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Speaker 1: With Stu Gotts and Hawkman.
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Speaker 2: Always nice to jump on to a pod with my
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Speaker 2: friend Steve Gotts and another lot of with Stu Gotts
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Speaker 2: and Hawkman. Hello, Stu Gotts, how are you, buddy? Very
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Speaker 2: excited to talk to you again. So I think the
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Speaker 2: last episode we did was Roberto Durand and that was
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Speaker 2: quite enjoyable. And I promised everyone that we were going
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Speaker 2: to do Steven segaal all of Steven segall audio. I'm
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Speaker 2: going to push that back because that, to me is timeless.
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Speaker 2: And I spent this weekend I'm imagining you did as
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Speaker 2: well watching the Masters?
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Speaker 3: Were you watching the Masters every Uh? Listen, that's the
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Speaker 3: one thing on the sports calendar that you can you
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Speaker 3: can not in pencil in penn write me in to
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Speaker 3: be sitting down for four consecutive days and watch it.
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Speaker 2: Yes, it's the greatest right there now. I only got
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Speaker 2: into the Masters when I turned like fifty. I honestly,
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Speaker 2: I was not into golf. My dad would watch me,
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Speaker 2: you know, my dad played every day, but watch golf
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Speaker 2: tournaments every weekend. And I didn't understand the fascination and
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Speaker 2: what And I became fascinated as I got older, with
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Speaker 2: like the intricacies of Augusta National and the traditions surrounding
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Speaker 2: the Masters, and I just there's so much going on there.
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Speaker 2: Have you ever been to the Masters?
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Speaker 3: I have been. I went there. I went there a
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Speaker 3: few years ago. I went there with my dad right
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Speaker 3: after my mom passed away. My dad and my brother
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Speaker 3: we had a great time, man, we really so my
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Speaker 3: dad and I went to the first round. My brother
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Speaker 3: joined us for the second round. I have to be
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Speaker 3: on the couch Saturday and Sunday. I was on the
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Speaker 3: couch Saturday and Sunday. But all those little things that
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Speaker 3: you're talking about, to see them, to see them on
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Speaker 3: my TV for as long as I've been seeing them,
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Speaker 3: and then to go to the actual Masters and walk
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Speaker 3: that course and have you know the you know, chicken salad, sandwich,
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Speaker 3: a couple of green beers, green lizards, JAMANDIC just shout
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Speaker 3: out right there. Hack. It was. It was everything you
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Speaker 3: could imagine. Then my dad made the big mistake of
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Speaker 3: giving me and my brother towards the end the MX
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Speaker 3: platinum to go into the merch store. I mean, how
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Speaker 3: about that.
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Speaker 2: They sell more merchandise in those four days, yes, than
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Speaker 2: the Atlanta Brave Cell just you know, miles away there
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Speaker 2: in Georgia. They sell more merchandise in those four days
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Speaker 2: than the Brave Cell all baseball season long.
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Speaker 4: Insane.
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Speaker 2: It's remarkable, it really is.
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Speaker 3: I am shocked to hear that you love golf, I
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Speaker 3: really am. I'm shocked.
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Speaker 2: Well, I don't love golf, per se. I love the Masters, okay,
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Speaker 2: Like you know, like I'll watch a golf tournament. My
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Speaker 2: son's into golf a lot. He golfs three times a week,
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Speaker 2: so like, and you know, I'm happy to go to
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Speaker 2: the driving range. But I love there's just this pomp
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Speaker 2: and circumstance around the Masters and the Penento cheese sandwich
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Speaker 2: and just like the there's just so much and Jim
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Speaker 2: nance like it just feels right when he gives it
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Speaker 2: Hello friends, it just feels right.
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Speaker 3: His voice feels right. It feels right for the moment,
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Speaker 3: for the occasion, for the venue. And I have to
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Speaker 3: tell you going there, Hawk, it is the best from
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Speaker 3: this standpoint. I know you know this, but you cannot
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Speaker 3: bring your cell phone. So if you are looking for
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Speaker 3: places where you have to actually interact with people, Augusta
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Speaker 3: is the place you have to talk to people. And
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Speaker 3: people could talk to you and you can't use your
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Speaker 3: cell phone. And I'm telling you, those two days were
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Speaker 3: as cathartic two days as I've ever had. I mean,
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Speaker 3: no one could reach me. It was great.
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Speaker 2: Well, the reason I bring up The Masters for this
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Speaker 2: episode is when I think of Golf, yes, I immediately think
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Speaker 2: of Lombardo.
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Speaker 5: Who doesn't because Lombardo dropped that famous line, Sam snead
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Speaker 5: my God.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: And for whatever reason, no matter all the bullshit that
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Speaker 2: Lombardo would talk about with rating in bowling and whatever,
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Speaker 2: he would talk about, the only thing that has stuck
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Speaker 2: with me for fifteen years or longer is Sam Sneid
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Speaker 2: my God. And like the notion that that still resonates.
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Speaker 2: In twenty twenty.
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Speaker 3: Six, Lombardo delivered to us, I don't know, maybe a
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Speaker 3: thousand words. You remember four I mean.
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Speaker 2: Sam Sneid my God. And when I'm watching The Masters,
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Speaker 2: I'm moving blurt out. In fact, you know, there was
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Speaker 2: a lot of talk this year during one of the
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Speaker 2: I think it was during a Rory drive, someone yelled out,
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Speaker 2: give me back my son, and it's it's the old
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Speaker 2: Mel Gibson line from Ransom. And I saw Jim Rome
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Speaker 2: do a whole thing on it, like, Hey, that has
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Speaker 2: to be one of my listeners because we use but
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Speaker 2: we did it on our show. We used give Me
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Speaker 2: Back My Son in a million different all the time. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: sound clips. But I would love for someone during a
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Speaker 2: drive to yell out Sam Sneid my God.
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Speaker 3: Now listen, if I ever take you to the Masters,
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Speaker 3: okay and you blurt out Sam Sneid my God, they
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Speaker 3: will so fucking quickly hot. That's my role in life.
