July 2, 2025 • 40 mins
C&R have a fun Taco Tuesday, on FSR! Dickie V weighs-in on the Caitlin Clark jealousy. Peyton Manning made a comment about his old Android cell & the guys react! Plus, Cal Raleigh is at it again!
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
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(00:22):
the greatest team and the greatest sports line up in
the nation, but the greatest production team. I love the intros,
good stuff. Good shout out to Ricky and veto shout
out to you. Fox Sports Radio Nation is CNR on FSR. Yeah, buddies,
and we're broadcasting live from the Fox Sports Radio studio.
(00:43):
When did Taco Tuesday begin? I know, Lebron James.
Speaker 2 (00:47):
Come on, he invented it.
Speaker 1 (00:49):
He tried to patent it, remember that a couple of
years ago. But I leaned in. I had my two
tacos for five dollars at l Poyo Loco before it's
called white people Taco Night. Get it right, Okay, I'm
joy tacos and let's be rocking out. Let's go. Who's
thet Who do you think the first one was? That
said Taco Tuesday definitely not a Mexican guy, because every
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night is a Taco night, right. So our show, by
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visit allstargame dot com for tickets. Put it this way,
it's nice to be the only show voted in by
the fans. Thank you, guys. You know what's crazy about
it is the fans voted US number one as far
as radio shows, but our colleagues voted US ninth. What's
that about? What is that about? What does Ben Maller
have something on me? Gottlieb doesn't like me? What's going on?
(02:15):
Voted ninth. Huh. Voted ninth by our colleagues.
Speaker 2 (02:19):
Dicky V says it's a travesty.
Speaker 1 (02:21):
Is that Clinton Yates and Jegey Sadano bringing down our votes?
So anyway, thank, it really is interesting. We harped on
it yesterday. But the fact that Caitlin Clark number ninth,
number ninth, number nine among her fellow players, number one
by the fans as far as All Star voting, I mean,
obviously you know who had a problem today. Dick fi
(02:43):
Tal spoke at about it. It's it's just so wild
to think that if it was top four or five,
you can make the argument. But nine, like nine, yeah,
she might not be.
Speaker 3 (02:55):
She might not be the best player ninety ninth overall,
ninth among guards in the what I'm sorry what young guards?
Speaker 1 (03:01):
So she's like, well into the twenty ninth, I'm sorry
what according to her, she's the ninth best guard? Are
you serious? Yes, there are other nine teams. There's thirteen teams.
Here's and by the way, if you don't care what
we have to say about the w NBA and I
don't blame you because it's not like we're the experts,
but we do. We do watch the highlight. It's more preposters. Oh,
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you're saying that that would be like MB top overall,
that would be nine. It's ninth guard, and that would
be like MLB saying, yeah, Aaron Judge is the eighteenth
best outfielder. It's such a joke. But here's what tick
fy Towel said about it. Joke tick fight Towell tweeted out,
what you do then groom baby. He's absolutely pure jealousy,
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pure jealousy that the w NBA players wrote to Caitlin
Clark the ninth best guard. Someday they will realize what
she has done for all of the players in the
w NBA. Chartered planes, increase in salaries, sold out crowds,
improved TV ratings, They're expanding the league. Again, that's from
Dick vital So who cares what CNR so below absurd hatred.
(04:11):
I guarantee if you ask one hundred men, if Steve
Harvey came here with his mustache and his funny faces,
and you asked the one hundred men and women on
the street, I don't think they can name nine WNBA players,
let alone eight that are better at the point guard
position than Katlee Clark. This is honestly the funniest thing
that is the greatest example of the pettiness and envious
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nature of the WNBA wild It really is so funny.
You mentioned it's the WNBA once again stepping on their
own shoelaces. It's so obvious that this is out of jealousy,
funny and some sort of hatred because of the path
that she's taken. And there's been a lot of great
players that came before her and that are still in
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the league. I get all that, but I said this
to Rich off the air, I said it on our Patreon. Actually,
it's like Rich and I hating the path of an
Alex Cooper call her daddy. Anyone that trailblazes past the normal,
regular path. Like Rich and I have been doing this
for over twenty years. Alice Cooper has been broadcasting for
five years and she has multiple multi million dollar contracts.
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You gotta tip your cap to that, otherwise you're just
jealous and you're a hater. As as simple as that.
Everybody has a different path. Caitlin Clark's is a trailblazing one,
and it's clear that the league is not appreciating that
or respecting it the way that they should. The fans
are the league or the players. Her contemporaries are non
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We don't need to harp on this. I'm so glad
that I misunderstood it because I was saying, oh, ninth overall,
all right, I mean, like top five. I still thought
it was crazy nine. Now you're telling me ninth point guard, Yeah,
ninth guard, yeah, O. If you had a gun to
my head. If I was in the pain Cave with
Wayne and Garth, was that Wayne and Gartha? Was that
(05:58):
a yeah? It was right. I'm in the pain cave
and I can't get out. It's a pain cave. Pin
Cave is just a song they sang. But it's a
game we made up. We made up a game. Meanwhile,
if you're like, say, you're being tortured in a cave
and you had to answer this question correctly and if
you didn't, you you were stuck in this. You were
tortured in the paint like ever coming up on this
never did, or the movies they did an MTV come
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Rich is just bringing a random joke into the mix. Here.
We have invented a game called the pain Cave. This
is our own invention. But when Wayne and Garth sang
a song when they hosted MTV called Welcome to My
pain Cave in our bludgeing you, I didn't know that. Yes,
So if you're in the pain cave and you can't escape,
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if I told you, like if I played a song
and I'm like, Sam, you can't get out of here
until you name the artist, and they're You're like, ah,
you're being tortured, and you're like, oh no, I'll never
be out of his pain cave. Give give. Let's say
you're the Jigsaw killer in the pain Cave. Right multiplayer
asked Sam to play a game that his life would
depend on in the World sports. Okay, have him name something?
Oh great Sam Sam in nineteen eighty six.
Speaker 4 (07:06):
Nineteen eighty six, a year that meant much to Mets fans,
meant much to Mets fans like me, like me.
Speaker 1 (07:13):
What second Baseman had a special shuffle when he got
up to the bat Live or Die. Now that you're
you're you're in the pain cave. And unless you know
who did a shuffle and you don't get it right,
you get tortured until you die in the pain Cave.
So you would be tortured dead, die in the cave
because you didn't know Timmy Toffle and the shuffle. Yeah,
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I if you, if I was in the pain Cave,
I couldn't name five point guards, let alone eight better
than Caitlyn Clark. I'd be there being tortured by the
pain Cave demons.
Speaker 2 (07:46):
I'm disappointed. We've done Chipotle worker WNBA player for almost
a year now.
Speaker 1 (07:51):
And that's the whole point.
Speaker 2 (07:52):
That's the whole point. You can learn the player's name.
Speaker 1 (07:54):
Hold on, in Rich's defense, he can name more Chipotle workers.
There you have it. That's the up eight. The update
is like guys like Dick bok twer losing their mind
about that. Yeah, and by the way, he should start
every tweet with dipsy dud dunkaru if he already doesn't
febe so Cavino and Rich Fox Sports Radio love that
you're hanging with us. I want to start with a
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story today that it is just so funny to me
because for every athlete, celebrity, musician, rock star, I guess
anyone attended Jeff Bezos's wedding over the weekend. If you're
of clout and fame, the money's great. I'm sure you're
following your dream, but there are downsides to being rich
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and famous. And Travis kelce who's already a star, one
of the best tight ends in the history of the
NFL dating Taylor Swift put that guy from Oh Yeah,
you had a reality show, great tight end, Travis kelce
two household name your wife and girlfriend know the name
Travis Kelcey. He said, there's one big setback with all
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the fame.
Speaker 5 (09:03):
Take a listen, just the paparazzi. That's probably the only
thing I didn't really grasp until until you're in it.
And that's probably the craziest part though. Like I'm just
playing golf and all of a sudden, in the trees
there's a guy with a camera and it's like like,
like I gotta go to the restroom.
Speaker 2 (09:17):
Now, I can't just go over here and take a pick.
Speaker 1 (09:21):
So Travis Kelsey, the guy can't pee in peace on
the golf course. He can't relieve himself on the back
nine when you know most people could dip away. So
it got me thinking. It got me thinking, if you
were a rock star, if you were a quarterback, if
you were the short step of the Yankees, if you
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were some big time NBA superstar. What if you were
a guard for the Fever. If you were a guard
for the Fever, you know, big time superstar. Yeah, what
would be the one part of fame that would bother
you the most? What would the part of fame that
you wouldn't be able to handle? And I know the
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you know, go to the bathroom in the woods is
might not be hind your list, but it's an example.
It's a funny example of the little things. Like I
always think about celebrities, especially women, because everyone's a vain jerk.
How many women celebrities can't even run to write eight
or CBS or the supermarket without being done up because
some paparazzi takes an unflattering photo. And now people are
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mocking you on the Instagram.
Speaker 2 (10:28):
Like Alicia Gray of the Atlanta Dream, who's that?
Speaker 1 (10:32):
Oh? Like like Jackie Young with the a you know what,
I think that's one of the top answers. You can't
do little errands like that. You can't run to CVS,
you can't run to Trader Joe's to target, Just the
little things to do your every day because there's gonna
be cameras up your nose and unflattering photos will surface,
and who needs that confidence killer? You could do it.
