WEBVTT - The Season with Peter Schrager: Dan Patrick 0:00:07.266 --> 0:00:09.706 The Season with Peter Schreeger is a production of the 0:00:09.786 --> 0:00:24.786 NFL in partnership with iHeartRadio. What's Up, Everybody, Welcome to 0:00:24.826 --> 0:00:27.386 another episode of the Season with Peter Schreger. We are 0:00:27.386 --> 0:00:31.386 recording this on Halloween Tuesday morning. It is trade deadline 0:00:31.466 --> 0:00:34.146 day as well, so we're not gonna get too much 0:00:34.186 --> 0:00:38.306 into potential transactions or transactions that might happen, because by 0:00:38.306 --> 0:00:40.866 the time you listen to this, it's gonna be already done. 0:00:41.426 --> 0:00:42.866 But if you listen to this podcast, you know it's 0:00:42.906 --> 0:00:46.706 been an ongoing couple weeks where I've been previewing and 0:00:46.746 --> 0:00:49.746 giving out a little bit of information about my Celebrity 0:00:49.826 --> 0:00:53.986 Jeopardy appearance. Now that it aired last Wednesday, the cat 0:00:54.066 --> 0:00:55.906 is out of the bag and I promise not to 0:00:55.946 --> 0:00:58.546 mention it every week for the rest of my life. However, 0:00:59.946 --> 0:01:04.306 my two beautiful producers slash executives on this podcast are 0:01:04.306 --> 0:01:07.066 both on with me now. Aaron Wankof's been the greatest 0:01:07.066 --> 0:01:09.466 producer in the game, and Jason English, who is in 0:01:09.466 --> 0:01:12.346 that studio every single week with us, is from the 0:01:12.386 --> 0:01:15.346 iHeart team. I wanted to open up the phones and 0:01:15.426 --> 0:01:18.146 open up the lines and allow you guys to more 0:01:18.266 --> 0:01:20.426 or less ask me anything you might have as questions, 0:01:20.426 --> 0:01:22.586 but also serve as a press conference of sorts. I 0:01:22.586 --> 0:01:26.386 will start with this though for the listener who has 0:01:26.466 --> 0:01:31.546 not watched the episode. It was myself, Mira, Sorvino, and 0:01:31.746 --> 0:01:34.506 Adam Rodriguez, who is an actor. We went down to 0:01:34.546 --> 0:01:38.186 the final Jeopardy question. Servino had a small edge on me. 0:01:39.066 --> 0:01:44.226 I bet just about everything and Sorvino bet everything and 0:01:44.546 --> 0:01:47.386 we both got it right and she won. I will 0:01:47.386 --> 0:01:49.426 give you some behind the music though now as I 0:01:49.426 --> 0:01:52.746 think it does pertain to some of your questions, and 0:01:52.786 --> 0:01:54.346 we'll get into all of it. If you watched, you 0:01:54.426 --> 0:01:56.466 might want to rewatch it so we can get to 0:01:56.546 --> 0:01:59.706 the nitty gritty depending on Aaron and Jason's questions. But 0:02:00.386 --> 0:02:04.586 here is the backstory of Final Jeopardy if you watched. 0:02:04.706 --> 0:02:08.626 So we go into the last couple questions and Servino 0:02:08.746 --> 0:02:12.986 got like a one thousand or a fifteen hundred dollar 0:02:13.106 --> 0:02:14.906 question and like a five hundred dollars question, so it's 0:02:14.946 --> 0:02:17.226 a big point swing of like two thousand dollars and 0:02:17.266 --> 0:02:21.586 she had, I want to say, like a thousand dollars 0:02:21.666 --> 0:02:23.866 lead on me going into it. It was you know, 0:02:23.866 --> 0:02:26.186 it might have been like nine thousand to eight thousand 0:02:26.466 --> 0:02:28.386 whatever it is. Now she had twelve thousand, so it 0:02:28.426 --> 0:02:32.666 was twelve thousand to like eleven hundred. So she was 0:02:32.706 --> 0:02:34.666 up by like a thousand on me. And I'm like, 0:02:35.266 --> 0:02:37.226 give me something because I was rolling, I was in 0:02:37.226 --> 0:02:39.026 the zone here. I'm like, give me a topic that 0:02:39.106 --> 0:02:40.946 I know I can bet it all for and I 0:02:40.946 --> 0:02:44.146 can get it right. The topic comes up and it's 0:02:44.386 --> 0:02:50.386 tween