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Speaker 2: Hour two on this Wednesday, Pizza Wednesday morale is high ish.
Speaker 2: Maybe doesn't sound like everybody is sold on free pizza
Speaker 2: round here? Well, Todd, I know, isn't you seem to
Speaker 2: have that? Nuh? I don't know about this menu too.
Speaker 3: I'm extremely excited about the first two, especially that gumbo
Speaker 3: sausage shrimp. I'm assuming or whatever's gonna be on that.
Speaker 3: But the classic cheese again, it's the kicking the field
Speaker 3: at the one.
Speaker 2: Okay, you run down the menu officially, Dylan. Dylan's right
Speaker 2: there next to you. He's the one making the pipe and.
Speaker 3: I like to insult him to his face like that
Speaker 3: on National Radio TV. Classic Cheese Pizza. Come on, what
Speaker 3: are we doing here with the third pizza?
Speaker 2: Get a little squirrely? Okay, get a little squirrely.
Speaker 3: I gotta stay in my little space.
Speaker 2: Run down the menu, Dylan. It's like Todd doesn't know
Speaker 2: I can hear him or something. We've got a Cajun
Speaker 2: gumbo pizza, a hot honey pepperoni and bacon pizza, and
Speaker 2: Todd's famously wonderful classic cheese pizza, iconically classic cheese pizza.
Speaker 2: Who has it better than we do?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: By buddy? Yeah, well didn't sound that way first hour.
Speaker 2: You guys just taking for granted here. I just threw
Speaker 2: in a pizza Wednesday. Rectech sent me the insert for
Speaker 2: the grill, and we're making pizzas and somehow you guys
Speaker 2: can complain. Yes, Marvin, who is you?
Speaker 4: Guys?
Speaker 2: Todd up?
Speaker 5: You stopped you stop right there, just Todd. Three dan
Speaker 5: nets have an attitude of gratitude? Who the other one.
Speaker 2: A blue gratitude of gratitude? Yes? Boy?
Speaker 6: Yeah, and this is good pizza. Remember when you're in
Speaker 6: college free bad.
Speaker 2: Pizza was great? Yes, Dylan, Yeah, I mean I didn't
Speaker 2: originally want to do it without you, Dan, you know,
Speaker 2: I don't like to do anything without you. But Todd insisted.
Speaker 2: He was like, who cares that Dan's not here? Dude, pizza?
Speaker 3: No, it's fine under the bus?
Speaker 2: No, no you hey, look I can live vicariously through
Speaker 2: you guys, just like the audience does for meat Friday.
Speaker 2: So it's pizza Wednesday. Yes, kind of like Paul brought up,
Speaker 2: is pizza when it's bad, like bad pizza is still good?
Speaker 2: Is it the best food that even when it's bad.
Speaker 2: It's still like this is all right.
Speaker 3: M man.
Speaker 2: I think you got a point there that I mean,
Speaker 2: it is pizza, like you can find some redeeming value
Speaker 2: quality to a slice of pizza might be good crust. Uh,
Speaker 2: maybe you pick off the pepperonis or sausage. Feels like
Speaker 2: you can salvage something out of that, yes, Paul.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it does feel like serviceable pizza is fine, but
Speaker 6: like barbecue, when barbecue is dry or not done, well,
Speaker 6: that's not good.
Speaker 2: What about breakfast kind of feels like, you know, with eggs, bacon, pancakes,
Speaker 2: you got toast, you can kind of salvage a breakfast.
Speaker 2: I don't know if there's a bad breakfast, yes, dying. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Like even if you're at a holiday and and you
Speaker 2: do the continental breakfast there with the powdered eggs and
Speaker 2: the buckets of grease, essentially, it's still like kind of
Speaker 2: hits the spot. Yeah. Uh, probably because the night before
Speaker 2: and you're like, h I think I need something in
Speaker 2: the morning here, Yes, yes, Marvin.
Speaker 4: For me, cheeseburgers will be up there, Like I.
Speaker 2: Think you can't screw up a cheeseburger.
Speaker 4: I don't think so. The cheeseburgers that are better than others.
Speaker 5: But it's not one where it's like, as soon as
Speaker 5: I take a bite and it's not that great, I'm
Speaker 5: gonna stop eating it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, doing yes. Sometimes Actually there's a situational element
Speaker 2: to this too. Sometimes that like totally over cooked cheeseburger
Speaker 2: with nothing on it at a barbecue or something hits
Speaker 2: the spot even more. It's like a bad sandwich by
Speaker 2: the pool. You know, I'd put up there with pizza
Speaker 2: a hot dog. Yeah, you know, hot dogs are usually
Speaker 2: like all right, you know, it's hard to kind of
Speaker 2: screw up a hot dog, but I put it up
Speaker 2: there with pizza. That all right, what do you got pizza?
Speaker 2: What do you got hot dogs?
Speaker 7: Okay?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Paul, Yeah, I agree on that one.
Speaker 6: If you go to a ball game and someone hands
Speaker 6: you a hot dog and it's lukewarm and you got
Speaker 6: some mustard, it gets it done.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's pull question for hour two. Dylan. Well, Dan,
Speaker 2: also really quick, I got a submission from the back room.
Speaker 2: That's a tacos.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'll at that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, hard tacos. Ooh I disagree. Oh you think
Speaker 2: that it can be stale? Well, I just I think
Speaker 2: I like the soft taco better. I look happy with either.
