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25W: Bobby Alone From Home with special guest Stanley · 25 Whistles with Bobby Bones (A Football Podcast)

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Speaker 1: It's a podcast called twenty five whist stuck in fun
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Speaker 1: Ball and they are wir a whistle, So yeah, it's
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Speaker 1: too bad, But what did you expect? It's a podcast
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Speaker 1: called twenty five Whistles twinning wine wheels.
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Speaker 2: I don't have luxury of the sounds, the songs, the
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Speaker 2: theme songs that we normally have, uh and when we
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Speaker 2: do this show, so there's none of that. It is
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Speaker 2: me home again alone twenty five whistles here. If you're
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Speaker 2: a bulldog snoring, that is because Stanley is back in
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Speaker 2: the studio with me, and he is currently wandering around
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Speaker 2: smelling everything. He does smell bad as well, which I
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Speaker 2: do not know why he smells bad. My wife and
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Speaker 2: I were watching the show called Bodies, which we just
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Speaker 2: finished eight episodes, and I love time travel and it's awesome.
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Speaker 2: At the end, they give you those three thumbs up,
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Speaker 2: nothing thumbs down, and like, I couldn't have thumbed up
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Speaker 2: bid enough. So I loved Bodies. I think my wife
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Speaker 2: liked Bodies. But I'm always weary when I recommend a
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Speaker 2: show to somebody, especially when it's so niched me because
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Speaker 2: if there are time travel or aliens, I like superheroes
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Speaker 2: and I never really consider myself a science fiction guy.
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Speaker 2: But we're watching bodies and she goes, what does that smell?
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Speaker 2: And it wasn't me and it was Stanley. And we
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Speaker 2: can't figure out why he stinks. We can't figure out
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Speaker 2: why you stink, buddy, Want you go lay down? Go on,
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Speaker 2: go lay down? Over there, go on, go lay down.
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Speaker 2: He doesn't really have a bed in this place where
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Speaker 2: we are, so he's kind of confused as to where
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Speaker 2: to go. But it's also weird. The bulldogs sleep so much,
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Speaker 2: Like I start to wonder, is Stanley depressed? But then
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Speaker 2: I get on on I Google and this is bulldog's
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Speaker 2: sleep for like fourteen fifteen hours a day, So he's
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Speaker 2: not depressed, he's just normal. How much do bulldogs sleep?
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Speaker 2: Experts aren't sure exactly why bulldogs knew so much, but
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Speaker 2: the average about twelve to fourteen hours of shut eye
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Speaker 2: a day, which, by the way, I could sleep twelve
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Speaker 2: to fourteen hours a day. Now that I'm not working,
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Speaker 2: I've slowly gotten back onto what I think is my
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Speaker 2: more natural body clock, which is I will go to
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Speaker 2: bed at about one am, two am, maybe even more if
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Speaker 2: I knew I didn't have work coming back to me soon,
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Speaker 2: and then I would wake up at ten thirty eleven
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Speaker 2: eleven thirty am, like that would be my natural body
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Speaker 2: clock sleep. And I'm always tired. And I was talking
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Speaker 2: to my wife about how I'm always just I'm not
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Speaker 2: gonna say tired. Isn't tired from work, but it's like
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Speaker 2: a tired sleepy hybrid. And I say, I'm always gonna slired.
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Speaker 2: And she's big on sunlight, and she reads all these
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Speaker 2: books about the body, and you know, she's been dealing
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Speaker 2: with health stuff pretty seriously for a couple of years now.
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Speaker 2: And she's a freaking fighter and trooper and so much
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Speaker 2: stronger than I am. But in the midst of all that,
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Speaker 2: you know, she says what helps her she goes out
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Speaker 2: into the sun early in the morning, and it lets
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Speaker 2: her body know it's time for the day to start.
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Speaker 2: Something like that. I'm gonna say this wrong, for sure,
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna say this wrong, but so forgive me. And
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Speaker 2: kind of her theory to me is I go into
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Speaker 2: work when it's dark, I wake up when it's dark,
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Speaker 2: I go to work when it's dark. I'm in that
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Speaker 2: building while it's dark, and I don't come out until
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Speaker 2: noon one. I never see the light of day until
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Speaker 2: noon one. It's like Las Vegas in that place, except
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Speaker 2: we do have clocks and less cigarette smoke. But because
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Speaker 2: my body never gets on that clock, maybe it's not
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Speaker 2: till noon or one that it kind of feels like, oh, sunlight,
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Speaker 2: it's now time to be natural caveman awake, so but
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Speaker 2: always sleepy, always tired. My natural body clock, though has
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Speaker 2: I've been waking up around seven thirty or eight. But
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Speaker 2: don't be fooled. I go right back to sleep. I'll
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Speaker 2: get up, I will feed the dogs. I might have
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Speaker 2: a little bit of breakfast, depending on what it is.
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Speaker 2: I'm doing a little bit of intermittent fasting right now,
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Speaker 2: and then I will go back to sleep for another
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Speaker 2: two hours. Easy, no prop bob. I mean it's no
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Speaker 2: prob bob. I go right back to sleep now. If
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Speaker 2: I talk about innimint fasting, it's not really for any
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Speaker 2: of these scientific reasons they say and are meant. Fasting
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Speaker 2: is good for the body. And you can read a
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Speaker 2: lot of research on soccer teams, Premier League soccer teams
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Speaker 2: and athletes who who will eat inside of an eight
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Speaker 2: hour window only and that leaves sixteen hours for the
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Speaker 2: body to digest and not only digest, but produce, but
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Speaker 2: get ready to talk that I'm telling you, I have
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Speaker 2: to do it just so I don't eat all kinds
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Speaker 2: of crazy stuff all night long. Like to me intermit
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Speaker 2: fasting that it's only taking the trough out from in
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Speaker 2: front of the horse. So I'm not doing any sort
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Speaker 2: of fasting because I'm like, I shall be the great
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Speaker 2: poomba and I shall fast and show you all these
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Speaker 2: scientific and molecular benefits. No, I just do it because
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Speaker 2: I don't have the willpower to not eat if there's
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Speaker 2: food in front of me. I think sometimes I get
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Speaker 2: I get celebrated because look at how how strong will
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Speaker 2: do you are? Look at how disciplined you are. No, no, no,
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Speaker 2: here's the thing. I'm not even that strong, wild or
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Speaker 2: disciplined at the actual thing. I'm strong, willed and disciplined
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Speaker 2: at keeping the actual thing in front of me because
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Speaker 2: I'm not strong, wild, or disciplined enough to not do it.
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Speaker 2: And that goes with sugar in the house, because if
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Speaker 2: there are cookies, I'm going to eat all the cookies.
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Speaker 2: And if there's food for me to eat at night,
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Speaker 2: and I don't have a strict regimen of I can't
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Speaker 2: eat after this hour, then I'm going to eat all
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Speaker 2: night long. So I'm in the middle of intermittent fasting.
