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Michigan is in MOORE trouble! · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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Any questions What? Is this this is the Jabba and
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the Mouth show? I want to do a whopping.
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Doing it together. Who wants to get the ass?
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You got to put your tongue on something.
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What about your mom? Should I rethink her?
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Can I rattle her tits? That's a good one.
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How about rattling her? I want to do a whopping 631672
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3108. I actually like that one, Scoop
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said. It was long, but it was pretty
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good. You're listening to Jabba and
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the mouth. It's speedy.
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Speedy's probably not even remembering what I was saying
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when I was doing that, but Jabba's shaking his head and I
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don't know why he's shaking his head.
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It was really. It was really funny.
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I mean, yeah, but I. Can.
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Still shake my head. All right, all right, as you
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know, I'm Errol Marx, my Co host Jabba Chamberlain and the
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speedster Speedy PD Go to our website at
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www.worldwidesportsradio.com. Now ladies and gentlemen, we
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call this goodies bag of wonderful balls.
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My mom was going to wire a car. Battery on my testicles.
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Trying to put Tiger Bomb on this jungle's nuts goodies bag of
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balls. That's how you become great man.
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Hang your. Balls out there doing it
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together. Who wants to get the ass?
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You got to put your tongue on something.
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What about your mom? Should I overthink her?
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Can I rattle her tits? How about rattling her?
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I want to do a whopping. Goodness gracious Errol, you
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need to sleep with one eye open, Speedy.
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I would be. I would be knifing his ass real
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quick playing all that. I was trying to get fish back in
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fish. One of these is dedicated to
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you, you know, just if you're. Look how small fish is.
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He's like the itsy bitsy spider. All right, I got one Sports 1
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and then two kind of one off the wall, which I think you guys
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would like. And then the last one is
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dedicated to the man, Aaron Fisherman.
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So the first one, Mike, for my first bag of balls since we got
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baseball, talking baseball, obviously it's baseball season.
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This is what we know. I know Jabba, you played.
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Did you play in the NL at all? No.
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No, OK, Well, historically speaking, and I want Speedy to
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get in on this too because I'd like to hear where his head's
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at. We talked about this a little
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bit, AL versus NL, which league is, which league is the harder
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most dominant league to play in. I have some facts to back it up,
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but I want to hear what your thoughts are obviously probably.
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Like now or then. We'll go historically speaking,
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and then we'll go in the last five years.
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Historically speaking it was the AL, but in when they switched to
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DH in both leagues then it became the NL.
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It got very split after that. It was kind of even even then,
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too. I think the Yankees obviously
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skew the championships because they have 27 in the.
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Next, shut up, Speedy. Job.
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I'm not taking shots. I'm saying it's skews.
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It skews the stats when the next highest team is the Cardinals
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out of 11. Mean you.
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Yeah, so the obviously the Yankees won 27, Boston has 9,
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the A's also have 9. And then for the NL team, Saint
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Louis has 11, followed by the Dodgers at 8 in San Francisco by
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8. Historically speaking, yes, the
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AL has been the better league. Thought this would gather more
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of argument here, but clearly it did not well.
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Goody, I'm I'm going to I'm going to printing it from a
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different standpoint too. I think another reason the
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National League has a lot more of what you would consider those
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quote UN quote poverty franchises where we talked about
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we were taking shots of the Marlins and the Rockies all the
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time, the Pirates for many of our inside baseball's fish.
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They've been brought up and not me.
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I think more of those teams. I mean, obviously the White Sox,
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but I think there's more of those teams in the National, in
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the National League. That's why I don't know the the
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top teams are very steady. I think with the Dodgers and the
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Braves and see, I don't care, but the rest of them are kind of
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much more fluctuating. It really becomes a game because
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the AL is geared towards power and, and with the smaller
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ballparks and the offensive minded, you know, strategy that
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they play where when you get to the NL, obviously it's big,
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bigger, bigger parks, more pitcher friendly, which is kind
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of you know, which which is, which is kind of funny when you
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when you see amongst the two, you know, when they, when
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you're, you know, competing. But yes, traditionally the AL
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team, the AL League, American League has been the most
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prominent. Then as of recently, the
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National League has dominated. Told you.
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Yeah, the National League has has dominated recently.
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Do you want to dive into stick 6?
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The NL teams have a combined 515 win percentage versus AL 485
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with NL W obviously the Dodgers and the Padres and NL Central
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with the Brewers out performing the whole AL division in
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general. But I kind of wanted to see see
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what I think everybody here is an American League as American
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has their favorite team is in the American League.
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So that was kind of a dud. So let's go on to the next.
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One Speedy's a Mets fan. I'm a Braves fan.
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Yeah, collectively it's been only recently the National
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League has been like the more collectively dominant I would
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say the last maybe three years or.
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So why would you think that? Like why is that?
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What is your why? Why is the?
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Why is the? National League the game
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switched to when like the AL was obviously prominently with the
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DH in having power. And then when now you switched
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and took away the D the the pitcher hitting and now created
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the DH in the in the NL. Now you added another bat to the
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lineup. And, and why?
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Because they were built on a different aspect.
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Because AL was built like there are some teams that aren't built
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like that, but NL was built on speed, manufacturing, runs,
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bunting, all the other stuff. And now you add that bat to the
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lineup and not have to worry about a pitcher or worry about
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some guy hitting the pitcher 8th instead of 9th.
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And like all these other things, now you have another bat in the
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lineup where you don't necessarily have to manufacture
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as much because that's what they did.
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That's I'm a purist in baseball. I love that because it changes
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the game. A. 100%.
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That's exactly why the NL now, since they've switched, has
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become a more productive division than the ALS, because
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the AL has not changed. They didn't have to change.
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The NL did pictures in the AL or the NL?
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NL so. I think NL has the better
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pitchers overall. NL.
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Get fuss. I got a conspiracy theory on
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this I. Think I know.
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What? You're good?
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He loves those conspiracy theories.
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I personally detested the pitcher hitting in the double
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switch. I didn't understand it.
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Look, every once in a while, Bartolo Cologne would hit a home
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run, or you'd see a couple of. Guys, hit one up.
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James C. Hit a bunch.
