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Speaker 3: Hopefully everyone's having a good week. Maybe you're having like
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Speaker 3: walk off Cubbies type of week.
Speaker 2: He's so hot right now. He's like Hansel and we're
Speaker 2: gonna talk about him. And we're joined by a legend today, yesterday,
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Speaker 2: Hall of Famer, today hip hop legend superstar ice Cube,
Speaker 2: say Rich ice Cube, ice peas ice Cube, we'll be
Speaker 2: here on the show. I want I do have to
Speaker 2: address with him. You have to calling him iced Tea
Speaker 2: instead of ice Cube. Early in my radio career, was
Speaker 2: one of my biggest flubs.
Speaker 4: It was just the flub. Let me. I'll defend you here.
Speaker 4: We grew up.
Speaker 2: Watching ice Cube, listening to ice Cube, knowing ice Cube.
Speaker 2: I know Rich, there's no way anyone under the moon
Speaker 2: in our age range, or anyone who worked in music
Speaker 2: for that matter too, didn't know who ice Cube was.
Speaker 2: But Rich called them iced Tea and it set the
Speaker 2: tone for like a really awkward moment. You know who
Speaker 2: you're talking to. I thought he was going to get
Speaker 2: up and slat Rich.
Speaker 3: Well, today I'm wearing my ice Cube Iced Tea shirt
Speaker 3: where it's.
Speaker 4: Uh, that'll help you with your confusion.
Speaker 3: Why did I do that? And it looked like vanilla ice?
Speaker 3: Oh my goodness, this is confuci ice Cube.
Speaker 4: On the show. So I got it right.
Speaker 3: And we'll hear from Patrick Renna and Danielle Fischel to Panga.
Speaker 3: They're in a new show called Dugout Dads, which is
Speaker 3: going to be awesome. It looks fantastic shore about you
Speaker 3: if you're living that world of coaching and parenting. We'll
Speaker 3: catch up with them and you'll hear that entire interview
Speaker 3: on our bonus pot tomorrow. But we'll hear from them,
Speaker 3: So it's gonna be an action packed show. First hour,
Speaker 3: we got to talk fights. And then there's a company
Speaker 3: that went out of business finally, And I think the
Speaker 3: biggest question is is there one person on the planet
Speaker 3: Earth that thought they were still operating? And that company
Speaker 3: is Columbia House. I feel like your mom was still
Speaker 3: a member rich My mom paid for her AOL I
Speaker 3: think until like five years ago. And that's exactly why
Speaker 3: I believe he still buys her CDs from Columbia House. Well,
Speaker 3: you know what everyone else is talking about fights, I'm
Speaker 3: cool talking about Columbia House. I wanted to talk about
Speaker 3: fight and fighting. We'll get the fighting and friction fighting.
Speaker 3: We'll get to fighting.
Speaker 2: And by the way, there is a big fight this
Speaker 2: weekend and I'll tell you all about that. We'll get
Speaker 2: the fights and football. But Columbia House just to switch
Speaker 2: it up and have some fun. I think we all
Speaker 2: remember the days of Columbia House. Sam, you're a little
Speaker 2: bit younger. We got Samy here on the ones and twos.
Speaker 2: I remember, Okay, you do you know what?
Speaker 3: You do?
Speaker 2: Have the soul of an eighty year old white guy.
Speaker 2: So yeah, Sam is much older. His name should be
Speaker 2: like Burt or something.
Speaker 4: Sad guy Sam.
Speaker 3: It's like a young kid named Now It's made the cycle.
Speaker 3: He's like like your uncle Sam.
Speaker 4: Sam the Butcher.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and Danny G are super producers here if you
Speaker 2: want to call in and chime in, chop it up
Speaker 2: at eight seven, seven ninety nine on Fox and again.
Speaker 2: We are streaming live, like I said, and people are
Speaker 2: chatting early in the morning. It's early here on the
Speaker 2: West Coast. Shout out to the East Coast and everybody
Speaker 2: in between. At Covino and Rich FSR. I was a
Speaker 2: big Columbia house kid because think about the radio come up.
Speaker 2: It's not the same for all people, but I know
Speaker 2: Danny G and I especially Rich is just a ham
Speaker 2: who wanted to entertain and be on the mic. It
Speaker 2: was our love of music that brought us down this path.
Speaker 2: Right for the most part, right start.
Speaker 5: Reading song lyrics, Yeah, from actual CD you know inserts.
Speaker 2: I was spending my hard earned Bennigan's money waiting tables,
Speaker 2: serving turkeyo tools and samplers waiting tables and then immediately
Speaker 2: going to Sam Goodie or the Wiz or you know,
Speaker 2: even when I was younger, crazy Eddy because the prices
Speaker 2: were insane and you would buy CDs, but then you
Speaker 2: realized there was something called Columbia House, and dude, I
Speaker 2: was all about it, because, like I said, I grew
Speaker 2: up loving music just as much as I loved sports
Speaker 2: and collecting baseball cards. I loved getting CDEs, opening up
Speaker 2: the jewel cases, you know, reading the if they had lyrics,
Speaker 2: and really diving into those albums.
Speaker 4: It was the same for me.
Speaker 3: Still, I still remember the gimmick twelve CDs for a penny.
Speaker 4: Everybody remembers.
Speaker 3: But here's the question. I mean, you should who ever
Speaker 3: paid nowadays, your kid gets an app on their iPad,
Speaker 3: or you accidentally say, oh, let me get this editing
Speaker 3: app or you know, this cool little game or something
Speaker 3: on my phone, and what happens is, even if the
Speaker 3: free trial you forget, because your credit card is linked
Speaker 3: to your Apple pay and your iTunes and everything. So
Speaker 3: they always got you on the hook. Now, because you
Speaker 3: can't do Jack Diddley squat without giving some type of information,
Speaker 3: whether it's a streaming app or anything, so you're on
Speaker 3: the hook for everything. In fact, you get schemed because
Speaker 3: sometimes even if you want to cancel something, they have
Speaker 3: your info for payment back. Then it was in good
Speaker 3: faith that some week ass teenagers were gonna pay you
Speaker 3: that fat blue envolope. I don't know remember one person.