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Speaker 2: So we had dinner tonight and I was excited to
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Speaker 2: watch really only one game I watched, Kentucky Bowl. That
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Speaker 2: game is Clemson. Who cares? And this is not going
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Speaker 2: to be a hole met talked about scores because again,
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Speaker 2: who cares? But I was looking forward to the Ohio
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Speaker 2: State Missouri game. I like drink at Missouri. I think
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Speaker 2: coach Dreg Whitz is awesome. I mean, the guy came
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Speaker 2: up high school, Arkansas State, Appalachian State for a year Missouri.
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Speaker 2: He's a quirky dude. Never played college football? Is I
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Speaker 2: don't think he did. I don't have a team here
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Speaker 2: to google for me. Did Eli drink Witz played college football?
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Speaker 2: Let's see Eli Drinkwitz staff directory A winner at every
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Speaker 2: stage of his career. Eli Drinkwitz, consider one of the
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Speaker 2: college football's offensive top minds, was introduced as Missouri's thirty
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Speaker 2: third head football coach. He just wanted SEC Coach of
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Speaker 2: the Year. By the way, although oh, do you hear
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Speaker 2: the bulldog? I think you can hear the bulldog I
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Speaker 2: think you can hear the bulldog two seasons of Boise
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Speaker 2: State offensive coordinator. Okay, here's his experience. Because I don't
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Speaker 2: think he played. I would have said he didn't play,
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Speaker 2: but I'm by myself now and I have been here
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Speaker 2: to check me. So if I'm wrong, you guys can
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Speaker 2: let me know. But I do not think he did.
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Speaker 2: I do like coach Nick Winsoe because he is a
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Speaker 2: He's a quirky dude. He does things differently. He's kind
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Speaker 2: of quirky, nerdy, odd, and maybe I like him because
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Speaker 2: that's kind of how I feel about myself most of
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Speaker 2: the time. He's not like the rest. He's not like
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Speaker 2: the cool guy. He's not like the Jim Harbaugh who
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Speaker 2: played in the NFL, who played in college, who had
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Speaker 2: a stored career, who was football guy who would beat
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Speaker 2: up the nerds. He's not that dude. He's the dude
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Speaker 2: that's like all of us now. People at Arkansas right
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Speaker 2: now do not like Missouri and ELI drink, which mostly
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Speaker 2: because they're kind of kicking our butts in football every
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Speaker 2: year basically basically and in recruiting this year, and I
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Speaker 2: mean they embarrassed this last year. But he's an Arkansas guy.
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Speaker 2: My darkisa Al Tech. I believe in went Tarksaw Tech,
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Speaker 2: so I root for him because he's different. He's almost
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Speaker 2: like the muss Eric Musselman. If I'm just staying Arkansas
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Speaker 2: centric for one second. Basketball people don't like mus sometimes
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Speaker 2: because Mustters goes crazy and does nutty things, takes a
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Speaker 2: shirt off after camps. Yeah, but that's because you don't
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Speaker 2: have him. If he was your guy, that would be
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Speaker 2: your guy. So my point is, I was gonna watch
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Speaker 2: the Missouri Ohio State game, which I did because I
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Speaker 2: came down in halftime and I think they had at
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Speaker 2: when I walked out of the house, they had completed
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Speaker 2: maybe one of eighteen third down conversions. It was awful.
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Speaker 2: It was unwatchable. This has to be what people feel
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Speaker 2: like if they're a die hard NBA fan and they're
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Speaker 2: forced to watch college basketball. If they only watched the
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Speaker 2: NBA and they're forced to watch college basketball, this has
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Speaker 2: to be what they feel like. Now. I don't take
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Speaker 2: that as a slight towards college basketball because it's my favorite.
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Speaker 2: But my friends that are diehard NBA freaks and fans,
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Speaker 2: they don't like to watch college basketball because it's just slower,
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Speaker 2: not as much isolation, not as much athleticism. But that's
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Speaker 2: what these bowl games are in general. And I'll complain
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Speaker 2: about this game for a second. They started a quarterback
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Speaker 2: at Ohio State who was their second string guy this
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Speaker 2: whole year because they're starting quarterback transferred to Syracuse, went
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Speaker 2: to Portal. So he plays number thirty three, by the way,
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Speaker 2: which is odd. It's like something I would do in Madden.
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Speaker 2: And he hurts his ankle and like the second series,
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Speaker 2: so they got the third string quarterback in. He apparently
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Speaker 2: can't throw. I think he's just a body with no arms.
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Speaker 2: So Missouri is just stack in the box. I did
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Speaker 2: leave right before the half was over, so they may
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Speaker 2: have scored. I do not know, but the score was
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Speaker 2: three to nothing. When I left three to nothing Ohio State.
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Speaker 2: I did think that Missouri, who has pretty much most
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Speaker 2: of their team, I thought they'd score some points. I
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Speaker 2: thought they'd want the game more, because that matters these
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Speaker 2: bowl games. It's three zero at halftime and I bet
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Speaker 2: the over. So I'm watching and I'm going this is
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Speaker 2: gonna be a good one finally, but bowl games suck.
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Speaker 2: It's gotta be what NBA fans feel like when they're
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Speaker 2: watching college basketball because it's slow, it's the second string quarterback,
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Speaker 2: it's none of the or it's very few of the
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Speaker 2: NFL prospects, and you're just going this bad. It's real
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Speaker 2: bad because nobody wants to play in a bowl game
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Speaker 2: because if you're real good, you're probably going to the NFL.
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Speaker 2: You're gonna opt out. I mean, as long as you're
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Speaker 2: not a freshman, you gotta play. You have two years,
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Speaker 2: three years and out of high school, or you're transferring.
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Speaker 2: I mean, this is why the playoff, though, needs to
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Speaker 2: be bigger, and that's why I'm excited that it is
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Speaker 2: next year, because it sucks because nobody wants to play
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Speaker 2: in it or people are leaving. The two things that
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Speaker 2: aren't happening to the teams right now for the most part,
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Speaker 2: that are in the playoff is that everybody wants to
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Speaker 2: play in it, and nobody's leaving yet until it's over.
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Speaker 2: So when it's sixteen teams, well, twelve next year, but
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Speaker 2: it will be sixteen eventually. Obviously, when it's twelve teams,
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Speaker 2: When it's sixteen teams, please God, let it be thirty
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Speaker 2: two teams, you're gonna have players playing players, caring games
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Speaker 2: more realistic, like the NFL playoffs. You're gonna have more
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Speaker 2: teams in it near the end of the season, which
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Speaker 2: is gonna be so exciting. Loss isn't gonna ruin a team.
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Speaker 2: That means they can schedule non conference games that actually matter,
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Speaker 2: and everybody's not playing Louisiana Trudeau State University. So I'm
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Speaker 2: excited about the longer playoff. I think it's exciting. I'm excited,
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Speaker 2: so it's exciting. But the ball game sucked. The highlight
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Speaker 2: of all the ball games so far has been the
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Speaker 2: pop Tart going down into the machine in his costume,
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Speaker 2: in him coming out the bottom, and then the player's
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Speaker 2: eating him. Maybe that was Kansas State. I don't even remember.
