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Speaker 1: They've been great host. Gave us a great vantage point
Speaker 1: here with that's not cgi behind me. That is the
Speaker 1: way it looks every morning here Lake Tahoe. The mountains
Speaker 1: don't look real. That water looks really really cold, and
Speaker 1: it is from sources close to me.
Speaker 2: Yes, Marvin, the back drop looks like a Bob Ross painting.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, all right, fine with that. To meet Friday.
Speaker 1: Give us the menu, Dylan.
Speaker 3: Yeah, then we're having barbecue today. So we got smoked chicken,
Speaker 3: green chili dip. Okay, party ribs, your old nickname, Texas twinkies,
Speaker 3: and smoked prime rib.
Speaker 1: What is it Texas twinkie?
Speaker 3: I think it's almost like a Hall of Peno popper
Speaker 3: wrapped in bacon.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, little cream cheese.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: We had oreos yesterday wrapped in bacon. That was insane.
Speaker 2: I didn't think I was gonna like it.
Speaker 4: I'm like, the oreos fine by itself with bacon, But
Speaker 4: you know what, I'm going to look for that in
Speaker 4: the supermarket.
Speaker 5: See if they got bacon oreos.
Speaker 1: Okay, So the first five that you had or the
Speaker 1: second five? What were the seventh or eighth one?
Speaker 2: I realized I really liked the.
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Speaker 1: I did the bike trip from Atlanta to New Orleans
Speaker 1: with my wife. I got the whole gear. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: got the whole gear. I was the dance Armstrong Lance
Speaker 1: Armstrong dancing. So I did with that, Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 1: But my wife goes, you got to get bike shorts.
Speaker 1: I said, why don't they just make the seat comfortable?
Speaker 1: How about that? I don't need to ride the bike
Speaker 1: that they ride in the Tour de France. But my
Speaker 1: wife is like, you need your really gonna need bike shorts.
Speaker 1: I said, uh, man, this is revealing here. She goes, Oh,
Speaker 1: nobody's gonna be noticing. I said, wait, anute, what are
Speaker 1: you saying about? Wow? Okay, thanks son, Yeah, Paul.
Speaker 6: A couple of follow ups here, Dan, did you also
Speaker 6: have the tight shirt to go with the tight Yes
Speaker 6: you have to, Yes, you do. How about the clip
Speaker 6: in shoes?
Speaker 1: Yes? I did, Yes, I did.
Speaker 6: I need a picture.
Speaker 1: Uh wow, the iteam's on it. I think I weighed
Speaker 1: like one hundred and fifty pounds. But okay, it's five
Speaker 1: hundred miles from Atlanta to New Orleans. And this is
Speaker 1: where you know, you get talked in when you're in love.
Speaker 1: They can talk you into anything. And my wife goes, God,
Speaker 1: wouldn't it be great if we took a bike trip?
Speaker 1: And I go, okay, where, well, how about New Orleans?
Speaker 1: I go, wow, far is New Orleans? I think it's
Speaker 1: five you know. When she says I think it's five
Speaker 1: hundred miles, I go five hundred and she goes, yeah,
Speaker 1: like the Spanish moss. We'll see you know, all those
Speaker 1: great homes in Mississippi and New Orleans is going to
Speaker 1: be great. And I go, wait a minute, five hundred miles.
Speaker 1: I have six days we're gonna be doing what ninety
Speaker 1: miles a day? And she goes, yeah, you know, give
Speaker 1: her take, And I go, that doesn't sound like a vacation.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Marvin, you're exaggerating. From Atlanta to New Orleans, it's
Speaker 4: four hundred and sixty nine miles.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, all right, you got me. It felt like
Speaker 1: five hundred miles, five hundred miles, one hundred. Yeah. I
Speaker 1: just didn't walk five hundred miles. I rode five hundred miles.
Speaker 1: We get to New Orleans and I remember I said
Speaker 1: to my wife, I will not get on that bike
Speaker 1: ever again. She had to pack up the bike, and
Speaker 1: then we took a train back to Atlanta. Yes, Dylan, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't want to do that drive bike there. Well,
Speaker 1: we were in shorter, Alabama, and I remember that there
Speaker 1: was a short cut that would cut off twenty four miles,
Speaker 1: but we had to go on the highway. So like
Speaker 1: this is like three or three lane highway. You know,
Speaker 1: Semi's going by, and you'll just I'm peddling as fast
Speaker 1: as I can because we were worried that we could
Speaker 1: get like twenty miles in and then they would make
Speaker 1: us go back to square one and make us take
Speaker 1: the bike route. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Dyl there's nothing that says romance like a nice hot
Speaker 3: bike ride on the highway in Alabama.
Speaker 1: And I loved her. In the morning, I would talk
Speaker 1: to her. I didn't talk to her during the entire afternoon,
Speaker 1: and then later on I would start to have a
Speaker 1: conversation with her again. We would go into these towns.
Speaker 1: One night, we stayed at a hotel where it was
Speaker 1: Prom night, so it was loud and late on Prom night,
Speaker 1: and everybody was having a good time but us. And
Speaker 1: I remember getting a bag of ice, you know when
Speaker 1: you go into those convenience stores, and I put the
Speaker 1: bag of ice on my knees just to cool them off,
Speaker 1: like Doctor J and the Seven Yes, when Doctor J
Speaker 1: used to dominate and then he put ice on his knees.
Speaker 1: That was kind of how I felt with the tour
Speaker 1: to Dance. Yes, yes, phone, you missed your electric bike window.
Speaker 1: Those things seem that that fixes everything. No, my wife
Speaker 1: would not allow that. We were pedaling. We were pedaling
Speaker 1: and you just look, you know, you're a mess. I mean,
Speaker 1: there's nothing glamorous about you know, these bike trips unless
Speaker 1: you go to France, where they will have a van.
Speaker 1: You put your bike in the van, they take you
Speaker 1: out to an area. You will ride fifteen miles twenty miles.