Lit. My heart sinks. Here's the process of how 0:02:50.386 --> 0:02:53.546 it works in real life, just as you see on TV. 0:02:53.666 --> 0:02:57.666 You get that final topic, they give you thirty seconds 0:02:58.506 --> 0:03:03.186 to write in your wager. So she's up a thousand 0:03:03.226 --> 0:03:06.786 on me. I'm like tween Lit. I'm like, like, they 0:03:06.826 --> 0:03:11.226 couldn't give me Arizona Cardinals wide receivers. They couldn't give 0:03:11.266 --> 0:03:14.266 me like nineteen eighties Van Damn movies. I would have 0:03:14.306 --> 0:03:17.946 been money with anything, anything US history. I would be 0:03:17.946 --> 0:03:20.906 good tween Lit as much as I'm a pop culture guy. 0:03:21.586 --> 0:03:24.186 It is a blind spot. And as I look over 0:03:24.226 --> 0:03:26.306 and I would like the Jeopardy producers to hear this, 0:03:27.266 --> 0:03:32.786 Mira Cervino has multiple teenage children sitting in the first 0:03:32.946 --> 0:03:34.586 row of the crowd, and she looks over to them, 0:03:34.626 --> 0:03:35.986 and I get like a thumbs up from them that 0:03:36.106 --> 0:03:39.266 they're encouraging her. I'm like, oh, so like any tween 0:03:39.386 --> 0:03:43.106 lit of the last ten years. She knows. So my 0:03:43.226 --> 0:03:46.426 brain starts scrambling and I'm not intimidated. But I'm also like, 0:03:47.186 --> 0:03:50.826 who wrote the Twilight books. I'm like, damn it, who 0:03:50.826 --> 0:03:54.226 wrote the Twilight books? I'm Abrams. I knew it. I 0:03:54.266 --> 0:03:57.226 was like, it's like Abrams that. I'm like, who wrote 0:03:57.306 --> 0:03:59.266 the Hunger Games? I didn't read any of these books. 0:03:59.306 --> 0:04:01.466 I've never read any of these books. I'm like, Hunger 0:04:01.506 --> 0:04:05.146 Games Collins, Suzanne Collins, this is just walking by a 0:04:05.226 --> 0:04:10.426 Hudson News every week for five years, going to two 0:04:11.026 --> 0:04:14.746 different NFL games, going to LA being delayed, walking through 0:04:14.786 --> 0:04:18.546 Hudson nudes. Then I'm like, all right, what the It's 0:04:18.706 --> 0:04:21.746 Edward and Richard or Edward and Charlie. Who are the 0:04:21.746 --> 0:04:22.426 two Vings? 0:04:22.986 --> 0:04:27.826 It's Edward and Jacob and it's Stephanie Meyers. It's Stephanie. 0:04:28.746 --> 0:04:32.746 Stephanie Abrams. Like the Georgia political like in the Democratic 0:04:32.786 --> 0:04:34.666 Party shows you how smart I am. I'm glad I 0:04:34.666 --> 0:04:38.506 didn't get local election politics either. Thanks for correcting me. 0:04:38.506 --> 0:04:41.506 I would have gotten that one all along. So Stephanie Abrams, 0:04:41.546 --> 0:04:43.946 we see, is that her name, Stephanie Abrams, the one 0:04:43.946 --> 0:04:45.546 down in Georgia? Can we look that up? Or is 0:04:45.586 --> 0:04:45.866 that wrong? 0:04:45.906 --> 0:04:46.386 Stacey? 0:04:46.546 --> 0:04:51.386 Stacey Abrams? Okay, what was the guy? 0:04:51.826 --> 0:04:55.866 Stephanie Abrams is a news actor meteorologist on the Weather Channel. 0:04:56.026 --> 0:04:58.226 There you go, yeah, shout out to Stephanie. 0:04:59.146 --> 0:04:59.666 That's great. 0:05:00.786 --> 0:05:02.826 Just like everyone asked me, who'd you go up against 0:05:02.826 --> 0:05:05.066 its celebrity Jeopardy, and I said, meet Lacunas for the 0:05:05.066 --> 0:05:08.746 first two weeks, and it was actually Mira Servino. 0:05:09.786 --> 0:05:10.866 Not great with names. 0:05:11.866 --> 0:05:15.546 I'm like me Lacunas. They're like, really, Mila Cunis. It 0:05:15.626 --> 0:05:16.426 was Mira Servino. 0:05:16.426 --> 0:05:19.906 Anyway, Serveno's got these kids, and I'm like, I don't know, 0:05:19.986 --> 0:05:22.706 you know, so I just said I'll bet just about everything. 0:05:22.706 --> 0:05:26.666 I think. I bet seventy two hundred. I had eleven hundred. 