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Right. It was always cool to see that,
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but it obviously was less a less of an offensive game in that
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situation. It was kind of just like I just
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never enjoyed it. I think NL teams always had to
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figure out how to manufacture runs and now that they don't
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have to do the stupid double switch, I just think that they
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were on the like cusp of like ways always on how to get an
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edge on getting those guys that will get them that, you know,
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either the war or the run, you know, runs advantage one way or
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another. So I think it's only that they
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kind of took the lead in these first few years where both
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leagues are having the same rules.
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What am I? Going to chase.
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It off of a person and judge the breast accordingly.
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Fish just jump on that point too.
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Like I think we were talking about with basketball earlier
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the position versatility is a lot stronger.
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We talked about that last week with Dalton VAR show the catcher
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catcher converted to center field.
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I think you're seeing more of that where you're not you
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wouldn't even have to rely on it anyway.
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I think even with the rule change, obviously still would
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have happened, but I don't think it would have been happening as
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much as it was. And I think the other thing too
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goody is there's more well run small market teams in the AL.
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When you look at the Rays, you look at your Cleveland
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Guardians, Kansas City, the A's when they're at their peak with
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the Moneyball. I don't think the NL has many of
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those teams either. Yeah, I yeah, I mean, I couldn't
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agree more with you guys. I I just think the ALS, the the
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American League is a, is a obviously it's really, it's
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built for power. So like, you know, the pitchers
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have a harder time, so their numbers are skewed.
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Now you take a picture from the American League and you throw
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them in the National League could be a different story, but
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with the way they're playing, it's a little bit different.
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All right, under our next tell that.
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To Max. Tell that to Max Freed, who went
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from the National League to the American League and is
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absolutely dominating. So don't.
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Jinx him. He's I'm.
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Just saying I'm not jinxing. I did for everybody that he.
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Dominated the National League? Exactly.
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Exactly I. Mean he's dominating.
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Right now, but. OK, we're going to say this.
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Let's go back to when C was with Cleveland, then went to
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Milwaukee and what and and seized one of my dudes.
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What did he call the NL at that time?
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He said the NL was JV. Wow.
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He led the AL and the NL in complete games.
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I believe he said the NL was JV. He's somebody who's not at that
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Dumbo. Sorry, I'm spitting facts.
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That's it. The American League is
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traditionally a harder league to pitch in because they're built
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on power. Power and the smaller ballparks,
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that's. What it and the best player
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right now in all the baseball is what in the American League so.
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Yeah, that's I would just say I would agree with you the.
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Best bet, the best pitcher, the best pitcher in baseball and the
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best player in baseball on the same team.
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Just saying. That's all I'm going to say, but
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got it. Let's go the two best players
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for them. Yeah, yeah, they are.
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I. Can the most amount of money.
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But yeah, next one fish. This one is for you.
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It's near dear to my heart. It is teacher Appreciation week,
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you know, So we want to thank you for all that you do shaping
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the youth. You know, you know, even me
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teaching me geography, you know, clearly Washington and Seattle
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and all those places where you're just not in the same
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Nevada. Nevada.
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Too Nevada Nevada, Phoenix. Not a.
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City, yes. Exactly, you know with, with
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your wealth of historic knowledge, it's just incredible.
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And we just want to thank you. And I wanted to take the 2
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minutes that I have to go around to each one of you guys
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including. Carl because he wants to give us
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and Carl. If you're online, I want you to
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put in the comments tell me I want to hear just.
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Said shout out, teachers. They're OK, let's go.
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He has his love fetish for you by the way.
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I don't know what it is, maybe it's the.
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It's the Floridians ask the question.
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Like, are you going to ask, like, what if we had a teacher
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that affected us? Yes, I.
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Did I? I want.
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To teach this thing. For you in a bad way picture.
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In a bad way. Picture Carl.
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Is Carl from Aqua teen hunger force?
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Just want to throw that. Out there.
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Is that the Coke guy, the little soda can, or the it's the human?
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The human, Yeah. No, it's yeah, the exact
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opposite there. Is 1 teacher and one vice
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principal that became a principal of a school that told
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me I am the worst student she ever had she ever dealt with or
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taught in her lifetime. And that was 30 years into
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teaching and being a vice principal.
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So I'll never forget that she kicked me out of school and I
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never I never was allowed back. So, and I'll tell you, Missus
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Posner, her name was and I used to call her, you know, other
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things. I jugs and whatever my father
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actually, I called her high jugs.
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Yes, she her jugs were like really like high up and I've
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never seen any jug. I've never seen jugs like that
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before. So I called her high jugs and
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and she caught me saying it in the middle of the hallway.
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Supposed to be. Teacher appreciation.
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Yeah, well. I'm just telling you I, I'm just
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telling you the truth. Truth.
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I compliment. I listen.
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I'm not going to compliment her high.
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Jugs I did. I did.
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I appreciate her high jugs and especially when she pulled me in
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the offense with my father. I'll never office with my father
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and telling me your son is the worst student I've ever had in
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my entire life. And that's 30 years of vice
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principal work and teaching. So I remember that like it was
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yesterday. So thank you to Missus Posner.
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I don't know if she's alive, but I enjoyed her high jokes.
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That's all I'm going to say. That's it.
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That's the truth. What I'm telling you the truth.
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You want me to sit here and lie? That like showing I.
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Thank you everybody else. Listen.
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I thank her for those wonderful jokes to look at.
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That's that's something I appreciate.
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Her for God I. I appreciated her jokes.
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That's like that little. Aunt don't.
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Care out in Long Island? How about how about in
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Connecticut? Speedy I.
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Got two of them. I got 1 middle school, 1 high
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school. Middle school was actually I
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took Latin in middle school and this teacher actually was a big,
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a big sports guy. I don't care big sports guy too.
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He actually always had these trivia questions on the board
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and even like not in the classes.
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We would always chat even about football especially.
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He also was a big soccer fan too.
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But it was always, it was always cool interacting with him in
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high school at an English teacher, really eccentric
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personality and was one of the one of the coolest students.
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He was like one of the kids, like he really had the
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personality, quality of that type.
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And I had him like 5 different year, 5 different semesters and
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like we became very close. So the Latin teacher is Seder,
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is his last name Mr. Seder and then Mr. Seder.
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He was great around Passover. And then Mr. Giordano for high
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school. Where's the matzo?
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Yeah, but. You have a coach or a teacher
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that that affected you in a positive way.
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I. Did I did.