Speaker 1: They pick up the bike and then take you back
Speaker 1: to your luxury hotel. And I said to my wife,
Speaker 1: I'll do that. Like my brother went to the Dolomites,
Speaker 1: he went to Japan, like he went to all these
Speaker 1: exotic places. But he's a madman on a bike. I
Speaker 1: never got on that bike again. It's still in my garage.
Speaker 1: It's hanging up. I retired that bike. It's up in
Speaker 1: the in the rafters. They raised my bike into the rafters.
Speaker 1: Yes still? Or yes? Marvin?
Speaker 4: Have you ever held that over your wife's head, like,
Speaker 4: say you didn't want to do something? Oh, come on,
Speaker 4: I rode a bike from it landed in New Orleans
Speaker 4: for you.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: I think I did for a little while. And then
Speaker 1: she told me to grow up. And I said, okay.
Speaker 2: Did you hit you with the I gave birth to
Speaker 2: four kids.
Speaker 1: No, she wouldn't do that. She yeah, she could, but
Speaker 1: she didn't. Yes.
Speaker 3: Still, that's also like, this is not a leisurely bike trip,
Speaker 3: like you're doing ninety miles a day.
Speaker 1: That's that sucks, honestly. And I think we saw Spanish
Speaker 1: moss for about eleven seconds. We went through Mississippi, and
Speaker 1: I remember I'm on the bike and all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: I see this pit and it's out of the house
Speaker 1: and he is coming hard. And then there's a fence,
Speaker 1: and I go, ohhw okay, Well the fence doesn't go
Speaker 1: all the way around the yard. It's just in the front.
Speaker 1: So I'm going, what kind of fence is that for
Speaker 1: a pit bowl. He goes to the side and my
Speaker 1: wife said, don't pedal. So I'm just coasting. I take
Speaker 1: out the bike pump because I'm thinking, now he's right
Speaker 1: at my ankle. If I pedal, you know he's got me.
Speaker 1: And so I just, you know, kind of gliding holding
Speaker 1: that bike pump because I'm thinking I'm gonna have to
Speaker 1: smack this guy. And then all of a sudden we
Speaker 1: got to a certain point where he must have known
Speaker 1: he can't go past that, and then he he retreated.
Speaker 1: I still see the teeth on that guy. He wanted
Speaker 1: a piece of me. Oh okay, France beat Morocco to nil.
Speaker 1: I did watch some Summer League, of course. I did
Speaker 1: aj Debantza and Darren Peterson. This was fun. Now I
Speaker 1: get caught up in Summer League play. You know when
Speaker 1: you go to bed at like eight thirty, you know,
Speaker 1: when you're on the road. You're on the West coast,
Speaker 1: You're out here, and this was prime time, so I'm
Speaker 1: able to watch. Debansa goes for twenty seven, Peterson has
Speaker 1: twenty four. And these two are going to be interlocked
Speaker 1: the rest of their careers because they played each other
Speaker 1: in high school. They combined for one hundred and eight
Speaker 1: points in a game. They come into college as the
Speaker 1: number one and number two ranked players. They competed with
Speaker 1: each other in the Big Twelve, they were the first
Speaker 1: and second picks in the NBA Draft, and then last
Speaker 1: night they went at it again. But it was fun
Speaker 1: to watch. But I will caution you because Glenn Rice
Speaker 1: Junior in twenty fourteen the MVP of the Summer League.
Speaker 1: He played sixteen regular season games before his career ended.
Speaker 1: Denzel Valentine of the Bulls Clutch Buzzer Beaters in the
Speaker 1: Summer League in twenty sixteen, he fell out of the
Speaker 1: NBA rotation, and who can forget Josh Selby of the
Speaker 1: Grizzlies co MVP twenty twelve, he was co MVP with
Speaker 1: Dame Lillard. Their careers went in different directions, but he
Speaker 1: played thirty eight NBA games over two seasons. We will
Speaker 1: talk to Austin Reeves the Lakers Guard a little bit
Speaker 1: later on, and we hope Steve Young will stop by
Speaker 1: before his round here today eight seven seven three DP show.
Speaker 1: Good morning. If you're watching on Peacock, thank you for
Speaker 1: downloading the app, and once again the big German, his
Speaker 1: entire crew going on the road setting all of this
Speaker 1: up and here early, here often, and thank you again
Speaker 1: to all the people that made this possible, because well,
Speaker 1: you can't screw up the scenery here Lake Tahoe, but
Speaker 1: they gave us a beautiful and we're right off the
Speaker 1: driving range, and I am trusting these celebrities that nobody's
Speaker 1: going to take a shot in here unless they do
Speaker 1: it on purpose.
Speaker 3: Yes, Dylan, Yeah, are we incident free so far this week?
Speaker 3: Has anyone been hit?
Speaker 1: No? But why would you do that? I can knock
Speaker 1: on the table, knock on Ted Todd's head. We've had
Speaker 1: a couple that have been over here by the back
Speaker 1: part of the stage. But other than that, everything's good,
Speaker 1: and you know, not all the people out here are
Speaker 1: good golfers. And the gallery always does this. When I
Speaker 1: played at Pebble Beach, the pro am you would say, hey,
Speaker 1: back up and they laugh because they think, well, you're
Speaker 1: just joking. I'm like, I'm not joking, Please back up.
Speaker 1: And then I hit a stray into the crowd and
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, everybody started backing up when I
Speaker 1: was hitting.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Pauline, it does feel like Steph Curry's becoming the
Speaker 6: ambassador of this event. He's running around with the fans.
Speaker 6: Some kid gave him a sombrero and he teed off
Speaker 6: with it on. He shot a couple of baskets yesterday
Speaker 6: for the fans that.
Speaker 1: He's becoming quite Bill Murray, No.
Speaker 6: In the early stages of this being his thing, I can't.
Speaker 1: See him being a crazy, wacky guy. But I you know,
Speaker 1: he's accommodating because there's so many Warrior fans here and
Speaker 1: if you're looking at Jason Kelsey is the most popular
Speaker 1: player here, I think by far, because Okay, guys know
Speaker 1: him because he's a Hall of Famer, but there's little
Speaker 1: girls out here know him because he's on a podcast
Speaker 1: with his brother. And there is that Steve Young coming by.