0:05:27.066 --> 0:05:29.586 And I see her smiling, and I'm like, she knows this. 0:05:30.186 --> 0:05:32.426 So we get to it. The question is and I 0:05:32.426 --> 0:05:34.266 don't know if the word for word, but basically it 0:05:34.346 --> 0:05:39.826 was like this tween literature author later said she regretted 0:05:39.866 --> 0:05:42.746 not calling her famous book just Margaret as opposed to 0:05:42.826 --> 0:05:45.706 the long title, and I'm like, are you there, God, Margaret, 0:05:45.746 --> 0:05:47.826 that's probably wrong, but I'm like, that's Judy Bloom. I 0:05:47.866 --> 0:05:50.386 know Judy Bloom. I know Tales, what fourth grade? Nothing, 0:05:50.466 --> 0:05:53.666 I know super Fudge. I'm like, hell yeah, I go 0:05:53.746 --> 0:05:56.786 seventy two hundred dollars. I'm already in pop committed. Who 0:05:56.826 --> 0:05:59.306 is Judy Bloom? I have enough time where I could write, 0:05:59.466 --> 0:06:01.786 you know, hello, Melon Betty, my kids. I've always wanted 0:06:01.786 --> 0:06:05.226 to do that. I was on cloud nine here, but 0:06:05.266 --> 0:06:08.786 then I look over and Serveno Slash Kunis Slash whoever 0:06:08.986 --> 0:06:12.706 had already written her answer, and it's just like staring 0:06:12.746 --> 0:06:15.506 off into oblivion. I'm like, so then they come to 0:06:15.546 --> 0:06:18.026 me and it's like, all right, Peter, did you have 0:06:18.906 --> 0:06:22.426 you know the correct answer? I'm like, who is Judy Bloom? Hello, 0:06:22.506 --> 0:06:24.986 Melon Betty? And he's like, that is correct. Jennings by 0:06:25.026 --> 0:06:27.786 the way, a mensch loved this guy. He's like, that 0:06:27.906 --> 0:06:31.786 is correct, Peter, how much did you wager? Seventy two hundred? 0:06:31.986 --> 0:06:34.506 And you want to say hello to Melon Betty? And 0:06:34.506 --> 0:06:37.186 I said good night, guys, good night, Melon Betty, my 0:06:37.226 --> 0:06:39.466 two kids, and like that was cool, great, got that 0:06:39.586 --> 0:06:42.226 in now, I'm like a competitor in me. As much 0:06:42.226 --> 0:06:44.066 as I want everyone's charity to do well, and I 0:06:44.106 --> 0:06:46.306 want to, I want Servina to fall in her face. 0:06:46.506 --> 0:06:48.226 I want her to come out here and be like, 0:06:49.706 --> 0:06:52.866 who's another teen literature person? JK. 0:06:52.986 --> 0:06:53.306 Rowling? 0:06:53.346 --> 0:06:55.346 I wanted to see something. I want her to get something. 0:06:56.266 --> 0:06:58.826 She comes out and she's like, who is Judy Bloom? 0:06:58.946 --> 0:07:01.466 And she is right? And she bet it all so 0:07:01.506 --> 0:07:04.426 she was nervous about me, which I liked. She bet 0:07:04.426 --> 0:07:07.186 twelve two hundred. So I can go to sleep at 0:07:07.266 --> 0:07:10.066 night knowing I played a great game. I also can 0:07:10.106 --> 0:07:11.986 go to sleep knowing that even if I wagered all 0:07:12.026 --> 0:07:15.626 of mine eleven thousand, she still would have won because 0:07:15.666 --> 0:07:18.706 she met all of hers. In closing, Michael Davies, the 0:07:18.746 --> 0:07:22.106 executive producer who also works at Sony and has a 0:07:22.146 --> 0:07:24.666 million other shows, Watch What's Happening Live and Good Morning Football, 0:07:24.666 --> 0:07:27.706 all these things. He has put in this thing for 0:07:27.866 --> 0:07:30.466 Jeopardy Now where you can go online and look up 0:07:30.506 --> 0:07:33.946 the stats how many times you've buzzed right, how many 0:07:33.946 --> 0:07:36.626 times you got here was the backbreaker for me, if 0:07:36.666 --> 0:07:41.426 you noticed, and we'll get through it. The first first category, 0:07:42.186 --> 0:07:44.306 I didn't even get a buzzer in. I was in 0:07:44.306 --> 0:07:48.666 a two thousand dollars hole from Go where both Cervino 0:07:48.786 --> 0:07:51.186 and Rodriguez had the buzzer down. The buzzer will screw 0:07:51.226 --> 0:07:53.706 