speaker 4: a ball boy for the Oakland A's.
Speaker 5: Oh so it was the miners kidding Oaklan Ace.
Speaker 3: Right exactly. They were winning championships back then.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there are you're right, you're right. That was a
Speaker 5: different time.
Speaker 3: I gotta say, Rich, you got your a game today,
Speaker 3: But thank you.
Speaker 4: But people said that he was a great ballplayer growing up.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, no he was, he definitely.
Speaker 6: They said he had a stroke, you know, what's interesting.
Speaker 6: I saw this on a documentary about we're talking about
Speaker 6: action stars before. Bruce Willis, who I know, is dealing
Speaker 6: with some health stuff now, so wishing him and his
Speaker 6: fam the best. But Bruce Willis, you know, when he
Speaker 6: did the Diehard movies, they didn't have him on the
Speaker 6: original poster because they're like, whoa, people gonna believe the
Speaker 6: guy from Moonlighting is an action star? So you canna
Speaker 6: remember he was like a TV like what would you say,
Speaker 6: like like softy in.
Speaker 3: A way, right, Bibil Shepherd, Yeah, on Moonlighting. Yeah, So the.
Speaker 5: Idea of Bruce Willis being a huge action star came
Speaker 5: out of nowhere.
Speaker 4: Yeah, for sure. One that always stands out to me.
Speaker 4: It's a silly one, but it's still a really I
Speaker 4: assume everybody knows this one, but it's it's a great
Speaker 4: example of what we're talking about. I was a big
Speaker 4: Pewee Herman fan growing up. I still am.
Speaker 3: I'll say, love Pewey Herman.
Speaker 6: Oh do you think he's gonna take You think he's
Speaker 6: gonna take webbem Yama to the basement of the Alma?
Speaker 5: Maybe San Antonio.
Speaker 4: Well, he doesn't know what the Alma is, so yeah,
Speaker 4: I don't know if everybody knows. I assume they do.
Speaker 4: But Cowboy Curtis was played by none other than Lawrence Fishburn.
Speaker 3: That's right. So I mean like Lawrence.
Speaker 4: Fishburn was Cowboy Curtis from Pewee's Playhouse.
Speaker 6: Yes, well, cause you know, if you want to go
Speaker 6: old school to our childhood, you are a huge Growing
Speaker 6: Pains fan. And then in the later seasons they knew
Speaker 6: he was going to be a star. Everyone on set
Speaker 6: said he had a vibe even as a kid. But
Speaker 6: Leonardo DiCaprio is like the added you know, runaway kid,
Speaker 6: that the that the Severs took in.
Speaker 4: Yes, so what stands out to you? That's a good one.
Speaker 4: Everybody starts somewhere. Another funny one that I always thought
Speaker 4: was great kind of goes with Kevin Hart because Kevin
Speaker 4: Hart was in along King Poly but again like an
Speaker 4: ancillary character, barely noticeable at the time.
Speaker 3: Cuba Gooding Junior.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Academy Award winner was in coming to America in
Speaker 4: the barbershop scene, but he's just sitting there getting his
Speaker 4: haircut by the old guys. Yeah, so it's like, hey, wait,
Speaker 4: he was in Nobody then, but that guy turned into
Speaker 4: Cuba Gooding Junior.
Speaker 3: I have a sports related one.
Speaker 8: Joe Montana might not agree with this, but every time
Speaker 8: Rudy comes on and you're watching Rudy, who do you
Speaker 8: see a skinny, young Vince Vaughn as that quarterback that
Speaker 8: gets screamed at?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, and that's where Vincent I think John Favreau developed friendship.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: And by the way, Danny g you know, when I
Speaker 6: first watched Rudy, I didn't even recognize Vince Vaughn.
Speaker 5: He looks so different.
Speaker 3: Well you didn't know him then, Yeah.
Speaker 6: But I feel like a lot of people even watching
Speaker 6: back to oh wait, hold.
Speaker 4: On right, so young, he's so young, and you had
Speaker 4: an overweight John Favreau.
Speaker 3: So yeah, that's that's while that he was in that movie.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 6: For a brief minute, I want to give credit to
Speaker 6: Day Bayer, who is really being the scoops callahan on
Speaker 6: this wem Ben Yama Britney thing. I'm now getting pop
Speaker 6: ups from like TMZ, New York Post and everything. I
Speaker 6: feel like, Dan did Dan Bayer break the Britney story
Speaker 6: with web ben Yama? Because that's like I Covina all
Speaker 6: at once, my phone and everything on my computer getting
Speaker 6: all these pop ups. You're gonna hear about the phones
Speaker 6: man the rest of the day, you're gonna hear about this.
Speaker 3: It's a big story.
Speaker 6: Yeah, oh yeah, it's a perfect weekend of being Vegas.
