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#163 - 2025 Year in Review · The Chris and Mike Show

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  And we're live again. Says I need no more streaming
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  power, Wants me to upgrade. Yay, I was supposed to be.
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  That's my 20 year Chip 21's corner on the corner.
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  Welcome to the Christian Mike show.
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  I'm Chris. He's Mike.
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  This is the Christian Mike show. Welcome.
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  For 2025 in case. Twitchers.
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  In case you just joined us, this is take two.
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  Just take one, It said. Hey, you're no longer connected,
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  but hey. Around for all of Take One,
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  congratulations. I will say that we're at both
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  streaming 99% upload this time, so whatever glitch there was,
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  they must have fixed the glitch. Well, very nice.
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  They must have fixed the glitch. So since this is the actual
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  final recording of 2025, we should maybe we should start off
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  with 2025 highlights, not with us because we were highlighted.
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  You know enough. So here's the here's when you
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  when you Google. Let's open this up.
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  Let's open this up. Oh, that's nice.
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  It's what happened. What the heck?
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  I opened this up and it turned to the oh, your search in 2025.
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  OK. Oh, that's interesting.
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  I'm going to share this. This is interesting how they're
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  doing this. Check this out, man, because I
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  was just going to be like, hey, you know, here's a here's a
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  here's a bucket list of what happened in in 2025, right?
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  So what, what Google did was this like it's, it's it's see
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  what happened in 2025 that you can pick where global or
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  Argentina. Let's what do you want to
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  explore? You want to explore another
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  country? That's pretty cool, man.
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  It could be cool, right? Let's let's let's let's just
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  spin it. I know what.
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  I'll just spin it from there and see where it stops.
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  There you go. Nothing's available in Panama.
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  Go back this way. What?
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  About Canada, We had a lot of guests from Canada.
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  We have had a lot of guests from Canada.
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  OK, Canada, what has happened in Canada?
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  Go here we go. It's adjusting.
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  It's thinking, it's taking a long time to say what happened
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  in Canada. Oh, look, the the map pulled it
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  up. I guess we're seeing Canada.
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  Let's see what happens. News and events in Canada.
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  The Blue Jays What the Blue Jays do Did they win the World
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  Series? Now I don't even remember.
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  That's embarrassing. No, it was the Dodgers.
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  Oh shit, they played in the World Series?
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  They played in the world, no? It was the IT was the Blue Jays
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  one. It was the Blue Jays.
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  No, no, the Dodgers came back and won it, I thought.
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  Shit, see, we don't even remember.
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  Just so So when I go here, share this tab instead.
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  Oh, what happened to the Blue Jays in 2025?
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  I think they made to the World Series, right?
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  But I don't think they won. No, the the World Series, last
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  two World Series they won were back-to-back in 9293.
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  They had a division title. In 2025, they made it to the
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  World Series, I think, but they lost.
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  They lost to the last of the Dodgers because of all the money
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  the Dodgers bought, they bought. Memories.
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  Not as bad as I thought it was. I was pretty sure it was the
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  Dodgers. Yeah, the Dodgers bought a Super
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  Bowl, not a Super Bowl. Dodgers bought a wool series.
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  OK, let's see what oh stop that already.
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  I said no, we don't care about Canada.
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  I don't I Canada once boring. OK, let's just there's nothing
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  because it goes to the I'm scrolling on.
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  It's like the news and events Blue Jays Canada election
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  results Iran LA fires and Charlie Kirk.
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  How does that the only two that really are are relevant to
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  Canada are the Blue Jays and the Canadian election results.
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  That's it, right? Right.
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  The. Rest of it's all United States.
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  Right. Oh, I didn't know that Ed Gein
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  passed away in 2025, did you know that?
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  I did not, but that would explain why they did the
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  documentary on Netflix now, right?
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  OK. Or made a point of?
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  Yeah, so there's that. So this is people that died.
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  Mark Carney, Ed Gein, Jimmy Kimmel.
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  Jimmy Kimmel's not dead, no. Through him and to make sure
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  you're paying attention. Clicked on, oh, maybe I clicked
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  on people instead of oh, maybe those were the newsworthy people
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  of 2025. Oh, over here is the people who
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  passed. OK, my bad.
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  So Charlie Kirk, I don't know why Charlie Kirk's number one,
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  Ozzy Osbourne, she's number one, You know, as far as as far as a
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  worldwide, you know, moment, right?
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  I would think Ozzy was was more than Charlie Kirk, but Ozzy Kirk
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  Hogan, Diane Keaton. Diane Keaton died.
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  Yeah, she's dead, man. Diane Keaton is dead.
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  She died. It happened.
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  I think she was old. And Gene Hackman, Val Kilmer,
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  Robert Redford, Pope Francis, Malcolm Jamal Warner.
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  That was a shocking one, right, Because, you know, that was old.
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  He was, he was. No, he was swimming or something
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  with his kid in, in Cabo. Yeah.
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  So that that's, that rounds out the top 10 deaths, top ten, the
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  top five movies of 2025. Happy Gilmore Minecraft movie.
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  I saw a Minecraft movie. Fucking stupid.
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  But I took a little man, so I had to deal with it.
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  Yeah, but how did little man like it?
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  Because that's the target. He.
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  He. It, it was, it took a while to
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  get him engaged, man, because they had this, they, they were
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  trying to set a plot. So the first 30 minutes of it
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  was just like, why are you doing this for a, for a, you know, a 5
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  year old. It didn't work once.
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  Once it started going, then he got dialed into it.
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  Yeah, you can't lay it back. Story front.
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  No, I mean, the back story is there, man.
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  It's, it's Minecraft. It's mine.
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  For 8 year old, is that like their target audience?
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  Probably, probably Enora, don't know what that is.
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  Superman. Superman hit hit hit Netflix or
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  wherever is streaming within two weeks of being released.
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  So I don't know how you can be that as a top five movie.
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  Sinners, we watch Sinners. I don't know if you've seen it.
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  It was it was different. It was interesting.
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  It wasn't. Yeah, I actually like that one.
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  Yeah. Weapons.
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  Didn't see that Nosferatu Nah 'cause you know how many times
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  you remake that? Didn't see Thunderbolts 28 years
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  later How to Train your Dragon so didn't see any of those
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  except except Gilmore and Minecraft and Sinners.
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  I always saw Gilmore and sinners I never saw the rest of.
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  Any of them? Yeah.
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  Severance was top ten, top ten TV shows.
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  Severance. That was a good show, right?
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  Right. White Lotus was a good show.
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  I didn't see any of the other ones.
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  The first season was good at second season sucked.
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  True, I like the second season just because because Walter
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  Coggins was in it and he's a cool actor.
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  Walter Coggins. Yeah, maybe I should give it
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  another shot. I gave up.
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  The cool thing about him, dude, is he actually maintains all his
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  social media stuff. I didn't realize that.
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  I like something and then I get this, I get this reply from him
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  and I'm like, that's nonsense. This guy was like, no, he
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  actually manages his own social media.
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  I'm like, that's cool. He's land man.
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  Yeah, he is a good actor. Land man.
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  I I haven't, we haven't got past series the episode 1 of season 2
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  because it just didn't hold up to my standards.
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  But we'll get back into that. The Pit was a good that was a
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  good medical drama that's coming back January 8th.
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  For those of you that are interested in The Pit.
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  I actually had four doctors and I was playing poker with.
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  It was funny. I sold the house to an ER doctor
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  and then I was out into a poker game.
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  So it's me and four emergency room doctors like, OK.
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  And they all, when I brought up the Pit, they are like, if that
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  is by far the most realistic show you're ever going to watch
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  when it comes to what the emergency room is really like.
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  That's awesome. Off to check that out.
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  Yeah, watch that. Yeah.
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  January 8th, I think it's on Apple.
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  Don't quote me, but I think it's on Apple.
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  That one's on Mac. What?
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  Nikki. Yeah, January 9th.
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  I'm sorry, I said January 8th. That was Nikki in the
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  background. So that that that's, that was
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  kind of boring. I was hoping we get more from
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  2025, but you know, you know. So it's all had to offer.
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  What's that? That's all had to offer.
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  That's all it had to offer. So if you've been watching the
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  news, I don't watch the news I get on my news on on social
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  media now. Me too, pretty much.
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  You know, like Abraham Lincoln was quoted on on Instagram about
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  two months ago. Everything you read on Instagram
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  is real. And for those of you, for those
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  of you don't know, Abraham Lincoln was a 16th president of
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  the United States, aging very well.
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  Here's here's something funny too.
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  So, so I follow this thing on Instagram.
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  Remember the member series Faces of Death when we were young?
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  OK, right. Unfortunately, yeah.
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  So I had the series. Right.
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  I had the whole VHS series and and back then it was, it was, it
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  was not edited at all Like it was legit like there was there's
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  one this reporter. Come to find out, some of them
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  were legit and some of them were staged.
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  Oh, really? Yeah.
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  OK, that's disappointing. So this one reporter was was
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  talking a politician or something was talking to a crowd
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  and he had a he had a paper bag and he pulled out the paper bag
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  in front of everybody and put it underneath his chin and blew his
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  head off. So that's what faces death was
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  his weird little scenes of faith of death.
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  That that. So there's an Instagram thing I
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  follow that top 1000 moments before people die or when they
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  die or something. And they actually a couple days
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  ago they I don't know if it's real or not because AI now you
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  can't tell, right? But they actually had Lincoln
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  sitting up in the booth and getting, you see his head just
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  shot and he kind of flew. And then people jump out of the
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  out of the booth, out of the balcony and and run the scammer
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  away. And that was supposed to be the
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  assassination of Ken of Lincoln. So those of you that believe me
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  that I said Abraham Lincoln was alive, he's not.
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  It was a joke. But you know us.
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  So, you know, that we like, we have an affinity for serial
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  killers, you know, not in a bad way, but just, you know, it's
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  fascinating to us. So there's some stuff going on
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  right now. Get the ads away, man.
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  That they're 34 bodies. Houston officials, they're
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  denying this. They're denying there's been 34
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  bodies after there's a serial killer, after 30, after 34
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  bodies were found. So they found the 34 bodies,
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  right? They found them because it says
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  it right here. They found the 34 bodies in the
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  bayous, but they're saying there's not a serial killer.