me up. I finally got the rhythm down, but I 0:07:53.746 --> 0:07:59.586 buzzed in on. I got nineteen questions right, Aaron Jason, 0:07:59.666 --> 0:08:04.746 I only got three questions wrong my entire jeopardy experience, 0:08:04.906 --> 0:08:08.866 nineteen right, re wrong. Two of them happened to be 0:08:09.026 --> 0:08:13.026 daily doubles, so I got burned on those where I 0:08:13.106 --> 0:08:15.026 got them wrong, and we can go through them the 0:08:15.186 --> 0:08:17.346 correct answers. I don't know if you asked me twenty 0:08:17.346 --> 0:08:18.746 times if I would have gotten either one of them. 0:08:18.746 --> 0:08:21.426 I have no regrets on those, but the one that 0:08:21.506 --> 0:08:26.746 really screwed me. There was some question about funguss at 0:08:26.786 --> 0:08:30.186 the end, and it says something with the internet and 0:08:30.306 --> 0:08:33.186 a web, and these guys both answer, and it was 0:08:33.226 --> 0:08:35.906 fifteen hundred dollars and they both answer wrong. And if 0:08:35.946 --> 0:08:40.666 I had just stayed quiet and not guessed anything, I 0:08:40.666 --> 0:08:43.146 would have had a nice three thousand dollars swing. I 0:08:43.146 --> 0:08:45.426 probably would have wanted the final jeopardy with the most points. 0:08:45.426 --> 0:08:47.266 I probably would have won the entire thing because I 0:08:47.266 --> 0:08:50.906 got Final Jeopardy right, but there was this like like 0:08:51.026 --> 0:08:52.906 I'm feeling it. I was hot. I felt like Michael 0:08:52.946 --> 0:08:55.706 Jordan against Utah, like I'm like I can't miss right now, 0:08:55.746 --> 0:08:57.746 and this is like Cliff Robinson and the Blazers, and 0:08:57.746 --> 0:08:59.706 I'm just shrugging to the crowd because I'm so hot. 0:09:00.146 --> 0:09:03.906 I buzz in and I'm like, what is the dark web? 0:09:04.346 --> 0:09:04.866 And everything? 0:09:04.906 --> 0:09:05.826 It's a great answer. 0:09:07.066 --> 0:09:10.506 Every It was about fungus and a web, and everyone 0:09:10.626 --> 0:09:12.586 in the crowd like gasped because you know, on the 0:09:12.666 --> 0:09:16.506 dark web it's like porn and like child like disgusting things. 0:09:16.546 --> 0:09:18.146 I don't even know what the dark web is, but 0:09:18.146 --> 0:09:21.586 I'm like the dark web and he's like, sorry, that's incorrect. 0:09:21.586 --> 0:09:25.426 The answer was wood wide web, which I don't know 0:09:25.466 --> 0:09:27.826 what that even is. I mean, this is Celebrity Jeopardy. 0:09:27.826 --> 0:09:29.906 We're domba, like, what are you doing with wood wide web? 0:09:30.586 --> 0:09:33.546 I got it wrong. It cost me fifteen hundred dollars. 0:09:33.986 --> 0:09:37.506 I was in a funk after that, and I'll be honest, 0:09:37.546 --> 0:09:40.906 if I didn't buzz in, I probably would have won 0:09:41.066 --> 0:09:44.986 Celebrity Jeopardy. I have no regrets. I did it so 0:09:45.026 --> 0:09:49.786 I got nineteen right, three wrong. Sorvino got like twenty 0:09:49.826 --> 0:09:53.746 six right and like seven wrong. So she was quicker 0:09:53.786 --> 0:09:56.346 on the buzzer. So if I had like twenty two 0:09:56.426 --> 0:09:58.546 that I even got a chance to answer. She had 0:09:58.546 --> 0:10:00.306 thirty three. She was quicker on the buzzer around like 0:10:00.346 --> 0:10:03.386 eleven of them. So I will take my hat and 0:10:03.466 --> 0:10:06.386 I will I will do hats off to mirror Servena. 0:10:06.826 --> 0:10:09.306 She kicked my ass in Jeopardy at the last second, 0:10:09.706 --> 0:10:12.026 and she did so by being better on the buzzer. 