Transcript

07/16/26 - Hour 3 · The Huddle

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Speaker 1: My god, this man's been on all nine armand sorry
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Speaker 1: six were ready.
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Speaker 2: Fox Sports Radio Wisconsin is on the air, of course.
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Speaker 3: Rolling through a Thursday in the good Land.
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Speaker 4: It's the Huddle of Fox Sports Radio wsconsin nine twenty Milwaukee,
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Speaker 4: ten seventy Madison, everywhere in the I Heart app, streaming live, Facebook,
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Speaker 4: x and YouTube. It's the drewid Armand Show Today. Drew Wilson,
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Speaker 4: armand sorry, and Billy Schmid is off. He'll be back
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Speaker 4: on Monday. So we sold you around skate shorthanded without him.
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Speaker 4: We need some audience participation eight seven, seven, seven, nine
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Speaker 4: to four one ninety seven three. Welcome seven o'clock clubbers.
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Speaker 4: People who arrive at seven. You can join the five
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Speaker 4: o'clock club and the six o'clock club and just welcome
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Speaker 4: to the club here.
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Speaker 3: That is the huddle. You're in the huddle.
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Speaker 1: Indeed, Drew and a lot of our listeners joining today
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Speaker 1: on the video stream as well, YouTube, Twitter and X
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Speaker 1: and Facebook getting a lot of action. And then Nick
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Speaker 1: leelat dot com talking text line a lot of good
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Speaker 1: a reaction to the things we're talking about.
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Speaker 2: Obviously, smoking the.
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Speaker 1: Air in Wisconsin today an issue, obviously, but we're talking
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Speaker 1: about that, talking about bucket list places to go and
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Speaker 1: talking about the World Cup match yesterday and what that
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Speaker 1: type of devastation would be. Wisconsin sports fanatic chiming in
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Speaker 1: during the break bucket list Sofi Stadium for the Super
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Speaker 1: Bowl and the Packers against the Dolphins. Now, Drew, I
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Speaker 1: don't know if you're allowed to pick the teams too,
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Speaker 1: but why not, We'll let you do it today.
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Speaker 2: Well cares you know? Sure?
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Speaker 1: So talking about that so he'll see also will take
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Speaker 1: another toke. Yes, it is smoky today.
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Speaker 4: It is smoky. It's awful. It's in the back of
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Speaker 4: the throat. It's just aggravating, and it's a haze out there.
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Speaker 4: Turn your lights on, folks can't see you. So I've
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Speaker 4: had this idea for a long time because it's one
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Speaker 4: of the core principles of this show. We got a
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Speaker 4: couple of core principles. Ninety percent of being a sportsman
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Speaker 4: is getting kicked in the nuts and ten percent is
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Speaker 4: enjoying it. That's why you gotta savor the ten percent.
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Speaker 4: If you're an Argentina fan, savor If you're an England fan,
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Speaker 4: you got the Mexico game. You got to win that
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Speaker 4: one and then you just got kicked in the nads yesterday,
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Speaker 4: losing after leading in the eighty fifth minute one. Nothing right,
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Speaker 4: And that flashed me back to the Devin Williams pee
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Speaker 4: Alonzo nightmare. And it makes everybody think of all the
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Speaker 4: nightmarish losses we've had. And we've had our share, definitely,
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Speaker 4: but it tracks that ten percent of being a sportsman
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Speaker 4: is great and ninety percent of it is, you know, disappointment.
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Speaker 3: That's how it is.
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Speaker 4: But another core principle is that the national pastime is
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Speaker 4: bitching and moaning about stuff, mostly on social media.
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Speaker 3: Every complain about everything.
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Speaker 4: Like if armand and it's it's not even complaining, it's
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Speaker 4: the passive aggressive sniping that comes like if armand if
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Speaker 4: you post, like, let's say you post something.
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Speaker 3: On X now that you got your X account back,
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Speaker 3: I have.
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Speaker 2: An example, but go ahead.
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Speaker 4: Actually I'd say, yeah, arman, could post I love apples.
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Speaker 4: There's nothing better than a Honey Crisp or a Macintosh.
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Speaker 4: And then the first comment will be why do you
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Speaker 4: hate oranges?
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Speaker 2: I'm literally shaking, how can you hate oranges? Wi't you?
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Speaker 3: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: You please issue an apology to Orange?
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Speaker 3: And so bitching and moaning about stuff like that.
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Speaker 2: There is here.
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Speaker 4: So I've thought for years that we should have like
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Speaker 4: the wine line or the wine list.
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Speaker 3: W h I e.
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Speaker 2: The wine the wine list.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, so today, you know, yesterday you could be whining
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Speaker 4: about the ninety ninety degree tempatures if you don't like
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Speaker 4: hot weather. Today you can wind about the smoke because
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Speaker 4: it's in the back of your throat.
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Speaker 3: Can't escape it.
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Speaker 4: We're inside in the air conditioning and it still sucks.
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Speaker 4: And I got this like tickle and it's like affecting
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Speaker 4: my sinuses in the back of my throat, and I
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Speaker 4: hate it.
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Speaker 2: You know.
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Speaker 1: It's an inverse relationship to the easier life is gets
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Speaker 1: through history for humans. Oh yeah, Like we're at the
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Speaker 1: never spent the whole time in history to live right obviously,
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Speaker 1: when you think about it, I mean like you know
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Speaker 1: they how they go to the bathroom the Middle Ages.
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Speaker 1: I think about stuff like that in the middle of
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Speaker 1: the night when I can't sleep, trying to get ready
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Speaker 1: for the show, Like you know, what do they do
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Speaker 1: for these So I think about those things, like what
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Speaker 1: were diapers? Like in twelve hundred there wasn't. So it
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Speaker 1: is the easiest time ever to live in civilization. Yet
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Speaker 1: there's an inverse quality the amount of people complaining about it, right,
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Speaker 1: It seems to be constantly. I mean the amount of
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Speaker 1: people complain out about air travel, which I get. There
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Speaker 1: are days when you're in it and probably frustrating, the
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Speaker 1: laziness and that you are flying in a metal tube
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Speaker 1: in the sky, one of the biggest miracles of civilization,
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Speaker 1: and we're complaining about it.
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Speaker 2: Of Course, these trips used to take weeks months.
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Speaker 1: You used to not hear from people going cross at
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Speaker 1: Transatlantic for years through letter. You know, it's just wild.
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Speaker 1: But now we complain about it. So here's a good
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Speaker 1: example of what you're saying. As you know, Drew, I
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Speaker 1: was hacked on Twitter. It has been an ordeal for me.
