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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Yoh, what's up?

Speaker 2 (00:01):
It's Danny g producer of the Covino and Rich Show.
So the show is supposed to be off next week
on vacation, but Rich had to throw a little bit
of a wrench into that because he's gonna work Monday
with Dan Byer and Jay stew So make sure you
catch that in all the fill in guys all of
next week. Here's what happened this past week as we

(00:22):
really got on a roll. It was a really fun
week of radio shows.

Speaker 1 (00:26):
Enjoy La Reina playing some old school Crisscross and fun
fact about my co host here, Dicky Doodle Davis. Was
that your first concert? Lorena? True story? My first concert?
Did you wear your pants backwards? Was that? Oh? That
was early mid nineties. I was in junior high and

(00:50):
I had a crush on this girl, Kathy, and I
was like, do you want to go see Crisscross at radio? No,
it wasn't radio sitios Westbury Music on Long Island, and
uh she didn't even kiss me, which is wiggedy wiggedy whack.
I thought I thought I was gonna get a little smooch.
I ever wore my backwards overalls like Chris Ross whack wi.

(01:11):
It was wiggedy, wiggedy, wiggedy whack. In fact, I Dashers Davis,
I'm Covino, Danny g Lorena spot again on the videos
at Covino and Rich if you want to play along
at home, Like I could have made up a cooler
first concert, yeah, guy as it went to Aerosmith went
to go see bon.

Speaker 3 (01:27):
Jovity Spears was my first concert.

Speaker 1 (01:29):
See that's it for a for a young woman, that's
like a cool thing, Like, oh, Brittany, it'd be like
a young girl now being like my first concert was
Taylor Swift. Mine was whack nah. Trust was cool? Man,
Like give the little kids, I like, do you know
their gimmick? Lorena? Do you not? They wore their clothes backwards?

Speaker 3 (01:45):
Oh my gosh, I totally see that now on this video.
I didn't realize they were kids.

Speaker 1 (01:48):
Well, they were sort of manufactured. I believe Jermaine Dupree
was changing right, and he had heard House of Pains
jump around and they thought that was such a banger.
They're like, yeah, we gotta make our own little version
and twist of that. So we gave it to them.
But I like that warming up Chris for kids. You know, kids,
we talk a bunch of about music here on CNR.

(02:09):
Also because you know sports music. It also goes together
based on Usher doing the halftime show, Danny, have you
seen that viral clip where they talk about his biggest song. Yeah, yeah,
I haven't seen that now. No, First of all, he
didn't want to do the song because he thought it
was corny as hell. He's like, he didn't like the
opening line. Yeah, it was like going to the club

(02:31):
with mahomies. And he's like, no, not doing it. And
La Reid, when you say it like that, it does
sound a little cool. La Reid was like, no, you're
doing it. And then Lil John gave him a beat.
They took too long and p d Poblo stole the beat.
You know, the song Freakalyek freak aly is the original

(02:52):
beat for Yeah. And when you listen to freak a
Week by pet Pablo and Usher, Yeah, back to back,
you're like they are so similar. Little John busted out
Yeah real quick because he's like, yeah, Pete Pablo, you
keep that for Freakerly And now you know the rest
of the not only do we drop fun facts yeah
about sports, so cool music as well, you welcome, You
are welcome. You're reaping all the benefits. But now we

(03:14):
got to talk about something Danny sent me over the weekend,
which is kind of hilarious, but maybe all teddy. I
think Dandy just likes to make fun of the clips. Yeah,
it's a little of that. It's a little of that. Definitely.

Speaker 2 (03:25):
When I saw it, it just looked like a black
hole ripoff to me.

Speaker 1 (03:28):
Well, it's funny you say that. A lot of people
are saying that. We're talking about the Clippers building a wall,
building a wall. As you know, they can't stay in
crypto dot com arena forever. They got the into it dome.
I'm sure they can build a wall. I've heard this before,
and they're building a wall. Now, what does that mean?

(03:49):
That means fifty I believe it was fifty one rows
of your hardcore, dedicated, committed fans. But you have to
prove that you're a fan to be allowed in the
Clippers wall. Take a listen to the I guess you
would say, the ad and promo they're running for the Clippers.

(04:12):
Years ago, we embarked on a plan to reinvent and
reimagine Clipper basketball.

Speaker 4 (04:22):
We made a commitment to every Clipper fan that we
would be relentless in every month, that we could win
every year. George, we will compete in LA's newest landmark.

Speaker 1 (04:37):
Into a Dome bill for the fan, by the.

Speaker 4 (04:40):
Fan, delivering the ultimate home court advantage for our team.
And on the enemy side of into a dome lives
the beating heart the wall Clipper Fan, one Rose High,

(05:01):
forty five hundred seats deep, home to the most energetic
fans on the planet who probably stand, chant and cheer
for the Clips, and.

Speaker 1 (05:12):
Where opposing team gear is absolutely not allowed.

Speaker 4 (05:16):
This is not your typical home court advantage, Clipper Nation.

Speaker 5 (05:21):
This is our home court advantage.

Speaker 4 (05:24):
We want the noise, the passion, the love in its
loudest homers. Who will be the ones to bring it?
Will it be?

Speaker 6 (05:33):
You?

Speaker 1 (05:34):
Join us?

Speaker 4 (05:35):
In the wall?

Speaker 1 (05:36):
The wall, the wall? How are they going to police this? Well,
you know what you have to answer. Can you look
us up? You have to answer trivia questions about the Clippers.
You need to qualify. You need to get three out
of five to qualify. There's criteria you need to meet.
You have to submit photos of yourself in Clippers gear. Yeah,
show us your Clippers gear. Subscribe to the full Court

(05:57):
Clippers newsletters, follow them on in Graham, subscribe to Clipper Vision,
or attend a game in the last three years. Correctly
answer a trivia question. By the way, how is this
not sponsored by wall Wahl the Whippers Wall? So do
I need to be a marketing director here? You need
to prove you're a fan. The only thing I don't
like about it, and again, I don't know how other

(06:19):
Walls were created, but I get the feeling that it
happened organically, and that's what I like about it. The
fact that this is forced. It may lead to something cool,
but that's what's rubbed me the wrong way.

Speaker 2 (06:30):
Yeah, a couple of fans started the Raiders black Hole
in Oakland.

Speaker 1 (06:32):
I mean, that's what I believe that I didn't know
that to be true, but that's what I believed. Right Friday,
March fifteenth, we're going to be doing the show live
from the Graduate Hotel in Nashville, Tennessee. So if you're
in the Nashville area, you want to come hang with
the show, meet the show, have a drink, We're gonna
be down. We'll be there and if you you know

(06:53):
rub Danny g the right way, maybe a swiggy could
be yours, you know, right, I never know it is allowed.
So yeah, we'll be in Nashville Friday the fifteenth, so
two and a half weeks hang with us on a
Friday show. Looking forward to it. Now a lot to
get to this hour. Speaking of swiggys, Danny g has
your giveaways, your chance to win one with last one standing.

(07:14):
We play this game every Monday. We'll do some trivia.
But we're talking about the Clippers wall that well, my
first hearing of it was this weekend, so you know what,
I love it from the perspective of, as your buddy
Gary Vaynerchuck would say, innovate or die. The Clippers are

(07:35):
always going to be the little sibling to the Lakers
out here in l That's why Lakers fans are making
fun of them for this. But what do you have
to do. You're not going to beat the Lakers doing
things traditionally. It's a Lakers town. For the Clippers to
gain momentum, they need to do a few things. Win, right,
But besides winning, do something a little different. And the

(07:59):
fact that they're doing this wall and.

Speaker 4 (08:01):
On the enemy side of into a dome lives the
beating Heart, the wall, the.

Speaker 1 (08:08):
Wall Wall, and you gotta love the idea because no
one eld.

Speaker 2 (08:12):
One rows deep forty five hundred seats fifty one uninterrupted
rows passionate Clipper fans.

Speaker 1 (08:19):
It's kind of cool. Can they feel that?

Speaker 2 (08:24):
By the way, there's also going to be standing room
only in that section to hold three hundred of their
most energetic, energetic fans if you.

Speaker 1 (08:31):
Just joined us. I said, my only problem with this
is that I thought things like this happened to organically,
and I could be wrong, but it does separate at
least the perception of the fans. For example, we live
out here in LA I know the Lee Galaxy. You're
a good squad, but I always see clips of the
LAFC and what do they call their fans, the thirty

(08:52):
two fifty two or whatever, that section where they just
go wild and they have their chance and every day.

Speaker 7 (09:00):
Black and gold, dollar dollar dollar black and go, dollarside
black and go, and they're waving their flags and they're
going wild.

Speaker 1 (09:10):
Man, it leaves impact it and it does say something
about their fandom. It's like, wow, this is cool. So
when Lakers got the banners, but they don't have that
when we went to the LAFC game. That was a
lasting impression. Fact that the fact that from the second
you get there until the whistle blows, you know what,
it made you feel like that their fans are passionate,

(09:32):
but it felt like they were like hardcore. You know
how you see foreign fans they're like extra fanatical. That's
how it felt.

Speaker 3 (09:39):
But it's organic. So that's my thing with the Clippers
when they're doing this. Are they going to pay these people?

Speaker 1 (09:44):
I don't know if they sellers?

Speaker 3 (09:47):
Do they have to go to every game?

Speaker 8 (09:49):
Like?

Speaker 3 (09:49):
Are people just gonna be like I want to be
a part of something?

Speaker 1 (09:51):
I mean to go be because you have to fulfill
the criteria you need to prove according to you.

Speaker 9 (09:56):
You can go shop on Amazon and I can google
some things to get the answer to this. If I
really wanted to be a part of it.

Speaker 10 (10:02):
Are barber Addie? I'll shout him out. Does great work Addison. Yeah,
he's a guy, a huge Clippers fan. And he told
me he's a barber and he's a barber. How about that?
That's funny? How funny how that works? By the clips
don't lie? And he said, as like a fan, they
reached out to him and offered him this like insane

(10:22):
deal on season tickets. That's cool, just to fill this area.
Like it was like almost the cost of like a
one regular season.

Speaker 1 (10:28):
He's in and he and he's excited about it. And
if you could recreate our buddy, Nico is a big
soccer fan and he lives in Phoenix, and he goes
to Phoenix Rising have the bandits, and he goes overseas.
They're called the Ultras, like in a lot of foreign
you know, in a lot of the Premier league stuff,
Soccer flut theball famous for this, the over the top

(10:52):
fans that don't stop cheering the whole time. You've seen it.
The NBA, great fan base, is great game. It's always
fun to go an NBA game. But this is the
first of it. Danny said it. In football, you got
the black hole for the Raiders. There's certain groups of fans,
the bleacher bums at Yankee Stadium. But this is like creatures,

(11:15):
the bleacher bums. No, they're not bumbs, they're creatures, bleacher creatures.
Hey spot when you talk to Addie m Barber, Clippers fan,
gonna see Wednesday.

Speaker 4 (11:23):
No.

Speaker 1 (11:23):
Was he pumped about it though, because to me, that
says everything, because you want as a fan to feel
like you're getting something back and that you're part of something.
And if they're making you feel like you're part of
something cool, it doesn't matter if you're not a Clippers
fan and you hate on it or Danny, you're Lakers guy,
so you think it's corny. If the Clippers fans are like, hell, yeah,
that's all that matters to them.

Speaker 10 (11:43):
Yeah, And I think they're trying to make it feel
like a homegrown thing, so they are proud about this
kind of building of fandom.

Speaker 1 (11:49):
I guess the the arena itself, the into it Dome
has to sort of be in on it for the
fans to get it going right. So and an ownership,
they have to allot these rose for the fans. Ownership
has always wanted to do something. How could we compete
with the Lakers in a market where the Lakers are
the most storied franchise, maybe other than the Celtics and

(12:10):
NBA history.