Speaker 2: But the hard taco shell you end up. It all
Speaker 2: ends up stacked on top of each other, so by
Speaker 2: it kind of falls apart and you're only getting a
Speaker 2: bite of lettice by the end.
Speaker 3: It's a disaster.
Speaker 2: Really, Okay, what's the poll question? All right? Fast food?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 2: Thoughts on Jay Flowers getting a thirty five million dollars
Speaker 2: a year deal from the Ravens. Like it, love it
Speaker 2: or hate it? Well, he's just the next in line.
Speaker 2: But do I want to pay him thirty five million
Speaker 2: a year? No, but he's their number one receiver. The
Speaker 2: Ravens don't have a history of drafting good receivers. But
Speaker 2: if you said, I can have Z eight Flowers for
Speaker 2: thirty five million, he had eighty six catches, twelve hundred yards,
Speaker 2: six touchdowns. Twenty nine million will get me an All
Speaker 2: Pro right tackle Darnell Wright. Twenty two point two will
Speaker 2: get me Bjon Robinson. Derek Stingley is making thirty million.
Speaker 2: Tyler Lindenbaum, a three time Pro Bowl center, twenty seven million.
Speaker 2: Tristan Wurf's two time All Pro making twenty eight million.
Speaker 2: Penny Sewell three time All Pro right tackle making twenty
Speaker 2: eight million. I can get better players for lesser money.
Speaker 2: By the way, Alec Pierce makes twenty eight million dollars
Speaker 2: a year. He had just over one thousand yards last
Speaker 2: season but paid twenty eight million. I think he's injured,
Speaker 2: but that was one of those wait twenty eight million.
Speaker 2: I remember when the Niners they signed Brandon Nayuk and
Speaker 2: I go, oh, that is a mistake. That is a mistake.
Speaker 2: But they probably thought, you know what, let's keep it
Speaker 2: all together here, let's try to win a Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: And if that's the case, then I understand that I
Speaker 2: just don't want to pay Brandon Nyuk and it's turned
Speaker 2: out to be one of the worst deals in recent memory.
Speaker 2: But Zay Flowers is good. I don't think on most
Speaker 2: teams Zay Flowers would be year number two recips. But
Speaker 2: on Baltimore, you know, he's gone from being a B
Speaker 2: B plus player to an A minus in how he's
Speaker 2: paid other receivers in the same paper. So you could
Speaker 2: have Za Flowers or T Higgins t Higgins twenty eight million,
Speaker 2: you could have DK Metcalf or Za Flowers. That probably
Speaker 2: takes a Flowers. Terry McLaurin making thirty two million. I
Speaker 2: like Terry McLaurin. But Jamison Williams making twenty six and
Speaker 2: a half million, Christian Watson and Courtland Sutton are making
Speaker 2: twenty three million.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: These are these are good players making great money. I
Speaker 2: mean there's Justin Jefferson and Jamar Chase. Now you can
Speaker 2: put Pokin the coup up there. Now, what's he gonna make.
Speaker 2: He gonna make forty million dollars a year? Right, If
Speaker 2: Zay Flowers is making thirty five, Kua is gonna make forty.
Speaker 2: He'll probably be four years, one sixty something like that, Yes, Paul, Yeah.
Speaker 6: And Puka's first four years with the Rams were four
Speaker 6: years at four million dollars.
Speaker 7: Wow.
Speaker 8: Wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I also saw this story. All current season ticket
Speaker 2: holders automatically entered into a random drawing for a promotion
Speaker 2: with the Akron Zips football team. The Zips announced the
Speaker 2: unique promotion on Tuesday, in which the winner gets to
Speaker 2: script the opening drive of Akron's home opener against Robert
Speaker 2: Morris on September twelfth. Now, there's some fine print here,
Speaker 2: because I do believe that the head coach gets to
Speaker 2: consult with the winner. Because you know what's gonna happen.
Speaker 2: First play, you know, ball goes into the end zone.
Speaker 2: Bring the ball out. First play, you're gonna throw a bomb.
Speaker 2: Second play, you're going to throw a bomb. Third play,
Speaker 2: throw a bomb. And then you decide you want to
Speaker 2: go forward on fourth down. I don't think you want
Speaker 2: to go as scripted there, Yes, Paul.
Speaker 6: Right, No fans going to win this contest and say, hey,
Speaker 6: you know, coach, let's establish a running game on.
Speaker 2: I do.
Speaker 6: I'm on go zips dot com and there is a yeah,
Speaker 6: always Dan your zips. The head coach will have consultation
Speaker 6: on all play calls.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's that's wise. Does he have veto power? That's
Speaker 2: what I want to know. I remember President Nixon suggested
Speaker 2: a play. I think it might have been for the
Speaker 2: Washington Redskins in the Super Bowl, if that sounds right.
Speaker 2: But that this was back in the early seventies. Where
Speaker 2: was George Allen the head coach back then, and I
Speaker 2: think he was suggesting a play. Richard Nixon fancied himself
Speaker 2: as a big football fan.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Paul, Yeah, I got it from the New York Times.
Speaker 6: It was December twenty sixth, nineteen seventy one, the NFC
Speaker 6: Divisional playoff game Redskins Niners. President Nixon called George Allen
Speaker 6: on the phone and suggested a flea flicker flanker reverse play.
Speaker 2: Well, boy, did they run it?
