C&R...BEST OF THE WEEK

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Yo.

Speaker 2 (00:00):
It's Danny g executive producer of Coveno and Rich. Thank
you for being down with us.

Speaker 3 (00:05):
There's never been a radio show more to patico with
me ever than you guys.

Speaker 2 (00:12):
It was another fun week on the show. Enjoy some
of the greatest moments from the past few days.

Speaker 4 (00:20):
A game that gives Covino the nervous farts, but I
love it. Last one Standing.

Speaker 1 (00:25):
You have five seconds to battle for your sports trivia
lot n. Put your electronic devices down and pick your
sports knowledge CNRS.

Speaker 4 (00:42):
Last one standing, Last one standing.

Speaker 2 (00:47):
You could hear Covino preparing. I have four categories ready
to go if needed a tiebreaker. Each contestant gets five
seconds to stay alive in the round. If you run
out of time or you answer incorrectly, Iowa Sam takes
you out with his big had buzzer. You do not
want to hear that. We keep battling until you are
the last one standing. If you win two of the rounds,
you are the top dog. Here are the contestants. Seven

(01:08):
time winner Steve Covino right over there. Let's go to
his right. Ten time winner Rich Davis.

Speaker 4 (01:14):
One day you'll get the double digits. Buddy, the leader
that's what your wife said, the leader in the clubhouse,
twenty eight time winner doesn't make sense. Funny, we are laughing.

Speaker 2 (01:33):
These are the moments I wish I had Ai hosts
over there. Twenty eight time winner Dan Byer right over there.

Speaker 4 (01:40):
Hello, he's like, he's like Cramer with karate kids. Let's
go to the studio lines.

Speaker 2 (01:50):
He got through first, and you guys got to give
Eric and Phoenix props. He tries to get through for
the games every week. Thank you, buddy, Eric got in first. Eric,
you're the contestant for last one.

Speaker 5 (01:59):
Stay good afternoon, gentlemen.

Speaker 4 (02:01):
How you doing, Thank you man, Thanks for playing. What
do you do for a living there in Phoenix?

Speaker 5 (02:05):
Yeah, I'm a procurement officer for the county. So I'm
like Ron Swanson over here.

Speaker 4 (02:08):
Oh nice, Oh cool. I like that. It's got a real job.
All right.

Speaker 2 (02:11):
Spotty is the fact checker during this game. Yes, yeah,
he's got a lot of anxiety. When I say your name,
the clock is going to begin. Here is the first category.
It's called a lot of real estate. You have five
seconds to name an MLB team whose current stadium has
one of the deepest outfield walls. All right, we'll take

(02:32):
the top seventeen MLB stadiums with the deepest outfield walls. Colvino,
you're gonna be up first as soon as the timer
goes now.

Speaker 4 (02:39):
Fenway center Field is deep, okay, Yes, number one, damn good,
good poll rich good me team Mets, Mets, Yes, number thirteen,
four hundred and eight feet buyer. I feel the Tigers
have a deep outfield wall. Tigers do? They are number
five with four hundred n twelve Eric in Phoenix.

Speaker 5 (03:02):
How about the Astros?

Speaker 4 (03:04):
Astros number eleven with four hundred and nine feet. Remember
they used to have that little funny thing in the
outfit with the flagpole. Yeah, all right, we're off to
a good start. Back to Coveno. That was my answer.
Texas Rangers.

Speaker 6 (03:18):
Rangers, yep, they are number sixteen with four hundred Rich.
I don't know blue Jays, but blue Jays, I don't
know this.

Speaker 4 (03:29):
Out of there. Byre Baltimore, Baltimore, Orioles are number seven
with four hundred and ten feet. Eric, Rockies Rockies four
hundred and fifteen feet, number two. That's a good guest,
educated guests, job by Coveno, Minnesota, Minnesota. They yeah, Twins

(03:57):
four hundred eleven feet, Number six, buyer, how about the Angels.
Angels are I don't know.

Speaker 5 (04:08):
Eric oh, Pittsburgh.

Speaker 2 (04:11):
Pittsburgh, or I don't know, not there. That means Coveno
y last, the last one standing in that round.

Speaker 4 (04:19):
At least my philosophy was, I was trying to think
of like some older parks I thought might have been
a little bigger, and then I thought the Blue Jay
is like Dome bigger, and that was my I was
out early. Fine, buddy, why didn't you just suck it up?

Speaker 6 (04:31):
Giants were one of the big ones you missed four
hundred and fifteen feet, Diamondbacks four hundred and thirteen feet,
and Guardians four hundred and ten feet.

Speaker 4 (04:41):
Alright, all right, Second category?

Speaker 6 (04:43):
What's this?

Speaker 4 (04:43):
What's the park with the smallest to mension? Is there
a team that has like center field like three ninety
something who's in last place? I think is probably short
because their lines extend deep. Yeah, the Keith Fernandez always
talked about Wriglely being his favorite place to hit. Where's
my list here? Well, I don't want to hassle. Yeah, Oh,
I mean it's okay.

Speaker 6 (05:02):
Yankee Stadium shortest is actually Petco Park and Angel Stadium,
oplied for the shortest.

Speaker 4 (05:10):
You got the pesky pole, you got boss and that's short.
Yankees got a little little little nook and right field
three eight, I think right, jeez, it's like aball.

Speaker 2 (05:18):
Field Coveno on the board. As we go to the
second round. Want to be like Steph. You have five
seconds to name an NBA player who's in the top
twenty five for most three pointers made this season. All right,
top twenty five most three pointers made this season. Eric,
You're going to be up first as soon as the
timer goes now first the last name.

Speaker 5 (05:36):
Please, Draymond Green, thank you?

Speaker 4 (05:38):
Uh not amost? Come on sorry? Buyer Anthony Edwards, Anthony Edwards,
number one, Moro rich, Jalen Brunson, Jalen Brunson. Uh Covina,

(06:00):
I love the NBA Karl Anthony, Towns, Carl Anthony, that's
Jason Tatum and Buyer wins that round. So sad he
misunderstand the question. I think they did. I was thinking
the Celtics stuff, so many threes. Just name the stars

(06:20):
that are on that top to hold on, let me go,
Uh you want the stars steps number three? Let's I
didn't know we could answer him. He was part of
the car. He wasn't part. Yeah, you can answer.

Speaker 6 (06:32):
Let's see Harden was nine, James had Jalen Brown. Was
he on the Jalon Brown was on the list? Yeah,
Austin Reeves twenty.

Speaker 4 (06:39):
I don't know. I'm just it's a whole huge list. Yeah,
little Celtics shoot so many threes. We uh, you gave
it one up like the Warriors threw and threw away. Yeah,
all right, so sad so far. That was just like
everyone just gave up Dragon. I was like Bellinger. You
see Bellinger swinging pitch that was like twenty feet out

(07:02):
of the strike. Soon have you hit it? Bread? Sometimes
you miss right, all right?

Speaker 2 (07:06):
Coveno and Buyer both on the board. As we moved
to the third category. Hope you guys do better here.
Cross the line. You have five seconds to name an
NFL running back who is top seventeen and most touchdown
scored over the past five years. NFL running back top seventeen,
most touchdowns scored over the past five years. Coveno, You're
gonna be up first as soon as the timer starts

(07:28):
right now.

Speaker 4 (07:28):
Gotta go. Sakuon Barkley number eleven thirty nine, rich I
mean my dude, Christian McCaffrey, your dude, number nine, forty
two buyer, Aaron Jones Aaron Jones at number twelve with
thirty good pull Eric Derrick Henry Derrick Henry at number
one seventy answer Covenoo's like not even in a football minset,

(07:57):
I love it? Three, got me two? All right? Eric
Kerson Goode.

Speaker 6 (08:03):
Josh Jacobs Josh Jacobs number three with fifty five yes, sir,
buyer Nick Chubb Nick Chubb YEP number thirteen with thirty.

Speaker 5 (08:11):
Eight Chubb rock Eric Jonathan Taylor.

Speaker 4 (08:14):
Jonathan Taylor number two with fifty six one yeah, rich
three two one shady buyer Joe Mixon Joe Mixon number
four fifty three Back to Eric.

Speaker 5 (08:32):
Oh, picked pig. How about Austin Eckler Austin.

Speaker 4 (08:35):
Eckler YEP number five one buyer Karen Williams. Karen Williams.
H No, Eric is the last one standing in that round?
Hey boy, all right?

Speaker 2 (08:49):
Three way tie Covino buyer Eric and spotty. You got
a couple more names that were on that list there.

Speaker 4 (08:55):
Oh yeah, sorry, I'll take accountability. I'll take accountability for
sucking at the the basketball question. But that one. It's
so funny when you move on from a sports seasonally mentally,
like when you are like I am in my mind
like football. I'm on my mental timeout from football. I
had to go through the teams, like who's the running
back the NFL year round?

Speaker 6 (09:15):
Though I know James Connor with fifty album, Kamara with
forty eight, David Montgomery forty eight, forty on that list.

Speaker 4 (09:27):
I think Cook is towards the bottom seventeen thirty three.

Speaker 2 (09:31):
All right, fourth category in a three way tie between
cove Buyer and Eric is Ace Hardware. You have five
seconds to name and yeah, you guys are in the
baseball mindsets, so no excuses.

Speaker 4 (09:44):
Ace Hardware.

Speaker 2 (09:45):
You have five seconds to name an MLB cy Young
Award winner from the past fifteen seasons, starting with twenty
ten from AL or NL of course, and Eric You're
gonna be up first as soon as the timer goes
right now, Max.

Speaker 4 (10:01):
Chercher, yep? How many years? By the way, you said,
fifteen seasons? Fire Corbyn Burns Corbyn Burns yep, twenty twenty one,
Sir Rich Jacob du Gram, Jacob du Gram, Yes, two
years off to good start. Covina Ernlanders one Ferlander yep,

(10:22):
Eric Clinton, Kershaw, Clayton Kershaw yep. On the list DP
Tark Schooble, Yeah, he love his name, Rich Gerrett Cole,
Garrity Cole yep. Twenty twenty three Covina oh Man did

(10:45):
show Hey win three? No, I'm going to show hey.

Speaker 7 (10:48):
Yeah.

Speaker 4 (10:48):
I don't think you went out didn't win? Oh sorry?

Speaker 6 (10:51):
Eric Snell Snell lakes now, yeah, yeah he did. Twenty eighteen,
twenty twenty three Buyer.

Speaker 4 (10:58):
H nothing's ringing bell? Right enough?

Speaker 8 (11:02):
Going back to twenty ten, yep three Bumgarner, Uh now
oh sorry?

Speaker 4 (11:09):
All right to Rich it's between Rich and Eric three
two one Chris Sale yep, good Paul four Eric uh,
Eric said already uh Bieber Shane Bieber, Yeah, I think yeah.

(11:35):
That's a real good one. Good battle here back to
Rich three two Zach Wheeler nope oh Eric one, yeah,
give us one. You're pretty good at that. I had
one at it, no, because I thought maybe I was

(11:57):
thinking like Dan Byer when he said, Bumgarner, what about
is that prior to twenty ten?

