The Best Of Covino & Rich

C&R give props to OKC & have interesting comments from Dak Prescott about his "development!" Sneak diss or compliment? Sydney Sweeney brings out the desperate dudes! 'OLD-SCHOOL WHEN 50 HITS' has a ton of calls, in honor of the Jackson's. Rich takes you back to the days of overwhelming horse poo & talks Francisco Lindor! Plus, in the hands of the Kincks, two things could end tonight!   

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Speaker 1 (00:02):
Hey, thanks for listening to the best of Tabino n
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searching the FSR. A thunder sort of night one, twenty

(00:24):
four ninety four, Not the way the t Wolves wanted
to go out, but hope you had an SGA sort
of night. Speaking of thirty four points, seven rebounds, eight assists,
he had that composure to at the end of the game,
he looked convincing to me when he said, you know,
there's still a lot of work to do, and it
looks like they might be. I mean, all season they've

(00:45):
been the team to beat, but what their first appearance
is twenty twelve? Congrats? The only way on the Thunder
moving forward to the NBA Finals and then tonight, Man tonight.
The only way someone beats the Thunder is if the
Knicks one three in a and have like some ridiculous
momentum and you know, the gardens popping. But tonight, gota

(01:06):
win tonight, As I said earlier to you. We'll talk
about it later, but just for the pure ability to
have something to watch in the sports world Saturday night.
We're rooting for the Knicks tonight. But on today's show,
we're gonna get to a bunch how desperate are dudes
for a piece of Sydney Sweeney. So desperate, guys, they're gross.
Did you say Sidney Sweeney or Sidney's weeny Sidney Sweeney, Oh,

(01:29):
Sidney Sweeney, moncie, How desperate are guys?

Speaker 2 (01:32):
You know, guys, I literally almost came out and made
sure you heard the story.

Speaker 1 (01:36):
That is so weird, That is so almost But there's
a story about how desperate guys are and has to
do with Sidney Sweeney and her two prizes. We're Kevin
Duran would buy that. Yeah, people, Yes, we're gonna talk
some NBA. We're gonna go old school and talk about
famous families. But kove before we get into Dak Prescott

(02:00):
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(03:08):
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Four stars? Like you gotta be a real ahole if
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Of that was the show before you guys, because we
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Speaker 1 (03:29):
Yeah, no one liked that guy, but I don't want
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Speaker 3 (03:32):
I didn't say that, but no one that he was
nice when I met him in person, but I didn't
hear me before. I think we get a lot of
five star ratings because because we brib people well. In fact,
tomorrow we're going to read some of the reviews for
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Speaker 1 (03:49):
Now, I mean five star ones get a press and
by the way, I'll start with reading a one star.
Yeah all right, so leave us a comment, say something nice.
We appreciate it. Before this great story about dak Prescott,
we're gonna get to dak but tonight I just wanted
to do a little over on there. They should put
this on DraftKings. What does DAK short for? By the way,
dak following you Dakota not count Dacula dak alicious? Now

(04:16):
is it North Dakota or South Dakota? Who knows? There's
a story about dak. But I got a quick over
under around the room just to show you the people
I'm gonna call him Dakota, I'm Gonnam. There's so many
irresponsible people, and I'm banking on the opposite Tonight, Monciy,
I'm curious what you think I meet with my all
star baseball team. I'm coaching coach Rich twelve kids. Multiple

(04:40):
times I reached out to the parents and said, hey, tonight,
you need the check for the league and a copy
of your kid's birth certificate. Twelve kids. How many of
the twelve sets of parents follow directions? It's let's just
say it's impossible that you go twelve for way, No way. Parents,

(05:00):
multiple text messages, emails like parents, please four you have
low expectations. I was thinking at least nine families got
it right. So their care oh it is all star
is not okay, so there are three families will forget something.
Seven just above fifty. You know Big Mike who runs

(05:22):
his place, who might he said, DraftKings set the line
at seven and a half. Parents, okay, over under your
thoughts at Covine on Rich just you know, coaching, living
that dad life. But there's a story we got to
start with. I just figured I throw that out there
because no matter what work, business, family, you could tell
everyone even with your family. If you told your family, Cavino,

(05:45):
I need this by tomorrow at nine pm, one of
your siblings wouldn't remember. No, absolutely, so I'm thinking nine.
But this is the as we established already, the Danny
Amanti effect, where Rich has to create a binder full
of birth certificates. It's proving that all his kids in
this little league, this pony league, are of age because

(06:05):
it's that serious nowadays. As a result, Thanks Daniel Monte.
All Right, dak Prescott's in the news and this story,
we're gonna play a game called sneak this or major compliment.
I think it's so obvious what's going on. Well, I
think it could be looked at. I think it's meant
to be one way, but it's completely another. I don't

(06:28):
think there was bad intentions here. But can we please
start by saying that, dak Prescott, I'm sorry. Dakota Prescott
began his career, in his professional career in Dallas twenty sixteen,
nine seasons ago. The year we lost hot rambe the

(06:49):
year we lost a ram right anniversary was two days ago. Right, Yes,
so keep that in mind when you describe the story. Yeah,
Danny g hit us up. With this, and it's a
real good hypothetical. According to Dove Climan of the NFL,
Brian Schottenheimer, new head coach of the Cowboys, said, quote,

(07:13):
I think Dak is in the developmental phase, and that
sounds crazy for a guy who's played that much, But
there are things we're tweaking with Dak. Keep in mind
now Dak is entering his tenth season in the National
Football League. Is that a sneak dis or is that
the ultimate comple developmental? More like mentalo? Right?

Speaker 3 (07:37):
And for full context, Yeah, SI has an article about
this out today saying that they feel like people are
running too wild with this because they said Schottenheimer was
asked about backup quarterback Joe Milton and whether he was
in the developmental phase. That led to Schottenheimer saying all
of the quarterbacks can continue to learn, and then he

(07:58):
went into that Dak Prescott.

Speaker 1 (08:00):
All the context is important. It is because you're like, man,
why would he say that?

Speaker 3 (08:06):
You still wouldn't think you'd say this about but at
least one of the highest paid qbs in the world.

Speaker 1 (08:11):
That's the thing. He's one of the highest quarterbacks. We're
entering his tenth season and you're gonna say developmental. Yeah,
I think Aaron Rodgers is one of the highest quarterbacks.
But the same, the same breath, you could say. Whatever
it is you do for profession, you're always learning new tricks,
or at least you should strive to be. I don't
care if you're cutting hair. I actually admire our barbers.

(08:33):
We both have barbers that take a lot of pride
in Hilbert.

Speaker 4 (08:37):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (08:38):
I was talking about Sweety Todd in Learning the Newest
Technique Tiki. And you know, you're not given the same
haircuts you were giving, not the same flat top from
nineteen ninety two. You're not still giving out how he longs.
You're not still giving out the Bosworth's. You're always developmenting
new skills and learning new things about the trade. And

(09:00):
same with broadcasting. There's always new philosophies. Rich There's always
new things that we're supposed to do or a new
emphasis on something new. Cove. You always talk about power
pitchers in Major League Baseball later in their career finding
ways to be crafty. Yeah, finding ways to use reinventing.
Pedro Martinez notably one of these guys that said, listen,

(09:21):
I'm not throwing ninety eight mile an hour fastballs, but
movement by people. So let me get a little crafty exactly.
So I do understand that too, But Dak Prescott developmental stage,
I don't know about that. That to me is a
term implied for someone starting off their career. Yeah, we
all learn stuff all the time, but are you in

(09:42):
your developmental stage? We're still the newer guys here at
Fox Sports. You've been broadcasting forever. Sneak this or major compliment.
Let me give you both sides of this car. What
the compliment be? Sneak this is yo. This dude's the
highest paid, one of the highest paid, and he's been
in the league ten years. Development that's like saying this
guy has not brought it. The Cowboys haven't even made

(10:03):
it to an NFC championship game. They stink and that's
the problem. And he's still developing. Oh, by the way
to this, that's another part of the story. It's not
like he's on a new team. He's on the same
team for ten seasons. So that's the sneak this. Here's
where I think you could say, no, no, no, no, major compliment.
We have been doing our show for a long time
in fact sometimes I hate to admit how long we've

(10:24):
been doing it. I've been doing radio since we were twelve,
and I've worked together since the early two thousands. We
started doing radio, no joke when we were out of college,
him and I. If our boss is now Scott and
Don mummy said Covino and Rich, those are our guys.
They're still in the developmental phase. If I read that

(10:45):
anywhere and it was meant to be a compliment, I'd
still be like, huh. I might interpret that as Wow,
we're already doing big things and they think there's more
squeeze out of that lemon are there's more? Kind of
really spin it to really hear that. I think maybe
Schottenheimer saying, like Yo, Dak, there's there's even more we

(11:06):
can get out of him, Like Manzi, you're in the
developmental stage. To say that, I look at and say, MONSI,
you have a great update.