0:10:12.986 --> 0:10:15.506 She was a worthy opponent. I am proud of her. 0:10:15.666 --> 0:10:17.386 We have not said a word to each other since 0:10:17.466 --> 0:10:20.266 and watching it back, she had kind of a snide 0:10:20.506 --> 0:10:23.826 comment after I guessed who is Debbie Gibson, like she 0:10:23.906 --> 0:10:27.226 was surprised that I would know Debbie Gibson. Mira, please, well, 0:10:27.266 --> 0:10:29.426 you were starring in Oscar winning films. I was in 0:10:29.426 --> 0:10:32.906 my shag carpet den of a computer room down in 0:10:32.906 --> 0:10:34.946 free On, New Jersey, listening to not only Debbie Gibson, 0:10:34.946 --> 0:10:39.066 but to Tiffany, to Sina Easton, to Blinda Carlisle, to 0:10:39.106 --> 0:10:44.186 the Bengals. I go deep on pop music. That was 0:10:44.226 --> 0:10:46.786 my experience. We can ask all the questions. We got 0:10:46.786 --> 0:10:50.186 about five minutes until our guest comes on, So I'll 0:10:50.186 --> 0:10:51.986 start with you on a press conference. I will call 0:10:52.026 --> 0:10:55.386 on you guys, ask me anything. We'll start. We're gonna 0:10:55.386 --> 0:10:57.906 start with you, Aaron. What is your first question about 0:10:57.906 --> 0:10:58.946 the Jeopardy experience. 0:10:59.706 --> 0:11:04.466 So, mister Schrager, when the categories are shown and they're revealed, 0:11:04.786 --> 0:11:07.666 which was the one that a gave you the most 0:11:08.026 --> 0:11:11.586 anxiety and the one that be you were like, I got. 0:11:11.346 --> 0:11:16.746 This, okay, most anxiety was Nobel Prizes. Didn't know what 0:11:16.826 --> 0:11:19.146 we're talking about, the Peace Prize, didn't know if we're 0:11:19.186 --> 0:11:22.586 talking about like some scientists. And sure enough, one of 0:11:22.626 --> 0:11:26.866 the daily doubles was about the Nobel Prize for science 0:11:27.066 --> 0:11:31.026 or something, and it was like this this city. I 0:11:31.026 --> 0:11:32.346 guess do you remember the. 0:11:32.386 --> 0:11:35.386 Question where this? What city is it? Are they awarded 0:11:35.426 --> 0:11:35.786 in it? 0:11:35.826 --> 0:11:37.626 But it wasn't where they awarded in? 0:11:37.706 --> 0:11:41.666 Wasn't it like it, where's the newest prize awarded in 0:11:41.706 --> 0:11:43.146 this Scandinavian? 0:11:43.426 --> 0:11:43.986 Yeah? 0:11:44.026 --> 0:11:45.866 Yes, I wouldn't have gotten that one. Jason. 0:11:45.906 --> 0:11:50.266 I was I'm like Scandinavian, so I'm thinking Helsinki. I'm thinking, 0:11:51.826 --> 0:11:55.266 like I got what's Norway? And I didn't have it, 0:11:55.306 --> 0:11:58.706 and I'm like, is Denmark? And I was like, I'm 0:11:58.706 --> 0:12:01.826 gonna go Denmark. I'm gonna say Copenhagen, which sounds like 0:12:01.866 --> 0:12:04.106 an elegant city, great city, and I had just been 0:12:04.106 --> 0:12:08.106 watching The Bear and that restaurant. What's the restaurant like Noma? 0:12:08.146 --> 0:12:10.586 Is that what it's called. It's like the fanciest restaurant 0:12:10.586 --> 0:12:13.466 in the world, and I think it's in either Copenhagen 0:12:13.546 --> 0:12:16.786 or Amsterdam. I was like, what is Copenhagen, feeling like 0:12:16.866 --> 0:12:19.106 it was chance. The answer was what is Oslo? And 0:12:19.146 --> 0:12:21.066 I'm kicking myself. I'm like, of all the daily doubles, 0:12:21.106 --> 0:12:23.906 why do I get one in Nobel Prizes? So that's 0:12:23.906 --> 0:12:26.506 a great question. The one I felt most confident in 0:12:26.706 --> 0:12:28.666 was the EI E I Oh. 0:12:28.746 --> 0:12:30.426 You did so well in that yeah. 0:12:30.266 --> 0:12:33.826 And I cleaned up bro And it was basically pop 0:12:34.146 --> 0:12:38.946 stars who have those letters or pop bands yeah songs 0:12:39.346 --> 0:12:43.146 And I got one there in the Gemina bottle from 0:12:43.226 --> 0:12:47.746 Christina Aguilera One direction and Debbie Gibson. Kicking myself afterwards, 0:12:47.986 --> 0:12:51.306 they said, which Madonna's greatest hits is? E? I E, 0:12:51.426 --> 0:12:54.506 I Oh? And I'm thinking about Madonna's greatest hits and Honestly, 0:12:54.506 --> 0:12:58.146 I'm thinking of the movie what was it Truth or Dare? 0:12:58.986 --> 0:13:00.586 And I'm thinking, is it called Truth or Dare? It 0:13:00.586 --> 0:13:02.546 doesn't make sense, and like it was around the same time, 0:13:03.146 --> 0:13:05.746 and of course it's the Immaculate Collection, which I had 0:13:05.746 --> 0:13:09.066 that two CD in my bedroom and I'm kicking myself. 