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  So what are they attributing their?
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  I don't know. I don't.
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  Know well I should say right? There.
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  Yeah. So here it is.
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  As rumors spread online, concern grows.
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  Houston officials are responding to to mounting fears after 30-4
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  bodies recovered from the Houston area by use in 2025,
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  nearly matching last year's total of 35.
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  Despite alarming number, authorities insist there's no
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  evidence of a serial killer operating in the area.
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  Now when Lake Mead has has has receded the waters, right.
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  They started finding all these bodies in Lake Mead, which is
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  all attributed to the mob back in the, you know, 50s and 60s
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  and 70s. And as more and more water goes
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  away, more and more bodies start coming up.
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  So it's kind of obvious. There's also something else
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  recently in the news, I don't know if you saw this, that
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  somewhere outside of the Nevada desert, there's like 300 bodies
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  found. And I want to say that that
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  definitely is tight in the mobs. 300 bodies found.
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  Yeah, it is. Goes right up, dude.
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  OK, OK, so here it is. Here it is, right here.
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  This is cool. I mean, it's not.
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  It's not cool. Don't get me wrong, people.
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  It's interesting. Oh, it's a news.
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  There it is. He made it remains found in the
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  desert. Now our news.
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  Now investigators are learning more about the investigation
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  well underway to find out who did it.
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  As another Funeral Home steps up to give all those people a
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  proper resting place. Our investigators breaking the
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  news about that disturbing discovery and Searchlight about
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  an hour South of the valet. That story made international
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  headlines and today only 8 News Now investigator David charms
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  back in Searchlight as another Funeral Home took care of each
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  and everyone. Behind.
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  Every See, I didn't know that they were cremated, so that's
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  even more interesting, right? Because how do you find cremated
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  remains? No shit.
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  There's a name. Yeah, I don't get that 300 piles
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  of cremator remains uncovered. Like, how do you, how do you go
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  into a desert and determine what's what's desert and what's
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  human remains? Well, they must have found some
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  bones that were big enough. Something. 300 dumped here this
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  summer. Wow.
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  From the you can see helpers on the ground Wednesday working to
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  make it right. You saw those piles.
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  What? What went through your mind?
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  I think most of us just felt like, what a shame.
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  Selena Delulo is the president of Palm Mortuaries and
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  Cemeteries. She in about a dozen others,
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  taking each one and placing it into an urn.
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  Dumping hundreds of remains like this on federal land is a crime,
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  and Nevada law requires funeral operators protect the dignity of
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  all. So obviously that's not that's
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  not mass murder. I what I heard was 300 the
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  remains of 300 bodies were found outside of Vegas, an hour
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  outside of Vegas. This just sounds like some
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  Funeral Home was lazy and just cremated the bodies and dumped
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  them. Well, shouldn't they have been
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  given the remains to the loved ones?
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  You would think. Place not all the way out in the
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  desert where someone cares. I think it's important to us to
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  make sure that these people are not forgotten and not left.
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  It's important to our community and our profession that we
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  demonstrate how much we do care about these people.
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  The aid is now investigators learning all these remains
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  appear to be from a commercial funeral business, one that
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  likely closed or swapped hands recently.
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  Our investigators have been in contact with the business, who
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  we are not naming that fits that description.
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  Its leadership tells us they are not involved.
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  We should also mention these remains have no connection to
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  Mcdermott's Funeral Home, which the state shut down.
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  That's crazy, man. That's interesting.
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  I I see. And I totally thought it was
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  was. I didn't.
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  I didn't deep enough into it. I totally thought it was they
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  found bodies. That's not.
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  Horrible, I mean. Yeah, but I agree.
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  Why, it's almost worse because at least the serial killer, he
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  has a mission, right? And he's, he's fulfilling his
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  job. The Funeral Home was supposed to
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  give the remains of the loved ones back to the people who
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  wanted them, you know. So that's one of the that poses
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  the question then then were these like people that weren't
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  claimed? And why not just leave them in
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  the, the ashtray and the urn or the the the fire thing that you
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  put them in the kiln, you know? That would be my first question
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  is, are these like you said, are these people that have not been
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  claimed by anyone or like where did all these remains come from?
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  Yeah, Yeah. That's interesting.
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  Were you just giving sand to the families?
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  Yeah, because that would be dumb.
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  You, I mean you, you, you, you, you take the time to to cremate
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  them. Just put them in the box, man.
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  In the box? Yeah, I noticed that your
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  background's all black now. What'd you do?
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  My background's all black. Yeah, I can't see your window.
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  Or is it just because it's night time?
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  Oh, it's just because it's night time, OK, I thought you couldn't
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  see me. I was like what the fuck did I
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  see? You it's just your whole
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  background's black, which is interesting.
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  Yeah, that's how you know it's winter time and we're recording
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  an evening. Ladies and gentlemen, there was
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  a door behind me right there. Gotcha.
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  OK, so so now that that that was that was a cluster because you
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  know, we just fake newsed ourselves.
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  But here's the serial killer thing that's going on in Texas.
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  So when you type in Interstate 40, multiple serial killers,
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  because Mike and I were talking about this as well.
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  There's a highway serial killings initiative, which is
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  interesting. That was back in 2009.
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  So in 2024, in June, they were talking about the hunt for long
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  haul truck or serial killers. So I don't know where this is
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  going to take us. Let's see what it is.
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  They are loners traveling back and forth across the nation with
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  no set schedules, living in a world of an enemy.
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  Long haul truck drivers could be the perfect occupation for a
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  sailor killer. There's access to a pool of
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  potential victims in constant state to state mobility means
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  dodging law enforcement jurisdictions.
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  Interesting, right? OK, we're not getting anywhere.
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  They're not really like like. What they're saying there can
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  there could be as many as 300 of them.
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  Yeah, that's crazy dude 3. 100 and the same thing as Texas, the
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  federal government is not admitting to any of it, but all
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  the patterns in there. Right.
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  It's like they uncovered 34 bodies and they uncovered 35
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  bodies in 2023, but they're saying or 20, what are we in
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  2025? Yeah, in 2024.
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  But they're saying they're not. There's not.
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  Well, this is specific to I42. Yeah, this is specific to I-40
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  highway serial killer initiative.
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  What is that? It's that's that's too.
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  Wow. The map shows more than 500
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  cases and Hwy. serial killings initiative database.
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  So this is so so it's an initiative, but it's actually
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  it's too. We can't open that up.
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  That would be cool to open up 500 cases.
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  The red dots mark where bodies of the remains have been found
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  along the highways over the past 30 years.
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  That's insane. Can you see that map?
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  Yeah, it's crazy. Yeah, especially the East, the
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  Midwest and East Coast. Look at that.
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  It's it's just littered man. Yeah, people are busy around
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  Detroit, Buffalo, NY, the whole East Coast.
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  That's insane. Let's see if we can get an
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  image. Oh bunch of serial.
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  Look what we got. Serial colors.
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  Awesome. There's the map let's see if we
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  can if we can pull this map up, share this tab instead there it
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  is I'm going to mute it if it starts talking look at all these
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  things that pop up man it's so like come on stop with the ads
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  man really want me to shop want me to shop Perry Ellis want to
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  buy some suits my. Stupid flick bait.
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  Right now we have multiple serial killers operating in the
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  United States, without a doubt. According to the FBI, those
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  serial killers could be connected to dozens and dozens
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  of unsolved murders. Investigators are actively
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  working to track them down by focusing in on a specific pool
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  of suspects. Jessica Schmidt explains what
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  they're doing now to prevent another person from becoming a
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  victim in this story from the Crime Vault.
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  Oh, Oh yeah. In 2004, after noticing a
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  pattern of murdered women being dumped along interstates, the
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  FBI launched its Highway Serial Killings Initiative.
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  The map you see behind me shows where bodies and remains have
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  been found along. So where's Illinois?
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  Here's Illinois, right? Kind of hard to see.
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  Illinois has got some dots. Arizona has got 4 dots.
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  It's a drag. We only got 4 dots.
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  You got you got a lot more dots weighs in 500 cases over the
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  course of 30 years. 20 years later the FB is work has led to
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  several arrests into hundreds of suspects and today invest
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  hundreds of suspects. Dude, how are they going to
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  narrow that down? Well, that's what I would like
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  to know. I mean, I don't, I don't think
• 20:38
  you can. I mean, if you have hundreds of
• 20:40
  suspects, you got to have DNA and stuff, right?
• 20:43
  You would think I just wanted to see the map.
• 20:47
  I wanted the map up more to kind of get a feel for nobody's safe,
• 20:52
  man, Nobody's safe. That's hitchhiking.
• 20:54
  Don't hitchhike people right? Well, a lot of those people end
• 20:59
  up getting killed at rest stops. Oh, oh, I didn't think of that.
• 21:04
  Some of those rest stops are pretty shady, especially here in
• 21:07
  Illinois. I could see how that could.
• 21:09
  Well, we've had it happen right outside of town here.
• 21:11
  Really. Yeah.
• 21:13
  Well, yeah, that's a big. I'd have to ask Steel what year
• 21:18
  that was, but it's within the last 15 or 20 years of lady and
• 21:24
  I know there was a lady got murdered out there.
• 21:26
  I don't know if she was with somebody.
• 21:29
  Wow. But Illinois rest stops are like
• 21:32
  super notorious for being dark and creepy.
• 21:37
  Really. Now in Michigan, they're
• 21:39
  beautiful. Really.
• 21:42
  Yeah, they're all lit up and brand new clean.
• 21:46
  Yeah, see, Arizona. I mean, we don't travel very
• 21:48
  much in Arizona, but it's just going up and back from up north.
• 21:51
  But the ones up north on the way up north are just, it's Arizona.
• 21:54
  You can't really, you know, it's like they're beautiful.
• 21:58
  It's a desert, you know? Right.
• 22:02
  But so this pops up though, when I typed in the Interstate 40,
• 22:06
  multiple serial killers, all these serial killers popped up,
• 22:09
  man, all these bad guys. Oh, there's John Wayne Gacy.