Speaker 5 (12:02):
Yeah?

Speaker 6 (12:03):
I think it is fifteen years ago. Fast Cory Klueber, Ah,
good one, Arietta Ari Dickey Oh I forgotten that was
in the last fifteen year holiday.

Speaker 4 (12:16):
What a failure. I am, Trevor Bauer. No one said, ah,
another good one wants that guy? Still, Hey, great job, Eric, Yeah, man,
your patient's paid off.

Speaker 2 (12:27):
Man, Eric, I'm glad that you finally got in and
you won. Gonna mail off that shining sea in our
swingey to Phoenix for you.

Speaker 4 (12:36):
Throwing some coozies since you're a good dude, right, buddy, Yeah,
you guess you need coozies in Arizona. Keep those drinks.

Speaker 1 (12:42):
I know.

Speaker 4 (12:44):
The Pope, Yes, you said that he and a b
are the same guy. I said, how are Antonio Brown
and the Pope alike? Alike? And the question is this,
do you before I tell you how they're alike? When
I say social media? Do you think social media is
real life? Certain aspects I tend to believe more than others,

(13:07):
Like if someone's shown me how great their relationship is
through photos all the time, I don't necessarily believe that. Yeah, right,
I saw a great plus from this dad on TikTok
I follow, and he's like everyone with kids every weekend
is a struggle. So if you see a great picture
of like the family together after I have an ice
cream after a game. Do you know the struggle it
took to get to that point? Danny? If I see

(13:29):
a picture of Little CoA smiling on your lap, do
I know what went into getting to that moment? Let
me tell you. I stayed.

Speaker 6 (13:36):
I was back East, and I stayed with my brother
and his wife and their kid, and seeing it firsthand,
living with it for a couple of days, versus what
I just saw posted on social media for Mother's Day.

Speaker 4 (13:46):
Completely, Yeah, you're seeing everybody's best, right, No one's advertising,
so we know not to believe that fully. And people
like to exaggerate and show off and brag and yeah,
were you really sit in first row at the game?
Probably not, You just did that for the gram. So,
but when it comes to people posting their thoughts or
like a news break or alert, you assume that it's

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real because it's coming from them the source right now,
now social media from the sense of sad news alerts,
that's one thing. But how people present themselves. And I
bring up how the Pope and Antonio Brown dealing with
something similar. The Pope who was announced last week, and
I think it's cool how they have footage of Pope
Leo at the White Sox game. Because he's American. He

(14:32):
just seems more relatable than any religious figure we've ever
seen in our lifetime, at least pretty much. Yeah. I
bring up the Pope only because his older brother's on
social media talking about politics and he's pretty opinionated, and
it makes you realize that even if you're the Pope,
you might have a brother, an uncle, a parent who

(14:52):
goes on social media and starts yep, yep, yep, yep, yep.
And did you see what the Pope's older brother was
saying about Nancy Pelosi. Let's just say not nice things,
things you would think of pope's brother might not say.
But again, the pope's brother is like Antonio Brown then now,
but the Pope has to deal with social media. He's
the pope and he has to probably field questions like hey,

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Pope Leo, like, no, your older brother, you see what
he's doing. And Antonio Brown came out and said, oh,
just so you know, in real life, I love Tom Brady.
Don't look at my ex and all that, which makes
you wonder X meaning to X meaning Twitter, don't look
at by Twitter? Do some people deem social media? As like,
that's just not real life. That's the imaginary me, you know.

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I think other people say it's the real me, and
I think that's what we get. I think that's on us,
and we're getting trolled all the time. It's on the
like Gen X generation for not reading through the bs
where younger generation is slightly younger generation, the weenioles or
millennials not Money's not younger. Money is like forty now
Gen Z slightly younger than us view it as like
who cares? Meaning like your your parents right, remember, like

(15:59):
your family member wouldn't accept certain people because they really
as friends on Facebook because they're really not friends like
our buddy, our buddy Stanley Tate did he used to
do that. Buddy, stan will be like, yo, this guy
friend requested me, but we're not really that tight. I'm like, yeah,
say it's a Facebook because you know Stanley Tucci. No,
because again, an older generation would take things too literally,

(16:19):
as do we sometimes when it's on social media. So
that's us. That's like shame on us, bad on us.
When a younger a slightly younger generation looks at it
like nonsense. I could say and do what I want
and it has no ramifications. It doesn't matter. It's not
a real reflection of me or my family members. I
guess garbage is trash. It's all fake because they grew
up knowing how bs it all is. When we put

(16:41):
an ounce of stock of reality into it's still and
credibility into it. So the Pope and ab how are
they dealing with the same thing? The pope people asking
about his brother tweeting about Nancy Pelosi, Antonio Brown being
asked that way, you said you love Tom Brady, but
what about your Twitter? He says, it's not real life.
So you got to ask yourself. Do you look at
social media other than officially verified news accounts? Do you

(17:03):
look at social media as real life? And I'd like
to think it's a weird, exaggerated falsehood. I do not
see your mother's day photo and assume life is all
sunshine the rainbows, right. Feel bad for the Celtics fans,
feel bad for Jason Tatum. I feel bad for beatim.
I don't you feel better for Celtics fans? Beat it
Celtics fans, yeah, because I mean, look, I understand that

(17:25):
they're a hateable franchise and defending champions all that stuff,
But you don't want to see star players down. So
I feel bad Danny G. I could promise you feels
bad for Jason Tatum as a human. Do you think
Danny G, a lifelong Lakers fan, feels bad for the
Celtics fans.

Speaker 2 (17:39):
Jason Tatum's a little different though, because he's a long
time Kobe supporter.

Speaker 4 (17:43):
Yeah, so, I mean I wish Tatum was a Laker.
I feel bad for any fan who watches their superstar
go down an injury like that. I thought the wheelchair
was a bad move, though I would have waived it off,
especially if I'm a Celtic. The Celtics poop their pants
and wheelchairs, from what I understand, in a key situation.
And again, the Azuldo Cabrera injury, which I was glued
to last night was such a somber broadcast, and no

(18:05):
one's really speculating before we get into all the fun
stuff rich right and the Mavericks. Big night rigged, as
everyone is saying, which is ridiculous, But we'll get there.
Just one quick question. Ten to five ninth inning, you
tag up to get that eleventh run. No one's really
questioning that. Was it that important for the dude to

(18:27):
extend themselves on a sacrifice fly when they were up
ten to five in the ninth Yeah, I'll tell you
what I mean, maybe asking because no one's speculating on that.
Everyone's just really talking about how unfortunate that injury was.
His ankle full onet eighty but still just a fracture.
He's on the ten day DL and now le Mayhew's
off the DL, So that's how that works out. Ten day.

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He might as well put him on the one thousand
days that but you saw that at well as of
now that's what you're saying. But I'll tell you why
they did the tag up. You're right, they're up five
runs ninth inning. It's low risk. And if the Eagles
are up seventeen with three minutes ago and Sakwon gets
hurt because he's in the game, bonehead move. If Mahomes
gets sacked and the Chiefs are up or down twenty

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one points in the fourth quarter, you know, asinine play
a tag up from third?

Speaker 1 (19:17):
What is it?

Speaker 4 (19:18):
One in a million? But there's a better chance of
the Mavericks winning the draft water He tried to avoid
the catcher. He goes around the bag, his speed and
his momentum locks his ankle, distorts his body in a
weird way, spins his ankle. His whole leg looked like
it was backwards in that moment, and a real painful,

(19:39):
somber situation for a really well liked and fun guy
to root for Oswald de Cabrera, So wishing him and
Tatum the best moving forward. But let's get into the
other fun stuff and we'll talk more about that later on.
Of course, grew someome injuries and your reaction to them.
I want to get to that. But last night, dude,
not only a Nix and Timberwolf sort of night, a

(20:00):
sort of Maverick with the number one pick in the
lottery obviously getting Cooper Flag from Duke and the Spurs
got the number two pick. Did you call him goober
flag because he's a little goobersh No, I called you
a goober. I said Cooper Flag, goober flag. And you
know everyone's saying rig today because there was a one
percent chance of this happening. You know, Nico Harrison feeling

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a sense of relief. Maverick fans are like, what the
odds of the MAVs and Spurs landing the one and
two were one in one thousand, and the MAVs Spurs
sixers combo in the top three was one in ten thousand,
So odds were way against this happening. It makes you

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scratch your head and say, what well I want to
put in perspective? Guys, I did the I did the math.
There was a better chance of Lloyd Christmas getting with
Mary Swanson. I don't think he had a one percent chance.
So you're saying there's a chance. I think that we
all felt the same way. I went to the gym
right after the show yesterday. So you're telling me there's

(21:04):
a chance one in a billion. You tell the Jim,
why don't you break about it? Was that your first
time this month? Look at these pecks, bro So I
go to the gym and without fail, the minute Danny
g texts me and he's like, yo, people are gonna
say it's rigged. You watch Danny. They didn't skim a beat.
The dude checking in with his little phone scanner at

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the desk was like, yo, you see that Mavericks first
word rigged. It was the hot envelope scandal. And the
guy behind the desk is like yo. The NBA is
totally rigged, and I watched it firsthand, the chit chat
at the gym. Simultaneously Danny G saying social media is
blowing up, saying rigged. Well, hold on, how could you
not think that when there's a one percent chance of that.

Speaker 1 (21:50):
One?

Speaker 4 (21:51):
Fine? Thank you, how you're Sam. And then when you
think about all the ups and downs the team just
went through with trading Luca. I don't know where overnight,
all the controversy there surrounding the ownership, all the injuries
that went down, this was part of the deal. Everybody
chanting fire Nico, and all of a sudden they're number
one with a one point eight. It's behind this. This

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was part of the deal. So I'm not saying that's
the case. I'm saying I understand that people are buzzing
about it. Wait, the same people that are behind this,
are they the same people that write the script for
the NFL? Okay, No, that's fair.

Speaker 1 (22:28):
Ri.

Speaker 4 (22:28):
People are saying that's that's craziness. Is crazy talk to
think that sort of thing. But we also like to
think that there's no cheating with officiating and things like that.
Yet we've seen it and known it to be true.
One of my favorite potential scandals of all time, because
I think it really is tricky and awesome. Yeah, but
how many times do people say that the officiating's rigged
and they're like, get out of here, dude. Yeah, Donnie

(22:49):
admitted it, and we have the proof. So it's not
like it's impossible that these things could happen, and there's
a reason why there's a buzz and Rich, there's low probability.
I do understand. Rich.

Speaker 2 (22:58):
You always point out about judges ex judges and lawyers
and people involved in our pre show meeting. We're talking
about a law firm maybe presiding over the NBA draft,
and I looked it up though it says the NBA
handles the legal aspects of the NBA draft through its
own internal legal department.

