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How Quickly We Forget · The 3Ts: Tables, Tailgates, and Toploaders

• TB: Welcome back, Sydney. Are you ready for Randy's random question out of nowhere in honor of his return on SummerSlam Saturday night? Sydney: Yeah, I'm ready. TB: So we saw a huge returning weekend with Randy on Saturday. And obviously Spider-Man hit the theaters. He returned over the weekend as well. So I figured I would ask you in honor of Spider-Man and in honor of Randy's return. If you had to be one superhero for a weekend, who would it be and why? Sydney: That's so hard. TB: Ha ha Sydney: So I feel like I'm gonna pick Spider-Man because how can you not pick Spider-Man? It's Spider-Man Week. Spider-Man, specifically Tom Holland, Spider-Man is awesome. he's got some cool friends, he's got Zendaya. Well, actually, right now, we don't know. We don't know if Zendaya knows him, we don't know, or MJ. But my other choice would be Hawkeye. I've always liked Haw Guy. I think he's really cool. He's got the bow and arrow, so I think he's pretty sick. He's an underrated superhero, by the way, so TB: Underrated, he just has to watch out for the snowplows. But yeah, he's it look he should be back this what, Christmas for Avengers. I guess we shall see. So you have not seen Sydney: I guess we'll see, yeah. That's the plan. TB: Spider N Spider Man yet, based on your your answer. Sydney: No, I haven't seen it yet. I've heard rumblings from my friends that are going to see it or have seen it this week. so I'm waiting, I'm hoping that nobody spoils anything, but we'll see. TB: Well, I'll have to give you my turnbuckle review with no spoilers here. as soon as we dive into this show. Are you ready? Sydney: I'm ready. TB: Let's hit it. All right, what is up, folks? We are back with another episode of the three T's. That's right, tables, tailgates, and top loaders. It's your boy TB. I'm back. And I brought my co-host back. She is back all the way from the West Coast. She missed our SummerSlam review, or not review, but preview because she was, let's say, work working in Vegas. tell us, tell us, Sydney. Welcome back. How was your Vegas Sydney: Yeah. TB: trip? Sydney: It was really fun. do you hear that? Thunder? Sorry. it was really TB: we got some thunder boomers. Sydney: fun. I did have a work conference in Las Vegas. Work is very loose. I don't know if you can call it work. I guess technically we work during the day and partied at night. It was a lot of fun. TB: Okay? Sydney: we saw a lot of cool things, did a lot of cool things. I gambled for the first time ever in like a legit casino. won some money on roulette, which was pretty TB: Okay. Sydney: fun. ate a lot of really TB: How'd you win? Sydney: good food. I just kind of put my money on whatever I was feeling. And TB: Yeah. Sydney: I think I had some beginner's luck, which is, you know, it is what it is. But especially with roulette, I just tried not to think about it. Like I would just type. Okay, yeah, I'm gonna put some on even, put some on black, whatever. And then TB: Yeah. Sydney: for numbers, I never put I never picked a specific number, but I would do the corners. TB: Okay, yeah, yeah. Sydney: and I was actually doing really well with the corners. So I don't know. It was fun. I liked it a lot. TB: Yeah, if you just play a very simple strategy, your money can kind of last a long time when you play roulette. Sydney: Yeah. TB: So I never had any luck when we were out there for mania. I think Sydney: Yeah. TB: I put twenty bucks in and it was gone in like two minutes. So hey, Sydney: Yeah. TB: but where did you end up staying, gambling, what that whole deal? Sydney: So we stayed at the New York, New York, but we had dinners each tonight that were in the different hotels. So we were, I think we had a dinner in Caesars, and then the other dinner, I forget, I think it was at the Bellaggio. TB: wow. Sydney: so we had some really cool dinners, and then we went and saw the fountains, did some, you know, typical tourist stuff. but you know, and when you're in Vegas, you're kind of walking through other hotels just to get to where you're going. TB: Yeah, absolutely. Sydney: you're walking a ton. So it was a lot of fun. I don't think I need to go back there for a while. I think I'm good for now. and by the time it was over, I was very ready to come home. So TB: Yeah, you were you were out there for a while, right? Sunday through Thursday. Sydney: Yeah. Yeah, it felt really long. I think we could have done with one last day, maybe two less days, but I don't know. It was still a lot of fun. TB: Yeah, once you hit that once you hit that third full day at Vegas, you really start to feel it and it's like, Okay, I think I'm ready to wrap this up. I'm ready to come home. That Vegas trip was pretty long. so Sydney: Yeah, yeah. TB: yeah, four four plus days can be a very, very long time out there. So what was your favorite thing Sydney: Yeah. TB: and what was your least favorite thing? Sydney: So we found this bar one of the first nights that we were there. It's actually in our hotel. it's a dueling piano bar, and it was so much fun. I mean, they're playing it's two pianos right next to each other, and they're TB: Yeah. Sydney: just playing any song that anybody like suggests. So, of course, me and my coworker, he's a Michigan fan and I'm a Bills fan. So we paid twenty dollars for them to play Mr. Brightside and it was Awesome. they played a lot of really cool songs and it was just so fun. Just a place place that you can dance and sing around and it was it was just so much fun. TB: Yeah, those are cool. Sydney: but then the last day, the last pool day we were there, we had a a pool party on top of the Vanderpump Hotel. and that was pretty awesome too. So you get the views TB: wow. Sydney: and it was really fun. So TB: Look at you boozing it up out in Vegas. No, that's awesome. What's your least Sydney: Wow, not on my dime. TB: favorite thing? Sydney: And the hangover? TB: Okay. All right. Well, we're not here to talk about the hangover. We're here to talk about Spider Man. No, it's just k Sydney: The work part. TB: so do you plan on see seeing Spider Man anytime soon? Sydney: I would like to go this week. I don't know if we're gonna be able to do it, but I would like to see it pretty soon. TB: Yeah, we saw it on Friday. very good movie, lots of fun. theater was absolutely packed. I don't think there was an empty seat in the house. And everyone gave it a rousing, thunderous applause at the end. So we'll leave it at that. It was very good. Sydney: Yeah. TB: I I love Tom Holland. I think he's just really fun. It was a fun movie. It's long, so you better be awake because it's like two and a half hours. But Sydney: Yeah, I heard that. TB: You kind of expect that out of Marvel movies now. But yeah, I would give it three and a half out of four turnbuckles for my Spidey review. Sydney: Okay, that's that's pretty good. TB: Yeah. So are you ready to dive into some Bill's talk now that you are back on the East Coast with the rest of us peasants? Sydney: Yes. I need adjusted the time change. That was honestly I would say that's the worst part. TB: yeah, the the flight back is is always the absolute pits, if you will. Sydney: Yeah. Just yeah. TB: So Bill's fans, Bill's mafia, you are on the clock. How the heck are we feeling? I'm gonna hit you with a very probably the most important question since you have been gone. we gotta talk nickel city unis. They were released just about a week ago, maybe a little over a week ago. yeah, what are your thoughts? Because this is one other controversy that is dividing Bill's mafia. Sydney: I think I'm gonna be an unpopular opinion here, and I'm gonna say that I like them. Like, I don't TB: Okay. Sydney: I don't know what this hatred