Speaker 5 (11:13):
Anchor.

Speaker 1 (11:15):
Rich has to totally reverse engineer that that statement to
have it make any sense where it would be complimentary.
You kidding me? How about man he's getting better all
the time. You can't say it that way. And every
year he's better and better. You gotta say like and
I still think or how about this, and I still
think we haven't seen the best of them yet. That
would be the best way to say that I'm not

(11:35):
good with words. I say dumb things to my wife,
like you look really hot for a mom, like I do.
I'm I'm the king of saying dumb things. So maybe
I should check out what's what's what's different? Uh Man,
Covino and Rich they're still in their developmental stage or
we haven't even seen the best of them yet. You
know that we're That means we've still got more juice

(11:57):
to Squeeze's.

Speaker 3 (12:00):
Still some tweaking we could do with the show, according
to the bosses in richest scenario.

Speaker 1 (12:04):
But yeah, exactly, But there's always tweaking to be done
if you care about your job. Again A seven seven
ninety nine on Fox, Moncie, I didn't mean to cut
you off, but oh no, you're fine. That was such
a backwards way to make that.

Speaker 6 (12:15):
Kid.

Speaker 1 (12:15):
You made your point. Yeah, yeah, you made it clear.
I agreed with you one hundred percent.

Speaker 2 (12:20):
It's like, I don't think it was meant to come
off as as bad as it sounded. But when you
add the context of how long has he been around. Yeah,
so like you know what that that that he is.

Speaker 1 (12:32):
I think this goes with the just the theory of
you could say things the same thing but the nice way,
and you.

Speaker 2 (12:38):
Know I right, and he probably wanted to not say
it the nicest way for a reason.

Speaker 1 (12:43):
You know what. The Mets were playing the Yankees a
couple of weeks back, and the Mets broadcasters were cracking
up because Keith Hernandez didn't think he was insulting Paul
Golschmidt on the Yankees. He called them one of the
one of the standout elderly players in the league. Darling
and Gary Cohen like, Keith, what did you say? Goes yeah,
one of the elderly elderly do you think Paul Goldschmidt

(13:06):
wants we noticed one of the elderly players. Veteran veteran.
I'm saying, there's a nice way get it, Yeah, seasoned veteran.
Some people just don't understand expressions either. That's the weird part. Listening.
Rich does another podcast called half Kids. They said and
his co host called someone the late Great somebody and

(13:27):
they're still alive. Yeah, the late Great. But Gary Cohen
is like the Lake Great, not did he died by
pound the call who I do that show with? She
works at Serious exem She never understood that phrase. She
referenced the late great Michael Jordan, and I'm like, and
I go, whoaa? I go whoa what? She goes? Yeah,
I go, you know that means dead? She goes, no, No,
it just means they're like really awesome. Oh and you

(13:49):
know they were great? Not did she think? What does
she think? The late part? Man, I don't know. She
didn't show up on time. I guess I have no idea.
Not punctual. So like I'm saying, people are stupid, that's
really what gets too and people don't know expressions and
developmental stages. To me, that implies the guys still he
started just starting out. We're all learning. It's his life

(14:10):
where we all learn as we go and grow as
we go. But he's been playing professional football for ten years,
actual football since he was picking his nose, probably just
out of diapers, so this is not a new sport
to him. Developmental stages, that's what you imply to toddlers
in our world, Monzie. I don't know if you heard

(14:30):
this on your come up, Danny G. Maybe you did
when you were like twenty ish. Oh, by the way, Rich,
I don't think he meant it to be in something
like like Moncey said, though, Yeah, do you ever hear
when someone references someone in our world of broadcasting like
oh they're green, yes, like they don't have that lack
of experience, they lack that experience or green and raw raw.

Speaker 6 (14:48):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (14:49):
I used to hate that phrase, but it made sense
when you were younger. There are kind and you know,
I guess you would say dopey waste to say everything,
and I usually say the dopey version, and Stacee Schottenheimer
at the did here as well if I was Dak.
Put yourself in Dak's shoes. You've been in this industry
for a long time. Whatever it does, you do Fox
Sports Radionation and your boss says, yeah, you know, he's
in his developmental stages. You like developmental stages. No, the

(15:12):
guy that started last month is in his developmental stage.

Speaker 3 (15:16):
Remember, Schottenheimer's a new head coach. He's been on the
staff obviously, but these mics that are in his face
constantly right now, he's going to learn how to say
things a little smoother.

Speaker 1 (15:27):
But then again, I do love how we are playing
into again things that are taken out of context. But
that's the world of sports talk radio, TV, everything, So
we are really dissect we're dissecting it. But based on
the reaction the public has given this story, it's a
viral thing, Like did you hear what he said? He
just this this quarterback he did say.

Speaker 3 (15:48):
What stood out to me was there's some tweaking that
you know we're gonna do. And so I wondered, I
typed it into AI, Actually, what could Dak Prescott improve on?
I'm curious. You know, I'm not some huge Cowboys fan.
I've watched Dak like you guys, but I wondered what
the internet says. It says he could improve on his
mental game accuracy and decision making, footwork and consistency footwork.

(16:11):
It says he needs to improve his footwork so he
can enhance his ability to navigate the pocket and make
throws better on the move.

Speaker 1 (16:18):
So is the world making something of nothing? Yeah, because
I think everybody could decipher what he meant from that statement.
But was it the best choice of words? Absolutely not.
So therefore I think he unintentionally sneak thisssed Dak Prescott
No no, no, sneak, This would imply he meant it.
So he unintentionally dissed Dak Prescott unintentionally because this is

(16:42):
a veteran quarterback who's getting paid lots of money. Yeah,
imagine if he was developed, how much money he'd make? Jeez?
I mean at what year in your career do you develop? Then?
I mean you only got so much of a shelf
life in the NFL. Well, your thoughts at Covin on
Regen of course, eight seven to seven, nine to nine
on Fox. Now, how are guys desperate? I mean you

(17:04):
can make a list, but there's one really go to
your Instagram feed. Odd there's one really odd desperate move
and has to do with Sydney Sweeney. I saw the
coolest picture of the Beastie Boys with Pee Wee Herman.
I'm like, look them all my heroes in one photo.
This is great. How was the Peewee Duck? Oh? It

(17:25):
was good. I enjoyed it. Two parts right, it's like long, Yeah,
it's real long. Steve Covino, ha, I'll say, Rich Davis,
spot Dandy g Iowa, Sam Monci's here, thank you guys
for being here. And Rich is in an extra good mood.
Ever since Todd Chrislely was pardoned, Rich has been like
floating around, why are you so happy about that? I
don't care about the Chrystlies? How liar you love that guy?

(17:48):
It's so funny, Cavi. You know he denies it all
the time. It's weird obsession with saying that I love
the Chryslies, and it bothers me. So he keeps saying it.
But you know who might be next? Donald Trump may
part in Joe Exotic, you see that way. But then again,
unless he murdered someone, didn't he give us enough joy
during the worst COVID time that maybe Joe Exotic does
deserve a little I mean, maybe so Grace, I don't know.