Speaker 4 (23:17):
So it's not like where they have the Oscars or
the Grammys and they're like well represented by it. They
have their own lawyers in house, their own counsel. Well,
I'll say this, one of my favorite potential scandal slash
conspiracies is the nineteen eighty five Nicks Patrick Ewing draft.
Where was the envelope frozen and cold so that whoever

(23:41):
stuck their hand in was like I said, it was
the hot I yeah, like ooh like and it's the
knicks aren't. Really that's a stretch though. You think you
could dig your hand in a bunch of envelopes and
decipher which one's the cold? I told you, Yeah, if
I told you, there's you know, at that time, twenty
something envelopes in a in a you know you're gonna

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be able to pick the one out of twenty seven
that feels cold. The cold doesn't transfer onto any envelope.
It's just the one, dude. It was in there with
your Ottero pops and it was like if one if
is like Danny G said Hamlin, Hamlin and mcguil are
involved in this, so it has to be legit. Well,
all I'm saying is nowadays though, where there's social media

(24:23):
and people love to speculate and everyone is a little sleuth, right,
Everyone wants to be their own little solving murder, you
know podcast. You don't think that someone would be investigating
the whole process. What is it is?

Speaker 1 (24:37):
It?

Speaker 4 (24:37):
Is it like lottery balls? Right? I mean I didn't
watch last night? What do we What are we doing
these days? Yeah, it's it's like a lottery balls, right,
I mean one weighted was one with and then hot
balls scandal. One ball was actually it was extra hot
for the Mavericks. Oh, there was a warm one for
the Spurs in case of the old hot ball. Yeah,
the old hot ball scandal. This one doesn't involve rich

(24:59):
you know what. To me, those balls are perfect. Yeah,
there was. You get somebody to like lean into this.
Remember when Lebron did that pretty open interview with Pat McAfee.
He talked about the NBA being rigged. T listen, listen, man.

Speaker 9 (25:16):
During the ball drop, you know, during the lottery drop,
Cleveland got the number one pick.

Speaker 4 (25:22):
That's I just don't think that was what's keep Lebron home?

Speaker 9 (25:33):
You know what, Patrick going to the Knicks, you know,
Darrin Rose to the bull. I understand Simon, guys, you know,
so you know, I had to make sure that, you know,
I had to do my part.

Speaker 4 (25:45):
He's also being a little cheeky there, joking around, insinuating
there's some truth to it. But I'm just joking and
I want to know how you guys feel about it.
Before we took about reactions to injuries and Shack diesel trivia.
The other big story of the night, the Mavericks with
the number one pick Spurs number two. Do you believe
that it could be rigged? Anything's possible, right, But I'm

(26:10):
gonna tell you that I choose to believe that the
Mavericks just got really lucky. Man. You know, it's it's improbable,
not impossible. So we saw the one point eight percent
chance happened, which is wild. It's like get that's what
I like to It's like getting strict by light. Yeah,
it happens bitten by a shark. Kid, you know, it

(26:30):
happens to people, and that's why they were pumped about
it getting a plane crash. They're all acting and they're
all in on it.

Speaker 2 (26:36):
If you want some lottery numbers to play later, the
winning combination of ping pong balls that earned Dallas the
number one pick, ten fourteen eleven and seven. Oh, those
are the numbers right now, ten fourteen eleven, seven.

Speaker 4 (26:49):
You know, Danny g I want you Sam Dan Bayer Cavino.
In fact, I want the Fox Sports Radio Nation to
hit us up seven to seven, nine nine on Fox
for anyone that genuinely thinks maybe it is rig maybe
this is the Denver Airport, or maybe this is we
landed on the moon. Maybe not? Is this the who

(27:11):
shot JFK? If you believe in you know, all the
wild conspiracy on Earth is flat? The Earth is flat,
all right, Kyrie, then answer me this for real. I'm
not mocking. I'm curious. How do you think they did it?
Do you think it was a weighted ball? Do you
think the league got in with the owners? Because no
owner would agree to this, So you think it was

(27:32):
a one on one like Nico Harrison Mavericks meeting, like, hey, listen,
we did you solid lucas a light? For that to happen, yeah,
you have to have some sort of plan, right, and
some sort of schemery and like Danny Jean insinuated anyone
that was slim that the law firm is involved in.
Anyone that would blow the whistle can't be involved. So
this says to be like a secret inside job. So
if you think that, you know twenty you know this

(27:55):
is a shady Saw Goodman sort of.

Speaker 2 (27:57):
You know it is their own lawyers now employed by
the NBA in house. Like I said, Saw Goodman, they could, Yeah,
they could be in on it. So if you think
you would hope they're not.

Speaker 4 (28:06):
If you think Shenanigan's play. It was his name, Uh,
Jimmy McGill. Yeah, but Jimmy slipping jim slipping Jimmy situation.
I think wait is slipping Jimmy involved? Yeah so, I
said Hamlin Hamlin McGill, I know, but yeah, slip in Jimmy,
because that's extra shady. If you think everyone's involved in
that way, is that impossible? No, but I don't think

(28:28):
that's happening. You know, for every conspiracy I didn't. I
never believe that frozen envelopes this situation. The first thing
I always ask myself in a conspiracy is how many
people would have to completely shut their mouth be involved
being on it without blowing, you know, whistle blowing? Right.
I believe that I believe more in the Colombian alien

(28:49):
sphere that they found this week, more than I believe
that this was rigged. Damn buy you're a reasonable mc guy,
are you? Are you just minding your own now because
you feel like it's all hogwashed? Or do you think
there's some possibility that there's you know, injustice, it's rigged,
it's a tomfoolery.

Speaker 8 (29:07):
I do feel that there is an undercurrent of possible
tomfoolery or rigging, if you will. I am not happy
that the Mavericks were the ones who were to benefit
from it, and that would be the team that you
could most likely connect to the rigging, not because of
them being the Mavericks, but because they gave Luca to
the Lakers. That's if Luca was traded to the Orlando Magic.

(29:31):
I don't think that there's a hey, here's a solid,
here's a tip of the cap, but hey, thanks so
much for putting one of our premier superstars to take
the torch from Lebron and our golden franchise and be
able to carry that.

Speaker 4 (29:42):
On so I could I could see it.

Speaker 8 (29:45):
I put it at fifty percent earlier, which it was
a bit of a stretch, but maybe around twenty twenty
five percent.

Speaker 4 (29:53):
Big words, I you know, Dan Byer. It's it's interesting
because that sense of while the Luca, you know, to
the Lakers thing, the Mavericks need to be rewarded for this,
well you hate to think that's true, but of course
as possible at the beginning, middle, end, end of the day.
It's a business. So if it's good for the league,

(30:15):
it's good for everybody, and it could be just a
business move, and they're just well, don't you know if
people trying to make us believe that this is the truth?
You know how it's all you know what people love
to say, and I don't know if this is true.
I'm just repeating something I've seen on social media, which
is the problem with most conversations nowaday, So my apologize.
Every time people talk about well the NFL, I oh,

(30:37):
you have the script and it's rigged. People love to
plot the fact that the NFL is registered as an
entertainment league or something to the nature that, like they're
off the hook if something ever came out like that.
Have you seen people say stuff like that. I don't
know about the legality of it's registered as an entertainment league.

(30:58):
But even in the fight game, anytime you see something
go down like this, the first thing they always say is, look,
this is still entertainment. It really is. They're trying to
get people to watch, They're trying to get people to
tune in. It's all about ratings and money. How many
times if it's fighter the league, it's possible. How many
times can you know, has the fighter that they needed

(31:21):
to win to set up another big fight lost in
a close fight, but they won on the car because
in a month or so people will forget because well,
fighting's rigged, right. We know that there's definitely rigging going on,
shadiness in the fight game, but it's also a business
and you also want to be able to sell a fight.
And if you can't sell a fight because there's no

(31:44):
personality behind it, then you're failing in that entertainment factor
of the sport, right, which is part of it. This
is just good for the league. It's just a lot
of drama for the league, which could sell the league,
which could be more money, more ratings. Like Dan Byer
insinuated a little backscratch for the Mavericks, and we saw
a lot of that good deal last night.

Speaker 2 (32:05):
We saw a lot of that as far as the
Lakers go, like it says, Chris Paul was traded from
New Orleans to LA and then New Orleans gets the
number one pick. Ad was traded from New Orleans to LA.
New Orleans gets the number one pick. Right Luca traded
to from Dallas to LA. Of course, Dallas gets the
number one pick. Lebron left Cleveland for Miami. Cleveland gets
three of the four next four number one picks, including

(32:28):
the one when Lebron came home for the trade for
Kevin Love.

Speaker 4 (32:32):
Yeah, it just looks bad. It kind of feels like
it looks really bad when you list all that out,
Danny g But it kind of feels like how the
WWE gave up the rules of it being real at
one point, right, because they always stayed in the character
and then all of a sudden they stopped the NBA
and fighting and sports. They still put up that illusion

(32:54):
that rulese that it's legit when maybe it's all planned
out or maybe it is legitim but they still legit.
I don't know that it's it's not impossible. I do
believe that it's improbable. I do believe that they just
got lucky. But it's not impossible, dude, From from a
business standpoint, From a standpoint, yeah, when there's that much
money involved and if it's good for the league and

(33:16):
favors are being done well. Yesterday we went over businessmen
trying to pull one over on anybody and they think
the viewing audience is dumb. We went over the possible
landing spots for a Cooper flag yesterday with Dan Bayer
and of the top three highest odds. We said, maybe
Utah gus I got good coaching and they're revamping that
that that basketball program, and maybe the Utah Jazz was
a good landing spot. But the other options seems sort

(33:38):
of like like the way you go to die. You know,
no offense like Charlotte Hornets Washington. Yeah, no fens. So
you know, you take a guy like Cooper Flag and
you put him on a team with Kyrie and a
d both healthy, you do not. You don't have a
team that like might compete. You have a team that
kuvera will be a top five team in the West. Oh,
they're back in it. Yeah, for sure, they're in the

(33:59):
mix again. Down you know, he went from possibly playing
for a twenty win team to a contending team. Yeah,
that would be the difference there. That would be the
assumption anyway for Cooper Flag. Hop balls. It's the hot
ball theory. You heard it here first, the hot ball
scandal with the Mavericks, not the not the frozen envelope,

(34:19):
the hot balls, the hot ball. Personally, I think it's magnets.
How did it work? How dose magnets?

Speaker 1 (34:24):
No?

Speaker 4 (34:24):
I don't care. Okay, but what if it's magnets well,
and how do they work? Well? Think think about you know,
when you're when those balls are popping around like your
yo Lando Vega with the you know the lottery numbers,
they're all ping pong balls, right, I mean what you're right,
what if there's magnets?

Speaker 8 (34:39):
Sam The Knicks theory in nineteen eighty five, for Patrick
Ewing was the as you guys are saying, frozen envelope,
bent corner. Yeah, but you visually could see the tumbler.
You could visually see the envelope.

Speaker 4 (34:51):
Right.