Speaker 3: Let me just describe the scene, and let's say I
Speaker 3: we're all on the same page. Let's take it back
Speaker 3: the year. It was nineteen ninety something.
Speaker 4: I don't know. You know, it's wild riches.
Speaker 2: It does deserve explanation because there are people that don't
Speaker 2: remember because they're too young maybe or too old.
Speaker 3: I don't know, I don't know, too old perhaps. In fact,
Speaker 3: there's a big window of people that people told me like,
Speaker 3: just forget everything about their past, and they need a reminder.
Speaker 3: People that are like, yo, dude, do you remember?
Speaker 4: Of course I remember? Did you get dropped on your head?
Speaker 4: How did you forget?
Speaker 5: I don't think too old is a possibility, because those
Speaker 5: people back then were the ones yelling at us, like,
Speaker 5: my mom, you better pay that it keeps coming in
Speaker 5: the mail.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, you're absolutely right, rich. Anyone too old
Speaker 3: is probably gone by now, because Columbia House is shutting
Speaker 3: down after seventy one years.
Speaker 4: Right, so it's been around a long ass time.
Speaker 3: How is it still operate? I don't know.
Speaker 4: I was shocked. I was more shot.
Speaker 3: They heard of something called I don't know, Spotify, Apple Music.
Speaker 4: iHeart they did transition their business.
Speaker 3: I know one guy working in one office. I just
Speaker 3: gave you the options. You're streaming on Spotify. You love
Speaker 3: serious XM, you got the iHeart app. You have Apple
Speaker 3: Music like they're like purchasing music in any other capacity?
Speaker 3: Like what was even their business model? What was the
Speaker 3: business model for Kobe House? I didn't look it up
Speaker 3: because I didn't know want I don't want to know.
Speaker 3: What could it possibility? The clue.
Speaker 2: I didn't know it existed until I saw this story.
Speaker 2: He ranted stores after seventy one years. Here were the
Speaker 2: rules back of the day. The penny deal.
Speaker 3: Twelve cassettes or compact discs CDs everyone for one penny,
Speaker 3: plus a very high shipping and handling cost. The commitment
Speaker 3: you agreed with no binding contract other than like you could.
Speaker 3: You could have been living in your college fratthouse and
Speaker 3: been like, oh yeah, my name's Seymour.
Speaker 6: Months people, I remember you miss these days of being
Speaker 6: like an anonymous consumer.
Speaker 3: I had buddies that would make up ten different fake
Speaker 3: names and just have They would do this ten times.
Speaker 3: The scammerroo, you get one hundred and twenty CDs. All right,
Speaker 3: So you asked the question though, and I have a confession.
Speaker 3: I guess okay, Well consider me the usher of the show.
Speaker 3: He's ay his cam fashions. Did you get that one
Speaker 3: for a penny? So you agreed to a specific number
Speaker 3: of items, usually six to eight CDs or cassettes, for
Speaker 3: a regular price of fourteen to eighteen dollars, and you
Speaker 3: had to buy six to eight within a year.
Speaker 4: But with that you got the twelve free each month.
Speaker 3: Called me a house mailed you a selection of the
Speaker 3: month card, like a little pamphlet, but no one ever paid.
Speaker 3: You'd get the twelve for a penny, and then you'd
Speaker 3: be like, you know now, my name is Stevemour Johnson,
Speaker 3: and you'd get twelve more for a penny, and everyone Johnson,
Speaker 3: but that was your name in the nineties.
Speaker 4: But I just wonder who paid.
Speaker 5: Well, somebody paid because their business was worth millions and
Speaker 5: millions of dollars.
Speaker 3: Well, when you say to pay or not to pay,
Speaker 3: I think of you to pay for sure, to pay,
Speaker 3: to pay Rich Davis to oh man, he's here, Actually
Speaker 3: he's not, he's here.
Speaker 4: Just today, guys tricks.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to distract you from the confession because I
Speaker 3: know the joke is, and nobody paid. Nobody paid. Rich
Speaker 3: was doing a stand up back everyone be like, yeah.
Speaker 7: Know what paid?
Speaker 3: Am I right? What the truth is? I paid? My god,
Speaker 3: truth is like I was fooled on this scam. But
Speaker 3: you meaning, like you know, you did pay a penny.
Speaker 3: That was it.
Speaker 2: You paid a penny, but then you were responsible. You
Speaker 2: got twelve CDs. I think you left that like one
Speaker 2: nugget of the deal.
Speaker 3: You got your twelve CDs for a penny, and you
Speaker 3: got your CNC Music Factory.
Speaker 5: The selection was so bad for hip hop and R
Speaker 5: and B. You got some you know, like surface level
Speaker 5: that it was like Bobby Brown on No Tupac. It
Speaker 5: was like Bobby Brown stuff like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, definitely, very very very having a Rony Greatest Hits.
Speaker 3: I got a lot of CDs from this, so I
Speaker 3: used it, but I used it the proper way.
Speaker 4: So you would get your twelve you'd be so pumped
Speaker 4: about it.
Speaker 3: He put it in your little case alphabetically, and then
Speaker 3: you were responsible for like six to eight at regular price.
Speaker 4: So I would buy those six and you had.
Speaker 3: Like there was no time limit that I remember, or
Speaker 3: that I remember stressing me out, but I remember, Wow,
Speaker 3: now I gotta buy six for like for fourteen to
Speaker 3: eighteen bucks, like you said, because the shipping was so high,
Speaker 3: and you know, I did it because I feel like
Speaker 3: I felt like a guilt of like I had to.
Speaker 3: But Cavino's the guy that but I did pay, you know,
Speaker 3: is the guy that if you buy him and my
Speaker 3: mom probably was like, it's gonna affect your credit, you idiots.
Speaker 4: Or something like that.
Speaker 3: He's like oddly responsible and it's not a bad thing.
Speaker 3: But like, Cavino's the type of guy.
Speaker 4: That I did.
Speaker 3: I don't want to owe anyone nothing like this morning.
Speaker 4: He probably already ven mo me. I already did like
Speaker 4: for his coffee because.
Speaker 3: I don't want to owe anyone anything. I don't like
Speaker 3: that he felt like a weird guilt to klubbe house.