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Speaker 2: I know Kansas State won because I bet some money
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Speaker 2: on that game. I know Oklahoma lost because I bet
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Speaker 2: some money on that game. And I watched the Arizona
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Speaker 2: quarterback just run wild and shout out to the Arizona quarterback,
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Speaker 2: the second string quarterback who lost his job to the
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Speaker 2: starting quarterback, but still was like that dude, like pumping
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Speaker 2: him up. For sure, he's getting into the if he
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Speaker 2: hasn't already. I don't follow Arizona football enough, but their
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Speaker 2: quarterback is awesome, and their backup quarterback like that's like
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Speaker 2: Jalen Hurts type stuff as far as like character because
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Speaker 2: he was on the sideline going crazy like in a
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Speaker 2: great way. So ballgames sucked, So we need these ball
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Speaker 2: games to all be sort of playoff games or nobody's
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Speaker 2: gonna play in them. To me, ball games are starting
14:29
Speaker 2: to feel like I felt with baseball about eight or
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Speaker 2: nine years ago. Freaking love baseball. It's my favorite sport.
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Speaker 2: Well for my life. If I were to pick a
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Speaker 2: sport that my life, If I were to go most
14:41
Speaker 2: of my life, what was my favorite sport, It's probably baseball.
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Speaker 2: I was probably the best at it. High school accolades
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Speaker 2: are fake, who cares? But I was a pretty good
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Speaker 2: high school player, played travel teams. I was just a
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Speaker 2: I wasn't good enough to be anything in college or anything.
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Speaker 2: Probably could have walked on and then got cut. But
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Speaker 2: I always loved baseball. It was left handed as first basement,
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Speaker 2: had no power, so my career was not going to
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Speaker 2: be long. But eight or nine years ago baseball started
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Speaker 2: to suck. And I don't know if it was a
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Speaker 2: mixture of after steroids, years, games staying long get in longer,
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Speaker 2: or baseball staying the same, and everything else sped up
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Speaker 2: a bit, meaning our at tensions. Fans got shorter shows
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Speaker 2: with shorter Netflix. We need it now, it's on demand,
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Speaker 2: TikTok fifteen seconds, and it's yeah that either way. Baseball
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Speaker 2: started to get boring. And I can still watch it
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Speaker 2: if the Cubs were playing, unless it was there a
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Speaker 2: fifth man in rotation. And I can still watch it
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Speaker 2: if it were the playoffs. But baseball was getting boring
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Speaker 2: and I was catching myself just not caring as much more.
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Speaker 2: And that's how I feel about ball games. And if
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Speaker 2: they don't catch themselves, which I do think eventually, it'll
16:13
Speaker 2: catch itself. The great thing about having a market that
16:20
Speaker 2: gets to set itself up for success is that it
16:22
Speaker 2: gets to have ratings and revenue, and as soon as
16:26
Speaker 2: it starts to trickle down, you know things will change.
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Speaker 2: I haven't seen the ratings. Football still rates wonderfully. NFL
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Speaker 2: is the highest rating thing in the whole world. We're
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Speaker 2: not talking about the NFL right now, but the ballgame
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Speaker 2: suck like I don't even care until it gets to
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Speaker 2: the final four. Can you imagine how exciting it's going
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Speaker 2: to be next year when there are twelve teams playing
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Speaker 2: in this thing. It's freaking awesome. And don't give me
16:53
Speaker 2: the I like the tradition of it, that's all gone
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Speaker 2: because tradition is boring. For the sacred tradition in Il's
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Speaker 2: running football. Yeah, but these establishments are making billions of
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Speaker 2: dollars and the people that are working aren't getting Oh sorry,
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Speaker 2: the coaches are millions of dollar, sure, but the student
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Speaker 2: athletes are not getting paid, which they absolutely should be.
17:18
Speaker 2: Or or let's say you're a traditionalist, you're a big
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Speaker 2: fan of Harvard forty seven their football team, and forty
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Speaker 2: seven other helmets. I got it. Then they shouldn't have
17:31
Speaker 2: rules on the kids not being able to go play
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Speaker 2: pro ball, because that's essentially what's happening. If you're really
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Speaker 2: good at football and you're nineteen years old, you're not
17:44
Speaker 2: allowed to play in the NFL, So you can't make
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Speaker 2: money playing football something you're really good at. If you're
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Speaker 2: nineteen and you want to play basketball, go do a
17:54
Speaker 2: year in college, go to the NBA, Go do a
17:59
Speaker 2: year a two year g league, Go to the NBA.
18:04
Speaker 2: How about baseball? How about soccer? Every other sport. You
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Speaker 2: can go pro when you're eighteen, nineteen seventeen tennis, sixteen golf.
18:15
Speaker 2: But everybody's all bud hurt because these athletes are now
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Speaker 2: getting paid. They should get paid. They're making a business
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Speaker 2: money and if these football players could, some of them
18:26
Speaker 2: would go play in the NFL. But the system is broken.
18:31
Speaker 2: But here's the thing, and here's why I love it
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Speaker 2: so much right now, because it's got to really break
18:35
Speaker 2: itself before somebody comes in to fix it. There needs
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Speaker 2: to be regulation. Absolutely, there's a regulation in the NFL.
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Speaker 2: We know how much people are making. There's regulation with
18:47
Speaker 2: the NFL, and who when Roger Goodell he's the commissioner.
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Speaker 2: There's no head of college football, which is great. So
18:55
Speaker 2: we need root for this thing to get as absolutely
18:57
Speaker 2: as wild west as possible because it's I'm not gonna
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Speaker 2: fix itself and get to a place where at least
19:03
Speaker 2: there are some parameters there, at least there are some rules,
19:05
Speaker 2: at least there's some understanding of the rails that we're on.
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Speaker 2: It's not gonna fix itself until it just totally runs
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Speaker 2: off the rails and crashes, and that's what I root for.
19:19
Speaker 2: But there's a type of person that we'll hear music
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Speaker 2: and go that ain't that ain't country music When they
19:26
Speaker 2: hear a song, if the song's got like some sort
19:29
Speaker 2: of some sort of beat, that ain't country music, or
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Speaker 2: electric that ain't country music. There's that person, right which
19:38
Speaker 2: who is the most annoying person in the history of Earth,
19:40
Speaker 2: because every great country artist, their music has been not
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Speaker 2: country music at one point by the same exact type
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Speaker 2: of person. Like, the only thing that has not changed
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Speaker 2: is that idiots keep going on with that ain't country music.
19:54
Speaker 2: But you can talk to any of them that are
19:56
Speaker 2: still alive. Now you're gonna go out to Garth, you
20:02
Speaker 2: wanna go talk to Kenny Luke. I mean, you may
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Speaker 2: not think some of the stuff's country music, and I
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Speaker 2: don't care if you don't think it's for you and
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Speaker 2: your type of country music. But if you're like, that's
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Speaker 2: not country music, you're wrong because everybody's been wrong for
20:20
Speaker 2: the history of time for saying that. For example, I
20:23
Speaker 2: could go Garth Brooks. Sure, I've talked to Garth about
20:26
Speaker 2: it many times. He's constantly told he wasn't country music.