Speaker 2 (12:12):
I feel like, you know, to be fair to the Clippers,
they can enforce this too. You saw that viral video
of how they beat up Clipper Darryl in the game,
So I look, I think in Coveno beat.

Speaker 1 (12:25):
Them up right, Cam Newton, Stop, it wasn't sorry wrong clip.

Speaker 2 (12:30):
The ig video I sent you over the weekend was
actually a Raiders fan saying, hey, they should have did
this with the brand new stadium in Vegas and moving
forward with sports in Vegas, it would be a nice
idea to do something like this because of all the
visitors from out of town.

Speaker 1 (12:44):
Here's something I don't know. Danny g did the black
Hole completely.

Speaker 2 (12:48):
They've tried for They've tried to recreate it in Vegas,
but obviously it's just not the.

Speaker 1 (12:53):
Same, right, But it's still a work in progress. There
are great fan bases in every sport that you could note,
but it all starts somewhere. I'm not you know, I'm
not saying it's always organic, but sometimes you start branding
something that's a part of marketing. Man, if the Clippers
are trying to differentiate, you can't argue from a marketing
business standpoint saying new stadium, the facility they're talking about,

(13:17):
how it's gonna be innovative else, like chargers at your seat,
little screens, like everything about the venue apparently is gonna
be top level. So why not include the wall and
you say the wall. Now, honestly, I immediately think Trump
the wall. Yeah, the name.

Speaker 2 (13:33):
I feel like theyton might have thought about the name
a little.

Speaker 1 (13:36):
Bit, right, don't you think of that? I know it's
stupid because it's the wall floor. I would say a
pink Floyd. But nowadays you're thinking Donald Trump, And you know,
I think it is kind of cool. It's different new
You gotta give them credit for that. Put yourself if
it were Put yourself in the shoes the never surrenders. Yeah,
you're Donald Trump's gal chios. Put yourself in your slide

(14:00):
and bidens. Put yourself in the shoes of someone running
the marketing team for the Clippers. You're not the Lakers.
You're winning, you have a better record than the Lakers.
Yet you're never the You're never the Lakers. What could
we do? New stadium? Balmer's and g as an owner, right,
you know, he puts the effort in, he has the energy.
You have to try these things. Dan Bayer is a

(14:21):
huge Seahawks fan. Dan twelfth Man wasn't always a thing
and then it became the thing. As far as NFL
fan bases.

Speaker 11 (14:29):
Twelfth Man was a thing for a while, but it
did not grab on nationally to your point, like there
was always something there.

Speaker 1 (14:36):
Then they had to change it and be the Twelves
because of Texas A and M. But you're right, it didn't.

Speaker 11 (14:40):
It didn't explode actually until the team with Pete Carroll really.

Speaker 1 (14:44):
Dude, Yeah, that Pete Carroll Russell Wilson squad with that
legion of doom defense. You felt like that was the
coolest fan base. Yes, you know, the twelfth Man. The
Twelves like feeling like you're part of something, right, So
that's what the Clippers are trying to do. Make you
feel part of something.

Speaker 2 (14:59):
Yeah, have you guys seen any of the design plans?
And I know it's going to be ready to open
for next season, but they're going to have five total
basketball courts applause outdoor court where the screen goes from
basket to basket. So what they're hoping is fans will
gather to watch the Clippers when they're on the road.

Speaker 1 (15:19):
Well, you know, interesting, you got to credit them, you know,
as I as a homer for the Mets, you know,
East Coast guy living out here in La the Mets
when Steve Cohen bought the team. If you've ever been
to Chase Stadium back in the day, or city Field.
Cityfield is a beautiful stadium. Now, Shae Stadium was sort

(15:40):
of like dump is like our dump, a retro dump
from the sixties. But shay Or City Field is amongst
like junk yards and subway stations and it's gross. Steve
Cohen is going to put eight B with a B
billion dollars into hotels, parks, restaurants, casinos. There's a plan

(16:01):
in place because it's like, how could you You can't
beat the Yankees. It's the Yankees?

Speaker 8 (16:05):
What?

Speaker 1 (16:06):
But there's in certain ways you can't. That's what we're
going You create a fan experience. Where as cool as
the Yankees are, they're in the middle of the Bronx.
You can't do much. You have a couple of cool
bars around them, but it's just Yankee Stadium in the Bronx.
Mets are trying to create down the line in experience,
and you can't blame the Clippers for trying. Yeah, man,

(16:26):
if it's anything close to what l a f C
has going on and go they can create that vibe. Man,
Danny g. Your fan base might be shaking in their
nikes a little bit. They'll shaking. If they could create
that vibe that we saw at a sire game.

Speaker 2 (16:45):
And great fan experience is amazing. But the bottom line
is you need to win.

Speaker 1 (16:51):
That's true. When it matters the most, that's true. That's true,
you gotta win. So hey, props to them for doing
something different. And then it does make me wonder all
these other fan bases. Did it happen organically or was
there a marketing guy that says, oh, now we're creating
the black hole and this is where they sit. You know.

(17:13):
For me, to my knowledge, I'm a lifelong Yankees fan.
Bleachers creatures just happened because those are the cheap seats
and they're actual bleachers in the outfield. So that's where
the you know, the the art couldn't even fix the
bathrooms at the Oakland Coliseum, trust me, that was the
fans behind the black hole. Yeah, so I'm saying a
lot of other times we've seen it, I assume that
it was organic. I don't know. We saw your stadium

(17:36):
in Las Vegas for the Super Bowl. When I went
to the game, I was impressed with a lot of
the facilities and everything about that place felt top notch.

Speaker 2 (17:45):
Yeah, dude, modern technology mixed with bringing in the history
of the team. When you combine those two things, the
brand new stadiums and arenas are just mind blowing.

Speaker 1 (17:56):
You know you talked about this the other day, Carena,
when you after the show met up with your sister,
took your daughter to Disney m hm and lo, Raine,
I know you love to go to Disney with your kid.
Disney now is totally based on your app. Okay, if
you don't have you have that Disneyland app. In fact,
I think you need it to even being you need

(18:17):
to set your your appointments for the rides. Yeah, but
you a courtesy of the Genie Pass and everybody you
were saying like your daughter wanted some type of food
and they're like, oh, the linees forever. But it's like
you order on the app and they meet you in
the park and bring it. Yeah, it's crazy. It's companies,
theme parks, stadiums, places you go with the kids the

(18:37):
family on a date, concerts like look at what they're
doing in Vegas with the Sphere. You think those type
of venues aren't going to start popping up everywhere If
that's successful, like a visual experience, you don't think you're
creating a better fan experience. That's what you're doing. And
that's what they're doing. Can I and I can't wait
to see it. Can I tell you something? They have

(18:57):
a fan base that will never go anywhere because it's
it's how it is, right, And they won a World
Series a decade ago, within it, within the decade. But
this may rub people the wrong way when I say it,
but have you been to a Cubs game in the
last decade or so? No, Danny boy as could be.

Speaker 2 (19:17):
I heard you say this before you said, that's the
reason why the bars are so popular.

Speaker 1 (19:21):
Outside this, I got to go to the Cubby Bear
and get extra twisted before you go to bring the fun.
I'm a big baseball guy, believe it or not, and
I was like, where's the in between inning big screen
games and team losses? And were at the Great City Subway.
Where's where's the stuff? Where's the hidden ball into the helmet?

(19:44):
Where's the big ass screen in center field? Where's the fixings?
And I felt like I had more fun hanging at
the Cubby Bear, having some drinks, having some beers across
the street than the actual game. The Cubs are surviving
based on the fact that they are a legacy team
and they're the Cubs, and it's just part of the
culture at that at this But but if that ballpark
existed Camo in a newer city, no one would go.

(20:06):
No one would go. All right, you know, let's take
one quick phone call. I don't want to keep him holding,
and then we're gonna play last one standing. But I
think Kenny was chiming in about a Rod's tan. It's
all the buy. What's up, Kenny, Kenny?

Speaker 6 (20:17):
What's up?

Speaker 4 (20:17):
Gentlemen?

Speaker 12 (20:18):
Hey heard you talking about throwing it back with Chris Cross.
I want to throw it back. I think a Rod
got to hold it to be and found his rabbit
hole and he watched a little c Thomas Howell and
decided that was a good look. You know, they got
a hold of those the skin darkning cove a little bit.
And that's the first thing I thought of when I
saw that clown on TV.

Speaker 1 (20:36):
Then it did appear to be like like our buddy
Sebastian Maniscalco used to talk about, he'd use a tanta.
I use a tanta what like a what tan? And
it's a tan towel, you know, you just rub it
on your face and body, so that did the fake
tan kicks in It kind of did look like that,

(20:56):
lore Lorena. Have you experimented with the different spray tans
and rub on tans, because I feel like my wife
and her friends, I've seen them go through all these things,
and like you ever see a girl who's like, hands
are tan, but in between her fingers are white and
it's your hair.

Speaker 9 (21:10):
Yeah, I think that's one of the main problems with
spray tanning, besides the smell. So like, if a rod
had just gotten a spray cand he's gonna reek for
at least three days.

Speaker 1 (21:19):
You did, though, Rich, what if he really did try
something like a tan towel or one of these and
it just went awry and went bad. And then he's
saying he was on vacation because I looked him like,
well where was he? And I can't find out where
he was? Might be a big maybe ratter if he's
light hand towel. But you're absolutely right. I did it

(21:41):
a girl once, Lorena for a while where she was
always nice in tan and looking good. But I was
like that spray tan smell. If you can't get used
to that, you know, it'll throw you off somebody. Somebody
get a whiff of a rod and report peck. Yeah,
someone go find a rod, sniff them hit us up.
Here we go. We have Tyson Truck. Can we forget Mike?

Speaker 8 (22:03):
Mike Tyson was a man.

Speaker 1 (22:04):
I want your heart. I want to eat a children,
but an ear to this.

Speaker 8 (22:08):
If you're a boxing brainy act tired Mike Trivia, you
can't tuch.

Speaker 1 (22:13):
You're man enough all right? In Security has brought him
into the main studio. It's been a long time in
a while. Guy that, yeah, man, what you been up to.
I'll tell you guys that they get into cool for me.
You guys that you guys that I'm Colin Cowhard and
you feel it. For Dan Patrick, I think you got
it like big time in me or something. I wouldn't
throw it. No one called me a week. We missed
your Mike. Nobody call me a week. Nice to have

(22:35):
you back. Be back. Gonna meet the contestants for a
Tyson Tuesday.

Speaker 8 (22:39):
Here.

Speaker 1 (22:39):
Hey, by the way, I only came through. I can
get one of my tweiggy Do I get a thwiggy
can give you. I'll trade you for edible ears. You
gotta win it. Hey, how you doing five, Hi, Mike.

Speaker 2 (22:49):
We'll meet the contestants right now. There's this Tuesday win
totals twenty one, that's right. Twenty one time winner Rich Davis.

Speaker 1 (22:55):
The way you think you're better than me because you
want twenty one time? I was heavyweight champion at twenty one,
that's true.

Speaker 2 (23:00):
Thirteen time champ Dan Bayer, Hello, I like Dan Bier. Hey,
Dan Hey, Mike's time winner. Spotty Boy lucky number seven
this week and looking to win us seeing our stainless steel.
Swiggy that that our boy tyson's talking about. Matt and Pa.
What up, Matt?

Speaker 4 (23:17):
What's going on? Guys?

Speaker 1 (23:19):
What do you do for a living there in Pennsylvania?

Speaker 13 (23:21):
I work with it with them recording software, and I'm
just amazed to be in the presence of the chap.

Speaker 1 (23:29):
That's very nice, you man, the very kind man. Another
one of your fans, Mike. Oh, you're a very beautiful man,
Matt in Pennsylvania.