Speaker 6: Maybe we'll even do a man on the street thing
Speaker 6: asking people.
Speaker 5: What they think.
Speaker 4: Sure, so let's do it all right? Uh yeah, before
Speaker 4: they became big stars. Any others come to mind.
Speaker 6: I got one that you always bring up, Cavino and
Speaker 6: I didn't know it until you pointed it out.
Speaker 5: Alfonso Robero.
Speaker 6: Before silver Spoons, you always talk about being the tap
Speaker 6: dance kid and doing all these ba.
Speaker 4: PEPs commercials with Michael Jackson. Instead was doing breakdance videos.
Speaker 4: He was a big time child star before he was
Speaker 4: doing Silver Spoons or anything like that.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 4: George Clooney was on Roseanne. That's a famous one. You're like, man,
Speaker 4: that dude the boss whatever factory they worked that.
Speaker 3: Wait that guy, he's George Clooney. Now, George Clooney was
Speaker 3: also on the Facts of Life. Facts of Life. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he's right. Yeah, it.
Speaker 4: So before they caught their big break and a personal story,
Speaker 4: which is a reminder that you won't You got to
Speaker 4: treat everyone with respect. It's Kevin Hart's birthday, and it
Speaker 4: makes us think back to his early days. Rich and
Speaker 4: I were hosting a red carpet event Danny g and
Speaker 4: Kevin Hart was not the Kevin Hart we know today.
Speaker 4: He was Kevin Hart from forty year old virgin just
Speaker 4: just a random actor, comedian that no one really knew.
Speaker 4: But I knew him because I followed comedy, like I
Speaker 4: know that guy. And we're at a red carpet event
Speaker 4: and Kevin Hart walks right up to us for an interview,
Speaker 4: and right at the same time, some publicists brought John
Speaker 4: Elway to us, and we had a choice to make.
Speaker 4: We're like, do we interview this comedian who nobody knows,
Speaker 4: or do we interview John Elway? And looking back, I
Speaker 4: still think we made the right choice. But it wasn't
Speaker 4: to Kevin Hart. You know, now, can we passed Kevin
Speaker 4: Hart for John Elway?
Speaker 5: You know how we discover that that?
Speaker 3: Respectfully?
Speaker 6: We were looking at old pictures once and Cavino goes,
Speaker 6: wait a minute, Kevin Hart. We totally we unintentionally dis
Speaker 6: Kevin Hart for John Elway.
Speaker 4: Unintentionally, of course, respectfully, but it's like, yo, man, we
Speaker 4: have John Elway now or we don't have him at all. Sorry, yo, man,
Speaker 4: We'll catch you in the future, but you see you
Speaker 4: next time.
Speaker 8: It's like Radio Row at the Super Bowl. We have
Speaker 8: to make those decisions. You had to make a choice
Speaker 8: there on the spot.
Speaker 5: What do you think about? Uh, I'm trying to think
Speaker 5: of some other people that.
Speaker 4: I mean, it works as sports dude. A lot of
Speaker 4: times people forget Randy Johnson was a Montreal Expo Like,
Speaker 4: oh yeah, I forgot he was on the expos before
Speaker 4: he came.
Speaker 5: Or another great one, Big Poppy.
Speaker 4: Everybody just knows Big Poppy as a Red Sox for
Speaker 4: the most they forget that he was hitting eleven home
Speaker 4: runs a year with the Twins.
Speaker 5: Before they were stars.
Speaker 4: Before they were big, before they broke out, before they
Speaker 4: were stars.
Speaker 6: You know, when you think about a show that blew
Speaker 6: up a lot of people, American Idol, Right, I'm not
Speaker 6: saying like, oh.
Speaker 5: Carrie Underwood was just a random country girl.
Speaker 6: I'm talking about like even the people involved in that show,
Speaker 6: like Randy Jackson was like a lifetime musician that we
Speaker 6: were like supposed to know that he was involved in
Speaker 6: music industry. My dog yo, a little pitchy Randy Jackson
Speaker 6: was a music producer for years. It was just sort
Speaker 6: of under the radar before Seacrest was making, you know,
Speaker 6: one hundred million dollars hosting everything. He was just a
Speaker 6: local LA radio DJ that hosted some stuff on like
Speaker 6: Animal Planet.
Speaker 8: Right, Yeah, he had a co host the first year.
Speaker 8: They were just both radio Dunkleman.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Hey, rich Spot found a picture of us interviewing Kevin
Speaker 4: Hart from two thousand and seven saying like, hey man, sorry,
Speaker 4: we got to make room for John Elway.
Speaker 3: I have this look on my face, like that guy,
Speaker 3: why are you taking time with him?
Speaker 5: He actually found the photo.