Speaker 8 (34:52):
What makes this so secretive is no one sees it.
All we see is them unveiling the cards from the
predetermined lotto drawing coming out of the hopper. That was
one person saw, maybe two people saw. Like that adds
actually more to the theory of what is going on
behind closed doors as opposed to maybe sleight of hand

(35:14):
that happened right in front of you forty years ago.

Speaker 4 (35:17):
You know, Richie, you're just not in the room where
it happens. Stevie, that's such an amazing point because you know,
I'll be honest, I gotta be honest with you guys.
Perhaps because I was at the gym and I didn't
see it. Every time I've seen the draft lottery, you
know winners. You're right, it's they. They're all sitting there
and they hold up the logo of the team. I thought,
maybe someone did see this. And if you're confirming that

(35:39):
no one really sees the balls being picked, then and.

Speaker 8 (35:42):
There's someone from a law firm, maybe two people in
the room. A couple people are the ones that conduct
it because they don't want any leaks, they don't want
any drama.

Speaker 4 (35:49):
But envelope some money. Yeah, what's this, hey, Charlotte Hornets,
you like being in the league, right, Yeah, that does
seem like Look it's fair. Were doing a speculating Guys,
nobody really knows. As I mentioned, we're not in the
room where it happened. But when there's that much money
to be made and that much money to be had

(36:11):
and spent and bought, anybody could be bought to shut
up and let it happen because it's good for the league.
They used to show the actual drawing of the ping
pong ball. It was like, yeah, like a lot, like
an actual lot exactly. Let me bring up one more point,
and this is by no means to be insensitive, but
you know, we were living in New York during nine

(36:32):
to eleven, and you know there are people that have
all crazy conspiracies about terrible days like that, and I
will say, you saw planes at towers, awful, you saw
things happen. The fact that they never released footage of
a plane hitting the Pentagon is why people are like,
what really hit the Pentagon? You could put that to
rest if there were video of that. Not to compare

(36:55):
one of the worst days in US history to an
NBA lottery, but when you don't have the visual proof
of something, it leaves your mind open to wander. But plus,
you never saw the plane parts really it was. Yeah,
so it's like you never saw real evidence and people
just want the evidence. That's it. But if you if
you leave it in this day and age, though, people
will get the evidence and the Internet will just be like, well, no,

(37:17):
we can explain this way. We can's that a way,
you know what. That's what Danny g was insinuating. We
were having our little pre show meeting in the lobby
when Shaq Diesel was walking in. We said, Hey, it's
up shack. He's like, what are you guys talking about?
You were saying how you can have the proof right
there in your face, and you're still gonna believe what
you want. Everything points into the direction of man that

(37:39):
is fixed, and even me, I don't want to believe
it really, Like, come on, I want to feel like
I want to feel like, even though we're all the
evidence is there for you to believe that, there's no way, dude.
I want to feel like, even though we're the lightest,
most fun show on sports radio, I'd like to think that,
you know, we don't take anything too serious. We're having
a lot of fun. I still think we're above saying conspiras,
but I still there's part of me it's like, you know,

(38:01):
me and me, it is kind of wild. Ah, And
I think social media has sort of conditioned our minds
to amplify it. A lot of crazy thoughts. Yeah, yeah,
to it'd be like ads, get out of here. I'm
not believing that. Because you see so much hogwash and
bs on social media, your automatic default now is like, nah,
that can't be true. I'll believe it when I see it,

(38:24):
and we're seeing this right before our eyes, but our
default is nah, they wouldn't do that. Come on, I mean,
they think we're that stupid. Then again, did we really
see it or did we just see names being called?
And again, let me read that once that I thought
it was really interesting. I screenshot it. That's my method here.
The odds of the MAVs and Spurs landing one and

(38:45):
two were one in one thousand MAVs Spurs sixers combo
top three, one in ten thousand chants. Not good odds.
Not good odds, so one point eight percent. It happened yesterday.
I congrats to the MAVs. You said something off the
I just at the point, how it's so true? I
was Sam telling us that his confirmation name is Javier.

(39:05):
Last week might be one of my favorite moments of
our show. It might. It sounds like like like Jerry
finding out that Kramer's middle name was Javier or his
real name, and he's like, what, Cosmos. It just sounds
like something you see on a sitcom. It really impacted
you that much. Really, the whitest guy we know, cotton

(39:30):
headed Ninny Muggins, and your confirmation name was Javier from
what really is? Honestly, you are like any sitcom neighbor.
I was Sam, everybody, thank you, thank you all right,
now to your phone calls. We'll wrap up the draft
lottery and like you said, lots of great stuff. We'll
get to Pete Rose and news out of baseball shack,

(39:50):
diesel trivia. Let's go to Big Burt in Georgia. Big Burt,
you're all at CNR.

Speaker 10 (39:56):
Hey, god, hey, I just want to make sure it's Big.

Speaker 4 (39:58):
Burt, not big but what's up like big Butt? No,
Big Burt? Hey.

Speaker 10 (40:05):
You know, the whole conspiracy theory is not always rainbows
and sunshine. Speaking as a New York nickname, we got
Patrick Ewan in the shadiest form, but did we ever
get a championship? No, Well, we really don't need to
look at these Vegas connections with Dallas and the bookies
and see what Nico bet it on.

Speaker 4 (40:23):
You know, our buddy Wes speaking of Vegas, our buddy
Wes in Vegas, one of our good pals. Listener of
the show. He did point out something interesting. He goes,
so quote conspiracy theories. Over the years, things that we
thought were conspiracies end up being not so conspiracy conspiracy.
After he said some of the some of the things
people thought were facts about COVID nine to eleven. There

(40:44):
are things throughout life where as more and more comes
out like maybe it's not totally untrue, but parts of
it are our cover ups. The tuck rule is still
one rigged rule. But if you've been told your entire life,
he said, that's something or sounds looks too good to
be true.

Speaker 2 (41:01):
Probably is bs to smoke. There's fire rich what we're
we looking at on Reddit. During the commercial break.

Speaker 4 (41:07):
Danny G showed me the feed of when they actually
little ping pong balls are popping up, and there was
some lawyers and media on standby, but again where their
pockets lined. Yeah, but I never know. They don't really
publicize that broadcast, which is odd when you think about
how everything's a spectacle nowadays, everything's a big event. What
I read sctual the actual lottery of this. And by

(41:30):
the way, there's an update. It's the old sticky balls conspiracy.
It's not hot balls, sticky balls. They had time constraints.
Covin knows.

Speaker 2 (41:37):
What I read is why they've switched it up a
little bit, because, yeah, they used to show the long
process and people fell asleep.

Speaker 4 (41:44):
People's gender reveals and birth announcements are more elaborate than this,
And we're talking the NBA and again. The winning numbers
were ten, fourteen, eleven, and seven. The maps getting the
number one pick.

Speaker 8 (41:53):
The sticky balls with the sticky balls dB. There was
also only seven teams in the lottery at one point.
Now there's fourteen, So like you didn't have as many
teams in the league at that time, seven or eight teams.

Speaker 4 (42:06):
Another great really fall asleep. Now it's the opposite of
the remember in the home alone two the sticky bandits
like you just stick your hand in, the sticky balls
will stick to you. Here we go, pops up, all right, Well,
the MAVs and the Spurs, and we're gonna wrap it
up with this phone call. Yeah, that's Charles in Florida. Hey, Charles, Hey, buddy,
let's good.

Speaker 3 (42:26):
I'm calling you from Cape Call, Florida.

Speaker 5 (42:27):
How you guys doing today?

Speaker 4 (42:28):
Good man? What's up?

Speaker 10 (42:30):
All right?

Speaker 3 (42:30):
So it's all rigged, brother, it's all rigged. I mean
I have friends that score. They were gonna stop watching
the NFL when they went to Vegas.

Speaker 4 (42:42):
Okay, so so what you are you are one of
these guys. To hear his explanation, I was gonna say, Charles,
you're one of these guys that truly believes sports are rigged?
Did he drop? Charles? Oh my god, the NBA dropping.
They got to him, They got to him. Oh no, Charles,
he got quick reminder on Friday, you can wake up

(43:06):
with us because we're filling in for the DP show
Turn steal the cover Covino and rich In for Dan
Patrick this Friday morning. So join us, will you? Thanks?
It'll be the greatest wake up show since Wake Up
San Francisco. Yeah, well, I've always said that. Now gotta talk.
You're talking football, rich Can we talk Jayden Daniels for
a little bit at least set this up for now?

(43:27):
Get people thinking, Yeah, I got Can I give you
a DraftKings. I'm not gonna give you the code, Dane,
but don't tell me yes if you don't. Yes. But
I have a bet I want to make tonight and
I love this, No I do. I'm allowed to tell
you a great bet when there's one, right, that's cool?
Can you pick two players? I'm gonna pick three. You
want to hear the Pete Crow Armstrong PCA on the

(43:49):
Cubbies home run scoob Ball over six and a half
strikeouts and Lindor over one point five bases. So two
singles or double. You know he eats two bases ten
bucks when it's two forty. Wow, I just like it.
For some reason, I feel like singing to you, Scoop
Ball PCA and Francisco Lindor. So I'm just locking in

(44:15):
there letting you know. I've been loving the Pick six, Danny.
I've been loving the Draftkinks Pick six for real. Like
we were doing the commercials for so long, and I
started playing myself and now every day it's like a
fun little five to ten dollars a way to stay interesting.
It's nice when the sponsors are involved in our own lives,
exactly when the sponsor is like, oh, I actually use this,
I love it. We actually wear the gear from Travis

(44:36):
Clothes pick six. I'm wearing Travis Matthew while I'm using Draftkinks.
All right, So please tell me my friend about jade
and Daniel's mom. Well, it's his mamager, it's his mom manager,
and her name is Regina Jackson, and I want you
to take a listen to what she says before we
even discuss it. So take a listen to Jadeen Daniel's mother.

Speaker 1 (44:58):
He's a kid.

Speaker 11 (45:00):
I don't know why we stop pairing kids at a
certain age, but that's for a later show. The thing
is is he doesn't know what he doesn't now. And
he knows football because that's what he's been doing, and
he does it very well, and he's been, you know,
very acclimated in sports since.

Speaker 1 (45:13):
He was young.

Speaker 4 (45:14):
But he doesn't know the business world.

Speaker 11 (45:15):
He doesn't know the predators or the vultures that could
be out there. And so he feels very comfortable and
knowing that not only am I educated and qualified to
do it, I'm also his mom.

Speaker 4 (45:27):
To me, it makes sense and it really poses a
bigger question. He may be a guy that knows more
about football than any of us, a student of the game,
a star student, you know, a guy that took the
league by storm, but does he know about life? Which
poses the question, Kavino, when do you really become a man?
A man? Absolutely? Like, when are you a man? Look

(45:48):
like a man? To you? I say absolutely no. When
does a guy become a man? Because I feel like,
even in this room, we're going to have a ton
of different answers. When does someone become a man? When
you see some of these young kids drafted, are they
men yet?

Speaker 5 (46:01):
Man?