Speaker 2 (23:36):
Here's the rules for Iron Mike Trivia. The first contestant
with two correct answers is the champ. If there's a tie,
then we have a couple of tiebreaker questions. Your name
is your buzzer, but you do have to wait until
all three possible answers are read. If there's two wrong
answers in a row, we move on to the next question.

Speaker 1 (23:52):
Are you ready? Yes, let's get it on go, let's
do this, all right, guys, Just this week, very exquiditely,
I made a very exquisitely I made a comment. Why
is that funny? Very exquisitely I made it. I'm not
liking you today. I made a comment about Professional Fighters
League whether A I would not bet against them, be

(24:16):
too soon to tell they're still in their infancy, or
c Middle East money will set them apart? Again? What
was my comment about Professional Fighters?

Speaker 2 (24:26):
Matt got in there yet? A. I would not bet againstow.

Speaker 1 (24:33):
Hey, I would not bet against Matt either. Matt gets
on the board right away as we go to round two.
All right, speaking of my marvelous mouse, my marvelous mouth?
Did I did I? I was once famously quoted as saying, A,
maybe the media needs to be punching the faith from
time to time. B I have a ludicrous amount of

(24:55):
fame and even more loneliness or that funny, it's ludicrous
these mortals even attempt to enter my realm? What did
I say, what did I famously quote I'm gonna go
be I feel like there's a lonely party. Mike. No,

(25:17):
old Matt for the steal in the wind. Hey no,
I watched famously quoted it's ludicrous theed's mortals even attempt
to enter my realm.

Speaker 2 (25:30):
Mortals in your realm, Matt is the only one on
the board. As we moved around, three.

Speaker 1 (25:34):
Mortals aren't allowed in my round. Oh right, all right.
In two thousand and six, I great the big screen
in the film Rocky Balboa. You guys love Rocky, Right,
I do what role? Did I play a boxer Damien Strong,
b boxer Jackson Black or myself Mike Tython Rich Rich

(25:56):
played yourself? Yeah? Right, actually myself? That confused me. I
gotta be honest, like, wait a minute.

Speaker 2 (26:04):
All right, we move on to round four as Matt
and rich are both on the board.

Speaker 1 (26:07):
By the way, with your favorite Rocky movie Rocky two.
No wrong answer that went out within that's the best one.
I'll ask you again later. Round four, which bold and
brave fighter was the first to finish an entire, excruciating
fight with me, whether a James Tillith B. Donovan Ruddick

(26:29):
or C. Lennox Lewis, Oh, Matt for the win? B No, No,
I remember that, right, Dan Byer, I'm gonna say a yeah.

Speaker 2 (26:42):
Hey, James Tillett Byer gets on the board. So now
Matt rich byre As we go to round five.

Speaker 1 (26:49):
Wow, the heated competition. Round five. Speaking a show business
in twenty thirteen, I brought my one man show, Undisputed
Truth on the road. How many cities did I bring
my show to with the A twenty thitties, B thirty
sixth or the forty one? Matt Matt for the win? Alright, No,

(27:15):
that's about you want to guess. Make sure B thirty
six citties?

Speaker 14 (27:19):
Yeah, why do you say? I mean thirty six cities,
thirty fix city. All contestants are on the board. Who
should avoid cities? For Mike Tyson?

Speaker 1 (27:31):
You know I'm not following. I'm not following. Why that's funny?
It's not Mike.

Speaker 2 (27:36):
All right, let's go all right, here's the tie break now,
no multiple choice, it's whoever comes closest. Just buzz in
with your name to go first.

Speaker 1 (27:44):
All right, all right, you guys, ready, let's do it.
By the way, feel good to be back here a
fox fourth rates Mike with that going over, how many
knockouts did I have my boxing career? How many knockouts
did I have? Rich? All right, Rich gets the guests first,
forty one. Okay, who wants to go next? I'll go
forty nine, Buyer forty nine, okay, Matt, Matt forty three,

(28:09):
forty three okay, one dollar thirty eight. Wow, this is
so cool.

Speaker 2 (28:15):
Wow, this is cool because our listener just won a swiggy.

Speaker 6 (28:22):
Man.

Speaker 2 (28:22):
Wow, Matt, guests forty three, The answer is forty four.

Speaker 1 (28:26):
Is this the first trivia winner? Yes?

Speaker 2 (28:28):
Yeah, no, no, no second because the very first game
we played, when the Swiggies came in, the listener won
Wowngratulating winner, Matt, congratulations, man.

Speaker 1 (28:38):
You're very wonderful me. You're a great champion, You're a
great man, You're a great many. Thank you. Thanks, Matt.
Hold on, buddy, we'll have them signed, all right. Guy.
So hey, you know, I don't know if you're gonna
call me next week or what the deal is, but
I'm always available, guy, Mike. My favorite Rockey movie? Yeah, Bellbow, Oh,
thank you, thank you. Ray bye, damn buyer by Guy Bye, Guy,
thank you bye bye guys, Bye Guy Tyson like damn

(29:02):
Buyer's got your update with I can't wait.

Speaker 11 (29:04):
I can't wait till Matt and goes to work. And
where where did you buy that?

Speaker 1 (29:08):
No?

Speaker 11 (29:09):
No, no, I want it on a radio? How'd you
win it? You do this trivia thing where this guy
does this Mike Tyson impression and.

Speaker 1 (29:21):
Dan, we don't talk about Santa Claus on the show.

Speaker 11 (29:24):
Yeah, this guy brings Mike Tyson on the show down
the Hallway and yeah, but forty four knockouts he was closing.

Speaker 1 (29:37):
That's great? Really yeah?

Speaker 11 (29:38):
Uh, speaking of a knockouts, this is what shoe hal
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Speaker 1 (30:53):
Larry David and Richard Lewis, well, let me ruin today now,
rich best buddies. There's an episode on the new season
where they're arguing about putting each other in their wills.
Don't put me in your will? And Richard Lewis is like,
I'll put you in my will, Larry, and He's like,
why just want me to put you and my will.
There's a whole funny joke about them putting themselves in
each other's wills and come to find out today, yep, today,

(31:18):
sorry again, Rich Rest in peace. Comic legend Richard Lewis
passed away at the age of seventy six. Yeah, I
mean he owned the late night circuits in the eighties
growing up, legendary comedian. I'd always see him on The
Tonight Show and Late Night shows like that, and of
course sitcoms on television and most recently Curb Your Enthusiasm,

(31:42):
But he was on for years. Yeah, Richard was great
on that show. One of those guys that I can't
really pinpoint what I knew him from as a kid,
other than some like camping moviem was he on. He
was on some sitcom in the eighties, and I don't
know rich We interviewed him. He's been on our show.
You might know him from that. Big fan and sad
to see the passing of Richard Lewis, and then also today,

(32:06):
if you're an old school wrestling fan, I don't want
to be a show that just brings you bad news.
But arguably one of the best manager sidekicks sidekicks in
wrestling history, Virgil passed away at the age of sixty
two sixty one I believe sixty one either way. Battled

(32:27):
tons of well wrestlers in his day, but health complications.
I believe he had a stroke, dementia, and it all
led to eventually his death. We got that announcement this morning.
Virgil from the WWE sixty one, Richard Lewis seventy six.
He was just shy of sixty two really really sad.

(32:49):
So sorry to fire you down. We hope the rest
of our show fires you back. Now we can get positive.
But I was just saying, like Cavino just sort of
put it out there, and then saying, so, I'm like, man,
Richard Lewis, I mean Virgil saw that clip from Neil
de grass Tyson and it made me think it did.
I was like, wow, I never never looked at it
that way. However, you know, as I said to you yesterday,

(33:11):
I'll dispute Neil de grass Tyson's take on it because
you leave no legacy or memory before you were born.
Your memory and your legacy lives after you die, so
there is a difference. Yeah, we don't need to analyze that.
You don't need to get people thinking about that. But yeah,
you did sort of bring me down, But I did

(33:33):
want to ask, being that we lost Virgil such a
fun part of wrestling in the eighties and nineties. You
remember when the million Dollar Man told that little kid
if you could dribble the basketball ten times, he'd give
them money. Do you remember that? Yeah, that was like
a classic clip, legendary, and that is a kid's the
little cute kids dribbling the basketball six seven. Hey, not

(33:55):
million dollar man kicks away the ball that little kid
Lebron James feeling yet, So I mean, Virgil a great manager.
Before we get into the meat of the show, we're
going to talk about some MBA stuff. I know you
have a fight game question. Yeah, I was gonna bring
up Pete Webber today because it's the anniversary of one

(34:16):
of his most famous quotes, in my opinion, the one
of the most famous quotes in sports, one of my favorites.
This week is the anniversary of something he said. Of course,
NFL always on the mind. So we'll get to all
the sports stuff. But let me ask you, as a
kid of the eighties and nineties, when wrestling really did
go from like old Harry guys grappling to gimmicks and

(34:37):
fun and a billion dollar industry. From the Andre the
Giants and Hulk Cogan's to the Rocks and Stone Colds
to the Roman Reigns and CM punks, is there a
clear best manager. You always joke about managers like, yeah,
Bobby the brain heen You think Bobby the brain Heenen
was number one, so over the top crazy and his

(35:00):
stupid neck brace and like kids. And as an announcer
he was great. He was an announcer. I mean they
all had great gimmicks. Jimmy Hart, mister Fuji click slick,
he had his song, Jimmy Cornett with the tennis racket.
Or I think Bobby the Brain was probably because there
was something about him. He was so annoying. What about
Paul Hayman that was pretty still sticking? You asked me

(35:21):
back in the day, so way back on a Wednesday. My
vote goes for Bobby the Brain Heenan. I got I
got one for Bobby the Brains. About this one, Miss Elizabeth?
What about this? She was hot? She definitely was hot.
All right? Well reste So Virgil think about that. And
if you have an answer that trump's what Covino said,

(35:45):
because I'll back you up. I agree with you. When
when you and I agree most of the time, it's fact.
And I think it's hard to say that there was
a cooler manager when we were kids than Bobby the
Brain Heenan Like not Tony LaRussa. He was a manager
when we were kids. Davey Johnson, Jim Leland, Yeah, Dann Bayer,
did you watch wrestling at all as a kid, do

(36:06):
you have a Is there a manager that comes to mind?
I feel like we covered him right, Yeah, loud mouth
Jimmy Hert, Did you guys say that?

Speaker 11 (36:11):
Yeah, South to the South. Yes, the megaphone, that's what
it was. Yeah, he shows you how much I was
locked in.

Speaker 1 (36:15):
But yeah, I remember that was a great weapon when
when the bad guy managers had a cane or a megaphone,
he knew it was always going to be used as
an illegal weapon. Miss Elizabeth, you guys bring that one up.

Speaker 11 (36:26):
Yeah, sorry I stepped out, but yeah, I'll just repeat
everything you said. So if you tuned in late like me,
this is what happened on CNR.

Speaker 1 (36:33):
Perfect. But I thought wrestling that was such a golden
era for them, way back on a Wednesday. Though I
never had any of their figures or toys. Never had
I had Bobby he did you see you had Bobby Heenen.
So I think he's the best. Jimmy Hart Maan, I'll
give you one more. And I think he started out
as a as a heel, as a bad guy, and

(36:55):
then he became good. Very involved in the MTV world.
Cyndi Lauper Captain lou Albata with the rubber bands on
his beard and everything. That guy was a character. He
was also in the Yeah Girls Just want to have
Fun video, that's what you're referencing. But yeah, he was
a big part of that. So hey, rest in peace, Virgil.
And if you're a big fan of Kerb like we are,

(37:17):
Richard Lewis, comedian passed away at the age of seventy six,
apparently of a heart attack at his home in Los Angeles.
Before we start bowling, talk and I have a question,
and of course we're going to talk some fighting and
another nonsense today, Cavino and rich Let's go to the
phones eight seven, seven ninety nine on Fox and say, kay, tal,

(37:37):
let's say what's up yo, Nick, you're on CNR. What
comes to mind? In honor of Virgil who passed away
at sixty one?