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Speaker 2: Kenny Rogers, but you understand, Kenny Rodgers was like he
20:32
Speaker 2: was in a pop like a rock band, right, Kenny Rogers,
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Speaker 2: How about Dolly that's not country music? No, she does
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Speaker 2: pop music too, and acting, And do you want to
20:42
Speaker 2: do like all the outlaw country? Do you want to
20:46
Speaker 2: go back to Bob Wills? And the first time they
20:50
Speaker 2: put an amplifier on a steal guitar, people wanted to
20:54
Speaker 2: burn the place down because they're like, that's not country
20:57
Speaker 2: because they wanted to amplify a steel guitar. But there's
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Speaker 2: always been that that's not country person, and now the
21:04
Speaker 2: person is out. Like college football, it is not for me.
21:06
Speaker 2: This ain't college football. They shouldn't get paid. This ain't
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Speaker 2: college football. Well, if we do like country music and
21:15
Speaker 2: look back at what's happened over time, a very similar outrage,
21:20
Speaker 2: except there was no social media, there was no Internet,
21:27
Speaker 2: but to scale, a very similar outrage happened when they
21:29
Speaker 2: started giving scholarships to players who are playing on teams.
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Speaker 2: Because they should just play for the love of the game.
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Speaker 2: They're playing for their school. We can't believe they're actually
21:41
Speaker 2: getting a financial benefit for playing sports. We like our
21:44
Speaker 2: college athletics. How it used to be where they didn't
21:46
Speaker 2: get scholarships. That's how it used to be too. It
21:50
Speaker 2: is a cycle. And you can't tell me that you're
21:56
Speaker 2: a capitalist at all if you think that people working
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Speaker 2: lot of us hang on tradition because we're used to it,
24:23
Speaker 2: and what we're used to is comfortable, and we don't
24:25
Speaker 2: like things that make us uncomfortable. But let's say Michigan.
24:29
Speaker 2: Let's say you're a starting running back from Michigan, one
24:34
Speaker 2: of the top recruits, and Michigan goes they're twelve and one.
24:41
Speaker 2: You shouldn't make the same amount that they're running back
24:49
Speaker 2: at Louisiana Alcatraz University makes, should you? I mean, the
24:55
Speaker 2: programs have such disparity and the amount of money they're
24:59
Speaker 2: bringing again based on the success of the coach, who
25:01
Speaker 2: gets the players, who get the wins, who create the
25:08
Speaker 2: value altogether. But it'll fix itself. Bowl games are terrible,
25:16
Speaker 2: but it'll fix itself. The playoffs going to be awesome,
25:19
Speaker 2: and that could fix a lot of the bowl game issues.
25:21
Speaker 2: At least some of them. We'll go from what three
25:24
Speaker 2: because it's two and then one. That's three total. But
25:27
Speaker 2: I don't think the National Championship game is actually a
25:29
Speaker 2: ball game. The two are bowl games, then a National championship,
25:34
Speaker 2: but then we turn that into five or then you
25:36
Speaker 2: have a semi. Let's go pretty cool. I'm excited. I
25:43
Speaker 2: think we're in a good place because I love mayhem,
25:47
Speaker 2: which is happening right now with the portal with nil.
25:53
Speaker 2: Love it because it has to get extremely mayhem and
25:57
Speaker 2: eggs for anybody to fix it, and that's gonna be
26:04
Speaker 2: what happens eventually. But I still love it. Anyway. The
26:06
Speaker 2: game is terribly boring. That's why I came down to
26:08
Speaker 2: do this podcast. Talk about that. Now I want to
26:10
Speaker 2: do this commercial. Okay, So something else I wanted to
26:15
Speaker 2: mention here the Pistons, and I don't know if they
26:18
Speaker 2: won tonight. Last night they played Boston and they almost
26:22
Speaker 2: beat Boston, but they have the longest losing streak ever
26:25
Speaker 2: in the NBA, which is crazy because there is such
26:29
Speaker 2: a fine line like that, the difference in athletes. It's
26:35
Speaker 2: so fine that it's crazy a professional team can lose
26:39
Speaker 2: that many times in a row, especially when the NBA,
26:42
Speaker 2: where not everybody plays the hardest all the time. So
26:47
Speaker 2: the Pistons are terrible, right, so they've lost more. They
26:54
Speaker 2: beat the streak of I think it's a seventy six
26:59
Speaker 2: ers from like fourteen fifteen. I may have my years wrong,
27:03
Speaker 2: but what I think happened was that streak, which was
27:06
Speaker 2: the longest, was split over two years, so it didn't
27:10
Speaker 2: actually feel like the longest. It felt like there's a
27:12
Speaker 2: pretty long one, and then you go home, you go
27:16
Speaker 2: for a lunch break, you come back, finish your day.
27:18
Speaker 2: But that's the next year. Some players are new, some aren't.
27:24
Speaker 2: That's a bad one. Twenty eight or twenty not, whatever
27:27
Speaker 2: it is. Now, man, that is a bad that's a bad, bad,
27:30
Speaker 2: bad streak. Kind of hilarious in modern day because you
27:34
Speaker 2: just think a pro athlete, again, they're not that different.
27:40
Speaker 2: It's a very very slim margin from a great player
27:44
Speaker 2: to a really good player to a good player. I
27:48
Speaker 2: was with Jerry Jones and he was telling me how
27:50
Speaker 2: in the NFL, how these really bad teams sometimes will
27:52
Speaker 2: creep up and beat the good teams in the NFL. NFL,
27:54
Speaker 2: and because the parody is because there's just such a
27:56
Speaker 2: fine line, like you could be a great player and
27:59
Speaker 2: be a little off and you're just a fine player,
28:01
Speaker 2: and they're fine players on every team. I looked up
28:06
Speaker 2: what was the longest winning streak in sporting history. I
28:12
Speaker 2: don't know anything about this sport. I'm gonna pronounce the
28:16
Speaker 2: name wrong, but I'm gonna try. Jahangir Khan, his five
28:22
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty five match record, is officially recognized as
28:25
Speaker 2: the longest sporting win streak of all time. Widely regarded
28:28
Speaker 2: as the greatest squash player ever, he won the first
28:31
Speaker 2: of the five hundred and fifty five games when he
28:34
Speaker 2: was seventeen in nineteen eighty one. I have no idea
28:38
Speaker 2: how to even understand that streak because I do not know.
28:43
Speaker 2: I think it's I think it's racketball. I think squash
28:50
Speaker 2: is racketball basically, and five hundred and fifty five. But
28:55
Speaker 2: who's he playing? Who else in this league? Is it?
28:59
Speaker 2: John Henri and me and Eddie? Of course he's gonna
29:03
Speaker 2: win all the games, And I'm probably so wrong about this.
29:07
Speaker 2: I'm sure squash is like at this massive sport, but
29:10
Speaker 2: I can't really understand. I wish it were an American streak,
29:13
Speaker 2: so at least I can understand it. Like the cal
29:14
Speaker 2: Ripken consecutive games. I understand that streak. That's cool because
29:19
Speaker 2: I got to watch that one. He just showed up.
29:24
Speaker 2: He beat lou Garry the Iron Horse, just showed up
29:28
Speaker 2: game after game. Some of the other most entertaining, most
29:34
Speaker 2: interesting streaks. And I'll talk about American sports only because
29:39
Speaker 2: I'm sure I could get you with some sort of lacrosse.
29:45
Speaker 2: I think that might be American though. Squash mm hmm.