Speaker 8: Do you think Kevin Hard is like Michael Jordan and
Speaker 8: he remembers He'll always remember.
Speaker 4: You know, but but I'm sure he had to understand though,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean, Like as a sports fan,
Speaker 4: Kevin Hart had to recognize, Yeah, I'm getting bumped because
Speaker 4: that's John Elway, you know. But hey, he's had a
Speaker 4: crazy career and we give him all the prompts in
Speaker 4: the world. And it's also reminded that everybody starts somewhere. Everybody.
Speaker 4: You tell me the guy at the office, you don't
Speaker 4: believe in him, But if he believes in himself.
Speaker 6: Look out, Cad, you know I have one, and you're
Speaker 6: gonna you're gonna say, I did look this up because
Speaker 6: I was like, I feel like I saw someone in
Speaker 6: this movie. So we all know Home Alone one and two, right,
Speaker 6: like Kevin McAllister.
Speaker 5: The second one is just as good, maybe even better.
Speaker 6: Do you remember they made a Home Alone three, but
Speaker 6: no one watched it because it wasn't mcaulay culkin.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it was that little kid, the little.
Speaker 6: Like snot nose looking McCaulay culkin wanna be kid. The
Speaker 6: sister was Scarlett Johanson, and I remember watching that because
Speaker 6: my kids were like, isn't there another one. I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 6: but you don't want to watch that one. Scarlett Johansson's
Speaker 6: like the little kid in that movie. So you gotta
Speaker 6: think of every big star had their start. It just
Speaker 6: it's the truth, and every big athlete was, you know,
Speaker 6: a no name. At one point, every comedian was playing
Speaker 6: small clubs about the Eagles.
Speaker 4: Not Matt, not Donovan mcnambory, and the Eagles the band.
Speaker 4: They were the backup band for Linda Ronstadt before they
Speaker 4: became one of the highest selling artists of all time.
Speaker 4: So there's a lot of like music, ones, entertainment, sports
Speaker 4: before they hit it big. We talked about Demolition Man
Speaker 4: before because we're celebrating Stlone's birthday as well. Dude Jack
Speaker 4: Black was in that movie, and the legend goes is
Speaker 4: that he was late on the one day they needed
Speaker 4: him to bring in his line, so he never got
Speaker 4: a line. But he's in there in the background with Dennis.
Speaker 4: But he's in that movie and he was doing Atari
Speaker 4: Pitfall commercials as a kid before he became the Jack Black.
Speaker 4: We note today everybody has a story and when you
Speaker 4: see it and you look.
Speaker 3: Back, you're like, oh, look it's a young so and so.
Speaker 5: Some of these lists are great.
Speaker 6: I'm finally I'll post a couple of pictures later on
Speaker 6: our Instagram at Covido on ritch like. An example would
Speaker 6: be Ben Affleck was an uncredited basketball player in a
Speaker 6: high school scene in Buffy the Vampire Slayer the movie.
Speaker 5: You just see there's Ben just shooting hoops.
Speaker 3: You know what's funny?
Speaker 5: Man, At that time, it was probably the biggest thing
Speaker 5: in their life.
Speaker 4: Oh of course, without a doubt, and if anyone had
Speaker 4: worked with Ben in those days, they always remember him.
Speaker 4: As that, and it's kind of hard to shake off
Speaker 4: no matter what you do in life. For example, like
Speaker 4: Rich Nier radio guys right, who've done TV, but we're
Speaker 4: radio dudes at heart. And no matter what I do,
Speaker 4: the guys from the Stern crew always think of me
Speaker 4: as van driver in radio because that's what I.
Speaker 3: Did on my come up.
Speaker 4: I drove the radio station van for years and people
Speaker 4: always remember that. But everyone has a pass, everyone has
Speaker 4: a history. Everyone starts from somewhere.
Speaker 5: I'm looking at some of these pictures again at Covin
Speaker 5: on Retch. I'll post a couple of them right now.
Speaker 5: Don Cheatle dude, he was his sister.
Speaker 6: He dated the sister on Fresh Prince, and it's like
Speaker 6: a young Don Cheatle and he's got that Fresh Prince.
Speaker 5: I war drove in the nineties, maybe even before that.
Speaker 4: He was on a show called Sidekicks with a young
Speaker 4: Ernie Rayes Junior. He played like this villain.
Speaker 3: Look it up.
Speaker 4: It's crazy to see people's come up man. And we
Speaker 4: bring it up because we celebrate Kevin Hart on his
Speaker 4: forty fourth birthday. Look at him now, props to him.
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Speaker 4: we were reminiscent on Kevin Heart's forty fourth birthday that
Speaker 4: before he got his big break and became the Kevin
Speaker 4: Hart we know in Love today. He was in along
Speaker 4: King Polly, Yeah, and he was in forty year Old Virgin.