Speaker 16 (37:44):
All right, be Virgil.

Speaker 17 (37:45):
Ah, I gotta go with Paul Baarde.

Speaker 1 (37:49):
That's a great one.

Speaker 16 (37:50):
Listen to this.

Speaker 17 (37:51):
I'm an undertaker in my and that's my profession now,
so I get jokes all the time for my friends.
But the story of that is is that the Undertaker
had his character. Vince was in the room and they're like,
we need a manager for him.

Speaker 13 (38:04):
And I think it was.

Speaker 17 (38:05):
Bruce Prickard was in there and he goes, how about
and I think his name is like hurt is that
weird name, like Herbie or Hurshy or something, and they
Vince goes brang him in and he goes, Hey.

Speaker 16 (38:14):
The crazy part is is.

Speaker 17 (38:15):
That Paul Behar was actually a mortician.

Speaker 16 (38:18):
Yes, mortis in Alabama.

Speaker 1 (38:20):
Yeah, you know what. Not trying to name drop, but
we had him on our show, We've interviewed him. And
it's also a said reminder too that a lot of
these childhood icons and people we admired are all passing away,
especially in the world of wrestling. But I remember talking
to him about it, and I'm just bringing that up
to let everybody know how gracious and kind he was too,
because I remember he came to our show with Kamala

(38:43):
he did, and he was so sweet and such a
good dude. But how did we even leave him out
of the conversation, especially when Rich does a fantastic Paul
Bearer impression. Oh yes, Undertaker, that might be your best,
might be might be it might be your best. Yeah,
your brother loves not too shabby either, But I love

(39:05):
you Chris and Iowa you know, it sounded like Adam
Sandler doing Paul Barret a little bit shabby is the Undertaker.
I would say it's the visual that really gets me.
Seeing rich Duke Paul bart always makes me laugh. But yeah,
you know, before we start and get into all the
NBA and NFL and everything, we lost two people that

(39:26):
meant a lot of to our child, to Richard Lewis
seventy six and Virgil sixty one. What's up, Chris and Iowa, Hey, guys,
what's up.

Speaker 16 (39:36):
Yeah. So obviously you got you know, miss Elizabeth with Randy,
you know, we got that.

Speaker 13 (39:42):
But Richard Lewis with.

Speaker 16 (39:46):
Being in Robin Hood men in tight Oh yeah, that's right.

Speaker 4 (39:49):
What a great role with his mole moving around.

Speaker 18 (39:52):
All the time.

Speaker 1 (39:55):
Man, it's a bummer. Like I said, if you're watching
the new season a curb, it's really good. And Richard Lewis,
they had a scene and I don't need to repeat it,
but they had a scene about putting each other in
their wills and Larry was joking like I'm gonna outlive you.
I'm gonna go to doctor tomorrow to make sure I
outlive you. That was the whole you know what you're

(40:16):
doing too rich and it happens all the time. Like
I was just thinking of that guy. Oh I just
saw that guy. Oh we were just talking about that.
Oh I just saw that episode and he said this right,
So yeah, man, it's been part of our life for
a long time.

Speaker 2 (40:31):
So that Larry David Deli Sandwich episode will be one
of the greats of all time, no.

Speaker 1 (40:35):
Doubt, without a doubt. Man, you know what, their chemistry
was fantastic. So if you don't watch kurby your enthusiasm,
you're probably thinking Richard lewis that dude from the eighties.
I haven't seen him in forever. Yeah, No, he was
still bringing it on that show. So you just missed
out and definitely not too late to catch up because
rich is swearing by it now like you backtracked and

(40:56):
went all the way back again. I think it's one
of those shows that if you started from season one again,
just as like a background show. You now, some people
when they're doing the dishes or cooking or whatever, they
might if there's no big game on, they'll put a
show on. Like a lot of people have the office
in the background, or friends or something. I think Curb
is a good. I still put on Sports Center for
that seventy five years old. Yeah, I just throw it

(41:18):
on his sports. The sound of sports is comforting for me.
I still do that. And I even kidding you. It's
like the oldest guy tactic. You have sports Hey, call
me an old guy. It's just you know, old habits.
But you got this phone thing. If you need a highlight.
I just like the sound of it. And I love broadcasting.
I love the highlights.

Speaker 8 (41:34):
You know.

Speaker 1 (41:34):
I want to see like a sweet shop with Cavino,
Dame Lillard, Wellet. I'm glad you have COVENI like, I
want something. I want something curated.

Speaker 19 (41:40):
Like the whole point of having something in the background
is that I don't want to have to keep looking
up video after video after video. You got Scott van Pell,
who's throwing this all together for it, you know what,
you know.

Speaker 1 (41:50):
What SVP works out because he's personality based and our
buddy Gary Streiski's fantastic. But Sports Center had to evolve
because I think just playing highlights, I just don't think
you got worst allude to that, like you just have
it on and it's comforting. But you know what, Rich,
I'm glad you brought that up because something else. If
we have time, I want to talk about how to

(42:11):
kill my time on this long ass flight I got
coming up? Do I invest early on curb your enthusiasm.
We'll explain later on, but let's talk about this real quick.
This week was the anniversary of one of my favorite
sports quotes of all time. You guys know it, son
of legendary buller Dick Weber, Pete Webber, who paved his

(42:32):
own way as a legend in the game. He is
in a tournament, he's being heckled, and he comes through
with a big strike to win the game, to win
the match, and he says something legendary. Let's look back again.
The anniversary was this week. The great Pete Webber. Now,

(43:00):
of course, who do you think you are? I am?
Is one of the most It's right up there with
like today today, I consider myself the luckiest man man. Yeah,
I love that, But I also love the build up
to it. As I've mentioned before, that's right, he was
so in the moment, like he was so.

Speaker 2 (43:24):
Feeling that scream that you screamed that in the hallway
after a good show, after a good show.

Speaker 1 (43:28):
I feel that Pete Weber sort of winning bomb Deddy,
I'm with him while the while the legendary quote is
who do you think you are? I am? I do
like the part where he's like, that's right, Blake, we
played one more time. You are screaming at the top

(43:53):
of his lungs. And there's a backstory to this, and
I have like a side question about bowling in fact,
something I grew up with and I love. Apparently rich
he was being heckled by like a kid. Yeah, because
when you really think about what he said, who do
you think you are? I am? It really doesn't make
much sense. It's a cool quote, but who do you

(44:16):
think you are? I am? Grammatically informationally like, it really
just doesn't make sense other than what a cool line.
It's not even what he meant to say, yet it
came out so memorable, kind of like when we landed
on the moon. Neil Armstrong wasn't trying to say one
small step for man one giant leap for mankind. That's

(44:38):
not what was By the way, what does mankind have
to do with this? We're telling about wrestling spot? What
was the original What was Mick Foley have to do
with the moon?

Speaker 10 (44:46):
It was supposed to be one small step for a man,
one giant leap for all of mankind.

Speaker 1 (44:52):
But what he said came out more legendary. Now, what
was Pete Weber really trying to say in that moment
and why was he so fired up? We have the
history of that as well. Take a listen.

Speaker 6 (45:05):
I had a kid rooting against me during the match
and he was doing it loud enough, just loud enough
for me to hear, and.

Speaker 8 (45:12):
It kind of made me mad.

Speaker 6 (45:14):
I mean, people know that. Don't make me mad on
TV because I'll just get better. But what I really
wanted to say was who do you think you are
rooting against me? I'm the man of this tournament. That's
what I really wanted to say. That as everybody knows,
who do you think you are?

Speaker 1 (45:29):
I Am put that on a T shirt. I love it.
It's a great quote, really is, because I feel like
it means a lot. It's impactful the way it came out, like,
whoever you think you are, you're not. You know why
you're not because I am? And I love that. You know,
I think I get joy. I don't know about you.

(45:50):
I get joy and when people lose it a little
bit like when Kirk cousins. Did the you like that? Yeah? Yeah,
was it real?

Speaker 4 (45:56):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (45:56):
And Ron says something like, I don't even know what
they're saying, but they're anim Did you remember do you
remember Howard being the politician back in the day. He
was on the campaign and he was like, we're gonna
go here, We're gonna go there. That ruined his entire campaign.

Speaker 2 (46:12):
He was in the moment and this reminds me of
Kevin Garnett too, when he screamed anything as possible. Yes, yeah,
The backstory on that was the story was KG was
supposed to scream something he had going on with his
shoe company and it came out wrong. But anything as possible.

Speaker 4 (46:31):
I'm so high fighting now, anything's possible.

Speaker 1 (46:39):
Yeah, of course. I mean we didn't even plan to
talk about this, but others come to mind. One of
my favorites and you use it all the time. In
the moment Bart Scott can't wait. It's great, it really is.
He got the he got like steam coming on, he
can't wait. You see that one. You see that gift

(47:01):
often in our group chat. Oh yeah, it's the best
because you're talking about the weekend, you're talking about love
is blind Tonight can't wait. Whatever it is, so you know,
he's in the moment. It's legendary, and it makes me
think of bowling. Since that clip again is viral in
my algorithm because of the anniversary this week, all these
other bowling videos started hitting me on social media. Got

(47:24):
me thinking about bowling. So I have a question about
joining a bowling team, and I'll pose that in a
few minutes. All right, seven seven ninety nine on Fox
before you get to your hypothetical. And yeah, some NBA,
some NFL. I'm thinking about joining a team. Rich, I
have some stipulations and I have questions. Okay, I'm excited
to hear this, but I do want to ask if
you do keep your ear or eye to the bowling world,

(47:46):
which listen, you love all sports, right, how do you
feel about this dude? And I feel like there's some
younger bowlers that like, unconventionally throw two hands. It's like
one of the best bowlers a guy that throws with
both hands. You know, I wish you'd to He just
broke a record of tournament wins and his name is
not coming to me right now. I mean, bowling's not.
But you know, hey, when it comes to Parker Bone
and Norm Duke, and I'm lot on Monaicelli and all

(48:09):
these other cats I grew up watching on TV. I
know this dude as well, and he started. He was
the first, but he perfected it. Now. A lot of
young dudes much like Steph Curry and his three point shot.
A lot of young dudes out there like yo, you
get more rotation with two hands. I would be at
the bowling out my parents growing up all the time
because they were in leagues, and my aunts and uncles
were in leagues. I'd be a little kid falling asleep

(48:31):
at the bowling alley all the time. And then of
course growing up, you call up the bowling out, you
got open lanes, you got open bawl You'd spend your
Saturday afternoons there, right. I used to call the bowling
all and say do you guys have ten pound balls?
And then when they would say yeah, I would say,
how do you walk on?

Speaker 20 (48:47):
No?

Speaker 1 (48:47):
No, But I would always always love to go bowling
with my pals and everything as a kid and play
video games, arcade games. I played the NBA Jam at
the bowling alley. So I used to run the NBA
Jam at the Bowling Alley Street Fighter, and I there
was a brand page all those games. It was in
a bowling league as a pre team. Before I discovered women,
I was in a bowling league and I remember getting

(49:07):
my own bowling ball. You get your name engraved to
my shoes. I did that for a long time. Right, So,
I was in leagues with my buddies. We took a
serious for a long time. I think our parents generation
loved it because I feel like everyone listening their parents
have a bowling trophy. Maybe they just left overhead projectors.
Maybe I don't know what it is, but they loved it.
They had their trophies. So it inspired me. And eventually,

(49:29):
like you said, you work kicks in career, kicks in
priorities change. But seeing all of that and just wanting
to get out of the house more and just do
more things, I was like, you know what, I think
it's time. I'm not a golfer yet. I'm not saying
no or never. I'm like, you know what my roots

(49:49):
are in bowling. It's not like I'm playing pick up
basketball or baseball or anything like that. Right, Well, you
resist softball because because I don't like it, because you're
like h I played baseball, I don't want to do it.
So you need something. You need something a hobby of sorts.
So it's not that I want to join a team.
I want to start a team. I don't want to
join anyone else's weak ass team. But I have stipulations

(50:11):
and a question. Now, if my stipulations are too much,
you gotta let me know, because look, I'm a grown up,
like I'm willing to do this. If this criteria is met.
Growing up, it's got to be like Thursday nights. So
that way I could have a drink and have a
casual Friday. I can't like be bowling and be competitive
on a Tuesday, have a crap game and be mad
about it on a Wednesday. Ah well, my number one

(50:32):
rule for you would be you have to leave it
at the lanes. It's Thursday night or no night at all.
If you golf, Damn Bay As a golfer, Dan, if
you have a bad round, you got to leave it
on the course. You can't bring that around with you.
But I can't do that. In theory.