Speaker 3: But I did get my twelve. I did buy my
Speaker 3: six or whatever you were obligated for after and then
Speaker 3: I probably got you know, another twelve somehow, So I
Speaker 3: did finagle the system. They probably have a picture of
Speaker 3: you at headquarters. But I thank this guy, you know, hey,
Speaker 3: you know I'm here to announce that I've kept him
Speaker 3: in business for seventy one years up until now the
Speaker 3: last member. Because you know, it's another funny question. What
Speaker 3: do you think was the last CED you bought?
Speaker 2: Because when you bought actual cts, remember they came in
Speaker 2: at long, rectangular waste of cardboard. Remember they came in
Speaker 2: like this.
Speaker 4: Long lard blastic plastic cases like.
Speaker 2: All plastic cases. What was the last CD you bought?
Speaker 2: You actually bought? I have no idea.
Speaker 5: By the way, they transitioned their business in nineteen ninety
Speaker 5: seven to DVDs.
Speaker 4: They had a DVD club.
Speaker 5: I now look, by twenty fifteen they filed a chapter eleven.
Speaker 3: Did anyone else you speak of dv like, we'll switch
Speaker 3: to another kind of disc that will go out of business.
Speaker 3: Did you ever back in the day go to like
Speaker 3: best Buy or Circuit City, but mostly best Buy. I
Speaker 3: would buy mediocre movies for five dollars just because I
Speaker 3: wanted to fill up my sweet ced?
Speaker 4: Was my sweet a brag or a flexes?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 4: You know, say you had to display your scarfaced DVD?
Speaker 5: What color wood was your wreck? Was it the blonde
Speaker 5: wood or the dark I had.
Speaker 3: The I had like a kind of stain. Did you
Speaker 3: like a middle wavy one?
Speaker 4: I was gangster, almost black and crisp, and it looks sweet. Guys,
Speaker 4: you guys were modern.
Speaker 2: You had to have the seven bro crates. You had
Speaker 2: like the light the light woods, like I had a
Speaker 2: milk crazy. You had to assemble yourself, Danny.
Speaker 3: Danny probably had remember those brown VHS holders that you
Speaker 3: would pull like little dolls.
Speaker 4: Nos.
Speaker 5: Right, we had my older brother and I had milk
Speaker 5: crates filled with CDs and cassettes.
Speaker 4: Well albums would be and album yeah final. But Sam,
Speaker 4: you brought up the DVDs.
Speaker 3: I remember going to like because best Buy would have average,
Speaker 3: Like I remember by movies like Steak Out Too with
Speaker 3: Rosie o'donald for five dollars, because what be the most bunk,
Speaker 3: weak ass movies. But when you were like like in
Speaker 3: your early twenties or in college, it was a cool
Speaker 3: breaking right to be like, yo, come in my apartment
Speaker 3: or door, dorm room or something else. I got the sweetest,
Speaker 3: so proud DVD.
Speaker 2: We were so proud of our setup, our collection. And
Speaker 2: that's especially they fell into a case logic binder or
Speaker 2: remember people would have I always hear stories of Dude,
Speaker 2: I never got my Remember you would have a visor
Speaker 2: thing and you'd have your CDs and the visor and
Speaker 2: little cases.
Speaker 4: Dude. Man, my girlfriend she took my CDs. I never
Speaker 4: got them back.
Speaker 3: Man, she stole my binder.
Speaker 2: So you know, are you surprised or as surprised as
Speaker 2: we were to hear that Columbia House was even still
Speaker 2: a thing. Listen with all the streamers right now, and
Speaker 2: like I said, Spotify serious ExM. iHeart all the places
Speaker 2: you could listen to music for free or a subscription.
Speaker 3: I think the reality is there's a lot less like
Speaker 3: junk space being taken up. But there was something about,
Speaker 3: like you said, a collection of CDs or DVDs. I
Speaker 3: remember going to Covino's apartment and then his tech well
Speaker 3: you can you know, had a townhouse and he had
Speaker 3: a wall, like a full wall of CDs and he
Speaker 3: had some guitars hanging on the wall. And it was
Speaker 3: almost your way of saying, like yo, I'm into music.
Speaker 3: And if you went to in your movie room or
Speaker 3: you're den you had I remember my parents in my parents' basement,
Speaker 3: outside of a sweetfish tank, my parents' basement, we had like
Speaker 3: a wall like almost like like a mini blockbuster of
Speaker 3: like old phs, tapes and DVDs, and that's that's that
Speaker 3: tangible sort of feeling though, is coming back, Like there
Speaker 3: is a pushback with the weien Neels, the younger generation
Speaker 3: who want some tangible old school of God bless them,
Speaker 3: not only CDs and DVDs, but like walkman and flip phones.
Speaker 2: And they're sort of pushing back phes. You know why though,
Speaker 2: because they do feel like something's not right with the
Speaker 2: way we're living and the way we communicate.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I read an article recently that this new generation
Speaker 5: are buying all these CDs from these used music stores,
Speaker 5: but they're having a hard time finding actual CD players.
Speaker 2: True story. And by the way, we'll take some phone
Speaker 2: calls your thoughts. On Columbia House Closing Dawn eight seven,
Speaker 2: seven ninety nine on Fox.
Speaker 3: I'm Cavino. I have a teenage daughter. She's sixteen.
Speaker 2: She already said, because I you know, you condense things
Speaker 2: as you grow. She wanted me to keep my CD case.
Speaker 2: I've kept about maybe five six hundred CDs that meant
Speaker 2: a lot to me, and I still got them in
Speaker 2: a rack. I remember, she wants them for some sort
Speaker 2: of retro room in the future, and I have I
Speaker 2: have a three hundred disc changer too, like I still
Speaker 2: have one.
Speaker 3: I remember, Daddy, because when Covino went through his divorce.
Speaker 3: Oh look, it took me sixteen minutes to bring up
Speaker 3: your ex wife. Sixteen minutes here about it. I remember
Speaker 3: when Cavino moved Do you remember about it?
Speaker 4: Tell me about my divorce, Richard.
