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Yeah, Yo, what's up Vice seeing our a little over
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That is rich Davis. This is our bonus show over
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Tell you, I'm like to dude from Ted Lasso. Football
is life. Football is life. It changes your whole weekly schedule.
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Got a whole day and night of football, and then
Monday night comes back again, just changes everything and we
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it before. You need to date someone a full calendar year. Yeah,
because I think a woman needs to know what you're
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she like as a partner and vice VERSI brought to
you my Draftking sports book. So we talked a lot
of Aaron Rodgers today on the Actual Show because on
Hard Knocks he said he saw a UFO and I
love that story. That's the Aaron Rodgers. We knew. That's
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the Ayahuasca Darkness retreat. I love. I don't talk to
my family Aaron Rodgers. We know in my home state
of New Jersey too. I love that story. And we
spent so much time, you know, taking calls and talking
about that. We didn't have a chance to talk about
his former team, the Packers, who are getting ready for
the Bears. Now you have a problem with this story
because you're the lame o. Just so you know, if
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you're new to Cavino and rich on Fox Sports radios,
are people that put up with this sort of behavior.
Those are the lame o's. You got it backwards, buddy,
I don't got it backwards. Yeah, you have it backwards.
Cavino's the type of guy that's anti fun haze. I'm
not talking hazing like weird stuff at a frat house
or Charlie Hayes's beating someone up Cavino's anti hazing, like hey,
sing a song or a dance like Cavino's the guy
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that doesn't do the Cupid shuffle or macharina at a wedding?
Who am the piano man? Cavino does not participate. You're
the type of guy I'm i to clown. I'm here
to entertain you. No thank you. If we're friends and
we're a team, treat me like an equal. Treat me
with respect. I leave by a simple rule. I wouldn't
ask anyone else to do that, So don't ask me
to do that stuff. I'm not carrying your equipment. You're
better than me. Now. I thought we're a team. I've
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never been that way. I've always walked to talk. So
when I hear about these stories, I don't like them.
There's a story in Green Bay. You don't like this
team building at all. I like the camaraderie of a
nice dinner. So it's a great dinner. They're all fired
up before you can get into the packers dinner. I
remember a story being that we're originally from New York. Yeah,
David Wright talks about how he sort of took joy
and bonded with veteran Cliff Floyd. Every road trip he
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would carry Cliff Floyd's bags his rookie year. Yeah, that
sounds like Putt's behavior. Does that sound like bonding? Is
a sound like payacting? Do you like some entitled bitch?
You could say paying your dues? Or you could say, yeah,
I get his tradition, but sometimes traditions making the same
mistake over and over again. So they have this team dinner, right,
team building. I'm all four fun dinner, gluttonizing, enjoying a
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nice steak and dessert as a team. That's fun, that's great.
But what they do is they over indulge, which, by
the way, irresponsible behavior, and it's kind of reckless and
kind of eye rolling to see how much money they spent.
They're eating. They're gluttonizing fifteen crab leg entrees, three salmon andres,
tim salmon andres, oh, five cowboy ribbins. They go all out,
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but they do it because they know they're gonna stiff
the rookie receiver Jayden Reid with the receipt cowboys over
the lamb chops c D lamb chops, Yes, yes, exactly.
Listen if someone had lamb chops, I love how the
krem brulet is pretty cheap though only eight bucks not
a bad deal. So Jaden Reid, rookie wine receiver, were
sitting there with the receipt in his video to this,
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and he's like, oh man, what's up with that? What
veteran got the side of Berne sauce for twelve bucks?
You know, they probably didn't even want it. They probably
just wanted to do it to stick it to this dude. Now,
I get it, he makes a lot of money, but
he's still a twenty three year old young man, and
sometimes a player's career in the NFL doesn't last a long.
You gotta save your pennies. You're gonna carelessly spend eighteen
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thousand dollars. By the way, when you include tip, I'm
a decent tiper, twenty percent of fifteen thousand dollars three
thousand dollars. Add that to the bill. He's spending over
eighteen thousand dollars. So these idiots could laugh about it
and have fun on his expense. I don't believe in that.
I don't sign up for that. That's careless behavior, and
it's sort of picking on the young guy. He's only
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twenty three years old at minimum, this guy's second round
draft pick out of Michigan state wide receiver guaranteed four
mil plus a two million dollars signing bonus seven million
dollar contract. Now that's just the first deal. Would they
run through that money? And you know, but do you
realize that? And this is why four mill guaranteed is
a couple hundred thousand dollars a year for over twenty years,
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So you don't think of fifteen thousand dollars. I know
it's a little steep, but I mean, how much is
a vacation with the wife or your girlfriend? Five grand?