(18:11):
That's Rich Davis. I'm Steve Cavino's Cavino and Rich. Every
Thursday we throw it back old school and fifty hits.
So about twenty minutes from now we go old school
and we're gonna talk about celebrity families. We'll explain you
ever think by the way of how desperate we were
five years ago. Manci, did you watch Tiger King? Danny?

(18:32):
I was sam Oh, yes, thank you.

Speaker 3 (18:36):
We don't even have to really ask people that question. Yeah, everything, girlfriend.

Speaker 1 (18:41):
But Cavino and I always bring up to point that
our level of desperation in those early COVID days right now,
if there was a Tiger documentary, just like maybe a
twenty percent chance you watched it, we were so locked
into anything. Yeah, he benefited more than any human from COVID. Absolutely,
Joe exotic. What a weird guy too. Well, speaking of desperation,

(19:01):
we got to tell you the Sidney Sweeney story. She's
this generation's car Electro or dam Anderson. I mean, every
generation has their so called hotties and spot. What would
your dad say, Oh she's a regular? Who would it
be for your dad? Pristy Brinkley, Oh she's a regular.

(19:23):
Oh yeah, Christy Brinkley. Oh boy, I remember Today's rage.
I remember as a kid watching National Lampoon's Vacation. Every
time I watch that scene of her by the pool
with Clark, I was like, is this the version where
I get to see her naked? And that it never happened? Well,
in my mind, there was a version I just never saw.
Was that your first shwing stuff moment?

Speaker 7 (19:44):
Conflating it with fast Times? I know, I know.

Speaker 1 (19:51):
Sam's talking Phoebe Kate's I thought every pool scene ended
with that Sam. But Phoebe case Sidney Sweeney is is
the HOWK girl all the moment and good for her.
And this story is just shows you how dumb guys are,
Like I'm not proud of this, Like men in general,
do we want to establish first that not only are
we radio tycoons in the world of sports, but we're
relationship experts. It says it on our business card. I mean,

(20:15):
more desperate you are? You made those on Vista print,
I know, but it still says it relationship experts. I
mean other than sports radio. Could you know? And I
have done a lot of relationship riches says life and
literally coach, so hey take it from us. We know
a few things. It says it right here on our
Cardan and chrisly knows best officiated. Yes, says on the

(20:37):
back hold. But so the point is, the more desperate
you are, the less chance you ever have of getting
that woman. The moment you put her on a pedestal,
it's over, brother, The minute you try to win a
girl back and you look lame compared to the new
guy over, no chick a fork in it, It's done.
Trust us, the more you roll out the red carpet,

(21:00):
the less respect she has. Again, the more mature she is,
the more she'll appreciate that. But for the most part,
and painting in broad strokes, the more desperate you are,
women smell that on you. You want proof the moment
you're in a relationship, there's a sense of confidence that
you have, right, that's when women start hitting you up.
When you have nothing going on and you're desperate and

(21:21):
you just want attention for that, women sniff that and
they want no part of your desperation. You cannot fake
the phone. Confidence cannot be faked in any aspect. Dude.
If stick of sports, Sam, are you taking notes?

Speaker 5 (21:33):
Bro?

Speaker 1 (21:34):
If you're slumping in dating or sports or anything, you
can't fake confidence. A guy that's over his last twenty
eight can't get in the batter's box. I can't. I'm
I'm gonna rip one. You know you're not you just so.
If you're doom and gloom and your head's down about relationships,
you're fresh out of relationship, your heart broken. Women smell
that like the plague. They're like that guy's a loser.

(21:55):
Keep them away from me. You know what's not getting
attention those thirty fire emojis you comment on her story
or her Instagram another good one. Yeah, all the likes.
Every time you like that girl's posts, she's like, yeah,
he's a loser.

Speaker 3 (22:08):
So embarrassing when you see the list of guys in
the comments and and they miss they misspell most of
their message and just.

Speaker 1 (22:16):
There's no no girl she's gonna love me now.

Speaker 3 (22:19):
No fire, fire, fire, fight, firerinky faceny face, beautiful, beautiful,
all the ladies.

Speaker 1 (22:28):
No good looking woman is going to get with a
guy that. No guy that treats himself like I'm a
fan of her, is ever gonna get any boody anyway.
Ruined it. So we've established Sydney Sweeney's the hot girl
the moment. This just shows how desperate dumb guys are.
We've heard of guys buying dumb things that have to
do with women. In fact, we've talked about all these

(22:49):
only fans subscriptions that guys pay for, Like guys are desperate,
hornball zero shut. If you're subscribing to her only Fans page,
well support you shows you're dedicated.

Speaker 7 (23:00):
Like they sell certain things in jars, like aromas in jars.

Speaker 1 (23:04):
Yeah, yeah, you don't pay money for that. There's vending machines.
It does vend the machines to telling underwear. Well, this sucks.
This is along those lines. Get this. As far as
I know, this is a true story. It's Monsey. You
saw it as well. Oh yeah, that soap company Doctor Squatch,
Doctor Squatch, it's my favorite.

Speaker 3 (23:22):
You'll only say it once because they're not paying us.

Speaker 1 (23:25):
They should pay us. Yeah, I mean Mike Tyson does
ads for them, right.

Speaker 8 (23:29):
Immerse yourself when the world is totally moist to a
doctor Squash, experience the sophistication of an indepense, natural, clean
and delicate harmony with a natural ingredient. Infinitely moisturize shortly
and nourish.

Speaker 1 (23:43):
Your body and mind.

Speaker 5 (23:45):
Moisture.

Speaker 8 (23:48):
A world where your skin is supple in dry skin
doesn't exist.

Speaker 1 (23:54):
We're giving doctor squash, We're giving Tyson shot. That way
is that our mic er is at the actual. That's
actual Mike Tyson. He does these weird like funny. Can't
be commercial like I have doctor Scatch moisture. I mean
said our biker. The actual, the actual, by the way,
true story. He is also a spokesman, and it's meant

(24:15):
to be funny, but it's supposed to be a good
product for men. Doctor Squatch. I mean, who knows. I've
never used it. I mean I don't know either. I'm
just telling you the story. So you know what they've done.
Now they've teamed up with Sydney Sweeney. I'm more of
a Lever two thousand kind of guys. I'm more of
a Zets guy. You're not fully clean, spot, You're just.

Speaker 9 (24:37):
Right.

Speaker 1 (24:38):
You would cat Sidney Sweeney teaming up with Doctor Squatch
and they're selling soap that contains bathwater used by Sydney Sweeney,
which seems to me like the most desperate purchase of
all time.

Speaker 2 (24:56):
Is it crazy that I was like, Oh, I'd buy
this for Sean as like a funny gift.

Speaker 1 (25:00):
What the gag gifts? Is that a funny gift like
Gwyneth Paltrow selling candles that smell like her? Uh, this
is going to be a white elephant gift this to
or just like give it to like any my like
you know, guy friends, that's a funny gift. She is hot.
She's hot. She made from the bath water of America's
favorite hotty of twenty twenty five, guaranteed way to never

(25:20):
get her attention. I promise you that.

Speaker 7 (25:21):
Yeah, but I mean, how do we know it's actually
made with the water. We need a certainty of authenticity.
They are the first How many did it say? A
couple of thousand?

Speaker 1 (25:29):
I think, oh really? And it said it comes with
a certificate.

Speaker 7 (25:32):
Yeah, what does she do, like take the water and
send it to the company. She put it in jugs?

Speaker 1 (25:37):
Should just put it in the mail? Just trick people?
Why do I use that term? I know why.

Speaker 7 (25:44):
Yeah, it's someone in charge of like make like watch
like having her bathe to verify the authenticity.

Speaker 1 (25:51):
Then she tricked people and just have Lebron dip his
nasty toes and water and like this is the water
I got. Wee, I'm made of my ath wet okay,
scratch from a fight from my laugh fight with Sidney
Sydney Sweeney.