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Speaker 1: Finally got my Twitter account going again after about a month, right,
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Speaker 1: and I learned some things being off Twitter. It was
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Speaker 1: it was an interesting experience because I learned some things
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Speaker 1: about myself.
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Speaker 2: About what we value, what we don't.
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Speaker 1: I learned that it's not that damn important in the
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Speaker 1: end social media.
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Speaker 2: We give an outsize importance to it. Of course, the
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Speaker 2: dopamine rush we get to.
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Speaker 1: While it's nice to have and I enjoy for what
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Speaker 1: it is, talking to fans, talking to sports fans, talking
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Speaker 1: of our friends, our colleagues, reading up on what's going
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Speaker 1: on in the world. We give an outsize importance to
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Speaker 1: social media. It's a At first, it's scary, it's like
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Speaker 1: flying without a net, and then it's incredibly liberating to know,
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Speaker 1: you know what, this isn't that big of a deal.
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Speaker 1: And then I get right back on Twitter and I
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Speaker 1: get something that I missed for a long time. We
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Speaker 1: post the show video yesterday Billy and I get a
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Speaker 1: response from somebody the ar mic, what's with the hat
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Speaker 1: backwards with you and armand and I said, it's just
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Speaker 1: easier with the headphones. And I try and look cool.
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Speaker 1: You know, I'm just trying to be funny. I like
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Speaker 1: to wear the hat. Billy always wears one backwards, and
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Speaker 1: he said, how about looking professional instead.
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Speaker 2: It's not a good look, armin. So there you go
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Speaker 2: one day back on Twitter and someone's complaining that I'm
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Speaker 2: wearing a hat on the video stream. Ten It's just
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Speaker 2: an example of what we're talking.
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Speaker 4: That's true, right, And the danger is, you know, everybody's
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Speaker 4: got a voice in our text line. We love the
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Speaker 4: Nikolay law at dot com talking text line eight seven three.
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Speaker 4: We love our comments on the YouTube stream and stuff,
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Speaker 4: but what happens is that we're conditioned now. And I
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Speaker 4: used to work with a guy who he'd be like, well,
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Speaker 4: people are saying this, who said that, one guy on
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Speaker 4: Twitter on Twitter, and one idiot said that, and you
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Speaker 4: think that's the general consensus. And that's how Twitter isn't
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Speaker 4: real life. The text line is not real life.
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Speaker 2: It's not an.
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Speaker 4: Indicator of what people think of the quality of the show.
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Speaker 4: And that I've learned that early on. It's like, because
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Speaker 4: I used to get back in the day when I
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Speaker 4: was working for the Journal Sentinel. Every once in a while,
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Speaker 4: i'd get like a people would sit down and write
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Speaker 4: a letter to you, like before email even and they
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Speaker 4: put their you know, they put a stamp on it
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Speaker 4: and you have to return address, and they'd sign it.
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Speaker 3: They going to tell you how much you sucked.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, and it's like, oh, okay, well, my dog still
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Speaker 4: likes me, and so it's okay. If I learned early on,
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Speaker 4: like let's just let that stuff slide. I don't care,
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Speaker 4: you know, Yeah, it's funny. I care if my boss
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Speaker 4: thinks I suck, because that might be an issue because
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Speaker 4: but if Fred for from Janesville thinks our show sucks,
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Speaker 4: like I'll, uh, thanks, have a good day.
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Speaker 1: You do, you do feel like you you develop a
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Speaker 1: sort of crust to defend yourself against it to because
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Speaker 1: it can be it could come so fast and so
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Speaker 1: hard with all the comments and things like that, and
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Speaker 1: you're like, I'm just not pay attention anymore.
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Speaker 2: And then you realize that.
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Speaker 1: This is these internet streets are not real life on
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Speaker 1: the real streets, and exactly stuff to you that they
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Speaker 1: just never say. We just get so work, We just
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Speaker 1: get so lost in the sauce of the internet.
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Speaker 2: Sometimes it is pretty amazing.
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Speaker 1: I heard an influencer say to describe her job the
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Speaker 1: best in twenty twenty six successful influencers and a lot
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Speaker 1: of times, unfortunately females that their job basically in twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty six is being insulted for a living because most
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Speaker 1: of the comments now for people that just right away
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Speaker 1: they go to the negative. They want to insult you.
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Speaker 1: They and a lot of it is whatever, jealousy, whatever
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Speaker 1: it is. But it is crazy that you think sometimes
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Speaker 1: like why we even deal with this this type of thing,
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Speaker 1: the social media thing, and we assigned so much importance
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Speaker 1: to it, and it's.
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Speaker 4: Like and again, like people that I got this back
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Speaker 4: in the email days, I got an email from a
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Speaker 4: guy because I had I got a name wrong in
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Speaker 4: a Brewer's Game story. About two thirds of the way
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Speaker 4: through a Brewers Game story, I misidentified a guy because
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Speaker 4: it was a common last name.
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Speaker 3: And I think it was like a low pez mistake.
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Speaker 4: And the guy said that I should be fired and
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Speaker 4: how can you why do you have this job? And
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Speaker 4: I'm like, I told the guy what I had been
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Speaker 4: through because I had flight delays. I got to this
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Speaker 4: game in the third inning and I was scrambling. I said, So,
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Speaker 4: basically what happened is imagine you go to a restaurant
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Speaker 4: and you don't know it, but your waitress is not,
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Speaker 4: you know, on point, and yet she had a flat
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Speaker 4: tire on the way to work, had to maneuver that
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Speaker 4: got to work, and the other server was off and
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Speaker 4: she's handling two sections and the kitchen was late with
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Speaker 4: stuff because they're down because people are sick. And then
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Speaker 4: she put down you ordered white wine and your wife
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Speaker 4: order read and she put the glasses down in front
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Speaker 4: of the wrong person. And all you had to do
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Speaker 4: is kind of like switch them, and but you're saying
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Speaker 4: that she should be fired because of that mistake.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I said, that's that.
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Speaker 4: And then invariably whenever you came back at somebody like that,
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Speaker 4: I was just having a bad day.
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Speaker 2: I'm sorry right now.
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Speaker 3: I read your stuff. I like your stuff.
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Speaker 4: But they just wanted to vent in that moment, in
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Speaker 4: that moment, and they also, I think, but you hit send,
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Speaker 4: you compose this email and hit sen saying I should
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Speaker 4: be fired because I got a name wrong at the
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Speaker 4: end of a near the end of a seven hundred
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Speaker 4: and fifty word game story.