Speaker 1: Does that look like Steve Young the Greatest Q yesterdays? Okay,
Speaker 1: oh that's right, nine or fam Okay, let me see
Speaker 1: anything else. I need to mention here. How about I
Speaker 1: take a break. We'll leave a little more time for
Speaker 1: Steve Young to join us, and we'll get to phone
Speaker 1: calls as well. I know that you know it's busy
Speaker 1: out here, so we'll try to accommodate as well. Update
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Speaker 1: You changed outfits.
Speaker 2: I did.
Speaker 4: It's kind of be you know, dress like a good golfer.
Speaker 4: It's the most important thing. Dylan told me that.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: So there's a pay Stuart feel I'm pained watching you.
Speaker 2: And this is Prince Stuart.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, all right, yes, point.
Speaker 6: I am so jealous of that outfit. If I play golf,
Speaker 6: I dress just like that.
Speaker 1: Okay. The pants look like what a jockey would wear.
Speaker 2: This is kind of that North Carolina.
Speaker 1: Oh Carolina blue line of blue.
Speaker 4: Okay, So I wish I want to go to foot
Speaker 4: locker right now and buy some light blue Jordans.
Speaker 2: But everything else it's working.
Speaker 1: Okay, Dylan, you got to be jealous of that outfit,
Speaker 1: you know me?
Speaker 3: Then I own multiple pairs of Argyle pants.
Speaker 1: Look good, by the way. In case you're wondering, the
Speaker 1: LA Olympics start two years from today. Ironically, the men's
Speaker 1: soccer will be in New York, Columbus, Nashville, and Saint Louis.
Speaker 1: He is a three time Super Bowl champ Hall of
Speaker 1: Famer and I think the third one of the three
Speaker 1: greatest left handed quarterbacks from the state of Connecticut as
Speaker 1: we make way for the two time NFL MVP, Steve
Speaker 1: Young is joining us on the program again. Yeah, looking
Speaker 1: looking official, looking believe anybody out give Fritzie some damp
Speaker 1: Dylan gets dom. That's nice. All class. That's what Steve
Speaker 1: Young is. He's he's all class. Oh yeah, And I
Speaker 1: didn't realize this, but I'm looking down realize it. And
Speaker 1: I didn't realize that you golf right handed.
Speaker 5: So it's a it's a dilemma. I think it was
Speaker 5: last year and my wife said, you suck so bad.
Speaker 5: You don't do anything else righty in your whole life. Nothing.
Speaker 5: Why don't you just play left? Because when I was
Speaker 5: a kid, my dad means streets of Greenwich, Connecticut. He
Speaker 5: had righty clubs and that's why I picked up and
Speaker 5: played ever since. And so she says, if I don't
Speaker 5: finish in the top fifty, I'm going lefty.
Speaker 1: You're going to change.
Speaker 5: I'm changing lefty. I told her. I said, look, I'm
Speaker 5: not trying to be a I'm not a pro. It's
Speaker 5: not my like. I scratched her out. It's for fun,
Speaker 5: you know. But she's a were you on the.
Speaker 1: Golf team in high school in Greenwich.
Speaker 5: I never played. I didn't play golf in Greenwich, I caddied,
Speaker 5: Why did I play golf? It's insane.
Speaker 1: I don't know in Greenwich.
Speaker 5: In Greenwich I played football, basketball and baseball.
Speaker 1: Because now, mean streets.
Speaker 5: There are mean streets in Greenwich. You just haven't been.
Speaker 1: There the other side of the tracks, right, have been.
Speaker 6: What my sister lives in Greenwich, Steve, And there's cops
Speaker 6: with white gloves directing traffic. And you know I'm telling
Speaker 6: the truth.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, do you mean me?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 2: Mean streets are just mean people on those streets.
Speaker 5: No, there's mean streets.
Speaker 1: Have you been to the Boys and Girls Club of Greenwich?
Speaker 5: I grew up there.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's where I learned to swim.
Speaker 5: In fact, I was on the swim team for three days.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't open my eyes on it. I wouldn't. I
Speaker 5: wouldn't open my eyes underwater, and I kept ramming. I
Speaker 5: kept ramming the booie, you know, and they're like, bro,
Speaker 5: you gotta open your eyes or else you can't be like,
Speaker 5: maybe you try something else.
Speaker 1: Was that your first concussion that you have? What is
Speaker 1: more mental though, playing golf or being quarterback?
Speaker 5: Quarterback is look I went to law school. I had
Speaker 5: to memorize a bunch of stuff to go to law school.
Speaker 5: Memorization and the data retention, and then that's just before
Speaker 5: you get on the field, let alone everyone trying to
Speaker 5: kill you play quarterback. Is that it took every inch
Speaker 5: of yourself to do it and do it well. Golf,
Speaker 5: I mean it's hard, you know, when you when you're incompetent,
Speaker 5: it's really hard. But once you know, I see the
Speaker 5: guys that are really good at it. Being specifically great
Speaker 5: at it, I think is really hard. Being decent at it,
Speaker 5: I think is relatively But.
Speaker 1: The athleticism with golf, hand eye coordination.
Speaker 5: Well, it's it's it's counterintuitive. To be honest with you,
Speaker 5: what I've been learning this last year I did. My
Speaker 5: wife put the thread on me, so I was like, Okay,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna go get some lessons. I'm gonna decon struck
Speaker 5: my whole swing, which is half the problem now. But
Speaker 5: I now realize you when you're on plane and everything's
Speaker 5: kind of the game can feel easy if you do
Speaker 5: it right. It's just hard to do it right.
Speaker 1: But when you compress the ball for the first time
Speaker 1: and you're like, oh, that's how it sounds.