is coming. Like, I have seen far uglier jerseys. Like the I believe it was the throwback jerseys that the Steelers did last year, or one of the ugliest jerseys I've ever seen. These came nothing close. I thought that they were good. I I don't understand where the hate is coming from. even some of my coworkers, they sent me the post and they were like, Sydney, what the F is this? These are trash. And TB: Yeah. Sydney: I was like, What? I think they're I think they're fine. I they're not the best jerseys I've ever seen, but they're not the worst. So I think we need to calm down a little bit. It's not like we're wearing these every game. TB: That's that's true. And I think I heard a report that the number one selling jersey over the last seven days was the Nickel City Josh Allen jersey. So there you go. everyone can't hate it if they're flying off the shelves. Sydney: Yeah. TB: better or worse than last year's Cold Front Alternate Rivalry jersey they debuted. Sydney: Yeah, definitely worse. I mean, I loved the cold front jerseys. I thought they were sick. one of my favorite jerseys that I've seen in a long time out of any team. and I hate that we are now associating them with bad luck, which is so annoying because I really like those. but yeah, the ones they released this year are definitely worse, but they're still not bad. In my opinion, yeah. TB: Really? I think you're still gonna be in the minority because I don't know if anyone to this day likes that rivalry jersey from last year. In fact, I think a big complaint was they don't translate well to the television and you can't see any of the Sydney: Mm-hmm. TB: numbers from the f but hey, Sydney: Yeah, that's valid. TB: y two two fingers at this guy, because I got Kincaid and Josh Allen. rivalry jerseys rotting away in my closet. So I'm gonna have to wear them at some point. I thought they Sydney: Mm-hmm. TB: were fire when they came out. But yeah, they're definitely associated with some bad luck. I'm kind of on the fence with these new ones. I like the idea of having a gray uniform, but I think I really need to see them in action first. I want to see, I want to see the team run out of the tunnel wearing these and then make kind of make my decision at that point. A lot of people, hey yeah, this is like. dividing mafia down the middle. You either love them or you hate them. The helmet, I don't know. I don't know. And I I all everything I'm hearing, the the charge decal, because if you look, the the Buffalo is actually on the jersey instead of the helmet this year. And then the charge line kind of wraps itself around the side of the helmet. This is going to be the logo of the Bills moving forward that's represented throughout the stadium. So people get it better get used to it because they're they're leaning hard into this charge idea. And hey, look, to your point, I think we have now six different jerseys and these are only gonna be worn twice out of seventeen games. So I think we can we can manage. Sydney: Yeah, for sure. I think they're fine. I just hope we don't lose in them because the hatred that they're gonna get is gonna be wild. So let's just wear them when we play like Miami or something and everyone will be happy, so TB: Well, we have to wear the rivalry jersey last year against some AFC East Division opponent. So we know that's one game. And then these will have to be worn. Probably they'll probably debut these on a primetime game at some point. I do I did hear today that at Christmas we will be wearing the red helmet again. So that debuted at the close of the season. So the last game I Old high mark against the Jets. They brought out the red helmets. They will be wearing those on Christmas Day. So I'm assuming red helmet, blue jersey, white pants. So red, white, blue. that would that will look fire come Christmas time. So I think that's what a four or four thirty game. But that that's gonna be that's gonna be awesome. Yeah. I am I going to go buy one of these? Probably, probably. So because you know. I just I gotta support the team. So why why not? Sydney: Yeah. TB: I'll be a shill and then it'll be fine and people can make fun of me all they want. I don't care. But there was a topic I kind of wanted to revisit. I kind of been chewing on over the last week. I asked you about the idea of are you able to enjoy the regular season? And we kind of talked about that the last time you were on the show. It's been a topic that's kind of been expanded a little and talked about on Buffalo Talk Radio. This idea that have the last five seasons been enjoyable is the word they threw out. Have the last five years been enjoyable? And it's been frustrating to hear some of the comments that have come in. And I just felt like, hey, here on the three Ts, I gotta get something off my chest. Because to all you mafia fans out there that have that I've called in and actually said you're burnt out in the the last five years, you know, it's not been enjoyable. I don't know what to tell you. You all are miserable people. Are you kidding me? Like what? How how is winning and actually being good frustrating to people? Look, I get it. I want a Super Bowl more than anyone else. but this idea that you would rather not make the playoffs and and and I I just I I don't know what's wrong with these people. Do you have anything to say about this concept? Sydney: Yeah, I do. And I completely understand that there are times that can be frustrating. But I mean, compare comparing our situation to other franchises or, you know, other fans, the first thing that came to my head was my boyfriend Mike. Like he's a Commanders fan. He's been a Commanders fan his whole life. And last season or not last season, but the season before. They did really well. They had Jaden Daniels and they were gaining momentum and they won a playoff game. And they had not won a playoff game. I looked this up since 2006. That was the last time that they won a playoff game. And we were four years old at that time. And just the joy TB: Right. Sydney: that he had seeing his team win a playoff game, that was like they had won a Super Bowl. I mean, you just have to put yourself in these other people's. situations like we could be the Raiders right now. We could be the Saints. We could be the Jets. yeah, there are times that are frustrating, but you really don't understand what you have until you don't have it anymore. We have the best quarterback in the entire NFL. We have a great team. So yes, while there are times that these losses can be very frustrating or we feel like we're burnt out, that's just ridiculous. I mean we we have all the tools right now and we can easily put it together. I think you j you just you don't wanna be in these other situations. So just take be grateful for what you have. TB: I mean, I I'm just of the opinion that how how quickly we forget. It was a 17-year playoff drought. And prior to Allen, we had quarterbacks like Nathan Peterman and Kyle Orton and EJ Manuel and Tyrod Taylor. And we we we talked about the other day. The the Doug Flutie. I mean, Doug Flutie was actually good. We were still making the playoffs with Doug Flutie, but we had Rob Johnson and we had all these like quarterbacks that were just atrocious. I had the list pulled up and then I I lost it. But since like Jim Kelly retired, I mean, you're talking Drew Bledsoe was was okay, but Trent Edwards, Ryan Fitzpatrick, who's well loved in Buffalo, but we never won anything with him. EJ Manuel, Matt Castle started a game for us, Jeff Tool. Have you ever heard of any of these guys? Brian Braum, like Kelly Holcomb, JP Lossman. Like, what are we talking about? And now these people are like, I'm so burnt out. And it's so frustrating to be a Bills fan. And I'm just like, do you really want to go backwards? I I I feel like Bills fans