Three to five grand? This is a due he needs
to pay because he will be on the other end
of this one day where he's the veteran ordering lamb
chops and crab legs and all these behaviors kind of
dated in, kind of lame and everyone there makes a
pretty damn good living and they should be paying for
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that stuff. You know, he's a young guy again, is
teaching and preaching irresponsible behavior that puts these young players
in bad positions later in life. So again, and I
take it personal because when I was a young guy,
younger guy, because I mean, look at me when I
was a younger guy. I remember going out to this restaurant.
I didn't pick, I didn't choose. It was a double date.
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It was me and my girlfriend at the time. I
was living in mom's basement and we went to the
super So you looked at mom's basement until you were
almost thirty. Shit, they don't know. That not true? Is
it true? Though? That used to tell girls that your
parents were old people you let live with you. That's true, Yes,
that is true. So I was living in the basement
from this old couple iceed to rent from my parents.
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My parents and I remember my girlfriend's sister was a
little older, right, My girlfriend's sister was dating this super
rich dude named Umberto um Bed. Right, She's like, we're
going out on a double day with my sister and Umberto.
And Berto was like twenty years older than me. And
he was a rich guy who had had an apartment
in New York City, probably had a boat. Yeah, guy
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had a boat. I lived in mom's basement, right, So
I'm like, all right, I guess. So, so we go
to super swanky restaurant in New York. I think it
was called Swunk. Super Swunky items on the menu. I
didn't even know what they were. Right, we get the bill.
The bill is like over three thousand dollars because this
guy's older and wine I never heard of, right, and
then Umberto goes to come here, we split the bill.
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I'm like, split the bill. At the time, you're probably
driving the radio station, vague, driving the radio station, van,
hanging benners, living in mom's basement. I'm a young man.
You want me to pay fifteen hundred dollars because you
chose this place. I didn't order all that wine or anything.
And again, to me as a young man, unfair, dude.
This guy is making four mil minimum. You are making
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forty grand tops. That's still driving a vent peanuts compared
to what the other guys are making, the veteran players,
and you're all laughing about it. I don't like being
laughed at. And you can say, hey, Steve's sensitive and
you have every right to your wrong opinion. Okay, you're
entitled to your wrong opinions. You could shine in at
Covino and Rich on social media. But it makes me
think about going out to dinners with friends in mixed company. Okay,
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mixed company. Everybody's hanging out, bro's night out or mixed couples.
It doesn't matter what bros want to hang with you
after the way you act, don't do anything because that
don't put up with what's fun about treating somebody like crap?
Can you tell me that it's not treating told like crap?
You're the guys fun? Is it fun for for Jayden Reed?
Hen it comes on in a wedding and all the
old people are dancing, You're like, no, Jayden Reed just
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paid a year's worth of college so that, uh, the
tubby lineman could have extra crembrulet. It's part of being
a rook part of being a rookie. There's a lot
of things that used to be old school thinking, and
we said, you know what, that's kind of dumb. Fair enough.
Sometimes sometimes the same thing over and over tradition could
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be the same mistake over and over. But you do
see from watching Hard Knocks there's a lot of camaraderie
in these things. When that guy that got cut unfortunately
cap the wide receiver, what was the highlight? Wasn't the highlight?
This dude wrapping Eminem. Eminem even retweeted it that was
an embarrassing fund like Yo, the rookies doing karaoke. Some
people like to be embarrassed. I guess I don't, and
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you know the choice is yours black sheep style. Now,
speaking of mixed company, right, not everybody is on a
football team, but you're out with the bros. Let's say
you're out with the bros or mixed company couples, whatever,
You're hanging out like adults. I'm glad you said that. Adults. Perfect. Fine,
you set up your own fail so you think adults.
You know old schol NFL. You make the call, You
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make the call, mixed company. Everyone's hanging out, we're all
eating dinner. The person comes, drops off the receipt. How
do you handle that? The receipt and the bill? The
question is do you split the bill evenly? Or do
you pay what you owe? Now I know the popular
answer here, I'm I'm going to try to make you
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think differently about it a little bit. Okay, So do
you split the bill evenly? Or do you pay what
you owe? Based on this Green Bay packers story, think
about it, dude, we are grown ass men and grown
ask men. I do love a good ass. True you
split the bill? Are you twelve? Are you are you
going to TGI Fridays when you're fifteen after a movie? Like?