Speaker 6: It appears they did. According to The Washington Post, the
Speaker 6: Redskins ran to play from the eight yard line in
Speaker 6: the second quarter and it was a thirteen yard loss.
Speaker 6: They lost twenty four to twenty.
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Speaker 7: Hello Dan North, San Juan, California, five eleven, three twenty five,
Speaker 7: First time anytime, nobody. Thank you for the telegram. Best
Speaker 7: caller to the show. James from Virginia, R and B
Speaker 7: group that was missed War and a plan for audio malfunctions. Dan,
Speaker 7: You're too valuable to be left out. When the audio malfunctions,
Speaker 7: Fritzy gets relegated to the kitchen, you get Fritzy's chair.
Speaker 7: If Dylan, Paully's or Marvin's audio goes out, Fritzie gets
Speaker 7: relegated and they get Fritzy's chair. Fritzy's audio goes out,
Speaker 7: you don't fix it.
Speaker 2: How do you feel about that? Todd?
Speaker 3: I usually get that kind of stuff from trip, But
Speaker 3: now I guess everyone's hanging up a little bit here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but don't you like this? Yeah? You were just
Speaker 2: talking about making fun of my my daughter's fiance.
Speaker 3: As I'm making fun, I just said, how hilarious. So
Speaker 3: maybe not. It would be if he had a weight
Speaker 3: problem and he said, I'm not losing a door, I'm
Speaker 3: getting a ton. I think that's really funny.
Speaker 2: What if that happened to you?
Speaker 3: It would be mortified and it would be just horrible,
Speaker 3: horrible thing.
Speaker 2: Then why would I do that to me?
Speaker 3: Because the kind of a joke about it. If it
Speaker 3: happened to you, and then you could describe the whole
Speaker 3: mess that you created, and it's good content.
Speaker 2: Okay, But if your wife her dad made fun of
Speaker 2: you and said, hey, you know, I still should always
Speaker 2: be my daughter, but now I'm gaining a ton we
Speaker 2: probably have a.
Speaker 3: Little chat after. Do you really think that was on
Speaker 3: our big wedding day? Did you really need to make that?
Speaker 2: Do you think it's funny if I say this about
Speaker 2: my son in law.
Speaker 3: I kind of do. Yeah, I'm not taking credit for that.
Speaker 2: I heard that at No, no, no, don't take credit.
Speaker 2: I didn't make a built. Yeah, it's not funny. Eric
Speaker 2: in La, Hi, Eric, good morning. What do you have
Speaker 2: for me?
Speaker 9: Good morning, Dan, Thanks for taking a call. Wanted to
Speaker 9: thank you. Actually, I think it was six months ago
Speaker 9: to the day that Bo Jackson came on and he
Speaker 9: talked about prostate cancer, and that actually lit a fire
Speaker 9: under me a little bit, and I followed up and
Speaker 9: found out I had prose cancer. And it's six months
Speaker 9: later and I just had my blood test and I'm
Speaker 9: cancer free. So there's a lot of things you do
Speaker 9: for us, and you know, just the mental being of
Speaker 9: being able to listen to you guys chop it up,
Speaker 9: and it's just always a great way to start the day.
Speaker 9: But I got to go a little bit deeper in that,
Speaker 9: and it was six months ago, and I'm going to
Speaker 9: be back out on the golf course here pretty quick.
Speaker 9: So I just wanted to shout out and say thank
Speaker 9: you very much. And I'm sure you'll do it, but
Speaker 9: you know, I'm sixty seven years old, and guys, go
Speaker 9: get your tests and take care of yourself.
Speaker 2: Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you for sharing.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I tell people, don't wait for somebody to tell you,
Speaker 2: just go do it.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I know everybody gets caught up in the finger test
Speaker 2: and you know, yeah, it's not comfortable, but you know
Speaker 2: it's not comfortable. If you get prostate cancer, go in colonoscopy,
Speaker 2: all of that stuff. Don't wait because somebody said, oh,
Speaker 2: you're fifty, go for a colonoscopy. Don't wait. You don't
Speaker 2: need to look. I'm not a doctor, but I'm telling
Speaker 2: you firsthand things that have gone on with my family
Speaker 2: or friends that I have and it's something very simple,
Speaker 2: and they all say the same thing. I don't know
Speaker 2: why I waited, so don't wait. And forever grateful to
Speaker 2: Bo Jackson because when he came on, we had no
Speaker 2: idea that he was going to tell us that he
Speaker 2: had had prostate cancer and that he was a survivor.
Speaker 2: And that was the first interview that he was going
Speaker 2: to do at the Super Bowl and he chose to
Speaker 2: do it with us. So I appreciate that. But I
Speaker 2: said to him, you don't know how many lives you
Speaker 2: just saved. And we just hear from Eric, and I'm
Speaker 2: sure there are many many more. Let's take a break.
Speaker 2: More phone calls coming up. We're back after this Dan
Speaker 2: Patrick Show.
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Speaker 2: things today, Yeah, up in Maine. You want to guess
Speaker 2: the manly things that I'm doing today, Todd? What do
Speaker 2: you think I'm doing today that's manly?
Speaker 3: Something with your pontoon boat that you're fixing or pinking,
Speaker 3: or just something that's not right that you're gonna try
Speaker 3: to fix yourself with a boat.
Speaker 2: Okay, you wouldn't paint a pontoon boat, but okay. Uh.
Speaker 2: Dylan splitting wood and periodically looking off into the distance.