and wrestling fans are very similar. It's like you're not happy unless you're miserable. You're not happy unless you're complaining about something. And it's the same way with wrestling. When you watch a show on Monday or Friday or a pay-per-view just finishes and you just want to complain about the outcome of every single match. And look, I get it. I I want to win the Super Bowl more than anybody, but you can't lose sight of where we were. And it's so easy to instantly fall back into that. You have one thing happen and you lose your quarterback. And now you're not in the playoffs. Or you never know. Some catastrophic thing could happen to anybody. And now your team is terrible again. you can't take this stuff for granted. So Yeah, it's just it's just frustrating to see these fans that are just complaining about everything. I don't know. It's but I look at it like sports is kind of similar to life. It's not always sunshine and rainbows. It's not always easy. You're not gonna win all the time. I mean, come on. You just went to Vegas. The house always wins. You're never gonna win. No matter how much you think you're on a hot streak, you're the odds are never gonna be in your favor. You're always gonna lose, like in the long run. So, like, come on. Let's enjoy the highs and and kind of just try to write out the lows. But we are in a freaking high. I wouldn't trade the last five years for anything, would you? Sydney: No, not at all. Yeah, you just have to take you have to take out of it what you you you wanna see. I mean, if you're you're looking for all these losses, that's all you're gonna see. But if you see all these successes that we've had, I mean, the memories that you make when you're watching the games, the good times that you have, the the wins, the good feelings that you feel when you watch our wins, that's kinda what you have to take out of it and not, you know, the losses. I understand they stick with you, but I mean, we have it so much better than a lot of other people, so it's just good to to see it that way. TB: Do you think you could ever get burnt out on winning? Sydney: No, no, I think that's a little ridiculous. TB: It's just like somebody said, I'm burnt out. Like burnt out. You're burnt out on winning? What are we talking about? What is wrong with you people? I don't know. I don't know. Yeah, it's like Sydney: Don't watch. You don't have to watch. TB: it's like we complain nonstop. Like the season ended and then McDermott gets fired. And so we complained about that. And then Joe Brady was hired and we complained about that. And Brandon Bean got a promotion and we complained about that. And the DJ Moore trade. And we paid too much for that. So we complained about that. And well, we signed Tim, but we didn't sign this other wide receiver. So we don't have enough wide receivers. And it's blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And then, my God, the stadium stuff and the PSLs and the practice debate, which we already hit on, and then the OJ thing. And then la last year or last week with the Nickel City uniform reveal. We're complaining about that. And it's just like, my gosh, I can't take it. I really can't take all you freaking people. It's ridiculous. Like I just need the season to start because maybe then we can actually talk about the on the field product instead of all this other nonsense. And then you'll be miserable about something else because, you know, we didn't throw it ninety five percent of the time. I don't know. It's just frustrating. But all right. I just I had to get that off my chest. Training camp thoughts. Have you been paying any attention to anything that's going on? What are you hearing? What are you reading? What are you seeing? Sydney: I've seen a little bit, but honestly I feel like everything's just been so crazy that I haven't really seen too much. I've seen bits and pieces, but I don't know. There might have been some stories that I haven't seen quite yet. but TB: Yeah. Sydney: I haven't been keeping up with things as much as I probably should. TB: Did you hear the Dalton Kincaid scare? Sydney: No. TB: Well, he got hurt in practice and then he went down on the field and he kinda was writhing in pain and everyone assumed it was his knee and it was his knee and the trainers came out and well it just it was a he got hit in the a higher region than the knee, let's say. And so he was Sydney: Mm, okay. TB: like there was this was another controversy. I'm like, my gosh, people, let's let's take it easy. But the CJ Gardner Johnson thing with the he got carted off and we thought his Achilles was ruptured. And well, thank God for Dr. Deion Dawkins because he came out and said, nah, he's gonna be fine. I'm just like, man, I don't know. Sometimes sometimes training camp is like the best and the worst all at the same time because if somebody makes a play, it's the greatest thing ever. And also if they make a play, they're like, Yeah, but it's not gonna count because it's the training camp. And then if someone drops a ball, I see you key on the very first pass of training camp. He dropped he dropped the ball and it was like the sky is falling, right? But then Sydney: my god. TB: allegedly he's out there making all these sick acrobat catches now, and everyone's like, Yeah, but it doesn't matter because he did this last year and he's gonna be a bum. And it's just like it's it's kind of unbearable. Sydney: Mm-hmm. TB: I feel like maybe it's a little less coverage, or maybe I'm not absorbing as much as I normally do, but I I'm kind of glad that the blue and red is this Saturday and we And they're out of St. John Fisher and they're kind of back home in Buffalo, Orchard Park, and they're practicing there. we're gonna we're gonna be ramping up to games real, real soon. And I'm kind of glad because this stuff is it's it's getting crazy. But what do you think, if you could put your your your wizard hat on, what would be the best story that you would want to hear or see coming out of training camp outside of Josh is completely healthy and our team is is healthy and ready to go. What would be the best story that you would want Sydney: Yeah. TB: to see? Sydney: There's three players that I'm really TB: Mm-hmm. Sydney: that I wanna see succeed this year. So out of those I wanna see Cole Bishop, I wanna see Max Harrison, and I wanna see Keon Coleman. I wanna see all of those three guys, you know, I wanna see reporters just saying how amazing that they look. And I don't care if people are saying, it doesn't matter, like this doesn't count, whatever. I just want to see them do good. I want to see them be healthy. I want to see them making plays. I saw something today that Keon went four for four against Harrison. So that's great. I love seeing that stuff. I just want to see progression. Keon has a huge amount of ground to make up from last season. Harrison got hurt last year, so he also has a lot of ground to make up. Cole Bishop is coming off in. Insanely great season. So TB: Yeah. Sydney: he just needs to keep up with what he was doing last year. So those are my three that I'm keeping an eye out for. and I just want to see them do good. I don't want to hear any negative talk about them. It's just so early right now. So even if there are a few passes that are dropped, whatever, it's okay. Like it's okay. TB: Yeah, well, yeah. I I'm really looking forward to Cole Bishop this year. I think he can just be a beast in this new defensive scheme. And I really hope CJ Gardner Johnson is is gonna be fine and he's gonna be back out there. And no one has really said much about this calf injury. Joe Brady is kind of keeping it tight lipped and hey, that that's his prerogative. He can he can Divulge as much info as he wants. But right now we don't really know the prognosis of we just