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Speaker 2: That's my role in life is to the bamboozle someone
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Speaker 2: into taking me to the Masters so I can yell
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Speaker 2: out Sam Snead my God. So we didn't know who
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Speaker 2: this guy was. This was in two thousand and eleven,
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Speaker 2: so it's fifteen years ago, and so that means it's
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Speaker 2: seven years into twenty eleven. Yeah, seven years into the
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Speaker 2: Levatard Show. So we're you know, we've we've had our
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Speaker 2: characters and we just take calls every now and then.
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Speaker 2: And the caller was al on a cell phone, had
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Speaker 2: no idea that this is what he was going to
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Speaker 2: launch into. Many people considered this to be the greatest
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Speaker 2: call that the Lebotard Show has ever taken.
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Speaker 3: It was Benny and Fort Lauderdale for a while and
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Speaker 3: then Lombardo just stole the trophy from him. Man, he did,
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Speaker 3: he did.
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Speaker 2: This is the actual call, the first ever call from
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Speaker 2: Al lombardoz.
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Speaker 6: Al You're on seven ninety yeah, high Lombardo, and I
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Speaker 6: can't believe how accurate you are on this obvious point.
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Speaker 6: Well how slow on the uptake the other guy is.
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Speaker 6: It is so obvious. I mean you take a look
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Speaker 6: at golf. Someone who has the yips, Sam Snee, My god.
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Speaker 4: In the late.
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Speaker 6: Fifties you had to go to side saddle. Then they
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Speaker 6: had to change the rule. You couldn't go Croquete still
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Speaker 6: one side saddle the opposite.
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Speaker 4: Way, so good feet to the left of the ball.
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Speaker 6: You see guys like Bernhard Longer that have had the
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Speaker 6: yips and went to the long putter three different times.
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Speaker 6: You've got guys like Ian Baker. Finch was one of
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Speaker 6: the greatest putters in the world. When the British Open,
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Speaker 6: got the yips, went to the long butter, couldn't even
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Speaker 6: but again quit the game. Became an analyst. You go
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Speaker 6: to a pool or no better example, you go to bowling.
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Speaker 6: You trying to tell me that if Mark Roff is
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Speaker 6: starting to miss a lot of tenpins in the channel,
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Speaker 6: or hooking it too much that he's going to go
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Speaker 6: smart enough with you have actually did to a lighter ball,
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Speaker 6: a fourteen town ball sometimes that looked like a little
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Speaker 6: child speckled ball, to your local ball and alley, so
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Speaker 6: we can move cross alley and throw it up to
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Speaker 6: make ten pins at the ninety five percent right you're
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Speaker 6: supposed to win a DVA tour, or if you're shooting
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Speaker 6: pool and you have the closed bridge that all great
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Speaker 6: players have, like Jimmy Sarra who was the nineteen forty
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Speaker 6: three champion of the world, who broke me and although
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Speaker 6: he had he did I had a choke stroke for
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Speaker 6: the money and he was right. It was a better
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Speaker 6: three cushion Beyers player. If you can use an open
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Speaker 6: stroke like Joan Rivers on ben acid, if you get
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Speaker 6: the job done, get the job done. It's all about
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Speaker 6: whatever works works. It's just like life. If you want
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Speaker 6: to go through life trying to fornicate with the most
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Speaker 6: beautiful woman in the world that you can, I'll also
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Speaker 6: have a main squeeze and a four to five mistresses
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Speaker 6: on the side, rock on and then try to keep
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Speaker 6: trading up but then once you're lucky enough to find
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Speaker 6: that foxy angel of your life, if you're not smart
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Speaker 6: enough to grab minor and hold on. Were for fourteen
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Speaker 6: years while you enjoy your summer home in Lake Garter
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Speaker 6: for six weeks every year, and you're a dummy. Wick
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Speaker 6: two got a lame up bake wreck.
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Speaker 2: There's so much going on, but we didn't know what
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Speaker 2: hit us. Like twenty seconds thirty second to that call.
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Speaker 2: I remember, We're all looking at each other like what
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Speaker 2: is it? Because we didn't know if it was a
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Speaker 2: put on at first, but it.
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Speaker 3: Wasn't like you know it now. We looked at each other.
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Speaker 3: We were all frozen. I was glazed. I had a
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Speaker 3: glazed look that came over me because I was wondering
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Speaker 3: if that guy should replace us and do the show.
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Speaker 7: I mean, in two thousand and eleven, that guy was
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Speaker 7: using main Squeeze Foxy Angel.
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Speaker 3: He was right about the Foxy Angel though, I mean,
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Speaker 3: come on, he was.
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Speaker 2: Talking about a Billiard's player from nineteen forty three as
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Speaker 2: if it was something we had just watched that weekend.
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Speaker 3: And Mark Roth, I mean, I mean, if.
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Speaker 2: You're gonna talk bowling, it better be Earl Anthony don't
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Speaker 2: give me this, Mark.
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Speaker 3: Dare you do that to Mark Roth? He is a legend,
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Speaker 3: my friend.
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Speaker 2: Earl Anthony is the legend. How dare you played just
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Speaker 2: the beginning of the call again because it's so odd
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Speaker 2: to me. It's Al on a cell phone and then
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Speaker 2: the guy just goes, Hi Lombardo or something like like
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Speaker 2: it didn't from the jump. It made no sense. He
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Speaker 2: was such a character played just at the beginning of
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Speaker 2: the call again, Al, you're on seven ninety, Yeah, Hi Lombardo. Damn,
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Speaker 2: it doesn't even like, what does that even mean? Yeah,
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Speaker 2: Hi Lombardo. Who like, who launches into that? Like if
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Speaker 2: they go to Mark on a cell phone? I don't
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Speaker 2: go yeah, hi ackman. Now let me tell you about
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Speaker 2: the main squeeze and the and the foxy angels that
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Speaker 2: used to come to the Billiard's tournament.