Speaker 3: Sixteen minutes into the show. I remember when Cavino was
Speaker 3: moving out. We were good buds and went to go
Speaker 3: help him move all his stuff out of his own Billy, Joel,
Speaker 3: let me file that under j for Joel, or you
Speaker 3: would do it under Joel instead of Billy. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: you got okay. But Danny Covi, I was like, yo,
Speaker 3: can you would spot help me carry my CDs? Like
Speaker 3: carry CDs? Like you need help carrying CDs? When I
Speaker 3: tell you, it was like a rickety old bookshelf.
Speaker 9: That.
Speaker 3: But when I tell you, the people can't see the
Speaker 3: window between you and I. This big, huge, monstrous class
Speaker 3: big spot has pictures of it somewhere. It was that
Speaker 3: size to the point where like three men had to
Speaker 3: like hold it on their back. It's like a moving truck.
Speaker 3: And he had not parted with those them you sell
Speaker 3: them in storage.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but again I kept the ones that meant something
Speaker 2: to me because, uh, you know, it paved the way.
Speaker 2: And by the way, I was thinking about Columbia House
Speaker 2: and I got a lot of them from Columbia House.
Speaker 2: Columbia House, when you would get those twelve for the
Speaker 2: penny off the get go and then you would rip
Speaker 2: off the company, that's the that's the gimmick.
Speaker 4: That was your gimmick.
Speaker 2: It was good for getting like greatest hits, like you'd
Speaker 2: get them all at once, like yeah, like greatest hit
Speaker 2: albums that you wouldn't want to necessarily buy at the
Speaker 2: store right at the time. At the time you wanted
Speaker 2: to go get the Boys to Men album or whatever,
Speaker 2: you weren't buying the Eagles greatest hits.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, you get the Eagles' greatest hits or
Speaker 3: led Zeppelin's greatest, the Doors Greatest, all the classic rock
Speaker 3: greatest hits with Columbia House sort of to complete your collection.
Speaker 3: The collection is really the core of what we're getting at.
Speaker 3: I do miss those days, man, I really do. I
Speaker 3: think a big takeaway is that Cavino is such an
Speaker 3: honorable guy he's the guy that paid for Columbia House.
Speaker 4: I gut.
Speaker 3: Were you the guy that when did you actually make
Speaker 3: a cleet call or did you be like you have
Speaker 3: a cleec call for mom up at the ball pick
Speaker 3: me up? Or you were the guy that actually so
Speaker 3: it's dude, well here's here's I'm.
Speaker 4: Here to see.
Speaker 6: It was the guy who was paying for music when
Speaker 6: everyone else was using napster to get it for free.
Speaker 3: And he's like, I'll still pay.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you brought that up, stand because that really
Speaker 2: was the beginning of the end for the CD the
Speaker 2: MP three player, And I still remember the day radio
Speaker 2: legend Wilpin Darvis came in and he's like, it's called
Speaker 2: an m P three player.
Speaker 3: I was like, what's that?
Speaker 2: This was a nomad. This is like before the eye
Speaker 2: the iPod, and I'm like what. And that was the
Speaker 2: beginning of the end. I was still rocking my discman,
Speaker 2: and it's.
Speaker 3: A way cooler.
Speaker 4: I was still nomad.
Speaker 3: I'm walking around everywhere with my music. There's there's the
Speaker 3: spot just posted a picture on our into of me
Speaker 3: standing in front of your CD wall. No way, you
Speaker 3: guys didn't break that down.
Speaker 4: How in the world.
Speaker 3: Can you find that constreaking it?
Speaker 2: No, dude, I still have like I had, I had
Speaker 2: several racks, right, I kept one to pass down and
Speaker 2: a lot of those are autographed after working in radio
Speaker 2: for years and you know they meant a lot to me.
Speaker 2: So yeah, it's just I don't know, it's just wild
Speaker 2: looking back.
Speaker 5: By the way, if you want to see it, it
Speaker 5: is our YouTube channel, Covino and rich FSR.
Speaker 4: I love it. Bell Ad in the middle.
Speaker 2: You had the disc change with the discman, I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: the megabase you would drain batteries. You were keeping Dura
Speaker 2: Celling company listening to CDs if you had a discman, right,
Speaker 2: because you would burn through them listen to the Yeah,
Speaker 2: so you had your discman, then the MP three player.
Speaker 2: But I really believe Napster LimeWire aries wherever you were
Speaker 2: downloading your music illegally, it was the illegal mentality you
Speaker 2: developed from Columbia House to say, I'm I'm ripping them off.
Speaker 2: I might as well rip off all these other companies too.
Speaker 2: Phones are hot, I mean every line is lit up.
Speaker 2: So let's go talks of old school And.
Speaker 3: By the way, do you miss that tangible thing that
Speaker 3: it seems like Covino is saying young kids now are
Speaker 3: sort of craving a little bit, like I do want
Speaker 3: to hold a we We talked about this before.
Speaker 4: It's the same with video games.
Speaker 5: I don't like the fact that I don't have the
Speaker 5: cartridge of the video game in my Yeah.
Speaker 6: You bought an album and you had the lyrics you had,
Speaker 6: like you know, the liners and all that stuff, and
Speaker 6: look through it while you're listening.
Speaker 3: There there is something there, Like I mean, I don't
Speaker 3: want to get to so off tangent, but like even
Speaker 3: something as simple as you're in your car and you
Speaker 3: could listen to everything from Spotify to serious XM to
Speaker 3: have the iHeart app to any type of music of
Speaker 3: eye to everything right there in your console. You used
Speaker 3: to pull your stereo in and out. You would have
Speaker 3: the CD changer in your trunk. Like there used to
Speaker 3: be so much more stuff, and I sort of like
Speaker 3: no stuff.
Speaker 5: Also, there was a surprise because the songs didn't all
Speaker 5: leak all over the internet. Back then people didn't have
Speaker 5: advance copies. Only radio people had advance copies. And I
Speaker 5: remember as a kid standing in line at a warehouse
Speaker 5: music a big line of people that day Snoop Doggs
Speaker 5: first solo album came out, and it was so exciting
Speaker 5: to peel off the plat stick from it and put
Speaker 5: it in your CD player and hear these songs really
Speaker 5: truly for the first time.