Speaker 3 (26:08):
Bathwater soap, five thousand bars with a certificate.

Speaker 1 (26:12):
Now again, Manzi's right, a funny novelty gift. And you know,
no doubt novelty. That's funny, kitchy and funny, and we're
talking about it right, So we took the baby. But
you know what it got me thinking along the lines of, yeah,
there's gonna be guys that are like turned on by that.
Well at the same time, creeps. You mean, we're not
done in a fun, novelty way. You're just a creepy.

(26:35):
Do you mean if a guy's like grabbing the bar open,
he's like you the same guy that has the Gwyneth
Paltrow candles. You know what we're talking about. I want
to tie this too. That was just ay, I want
to tie this too. That wasn't from her. I don't know.
I feel like there's something about this that feels very
much like when people buy game warn stuff from athletes. Yeah,

(26:56):
to me, that's so weak. I disagree. There is a
part of me that's like, I get if it's a
game worn jersey and a big moment, that's one thing.
But there's people that buy game worn like shoes. And
I have a question, Danny G. You're a big Lakers fan, right,
biggest Lakers fan. I know if you were sitting courtside
and after the game, Lebron James tosses you and your

(27:16):
son CoA parasitic it socks no way by I don't
want your socks A game worn shoe, that's different. I
have a shack shoe that was game warn you're telling
me you have a game worn shack shoe and you
didn't sniff at once? No, you only have one?

Speaker 3 (27:34):
Yeah, he handed me one. Yeah, you guys see my
left handhock. I don't even think I could fit my
left leg in that shoe. But you know that's different
because you it's on a shelf with my collect sports
collective only.

Speaker 1 (27:49):
Different about it.

Speaker 3 (27:50):
But how about something like a sweaty headband.

Speaker 1 (27:55):
I want no part of that. I want people't do
because they're desperate. It's like nothing screams. I'm just a
measly fan more than that, and I don't get it,
like I'm just an unwashed commoner from me. You're clothing
it's so bad. When Rich and I agree, it's fact.
They got like a big fella Like I'm thinking, like
I'm a Niners fan. Think of big Trent Williams right left,

(28:19):
you know, a left side protecting the QB. Big as
Trent Williams pro Bowl. I the guy's a beast. If
he was like, yeah, here's my football pants, here's would
you want his? Would you want Trent williams stinky football pants?
What if they freed them? What if he signed them.
Would you be like, no, I mean, it isn't the
thought that increases the value or not that the more

(28:41):
stink anything always has value, there's no question about that.
But certain things, I mean, there's a there's a line
there I think of of what you would actually really
want if you're a normal person, that's like their jersey
that's really or the helmet or something like that. Right,
any sort of undergarment you're just temperate? Is there? I
say this respectfully, and I say this also probably certain

(29:05):
that there is is there a market for creepos that
want female athlete game warn stuff like do you think
there's some dude out there that's like I got an
Angel Reese game war like that Sydney Sweeney bath one. Absolutely,
you don't think that there's a market for that. All
the creeps. There's probably guys in your street, guys probably

(29:27):
in the studio that would do that. I mean, I
wasn't gonna call you up, but Camito has Stepfi Graf
game warn on these from nineteen eighty nine. No, that's
not true. That was a rumor. So guys think about it.
Don't be a creep is game? Yeah, don't be a creep.
That's a reminder, don't put anybody on a pedestal if
you're in the market. And funny novelty gift, but just

(29:48):
shows how guys are dumb. But it makes us think
of the game warn stuff too. Where's your line? Where's
the line for the game warn value.

Speaker 4 (29:55):
It's a good.

Speaker 1 (29:55):
Question as we go to our pal and yours, manze
MONSI what's doing beside the phillies? Just can't lose what
is going on?

Speaker 2 (30:02):
Well, let me just tell you that the soap is
going to be on sale.

Speaker 1 (30:05):
Choose six, eight dollars, eight dollars. There's a steal. That
is a steal. If I can get over all of you,
you're all getting one. If we can order them, maybe
we'd give away one with our sweeties.

Speaker 4 (30:17):
Guys.

Speaker 1 (30:17):
We got ideas here. Sweaty and soapy, Yes, all right,
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there's a certain.

Speaker 9 (31:14):
Yeah, what we gonna do is go back back into time,
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 1 (31:30):
Yeah. So today, the twenty ninth of May, closing out
May already is that? Yeah, this weekend is what Huno
de junio. We got two more days left of May.
Well Almos twenty ninth. A lot of celebrities birthdays today,
one of those celebrities being LaToya Jack's Oh I think

(31:52):
we're gonna say, Paul Skens turns twenty three, mister and
Livy Dunn mister personality. I'm sure people would buy her
bath soap though, Oh my goodness, definitely so. LaToya Jackson
I mean, I don't have a whole lot to say
about her, do you, Unless she kept her nipples to
herself unlike her sister, That's true. She didn't have as
many hits though either.

Speaker 3 (32:11):
She was the fifth of ten children for Joe and
Catherine Jackson.

Speaker 1 (32:16):
Good looking woman, looked like all the other Jackson's turned
sixty nine. That just sucks sixty nine life, am I right? Yeah?
Sixty nine today? But she's part of one of the
most famous families, maybe of our lifetime. I mean, not
a family you'd want to be part of. Success, Yes,

(32:38):
but it seems like that was not a fun upbringing.
If you were a part of that Jackson family, I
don't know. Blanket in Paris and all them doing pretty
well today. I'm sure they're all well off. Haven't fun?
A lot of you'd switch lives. A lot of talent Jackson,
I wouldn't. I love the Cavino family, but a lot
of talent, a lot of success in the Jackson family.

(32:59):
And it got a stick when we were looking at
the celebrity birthdays today. It could be in the world
of sports, it could be in the world of entertainment.
Which celebrity family would you want to live with, not
be a part of I just live with Oh Chunk's family.
You're gonna live with me? Now, that's a good one

(33:21):
number number. Well, actually it didn't make the board. Rich
you're the only guy. One person said it. You're gonna
live with me?

Speaker 8 (33:28):
Now?

Speaker 1 (33:29):
You ever thought about that in Goonies? Like all of
a sudden, he's just gonna live with Chunk? Now, Yeah,
it's really weird. That is weird. All right, we need
a follow up on that story. Maybe one day we'll
get it. So you based on the Jackson's right, are
you doing fictional families here? I think that makes it
a little more fun but opens it up a lot
real families. I don't know. I feel like it could
be either. All right, I'm going fictional. Then I said,

(33:50):
sports entertainment doesn't have to be real. It could be fake.
Why is there? I'm gonna guys hit the Drummonds. He
was rich, the only the only adopt the cool black
kids need a little uh vaguely Asian looking kid like me.
I'm gonna be you, a little half breed Mexican like me.
I almost feel like Uncle Phil could let me live
with him in bel Air. I see the Banks family

(34:12):
might be a fun family to live with. Yeah, that
opens it up. So is there a family you'd love
to live with? Make your childhood fantasy come true? Let
us know based on the Jackson's family you'd want to
live with with seven seven ninety nine on Fox. Hey,
if you have a great answer, we'll give you a prize.
How about that give you incentive to call? I mean,
if you joined the Tanner family, you had Uncle Joey

(34:32):
doing Bowinkle impressions in the basement and there was nowhere
to stay, and then the full house and upstairs have
Mercy the hair. You got to hear Jesse Jesse and
the rippers were practicing in the basement. Kimmy Gibbler next door?
I mean, Richard want to hang out with Keimy Gibbley?

Speaker 3 (34:49):
How about fictional and real life? Didn't Greg Brady date
Marcia Marcia Marsha Marsha yah set Yeah? Some stories there
for sure. Yeah, so there was a lot going on.
What Danny's saying, would you want to be part of that?
Let us know at eight seven, seven ninety nine on Fox,
what family would you want to live with?