Speaker 11 (50:45):
It's a great idea, but my wife always as soon
as I call her right after the round, she knows
exactly how I've played.

Speaker 1 (50:51):
Like there's a commonality there too, in bowling and golf,
where it's like it's so annoying because it's so hard
to be consistent, right, yes, and your whole day you'll
ball one eighty five and then a one eighteen and
you're like what he yes, exactly.

Speaker 11 (51:04):
It's frustrating. It is cose you guys hit the nail
on the head. That's like the it's the biggest thing
to tell me, Like, just watch a pro scorecard. You
could go out and shoot sixty one day, you know,
spectacular round. Then he shoots seventy four the next fourteen shots.
It's crazy.

Speaker 1 (51:20):
And I know golf is way worse. I'm just saying
there's a commonality there. But Thursday nights has to be
for me. You know, it just works from now you've
limited to one day, Okay, it has It can't be
more than fifteen minutes away. Give me a break. I'm
not trying. You need a bowling alley fifteen minutes away.
I'm not driving to another county for a bowling night.
I'm just not not doing it. Okay. There's got to
be a two hour limit on the games here, and

(51:41):
I spend not here, like, you know, take up my
whole night. Like I like being home. I'm good at
being lazy. Two hours, I think is fine. Okay. I
want to start a team, not join a team with Barton,
Fred and a bunch of old guys. I want to
start a team with cool people. It's got to be
cool people. Gotta be cool people involved. Rich could be
on my team. You're kind of cool. Uh, Mike who

(52:03):
runs his place? No, Big Mike, Dandy J you want in.
You're You're one of the coolest guys I know. Shay
who works here. He said he wanted it. He said
he would do it. So it's got to be cool people.
I don't want to Can I use the rails? No? Yeah,
I'm a rock and bowl bro. Uh. And we have
to have a cool name, right, cool name like Rich.

(52:23):
You suggested fingertip action. I thought that was cool because
I bull with the fingertails or ball movement. There you
go ball. Yeah. So those are my rules. But here's
the question now, guys for you Fox Sports Radio Nation.
When I mentioned, yes, some of my coworkers are cool people,
Spot was like, no, you need something that's just you,

(52:45):
like you gotta do it on your own. So I'm saying,
is it okay to do things like this with guys
you work with? Or do you need an escape from
guys you work with? Yeah, the spots. The spots theory
is he does yoga with no one he knows. I
play softball with none of you guys. He said that
comno needs his own thing. You have hobbies to disconnect
from your day to day. Yeah, but most people can't

(53:06):
stand the guy at the office. Most people hate the
dude at the warehouse. I like the guys I work with.
We have fun. I like people I work with. Work
is fun for me, it's my hobby. I broadcast. I'm fortunate.
So for me, I'm like, yeah, let's do this, Let's
get out of the house, have some fun. But the
side question is, or do you escape from that?

Speaker 10 (53:23):
Like I've been friends with you guys for twenty years
more than that actually at this point, and sometimes the
line is blurred to where it like, even when we're
hanging out, it feels like work because we're so entrenched
in each other's lives.

Speaker 1 (53:38):
My guys, we can be on it. We we can
call it king together, it's strikeforce. Then it's like, Okay,
we're hanging out, we're hanging out bowling, and then it's like, hey, Spot,
did you work on that clip? Or heypot, what are
we doing tomorrow? Now we're not talking.

Speaker 10 (53:50):
It's like, but you don't know that once you start
involving people that are in other aspects of your life,
maybe it's gonna.

Speaker 1 (53:56):
Start blurring the line. And you got in. Do you
got for people you work with? Ever? I have? Yes,
you go with Friendly and any of these other dudes
I've gone, Yeah?

Speaker 4 (54:04):
Is that?

Speaker 1 (54:05):
I mean? Is it all work?

Speaker 8 (54:06):
Talk?

Speaker 1 (54:06):
Though I have no problems uh with doing that.

Speaker 11 (54:10):
I agree with Spot in this for you, like I
do agree that you need to separate.

Speaker 1 (54:15):
Wow, yeah, yeah, I am.

Speaker 11 (54:17):
I am with that because it bleeds in it becomes
you're looking for an outlet and it doesn't become that
it's you're somewhere else doing the same sort of stuff.

Speaker 1 (54:25):
That's really interesting. I'll tell you what. There is something
to be said about when I play softball. I talk
to all these dudes about stuff completely other than radio
than radio and TV pod asking everything. Well, that's that's
the question. I want your thoughts. Every Thursday, we go
old School in fifty Hits and it's a really funny meme.
Danny j It's a really good one because I actually

(54:45):
I feel this one because I used to think it too.
As kids. You had no perspective. As kids. The thought
of a millionaire was like, someday I'm gonna be with
Robin Leech and Ted dibiasse a millionaire, he must be rich.

Speaker 2 (54:59):
It was just so different than oh, yeah, I wanted
that Dave Winfield money.

Speaker 1 (55:03):
Yeah you wanted you were like, someday, I'm gonna have
that money. We grew up thinking this meme says, we
grew up thinking having water slash ice dispensers in the
fridge door was a life goal. And the other person says,
I grew up thinking if you had a basketball hoop
with a clear plexiglass backboard, you were rich. What are
some other ones? Some other indicators you thought somebody was

(55:24):
wealthy when you were a kid, I said before, when
some kid's dad or mom would rent pay per views
for wrestling or boxing, like, wait, you mom ordered Royal Rumble,
Wait your dad said okay to the Tyson fight. I
remember thinking, like, man, they must be rich. I got
one for you, and I think everybody could relate you know,
we all had our dirt bikes. I had my Raleigh Racer,

(55:45):
then I had a Columbia, I had a Huffy. At
one point we all had a Hoffey.

Speaker 4 (55:48):
Right.

Speaker 1 (55:49):
Well, when your friend came over with his GT Performer
or a mongerl the diamondback but the GT Diamond, I
just were sweating the GT and your friend would come
by with his little pegs. He'd be all pumped up
with his parachute pants, proud to have his GT. I
remember just being like, well, I can't my dad be rich?

(56:10):
And then I would look at my dad and I
knew my dad was a real hustling blue collar guy, right,
But I would think if a guy wore a suit,
like if his dad wore a suit, they probably were
rich because I never saw my dad in a suit.
Ever it was as a funeral or something, so that
was again little kid might set yeah, right.

Speaker 2 (56:26):
I remember kids at my elementary school would have every
different color of Chuck Taylor's and I thought they were rich.
I'm like, and they wear a different color every day.
Also from the run DMC era, I'm a DMC kid.
Chains whenever any adult had a gold rope or a
silver chain, we thought, oh man, that's so true.

Speaker 1 (56:45):
They're so rich. I thought mister t was the richest guy. No,
he's bawling. So if you have any let's hear him
eight seven seven, nine to nine on Fox. When you
were a kid, what was your odd indication to you?
At least that you thoughts man name us be rich.
I have a few more. Any kid that had a pool,

(57:06):
especially in ground. Would you have mister turtlepool, a little
blow up pool? You remember mister turtles want to slide
in it? That green one went to slide. I got
a few more. Any kid that went to an event
with their parents, Like your parents were you know, cool
enough to bring you to Disney on ice or the
circus or yeah know, some kid event. The kid that
was able to buy like the light.

Speaker 3 (57:29):
I was like the souvenir.

Speaker 1 (57:30):
Yeah, like the souvenir. My parents like, no that, we
don't we think of wondering if you were deprived or
you were just surrounded by other rich kids. I don't know,
because I remember my parents would make no, no, we don't
do that. I remember going to I mean, I want
a candy apple so bad, and I remember my parents
being like, this is bair few teeth. You don't want that.
How about again as an eighties kid, Oh, you go
to a restaurant, my parents never got dessert? Does we

(57:53):
have ice cream at home? Was the answer all the time.
I no, I hated that.

Speaker 9 (57:56):
Yeah, that reminded me of mine because my friends would
go out to dinner and they'd be like, oh, yeah,
you order a coke or a lemonade.

Speaker 3 (58:01):
My dad only water, only get water.

Speaker 1 (58:04):
I'm like, whoa, you guys get options. Yeah. Yeah, it's
an eye opener when you start like seeing how your
other friends live and everything. So indicators that are things
that you thought made somebody rich when you were a kid,
because you had zero perspective when you would see like
just watching growing paints, or maybe there was one kid
in town who had a waterbed. Oh my buddy, the
rich kidd the paper view said they must make millions,

(58:27):
bro the pay per view kid. Where I'd go to
his house to watch wrest thinking it, but his parents
had their house was very like eighties opulent, eighties nineties
and we're talking like early nineties. I remember like my
parents got a waterbed and they weren't home. I like,
could I see it? And I remember just sitting on
it being like I was like, man, you guys are
so row. That was the coolest thing. Like as an

(58:48):
eighties kid, there's probably some leftover seventies waterbed. Again, I
think if you grew up middle class, a lot of
these do remind you of things that you thought that
kid must be rich. I have one more, really dumb one, Danny,
then we'll go you and all the funk thing. Yeah, yeah,
I got a few. This is such a dumb one
because you're gonna be like, really, are they that much
more expensive? When you would pack your little lunch box
for school, I must have had the generic crappy juice

(59:12):
boxes because I was like, Mom, could we get Caprice Sons,
because at the time, it was like, it's juice and
a pouch, not SIPs, like probably SIPs or juice, whatever
it was.

Speaker 3 (59:21):
I don't think Caprice Sons were there when you were
a child.

Speaker 1 (59:23):
They were sort of newer. Honestly, if you look up
Caprice Sons, lareena. I guarantee late eighties, early nineties, I bet,
because I remember saying Caprice Sons. My Mom's like, no, no,
we don't, we don't get those. We don't get those
back then they had eighty milligrams of sugar.

Speaker 3 (59:37):
Nineteen forty eight.

Speaker 1 (59:39):
Say went no, not the pouch ones.

Speaker 3 (59:42):
That those are pants? Never mind their capri pants.

Speaker 1 (59:46):
Well great research there, Rich still wears those. How about
this again, Gota, you gotta take your mindset back to
we're eighties kids, a lot most of us, right, Uh,
Lorena Manci, I know you're like more nineties. I consider
myself a nineties kid more. To be honest, I want
to think myself if you're a little kid in the eighties, like,

(01:00:07):
if you hit double digits in nineties, then aren't your
nineties kid? I mean, I was a teen in the eighties.
I'm not trying to date myself, but it's the truth.
So I can't help it if I look so young
and vibrant a teen. Yeah, I had my first girlfriend
in nineteen ninety and I was fourteen. You were a
teenager in the eighties for three months. Why would you
want to date yourself with that? Because it's the truth,

(01:00:28):
and I'm not scared of it. When you say I
was a teenager in the eighties, I'm picturer than most
people here. I'm picturing you with big hair thingking you liked.
I got Iron Maiden. Were thirteen. I was way into
that lifestyles, way into it. Had a rabbit foot in
my pocket, had a feather earring, feather haircut. But you
didn't really have a feather earing did you. I'm sure

(01:00:49):
I did? You serious? Yeah? I thought I was mister T.
That was cool to me. Oh wow, we would not
have been friends. I was mister C. Yeah, because you
look like Waldough from Hot for Teacher. I don't even
know what that means exactly.