Speaker 4: He was the guy at the electronics store.
Speaker 6: And I put some of these pictures on our Instagram
Speaker 6: story at Covin on Rich.
Speaker 5: I'm doing that right now.
Speaker 6: And by the way, well hit us up on Buddy
Speaker 6: Sean out in Los Angeles, said Jake Gillenhall. Do you
Speaker 6: guys remember as Billy Crystal's kid in City slickers. He
Speaker 6: was like a little snot those kids.
Speaker 3: I do remember that.
Speaker 5: And there was one other.
Speaker 6: One that I was like, oh yeah, I totally had
Speaker 6: forgot that one. If you want to take a couple
Speaker 6: of phone calls and we'll uh yeah, let's let's.
Speaker 4: Take these phone calls. Now, we got to talk cheating
Speaker 4: in sports and in life. Ellie Daylon Cruise is in
Speaker 4: the news as of last night, but we got Sean
Speaker 4: and Sacramento people have show their big break athletes and entertainers.
Speaker 11: What's up man, yo, my brothers in chid Good morning
Speaker 11: to y'all, what's up man?
Speaker 12: Hey?
Speaker 11: First of all, breaking news of the Britney Spears stuff. Man,
Speaker 11: y'all had that before I even hit my Twitter timeline,
Speaker 11: so biggest and damn Byron on that. But on this
Speaker 11: topic at hand, I got a cuppy for you, and
Speaker 11: I know those keep it on sports guys are gonna
Speaker 11: be a little mad. But j Lo not only was
Speaker 11: she just some random fly girl, but she brought the
Speaker 11: whole booty movement touition once she started hitting the big
Speaker 11: screen with Selena and then hit after hit after hit man.
Speaker 11: So she she's one who definitely came out of nowhere
Speaker 11: for me, and one that came out of even you
Speaker 11: know nowhere. Even more is Kim Kardashian. I mean one
Speaker 11: video and all of a sudden, she's the biggest thing
Speaker 11: on reality TV and everybody wants to look like her.
Speaker 11: So I don't know if there's anybody else in the
Speaker 11: world entertainment that blew up bigger than Kim.
Speaker 4: Well, dude, the story is she was Paris Hilton's stylist. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and you know she was. I remember she was dating
Speaker 4: Nick Lache at one point, but she wasn't anyone famous.
Speaker 4: Her dad was kind of famous and now probably the
Speaker 4: most famous woman out there. But it just again the
Speaker 4: reminder is we all start from somewhere.
Speaker 6: Would you have ever thought during the oj trial one
Speaker 6: of the lawyer's daughters would be a bigger name than him?
Speaker 3: No, exactly right?
Speaker 4: Uh, Kevin in Texas, you're on the Cavino and Rich
Speaker 4: show before the Big Break?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 12: What was going on on? The speaking of big breaks?
Speaker 12: Just real quick with you, guys, and I'll get you
Speaker 12: modeled the one.
Speaker 10: Uh, dude.
Speaker 12: The first time I heard you, guys was on Dad's
Speaker 12: Patrick mandud I've been a fan everything, so that's y'all's
Speaker 12: big break. I want to give you a flowers for
Speaker 12: that's awesome.
Speaker 3: Appreciate heck you, hey hey.
Speaker 4: And before my big break, I want you to know
Speaker 4: I used to bartend at Benninggan's.
Speaker 12: Better better than jonah'sknock to be in a freaking rat
Speaker 12: at chesse jeans anyway.
Speaker 3: Oh, I didn't even know that. That's great.
Speaker 5: That's that's my new favorite Sun Saturday. Jonah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Jonahs tells that story often. That's funny man.
Speaker 12: Always he always goes back to anyways. I don't know
Speaker 12: if you guys noticed. It just happened the other day.
Speaker 12: I was watching The Friday and if you notice, some
Speaker 12: Worm is like taking the little kids the money, just
Speaker 12: making making good. Is one of the little kids with
Speaker 12: the with the hat sideways. Oh, I didn't know, in line,
Speaker 12: in line at a little the ice cream trips. Yeah, man,
Speaker 12: she's one of the ones. There wait a minute, and
Speaker 12: Worm is right there and I just don't happen to
Speaker 12: fall that that make.
Speaker 5: Damn, that's a good one. That's good one. You know.
Speaker 5: I thought of another one? Couldno.
Speaker 6: We all love Sandler movies growing up, and you might say, well,
Speaker 6: she was an actress he was working. But Claire Dumpy,
Speaker 6: the mom on Modern Family. We forget that she was
Speaker 6: his love interest in Happy Gilmore.
Speaker 4: Right, Yeah, she just didn't have that that fame back then.