Speaker 4: Marvin building a car engine from scratch.
Speaker 6: Paulie, I'm also guessing chopping firewood for the season.
Speaker 2: I have tons of firewood already chopped. But I'm going
Speaker 2: to take the pontoon boat out. I'm gonna do a
Speaker 2: little fishing and then come back and then I'm gonna
Speaker 2: get in my side by side my atv oh and
Speaker 2: take it out and give it a spin a little bit.
Speaker 2: Got a friend who's got forty acres so I have
Speaker 2: room to roam, yes, Todd, Yeah.
Speaker 3: I could do one of those street takeovers that they
Speaker 3: do here in Connecticut with the kids, just block off
Speaker 3: the roads, driving like crazy and they're at ATV in
Speaker 3: I don't know. Just don't do that because like it
Speaker 3: blocks the roads off and people have to go back
Speaker 3: to it.
Speaker 2: We don't do it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's not right, police.
Speaker 2: This isn't motorcycle todd it's side by side. It's an ATV.
Speaker 3: So who's gon who's gonna be in there with you?
Speaker 2: I think my wife.
Speaker 3: That's a fun thing.
Speaker 2: She's gonna do it. She's gonna go fishing as well.
Speaker 2: She's probably manly here than I am when it comes
Speaker 2: to not being She wants to go hike the Appalation
Speaker 2: Trail when I retire. She wants to do that, she said,
Speaker 2: wouldn't that be great? I go no, four months walking? No,
Speaker 2: So I think she might do that. She might go
Speaker 2: Appalation Trail. Yes, Dylan, she wants to do the entire trail. Yes. Yes,
Speaker 2: she wants to go from Georgia to Maine.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And I said, how about I meet you in Maine? Yeah, Paulie.
Speaker 6: The Appleachian Trail, two tho two hundred miles from Springer
Speaker 6: Mountain in Georgia to Maine takes approximately six months.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I said I would walk with you and then
Speaker 2: go to a Marriott and stay, you know, like I
Speaker 2: would do that along the way. Yes, you're gonna hike
Speaker 2: the Mini Bar. Oh, I've hiked that many times. I
Speaker 2: planted my flag on top of the Mini Bar. Yes, Dylan,
Speaker 2: you could Rosie Ruisa and met her for the last
Speaker 2: like half mile at the mount what is it mount
Speaker 2: and that's the end of it and just say look,
Speaker 2: yes we did it. Yeah, yes, but I would have
Speaker 2: to have a makeup artist make it seem like I
Speaker 2: have been on the Appalachian Trail.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: But yes, she wants to do that. In fact, there's
Speaker 2: a portion of the Appalachian Trail that's somewhere Maine in
Speaker 2: New Hampshire where it crosses, and she wants to go
Speaker 2: there tomorrow just to get like a test drive of
Speaker 2: walking the Appalachian Trail.
Speaker 6: Yes, Paul, would you like me to find a chunk
Speaker 6: of the trail that's all downhill?
Speaker 2: But it feels like if I started at Maine and
Speaker 2: that would be downhill to Georgia. It is on on
Speaker 2: the map right, you're going downhill? Todd.
Speaker 3: Is that how it works psychologically? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Like, well, mains mains all the way up there, and
Speaker 2: I'll walk downhill.
Speaker 3: To Georgia that way. Its a lot eas.
Speaker 2: Gravity will take you down. Yeah, yes, do the Have
Speaker 2: you been up the mount where it ends? No? I
Speaker 2: have not. It's supposed to be a nice view from there. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but I just said, look, you can't get lost. I
Speaker 2: can't do this wedding without you if something happens to
Speaker 2: you on the Appalachian Trail. But I think she's going
Speaker 2: to do a portion of it tomorrow while I do
Speaker 2: the show. But that's manly stuff that we like to
Speaker 2: do up here. Brooks in Florida, Good morning, Brooks. What
Speaker 2: do you have for me today?
Speaker 3: Warning?
Speaker 11: Dan, I had a couple of quarterback questions for you.
Speaker 11: I was curious. I know Baker Mayfield has said that
Speaker 11: it's all ball from here on out, but if the
Speaker 11: Bucks approach him with a third year, surely he comes
Speaker 11: back to the negotiation table, right and with Kirk Cousins
Speaker 11: and Fernando Mendoza, I think we all agree it's best
Speaker 11: if Kirk Cousins starts the season, but it's inevitable that
Speaker 11: Mendoza is going to be in there. So at what
Speaker 11: point do we think that happens if Kirk's playing good,
Speaker 11: And what point do we think that happens if he's
Speaker 11: playing bad.
Speaker 2: Well, I think you're you're gonna be fair to Kirk
Speaker 2: Cousins that you want to try to win games, but
Speaker 2: at some point you're gonna realize you're not making the playoffs.
Speaker 2: And maybe they already know that, but you still have
Speaker 2: to give the outward signs of we're trying to win.
Speaker 2: Kirk Cousins gives you a better chance. Let Mendoz sit there.
Speaker 2: There's no rush. It's not like you're Mark Sanchez going
Speaker 2: to the Jets and you have a playoff caliber team
Speaker 2: and you're like, all right, let's go jump in there
Speaker 2: and go toe to toe with Peyton and Tom Brady.