Speaker 2 (01:01:00):
So I have a school one really quick, Kobe, Yeah,
get I know you guys are going to feel this one.
Whenever it would be that time of the school year
when the teacher would pass out those schoolastic book order forms.
Oh yeah, and the rich kids she would get the
order in. Everyone would be excited, and she'd always stop
at those couple of desks of the rich kids. Book
after book and stickers and pencils and all that crap.

Speaker 1 (01:01:22):
And you could get my own book. Do you mean
my daughter now, who spent eighty dollars at the school
book fair? Yeah? Yeah, I was like, what did you
get it? And I get one crappy book at school.
Now they have a little account Lorena like I'm sure
you know.

Speaker 3 (01:01:35):
It's like they have reload money to it.

Speaker 1 (01:01:37):
Oh, yeah, we do the auto reload. And I'm like,
what did my daughter eighty dollars at a book fair?
She has glittering notebooks for.

Speaker 3 (01:01:44):
This by a single book book, did she?

Speaker 1 (01:01:46):
That's what happens when your dad said no ice cream
for you. Now Rich's daughter gets ice cream anytime. Yeah,
every damn. Like, honey, do you want a cake puck
with Starbucks? Exactly? I know I would. Now she gets
Starbucks and cake pops. Car phones. If you were an
eighty you saw some dude with a car phone, You're like,
that dude must be rich, or if you had a Mercedes,
if you just had a Mercedes, Like we're in La

(01:02:08):
so you see him everywhere all the time. But back
then when I was a kid, yeah, you were living
in the world of Dodge and Chrysler and Ford or whatever, right,
just an average regular car. Now you saw someone that
had a Mercedes or a carphone, You're like, that dude
must be rich. Are they German? Yeah, that's who is
in that car. Exactly. Let's go to Jacob in New

(01:02:29):
York will go to you and that will take all
your feedback. What was your indicator that someone was rich
when you were a kid.

Speaker 5 (01:02:35):
I don't know if you guys covered this one already,
but I got to one the big screen TV like
in there, you know, and like the basement that took
up like half the room and weighed like eight and
fifty pounds.

Speaker 1 (01:02:47):
That was the rich kid. Yep, those big giant box TVs.
You know. It's funny, Jacob, you bring that up, and
I'm sure he has another one. So keep Jacob on
for a second. All the things you're describing fall into
the category of one of my friends, which means either
his dad carelessly spent or I did have one rich friend.
Because everything you're saying, I'm thinking of the same kid.
I don't know if everyone has one kid in the

(01:03:08):
neighborhood where you knew if there was a new Nintendo game,
he was so spoiled that he had it. If there
was a new oh, he had to raise my hand.
But it might be me. I was a really spoilt
ten That makes you not like I mean, I'm not
gonna see her lying about it. I was spoiled. I remember.
It was like, Oh, the Nintendo they have a power glove. Oh,
don't worry, Phil will get it. The day comes out
like you knew it. Oh do you remember that pad

(01:03:28):
you would run on with Nintendo? I was like, Oh,
don't worry, I don't need it. He's gonna get it.
How buy you went for Christmas? He was an adopted kid,
so I think his parents were rich, a rich couple
that adopted him, and they were just like, oh, maybe
over compensating, like we want her to be adopted. I
was like, can we can mom? We call if I
leave you?

Speaker 9 (01:03:47):
Or what about those friends that each of the kid
had their own room, like that was a big deal.

Speaker 1 (01:03:53):
I'm like, whoa, We shared a room until until we
redid our house. We shared a room and then it
was a big deal, like oh now and now we
read the house, have the phone room. How about kids
that used words that you didn't use, Like, yeah, we
summer in the Hampton's next summer summer? They t you
know what I do in the summer? I play on
the sprinkler and I run around the neighborhood. My mom

(01:04:14):
dropped us off at the college pool for fifty cents. Yeah,
summer tomorrow. Yeah we summer down at LBI like you
summer what is that, Jacob, you said you had one more.

Speaker 5 (01:04:25):
This is more of like a you know, a kid
oriented thing kind of going back to you guys with
the GP performers and the mongoose and stuff. But if
you knew kid who had the gigantic Gi Joe aircraft carrier,
they were rich.

Speaker 1 (01:04:40):
That was a good one. That is really no doubt. Uh,
let's go to Travis also in New York State. What's up,
Travis con you know.

Speaker 16 (01:04:47):
On Rich Hey what first time?

Speaker 8 (01:04:49):
Longtime guys, what's up?

Speaker 17 (01:04:52):
I know you guys touched on cell phone, but how
about this a video recorder of those old school big ones.

Speaker 1 (01:04:58):
Oh, like a VHS camcorder. I thought that was a
bit my. You know, it's funny because yeah, they were expensive,
but I remember whose parents have them, but they would
always be one dad at the Little league game, or
one mom and dad at the school concert, and they,
you know, fortunately for them, they have footage of stuff
we do not. I felt that way about laser disc players.
You may be like, wait, they were around. They were

(01:05:19):
around in the eighties, So if you knew anybody that
had laser disc players, you're like, dude, they must be rich.
In that video camera.

Speaker 2 (01:05:26):
It's like the one Doc Brown had Yeah yeah at.

Speaker 1 (01:05:29):
JVC that he gave the Martinman fly to film. Sure
for sure. Yeah that's a good one. El kakouy what's
going on?

Speaker 4 (01:05:35):
Man?

Speaker 1 (01:05:36):
Can't? Yeah wait, hold on, pause on that. Yeah, you
know what that makes you think of too? How there's
one dude in your town or family that has that
VHS footage of you playing Little League? Right, because it exists,
we just have never seen it. I don't think it's
a terrible idea. Now you could say this is uh
self serving, but I don't think so. Go to Facebook.

(01:05:57):
This is one of the decent uses of social media,
which or for the most part, is evil. Put on
on like a high school group chat, Hey, anyone has
anyone's mom or dad have I don't know, Summer Concert
ninety six, Like I'm sure someone's like, yeah, my parents
have all that stuff, Like why not? And then offer like, hey, listen,

(01:06:17):
if you have it digitiz I'll pay to digitize. I
will be I'll then mow you the money. Because you
guarantee there's one classman of yours or a play that
you did. It's a trip because you probably never saw it.
You guarantee. There's one guy who's like, yeah, my dad's
got our football championship from ninety three, and you're like,
you have that. Someone has it. I know someone has it.
That one rich kid el KAKUI what's going on? Canvi on? Rich?

Speaker 21 (01:06:41):
Hey?

Speaker 16 (01:06:41):
What about the old school big ass satellite dish?

Speaker 8 (01:06:44):
Remember the ones that had the big satellite.

Speaker 1 (01:06:46):
Yo you drive, you drive past certain neighborhoods, they still
got those on the roof you drive down downtown LA.
They got biggest dishes on these. Dad works for NASA
or something, talking he must be rich. It's it's interesting
because now we have all streaming services, right like you
have Hulu, Netflix, HBO Go now I'm sorry, HBO Max

(01:07:07):
and Peacock Paramount. Back in the day, I always felt
like you would think it doesn't make sense because they
were stealing it. But I alway feel like the rich
kid's dad found a way to get all the channels,
like like a get They got the illegal box. It
was always that kid. They had the Spice Channel and
Playboy and all the Pago You had the scrambled version, Yeah,

(01:07:28):
but is that a scrambled boob? Yeah. They had all
the naughty channels. Man, what's up to trip in Vegas?
What's up? Trip? What's up?

Speaker 6 (01:07:39):
Gentlemen?

Speaker 18 (01:07:39):
Great show as always.

Speaker 5 (01:07:40):
Thanks most the things I was going to say, recover.
But the last one that I thought when growing up
in my neighborhood being the middle class.

Speaker 1 (01:07:47):
A guy had a pool table. We thought that guy
was just rich, you know, because most people like, oh,
we have a we have a knock hockey table, but
I had a and a pool table. Yeah, and every
Nintendo game I think your dad secretly in them. You

(01:08:09):
have five kids in the family, and your dad has
like a regular job. I think your dad's he was
a hustler man. He was a criminal. All right, let's
go to Meg Megan Montana.

Speaker 21 (01:08:19):
Hey, Meg, heang guys, how's it going.

Speaker 1 (01:08:22):
Meg? What reminds you of what you thought the rich
kid was back when you were a kid.

Speaker 21 (01:08:27):
So how about those kids that actually had the motorized jeep,
like whether it was the Barbie dream House Jeep or
one of those cars that took like two days to charge.

Speaker 1 (01:08:37):
Power wheels.

Speaker 21 (01:08:38):
Yeah, the power wheels, Like I know.

Speaker 1 (01:08:41):
Power wheels, power wheels, power wheel, power makes it go.

Speaker 21 (01:08:46):
That you know, that was that was the ultimate for me.

Speaker 1 (01:08:48):
No, you're you're dead on. There's one little spoiled like
kid that you wanted to knock off that thing he
would be riding around the neighborhood, and that they'd always did,
always leave it outside to rust too. They can give
a crap about it at all. Yes, I got one
if you if you're around our age, if you're roughly fortyish,
do you remember in Little League there was a rage

(01:09:08):
where ceramic bats. Oh yeah, like it was only like
a couple of TPXA. It was only a couple of years.
And then people are like, nah, it's saying good, but
I remember the rich. The rich kid would always come
in the new season with sweet new cleats and my
dad said, no, yeah, you know that nobody could use it. Someone. Uh,

(01:09:31):
I think it was you. You pointed out the other
day that you had your baseball glove for maybe twenty years. Dude, Yeah,
I had this. I had maybe two gloves my whole
lifetime because you broke it in and you didn't want to. Yeah. Now,
because gloves are easier to break in. Kids get gloves
every year that match the color of their team uniform
and it's a different games, different game, man, So crazy,

(01:09:53):
let's go to flow ride a Steve, you're on a
Covin on retch.

Speaker 13 (01:09:56):
Hey Bud, Hey my pleasure, my first time Colin.

Speaker 1 (01:10:00):
Thank you.

Speaker 13 (01:10:01):
In middle school, my dad, who was a disabled veteran
not much money, sent me to a South Florida tennis
camp and I went in a playing my T shirt,
Afford baseball cap, things like that, and the only money
I had each day for lunch was the vending machine.
But all the other kids were Rock and Burberry, Nike, Paulo.

(01:10:23):
You know, from head to toe they're eating lunch at
the country club. So I think the tennis camp as
an eighth grader, taught me, you know, about other kids
being rich.

Speaker 1 (01:10:33):
And why now, I'll tell you what you're just saying. Tennis.
If I knew someone that said, oh when I was younger,
and I could be assuming for all I know, he
grew up that way, even with lacrosse, because we didn't
have that in our town. Rich or poor. I don't
know what their upbringing is, but when I hear people
talk about their love of tennis, golf, or lacrosse, I'm like, oh,
you grew up. My only experience with lacrosse was like

(01:10:56):
in gym class, I had pennies on and plastic equipment.
What a one of our update guys who also does
some play by playing stuff, Brian Finley. I feel like
he must have grew up like the Buckston's on Peeley's
Big Adventure, because he's likens. He has monogram shirts golf,
Like when someone's into those type of sports, I'm like,
you know, if you grew up liking tennis and golf,
you he must be rich.

Speaker 3 (01:11:17):
Business Men have kids too, you know, You're.

Speaker 1 (01:11:20):
So right rich.

Speaker 2 (01:11:20):
The kids around us who got to go have lessons,
Like think about karate kid. Remember when Daniel was checking
out the dojo, his mom was like, oh good, we
probably can't afford it.