Speaker 5: That is beautiful. But then I think that's what's funny
Speaker 5: about up here. And everyone will tell you once because
Speaker 5: if you don't compete in golf very often and you
Speaker 5: show up here and all of a sudden, it' said,
Speaker 5: you know, you got to put everything out and like,
Speaker 5: who's like talking to the DeMarcus Whereas like I didn't
Speaker 5: feel my hands for like five holes. You know, here's
Speaker 5: a guy. People say, well, you playing professional football fifty
Speaker 5: eighty thousand people, you know, college, what's the problem. It's
Speaker 5: like because if you had to go on stage and
Speaker 5: sing in front of fifty thousand people, you're incompetent in
Speaker 5: doing that, you'd be pretty nervous. And it's the same
Speaker 5: thing here, Like if you're not competent, it's your hands
Speaker 5: going numb, is it?
Speaker 1: I don't people talk about athletes talk about it like
Speaker 1: you can have good nervous, Like did you did.
Speaker 5: You have I'll call it competent nervous. Okay, Right, If
Speaker 5: you're really good at something and now you gotta go
Speaker 5: perform it, you get the creative tension going. You got
Speaker 5: it feels it feels like I'm ready to do it.
Speaker 5: If you're incompetent. Tension, that's a whole problem.
Speaker 1: Are you incompetent out here? Yes, so the tension is different.
Speaker 5: Yes, okay, yeah, Oh you guys not listening.
Speaker 1: No, I'm listening. I wanted I wanted you to.
Speaker 5: Re enjoy you guys out there typing away. I wanted
Speaker 5: you to like there he.
Speaker 8: Pops his head up, like, oh, who is it?
Speaker 2: Who don't even know what's going on.
Speaker 1: I wanted you to reinforce that you're incompetent, you evolve.
Speaker 1: That's all I want to further clarification of it. That's all.
Speaker 6: Yes, Paul, I think what people like us don't understand.
Speaker 6: We are poor athletes, and we would be poor golfers.
Speaker 6: You are an all time great, all purpose athlete, and
Speaker 6: golf is frustrating for you. That's why it confuses people
Speaker 6: like us.
Speaker 5: That's fair and I and I can understand that. And
Speaker 5: there's a lot of time.
Speaker 1: But he was only good at foot ball, but really good.
Speaker 5: But what I'm saying is, you know, there's a lot
Speaker 5: of there's a lot of pro ams I play in
Speaker 5: and like memory whatever you know, And and I can
Speaker 5: always I can almost hear them thinking it like you're
Speaker 5: a great athlete. What's what?
Speaker 2: What's good?
Speaker 5: Why doesn't it?
Speaker 1: So?
Speaker 5: I understand, it's just hard.
Speaker 1: It doesn't transfer, doesn't trans look.
Speaker 5: I think a hand eye coordination transfers and like. But
Speaker 5: if you pick up a club as a college kid
Speaker 5: and swinging it, like you have to learn golf as
Speaker 5: a kid, because then you can't control the club and
Speaker 5: you learn to swing it, and that's golf. And if
Speaker 5: you grab it as a college kid, what's the first
Speaker 5: thing you do? You just you just rip at it
Speaker 5: and it's never golf. It isn't you have to recreate it.
Speaker 1: But does it bother you that you're a Hall of
Speaker 1: Fame quarterback? But then you see Ryan Fitzpatrick who's not,
Speaker 1: but he's a better golfers.
Speaker 5: It's okay, damn it, Okay, I don't know where you're
Speaker 5: going with this. I'm okay with great golf. I love golf.
Speaker 5: I love fiddling with golf. I'm gonna get better at it.
Speaker 5: I might be lefty soon, but uh, you know, it's
Speaker 5: it's a past I love. I love it, and I'm
Speaker 5: okay if people are great at.
Speaker 1: It, I'm okay.
Speaker 5: I know you want to go further on this. I
Speaker 5: just like, no, no, no, I just think we're on a
Speaker 5: dead horse kind of thing.
Speaker 1: I'm just trying to get in your head and understand
Speaker 1: what makes you to I.
Speaker 5: Appreciate the comment because you run into people like, look, bro,
Speaker 5: what does she transfer everywhere? But you know, we used
Speaker 5: to play the affording nits us to have a basketball game.
Speaker 5: A team in the offseason would go raise money in
Speaker 5: high schools and we'd go play. And there's some guys
Speaker 5: that would play and you're like, wait, you're an amazing
Speaker 5: football player, but bro, like this ramon balls off the
Speaker 5: backboard and like what So it's the same kind of feeling.
Speaker 5: I think we're like wait a second, but I think
Speaker 5: basketball should translate, right, Baseball should translate. Golf is a
Speaker 5: little bit odd.
Speaker 1: Who is the best player on the Niners at playing basketball?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 1: Terrell Owens was, Oh yeah, yeah. He strikes me as
Speaker 1: he wants to let everybody know that he could play
Speaker 1: and he didn't.
Speaker 5: Really care whether he wants to or not.
Speaker 1: He was going to do it. He where's he rank
Speaker 1: among athletes that you played with?
Speaker 5: Well, Jerry was a unique, fascinating athlete that just incompatable.
Speaker 1: But he wasn't fast, but.
Speaker 5: It wasn't, but that's what I mean. It was. He
Speaker 5: was just incredibly hard to find. He did things like
Speaker 5: he never left his feet, he caught everything and kept
Speaker 5: running shoe string catches. He'd never be to the ground,
Speaker 5: He'd run by everybody. You're like, wait, wait, why is
Speaker 5: that he he elevated when it was like he could
Speaker 5: do everything in a really unique kind of subtle way
Speaker 5: that snuck on everybody, and they never they never really
Speaker 5: got a handle on Jerry. Jerry was always open and
Speaker 5: he could change direction. That's the other thing. Jerry could
Speaker 5: change direction faster than any human that I ever saw.
Speaker 5: And that's full speed change of direction as a talent
Speaker 5: as well.
Speaker 1: Right, And you bring up a great point that you're right,
Speaker 1: I don't remember Jerry Rice ever had, you know, jumping high,
Speaker 1: getting off his like putting himself in a vulnerable position.
Speaker 5: He was always like he was smooth. He was smooth
Speaker 5: and but he was But you can't be smooth and
Speaker 5: great unless you're like great, like you can like it's
Speaker 5: in fact, many ways the greatest athletes in the world
Speaker 5: make it look easy. Scottis shufflers like bro golf is hard.