Speaker 4 (46:02):
Very very loving, Yet you could argue overly involved mom.
I mean Beyonce, Jessica Simpson, Britney Spears. We've seen pop
stars and and other people have their parents as their manager,
and I wish the opposite for Jaden Daniels. But usually
those things eventually where on the relationship that that doesn't

(46:24):
usually low sounds a little LeVar Ball to me, like
a little too involved. I mean she's a lovely woman.
I just feel like, you know, I love my kids,
and I can see where her mindset's at. My kid
is a generational talent. I take cam kids. It's you know,
it's I wants to look out for your kid, wants
to do everything right right. Yeah, the the intentions here

(46:45):
are beautiful. I'm pure yeah.

Speaker 2 (46:47):
Yeah, but rich walking around like Emmy's bodyguard. Yeah when
she's twenty four, Yeah, that would be strange, would be
a bit much.

Speaker 4 (46:54):
About was, you know, hanging around my daughter. You're right
as like her agent and bodyguard when she was older.
Everybody there looking out for their kid. You gotta commend that.
It's a beautiful thing. That's great and all. My only
criticism is this referring to him as a kid when
he's a twenty four year old man and a very
alpha driven game and world. You think he's a kid

(47:20):
still at twenty four? Man, I mean a grand scheme
of things, But do you want your mom calling you
out like that in front of everybody? And then again
we post a question one more time, So when are
you a man? I heard a really morbid thing one time,
and I think it was a listener of our show
that called in one time rich and they said something
about they became a man when their parents died because

(47:43):
he always felt like he was their kid. And that's
a morbid thought, a coming of age so to reality. Yeah,
it's very sad, right. You feel like more of an orphan,
I think than anything, A little orphan. Spotty little funk House, Yeah,
little arp and funk House was one of my favorite
your enthusiasm quotes of all time. Funk Houser, the late

(48:03):
great uh Dave no super Yeah he funk Houser's name
was God, how are you all blinking?

Speaker 9 (48:15):
Well?

Speaker 4 (48:15):
On curve your enthusiasm. You're the one that brought it up,
so you're the one that should be embarrassed. Stop. He's
trying to convince Larry that he's an orphan, and Larry's like,
you're you're an old guy. You're an orphan, okay, little
orphan funk cout funks. So again, not to sound more
of it or weird, but I remember when a caller
said that to us. I was like, yeah, I guess

(48:37):
that's pretty wild, because you are someone's child, no matter
how old you are, and then when they're gone, you're like, well,
I guess I'm out here in this mean we're all
all alone. I guess I'm my own man. I think
this is more of when you're standing on your own
two feet for the first time. Man, you're a professional dude. Yeah,
you're you're a young person in the grand scheme of life,

(48:59):
but you're you're on your own out there. I don't
want my mom call me like her little baby boise
when I'm trying to do a professional radio show.

Speaker 2 (49:07):
What do you guys equate to manhood? Like, I think
about responsibility? Yes, you know, so the first time rich, Yeah,
the first time you pay a utility bill. To me,
that's when you become an adult.

Speaker 4 (49:19):
You may be mentally an idiot, but if you if
you've got responsibilities and you're a responsible person with things
to pay for Yeah, you're your own man. I had
written down that if you're still on your parents' cell
phone plan or car insurance plan, it's hard to call
yourself like I'm a man, you man. Your mom pays
your state form, Yeah, dad plays Geico in a your

(49:40):
mom's Verizon bill if they're still on the plan rich
but they zell their parents every month. No, that's get
your own your man. I do that for my mom.
My mom's on my plan because I try to be
a good son. That's what you know. So I don't think.
I think if your parents are paying your bills, I'm
not quite sure you have man status yet, right, But
I still got one foot in the I do want

(50:01):
to remind everyone one thing, these kids that we are
a little tough on of times that listen, it's very
easy to want to pick on Shador Sanders and some
of these young cats out of the draft. They are kids,
and I feel that way when you're twenty twenty one,
twenty two, if you're forty something, they're half your age.
Think of all the living you did in your twenties
and thirties to get to fortiesh Right, that's a hell

(50:23):
of a lot of living and learning. Yeah, but twenty
one and twenty four are a little different. Jaden Daniels
has been in the NFL. These kids coming out of
the draft, they're just getting out of school. Yeah, oh yeah,
they're no way are they? Amen? Those are kids, Calvin know.

Speaker 2 (50:36):
I know this doesn't apply to everyone because, as we
have said, your mom spoiled you for a long time,
still does. Probably she does, But that wasn't the case.
We've talked about this on our show. Before that, our generation,
it was more of everything revolving around the parents, pretty
much like kids are to be seen and not heard,
and that changed with our generation. So we should give

(50:57):
ourselves props because we have been good. I think better
with children, right, And so kids now are they don't
want freedom the way we did. We couldn't wait. Most
of us couldn't wait to get our own freedom and
get out of the house. Kids nowadays, most of them
that that I've seen and in my own house, they
are holding on longer.

Speaker 4 (51:15):
Yeah, they don't listen to give their driver's license. They
you know, it's so funny you would say that I
was itching to get my license in New York. Mind
lickety split. That's in New York at seventeen. I know,
at sixteen, in a lot of places, I was itching,
Like the day of my birthday, I was, you know,
like driver's test, that's when I got my license. Kids
now were like like, i'll take an uber a mom
or dad will drive me. I'll walk there. Well, it's

(51:37):
so many factors, right, these kids are broke, they can't
afford a car. Uber is available, it's a thing. Yeah,
so there's a lot of factors. But I agree with you,
Rich and Danny. You're paying your own bills. Are capable
of paying your own bills. Yeah, you're your own man.
You may be immature, there's there's most men are you know.
There's two types of parents though, And I think I'm

(51:59):
safe in saying this, the type that are like, you're
welcome here as long as you want, and then the
other parents that are like, you're eighteen, pay rent or
get out of there. And you know, I'll be honest.
I Loup moved out right after college, but my parents,
I could have stayed there and they would have been like, yeah, sure,
I have friends that are like, you're out of college,

(52:21):
you're paying rent, and other parents like we're you could
stay here. Right, Yeah, you know what, another nail on
the head, because I agree there's two types out there.
Luckily I had the ladder who allowed me to stay
there for way too long and save money to purchase
my own home one day. You know, So if you
have or how about this, you have the ability to

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pay for your own home and you're employing your mom,
I don't know if you're a kid. Now, guess what,
you know why your mom has a career. And that's
not to come down on Regina Jackson. She's doing a
great job because she could throw a tight spiral. Yeah,
we're just speculating on well, when are you really a man?
Based on what she said? Okay, so you know we're
dissecting her words and that's not fair. But if he's

(53:06):
employing his mother, I'd say he is not only a man,
he's the man. Hey, Danny, you're a great dad and
a great step dad. You were you were talking about
how your step son's you're almost shocked that what are
they nineteen and twenty or twenty and twenty one? Yeh,
twenty and twenty two, twenty and twenty two, and you
were saying how you're surprised they don't want to, like

(53:27):
maybe split their own apartment so they can bring girls
back and do things they're cool, like just living at
your place. Yeah.

Speaker 2 (53:33):
What the middle son who's twenty, he is an Oklahoma Sooner.
He just drove home the law. He made the long
what was it two and a half day drive whatever
to get home, and he's gonna plump down and be
at our place all summer. Now he's gonna work part time.

Speaker 4 (53:47):
Does heat? Does he still eat gushers.

Speaker 1 (53:51):
Of man?

Speaker 2 (53:52):
You guys he was watching NBA playoffs eating sunflower seeds
on the couch.

Speaker 4 (53:57):
See, I don't know. They don't. They said they're great guy, right,
but are they men if they're still living that life?

Speaker 2 (54:02):
And the thing is our twenty two year old he's
about to graduate from Kowlu this Friday.

Speaker 4 (54:07):
Okay, Congo, Yeah, that's awesome, it's awesome. But again, right
now he's at the dorms there, he's bringing girls back,
he's living the life. They're both gonna hunker down at
our place over the summer though, because obviously at graduation Friday. Yeah,
Danny Krab But my wife raising them always told them,
as long as you're in school, you can stay here

(54:28):
rent free. That's a that's a pretty cool rule though, Yeah,
that's a I think it's just a parent looking at
for the kid. Now his sons are going to take
one semester, one class of semester, like just just to
be like what I'm a student mom. Danny gears like, yeah,
that was cool until HI became their stepdad. Can I
think boom like especially boomer parents maybe jen X parents
were like, my parents are our baby boomers, and it

(54:50):
was a lot easier to buy a house back in
the day. You know how they joke about how like
houses now worth like half a million to a million dollars.
Then boomers got their house like in the nineteen seventies
for like seven teen hundred dollars in a bag of rice. Yeah,
so it's like to stay at our home, which we
paid the mortgage off twenty five years ago. We've had
this conversation many times in the past. I was saying,
but our parents' generation, like of a young kid now

(55:13):
had my dad's job and my mom worked on and
my mom would take off for a little while when
the kids were born and then go back to work.
Like if my family replicated what they did now, no
way on planet Earth. Would they have had a house
on Long Island. It's a different time, so age doesn't
have a lot to do with this. It really doesn't
when you think about it. My dad at twenty one

(55:34):
had his own home and kids right when he had
me twenty one years old. So was he a man then?

Speaker 1 (55:42):
Yeah?

Speaker 4 (55:42):
He had his own home, he had a family. He
had his own family. Jade and Daniels, does he have kids?

Speaker 1 (55:49):
Is he?

Speaker 4 (55:50):
He doesn't?

Speaker 7 (55:50):
Right?

Speaker 4 (55:51):
No, I have a question for you and hitting. His
mom won't let him have a real girlfriend, even let
him sit next to juju Wi. His mom took the
door off his room.

Speaker 3 (56:00):
Yeah.

Speaker 4 (56:00):
I just want to make sure. Does he have a
sign over his bedroom missus Jayden's room because it's read
on the football ye, Jaden?

Speaker 3 (56:08):
I need to know.

Speaker 4 (56:10):
So hold on at twenty four a professional with endless
means and connections and such a bright future. I'd say
Jayden and Daniels is a man. He's a man, Danny.
I have one question about your your sons twenty and
twenty two, both you know, bright futures, college kids one graduating.
When they are home, are they like mom, what's for dinner?

(56:32):
Do they expect you? Guys? To supply food. Oh, for
sure they do.

Speaker 2 (56:37):
And it's funny because the twenty year old yesterday he
asked his mom, He said, would you eat for dinner?
Did you make something for dinner? Like they don't say
what's for dinner? They just hint around, like, okay, you
could feed me now. And look, that's fine if you're
at the house and you're at least making an effort
to pitch in around the house. And and they're good kids,

(56:57):
so like you have good kids, you're not going to say, yeah,
you got to get out of here once you turn
a certain age.

Speaker 4 (57:03):
But you're right rich.

Speaker 2 (57:03):
When I was eighteen, my mom said, you're not my
responsibility anymore.