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So it was Miss Judy Munn, 4th grade at Hartley Elementary.
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Her dad actually played in the big leagues in like the 1910s.
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And I'll never forget. I had a baseball tournament and
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I didn't get my homework though, and I'll never forget it.
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I was like Miss Munn, sorry I didn't.
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I didn't get. But she goes, it's not an
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excuse. I go, I had a baseball game and
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she goes, my dad did too, but he took care of me.
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That's not an excuse. And that was the first time I
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realized and I, and then I graduated with honors, honor
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roll and, and all the other stuff.
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But that was the first time that like, I actually realized I was
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like, I can't make an excuse because I play sport.
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Absolutely tremendous. And because she got it, because
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she grew up with it and she was a sports girl and she was just
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she was fantastic. And that that's the first one
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that I ever had. There's been a bunch, but that
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was the first one where I was like, oh, Yep, guess I can't
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make an excuse. I guess I just got to go about
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my business while we're. Going while we're going with the
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ongoing theme of 6° of the Baltimore Orioles out there,
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Huskers only, yeah. I'll I'll say something about a
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teacher too. I and thanks for doing this.
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Goody. You know, a lot of there's a lot
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of like grinding going on this time of year, getting close to
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the standardized test AP exam started today, three guys around
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the country. So it's obviously, you know,
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something that's putting a lot of pressure on teachers at this
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time. So I want to tell you about my
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favorite teacher. I was not I was a good science
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student, but I was kind of out of my mind and like I would just
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say stupid stuff all the time. As you know, you guys kind of
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tell from being on the show with me, I would walk into this
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physics classroom and just turn on the lights because he always
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kept the lights off and I hated that and I would say so this.
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Is this is high school though? Right school.
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High school, I honestly, I couldn't tell you too much.
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I don't have those, those types of memories from back in those
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days, other than mummifying a Cornish hen in 6th grade for
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some reason to show that you could do it and leave it in the
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classroom all year and it didn't smell like that's like illegal
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now you can't do that anymore. But no, Mr. Twilliger, my
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physics teacher, I'll never forget he, he put out a bed of
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nails in class and he put a cinder block on his stomach and
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he gave a kid a hammer and he said, break this and I'm going
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to show you it doesn't hurt. And the kid smashed A cinder
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block over his stomach while lying on a bed of nails that he
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made out of plywood from Home Depot and nails and it and he
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was fine. And he showed that force
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disperses evenly. And that's why people can lie on
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beds and nails. You just.
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Made my nipples hard, pretty. Crazy thing to do in the middle
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of a classroom on a random like Tuesday you.
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As a teacher, fish and my son's mother's a teacher too.
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And so like we kind of had these like how different is like,
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there's no way in hell you could do that right now.
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You have to pick your spots Java and you do you.
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Do you think it's do you think it's more beneficial or it takes
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away from kids actually being authentically themselves and
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like you showing like, hey, I can do this.
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You can conquer everything. That's a really.
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Good question and I think I'll end it with this.
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Just saying that I think a lot of people say I'm just being
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myself when we're all just being ourselves always and we always
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need to work on being better every single day.
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And you're always can find a way to get better every day.
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And those are what the good teachers and coaches tell you
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because that's what you should focus on.
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Everything else is just noise. Find a way to get better.
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If you aren't good at history, find a way to be a little bit
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better. If you aren't good at math, find
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a way to be a little bit better. That's all it is.
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It's just like everything else in life.
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And once you figure that out, you're going to stop annoying
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the teachers. They're not going to throw you
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out of the school. Looks like a Hannibal Lecter
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mask on Errol. You know, it's, it's like it's
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always. You just made my mobile card.
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Because he gets a full time job and that shit comes home with
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you pulled. It out of my ass working on.
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Grading stuff all night and really the summer's off.
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Most teachers don't take summers off.
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You got a second job, so it's not like it's all that easy
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because school ends at 2:30 or something like that.
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And shout, shout out to to Carl and yeah, it's good for.
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Paul, right there. So.
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Carl says Mr. Mcferrin High School social studies teacher
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who showed me that teaching is just like coaching, but also
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that teaching is like being on a comedy stage.
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And you get paid to rose kids. Yeah, you can't do that anymore
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unless you work at a good school.
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I've been removed from a couple of schools because I did that.
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I would tell kids that like, look, no one really cares about
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your feelings. I care a little bit.
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Look, your parents care. You know, your, your sisters,
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your friends might care a little bit.
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I'm paid to care until you leave my classroom.
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That's how it works. But once you leave school, you
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got to find a way to make people care.
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Chicks. With Dicks guess.
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What? Maybe you shouldn't have been so
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sensitive all the time and just work to get hard, would you?
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Stick a finger in his ass. Goodness, Arrow, which we're
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getting into a deep conversation here and you're over here
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fucking around with like this. Conversation on education he
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wanted to be a one and done just like everybody else yeah you
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know go to the bigs Yep and learn and get his degree from
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you know University of Phoenix that's.
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Why? He was a terrible student.
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You know what from DeVry I. Was not a terrible student, by
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the way. Apparently you were the worst in
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30 years that she's ever seen in well.
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That's because that's because I, I'll tell you guys quickly a
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funny story. I was actually in the bathroom
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my brother was in. He was two years younger than me
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and there was a kid in the school that bully people.
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So he was taking a, you know what?
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He was taking a number 1. So I told him, I said, listen,
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Elton, I'm going to smack you in the back of the head, piss on
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his feet. Piss on his feet and he says, he
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says I'm not pissed on his feet. I'm going to get suspended.
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I'll take responsibility. My brother whipped it out and
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pissed all over his feet. True story.
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You can ask my brother, it's not a lie.
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So that's how bad I was. Summer camp.
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I'll get my one of my teachers stories, my one of my first PE
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teachers, Miss Naomi in Riverdale Elementary School.
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I think she's still there. Not sure.
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I. Like school?
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He saw the athletic prowess that your boy had and asked for the
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first autograph of ever that I ever gave and she, I think she
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had it framed. So wherever that thing is that
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thank you for believing in me. I really appreciate it.
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And no, no hope you still have it, Carl.
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First of all, I'm sorry to cut you off, Goody.
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He says the most Errol was productive in school was what,
20:47
when he was in the bathroom? No, that's Tommy poops.