29:51
Speaker 2: What's the one where they take the ball and they
29:54
Speaker 2: like it looks like fast pitched softball, and they take
29:56
Speaker 2: the stick and they swing and the ball can hit
29:59
Speaker 2: the ground. Then it's got to hit the stick behind it. Stanley,
30:04
Speaker 2: do you know what it is? Game with stick and balls?
30:11
Speaker 2: It's not cur plunk, it's not lacrosse, it's not croquet.
30:24
Speaker 2: And I know a lot of people are yelling at
30:26
Speaker 2: me because I think I it's not hurling. It's not
30:34
Speaker 2: stickball outdoor game. Okay, game with sticks and balls. Let's
30:43
Speaker 2: try this. Let's just Google search popular sport in Australia. Okay, soccer, Okay,
30:57
Speaker 2: here are the most popular sports in Australia. Walking, swimming
31:00
Speaker 2: in Jim, cricket. It's cricket, Stanley. It's cricket, buddy. We
31:07
Speaker 2: got it, we got it. It's cricket, buddy. I found
31:12
Speaker 2: Stanley's spot. I call it his b spot. He's a bulldog.
31:17
Speaker 2: He's got the spot like inside of his tail. And
31:19
Speaker 2: if I grab it and like pinch it, it's his
31:21
Speaker 2: favorite thing. I'm gonna do that. He does that, right, buddy, Yeah? Yeah?
31:32
Speaker 2: Can you speak? Can you speak and let him hear you?
31:36
Speaker 2: Can you speak? No, you want to speak? You speak?
31:42
Speaker 2: Can you speak, buddy speak? I hear you. I don't
31:47
Speaker 2: know he does that like one out of three times. Cricket.
31:53
Speaker 2: Cricket's a sport. But I found American sports that we
31:57
Speaker 2: would know. Clemson basketballs oh and fifty seven record at
32:02
Speaker 2: North Carolina that sucks. And some of these may be
32:10
Speaker 2: uh not streaks anymore, if or not, I don't know. Congratulations.
32:15
Speaker 2: I don't really want to hear the messages. Correct to me.
32:19
Speaker 2: You can, I'm just not gonna beat like hurt by it.
32:22
Speaker 2: I'll go thank oh, thank you for that. But most
32:24
Speaker 2: times when people want to correct someone, it's to actually
32:26
Speaker 2: show superiority. But I'd be like, oh, thank you for that,
32:28
Speaker 2: because I googled a few things, which was streaks, funny streaks,
32:32
Speaker 2: American streaks, interesting streaks, and sports. D LASL High School
32:37
Speaker 2: holds the nation record one hundred and fifty one high
32:40
Speaker 2: school football games one hundred and fifty one game winning
32:43
Speaker 2: streak from nineteen ninety two to two thousand and four.
32:46
Speaker 2: The streak occurred unto the leadership of Bob lade Cure,
32:50
Speaker 2: who began coaching at the high school in nineteen seventy nine.
32:53
Speaker 2: It ended when they were defeated on September fourth, two
32:55
Speaker 2: thousand and four by Bellevue High School. Outside of Seattle,
33:00
Speaker 2: we lets Ol High School is in Concord, California. Shout
33:03
Speaker 2: out ninety two to two thousand and four. I wonder
33:11
Speaker 2: what pros they put in the league or if there
33:14
Speaker 2: were any. Chris Dudley had thirteen straight miss free throws. Hilarious.
33:23
Speaker 2: Played in the NBA sixteen years. He's a center, obviously
33:27
Speaker 2: well not a good free throw shooter, but wasn't dreadful
33:30
Speaker 2: in that he should miss sixteen or excuse me, thirteen
33:32
Speaker 2: in a row. He shot forty six percent from the line,
33:36
Speaker 2: so that's basically a fifty percent but he missed thirteen
33:40
Speaker 2: straight free throws. I think if you put a blindfold
33:44
Speaker 2: on me. Now I'm not comparing myself to Chris Dudley
33:48
Speaker 2: or being an arena with fans, or but I think
33:50
Speaker 2: if you put a blindfold on me and pointed me
33:54
Speaker 2: in the direction and let me shoot one, I don't
33:58
Speaker 2: have to make it, but let me shoot one without
34:00
Speaker 2: the blindfold, I think I can make one of the thirteen.
34:06
Speaker 2: But that's pretty funny. Cal Tech men's basketball losing streak
34:11
Speaker 2: was two hundred and seven straight games ninety six and
34:20
Speaker 2: two thousand and seven. What it's like Division nine. That
34:29
Speaker 2: is wild. Anthony Young had twenty seven consecutive losing decisions
34:34
Speaker 2: in baseball. And I do believe that Anthony Young was
34:37
Speaker 2: a cup for a while, is why I know him.
34:39
Speaker 2: But this happened when he was with the Mets. Twenty
34:44
Speaker 2: seven consecutive losing decisions, and there was a one point
34:48
Speaker 2: where he was like he had like thirteen or fourteen
34:51
Speaker 2: like shutout innings in a row. Obviously it didn't go
34:55
Speaker 2: like nine and four, like nine innings and four innings
34:58
Speaker 2: and nine ings fins. But and he's still lost those games.
35:03
Speaker 2: So Pistons start your engines. That thing just checking back
35:11
Speaker 2: in Ohio state up three zero on Missouri. Oh so stupid.
35:21
Speaker 2: Say if the Pistons A we've been playing they are
35:24
Speaker 2: not all right? A couple other things, and then I
35:30
Speaker 2: can wrap this up. I just had a lot. I
35:31
Speaker 2: had a lot of notes that I wanted to get through,
35:34
Speaker 2: so I could just take them off my sheet. Have
35:35
Speaker 2: a sheet of notes, and they stay on my note
35:39
Speaker 2: of a to do list, a sheet of notes, a
35:41
Speaker 2: check sheet, and until I get it done, it stays there.
35:44
Speaker 2: And it stays until I talk about it or go
35:46
Speaker 2: I don't want to talk about it stays up, or
35:48
Speaker 2: until I complete the list from the to do list,
35:52
Speaker 2: or I decide I'm never going to do it, it stays up.
35:56
Speaker 2: I wrote this from the break nd season Tournament championship.
36:00
Speaker 2: So we watched the NC tournament. That was fun. Go Lakers,
36:04
Speaker 2: it's fine whatever. But I watched them like hang the banner,
36:09
Speaker 2: which is fine whatever. I don't care. I'm not going
36:13
Speaker 2: to be angry at you celebrating something that's cool. A
36:15
Speaker 2: lot of the players that don't make a bunch of
36:16
Speaker 2: well everybody makes a good amount of money relatively speaking,
36:19
Speaker 2: but they got an extra five hundred thousand bucks. It's
36:21
Speaker 2: pretty cool. Second place got two hundred thousand. I think
36:23
Speaker 2: each each player on the team. But I did think
36:27
Speaker 2: that the banner maybe wasn't the best way to do
36:30
Speaker 2: it because people were just gonna be hating a whole
36:34
Speaker 2: lot because it was up there next to the championship
36:36
Speaker 2: banners like the real ones. So I would propose, if
36:41
Speaker 2: I were the commissioner, that we don't hang banners for
36:44
Speaker 2: the midseason tournament. We give the team a championship belt,
36:49
Speaker 2: and you get to put the championship belt somewhere in
36:53
Speaker 2: the arena, and then like every home game on a set,
36:57
Speaker 2: every Saturday home game, you come out with it or something.