0:13:09.146 --> 0:13:09.866 But no regrets. 0:13:09.986 --> 0:13:11.706 That was a hard one because they didn't give you 0:13:11.746 --> 0:13:14.226 a ton of letters in that one either. 0:13:14.386 --> 0:13:16.346 No, it was just like blank, all right, Jason, what 0:13:16.346 --> 0:13:16.826 do you got? 0:13:17.146 --> 0:13:17.466 All right? 0:13:17.546 --> 0:13:20.986 So I don't often request to come on the podcast here, 0:13:21.026 --> 0:13:23.946 but I felt this is important. My favorite thing about 0:13:23.946 --> 0:13:27.706 this show is when you go deep with coaches gms 0:13:27.746 --> 0:13:33.106 about their origin, how they started making copies, cut breaking 0:13:33.146 --> 0:13:33.866 down film. 0:13:33.986 --> 0:13:36.226 I feel like you have a. 0:13:36.186 --> 0:13:41.346 Similar Jeopardy story where you were a viewer and then 0:13:41.386 --> 0:13:45.546 you were playing on the Commodore at sixty four for sure, 0:13:46.426 --> 0:13:48.586 and then you were you got to read a clue? 0:13:48.626 --> 0:13:49.466 Was that last year? 0:13:49.626 --> 0:13:51.146 That was last year I got to read a clue? 0:13:51.186 --> 0:13:54.466 It was like this NFL quarterback went from the forty 0:13:54.546 --> 0:13:56.426 nine ers to the Chiefs and then beat the forty 0:13:56.506 --> 0:13:58.906 nine ers the first time they played who is Joe Montana? 0:13:58.906 --> 0:13:59.426 All right? Go on? 0:13:59.706 --> 0:14:04.746 So that for most people, that would have been enough Jeopardy, 0:14:04.906 --> 0:14:11.106 that's the pinnacle. But this season Celebrity Jeopardy, the advanced analytics, 0:14:11.146 --> 0:14:11.546 I think. 0:14:11.386 --> 0:14:14.186 Are going to back up your claim, your your. 0:14:14.146 --> 0:14:18.826 Strong candidate, second place finish, acquitted yourself. 0:14:18.506 --> 0:14:19.746 Well, solid showing. 0:14:20.226 --> 0:14:22.146 I don't I'm getting to a question. 0:14:22.146 --> 0:14:22.866 I'm getting to a question. 0:14:23.146 --> 0:14:25.706 I love your question. You're like me on these podcasts. 0:14:26.946 --> 0:14:28.106 I don't want to end there. 0:14:28.386 --> 0:14:31.066 I think that we've got a lot of influential sports 0:14:31.146 --> 0:14:35.306 media and media people who listen to this show. Michael 0:14:35.386 --> 0:14:36.946 Davies your your friend. 0:14:37.346 --> 0:14:38.586 He doesn't listen to this, but go on. 0:14:39.066 --> 0:14:41.866 We can forward him the bar, this clip, this part 0:14:42.786 --> 0:14:46.266 Sports Jeopardy. Why isn't there Sports Jeopardy? And why aren't 0:14:46.266 --> 0:14:49.346 you the host? This should be on six hundred markets 0:14:49.346 --> 0:14:50.146 across the world. 0:14:50.626 --> 0:14:53.026 Jason, it's a great question. I'll go even more specific. 0:14:53.346 --> 0:14:57.826 The NFL the most powerful brand in the business. Jeopardy 0:14:57.826 --> 0:15:01.186 the most powerful game show. I think we could just 0:15:01.186 --> 0:15:03.106 do NFL Jeopardy and it would be a huge hit. 0:15:03.266 --> 0:15:05.586 Throw it on the NFL network instead of re airing 0:15:05.626 --> 0:15:09.426 a preseason game from twenty fourteen or showing some crappy 0:15:09.706 --> 0:15:13.066 you know, reair of a game that we haven't throw on, 0:15:13.226 --> 0:15:16.746 just episode after episode. We could bank hundreds of these 0:15:17.226 --> 0:15:20.226 and it would do really well. I think people from 0:15:20.226 --> 0:15:23.426 the NFL network, in the NFL media, you know, conglomerate 0:15:23.546 --> 0:15:27.106 that that employs