Speaker 2: You want Mendoz to ease into the lineup. Maybe he's
Speaker 2: going to be a guy who starts seven or eight
Speaker 2: games this year, But I don't know what's best case
Speaker 2: scenario for the Raiders when it comes to how much
Speaker 2: he plays this year. And Baker Mayfield, if you give
Speaker 2: him a third year, I don't think he's as offended.
Speaker 2: But I don't know what that is it three years
Speaker 2: and is it going to be one hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: million dollars. Can you get that done guaranteed? Probably trip
Speaker 2: in Vegas, Hi trip, Welcome back, Hey.
Speaker 12: Good morning, DP. It was good to speak with y'all.
Speaker 12: I had a few things for you about you, or
Speaker 12: for you maybe about your wedding making you a little
Speaker 12: crazy or soft. I got thirty examples here in the
Speaker 12: last week or so. One of the wizards. We already
Speaker 12: know they're not going to be anything better than the
Speaker 12: highest paid witness protection program. And then Wednesday and Friday
Speaker 12: last week you let Fritzy get away with misbehaving and
Speaker 12: still eating what he wanted. And then yesterday you talked
Speaker 12: about how you would pick somebody up at half court
Speaker 12: on defense, and we all know the only place you
Speaker 12: pick up half courts are stop stopping shop in Milford.
Speaker 2: Thank your trip is picking on me, Todd, just letting
Speaker 2: you know it's.
Speaker 3: Nice to spread the wealth a little bit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but Todd just sent me an article that you
Speaker 2: can paint upontoon boat. I can't, I won't, but thank you.
Speaker 3: I was just curious, doesn't it sounds like they could
Speaker 3: eat special materials And it's just I don't know where
Speaker 3: you're going to find some of the things that you
Speaker 3: need for that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you don't know about a pontoo I don't
Speaker 2: know what.
Speaker 3: You barely know what a pontoon boat is. I know
Speaker 3: you have one and you go on.
Speaker 2: But they're aluminum. Yeah, they're aluminum. I'm guessing you maybe
Speaker 2: there's corrosion and things like that on the bottom of
Speaker 2: the boat. But I'm glad you did a little research today.
Speaker 2: It had to do with a pontoon boat. I wasn't
Speaker 2: laughing ton.
Speaker 6: Oh, yes, pontoons are the best. It's not having a
Speaker 6: couch on the water.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: You can ram into things, It's okay.
Speaker 6: Well, well I don't know.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean if if there's things to ram into
Speaker 2: or I'm not encouraging you know, the Merrimac and the
Speaker 2: monitor here, Yes, to.
Speaker 3: Do you're banging to the pontoon boats like make bumper
Speaker 3: cars out of it, like what it was amusements?
Speaker 2: No, you don't know, you don't. Yeah, I'm doing Would
Speaker 2: your neighbors agree that you can ram into anything? Well,
Speaker 2: I'm talking about my dog. Yeah, so when I come
Speaker 2: in and I might bump some things. Know, I'm not
Speaker 2: banging into other boats. But but you know, if you do,
Speaker 2: you know those things are they're built like tanks. Nate, La, Hi, Nate,
Speaker 2: what do you have for me today?
Speaker 13: Dan to pile on Todd There was a lot of
Speaker 13: hostility and excuses in his confessional. But yeah, a few things.
Speaker 13: One that Chris from Syracuse is still listening. I'd love
Speaker 13: if he wrote a book about the history of the
Speaker 13: DP show. Two first Super Bowl Week in La I
Speaker 13: suggest I'd like to suggest doing the show from the
Speaker 13: open air rooftop bar at the Intercon Intercontinental Hotel in
Speaker 13: downtown LA. It's actually sem seventy three floors above downtown.
Speaker 13: And finally, I love my wife.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Nate. Did he say he loves his wife?
Speaker 2: Is that what he's Nate might be in trouble there,
Speaker 2: Thank you, Nate. I've been in that that hotel. I
Speaker 2: think it was there for my daughter's graduation that we stayed.
Speaker 2: It was a little too high for me. Yeah, yes,
Speaker 2: Don I would.
Speaker 3: Hope they'd be an express elevator because expecting guests to
Speaker 3: go from the lobby to the seventy third floor, it
Speaker 3: show it'll be over by the time they get to the.
Speaker 2: Chair always find in the negative.
Speaker 3: I think that's an important thing. Show up an hour
Speaker 3: early because you got to go up seventy three flights.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't think it's that. It's you start on
Speaker 2: one and it goes up seventy three.
Speaker 3: You know, people press the buttons to be a joke, eleven, fifteen,
Speaker 3: thirty four. You know there's always that one kid that'll
Speaker 3: do that.
Speaker 2: Probably you probably, yes, Paul, of course.
Speaker 3: Dan.
Speaker 6: I'm on the website for the Intercontinental Hotel in Los Angeles.
Speaker 6: The Express elevators goes one, two, five, and then to
Speaker 6: floor seventy beautiful.
Speaker 3: Dang, hey, you go the Intercontinentals in play.
Speaker 2: It's in play for us to do our show.
Speaker 9: Why not?
Speaker 3: I thought it was gonna be like, oh my god,
Speaker 3: seventy four.
Speaker 6: It's actually listed as the second fastest elevator currently operating
Speaker 6: in America.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's take again. Do you have number one checking? Okay,
Speaker 2: the fastest elevator, I think Hotel high Rise elevator. Yes.