Speaker 4: And you were taking a chance last time.
Speaker 5: Besides the radio single that was out, the album cuts
Speaker 5: were being heard for the first time.
Speaker 3: I agree with you, Danny, there is something we're missing.
Speaker 3: Like it's that feeling of like you could sit on
Speaker 3: your couch and you could go through Apple TV, Hulu,
Speaker 3: net Sex Paramount, every HBO Max, but like there was
Speaker 3: still something that you sort of miss about, like walking
Speaker 3: around Blockbuster, right, it was you'd be like, but you
Speaker 3: had to get up, get your car, go there, come back.
Speaker 4: But there was something hidding me.
Speaker 2: The lost you can playlists, I got a ton of them,
Speaker 2: but the lost art of going to the CD store,
Speaker 2: making a playlist, you know, giving it to friends or
Speaker 2: girls or women you.
Speaker 4: Cared about, Right, that was part of the routine.
Speaker 2: And like Rich said, it's why kids are yearning for
Speaker 2: a little more, And that's why they want cameras again,
Speaker 2: and even disposable cameras, and they want tangible because they
Speaker 2: feel like they've missed out on it, and they have
Speaker 2: and yeah, it's a weird, weird story where Columbia House
Speaker 2: is done after seventy one years today, who knew it
Speaker 2: was even still around?
Speaker 3: Hilarious on the local news end of an era. They're
Speaker 3: actually doing this on the local news Columbia House because
Speaker 3: everyone remembers. I let's go to all your feedback, dandy,
Speaker 3: who do you want to start with?
Speaker 4: Let's speaking of snoop Dog. Let's start in the LBC Jeff.
Speaker 3: Jeff, Columbia House resides. What's up?
Speaker 7: Hey, guys, I'm a majority stockholder in Columbia House. Do
Speaker 7: you think it's time to sell because.
Speaker 3: House?
Speaker 7: Columbia House or Amazon? And I think I made the
Speaker 7: right choice, all right? The checkers not yess? I'm smart guy. Hey,
Speaker 7: I have a question. Was your Scarface DVD next to
Speaker 7: the totally awesome Spacoli poster? And can I just tell
Speaker 7: you my most embarrassing Columbia House CD that I got
Speaker 7: in the mail? And I don't want you to make
Speaker 7: fun of me. I'm very sensitive.
Speaker 3: What is it I got?
Speaker 7: I got Natalie Merchants Tiger Lily sent to my dorm
Speaker 7: in college.
Speaker 3: Can you imagine being like, what, hey, bro, what do
Speaker 3: you got nothing?
Speaker 7: Oh no, I left it out for the girls, thinking
Speaker 7: you don't want to make out with me because I
Speaker 7: was sensitive. And that's why my milk crate was showed
Speaker 7: with My milk crate was showed with VHS because you
Speaker 7: get in the back of the video where you go
Speaker 7: through the beating section.
Speaker 3: So like you throw your going into a saloon.
Speaker 4: Right, that's a funny, great call, Joe.
Speaker 3: So let's take one more for now, Danny, I know everyone,
Speaker 3: We'll get to everyone.
Speaker 4: Let's take one more.
Speaker 2: I do love that thought of the beaded section of
Speaker 2: the video store or the saloon doors.
Speaker 3: You go in here, you're like, whoa never go to
Speaker 3: the video store and you would see like someone's dad
Speaker 3: or a teacher or someone come so weird.
Speaker 5: I went in and I say your dad, Hey, likely
Speaker 5: all right, quickly quickly, here we got thirty seconds for you.
Speaker 5: Eddie and Indiana?
Speaker 3: What's Eddie?
Speaker 8: Hey?
Speaker 9: How are you?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 3: Is this crazy? Eddie? What's up?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 8: Hey?
Speaker 9: It is crazy?
Speaker 4: Eddie.
Speaker 8: Hey, listen, I just I know I'm not few years
Speaker 8: older the most of you guys. I'm in my early fifties.
Speaker 8: But hey, so the Columbia House thing. What I remember
Speaker 8: as a kid, you had a place on the little
Speaker 8: like postcard type thing you mailed in and it's had
Speaker 8: a fixed penny here. You literally would take the penny
Speaker 8: to the thing mailing it. Do you remember that?
Speaker 4: Hilarious?
Speaker 3: You say yes, yeah, so fun.
Speaker 4: That is wild.
Speaker 3: They must have had some tax code for write offs
Speaker 3: because there was no way like for losses, you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying, Like for all the people that didn't pay,
Speaker 3: they must have had some tax code where they were
Speaker 3: able to rebound some of those losses.
Speaker 2: You know what, though, Rich, We're gonna have to add
Speaker 2: Columbia House to the conversation of man Blockbuster really blew it.
Speaker 2: They could have add Netflix because Columbia House was ahead
Speaker 2: of their time of we want to get music into
Speaker 2: the hands of people. Like, how were they not the
Speaker 2: next Columbia House Camezon, you have something else right like
Speaker 2: you and kidd, they were ahead of the game and
Speaker 2: we all knew it.
Speaker 3: We all did it.
Speaker 4: For me.
Speaker 2: The one that comes to mind is like see and
Speaker 2: see music Factory for real, Like we have embarrassing CDs
Speaker 2: that we got because there was a penny who cared imbarssing.
Speaker 3: I love seeing music. I mean I liked it too.
Speaker 3: In fact, show that up for our way back Sam. Yeah.
Speaker 2: But the fact that it was around for seventy one
Speaker 2: years and done today. It's one of those things that
Speaker 2: make you go, hmm, good one. Who is buying this stuff? Still?
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Speaker 3: There's a reason Michael Scott picked this song.
Speaker 6: Get everybody to come down to Cafe Disco because it
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean I got this for a penny bro
Speaker 4: beat that deal.
Speaker 3: This still would slap at a wedding, a party, a bar,
Speaker 3: anything who does like c and see music Factor. So
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Speaker 2: Thanks for all your feedback. Now, lots of cool guests
Speaker 2: this week. I want to thank Marvin Marvin of the
Speaker 2: Dan That's Not Buy On Monday, yes yesterday we had.