37:02
Speaker 2: We need to get into the championship belt here. It's
37:03
Speaker 2: not big enough to have a banner in my opinion,
37:06
Speaker 2: if it's up next to the championship banners, because haters
37:08
Speaker 2: are gonna hate. But I think a championship belt would
37:14
Speaker 2: be so legit for that tournament, both novel everybody taking
37:19
Speaker 2: pictures of the championship belt in the trophy. That'd be
37:23
Speaker 2: pretty cool. I've been spending the last couple of weeks
37:27
Speaker 2: editing my comedy special, which has been a bit of
37:33
Speaker 2: a nightmare for me because I just hate myself of
37:39
Speaker 2: a really good director producer. Luckily I respect her. I
37:46
Speaker 2: got a lot of people asking me, what are you
37:47
Speaker 2: gonna do? When's it coming out? What's the deal? There
37:51
Speaker 2: is no answer right now, because I'm not done with
37:57
Speaker 2: it yet. We're done touring, we're done shooting it. Just
38:00
Speaker 2: full disclosure. Probably, I'm gonna say probably because we didn't
38:10
Speaker 2: get any long conversations with any of the streamers. I
38:14
Speaker 2: probably could have sold the special and let one of
38:18
Speaker 2: the streamers have it, and they would have paid me
38:27
Speaker 2: one hundred thousand dollars. But they'd owned it right and
38:32
Speaker 2: they could do whatever they wanted to do with it.
38:33
Speaker 2: They could put it out, they could not put it out,
38:35
Speaker 2: they could shelve it, they could cut some stuff if whatever.
38:40
Speaker 2: It's not like I'm that funny anyway. I'm pretty funny,
38:43
Speaker 2: but I don't try to do all funny, right. It's
38:45
Speaker 2: called comedically inspirational. So I thought, well, my whole career,
38:51
Speaker 2: I've kind of had to figure crap out myself and
38:53
Speaker 2: do it differently because I'm not that good, but I'm
38:57
Speaker 2: really good at doing me. So instead of take what
39:03
Speaker 2: was probably the easy but not good for my creative
39:09
Speaker 2: soul money. I just financed the whole thing myself, and
39:14
Speaker 2: I think I paid like eighty or ninety thousand dollars,
39:16
Speaker 2: and we shot a few different shows, and I didn't
39:18
Speaker 2: try to act like it was one show. A lot
39:19
Speaker 2: of comedians and I would do the same thing if
39:21
Speaker 2: I were a real comedian, because you made the audience
39:23
Speaker 2: could even screw up a joke. You wear the same
39:25
Speaker 2: clothes for a couple of shows. Sometimes you doing back
39:27
Speaker 2: to back, and you take the best of those two
39:29
Speaker 2: and you make it look like one show. I didn't
39:30
Speaker 2: do that. I went to a bunch different cities, did
39:31
Speaker 2: a bunch of different kinds of jokes, and we're just
39:34
Speaker 2: kind of making a special out of it. And hopefully
39:36
Speaker 2: what I think can happen is if I spend let's
39:39
Speaker 2: just say I spent eighty thousand on it, because of
39:41
Speaker 2: what the production would have been to shoot the special
39:44
Speaker 2: for the streamers, let's say it we're just going to
39:46
Speaker 2: be three hundred thousand. Hopefully I can shoot it for
39:49
Speaker 2: eighty and make three hundred and get them to pay
39:52
Speaker 2: me three hundred and fifty thousand. Therefore me taking a risk,
39:56
Speaker 2: but making more money on the what the process, and
40:01
Speaker 2: also giving more money to my team because not only they,
40:05
Speaker 2: I let them have ownership, the people that I brought
40:07
Speaker 2: along with me have some ownership of the show, at
40:10
Speaker 2: least that my my director does, my director producer. So
40:17
Speaker 2: been doing that. I got a weird call from and
40:24
Speaker 2: I say weird because it doesn't really happen like this,
40:25
Speaker 2: from a TV network saying, hey, we like you to
40:27
Speaker 2: host a certain show. Never heard of the show. It's
40:33
Speaker 2: kind of like a special thing, but not a comedy
40:36
Speaker 2: special so network. I can't say much else about it.
40:40
Speaker 2: But usually I have to, like know somebody have developed
40:43
Speaker 2: a relationship in some way, worked with them in another capacity,
40:47
Speaker 2: They've seen me. It's always something. But I got a
40:52
Speaker 2: call out of the blue going hey, we would love
40:56
Speaker 2: and there's a specific person who said that they would
40:58
Speaker 2: love to work with me. And I was like, what now.
41:01
Speaker 2: I do not know if this is gonna come to fruition.
41:05
Speaker 2: But when I got the call, I was like, are
41:06
Speaker 2: you serious? Because it never it never happens like that.
41:09
Speaker 2: But I kind of just dgaf anymore. I mean, for
41:12
Speaker 2: the first time in my life, I am actually just
41:15
Speaker 2: doing the things that I want to do. Like, my
41:17
Speaker 2: favorite thing in the whole world to do is the
41:18
Speaker 2: radio show. Still. I just wish it wasn't in the morning.
41:20
Speaker 2: I can go back to the body clock talk earlier,
41:22
Speaker 2: but it's still my favorite thing to do. And so
41:25
Speaker 2: as long as I can keep that being successful, which
41:28
Speaker 2: right now, knock on wood, it's more successful than it's
41:33
Speaker 2: ever been in the history of the show, and I
41:35
Speaker 2: know that's not always gonna last, right, So I'm saving
41:37
Speaker 2: up my walnuts till winter comes. I've been trying. I've
41:39
Speaker 2: been doing that forever. But I'm also not taking every
41:42
Speaker 2: single job anymore. Like I would get offered, Hey, come over,
41:45
Speaker 2: we're gonna do rate my pet dating contest. I'd be like, okay,
41:49
Speaker 2: I'll audition for that. So I'm flying all over the
41:52
Speaker 2: country audition of a crap not getting it. Or I'm
41:56
Speaker 2: doing these one offs that I have no interest because like,
41:59
Speaker 2: if you do this one and off and you go
42:01
Speaker 2: do this then someone and then it never turns in anything,
42:05
Speaker 2: or let's develop this. So twenty twenty three, I just
42:09
Speaker 2: stopped doing that if it wasn't fun for me. At
42:16
Speaker 2: this point, when I've run myself completely raw, I'm just
42:20
Speaker 2: like you know, I'm gonna see what I like here.
42:22
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna do things I like. So I made
42:25
Speaker 2: up the too Much Access thing literally as just as
42:28
Speaker 2: just a a fantasy like camp, adult fantasy camp to
42:37
Speaker 2: where it's like, I think any of us there are
42:39
Speaker 2: sports fans. You always want to know what it was
42:41
Speaker 2: like to play sports, or to go to your favorite
42:43
Speaker 2: college go to, or to hang out with the coach
42:45
Speaker 2: or to. And so we were and we're doing this,
42:48
Speaker 2: you know, twenty five Whistles show for DraftKings, and I
42:54
Speaker 2: was like, well, we can just go do interviews and
42:56
Speaker 2: we'll just shoot some video and we'll see if we
42:57
Speaker 2: can make that a show. And god dang, we did.