Speaker 2: Do you want to be on the fastest elevator? I
Speaker 2: think it sounds dangerous, Yes, Dylan, I feel this might
Speaker 2: be a legacy pick. But the Empire State Building I
Speaker 2: usually take the steps. Really, No, if you get there
Speaker 2: early in the morning, I'm told that they allow a
Speaker 2: certain number of people to do the steps. But I
Speaker 2: don't know what kind of qualifications you need. But I
Speaker 2: have a friend who went there and got there a
Speaker 2: little later in the morning, and they said that they
Speaker 2: let a portion go up climb the steps early in
Speaker 2: the morning.
Speaker 3: Yes, Todd, what do you mean qualifications like you gotta
Speaker 3: take a physical within two weeks of tempting this task
Speaker 3: of climbing up.
Speaker 2: Well, I would want to know who's going up the steps,
Speaker 2: and if you come in with a walker, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: go Yeah, probably not.
Speaker 3: Have you?
Speaker 2: Has anybody been to the top of the Empire State Building? Oh,
Speaker 2: Fritzy and Paul I didn't walk it though, Well, no,
Speaker 2: I knew that. Why is every one of your answers
Speaker 2: funny to you?
Speaker 3: I did the statul liberty thing. What those very small
Speaker 3: circular steps is that winding thing? You know? It wasn't
Speaker 3: a great payoff at the end.
Speaker 2: No, that was uncomfortable in the statue of liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty.
Speaker 2: But you're kind of going through this maze. It's not like, hey,
Speaker 2: you know, we're walking up steps and this is really comfortable.
Speaker 2: There's no escalator there, no give me the elevator give
Speaker 2: me death.
Speaker 6: We had the answer for you, Dan. Currently the fastest
Speaker 6: elevator in where New York City one World Trade Center.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, so the New World Trade.
Speaker 6: Ye fastest currently in America elevator.
Speaker 2: Okay, uh Moe in Arizona. Hi, Mo, welcome. What do
Speaker 2: you have for me?
Speaker 10: Born Dan Den that's Marvin guy. Get you credit on that.
Speaker 10: That attitude for gratitude, that's awesome. I gotta start using
Speaker 10: that one. But got hit the pile on Fritzy. But
Speaker 10: going back to the quarter you guys are talking about
Speaker 10: in the rankings and all that stuff, I wonder why
Speaker 10: Montana doesn't get as much credit as he should. I
Speaker 10: get it for Brady, but people put Marino and Elway
Speaker 10: above him, and correct me if I'm wrong. He beat
Speaker 10: both of them in the Super.
Speaker 2: Bowl, Yes he did. I think Joe had such a
Speaker 2: good team. He had the greatest receiver of all time,
Speaker 2: had one of the great offensive minds as his head coach.
Speaker 2: I mean, those Niner teams were great, But so I
Speaker 2: think the same thing with the Steelers. Terry Bradshaw gets
Speaker 2: less credit than Joe Montana does. And because hey, anybody
Speaker 2: could a quarterback, those teams. Well, that's not the case.
Speaker 2: Terry did have some big playoff for ferformances, and yes
Speaker 2: he had Hall of famers at wide receivers, Hall of
Speaker 2: Fame at running back, offensive line, arguably the greatest defense,
Speaker 2: the Steel Curtain head coach Chuck Noll. I understand all
Speaker 2: of those things. But Montana came up. Now, they were
Speaker 2: winning Super Bowls, they were blowing people out. But the
Speaker 2: game against the Bengals when he throws the touchdown pass
Speaker 2: to John Taylor, game on the line, two minute drill,
Speaker 2: and Montana let him down and used Jerry Rice as
Speaker 2: a decoy and threw the touchdown pass to John Taylor.
Speaker 2: Jeremy in Ohio, Hi Jeremy, how are you good?
Speaker 14: First, I want to clarify, like Nate, I love my
Speaker 14: wife as well. I don't know that we're doing. I
Speaker 14: had to clarify that every time we called it, I do.
Speaker 14: And Second, I wanted to give an anecdote for Fritzy
Speaker 14: for a ledding. I could picture his father in lawsie
Speaker 14: something like this. You know, I lost my intestines in
Speaker 14: the war, so I have a colostomy back. I'm losing
Speaker 14: a daughter, but I'm gaining an a hole as a
Speaker 14: son in law.
Speaker 3: Wow, dark, that one's by a goalie there, that's something
Speaker 3: I might have hit the dump button for a few.
Speaker 2: The dump button. I see what you did with that
Speaker 2: tunt unintentionalus.
Speaker 3: Try a cleaner version of Crohn's dis easier where you
Speaker 3: would think for that.
Speaker 2: Rodney in Hershey, come on this show scripted, Dan, this
Speaker 2: show scripted. He's from Hershey. Come on after that phone call? Hi, Rodney,
Speaker 2: what's on your mind today?
Speaker 8: Good morning Dan? Uh five seven one sixty eight.
Speaker 2: Yes, and I am from Hershey.
Speaker 8: After that episode. Got one thing for you, Hey, your
Speaker 8: wife might not want to travel the Appalachian Trail. I
Speaker 8: hear people go missing from that every year. So I
Speaker 8: don't know that would be a wise idea to do
Speaker 8: it by yourself.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't want her to do it by yourself,
Speaker 2: but I don't want to do it with her that
Speaker 2: amount of mileage there. I don't know how I could
Speaker 2: get somebody else to step in for me. And maybe
Speaker 2: she has a girlfriend that would like to do it.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's not one of those Hey, you know
Speaker 2: what I'm thinking about? We learn a language or something.