Speaker 4 (10:53):
Can't pick your nose at a red light, damnbier. You
can't just be god, you can't. They realize in traffic
yesterday too, and the sinus is clogged up. I'm like,
I can't do it in traffic either. The prety people
around me out the window.
Speaker 6 (11:08):
I would say the dinner port like to go out
to eat because I think what the common person thinks
is that this person knows they're famous, so they have
to know what's coming if they go out to eat
in a public place where it's that's not necessarily the case.
We just want good food from that place and don't
want to eat it takeout or something like that. And
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then so then you would have people coming up to
you as you were eating.
Speaker 1 (11:30):
Yeah, our buddy Mark was in town and spot and
I recently went to hot spot in Hollywood called Craigs,
and we told the story briefly. Here. We sat at
a table next to Angelina Jolie. By the way, you
have to explain that that's a rarity. I mean, you
see famous people once in a while in La but
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to be sitting next to Angelina Jolie is like, that's ridiculous.
I usually don't go to those type of swanky restaurants.
But our buddy was in town. He's like, let's go
check out a spot on me. I was like, I
mom down, but throughout the dinner and that's a fancy
place where it's frowned upon to do that stuff. Spot
what was she approach what three to four times throughout dinner,
and that's a place where it's sort of discouraged, like, yeah,
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she's in a fancy place, don't bother her, so it happens.
I can imagine Dan Buyer's right, you're at to launch
out to dinner and yeah, you really can't sit there
in peace. You can't eat sloppy like I do.
Speaker 2 (12:24):
The part that's not bad, though, is when other patrons
pay for your food and drinks to hook you up,
or the actual restaurant does it.
Speaker 1 (12:30):
I think she could probably afford it, Yeah, but they
don't have to. They'll get a lot of free stuff.
Speaker 2 (12:35):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (12:36):
I can't lick the ketchup out of the little rambikins
and the cups like I can't be a slop.
Speaker 3 (12:40):
Like I normally do all that stuff. You can pick
your nose of the red light. You can be a slop,
like you can go and relieve yourself in the trees
if you want, Like what, what's stop.
Speaker 2 (12:47):
Talking about Jack Black? Like that?
Speaker 1 (12:49):
Just think about you. It depends what type of celebrity
you are, like what does all those things?
Speaker 2 (12:54):
Like who cares? I don't care a human being.
Speaker 1 (12:56):
Exactly, not the name drop. It's a random one. But
I always quote one of our favorite guests, believe it
or not, as Tony Danza, and he's like, al ohay,
my guys, my guys, I'm the perfect level of fame.
And he always holds up his metro card, which is
what you need to travel the subway system in New
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York City, meaning I travel just like an everyday guy.
A o ohay me Angela monaganetin in the subway meaning
he's just such a regular guy and local fella and
New York East Coast dude. Wherever he is, they're like, hey,
Tony Ali, no one bothers me, but everyone says hi
te everyone says high to him, and he says he's
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that perfect level of celebrity where he could still ride
the subway. Yeah, people recognize him, but he's not harassed
or hassled. So there is that middle range of yeah,
you're a celebrity, but you're not bothered in that way,
which is sort of the goal if that's your life.
It dawn on me the other day, Rich I'm a
nobody from Nowhereville, even though we're on a huge platform
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here at Fox Sports. It's radio. But I was at
the gym and I really did think someone was recording
me in the sauna. Maybe it was because I was
shadow boxing and doing jumping jacks and backbends. Maybe since
I was doing yoga poses and downward dog in the sauna.
I don't know why, but I did. It dawn on
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me that he was recording me, and I was like,
this guy recording me. But then I did have the
thought of if you were a really popular person, you
can't go to a regular Planet Fitness or twenty four
hour fitness because people will be like, yeah, you know
what I mean, Like you wouldn't have any peace there.
So being a regular person, yeah, you could go there
and in your pajama don't work out right. But Travis
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Kelcey's next level, like there there, there could be like
old stars from our childhood. I feel like everyone that
lives out where we live has seen this guy everywhere.
Mister T. I saw mister T at a at a diner. Oh,
the guy with the cereal, the guy with the cereal
clubver Lang himself and he's just sitting there like I
pitted food, don't eat my cereal, Hey mister, and he's
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just waving at people. Everyone's nice, But Travis Kelsey is
the type where imagine dating someone where when you come
in and out of an apartment or house, guards have
to almost like create a lane for you. That's gotta
be weird. The end, I would be the hardest thing.
I just thought it was interesting because Travis kelcey, you're
(15:24):
you're in the pain cave. You're in the pain cave.
Get You're gonna die.
Speaker 3 (15:33):
You don't spell it, And I'd rather take spelling anonymity
over the mets question.
Speaker 1 (15:39):
So, yeah, you have to give up that word. You
have to give up a lot of your freedoms if
you want to be that type of celebrity. And what
is the greatest downfall of being a celebrity? Based on
what Travis Kelsey said, what do you think that is
the public eye comes with the territory, but it's the
little things that you just can't do anymore. Yeah, but
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would you trade that? Well, you know what presidents always say,
because you know all the times I've hung out with
a Trump, Obama, Bush, Clinton, you know we're all pals.
By the way, I never met a president always wanted
to sigh, spurling, shut up. I always hear presidents will
say they missed driving. I don't know if people realize
that once you become president of the United States, you
don't drive anymore, which is a weird sacrifice, right, Like
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you don't you can't drive a car, you're not allowed
to drive, or like you just have people that are
stepping into it. Well, guess what you drive. I've heard
that story. Now you're not allowed to drive. I believe that.
I believe that Obama did drive though with Jerry Seinfeld
and then he and that reference like the bad like
I have. I've been driving eight years or something. Jerry
Seinfeld's like comedian and cars grabbing coffee sort of thing.
Speaker 2 (16:45):
Could you have your own race card track installed?
Speaker 1 (16:47):
I mean, I guess you could. But presidents don't drive.
They don't try, but they don't do any everyday sort
of thing that a normal person would and could do.
It's just those little things.
Speaker 2 (17:01):
I have one.
Speaker 3 (17:02):
So if you're you tain celebrity and fame. I think
the worst thing, in my opinion, is everything gossip related
on this phone on the Internet. So obviously we had
you know, what do they called tabloids, paper tabloids in
the past. It's even it's tenfold now it's Internet. And
then it's also people just taking their own photos and
then people gossiping about you Reddit or Twitter.
Speaker 1 (17:24):
I'll give you the Internet. It's gotta be worse. Over
the weekend the Jeff Bezos's wedding, right, he shuts down Venice.
Everyone hates him, loves him. Yeah, we have piles of
his packages on our stoop over Jeff Bezos give him Amazon.
Tell me if you hate him. At his wedding. There's
a picture floating around where you see, you know, Tom
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Brady flirting up with Sydney Sweeney, and then it's like
there she is with Orlando Bloom. When you see the
whole photo, tom Brady's also on that photo. So it's
like you anytime you're talking to someone of the opposite
sex or the same sex. People will chat. If we
were at our event and you know you're doing a
party and you're talking a little too close to a woman,
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you can't see people like diving to people's dms because
people will talk about it. You definitely can't. You can't
say you can't hit on women without them screenshotting your
text or DM Lebron James can't openly talk to his
friends at a hibachi night because someone's secretly recording what
he says. Right, you'll be called out. You can't ever
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be a Karen or a Darren and try to return
something at Target because it didn't fit right. You can't
buy something from goodfellow at Target and then try to
return it if you're a superstar, because that would be
all over like what a chief skate he is? Well,
just a dumb thought. I can't do those little things.
Based on Travis Kelsey saying that he can no longer
relieve himself while golfing, but those are, you know what,
(18:50):
small time problems. When you're a superstar living in a
rock star life, I think you deal with you know
what do you think about it on a tree anymore?
And you're you're dating the most popular woman on planet
Earth and you're one of the best tight ends ever.
Speaker 3 (19:05):
But it does does make you think, didn't he have
to move in right because he was getting stalked or
like the you know, like that's kind of stuff is gross.
Speaker 1 (19:14):
That bothered me too. You ever see, like I think
Katy Perry just said yesterday, there's there's like a hobo
that hangs outside her house, like stalking hair. Like that's
something that's weird too.
Speaker 2 (19:24):
Hobo Kelsey should just bring one of those blue pop
up tents they use on the sidelines of the NFL
game on the golf course with him.
Speaker 1 (19:29):
That's really funny. Hop that up in the io was
Sam hit me up with a device that some of
the golfers out there might have.
Speaker 3 (19:36):
I don't even know if this is sold anymore or
if it was actually ever a legit product.
Speaker 1 (19:40):
When you asked the guy that golf's and is the
guy that knows more about golf and Alveus combined, Dan Bayer,
Dan Bayer, I knew exactly what he was talking about
when he the euro Club this well, I didn't know
the name of like what it was not euro like European,
like urology like you're you are, Oh, apparently it's a
golf club with a reciptacle. It's a faux golf club
(20:01):
with a receptacle. There's a little curtain so you it
looks like you're lining up for a putt, but it
sort of covers you.
Speaker 2 (20:07):
Way.
Speaker 3 (20:07):
You could go on the course, but it's a little short.
But you go in the club and so then the
club fills up, so you have to empty it later
in clud. Yes, yes, that's the downside, but your celebrity,
so it's all good. Just have someone else do it.
That's what he needs.