Speaker 1 (35:07):
Fictional or real? We'll take your feedback. Next on a
throwback Thursday, Pacers NIXT tonight, Nick's gotta win. Actually, two
things could end tonight, two things could potentially end today.
It's really not that hard to figure out. The Knicks
see next season and my hope and dreams and oh

(35:29):
and the NBA on TNT. Right, yeah, if they lose tonight,
it's over inside the NBA on TNT. It would be
their last show until they moved to ESPN. Yeah, exactly right.
So we're Cavino and Rich. Hope you're having a great one.
What you mean, NBC. I hope you enjoyed the OKAC
victory last night. Hope all your teams are winning right now.

(35:52):
We do this every Thursday, and we're going to switch
it up just for fun, just to get you involved.
If we think you have an answer that slaves, we'll
hook you up with a prize. Why not? Oh really,
why not. It's LaToya Jackson's birthday. And you may say,
what a stretch, But you think about the Jackson's I'll say,
what a stretch? No, no, no no, because you think

(36:14):
about the picture I saw was Michael Jackson and LaToya. Yeah,
and you're like, man, what a famous family, what a
weird famous family they have. She's sixty nine. So it
got us thinking about famous families. It could be real, fictional, sports, entertainment, whatever.
What do you think would be the funnest family to
live with? To live with if you could choose? All right,

(36:35):
A seven seven ninety nine on Fox. You know, when
I was thinking about the Jackson's too, I was like, well,
who's more famous than them? In sports? There's a lot
of random sports families that we talk about all the time.
But I'll think about the Wayns brothers, the Wayns family too.
You gotta tip your Dodger's hat to them. Who else
comes to mind? Recently saw a clip of the Wayns

(36:57):
brothers talking about how dude, they must be a lot
of fun, talking about how when they met Jim Carrey,
Oh yeah, they knew, like this guy's the funniest white
dude we've ever met. And they're like they remember thinking
like we're bringing him to in Living Color, and they
remember doing stand up with him, saying he would do
the fire Marshall Bill and all that, and they they
knew when they got their sketch comedy show in Living Caller,

(37:19):
the Wayne's brothers were like Jim Carrey's our white guy.
But Jim Carrey made fun of Pewe Herman. He talks
about it in the documentary, like when Jim carry Me funny.

Speaker 3 (37:28):
You know who'd be a really fun sports family to
have a meal with? The Mannings.

Speaker 1 (37:34):
Ah, you know what, that's a great fun families. Yeah,
they're probably the most fun going back.

Speaker 3 (37:40):
And even the third brother who didn't play Cooper.

Speaker 1 (37:45):
Yeah, so sports family entertainment fictional doesn't matter. Is there
a family? Probably TV family, right, Manning Brothers. Can you
don't wants to hang out with the Property Brothers. Hey, hey,
by the way, before we take all the phone calls
in my by the way, it's all lit up. We
appreciate it. Eight seven, seven ninety nine, Oh Fox. There
was an adjacent story about shows we grew up with.

(38:06):
Because let's say your family is deceivers from growing pains.
I always thought they were fun. I always wish I
had a dad like Alan Thick. You always wish we
had a train in your living room like Silverspoons. Right.
There was a study that took place that said if
you show kids today shows from the nineties, it changes
their mood completely, Like they're less anxious they're more likely

(38:32):
to sleep through the night. They're not as ad d
wanting their tablet at all times because today's shows conditioned
a kid to like want everything right away, be stimulated
right away, now, now, now, quick cut, quick cut, quick cut.
Whether it's Coco Melan, Whether it's Coco Melan or a
lot of these YouTube videos, there is a frantic sense
to the nature in which they're filming. It changes their

(38:53):
behavioral patterns where they're more relaxed. If you show them
some Mister Rogers or just to slow pacede anything that
we grew up watching, it calms their mood in a
different way, right, Danny g Am, I getting there. I
got it.

Speaker 3 (39:04):
And it said that the moms who tried this out,
the kids would watch an episode or two of a
nineties show and then they'd be done with it and
go back to playing with their toys or whatever, and
it improved toddler's sleep patterns.

Speaker 1 (39:17):
Oh yeah, so instead of wanting to pick up the
tablet or the phone and watch the next video, next
YouTube clip, next cartoon, they would actually play with their toys.
Well that's perfect. Then tonight instead of YouTube videos, I'm
gonna make my son watch Martin.

Speaker 3 (39:36):
They were age appropriate nineties show to them, though.

Speaker 1 (39:40):
Dora the Explorer it was. They did say, mister Rogers
showing from the nineties things like that. From their little
kid personal it's the slowest moving stuff they've ever seen.
So put some that relaxed, sedated sort of state. Yeah,
let's frantic more swipe or no swiping.

Speaker 3 (39:58):
Yeah, CoA can't big baby Coey, he can't even hang
with Blue. That's too slow for it.

Speaker 1 (40:03):
So for him. Yeah, So, I mean, just something to
think about in a related story, but your phone calls,
your feedback, what family And by the way, Danny, you
have a little one, and I'm sure a lot of
people listening to Oh no, Cole is pretty big. He's
the biggest little one. Yeah. There there's uh the fun
fact that if you got sucked into that Coco melon
rage at every little kid watched at some point they

(40:24):
cut to a different frame every two seconds, and it
really does f what your kids like attention and you know,
ability to focus. It's like cut cut cut screen screen.
It bounces around so much, so calm down. The TV
version of add radio, Yeah, I imagine a lot of
rich families would be fun on TV that we grew

(40:46):
up watching, like we said, the Drummonds, Fresh Prints, things
like that. But let's go to your phone calls eight seven, seven,
ninety nine nine five. What family you hang in with?
John and Montana, Covin and Rich what's up? Buddy? Thank you?
What's up?

Speaker 10 (41:00):
That's true.

Speaker 6 (41:01):
Yeah, So the.

Speaker 4 (41:03):
Concept of like both real antake it would.

Speaker 6 (41:07):
Be more so fake in the nineties.

Speaker 4 (41:09):
But the McMahon family.

Speaker 1 (41:12):
Shane and Vince and Stephanie, the McMahon's.

Speaker 6 (41:14):
Yeah, yeah, absolutely, you're fick.

Speaker 1 (41:18):
I mean after the you know, Jim McMahon family. Oh
they all wear some glasses. Yeah, they're doing the Super
Bowl shuffle. Hey, listen to McMahon's are powerful family. But
we can see after that documentary and we learned a
little too much about Vince. I don't know if that's
the answer. At once was I think I could snap
at you any moment? Who else do? What did that

(41:38):
documentary that weird me out the most? Besides the fact
that since Vince has been accused of really some horrific stuff,
the fact that he's like and I never got my
father's love like he was just shows you the effect
people's parents and his dad, like Hug him one time.
He hugged me once. That was the best moment. And
he starts crying, almost crying thinking about it. You sorry, Trip,

(42:01):
our buddy in Vegas. What's up Trip? Hey Trip, gentlemen, thank.

Speaker 10 (42:06):
You for taking my call.

Speaker 1 (42:07):
What up?

Speaker 10 (42:08):
I'm I'm excited. I'm less than a month away from
hanging with my favorite family because you know, and rich family.

Speaker 1 (42:13):
That's what's up?

Speaker 4 (42:14):
Man?

Speaker 1 (42:14):
Are you in Vegas?

Speaker 6 (42:15):
What's up there?

Speaker 10 (42:16):
The uh so?

Speaker 4 (42:18):
Uh?

Speaker 10 (42:19):
Of course Rich got me on one, so I came over. No,
I was gonna say Edward Stratton which is silver Spoons,
That is a pretty cool place. But I guess my
next uh, my next one would be how about the Sopranos.

Speaker 1 (42:30):
Hey, you're protected, but also you're any given moment you
like someone gonna off hold on like they're they're light.
Their living situation was never fun. Aj Yeah, A J
and Meno were always real. Don't go get a snack
in the fridge after dinner, Tony right to he's all
mad eating Gobba Gould and his robe all the time. Uh, Mom,

(42:52):
I wanted some pulp.