know it's a calf. But I think those two paired up, I think it's gonna be pretty dynamic and they're gonna be able to kind of just fly around the field. And I think I think good things are ahead if they can stay on the field. But early in camp, and I I don't really know, I didn't check on on this morning's practice, but early indications are DJ Moore is everything that is advertised. And I'm kind of so glad about this because I've heard some experts, if you will, you know, in the in the industry. I heard one guy, this was a couple of weeks back, but it it stuck with me. He actually came on and said that he thought this was a terrible trade because DJ Moore was washed. And I'm just like, are you serious? This dude is 29 years old. and he played with Caleb Williams. Like, I know Caleb Williams is gonna be. Probably pretty good, but he's not Josh Allen. Like Josh Allen is going to be far and away the best quarterback he's ever played with. And there were a lot of mouths to feed on that Bears offense last year. so it did not shock me at all to see DJ Moore's numbers go down. And now he's clearly Josh's number one target because they are he is throwing it to him all the time and he's making great catches. And so I'm like, Seriously excited about this. I think JA and and DJ, I think that they got together and kind of put their heads together and said, hey, look, this trade, a lot of we gotta, we took a lot of crap for this. We need to come out guns blazing and we're gonna shock the world and show them what's up. So I I want to know how quick they're gonna print the DJ or the J A to DJ t-shirts because I want to buy one. What what could we put on that shirt? Sydney: Yeah. I love it. No, I think that's perfect. I want to see them have the relationship that Diggs and Alan had before everything went south because I do think that they had a really great relationship. and just seeing that start to blossom a little bit is really cool. I saw them a video of them messing around on the field already. Like that's what I want to see. I want TB: Yeah. Sydney: to see the bonds starting to form because when you have that off the field. you can see the connection more on the field. So I'm really, really excited for him. And that's why I stress so much. Like I really just want good people on this team. And you can see that. Like DJ Moore, he just seems like such a great guy. So I could see them getting on really well together. TB: Yeah, I I cannot wait to see week one. there's too much time left before the opener. And so I'm gonna psych myself up into thinking the Bills are gonna come out against the Texans and they're gonna score like eighty five points. So I gotta I gotta back it down a little bit. And that's what training camp does to me. It gets me all fired up and sometimes I wish we could just hit fast forward and just skip it all because it doesn't make any bit of difference whatsoever. But a couple things that kind of did I don't want to say pique my interest, but concern me a little. I heard this morning that Tyler Bass hasn't even kicked a ball yet. And I'm like, what's going on? He's the only kicker we have on the team and he can't kick. What what are we doing? Are they saving him? What what's going on? Any any thoughts on on T Bass, on your boy T Bass? Do I run out and buy a nickel city T Bass jersey? Sydney: I'm gonna say no on that one. out of anyone on the team, seriously, I think that he stresses me out the most. I don't know what it is. I'm sorry, like you're probably a great guy, but he really stresses me out. Like I I don't know. I don't know. So we'll see. I don't wanna say anything bad, but we'll see. TB: Is sixty seven year old Matt Prater waiting and waiting by the phone, just hey, call me up. Brand Brandon Bean, Beanie, what what you got? Sydney: I I never had a bad feeling about Matt Prater when he stepped up step stepped up to the line and was about a kick. I I never had that feeling. He did, for the most part, very, very well for us. TB: Yes. Sydney: Whenever T Bass gets up there to kick, I'm like, I don't know. So I get antsy. Like, I'm like, ooh, TB: Yeah, you get that you get that feeling. Yeah. Sydney: I like this could go wrong. I I I don't have a lot of trust in this. So I hate to be that person. I hate to be that TB: Your spidey senses are going off. Sydney: person, but I don't know. I hope he proves me wrong. I hope he does, but we'll see. TB: Yeah. I just I just want to see him on the field. He hasn't kicked in over a year. So what are we waiting for, guys? Now I know it's been raining for most of camp and maybe they're protecting him. I don't know. But holy cow, are you not able to do anything? boy. boy. I he better be bombs away on Saturday in that new stadium at the the the blue and red. That's what that's all I gotta say. my gosh. Have you seen any other thing? Any other thoughts that you wanna? convey. I apparently Michael Hoyt is looking amazing coming off hit his leg issue. So he's flying around the Sydney: That's a great that's great news. That's great news. TB: field. Yeah, I mean, it's look, if if the Gardner Johnson thing proves to be nothing serious and we can escape training camp with little little to no injury, man. Yeah, you're gonna have me picking this team to go seventeen and Sydney: All right, let's not get too ahead of ourselves now. TB: Exactly, exactly. but yeah, so I I wanted to kind of finish up this segment with a if money were no object by the week. We haven't done this in a couple a couple Sydney: Yeah. TB: episodes. So I figure we'll bring this little this little session back. So I wanted you to look at the away schedule. and I wanted you to pick if money were no object, where on the schedule are you flying? What city are you going to? What game are you going to see? Sydney: Yeah, I was between two options. I would either go to week one in Houston. I think that's gonna be an awesome game. Maybe an TB: Okay. Sydney: underrated pick, but I've always wanted to go to Houston, so maybe that's why I want to check it out a little bit as well. But Houston is coming off a really great season. They had a insane defense, so I think that's gonna be a really good game. But my other pick. was week fourteen Sunday Night game against Green Bay. I think that is gonna be awesome. TB: solid. Yep. Sydney: and I if I were to compare one fan base to the mafia, I would say Green Bay. I think they're very similar in ways. and just to see like a snow game in Green Bay, I think that would be pretty cool. TB: Yeah. Sydney: so I don't know. That that's my pick. TB: No, those those are two, those are two really good picks. I also had two picks. and maybe this is just because I watched SummerSlam that took place in Minnesota, but the Bills travel to Minnesota, which I've always wanted to to go to. They play at night November 9th in Minnesota at 8 15. it was cool. SummerSlam in the opening promo package. None other than the one I hoped Bills would trade everything for and go get Justin Jefferson. He hyped up the show and I thought that was pretty cool. I've always liked double J. But yeah, I I thought I think that's gonna be a really cool game. And is it maybe I got this wrong, but the last time they played the Vikings was that debacle at home that your brother and I were at when Josh fumbled and the Vikings that crazy game with the Sydney: Yeah, yeah. TB: The insane Justin Jefferson catch. I think that's the last time they played Minnesota. So I want to get revenge in their building. But if I can't go to that one, the other one I want to go to, I want to get revenge on them Broncos because I think Knicks and company are a little overrated. They're flying a little high on the horse. So I want to go to Denver on Christmas, wearing the red helmets, and I want to take back that dub from the