Speaker 1 (20:22):
The euro could endorse this. That's it, you know, Kelsey,
when you can't go on the golf course anymore like me,
Travis kelcey do, I got the product for you. So
when you think about it, Fox Sports Radio Nation, what's
the downfall of celebrity? I got one more too. And
I've observed this with superstars we've interviewed and we've met
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or partied with. Actually saw this with our very own
Colin Cowherd. And again that's a different level of celebrity.
There's like Colin Cowherd, there's like mine. Social media celebrities.
There's superstars in the NFL. During the Super Bowl, I
saw Colin Cowherd couldn't really get to his hotel room
with a million people wanting to stop him. You know,
I saw him. I took an elevator with him too,
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got off and people still trying to bother him. He's
like a few feet away from his door. He's like
the stars and stars and people are you know what
I mean? Like, you don't have to be a super
duper Travis Kelce star. You get that type of harassment.
It's like, yo, I'm just trying to get point A
to point B. But you again, these are all things
where the average person and the above average person would
(21:27):
say when And I'll tell you why, because think about
thinking about the criticism if you don't treat that person
the right way, and that in that one moment forever
a douche. Right, Like a great example at the super Bowl,
he's just the broadcaster, right, you could say that, but
stephen A. Smith has to walk around with an entourage
because everyone would stop being yo, yo, steven A. You
can't get anymore. But that's really the point. You can't
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get anywhere with people wanting to stop you. And these
are all great things, but it's it's the annoying part
of it, that's all. What comes with that usually, though,
is something that makes up for big lely like probably
twenty million other contract like the fabulous moolah. Yeah, I
love me some fabulous moo. Yeah, I'm not talking to
old lady wrestler.
Speaker 2 (22:06):
I know I'm talking about that.
Speaker 5 (22:08):
Oh I.
Speaker 1 (22:10):
Hated that Sea Hag so hey, more Covine and Rich
your thoughts and uh, there's a great Peyton Manning story
in the news and it has to do with smartphones.
It's Bobby, Benny and Day everybody. Let's get it out there.
People love to stupidly say that let's go Mets. So
we'll talk a little baseball, little NBA and Danny g
I know you wanted to get into some some football today.
(22:31):
There is a list of sleeper teams who could possibly
be the team that surprises us all in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2 (22:39):
And Patrick Mahomes is going to return to our show today.
Speaker 1 (22:41):
Oh yeah, the return of Showtime Mahomes Trivia, your chance
to win a prize. We've got more CNR on Fox
Sports Radio. Oh yeah, getting you fired up with payin Cave,
Wayne and Garth, Can you survive the pain Cave? Known
(23:02):
as Cavino and Rich wait to Guard Everybody Rock God.
So we've made up this game based on this stupid song. Yeah. Basically,
(23:25):
let's say you were trapped in the pain Cave? Could
you answer this question if your life depended on it?
No matter how much time you had, you know, it
could be two days later you're still in the cave.
Speaker 2 (23:36):
I got it.
Speaker 1 (23:37):
If you finally came up with the right answer, it
could be like the finished the lyric. It could be
just guess this player, It could be named this actor,
it could be anything. Okay, but can you survive the
pain Cave? We brought this up because I said, as
Caitlin Clark was voted the number nine, the ninth starting
guard in the WNBA according to the players, I said,
(23:59):
if you put me in a paint cave, I couldn't
name the eight people before her, let alone five. Maybe Okay,
I have one for Danny J. Can I put you
in the pain Cave?
Speaker 2 (24:07):
Danny?
Speaker 1 (24:08):
If not, you get bludgeoned?
Speaker 2 (24:10):
Yeah? Sure, I want to.
Speaker 1 (24:11):
See if Danny G can get out of the pain Cave. Dah.
Here's your question, Dandy. It's always a question about something
you should know or maybe no bigger Raiders fan than
that guy.
Speaker 2 (24:23):
Danny G.
Speaker 1 (24:26):
The last time the Raiders won the Super Bowl, the
eighty three eighty four campaign. My dude, Jim Plunkett, your quarterback.
Who was the backup quarterback? Yeah, your life deprinds on it,
Danny J. Come on, backup quarterback in eighty three. But
by the way, Danny J. As we improvise this game.
(24:48):
Every time you say the wrong answer, we canst your nipples. Yeah,
that's it. Oh man, why would you do that? Oh yo?
Speaker 2 (24:57):
Man, Well, I know who's stunk. And that's why Jim
Plunkett started playing Mark Wilson with a sea.
Speaker 1 (25:06):
Pictures New Poles. Yeah, but you're still alive. But yeah,
you're still a hang man. You know you can answer
it a day from now. I mean, I'm pretty sure
I'm right here. I don't want to keep you in
the pancave too long. Danny, though, in this game, you
would be dead right now because you'll never know. David
Hum Okay, David Hum was the roster backup quarterback for
the Super Bowl.
Speaker 2 (25:27):
I've heard of that due he went on to be
part of their broadcast team when they were in Oakland
eighty When they went back to oak.
Speaker 1 (25:31):
Eighty four, that was the season. I believe they beat
the Redskins, the Washington Redskins in the Super nine thirty
eight nine. And I know that score because my dad.
I remember being a little boy. I was younger than
my son is now four years old. My dad was
all mad. I'm like, Dad, why you man? All Richie,
I got the worst freaking numbers in the box pool
eight and nine on not good. I'm like, what do
(25:52):
you mean? Daddy's like, well, so in the combination of
eight and nine being the last numbers, and when do
you believe at thirty eight nine my family went to Hershey's.
Hell yeah, that was a hot Boys summer, Hot Park Summer.
It's Caveno and Rich Live from the Fox Sports Radio Studio.
Got some awesome news. Our show is going to be
broadcasting live from the MLB All Star Game Hot Lanta.
(26:13):
Let's go Atlanta's the ultimate baseball Hotspot. You'd be part
of the excitement at Capitol One All Star Village Saturday
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to bring you all that fun live here on Fox
(26:34):
Sports Radio. We're in for the great Dan Patrick, so
you never know what. Guess we might have too. A
lot of superstars out there, and that's sort of our
return to the big time. I pumped to be a
Fox Sports Radio all Star. I love going to MLB
All Star events, All Star Village, We've been there before.
If you got kids, when I tell you the displays
(26:55):
and games and fun they have these all Star villages
so worth going to. So if you're in Atlanta, make plans,
come say hi to us, have fun with the family.
I remember Carino. There was an exhibit once where you
get to try to call plays of a game and
it's not as easy as you think.
Speaker 2 (27:12):
So hard.
Speaker 1 (27:13):
It was one that one's There was one demonstration where
you got in a battersbox Danny, and they showed you
how tall and close Randy Johnson looked on the mound.
They have like a cardboard cut out of Randy Johnson. Yeah,
the fan experience is great, Danny g You know who
love this, Dan Bayer Dan note they had they had
all thirty two teams in the different style of grass
(27:34):
they have in their stadiums, and you don't realize how
many shades of green and how different and how much
effort goes into these grounds crews. So in Blue, Kentucky Blue,
Gentucky Blue. So all that MLB All Star village will
be there. Now he failed the pain cave. But we'll
play a game in a little while. Mahomes returns for showtime,
Mahomes Trivia, So Hank time. Yeah, your chance to play
(27:56):
some trivia, win some prizes here on the show. But
right now, a little bit about your boy Cavino. I'm
on a new TV show called Hazardous History. It's actually
really good Sunday nights on the History Channel with high
I'm Henry WINKLEI Hi Wowie Zowie. Henry Winkler's the host.
I'm one of the contributors. And may I say Episode
two and three were stellar because there's a lot of me.
(28:19):
You'll get an ug give you this last season, Cavino
got a haircut right before the tapings. You know when
you get a haircut too close to the big events.
It was a different show. But yeah, yeah, hey you
look good. So History Channel's got a bunch of cool
new shows. And I don't know if you guys have
picked up on this, but Peyton Manning has gotten involved
with Omaha Productions. Yeah, and he's the producer of the
(28:43):
mega brands that built America. I believe they're on like
season three now, mega brands. I saw one about Xerox
and how it just became not only it's synonymous with Couppies,
but it's just yeah, xeroxtat and you know how it
changed the office life forever. Well, Peyton man If you're
wondering why you're seeing Elion Peyton and other superstars contributing
(29:05):
on that shows, because Peyton Manning produces those. And Rolling
Stone did this whole big article about Peyton Manning and
his life as a producer now and just life period,
and the headline reads. Peyton says in this interview he'd
still have a flip phone till this day. He'd still
(29:26):
have a flip phone today if the Colts never released him. So,
he says, he told the story on one of his
episodes that he actually held out as long as he
could on the smartphone. He had a flip phone up
until twenty eleven, twenty twelve, when he became a free agent,
that's when he finally got on board with the iPhone.
He was released by the Cults in twenty twelve, and
(29:49):
as a free agent, NFL teams were sending him information
on their coaching staff, on their offense, all via email,
and when he was trying to make a decision on
what team to go for, he needed not iPhone so
that he could download their attachments in order to be
more informed to talk and meet these different teams. He said,
I needed to be able to get that information. And
(30:11):
so I would say, it's probably true that if I
never became a free agent, I would still have the
flip phone. So that was the story behind the story,
and obviously the Apple iPhone, the mega brand that built America.
It all ties into the stuff you're seeing on the
History Channel, if you guys want to take it back,
were any of you guys reluctant to get a smartphone?