43:02
Speaker 2: I think we've done thirteen or fourteen episodes. Now we've
43:04
Speaker 2: got four that we haven't even put out yet. And
43:09
Speaker 2: I'd like to thank Super Coffee They've been a great
43:12
Speaker 2: sponsor all of twenty twenty three for helping us get
43:17
Speaker 2: that thing going, and Charlie Hustle for sending us the
43:21
Speaker 2: clothes and helping us too, because that again, I funded
43:24
Speaker 2: that whole thing by myself and then paid all the
43:26
Speaker 2: guys separately. But to me, that risk is worth it
43:30
Speaker 2: because like that's something I wanted to do. Now. Twice
43:36
Speaker 2: two different entities have offered to buy the show, but
43:40
Speaker 2: not for much as in it. We're like, hey, we
43:44
Speaker 2: will take it, and you will put it on so
43:46
Speaker 2: and so Plus Network, not Disney Plus, because you better
43:50
Speaker 2: believe they're going to offer me that. I'll be doing
43:52
Speaker 2: that tomorrow. But there we go to this, but then
43:56
Speaker 2: I don't have any control over it at all, and
44:00
Speaker 2: I'm only doing it because I love it, and so
44:02
Speaker 2: I don't want to not love it. So because if
44:04
Speaker 2: I don't love it, I don't I'll still work as hard,
44:07
Speaker 2: but I'm not gonna work as happy. And if I'm
44:09
Speaker 2: not working hard and happy, this is not gonna be
44:13
Speaker 2: as good because the passion's not there. And that's what
44:17
Speaker 2: I advise people a lot. It's like fine, and it's
44:21
Speaker 2: such a cliche thing to say because you can't always
44:23
Speaker 2: do it exactly, but find something you love to do,
44:27
Speaker 2: even if it's a side hustle, even if it's a
44:30
Speaker 2: third side hustle, because if you love to do it,
44:33
Speaker 2: you're going to do it so much more passionate, or
44:37
Speaker 2: you're going to put real time and effort into it
44:39
Speaker 2: because you love it. So much for no other reason
44:41
Speaker 2: that could just that you love it. I would have
44:44
Speaker 2: done radio, which when I started radio, which is really radio,
44:48
Speaker 2: although we were podcasting way early. I would have done
44:52
Speaker 2: that for ever, for no money, because I already had
44:55
Speaker 2: no money. And then I would have been like a
44:58
Speaker 2: teacher or something. But that had been like my side
45:01
Speaker 2: hustle because I just loved it so much. But because
45:03
Speaker 2: I loved it so much, I think I got good
45:06
Speaker 2: at it and I believed in myself. So that's what
45:12
Speaker 2: I'm doing now in my career here, even with this show.
45:14
Speaker 2: I don't have to do this show, but I love sports,
45:19
Speaker 2: have a history of doing sports talk. Have a bulldog
45:22
Speaker 2: that's snoring. Thank you. I don't know if you guys
45:27
Speaker 2: can hear it. If you can't hear the bulldog, please
45:29
Speaker 2: let me know. Just send me a DM or a tweet. Now,
45:35
Speaker 2: there's still some stuff I have to do that I
45:36
Speaker 2: don't like to do. We all have to do that.
45:38
Speaker 2: But I'm advising you all to find something that you
45:40
Speaker 2: love to do that you could turn at some point
45:45
Speaker 2: into something that you can monetize. Doesn't he have to
45:48
Speaker 2: be right now? That's me syndicating in my show. I
45:55
Speaker 2: was broke. I spent all my money on stupid equipment
45:57
Speaker 2: that I didn't really know if it would work, and
45:59
Speaker 2: it didn't for a while, and then shout out which
46:00
Speaker 2: talk Kansas, God, dang. I'm telling you. My advice is,
46:04
Speaker 2: find something you love to do, even if it's something
46:06
Speaker 2: that you're doing an hour a week, even if it's
46:08
Speaker 2: a your You want to be an influencer that's not
46:12
Speaker 2: an Instagram influencing or TikTok influencing or social media influencing
46:19
Speaker 2: is not as lame as it used to be, meaning
46:23
Speaker 2: the acceptance of it. I would compare it to dating
46:25
Speaker 2: on apps, because there was a point when you date
46:27
Speaker 2: on an app or eHarmony or whatever you be like,
46:30
Speaker 2: oh we met on a dating app. Now everybody'd be
46:32
Speaker 2: talk dating app. Well, now a lot of people are influencing,
46:35
Speaker 2: and it's just that term. The word influencer just feels
46:38
Speaker 2: lame YouTuber. It's not, though, it's just content freaking creator, Like,
46:45
Speaker 2: find that thing, find that thing that you can do well,
46:48
Speaker 2: you'll never make a penny off of it, but you'll
46:52
Speaker 2: do it to the best of your ability because you
46:53
Speaker 2: love it so much. And if you do that, ah,
46:56
Speaker 2: I think you can find a way to supplement your
47:00
Speaker 2: income to the point where you have to make a
47:02
Speaker 2: difficult decision, and that difficult decision is don't want to
47:04
Speaker 2: do this full time. And that's the greatest decision you
47:05
Speaker 2: ever get to make in your life because it's sacrifice
47:07
Speaker 2: and it's risky, but it's a reward. But that's what
47:12
Speaker 2: I'm doing in my career now. I just do stuff
47:16
Speaker 2: I wanted to do macro. There's still a lot of
47:20
Speaker 2: bull crap I have to do as part of my
47:21
Speaker 2: job micro, but macro, my favorite thing is the radio show.
47:27
Speaker 2: I've been very fortunate to be able to do it
47:29
Speaker 2: with people that I picked and to do it my way,
47:34
Speaker 2: and not because my way was better, but I think
47:37
Speaker 2: nobody cared for long enough that nobody watched or monitored.
47:43
Speaker 2: And then I had a bit of a success story
47:45
Speaker 2: and they're like, well, we don't really agree or understand
47:49
Speaker 2: why it's successful, but it is. So let's just let's
47:54
Speaker 2: just let it go till it fails. And then when
47:56
Speaker 2: it doesn't fail, you get to keep going. And that's
48:02
Speaker 2: what happened. I just didn't fail. I read a book
48:06
Speaker 2: crazy called fail until you don't. But it has really
48:10
Speaker 2: been fantastic, and I appreciate all of you guys that
48:11
Speaker 2: listened to this. I don't know if Aymay's listened to
48:13
Speaker 2: this forty seven minutes in and me talking to just
48:15
Speaker 2: myself and a snoring bulldog in the background. Again, if
48:18
Speaker 2: you are, if you're listening at forty seven minutes in,
48:20
Speaker 2: well they may have put some commercials in so it
48:21
Speaker 2: could be a little longer than that. Please send me
48:23
Speaker 2: a message saying I'm listening at forty seven minutes in,
48:26
Speaker 2: you're a forty seven minute or al Stanley can sleep
48:29
Speaker 2: with me yelling. I don't know, but I've been doing that.