Broncos. What do you think of that one? Sydney: Yeah. I just my gosh, that made me so mad. I cracked my phone. yeah, that was not fun. but yeah, that being on Christmas, that's that's an awesome pick. get maybe get some flurries down there or over there in Denver. but I don't I don't know about the Minnesota pick. I don't know. TB: Okay. It's the stadium looks fire, so that's why I wanna just go check it out. Sydney: think Minnesota is gonna have a really interesting season. I don't know how it's gonna go. I I don't have any issues with Minnesota unless we're playing them obviously. So I don't know. I think their season could be interesting. So maybe that would be a good game. I don't know. Could go either way. TB: Who do you think starting quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings this year? Sydney: I was just about to ask you the same thing. Mike has a hot take that JJ McCarthy is sucks. Like he's always TB: Yeah. Sydney: said he's like, that guy should never be in the NFL. He said that he sucked in college. He was just the the king of handing off the ball. So I don't know. That's his hot take. He thinks that he's awful. So I like Kyler Murray. I think he is very underrated. I think he's a cool guy. But I hope. It's Kyler Murray. I don't think it's gonna be J J. He's not great, but we'll see. TB: Yeah, I'm not seeing too many great reports coming out of Vikings camp. and maybe this is just what they show you on socials, but Sydney: Yeah. TB: Kyler Murray couldn't hit the side of a barn with some of these passes he's throwing. So I I I don't I don't I don't know. I don't know what what what to think of it, but hey, we shall see. But I think do you got anything else on the bills or should we move on? Sydney: No, I think that's it for now. TB: All right. We we all we got plenty of time to talk preseason and and st we'll have a lot more to say. maybe we'll get Mike back on the show next week and he could tell us what the stadium was like for the for the blue and red. But Sydney: Yeah. TB: but let's move on. Wrestling marks, you are on the clock. How are we feeling? Coming off a incredible SummerSlam weekend. it was Saturday night, it was Sunday night. It was a long weekend of wrestling and I was there for every second of it. I'm not gonna give a full breakdown of the entire thing, but I think Mike and I were texting most of the show, both nights. And Saturday, I think I gave it a overall a two point five out of four turnbuckles for Saturday. And then Sunday, Sunday was way better. I think three point seven five turnbuckles for for Sunday night show Leading the charge was none other than the very main event, the Roman Reigns versus Seth Rollins main event. And to be honest, look, both nights the show started at six, which I appreciate. It's awesome to have your wrestling done by 9 30 and you can get to bed at a decent time. But Sunday, it seemed like the show was flying by and it's main event time. And I look at my watch and it's like a few minutes after eight o'clock. And I'm like, holy cow, there's only one match left. And to their credit, they gave these guys so much time for this match between the intros. the match itself was about 33 minutes long, which was just insane. And then the post match stuff, this was probably one of my favorite matches that I've seen. I love the story these guys told with throwbacks to Dean Ambrose and the Shield. My favorite faction of all time. And at the very end of the match, after Roman defeats Seth and just a brutal, awesome storytelling, great cinematic match. They they come together in the ring and they put their fists together like old school SHIELD. And it was it was like I don't know. I watched that match and I'm like, this is why I love professional wrestling. Because of the story these two guys told in the last hour and just encompassing everything I loved about them and the shield. And it just tied it all together and it kind of closed the story that's been 12, 13 years in the making. And it kind of made me a little sad because I was like, nostalgia. I I'm a huge nostalgia guy. And so it made me yearn for. Dean Ambrose, aka John Moxley over in AEW to come back and and and join these these two guys. But by far and away, that was the best match. couple other things. Punk and Cody Rhodes. Now, did you see any highlights or any socials on any of SummerSlam at all? Sydney: No, I didn't. And this was while I was away, so I I didn't see any of this. TB: Yeah, so Cody and CM Punk were they weren't even the main event on Saturday night. that was left to Hell in a Cell, Brock, Brock Lesnar match, which I thought was fantastic. But so Cody and CM Punk, and I was watching this match, and he just looked old. And I know he's the champion, but I don't know whether it was the The crowd or the atmosphere or the the gear he was wearing. He was in green and he never wears green. But I'm looking at Punk and I'm just like, he looks old and it was slow and kind of just it wasn't for me. And I I've always been open with my wrestling takes. Like I don't need to love every match. and sometimes some of these matches aren't necessarily for me, but I'm like, The main thought that I had watching Cody versus Punk was like, these guys just look old. Like they're just tired. And so I went through and I looked at some of the main main players over the weekend. Punk is 47. Roman Reigns is 41. Seth Rollins is 40. Cody Rhodes is 41. Brock Lesnar is 49. Jimmy and Jay Uso are 40. LA Knight is 43. I mean, you're talking one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Eight of your main guys. are in their mid mid to late forties. So the bigger question Should age be a factor in wrestling? And can nostalgia impact our thoughts and feelings about how good performers are? And I kind of look at this not just in the wrestling medium, but with everything. Like, how should we how should how should I be viewing this? Give me an outsider's perspective. I'm watching my like these are my, I don't want to say heroes. That term is used too lightly, but these are guys I've like adored for a good part of my life. And I'm like. man, am I just getting old? What what's the deal? Tell talk me off this ledge. Sydney: Know, I think it has a lot to do with maybe the audience that they're trying to appeal to. those are the wrestlers that I grew up watching when I, you know, back when I was watching. So, I mean, if that's the audience that they're maybe they're trying to bring back old viewers, maybe they're trying to, you know, in entice a different audience. And like to me, I don't really know a lot of these new people. So those are the the wrestlers that I'm more familiar with. and maybe they are just trying to tie into a lot more nostalgia. I think that they they're kind of past the point of bringing back like a lot of the older, older people, like, you know, the Undertaker he's done, like when we were watching, they were bringing those guys back. And now they're to the point where okay, they're not they're too old to to even be doing anything anymore. So I think TB: Yeah. Sydney: they they've done this in the past. They bring these nostalgic characters in. And I mean, it's it's cool, but I definitely see what you're saying. Like they're they're getting older and you can start to see their age in the way that they're performing. I don't know, it's it's interesting. I I guess I don't know enough about what's going on right now, but TB: Yeah. Yeah. I mean, Father Time is the ultimate bad guy, right? Like he's never gonna he's never gonna lose. He ultimately he's gonna win every one of these long running feuds. But it was just something that I was kind of thinking about as the week went on. And it's been a tough topic that I've trying to wrap my head around. Because yeah, to your point, you would see