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All right, I got the chicken wings, you got the murger,
you're grown up? Hey, what's the bill? You want a
double date? Three hundred bucks? Split it one point fifty each.
Here's our cards. Thank you. So here's the thing. I
do agree with you to an extent. Okay, that's the
popular answer. Let's just make it easy for everybody. Let's
not count pennies and yay, what did you get? No,
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let's not do that. But there are occasions where I
don't think it's fair. And for that reason, I'm not
hard on the person that doesn't like these rules I have.
I stopped. You know what, there's people in my life.
I think you're about to say something that buries you
and says a lot about your There are people that
I don't go out to dinner with anymore. You know why,
Why Because every time you go out with them, when
the bill comes, they're doing the whole deal. Like I
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always see here, all right, you got two drinks? Wait,
did you have more of the appetizer than you? To
break the news to you, but not everybody's in the
same tax bread and then don't go out to dinner.
Why because you've played by these thought set of lame
ass rules. I'm not how about how about listen what
I'm saying first second, because it's the unpopular opinion, but
I'll force you to think. Maybe that person is not
in the same financial situation. Stop judging that person, or
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maybe that person knows I didn't spend nearly as much
as that guy did. That guy got three rounds of drinks.
I don't even drink. Why am I splitting this guy's
drinks when I didn't have any? How about that? I
recently went to Top Golf with some friends. Right answer
that question? How's that fair to that guy? If you
had three rounds? I assume he'll get it next time.
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But this guy doesn't drink. Why should he be k
and hang out with non drinkers and be that guy?
Why he can't just pay what he owes? I went
to Top Golf, and I had had a little breakfast
before I went there, met some friends around lunchtime, hit
some golf balls. I still have a baseball swing. I
sucks fun I suck. I have i'd more slice and
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an orange slice soda machine. It's like terrible. Your dad
was a vending try to relate. Thank you. Everyone's ordering food, right, Yeah,
I ate, I wasn't hungry. I had a couple of cocktails.
The bill came. Someone said it's like eighty bucks a guy.
I was like, Okay, what was I gonna say? Is
that sucker behavior? Hey? Because you know I ate before
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I got here. It's just, you know, if you were
a gun price of living check to check, that's fair
to you. You're paying for dudes and you had no
part in that. That's fool talk. Here, you're speaking right,
I have a harsh statement. They'll say it you're broke
hanging out with other broke people. That's that says a
lot about you? Or I treat you? What do you
want me to do? That says this? More more about you?
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And if you're such great adults, says you wanted to
point out, then why don't you pay for what you got?
If you're such an adult. If you're such an adult,
why are you expecting other people to pay for your
round of drinks? And you're extra dessert when that person
may not have had any you know. So here's my thinking.
I'm with you. I'm quick to say fine, I'll split it,
but I'm not going to judge that person that's like, yo,
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I didn't drink and I didn't have dessert. If that
dude got a salad, how is that fair to that
guy when we all ate like kings and had crab legs.
All right, you know what, I'll pay for him and
next time, maybe he doesn't get the invite unless he's
really great, unless he's really you're better than me because
you adults get harder. Nope, because say right, we set
the boundaries real quick. Are you that particular? Let's say
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Spotty or you or Dandy G One of the guys
of the crew had a sixty five dollars ribbi and
you had the twenty five dollars roasted chicken. Are you?
Are you itemizing in your head like you're on your
concer app? What if you? What ifs just a big
difference between a steak and a chicken dish. There's a
big difference. If this dude thinks he's balling and he's
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got the Tomahawk's steak, I got some little chicken dish.