Speaker 4 (57:08):
You're now an adult. It's just not like that anymore.
Did you feel like a man though, Because when I
finally got my first home and like officially moved out
after college, I went back to my parents twenty seven,
I didn't feel like a man. I feel like a
man boy who had my own bachelor parents. You were spoiled.
I don't know when I became a dad. In my

(57:28):
personal reality, when I became a dad, I was faced
with real life adult situations. I will give you to
say when I became I didn't become a man. Tell
I was thirty something years old. I'll give Covino credit.
I'm like, I'm like Pinocchio Cavino, I'm a little wooden boy.
Cavino deserves some credit because while he did live at
his parents until because li isn't housing in New York
and New Jersey expensive, While he did live at his parents'

(57:49):
house after college for quite a while, he told he
lived in the basement. He told girls that he rents
to old people upstairs, women, rich women. I thought that
was always your can we know, bring some howkerl home
from the club and be like, yeah, don't mind this,
I rented this old couple upstairs. Well, so why don't
they live in the basement you have upstairs? Well, don't
ask you. Wait, why are you in the pictures with

(58:12):
these people? They're clinging weird ten.

Speaker 2 (58:15):
That would be my motivation if I was their age,
because I think back to when I had my first apartment.
I was eighteen at my first radio station job, and
I wanted my privacy. And I think that's a big
difference nowadays is these kids are used to sharing space
with a lot of other kids, and they don't really
care all that much about you know, the freedom that
I explained we wanted so bad.

Speaker 4 (58:38):
Was it true you when you grew your first chin strap,
that's when you felt like I'm man. Well, for me,
that was fifth grade. So Danny's like, no, it was
upon my third Raiders tattoo. Yeah, it poses the question, guys.
And again, I'm sorry that Regina Jackson took any heat.
That wasn't the point, but it was what she said

(58:59):
about her son, and I get it. Her son will
always be her baby and a kid in her eyes.
But he's really twenty four years old, young in life,
but he's a man. Well, hey, hold on one thing,
one more point here. Imagine being born in year nineteen
hundred and you're like going to the Great War as
as a seventeen or eighteen year old, you're a man.
Then I looked like weathered in old back then at

(59:22):
that age. You know, it's just they aged a lot faster.
Aaron Judges hit a rocket of a home run. Yeah, buddy,
like exit velocity might have been two hundred miles an hour.
Sorry interrupt, Like he like that ball came up the bat,
they turned to left field and it already hit the
wall like the high wall. Man. You're talking great war here,
but oh, to wrap up what you said speaking of bombs,
back to the same good. Yeah. I think about that

(59:45):
greatest generation your grandparents in mind, fought in a war,
came home, had kids, got a job that they kept
for like fifty years, and then retired. They lived such
a different life than our parents, us and our future
children and everything. Like they were they were in Germany
shooting people, came home and then got a job as

(01:00:05):
a mechanic for fifty years and had a beautiful life.

Speaker 2 (01:00:07):
Can you imagine an eighteen year old nowadays storming the
beaches of Normandy.

Speaker 4 (01:00:12):
No, not without taking selfies Normandy while they're playing Pokemon.
Go yeah Normandy, say yo yo, look bro Normandy, are
you ready? Well there is Spotty's ready.

Speaker 1 (01:00:27):
Let's meet Major, Covino and Rich get you over the
middle of the week when mid Week Major Major, Oh,
I love that we throw sports and pop culture headlines
and topics at the fellas, and it's like the kids.

Speaker 4 (01:00:42):
Say, that's som we definitely see in our score.

Speaker 2 (01:00:48):
Mid Week Major, I gotta go really fast because we
got a ton to do in the show. Still all right,
before I hand things over to the number one and
only host of this segment, we like to roll the
two big red love dice over there in the main.

Speaker 4 (01:00:59):
Student the four nice so wow, Rich goes first. Oh
Rich actually one, that means he gets first take.

Speaker 2 (01:01:06):
And now, ladies and gentlemen, the most famous person besides
Judy Bloom from Scotch Points New Jersey spotty Boy Big rest.

Speaker 6 (01:01:15):
In peace to one of the most infamous, which we
know is more than the famous alligators out there, and
that's Marris the Alligator, the Happy Gilmore star known for
biting off chumbs Peterson's hand. And didn't he Happy Gilmore
actually wrestle him too?

Speaker 4 (01:01:30):
Didn't he like to tackle? I believe he did? Yeah
passed away. This week.

Speaker 6 (01:01:33):
Sandler himself posted on his Instagram account paying tribute to
the legendary reptile.

Speaker 4 (01:01:37):
He said, We're all gonna miss you.

Speaker 6 (01:01:39):
You could be hard on director's makeup, artist, costumers, really
anyone with arms or legs, but I know you did
it for the ultimate good of the film.

Speaker 4 (01:01:45):
He also went on to say, I know.

Speaker 6 (01:01:46):
You're not I know your character's decapitation in the first movie,
provided you participate or precluded your participation in the sequel,
but we all appreciated the fruit basket in hilarious note,
so maybe they'll pay tribute to him in Happy Gilmour Too,
which is coming out to hy.

Speaker 4 (01:02:02):
See you later. Alligator there it is, thanks Isaac in
a while, crocodile. I think this is major news. Little bit,
I mean, alligator bit my hand. Oh my god, Well
they didn't let you plan on the tour as you're black, No,
because alligator bit my hand off. Alligator bit my hand up,
Alligator bit my hand. Oh my god. What do you

(01:02:22):
call an alligator wearing a vest? Though? What Steve an investigator?
Stop it listen. I think it was a great movie.
We're excited about the sequel. June twenty fifth on Netflix
and oh July twenty fifth, July twenty fifth off to
wait even longer. But a really cool scene. The late
great Carl Weather's got his hand bit off by this

(01:02:42):
damn thing. So mid major major, I'll tell you what.
The only thing weaker than my joke is this story.
Oh go to an alligator from a movie. You know,
alligators have been around since the dinosaur days ninety one?
Is that even old for an alligator? Was he I
thought he's eighty. How old is sorry? He was an
elderly gator, like a long time the gator, Right alligator?

(01:03:06):
There's nothing cute about an alligator. Beat it. Who cares?
Damn alligator? Rest in peace? All right.

Speaker 6 (01:03:13):
Chiefs are getting what's labeled the full last Dance treatment
from ESPN. SO during this week's Disney Upfronts you Know Where,
they announced the programming coming out for all the networks.
ESPN announced will be releasing a new series called The Kingdom,
which is a multi part docu series chronicling in the
twenty twenty four Kansas City chief season as they try

(01:03:34):
to achieve they're never before seen three pete so. Patrick
Mahomes appeared at the announcement talking about how the six
episode series will have an unfiltered access into their lives
on and off the field, showcase the true heart of
the city, the team, and what it takes to be
a member of the Chiefs. No specific people have been
listed on the press release as far as who will

(01:03:54):
be involved, but I'm sure it will involve else and
obviously Mahomes jack with all these people. So it will
be available on ESPN and Disney Plus later this year.
Midbe Cer Matrix mid Come on, I'll tell you what's min.

Speaker 4 (01:04:09):
I'll tell you what's min because they didn't achieve the
three piete, so you're gonna be watching this. It's like,
you know when I watch Receiver on Netflix, which was great.
When when I watched Receiver and they followed around my dudes,
George Kittle and Debo at the time, and you watch
their journey and they fall short, It's just sort of
like it's like a movie with a not happy ending.
So I think it's at of whack the kingdom and

(01:04:31):
needs some majestic sort of Game of Thrones theme. I'm
tuning in. Bro. She's starring, Yeah, starring Patrick Mahomes and
Kelsey and all the pressure they have to redeem themselves
from that crappy game they left off on. But that's
the culmination. Yeah, but I think this is great. I
love it. I can't wait. I can't wait to watch
anything Chiefs related. Pat Holmes is superstar. Do you watch

(01:04:53):
without me? Yeah? I'll be watching all right.

Speaker 6 (01:04:56):
A minor league stadium employee going viral for his bare
handed catch and no it's not of a baseball during
Sunday Night's game of the Cannapolis Cannonballers and the Carolina Mudcats.
In the bottom of the third, the cannonballer's mascot, which
is a dog, ran on the field and popped the
squat to relieve himself near home plate, while a stadium

(01:05:16):
employee who was charged with the cleanup, ran out to
grab the you know whatever the pile and rather than
grabbing like a pooper Scooper scooping up in something, he
bare handed it. And there's video video at viral of this.
The Internet went crazies grossed out by what they saw.
Uh someone said, yeah, he bare handed that grounder. Like
they need to fire the guy immediately.

Speaker 4 (01:05:36):
So hopefully they use this as a way to just
get a pooper Scooper. Why do they have major I mean,
just the worst story. It does. It does remind me
of that Paul Giamatti scene in Billions where he was
all arrogant and he made the person picking up with
their hand after their dog.

Speaker 2 (01:05:52):
I love that.

Speaker 4 (01:05:53):
Listen, sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do. You ever,
you ever take your dog for a walk and you
have to find a huge leaf because you're like, oh
my god, I forgot something happens this is a mid story.
I'll take it so much. Should call Mike ro because
this sounds like a dirty job there. It is like
that one. God, I'm watching the video right now, right well,
hold on, it's mad because all right, the dog went

(01:06:14):
to the bathroom. What gona do?

Speaker 1 (01:06:16):
What?

Speaker 4 (01:06:16):
What makes it? What makes it mid? And a fun story?
Is the guy bare handed?

Speaker 5 (01:06:22):
Bare handed?

Speaker 4 (01:06:23):
That's it. He's raised by Uh. He had a scooping
device with his left hand, but he cupped it into
the street. So for that I give it mid. Like, wow,
that's wild. I'll take it, thanks, all right.

Speaker 6 (01:06:41):
Tom Brady shared the details of a special gift he
once received from fellow goat Michael Jordan. He appeared this
week check it Out on the debut episode of a
new show called Card Shopping, where he like goes shops
around for like cards.

Speaker 4 (01:06:55):
Baseball cards, basketball cards, all that kind of stuff.

Speaker 6 (01:06:58):
Well, when he spotted an m J card, he shared
a story about how Jordan once sent him one hundred
and twenty pairs of air Jordan's from Jordan himself. He
said he always wanted to collect sneakers but always had
these various deals. Once he didn't have one, reached out
to a friend who golfs with Jordan. Jordan's found out
they're the same size. They're both the size thirteen. So
Jordan's like two days later sent him a bunch of

(01:07:20):
his own Jordan's so one twenty pairs of Jordan's.

Speaker 4 (01:07:24):
Brady was like, I don't know what to do with
all these.

Speaker 6 (01:07:26):
Thanked Jordan or Yeah, Brady thanked Jordan, of course, but
he said it was just a cool moment to actually
receive Jordan's directly from.

Speaker 4 (01:07:33):
Michael Jordan midweaker major. Now all you take this only thing,
it is major, But I do have a question. Are
these worn shoes? You know? I couldn't figure out that detail,
but I think they were. I mean, I imagine that
it would add extra value, but I don't want someone's
old use shoes especial.