Speaker 2: This is two thousand miles of walking. Paul and Raleigh. Hi, Paul,
Speaker 2: how are you?
Speaker 15: I'm doing well, Dan, Dan, that's the background with y'all.
Speaker 15: How y'all doing great?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Great?
Speaker 15: I love the pizza Wednesday. I just had a quick
Speaker 15: suggestions for Dylan on and for pizzas breakfast pizza. You
Speaker 15: put in a little bit of sausage, bacon and scrambled
Speaker 15: egg on top of her so it'll cream sauce. Go
Speaker 15: down on that ractech grill in the pizza oven.
Speaker 2: And Fritzy stay in your lane.
Speaker 7: Take a five cheese pizza slice.
Speaker 2: You might like it. Hey, thank you, Paul. There's suggestions
Speaker 2: for next Wednesday. Pizza Wednesday. By the way, Next Wednesday
Speaker 2: my last show before I go to the wedding. Just
Speaker 2: let you know. And Tony Reality from Around the Horn
Speaker 2: is going to do Thursday and Friday. We're excited about that.
Speaker 2: Haven't had Tony around in a while. Always loved his
Speaker 2: enthusiasm and uh, he'll be hosting on Thursday and Friday
Speaker 2: while I do the show Wednesday and then I fly
Speaker 2: out and get ready for the Wedding of the Century. Yes, Tom,
Speaker 2: we call.
Speaker 3: It Around the Man Cave Nichol, there's in Friday. Do
Speaker 3: we changed the name of the show for two days
Speaker 3: and I love that one. Just stay in my lane,
Speaker 3: round the horn, around.
Speaker 2: The man, Go ahead and laugh at your you think
Speaker 2: you're the funniest guy in the world.
Speaker 3: Around the man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thank you to Yes.
Speaker 4: Marvin appreciate he should stay in his lane, but just
Speaker 4: not the left lane.
Speaker 3: Oh oh callback yeah, all worked up again by that.
Speaker 2: You're gonna take a break. We've got more phone calls
Speaker 2: coming up. Top of the hour. He was the bookie
Speaker 2: for show. Hey, Tony's interpreter among other clients. Uh, we'll
Speaker 2: talk to Matt Boyer. He'll join us top of the hour.
Speaker 2: Take a break back after this.
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Speaker 2: Mad news for the Falcons. They have lost Jalen Walker.
Speaker 2: He has a torn acl done for the year. You know,
Speaker 2: these are times when you look and you don't really
Speaker 2: notice the guys who aren't in the skilled positions. You
Speaker 2: can get a tackle that like the Bears locked up
Speaker 2: their tackle Darnell right, he's very good. You don't really
Speaker 2: notice these shining I do because you look at these
Speaker 2: teams and they're built from the inside out. You're looking
Speaker 2: at the offensive and defensive line. But to lose Jalen Walker,
Speaker 2: He's a really good young player and they can't afford
Speaker 2: to lose anybody on defense. But Hall of Fame game
Speaker 2: coming up tomorrow, Carson Beck against Kenny Pickett. I'm looking
Speaker 2: back on Carson Beck. I think he won thirty seven
Speaker 2: games in his career in Georgia and Miami. I don't
Speaker 2: know where that ranks as far as wins, but I
Speaker 2: know since two thousand, Carson Beck has the fifth most
Speaker 2: wins by any starting quarterback in the last twenty six years. Now,
Speaker 2: I'm trying to think who would be up on that list.
Speaker 2: Is it anybody who played five years? Carson Beck? Did
Speaker 2: he play five years? I know he was at Georgia
Speaker 2: and then transferred to Miami. Yeah, Paul, I have Carson
Speaker 2: Beck playing six years.
Speaker 10: Dan.
Speaker 6: Technically he was on the Georgia roster for five years
Speaker 6: and then he went to Miami. All these records are
Speaker 6: in the COVID era because like Bo Knicks had an
Speaker 6: extra year, Jaden Daniels had an extra year. Lots of
Speaker 6: guys like that, But we're checking on the most wins
Speaker 6: as a starter.
Speaker 2: Who would be that guy in the last twenty six years,
Speaker 2: so since two thousand, the most wins by a college quarterback?
Speaker 2: Marvin ken Dorsey. Was he there two thousand though? I
Speaker 2: thought he was drafted by the Cowboys in the nineties.
Speaker 5: Now ken Dorsey was a part of that one national
Speaker 5: championship team.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, yeah, PAULI.
Speaker 6: I wonder how Jalen Hurts is on that list. A
Speaker 6: lot of wins with Alabama, a bunch of wins with Oklahoma.
Speaker 6: He don't he only played four years, but I bet
Speaker 6: he's up there.
Speaker 2: Yes, Dylan on the Bama train. AJ mccheron, Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 2: you have to have at least thirty seven wins. Who else, Pauli.
Speaker 6: Jalen Hurts had fifty one wins, Kellen Moore had fifty
Speaker 6: at Boise States, all back, oh, Tim Tebow forty eight
Speaker 6: wins at Florida always winning, Dylan Gabriel forty seven wins
Speaker 6: for UCF, Oklahoma and Oregon. Those are a bunch.
Speaker 2: Jalen Hurts has the most wins since two thousand by
Speaker 2: a college quarterback.
Speaker 6: That's what we have right now. We're double checking.