20:50
That's not me. OK, I, I did my thing in the
20:53
bathroom, but I I also almost burned down the school.
20:56
That's a true story, too. That's that's because of Barry.
21:00
That was. Barry Pruss's fault.
21:01
I was just in between classes and I got caught up in the
21:05
bathroom. I wonder.
21:06
Now wonder you went into radio and media.
21:10
Yeah, exactly. I just paused in between light
21:13
and the light up I. Was bad.
21:15
I was a bad kid. I got kicked out of five public
21:18
schools and one private school until I I found my way.
21:21
But it took a little while. But I just was trouble.
21:25
I don't need anything. Thank you Jesus.
21:28
Well, I how did you like by the way, the David movie, The House
21:32
of David, You like that you enjoy?
21:34
It's fantastic. I know it on like.
21:36
Episode 3 it's. Fantastic, it really is House
21:38
of. David, if you haven't seen it,
21:40
yes, Crazy Samuel's an absolute G, yes.
21:42
He is. Yes, he is.
21:44
I actually loved it about it. Yes, I actually enjoy it,
21:47
Samuel. Beard.
21:49
And partial has. This long grade Gandalf beard
21:51
that's braided up a little bit and he just rips this dude's
21:54
head off, sticks the sword sticks.
21:56
The sword right into there you go and he cut him up in pieces.
22:00
That's it's fantastic. By the way.
22:02
And by the way, House of David season 2 will be out in a couple
22:07
of months, so you got to see Part 1 to see Part 2, so.
22:10
I mean, I think I know this story.
22:12
No, but. It's different.
22:13
They they kind of brought it to life.
22:14
It's actually really, really mix.
22:16
No, it's just. Remix.
22:18
It's actually pretty historically accurate.
22:20
I asked one of my pastors and said, hey, I'm not going to sit
22:22
here and waste my time if it's not.
22:24
And he's like, no, it's very accurate.
22:25
Now they had some stuff they had to fill in, obviously, but aside
22:28
from that, very good. All right.
22:30
Well, Speaking of that, the next ball that I'm going to pull out
22:33
of this nutsack is. Have you ever sniffed line?
22:39
Catherine Austin Fitz, a former U.S. housing and Urban
22:42
Development official under President George HW Bush,
22:45
recently claimed that the US government has secretly secretly
22:48
constructed a $21 trillion underground network of cities
22:52
designed for the wealthy and powerful to survive a potential
22:55
near extinction event. Maybe when Jesus comes back.
22:58
She made these assertions during an appearance on the Tucker
23:01
Carlson podcast. Just want to know which one of
23:03
you guys have a ticket to the $21 trillion event You're.
23:07
Looking at them, I'm here, Take Me Home, Mama script.
23:12
Of the TV show on Hulu called Paradise.
23:15
Goody, you need a You need to get in that society so you can
23:19
get a baseball and hockey team to wherever that city is
23:23
exactly. I need to figure they need to
23:24
they need to put the X on the map I.
23:26
Got I got thinking. Of that, a lot of TV shows tell
23:30
the truth. Maybe Paradise is telling the
23:32
truth. Well.
23:33
We just, we just have to wait for The Simpsons and and the
23:36
girlings to come out because they predict everything anyways.
23:40
But there's, there's underground cities anyways.
23:43
There's there's one in Denver, there's one in Houston.
23:45
Under the. Galleria Mall.
23:46
Like there's underground cities as they are tomorrow, you guys.
23:50
Heard of the underground city in LA where the elite and the
23:53
Hollywood celebrities go and they don't ride the freeway,
23:56
they go into the underground city.
23:58
There's a Starbucks in there. They.
23:59
Ride all different things. Apparently there's aliens too.
24:03
I don't know. Just saying.
24:04
Jabba, have you ever been down there?
24:05
Let's go. Ask P Diddy.
24:07
I've never, I've never been there, but I've heard it like in
24:12
the aspect of like it has to be like there's some like certain
24:18
code or some like password or whatever.
24:21
No way. But yeah, they go chatter.
24:23
Why don't? You give her the bear.
24:24
Is that the? Red or the white?
24:26
White. The white.
24:27
I'll never get this one right, but they literally like go down
24:35
and I mean there's like a supermarket, there's a Starbucks
24:38
like it's like a it's a regular town.
24:40
There's one in Denver, there's one in no the.
24:43
Denver airport super creepy. I don't know if you ever I know
24:46
we've flown in there, but I know that was just looking to be with
24:48
the horse, but there's. One, there's one in Houston as
24:51
well. And these are just the ones I I
24:55
know of for a fact. So like I won't drop Maine but
25:00
are in Denver and LA. Well, in huge technique well.
25:07
Or is that just where all the good weed is out of a?
25:08
Char. Well, both, but from what I've
25:13
heard is that there's this, there's underground railroads or
25:17
tunnels that connect all the cities that.
25:19
Yeah. That's how slaves were freed
25:21
from bondage. 100 and you share. A Pew Tang pie.
25:23
With I'm just going. To say you never heard about the
25:25
Underground Railroad. Yeah, out of a char.
25:28
Exactly. But they connect all the
25:30
different. Yeah, the life.
25:34
Wherever the weed is in this underground hypothetical
25:37
society, we'll have to have Kenny go down there and see if
25:41
you could chase geese. Always high.
25:42
I will tell you the ones I know for sure are not hypothetical
25:46
speedy because. I have seen.
25:48
Pictures I have seen. I have seen actual structures
25:52
and I. Was invited.
25:54
I'm one of the guys that were introduced to all these
25:57
underground tunnels and I am going to be down there selling
26:01
the drugs and enjoying myself. When the world is going to end,
26:05
you're going to see. With you, when the world's going
26:08
to shit, they're going to be like passed it out of here.
26:11
Going back up in the morning, it's going to be.
26:12
Me and everybody else. It's me and everybody else I'm
26:15
going to need. One of your help to raid some
26:17
kind of pharmacy to get enough insulin to survive a number of
26:20
years there you. Go.
26:22
But. I do not.
26:23
I'll use. You as a float on Tucker Carson.
26:25
'S podcast. There's much veracity.
26:27
To it say what? That's all I'm going to say.
26:31
We talking. About dinosaurs now.
26:33
Lots of raptures. Yeah, are they coming back in
26:36
the Society too? Monster Rapture.