Speaker 3: Drew Brees, Hall of Famer doctor Drew Brees.
Speaker 4: That was a lot of fun. Said he wanted to
Speaker 4: be the next Ken Griffy Junior.
Speaker 2: We had master impressionist Frank Caliendo yesterday. So if you
Speaker 2: missed any of that, catched a podcast search Covino in
Speaker 2: Rich again. You can watch it on YouTube and today
Speaker 2: hip hop legend speaking to music in Columbia House ice
Speaker 2: Cube will be on the show, not ice Tea Rich
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Speaker 3: Cube will be here and we're gonna hear from the
Speaker 3: Great Hambino, the Great Hambino.
Speaker 2: We only bring you the best this guy. How many
Speaker 2: home runs did he hit, the Great Hambino more than you?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Patrick, Renna, Danielle Fischer, they got that new full wonder.
Speaker 4: Rich.
Speaker 2: What qualifies these bozos to be on Fox Sports Radio.
Speaker 2: You're listening to the guy me Cavino, twenty seven little
Speaker 2: league home runs? Oh that's in my little league career
Speaker 2: over the fence, because it doesn't count.
Speaker 4: If it wasn't, his life was all downhill from there.
Speaker 3: You're absolutely right, glad you peaked to twelve.
Speaker 2: If you want to bring the Great Hambino here, I
Speaker 2: say the Great Covino is better, but Hambino will be here.
Speaker 2: And Danielle Fischel to Panga. So lots of people stopping by,
Speaker 2: but thank you for being here. And we're gonna get
Speaker 2: to some foosball. Yeah, we're gonna talk fire or friction, Like,
Speaker 2: how do you feel rich if you're two hundred million dollar?
Speaker 4: Qb bo Nix was in a melee? You're cool with that.
Speaker 4: I'm cool.
Speaker 3: I love the fact to use the word melee. That's
Speaker 3: first time you've ever said that word. Yeah, you like
Speaker 3: that one melee? Actually I said tussle.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Let's scrum a little, a little scrum a little, you know,
Speaker 2: because there's been a lot of fire at all these camps,
Speaker 2: a lot.
Speaker 3: Of fighting, fighting, a lot of fighting, and.
Speaker 4: It's like, show.
Speaker 2: Is that good or is that bad for the team chemistry?
Speaker 2: Like and you're seeing it on hard Knocks and everything.
Speaker 3: You Bruce Bluffer is gonna pop up and be like
Speaker 3: fighting every single camp.
Speaker 4: So we'll get to fighting. We gotta talk about that.
Speaker 3: But let's take a couple of quick final phone calls
Speaker 3: on Columbia House a part of the nine A part
Speaker 3: of I mean, I mean it was around for seventy
Speaker 3: one years, but I picture CDs in the nineties twelve
Speaker 3: for a penny no one really paid. You got them
Speaker 3: delivered with fake names. Somehow they were in business until today.
Speaker 3: Done calling in New York wants to weigh in on this.
Speaker 11: Hey, Colin, you know you were talking about boys to
Speaker 11: men and like, I was definitely looking for some like
Speaker 11: like they conveyed to do, like you know, barbershop quartet
Speaker 11: type songs, you know, like that be wep style, you know,
Speaker 11: so I'm looking for that.
Speaker 9: I was looking for like you know, like Frank salone.
Speaker 11: You know, there are two kinds of love, you know,
Speaker 11: like that stuff.
Speaker 4: You know, Okay, and I really want to hold on?
Speaker 4: Can you don't give it to you?
Speaker 3: There are two cads of love that you want to know.
Speaker 3: They're two cads.
Speaker 4: You're the little pitchy dogs. But there you go, there
Speaker 4: you go.
Speaker 3: But that was fantastic.
Speaker 2: Hey, By the way, speaking of Columbia House and Frank Stalone,
Speaker 2: you better believe I truly believe that everybody had that
Speaker 2: Rocky Bolboa soundtrack. The rocky soundtrack for your mean workout
Speaker 2: when you were on Createen going to GNC in the nineties.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think all of us had that.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure I got my rocky soundtrack from Columbia House.
Speaker 2: I think that's one of the CDs that got for
Speaker 2: a penny. But if you're just joining us now, we
Speaker 2: discovered a crazy fun fact. Cavino's the one guy that
Speaker 2: actually paid I did. You got twelve for a penny?
Speaker 2: But then you were responsible? You feel weird about that?
Speaker 9: Means?
Speaker 3: Do you feel weird? Meaning like when you hear like, no,
Speaker 3: wait a minute, you guys I responsible?
Speaker 2: Were you not responsible? No, that's what I mean. I
Speaker 2: was a responsible kid, so and I'm not. I can't
Speaker 2: be the only one because they're still in business as
Speaker 2: of today. You were then responsible for about six I
Speaker 2: think six to eight at regular price, which was a
Speaker 2: jacked up price when when you don't have someone's credit
Speaker 2: card on file, no one's gonna pay. Yeah, look at it.
Speaker 3: I just saw a stat that said, you know it's
Speaker 3: talking about people in their dishonesty. Three out of ten
Speaker 3: people admit to stealing itself checkout. So I mean you
Speaker 3: talk about you, what was it. What was the number?
Speaker 3: Three out of ten people admit openly self j they
Speaker 3: steal from self checkout at the store.
Speaker 4: So three out of twelve or trash bags one out
Speaker 4: of three.
Speaker 3: So what I'm saying is, did you really expect people
Speaker 3: to buy c these when they got twelve for a
Speaker 3: penny with no credit card on file?
Speaker 4: It like, it's a true testament, true testment of your characters.
Speaker 5: Kind of the store's fault too, because we're not employees.
Speaker 5: Why are we checking ourselves out?
Speaker 3: Danny's like, and that's well, steal cookies.
Speaker 4: For oop, so you forgot to skin.
Speaker 5: No, I don't steal anything, but you know the camera
Speaker 5: and they show you on the screen.
Speaker 3: Get target.
Speaker 4: They show you the whole time. I always tell them
Speaker 4: their number.
Speaker 5: They're number one, my number one employer on the camera
Speaker 5: as I leave.