Speaker 2: Which quarterback has the most wins all time college quarterback.
Speaker 2: I'll give you some time on that. Zach and Knoxville. Hi, Zach,
Speaker 2: welcome back, Hedp.
Speaker 9: Thanks for taking my call.
Speaker 7: I'm just here to stick up for Fritzy.
Speaker 16: I don't appreciate the slander that's been sent his way today.
Speaker 16: And in honor of Tony Reality hosting the show, I
Speaker 16: think that asks how you're doing You're Dan Patrick, we
Speaker 16: know how you're doing.
Speaker 2: You're doing great. Just hang up on them or to
Speaker 2: mute button your thoughts. Well, we used to have a
Speaker 2: call screener and he would just basically say, don't ask
Speaker 2: Dan how he's doing. He's doing great. Just get because
Speaker 2: I don't even like doing that with guests. I mean
Speaker 2: sometimes I will, but like I want to get right
Speaker 2: to the topic, because if you're not doing well, you're
Speaker 2: probably not doing the interview. But hey, how you doing good?
Speaker 2: How are you doing okay good? I know that's the pleasantries.
Speaker 2: And some people will come on and I'll get right
Speaker 2: to the first question and we'll go, hey, great to
Speaker 2: be on the show, and then I kind of feel
Speaker 2: bad that I'm getting right to the topic. But you know,
Speaker 2: this is whole time sensitive. I don't want to waste
Speaker 2: your time or anybody else's, and so I don't always
Speaker 2: do THEE. Hi, how are you? How are you? How's
Speaker 2: everything going? Fine? All right? How about you fine? Grant
Speaker 2: and Charlotte, I Grant, what do you have for me today?
Speaker 3: DP?
Speaker 8: And Honor being quick?
Speaker 13: I'll sure.
Speaker 11: Hey, if you guys are going to do that boss
Speaker 11: and trail, there's a lot of a lot of practice.
Speaker 11: It's pretty brutal. I mean, three or four months hiking
Speaker 11: back to back days.
Speaker 8: Just do it, but it's going to be brutal.
Speaker 4: Have fun.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I want to practice walking if
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be walking. But once again, I'm not doing
Speaker 2: the Appalachian Trail. My wife is the one who is
Speaker 2: talking about it, and you know, she said, oh, it'll
Speaker 2: be four months, and I go, well, wait a minute.
Speaker 2: I'm reading all these things, you know, these forums, and
Speaker 2: they're talking about six months. And she goes, we can
Speaker 2: do it in four I go, I can't do it
Speaker 2: in a year. Yeah, Paulie, see you have to come.
Speaker 6: Up with a better alternative, like how about walking the
Speaker 6: coast of Italy?
Speaker 7: Hun?
Speaker 2: There you go, that's nice. Yes, Dylan, you should also
Speaker 2: get credit for a time served for having done that
Speaker 2: bike trip from floor New Orleans, New Orleans. That was
Speaker 2: Atlanta to New Orleans. Yeah, six days riding bikes in
Speaker 2: the summer from Atlanta to New Orleans. Oh my goodness.
Speaker 2: And I never rode that bike again. Packed it up
Speaker 2: and it's hanging in my garage. It's just there. It's
Speaker 2: a reminder. My wife goes, we should bring the bikes down,
Speaker 2: and I go, no, we're not doing that. Tara in Pennsylvania, Hi, Tara, Hi.
Speaker 17: I wrote a book about hiking the Appalachian Trail because
Speaker 17: my friend Steve writes hiked it, and I goes, wrote
Speaker 17: the book for him. But it took him nine months.
Speaker 17: He got five broken bones neuura virus COVID, So your
Speaker 17: wife might want to read it before she heads up
Speaker 17: to the trail.
Speaker 2: Why did it take nine months? I guess with the
Speaker 2: injuries that he had to jump off the trail to
Speaker 2: get treated h then to heal a.
Speaker 17: Little bit with nouur virus in COVID that took another
Speaker 17: healing period. He was the last guy to cross the
Speaker 17: line in twenty twenty three, so.
Speaker 2: Did he go Georgia to Maine.
Speaker 17: Yes, he did. He did, and he raised twenty six
Speaker 17: thousand dollars for Sloan Cattering for breast cancer research because
Speaker 17: he was hiking the trail to heal from the grief
Speaker 17: of losing his wife. You have to have a good
Speaker 17: reason to be on the trail because it's so challenging
Speaker 17: that you're attempted to quit.
Speaker 2: If you don't, is it I don't know if I
Speaker 2: use the word easier, is it easier to go from
Speaker 2: Georgia to Maine or Maine to Georgia.
Speaker 17: I would say it doesn't matter. The main the miles
Speaker 17: in Maine, like one hundred mile Wilderness is really daunting.
Speaker 17: There's a lot of like bogs, and you're on the
Speaker 17: trail for a long time, so you're carrying a lot
Speaker 17: of food. I don't know if you want to get
Speaker 17: that over with first or if you want to save
Speaker 17: it for the end.
Speaker 2: All right, thank you, Tara. You pulled up the book, PAULI. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's called The Weight I Carried m m for a
Speaker 2: good cause. Alrighty top of the hour. Dylan is in
Speaker 2: the box by the way. Matt Boyer he is a
Speaker 2: former bookmaker and he was the one who took the
Speaker 2: bets from Shoheo Tani's interpreter. He'll tell us about that
Speaker 2: right after this