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Speaker 1: And I think the other the other thing is like, yeah,
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Speaker 1: they hit send. There's also this disconnect. It happens a
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Speaker 1: lot in social media, and I think to your case,
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Speaker 1: probably in the old times with the letter, there's a
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Speaker 1: disconnect that the person on the other end is actually
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Speaker 1: a real person, and you forget that, and you forget
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Speaker 1: that they're just a human like you that might have
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Speaker 1: had just a human mistake, those things happened, gone through
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Speaker 1: something or didn't. Yeah, like people almost forget that and
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Speaker 1: they think, oh this they do a little. Athletes a lot,
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Speaker 1: right all with athletes, it's like, well, they're human, just
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Speaker 1: like you, like you forget this actual real person, and
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Speaker 1: there's a disconnect that we have sometimes for some reason,
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Speaker 1: and I think it's exacerbated with social media, that the
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Speaker 1: person on the other end is actually a real person.
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Speaker 4: Well, now here and here we are encouraging people to
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Speaker 4: complain about stuff. Because if we start this wine list
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Speaker 4: one of the things and shout out to our friends
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Speaker 4: in the six oh eight Madison, give them some love.
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Speaker 4: Because it's a slow time for Badger athletics. I mean,
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Speaker 4: Sean Iickers is getting established and we're getting ready for
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Speaker 4: football camp to start, and so it's kind of a
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Speaker 4: slow time on campus and just with the Badgers. But
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Speaker 4: I was just reading a friend of mine who lives
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Speaker 4: in Madison shout out to six oh eight all our listeners, sir,
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Speaker 4: longtime listeners.
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Speaker 3: On ten seventy.
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Speaker 4: You know, here we complain about our traffic and our problems.
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Speaker 4: But my friend was driving back from up north, north
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Speaker 4: of the wall.
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Speaker 3: What is the where the smoke was bad. He was
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Speaker 3: in Monocua, way.
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Speaker 2: Up there, way up there where everyone everyone's going to
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Speaker 2: New York County.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, he was driving back and he had spent the
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Speaker 4: day there and the smoke was really bad, and that
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Speaker 4: kind of it was hot, unseasonably ungodly hot for that
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Speaker 4: portion of the state, and the smoke was bad. And
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Speaker 4: then on his way back, he got word that I
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Speaker 4: thirty nine was close south of Portage because of a
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Speaker 4: massive accident, so he had to wheel around to fifty
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Speaker 4: one to avoid the mess. And once he got into Madison,
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Speaker 4: the eastbound belt line was at a full stop from
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Speaker 4: the Interstate west past Fish Hatchery Road, so it was
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Speaker 4: six miles of a parking lot, and then he had
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Speaker 4: to go to the east side and the belt line
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Speaker 4: was screwed up, so John Nolan Drive is torn up,
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Speaker 4: and he had to try to get around Capitol Square
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Speaker 4: just around five o'clock.
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Speaker 3: Which is not ideal if you live in Madison. A nightmare.
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Speaker 4: So he drove seven and a half miles in an
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Speaker 4: hour and twelve minutes. Wow, And he's got the ass
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Speaker 4: about it. And it's like, Okay, what is frustrating? And
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Speaker 4: I think of Madison's traffic, I can't be as bad
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Speaker 4: as Milwaukee's. But it can't if you've been on that
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Speaker 4: belt line, absolutely.
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Speaker 3: And it can be.
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Speaker 4: Everybody's got their frustrations and around the Capitol and the
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Speaker 4: Capitol and Madison is growing and they're adding population and
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Speaker 4: they're building apartments and it's people want to live it
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Speaker 4: because it's a very desirable place to be. But the
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Speaker 4: roads ain't getting any bigger and the traffic's not going
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Speaker 4: to get better, right, and so the wine line could
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Speaker 4: be a place for people like that. So the winelest,
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Speaker 4: we might have to do a wineless on our show.
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Speaker 4: Let's get Ernst and Julio Gallo or Kendall Jackson or
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Speaker 4: or somebody to sponsor the wineless a wine or bar,
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Speaker 4: discount liquor somebody who sells wine, raise wine and like spirits.
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Speaker 4: But we we might have to do a wineless because
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Speaker 4: because it is such a it's it is the past
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Speaker 4: time it is complaining about it.
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Speaker 3: So what's the wineless?
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Speaker 2: We also want like a place people will do it.
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Speaker 2: It's okay to do it.
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Speaker 4: Oh yeah, but if it's yeah, and then you but
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Speaker 4: the thing is and it is cathartic, like my thing
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Speaker 4: on the office is there's a lot like when you're
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Speaker 4: in the office bitch about management and the boss is
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Speaker 4: an idiot, and some of it is good, but there's
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Speaker 4: a line where it gets toxic and I you know,
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Speaker 4: some of it is good and healthy and fun, and
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Speaker 4: I call that recreational ragging.
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Speaker 3: Sure, of course we're recreationally ragging when I.
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Speaker 1: Joke about like why aren't the construction streets done yet?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know.
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Speaker 4: Recreational ragging is like, you know, like why hasn't this
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Speaker 4: happened yet? Or you know, hey, these idiots the tawel
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Speaker 4: dispenser in the men's room doesn't work.
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Speaker 3: Whatever. Recreational ragging.
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Speaker 4: But as long as it's not toxic, it can be
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Speaker 4: healthy and cathartic to a point.
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Speaker 3: But we might have to start a wineless here on
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Speaker 3: the show.
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Speaker 1: And we can participate in that too. We will as Waukeshaw.
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Speaker 1: Madison is the blank show right now with the construction,
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Speaker 1: where I'm not whining about it.
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Speaker 2: I'm just sitting in a stating of fact. Love you guys,
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Speaker 2: have a good day.
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Speaker 3: Thank you well again.
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Speaker 4: Shout out to our friends in Madison because we live
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Speaker 4: in and in Milwaukee, we.
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Speaker 2: Broadcast to you as well. You're part of us.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, they're part of us too. Yes, yeah, that would
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Speaker 1: be pretty good. A wine line like that one. We're
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Speaker 1: all whining about the wildflower excuse me, the flowers or
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Speaker 1: we wouldn't be whining about wild flowers. We're whinding about
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Speaker 1: the wildfires today. Yeah, and I think that's.
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Speaker 2: A good gripe.
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Speaker 1: Now, I'm not sure anything will change, and this is
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Speaker 1: nature after all, but the complain about it is something
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Speaker 1: you can Well, if you're looking for a small talk.