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Speaker 3: But when you're Lombardo in your old school, you announce
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Speaker 3: your name. Oh, you say anything, you know that you'll
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Speaker 3: do it one day. Trust me, you're right.
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Speaker 2: When when well, like when you're an older guy and
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Speaker 2: you know you're the man, Hey Lombardo. He walks into
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Speaker 2: you know, the restaurant.
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Speaker 3: Lombardo and even though everyone in the restaurant is saying, hey,
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Speaker 3: there's Lombardo. They're whispering to each other. He still comes
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Speaker 3: in and says, hey, Lombardo. Here Lombardo.
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Speaker 2: So that was maybe the best call that the Levatar
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Speaker 2: Show had ever received. And he disappeared.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, and and.
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Speaker 2: Admittedly the Lebotart Show back then and even this podcast now,
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Speaker 2: we are nothing like Pablo Torre finds out. We never
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Speaker 2: researched who he was. We couldn't find him. It just
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Speaker 2: was it was almost like Batman, you know, where he
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Speaker 2: just swooped in. And then you were hoping there was
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Speaker 2: a situation maybe where Batman would have to reappear, and
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Speaker 2: he did. He called in a second time, another another
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Speaker 2: al on a cell phone. I don't know how long
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Speaker 2: this was after it It wasn't like super quick, but
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Speaker 2: I remember we were delighted it was Lombardo.
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Speaker 7: And in fact, at the beginning of this call, you
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Speaker 7: can hear you and Dan real subtly go like real
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Speaker 7: subtly acknowledging, oh my god.
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Speaker 2: Lombardo has called again. Here is If you thought the
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Speaker 2: first call was great, Lombardo had more in his arsenal.
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Speaker 2: Here is no Sam Snead. I don't believe he's still
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Speaker 2: The second call from Al Lombardo, Al, you're on.
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Speaker 6: Seven ninety man, so's the coon tiring of lissen any
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Speaker 6: Heat management players Man and then a Rege radio sports
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Speaker 6: tructure hosts for to say that we wait one in
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Speaker 6: the title a choke a fu point which is permanent
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Speaker 6: trip at Roman game after winning the opener at home,
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Speaker 6: and they missed the Ruman with the last twelve shot proathively,
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Speaker 6: well breathily, they allowed Dallas to hit eleven of their
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Speaker 6: last twelve shots. In NBA Finals history, with a team
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Speaker 6: with home court advantage winning the first two games at home,
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Speaker 6: that team wins the championship. Nine need five percent of
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Speaker 6: the time, nin need five percent just a minute five
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Speaker 6: percent chance of losing the series. That's where the Heat
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Speaker 6: lost the Finals in the last four minutes of Game
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Speaker 6: two at home, blowing that fourteen point lead, and that
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Speaker 6: choke cap cost me one hundred thousand dollars because of
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Speaker 6: the day after the little weasel mself, Commissioner David Start
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Speaker 6: extended the league. Sorry cap, I got five thousand dollars
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Speaker 6: in Las Vegas on the Heat at odds of twenty
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Speaker 6: to one to win it all because not allowed to
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Speaker 6: heat enough cap space room to sign boat Labrod James
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Speaker 6: and Chris Bosh. And as usual, I was right on
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Speaker 6: the button. I just didn't get the one hundred k.
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Speaker 6: But I will say this to you. It's getting close
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Speaker 6: to quizmath day. Dan, you are coming it juicy trouble collectedness.
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Speaker 6: I'll put up a million dollars. You put up one
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Speaker 6: hundred thousand. That's kind of one of the money in
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Speaker 6: case you can count, and we'll ask questions about sports
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Speaker 6: and every sport imaginable, and I'll bury you for dinners.
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Speaker 6: You know what, I know that I put that salade
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Speaker 6: up twenty eight years down here a start, and not
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Speaker 6: one person has accepted the challenge at a million for
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Speaker 6: a hundred thousand. You're dumb. Now come on, take me
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Speaker 6: up on it. Every sport of max. Let's go. You
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Speaker 6: see she froming a trouble correctedis don't you still believe
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Speaker 6: that Cuban Americans table right to after the two thousand
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Speaker 6: presidential election, but twenty two percent of people who got
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Speaker 6: it s that they changed their vote to Bush because
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Speaker 6: they put that early on did not deserve to be
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Speaker 6: with his natural brandfather didn't even agree with that, you twister,
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Speaker 6: but you won't kick me up and that me and
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Speaker 6: doesn't work a content. You'll make a little joke, nip
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Speaker 6: or put in here, a little take it here, congratuate
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Speaker 6: your wrist. It's perfect. When I was with nbcflection station,
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Speaker 6: I try and ring with twenty eight you hick comes
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Speaker 6: and rookie if you get it, strick Ford.
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Speaker 2: That was great.
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Speaker 3: God in the second call eclipse, the first one.
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Speaker 2: The second call me of it flipped the first one.
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Speaker 2: He started, just launched into a diant tribe about the
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Speaker 2: heat blowing the lead against Dallas, and somehow weaved his
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Speaker 2: way to Alien Gonzalez.
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Speaker 8: It was an unbelievable phone call, punctuated with him somehow
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Speaker 8: getting twenty six shares an NBC somewhere and then finalizing
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Speaker 8: it with a good Day.
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Speaker 3: Do you have any doubt he got a twenty six
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Speaker 3: share at some point in his life? I don't.
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Speaker 2: I don't think that guy had a radio show. He
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Speaker 2: should have if.
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Speaker 3: He didn't, he had twenty six shares.
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Speaker 2: I mean that was like Willy Wonka, Good Day, Sir,
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Speaker 2: I said, good Day.
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Speaker 3: It's his masterpiece. I would have totally bet on al
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Speaker 3: over Dan in that trivia contest.
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Speaker 2: Oh, my god, all knows everything. He knows Billiards, Sam Steve.
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Speaker 9: My god, it's hard to imagine the show that you
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Speaker 9: guys were doing.