Speaker 1: By the way. He just missed the cut at the
Speaker 1: Scottish Open. Well, so golf is hard, yeah.
Speaker 5: But the greatest athletes make it look easy. And I
Speaker 5: think that's what's happening with uh, with Jerry, he made
Speaker 5: it look easy when it's not.
Speaker 1: But Moss might be as good as uniquely.
Speaker 5: Different right, the speed, the length, I mean, he was
Speaker 5: incredibly special as well. That's what I love about each athlete.
Speaker 5: Do they have unique qualities that are supreme or premier
Speaker 5: And you see different ones in different guys and uh,
Speaker 5: and I appreciate That's why I hate the bar fights
Speaker 5: of like who's who's the great? Like these are like
Speaker 5: these are special, otherworldly athletes, but we need we need
Speaker 5: this is for all right, we'll go go then go
Speaker 5: to the bar and fight.
Speaker 1: I'm good, No, but you don't want to be part
Speaker 1: of the conversation because you're one of the pieces in
Speaker 1: the conversation.
Speaker 5: Well, I also formally believe living it out that I
Speaker 5: refuse to not honor the unique gifts, supreme gifts that
Speaker 5: the guys I played with had to kind of start
Speaker 5: choosing side.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Okay, you're a competitor. If I say, do you
Speaker 1: feel like you're better than Dan Marino.
Speaker 5: Well, okay, so where anyone who answers that question needs
Speaker 5: to just stand back and just go wait a second.
Speaker 5: I am not gonna do anything that. Like I watched
Speaker 5: Dan Marino. I was. I was a recruit at Army
Speaker 5: for my senior year in high school. I went up
Speaker 5: to watch Pitt play Army. Uh, and I was going
Speaker 5: to go to the I was going to be a cadet.
Speaker 5: I don't, I'm not. I guess I wasn't. But I
Speaker 5: was there for the weekend and they played Pitt and
Speaker 5: I remember Dan Marino was a freshman quarterback. He dropped
Speaker 5: back and through a late are like thirty yards and
Speaker 5: it actually came right at me. And I sit on
Speaker 5: the sidelines a little senior, you know, in high school.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I can't do this.
Speaker 5: Why I spent the next four years trying to throw it,
Speaker 5: like damn right on my arm sore. I couldn't get
Speaker 5: it really, but uh, but it's again, it's an appreciation.
Speaker 5: I refuse to get into conversations that doesn't evoke the
Speaker 5: appreciation of the greatness of these world class athletes.
Speaker 4: Oh yes, Marmon, Steve, do you ever feel like a
Speaker 4: lot of these modern quarterbacks like Vic and Lamar and
Speaker 4: guys that came after you stand on your shoulders. As
Speaker 4: far as being like a mobile QB, I hope I
Speaker 4: was an oddity. I was lefty, which made it even worse.
Speaker 4: Michael and I have really bonded over that. Michael Vick
Speaker 4: and I and and.
Speaker 5: A lefties are still an oddity, and so being an
Speaker 5: audity and a scrambler like back in the set eighties
Speaker 5: and nineties, like scrambler was like a dirty word. And
Speaker 5: Bill Walsh was the first one that turned you know,
Speaker 5: when he first talked to me that recruit me up there.
Speaker 5: He goes, look, I see your left handedness and your
Speaker 5: ability to move, move as that things are can unlock
Speaker 5: you to be one of the great players that ever played.
Speaker 5: And I was like, bro, where have you been? Like
Speaker 5: that is amazing? And then he just wanted to help
Speaker 5: me live that out. And it was not a time
Speaker 5: when no one really it wasn't the game. Today's game
Speaker 5: is that game, and you have to be able to move,
Speaker 5: you have to be able to run, you have to
Speaker 5: get the free yards. And so I don't I don't
Speaker 5: really say Michael and Lamar and like though I feel
Speaker 5: a kinship to their game. Like, I feel like we're
Speaker 5: in the same club and we're out fighting the same challenges,
Speaker 5: which is I break the huddle every time, and I
Speaker 5: might be the best one to hold the football and
Speaker 5: go do something with it at quarterback, which is an
Speaker 5: unusual no other quarterback in the history. It's like, breaks
Speaker 5: the huddle and goes, hey, hopefully I end up with
Speaker 5: it in some weird way, right, And so then again,
Speaker 5: but the game is to deliver the ball from the pocket.
Speaker 5: So if you're like, it's a it's a unique dilemma
Speaker 5: that no one really understands. Guys that didn't move around
Speaker 5: cannot talk about of how to become a great pocket passer, efficient, awesome,
Speaker 5: elite pocket passer and still retain this ability to move
Speaker 5: around and threaten the line of scrimmage. And so I
Speaker 5: if they stand on my shoulders, I stand on you know,
Speaker 5: I'm looking up at an appreciation for what they do
Speaker 5: in the uniqueness of how they did it, which is
Speaker 5: faster or stronger, better than I, you know what I mean,
Speaker 5: Like they could it was amazing. But I do feel
Speaker 5: the kinship for sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I always thought Michael Vick could have been a tailback.
Speaker 5: Well, that's the funny thing is like, it's like, if
Speaker 5: you're twelve years old, six' five and three hundred, pounds
Speaker 5: you're gonna pay. Lineman but there's some guys that could
Speaker 5: play quarterback that. Big i'm waiting for some high school
Speaker 5: coach OR. Jv koch or to see a huge human
Speaker 5: who can throw it and, go you know, what don't play? Lineman,
Speaker 5: Well Cam newton was pretty, Big, no BUT i mean
Speaker 5: big like like.
Speaker 2: That well remember they Lay.
Speaker 1: Kentucky oh, Yeah Jared lorenzo.