26:38
Goody if we if even if I knew where the $21 trillion tunnels
26:44
were, anyone how you get in there?
26:47
Goody how you get in there. How am I?
26:49
Gonna give you the map and I told.
26:52
You it was in like I don't know Kalamazoo, how can can you find
26:57
that? I'm sure.
26:58
That's in California, isn't it? Kalamazoo's in Michigan.
27:01
Stupid. Freaking.
27:03
Daily lives. What did Carl say?
27:09
Nathan would be in charge of all VIPs under Oh God he was.
27:13
Imagine. No, no, Nathan would have to
27:16
talk to and we believe themselves.
27:19
Good is this utter This is utter ground society have an abundance
27:22
of leashes. Yeah, leashes.
27:26
And where is this? Going.
27:27
That's where I'm going. I have no idea where this whole
27:31
conversation has gone. Conspiracy theory.
27:33
Yeah, it's conspiracy. It's.
27:34
Not a conspiracy. It is not a conspiracy theory.
27:37
Catherine Austin Fitts, former U.S.
27:40
Housing and Urban Development official under President George
27:42
W Bush. Beneficial.
27:45
So someone who's in their 70s right now most likely.
27:50
Yep, might. Have a crazy the gross.
27:51
Sexual action of cream on somebody's face.
27:56
And the only person that wants to listen to it is a guy that
27:59
can't even be on some of these crazy TV stations anymore
28:02
because he's too controversial. That's.
28:03
Me. I mean he.
28:07
Wasn't We want to make money, Errol?
28:10
We don't want that. We want to make money.
28:12
Stop. I still I still have this
28:14
picture of Errol being wheeled out of the high school in the
28:16
Hannibal Lecter. Get up like. 5 pointed just
28:21
like. I've done a lot of bad things.
28:24
I just, I will quote, Oh, you're a terrible person.
28:28
I really am. I definitely am.
28:30
I've lost my mind, friends. For lunch.
28:33
I don't know about that, but this is.
28:36
This is little titties. That's big high.
28:39
Jugs that's. High jugs.
28:41
OK, how many times do I have to tell you guys this?
28:43
She does. She did have the nicest jugs.
28:45
I can't, Bobby. Bobby puts on his feet.
28:47
I. Just on his feet.
28:48
Think a dog. In his in his lunch box.
28:51
Actually, I was stealing people's lunch boxes when I was
28:53
a kid. I was doing, I was doing that,
28:56
you know, what is that Billy Madison thing, Billy?
28:59
Doyle, are you saying that you were?
29:01
I was. I was doing, I was AI was a bad,
29:05
I was a bad seed. I'm not going to lie, I'm I'm
29:08
sorry. I when we played dodgeball, I
29:10
would be aiming for their heads or their, their private air.
29:13
That's what I'd be trying to do. Trying to hurt you didn't.
29:16
Throw hard enough to hurt him. I don't know about that job.
29:19
I have a pretty good arm, man. I got a pretty good arm when it
29:22
came to dodgeball I. Couldn't break a paint glass.
29:25
Bing Bing. I tried to paint the corners job
29:27
at a dodgeball because I knew I didn't have the velocity, so I'd
29:30
go sidearm and try to hit you in the toe, no?
29:33
I'd listen for. Someone.
29:35
Oh, I was that guy, 100% I was. The dodge ball champ, baby.
29:39
Dodge ball, champ. Maybe in dodgeball, I guess.
29:46
Hey, I'll suck on some toes. I ain't mad at it.
29:48
Oh God. There you go, that's a clip.
29:50
That's going to be 1. That that by itself makes me
29:54
sick to my stomach. Just the thought of feet in my
29:56
mouth. Anyways, Speedy, you like toes
30:03
in your mouth, right? I.
30:04
Don't. How about?
30:05
Nails. You like nails in your mouth?
30:06
Do you like fingers in your mouth?
30:07
Not. Yours.
30:09
I didn't want to stick my. Fingers in your butt.
30:11
Oh, you. Definitely does. 100% grade A
30:14
meet baby. Oh right.
30:17
Was that the last of goodies? Bag of balls?
30:19
Well, yeah, I don't think. You guys can handle anymore?
30:21
No. I think, I think we, we've taken
30:23
the bag and we definitely threw the balls out of the bag, right
30:26
Speedy? I just put the balls in any.
30:29
Strikes or balls Speedy. That's the pitchers.
30:32
We have two pitchers here. Well, the balls are drained
30:35
well. Speaking of drained, ESP NS Dan
30:38
Wetzel reports that Michigan football head coach Sharon Moore
30:43
Sharon Moore is expected to be suspended for two games related
30:47
to Connor Stallion's cheating scandal.
30:49
The decision was made by Michigan athletic department and
30:53
Moore still could receive more punishment by the NCAA.
30:58
In their most recent investigations in August 2024,
31:02
Michigan got 11 violations and six of those violations were
31:06
Level 1 violations. There will also be a trial for
31:10
Stallion's case on June 6th and 7th, and if any new information
31:17
comes out could mean more could be suspended even longer.
31:23
More will not be able to be at practice or other team
31:28
activities during the suspension, according according
31:31
to the most recent NCAA rules change enforced last year.
31:36
Moore was suspended for three games at the start of last
31:40
season and their only loss was against #3 Texas.
31:45
Michigan will face Central Michigan and Nebraska in the two
31:49
games More is expected to miss next year.
31:53
Well, ladies and gentlemen, it's pretty simple right now.
31:56
Michigan is under scrutiny and they're going to be under
31:59
scrutiny for the next couple of months until this investigation
32:03
is over. This investigation is never
32:05
going to be over because Michigan has been cheating like
32:09
every other team in college football and college basketball
32:14
and even college baseball. It's been going on for ages.
32:17
Ladies and gentlemen, everybody is trying to find a nut.
32:21
If you're going to try to find a nut, you might as well look in
32:23
Speedy's bands because it's not going to be over there in
32:25
Michigan. But I will say this, what the
32:29
NCAA has done to not only schools and obviously what is
32:35
going on in the NCAA with NIL deals, we have seen them screw
32:40
many different people. There's one guy right now that
32:44
is not allowed to go to USC anymore and that is Reggie Bush.
32:48
He got his Heisman Trophy back. Big whoop.