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Speaker 2: With a neighbor, this would be it.
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Speaker 3: And well that's the thing. Yeah, we talked about how
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Speaker 3: hot it was the last couple of days.
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Speaker 4: And now you know we've got explosive diarrhea spreading around.
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Speaker 4: You're worried about eating let us on your sandwich. I
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Speaker 4: went and had a sandwich. I said, I had let
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Speaker 4: us on. I'm like, oh, didn't they open it at
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Speaker 4: the U Line stage. It's summerfest diarrhea. They're playing in
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Speaker 4: the rave tomorrow, play with the buttholed surface, and then
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Speaker 4: they're the Orphium in Madison after that. So all right
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Speaker 4: eight seven seven, seven, nine four one ninety seven three.
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Speaker 3: People were bitching about the brusery.
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Speaker 2: Why does this make sense?
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Speaker 3: A guy who's old and hurt all.
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Speaker 4: The time, like, we don't know, and what are you
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Speaker 4: complaining about? They didn't give up. They gave up Jayden
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Speaker 4: Fielder and some money. That's not yours, and it's not
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Speaker 4: their only move, but it okay, So maybe not whinding
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Speaker 4: so did the rays, just saying yeah, just saying, so
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Speaker 4: I had to give.
15:49
Speaker 1: Up Jayden Fielder the trade. Maybe some people upset about that.
15:52
Speaker 1: I'm not really sure. I don't think people were paying
15:54
Speaker 1: attention to him other than knowing he was, you know,
15:56
Speaker 1: part of the organization. But now you have Carston Sabathia. Yeah,
16:00
Speaker 1: Carson the son of CC. Yeah, Corse c C stood
16:03
Speaker 1: for Carson Charles.
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Speaker 2: I don't know if people knew that. So another Carson
16:06
Speaker 2: that is a good Poston's a good point.
16:08
Speaker 4: So yeah, like you know, again, the wine list could
16:12
Speaker 4: be fun. We might have to if we can get
16:13
Speaker 4: it sponsored. Perhaps if anyone knows a wine retailer perhaps
16:17
Speaker 4: or a wine bar. Cooper's Hawk would love to raise
16:21
Speaker 4: s Borado's Discount Liquor friend of the show, Marie over there.
16:25
Speaker 4: Discount Liquor does a great job. They got incredible wine selection.
16:28
Speaker 4: They if they can't find it, you can't get it.
16:30
Speaker 4: There's a wine bar near my house that I stop
16:33
Speaker 4: at once in a while. It's really cool. So yeah,
16:35
Speaker 4: the wine list might be a thing, So stay tuned
16:37
Speaker 4: for development the wine list. It could be a good
16:41
Speaker 4: way to dump the bucket. You know, I think it
16:42
Speaker 4: is je Te hump day whatever.
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Speaker 1: Well, I had mine earlier about the the love for
16:48
Speaker 1: these golf courses that people love, you know, like a
16:49
Speaker 1: gusta Yes, like st Andrews. Okay, so I've got a
16:52
Speaker 1: lot of disagreement, one hundred percent disagreement. Jeffrey from Milwaukee's
16:56
Speaker 1: pushing back. He's complaining, arm your golf course comparison is
16:59
Speaker 1: absolutely terrible. You go to nice courses compared to your
17:01
Speaker 1: county or cheaper public courses.
17:03
Speaker 2: And it's night and day. It's the same one. Going
17:06
Speaker 2: to a minor league, same or the majors.
17:07
Speaker 1: Every golf course is different and maintained differently, and they
17:09
Speaker 1: have different nooks and crannies.
17:11
Speaker 2: Well, I agree with that.
17:12
Speaker 1: I know that I mean, and and my point is
17:17
Speaker 1: a course can be maintained as much as an expensive
17:19
Speaker 1: course cannot be maintained. So you can maintain a course
17:23
Speaker 1: as well as a as a But the point is
17:25
Speaker 1: a famous one is the same thing as the ones
17:28
Speaker 1: that are cheaper, not famous, but also well maintained. It's
17:31
Speaker 1: just grass, trees and water. Now now that's the disagreement,
17:34
Speaker 1: I guess. But so Jeffrey doesn't like my take either,
17:36
Speaker 1: So there you go wineless like this, keep it up.
17:39
Speaker 4: We got a text from someone saying that they were
17:41
Speaker 4: a little leary about the Nate i'met picked by by
17:44
Speaker 4: the Yes Bucks.
17:46
Speaker 3: He scored twenty three yesterday.
17:47
Speaker 1: He had a good game and everyone there's another one.
17:49
Speaker 1: People were complaining about him the no and on Bucks Twitter, and.
17:52
Speaker 4: He scored twenty three. It's like, oh, I said that
17:54
Speaker 4: might be okay, pump the brakes. You got to give
17:56
Speaker 4: young players a little runway, don't you.
17:58
Speaker 2: I mean we're not the summer League.
17:59
Speaker 1: And three games in so it's like, yeah, now he
18:02
Speaker 1: looked better last night, and.
18:03
Speaker 3: He's gonna look better three years from now than he
18:05
Speaker 3: does right now.
18:06
Speaker 1: We don't need to litigate guys every day, you know. No,
18:09
Speaker 1: it's fun to do it sometimes.
18:10
Speaker 3: But no, we don't. We absolutely don't.
18:12
Speaker 4: All right, eight seven, seven, seven, nine to four one
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Speaker 4: ninety seven three gets you to Nicolay Lodac. I'm talking
18:18
Speaker 4: text on which it might be the wine list right there,
18:20
Speaker 4: if you got something to wind about. One thing we
18:22
Speaker 4: don't complain about is catching up with our Baddy Matt Miller,
18:25
Speaker 4: a man about film. We got to talk to him
18:27
Speaker 4: about all things movies, culture and just catch up.
18:31
Speaker 3: With the new Dad Matt Miller. He's up next.
18:35
Speaker 4: You're in the huddle, Fox Sports Radio, Wisconsin. It's been
18:41
Speaker 4: too long since we heard that walk up song. Ladies
18:44
Speaker 4: and gentlemen, welcome back to the program, our returning champion,
18:47
Speaker 4: our pala man about film, our go to guy, mister
18:50
Speaker 4: Matt Miller.
18:52
Speaker 2: Good morning.
18:54
Speaker 5: How are we doing to mego?
18:55
Speaker 1: You know what, man, I've been playing Careless Whisper for
18:58
Speaker 1: you for a while.