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Speaker 3: Lombardo listening to the show, Well, that's always you know.
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Speaker 2: We used to get phone calls sometimes and we'd go that,
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Speaker 2: I can't be listening to this show.
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Speaker 3: Right, there's no way he has to hate it.
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Speaker 2: It's absolutely impossible, like you have to be in your
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Speaker 2: own world to listen to what we were doing with
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Speaker 2: fake Benny from Fort Lauderdale and fake Pavaratti and then
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Speaker 2: call in with that yes, and for a guy to
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Speaker 2: listen to our show and be so upset about so
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Speaker 2: many little things in sports, right, there's no way he listened.
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Speaker 3: He just picked up the phone every ten years and
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Speaker 3: it was fantastic though.
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Speaker 2: So I took those two calls. We turned it into
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Speaker 2: a big open for our show. We opened every show
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Speaker 2: for a few months with this open, which was just
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Speaker 2: all Lombardo attention.
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Speaker 1: This is there, Dan.
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Speaker 10: Levata show, Al you're on seven ninety Yeah.
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Speaker 11: Hi Lombardo, Dan Levatade Rock with st.
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Speaker 6: Howkman Squeet Dan, you come in it. Two sheet Tribal
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Speaker 6: Sports of it. I'll put up a million dollars. You
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Speaker 6: put up one hundred thousand. That kind of wanted the
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Speaker 6: money taken count.
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Speaker 4: This is the real base.
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Speaker 6: Sport, imaginable, and I'll bury you for dinner.
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Speaker 11: Lombardo, Lombardo, Lombardo.
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Speaker 6: But you won't take me up on that million dollars
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Speaker 6: or one hundred thousand dollars. By you'll make little jokes
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Speaker 6: because sure list it's garbage. When I was with NBC
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Speaker 6: Frocks and Station, my arbitral rating was twenty eight. You
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Speaker 6: hit bombs and luck if you get a six.
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Speaker 4: Good days Lombardo, good day.
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Speaker 2: He got it just now.
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Speaker 3: The day stuck, the landing, the landing.
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Speaker 6: I put that challenge up for twenty eight years down
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Speaker 6: here at South Florida, and not one person has accepted
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Speaker 6: the challenge of million, four hundred thousand. He'll problems.
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Speaker 2: He would crush me in a trivia contest.
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Speaker 12: The things in that man's mind, Sam snead my god.
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Speaker 6: Sam snead my god. Fow on the uptake good day,
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Speaker 6: tenpins in the chapel, Lombardo, whatever works.
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Speaker 4: Work, Lombardo.
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Speaker 12: I would lose to that guy, and you would too. No,
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Speaker 12: I crushed him.
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Speaker 3: You would lose to that guy and crush him.
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Speaker 1: You lay up.
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Speaker 11: Take this The Jan Levetzard Show with Stu Gottsend Hawkman.
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Speaker 6: Ticket food woting was twenty eight.
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Speaker 4: If you get a strict.
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Speaker 3: It's never enough. I knew that line was coming in
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Speaker 3: a different cadence, with a different I mean, that is
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Speaker 3: a master class in how you produce an open.
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Speaker 2: Well done, dog, I have to tell you. Listening to
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Speaker 2: it now, it's like I almost produced it too well
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Speaker 2: because the show could never compete with that big open.
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Speaker 2: You go after two and a half minutes of that,
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Speaker 2: you'd be.
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Speaker 3: Like, yes, this is oh my god.
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Speaker 2: Do you hear what happens on this show? And then
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Speaker 2: all of a sudden your friend calling in about Don manningly.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, Donnie, baby, could I ask you? Could I ask
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Speaker 3: you a question? How do you like? How does that
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Speaker 3: the process of saying, hey, we have these two calls
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Speaker 3: from Lombardo, I have the big voice. I want to
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Speaker 3: turn this into an open, Like, what's the process once
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Speaker 3: you get the second call? How are you thinking and
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Speaker 3: figuring out? Hey, that needs to be an open for
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Speaker 3: this show?
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Speaker 2: Because I was. When I get enamored with something, I
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Speaker 2: want to play it over and over and over. Now
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Speaker 2: you criticize me for that, people criticize Dan for that,
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Speaker 2: You for that, And even on this podcast, I'll have
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Speaker 2: people who DM me going, hey, when you guys play
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Speaker 2: a sound clip, you don't need to play it four times.
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Speaker 2: I get something in my head. I want to hear
19:37
Speaker 2: it over and over again. I want to look at
19:39
Speaker 2: it like it's game film. I want to break it down.
19:42
Speaker 3: Now Taylor is realizing where I get this from, because
19:45
Speaker 3: I do it on the radio show all the time.
19:47
Speaker 3: I played again, playing again, playing again. When I get
19:50
Speaker 3: fixated on a piece of sound, I just want to
19:52
Speaker 3: keep hearing it.
19:53
Speaker 2: You know, Jim Rome does it too. Jim Rome does
19:55
Speaker 2: it all the time, like he'll have his guys firing
19:57
Speaker 2: off sounds all show. But I wanted to hear that,
20:00
Speaker 2: and my thought was, if I can force that into
20:05
Speaker 2: the show at the beginning of the show every day
20:07
Speaker 2: for a couple of months, that to me is you know,
20:10
Speaker 2: pleasing to the ear. And there was enough there like
20:14
Speaker 2: it just you saw that we were smiling like you'd
20:18
Speaker 2: hear it. You'd get back to do the show and
20:20
Speaker 2: you'd hear that, and you'd get and you're just immediately
20:22
Speaker 2: in a good mood.
20:24
Speaker 3: There's such an underrated part of that that we kind
20:26
Speaker 3: of glossed over. It's what it's what Lombardo says, your
20:31
Speaker 3: little jokes, just the way he took his cad you
20:35
Speaker 3: know what, walking on that phone.
20:38
Speaker 2: This is why like to listen to stuff over and over.