Speaker 4: But looking at it, you know what funny. You know
Speaker 4: what's interesting is that that trick. The trick is anytime
Speaker 4: something something hits, then they lead with that person's image
Speaker 4: on Netflix. They become part of the uh the icon.
Speaker 5: Dude. You know what, Pedro Pascal.
Speaker 6: Because of the popularity of the Last of Us, they
Speaker 6: start digging up old movies of his and put it
Speaker 6: on HBO and Netflix.
Speaker 5: So that's that happens all the time.
Speaker 4: Just because he's in the background. Now you're tuning in
Speaker 4: to see that movie that random role on Buffy the
Speaker 4: Vampire slide. Yeah for making the round. Let's add let's
Speaker 4: let's advertise the show with him now, uh Nick, wrap
Speaker 4: it up. Before they became big stars in the world
Speaker 4: of sports and entertainment, they did what.
Speaker 11: Hey, what's up guys?
Speaker 10: The second time talking to you? Guys, I got a
Speaker 10: bribery ball from.
Speaker 11: You last time.
Speaker 12: Man.
Speaker 10: It's funny. I'll just brought this up because literally about
Speaker 10: two weeks ago, I just got reminded that heart Throb
Speaker 10: Captain America Chris Evans made his debut on The Nice
Speaker 10: Not Another teen movie, and I was like, I was
Speaker 10: completely blown away. Now he's superhero, superstar and back then
Speaker 10: he was just a funny.
Speaker 4: Little jock and dude, it's it's for everybody like Drake
Speaker 4: and uh the GROSSI you know that Canadian show that
Speaker 4: he was on, So like when you see highlights from that,
Speaker 4: you can't help but laugh. But they get the last
Speaker 4: laugh because look at him.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 3: What about like Leo DiCaprio and growing pits.
Speaker 8: Yeah much sorry, much like Rich who got his start
Speaker 8: on a game show Prices right, Uh the Rapper, The
Speaker 8: Rapper the game He was on Blind Date back in
Speaker 8: the day, oh with Roger Lodge.
Speaker 5: Yes, by the way, he speaking of Prices right. I
Speaker 5: was never contested.
Speaker 6: But at a funny moment on the show, Danny, have
Speaker 6: you ever seen that video of.
Speaker 5: Jesse Pinkman Aaron Paul Oh, yes, when.
Speaker 6: He was like in college and he was on the
Speaker 6: Prices right he listening, He's like, hey, what's up, Bob?
Speaker 6: I love you, Bob Barker. It was such a great
Speaker 6: clip if you've never seen it.
Speaker 4: And not only is he Aaron Paul from Breaking Bad,
Speaker 4: but he's in the New Black Mirror and that episode
Speaker 4: is great, definitely worth the watch. All Right, so thank
Speaker 4: you guys for all your phone calls. Thank you Fox
Speaker 4: Sports Radio Nation. Be sure to chime in at Covino
Speaker 4: and Rich on social media and threads of course, you know,
Speaker 4: sweeping the nation, so you can find us on threads.
Speaker 4: But appreciate all the feedback. Hit us up there, give
Speaker 4: me your prediction threads.
Speaker 6: Which is Zuckerberg's meta answer to Twitter, is that to
Speaker 6: catch on it all, even though when does the debut.
Speaker 3: It's debut already. Yeah, bro, hey, where you've been in
Speaker 3: Texas and over ten million users within the first day. Yeah,
Speaker 3: hey bro, welcome to Thursday.
Speaker 5: Whoa this debute?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Serious?
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's huge. And what's what's interesting about it. I've
Speaker 9: done a little investigation myself. It's like everyone's trying to
Speaker 9: figure it out together, and it's almost like endearing, like
Speaker 9: we're all in the same space, Like all of these
Speaker 9: people are just like all equalized now on this new platform,
Speaker 9: Like what is this? It's like the early days of Twitter,
Speaker 9: where you're like everyone's just sharing thoughts. It hasn't turned
Speaker 9: into like an annoying it's a trending thing.
Speaker 6: Yet two thoughts ahead. Does there come a point where
Speaker 6: we have too many social media?
Speaker 3: Absolutely?
Speaker 6: And then there's the other point though. You don't want
Speaker 6: to be the idiot that ignores it because then you're
Speaker 6: late to there.
Speaker 4: Not everything hits. What was the rooms one on the
Speaker 4: with the rooms? Yeah, I know what you're talking.
Speaker 6: About, clubhouse and clubhouse. Yeah, yeah, it was like there
Speaker 6: was like clubhouse fireside. There were all these like little
Speaker 6: chat interactive things that never really took off.
Speaker 9: It's not a guarantee, yeah, but this is taking off.
Speaker 9: And I feel like people's disillusion with Twitter after Elon
Speaker 9: Musk took it over, it may start driving more people
Speaker 9: over here.
Speaker 3: Well, I'll hit threads.