some of the guys, but they would come back almost like on a part-time basis, either you know, the Undertaker or Goldberg who I can't stand, or even like The Rock when he would come back and and and show up for a couple weeks or Stone Cold here and there and just do a little little one-offs and then kind of ride off into the sunset. But I'm talking like eight eight of your main roster guys, Sydney: Yeah. TB: your biggest stars are are my age. Like that's crazy. And I'm like, is that a problem for this medium that that your your biggest top selling merch sales and your biggest stars of the company are way closer to the end than they are to the beginning of this. Now I know that they've really tried very hard and I think they did a good job bringing some of these new guys and girls along recently. Triple H has been great with incorporating NXT and Shawn Michaels is doing really good work down there with NXT and and getting these young wrestlers trained up. And eventually promoting them to the big main stage and all that stuff. And like I think the young guys will get there, but man, if you if you zoom out and you you really look at some of these guys, they're way closer to the end. And I it I don't know. It makes me sad sometimes if I think about it. Because they're like they've been a part of my life for so long. And I think, you know, that's such a big part of why I started this podcast in the in the beginning is how do these hobbies make us feel? And wrestling's such a big part of my life. You know, it's like when Jim Kelly was done playing. You know, these guys that you look up to and you I don't want to say the word idolize or they're my heroes, but when you're a kid, when you're a little kid, like that's that's the way it is. Like you looked up to these guys. I know, you know, certain people that that you loved and your brother loved, like Rey Mysterio and John Cena. The I I can't believe Ray Mysterio is still doing it at his age, but Sydney: Mm-hmm. TB: we just saw John Cena retire and It just it's just sad. Obviously it nothing lasts forever, but I don't know. Maybe I was kind of just feeling very nostalgic at the end of that Rollins Reigns match, and now I'm like, I don't know how to how to remedy this. Sydney: Yeah. Yeah, that is sad. I don't know, just 'cause that's one of the things that was huge when we back when we were watching, so I mean, we saw them countless times at different shows that we went to in person. So I mean, it was such a crazy feeling when you did see them in person. I mean, it was that's how you know when they're good is when they can make you kinda just stop and be like, Wow. Like not even have a reaction. Like it was just you just kind of sit there and take it in and those are the people that are very talented and it goes more than just beyond like the wrestling aspect. I think just leaving you with like that feeling of like wow. Like you can feel their presence is is really cool. So I mean that could be why they're still around too. They still have that that it factor that maybe people don't have yet. TB: Yeah, and and speaking of it factor, like your favorite wrestler came back Saturday in this very match. He he put himself in the middle of the punk roads match, and he he was sprinting through the crowd, jumped the barricade, slid in the ring, waited for Rhodes to turn around, and then hit Cody with the RKO. And it was great because the camera zoomed right in on his face and he gave this one eye wink and then like he was off. And it was so badass. And the place went crazy. And I'm like, missed you, Randy. It's been a long time since because the last Sydney: Yeah I mean TB: time he was on TV was night one of of WrestleMania, which was in at the beginning of April. So he's been off TV now for four months and he's back. But it's like instantly the it factor that you just talked about, he has it in spades, right? Like it's it's these some of these guys just just have it. And that's with Roman too. Like Roman, a lot of a lot of people, Roman, he always wins. Yeah, but there's very few people that can command sixty-five thousand people in a stadium. But he comes out and everyone is locked on to Roman Reigns for the next 45 minutes to an hour, win, lose, or draw. He is the guy. And it's crazy. It's just crazy. And it's that's that is hard to teach to some of these young guys. Sydney: Yeah, for sure. I mean, I feel like maybe I'm biased, but the RKO is like one of the most iconic finishers ever. But TB: yeah. Sydney: you say that to someone that has no idea what the WWE is and they know what you're talking about. So I mean, that can't just be replicated. I mean, so that just kind of proves the point right there. TB: Do you remember when that social media craze trend, whatever you want to call it, was going on when when every video was like someone getting RKO'd out of nowhere? Sydney: Yeah, ex exactly. Like it takes a special type of person to be able to create a trend. And not everyone has that. So, I mean, yeah. TB: Yeah. You just hope you just hope that the the youngsters, the the younger men and women on the roster that they can find it and they can fine tune it and they're given enough time with the vets, the you know, the the the top of the mountain, they they can learn and grow from the time w working matches with them and and it can translate to them ha being the next guy or the next girl. You just never know because the the the people you you think may be able to do it, it just it never clicks. It never all falls into place. there was a time and not too long ago when people were like, Roman ain't the guy. there was a time when the shield initially broke up when everyone thought that the company was force feeding him down our throats, you know, and it was like Roman, Roman, Roman. And that didn't work. And he kind of had to take his own journey. And now he's like the most over superstar on the planet. As far as professional wrestling is concerned. So everyone's path is different. It's just crazy that some of these guys are doing it in their 40s and and late 40s. You know, Brock Lesnar, too. You know, I said I said earlier, he's 49 years old and him versus Oba Femi, hell in SL match. This was the main event that took place after Punk and Cody Rhodes. And you want to talk about the next it factor. This dude, Oba Femi, if you haven't seen this guy, my gosh, he's like oozing charisma just with the way he comes out from behind the the, you know, he he initially comes out on stage and his his strut and everyone in the whole audience, the whole arena, the whole stadium is doing the Oba strut down to the ring. And it's you gotta have a good theme song, you gotta have a good aura, you gotta have a good presence. He can talk on the mic. His he's big, he he looks great, his moves are powerful. This dude, I mean, that was a handing of the torch moment from Brock to Oba. To like, I think, like I said, Brock's 49, Oba is like 24, 25. So geez. Like, but you just hope that that momentum can carry on for him and and it'll trickle off onto some of these other guys because Wrestling doesn't stop. It's not like there's no off season. So your CM Punks, your Roman Reigns, your Seth Rollins, they get hurt. Your your backup QBs are going in the game whether you want them to Sydney: Mm hmm. TB: or not. Sydney: Yeah. It's tough. It's a ruthless TB: Yeah. Sydney: industry. TB: Yeah. Three three sixty five. Like there's there's no no time off. I didn't really want to do a full breakdown, but it was I thought it was a really good show overall. I I love wrestling. It's awesome. You I g you gotta get Mike to to buy in. Sydney: I don't know. Especially not now when football's about to ramp up. We have no time. TB: Yeah, yeah. That's true. That's very true. All right. You got anything else on on on