20:40
Speaker 2: Because when I heard that again, now I started to think,
20:43
Speaker 2: you know what, he does listen to the show on
20:45
Speaker 2: a regular basis.
20:46
Speaker 3: He just hates it.
20:47
Speaker 2: Yes, it's exactly. It's not him not listening. And then
20:53
Speaker 2: he's just calling a sports show. He's listening day after day.
20:57
Speaker 2: He's getting angrier and angrier this season. Pansy's that are
21:01
Speaker 2: doing the radio show, and he knows how to do
21:04
Speaker 2: a radio show, because here's why the Heat lost, and
21:07
Speaker 2: here's why Elliam Gonzalez screwed up the entire election, and
21:11
Speaker 2: here's where Billiards went wrong in nineteen forty three. And
21:15
Speaker 2: he cannot believe that we're not doing that show. And
21:18
Speaker 2: finally it hit to a point where he was like, fucking,
21:21
Speaker 2: I gotta call these motherfuckers. And that's exactly what happened.
21:25
Speaker 2: I hate them so much, right I was reading, so
21:30
Speaker 2: I was like, do we know anything about this guy.
21:34
Speaker 2: I think after I left your show he called again.
21:37
Speaker 2: I'm not certain.
21:39
Speaker 3: I think maybe he called one more time and that
21:41
Speaker 3: was about it. But we did try to get Yeah,
21:44
Speaker 3: I was.
21:45
Speaker 2: I was just googling it today just to see if
21:47
Speaker 2: anybody knows Lombardo. And there was an article I saw
21:51
Speaker 2: on one oh four point five the team dot com Okay,
21:57
Speaker 2: and it says who is Eli Lombardo? And this is
22:03
Speaker 2: from July of twenty twenty, so he was still around
22:08
Speaker 2: up until a few years ago, and he says The
22:12
Speaker 2: article says earlier this week, a Capitol region media legend
22:16
Speaker 2: made national radio headlines with some of his calls to
22:19
Speaker 2: sports talk radio stations. In case you missed wfa n's
22:23
Speaker 2: Boomer and g O, Al Yaffi, Lombardo called into the show. Wow,
22:29
Speaker 2: Taylor's got that audio right. This is a little bit
22:32
Speaker 2: of Al Lombardo calling Boomer and go on WFAN.
22:37
Speaker 3: He's cheating on us.
22:38
Speaker 12: I mean, but like ten years later, go down to
22:43
Speaker 12: Boca ratone and talk to Al, who joins us.
22:46
Speaker 4: What's up? Al, Hey, guys, good morning morning, good morning.
22:50
Speaker 13: Now because of pandemic, I've had a lot more chance
22:53
Speaker 13: to watch the show, and Tim I only have one.
22:58
Speaker 10: Oh you got criticism? Okay, very good?
23:00
Speaker 13: He considering to this day, I have the highest arbitron
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Speaker 13: ratings of any sports talk show in.
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Speaker 6: The history of the States.
23:11
Speaker 10: Really out with.
23:12
Speaker 13: The NBC flagship station. My arbitron rating was twenty nine.
23:17
Speaker 10: What what's what's your name? That's your full name?
23:19
Speaker 4: Now?
23:19
Speaker 10: Where'd you work?
23:20
Speaker 13: Name is al Lombardo?
23:22
Speaker 10: Al Lombardo? Okay, very good? Where where did you work?
23:25
Speaker 13: I worked at the NBC flegship station at Schenecta, New York, Homa.
23:30
Speaker 13: Pat Riley with my father, refereed many of his games.
23:33
Speaker 13: I'm from Almaney, the capital of course New York State.
23:36
Speaker 13: Here's my constructive Christians. All right, go ahead, yeah, I
23:40
Speaker 13: find that wo meet My show so outstanding? Was not
23:44
Speaker 13: only my knowledge? Aren't twenty five different sports? Not just
23:48
Speaker 13: to meat potatoes of football, basketball, baseball?
23:51
Speaker 10: Twenty twenty five sports?
23:52
Speaker 4: Okay?
23:53
Speaker 13: It seems like you guys cut off the callers too quick,
23:57
Speaker 13: or if they disagree with your thought pattern, you.
24:03
Speaker 6: Cut them off.
24:04
Speaker 4: Anyway.
24:04
Speaker 13: That's what made my show the best, because if somebody
24:09
Speaker 13: had me up against the ropes, I took it. You
24:12
Speaker 13: guys who beately go to the click button. No, I'll
24:14
Speaker 13: give you an example. What's the oldest original sport.
24:18
Speaker 2: The thing that fascinates me about this guy is he
24:22
Speaker 2: talks about himself. First of all, it was a twenty
24:24
Speaker 2: six share when he was on with us. It's twenty
24:26
Speaker 2: nine share when he's on with Boomer and g O.
24:28
Speaker 2: I'm so proud of him. Yeah, there's a lot of
24:32
Speaker 2: stutts in Lombardo.
24:33
Speaker 3: Yeah. And by the way, you can feel like Geo's
24:37
Speaker 3: asking a bunch of follow ups, you can feel them
24:39
Speaker 3: falling into the Lombardo trance because he suddenly just stopped talking.
24:43
Speaker 2: Right, You can't you can't get enough of the guy
24:45
Speaker 2: because he gets locked in. But they're like, what made
24:49
Speaker 2: your show so good? He's like, my intellect? What I
24:53
Speaker 2: was so intellectual and entertaining? And then he keeps talking
24:58
Speaker 2: about his show though, like it was this monumental show
25:02
Speaker 2: that everyone knows of, but no one's heard of the
25:04
Speaker 2: Al Lombardo Show.
25:06
Speaker 3: I mean, you and I are students of talk radio.
25:09
Speaker 3: If there was a guy putting up twenty nine shares, right,
25:12
Speaker 3: we would have known about them.