32:52
He was not invited to the Heisman Trophy dinner because
32:56
he's not considered a Heisman Trophy winner because he cheated
33:00
as the NCAA considers him a cheater.
33:03
It's been what a big problem and this has been going on forever.
33:06
I don't know why anybody thinks that what Michigan did was bad
33:10
him. How's it him considered cheating
33:13
when he was trying to take care of?
33:15
He didn't cheat, he sent. 50. He didn't bet on the games.
33:20
He didn't do that. Exactly He.
33:22
Just he just took something to take care of his family like
33:26
I'll be the first one to admit and they can watch my show.
33:30
I don't give a shit. Was I getting free meals at
33:33
Applebee's when I was pitching Friday night for Nebraska and
33:36
getting to the World Series? You're damn right I was.
33:39
Was I getting free tickets? Was I getting free tattoos?
33:43
100 was he? Getting free blowjobs.
33:45
You're 100% right. I'm sorry, no.
33:48
I wasn't at that point, I'm sorry.
33:51
It was the Yankee years. It was the Yankee years, No?
33:54
I was faithful and I then when I got to the big leagues, it was a
33:57
little different it. Was a lot of those, a lot of
33:59
those, yeah, But. I just at that, I just don't
34:02
understand how that comes into cheat.
34:06
Like we're not cheating. Like we're poor ass kids.
34:12
Like if I can get a free meal and like take care of my family
34:16
and like, OK, I want to get tattoos.
34:18
I want to do whatever. Like I'm not cheating.
34:21
Now if I'm betting on it, that's different because you're trying
34:26
to throw the game and sway it a certain way.
34:29
But if I'm just getting free meals and like free stuff, oh,
34:34
it's. Just like if your roommate's
34:36
parents come into town and they pick up the top.
34:39
I took Carter out for his birthday and he had eight
34:42
teammates. I.
34:44
Just I gave up the entire you know what bothers me about this
34:47
whole story? But I'm.
34:47
Not but you know why? But I'm not an alumni.
34:50
If I was an alumni, technically is illegal, you know.
34:54
What bothers me about this story is it seems like Michigan is
34:58
always in between these stories. Every single time.
35:01
It's either Notre Dame, Michigan and one of these big schools
35:05
that obviously bring in players or cheat or they find ways to,
35:10
you know, connive rules and, and bring in money or put money, you
35:14
know, push money under the table.
35:15
Remember Arizona? Remember.
35:19
But it's I said it. How about Arizona's coach?
35:22
Remember Miller? Remember the FBI was
35:24
investigating college basketball coaches and they were, they were
35:28
on the phones listening to the conversations with players.
35:31
Now all of a sudden, these guys, these kids are getting NIL deals
35:34
worth about 6 to 7 million. Arch Manning just got a five and
35:38
a half, $1,000,000 deal from Red Bull.
35:40
Come on, guys, this has been going on forever.
35:42
Cheating and fine, trying to find ways to win.
35:45
Everybody's trying to find an edge.
35:47
Ask Bill Belichick, he's the king.
35:49
The finding edges and getting caught, it's been going on
35:53
forever. It doesn't matter if it's in
35:55
college. It doesn't matter if it's in
35:56
professional sports. It doesn't matter if you're out
36:00
there trying to take a test and trying to find the key.
36:03
The key to cheating with all the kids sitting there and giving
36:06
all the answers. By the way, I cheated on my fire
36:09
department test. Every single kid was in the
36:11
bathroom trying to get the answers and doing it in the
36:13
stall. So I mean, everybody cheats.
36:16
They find a way to cheat. They try to find a, you know, a
36:19
way, way of, you know, getting out of, you know, studying or
36:22
doing whatever the hell they're trying to do against a team.
36:25
I can tell you one. Thing Errol, my entire career I
36:29
never cheated one time. I never used sticky, I never
36:35
used anything other than Advil and Red Bull.
36:38
I can tell you one time and I will say with my heart on my
36:40
son's life and God rest my father's life.
36:44
There is not one time I ever cheated in the game that I
36:47
played that I loved so much. Not one time you never.
36:50
Popped the Vicodin dude. Little Percocet an Oxycontone.
36:55
That's not cheating though. It's just you feel good if it's.
36:58
Prescribed. It ain't cheating.
37:00
There you go. Exactly.
37:01
Well. We can ask somebody that's
37:03
coaching over there with the Broncos.
37:05
I mean, he will look at that. And we can ask Jim.
37:08
Ersay with a little you know Ersay.
37:11
I mean, they were hanging out with each other.
37:13
I never. Used sticky in the one year that
37:15
I tried to use it was 21 and that's the first year they
37:18
started cracking down on it and I was like, yeah, so you.
37:22
Were smoking crack, is that what you're saying?
37:24
He said. Sticky stuff and cracked up
37:26
baseball. The whole no I.
37:28
Know what he was talking. I know what he was talking
37:30
about. It went over.
37:31
You have to question. You you were a terrible student.
37:33
We don't really know. I.
37:35
Was first of all, I was not. First of all, I'm absolutely
37:39
funny. It just went over your head.
37:41
It's OK, Jabba. Being in Nebraska, you know
37:43
things go over your head. You know it's because you're in
37:46
the cornfield. Hanging out about Nebraska,
37:48
You're hanging out, you're hanging.
37:51
It's much. More it's much you've never.
37:54
Been. I don't.
37:55
Have to be in Nebraska. I've been to Montana.
37:58
So it's the same thing, buddy. No, it's cornfields and all
38:02
fields of crap out of your mind. That's what it is.
38:06
I'm sorry. Omaha.
38:08
Omaha. Omaha.
38:10
Goody there are no NHL teams I'd.
38:12
Rather, I'd rather be out in Riverhead when I'm going to get
38:15
myself a nice cup of wine or something like like that, then
38:17
going out. My state, figures apart, lives.
38:20
In Long Island. Oh yeah.
38:21
Where? Where in Long Island?
38:22
Where in Long Island you've never.
38:23
Been here. Degrom lived in Long Island.
38:27
Yeah, you mean Matt? Steven Mats is from Long Island.
38:31
I know he's from there, yes, but you can't talk shit about a
38:34
place you've never been now. I I I see enough pictures long?
38:38
Island thing. Oh, pictures.
38:40
That's it, I thought. You'll be quiet over there.