Speaker 1 (01:11:32):
Anyways.

Speaker 2 (01:11:33):
The kids that got to, you know, go to karate
and then have a piano teacher and this teacher and
that teacher.

Speaker 1 (01:11:39):
We thought those people were rich. Those kids are rich.
You know. Sometimes, and this is not a bad idea
for the moms and dads listening, sometimes you could convince
your kids of something. There's no harm in it really
until they grew up and realize the truth. My mom
used to tell me this is a true story, because
I would be like, why is Rob going to baseball camp? Yo,

(01:12:01):
my buddy bills, he's going to boy scale camp. This
girl's going to this camp, Richie. Yeah, mom, parents that
send their kids to camp don't love their kids. My
parents told me that too. Yeah, if you're my most
because they just want to get rid of their kids,
my mom, can my parents love me? Convince me that,
oh you want to go to camp? You know who
goes to camp? Kids whose parents want to get rid

(01:12:23):
of them. We love you. I believe that too. I'm
not even lying. No, I believe that. Yeah, as a kid, no,
as an adult. If you send your kid away for
two months with like overnight camp, I do think you
don't love your kids. But if you say, hey, I'm
sending my kids a baseball camp for a week or so,
that's because you're trying to enhance their skill.

Speaker 4 (01:12:44):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:12:44):
So again, if you're just joining us, think about it
was better you would have been if you went to
base Dude, I say that all the time. Never had
private lessons, never pushed into these specific camps. You know,
just hey, whatever practice we had, I went full force.
So the things that you look back on when you
were kid, when you were kid throwing it back on
a Thursday, that you thought only rich people had, Man,

(01:13:04):
they had to be rich because you had no perception
back then, no perspective. One more, you were a kid
that spent a lot of time at the Jersey shore. Yeah,
little weekends with the fam. You're a Jersey guy. Yeah.
I guarantee you're going to say something and it'll be spoiled. Cavino,
because my family was not down with this. If we
would walk the boardwalk at any place, man, yeah, I'd

(01:13:27):
be like that. Can I play the game where you
blow there? You know you shoot the water in the clowns? No, No,
we don't do that. We would so much money on that.
But I think we were allowed to play like we
were allowed to pick, Like you get to pick like
one carnival game. You were probably the kid going to
every game. You probably got to throw the bowling ball
over the hump. Yeah, and shoot the baskets. You're just
so right. Pick one arcade on one, dude, we would

(01:13:50):
come home with tons of stuffed animals just from the
crane alone. That explains so much of your arrogance as
an adult. That explained you.

Speaker 3 (01:13:58):
Get rich, kid cove poverty rich David.

Speaker 1 (01:14:03):
I guess I was going I guess rich.

Speaker 2 (01:14:05):
You're not alone. My wife, he texted in right now.
She said, my friend got the Schwan'sman delivery every week.

Speaker 1 (01:14:11):
Yep.

Speaker 2 (01:14:11):
They had the best ice cream bars and many many pizzas.
I thought they were so rich.

Speaker 1 (01:14:16):
That's so yeah, that's so funny the thoughts you had, kid,
And the craziest thing is growing up, I never felt
like I didn't have anything. I had a really nice,
middle class childhood. But when I hear Comino talk about
like he got dessert, he got the he got the
like other kids were way more rich than than the
money we had. You got the light at the circuit.

(01:14:37):
I was just spoiled. You got to order the Tyson fights.
You really were spoiled, little brass. Spoiled as hell. Yeah,
not rich, but spoiled as hell for sure. Did you
get new sneakers whole time, all the time, every school,
every school year? For sure? I mean you had to
how many pairs of those pants? You had? Thirty five hairs?
I had one, you kidding? That was my mom's favorite.

(01:15:00):
It still am a lot of nonsense, plus weekend hobnobbing
this hour. Yeah, there's some documentary I want to ask
you about on Netflix. All right, octopus or something that
have you seen this? Or no? What not? That? Not
the guy that falls in love with an octopus? That's
my octopus? Teacher, No, a different one. No, No, we'll get
to it on hobby. We'll get to it weekend hobnobbing.
But Rich pose a question, and that is, when you

(01:15:23):
have house guests, do you assume they're getting it on
or do you assume they're being respectful while at your house?
Getting it on can mean a multitude of things. What
if they're by themselves, and what if you're the house guest,
are you being respectful? Are you getting it on? Because

(01:15:45):
that's a great indicator, and that's probably what you expect.
I think the place to start is you're a devian,
so you assume everybody's defense. I think the place to
start is by you saying be respectful, like if there's
something not respectful about uh, any type of sexual relations
like that is disrespectful to them. I think so, especially
if it's a parent like your wife or girlfriend's parents' house,

(01:16:09):
and you just it's not a hotel, dude, it's not
a Vegas hotel where you know, you just sort of
do whatever you want to put it kindly and you're
gonna say, 's all the towels. I'm just saying anyway,
I'm just saying, if you have people visiting, Danny, let
me ask you, if you have your wife's cousins or
family members or anyone standing at your place with a

(01:16:31):
boyfriend or a husband, are you assuming if they're at
your house for the weekend, that they're just behaving or
do you do you assume, like, hey, they're a married,
grown couple or dating, this is gonna do what they want.

Speaker 2 (01:16:43):
I assume they're gonna get it on. So my wife,
he always puts the old sheets and pillowcases on our bed.

Speaker 1 (01:16:49):
Wow. Yeah, that's that's the move. That's why when they
leave you they put their sheets and towels in a
little though. You put them in the wash. I told
my brother because a lot of times spare room is
my daughter's room or something like that. Right, I'm like, dude,
you better you can't get it onto my daughter's room.
You crazy bro. Be respectful, dude. I was like, what, Yo,

(01:17:10):
you're serious? Yo, Like, yeah, I'm serious. Get a hotel,
then get a hotel. It's my house. That's just you know,
that's just the respect level. So your thoughts there at
eight seven, seven ninety nine on Fox. What do you
assume in that case? What if you didn't hear them though,
did it really happen? Well, I guess that's the chance
you take. Yeah, it would be in respect. You've never

(01:17:31):
been with a woman that likes uh. It gets a
little excitement out of a taboo taboo like like we're
at your folks house and you're like, stop, I get it.
It adds to the fun. I do get that, you
know I do. So what do you assume? I try
not to think about it. As my real answer, I
don't really think about it much. You have siblings. You
have sisters, they're all married, you have a brother. It

(01:17:54):
was a little bit of a sleeves ball. You think
you're telling me that you were telling me when my
sister and her husband and when they visit my parents,
you don't think they're being respectful for the weekend that
they're there. It depends on how long we can't say
a weekend. You can't. You have no self control, you say,
be an adult. If you're an adult, I think you
have a little more self control. As we mentioned it before,

(01:18:14):
As Denira said, and meet the parents, lock it up,
keep it in the cage under our roof. It's my
way on the Long Island Expressway. Is that understood? Of course?
Good keep your snake in his cage for seventy two hours?
I mean, yes, a couple of days, for sure. There's

(01:18:34):
a limit. Like anything over two days. You just can't
handle yourself. Are you a maniac? I have a question.
You're going to Japan. There's stretches that you established that
I'll be reading bo Jackson. There's stretches of that trip
where you're sharing hotel rooms, you know, just for budget reasons,
like you're with friends and family. Yeah, you're not going
to try to dip away at any point, no sight

(01:18:56):
seeing only. Yeah, he's seventy five years old. Excursion, dude,
it's not about Yeah. This isn't like going back to
the hotel. It's a wild romp. It's not that's not
the kind of getaway. This is. Yeah, what does that mean?
It means it's like you're out and about all day.
When you get back, you're probably exhausted. I guess the
only purpose he's not sitting at the resort, swimming up

(01:19:18):
to the bar, drinking all day and going back to
the hotel. That's not what this is. I think I
may speak on behalf of everyone that has little kids.
Any opportunity I get away from my kids, you got it.
You gotta capitalize. All right? Well, hey, we posed a question.
Rich is clearly in need of a vacation. If you

(01:19:38):
can't read between the lines, now we go to your
phone calls eight seven seven ninety nine on Fox. What
do you assume when you have house guests? Let's uh,
let's start and vice versa Brian in Texas. What's up? Brian?

Speaker 18 (01:19:53):
So, I was actually going to chime in on the
on the vacation's diety.

Speaker 1 (01:19:58):
Yeah, you do you give it up? Or do you
try keep the vacation diet going?

Speaker 18 (01:20:02):
So I think you kind of do both. So you
you allow the vacation to happen and very cautiously eat
some extra I've done no sugar for a long time,
and if you eat too much sugar, let's say, it
ruins the vacation and chances of anything else happening on
the vacation.

Speaker 1 (01:20:19):
Yeah. No, Honestly, I've seen people that go low car
low sugar, and then all of a sudden they if
you start binge eating. Yeah, you're gonna be You're gonna
be a disaster. Well yeah, yeah, that's why I mentioned
I'm particularly on keto at the point, Alan in Maine,
you're on with Cavin on Rich what's up? Alan? Hey?

Speaker 4 (01:20:37):
Allen?

Speaker 1 (01:20:37):
What's up? Man?

Speaker 16 (01:20:38):
What's going on?

Speaker 4 (01:20:39):
Joan?

Speaker 18 (01:20:39):
How you doing tonight?

Speaker 8 (01:20:41):
Man?

Speaker 1 (01:20:41):
What's up? It's Friday?

Speaker 4 (01:20:42):
Man?

Speaker 1 (01:20:42):
Or pumped? And you know what, we're heading out to
vacation next week. Yeah. By the way, when you have
people to stay at your house, Alan, do you assume
they're keeping it in their pants or what?

Speaker 18 (01:20:51):
Well, you know, it all depends in the age. But
I've got to assume that my stepfather is keeping it.

Speaker 4 (01:20:55):
In his pants.

Speaker 1 (01:20:56):
But you don't know.

Speaker 18 (01:20:58):
But I always put those protective mattress pads down before
I have anybody coming over to my house because you
never know.

Speaker 4 (01:21:04):
What's gonna happen.

Speaker 18 (01:21:05):
And I certainly do not want to use a blue
light after they leave.

Speaker 1 (01:21:09):
Oh yeah, don't you don't. Don't break out the black
light or the blue Yeah, don't, don't think. If that's
your agenda, get a hotel room. Honestly, let's if you
want to be respectful, get a hotel. That's how I
feel about it. Otherwise, I think you're taking advantage of
someone's kindness where they're allowing you to stay in their home.
As your mom would say, is that a brothel? Your

(01:21:30):
mom would say that, she would Yeah, it's the it's
your home, it's someone's house. Just just the thought, just
the thought. As you know, people are vacationing with her,
it's your thought. Your in laws are staying in your
bed while you're away. There's seven, So what do you think.
I don't think their mind's there, or they're being respectful

(01:21:50):
to your home. Maybe you're the disrespectful, thoughtless guy. It's possible.
That's what I'm getting, very possible. That's what I'm getting
out of it.

Speaker 2 (01:22:00):
Would you rather they fool around in your bed or
on your couch in the living room?

Speaker 1 (01:22:03):
Couch is common area? Stay in the bedroom? What in
your bed? Where do you sleeping? A wash bed sheets? Right?
You know? I saw someone the other who was it?
Bradley Cooper? So who said they walk around naked? Bradley Cooper.
Bradley Cooper talks about walking around his house naked. Your
if your bare ass on the couch, I don't want
to go to your house. Yeah, no, and he's got kids.