Speaker 5: Close, like but that BIG i know lineman that played
Speaker 5: in the pros that could throw it as well as,
Speaker 5: anybody but they weren't allowed to play the. Position yeah,
Speaker 5: Right and so in that, way everyone, wants you, know
Speaker 5: if you run around back in the, day you should
Speaker 5: play running. Back why why wouldn't? You you, Know it's,
Speaker 5: like well, no Because i'm playl. CHANGE i tell you
Speaker 5: you get. IT i spent fifteen twenty years of professional
Speaker 5: football trying to show that you could be an elite
Speaker 5: efficient quarterback and still be able to run. Around AND
Speaker 5: i think in that way we all kind of broke that.
Speaker 1: Spell, well, Right but there's a difference between scrambling and
Speaker 1: then making the defense kind of pay by going downfield
Speaker 1: Like Frank tarkington. Scrambled but you when you, ran you
Speaker 1: were going to make a. Threat, yeah the, Threat yeah you.
Speaker 5: Were AND i think that's that's what we're talking.
Speaker 1: About he is A hall Of Famer Steve. Young did
Speaker 1: we get off from a bad? Foot? Here it feels
Speaker 1: like we GET i don't, know get off a bad.
Speaker 1: FOOT i felt like The Gulf stone up FOR i don't,
Speaker 1: know DID I it's like we're brothers who argue a.
Speaker 1: LOT i don't mind, it, okay whatever we're, wrong like you,
Speaker 1: KNOW i, KNOW i. KNOW i just you're my.
Speaker 5: Favorite. Guess let's just chop it. UP i. Know And
Speaker 5: i'm okay with the golf Like I'm i'm. Today LOOK i.
Speaker 5: Taught it's like between forty and. Seventy that's kind of
Speaker 5: Where i'm. Gonna that'swear where it's WHERE i hang. Out
Speaker 5: like The, Sweets larry the cable, Guy Ray.
Speaker 1: Ramono are you better than?
Speaker 5: Them? YEAH i beat them most of the. Time, yes
Speaker 5: but it's like that's my that's my.
Speaker 1: Crowd could you Beat?
Speaker 5: Barkley i've always been last year HE i think he's. Better,
Speaker 5: yeah it'suna be. Tough it's gonna be.
Speaker 1: Tough, yeah thinner better, Better, Yeah Larry, david do you
Speaker 1: think you could take?
Speaker 5: Him Is larry in the? CAR i think he was just.
Speaker 5: YESTERDAY i don't.
Speaker 1: THINK i don't know if he's holding. On They we
Speaker 1: have THE ceo of the tournament coming, up so, really,
Speaker 1: YEAH i gotta find out If larry he's gonna. Play
Speaker 1: larry couldn't find his. Bag he's walking. Around it's like
Speaker 1: an epis so to curb your. Enthusiasm yesterday's on the
Speaker 1: range thirty. Minutes he just kept walking.
Speaker 5: AROUND i think that's why he's a, genius is that
Speaker 5: it's his. Life that's why side fels it's like this
Speaker 5: is how we live and now film.
Speaker 1: It, yeah FILM i watch me walk. Around it's. Amazing
Speaker 1: what advice would you Give Sam darnold and The seahawks
Speaker 1: about trying to repeat you know?
Speaker 5: That really the biggest thing about the hangover is the
Speaker 5: hubris that happens when you win A Super, Bowl and
Speaker 5: it starts at the owner, usually and it goes through
Speaker 5: the management and the coach and like there's this beautiful
Speaker 5: thing that happens when you win A Super. Bowl it's
Speaker 5: like it changes you and and it changes everyone around
Speaker 5: you a little, bit and you have to fight. It
Speaker 5: you have to battle that perception and that new space
Speaker 5: you're in to kind of go back to work and
Speaker 5: go back to the humility of starting over. Again and
Speaker 5: so if YOU i would say To Sam, darnold AND
Speaker 5: i think he would approach it this, way, is, look
Speaker 5: what HAVE i done nothing this? Year let's go back to.
Speaker 5: Work let's go back and do something. Special and you
Speaker 5: but the problem is you say, that but you actually
Speaker 5: it's hard to get out of the blood you won
Speaker 5: The Super. Bowl like it changes and you have to battle.
Speaker 5: It and it's really. Leadership it's the top ten guys
Speaker 5: in the locker. Room you have to have some, gnarly
Speaker 5: gritty guys you know that are, like screw that last,
Speaker 5: year we don't want to hear, it and like that
Speaker 5: that becomes it kind of evokes that kind of feeling
Speaker 5: in the locker room where because you got to have
Speaker 5: to play in THE nfl and play, great you gotta be,
Speaker 5: tough you gotta be, gritty and if you win A Super,
Speaker 5: bowl a lot of times you lose that grit and
Speaker 5: that's why things go.
Speaker 1: South, Okay NOW i have a reason to keep an
Speaker 1: eye on your score because if you don't finish what
Speaker 1: in the top Forty?
Speaker 5: No, easy, now, bro how many are how?
Speaker 1: Many there's ninety.
Speaker 5: Ninety, yeah it's like in the, middle.
Speaker 1: In the, middle so forty five.
Speaker 5: In the, middle like we are.
Speaker 1: Around, yeah, okay but if you don't finish in the
Speaker 1: top forty, five the.
Speaker 5: Guy actually have an the. Problem hit a root yesterday my.
Speaker 5: THUMB i can't even feel.
Speaker 1: It, oh here we. Go i'm just, kidding here we.
Speaker 1: GO i figured we just.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Yeah Paulie, dan you asked us to look up
Speaker 6: some stats About Steve young back In. GREENWICH i don't
Speaker 6: have this. Confirmed steve seventy nine You Greenwich High, School
Speaker 6: Fairfield County championships Versus.
Speaker 1: Darien is this?
Speaker 5: Football? Basketball? Baseball?
Speaker 1: Football?
Speaker 6: YEAH i got you losing seventeen to. Zero unfortunately this
Speaker 6: only staffy to fine. You Jay, chandler the opposing.
Speaker 5: Quarterback your, year it was it was we were we were,
Speaker 5: good we were.
Speaker 6: GREAT i got you with one hundred and twenty seven
Speaker 6: yards rushing in the.
Speaker 1: Game.
Speaker 2: Though that set me.