He got three drinks that I got none. How is
that fair? You? What are a cocktail and they say,
anyone want wine, and your buddy says, yeah, bring out
a bottle of water. Everybody drinks, dude, That's what I'm saying. Hey, look,
I don't drink as much as this guy over here,
not you, the imaginary guy who's the imagineer, right, And
I want to hang with that guy. Hey, drink micro
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friend doesn't drink at all. So is it really that
fair for me? Or if you're such an adult, why
don't you just pay extra to compensate for what you
got and lay off the other guy who might be
on a different budget. That's surprising. I figured to be
with you, she would have to drink a lot, no
thing to deal with you. You need to think about
that next time you're judging people, and next time you
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think it's funny to stiff people with a bill like
the Green Bay packers did to poor Jaden Reied, who's
only twenty three years old. If he knees idiots, Oh
look at this, well he looks so sad, A poor,
poor guy that signed a seven million dollar contract fifteen
thousand dollars bill for the packer rookies. There you go,
and there you have it. That's the story. Tell me
you decide what would you do in this situation? How
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do you feel about it? Do you still believe in
this sort of treatment of players and splitting the bill
in mixed company? How do you handle it? Seven million dollars? Yeah,
think of some average fellow makes, by the way, four
million guaranteed with a two million dollar signing bonus. But
that's seven millions guarantee. And that's just contract one of
what could be a longer career, right could be Look
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at it this way, an average fella making a nice,
modest living, actually a pretty decent living, seventy seventy f
five thousand dollars. It would take him one hundred years
to make that contract. So you're going to cry about
some rookie dude paying a fifteen thousand dollars bill. You
should be embarrassed, dude, that's what uh embarrassing. Some people
make an entire year. Again, should I be embarrassed? Or
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should this adult who expects people who aren't making as
much money to pay for his drinks be embarrassed? You
make the call at Covino and who makes fifteen thousand
dollars a year? Fake Instagram bottle? I'm just telling you
not everybody rolling in ducats, like the Green Bay Packers
and Rich Davis. When I was looking this up, I
did find it interesting that, you know, this is a tradition,
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not just around the Green Bay Packers, every NFL team tradition,
and it's such a hoot, a best funny. He is
a hot foot. These things were funny years ago. I
used to enjoy in nineteen eighties, Roger McDowell hotfoot. Yeah,
is it really funny? Now? Times changed. Every team it's
not just a Packers for the record, every team does
the rookie dinner. It's a known thing, the rookie dinner
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where they pay for the veterans. And in fact, it's
so known that last year there was a prank played.
I thought this was pretty funny. So you got like
you would say, that's so funny at all Rock Purdy
at the time, before we knew who he was, he
was part of a rookie crew that the forty nine
ers took out and they faked the check and they
made the check the check look like it was three
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hundred thousand dollars, and all these young guys are freaking
the fl at all that is wedding. But I wouldn't
be surprised because again, careless behavior, over indulging, and I'm
sure there's a lot of former NFL players that wish
they didn't spend that way. And these are the lessons
that the veterans are teaching the young guys. Get out
of here with that. So that's the story. Sweating because
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you're annoying me? Or is it because I put a
hoodie on. It's not hoodie weather yet. It's not hoodie
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bonus show. Now last night, after all the UFO talk,
after what you're not gonna let me give the bets
that are going to change your life? Oh dude, how
are you doing last night? After all the UFB that
Aaron Rodgers. Look at UFOs. You didn't let me finish
my sentence last night, after all my UFO talk and
hard knocks, I couldn't fall asleep because I was so
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excited about all your bets could save. You didn't let
me finish so excited about my bets. I'm excited. You know.
I couldn't sleep last night because the NFL starting and
I'm now coaching ten six year old girls in t ball.
Sounds like that's a story for another day. No, man,
I've been on the edge of my seat. Yeah, let's
hear it, man, let's break it down. So I got
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a couple of bets. These are a lot. These are doozies.
Lock them up. I'm trying to think of a good way.
But more than locks, these are like, you know, kids,
college one might might be tapped into irresponsible oh, much
like Jayden Reid's. Yeah, so here we go. We're gonna
start with tomorrow night. Okay, I'm including the Chiefs in
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one of my bets, and we're gonna do a parlay
for the Ages. A parlay that's perfect though. Then we're
gonna do a teaser bet, and I got one college
bet just for the help. Nice. All right, So you're
parlay for the week. We're going all money lines week
one point spreads, and I make my butthole at you
a little bit like sometimes I don't know, that's a
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lot of points or not enough points. Sure it's the
spreads or maybe too much day ay, maybe too much debth.
So here's what I like Week one of the NFL,
A three team money line parlay. All right, no points needed,
no points to worry about, just the teams need to win. Okay,
I like this. I love the Chiefs. I don't care
about Kelsey being out. I don't care about I'm with
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you on that. I mean it's a difference maker, clearly.