(30:32):
Was anyone the last two? Uh? You know, I was
a Snake champion, so I was. Meanwhile, yeah it did. Yeah, Well,
it didn't take me a while to get a smartphone,
dan Byer, but to get an iPhone, it took me
up until like twenty seventeen, I didn't have he was
the worst. By the way, there's a renaissance right now.
There's multiple articles you'll find gen z like college kids,
(30:53):
young kids, they're going on what they're calling a dopamine diet,
and there's a new movement where young kids are like,
I need a break from social media. I need a
break from all this stuff. And they have a flip
phone as well, so if they want to tuck away
their iPhone or they're Android for a while that they're like,
I wanted to see if I could get by on
my flip phone. I think everybody could benefit.
Speaker 6 (31:15):
So also the excuse to not put it away because
like emergencies, I wouldn't want to be, you know, left unkept.
Speaker 1 (31:22):
But I had a phone that had it twisted like
it wasn't like do you have a sidekick.
Speaker 6 (31:27):
No, it wasn't a sidekick, but it turned so you
could text on the phone in a way and then
you could it would flip up. So yeah, it was
it was great, didn't really search anything.
Speaker 1 (31:38):
But then like you could have five friends and you
would all have different phones. Yeap, Now it's iPhones and
that one loser in your group that is an Android well,
I said, that's really what we're getting at round, I
said it. Sorry, fifty percent of our audience. If you
have the Android, I want to know why. And I
bring this up because you're ruining the group chat. Is
(32:00):
it green?
Speaker 2 (32:00):
But is it?
Speaker 1 (32:02):
Is it that big of a deal though that it's green?
That's what I have called because it's the data.
Speaker 2 (32:06):
It's the data back and forth.
Speaker 3 (32:08):
The videos come in all pixelated, in small failure to
send it.
Speaker 2 (32:11):
It's we actually talked with this.
Speaker 1 (32:13):
On Dug Show.
Speaker 2 (32:13):
Yeah, it repeats a whole message, so if they like something,
it shows the entire thing they like.
Speaker 1 (32:19):
I don't know the emoji you sent. Yeah you can't
you like this? Can? I tell you every group chat
has one of these bozos? And on my kids baseball
team for the All Stars, I said, hey, parents, I
promise we won't bombard each other with text. But I
think since we all have our phones on us at
all times, let's do a group chat so I could
(32:41):
be like practice, canceled game on stuff like that. There
was one dude, it was let's say, fifteen Blue, and
then one dude, my bro Andrew, one of my other coaches,
ruins the group chat. You ruined it green. So think
about this Fox Sports Radio Nation because buyers on standby here, Yeah,
(33:02):
are you a big time loser? Because Rich says you
are if you don't have an Apple iPhone. Rich says,
behind the scenes, you're a loser. Oh if you're still
rocking Android because you're ruining all the chats. I'm not
not taking a harsh stance. Loser is harsh, but I
will say this. I want to know, but I want
to know this. What are you trying to prove? What
are you trying to prove? I think you are. Let's
(33:23):
get rich update and then I really got to hear
from some of these Android people. What are you trying
to prove? I'll tell you what.
Speaker 6 (33:28):
The Milwaukee Bucks today proved that they can do the unthinkable,
waving Dalian Lillard.
Speaker 1 (33:35):
Yes, no, what they prove They don't care what Yannis thinks.
Speaker 2 (33:37):
No, they don't.
Speaker 6 (33:38):
They don't care what Dane thinks, although Dane seems to
be taking a lot better than Yannis. According to NBA
insider Chris Haynes, here's the details. Lillard had two years
and one hundred and thirteen million dollars left on his
contract next season, likely wiped out because of that ruptured achilles,
But Haines is saying that Lillard can now rehab his
torn achilles back at home in Portland, and a few
teams have already reached out to him about popossibly joining
(34:00):
their squad. As for Giannis, Haynes says that he was
not pleased with how the Bucks handled Lillard's release. Now,
Milwaukee did sign former Pacers center Miles Turner to a
four year deal and also signed former Magic guard Gary Harris,
and the Bucks traded Pat Connaton to the Charlotte Hornets.
The Nuggets acquired Jonas Valanchunis in signed Tim Hardaway Junior
(34:23):
as part of deals Today well, the Oklahoma City Thunder
and MVP Shay Gilgess Alexander have agreed to a Supermax
deal as SGA. Supermax deal is now worth two hundred
and eighty five million dollars over four years, annual salary
of seventy one point twenty five million dollars that's the
most in NBA history. Seventy one Gees Beaver guard Caitlin
Clark out tonight against Minnesota A ton and Darren Waller
(34:43):
unretired that was traded by the Giants to the Dolphins
for a sixth round pick. In baseball, bottom of the
seventh inning, Cavino's Yankees and Blue Jays tied up at
four apiece right now on Canada Day. Blue Jay's wearing
their all red uniforms threatening right now on the bottom
of the seventh day.
Speaker 1 (35:00):
Come on, blue Jays.
Speaker 4 (35:00):
Can't lose on Canada Dadians pitch up the option on
Bob Melvin's contract.
Speaker 1 (35:05):
Their skipper will be around next year.
Speaker 6 (35:06):
Astros play shortstop Jeremy Paine on the IL and find
the guys at Wimbledon. Novak Djokovic and Yanick center winners
and gentlemen singles, but upsets on the ladies side. Second
seed Goco Golf and third seed Jessica Pagula, both Americans
out in first round upsets.
Speaker 1 (35:21):
Back to you guys, Well, thanks dB, And just to
put a perspective, SGA seventy one mil. Yeah, no way,
he's rocking and android the NBA money that's out there,
that's shohy Otani money, and that's wild anyway. Markvinon Rich
next right here on Fox Sports Radio, Hang tight happy,
(35:42):
who know de Julio? Everybody, it's the first of the month.
Remember to pay your alimony, your electric bill and the
legend of the rent is way past due. You said it, buddy,
bill your bills. Man, Let's have a great javan.
Speaker 2 (36:00):
Pay that on the twentieth.
Speaker 1 (36:02):
That's Danny g super producing eight seven, seven ninety nine
on Fox Iowa Sam on the Ones and Tues buyer
spots here with the videos at Covino and Rich and
before we get to all your phone calls, because Rich said,
Rich saying you're a big time loser if you have
an Android. That's what he said. I love this guy,
that's what he said. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I didn't say loser.
(36:23):
What I said was what are you trying to prove? Now?
Rich was very trump like in his delivery. He's like, loser.
Speaker 2 (36:29):
Well, the lines, these lines, the lines are loaded with
these alleged losers.
Speaker 1 (36:34):
Yeah, I want to know. I want to I want
to hear it. Oh well, we'll explain why. But right
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(37:39):
Yankees off Luke Weaver, I think, yeah, they just pulled
ahead nine to five or whatever, nine to four. Do
you realize that you and I have that Mets Yankees
big money bet Yankees and Mets are stinking like a
blink to the high heaven. But do you realize we
should be thankful that they're equally sucking because I guess
if one of them had played decent, we'd be way
(38:04):
ahead of the other. Like the simple fact that the
Mets of the Yankees after today are gonna have the
same exact record. How bad have the Yankees been playing?
The Mets have lost thirteen I think of their last
fifteen games. Terrible. So hey, NLAL baseball is really hot
right now. It's a good time. But let's go to
these Android callers. I don't want to keep on hold
(38:25):
because they were already holding their lame phone. Well, let
me explain again. Peyton Manning said he'd still have the
flip phone, so it got I was thinking. He said
he'd still have the flip phone if he didn't need
a smartphone an iPhone around twenty eleven because he wanted
to open up email attachments and stuff like that. All
I'll say is this CUF I didn't say, losers. It
is funny, though, I said, what are you trying to prove,
(38:45):
because at this stage of the game, isn't just with
your AirPods, your Apple Watch, your MacBook all the products
we have, Yeah, but your very iPhone pompous when you
know the Android provides technology way before the Apple even
gets stuff you don't use when people still people say
you're downing it as if it's not a quality phone
(39:06):
that technology. Look, I would have stayed with my Android
up until twenty seventeen, hadn't Your girlfriend said you would
dump you if you back it. Because I was being
judged by younger women I was dating because they were like,
this is an old guy thing, and I was I
was ce blocking myself by using the Androids, so I
made the switch. But I'm just saying any big, major difference.
(39:26):
The only excuse I'll accept is, hey, man, I'm on
a budget and androids are less expensive and I'm fiscally responsible.
That's a reasonable answer. Well, we have bios by saying no,
I got the money. I just like the Android.
Speaker 2 (39:38):
What are you doing?
Speaker 1 (39:39):
You know, Iowa Sam has the stats to back it up,
but you know said he'd still have a flip phone.
I know the people that mess up my group chats,
my buddy Drew Meck and Nashvillet, my buddy Mike got
Long Island, Jay Stu here at Fox or Not the Sheep.
They're not the followers. They do their own thing, all right.
So your phone calls and feedback and we're giving away
(39:59):
prizes next. C n RNFSR
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(00:43):
When did Taco Tuesday begin? I know, Lebron James.
Speaker 2 (00:47):
Come on, he invented it.