Speaker 5: Up to be a, well you know, WHAT i was
Speaker 5: supposed to be A dodger as you, Remember.
Speaker 1: Oh, YEAH i know that great baseball career that you. Had,
Speaker 1: Yeah tritchy, GOES i had Got Steve young playing baseball
Speaker 1: for The. DODGERS i go was The dodgers.
Speaker 5: Research no one's ever mentioned that you're talking To.
Speaker 1: Stevie, uh you only threw six times in that game
Speaker 1: you lost Seventy.
Speaker 5: High school Was, uh it was a we were. Played
Speaker 5: we ran the, wishbone so it gives you no.
Speaker 1: Wishbone and then you go TO, byu the passing capital
Speaker 1: of college.
Speaker 5: Football that's where everyone who had a dream of playing
Speaker 5: in the. Pros you either went To STANFORD byu Or
Speaker 5: miami Of. Florida those are.
Speaker 1: The guys that were could have.
Speaker 5: Been no one else was throwing, it nobody what.
Speaker 1: Else could have been for?
Speaker 5: You what could have? Been?
Speaker 1: Yeah all, right how about a round of applause for
Speaker 1: one of our favorite guys.
Speaker 5: On the best.
Speaker 1: Ever come, On marvin's a Big niner, fan SO.
Speaker 2: I really feel.
Speaker 4: Terrible my favorite quarterback of all, time And i'm over
Speaker 4: your dressed Like Bagger vance.
Speaker 5: Spitting. Image roll that the socks the socks. Over that's.
Speaker 1: Awesome how about we take a, break all, right, boys
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Speaker 1: live on The peacock. App played a round of golf
Speaker 1: With Steph curry in the. Morning SO i started off
Speaker 1: the conversation by asking him what it's like playing With.
Speaker 9: Steph, well it's unbelievably, exciting and it's got to be
Speaker 9: the most, intimidating intimidating guy to play with, here because
Speaker 9: the gallery that follows us around is absolutely. Gigantic but you,
Speaker 9: know he's you, know obviously he's amazing basketball. Player he's
Speaker 9: definitely going to be in the hunt for the tournament.
Speaker 9: Here and he's just so smooth and chill and zen
Speaker 9: like you, know when you watch him play, basketball he
Speaker 9: looks like he watches the game in slow.
Speaker 8: Motion same with. Golf he's just just smooth the whole.
Speaker 9: Time so really a wonderful, day unbelievable competitor and a real.
Speaker 1: Gentleman, okay how many basketball questions did you?
Speaker 5: Ask you?
Speaker 8: KNOW i figured he's kind of sick of.
Speaker 9: Him SO i asked a lot of a few basketball
Speaker 9: questions about career and salary.
Speaker 5: And dig court earnings With.
Speaker 8: RON i wanted to ask that, question BUT i avoided.
Speaker 8: IT i JUST i didn't want to put him in that.
Speaker 1: Spot, YEAH i, know and it feels like everybody Wants
Speaker 1: he knows everybody wants asking that. Question, Correct so he'll
Speaker 1: say to, Me, hey great to see, you BUT i
Speaker 1: don't want to do an, interview And i'm, like, like
Speaker 1: he does it in a nice. Way, yeah, yeah Like
Speaker 1: i'm assuming AND i, go, okay BUT i still want to,
Speaker 1: know like is he Recruiting lebron where he Thinks lebron's
Speaker 1: going to? Go there's some SEE i send you out
Speaker 1: there you should have been getting, on you, know a reconnaissance.
Speaker 9: Mission to tell you the, Truth there's two or three
Speaker 9: QUESTIONS i did not ask BECAUSE i know people are
Speaker 9: going to ask me And i'm a bad liar and
Speaker 9: everybody would.
Speaker 8: Know So i'm better off just not.
Speaker 1: Knowing who was the brainchild for this.
Speaker 9: Tournament So John miller started this thing back in the early.
Speaker 9: Nineties we've been around for thirty seven years. Now that
Speaker 9: was an unbelievable. Story even my first year twenty one
Speaker 9: years ago, here we used to have to hire people
Speaker 9: to stand in Downtown Lake, tahoe and we gave out
Speaker 9: free tickets to the event to try to get people
Speaker 9: to come and show up as fans and stand. Around
Speaker 9: and THEN i don't know if you heard this or,
Speaker 9: not but the last because it was two years, ago
Speaker 9: we had to actually put perimeter security in charge because
Speaker 9: we had people tunneling underneath underneath the. Fence they brought
Speaker 9: shovels and they tunneled in because we sell out now
Speaker 9: for you, know three of the four.
Speaker 1: Days who kind of gets you? Uncomfortable O, Verklempt like
Speaker 1: you get nervous around a. Celebrity last time that happened.
Speaker 9: Here last time it. Happened you, know there's just some big.
Speaker 9: NAMES i you, know WHEN i GET i look at
Speaker 9: all these. Guys, honestly you, Know steph would be right
Speaker 9: up there at the top of somebody WHO i have
Speaker 9: amazing respect. For but at this stage of, Life i'm
Speaker 9: just kind of pretty relaxed. Myself nobody's getting under my
Speaker 9: skin all that. Much and the better they, played the
Speaker 9: BETTER i.
Speaker 8: Play SO i was very.
Speaker 1: Helpful it felt like the White. Whale the last couple
Speaker 1: of years was Getting Larry david to come to the. Event, yes,
Speaker 1: okay he's, here he is, Here, okay is he going
Speaker 1: to stay? Here SO i.
Speaker 9: Walked over with him this morning and the first thing
Speaker 9: he says to, ME i, said thanks for Being he,
Speaker 9: goes who plays golf at seven forty five in the.
Speaker 9: MORNING i haven't played golf before ten am in twenty.
Speaker 8: Years this is you. Know he, goes why don't you have?
Speaker 9: Later two times AND i to explain how we haven't set.
Speaker 9: Up my guess is we're going to get him. Today
Speaker 9: maybe he hangs around. Tomorrow BUT i don't think we're
Speaker 9: going to get him in the. Tournament i'd love, to
Speaker 9: but it's you, know it's a lot of pressure out.