• 22:12
  Did you ever watch the John Wayne Gacy thing on Netflix?
• 22:16
  Oh, yeah, yeah. I would like this.
• 22:19
  I would like this. I would like them to release the
• 22:21
  tapes of him being interviewed with the psychiatrist.
• 22:24
  They, they kind of, they kind of hint on it in, in that.
• 22:27
  But I would, I would love to be able to watch the entire, the
• 22:31
  entire interview of him with with the psychiatrist.
• 22:35
  I think that would be fascinating.
• 22:37
  Yeah, there's a I wish I could remember the show.
• 22:41
  There's actually a show, I think it's on HBO Max.
• 22:44
  Where'd they do that? They.
• 22:46
  Show them what they they what I know what you're talking about.
• 22:48
  What they do is they'll do like confession of a serial killing
• 22:51
  and they'll they played like the Bundy, the unreleased Bundy
• 22:54
  tapes. And it's just you just audio.
• 22:56
  Yeah, that's it. But it's so repetitive.
• 22:59
  It's, it's not they just once you watch one thing about a
• 23:03
  serial killer, everything else that comes out about that
• 23:05
  person, it's the same. They just spin it a little bit
• 23:08
  different. So they try to hook you that
• 23:09
  there's going to be new information and there's not.
• 23:12
  But I don't, I don't think, I don't think I've ever seen
• 23:14
  Gacy's. I would know.
• 23:17
  I've never seen Gacy's actual full interview, you know, for
• 23:20
  whatever reason. I don't know if they've released
• 23:23
  it or not, but. Or maybe they.
• 23:26
  Who knows, maybe they didn't record a lot of.
• 23:28
  Yeah, yeah. Eileen Warnos.
• 23:33
  She was a she was a first female serial killer on her.
• 23:37
  Still the most notorious environment.
• 23:39
  Right, right. And then there's Bundy, the one
• 23:41
  who started it all. I mean, from a popularity
• 23:44
  standpoint, he didn't start at all.
• 23:45
  But you know, Bundy was the most charismatic of them all.
• 23:50
  Type this in When did we coin the term serial killer?
• 23:54
  How did we? Yeah, when?
• 23:57
  Oh. Because that'll tell you.
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  Oh yeah. Sparked the I'm not even sure
• 24:10
  when they termed somebody the first serial killer.
• 24:18
  Well, you got. Oh, there it is.
• 24:22
  Yeah, the the FBI investigator who coined the sermon.
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  Killer. Man, I can't talk serial killer.
• 24:29
  This guy, I don't listen to it. FBI investigator.
• 24:35
  Oh, come on with the ads, man. Robert Ressler pioneered the
• 24:38
  practice of criminal profiling. His credit with coming up the
• 24:40
  term serial killer. Oh, he died on May 5th.
• 24:45
  Well, when when did he do it? What's the date, man?
• 24:52
  Nope. 19/9. Nope.
• 24:55
  Well, Casey's been dead that long.
• 25:01
  I'm going to guess 60s or seven of us.
• 25:05
  It doesn't say just, it's like he just, it talks about who he
• 25:08
  was and he's like, if you heard the word serial killer phrase
• 25:12
  serial Kelly, you're familiar with the work of Robert Ressler.
• 25:15
  He actually wrote the book of on criminology during a career span
• 25:18
  searching for serial killers, other violent offenders.
• 25:20
  He passed away in 2013. It doesn't say when, though.
• 25:26
  Robert Ressler. Let's look up Robert Ressler.
• 25:31
  Yeah, be I'm just kind of curious when we actually coined
• 25:34
  that term. Right now.
• 25:36
  Me too. That's a good.
• 25:36
  That was a good question man. I'm going 1960 something.
• 25:44
  Wikipedia was born in 37, died in 13, grew Hey Chicago, IL
• 25:51
  North Mara my Ave. is where he grew up.
• 25:56
  Class of 55, work for the Chicago Tribune.
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  He became interested in killers. He followed the Tribune's
• 26:02
  articles on the lipstick killer. He's more fascinated than afraid
• 26:07
  of the notorious killer. Another as other killers
• 26:09
  fascinated him in later years with the FBI.
• 26:12
  His fascination would bolster decades later by John Wayne
• 26:15
  Gacy, who had grown up in the same neighborhood.
• 26:17
  Oh, I didn't know that. And was in the Boys.
• 26:20
  Yeah. And was in the Boy Scouts.
• 26:21
  Wrestler. Wrestler.
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  Attended 2 years Community College before Army Okinawa.
• 26:26
  2:00 to 2:00 to 2:00 to 2:00. Military career.
• 26:29
  FBI career. He joined the the behavioral
• 26:31
  Science unit in 1970. I was born in 1970.
• 26:38
  Between 76 and 79 he became a criminal profile.
• 26:41
  Just probably somewhere within that right.
• 26:43
  He'd have to be it'd have to be somewhere and because of Gacy
• 26:50
  was 70. When was Gacy's terror Seventies
• 26:54
  76? Yeah, probably mid to late 70s
• 26:57
  I'm guessing. Yeah, because he was in the, he
• 27:00
  was in the army until 62 and in the MPs and then he went to all
• 27:05
  the all the criminal stuff you can do in the army.
• 27:08
  He did all that. So we didn't coin the term
• 27:10
  serial killer until. Till the 70s, yeah, apparently.
• 27:16
  The reason I say that is because, you know, there was a
• 27:18
  shit load of them throughout history up until that point.
• 27:24
  So yeah, kudos to that guy. That's what we've called them
• 27:27
  ever since. Yeah, I wonder what you just
• 27:29
  called them, Mass murderers or something.
• 27:31
  Maybe. Or, you know, killers, killers,
• 27:34
  killers. Well, I would venture to guess
• 27:35
  that almost probably 90 some percent of them got away with it
• 27:40
  back in the day because the only way you had to catch them was
• 27:43
  fingerprints or, you know, there was no DNA evidence back then.
• 27:47
  No so so I I went back to all results and the English term in
• 27:52
  concept of serial killer are commonly attributed to the
• 27:55
  former FBI special agent Robert Ressler, who used the term
• 27:58
  serial homicide in 74 in a lecture at police staff College
• 28:02
  in Bramshire, Hampshire. Bram Bramshill, Hampshire,
• 28:07
  England And then they're saying the term itself likely dates to
• 28:12
  the 1930s, when the head of Berlin criminal police in
• 28:15
  Germany, Ernest Ganat, used Syrian more dare or serial
• 28:21
  murder to describe Peter Curtin, the vampire a Dusseldorf.
• 28:25
  Curtin was sentenced to death in 31 for a series of sexually
• 28:28
  motivated crimes. That's a great title, The
• 28:31
  Vampire Dusseldorf. Right, 1970s gave rise to the
• 28:40
  American serial killer troop trope.
• 28:43
  Whatever. And up until the 70s US referred
• 28:46
  to them all as mass murderers, which we just talked about.
• 28:51
  And then the serial killer generically means somebody who
• 28:54
  has killed in a series. They could be be in contract
• 28:58
  with killers healthcare. Oh yeah, that that one nurse,
• 29:01
  right. That one nurse.
• 29:02
  They did a show on that. The nurse was killing people,
• 29:06
  contract killers, healthcare people and nurses that killed
• 29:09
  patients. You going to any state prison,
• 29:11
  you're going to find a number of people in the criminal career
• 29:13
  that have killed two or three two to three people.
• 29:15
  But that's not really a serial. Oh, there's four types of serial
• 29:18
  colors. You know that vision, visionary,
• 29:21
  mission oriented, hedonistic and power control oriented.
• 29:25
  In classifying the types of serial murder, the the factors
• 29:29
  discussed our behavioral background, victims profiles,
• 29:31
  methods using location of the murders.
• 29:33
  Four types are again visionary, mission oriented, hedonistic,
• 29:38
  and the power control oriented. So not only do we have serial
• 29:41
  killers, we have them subdivided enough.
• 29:44
  Right, right. That's terrible.
• 29:49
  So serial murder is the unlawful homicide of at least two people
• 29:52
  carried out by the same person. So.
• 29:54
  So you kill two people the same way you're a serial killer,
• 29:56
  apparently. I call bullshit on that.
• 29:59
  I think you need to have more. I think there needs to be a
• 30:01
  nice, you know, a pattern, you know, over a span of time.
• 30:06
  I don't think it should just be, hey, I killed two people.
• 30:08
  I'm a serial killer because I killed them the same.
• 30:11
  Way right? I don't agree.
• 30:13
  With that and so back to Wessler.
• 30:16
  Wessler why it's often claimed to be the first person that
• 30:18
  cited the term serial killer. The claim is disputed.
• 30:21
  There are other factor others who have been credited with the
• 30:24
  first use of the term. Some people believe that Pierce
• 30:26
  Brooks and LAPD detective was the first person to find it.
• 30:31
  OK, well. Well, you know, they're going
• 30:33
  to. I was just curious about like
• 30:35
  the general. So the Germans kind of coined it
• 30:37
  in the 30s and they called it mass murder.
• 30:40
  Right. And then we just stuck with that
• 30:43
  until the 70s when the FBI got involved and they started
• 30:46
  studying it. And then that guy, he called it
• 30:49
  serial homicide. And then it became serial
• 30:51
  killers after we figured out that there was more than one of
• 30:54
  them. Yeah, now this next one says
• 30:57
  that you have to have. What defines a serial killer is
• 30:59
  somebody who is conventionally defined as a person who murders
• 31:02
  three to three or more people in a period of of over a month,
• 31:06
  with a cooling down time between murders.
• 31:09
  SO1 says two people, this one says three or more.
• 31:14
  This is a good one. Here's a question for you.
• 31:16
  Do you think serial killers are psychopaths or sociopaths?
• 31:20
  Well. Yes thank you, good answer.
• 31:22
  Ding Ding Ding. Not all serial killers are
• 31:26
  psychopaths. Some are socio for sure.
• 31:30
  Which would explain why some of them are controlling.