18:59
Speaker 2: Maybe I should change it to big Papa. How's dad laughing? Now?
19:05
Speaker 5: Dad, life's treating me pretty good. Mister baby has been
19:09
Speaker 5: really good. He's giving us extended sleep at night.
19:13
Speaker 2: We're sleeping. Well, that's the first question you get right
19:15
Speaker 2: all the time. Yeah, yep.
19:17
Speaker 5: Although we are bracing for the impact of the four
19:20
Speaker 5: month sleep regression, you get those. So so that's exciting,
19:25
Speaker 5: that's fun. We got that on the horizon. But he's great.
19:27
Speaker 5: He's starting to smile, starting to laugh, which is great
19:29
Speaker 5: for me because I need that crowd appreciation.
19:34
Speaker 2: I know, Laura is joking me like you I've been.
19:38
Speaker 1: I was waiting for the affirmation, to get the smiles back,
19:41
Speaker 1: or to get the reaction.
19:41
Speaker 2: I was like, come on, come on, it's going to
19:43
Speaker 2: be happening soon.
19:44
Speaker 1: You're two months old now, so the first couple of months, yeah,
19:47
Speaker 1: you're just trying to get sleep. And uh, it's crazy
19:49
Speaker 1: because Lenna just turned two and all my snapchats come
19:52
Speaker 1: back on the newborn days happening like these these two
19:54
Speaker 1: weeks a couple of years ago, so it becomes very nostalgic,
19:58
Speaker 1: even though she's obviously not that old yet. But she
20:00
Speaker 1: comes to toddler so they change very quickly and rapidly,
20:05
Speaker 1: and their stages changed as you know too, Drew. So yeah,
20:09
Speaker 1: it is yours as an adult now.
20:11
Speaker 5: So it's that tricky thing some afternoons where it's like
20:14
Speaker 5: the baby's like napping on you and you're like, I
20:17
Speaker 5: should move the baby to the bass and nette so
20:19
Speaker 5: that way I can like achieve something today, so I
20:21
Speaker 5: can get a task done around the house. But at
20:24
Speaker 5: the same time, like this isn't gonna happen forever. Yeah,
20:28
Speaker 5: so yeah, I'm in the fun face right now. You know,
20:33
Speaker 5: you move in and out of faces, and some are
20:35
Speaker 5: a lot more fun than the others.
20:36
Speaker 4: But right now it's funny because you're in that stage
20:39
Speaker 4: when I was home because of my schedule back in
20:42
Speaker 4: the day I had, you know, winters off and I
20:44
Speaker 4: got to spend a lot of time with my daughter,
20:45
Speaker 4: and I wouldn't trade it for anything. But at that time,
20:48
Speaker 4: there was no social media. There wasn't a lot going on,
20:50
Speaker 4: and so what did I do? I watched you gavel
20:53
Speaker 4: to gavel coverage of the Mark Timura trial. Oh gosh, yeah,
20:56
Speaker 4: that's how I spent my days court TV. That's how
21:00
Speaker 4: I spent my days. You, on the other hand, have
21:02
Speaker 4: the World Cup. You had the yannest thing to sift through.
21:05
Speaker 4: You had, like, you've had a lot of distractions.
21:07
Speaker 5: So many Bravo reality TV shows.
21:10
Speaker 3: Well, the Brewer season going, well, yeah, you've had a.
21:13
Speaker 5: Lot of World Cup has been has been great for
21:16
Speaker 5: baby watching because it's also not too loud like it is.
21:19
Speaker 5: It is like a pretty like just low hum in
21:21
Speaker 5: the background.
21:22
Speaker 2: It's just the din, the din of the ambient sound
21:25
Speaker 2: and stuff.
21:25
Speaker 5: Yeah, so that's been a really enjoyable watch. Frankly, I'm
21:29
Speaker 5: gonna need them to do another World Cup this summer.
21:32
Speaker 2: Yeah, I need.
21:33
Speaker 5: I need to do around too, so that way I've
21:35
Speaker 5: got something more to watch, like and let's put it
21:38
Speaker 5: in a different country, Like I'm fine with a four
21:40
Speaker 5: am wake up.
21:41
Speaker 1: Oh right now, well the Paris Olympics, remember that drew
21:44
Speaker 1: that summer.
21:44
Speaker 2: So it was like, oh, there's something to watch in
21:46
Speaker 2: the middle of the night.
21:47
Speaker 5: You know, yes, exactly, I'll watch I'll watch fencing at
21:50
Speaker 5: five point thirty in the morning.
21:51
Speaker 4: A really good friend of mine got hooked on soccer.
21:54
Speaker 4: He'd never watched it, but he was up late and
21:56
Speaker 4: that was the only thing that was on at the time,
21:59
Speaker 4: and he was like, no, you taking care of his
22:01
Speaker 4: screaming newborn watching soccer, and he realized that, hey, you
22:04
Speaker 4: attack the goal same as hockey.
22:05
Speaker 3: It's very similar. I like this, this is a good game.
22:07
Speaker 3: And he got home.
22:09
Speaker 5: Funny how when you watch really good soccer, it's it's
22:12
Speaker 5: really good. America's problem. The soccer we watch is like
22:18
Speaker 5: grade school Church Fleet soccer and the MLS, which is
22:22
Speaker 5: generally like a retirement league.
22:24
Speaker 2: Yeah, good point.
22:25
Speaker 4: As a new first time parent, Matt Miller, have you
22:28
Speaker 4: major way to theaters recently? There's a lot going on
22:31
Speaker 4: in the box office.
22:33
Speaker 5: I've been lucky. Remy has been very cooperative, and I
22:37
Speaker 5: have a really wonderful wife who I've I've gotten to
22:39
Speaker 5: the theater still, so I got to see Obsession, I got
22:42
Speaker 5: to see back Rooms. I made the poored the mistake
22:46
Speaker 5: of seeing the new Evil Dead movie. I've gotten to
22:50
Speaker 5: see a lot of the stuff I wanted to see,
22:51
Speaker 5: and you know, a lot of I still haven't seen
22:54
Speaker 5: the new Star Wars, which it sounds like me and
22:56
Speaker 5: the rest of America have that in common. Y havn't
23:01
Speaker 5: gotten to see the New Milana, which again seems like
23:04
Speaker 5: something the rest of America haven't come to.
23:07
Speaker 3: Story five.
23:09
Speaker 5: I'm hoping to get Toy Story five, still hoping that.