Speaker 1 (00:49):
He tried to patent it, remember that a couple of
years ago. But I leaned in. I had my two
tacos for five dollars at l Poyo Loco before it's
called white people Taco Night. Get it right, Okay, I'm
joy tacos and let's be rocking out. Let's go. Who's
thet Who do you think the first one was? That
said Taco Tuesday definitely not a Mexican guy, because every
(01:11):
night is a Taco night, right. So our show, by
the way, big news. While we think about that, our
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What it doesn't say that, but I'm big dreaming for you.
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visit allstargame dot com for tickets. Put it this way,
it's nice to be the only show voted in by
the fans. Thank you, guys. You know what's crazy about
it is the fans voted US number one as far
as radio shows, but our colleagues voted US ninth. What's
that about? What is that about? What does Ben Maller
have something on me? Gottlieb doesn't like me? What's going on?
(02:15):
Voted ninth. Huh. Voted ninth by our colleagues.
Speaker 2 (02:19):
Dicky V says it's a travesty.
Speaker 1 (02:21):
Is that Clinton Yates and Jegey Sadano bringing down our votes?
So anyway, thank, it really is interesting. We harped on
it yesterday. But the fact that Caitlin Clark number ninth,
number ninth, number nine among her fellow players, number one
by the fans as far as All Star voting, I mean,
obviously you know who had a problem today. Dick fi
(02:43):
Tal spoke at about it. It's it's just so wild
to think that if it was top four or five,
you can make the argument. But nine, like nine, yeah,
she might not be.
Speaker 3 (02:55):
She might not be the best player ninety ninth overall,
ninth among guards in the what I'm sorry what young guards?
Speaker 1 (03:01):
So she's like, well into the twenty ninth, I'm sorry
what according to her, she's the ninth best guard? Are
you serious? Yes, there are other nine teams. There's thirteen teams.
Here's and by the way, if you don't care what
we have to say about the w NBA and I
don't blame you because it's not like we're the experts,
but we do. We do watch the highlight. It's more preposters. Oh,
(03:25):
you're saying that that would be like MB top overall,
that would be nine. It's ninth guard, and that would
be like MLB saying, yeah, Aaron Judge is the eighteenth
best outfielder. It's such a joke. But here's what tick
fy Towel said about it. Joke tick fight Towell tweeted out,
what you do then groom baby. He's absolutely pure jealousy,
(03:48):
pure jealousy that the w NBA players wrote to Caitlin
Clark the ninth best guard. Someday they will realize what
she has done for all of the players in the
w NBA. Chartered planes, increase in salaries, sold out crowds,
improved TV ratings, They're expanding the league. Again, that's from
Dick vital So who cares what CNR so below absurd hatred.
(04:11):
I guarantee if you ask one hundred men, if Steve
Harvey came here with his mustache and his funny faces,
and you asked the one hundred men and women on
the street, I don't think they can name nine WNBA players,
let alone eight that are better at the point guard
position than Katlee Clark. This is honestly the funniest thing
that is the greatest example of the pettiness and envious
(04:33):
nature of the WNBA wild It really is so funny.
You mentioned it's the WNBA once again stepping on their
own shoelaces. It's so obvious that this is out of jealousy,
funny and some sort of hatred because of the path
that she's taken. And there's been a lot of great
players that came before her and that are still in
(04:54):
the league. I get all that, but I said this
to Rich off the air, I said it on our Patreon. Actually,
it's like Rich and I hating the path of an
Alex Cooper call her daddy. Anyone that trailblazes past the normal,
regular path. Like Rich and I have been doing this
for over twenty years. Alice Cooper has been broadcasting for
five years and she has multiple multi million dollar contracts.
(05:17):
You gotta tip your cap to that, otherwise you're just
jealous and you're a hater. As as simple as that.
Everybody has a different path. Caitlin Clark's is a trailblazing one,
and it's clear that the league is not appreciating that
or respecting it the way that they should. The fans
are the league or the players. Her contemporaries are non
(05:37):
We don't need to harp on this. I'm so glad
that I misunderstood it because I was saying, oh, ninth overall,
all right, I mean, like top five. I still thought
it was crazy nine. Now you're telling me ninth point guard, Yeah,
ninth guard, yeah, O. If you had a gun to
my head. If I was in the pain Cave with
Wayne and Garth, was that Wayne and Gartha? Was that
(05:58):
a yeah? It was right. I'm in the pain cave
and I can't get out. It's a pain cave. Pin
Cave is just a song they sang. But it's a
game we made up. We made up a game. Meanwhile,
if you're like, say, you're being tortured in a cave
and you had to answer this question correctly and if
you didn't, you you were stuck in this. You were
tortured in the paint like ever coming up on this
never did, or the movies they did an MTV come
(06:21):
Rich is just bringing a random joke into the mix. Here.
We have invented a game called the pain Cave. This
is our own invention. But when Wayne and Garth sang
a song when they hosted MTV called Welcome to My
pain Cave in our bludgeing you, I didn't know that. Yes,
So if you're in the pain cave and you can't escape,
(06:42):
if I told you, like if I played a song
and I'm like, Sam, you can't get out of here
until you name the artist, and they're You're like, ah,
you're being tortured, and you're like, oh no, I'll never
be out of his pain cave. Give give. Let's say
you're the Jigsaw killer in the pain Cave. Right multiplayer
asked Sam to play a game that his life would
depend on in the World sports. Okay, have him name something?
Oh great Sam Sam in nineteen eighty six.
Speaker 4 (07:06):
Nineteen eighty six, a year that meant much to Mets fans,
meant much to Mets fans like me, like me.
Speaker 1 (07:13):
What second Baseman had a special shuffle when he got
up to the bat Live or Die. Now that you're
you're you're in the pain cave. And unless you know
who did a shuffle and you don't get it right,
you get tortured until you die in the pain Cave.
So you would be tortured dead, die in the cave
because you didn't know Timmy Toffle and the shuffle. Yeah,
(07:35):
I if you, if I was in the pain Cave,
I couldn't name five point guards, let alone eight better
than Caitlyn Clark. I'd be there being tortured by the
pain Cave demons.
Speaker 2 (07:46):
I'm disappointed. We've done Chipotle worker WNBA player for almost
a year now.
Speaker 1 (07:51):
And that's the whole point.
Speaker 2 (07:52):
That's the whole point. You can learn the player's name.
Speaker 1 (07:54):
Hold on, in Rich's defense, he can name more Chipotle workers.
There you have it. That's the up eight. The update
is like guys like Dick bok twer losing their mind
about that. Yeah, and by the way, he should start
every tweet with dipsy dud dunkaru if he already doesn't
febe so Cavino and Rich Fox Sports Radio love that
you're hanging with us. I want to start with a
(08:15):
story today that it is just so funny to me
because for every athlete, celebrity, musician, rock star, I guess
anyone attended Jeff Bezos's wedding over the weekend. If you're
of clout and fame, the money's great. I'm sure you're
following your dream, but there are downsides to being rich
(08:40):
and famous. And Travis kelce who's already a star, one
of the best tight ends in the history of the
NFL dating Taylor Swift put that guy from Oh Yeah,
you had a reality show, great tight end, Travis kelce
two household name your wife and girlfriend know the name
Travis Kelcey. He said, there's one big setback with all
(09:03):
the fame.
Speaker 5 (09:03):
Take a listen, just the paparazzi. That's probably the only
thing I didn't really grasp until until you're in it.
And that's probably the craziest part though. Like I'm just
playing golf and all of a sudden, in the trees
there's a guy with a camera and it's like like,
like I gotta go to the restroom.
Speaker 2 (09:17):
Now, I can't just go over here and take a pick.
Speaker 1 (09:21):
So Travis Kelsey, the guy can't pee in peace on
the golf course. He can't relieve himself on the back
nine when you know most people could dip away. So
it got me thinking. It got me thinking, if you
were a rock star, if you were a quarterback, if
you were the short step of the Yankees, if you
(09:42):
were some big time NBA superstar. What if you were
a guard for the Fever. If you were a guard
for the Fever, you know, big time superstar. Yeah, what
would be the one part of fame that would bother
you the most? What would the part of fame that
you wouldn't be able to handle? And I know the
(10:05):
you know, go to the bathroom in the woods is
might not be hind your list, but it's an example.
It's a funny example of the little things. Like I
always think about celebrities, especially women, because everyone's a vain jerk.
How many women celebrities can't even run to write eight
or CBS or the supermarket without being done up because
some paparazzi takes an unflattering photo. And now people are
(10:26):
mocking you on the Instagram.
Speaker 2 (10:28):
Like Alicia Gray of the Atlanta Dream, who's that?
Speaker 1 (10:32):
Oh? Like like Jackie Young with the a you know what,
I think that's one of the top answers. You can't
do little errands like that. You can't run to CVS,
you can't run to Trader Joe's to target, Just the
little things to do your every day because there's gonna
be cameras up your nose and unflattering photos will surface,
and who needs that confidence killer? You could do it.
Speaker 4 (10:53):
Can't pick your nose at a red light, damnbier. You
can't just be god, you can't. They realize in traffic
yesterday too, and the sinus is clogged up. I'm like,
I can't do it in traffic either. The prety people
around me out the window.
Speaker 6 (11:08):
I would say the dinner port like to go out
to eat because I think what the common person thinks
is that this person knows they're famous, so they have
to know what's coming if they go out to eat
in a public place where it's that's not necessarily the case.
We just want good food from that place and don't
want to eat it takeout or something like that. And
(11:28):
then so then you would have people coming up to
you as you were eating.