• 31:32
  Oh, OK. What is the top one the the
• 31:35
  number one top killer in the world that kills more than any
• 31:39
  people? Not necessarily sugar killers,
• 31:43
  just in general. What do you think is the main
• 31:45
  the number one cause of death throughout the entire world?
• 31:48
  Malaria. Heart disease.
• 31:51
  That's not true. It says heart disease was the
• 31:53
  most common cause. Well, no.
• 31:57
  OK, maybe nowadays. Responsible for a third of all
• 32:00
  deaths globally, cancers were second, causing almost one in
• 32:03
  five deaths. Taken together, heart disease
• 32:05
  and cancers are the cause of death every second.
• 32:08
  But if you type this in, this is a fact.
• 32:10
  Malaria has killed more than half of the people ever in the
• 32:15
  history of people. Over 50% of the people that have
• 32:20
  died in the history of the earth have died of malaria.
• 32:27
  Yep, One estimate, which has been published in two A 2002
• 32:30
  Nature article, claims that malaria may have killed 50 to 60
• 32:35
  billion billion people throughout history, or about
• 32:38
  half of all humans that have ever lived.
• 32:42
  But was that the deadliest virus?
• 32:45
  Was that the deadliest virus? What do you think?
• 32:51
  No. It it would have been the
• 32:52
  plague. It was the bubonic plague and
• 32:55
  then smallpox and then SARS and then maybe on bird flu, bird
• 33:04
  flu, Ebola and leprosy. Did you know when Obama was in
• 33:08
  office and I have this shit somewhere, Ebola broke out right
• 33:13
  in South Africa or something? Jake wrote a letter.
• 33:17
  Could you not wrote a letter to Obama talking about about how
• 33:21
  Ebola outbreak has happened and how they're going to turn into
• 33:24
  zombies and how he could he could solve the problem?
• 33:27
  Shit you not, Obama sent him back a whole package of things.
• 33:31
  A letter from the White House, autographed pictures,
• 33:33
  everything. It was a trip.
• 33:35
  Really. Yeah, I'll have to find it.
• 33:37
  It was a trip. That's crazy, man.
• 33:39
  It was pretty cool. Yeah.
• 33:41
  I like that story. Yeah, yeah.
• 33:43
  And he was, I don't know, whenever Obama was in office or
• 33:45
  he was. I don't know.
• 33:46
  I mean he still was the whole zombie thing, so 8-9 years old
• 33:50
  somewhere around there. Well, Obama was in office from
• 33:52
  2012 to 2000. Wait, no, 2008 to 2000?
• 34:00
  16 and Jake was born in 2001, so yeah, yeah, 7-8 somewhere around
• 34:04
  there. Yeah, because Trump's first term
• 34:07
  was in 16. Yeah, OK, OK.
• 34:12
  Who would have killed the most humans in history by death toll?
• 34:16
  The plague of Justinian, this is 541 to 549.
• 34:20
  That was the years HIV, AIDS pandemic 1981 to present Black
• 34:25
  Death 19 or 1346 to 1353 and the bird flu 1980 and 1920.
• 34:31
  Of course, then you have the the malaria.
• 34:35
  Oh, no way. I use the thing that says what
• 34:40
  war had 0 deaths? There's four wars that had 0
• 34:43
  deaths. That's crazy.
• 34:45
  That's crazy. What are they?
• 34:47
  The Russian annexation of Crimea.
• 34:50
  OK. Something that's I'm.
• 34:55
  I can't say it. I don't.
• 34:56
  I'll open it. I'll share this because I can't
• 34:58
  pronounce that man. I cannot pronounce it.
• 35:01
  I cannot. I cannot pronounce it right
• 35:06
  here. Whoops.
• 35:09
  This one. The Who?
• 35:12
  Who? Shakar, who's your card?
• 35:14
  Danish war as part of the Peninsula War.
• 35:17
  But I think you actually said that, right?
• 35:19
  Oh, right on the McGowan war in in British Columbia.
• 35:24
  And then the cattle. I'm not going to open this up
• 35:25
  because when I open shit up then it takes to a whole another
• 35:27
  place and it's just stupid. Oh, should we stop talking about
• 35:32
  death? Happy New Year.
• 35:38
  Let's talk about something more fun.
• 35:41
  Happy New Year, everybody's dying.
• 35:44
  Yeah, so you did you hear about Stefan Diggs?
• 35:48
  Yeah. Yeah, Wide receiver for the
• 35:50
  Patriots strangulation has been accused of a strangulation.
• 35:55
  Allegedly. Allegedly.
• 35:57
  Yeah, I mean, he's allegedly. Let's see what this what this
• 36:01
  has to say. That's one of those ones.
• 36:02
  I wasn't there. I don't.
• 36:04
  Yeah, we're going to. Oh, hold on.
• 36:06
  I can't do that yet. I got to do this.
• 36:08
  There's there's something going around.
• 36:09
  I saw last night, couple different sports commentators
• 36:14
  are are talking about how the gig is up, the script is out for
• 36:19
  the Super Bowl. It's going to be the Rams and
• 36:21
  the Bills and in the Super Bowl this year.
• 36:28
  Well, fucking Rams better figure out how to play football then
• 36:31
  because. Say again.
• 36:33
  The Rams better figure out how to play football then, because
• 36:35
  they're. So, right, the bakula, the
• 36:38
  bakula catch, that was a catch. Did you see that there was a
• 36:43
  catch? Some weeks and it's a catch,
• 36:45
  it's not a catch. Other weeks.
• 36:46
  Right, but he had both feet and bounce.
• 36:48
  He had complete control of the ball and didn't, he bobbled.
• 36:51
  The ball on the way down and they call it both ways, all the.
• 36:54
  Time it's it's I just, I think it's bullshit so.
• 36:56
  It was a catch. It totally was a catch.
• 37:00
  They call it both ways, it just depends on which way they want
• 37:03
  it to go. Yeah, yeah.
• 37:05
  That's not what I wanted to to look at.
• 37:15
  This OK, this is obvious and it's obvious why because even I
• 37:19
  see it now that that like I typed in NFL corruption K look
• 37:27
  at this. The NFL has recently been losing
• 37:30
  fans and is struggling to regain them.
• 37:31
  The ratings for games are as low are as low as fewer people are
• 37:35
  tuning in to watch, ticket sales have taken a hit and attendance
• 37:39
  is low for all teams. I wonder.
• 37:40
  Why? Because bullshit like last night
• 37:44
  happened. They keep telling me that the
• 37:46
  Rams are the most potent offense in the fucking league and then
• 37:50
  they get beat by a team that's 6:00 and 9:00.
• 37:52
  Right, right. And he throws, Matthew Stafford
• 37:54
  throws 3 interceptions. 2 weeks ago he was the talk of of MVP
• 37:59
  and what in the last two, two weeks he's thrown 5 or 6
• 38:02
  interceptions total. Like you would talk about
• 38:04
  burning down your own bridge. Yeah, and they've been heavy
• 38:08
  favorites and all those games. That's the point that really
• 38:12
  hits home with me because I got burned twice.
• 38:16
  Yeah, they should have easily covered A7 point spread against
• 38:20
  the Falcons. Last well, it's kind of like the
• 38:22
  thing with the Bills when they went for two points instead of
• 38:26
  kicking the kicking the extra point and going in overtime and
• 38:28
  Josh Allen was he's so he was so off target to a wide open
• 38:32
  receiver. Get the two points as open as
• 38:36
  anybody's ever going to get to. And he threw it like he threw it
• 38:40
  at least 4 feet away from me. Right, which I'm hello, you're,
• 38:44
  you're, you're 1 of 32 people in the world that are starting
• 38:48
  quarterback in the NFL And we've talked about the percentage of
• 38:51
  making to the NFL is what .001%? And that's not even counting the
• 38:57
  quarterback. That's just making it to the
• 38:59
  NFL. Right.
• 39:01
  You get. You get even less if you want to
• 39:05
  be a quarterback, so that that's a little crazy there.
• 39:10
  I know people make mistakes but. But not when the game is on the
• 39:15
  line and he really only has a couple years left to be able to
• 39:18
  get to the Super Bowl and win it because he's going to age
• 39:21
  himself out. But in my case that wasn't best
• 39:24
  case scenario because if they would have tied the game up, I
• 39:27
  probably would have lost that bet.
• 39:30
  Wow. Well, gotcha.
• 39:32
  I can't remember how that went down, but for me them going for
• 39:36
  two points was the best case scenario because I was going to
• 39:39
  win either way. Right.
• 39:41
  If the Bills, I must have had the other team and the points,
• 39:44
  were they playing the Eagles? Was that that game?
• 39:49
  Who? Were they playing?
• 39:49
  I don't. I don't think they're playing
• 39:51
  the Eagles. I don't know who they're
• 39:52
  playing. No, it would have been a
• 39:54
  division. Game NFL week, it was Week 16,
• 39:57
  right? Yeah, they would have been
• 40:00
  playing somebody in their division.
• 40:03
  Looking at looking it up, I pulled up the schedule.
• 40:05
  The Bills were the favorite in that game, I remember that much.
• 40:09
  So where's it Bills, Bills, bills, bills, bills, bills,
• 40:16
  Bills and Browns? No, that's the one they won.
• 40:18
  So is this week that that went down?
• 40:24
  Where the hell is it? Bears, Rams.
• 40:27
  Bills. Yeah.
• 40:27
  Bills. Eagles.
• 40:28
  You're right. Bills, Eagles, 13 to 12.
• 40:31
  That was the final. OK.
• 40:33
  Yep. Yeah, the Bills were the
• 40:35
  favorite in that game because they were at home.
• 40:38
  Yeah. And I was getting, oh, shit.
• 40:44
  I can't remember how many points I was getting, but it was enough
• 40:49
  to where they were giving me even money and I was like, son
• 40:52
  of a bitch, I'll take the Super Bowl champions for plus money.
• 40:56
  Right. I think I was getting three
• 40:59
  points. So yeah, them going for 2 was
• 41:02
  the best case scenario for me because even if the Bills would
• 41:06
  have won that game, they would have only won by whatever it
• 41:08
  was, one or two points and I was getting three points.