But they're the Chiefs defending champs. The Lions have been
good and scrappy for the past few years, but they
haven't gone over that hump yet. I don't think they're
beating a chief I heard Rob Carter on The Odd
Couple yesterday talking about how if the Lions don't win,
they're fool gayzy, they're fake, and I'm thinking to myself, no,
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they're playing the Chiefs. There's no shame in the Lions
if they lose this game. To Mahomes. Hello, as long
as I'm playing, I think we still got it. We're
still good. Mahomes me, I'm here, difference maker regardless. Listen,
I think the Lions story will be told on if
it's a blowout or if it's close. If they keep
the game closer, win different story. I think it's not
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a blowout, but I like That's why I like the Chiefs.
I don't like the six points. I don't like that
it's even down to four and a half. It's Week one,
you don't know. I like the Chief's money line. Just
need to win forty nine Ers at Pittsburgh two and
a half. You could bet it straight up. This is
a fun game, though, this is a must watch game. Yeah,
I'm just throwing it into the money line just to
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be like, all right, Niners win, because if they win
by two, I'll punch myself. So Niners money line starting
to scare me, though. I feel like the Steelers have
just gained so much hype in the past few weeks.
You know, you and everyone else. Yeah, I'm with you,
the savior all of a sudden, So I'm going Niners
money line, Chiefs money line, and Eagles money line they're
playing in New England. And if the Eagles are the
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premier team in the NFC and Jalen Hurts is looking
for another sick year, you don't think they could beat
in New England. So I like Chiefs, Niners, Eagles. I
would call it a three power team parlay where you
get you. I think three of the best teams in
the league just need to win, just need to win
Week one, and that one hundred dollars pays out three
twenty seven. My man may my man one hundred, Yeah,
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one hundred pays three twenty seven on a three team
money line parlay. Chiefs, Niners, Eagles, Eagles. Got that too
in the bag? Now is we don't know the identity
of the Patriots yet, we don't know anything about it.
We do know that the Eagles are gonna who um.
But I feel like there's there's a truth that these
power teams. I like they couple of them on the road.
Niners are on the road, Eagles are playing in New England.
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But I like those three teams to win. So that's
your money line parlay teaser bets. You get to play
with six points, right, a two team six point teaser.
I love but the Capitol l love. I love the
Raiders getting ten points. They're playing the Broncos in Denver.
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It's a division game. I think the Raiders could shred
up win this game. I'm not sold on Sean Payton
and Russell Wilson all of a sudden and having it together.
You know, Russell Wilson, the guy doesn't kiss babies anymore,
that weird story. You know, there's already some disconnect where
Peyton's like, hey, you stopped Sean Payton. Don't be you rush,
stop caring about your public image and all that nonsense
we're hearing about this week. I like the Raiders public figures.
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I like the Raiders just I'm not going to bet
them to win the game, but I sort of do
like them even winning. So getting ten and a teaser,
so I like the Raiders plus ten. And on Monday
Night football Jets and Bills, I like the Jets as
an underdog getting eight and a half. So Jets plus
eight and a half, Raiders plus ten, two teams that
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I think could win those games has over touchdown doggies.
So I'm going Raiders Jets two team parlay, two team teaser,
and then I have just for the hell of it.
For the smell of it. Saturday college football. Yeah, let's
go Coach Prime minus three Colorado Nebraska, Colorado by a
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field goal. You're going to watch, You're not going to
be invested. So I like Coach Prime because you want
them to go into that Oregon game three and zero
in a couple weeks from now. So I like Coach
Prime and Moneyline parlay a couple of good ones, so
they go all games. I'm just going to watch anyway.
But now the extra action, man, I'm like Action Jackson.
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Let's go as they call him as they call him anyway,
Thank you guys for hanging out now. Last night, while
I was sitting there anticipating all of Rich's betting advice,
I was also watching the highlights, and I saw Gean
Carlos Stanton Nedda's high ne as far Nedda's gone. Oh
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you said you were watching highlights. I thought you said
you were reading highlights. I thought you were doing hitting pictures.
I do that in the bathroom, Yeah, Coopis and Gallon.
I read highlights at home in my spare time and
at the doctor's office. But no, I was watching the highlights,
and you know, I saw it, but I was thinking
about man four hundred home runs, it's pretty amazing. That's
a lot. Mike Stanton John Carlos Stanton hit his four
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hundredth career home run. He went to the high school
down the block from you, Yeah, Notre Dame High School
here in Sherman Oaks, So pretty amazing. He's what thirty
three years old, and he hits him in bunches because
I feel like he's hurt all the times. But when
you think about the math, thirty three if he plays
to roughly forty because he's a strong guy, but he
is an injury prone he's got a good six to
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seven years where you're telling me he can't put together
four twenty something home run seasons. I think he can.