this? All Sydney: Nope, that's all for me. TB: right. Well, let's turn our attention to the cardboard enthusiast. Hobby Marks, you are on the clock. Sydney, did you see this story about the Shohei Otani card? Sydney: No. TB: This is insane. I gotta I gotta share this with you. This is absolute bonkers. Tell me if you see this. Sydney: Yeah, I see ya. TB: This is a one of one Shohei Otani. Sydney: Mm-hmm. TB: Dual Gold Logoman auto card that was found in Boco Raton, Florida. This was pulled out of a hobby box. So I looked up the price of a hobby box. These are retailing. A hobby box is retailing around six hundred to seven hundred dollars, roughly. He bought ten of these boxes. So he spent anywhere from like six to eight thousand dollars on these. boxes of tops chrome baseball and he hit this card. Do you have any idea what this card just sold for? Sydney: my god. Probably like two million. TB: Eleven million dollars. Sydney: Jeez. That's insane. TB: 11 freaking million dollars for this this card. It's insane, it's crazy. it it's called the biggest card in modern day history. here's he's so shohei atani. It's a one of one. It's actually really cool the way this card is. So It has the Logoman patch. So when I say logoman, it's this baseball guy here from the 2024 National League MVP and the 2025 National League MVP. So these patches were taken right from his jersey and he signed it twice. He signed it in English. So his normal signature is at the top, and then he signed it down at the bottom. And I believe that's called kanji. Can you see that there? Sydney: Mm-hmm. Yeah, that's really cool. TB: Eleven million bucks for that card. Sydney: That's quite insane. Hopefully TB: Right. Sydney: that guy who found it, he's kept his identity private because I wouldn't want anyone to know that I just won eleven million dollars. TB: So is that a smart investment that you spend between six and eight K hoping to hit? Now most of us, look, if I went out and spent eight K, I wouldn't hit a damn thing. This guy finds the one of one Shohei dual logoman and now he's eleven millionarian. Sydney: I mean, do I think it's a good investment? Maybe n for him, yeah, but for any, you know, regular Joe Schmo, probably not. So I don't know. I mean, how much return do you really see on like a normal box of cards? Probably nothing. TB: maybe maybe a couple hundred bucks if you're lucky. If you're lucky. So Sydney: Mm-hmm. Yeah. TB: the other one, and I kind of wanted to to change sports on you because similar to that one of one, have you seen this story about the Macklin Celebrini Young Guns one of one card? Have you seen this? Sydney: No, I haven't seen this. TB: Okay, so this is a guy out of Chicago. He walked into his local hobby shop and he dropped four hundred and forty dollars on a hobby box, right? Of twenty-four twenty-five upper deck young upper deck hockey. And he hit this card here. This is a one of one young guns, Macklin Celebrini from the San Jose Sharks. First of all, you're the you're the hockey guru. How good is this guy? Sydney: I think he's pretty good. I'm not really too familiar with this guy. but from what I know he's he's pretty good. TB: Okay, so this is probably one of the best cards you can hit in this whole series. Now, what do you think this card is going for? Without looking. Sydney: I'm gonna say I'm gonna say my same answer two million. TB: Well, actually it's in it's up for auction and the current listing price is two twenty two. Should we bid on it? Sydney: Hell no. TB: But do you see the discrepancy between baseball? Obviously, Shohei Otani is a once in a what? A once in a lifetime player. probably will go down as one of the greatest of all time. But that card sold for 11 million. And this one on one, which is probably the best card out of this set, is currently up for auction at 222,000. That's crazy, right? Sydney: Did this guy that found it, did he put it up for auction? Like what is the TB: Yeah, yeah. He decided I'm gonna put it up for auction. Sydney: Man. TB: because why not? He said I was I was Sydney: Yeah, I guess. TB: a big celebrini fan, but hey, originally the thought was this card's gonna sell for half a mil. So I think there's roughly 30 days left at auction and it's about halfway there. I would be pretty pissed if I only got 222,000 out of it, but hey, it's one card. Sydney: Yeah. TB: yeah, I'm selling that nine. Ninety nine point nine nine nine nine percent of the time. Sydney: A hundred percent. Yeah. Sell it. TB: It's just crazy how the discrepancy between the the sports is. Clearly Shohei is the man and that that thing's running wild. Sydney: for some reason hockey just I don't know, it it it isn't as profitable as a lot of the other sports, which I get it's not as popular maybe in the United States. It's more popular in Canada and some other countries, but it's really interesting. TB: It is. And I've actually been diving into looking at hockey cards a lot more now that I got back on the the hockey train at the end of last season. Look, when the Sabres are good, I I love hockey. It's just they've been terrible for 13 years. So it's tough to you know, I look, I did that once and and I couldn't do it again. So Sydney: Hey. I've been trying to get you on the hockey train. TB: I know there's only so much time in the day. Plus, I got a lot of wrestling to watch, so I got you there. Sydney: Yeah. Your daughter works for a hockey team, you should be a hockey fan. TB: But there is a new set that is about to come out. this is coming out tomorrow, actually. And I wanted to share this with you. This is 2026-2027 Upper Deck MVP hockey. Can you see these cards? Sydney: Yes. TB: All right. So what do we think of this general design here? Sydney: This is not good. I I don't think this is good. I can't even like barely see his signature. It looks like his pants are like bleeding onto it. This does not look good. Maybe he should have used like a different colored marker or something. TB: So to be fair, this is not an actual auto. It's called a facsimile auto. So it's generated by the computer. But yeah, to your point, it totally you totally lose it in the picture, right? So let's scroll down. Sydney: Yeah. TB: Now I do love this card. This card's fire because who's Sydney: Yeah. TB: on the front of this for the listening audience? Sydney: It's like consta hellenus. Am I saying that? TB: Helenus. It's pronounced Helenus. come on, Saber fan. No, I know you're not a you're not a huge saber fan, and that's okay. but yeah, Consta Helenus, I love this car. This car looks cool. It's a rookie. It's again, this is upper deck MVP, but let me keep scrolling. Sydney: Kell McCar TB: Kale McCar. What do we think of that? So you see how that auto actually pops a little bit better? Sydney: that looks great. Yeah. TB: And again, I don't think there's actual autos on here. So this is very similar to Topps Heritage Baseball, where they The computer generates the signature and kind of copies it and puts it on their cards. But I kind of like these. Now, this is cool. This is really cool. these are called rookie redemption cards. Now they they obviously made this prior to the draft, but what they did is they put these cards in the set that basically says, hey, this is the number one pick, scratch it off. And then you basically submit it and you will be sent back. whoever was picked at that spot. What do you think of this idea? Sydney: Yeah, that's really cool. I like things that are interactive, especially when you're giving these to kids and stuff like that. I think that's a really cool idea. TB: Yeah, yeah, absolutely. d Sydney: Mitch Marner? TB: do you know him? Sydney: Yeah, he he was great in the World Cup or World Cup. Jeez. Stanley Cup. Holy TB: Mm-hmm. Sydney: moly. Stanley Cup. TB: Okay, okay. I mean, outside of