• 41:11
  So I'm like, yeah, go for it. Well, and it's like the Bears
• 41:15
  Niners game. I was watching that.
• 41:17
  I don't know. I'm sure you watched it because
• 41:18
  bears down the bears. Yeah.
• 41:20
  But to me, they had the Bears had what, a minute 40 left on
• 41:25
  the clock after, after the Niners went down and scored and
• 41:29
  I and Jake and Jake asked in Texas, like you watch this game.
• 41:32
  I was like, yeah, dude, it's insane.
• 41:34
  And and I'm like, there's too much time left on clock.
• 41:36
  The the Bears are going to go down and score watch.
• 41:38
  And I'm, I literally, I really believe the Bears are going to
• 41:41
  go down and score and win the game because of how everything's
• 41:43
  played out. Well, they had a chance.
• 41:46
  They. Did they?
• 41:47
  Did for sure. Everything was right except for
• 41:50
  they didn't catch the ball. There was another game, oh the
• 41:56
  the Chargers game, Cameron Dicker.
• 41:59
  Dicker the kicker, the entire season you hear about that.
• 42:02
  He never missed the next point this year, he's never missed a
• 42:04
  field goal under 40 yards. What does he do on the game
• 42:07
  against right? And he misses an extra point,
• 42:10
  both first time this year and Texans win by 4 points.
• 42:16
  Yeah, I got burned on that game too because I took the Chargers.
• 42:19
  Yeah, I did too because the charge were at home.
• 42:23
  I figured there's no way the charge, even though Texans are,
• 42:25
  are just a really good team right now, especially on
• 42:27
  defense. I didn't think they were going
• 42:30
  to, they were going to be able to pull that out in in San Diego
• 42:33
  or we did or I did. Neither, and the reason is is
• 42:38
  because the Texans have the best defense since the 85 Bears, but
• 42:42
  their offense has been. Right.
• 42:44
  Sporadic. Exactly.
• 42:45
  But then all of a sudden CJ Stroud throws 2 Dimes to.
• 42:49
  Right. And he's capable of doing that,
• 42:52
  but they hadn't been doing it traditionally all season long.
• 42:56
  And all of a sudden bam, there was just two Dimes for
• 43:01
  touchdowns like within 40 seconds.
• 43:05
  Yeah, I didn't, I didn't get that either, man.
• 43:07
  I thought it was crazy too. It's kind of and, and watching,
• 43:10
  watching the Bears game, I, I never, I never really watched
• 43:16
  the Bears because I'm, you know, Bears isn't my team.
• 43:18
  But to see, to see the trajectory and the strength of
• 43:22
  Caleb Williams and how it doesn't look like he's really
• 43:25
  launching the ball, but they go the that one touchdown pass.
• 43:29
  That was a deep. I, I, he impressed me with his
• 43:33
  arm strength and, and it just doesn't look like he's really
• 43:38
  throwing the ball. And then all of a sudden it just
• 43:40
  zips out of his hand and it it's just placed perfectly.
• 43:43
  Like just perfectly. Several people argue with me
• 43:48
  about him not being a good quarterback.
• 43:50
  He burned me so many times when he was at USC.
• 43:53
  Yeah, I just simply look at that person and saying you never
• 43:56
  watched him in college because. He's phenomenal.
• 43:59
  He's one of the most accurate passers that's ever thrown the
• 44:02
  football. He just did.
• 44:04
  Yeah, I agree with that after watching that game, because I
• 44:06
  never really watched the Bears because they didn't play the
• 44:08
  Giants. They played the Giants this
• 44:09
  year, but he didn't have, he didn't have that kind of game
• 44:12
  against the Giants. He had against the Niners.
• 44:14
  It was. He's only got like, well, I
• 44:17
  think they opened up a little bit more of it, but for the
• 44:21
  first however many games, Ben Johnson was only letting him use
• 44:24
  like 25% of the playbook. Yeah, because he wasn't ready
• 44:28
  for the other 75%. I guess Ben Johnson's playbook
• 44:31
  is super complicated, which makes sense because I don't know
• 44:34
  if you saw this, the Detroit Lions when he was there are 35
• 44:39
  and 11. And since he's left there like
• 44:42
  12 and 26 or some shit. So that tells you that coach
• 44:47
  makes a difference. Yeah, well, Goff has not played
• 44:50
  this year like he played last year at all.
• 44:52
  They have a losing record since he left.
• 44:54
  I didn't know that, but they do. Yeah, I didn't know Ben Johnson
• 44:57
  came from there, but I know Goff is just having a.
• 44:59
  Yeah, he was an offensive coordinator.
• 45:00
  Yeah, where you go, see the Giants seem to find somebody
• 45:03
  young like that that has that kind of mind and just build,
• 45:07
  just build it. And that's the build it, you
• 45:10
  know. Well, that's my defense for
• 45:12
  cable Williams too, for all the people who are like, you know,
• 45:14
  why is this guy taking so long to get his feet wet in the NFL?
• 45:19
  While part of it is the game is immensely faster from college to
• 45:25
  the NFL. Those guys are just they're
• 45:28
  machines, right? So that's number one.
• 45:32
  Number two is he didn't have a coach worth of shit until Ben
• 45:36
  Johnson came along and then then made him start completely over
• 45:41
  from scratch. We're going to act like you
• 45:43
  don't know anything, because you don't.
• 45:46
  Well, that's what happens when you have a new coach, right?
• 45:47
  And you have new fonts, defense coordinator, defensive
• 45:49
  coordinator, They change the scheme of everything.
• 45:51
  So then there's that learning curve, which is why teams like
• 45:54
  the Giants, it's frustrating because how many times you going
• 45:56
  to start over? How many times you going to
• 45:58
  rebuild? Like let's find somebody that
• 46:00
  can run the ship like Jake doesn't.
• 46:03
  Jake thinks Dabel should have stayed and everybody else should
• 46:05
  have been fired. But to me, Davis is not a head
• 46:08
  coach. Davis is an offensive
• 46:09
  coordinator. Look at the Bills.
• 46:10
  Right. The reason that I would disagree
• 46:12
  with him and agree with you is simply because if you if the
• 46:17
  buck stops with you, you're the first one to go.
• 46:21
  Agreed. You have to be able to man the
• 46:24
  entire ship, right? Right.
• 46:27
  If the ship's going down, we got to figure out who needs to bail
• 46:29
  water, who needs to plug things up or whatever.
• 46:32
  You know, if Chris Dunham is the captain of the ship and somebody
• 46:36
  says, captain, the ship's sinking, we got to figure out
• 46:39
  what to do, right? You know, we're either getting
• 46:41
  in the lifeboats or we're going to fix the problem.
• 46:43
  Right. Plug the hole man.
• 46:44
  Plug the hole the. New York Giants had more holes
• 46:47
  in the boat. Then it was like he needed to
• 46:50
  start finding a new offensive coordinator.
• 46:53
  He needed to start finding XY. You know, go to the general
• 46:57
  manager and say here's what I need.
• 46:59
  Right now and now I'm on for the Giants history of the Giants.
• 47:04
  They don't fire coaches mid season.
• 47:06
  They never have. They just don't believe in that,
• 47:09
  which I get. But at the same time, if if if
• 47:15
  you consist, I mean, they're they're they have the worst
• 47:17
  records in the last five years of any team in the NFL.
• 47:23
  That tells you that four years ago, or I'd say three years ago,
• 47:26
  you should have done something. 100%.
• 47:30
  You know you should have done something.
• 47:33
  You can't just continue to lose. No and and the fact that you
• 47:38
  know the giants hierarchy just let them continue to be the
• 47:43
  mediocre to me is bullshit. Now with with the final week in
• 47:50
  the NFL, I don't have the odds in front of me, but you have the
• 47:53
  Panthers at the Buccaneers. And I'm surprised the Buccaneers
• 47:56
  have kind of sloped downward because they were a good team
• 47:59
  and they've kind of been all of a sudden not as strong as they
• 48:01
  were, right? Yeah, they got smoked by the
• 48:04
  dolphins. Right.
• 48:06
  That burned me because I picked the Bucks.
• 48:08
  You have the Seahawks at the Niners.
• 48:10
  So that game ends up being a pivotal game, I think because if
• 48:13
  the the Niners got to beat the Seahawks to have home field
• 48:16
  advantage throughout the playoffs.
• 48:17
  And if they make it to the Super Bowl, the Super Bowl is in they
• 48:21
  call Levi Stadium, it's in San Francisco.
• 48:24
  So they could legitimately play the Super Bowl at home.
• 48:26
  But according to the thing that I saw about the, the script is
• 48:29
  up. It's the Bills and the and the
• 48:31
  Rams. So we'll we'll see Colts in
• 48:34
  Texas. Colts.
• 48:35
  How bad is that? They started the 8:00 and 2:00
• 48:37
  and they missed the playoffs. Entirely.
• 48:40
  Well, part of it is they had some pretty unfortunate
• 48:43
  injuries. Well, true, but still.
• 48:45
  I mean 8:00 and 2:00 and then to just miss the playoffs because
• 48:48
  here's one of the What was it? Who was it?
• 48:51
  Somebody started O and three and they're they're in the playoff
• 48:55
  picture now. The Texans.
• 48:57
  Is it Texans? OK.
• 48:58
  Yeah, that's crazy. They've lost a game since then.
• 49:01
  That's crazy because you can't you you what O and two like is
• 49:05
  monumental. You're not going to make the
• 49:06
  playoffs, but O and three and you made the playoffs.
• 49:08
  That's insane. Yeah, I'm pretty sure that's who
• 49:10
  it is. Browns, Bengals, that's a that's
• 49:12
  a toilet bowl game. Unfortunately, Joe Burrow runs
• 49:16
  that team because when he went down, they just suck.
• 49:20
  The Saints, Falcons, that's kind of just a, you know, barn
• 49:23
  burner. Packers, Vikings.
• 49:26
  Packers should win that one, you would think.
• 49:29
  Titans, Jaguars. The Jaguars have been playing
• 49:31
  good ball. They're surprising.
• 49:35
  Yeah, they're. On streaking, Yeah.