Speaker 6 (01:07:49):
Maybe it was like a combination because the fact that
they wear the same size that made me think that
it was actually pairs of it.

Speaker 4 (01:07:55):
Yeah, I was thinking it was a combination. Yeah, yeah,
but I guess he doesn't really wear that. He probably
has so many. I think this is awesome. I mean,
two goats bonding over sneakers and he has Jordan's little
a part of his private collection. I think he's a
mid story, but leaning towards major. I think he's major
because you know, you're talking about two legends, and I
think Michael Jordan doesn't bump into too many people that

(01:08:17):
have more accolades in the championship world than him, right,
I mean, I think it's laughable though, that Tom Brady's like,
I don't know where to put them all. I don't know,
pick a room, buddy. Yeah, it's not like he has
a one bedroom apartment. Where do I put him? I'll
put him on my yacht and my stoage unit. Thank you, Spotty.
Let's go to I love a glowing cross all that time, guys,

(01:08:42):
but you know, we gotta do Comino. We're running late,
but I think we should give away something something we
do every Wednesday. You know Mike who runs this place,
who Mike his words of wisdom. Here's how it's played.
You just have to repeat what Big Mike says, verbatim, verbatim,
word for word. Repeat his words of wisdom. If you

(01:09:03):
get it right. You want to see in our swing
if you think you can do it. Eight seven seven
ninety nine on Fox, here we go, Big Mic. It's
time for the guy that runs this place. Just for clarification, guys,
Big Mic does not run this place. He is not
in charge of everything. He has no power over really
anybody here. He does not run this place. It's Big

(01:09:24):
Mike's words of wisdom on a Wednesday. There are no
such things as fake breasts. If you can touch them,
they're real. Man. That's an easy one. You can win
a prize if you repeat that. It's got to be verbatim,

(01:09:47):
all right, no mistakes, verbatim Mike's Wednesday words of wisdom.
If you could repeat that word for word, you win
a swig. You want to, yeah, one time? Noozy, I
don't think you play it now? All right? All right,
you know we'll take your feedback, and of course you
will be able to guess by reading that word for

(01:10:10):
word Mike's words of wisdom. More can be non rich.

Speaker 2 (01:10:13):
Next, all right, we're going to go to the studio
lines here. Get that music ready, Iowa sam as Ryan
in Wisconsin is first to try to get this CNR swiggy.

Speaker 4 (01:10:26):
What's up your cheesehead? What up Ryan?

Speaker 5 (01:10:29):
You guys?

Speaker 4 (01:10:30):
What's up?

Speaker 9 (01:10:30):
Bro?

Speaker 4 (01:10:31):
All right? Let the music uh for just a second, okay,
establish as they say, okay, I'll give it a second.

Speaker 7 (01:10:41):
There are no such things as fake press.

Speaker 5 (01:10:44):
If you can touch them, they are real, just like what.

Speaker 4 (01:10:51):
Now. The awful part is how he has to explain
this to his wife that he wants to swigg on
Radio Bunny I repeated some bozo that we're Ryan Congratulations.

Speaker 2 (01:11:02):
We are going to mail out a shiny new sea
in our swiggy water bottle to Wisconsin for you.

Speaker 4 (01:11:07):
Thank you, thank you, appreciate you listening to Covino and Rick.
Enjoy the Swiggy and again we do this every Wednesday,
giveaway prizes and you learn a little little word of
wisdom here and there. It's time for our ti Iraq
play of the Day. Last night, the Timberwolves took care
business the.

Speaker 12 (01:11:25):
Horton Sounds here at Target Center of The Wolves have
captured the game five one twenty one to one ten
after closing out the Lakers in five games.

Speaker 4 (01:11:35):
The Wolves do the exact.

Speaker 12 (01:11:37):
Same to the Golden State Warriors, and for the second
straight season, Minnesota is headed to the Western Conference Finals.

Speaker 4 (01:11:44):
It seems inevitable the Warriors just going to overcome Steph's injury.
Minnesota advances to the Western Conference Finals courtesy of Kfan
one hundred point three t Wolves Radio Network, and that
is our TIRERAQT play of the day. We got to
get in some old school acts. But let's wrap up
this Bill Belichick conversation and these phone calls eight seven,

(01:12:05):
seven ninety nine on Fox. Let's make it snappy. We
got Doug and Maryland. Do you think there's a chance
of Bill Belichick stepping down because he is going against
his own principles, which is no distractions. He's the biggest distraction.

Speaker 3 (01:12:20):
No, I don't think he's gonna step down, and I
don't think he should. Guys. I'm not a Patriots fan,
I'm not a North Carolina fan, but I'm going to
tell you what I think everybody's taking this a little
too far, and trust me. And the very first thing
he's going to tell is players is don't allow this.
You know, I don't want you guys to be watching
all of the media coverage on this. Don't allow to

(01:12:41):
be He'll let his players know North Carolina not to
allow it to be a distraction.

Speaker 4 (01:12:45):
And I don't think it's sounds fair to the players.
I don't they're getting attention they never got in this
program ever. That's true. And you know what, I'll say this, Doug,
and thanks for the call, man, Sorry to rush you
call anytime. We appreciate it. What takes this all away,
throws it all out the window, all these Jeorg Dawn
rumors and all this she's involved, she's not involved. Is winning, right?

(01:13:07):
But if he doesn't win, it all comes back to that,
So more pressure on winning. I don't know, man, I
don't think there's an expectation to win right away. I
mean that that program hasn't done anything any time. They don't,
you know, till it comes back to what Julian Edelman
said right there, he's going against his number one principle,
which is no distractions. He's the biggest distraction. So speaking

(01:13:28):
about it, would you be shocked if it was a
one and done. No, that might be the most logical.
A one and done not at all. But you know
what we got to do now, it's time for when
Old School hits fifty, let's go. There's a certain what
we gonna do is go back.

Speaker 1 (01:13:47):
Back into town, throwing it back for a Thursday. Old
School went fifty hits. That's fifty after CNR give you
the time capsule topic and we reminisce together.

Speaker 4 (01:13:58):
Yeah, so we throw it back every Thursday. We get
you in ball Bland eight seven, seven ninety nine. On Fox,
we lost a big superstar this week, maybe one of
the most famous animal actors of all time, Marris the alligator.
Who's that alligator bit my hand? Oh my god, the alligator?

(01:14:20):
That the bitch Chubbs Peterson's handoff. People thought he was
left off the PGA tour because he was a black man. No,
damn alligator bit his hand off. Damn alligator, damn alligat allegat.
They were all there in heaven right at the end
of the movie. But now he's that who's in that scene?
See if you remember in the clouds Chubbs Peterson. Yeah,

(01:14:40):
it was the crocodile, the alligator, the alligator, and it
was Obi wan Kenoby a former president. Oh Heylincoln. It
was hey Blincoln? Right? Why is he Blincoln up there? Right?
I know it's something weird like that. It wasn't Obi
Wan Kenoby. Chubb's got his hand back, by the way.
Based on on that, look, Havy, what other animal legends

(01:15:05):
do you think of when it comes to film and
TV animal superstars? I know Rich's number one answer. He
doesn't even know his number one answer. I know Rich's
number one answer without even really Yeah, I feel like
our parents, generations all going to say, like mister Ed,
everyone of parents love mister Board, parents loved Flipper, Our

(01:15:25):
parents love Flipper, Mister Ed, you know what, and Lassie
has the trifecta for your mom. Yeah, so we'll come
up with our own list next right here, Cavino and Rich, Shank, Tye,
damn Alligator. We're not allowed to name these four because
it's our parents. It's the boomer mount Rushmoreshmore is straight

(01:15:48):
up mister Ed and Flipper. You mentioned Lassie and what
was the other one? And then I said Flipper, Oh
ye ye, yeah, I had it on. Honorable mentioned, Benji.
Benji's honorable mentioned. That is definitely your mom and dad's
like you if you had this conversation where your mom, dad,
ants and uncles and be like Flipper and mister Ed,
don't forget mister rad. Yeah, of course, of course someone

(01:16:10):
to sing the song. Every old person would have said
those four plus Benji. So we ask you who who
stands the test of the time in your mind? As
far as animals in movies and entertainment. A La Mars
the Alligator, who I didn't know was a real thing
or that anyone cared about until he died. But speaking

(01:16:30):
of well, Adam Sandler like put out a sentimental post
like it was his pet. Oh, we got that Happy
kill More two coming out, and he.

Speaker 7 (01:16:37):
Won't be there.

Speaker 4 (01:16:39):
Rich.

Speaker 2 (01:16:39):
We talked about famous animals a couple of years ago
on the show. I still remember yours. Let's see if
you're let's say it was that Kicking Donkey or yeah.

Speaker 4 (01:16:49):
It was Gus. It was a Disney movie. If you
were a kid of the eighties and nineties before hbo
overtook Sunday Nights, they'd have like the Disney movie of
the Week. It was like Flight of the Navigator. There
was a rotat should have movies, Yeah, and one of
them was Gus. It was a field goal, kicking mule
and don Knotts mister Furley was in the movie. By
the way, that's a great answer, and Danny g props

(01:17:10):
to you for remembering that. Danny, what a good listening,
Yes answer. I'm gonna tell Brenda you must be a
great listener. But I know for fact after speaking to
this dude, for a long time. His mom was a
huge fan of air Bud. That's my mom's answer, not mom. Yeah,
but you've never seen have talked about that more than
anyone else I've known. Rich talks about Airbud at least

(01:17:31):
once a week still Airbud. He throws out more Airbud
references than anyone ever met. So I imagine that has
to be one of your answers. I'm gonna throw out
one that no one's gonna bring up, but to me,
it's amazing. Like this crocodile this alligator, I should say,
there's a difference. This alligator lived eighty plus years, which honestly,

(01:17:51):
I don't think is that long for an alligator. They
survived dinosaur times. They're prehistoric, and I'm pretty sure they
lived longer than that. I've recently saw a video of
like some old, krusty looking shark and the like, yeah,
this shark was alive, and they gave some ridiculous status
like are you talking about the Greenland shark? Yeah? How
old I was saying it was. They can be like
four hundred some years old. Yeah, they don't start mating

(01:18:12):
until they're like one hundred and fifty. Crazy, right, fascinating
shark Megalodon exists still, but I find it amazing always
that speaking of tortai, would that be the plural tortoises?
They live forever oasis style. I think it's so cool

(01:18:33):
that Sylvester Stallone absolutely Rocky Bob Boa. This is Coffin
Link Coffin Link from the nineteen seventy six Academy Award
winning Rocky his two pet turtles that he got from Adrian,
I'm assuming or that pets shop. I mean he was
trying to get with Adrian at the pet shop. Yo.
This is golfin link. My turtles, absolutely right. They're still

(01:18:57):
alive till this day. They're over forty something years old.
He still has them and they made a cameo again
in the twenty eighteen Crete movie Creed two. I believe
they're in so they're still movie stars and I still
remember them. And I'm a big yeah cuff and link man.
I think that's pretty crazy that Stallone still has those guys.
I think that's awesome. You think Stallone, uh on the

(01:19:18):
side now you think he watched knownas being that the
great Talia Shire? Yes, is absolutely absolutely, I mean your
great jobs. They're they're the remaining stars of that movie.
That's insane. So other animals in entertainment and I don't know,
you want to give a price, like the best answer,
Danny g Just for fun? Sure, if you make us

(01:19:41):
laugh with one or something, I don't know, we'll let
Sam be the judge. Eight seven seven ninety nine on Fox.
Let's go.