Speaker 5: Listen, it's fun. I'm speaking on behalf of everyone that's like,
Speaker 5: what the hell are you talking about?
Speaker 6: And I'm usually up on this stuff. But what functionality
Speaker 6: does meta threads have that you can't do on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, Facebook,
Speaker 6: all the social media you already have. What is the
Speaker 6: advantage for threads?
Speaker 3: Threads?
Speaker 9: There is no advantage. You can do anything on any
Speaker 9: of these apps.
Speaker 6: But I say, right, now if I if I want
Speaker 6: to see some viral video or funny dance or funny something,
Speaker 6: I'll see it on Instagram stories, or I'll it on TikTok.
Speaker 6: If I want to catch up with my grandma, you know,
Speaker 6: like old people, the same family members. It's just like
Speaker 6: you know how end news, Yeah, you know thoughts At
Speaker 6: this point, it's thought.
Speaker 9: It's more thoughts. You know how when things get too complicated,
Speaker 9: you strive for simplicity. This is back to simplicity. This
Speaker 9: is back to the early days of Twitter, where it's
Speaker 9: just people sharing their thoughts and it's.
Speaker 3: Kind of cool and great.
Speaker 5: It's it's like jack hands, we have have we posted
Speaker 5: on thread yet? As a show?
Speaker 9: I did post? I did do I claimed and posted
Speaker 9: our first thread. It's really bad, but no, I I
Speaker 9: got you got to get out there. You got to
Speaker 9: just like start posting.
Speaker 6: Is it linked already? Like you do create account? You
Speaker 6: have Facebook and Instagram, You're already involved.
Speaker 9: I'm pretty sure it's they use your Instagram account to
Speaker 9: get you into or any sort of meta account. But
Speaker 9: I use our Instagram account.
Speaker 5: What did you?
Speaker 6: What's our first post? Like you like uh man Britney
Speaker 6: spears am I right, like, what would you?
Speaker 3: What's your I just like Katie trying to figure it out. Yeah,
Speaker 3: pretty much.
Speaker 4: Still can't believe, Still can't believe. Laurence Fishburn, what's the
Speaker 4: Yeah it was that at sign Man.
Speaker 6: I sometimes I like talking about these things because they're
Speaker 6: fun to look back on, Like when Threads is ruling
Speaker 6: the world in two years, this conversation will sound really funny.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I think, what are threads? It's better to be
Speaker 9: with the trend. Can't be ahead of it, it's too late.
Speaker 9: But it's better to be with the trend than be
Speaker 9: behind on it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'll tell you what.
Speaker 6: One of my biggest one of the things that Cavino
Speaker 6: and I hated the most when we were at Serious
Speaker 6: XM back in the day early on, they looked at
Speaker 6: and a lot of media companies did. They looked at
Speaker 6: Twitter and Instagram and Facebook and all that as a
Speaker 6: competition to their media.
Speaker 5: So that I get you don't talk about it, stay
Speaker 5: off it.
Speaker 4: Well, the thinking is, if you have a funny punchline,
Speaker 4: use it on our medium, not someone else's.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but then it then then it became oh no,
Speaker 6: we were wrong, get on social media. Then it became well,
Speaker 6: how are your numbers? Well, not as good as they
Speaker 6: should be because you told me to stay off of
Speaker 6: those things. Yeah, and that was and that was a
Speaker 6: lot of companies that was not to That was SXAM,
Speaker 6: probably iHeart probably everything, but yeah, you don't want to
Speaker 6: be the guy that's like, yeah, TikTok stupid And then
Speaker 6: a year let me be like, all right, you know,
Speaker 6: if I checked TikTok.
Speaker 9: My wish is that it just remains simple. I just
Speaker 9: don't want it to become another Twitter. I don't want
Speaker 9: it to become another TikTok. I don't want it to
Speaker 9: I wanted to remain simple.
Speaker 3: Threat.
Speaker 4: It all ties into our next discussion actually perfectly, or
Speaker 4: should I say seamlessly because it's threads, nice seamless.
Speaker 3: Talking.
Speaker 6: I know, I know, I got seamlessly threads, seams, I
Speaker 6: get it. I'm just thinking, though, does there come a
Speaker 6: point though, where it's a little silly when it's like, hey,
Speaker 6: post that on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Twitter, threads, got to.
Speaker 3: Pick one you're good at.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's too much, you know, it's there's an obligation
Speaker 4: here and it takes away from the fun. But it's
Speaker 4: the next thing as of today. But if you start following,
Speaker 4: here's a today question. Because we make up rules as
Speaker 4: we go in line, whether it be social issues, right,
Speaker 4: it's like.
Speaker 3: Well, where's the rule book? I don't know? How do
Speaker 3: I know?