25:15
Speaker 2: So it says on this article at one, four or five,
25:18
Speaker 2: the team right until earlier this week. I had never
25:22
Speaker 2: heard of this guy's time. His numbers are quite impressive. However,
25:27
Speaker 2: Boomer and GEO is not the only national sports talk
25:30
Speaker 2: radio show Al has called into. He's called into the
25:34
Speaker 2: Dan Lebottard Show with Stu Goats again. You can hear
25:38
Speaker 2: Al's call provided in the audio below. The guy rights,
25:42
Speaker 2: I continue to be fascinated by this guy. I've asked
25:45
Speaker 2: around involving long tenured media personaliti. In fact, The Times
25:50
Speaker 2: Union's own Pete Doherty included Lombardo as an honorable mention
25:56
Speaker 2: of Capital Region media Personalities Mount Rushmore. Wow, so maybe
26:03
Speaker 2: he did have a local show in Schenectady.
26:06
Speaker 3: Well that's what he said, Yes, but who knows what
26:08
Speaker 3: maybe true because he had twenty six chares with us
26:10
Speaker 3: in twenty nine shares with Boomer.
26:11
Speaker 2: So but he keeps talking about how he was on
26:14
Speaker 2: NBC's flagship station in Schenectady. And now I'm starting to
26:18
Speaker 2: think that Alambardo isn't aware of what an actual flagship
26:21
Speaker 2: station is versus an affiliate. Now I think I'm getting
26:27
Speaker 2: to the I am like Pablo Torri, fine.
26:29
Speaker 3: You really are?
26:30
Speaker 2: Yes, Now I feel like I'm getting to the bottom
26:32
Speaker 2: of this Alambardo was working at a small NBC affiliate
26:38
Speaker 2: in Schenectady. Yes, and in his warped mind, he was
26:42
Speaker 2: working at the NBC flagship and Marv Albert was coming
26:46
Speaker 2: in after him and his and in his warped mind,
26:49
Speaker 2: thirty percent of that market Schenectady, New York was listening.
26:53
Speaker 4: To his show.
26:55
Speaker 2: But when he called into Boomer and Geo, he says,
26:57
Speaker 2: al from Boca Ratone, this guy could live in my building.
27:03
Speaker 3: You might see him every day.
27:05
Speaker 2: It is so possible. I've been in Boca so long.
27:09
Speaker 2: It is so possible that I have been in the
27:12
Speaker 2: same place as Lombardo. I mean at the same time.
27:16
Speaker 2: I mean like.
27:17
Speaker 3: Perhaps you, yes, perhaps you were having avocado toast at
27:20
Speaker 3: the same time as Lombardo alvocado toast one.
27:23
Speaker 2: Hundred percent, Lombardo. If you're out there, find me. The
27:32
Speaker 2: avocado toast is on me, Lombardo.
27:36
Speaker 3: I'm good if you leave me alone.
27:41
Speaker 2: Anyway, The Masters always reminds me of Lombardo.
27:45
Speaker 3: It's weird. It never reminds me of Lombardo.
27:49
Speaker 2: Yes, it will forever more. Can you play the Big
27:52
Speaker 2: Open one more time? Taylor, because I think it's a
27:56
Speaker 2: good way to punctuate our memories of Lombardo. Though this
28:00
Speaker 2: is the big open that we did on the show
28:03
Speaker 2: for months after his calls potential.
28:07
Speaker 1: This is they're Dan Levitta.
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Speaker 10: Show al You're on seven ninety.
28:10
Speaker 11: Yeah, Hi Lombardo, Dan leviatar rock on with student Guns
28:15
Speaker 11: and Hockman Squeeze.
28:17
Speaker 6: Attention, Dan, you affeminate touiceet tribal collectivists. I'll put up
28:23
Speaker 6: a million dollars. You put up one hundred thousand. That
28:26
Speaker 6: kind of one of the money tat you can count.
28:28
Speaker 4: This is the real base.
28:30
Speaker 6: And we'll ask questions about sports atention every sport imaginable,
28:36
Speaker 6: and I'll bury.
28:37
Speaker 4: You for dinner. Lombardo. Attention Lombardo Lombardo.
28:43
Speaker 6: But you won't take me up on a million dollars
28:45
Speaker 6: or one hundred thousand dollars. Bear, you'll make little jokes
28:48
Speaker 6: because show with it's garbage. When I was with NBC
28:52
Speaker 6: for Except Station, my arbitron rating was twenty eight. You
28:56
Speaker 6: hick bombs and lucky if you get a six.
28:58
Speaker 4: Good day basis pumpermar.
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Speaker 12: Hood day, he got it, just nailed to the day,
29:06
Speaker 12: stuck the lending, stuck, the landing.
29:09
Speaker 6: I put that challenge up for twenty eight years down
29:12
Speaker 6: here at tam Florida, and not one person of the
29:16
Speaker 6: captain the challenge of million four hundred ParvE it held problem.
29:21
Speaker 3: He would crush me in a triviune content.
29:23
Speaker 10: The things in that man's mind.
29:26
Speaker 3: Damn snead my God, dam snead my God.
29:31
Speaker 6: Fall on the uptake good day, can pins in the channel, Lombardo,
29:35
Speaker 6: Whatever works works, Lombardo.
29:38
Speaker 12: I would lose to that guy, and you would too.
29:42
Speaker 12: Now I crushed him. You would lose to that guy
29:44
Speaker 12: and rush him.
29:45
Speaker 4: You lay up.
29:45
Speaker 11: Take This is the Dan Levetzard Show with Stu Gottsend
29:49
Speaker 11: Hackman on seven ninety A ticket.
29:52
Speaker 4: Hot Day, WHOA My chart rating was twenty eight. You
29:56
Speaker 4: I'm lucky if you.
29:57
Speaker 6: Get a.
30:02
Speaker 1: They so good man.
30:05
Speaker 3: Listen. There's a lesson in that open Hawk to tailor
30:08
Speaker 3: to all the youngsters who are trying to get into
30:11
Speaker 3: this business and make an impression in this business. Hawk
30:15
Speaker 3: cared about every second that he controlled of that show.
30:19
Speaker 3: There was not a second that Hawk didn't care about.