(01:22:24):
I was confused by the whole story. Keep your bear
moody in your bedroom, don't come to my house. You're
sitting on your couch with no pants on. Sometimes that's
for real. Yeah, that is gross. I do think that.
And then someone might come to your house and lay
on your couch with their face where you're oh man, hey,
all right, speaking of relationships, speaking of getting it on. Yeah,

(01:22:46):
just a quick question because there's no need to really
harp on this, but something that was on my mind
this week, and we're talking about how when preseason kicks in,
that's my my subconscious reminder to step on it and
get in shaped a little bit right, training arts for
us Shoho Tani hitting bombs. We established that already. You're
seeing him in the Dodgers' uniform. Everybody hates the jerseys.

(01:23:08):
We know that story. Did you see that he announced,
like he made a public announcement that he got married
and his wife likes to see through jerseys. Yeah, but
I was wondering, like, here's where my mind went when
I read that, And I'll read it to you real quick.
He says to all my friends and fans to out,
I have an announcement to make. He makes a public announcement.
He says, not only have I begun a new chapter

(01:23:28):
in my career with the Dodgers, but I've also begun
a new life with someone from my native country of Japan,
who is very special to me. And I wanted everyone
to know that I am now married. I'm excited for
what is to come. Thank you for your support. Now
I tie that into my real life, and I noticed
that every time every time I see my brother in

(01:23:50):
law make a post about my sister, I know my
sister put him up to it. I know she squeezed
his shoes and stepped on his toes and made him
sort of the rights of the nice better anniversary, Right,
you better say something nice about me it's Valentine's Day,
because I know my sisters are pain in the ass,
like my mom's wife made him pose. I think it

(01:24:11):
was like he's a new Hollywood stud. He's out here
in LA he's a hot commodity. I feel like there
was a little pressure for him to get all these
thirsty women out of his dms, and it was all
these dude, you know this.

Speaker 2 (01:24:23):
She's a major star. She's not an IG chick. Though
he also mentioned that she's just a normal Japanese woman.

Speaker 1 (01:24:30):
Yeah, from his native land. I get all that, But
you don't think that there was some pressure from maybe
even him, not necessarily his wife, but to say and
announce publicly, ladies in my dms, I'm taken. Otherwise, why
did he make this like specific public announcement because he's
in love? Steve? Now, No, I don't believe that. You

(01:24:52):
think it's a yes, let all the thirsty women in
LA know that the biggest billion dollar star is taken.
You don't read the last line here. I wanted everyone
to know what does that mean? I wanted everyone, Yeah,
every thirsty woman in his inbox. I wanted everyone that
his wife is probably privy to. I wanted everyone to
know I am now married. I really feel like this announcement,

(01:25:17):
I feel like came from that same place of pressure
where you know, when you see your buddies do it,
they're just in the doghouse, so they're trying to do,
you know, get out of it. You feel like Chelsea
type this message, Yeah, like I do feel a little
little something. They're allowed to have friends, Yeah, I feel
little something on that public announcement. I could be wrong.

(01:25:37):
I could be crazy. At the same time, I do
want to say congratulations. But if you don't think this
dude is a hot commodity out here, I think you're
you're highly mistaken. He's in Los Angeles. Now, it's not Nanaheim.
There's a there's a big Asian population in the state
of California. And if you don't think Shoheo Tani is
towards the top of the hot eligible Asian man list,

(01:26:01):
that's what he might be number one. This dude's a stunt.
I mean, think about it. He could play both sides
of the field. Think of what he could do with
the lady. That's all I'm saying. That guy not only
was it an announcement, it was it was more of
a stay away from me sort of thing. I do wonder.
You know, some guys always like I'm not interested, So

(01:26:23):
some guys are genuinely romantic Cavino. But I get what
you're saying, because I do feel like a lot of
times when I see someone post something like that on
social media, my instinct is, especially if it's out of
their character a little bit, Oh he did he do something? Yeah? Yes,
did he uh huh yes, when you walk down the
street and you see a guy carrying flowers, my assumption

(01:26:46):
isn't oh it's his anniversary. My assumption is what did
he do? Oh? Man, Yeah, he wanted to do something stupid.
That's kind of how I felt.

Speaker 10 (01:26:53):
So he did say he wanted to make the announcement
before regular season, so it wasn't a distraction and all.
So there was some delay with paperwork, So maybe it's
a I don't know, but there's no there was nothing
leading up to it, which is the head scratcher.

Speaker 1 (01:27:08):
Yeah, I don't know. It's just just where my mind
went and wanted to share it with you, something that
happened earlier this week. I mean, I mean, have they
been together for a while or did he meet her
in the pods? Did? I mean? Fact, have they had
they been together a while? This is like his long
term love. Know that his dating history. I know he
made a public announcement about it again. Eight seven seven
ninety nine on Fox is our number at Covino Enrich

(01:27:31):
is where you could hit us up on social media.
We have a few more phone calls. They've been together, hell,
three to four years? Beautiful? Good YEP, congrats to show.
Hey Hey, honestly, it's saying I'm not happy for that?
Is life not all lined up for this young man.
You gotta remember he's a young man. You're we're older
than cho hal Tani. He has a beautiful new bride
and a half a billion dollar contract. Life is good

(01:27:54):
for this la dodger? All right, Greg? In New York,
you're a a coven on rich. Just the Rando dumb
question as he's dodging the ladies. As a lot of
people are vacationing. When you stay at a friend or
family member's house, are you assuming something's going down? What's up? Greg?

Speaker 16 (01:28:09):
Hey, Hey, just moved out here out to California. I'm
actually from in New York, Kingston, New York. I don't
know if you guys are.

Speaker 1 (01:28:17):
Familiar with Yeah, yes, of course.

Speaker 16 (01:28:19):
Man a bunch of friends they come out and visit.
And I got one friend he dated a couple of girls.
We wrapped that furniture up and put like the plastic
down underneath the she's in case one brings over a squirter.

Speaker 1 (01:28:32):
I don't think you could say that. I'll tell you
what if you have to do all that because you
don't feel comfortable about your guest's judgment, then you shouldn't
have them at your house. Let's let me be the
one to tell you this. Find more respectable friends and
tell them to get a hotel. I should not welcome
them into your home. How does your wife or girlfriend?
I at I get you know what? How does your

(01:28:54):
wife feel about you welcoming one of your idiot friends
and not knowing who he's bringing in as his housemate.
All I'm saying is I think that last caller said
so had he dumped him? Right? I can't say that.
I can't say that's okay. I was gonna say so,
maybe we should move along. However, when I was when
I was a single guy, I had a buddy that

(01:29:14):
this is a funny story. Our buddy Matt was house
sitting watching our dog. My wife and I had an
apartment in New York City and our buddy Matt was
watching our little doggie. I'm like, you, dude, stay Manhattan
for the week, watch our dog. You get stay at
our place. He brought a girl back to our house,
back to our apartment. Yeah, not happening in my home.
And you allow that in your home where your kids live.

(01:29:37):
I don't have kids at the time. Yeah, but I'm saying, now,
you allow some dude bring random people into your house?
No thanks, But the girl saw the photos up in
the house and he's like, said, your wife, are you cheating?
And like slapped him and left. It's great. He's like, no,
it's my friend's apartment.

Speaker 8 (01:29:58):
Stay.

Speaker 1 (01:30:00):
So it doesn't always work out. Nope, not at all.
One last phone call, We'll go to Charles in South Dakota.
Keep it clean, Charles, what's up, buddy?

Speaker 20 (01:30:07):
Hey, guys, love listening to you, and I can tell
you that I'm sixty years old. I've got a girlfriend
that's fourteen years younger than me, and I'm going to
get my groove on.

Speaker 1 (01:30:18):
Uh. I had a boy out at my house. You're
not You're not invited. Thank you, Charleston.

Speaker 2 (01:30:23):
Yeah all right, well but I appreciate you hanging here.
And now you see why Chalk is one of our sponsors.

Speaker 1 (01:30:27):
That's why it's all shocked up. Yeah, when people want
to stay at my house, I let him stay on
the couch. I'm not accommodating. I give him a roll
of roll of paper towels as if I get yeah,
like so that way they don't come back and they
don't ask me again, why got a little out of hand?
Thank you? Co done Rich Fox Sports Radio. Now not
sure what happened there. This is interesting. It'll definitely happen again,

(01:30:48):
but this is interesting. So Tom Brady pulling it back
to sports for a second, TB tweat or shape than
he is than he was in his twenties. I mean,
I felt that's a lot of people, right, I mean,
people find fitness and throughout their life. There's a lot
of people. It makes him an exception. So I'm saying,
I feel like there are people you meet in your
life that have ignored fitness and then find it a
little later in life. But I just think it's wild

(01:31:10):
that a seven time super Bowl champion, a guy that's
been to ten super Bowls, seems to be in better
physical condition at forty six than he was at twenty two.
I know Tom ran faster forty this week. That was
the side story. Yeah, if anyone doesn't believe in that
TV twelve workout, I would say why not. I've I've
thought about it. I've thought about looking about all that
flexibility and all the stuff he does. Anyway, Tom's got

(01:31:32):
his mansion. Tom's probably Tommy's probably got multiple mansions, but Spot,
I believe you were the one, or convinis tell me
that Tom installed a pickleball court. Pickleball court installed at
Patch if you care about that. But yes, a pickle
ball court. It's the pickle ball rage of the twenty twenties,
pickleball court and pickles pickles. So Tom Brady puts in

(01:31:53):
a pickle ball court, which makes me ask the question,
if you were balling, if you have add cash money
and you were able to buy your dream home and
do something sports related to it, what would be your
first choice? And I have three that I want to
throw out there and I and I want to see

(01:32:15):
what what you guys lean towards most baller to put
a bowling alley in your house like two lanes, it's
pretty dope, bowl impressive. A legit basketball court with like
a three point line, like like almost like a half court,
like a half court, legit basketball set up and super dope,

(01:32:35):
or a tennis slash pickleball court or is it something
I'm not thinking about? I feel like you know you said,
you say Mahomes has a full on football field on
in his house by golf simulator. What about a couple
of nice putting greens and a golf simulator. That's very cool.
That might be the answer for a golfer of you.

(01:32:57):
You know, if if you're not interested in it, you
ever watch some of these home improvement shows and he's like,
selling and buying house shows, if you're not interested, it's
a throwaway. But there are some people I saw, like, uh,
what's that couple that there's so much sexual tension but
they hate each other? The guy and a girl trying
to sell houses. Love it a listed? Yes, it's a

(01:33:17):
great show. They were trying to sell the house with
this super sweet putting green and a golf setup, and
the buyer was like, I just don't like golf, and
they kept harping on it. But he's like, I let
me tell you, I sti't like golf, but that if
you do what a selling point? That was absolutely Yes.
What about like a batting cage or patting some sort
of batting Yeah, yeah, that'd be cool. But you know what,

(01:33:39):
I think I've watched too much Narcos.

Speaker 19 (01:33:42):
The only time I think about batting cages is the
way there wasn't in Narcos. That was in some other
movie with a drug cartel. I just think of the
guy with the bat like playing baseball.

Speaker 1 (01:33:52):
I don't know what you're talking about. You gotta figure it.

Speaker 19 (01:33:54):
It was it was clear and present danger. The drug
lord in there was was like having had a batting
cage in his mansion.

Speaker 1 (01:34:02):
I'll tell you what though, A fatty cage is pretty
sweet because my daughter plays t ball and yesterday we
reserved the batting cages at the kids facility and I
went in there when the kids were done just to
take some hacks. Who does it like a batting cage
that's actually batting cage? Or you're a big whiffle bawl
guys a kid? What if you had a whiffleball field?
That's what I have written down, Like, and you have
a lot the cooler ones are the replicas of whatever

(01:34:24):
I was going to say. Put Ivy out in the
outbum yeah whatever team you root for, Like, yeah, you know,
if you're a Boston fan, you have the Green Monster,
a little mini version out there. That's kind of fun.

Speaker 11 (01:34:32):
Can anyone build a slide in a treehouse because that
would need That's what you have at American Family Field
with the Brewers.

Speaker 1 (01:34:39):
Yeah, sud be very cool,