23:11
Speaker 5: I'm bracing for impact, because you know, a movie about
23:15
Speaker 5: raising a child is gonna probably hit a lot harder
23:17
Speaker 5: than six months ago, nine months ago.
23:21
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I think I read I didn't see it,
23:23
Speaker 1: but I think I read that that someone was complaining
23:24
Speaker 1: they missed the thematic tone that you got in the
23:27
Speaker 1: first few And I'm like, well, this is a fifth sequel,
23:29
Speaker 1: even though it's animated. How many times can you get
23:31
Speaker 1: the thematic tone when it's you know, air buddy?
23:35
Speaker 5: Yeah? Disposable. Yeah, I've heard this is the most disposable
23:39
Speaker 5: of the five Toy Story movies. And I do something
23:42
Speaker 5: I always appreciate about the Toy Story movies is how
23:44
Speaker 5: much they've grown up with their main audience. You know,
23:47
Speaker 5: you and me, we grew up with it. We were
23:49
Speaker 5: the kids with at the time when Toy Story was
23:51
Speaker 5: prime our age. And then the second movie kind of
23:54
Speaker 5: develops those scenes a little bit more. And then literally
23:57
Speaker 5: Toy Story three is a movie about going away to college,
24:00
Speaker 5: when Magnie ob were going away to college and you know,
24:03
Speaker 5: and stuff like that, so it hits even harder. And
24:05
Speaker 5: so it's a fascinating series that knows is aware of
24:09
Speaker 5: its audience and where they're at. But I do think,
24:12
Speaker 5: you know, five entries, it's really hard to make five
24:15
Speaker 5: really really good entries in the series. You almost get
24:18
Speaker 5: the impression that maybe, you know, sometimes you kind of just,
24:21
Speaker 5: you know, call it a day and say we did good.
24:24
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what they say about American Pie. The beta
24:26
Speaker 2: house here.
24:29
Speaker 5: Yeah, the American Pie franchise is just like Toys Story.
24:32
Speaker 5: We'd cool quality.
24:33
Speaker 4: We're burying the lead here because the big story is
24:36
Speaker 4: about to push everything to the side. Christopher Nolan was
24:38
Speaker 4: already a Hall of Famer, but he is apparently according
24:43
Speaker 4: to early reports and ninety eight percent of critics. Early
24:47
Speaker 4: the Odyssey is going to be it. It is going
24:50
Speaker 4: to be the movie of the summer, of the year,
24:52
Speaker 4: the decade. What do you think can it live up
24:55
Speaker 4: to the hype because the hype is real.
24:57
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean it's it's his biggest blank check movie
25:01
Speaker 5: in a career that's now had a bunch of blank
25:03
Speaker 5: check movies. You know. He comes off of a billion
25:06
Speaker 5: dollar World War Two movie that won Best Picture and
25:10
Speaker 5: then they were like, what do you want to do next?
25:12
Speaker 5: And he was like, I want to make The Odyssey.
25:14
Speaker 5: And it's crazy that we're excited for a sword and
25:17
Speaker 5: sandal movie because it's been a really long time since
25:20
Speaker 5: the sword and sandal genre has been relevant. I mean
25:24
Speaker 5: Gladiators twenty five years ago at this point. Sandal. Yeah,
25:29
Speaker 5: last time a sword and sandal movie made good money
25:32
Speaker 5: was like three hundred and three hundred's more of a
25:34
Speaker 5: comic book movie, like that's so stylized, like a traditional
25:39
Speaker 5: you know, guys with swords fighting in a desert and
25:43
Speaker 5: stuff like that. I mean, people like Troy. Now, Troy
25:46
Speaker 5: flopped at the time, so it'll be really interesting. It
25:50
Speaker 5: sounds like it's going to open huge this weekend. It
25:52
Speaker 5: sounds like the reviews are really good, and that means
25:54
Speaker 5: that it'll probably continue to make money. But this has
25:56
Speaker 5: kind of been the the movie everyone's been waiting for. This.
26:00
Speaker 5: See what Christopher Nolan's gonna do with this classic story
26:03
Speaker 5: that everybody knows and has been told multiple times before.
26:07
Speaker 5: What's the different take here? Sounds like his takes. Excited
26:10
Speaker 5: I'm seeing it tonight. I'm going to the Imax tonight.
26:13
Speaker 5: I'm getting three hours of of of non baby time
26:17
Speaker 5: to go watch the new Christopher Nolans.
26:21
Speaker 4: Go enjoy Mythological Matt Damon, Matt Damon and Hathaway, Tom
26:26
Speaker 4: Hollins and Deya, Charlie's Throne, Robert Pattinson.
26:31
Speaker 5: It's like anyone who started a movie that's made money is.
26:35
Speaker 1: In the I think about The Odyssey. I think Matt Damon,
26:38
Speaker 1: not that he won't do well. I'm just being funny.
26:40
Speaker 1: He's been in and everything, but.
26:41
Speaker 4: All right, So when it's filmed in Imax, right, so
26:44
Speaker 4: it's like that's.
26:45
Speaker 5: The entire movie. It's like, I believe this is the
26:47
Speaker 5: first time a whole movie has been filmed with Imax cameras,
26:51
Speaker 5: which is extremely hard because Imax cameras are extremely heavy
26:55
Speaker 5: and they're bulky, and they're not designed for things like
26:59
Speaker 5: action syne, so that hurts.
27:01
Speaker 4: Here's here's the thing that I want to ask Matt,
27:03
Speaker 4: is like, the visual thing is going to be striking.
27:06
Speaker 3: Can that offset like mediocre storytelling?
27:10
Speaker 4: Because it seems like recording the critics this is both like,
27:13
Speaker 4: this is both visually and emotionally on point.
27:17
Speaker 5: Yeah, he tends to find a way to kind of
27:20
Speaker 5: make visuals that look real because I mean he doesn't
27:23
Speaker 5: do a lot of CGI, he doesn't do a lot
27:26
Speaker 5: of you know, computer special effects. They're still involved, of course.
27:29
Speaker 5: I mean, he didn't bend a French you know, he
27:32
Speaker 5: didn't literally pick up a French road and inception and
27:35
Speaker 5: bend it for but you know, he and obviously you
27:38
Speaker 5: can't make a cyclops. But he does have a really
27:43
Speaker 5: good way of doing in camera effects and stuff like that.
27:45
Speaker 5: But yeah, the the you won't the story's classic. You know,
27:49
Speaker 5: it's Homer, It's one of the original stories of stories.