Speaker 2 (01:19:47):
That's good timing. Just a heads up for our winners
over the past month or so. Yeah, the Swiggy shipment
is going to go out next Yeah, so if you
win today or tomorrow for summer, you are just in
time for the big shipment.

Speaker 1 (01:20:01):
Yeah.

Speaker 4 (01:20:01):
There's some koozies in there too. If you're a kid
of the eighties and nineties, I feel like my siblings
would say something like, Babe the pig. Do you feel
like your younger siblings would say that as well? Yeah,
it was a big one. I'll give you. I'll give
you one that's on my list. I don't know why
I love this movie. I thought it was hilarious because
I think I'm calling it an animal? Could we agree that? Uh,

(01:20:25):
you're talking about your crush on miss Piggy. She was hot, dude,
and she wanted it Kermit was like Kermit was reluctant.
She was ready at all times. She was hot for
pig Yeah, yeah, piggy style. Would you say, Harry and
the Henderson's is a big foot counter? No, Harry, No, no, okay,
all right, well then how about the Abominable Snow? How
about Beethoven? Did you watch that movie Beethoven? That big

(01:20:49):
ass Charles Groden dog with Charles Groden? Yes, absolutely yes,
slobbering all over the place, no doubt. All right, so
we go to the phones. Who makes this random animal
hall of Fame that we just invented? Since you brought
up a dog, Rich, I'll get mine out of the way.
I'm a huge fan. You know what comes out at
the end of this month. Peewee Herman as himself, and

(01:21:10):
it's a documentary where he comes out of the closet
and he talks about his life. He passed away unfortunately,
but the documentary comes out on HBO Max. By the way,
it's HBO Max again this summer May twenty eighth. But
in the movie Pewee's Big Adventure, one of my all
time favorites, his dog Spec was a superstar. Hey specs back.

(01:21:32):
So who comes to mind for you. Let's go. Can
I give you one more on your mom's Mount rushmore
of Boomers? There's only four on the Mount Rush. I
know I'm gonna reply, might replace one because I might
throw Wrin Tin Tin. I that's on your Grandpa Pie's
mount right. Yeah, you want to start with Ohio and
say what's up to Josh? Yeah? I didn't know Marris

(01:21:54):
the Alligator even got a credit in this movie. I
didn't think anyone cared about him, but apparently it's a
big story this week. What's up, Josh?

Speaker 7 (01:22:03):
What's happy Thursday to my favorite Shollo eighties babies? Real quick?
Didn't the alligator die in the movie? Didn't they chop
his head off and give it to Chubbs as a gift?

Speaker 9 (01:22:14):
Yeah?

Speaker 4 (01:22:15):
He did. I remember he was in the clouds as
a dead gator. At the end of the movie. We
find out when they really just died. This week?

Speaker 7 (01:22:22):
Yep, so my pick is a three headed Rottwaller monster
snot from Christmas Vacation, killer from Half Baked, and Rommel
from True Romance, Ran from the mere presence of Christopher Walkt.

Speaker 4 (01:22:40):
They killed Killer b they killed Killer be Yeah, are
all good? Thank you? You got me thinking of another one.
Go ahead if you're gonna talk about half baked, the horse, butternuts, buttercup,
Oh yeah, butter nuts, the horse, butternuts, the horse, buttercups, butternuts,

(01:23:00):
butter outside, a heart attack or something. So who else
do we got? Eight seven, seven ninety nine one Fox
Texas and Brad what's up? Bread? Hey Texas?

Speaker 3 (01:23:10):
What's going on?

Speaker 7 (01:23:11):
Guys?

Speaker 4 (01:23:11):
What's upbody?

Speaker 5 (01:23:12):
Hey? You want to throw back?

Speaker 3 (01:23:14):
Let's go to the animals that killed the tourism god
in the seventies.

Speaker 4 (01:23:21):
Josh, that might be the king. Dude, Dude, that was
definitely up there. It's gotta be Josh changed the way
we live. That's the true story too. I Mean everyone
had a fear of sharks, but not like the way
we have now where we think that we're gonna be
eaten by one thanks to that movie. That's another classic.

(01:23:43):
I have one for you, just as almost just as
scary Snowflake the dolphin. Yeah, a spina snowflake. I mean
someone stole snowflake, right, Yeah, yeah, uh, that's a good one.
Danny g. There's a lot of investigating the very bottom
of the tank, a lot of a lot of that

(01:24:03):
movie not go in there. Yeah, I got one stupid
I was just chrying out for seven years and he
puts up a five. I feel like no one else
is gonna say this. I'll say it. I if you
know me. Keavino makes one of the all the time
one of my favorite shows. When I was a little boy,
I loved Alf on the show. Remember he was always

(01:24:24):
trying to eat Lucky the cat. That was the main storylines.
So I'm gonna throw Lucky the cat by the way.
That was innuendo Alf liked to eat. Oh oh yeah,
oh had to be. You just shadowed the glass for
a lot of people. You just realized that Alf liked it,
and you're the dumbest kid ever. I think, oh, that
might have been. Oh oh, let's go back to the phones.

(01:24:49):
Every stupid show had a sprocket or some stupid dog
or was the dog on Brady Bunch. It was always
you remember spot Tiger, some dog or some stupid animal.

Speaker 2 (01:25:02):
The famous episode where Tiger was hiding all of the
family's toys and things inside the dog house.

Speaker 4 (01:25:08):
Yeah Tiger, good call dB Abraham the goldfish on different strokes.
That's a darn old Jackson's goldfish. You would talk to
it all the time. All right, let's go back to
the phones eight seven, seven ninety nine on Fox and again,
chime in at Covino and Rich at Fox Sports Radio.
Let's go to Lancaster and Jerry, Jerry, what's up man?
What's up? Boddy?

Speaker 10 (01:25:28):
Hey?

Speaker 3 (01:25:28):
How you doing? On Heart Radio?

Speaker 1 (01:25:30):
Hey?

Speaker 3 (01:25:31):
How about a let's turn Clygunnywood.

Speaker 4 (01:25:35):
Rang a tang the orangutang with clint E Swood. You
might as well throw the monkey from Friends on the list.
I'm sorry, do you mean orangutan? Yeah, that's true. That no,
g that's true. Thank you byd I. You know, I
got one that was a dog with a monologue, a
dog that would comment, but it was like a funny
little side thing all the time on Married Her Children?
Remember Buck every so often Buck the Dogs. That's a

(01:25:57):
really good one like that. All of a sudden you
would show close up buff any of like this supid family.
That's funny. That's the dog. Who else we got, David?
You're on the show man, can you know? Rich? What's up? Bud? Hey?
What's up? Dave?

Speaker 7 (01:26:13):
Yeah?

Speaker 10 (01:26:14):
I got two? I got one favorite Bremer list.

Speaker 3 (01:26:15):
You got the old horse trigger.

Speaker 4 (01:26:19):
You know what, throw it on might as well.

Speaker 5 (01:26:22):
And then my own.

Speaker 3 (01:26:23):
Personal favorite, you gotta go with Spider Pig from the Simpsons.

Speaker 4 (01:26:27):
Well, if you're gonna do that, if you go with
Spider Pig, do you also have to go with uh,
Santa's Little Helper? I was sam, isn't that the like
one of the first episodes?

Speaker 9 (01:26:35):
Right?

Speaker 4 (01:26:35):
It's their dog, Spider Pig? I think is is that
like one episode? But yeah, Santa's Little Helper was there there?
Uh Greyhound? I believe you know what, I'm gonna switch
it up a little bit because growing up rich I'm
an eighties kid. Right, do you remember the cat brand
nine lives? Yeah, we're talking about Mars the Alligator. What

(01:26:58):
about Mars the Cat? That was the big star of
all those commercials, right, Mars the Cat nine lives? No, nobody.
I'm the only guy, I guess, so I'm the only
guy that remember is Mars the Cat? I remember? I
just didn't think it was good. Yeah, I'm also incorporating
you know, cartoons and commercials here. I'm not gonna limit

(01:27:19):
it to major motion pictures. Question, if you're going to
incorporate cartoons, which it seems like we have been doing. Yeah,
do you put Brian Brian, Brian the dog on family Guy?
I mean, he's part of the family, but he is
the pet. Charlie the Tuna.

Speaker 2 (01:27:32):
Hello, I feel like you guys are extending this segment
for an extra hour if you were in animal cartoons.

Speaker 4 (01:27:39):
Okay, I want to stick to major motion pictures since
we're talking Mars the Alligator.

Speaker 2 (01:27:43):
Or TV shows. This pet didn't even have his own show.
But you knew you were watching or just watched a
good show when you would hear sit ubu sit good dog.

Speaker 4 (01:27:53):
Oh yeah, by the way, I think every idiot, well
maybe just me, am I the lone idiot, loan idiot. No,
there's a whole slew of internet idiots that agree with you.
I only thought it was Boo boo when I was
a kid. I was going to sit booboo, sit good dogs,
even though I said, right there, uh boo productions. But
I was dumb and I was like nine.

Speaker 2 (01:28:08):
Like people from southern California in the eighties and early nineties,
it was go see cow, Go see cow, Go see cow,
and we all thought he was saying pussy cow, pussy cow,
pussye cow because he had cows and elephants and animals
and all his TV commercials.

Speaker 4 (01:28:22):
What other animals sit? Uh boo sit? And now I
always feel like that was in my mind. Family Ties
was definitely one of them. Good dog bro Yeah, quite
a few good series had that at the end of it.
Any of these animals, though, Like, I'm not saying we
got to step up the references, but I'm talking or
we should be thinking. I meant, you have anyone at
Academy Award Now I deserve like a star in the

(01:28:44):
Walk of Fame, Like, are there any other like really
famous ones we're forgetting? I mean, probably the ones of
our parents are version like a Lassie or something. But
what about I mean a famous TV dog of the
nineties and eighties. If you're a fan of Full House,
Comet was a big part of the Tanner household. But
you don't care about that one. Hmmm. I'm thinking of.

Speaker 2 (01:29:06):
Thinking about movies that were just about dogs. Gosh, that
Belushi remember that movie he was in.

Speaker 4 (01:29:14):
That does It Go? Spot? Did? Didn't Screech have a
lizard or something already already the lizard from Screech? I
love how Rich pretended to not know. Meanwhile, he's the
president of the Screech fans, but they did have for
already The Lizard Rich knows. They say Artie Boy to
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