the very first card, I don't have a problem with these. Some of these are cool. Like this is almost like a color burst. There's like a whole, like I don't know, what did you say? Would you call that a rainbow border kind of bursting Sydney: Yeah. TB: out from the the center of the card? This is a Mark Shaffle? Who's that? I don't know who that is. Winnipeg? Sydney: I don't know who that is. TB: Okay. Isn't there a golfer? Shoff Shoffle. Sydney: Xander Shawla. TB: Did I mispronounce that too? Sydney: No, that was right. TB: but look, like I'm thinking about do I try to buy a box of this? Look, there's a it's a 250 card base set. It's broken into the first 200 cards are base cards, and then your last 50 is a mix of veteran and rookie short prints. So I don't know. What what are your thoughts overall? If if you had there, do you what do you think of this card? Gotta have heart. So that Sydney: That's really cool. TB: heart trophy. Sydney: Yeah, dry cycle, that's really cool. TB: Yeah, that one's not bad. these, okay. These I'm a huge fan of. And maybe it's because I'm just a big kid. Because I love stuff like this. There was a set back in Topps Baseball Heritage, I think it was a couple years ago, and they did all these mascot stuff. or they they took they took the mascot of each team and they translated it to the real life animal. And so, like for Tampa Bay, for example, they put an actual stingray on the card and you could just collect this insert set. And I just I love stuff like that. I love when mascots are on cards. I think it's cool. If I'm a kid and I'm I'm ripping this and I find the What team is this? The Sydney: Canadian. TB: Montreal Canadians. I got thrown off for a minute. If I open this up and what's his name, Yuppie? Sydney: I don't know what that is. Yuppie? TB: Yuppie, if I get a Yuppie card and I'm a a fan of the Montreal Canadiens, look, I'm gonna I'm gonna be ecstatic. So if if money were no object and you had 200 free dollars to spend on cards, would you buy a a soon to be released tomorrow box of 2627 upper deck MVP hockey? Sydney: Yeah, if the if you're giving me two hundred and fifty dollars and you said, Okay, you can only spend this on cards and I was like, Okay, well maybe I'll buy this. Yeah. Yeah. I'm trying to get the iceberg card actually. That No TB: You you would rip open a box of that hoping to hit a Yu Pie card. Is that the Jacksonville Iceman official mascot? Sydney: That's the Penguin's mascot iceberg. TB: Iceberg. by the way, I'm seeing all the new Iceman gear. it's fire. I gotta tell ya. Like I'm not happy that Sydney: I know I know. TB: the the affiliate of the Iceman is no longer the Buffalo Sabres. I think that's a trash dish decision. for shame, Jacksonville. For shame. But the new Sydney: It's not up to us. TB: gear, the new logo looks pr looks pretty good. I don't have it ready Sydney: I know. TB: to be pulled up here, but pretty good. Sydney: Yeah, if anyone's looking for a little minor league team to support, come on down here to Jacksonville and got some cool merch. TB: Yeah, we can get yeah, we could get you on some season ticket packages real, Sydney: Ha ha. TB: real, real easy. But I wanted to end with one more thing. We're gonna end with a price check. Are you ready to play? All right, here we go. This Sydney: I'm ready. No. TB: is a twenty twenty three Disney one hundred chrome card. First of all, can you see that? And can you describe Sydney: Yes. TB: the actual card for the listeners out there? Sydney: Yeah, so this looks like it's the old school Mickey Mouse logo or what is it, Matt Scott? I don't know. and he's sitting down with like a gold border and it has an a hundred. Maybe he's turning a hundred. It's like the old logo. TB: Well, this is the yeah, it's like I believe this set was like the hundredth anniversary of Disney. And so this Sydney: Mm. Okay. TB: was a very limited set. There's only a hundred cards, base cards in it. And this is the only super this is called a super factor. So every product has a one of one, and this is the Mickey Mouse. So this is the card to come out of this very limited, very exclusive set. It was sent to be graded. Now it's encased in a PSA slab and it got a nine. So not a perfect gem mint, but it got a nine. And this is a one of one superfractor. So price check for Sydney. What are you going with? Sydney: I'm gonna mess this up so bad. I'm gonna say this is gonna go for three million. TB: That's not bad. That's not that's not bad. Sydney: Okay. TB: I should have told you this is not Shohei Otani money. and Sydney: Okay. TB: it's closer to Macklin Celebrini money. So you wanna do you wanna yeah, do you wanna take another another Sydney: Okay, then I c I'll I'll say another number. Yeah. TB: stab at it? Sydney: I'm gonna say three hundred K. TB: That's that's not bad. This card sold for five hundred thousand dollars. And it sold, Sydney: Okay. Okay. TB: I believe, here, let me see. I believe it sold in October of twenty twenty four. Sydney: Five hundred K. TB: So I bet you if this card went up for auction again, it probably would would be at least nine hundred a million bucks. Sydney: Yeah. TB: So if money were no object, you had a million dollars, are you buying the twenty twenty three Disney one hundred Mickey Mouse Super Factor? Sydney: Absolutely not. I don't know who was spending their money on these things, but hey, to each their own, I guess. TB: Hey, the non sport card market is going absolutely insane. Sydney: What do you do with that though? What do you like you just hang on your wall? Like I don't know what you do with it. TB: You hold it and in years you you keep trading it in. It's crazy. It's crazy. Sydney: Okay, I understand that. TB: It's like there's sports and then there's Pokemon and here comes Disney because they are they are flying up and these prices are going through the roof, especially on some of these limited sets. People love Disney. I mean Look, we've seen it. There's Disney adults. This kids love Disney. Adults love Disney. Plus the nostalgia factor. This is something that's been around for over a hundred years at this point. What's what's not the love? Hey, if I got a million bucks, if money were no object, hell yeah, I'm buying it. Hey, if money were no objects, right? I don't need to go to Minnesota. Sydney: We're like, okay. All right. Mr. Moneybacks. TB: I'm gonna buy me a one-on-one Disney card. Sydney: Okay. I didn't know you were like that. Sheesh. TB: Sure, why not? Why not? We'll just put it in the safe and then in a couple of years it'll be yours. All Sydney: Yay. TB: right. Anything else you wanna hit on the this this current episode of the three T's before we we bid goodnight? Sydney: I don't think so. I think that was all for me. TB: All right. I think we're gonna have a lot to talk about with training camp wrapping up here shortly. The real deal, people are coming gonna be out at at the blue and red on this this coming Saturday. So Sydney: Mm-hmm. TB: in what four days, people are gonna be filing into the brand new high mark. I I cannot wait to see what's happening. But I think that's gonna do it for this episode of the three T's. If you have enjoyed this show or any of the upper any of the other episodes. I can't talk tonight, and that's okay. Leave us a like, leave us a follow. any kind of review you can leave us would be fan freaking tastic. Pass this on to someone you know that likes wrestling, that likes collecting cards, specifically Mickey super factors, and and absolutely fans of the Buffalo Bills. Just help us out. We're trying to grow this one episode at a time. So for Sydney, I'm your boy TB. Thanks for stopping by. Keep doing what you love. Be good. Do good. God bless. And as always, go bills. All Sydney: Go bells. TB: right. We will see you later. Sydney: Later.