27:53
Speaker 5: So I think as long as you're still kind of
27:56
Speaker 5: you know, playing with the themes there and doing some
27:58
Speaker 5: smart stuff there, I mean, at this point I have
28:02
Speaker 5: to trust him, right, everyone thought he was insane for
28:04
Speaker 5: being like I need one hundred and fifty million dollars
28:06
Speaker 5: to make a movie about the guy who invented the
28:08
Speaker 5: nuclear bomb. The movie's gonna be three hours long and
28:11
Speaker 5: mostly in black and white, and you have to trust
28:14
Speaker 5: that people are going to show up. And I know
28:15
Speaker 5: what I'm doing, and he knew what he was doing,
28:17
Speaker 5: and people showed up. This is a guy who's consistently
28:22
Speaker 5: doing things that shouldn't make money, and they make money,
28:26
Speaker 5: and he does really impressive things with them. So I'm
28:28
Speaker 5: really excited to see what he does here. I'm excited
28:31
Speaker 5: to see, you know, Matt Damon in like a big,
28:35
Speaker 5: challenging role. A lot of times Matt Damon can just
28:38
Speaker 5: be playing Matt Damon. So I'll be interested to see
28:41
Speaker 5: what he's doing here. And it'll be really cool to
28:46
Speaker 5: see a movie that feels this big. You know, even
28:49
Speaker 5: if they weren't filming on Imax. You watch a Christopher
28:51
Speaker 5: Nolan movie and even you know, dialogue scenes between two
28:55
Speaker 5: people in a kitchen so feels massive, feels huge. He now,
29:00
Speaker 5: this is arguably the biggest story in history, So it'll
29:04
Speaker 5: be really interesting to see how he makes that feel
29:07
Speaker 5: so grand, so massive in the way that his best
29:10
Speaker 5: movies do.
29:11
Speaker 3: Is Hollywood coming back a ten billion dollar a year
29:13
Speaker 3: in the offing.
29:15
Speaker 5: It's this feels like the closest you know, people always
29:17
Speaker 5: ask me, you know, man is the box office back? Backer?
29:20
Speaker 5: Movie Theater's back? And this summer has felt this year
29:24
Speaker 5: has felt the closest to what a normal, good, healthy
29:28
Speaker 5: box office should look like. Yes, obviously sequels and blockbusters
29:32
Speaker 5: are making money, but you know, you've got some original
29:35
Speaker 5: movies up there. You've got stuff like Obsession and back Rooms,
29:38
Speaker 5: which I know is based on a Reddit meme but
29:41
Speaker 5: still is original to most people. You know, obviously the
29:44
Speaker 5: honysty is a book adaptation, but it's not like everyone's like, ah,
29:47
Speaker 5: that classic Homer ip, you know, and you know Wuthering
29:52
Speaker 5: Heights made money. It just feels like there's a lot
29:55
Speaker 5: more balance right now and a lot more enthusiasm for
29:58
Speaker 5: things that are new. You know. The fact that Mowana
30:02
Speaker 5: flopped through the floor is really reassuring to see because Hollywood,
30:06
Speaker 5: because the audiences are finally like, no, we have a
30:08
Speaker 5: good Moana at home. We don't need the t MoU
30:12
Speaker 5: version of Moana. Like we know, this is a money grab.
30:16
Speaker 5: So it's nice to see audiences responding that way to
30:20
Speaker 5: like the obvious stuff and then being like, yeah, I
30:22
Speaker 5: want to see what we're doing with the Odyssey. I
30:25
Speaker 5: want to see an original Werewolf movie by Robert Eggers,
30:29
Speaker 5: you know, the stuff people are excited about. And I
30:32
Speaker 5: know I'm saying this all on in two weeks of
30:33
Speaker 5: the new Spider Man movies.
30:34
Speaker 2: Well I was just gonna say, if.
30:35
Speaker 1: You're too if you're too scared of change and anything new,
30:39
Speaker 1: you still have a DC movie and a Spider Man movie.
30:41
Speaker 2: Am I right?
30:42
Speaker 5: Is right? And this is healthy. There's always been sequels,
30:47
Speaker 5: There's always been you know, ip, There's always been this stuff,
30:51
Speaker 5: but for about a decade or so there it was
30:53
Speaker 5: really reliant on exclusively those things. And Hollywood is not
30:57
Speaker 5: fixed by any means, and it's not. I mean, I'm
31:01
Speaker 5: sure I will read a headline today that they're green
31:03
Speaker 5: lighting you know, I don't know, Polly Pocket the movie
31:05
Speaker 5: or something. They already tried that, but they'll green light
31:09
Speaker 5: some other bad idea. But the fact that audiences are like, no,
31:13
Speaker 5: we really want to see Send Help. We want to
31:15
Speaker 5: see you know, the drama, the Zendea Robert Pattinson movie
31:20
Speaker 5: like that, that's really exciting to me that audiences are
31:24
Speaker 5: showing up for stuff that Hollywood hasn't been making, and
31:28
Speaker 5: audiences haven't been showing up for in a while.
31:30
Speaker 4: It's funny because you go buy the coverage and the
31:33
Speaker 4: churn of stories about box office movies and actual movies
31:37
Speaker 4: in theaters outstrips, you know, the Bear.
31:41
Speaker 3: You know, it's like it's like the Netflix the TV stuff.
31:45
Speaker 4: Now, maybe it'll change when ted Lasso fires up again
31:47
Speaker 4: because people are obsessed with soccer right now. And I
31:49
Speaker 4: know the NBC is excited because Premier League is going
31:52
Speaker 4: to get a big bump from this World Cup run
31:54
Speaker 4: when they fire up. But you know, ted as but
31:57
Speaker 4: it seems like the tightest shifting back to away from
32:02
Speaker 4: the streaming shows.
32:03
Speaker 5: Well, and you're seeing, you know, Netflix really wants to
32:05
Speaker 5: get into live programming now even more so, and they're
32:08
Speaker 5: getting you know, they're trying to find their next boards. Yeah,
32:13
Speaker 5: and I'm trying to remember, was the Bear like a
32:16
Speaker 5: big drop at once released or is that a weekly was? Yeah,
32:21
Speaker 5: And I think a lot of the streamers are moving
32:24
Speaker 5: away from that because man, unless it is a Stranger
32:27
Speaker 5: Things or a squig Game or something like that where
32:30
Speaker 5: it becomes a sensation. It's just really hard to dump
32:33
Speaker 5: all your episodes at once and be like, we're gonna
32:35
Speaker 5: get a month or two of good coverage, right, you
32:38
Speaker 5: have a weekend of covers. You know, the hype.