Speaker 1 (11:30):
Yeah, our buddy Mark was in town and spot and
I recently went to hot spot in Hollywood called Craigs,
and we told the story briefly. Here. We sat at
a table next to Angelina Jolie. By the way, you
have to explain that that's a rarity. I mean, you
see famous people once in a while in La but
(11:51):
to be sitting next to Angelina Jolie is like, that's ridiculous.
I usually don't go to those type of swanky restaurants.
But our buddy was in town. He's like, let's go
check out a spot on me. I was like, I
mom down, but throughout the dinner and that's a fancy
place where it's frowned upon to do that stuff. Spot
what was she approach what three to four times throughout dinner,
and that's a place where it's sort of discouraged, like, yeah,
(12:12):
she's in a fancy place, don't bother her, so it happens.
I can imagine Dan Buyer's right, you're at to launch
out to dinner and yeah, you really can't sit there
in peace. You can't eat sloppy like I do.
Speaker 2 (12:24):
The part that's not bad, though, is when other patrons
pay for your food and drinks to hook you up,
or the actual restaurant does it.
Speaker 1 (12:30):
I think she could probably afford it, Yeah, but they
don't have to. They'll get a lot of free stuff.
Speaker 2 (12:35):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (12:36):
I can't lick the ketchup out of the little rambikins
and the cups like I can't be a slop.
Speaker 3 (12:40):
Like I normally do all that stuff. You can pick
your nose of the red light. You can be a slop,
like you can go and relieve yourself in the trees
if you want, Like what, what's stop.
Speaker 2 (12:47):
Talking about Jack Black? Like that?
Speaker 1 (12:49):
Just think about you. It depends what type of celebrity
you are, like what does all those things?
Speaker 2 (12:54):
Like who cares? I don't care a human being.
Speaker 1 (12:56):
Exactly, not the name drop. It's a random one. But
I always quote one of our favorite guests, believe it
or not, as Tony Danza, and he's like, al ohay,
my guys, my guys, I'm the perfect level of fame.
And he always holds up his metro card, which is
what you need to travel the subway system in New
(13:16):
York City, meaning I travel just like an everyday guy.
A o ohay me Angela monaganetin in the subway meaning
he's just such a regular guy and local fella and
New York East Coast dude. Wherever he is, they're like, hey,
Tony Ali, no one bothers me, but everyone says hi
te everyone says high to him, and he says he's
(13:38):
that perfect level of celebrity where he could still ride
the subway. Yeah, people recognize him, but he's not harassed
or hassled. So there is that middle range of yeah,
you're a celebrity, but you're not bothered in that way,
which is sort of the goal if that's your life.
It dawn on me the other day, Rich I'm a
nobody from Nowhereville, even though we're on a huge platform
(13:58):
here at Fox Sports. It's radio. But I was at
the gym and I really did think someone was recording
me in the sauna. Maybe it was because I was
shadow boxing and doing jumping jacks and backbends. Maybe since
I was doing yoga poses and downward dog in the sauna.
I don't know why, but I did. It dawn on
(14:19):
me that he was recording me, and I was like,
this guy recording me. But then I did have the
thought of if you were a really popular person, you
can't go to a regular Planet Fitness or twenty four
hour fitness because people will be like, yeah, you know
what I mean, Like you wouldn't have any peace there.
So being a regular person, yeah, you could go there
and in your pajama don't work out right. But Travis
(14:42):
Kelcey's next level, like there there, there could be like
old stars from our childhood. I feel like everyone that
lives out where we live has seen this guy everywhere.
Mister T. I saw mister T at a at a diner. Oh,
the guy with the cereal, the guy with the cereal
clubver Lang himself and he's just sitting there like I
pitted food, don't eat my cereal, Hey mister, and he's
(15:04):
just waving at people. Everyone's nice, But Travis Kelsey is
the type where imagine dating someone where when you come
in and out of an apartment or house, guards have
to almost like create a lane for you. That's gotta
be weird. The end, I would be the hardest thing.
I just thought it was interesting because Travis kelcey, you're
(15:24):
you're in the pain cave. You're in the pain cave.
Get You're gonna die.
Speaker 3 (15:33):
You don't spell it, And I'd rather take spelling anonymity
over the mets question.
Speaker 1 (15:39):
So, yeah, you have to give up that word. You
have to give up a lot of your freedoms if
you want to be that type of celebrity. And what
is the greatest downfall of being a celebrity? Based on
what Travis Kelsey said, what do you think that is
the public eye comes with the territory, but it's the
little things that you just can't do anymore. Yeah, but
(16:03):
would you trade that? Well, you know what presidents always say,
because you know all the times I've hung out with
a Trump, Obama, Bush, Clinton, you know we're all pals.
By the way, I never met a president always wanted
to sigh, spurling, shut up. I always hear presidents will
say they missed driving. I don't know if people realize
that once you become president of the United States, you
don't drive anymore, which is a weird sacrifice, right, Like
(16:26):
you don't you can't drive a car, you're not allowed
to drive, or like you just have people that are
stepping into it. Well, guess what you drive. I've heard
that story. Now you're not allowed to drive. I believe that.
I believe that Obama did drive though with Jerry Seinfeld
and then he and that reference like the bad like
I have. I've been driving eight years or something. Jerry
Seinfeld's like comedian and cars grabbing coffee sort of thing.
Speaker 2 (16:45):
Could you have your own race card track installed?
Speaker 1 (16:47):
I mean, I guess you could. But presidents don't drive.
They don't try, but they don't do any everyday sort
of thing that a normal person would and could do.
It's just those little things.
Speaker 2 (17:01):
I have one.
Speaker 3 (17:02):
So if you're you tain celebrity and fame. I think
the worst thing, in my opinion, is everything gossip related
on this phone on the Internet. So obviously we had
you know, what do they called tabloids, paper tabloids in
the past. It's even it's tenfold now it's Internet. And
then it's also people just taking their own photos and
then people gossiping about you Reddit or Twitter.
Speaker 1 (17:24):
I'll give you the Internet. It's gotta be worse. Over
the weekend the Jeff Bezos's wedding, right, he shuts down Venice.
Everyone hates him, loves him. Yeah, we have piles of
his packages on our stoop over Jeff Bezos give him Amazon.
Tell me if you hate him. At his wedding. There's
a picture floating around where you see, you know, Tom
(17:45):
Brady flirting up with Sydney Sweeney, and then it's like
there she is with Orlando Bloom. When you see the
whole photo, tom Brady's also on that photo. So it's
like you anytime you're talking to someone of the opposite
sex or the same sex. People will chat. If we
were at our event and you know you're doing a
party and you're talking a little too close to a woman,
(18:06):
you can't see people like diving to people's dms because
people will talk about it. You definitely can't. You can't
say you can't hit on women without them screenshotting your
text or DM Lebron James can't openly talk to his
friends at a hibachi night because someone's secretly recording what
he says. Right, you'll be called out. You can't ever
(18:28):
be a Karen or a Darren and try to return
something at Target because it didn't fit right. You can't
buy something from goodfellow at Target and then try to
return it if you're a superstar, because that would be
all over like what a chief skate he is? Well,
just a dumb thought. I can't do those little things.
Based on Travis Kelsey saying that he can no longer
relieve himself while golfing, but those are, you know what,
(18:50):
small time problems. When you're a superstar living in a
rock star life, I think you deal with you know
what do you think about it on a tree anymore?
And you're you're dating the most popular woman on planet
Earth and you're one of the best tight ends ever.
Speaker 3 (19:05):
But it does does make you think, didn't he have
to move in right because he was getting stalked or
like the you know, like that's kind of stuff is gross.
Speaker 1 (19:14):
That bothered me too. You ever see, like I think
Katy Perry just said yesterday, there's there's like a hobo
that hangs outside her house, like stalking hair. Like that's
something that's weird too.
Speaker 2 (19:24):
Hobo Kelsey should just bring one of those blue pop
up tents they use on the sidelines of the NFL
game on the golf course with him.
Speaker 1 (19:29):
That's really funny. Hop that up in the io was
Sam hit me up with a device that some of
the golfers out there might have.
Speaker 3 (19:36):
I don't even know if this is sold anymore or
if it was actually ever a legit product.
Speaker 1 (19:40):
When you asked the guy that golf's and is the
guy that knows more about golf and Alveus combined, Dan Bayer,
Dan Bayer, I knew exactly what he was talking about
when he the euro Club this well, I didn't know
the name of like what it was not euro like European,
like urology like you're you are, Oh, apparently it's a
golf club with a reciptacle. It's a faux golf club
(20:01):
with a receptacle. There's a little curtain so you it
looks like you're lining up for a putt, but it
sort of covers you.
Speaker 2 (20:07):
Way.
Speaker 3 (20:07):
You could go on the course, but it's a little short.
But you go in the club and so then the
club fills up, so you have to empty it later
in clud. Yes, yes, that's the downside, but your celebrity,
so it's all good. Just have someone else do it.
That's what he needs.
Speaker 1 (20:22):
The euro could endorse this. That's it, you know, Kelsey,
when you can't go on the golf course anymore like me,
Travis kelcey do, I got the product for you. So
when you think about it, Fox Sports Radio Nation, what's
the downfall of celebrity? I got one more too. And
I've observed this with superstars we've interviewed and we've met
(20:44):
or partied with. Actually saw this with our very own
Colin Cowherd. And again that's a different level of celebrity.
There's like Colin Cowherd, there's like mine. Social media celebrities.