Speaker 3 (42:53):
Said there was some money though, like some of us,
grew up in unstable families without the money, Edie.

Speaker 1 (42:57):
Founcoes making out with Furyo behind his back. The whole
thing was this, he's got his gumad Yeah, like so,
I don't know, there's a lot of there's a lot
of tension in the.

Speaker 3 (43:05):
Air when we got Meadow that that SUV member I means, yeah,
I guess if I get it, if you were if
you grew up broke, I could see you wanting to
be part of that.

Speaker 1 (43:14):
But otherwise that's a that's a stressful situation and worth
the watch. Again, by the way, still holds up. I'm
on like season five again. Let's say it's up to
my low in East Baker's Field, It's up my low?
What up mylo?

Speaker 4 (43:28):
Big enough?

Speaker 10 (43:29):
Respect Boyce, what's up out there? Actually taking my call?

Speaker 4 (43:32):
Three words for the patriarch and the family won lead.

Speaker 10 (43:35):
Chilling with Robert. That's the Marley. You play soccer.

Speaker 4 (43:39):
You're in a musical family.

Speaker 1 (43:40):
It's always the right time for twenty and you can't
get in trouble for it.

Speaker 10 (43:44):
They live modern, but they flew the world.

Speaker 1 (43:47):
It's an interesting answer, man. The Marley's music sports a
little bit of rock star life legend. That's pretty cool, man.
That's a Ques interesting answer. Who else comes to mind?
You know, I'm really racking my brain. I'm thinking every
show and like where I would have fit in most
And I think I already said it, Like I think
the most normal, fun family that I watched growing up was,

(44:10):
believe it or not, the Siever family. But when I
want to live with them, I don't know. Mike, Uh
remember he popped the waterbed? Yeah, but at least like
Alan Thick and Mike. Yeah, Jason and Maggie, they're kind
of normal and fun. Everyone else I'm like, nah, not interested,
not interested? The real boner. What about the Huckstable. I
mean the Huxtables said, I just don't go drinking with Dad.

(44:33):
I guess what she said, Yeah, the Huxtables. Nah, not
for me, not for me. Who do we got seven
ninety five? We got Jay and Seattle? What's up? Jack?

Speaker 10 (44:45):
Jay?

Speaker 4 (44:47):
Love the show. Look, there's only one answer to this question.

Speaker 6 (44:53):
It's a non conventional family, a little different.

Speaker 4 (44:56):
I'm moving in with the boys from Queen's Minnie Chase.

Speaker 1 (45:03):
That might be a cool one too. You know, what
is that? The is that the Swiggy Danny g Because
that is a cool answer. Yeah, you know, because they
were living like rock stars. I'm going to give you
one can I can I give you the answer that
I would not want to live with. I don't want
to change a question, but as I'm thinking of our
shows from our childhood, Yeah, like was there anything more

(45:24):
stressful than The Wonder Years? And how like the Mean
Dad Dan Lauria, Dan Lauria, that was who played Vince
Lombardi on Broadway? He did, I saw him. That was fantastic. Yeah,
so many shows they're flawed or broke, like people are
saying they were living through like the Vietnam Times. I
was like, get out of our feedback on Twitter and

(45:44):
someone's like the Connors Roseanne. I'm like, yeah, but they
were poor. Yeah, not to be mean, but like if
you get no room on the country, if Roseanne and
John Goodman choose a family, don't want to choose a
family that you know has an extra bedroom for you. Yeah. Yeah,
if you're gonna choose family, you gotta be fun, wealthy
or just like we said, in real life, is there
a family? It's like, Wow, they're so cool. I wish
I could hang with them. You know, who's very welcoming.

(46:07):
The Cunninghams. They left Phonsie hang around and right and
they they missed the c Yeah they were nice, Tom Bosley,
let's go to Brian Virginia. Brian, you're on the show.
What's up, Bud?

Speaker 6 (46:18):
Hey, how's it going?

Speaker 8 (46:19):
Guys?

Speaker 4 (46:19):
I love this show?

Speaker 1 (46:20):
Thank you.

Speaker 6 (46:21):
I got to live with a Sheen family. He got
Martin Sheen, the dad, beautiful wife, you know, beautiful young wife.
He got Charlie Sheen with so many drugs winn any
kind of drug you want? And you got the little
Melia answer there as your buddy, the rom.

Speaker 1 (46:37):
Com guy that I love the fact that Charlie Sheen
having drugs was like like the good thing Charlie and
women he'd bring. I mean, Amelia is saying, that's funny, dude,
that's a really funny answer. Gordon Bombay, I mean, come on,
but so far, I do think entourage is the coolest

(46:57):
answer because who would not want to experience that at
least for a month or so? Based on again, the
Jackson's is Latoya's birthday, so we're thinking like where the
Jackson If they were the biggest celebrity family, would you
really want to live with them? Though? Would you really
want to hang with them? I think here's the interesting part.

(47:17):
I'll give you the hint and I'll give people a chance.
But I think there's an actor, one of my favorite
of all time, that his two different TV families are
both great answers. His two different TV families are great answers.
You're gonna say Al Bundy, of course, Al Bundy, ed O'Neill.
I should say Ed O'Neill, because modern family, you had

(47:40):
the Dumpies and then the Pritches. So it's like Jay
and Sophia Bagar, they're rich, they live in the valley.
You know, the families. They all get along. It's nice,
functional family, seem like they're a fun time. And then
of course Al Bundy. Your siblings are Bud Bundy and Kelly. Yeah,
but you know what, if Johnny gave you this, I

(48:00):
think you're not thinking the right way. I'll just say,
but Kelly could be my stepsist. Oh that's what I'm
saying if you think from that perspective, right, how about
too close for comfort? Ted Knight had two hot daughters,
bro I'll high with them for a weekend. He had
the blonde and the brunette. You know, as a little kid,

(48:21):
the family I thought was kind of cool. I got
just the ten of us that show, all those hot women.
How about chilling with Michael J. Fox in the family
ties were another The Keatons normal, they were like cool,
nice parents. Yeah, they were very normal. That that would
have been kind of fun. I'm with you. I feel
the same way about them as I do with Growing Pains.

Speaker 10 (48:41):
Fun.

Speaker 1 (48:42):
Fact, what's the dad's name on that show, Stephen Keaton? No,
but his actor, the actor I don't know his real name,
the Meredith Baxter Bernie. The mom and the dad were
born on the same day. I thought that was always
an interesting sure about that? I know for a fact, man,
you made that up, Michael Gross, Michael, Ah. But if
you think from that perspective, your answer might be different.

(49:04):
Like if you start thinking about, yeah, you know, hanging
with Charles and Buddy, Charles in Charge, get to hang
out and Nicole Eggert and her prime. You know, I
wouldn't mind hanging out with the Powells. I always thought that,
how about you, Charlesaci and Willie Ms Charles Damning lots
of booty Back then, Charles is essentially your babysitter and
your steps your stepsister is the call Egert and Buddy

(49:25):
Lembeck always comes by. That might be fun. You go
down to uh Sid's right, Sids Pizza, Hey, Charles, and
then you get to tag along. That might be fun.
How about JJ as your brother? Good time? I mean
you're having good times right. Some may say Dino might
uh a seven seven ninety nine out Fox. It's a
silly question. It doesn't have to be fictional. Is there

(49:46):
a real family? I already said the Waynes brothers, that's
that's the Wayne say you got to live there for
a weekend and party and barbecue with them. You're not
having a great time with the Waynes family. I mean
you always had a huge crush on Natalie from Facts
of Life, So living in with those women? I want
to sleep between Natalie and missus Garrett, dude, two shoutouts
in one week? All right, let's go. What about Blair

(50:07):
or touty Oh Tuty all the way? Absolutely Kim Fields
all day. Well what do you want to say? Oh?
I got one for you. The LaRusso family a la
cobra kai because the wife is she's kind of hot.
Yeah I have money. Yeah, but Ralph Macho who I
love in real life? The hearts short of annoying. Heb
we get some free karate lessons cove. Are you gonna

(50:28):
see Karate Kids Legends comes out this weekend. We'll be
talking about it tomorrow on weekend Hobby Kid Legends. Yeah,
with Jackie Chan and Ralph Machio. You can probably legit
see that. He will not debaity Yankees Dodgers this week. Yeah,
I said, I said, are you gonna go see the
Yankees Dodgers? He goes, You underestimate my level of wanting
to chill. Yeah, I mean I love watching at home.
If he won't go to the Dodgers Yankees game out

(50:50):
here in l A. You think he's going to the
box office to see the club not cheap. I want
to enjoy being home as much as possible. All right,
So back to the calls and we'll wrap it up.
So far, entourage is the number one answer on the board.
If you could beat it. What family would you want
to chill with? Fictional or real? It doesn't matter. Eight
se seven nine and Foxes wrap it up with your

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phone calls. Now, Steve Odessa, what's up? Steve?