32:41
Speaker 1: They want the drama of people talking about the next season,
32:43
Speaker 1: and they also want the protection of not having this
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Speaker 1: to put too much money into something that they don't
32:47
Speaker 1: know is gonna work yet.
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Speaker 5: Right, Yeah, but look at the Pit. The Pit was
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Speaker 5: a weekly release, and therefore, like each week you had
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Speaker 5: people talking about that episode and building up excitement the
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Speaker 5: new Game of Thrones, you know, it's starting to get
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Speaker 5: a little bit of momentum right now. And again that's
33:03
Speaker 5: weekly released, so every week you get a new excited
33:07
Speaker 5: press cycle, you get a new excited audience, whereas these
33:10
Speaker 5: binge drops. I think it's getting more and more clear that, like,
33:14
Speaker 5: you just can't maintain that level of excitement unless you
33:16
Speaker 5: are a of the moment, you know, phenomenon, and how
33:20
Speaker 5: often can you have.
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Speaker 4: Maybe it's me and you can call me an old curmudgeon,
33:27
Speaker 4: but I would rather see stories and stuff hit my
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Speaker 4: timeline about the Odyssey and maybe even the Bear than
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Speaker 4: freaking Love Island I'm sorry, Jo.
33:40
Speaker 5: I will say I have a new respect for crummy
33:42
Speaker 5: reality TV though, because when you are a new father,
33:44
Speaker 5: when you are a new parent, like reality TV is
33:48
Speaker 5: the perfect background noise because it is dramatic and it
33:51
Speaker 5: is you know, it's engaging, but it is absolutely it
33:54
Speaker 5: is negative brain celling. I would love to using this
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Speaker 5: time to like watching streaming movies and watching the catching
34:03
Speaker 5: up on movies I've missed over the years and stuff
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Speaker 5: like that, but my brain just doesn't have the brain power.
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Speaker 5: So it's like, yeah, man, Real Housewives of Rhode Island,
34:11
Speaker 5: here we go.
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Speaker 3: Chewing gum for the eyes.
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Speaker 1: It's a Swanson hungry man dinner where you just didn't
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Speaker 1: want to make food, but you wanted something that's salty
34:19
Speaker 1: and good, you.
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Speaker 5: Know, yeah, is it even a hungry man? Sub hungry man?
34:24
Speaker 5: This is like raw frozen chicken breast.
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Speaker 2: You're right, this is tackle bell door dash.
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Speaker 5: No.
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Speaker 1: But listen, Hey, I don't know what the conversation was
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Speaker 1: like when you had to tell your wife, sorry, honey,
34:35
Speaker 1: I'm leaving the newborn baby to go watch the new
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Speaker 1: Jackass movie.
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Speaker 2: How was that? Did you do that?
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Speaker 5: I did, I don't do that. I did tell my
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Speaker 5: wife at this point. It's it's it's a fun movie.
34:49
Speaker 5: It's it's a clip show. Like the last Jackass movie
34:52
Speaker 5: is the last proper Jackass movie. This one is like
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Speaker 5: some deleted scenes and like a few fun new clips,
35:00
Speaker 5: but they're just they're funny. I like hanging out with them,
35:04
Speaker 5: and the stuff is funny, and it's a it's it's
35:07
Speaker 5: a kind of melancholy look back, which is a weird
35:09
Speaker 5: thing to be. Like, ah, the melancholy of the Jackass movie.
35:13
Speaker 5: In a way, it's.
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Speaker 1: Actually the most more interesting because instead of just getting
35:17
Speaker 1: that shovelty, you get like an actual reflection of what
35:21
Speaker 1: the entire life was, the process.
35:23
Speaker 2: And everyone growing up and getting older in a lot
35:25
Speaker 2: of ways.
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Speaker 5: So yeah, I mean it's still cries briefly. Yeah, Like
35:29
Speaker 5: he gets teared up talking about it, and you're like,
35:32
Speaker 5: I get it, man, Like the way you guys have
35:34
Speaker 5: grown up in front and the lives you've lived, the
35:38
Speaker 5: intense lives that many of these guys have gone through. Yeah,
35:43
Speaker 5: it's it's it's a fun time. Don't expect like any
35:46
Speaker 5: new great Like I don't. I don't think there's any
35:48
Speaker 5: classic bits in it, but you get to see a
35:52
Speaker 5: bunch of classic bits from the past. I mean, the
35:54
Speaker 5: golf course one is in there, and that's one of
35:56
Speaker 5: the just funniest things they've done.
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Speaker 2: It's gotta be like one of the threes.
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Speaker 1: We're getting real old but still parading themselves in a
36:03
Speaker 1: new thing right when they were the seventies, Like we
36:06
Speaker 1: can't hit curly anymore, but we still are here, you know,
36:08
Speaker 1: we're still here.
36:09
Speaker 5: Yeah. Yeah, it's a little bit like that. It's like
36:11
Speaker 5: a it's truly like like Rolling Stones on their final final,
36:16
Speaker 5: Final tour thing where it's like they don't have the energy,
36:19
Speaker 5: they don't have the or it's like seeing Willie Nelson
36:22
Speaker 5: right now, where like Willie Nelson can't do much on stage.
36:26
Speaker 5: He stands there, he can't really move much. He raises
36:29
Speaker 5: his hand, he doesn't interact much. But you're seeing somebody
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Speaker 5: you love and somebody has a warmth for what he
36:35
Speaker 5: does and a warmth for the crowd, so you're you're
36:37
Speaker 5: happy to be there for it. And boy, I don't
36:40
Speaker 5: sorry Willie Nelson if you're offended that I compared you
36:43
Speaker 5: to the jackass.
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Speaker 4: Well, here's the thing that's You walk outside your house
36:47
Speaker 4: right now and it's like you're in Willie Nelson's tour
36:49
Speaker 4: bus because of the small from Canadian fires.
36:51
Speaker 5: I'm looking around right now and it is awful. I
36:55
Speaker 5: feel like I'm in a World War movie here.
36:57
Speaker 4: It's a good time to be bunkered in because you
36:59
Speaker 4: don't want to leave your house right now, So just
37:01
Speaker 4: just hang around with the newborn. Matt Miller, thank you
37:04
Speaker 4: for joining us. We appreciate good to reconnect, my brother.
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Speaker 5: We'll talk to you down the line, fellas a dang pleasure.
37:09
Speaker 5: Talk to you later.
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Speaker 4: All right, Hey, buddy, Matt Miller, I'm mad about film
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37:19
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