38:43
You'll be quiet over there. Your brother lives in Long
38:45
Island, too. Stop it.
38:47
Stop it he doesn't stop it. Make it off the island enough
38:49
either. No first of.
38:51
All I've been, all about, everything I've been.
38:52
I've been. First of all, first of all,
38:56
first of all to say that I to say I was never anywhere.
38:59
I've been all I've been, I've been all over the world.
39:03
So maybe I haven't been Nebraska.
39:04
Why would I want to be in Nebraska?
39:06
OK, I've been everywhere else. Dude, the runs.
39:09
I didn't want to be in Long Island either.
39:11
It's awful. I left.
39:12
It's it's awful. The food is better than
39:14
Nebraska. Come on, stop it.
39:16
You're going to tell me Long Island's crap?
39:18
It's got the beaches, it's got women, it's got everything.
39:22
And if you want to drown somebody, you can drown somebody
39:24
in the water. If it's not the backyard of your
39:26
swimming pool, it could be at the beaches.
39:29
And there's a lot of sharks. That's the only reason why I
39:30
don't go in the water anymore. But nevertheless.
39:34
You also have that Montauk over there with all the weird
39:37
experiments going on. Stop with this crap.
39:41
I mean you. Hey.
39:42
That's the Montauk Montauk experiment.
39:44
You know it. You got.
39:46
Listen, you got. Aliens and all sorts of shit
39:48
coming out of that. Where was this?
39:50
Direction of the show going I. Don't know, but I I will say
39:53
this, as far as the Michigan situation, I'm not surprised
39:57
that the NCAA is trying to screw something and, and I I again, I
40:02
think Michigan cheated, but why? Why even prosecute them?
40:06
It's been going on in sports, including college football
40:09
forever. Stealing signs, doing all these
40:12
different things. It doesn't matter to me.
40:16
You don't care. You shouldn't care about what
40:18
they're doing behind closed doors.
40:20
Why the hell should you care about what they're doing on a
40:23
football field? All right.
40:24
How about change up your signs? If you think your team the other
40:26
team, well, they. Did try to do that.
40:28
They hired a bunch of different students allegedly to be able to
40:30
go to the road teams before that.
40:32
And then Sharon Moore also sent 50 two texts out in that in that
40:36
thread with Jim Harbaugh involved in that process.
40:39
So there it was very elaborate and it was very the signs were
40:43
that's why it was hard for them to catch it for a while.
40:45
They were doing it for three years.
40:46
Remember they. Didn't care what Johnny Manzel
40:48
was doing behind closed doors, and I think that's the big
40:51
party. Johnny was doing Yeah, they.
40:52
Didn't care because he was a superstar player and didn't even
40:55
show up the practices and this. Is, I think, different.
40:58
I know Java, you were bringing up the NIL scandal, NIL deals
41:01
before and like obviously teams have paid athletes under the
41:03
table all the time, time and schools are going to be able to
41:06
do that for a while and they were doing that long before this
41:09
rule was put in place. But this is different.
41:10
This is actually a game enhancing, performance enhancing
41:13
scandal right there when you're stealing side.
41:15
So I think that's the big difference of why maybe them as
41:18
the school and the. Morris Coach.
41:20
I understand what you're saying, but exactly what Fish said.
41:25
If you don't want me to steal your science, be better at it.
41:27
No, no, I know. I think they're processing very
41:29
elaborate, not. Checkers and they.
41:31
Were using all this military grade technology they were
41:33
using, like I said, all these different students, which means
41:36
they were getting paid under the table too.
41:37
This is a whole bigger scandal than just this.
41:39
So Errol's right, if the NCAA wants to make an example out of
41:42
this, two games is nothing. Look.
41:44
It just bothers the hell out of me.
41:45
Every time I think about Reggie Bush, it bothers the hell not
41:48
the. NCAA, that's what it is.
41:49
This is self-imposed by Michigan Speedy.
41:52
So they're trying to jump the gun with the suspension, right?
41:58
Come on. Fish.
41:58
You don't think Fish you don't think the NCAA has something to
42:01
do with this? Come on.
42:02
No the. NCAA is going to do a much
42:05
larger, I know suspension, but. You know, they reached out to
42:08
Michigan and they were like, if you're not going to do
42:11
something, we're going to do something even worse.
42:13
You know, they're, they're in there Michigan.
42:15
Doesn't want to give up certain files to them because, I mean,
42:19
there's a good reason not to trust the NCAA overpass
42:22
president always. No, that's.
42:23
That's fair. I I think like that's the
42:25
precedent you want to set, though.
42:27
Like yes, and that's where I think Michigan like only doing
42:29
it for two games and they did it for two games.
42:31
I know Nebraska's better job, but they're still not thought of
42:34
as like a Big 10 powerhouse. No, we.
42:36
Suck. And I know, did they?
42:37
Find Harbaugh Is Harbaugh getting fined because he got out
42:40
of this? Pretty soon he got.
42:41
Out of it he would have been the one suspended last year and I
42:43
think they said they would have extended his smartest guy in the
42:45
world, probably the half the smartest.
42:47
Guy in the world. There last year because he was
42:49
also. The same thing.
42:50
Let's face it, smartest. Guy in the world, but again.
42:52
This is not an NIL thing. They know what they're handling.
42:55
They're not stupid. They're.
42:57
All cheating. What do you think?
42:58
You everybody thinks that Coach K was never cheating.
43:01
He absolutely was cheating. They all cheat.
43:04
They all find a way to recruit these players as well as they're
43:08
trying to find an edge. Every single sport, every
43:11
single, it doesn't matter where you go, AAA, AA, single, A
43:15
professional, it don't matter. They are always trying to find
43:20
an edge. Why do they care so much?
43:22
And this guy is going to trial. You're going to sit, you're
43:24
going to put this guy through trial.
43:26
This. It's the most ridiculous,
43:28
redundant thing in college. Basket of college football has
43:31
someone watching signs they have all these coaches up in the
43:34
booth listen, I know because I coach up in a booth I'm only one
43:38
guy and we have sometimes I have another person with me you know
43:40
what I tell them to do because I'm doing most of the work check
43:43
out who's coming in and out when they have different signals just
43:46
when they. Do it.
43:47
When do they? Do it.
43:48
Can you give me any information? Cuz it's an information game and
43:52
Michigan was just like how about we just be better at that?