30:21
Speaker 3: Didn't produce it, didn't produce it to the best of
30:23
Speaker 3: his abilities, because he knew even the open was important
30:27
Speaker 3: to the listeners, and.
30:30
Speaker 2: It was one of the reasons that we did the
30:31
Speaker 2: big Voice, you know where Dan wanted the show to
30:34
Speaker 2: sound unlike other shows in the market, and that open
30:40
Speaker 2: is unlike any open in radio.
30:42
Speaker 3: So good.
30:43
Speaker 2: No one had the guts to do an open that long, right.
30:47
Speaker 2: The whole thought is hey, quick, open, get into the content.
30:50
Speaker 3: Always yes, and that was like that was unheard of.
30:54
Speaker 2: But to me, you couldn't. You couldn't turn that off.
30:58
Speaker 3: That could have gone on Lawnger. You knew the audience
31:01
Speaker 3: loved that. That's why you put it together. Like our
31:03
Speaker 3: show is littered with inside jokes and there was no
31:05
Speaker 3: bigger inside joke than Lombardo at the time.
31:08
Speaker 4: Bardo Man.
31:09
Speaker 2: Anyway, all the people who DM me about this podcast,
31:13
Speaker 2: I appreciate it. You can DM me Radio. Mark Hawkman
31:16
Speaker 2: is my Instagram account. Someone DM hawk loved the show
31:21
Speaker 2: you and Stutt's have been doing. I know this wasn't
31:24
Speaker 2: on the Levatard Show, but I have to ask, do
31:26
Speaker 2: you still keep in touch with Warren Cromarty. Segment he
31:29
Speaker 2: did with you and Zaz were goddamn funny, and I'm
31:33
Speaker 2: curious if he was as difficult off the air and
31:36
Speaker 2: hard to contain as it seemed you did shows with
31:39
Speaker 2: Crow as well.
31:40
Speaker 3: Didn't you a qam? Yeah, call me homie. That was
31:44
Speaker 3: his catchphrase. I did. Warren Cromarty was He was a
31:48
Speaker 3: good man. He had an odd relationship with a band Rush.
31:52
Speaker 3: Do you remember that hawk. He was really confront with me,
31:54
Speaker 3: Ketty Lee. He was really good friends with Neil Pert,
31:56
Speaker 3: the greatest drummer of all time. Perhaps he was best
32:00
Speaker 3: friends with those guys. But Crow was a good guy
32:02
Speaker 3: on air off air. He was not difficult to work with.
32:05
Speaker 3: He was fine. He was a pleasure to work with.
32:07
Speaker 2: I like Crow, well, I will tell you he was.
32:10
Speaker 2: I was the program director at seven ninety and he
32:14
Speaker 2: was difficult. When I would I would explain him all
32:17
Speaker 2: the time, like you get paid every two weeks, and
32:20
Speaker 2: then he would call me three days later and go,
32:22
Speaker 2: hey I need that check, and I go, everyone gets
32:25
Speaker 2: paid in two weeks, Like, I don't know how else to.
32:27
Speaker 3: I did tell you to.
32:29
Speaker 2: Yeah. So, but he took me and Zaslow to a
32:33
Speaker 2: Rush concert. I'm looking for the picture right now for
32:35
Speaker 2: those who are good watched this on YouTube. He took
32:38
Speaker 2: me and Zaslow to a Rush concert at what's now
32:42
Speaker 2: the amorant Ye Bank arena and he introduced us to
32:46
Speaker 2: the guys. Do you know how they loved him is
32:49
Speaker 2: they were huge Getty Lee is a huge baseball fan.
32:52
Speaker 2: And Crow played for the Expos.
32:54
Speaker 3: That's right. Yeah, they're from Montreal, they're Canadian. Crow played
32:57
Speaker 3: for the Expos with like Andre Dawson, Rains and those
33:01
Speaker 3: teams and ballplayer man Crow was a was a very
33:05
Speaker 3: good baseball player. And you're right now now that you've
33:08
Speaker 3: jarred my memory here. He was a legend in Montreal
33:11
Speaker 3: and that's where Rush was born. Those guys were born there,
33:14
Speaker 3: so and then became a legend in Japan. Yeah, because
33:19
Speaker 3: he played baseball in Japan for.
33:20
Speaker 1: A long time.
33:21
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, legend.
33:23
Speaker 2: Picture.
33:26
Speaker 3: So it's you Crow, Getty Lee, and Neil Pert. You've
33:28
Speaker 3: meted Lee Hawk, Yeah.
33:30
Speaker 2: But I don't think Neil Perts in the picture. It's
33:33
Speaker 2: me Crow Zazlo.
33:37
Speaker 4: Right.
33:38
Speaker 2: This is the funniest thing. The only picture I can
33:41
Speaker 2: find is me and Crow picking up the tickets in
33:44
Speaker 2: front of the arena.
33:49
Speaker 3: That's such a good picture. It's a great shot.
33:52
Speaker 2: Yes, those were better actually.
33:54
Speaker 9: Actually, on the back up cover of Russia's nineteen eighty
33:59
Speaker 9: two release of Signals, there's a blueprint for the fictional
34:04
Speaker 9: Warren Cromarty Secondary School.
34:06
Speaker 3: Yeah, really tell you best friends? Yes, yes, yes, I'm
34:10
Speaker 3: telling you what an odd relationship?
34:14
Speaker 2: Why can't I find the picture of me and the band?
34:18
Speaker 3: You got the worst picture right there, great pictures from
34:21
Speaker 3: the event, and you have the only one that's banned.
34:25
Speaker 3: Oh look at you.
34:27
Speaker 2: Look at you page just stepping to stumble across it.
34:37
Speaker 3: Thank you for sharing that. I thought it was Asla.
34:42
Speaker 2: Where's my goddamn picture with Rush?
34:45
Speaker 3: You know what I'm telling you. When you when you
34:47
Speaker 3: need to find a picture, it's never there for you.