Speaker 3: You should move them, Danny g Let's bring that back.
Speaker 3: Since we're talking about the nineties.
Speaker 4: Let's wrap this topic with Jerry in Toledo. What's up, Jerry, Hey.
Speaker 1: Jerry Hey.
Speaker 9: I just wanted to say thank you guys. You guys
Speaker 9: made me left out loud when you talked about pulling
Speaker 9: out the entire radio and having the a CD player
Speaker 9: in the back.
Speaker 3: Yeah, dude, that was like, that was a different world.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: Then that turned into the detachable face. Remember you didn't
Speaker 2: have to pull out the entire thing, just the face.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 2: I had the face. I had the digital EQ, I
Speaker 2: had a ten disc blow punk.
Speaker 5: I had the one that flipped inside, and then it
Speaker 5: looked like nothing.
Speaker 3: Oh you guys, but these were bragging rights, and we
Speaker 3: were proud of those things, you know, like it was
Speaker 3: just a different time.
Speaker 4: I do miss it. I'm not gonna lie. I like
Speaker 4: moving forward, but.
Speaker 3: I do miss that because are just like your identity
Speaker 3: is so tied into a team or a sport and
Speaker 3: things like that. Our identity was so tied into that.
Speaker 2: I think how many hours you spent alphabetizing your CDs
Speaker 2: or learning the music or making copies of it.
Speaker 4: And yeah, man, it was a big deal.
Speaker 3: I rocked the car ready discman.
Speaker 6: So you'd remember, you'd have the cassette that had a
Speaker 6: little wire attached to it and then you pop that
Speaker 6: in and then you could use your discman in your car.
Speaker 3: You guys, remember that.
Speaker 4: Jerry, what are your thoughts to wrap it up? Man?
Speaker 9: Okay, Well, I was just gonna say date myself. I
Speaker 9: remember my first Columbia House order r Em out of Time,
Speaker 9: Guns n' roads, his appetite for destruction and you're seeing
Speaker 9: see music factors. Yeah, one last thing. Here's the other thing.
Speaker 9: You don't remember. There was a Laser Disc club. I
Speaker 9: know because I was a member Laser Disc remember those.
Speaker 2: That's absolutely Rich. Rich probably bought it, bought us Jock
Speaker 2: Jams from Columbia House.
Speaker 3: Damn pass being of Dan Patrick. Remember Jock Jams started
Speaker 3: Welcome to the Big Show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right. Rich definitely got Jock Jams on Columbia House.
Speaker 2: But thank you guys for reminiscing. From time to time,
Speaker 2: we like to, uh take it back? Do do take
Speaker 2: it back?
Speaker 5: Oh, by the way, if you love nostalgia, Tomorrow afternoon
Speaker 5: on our usual time slot from five to seven pm
Speaker 5: on on the East coast two to four on the
Speaker 5: West side, we do old school and fifty hits.
Speaker 3: So every Thursday, take an old school topic and we
Speaker 3: reminisce a little bit, you know, once a week, throw
Speaker 3: it back. You know, it's nice to it's nice to
Speaker 3: reminis You don't want to do much of it, but nostalgia.
Speaker 4: You do it once a week.
Speaker 3: Yeah, nostalgia, Like it's really hard with our generation. I
Speaker 3: feel like if you're in that, if you're thirty something
Speaker 3: to fifty something, I know it's a big window, But
Speaker 3: I feel like if you were a kid of the
Speaker 3: eighties or nineties, there's just something so special about our
Speaker 3: childhood that feels nice to reminists. I know our parents
Speaker 3: would probably be like, well, I'll say for the fifties
Speaker 3: or sixties, but I don't know. I feel like the
Speaker 3: eighties or nineties there was just a different type of
Speaker 3: pop culture boom with music and sports and everything.
Speaker 2: But rip Columbia House seventy one years. It's like that
Speaker 2: person like they were still I didn't even know they
Speaker 2: were still alive.
Speaker 3: Wow, look at that kicking. Good for them, now Bow Nicks.
Speaker 3: As you said, what do you say a scrum, scuffle,
Speaker 3: a melee? How do you feel about all these fights
Speaker 3: at camp? How do you feel about the inter squad
Speaker 3: two team practices? And you saw it go down yesterday
Speaker 3: in multiple in multiple practice, especially the Cowboys and Saints,
Speaker 3: these inner squads are having inner squabbles. There's another one,
Speaker 3: and I don't think it's good Man again.
Speaker 4: Fire or friction?
Speaker 3: Do you like the fire. The fire's good, but not
Speaker 3: amongst teammates.
Speaker 4: I just comes And by the way, here's another thing too.
Speaker 2: We got to keep in mind these things always have happened,
Speaker 2: and now they're more magnified. So that's and you know what,
Speaker 2: it becomes a storyline. And every week now we're starting
Speaker 2: to hear stuff. So maybe it's just a matter of that,
Speaker 2: you know what. Let me leave you with this though,
Speaker 2: and we'll take your feedback next. What happened a couple
Speaker 2: of weeks ago.
Speaker 3: One of the first big fights of the preseason was
Speaker 3: Max Crosby and Kirk Cousins, and perhaps not only has
Speaker 3: that been squashed, but brought the team closer together because
Speaker 3: Max Crosby put on social media a few days back,
Speaker 3: like a joking tail the tape with him and Max
Speaker 3: with that website with him and Kirk Cousins, and you know,
Speaker 3: if it's water under the bridge and it's like yo, man,
Speaker 3: I'm fiery, you're fire. You know we maybe those things
Speaker 3: are needed once in a while. I know it's usually
Speaker 3: the plotline of every sports movie, like midway through the movie,
Speaker 3: like there's a fight in the locker room or like
Speaker 3: something happens, but that fires the team up. Does that
Speaker 3: apply to real life? Do you like this or not?
Speaker 3: We'll take your feedback. Next we'll talk a bunch of
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Speaker 4: And today I'd say seven out of ten.
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Speaker 3: Fighting You said it, NFL. These fights are breaking out
Speaker 3: everywhere at camps, not only just on intersquad games. Danny G.