• 49:37
  Here's the great the greatest matchup ever.
• 49:39
  Giants, Cowboys in the Meadowlands.
• 49:42
  Dun Dun, Dun. In years past, that was one of
• 49:45
  the IT. Was watch.
• 49:47
  In the 90s. Uh huh.
• 49:49
  Match up to see. Absolutely.
• 49:51
  Cardinals, Rams, Rams got to win that one.
• 49:55
  Chiefs, Raiders. Doesn't matter if the Raiders
• 49:58
  win and they no longer have the first pick, I don't think, And
• 50:01
  that's surprising, too, how bad the Raiders are with Pete
• 50:03
  Carroll at the helm. But does that say to Pete?
• 50:05
  Does that say Pete Carroll just lost his mojo as a coach?
• 50:12
  I mean, there's people that know way more about football than I
• 50:15
  do, but Oh yeah. Who do the Raiders have?
• 50:21
  Max Crosby can't want a Super Bowl.
• 50:24
  I mean, do you know what a super?
• 50:26
  Bowl on defense. This is true.
• 50:28
  Well, the Ravens did it. The yeah, the Ravens did it when
• 50:31
  they had Trent Dilfer. He what threw 11 passes that
• 50:33
  entire Super Bowl? You still got scored points.
• 50:38
  Though that's that's true, that's true.
• 50:41
  They got Geno Smith. That's it.
• 50:43
  I can't. Yeah, well, I said Max.
• 50:46
  I said I said Max Crosby, Max Crosby and Geno Smith.
• 50:48
  Those two. That's it, That's it.
• 50:50
  That's what they got. We need 22 people.
• 50:56
  To fill it off Commanders eagles.
• 50:58
  I'm surprised how bad the commanders have turned around
• 51:01
  turned out this year because. Last, once again, they lost
• 51:04
  their start. Quarterback from the season,
• 51:06
  Jayden Daniels has been hurt. Yeah, hard, you believe from the
• 51:09
  whole season. Yeah, that elbow dislocation
• 51:11
  play looked like painful. Well, he think about how he
• 51:15
  played last year and think about how he was played this year.
• 51:17
  He has to have had some kind of injury the whole year.
• 51:20
  I don't think anybody gets waters.
• 51:22
  Well, and that's kind of what I thought about Jackson Dart
• 51:24
  because after the Bears game, Jackson Dart wasn't playing the
• 51:26
  way Jackson Dart played leading up to the Bears game when the
• 51:28
  Bears, you know, like destroyed him and he left the game, you
• 51:33
  know, but he didn't, he didn't really start playing, getting
• 51:37
  back to that play type until they played the Raiders because
• 51:40
  the Raiders was. The same thing that's going on
• 51:42
  with Justin Herbert. He's got a broken off throwing.
• 51:47
  I don't care. No.
• 51:47
  I can't believe he's. Playing with a broken and I
• 51:49
  don't care how tough you are, yeah, that's still going to
• 51:52
  affect how you play it, right? If you feel 100% you're going to
• 51:56
  do things that you wouldn't do if you're trying to protect, my
• 52:00
  fucking hands broke. 100% man, I was surprised that he was
• 52:04
  playing when I when he was a Sunday night game and they they
• 52:07
  referenced he had a broken left hand.
• 52:09
  I'm like he had surgery the Monday before the game.
• 52:11
  Like you kidding me? I mean, Jack Youngblood played
• 52:14
  the Super Bowl with a broken fibula so you really can't
• 52:17
  complain. And he was a lineman.
• 52:19
  So you know, you 2 want to talk about having to put pressure on
• 52:21
  your leg every single play, but still in the hand.
• 52:25
  I don't get it. But Dolphins, Patriots, that can
• 52:28
  be an interesting game because the Dolphins are better than
• 52:31
  they are record wise because once they fired their OC, they
• 52:34
  completely changed their season around.
• 52:36
  But unfortunately the record doesn't justify the making to
• 52:38
  the playoffs. But yeah, they're.
• 52:39
  Definitely, they're A-Team to be reckoned with.
• 52:42
  Yeah, they're a scary team to play, and the Patriots are good.
• 52:45
  I'm surprised, but not really surprised, the Patriots are back
• 52:48
  in the playoff picture after, what, only three years since
• 52:51
  Brady left? Once again, they hired.
• 52:55
  Ownership, ownership, ownership. Because the coaching has
• 52:58
  changed. They've had two coaches, right?
• 53:01
  Yeah, I like Variable. He's a good coach.
• 53:03
  He's an ex Patriot, true. And he definitely, in my
• 53:07
  opinion, he's definitely turned things around.
• 53:09
  Oh, agreed, 100 percent, 100%. And but that goes back to
• 53:12
  ownership. That's the problem I think the
• 53:13
  Giants have. And some of these teams just
• 53:15
  can't get out of their own way. The ownership gets in the way,
• 53:18
  like the giant should just sell to the Nike owner who just gave
• 53:21
  him like $160 million beginning this year for the facility and
• 53:24
  training and shit. Just sell to him.
• 53:27
  I wish I could find it right off the top.
• 53:29
  I got to start organizing this shit better.
• 53:31
  I saved something that I was going to send to you about
• 53:35
  Robert Kraft. Yeah, because I thought it was a
• 53:38
  great lesson for every other own.
• 53:40
  You're talking about owners. What he did is instead of
• 53:44
  bothering the people in his jurisdiction where he lives for
• 53:47
  money like everybody else does, he put his money where his mouth
• 53:51
  was. And he bought the entire block
• 53:55
  around Gillette Stadium. Or is that what it's still
• 53:58
  called? Yeah, OK.
• 54:02
  Trying to not date myself here and sound like a moron anyway.
• 54:05
  Wherever the Patriots play. Robert Kraft also owns the
• 54:09
  entire downtown around. He bought everything.
• 54:13
  That's amazing. And then he'd leased it back to
• 54:15
  the businesses that worked or that wanted to do business there
• 54:19
  with the promise in the beginning that the people that
• 54:23
  are coming to the games are going to support the businesses,
• 54:25
  right? But instead of going to the city
• 54:28
  and saying, hey, I need all this money, he put up the money and
• 54:32
  he was either going to have a losing proposition.
• 54:36
  And then if he put a non winning team on the field and then a
• 54:41
  losing team, whatever. If he put a bad product on the
• 54:44
  field, he was going to suffer the consequences, right?
• 54:47
  Because he put all this money up.
• 54:49
  So it was in his best interest to continually have a good team,
• 54:54
  to keep bringing people in. And it turned out obviously, it
• 54:58
  was an overwhelming success. The Patriots are one loop most
• 55:02
  lucrative franchises in the last what, 3035 years?
• 55:06
  Yeah, yeah. But I.
• 55:07
  Thought that was really cool. He put his money where his mouth
• 55:09
  was. He just bought everything.
• 55:11
  He was like, I'm not asking this city or the taxpayers for
• 55:14
  anything. That's cool, that's really cool.
• 55:17
  That says a lot about his belief in his team and what he's
• 55:19
  building too. And that's what I wish the Bears
• 55:22
  ownership would do, because the fact that they're trying to
• 55:25
  leave Chicago is a travesty. There's certain things that just
• 55:29
  shouldn't be allowed to happen. I can give a fuck if the
• 55:31
  Patriots move across the river. Right.
• 55:35
  Missouri, that's all they're doing.
• 55:36
  People act like they're moving from the middle of Kansas to
• 55:40
  Missouri. They're picking up the stadium
• 55:42
  and moving it across. Oh, the Patriots are.
• 55:45
  The. Chiefs.
• 55:46
  Oh, Chiefs. Yeah.
• 55:47
  Chiefs. Excuse me?
• 55:48
  No, you're good. I wish the Bears organization
• 55:52
  would just put up the money, leave Soldier Field where it's
• 55:55
  at. It's an iconic stadium.
• 55:58
  It is. It's Soldier Field for Christ's
• 56:01
  sake. I don't think a lot of people
• 56:02
  realize that stadium was built as a monument and a tribute to
• 56:06
  the soldiers of this country. As you walk on the outside of
• 56:09
  the stadium, there's these huge plaques to the Army, the Navy,
• 56:12
  Marines. I got pictures by them.
• 56:15
  Yep. Yeah, but that goes back to the
• 56:18
  Giants. Giants, Bears, Lions, Packers,
• 56:21
  it's old school money. It's old world.
• 56:23
  I mean, even Packers are owned by the fans, but it's still it's
• 56:26
  it's that deep rooted long history in the NFL, Steelers
• 56:30
  long history, NFL family money. They're set in their ways.
• 56:33
  They don't want to change. They think everything should
• 56:35
  trickle down below instead of, you know, riding the ship up
• 56:39
  top. Speaking of which, Lions and
• 56:41
  bears Sunday in. Chicago.
• 56:44
  That's going to be a good game. I think the Bears will win it,
• 56:48
  but it's going to be a good game.
• 56:50
  Chargers, Broncos, that's a huge game.
• 56:52
  Chargers need to win that, but I don't think they will,
• 56:55
  especially in Mile High Jets. Bills is going to be a just a
• 56:59
  cluster of a game because who knows who's going to show up for
• 57:01
  the Bills and who's going to show up for The Jets?
• 57:04
  Bonex is another one that I called as a stud, right?
• 57:08
  But see, that goes back to Sean. That goes back to Sean Payton,
• 57:10
  dude, that dude that is the epitome of a quarterback coach
• 57:14
  because Drew, right, look what he had to do to do.
• 57:18
  Look what he did with Drew Brees.
• 57:20
  Drew Brees was washed up, right? Drew Brees was washed up.
• 57:22
  He got hurt. Everybody wrote him off.
• 57:24
  He went to New Orleans and Peyton turned his career around.
• 57:27
  They only won one Super Bowl, but he still he turned it
• 57:30
  around, turned his career around.
• 57:31
  And him and him and Eli are the only two quarterbacks in the in
• 57:34
  the Hall of Fame class, the final 15 for this this next Hall
• 57:37
  of Fame. So we'll see and then you have
• 57:41
  the Ravens Steelers on Sunday night, which is a must win for
• 57:43
  the Steelers now because if they don't win that game, I don't
• 57:46
  think they're in the play offs. Oh yeah, that fuckers let me
• 57:48
  down on Sunday. Dude, it's so bad.