There's superstars in the NFL. During the Super Bowl, I
saw Colin Cowherd couldn't really get to his hotel room
with a million people wanting to stop him. You know,
I saw him. I took an elevator with him too,
(21:05):
got off and people still trying to bother him. He's
like a few feet away from his door. He's like
the stars and stars and people are you know what
I mean? Like, you don't have to be a super
duper Travis Kelce star. You get that type of harassment.
It's like, yo, I'm just trying to get point A
to point B. But you again, these are all things
where the average person and the above average person would
(21:27):
say when And I'll tell you why, because think about
thinking about the criticism if you don't treat that person
the right way, and that in that one moment forever
a douche. Right, Like a great example at the super Bowl,
he's just the broadcaster, right, you could say that, but
stephen A. Smith has to walk around with an entourage
because everyone would stop being yo, yo, steven A. You
can't get anymore. But that's really the point. You can't
(21:47):
get anywhere with people wanting to stop you. And these
are all great things, but it's it's the annoying part
of it, that's all. What comes with that usually, though,
is something that makes up for big lely like probably
twenty million other contract like the fabulous moolah. Yeah, I
love me some fabulous moo. Yeah, I'm not talking to
old lady wrestler.
Speaker 2 (22:06):
I know I'm talking about that.
Speaker 5 (22:08):
Oh I.
Speaker 1 (22:10):
Hated that Sea Hag so hey, more Covine and Rich
your thoughts and uh, there's a great Peyton Manning story
in the news and it has to do with smartphones.
It's Bobby, Benny and Day everybody. Let's get it out there.
People love to stupidly say that let's go Mets. So
we'll talk a little baseball, little NBA and Danny g
I know you wanted to get into some some football today.
(22:31):
There is a list of sleeper teams who could possibly
be the team that surprises us all in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2 (22:39):
And Patrick Mahomes is going to return to our show today.
Speaker 1 (22:41):
Oh yeah, the return of Showtime Mahomes Trivia, your chance
to win a prize. We've got more CNR on Fox
Sports Radio. Oh yeah, getting you fired up with payin Cave,
Wayne and Garth, Can you survive the pain Cave? Known
(23:02):
as Cavino and Rich wait to Guard Everybody Rock God.
So we've made up this game based on this stupid song. Yeah. Basically,
(23:25):
let's say you were trapped in the pain Cave? Could
you answer this question if your life depended on it?
No matter how much time you had, you know, it
could be two days later you're still in the cave.
Speaker 2 (23:36):
I got it.
Speaker 1 (23:37):
If you finally came up with the right answer, it
could be like the finished the lyric. It could be
just guess this player, It could be named this actor,
it could be anything. Okay, but can you survive the
pain Cave? We brought this up because I said, as
Caitlin Clark was voted the number nine, the ninth starting
guard in the WNBA according to the players, I said,
(23:59):
if you put me in a paint cave, I couldn't
name the eight people before her, let alone five. Maybe Okay,
I have one for Danny J. Can I put you
in the pain Cave?
Speaker 2 (24:07):
Danny?
Speaker 1 (24:08):
If not, you get bludgeoned?
Speaker 2 (24:10):
Yeah? Sure, I want to.
Speaker 1 (24:11):
See if Danny G can get out of the pain Cave. Dah.
Here's your question, Dandy. It's always a question about something
you should know or maybe no bigger Raiders fan than
that guy.
Speaker 2 (24:23):
Danny G.
Speaker 1 (24:26):
The last time the Raiders won the Super Bowl, the
eighty three eighty four campaign. My dude, Jim Plunkett, your quarterback.
Who was the backup quarterback? Yeah, your life deprinds on it,
Danny J. Come on, backup quarterback in eighty three. But
by the way, Danny J. As we improvise this game.
(24:48):
Every time you say the wrong answer, we canst your nipples. Yeah,
that's it. Oh man, why would you do that? Oh yo?
Speaker 2 (24:57):
Man, Well, I know who's stunk. And that's why Jim
Plunkett started playing Mark Wilson with a sea.
Speaker 1 (25:06):
Pictures New Poles. Yeah, but you're still alive. But yeah,
you're still a hang man. You know you can answer
it a day from now. I mean, I'm pretty sure
I'm right here. I don't want to keep you in
the pancave too long. Danny, though, in this game, you
would be dead right now because you'll never know. David
Hum Okay, David Hum was the roster backup quarterback for
the Super Bowl.
Speaker 2 (25:27):
I've heard of that due he went on to be
part of their broadcast team when they were in Oakland
eighty When they went back to oak.
Speaker 1 (25:31):
Eighty four, that was the season. I believe they beat
the Redskins, the Washington Redskins in the Super nine thirty
eight nine. And I know that score because my dad.
I remember being a little boy. I was younger than
my son is now four years old. My dad was
all mad. I'm like, Dad, why you man? All Richie,
I got the worst freaking numbers in the box pool
eight and nine on not good. I'm like, what do
(25:52):
you mean? Daddy's like, well, so in the combination of
eight and nine being the last numbers, and when do
you believe at thirty eight nine my family went to Hershey's.
Hell yeah, that was a hot Boys summer, Hot Park Summer.
It's Caveno and Rich Live from the Fox Sports Radio Studio.
Got some awesome news. Our show is going to be
broadcasting live from the MLB All Star Game Hot Lanta.
(26:13):
Let's go Atlanta's the ultimate baseball Hotspot. You'd be part
of the excitement at Capitol One All Star Village Saturday
July twelfth through Tuesday July fifteenth. Head to the Cobb
Galleria for Baseball Fun Live Entertainment and interactive games. Buy
tickets today at all Star game dot com. So pumped
to bring you all that fun live here on Fox
(26:34):
Sports Radio. We're in for the great Dan Patrick, so
you never know what. Guess we might have too. A
lot of superstars out there, and that's sort of our
return to the big time. I pumped to be a
Fox Sports Radio all Star. I love going to MLB
All Star events, All Star Village, We've been there before.
If you got kids, when I tell you the displays
(26:55):
and games and fun they have these all Star villages
so worth going to. So if you're in Atlanta, make plans,
come say hi to us, have fun with the family.
I remember Carino. There was an exhibit once where you
get to try to call plays of a game and
it's not as easy as you think.
Speaker 2 (27:12):
So hard.
Speaker 1 (27:13):
It was one that one's There was one demonstration where
you got in a battersbox Danny, and they showed you
how tall and close Randy Johnson looked on the mound.
They have like a cardboard cut out of Randy Johnson. Yeah,
the fan experience is great, Danny g You know who
love this, Dan Bayer Dan note they had they had
all thirty two teams in the different style of grass
(27:34):
they have in their stadiums, and you don't realize how
many shades of green and how different and how much
effort goes into these grounds crews. So in Blue, Kentucky Blue,
Gentucky Blue. So all that MLB All Star village will
be there. Now he failed the pain cave. But we'll
play a game in a little while. Mahomes returns for showtime,
Mahomes Trivia, So Hank time. Yeah, your chance to play
(27:56):
some trivia, win some prizes here on the show. But
right now, a little bit about your boy Cavino. I'm
on a new TV show called Hazardous History. It's actually
really good Sunday nights on the History Channel with high
I'm Henry WINKLEI Hi Wowie Zowie. Henry Winkler's the host.
I'm one of the contributors. And may I say Episode
two and three were stellar because there's a lot of me.
(28:19):
You'll get an ug give you this last season, Cavino
got a haircut right before the tapings. You know when
you get a haircut too close to the big events.
It was a different show. But yeah, yeah, hey you
look good. So History Channel's got a bunch of cool
new shows. And I don't know if you guys have
picked up on this, but Peyton Manning has gotten involved
with Omaha Productions. Yeah, and he's the producer of the
(28:43):
mega brands that built America. I believe they're on like
season three now, mega brands. I saw one about Xerox
and how it just became not only it's synonymous with Couppies,
but it's just yeah, xeroxtat and you know how it
changed the office life forever. Well, Peyton man If you're
wondering why you're seeing Elion Peyton and other superstars contributing
(29:05):
on that shows, because Peyton Manning produces those. And Rolling
Stone did this whole big article about Peyton Manning and
his life as a producer now and just life period,
and the headline reads. Peyton says in this interview he'd
still have a flip phone till this day. He'd still
(29:26):
have a flip phone today if the Colts never released him. So,
he says, he told the story on one of his
episodes that he actually held out as long as he
could on the smartphone. He had a flip phone up
until twenty eleven, twenty twelve, when he became a free agent,
that's when he finally got on board with the iPhone.
He was released by the Cults in twenty twelve, and
(29:49):
as a free agent, NFL teams were sending him information
on their coaching staff, on their offense, all via email,
and when he was trying to make a decision on
what team to go for, he needed not iPhone so
that he could download their attachments in order to be
more informed to talk and meet these different teams. He said,
I needed to be able to get that information. And
(30:11):
so I would say, it's probably true that if I
never became a free agent, I would still have the
flip phone. So that was the story behind the story,
and obviously the Apple iPhone, the mega brand that built America.
It all ties into the stuff you're seeing on the
History Channel, if you guys want to take it back,
were any of you guys reluctant to get a smartphone?
(30:32):
Was anyone the last two? Uh? You know, I was
a Snake champion, so I was. Meanwhile, yeah it did. Yeah, Well,
it didn't take me a while to get a smartphone,
dan Byer, but to get an iPhone, it took me
up until like twenty seventeen, I didn't have he was
the worst. By the way, there's a renaissance right now.