34:49
Speaker 3: And then.
34:51
Speaker 2: Looking for something it's just me and Rush.
34:58
Speaker 3: You'll be looking for that woody page picture for a
35:00
Speaker 3: different conversation. I'll be able to find it.
35:05
Speaker 2: The hell is that picture?
35:06
Speaker 4: Anyway?
35:08
Speaker 2: But all the people who DM me, I do respond
35:12
Speaker 2: to everybody. And if there's something you want to hear
35:13
Speaker 2: on this podcast, it's radio Mark Hawkman on Instagram, just
35:18
Speaker 2: dm me. You know Buddha, our friend who has to
35:24
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35:28
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35:37
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35:45
Speaker 2: with Stegatts and Hawkman podcast. Also asked him to buy
35:48
Speaker 2: them an Apperol sprits, which is what I said he
35:51
Speaker 2: would do, and he said I did indeed give the
35:54
Speaker 2: guy an Aperol sprits.
35:56
Speaker 3: What a day for you all takes is one we
35:58
Speaker 3: get another month out of Buddha. I mean, that's it.
36:00
Speaker 2: In the time of our lives. I went to Dec
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Speaker 2: eighty four. The del Rey Affair was a Friday Saturday
36:06
Speaker 2: Sunday in Delray Beach.
36:07
Speaker 4: How was it?
36:08
Speaker 2: I was looking for Lombardo, of course, you know Boca
36:11
Speaker 2: and Lombardo. If you're listening, I would like to take
36:15
Speaker 2: you for a delicious meal at Deck eighty four, right
36:18
Speaker 2: on the intra Coastal and Delray Beach.
36:20
Speaker 3: Tell her would you be down to go out for
36:22
Speaker 3: dinner with Lombardo? I think you would, right.
36:25
Speaker 11: Yeah.
36:25
Speaker 9: If there's a city where Lombardo can blend in, it
36:27
Speaker 9: feels like it would be Boca Ratones one hundred.
36:31
Speaker 2: There are fifteen hundred Lombardos.
36:34
Speaker 3: Walking around in Boca Retone.
36:37
Speaker 2: I think I might be one of them.
36:39
Speaker 3: You might you are one of them? What do you
36:40
Speaker 3: mean you might be one of them?
36:41
Speaker 2: It's very possible that you hear me sitting outside Eddie
36:46
Speaker 2: Taliano waiting for my avocado toes, talking to somebody about Yeah,
36:50
Speaker 2: I get twenty eight shares on an arbitron.
36:55
Speaker 3: I have no doubt that you have crossed paths with
36:58
Speaker 3: Lombardo and fingergun him without even knowing you were giving
37:01
Speaker 3: him finger guns.
37:07
Speaker 2: An honor of the masters. We end every with Stu
37:09
Speaker 2: Gotts and Hawkman podcast with you. You have to get
37:12
Speaker 2: three nicknames in a row? Correct?
37:15
Speaker 3: Can I just say something because I've been thinking about
37:17
Speaker 3: this since you said it. Mark Roth was a legend, Okay,
37:22
Speaker 3: I mean, man, I think he was a better bowler. No,
37:25
Speaker 3: this man is a Hall of Famer. He had thirty
37:27
Speaker 3: four titles. The original Cranker, I mean, seriously, what are
37:32
Speaker 3: you talking about?
37:34
Speaker 2: How did he compare to Earl Anthony's career.
37:36
Speaker 3: I don't know, let me check it out.
37:39
Speaker 2: I'm going with it.
37:39
Speaker 3: A great nickname, I know, but what the original Cranker
37:43
Speaker 3: is a great nickname?
37:44
Speaker 2: Is a great nickname?
37:46
Speaker 4: You know?
37:46
Speaker 3: Pete Weber, Pete Weber all time greats. Yeah, yeah, I'm
37:53
Speaker 3: checking out Early Anthony Victory's here. Sorry, never thought we'd
37:58
Speaker 3: arrive here. Earl, did you have a nickname? Earl Anthony,
38:04
Speaker 3: the Earl, the Duke of Earl, you should be. He
38:07
Speaker 3: had forty three titles, so that's yeah. He had six
38:11
Speaker 3: PBA National championships and two Tournament of champions titles. So
38:16
Speaker 3: I guess.
38:16
Speaker 2: I mean, come on, so you got to give the
38:18
Speaker 2: nod to Earl Anthony.
38:20
Speaker 3: Right, you totally made that Earl up right? The nickname, yeah,
38:23
Speaker 3: I mean, but it would make sense, right, the Duke
38:24
Speaker 3: of Earl. Well, I'm looking it up just to see
38:26
Speaker 3: now it's square Earl square Earl Well, by the way. Dec.
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Speaker 4: Dec.
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38:47
Speaker 2: To end every podcast, Stu Gots has to get three
38:50
Speaker 2: nicknames correct in a row. He is the king of
38:53
Speaker 2: sports nicknames. Yes, I will make them all golfers in
38:58
Speaker 2: honor of Sam Sneak. My god, I will start with
39:03
Speaker 2: Sam Snead.
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Speaker 1: Oh, my god, I don't know.
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Speaker 3: My God all tough man. I don't know if I'm
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Speaker 3: gonna pass on Sam Snead. I don't know the nickname.
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Speaker 3: I don't I can tell you fresh a.
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Speaker 14: Sam Sneid, Sam Sneid, Think Sammy Sosa, slamming Sammy slaming Sam.
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Speaker 4: You got it.
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna give you credit for that one.
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Speaker 4: Wow wow, wow wow.
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Speaker 3: Thank you for the head tailer.
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Speaker 2: How about Fred Couples boom boom wow you got that.
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Speaker 2: I thought I was gonna stump you on that one. No, no,
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Speaker 2: that's an easy one for me, And of course Craig
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Speaker 2: Stadler uh the Walrus delightful. We will see you on
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Speaker 2: the next episode of with Stu Gotts and Hawkman.
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Speaker 1: My god, what's two goats and Hockman