48:33
Speaker 2: I encourage you to do the same. I'm doing the
48:35
Speaker 2: show too much. Access. We got four episodes basketball episodes
48:37
Speaker 2: we haven't put out yet. We put out one Kansas
48:39
Speaker 2: State basketball episode. But we have TCU, which is fun.
48:45
Speaker 2: We have which tall state Arkansas? Or because a woman,
48:52
Speaker 2: my wife's calling me, hold on hello, I'm recording right
48:55
Speaker 2: this second. Jimmy, are you do you need me right now?
49:01
Speaker 2: There's just this thing that keeps going. I heard that.
49:04
Speaker 2: I think it's the alarm. I'll come up there. It
49:07
Speaker 2: is the alarm. It says fire trouble, but I've gone
49:10
Speaker 2: to every single fireplace and they're all turned off. Yeah
49:12
Speaker 2: it's on a fireplace thing. I'll come up there. Okay,
49:16
Speaker 2: all right bye, good you guys. I being the man
49:20
Speaker 2: of the house. Sorry about that. Got some man stuff
49:22
Speaker 2: to do. So anyway, I got a call for a
49:25
Speaker 2: TV show and they were like, I want you to
49:27
Speaker 2: come do it. And I don't know if it'll come
49:29
Speaker 2: to fruition, like I said earlier, but if it does,
49:30
Speaker 2: random because it never happens like that, but it's weird
49:33
Speaker 2: that happens like that. When I finally stop caring about
49:34
Speaker 2: it happening, but I still care, but I just like,
49:36
Speaker 2: don't focus on I just I'm like, all my days
49:39
Speaker 2: and nights are not me going. Oh I sure hope
49:41
Speaker 2: somebody likes me and hires me because I did that forever,
49:44
Speaker 2: and I did it forever and I don't read things
49:48
Speaker 2: ninety nine percent of them. I used to only on
49:50
Speaker 2: Tuesdays go look at like the Facebook message board of
49:53
Speaker 2: the show, or go to any sort of message only
49:56
Speaker 2: on Tuesdays. I used to get on there all the time.
49:58
Speaker 2: It wasn't good for my mental health. It's only on Tuesdays.
50:01
Speaker 2: Let's tell my wife about it. She was like, what
50:05
Speaker 2: might even go on Tuesdays? I'm like, well, I like
50:06
Speaker 2: to keep up, like keep up with what those places
50:08
Speaker 2: are only meant for negativity, Like you have to dig
50:14
Speaker 2: for positivity in the places that you go, which is true,
50:18
Speaker 2: Which is true. So I do stay on my instream
50:21
Speaker 2: comments now a little more because it's a little more positive.
50:23
Speaker 2: But I say, I haven't looked at a single thing
50:25
Speaker 2: in like a month and a Half's a streak, like
50:27
Speaker 2: a month and a half to maybe two months. We're
50:31
Speaker 2: pretty proud of that streak. There's the pistons and there's
50:33
Speaker 2: me two months. I love signing Day, we just had it.
50:37
Speaker 2: College athletes hilarious. Now they make the videos I think
50:43
Speaker 2: Georgia fans. These are notes I have written down. I
50:45
Speaker 2: think Georgia Bulldog fans are pretty cool. I'm not saying
50:48
Speaker 2: they're not pretentious, but I think they're pretty cool because
50:53
Speaker 2: they're not near as pretentious as they should be. They
50:57
Speaker 2: should be awful to deal with. They should be Alabama.
51:01
Speaker 2: I love every Alabama fan individually as a unit. Pass
51:10
Speaker 2: Georgia fan, shout out to you because you are not
51:11
Speaker 2: near as obnoxies as you could be and should be
51:14
Speaker 2: and if I were winning national championships like you guys
51:16
Speaker 2: were two in a row this year, you got screwed
51:19
Speaker 2: out of be out of the playoff, you wouldn't be
51:24
Speaker 2: able to deal with me. So shout out to them.
51:32
Speaker 2: The Pro Bowl is gonna do a whole bunch of
51:33
Speaker 2: stuff that's like balloon fight, and everybody hates on it.
51:38
Speaker 2: But here's the thing. Everybody hated on the Pro Bowl anyway,
51:42
Speaker 2: at least like there was a show like in the
51:44
Speaker 2: nineties where you do, like the all the quarterback show
51:50
Speaker 2: up and throw a skills challenge. That's fun. That's super fun.
51:52
Speaker 2: I like that. I don't care much about the tug
51:54
Speaker 2: of war. But people only want to say negative things anyway.
51:59
Speaker 2: Nobody love the Pro Bowl. Nobody's losing out because the
52:02
Speaker 2: Pro bowls changing. People just want to say something else's land,
52:04
Speaker 2: which is what they're doing. I think the Pro Bowl.
52:06
Speaker 2: I like what they're doing. Went to an analogy test.
52:12
Speaker 2: I don't know if I talked about that, but got
52:15
Speaker 2: to the front counter and the one recognized me from
52:18
Speaker 2: the show, which is always a lot for me at
52:19
Speaker 2: the doctor and her response to me was, I thought
52:24
Speaker 2: you'd be goofier because she's just looking at me, and
52:27
Speaker 2: I don't ever know what to do, so I don't
52:29
Speaker 2: do anything. But then if I don't do anything, people
52:32
Speaker 2: will go like, oh, he just wasn't that nice. But
52:34
Speaker 2: I don't know how to act when I know that
52:36
Speaker 2: somebody knows me from something but won't talk about it
52:41
Speaker 2: but will still look at me weird. It's like I
52:43
Speaker 2: got the biggest booger on my cheek or Molly mo
52:46
Speaker 2: mo mo mo mo moo, Molly mo mo mo mo.
52:52
Speaker 2: Hello is that thunder go Lee? So she said I
52:59
Speaker 2: know you, and I said, oh, yeah, from what she said,
53:02
Speaker 2: oh American Idol radio or something. She goes, I just
53:07
Speaker 2: thought you'd be a lot goofier than you are, and
53:10
Speaker 2: I did not know if that was a compliment or not. Okay,
53:18
Speaker 2: I think that's it. That's all my notes that I
53:21
Speaker 2: have for now. I'm gonna go do some manly stuff
53:27
Speaker 2: and fix mama alarm, my home alarm. Thank you all,
53:36
Speaker 2: And that's all. Twenty five whistles, No, thank's close to
53:40
Speaker 2: an hour by myself. Hey you forty seven minute or
53:42
Speaker 2: shout out thanks for being here the whole time. Stanley
53:45
Speaker 2: been a great guest. Thank you, buddy, I love y'all.
53:48
Speaker 2: Scratch your tail, let's head back up to the house.
53:52
Speaker 2: Thanks to DraftKings if there was ever anything edited in here,
53:55
Speaker 2: for a minute, it was like Draft King sports Book.
53:58
Speaker 2: But that means Mike had to insert a couple of
54:01
Speaker 2: things and for like spot reasons. Otherwise, Let's go baby,
54:07
Speaker 2: all right, See you guys.