There's multiple articles you'll find gen z like college kids,
(30:53):
young kids, they're going on what they're calling a dopamine diet,
and there's a new movement where young kids are like,
I need a break from social media. I need a
break from all this stuff. And they have a flip
phone as well, so if they want to tuck away
their iPhone or they're Android for a while that they're like,
I wanted to see if I could get by on
my flip phone. I think everybody could benefit.
Speaker 6 (31:15):
So also the excuse to not put it away because
like emergencies, I wouldn't want to be, you know, left unkept.
Speaker 1 (31:22):
But I had a phone that had it twisted like
it wasn't like do you have a sidekick.
Speaker 6 (31:27):
No, it wasn't a sidekick, but it turned so you
could text on the phone in a way and then
you could it would flip up. So yeah, it was
it was great, didn't really search anything.
Speaker 1 (31:38):
But then like you could have five friends and you
would all have different phones. Yeap, Now it's iPhones and
that one loser in your group that is an Android well,
I said, that's really what we're getting at round, I
said it. Sorry, fifty percent of our audience. If you
have the Android, I want to know why. And I
bring this up because you're ruining the group chat. Is
(32:00):
it green?
Speaker 2 (32:00):
But is it?
Speaker 1 (32:02):
Is it that big of a deal though that it's green?
That's what I have called because it's the data.
Speaker 2 (32:06):
It's the data back and forth.
Speaker 3 (32:08):
The videos come in all pixelated, in small failure to
send it.
Speaker 2 (32:11):
It's we actually talked with this.
Speaker 1 (32:13):
On Dug Show.
Speaker 2 (32:13):
Yeah, it repeats a whole message, so if they like something,
it shows the entire thing they like.
Speaker 1 (32:19):
I don't know the emoji you sent. Yeah you can't
you like this? Can? I tell you every group chat
has one of these bozos? And on my kids baseball
team for the All Stars, I said, hey, parents, I
promise we won't bombard each other with text. But I
think since we all have our phones on us at
all times, let's do a group chat so I could
(32:41):
be like practice, canceled game on stuff like that. There
was one dude, it was let's say, fifteen Blue, and
then one dude, my bro Andrew, one of my other coaches,
ruins the group chat. You ruined it green. So think
about this Fox Sports Radio Nation because buyers on standby here, Yeah,
(33:02):
are you a big time loser? Because Rich says you
are if you don't have an Apple iPhone. Rich says,
behind the scenes, you're a loser. Oh if you're still
rocking Android because you're ruining all the chats. I'm not
not taking a harsh stance. Loser is harsh, but I
will say this. I want to know, but I want
to know this. What are you trying to prove? What
are you trying to prove? I think you are. Let's
(33:23):
get rich update and then I really got to hear
from some of these Android people. What are you trying
to prove? I'll tell you what.
Speaker 6 (33:28):
The Milwaukee Bucks today proved that they can do the unthinkable,
waving Dalian Lillard.
Speaker 1 (33:35):
Yes, no, what they prove They don't care what Yannis thinks.
Speaker 2 (33:37):
No, they don't.
Speaker 6 (33:38):
They don't care what Dane thinks, although Dane seems to
be taking a lot better than Yannis. According to NBA
insider Chris Haynes, here's the details. Lillard had two years
and one hundred and thirteen million dollars left on his
contract next season, likely wiped out because of that ruptured achilles,
But Haines is saying that Lillard can now rehab his
torn achilles back at home in Portland, and a few
teams have already reached out to him about popossibly joining
(34:00):
their squad. As for Giannis, Haynes says that he was
not pleased with how the Bucks handled Lillard's release. Now,
Milwaukee did sign former Pacers center Miles Turner to a
four year deal and also signed former Magic guard Gary Harris,
and the Bucks traded Pat Connaton to the Charlotte Hornets.
The Nuggets acquired Jonas Valanchunis in signed Tim Hardaway Junior
(34:23):
as part of deals Today well, the Oklahoma City Thunder
and MVP Shay Gilgess Alexander have agreed to a Supermax
deal as SGA. Supermax deal is now worth two hundred
and eighty five million dollars over four years, annual salary
of seventy one point twenty five million dollars that's the
most in NBA history. Seventy one Gees Beaver guard Caitlin
Clark out tonight against Minnesota A ton and Darren Waller
(34:43):
unretired that was traded by the Giants to the Dolphins
for a sixth round pick. In baseball, bottom of the
seventh inning, Cavino's Yankees and Blue Jays tied up at
four apiece right now on Canada Day. Blue Jay's wearing
their all red uniforms threatening right now on the bottom
of the seventh day.
Speaker 1 (35:00):
Come on, blue Jays.
Speaker 4 (35:00):
Can't lose on Canada Dadians pitch up the option on
Bob Melvin's contract.
Speaker 1 (35:05):
Their skipper will be around next year.
Speaker 6 (35:06):
Astros play shortstop Jeremy Paine on the IL and find
the guys at Wimbledon. Novak Djokovic and Yanick center winners
and gentlemen singles, but upsets on the ladies side. Second
seed Goco Golf and third seed Jessica Pagula, both Americans
out in first round upsets.
Speaker 1 (35:21):
Back to you guys, Well, thanks dB, And just to
put a perspective, SGA seventy one mil. Yeah, no way,
he's rocking and android the NBA money that's out there,
that's shohy Otani money, and that's wild anyway. Markvinon Rich
next right here on Fox Sports Radio, Hang tight happy,
(35:42):
who know de Julio? Everybody, it's the first of the month.
Remember to pay your alimony, your electric bill and the
legend of the rent is way past due. You said it, buddy,
bill your bills. Man, Let's have a great javan.
Speaker 2 (36:00):
Pay that on the twentieth.
Speaker 1 (36:02):
That's Danny g super producing eight seven, seven ninety nine
on Fox Iowa Sam on the Ones and Tues buyer
spots here with the videos at Covino and Rich and
before we get to all your phone calls, because Rich said,
Rich saying you're a big time loser if you have
an Android. That's what he said. I love this guy,
that's what he said. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I didn't say loser.
(36:23):
What I said was what are you trying to prove? Now?
Rich was very trump like in his delivery. He's like, loser.
Speaker 2 (36:29):
Well, the lines, these lines, the lines are loaded with
these alleged losers.
Speaker 1 (36:34):
Yeah, I want to know. I want to I want
to hear it. Oh well, we'll explain why. But right
now we're lying from the Fox Sports Radio studio and
it's time for our tire rag play of the day,
Cal Rowley, who's that just kidding? Cal Rowley brings the
lumber again, big dumber swung on it, drive center field,
his belt back.
Speaker 3 (36:52):
He's at the track he's looking up, makes it jump,
it's over his club.
Speaker 2 (36:56):
It is goold.
Speaker 1 (36:58):
Cal Rolly has done it again. Another home run, number
thirty three is in the seats. Well that's an Aaron
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I'm sorry, I'm just looking at who the ti Iraq
Play the Day should be for tomorrow. Maybe Springer, Because
you just had a grand Slam home run against your
(37:39):
Yankees off Luke Weaver, I think, yeah, they just pulled
ahead nine to five or whatever, nine to four. Do
you realize that you and I have that Mets Yankees
big money bet Yankees and Mets are stinking like a
blink to the high heaven. But do you realize we
should be thankful that they're equally sucking because I guess
if one of them had played decent, we'd be way
(38:04):
ahead of the other. Like the simple fact that the
Mets of the Yankees after today are gonna have the
same exact record. How bad have the Yankees been playing?
The Mets have lost thirteen I think of their last
fifteen games. Terrible. So hey, NLAL baseball is really hot
right now. It's a good time. But let's go to
these Android callers. I don't want to keep on hold
(38:25):
because they were already holding their lame phone. Well, let
me explain again. Peyton Manning said he'd still have the
flip phone, so it got I was thinking. He said
he'd still have the flip phone if he didn't need
a smartphone an iPhone around twenty eleven because he wanted
to open up email attachments and stuff like that. All
I'll say is this CUF I didn't say, losers. It
is funny, though, I said, what are you trying to prove,
(38:45):
because at this stage of the game, isn't just with
your AirPods, your Apple Watch, your MacBook all the products
we have, Yeah, but your very iPhone pompous when you
know the Android provides technology way before the Apple even
gets stuff you don't use when people still people say
you're downing it as if it's not a quality phone
(39:06):
that technology. Look, I would have stayed with my Android
up until twenty seventeen, hadn't Your girlfriend said you would
dump you if you back it. Because I was being
judged by younger women I was dating because they were like,
this is an old guy thing, and I was I
was ce blocking myself by using the Androids, so I
made the switch. But I'm just saying any big, major difference.
(39:26):
The only excuse I'll accept is, hey, man, I'm on
a budget and androids are less expensive and I'm fiscally responsible.
That's a reasonable answer. Well, we have bios by saying no,
I got the money. I just like the Android.
Speaker 2 (39:38):
What are you doing?
Speaker 1 (39:39):
You know, Iowa Sam has the stats to back it up,
but you know said he'd still have a flip phone.
I know the people that mess up my group chats,
my buddy Drew Meck and Nashvillet, my buddy Mike got
Long Island, Jay Stu here at Fox or Not the Sheep.
They're not the followers. They do their own thing, all right.
So your phone calls and feedback and we're giving away
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