us, listen to this. I'm not trying 0:15:27.146 --> 0:15:29.026 to say it's the biggest no brainer in the world, 0:15:29.026 --> 0:15:31.746 but it wouldn't cost much. I would do it with 0:15:31.786 --> 0:15:35.186 such joy. We could bank four hundred. Now here's my 0:15:35.306 --> 0:15:37.026 question to you, though, because I'll spin it on you. 0:15:37.106 --> 0:15:41.466 I think it's a no brainer. Do you have current 0:15:41.626 --> 0:15:48.106 NFL personalities as the guests or do you have the 0:15:48.386 --> 0:15:52.426 most hardcore football fans as Jeopardy contestants? Or do you 0:15:52.506 --> 0:15:55.866 like have like Sean mcva verus Kyle Shanahan versus Nick 0:15:55.946 --> 0:15:59.706 Sirianni Jason your thoughts. 0:15:59.506 --> 0:16:03.146 I think I'd want some personalities in there. So you're 0:16:03.186 --> 0:16:07.026 the host, are we bringing on play show? 0:16:07.986 --> 0:16:08.186 Yeah? 0:16:08.226 --> 0:16:10.826 No, no, no, I just said coaches, Like we have 0:16:10.866 --> 0:16:13.426 coaches and gms, and you have owners and you have 0:16:13.466 --> 0:16:15.746 some players. But like then you got to really sort of, 0:16:16.066 --> 0:16:18.026 you know, narrow it down to the current day. But 0:16:18.066 --> 0:16:21.786 I was thinking, like, you know, let's have an owner's 0:16:21.906 --> 0:16:24.666 edition let's have NFC West coaches Pete Carroll goes up 0:16:24.706 --> 0:16:27.146 against Sean McVay, who goes up against Kyle Shanahan. Do 0:16:27.186 --> 0:16:29.106 you want to go that cerific because there's a way 0:16:29.146 --> 0:16:32.866 to do that or is it just the smartest celebrity fans, 0:16:32.946 --> 0:16:35.146 the guys and gals who live and breathe this thing, 0:16:35.186 --> 0:16:37.066 and you can go real deep and be like, who 0:16:37.066 --> 0:16:39.266 were number twenty five for the Denver Broncos in the 0:16:39.346 --> 0:16:42.546 late seventies. It's like boom, who is you know, Haven Moses? 0:16:42.706 --> 0:16:44.106 You know, like, do you want that? 0:16:44.946 --> 0:16:45.226 Yeah? 0:16:45.266 --> 0:16:47.186 I think I think I want that. I think it 0:16:47.186 --> 0:16:51.186 would be too difficult to to get the coaches, get 0:16:51.186 --> 0:16:54.426 the g you know, get your buddies who you know 0:16:55.026 --> 0:16:58.946 no football Like, you can't just always be like we 0:16:59.306 --> 0:17:01.546 when you guys do that good morning football game, or 0:17:01.546 --> 0:17:04.546 you just show pictures of old quarterbacks like that could 0:17:04.546 --> 0:17:07.746 be the one hundred dollars rat yes, and then and 0:17:08.266 --> 0:17:12.346 move on and get that the elite level. Who are 0:17:12.386 --> 0:17:15.786 you inviting on in this first first season sweeps week? 0:17:16.066 --> 0:17:19.946 Who we got Aaron Rodgers is a guest, Tom Brady's 0:17:19.946 --> 0:17:23.186 a guest, and Peyton Manning's a guest. That's your first episode, the. 0:17:23.146 --> 0:17:27.026 Three, the three intellectual quarterbacks, the three you know, smartest 0:17:27.146 --> 0:17:29.026 Jeopardy guys. I would have all those guys on. Then 0:17:29.026 --> 0:17:32.586 I would go sports media style. I would have Collinsworth 0:17:32.706 --> 0:17:37.866 versus Aikman versus Oh I don't need herb Street he 0:17:37.946 --> 0:17:42.066 I think NFL like voices who Romo. I would go 0:17:42.186 --> 0:17:46.226 Romo versus Collinsworth versus Aikman and have Greg Olsen. You know, 0:17:46.266 --> 0:17:49.146 maybe if one of those guys is not available or 0:17:49.146 --> 0:17:51.106 whatever it is, with slide Greg and like, that's how 0:17:51.106 --> 0:17:53.146 I would look at it, and then you can have 0:17:53.786 --> 0:17:59.026 Eisen versus Turrico versus you know, James Brown. I don't know. 0:17:59.066 --> 0:18:01.146 There's a million ways to go about this thing, and 0:18:01.386 --> 0:18:04.466 I think it's a great idea. Again, the IP is there, 0:18:04.586 --> 0:18:06.146 the NFL is there, and I don't want to give 0:18:06.146 --> 0:18:08.346 any more away because someone listening is gonna probably take 0:18:08.386 --> 0:18:10.586 it and Rich Eyes and Linda posting it instead of me. 0:18:11.226 --> 0:18:13.306 All right, I got one more for you on your 0:18:13.386 --> 0:18:17.186 final quick one of all the nineteen questions you got right, 0:18:17.346 --> 0:18:19.226 which is the one you're most proud of? 0:18:19.626 --> 0:18:19.946 Great? 