Speaker 4 (51:15):
What's up?

Speaker 1 (51:15):
Guys, big fan?

Speaker 10 (51:16):
Thanks about superspoons man in your living room and.

Speaker 1 (51:21):
A training and Menudo performed on the show one time
in their living room. You gotta keep it moving and
you'd have Aaron Gray around. Yeah, you know what that's
I think it's a pretty common and relatable answer because
every kid probably watched, like damn, I wish I was
rich like that. So that's a good one. That's a
good answer, But it doesn't beat Ontourage. But thank you

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eight seven seven niney on on Fox. So we got
Todd in Missouri, Todd, Todd's the coolest, what's up?

Speaker 4 (51:49):
Agree with my daughter and shout out the Belcher family
from Bob's Burgers.

Speaker 10 (51:53):
It looks like a fun time.

Speaker 1 (51:55):
So you know, we never thought of fictional what about uh,
the Simpsons or the Griffin's family guy, any of those
families sort of fun or they're also Linco.

Speaker 3 (52:03):
That would add an hour onto the conversation if we
go to cartoons.

Speaker 1 (52:07):
Yeah, but I mean fair, fair, Let's go back to
the calls. You want to talk to? Who man? People
are lighting them up?

Speaker 6 (52:14):
Joe?

Speaker 1 (52:14):
What's up? Joe? Joe and me?

Speaker 6 (52:17):
Hey, how about I have to them? Between two is
a Kardashian Todd, Julie and Nanny fag.

Speaker 1 (52:23):
By the way, Kardashian's good answer. Yeah, dude, I changed
my answer. I want to live with them for sure. Yeah,
because they're all hot and they're rich. After a week,
Cavino is going to come back with a fake ass
in botox. Yeah, oh yeah, I'm in sign me up.
That's my answer, because I don't want to live with one.
You think I want to live to family, nice, ask Cavino.
I'm going say, then you could get Chris's surgeon. And

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by the way, they're real and fake all at the
same time. So that's my answer. Wes in Vegas hit
us up, and he goes, any interest in hanging with
the folks from Dukes of Hazzard, Oh, Daisy Duke, Now
you're gonna hang with who's the cousins that filled in
Dance and Dance and koy?

Speaker 3 (53:04):
Would you be allowed to rock the Confederate flag?

Speaker 1 (53:07):
Oh? Yeah, over there, it's okay, you know. Oh no,
I'm just saying rich I showed would be. They would
call me boss Hog. They would call me the boss
with the hog. That would Sean hit us up, our
buddy listening out here on the iHeart app in l A.
He goes, if you want to keep it to a

(53:29):
sports family. A lot of great TV families. But if
you had to pick a sports family, he said, you
guys mentioned the Mannings. What about the Kelsey's because they're
fun to They seem like down to earth guys, likable,
fun guys. Jason's a dad, his wife seems cool, they
got kids. And then you got the whole Taylor Swift angle.

(53:49):
That answer you could get her left over like girlfriends. Yeah,
I mean that is that is a really good answer
when you think about it, because you could always talk
sports with them, music, they're fun, they're younger. Like you said,
the Taylor Swift connection, what that would be fun. So
that's a great answer. Rapid fire. We'll go to Mansi
for the update. We'll talk O n B A to

(54:10):
wrap the show. See where we're at with the Knicks
and Pacers and oh uncle to ok and really quick.

Speaker 3 (54:15):
By the way, I gave a swiggy to the gentleman
who said the Kardashians.

Speaker 1 (54:19):
Yeah, it's a good answer, just because there's so many
elements to why that would be fun. It would be
a circus, but it'd be fun to It would be
a show, but it would be a fun show, right,
Chris and Phoenix Rapid Fire. What's up man? Hey, I
got the brothers, the Watt Brothers. Yeah, you know what,
that's a good answer. I don't think they're as fun
as the Kelsey's though, the Bosas do you see? Uh? Not?

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My dude, Nick, I trying to hang with them. They're
all too big and ripped. I feel like a little
weenie Joey Bosa already injured. I would get a Buffalo
rich you hang out with them, you'd wind up injured.
I was gonna say, Nick, I remember being old bummed,
like man, the Niners didn't want to link up the bros. Well,
guess what, he's already hurt in Buffalo. All right, Nick
and Boise, what's up man?

Speaker 6 (55:00):
Hey, guys love your show?

Speaker 1 (55:02):
Thank you man.

Speaker 6 (55:02):
I don't know if anybody said.

Speaker 4 (55:04):
This, but uh who wanted to live with Aaron Foreman?

Speaker 6 (55:07):
And it was the Foreman's and sitting in the basement get.

Speaker 4 (55:10):
High all day?

Speaker 7 (55:11):
Yeah you know that's seventy show, right Red Foreman, the dad? Yeah,
I mean he's gonna answer. I was thinking about that earlier.
They do seem fun. That's a good answer. And you
know what someone else said on our Twitter page. Someone said,
everybody loves Raymond. The barones like Raymond and his wife
seem cool and the mom and the brother across the street.
But to me, it's a long island.

Speaker 1 (55:30):
I feel like I grew up at the barons across
they If you have all this option, that wouldn't make
my wish. I mean, it's a nice answer, but there's
better ones. Yeah, I mean, if you're will Smith fresh
Prince got to be the number one real answer because
you know, you were troubled and you moved to your
auntie and uncle and bel Air and you lived in
the cool poolhouse. Yeah. But uncle Phil, dude, he's a

(55:51):
hard ass. He was tough but fair, Yeah he was.
He's a judge. Matt, he was a softy on the inside. Though.
How come no one loves me? How come no one
wants me? Let's go to Matt and Boston.

Speaker 6 (56:03):
Yo, I got nine oo on all the washes. You
could be Brandon's best body. He's letting me hook up
with his sister Brenda. Oh she moves out. You got
Valerie coming in from Tiffany Ambertheason.

Speaker 1 (56:18):
Yeah, Jenny Garth hanging out stop once in a while.
That was thinking outside the box with it. Yeah, that's
what I'm saying. Think about what about the not the
Tanner's like full house? What about the Tanners like alf Willie?
You live an alien. You're obsessed with aliens and your
but you're the type of you always talk about other

(56:39):
aliens without just one down the conversation. You're like one
of the only people we know. You didn't know the
family's name of that. Yeah, the Tanners, you guys, Audio Mine,
I've changing my Willy. Interesting? What about the Ecmonics the
next door neighbors now Jim in Florida?

Speaker 4 (56:58):
Hey, guys, listen, I want to get whacked and I'd
rather go rocket mortgage. But how about the Sopranos.

Speaker 1 (57:05):
You know, you're the second person that said that. And
as much as I love the show, living with them
would be a nightmare. Hot Slobby gets home all drunk
and angry all the time, cops are raiding your house.
No one, if you watch that again, no one in
that house is having fun at all. There's a lot
of tension in that house. And eventually does a chinchill
get whacked? Yeah, they had a nice pool in the backyard.