Speaker 4: People make things up as they go, and I expect
Speaker 4: you to just follow along and expect you to know
Speaker 4: the rules.
Speaker 3: What are the rules with threads? You just start following people?
Speaker 4: Is your wife or girlfriend gonna get mad because you're
Speaker 4: following that person? Is that cheating in today's world? Is
Speaker 4: that cheating in today's world? Why are you following her?
Speaker 3: I don't know she's hot? Well that's not cool, right?
Speaker 4: So these things they post questions and that's what happens
Speaker 4: with technology, and that's what happened with Ellie de la
Speaker 4: Cruz yesterday. There's new technology. Umpires didn't know what to
Speaker 4: do with it. Yeah, and it chusdom of cheating.
Speaker 6: It's you know, you notice like a couple of years back,
Speaker 6: certain baseball players would use the bet that had we
Speaker 6: that weird club ending like the handle was like a
Speaker 6: weird misshaping club. And Ellie de la Cruz has even
Speaker 6: a different version, like a weird knobby knob.
Speaker 4: The data from his swings. It's a data tracker, so
Speaker 4: it's it's not anything more than that, and it was
Speaker 4: approved by the MLB, but it caused some controversy. And
Speaker 4: we'll explain next what is cheating in sports and in life.
Speaker 4: We got more Covino and Rich in for Dan Patrick,
Speaker 4: which your Sultan Pepa, Yeah and Rich Danny g on
Speaker 4: the phones at eight seven, seven ninety nine on Fox.
Speaker 4: Everything at Covino and Rich, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, threads, threads at.
Speaker 3: Covino and Rich. Dan Byer's got your updates.
Speaker 4: Dan Byer probably gonna talk about or you're definitely gonna
Speaker 4: hear about it later on. There's a new story Rich
Speaker 4: surfacing today that Damian Lillard's agent, Aaron Goodwin has been
Speaker 4: calling prospective trade partners and warning them against Dame, saying
Speaker 4: he's an unhappy player unless it's the heat, unless.
Speaker 6: They pretty much saying, don't try to trade bait for
Speaker 6: my guy. I'm his agent. I'm telling you he wants
Speaker 6: to play for Miami, So hey, Boston, don't give Portland
Speaker 6: a good deal because he doesn't want to go to you,
Speaker 6: which is a very twenty twenty three thing. I saw
Speaker 6: Ben Maler they posted a clip Doug Gottlieb a lot
Speaker 6: of people on the network talking about who has the
Speaker 6: power here, Dame or the Blazers, And you know what,
Speaker 6: it brings me to a story, Cavino, real quick, right quick.
Speaker 6: Back in the day in New York City, Keith Hernandez
Speaker 6: was playing for the Saint Louis Cardinals, won an MVP,
Speaker 6: won a World Series, the Mets not much different than today,
Speaker 6: one of the worst teams in baseball. Keith Hernandez contemplated,
Speaker 6: I may just not play baseball anymore. I don't want
Speaker 6: to play for the Mets. When he was traded to
Speaker 6: the Mets, he was so unhappy. But within a year
Speaker 6: he changed his tune, ended up not only winning a
Speaker 6: World Series, but you know, being their announcer and you know,
Speaker 6: pretty much becoming a legend within the team. So I
Speaker 6: don't know, how do you feel about players saying like nah,
Speaker 6: I mean.
Speaker 4: It all ties into loyalty, which is what we're sort
Speaker 4: of talking about. Cheating and sports and entertainment. And we're
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Speaker 6: When a player isn't happy somewhere is I mean, should
Speaker 6: should the Blazers care? I mean, that's a that's a
Speaker 6: conversation I guess for another day. We'll see what happens.
Speaker 6: But it is interesting that the agent said, well do
Speaker 6: do they?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: Dame Lillard and Chris Bussard was talking about that. It's like, hey, yeah,
Speaker 4: they want to do right and they want to do
Speaker 4: the right thing. There's been some good loyalty on Dame's part,
Speaker 4: but they don't want to get trash in return. They
Speaker 4: want to be happy with their return if they're going
Speaker 4: to do right by him. Makes sense, right, makes total sense.
Speaker 6: Now, you mentioned this story about de la Cruz from
Speaker 6: the Cincinnati.
Speaker 3: It's called knobgate. Yeah, it's knobgate.
Speaker 5: Knobgate. Sounds funny, knobgate.
Speaker 3: Knobgate.
Speaker 6: They were unsure if this, if this little knob he
Speaker 6: has on the end of his bat was legal or not.
Speaker 6: And you're saying it not only is like you know,
Speaker 6: for the grip of it, It monitors it. This is
Speaker 6: like next level technology.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: Dave Martinez had an issue with it of the Nationals, right,
Speaker 4: so he's like, yeah, what's going on with that bat?