0:18:20.186 --> 0:18:23.306 Great question. I took a few guesses that were right. 0:18:23.986 --> 0:18:26.586 One of them was the two bridges connecting or the 0:18:26.586 --> 0:18:29.186 bridge that connected two peninsulas. It was like the upper 0:18:29.226 --> 0:18:31.586 and lower peninsula this state, and it was what is Michigan? 0:18:31.666 --> 0:18:33.586 And that was a complete shot in the dark. Another 0:18:33.626 --> 0:18:35.546 one was a fungus question. It was early on it 0:18:35.626 --> 0:18:37.306 was like this fungus in it. I was just like, 0:18:37.346 --> 0:18:38.986 I don't know any fungus, but it's a two hundred 0:18:38.986 --> 0:18:42.106 dollars question. What is mushroom? And they're like, that's correct, 0:18:42.106 --> 0:18:43.586 and I pretend like I knew what it was. I 0:18:43.626 --> 0:18:46.306 didn't know what it was. And then I took a 0:18:46.466 --> 0:18:49.786 wild guess on the veal one and it was like 0:18:49.786 --> 0:18:52.586 this type of veal is named after a famous musician 0:18:52.626 --> 0:18:54.466 who did it my way, and I'm like, oh, that's Sinatra. 0:18:54.586 --> 0:18:57.186 So I didn't know and I originally said what is 0:18:57.226 --> 0:18:59.506 then I changed it to who is I was. I 0:18:59.546 --> 0:19:01.466 was in the zone. I had an amazing experience. And 0:19:01.506 --> 0:19:04.146 like I said, the producers were great. Everyone was great. 0:19:04.506 --> 0:19:08.266 And it's over and you know, my son got to 0:19:08.306 --> 0:19:10.546 watch it. He was proud of me. My wife got 0:19:10.546 --> 0:19:11.946 to watch it. I think she was into me for 0:19:11.986 --> 0:19:13.986 the first time in like a year. So it was cool. 0:19:14.506 --> 0:19:16.946 I got text from I got text from so many 0:19:16.986 --> 0:19:19.946 people that I had not heard from in years, but 0:19:20.026 --> 0:19:22.306 also people that I didn't even think would be Jeopardy 0:19:22.346 --> 0:19:23.746 watchers who didn't know I was going to be on 0:19:23.786 --> 0:19:26.786 the show. It really meant a lot. And if you 0:19:26.866 --> 0:19:28.946 do know me and you didn't text me, I also 0:19:28.986 --> 0:19:30.786 remember that as well, because that's just how I lived 0:19:30.826 --> 0:19:31.586 my life, you know what I mean? 0:19:34.106 --> 0:19:38.586 It just you know, no beef held there, right, Yeah. 0:19:38.466 --> 0:19:41.706 Yeah, We've got a great guest, as you see in 0:19:41.746 --> 0:19:43.386 the title here. In a second, we're going to get 0:19:43.426 --> 0:19:46.506 to him. But real quick, it's Halloween today and I 0:19:46.626 --> 0:19:49.586 dressed as Al Davis on the show, and I like 0:19:49.906 --> 0:19:53.066 watched forty five minutes of Al Davis interviews just to 0:19:53.106 --> 0:19:55.866 like get down the affect and the Brooklyn yet also 0:19:55.906 --> 0:19:58.906 get the walk right. And it felt great. You'll appreciate this. 0:19:58.946 --> 0:20:02.546 They blow dry, They did the blow dry of the hair, 0:20:02.626 --> 0:20:04.266 but then they slicked it back. It was like a 0:20:04.306 --> 0:20:07.386 concrete like slab on my head. I had the white 0:20:07.426 --> 0:20:11.146 on white satin with the with the amazing white pants. 0:20:11.146 --> 0:20:13.026 I had chains, I had pinky rings, I had the 0:20:13.066 --> 0:20:16.786