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That's about it. The Ducks came to visit nothing good
was going on in the house. Wrap it up RJ
in Vegas where we're gonna be June twentieth to the
twenty second for our big party. Hope to see you there, RJ.
What's up guys?

Speaker 4 (57:40):
Thank you A huge fan anyway too, The Nikki Cox
and Bob Ka Golfate from Oh My Goodness, Greg the
Bunny and do you guys consider Michael, Sam, Fiona and
Jesse from Byrne Notice a family?

Speaker 1 (57:55):
And so I that first answer, I think, is you
just like that girl? Because I remember that show? Remember that?

Speaker 8 (58:01):
Uh?

Speaker 1 (58:02):
She also on Just the Ten of Us? Wasn't she
in the Nicky Cox? I think, wasn't she? No? No,
that she's younger. I think she was bro double check NA.
I rather know. I'm I'll be fine not knowing. But
at least you got ten women on that show. I
think I don't really care. I moved on. Yeah, what
about you know what? Now? Zach Morris's dad seemed like
he didn't care time, So, like, wasn't Zach Morris pretty

(58:23):
well off if you were like Zach Morris's bro. I
don't remember his dad at all, but dad was in
like one or two episodes. Dad would come in with
a cell phone, one big one phone. Yeah, like Zach,
what's going on?

Speaker 8 (58:34):
So?

Speaker 1 (58:34):
You know? Anyways, like a stupid all right, so hey,
chime in with the rest of your answers at Coveno
and Rich sports Rady Kelly Kapowski's family couldn't afford the
prompt forget that family, right, that's true? That a dance outside.
My goodness, I see any answer from me before we
get to your update. No, but they were all so good.
There were so many to choose from. I know, I'm thinking,

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if there's anyone we one, Yeah, pay Sam.

Speaker 7 (58:59):
So these guys are born in the late eighteen hundreds,
early nineteen hundreds, the Howard Brothers, the Three Stooges, Curly's,
Shimp and Mo. Because they think about like them getting
their routine down when they are teenagers and then launching
that show which I watched clips of all the time.

Speaker 1 (59:12):
I think that would be fascinating. You know, I think
they're brother The common idiot doesn't know that. That's me.
Early and Mo were actual brothers. Larry was the one, Yeah,
the Horowitz common idiot. Yeah, pathetic. Imagine them in like
teenage years, like early New York. So you also a

(59:35):
common idiot. Yes, I wanted to bring up one thing
every time you guys talk about anything early nineteen hundreds
or eighteen hundreds. Now I can't get something out of
my head. I watched the last night, a documentary about
I'm big on these History Channel documentary I hit the
History Channel documentaries, not just because Cavino's a talking head
on a bunch of them, but I find them interesting. Right.
We talked about the one about Spaulding and Wilson, and

(59:57):
in the sports ones is the foods It built America?
I watch one about like the industries about America, the
subway system. When they built the subways in New York
and Boston in the late eighteen hundreds, do you know
there was like disease running rampant in the Northeast because
every day there were just piles and piles of horse
manure everywhere, because they got a point where the cities

(01:00:19):
were just covered in pooh. And they're saying disease and smell.
And every time I think now of the early getl
dusty when it would get dry. I've read about this. Yeah,
and you would be like sloppy when it was draining,
Like if you were to time travel to the early
nineteen hundreds in New York City, thinking, oh, that must
have been a cool time to visit in history Grow.
Everything smelled bad, stinks and what does this with the

(01:00:42):
price of bananas? They talk about molarry and curle. I
was like, that's what you think of They must have stunk,
that's what your stupid thought. I thought Rich was going
to take us back to the family on Little House
on the Prairie. I know what family. Yeah, Pa plays
the fiddle every night after dinner. I want to live
in Walnut Grow with Charles and Laura and Carol Ingles.
I hadn't no idea we have even tied into anything.
He heard. He heard Black and White, three Stooges and

(01:01:04):
thought of that. There's a story out today where Francisco
Lindor goes up to every teammates locker after every series
to just sort of check in on them. For me,
it's more instinctual, said Lindor. It's like walking into my
house and checking in on my kids. And then Juan Soto,
who stinking like Gabe blancoln my patience at so sad

(01:01:29):
he puts the stink in instinctual. I was giving him
the benefit of doubt. We're a third of the way through.
I said it before. If June is not where he
bats four hundred and hits fifteen home runs, you better
shape up Sodo. But in reality, it could just be
a stinker of a season. You know eventually he's going
to turn it around, of course. And you know what
I said to someone else. If the Mets god Willing

(01:01:50):
made the playoffs and went on a run, imagine if
Sodo gets like a World Series hit that means the world.
It wouldn't even matter what he did. Now, even Soto said, Yo,
he really seems to care about every guy. It's a
huge deal for the team. He shows a little love
for every player. He has their back. It's big time
and even guys like Sean Maniyah went on to say,
it goes a long way. He makes all the new

(01:02:10):
players fear welcome. I can't think of anyone I've ever
played with that makes everyone feel special. So every day
he goes up to his teammates like how you doing today?
Like how you doing? Gryffin Canning, who is a new
Meth this year, said I've never played with a guy
that shows the kind of leadership Lindor does, like goes
out of his way to talk to everyone from the
backup middle and fielder to the star players. So just

(01:02:30):
one of those guys the same way I hate the Phillies,
but I love Bryce Harper, Yeah, the way I love
Otani that I don't like the Dodgers Chuir Lindor. I
can only imagine. I hope that everyone realizes that this
guy is fantastic and that story.

Speaker 2 (01:02:42):
What I like is said that it just seems authentic,
Like it doesn't seem like is this is a fake persona?

Speaker 1 (01:02:48):
Oh like when Rich is walking around the office point
and everybody exactly, Yeah, I know what you mean. Hey, hey,
I have to go on. I forgot your name, But
what's up? Are you kidding me? I'm just kidding, you kidding? Well,
you know what, I think that's really great company And
that might be a discussion for another day. Bryce Harper,
Otani Lindor, regardless of your fandom and your alliance, yeah

(01:03:11):
you can't. They're really great superstars because they're just really
likable dudes. Now tonight bybe a question. Yeah, the Cubs,
who have one of the best records in baseball, Pete
Crow Armstrong do you follow players. This is a topic
for maybe tomorrow. Do you follow players that were your
draft picks you just let go for nothing? Not really

(01:03:33):
now like he was like just like looking at stocks
that you should have want to buy, but the Mets
just gave him up for nothing. And to think that
that guy could have been in the Mets lineup is ridiculous. Anyway,
that's tough. Tonight that night is you and I Bro Nixon.
We're hoping Game five of the Garden is electric for
multiple reasons. Right, you want a little more Ernie Shack,
Kenny and Charles Barkley. Maybe you know this weekend a

(01:03:55):
final farewell. Maybe you know you see one more time.
But I think he gives us something to watch this weekend. Otherwise, selfishly,
just so many reasons. Otherwise, you have a week of
waiting around for the NBA Finals for a series that
isn't highly anticipated. So we'll be waiting around for seven
days to see, what I mean. Reasons? Yeah, you know

(01:04:16):
I would rather see Okac and the Knicks. I would,
But then again, you know it's cool to see young
teams stepping up and playing big. That's coming from an
East Coast perspective, But I my hot take is that
no matter who wins Indiana or the Knicks, I think
it benefits them to go six or seven games because

(01:04:36):
I think a momentum I played two days ago team
is the only chance either of those teams have against
okay see, because okay see, you might catch them a
little cold sitting around for eight They've had to sit
around for over a week. So you get an okay
see team sitting around for over a week, you might say, well,
you know, you get tired too much playing. I think
at this stage of the game, a Pacers or nixt

(01:04:57):
team that wins six or seven games has a better
chance a team that's sitting around. So root for the
Knicks or else we say goodbye to them and the
TNT run. All right, Well, we'll see you guys on
over Promise in a few ribadet you baby, see you
in the over promised land. Let's go