Speaker 4: So the Empires confiscate the bat, they take a look
Speaker 4: at it, they give him a hassle and a half
Speaker 4: about it.
Speaker 5: So you're saying, the umpires checked Dela Cruz's knob.
Speaker 4: They checked his knob, and they're like, oh, we don't
Speaker 4: have to do this thing, yo, what's going on here?
Speaker 4: It turns out it's a data tracker for his swings. Actually,
Speaker 4: the data like the exit velocity, the trajectory of a swing,
Speaker 4: how fast he's swinging. It just gives him data and
Speaker 4: it's been approved by the MLB now because he was
Speaker 4: harassed about it a little bit. He comes up later
Speaker 4: on and he hits a four hundred and fifty five
Speaker 4: foot bomb and then he's pointing at the umpires like, yo,
Speaker 4: take that knob gate, And he's pointing at Dave Martinez
Speaker 4: and I think it was his fourth home run. He's
Speaker 4: batting three eighteen, putting the Reds over the Nationals nine too.
Speaker 4: I mean, the dude is dominant, but again, it's the
Speaker 4: technology being ahead of things. And then it makes people
Speaker 4: think that he's up to no good or he's cheating,
Speaker 4: or what's that about? And then Dave Martinez said, I
Speaker 4: love the way he plays the game. I didn't like
Speaker 4: his antics after he hit the home run. We can
Speaker 4: do without that.
Speaker 5: But why is everyone so against antics?
Speaker 6: That's that's what I don't want to have that tired conversation.
Speaker 3: Well, in his defense, he didn't know what the heck
Speaker 3: it was. The technology, you know, is coming out too quick.
Speaker 5: No, not the technology I'm saying.
Speaker 6: You know, Joe, you back to me that like when
Speaker 6: people celebrate and someone gets mad about it, like, stop it.
Speaker 5: Get what the time?
Speaker 7: In baseball, though, you can just come off the bench,
Speaker 7: you know what I'm saying. You can't do it in
Speaker 7: the NBA. Yeah, in baseball, Like what did he do?
Speaker 4: Said he's only got two weeks in the big leagues,
Speaker 4: but he's going to be a good player because he
Speaker 4: because he was hassled and questioned about the knob, the
Speaker 4: data tracker. You know, he then points at the knob like, YO,
Speaker 4: take that with your investigation, you know, because he did
Speaker 4: have approval to you not.
Speaker 3: Just tell my picture throw at him the next.
Speaker 5: Time Comino doesn't.
Speaker 6: There isn't there a don't you like when you see
Speaker 6: a young player playing with that enthusiasm like a de
Speaker 6: la cruise? Like did you see last night when Alvarez
Speaker 6: hit the game tying home run for the Mets with
Speaker 6: two strikes knife inning and he turns around to the
Speaker 6: dugout in flexes and he smiles and he's like backpedaling,
Speaker 6: Like is that Do you look at that as like, oh,
Speaker 6: keep it down?
Speaker 3: Or do you say I like that enthusiasm, yasm.
Speaker 4: But you also have to realize that not everybody was
Speaker 4: privy to the sense the rubber censor at the end
Speaker 4: of the bat right, Like, it doesn't become normal until
Speaker 4: it is. It's like the first time you heard about uber,
Speaker 4: You're like, wait a second, what you're getting in the
Speaker 4: car with strangers?
Speaker 3: What are you crazy? Then it becomes normal.
Speaker 4: So in Davy Martinez's defense and the umpire's defense and
Speaker 4: everyone else, it did look suspect.
Speaker 5: You're like, well, what you were saying, Davy didn't like
Speaker 5: how he celebrated.
Speaker 3: Also he didn't, But that's my point.
Speaker 4: But what do you expect you think just because Ellie
Speaker 4: de la Cruz is aware of this, doesn't mean everybody is,
Speaker 4: but he already had permission from the MLB to use it, right,
Speaker 4: So that was Knobgate yesterday. But the same thing goes
Speaker 4: along with any technology that's new. With Threads debuting today,
Speaker 4: how's your significant other going to react if you're following
Speaker 4: all these women?
Speaker 9: By the way, up to thirty million? Up the users
Speaker 9: now up to thirty million people? Rich Rich's what?
Speaker 3: Wait?
Speaker 5: Huh?
Speaker 3: What's up? What you know?
Speaker 4: It poses the question there too, because there's new rules
Speaker 4: in everything as you go, because things change, society changes,
Speaker 4: rules in baseball and sports change. It's like, if you're
Speaker 4: talking to someone now through Threads, is that considered a
Speaker 4: no no in today's world?
Speaker 6: But it's for the show, Honey, I swear it's a
Speaker 6: I mean I could follow butt Cheeks on Instagram and
Speaker 6: not Threads.
Speaker 5: What's what's the rules?
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