Speaker 3: It's not just like hey, joint practices. You know, you
Speaker 3: talk about all these guys fighting for like roster spots.
Speaker 3: It's gonna get fiery, but within their own team. So
Speaker 3: that's the narrative the last few days that it's just
Speaker 3: a lot of fighting. Do you think there's something different
Speaker 3: going on? Or does this always happen? Obviously fights break out,
Speaker 3: but is it more of a thing now than before? Like,
Speaker 3: is there something in the water people stressed that outy
Speaker 3: getting people all round up? No, I think it's uh,
Speaker 3: or is it? We're just magnifying something that's always been there.
Speaker 3: Something we touched on the other day, which was back
Speaker 3: in the day, much like the NFL Draft. It used
Speaker 3: to be, you know, a bunch of guys smoking cigars
Speaker 3: in a wood panel looking basement, and now it's in
Speaker 3: a city with hundreds of thousands of people in the
Speaker 3: streets and it's a billion dollar type of thing. I
Speaker 3: think training camp was something like you heard here and there, Oh,
Speaker 3: the team's getting ready for the season. You had more
Speaker 3: preseason games and just the NFL was different. Now every
Speaker 3: camp has not only just reporters, but fans and people
Speaker 3: have access with flip camera, you know. There it's not
Speaker 3: like one person with a flip camp in the two thousands.
Speaker 3: Everyone's got their phone out. You're getting to almost two
Speaker 3: much covered. Lots of podcasters now for each team. So yeah,
Speaker 3: just overall more coverage.
Speaker 2: And the latest story is Bone Nicks was in the melee.
Speaker 2: As we said before, with the Broncos, you got your
Speaker 2: two hundred million dollars quarterback. You know, in the middle
Speaker 2: of this getting hit hard. He's getting hit hard at practice,
Speaker 2: which is a known I mean a guy that on
Speaker 2: hard knocks too.
Speaker 3: I mean a guy that you know, if he had
Speaker 3: not got hurt at the very end of the AFC
Speaker 3: Championship game, we might be I'm sorry, at the in
Speaker 3: the division. We might be seeing. You know, Bonnicks of
Speaker 3: the Super Bowl last year. You don't need that young
Speaker 3: talented guy in the middle, so he more reason to
Speaker 3: back off. And things got heated. There was a pylon.
Speaker 2: I believe Bonnicks had to pull Nick Bonita out of
Speaker 2: the pilon by the way.
Speaker 5: He pulled him out by his legs. Those two were
Speaker 5: going at it and things got superheated. That's not very
Speaker 5: Bonita and another Bronco came out of the bottom of
Speaker 5: the pile bleeding and had to leave the field.
Speaker 2: So we got the Broncos fired up again amongst each other.
Speaker 3: The Chiefs, the Raiders. We already talked about that. We
Speaker 3: talked about that last week. But you know, you gotta
Speaker 3: remember that the Cowboys.
Speaker 4: The Saint Cowboys and Saints have at least eight fights.
Speaker 3: And the Browns too.
Speaker 2: They end up practice early, right thirty minutes early, because things.
Speaker 4: Were so heated.
Speaker 5: Yet Todd and their new head coach things said things
Speaker 5: were too physical.
Speaker 3: You know, I guess it's just part of It's obviously again,
Speaker 3: we're not playing dumb here. It's obviously part of the game.
Speaker 3: But it's become a storyline. Let me, let me throw
Speaker 3: this number out there. Is it good for the team?
Speaker 3: Is really what we're asking an NFL team? According to
Speaker 3: NFL rules and roster limit breakdowns, a team could have
Speaker 3: ninety players during its training camp on the roster at
Speaker 3: any time. So you talk about ninety guys, do the math.
Speaker 3: Almost forty you're not going to make the team. So
Speaker 3: these are not all guys that know each other. We've
Speaker 3: talked to NFL players and the honest sentiment is like
Speaker 3: I don't Only some quarterbacks can name everyone on the team,
Speaker 3: and it's very rare for you to know everyone else
Speaker 3: on the team. Do you know the punter? Some people
Speaker 3: don't even know who's on the other side of the ball,
Speaker 3: Like I don't know Ef we wan on defense, I'm
Speaker 3: on offense.
Speaker 12: Hey man, Hey hey, So it's it's fifty three guys,
Speaker 12: but right now there's ninety forty are on the brink
Speaker 12: of like having to figure out what they're gonna do next.
Speaker 3: Pure you don't think there's pressure, anxiety tensions high and
Speaker 3: you're trying to get noticed, you're rich.
Speaker 4: We're seeing star players get into.
Speaker 3: The That's where it's weird. That's where like a bo
Speaker 3: Nicks needs to step back. But if you're a backup
Speaker 3: lineman Danny g and you're like, yo, it's either this
Speaker 3: or I have to get like a regular job at
Speaker 3: the store.
Speaker 4: Right, But this was their star.
Speaker 5: This is the Bronco star pass rusher getting into it,
Speaker 5: saying with you're two hundred million dollar quarterback.
Speaker 3: And then sometimes you know what a guy trying to
Speaker 3: make the team might think, I'm gonna make my impact
Speaker 3: by going at the stars to show that I'm like,
Speaker 3: you know, I'm a fiery guy. I just think that
Speaker 3: Nissent or as star players got to back away. But
Speaker 3: I can understanding, you could understand where this is. They're
Speaker 3: not all friends, that they're fighting to be on a roster,
Speaker 3: and then the reality is they're hoping, well, if it
Speaker 3: doesn't work out here, I'll be on some other teams
Speaker 3: practice squad and maybe that's my route. So we can't
Speaker 3: act like just because all these ninety guys are on
Speaker 3: the Broncos are all pals, half of them won't be
Speaker 3: there in two weeks and they're fighting each other for
Speaker 3: millions of dollars. Millions of dollars.
Speaker 2: Ta Femo Roly Romero this weekend actually not as good
Speaker 2: as the fight, all Right? How about Ryan Garcia, Connor Bennex,
Speaker 2: maybe maybe Buddy. Al Right, we got more Comino rich
Speaker 2: In for Dan Patrick next right here on Fox Sports Radio.
Speaker 3: A lot of NFL and ice Cube coming up,