43:56
Cuz it's part of the game, Cuz it is part of the.
43:59
Game by doing moles in the stand because you're just watching.
44:02
I think that if you're paying people under the table and
44:06
you're not paying taxes and you're doing certain things that
44:10
you know are wrong, then there's got to be some kind of penalty.
44:13
But. So say there on your staff, say
44:15
it's your like assistant coordinator, right?
44:17
And like you're running all your schemes, getting everything
44:20
ready and you just say, hey, you know what, go watch.
44:24
You know, because we know Jayden's coming in this
44:27
whatever. And like, he's got his
44:29
binoculars and he's watching that.
44:32
Is that stealing signs? Just think.
44:34
About how many people they have on a college sideline and in a
44:36
college booth. I mean, I'm usually up there
44:39
calling a game with one other person Max.
44:41
They have about 40 people on staff.
44:44
What are they all looking at? At least one or two of them, if
44:47
not more, looking at the signs of the other team watch on the.
44:50
Side and Java they. Weren't all staff members
44:52
either. They were random students, a lot
44:54
of them just planted that as most.
44:57
Quality control coaches, Yeah. I'm sure Michigan invented a
45:00
turn the. Mate the made-up, the made-up
45:03
title. There's a lot of interesting
45:05
titles for coaches out there during the 90s because they're
45:09
kind of incompetent, but sometimes you give it to them
45:11
because you don't want people to know what they really did
45:13
during. The 90s, what it what were you
45:15
watching on the sidelines when it came to football?
45:18
You had the backup quarterback calling up signs.
45:20
That's what they were doing. And then obviously the NCAA
45:24
said, you know what this is, is not a good thing.
45:26
Then they started giving them headsets.
45:28
And then they're using headsets up there, up there in the press
45:32
boxes. And you're not.
45:33
You have a certain amount of headsets you're allowed to have
45:36
on the sidelines. The NCAA has rules.
45:39
There are certain amount of headsets you're supposed to have
45:41
and who's allowed to be on the headset.
45:43
But trust me, if you don't think there are other people upstairs
45:47
and having headsets or have something to say in the middle
45:50
of it, you guys are absolutely gullible.
45:52
You're stupid. The NCAA has been allowing this
45:55
forever and because Michigan was caught and everybody's been
45:58
getting caught, they're just they're trying to make a
46:00
statement and they and a lot of people can't stand the Michigan
46:03
Wolverines. They can't stand that that
46:05
program and they're going to try to absolutely drop the hammer on
46:09
them. I think it's despicable and the
46:11
NCAA needs to stop this before it gets even worse because
46:14
they're not the only team that's doing Ohio State.
46:16
You think they're not cheating? Come on.
46:19
I definitely. Do come.
46:20
On, you're going to tell. Me, the bug whistle blower
46:22
behind all, allegedly. Yes, absolutely, with all.
46:27
Their nil money. You don't think they could cover
46:28
up something too? Absolutely.
46:30
USC Pete Pete Carroll got away with murder.
46:34
If you don't, if you don't think all of these teams in some way,
46:38
shape or form, now it's a little bit they can get away with a
46:40
little bit more because of the NIL.
46:43
But if you don't think they're cheating in some way, shape or
46:45
form, I don't know whether you're living under a rock or
46:49
you're missing form or you just want to just hide behind it and
46:53
think they live. In goodies underground society
46:55
or living? In Jabba's cornfields, I mean.
46:59
It's but even living in our cornfields art that's that's
47:03
what funds Nebraska football there you.
47:06
Go in volleyball. There you.
47:07
Go they live in a cornfield and make ass loads of money and give
47:12
it to the school. But they know why.
47:15
They know exactly what it is. Speaking about it, you know.
47:18
They have private planes too that they give to the school to
47:22
give. NIL money on a On a side note,
47:24
Errol brought up Sean Miller. Now Sean Miller on a Texas
47:27
Longhorns NIL budget. What could possibly go wrong
47:29
please? Oh my God.
47:31
Estimated $40 million budget, by the way, for.
47:34
Texas. Oh, you.
47:36
Forget we have one of the richest people in the world that
47:39
lives literally 40 minutes from me.
47:43
Who's that? Warren Buffett.
47:45
Buffett. Right, I was going to say, must
47:47
I must live? Over there, the old.
47:48
Buff We have the. We have the most billionaires
47:50
per capita. He just stepped.
47:52
Down, by the way, today as CEO, he.
47:55
Just let him take over. Yeah, A.
47:57
Lot, a lot of seniors are stepping down.
47:59
I mean, he is. He are pretty.
48:01
Weird, man. All right.
48:02
Boys eat the. McDonald's every day, anyways.
48:04
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48:39
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48:40
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48:46
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48:56
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48:59
Speedy, who do we have on the show?
49:00
All right. Returning to the show, I believe
49:01
Jabba, this was the first ex football player when you were
49:04
when you first joined us that we had on the show.
49:06
Returning the show, former Carolina Panthers cornerback CJ
49:08
Wilson will be back on our show that's.
49:10
Right, the old seedster, by the way, CJ Wilson, it was great on
49:15
this show. Got a great personality.
49:17
He knows how to have a little bit of fun.
49:19
I I wanted. Did you talk to Riley yet?
49:22
Yeah, Riley Leonard will probably be on either next week
49:25
or the week after. He's been busy celebrating his
49:28
draft and he's getting ready. He's been going to rookie camps.
49:31
He's already at the rookie camps right now and Indianapolis
49:34
throwing the ball. So I I think Riley Leonard has a
49:37
very good chance of winning that job in the next couple of years.
49:40
He just needs to develop. And why not Indianapolis?
49:43
He's the perfect fit. You have Daniel, you have Daniel
49:46
Jones there who plays kind of this.
49:48
They're both Duke guys, so it's crazy.
49:51
Carl, you're. Stupid.
49:54
Yeah, right. Honeymoon.
49:55
Will be in the yeah. He'll definitely be in the
49:57
cornfields, that's for sure. Vote.
49:59
Let it distract him from his. Previous Comment Official Be
50:01
ready to give Goody a geography quiz at some point, you guys.
50:04
Are idiots. You really are jackasses.
50:06
Anyways, that's it for our show. We'll be back as you know on
50:10
Thursday. Until then, this is our show,
50:13
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50:14
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