• 57:52
  The the final play, the final four plays at 1st and goal.
• 57:57
  I, I don't know what the hell they were doing.
• 57:59
  I don't know what the hell they were.
• 58:01
  Doing. Nobody does.
• 58:02
  It's the same freaking play the same end zone, the same corner
• 58:06
  of the end zone to the same receiver all four times.
• 58:10
  Like what are you doing, man? Play action pass.
• 58:12
  Gainesville was having a great game.
• 58:14
  He was he was running lights out Like, dude, just come on.
• 58:20
  I just with mind boggling, just mind boggling, man, How they,
• 58:24
  how they how they mismanaged that play calling for a team
• 58:28
  that has consistently been in a winning.
• 58:32
  I mean they have a winning season right?
• 58:33
  But a winning season doesn't mean shit if you don't win the
• 58:36
  Super. Bowl or make the playoffs,
• 58:40
  right? Or that a team like the Browns
• 58:42
  with a rookie quarterback. You know, right?
• 58:44
  Right. Oh, where's this?
• 58:48
  I'm just mad. Because I took the stimulus.
• 58:50
  From I just I I like Nikki came and they marched down the field.
• 58:53
  Nikki was in the bedroom and she came out of the bedroom and then
• 58:54
  the 1st 1st and goal was incomplete.
• 58:56
  And I'm like, go back in the bedroom.
• 58:57
  I'll just, I'll just tell you what's going on.
• 59:00
  And then I'm I'm giving her play by play.
• 59:02
  And then I'm like, you got to be kidding me.
• 59:03
  This is, this is just ridiculous.
• 59:05
  So here's what here's what sports betting dot legal says,
• 59:10
  because I was trying to find a playoff bracket.
• 59:13
  This is what this is what sports betting dark legal has.
• 59:18
  Can you see that? This is this is their this is
• 59:21
  what they think is going to happen.
• 59:22
  This is from the pre season. Look at that.
• 59:25
  The bills are not so the so the chiefs are out.
• 59:28
  The Bengals are out right. The Texans are over the Bengals
• 59:31
  now. Broncos, I don't think.
• 59:35
  I don't think no. So this is what they said in in
• 59:38
  in pre season who was going to make the Super Bowl and when it
• 59:41
  was the Bills. Yeah, they're fucking crazy this
• 59:45
  year and was something miraculous happens.
• 59:49
  Right. The Eagles still got a shot, I
• 59:52
  mean. They do.
• 59:53
  They do. They're dangerous team.
• 59:55
  They are, but I don't. I don't think they're going to.
• 59:57
  I don't think they're going to get.
• 59:58
  I don't think they're going to pass.
• 59:59
  They're not going to the NFC Championship Game.
• 1:00:01
  I don't think. I don't.
• 1:00:02
  I just. They're not playing with the the
• 1:00:05
  fire that they were playing with last year especially.
• 1:00:07
  Neither are the Rams, though I don't know how.
• 1:00:09
  People think. The fucking Rams are going to
• 1:00:11
  make the Super Bowl. The Rams weren't until the last
• 1:00:13
  three weeks, man. Maybe their defense was always
• 1:00:16
  suspect. Yeah, but I really don't know
• 1:00:18
  what happened to Matthew Stafford and somebody who's in
• 1:00:20
  if you're in the conversation for MVP and then all of a sudden
• 1:00:23
  you start playing like shit 3 consecutive weeks, like dude,
• 1:00:25
  where'd you go? Where'd you go?
• 1:00:28
  You still got to have a defense. You do, Agreed.
• 1:00:31
  I would like to go back and look at those scores because I don't
• 1:00:33
  think the Rams have been blowing anybody out because they've cost
• 1:00:36
  me money several times this year by not either covering the
• 1:00:40
  spread or flat out losing. So I just don't think that.
• 1:00:44
  I don't think they have the defense to be able to close out
• 1:00:47
  of Super Bowl. I've been wrong before.
• 1:00:48
  But, well, it's kind of like looking at the Bears in the
• 1:00:50
  Niners game, right? Neither one of them had a
• 1:00:52
  defense that night. Like neither. 10 They gave up 70
• 1:00:55
  some points. It was insane.
• 1:00:57
  Like a basketball score. So the Rams because you asked
• 1:01:05
  where is it? So pre season, pre season, let's
• 1:01:09
  get out of pre season. OK, No, wait, wait, wait, wait,
• 1:01:14
  wait, wait. OK, so 30 to 13 they won what a
• 1:01:24
  few years that get 2025 man OK, I had to get 2025.
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  So Texans, Rams, Rams won 14 to 9.
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  They beat they lost to the Eagles 26 to 33.
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  They lost to the Niners 2623. They beat the Jaguars 35 to 7.
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  Beat the Niners 4226 Beat the Buccaneers 34 to 7.
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  Beat the Cardinals 45 to 17, Lost to the Seahawks 38 to
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  372724. Falcons game they lost 4134 they
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  beat the Lions. 3128 they lost to the Panthers.
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  This isn't an order obviously. 21 to 19, they beat the
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  Seahawks. 34 to 10, they beat the yeah. 34 to 10, they beat
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  the Saints. 17 got really beat the Ravens.
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  No, no. And then, and then they play the
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  Cardinals this weekend. So you could have the most
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  outstanding offense in the world, Yeah, if you run into the
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  Texans defense and they shut down your run game and they have
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  arguably the most dangerous secondary and all they have
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  arguably the most dangerous defense in all football.
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  Right. If they shut down your run game,
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  they're going to whoop your ass. Yeah they are, because all they
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  got to do is score a couple touchdowns and you're fucked
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  because you're not scoring any points, right?
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  Nope. I think the 85 Bears proved
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  that. They.
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  I think the 85 Bears proved my statement wrong.
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  Defence does one Super Bowls. Yeah, that does it can.
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  Because the other team can't. Score.
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  Yeah, it blows my mind. On the Ram.
• 1:03:21
  The Patriots are 13 and 3. I'm pulling up the standings,
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  right? Now, Drake May's a stunt man.
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  Have you watched him play this year?
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  Yeah, well, a couple of times. Ice water in his veins, man.
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  We get their games a lot because they're closer to us, you know?
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  Yeah. That kids just he's all
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  business. He's he's there to play football
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  and you can see it in his eyes. Yeah, yeah.
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  So Seahawks, Patriots and the Broncos are all 13 and 3.
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  Then the Jags are coming up at 12 and 4.
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  Jags. That's what I'm saying.
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  The Jags like 12 and four leading the AFC S yeah, they've
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  they they've clinched playoff position.
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  They're just quietly winning football games.
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  Yeah, I like Trevor Lawrence. I'd like.
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  To I do too. I think I think he's he's
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  underrated. He did, but I mean, he's in
• 1:04:07
  Florida, so he doesn't get a lot of attention, but he's he's
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  always seems I when I when I've seen them play, he always seems
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  like a baller. He seems like he's you know, you
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  know, and they have the NFC released, which used to be the
• 1:04:18
  NFC beast. We're not going to go there.
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  Bears 11 and five. You're you're you're you're what
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  the Packers are nine and six. You guys clinched the vision.
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  Packers are wild card. Nobody's clinched in the NFC
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  South, man. Nobody.
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  Nobody's clinched a thing in the NFC South 88797.
• 1:04:37
  That division was chaos for the entire.
• 1:04:39
  Year, right? Nobody's clinched in that
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  division at all. The only thing that's clinched
• 1:04:45
  in the NFC East is the Eagles, Bears and Packers have have got
• 1:04:49
  a spot. Seahawks, Niners and Rams have
• 1:04:51
  all got a spot in the in the NFC West.
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  In the AFC, you have the Patriots and Bills have clinched
• 1:04:57
  something. Nobody in AFC North has clinched
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  anything because it really it comes down the next week.
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  Steelers are nine and seven or this week and Steelers are 9 and
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  7. Ravens are 8 and 8.
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  So the winner of that game clinches it.
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  So Jaguars and Texas have made us made a position, but they had
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  neither one of them have won the division yet.
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  So I think it comes up to to next this weekend because Jags
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  12 and four Texans 11 and five. Yeah, Colts started 8 and two.
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  They're 8:00 and 8:00. So they went on a six game
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  losing streak. The the Texans, you were right.
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  They went on an 8 game-winning streak.
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  So they're 11:00 and 5:00. So they started out O and three.
• 1:05:30
  So they lost two games somewhere in the mix, but they won eight
• 1:05:32
  straight. Jaguars have won seven straight.
• 1:05:38
  I think that's the longest streak.
• 1:05:40
  Those are the two longest streaks in the AFC.
• 1:05:43
  Those are the two longest streaks in the NFL.
• 1:05:45
  The longest winning streak in the NFL is, in fact, what was
• 1:05:49
  it, the Texans winning eighth straight.
• 1:05:51
  The Jaguars are right behind them at seventh straight.
• 1:05:54
  Check that out to the Jaguars are six and two at home and
• 1:05:57
  away. The Texans are six and two at
• 1:05:59
  home and five and three away. That's crazy.
• 1:06:02
  Yeah, that's way crazy. The Broncos are 7 and one at
• 1:06:06
  home. It's got the best home record.
• 1:06:10
  The Broncos maybe so far it's an unfair advantage of that, that
• 1:06:17
  altitude. Yeah, Broncos have the best, the
• 1:06:19
  best home record. See, and now part of their
• 1:06:22
  problem is, is all the sudden their defenses are playing like
• 1:06:25
  it was. Right.
• 1:06:27
  Well, they have. The best defense in the NFL?
• 1:06:29
  Yeah, the Texans. Kind of, well, I think maybe the
• 1:06:33
  Texans had it all along and people just didn't know it.
• 1:06:35
  But the Broncos weren't just dominating people.
• 1:06:38
  And then all of a sudden their defense kind of slipped up so.