Speaker 1: THERE i don't know if you know, this But larry
Speaker 1: couldn't find his clubs. Today. Okay we watched him for thirty.
Speaker 1: Minutes it was like it was A Curb Your enthusiasm.
Speaker 1: Episode he's walking, around he cannot find his. Clubs SO
Speaker 1: i don't know if he's going to bring that up to,
Speaker 1: anybody but it was. Funny it was Just larry is Being,
Speaker 1: larry and he couldn't find his.
Speaker 9: Clubs it's probably one more reason he probably won't stay
Speaker 9: for the. WEEKEND i did watch him hit a few
Speaker 9: on the range and it was really.
Speaker 8: Funny it was right out of.
Speaker 9: The you, Know curb Your, enthusiasm and he hit it
Speaker 9: about fifteen yards and he goes like.
Speaker 8: This i'm, like, okay it was right out of one
Speaker 8: of the.
Speaker 1: Shows my Guy marvin started a chant last. Night you,
Speaker 1: know you gave Your state of The union address to,
Speaker 1: everybody and you were talking about TEAM usa winning the gold,
Speaker 1: medal And marvin started CHANTING. Usa so just want to
Speaker 1: let you, Know, marvin if you'd like to take credit for,
Speaker 1: It i'm kind of paraphrasing. Here you're.
Speaker 4: Welcome just two, words fifty Years. America they won the
Speaker 4: gold medal for the first. Time we said forty six.
Speaker 4: YEARS i think all of us kind of looked at
Speaker 4: each other like forty six. Years then they stood up
Speaker 4: and you, know they started. APPLAUDING i was, like you know.
Speaker 2: What YOU.
Speaker 8: I got a bad or a good. Feeling it's going
Speaker 8: to be a hockey.
Speaker 9: Year so today in The celebam the LAST i Saw
Speaker 9: matthew kachuk is in first. Place brady's out Here matthew
Speaker 9: said he's an amazing karaoke, player.
Speaker 8: But you know from last.
Speaker 9: Year and, then WHILE i haven't seen Matt boldi, play
Speaker 9: everybody tells me he's like a plus. Two SO i
Speaker 9: think we're going to see a lot of hockey players
Speaker 9: on the leader.
Speaker 8: Board and then funny.
Speaker 9: STORIES i don't know if you've heard the Whole kachuck,
Speaker 9: story BUT i had a watch party at my house
Speaker 9: the day of THE Usa olympic gold medal game and they.
Speaker 9: Win you, KNOW i got like twenty people at the.
Speaker 9: House everybody's jumping up and. Excited my phone's, ringing and you,
Speaker 9: know it's a lot of hockey. Friends and THEN i
Speaker 9: look down and one of them Is Matthew. Kachuck i'm,
Speaker 9: like oh my, god you, know grab the phone and, say,
Speaker 9: man it's Going.
Speaker 8: He, goes, well he just, won you, know so. Excitedly, yeah,
Speaker 8: YEAH i, KNOW i just saw. It we're, celebrating and he,
Speaker 8: Goes i'm here with my Brother.
Speaker 9: BRADY i, said, yeah he, Goes brady would really love
Speaker 9: to play in the. Tournament he literally just got the
Speaker 9: gold medal round this nock thirty minutes. Ago AND i,
Speaker 9: said look on behalf of three hundred and thirty Million.
Speaker 9: Americans you just made super. Proud right, now tell your
Speaker 9: brother he's welcome to. Come so It's brady's first. YEAR
Speaker 9: i understand he's not a great, golfer but he's going
Speaker 9: to really light it up a karaoke.
Speaker 1: Tonight Jonathan, Thomas, CHAIRMAN, Ceo, President American Century. Investments BEFORE
Speaker 1: i let you, go just the charitable. CONTRIBUTIONS i think
Speaker 1: people sometimes forget what this tournament stands for and what
Speaker 1: it's meant to this community another, Charity So i'll give
Speaker 1: you the. Opportunity thanks so.
Speaker 9: Much, So, yeah first of, all We're American Century investments
Speaker 9: around three hundred and fifty billion, dollars one of the
Speaker 9: larger asset managers in the. Country the thing that really
Speaker 9: and by, that we have mutual funds, ets, iras and
Speaker 9: we help people for college, retirement et. Cetera but the
Speaker 9: thing that really distinguishes us from all of our competitors
Speaker 9: is we direct over forty percent of our profits each
Speaker 9: and every year to medical research to The Star Wars
Speaker 9: institute For Medical. Research it's been about two point two
Speaker 9: billion with A b dollars that we've sent. There we
Speaker 9: support about five hundred and fifty signed working on twenty
Speaker 9: different cancer and other gene based. Diseases and then in
Speaker 9: addition to, that and this is just a platform for
Speaker 9: us to tell that. Story in addition to, that we've
Speaker 9: raised a little bit over eight million dollars for local,
Speaker 9: charities local and national charities that we distribute as well
Speaker 9: to the community. Here you may have seen what we
Speaker 9: did over For Tim wakefield a day or two. Ago
Speaker 9: so it's really it's just a perfect. Platform it's a perfect.
Speaker 9: Place the celebrities are, amazing the weather's, perfect and for
Speaker 9: us to tell our, story it's the eyes on.
Speaker 8: This i'm sure you know. Right we had five million
Speaker 8: viewers last.
Speaker 9: Year there's eighty five thousand people on the, course and
Speaker 9: it's just a, great great springboard for us.
Speaker 1: To tell the. Story thank you again for letting us
Speaker 1: be part of.
Speaker 9: It, yeah thank, YOU i appreciate. It you guys always
Speaker 9: have the best. STUDIO i know how you do this every,
Speaker 9: year but it's. Amazing it's five times bigger than anything.
Speaker 9: Else thank you.
Speaker 8: Guys thanks for having.
Speaker 1: Me Jonathan THOMAS Ceo American century coming, Up Nate morgan
Speaker 1: And Austin reeves This Meet friday From Lake, Tahoe dan
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