• 1:06:41
  Yep, proud to say that the Giants, the Giants are one and
• 1:06:45
  eight away. They have the worst Rd. record
• 1:06:47
  in the in in the NFL. So, you know, and that one came,
• 1:06:51
  that one came against the Raiders, this.
• 1:06:53
  Pitch is some good draft picks. You got to look at the positive
• 1:06:56
  man. That's.
• 1:06:56
  What we did, I well see everybody that's.
• 1:06:59
  What we did as Bears fans forever, man.
• 1:07:02
  Yeah, well, that's. They were getting some draft.
• 1:07:03
  Fenix, they're talking about that Fernando guy.
• 1:07:06
  The Giants should should draft that Fernando guy.
• 1:07:07
  I'm like, OK, trade your pick for whoever wants Fernando and
• 1:07:11
  get a bunch more picks. Yeah, like if you, if you can
• 1:07:15
  take that position and give it to someone who needs that guy
• 1:07:19
  and take all their picks, man, just load up, get four more
• 1:07:23
  picks like loaded up, build a better offensive line because
• 1:07:26
  you got Malik, you got Cam Scataboo, you got Jackson Dart,
• 1:07:30
  right? So you got 3 pivotal pieces on
• 1:07:33
  the offensive side. Defense you got, we got Kayvon
• 1:07:36
  Thibodeau, you got Brian Burns. There's a couple more missing on
• 1:07:41
  defense, but so you have pivotal guys on each side of the ball.
• 1:07:44
  So now get get 5 or 6 more picks somehow and build an offensive
• 1:07:49
  line, get some fast guys, you know, safeties and shit, you
• 1:07:53
  know, build it and get young. Go young, everybody.
• 1:07:57
  Young coordinators, young coach. Go young.
• 1:08:00
  Build it like Ben Johnson. Build it.
• 1:08:01
  Build it with youth, man. The Bears are going to be a team
• 1:08:04
  to be reckoned with. Imagine like you said, Caleb
• 1:08:08
  only has a certain percentage of of the playbook understood right
• 1:08:12
  now. Imagine what's going to happen
• 1:08:14
  next year, Ben. And they did exactly what you
• 1:08:19
  just said. They went out and they built an
• 1:08:21
  offensive line so he had time to throw in the football.
• 1:08:24
  I don't understand why teams don't do that man.
• 1:08:26
  You have to I don't get it. That's why you don't you run the
• 1:08:29
  ball. That's the thing with the
• 1:08:30
  Steelers 1st and goal from like the six yard line.
• 1:08:33
  Not one single running play. I.
• 1:08:35
  Think if you're on the, I think if you're on the inside looking
• 1:08:39
  out, you would say that's easier said and done right you.
• 1:08:42
  Agree with that. There's only so many offensive
• 1:08:46
  lineman to pick from, and there's, what, 32 NFL teams?
• 1:08:50
  So, so go, go, go, go down to Iowa man, just driving the back
• 1:08:55
  roads, you know, Go find some big cornbread 6. 73. 180 LB.
• 1:09:01
  You know Billy Ray, you can have Billy Ray, you can have them.
• 1:09:05
  That's a quarterback and he could put Tom Brady back there.
• 1:09:07
  If you only give him a half a second to throw the ball well,
• 1:09:10
  your receivers don't have time to run around, so he's not going
• 1:09:13
  to be effective. No, you need at least 2 seconds.
• 1:09:15
  Man, there's no way to be effective if you can't get your
• 1:09:19
  receiver 5 yards down the field, you know?
• 1:09:22
  You need at least 2 seconds man. 2 seconds.
• 1:09:27
  To throw the ball, that was part of it.
• 1:09:30
  I think they showed that statistic during the Bears game
• 1:09:33
  in the first season. He was sacked.
• 1:09:35
  Like, I don't know, 80 sometimes, 60 sometimes.
• 1:09:39
  This year he's only been sacked like 23 times.
• 1:09:42
  That's insane. That's insane.
• 1:09:45
  Well, we had no offensive line the first year.
• 1:09:47
  No, and I I still, I just don't, I don't get that like and yeah,
• 1:09:51
  I don't get that. I think I think you should draft
• 1:09:52
  offensive lineman. I think you should find
• 1:09:54
  something like the the Steelers wide receiver, that Washington
• 1:09:56
  guy that's like 66200 and 80 lbs that the lineman, right?
• 1:10:02
  Why don't you give him the ball? If it's second and goal man,
• 1:10:05
  just give him give him a slant. Like kind of like the fridge?
• 1:10:09
  Back in the yeah, give him a slant, quick slant.
• 1:10:12
  No quick slants, no bubble screens, nothing.
• 1:10:16
  It was all it was all back in the end zone.
• 1:10:18
  Back in the back in the end zone.
• 1:10:19
  Like, dude, you have more plays than that.
• 1:10:21
  Like Tomlin should be furious at SoC, Just furious for that.
• 1:10:25
  That round of calls, man, that was a joke.
• 1:10:28
  An absolute joke. Almost.
• 1:10:30
  Like it was predicted. Yeah, planned.
• 1:10:35
  Looks like it was planned. It was planned.
• 1:10:38
  You guys are not supposed to win this game.
• 1:10:40
  It's in the script. Yeah, it's in the script, man.
• 1:10:43
  Joe Buck, Troy Aikman. It's in the script.
• 1:10:44
  You've seen the script. You've seen the outcome.
• 1:10:46
  Yeah, I like it. Do you?
• 1:10:47
  I'm not really. We'll see how it plays out.
• 1:10:49
  That's Rams. Rams and Bills are supposed to
• 1:10:53
  be in the Super Bowl, according to one of the one of the
• 1:10:57
  sportscasters made reference to Rams and Bills.
• 1:11:00
  So there you go. We'll see what happens.
• 1:11:02
  So I put money on both. I mean, anything's possible.
• 1:11:07
  I just, yeah, based on my betting patterns here lately on
• 1:11:10
  those two teams, they're not playing up to Super Bowl
• 1:11:14
  caliber. Nope Nope.
• 1:11:18
  But ironic that that legal legal betting dot that sports betting
• 1:11:21
  dot legal picked the Bills and the Eagles to go to the Super
• 1:11:25
  Bowl at pre season. So that'll be interesting
• 1:11:28
  because that was from a GAMBLING SITE.
• 1:11:30
  These two teams are going to the Super.
• 1:11:32
  Bowl Brain. Yeah, so figure that out I.
• 1:11:38
  Wonder if they used AI to do that though because DraftKings.
• 1:11:41
  I don't know. I did, I did, I did AI one week,
• 1:11:43
  ChatGPT, somebody posted this. I, I picked all the teams that
• 1:11:47
  chat said was going to win and I, I didn't.
• 1:11:49
  I didn't make out very well. I actually just saw that it was
• 1:11:54
  on Facebook. DraftKings AI just predicted the
• 1:11:57
  next 50 or 60 Super Bowls. Yeah, it's not.
• 1:12:01
  One, not one Dallas Cowboys Super Bowls in there.
• 1:12:05
  It goes to like 2080, it says. Does anyone notice anything
• 1:12:08
  here? And at first I didn't.
• 1:12:10
  And then I was like, there's no Cowboys.
• 1:12:14
  Isn't DraftKings owned by Jordan?
• 1:12:17
  Well, I don't know now. It was actually started by two
• 1:12:20
  college kids. Right, right, right was 1.
• 1:12:22
  Of them, but I think they sold them.
• 1:12:24
  They did, because I saw that they were.
• 1:12:25
  They wanted something more fun for fantasy football.
• 1:12:28
  That's how they created that, yes.
• 1:12:30
  Yeah, there's a documentary about.
• 1:12:31
  Yeah, I think you told me that or something, but there was two,
• 1:12:33
  there was some one of the one of the one of the betting things
• 1:12:36
  was owned by Jordan, I thought one of the the apps.
• 1:12:39
  I'm sure it is because he's a notorious gambler.
• 1:12:43
  Yeah, yeah. Well, yeah.
• 1:12:44
  When you make $360 million a year just from your Nike
• 1:12:48
  percentage that your mom negotiated for you, you know
• 1:12:51
  he's he's, he's a, he's a going to be the first trillionaire
• 1:12:55
  athlete ever. They're saying with.
• 1:12:56
  I still say that's what he got his dad killed back in the day.
• 1:12:59
  Though I do too, 100% gambling 100%.
• 1:13:02
  That was the weirdest thing ever.
• 1:13:04
  Yep, 100%. All right, who wrap this puppy
• 1:13:09
  up? You got to go eat a burrito, I'm
• 1:13:11
  sure. Are you working this week?
• 1:13:14
  You are. No.
• 1:13:15
  No, I don't. OK, cool.
• 1:13:18
  Right on. I forget who we have Friday, but
• 1:13:21
  I'll look. So, boys and girls, if you're
• 1:13:25
  feeling sad and depressed, suicidal, don't do it because
• 1:13:28
  you're a better person. If you wake up tomorrow, don't
• 1:13:30
  leave a hole in somebody else's heart.
• 1:13:31
  Text 988. Somebody's there to help talk
• 1:13:34
  you off that ledge, and you'll feel better tomorrow.
• 1:13:36
  So seriously, go. Go for a run.
• 1:13:38
  Go scream in a pillow. Go journal.
• 1:13:39
  Go do something, but make sure you wake up tomorrow because it
• 1:13:42
  will be a better day because of you.
• 1:13:45
  He's Mike Michaels. I'm Chris Dunham.
• 1:13:47
  This is 2025 and a wrap. So that means Season 3 is over,
• 1:13:50
  right? I don't have students on spec.
• 1:13:53
  Yes, from you. Right Or did we start it in
• 1:13:56
  March if we started in March since season 3 doesn't end till
• 1:13:58
  March. I don't know, I forget what
• 1:14:00
  month we started. I forget when we started this
• 1:14:01
  thing. I just.
• 1:14:02
  Go from zero to whatever in one big long list.
• 1:14:06
  That's awesome. That's awesome.
• 1:14:10
  All right, boys and girls, until next time.
• 1:14:12
  Love you brother. Love you too man.
• 1:14:18
  Am I stopping or are you stopping it?