I think he can. I think he'll be He'll be
part of the five hundred home run club, which is amazing,
right and amazing feet as we're talking about rare feats
in sports, so it dawned on me. I'm like, four
hundred home runs, that's some rare company. You know how
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many people have hit four hundred home runs or more.
Mike Stanton became the fifty eighth big league player to
reach four hundred to four hundred milestone. That's that's pretty
remarkable because I feel like I thought the number would
be higher. Yes, Bryce Harper the other day hit number
three hundred, and I remember being shocked that there were
under two hundred people that have hit three hundred home runs.
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So I called up Rich. I'm like, yo, man, standing
four hundred bombs. I'm just like, did you see do
you hear about Altuve? Is he at al tuve to it?
Hitting three home runs in three innings? By the way,
that's insane. You know how rare that is? Rare? Their feats,
rare feasts, rare feats. I believe again, we have a
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little chart, little handy dandy chart that goes over some
of the rarest feats in sports, and if you look
at the bottom, I believe he became the four hundred
and eighty first just a little over four hundred and
eighty times. This has happened three home runs, but which
means every four hundred and ninety one games. That's how
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rare this is. But here here's the crazy part. If
he hit one more home run, there's a big difference.
Four hundred and eighty one people have hit three home
runs in a game. This is still in He had
three three innings, so he had six innings to hit
one more and if he had hit a fourth only
eighteen times in Major League baseball. Sometimes here's the thing.
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We're witnessing history in rare moments, and we sort of
take it forr because we glorify the past, right. We
glorify you know, a man Reggie Jackson did that, and
you know, hey, but al Touve just did that. I
understand different moments, different situations stockier, but you know what,
I think we also do. We glorify certain things that
we think are more impressive. And I'm not taking anything
away from the no hitter, but we make it seem
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like a no hitter. Now, a perfect game and a
no hitter different things, way different. A no hitter isn't
as rare as if if al Tuve would have hit
four home runs, that's so much more impressive than a
no hitter. It is, but we don't look at it
that way and look at it that way. And it
made me think about some of the things we may
have witnessed, either on television or in person. Dickey Doodle Davis,
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because didn't you see Gary Sheffield hit his five hundred.
I did, and he was he didn't give a Diddley
squad about it, really very at the game. He was
a met. It was later in his career, but I
was like, oh wow, Sheffield five hundred. It was a
cool moment. But again, one of only a few twenty
eight people. Twenty eight people over five hundred home runs,
and there's been over white twenty thousand people who have
played Major League baseball. What's that weird stat? You could
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fill a stadium and have empty seats with how many
people have played Big League baseball. There are twenty eight
current people in the five hundred home run club. And
you know what we do too, We're so pompous as
sports fans. Someone grateful. Jean Carlo sit sucks. You saw
he just hit his four hundred home run. He's one
of fifty eight people and now tuove three home runs
and three nings. That was just a random Tuesday. This
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was going on. So again, pull up that chart and
let's look over some of the other ones. We may
overlook because, like Rich said, certain feats and sports we
put on a pedestal. Yet look at the most rare
feet in sports. A no hitter is on par with
the cycle or three home runs. Yet we don't look
at it that. We look at a no hitter like,
oh my got a no hitter. See no hitter. If
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someone's pitching a no hitter, your friends are texting here, yo,
no hitter watch, or you're seeing it on social media,
someone's going for the cycle. It's not the same hype.
No one cares as much. It's just oh that was cool.
Not the same thing. But we got to look at
these things different. But no hitter is only slightly slightly
more rare than hitting for the cycle. And look at
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the rarest feet in sports. In baseball, that is two
grand slams in one inning. A guy happened. A guy
hit two grand slams in one inning, one time, one time,
and how many GameSpot? What does that say? What do
your readers for dig go come on two hundred and
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thirty five thousand, seven hundred and thirty six. Okay, you
know who that guy was, and no one cares. That's
the point. You know how rare this was. It happened
on April twenty third, and you're gonna be like, oh, yeah, now,
I remember at nineteen ninety nine, off of Chan Ho
Park and the Dodgers, Fernando tatiss On, the Cardinals hit
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two grannies, Grand salamis grand slams. But again, it puts
these feats in perspective, and we pose the question to you, guys,
you know what's the most impressive. What's the most impressive?
Is it the two grand slams now that you know
this little handy dandy fact or do you still look
at the perfect game and all the factors involved in
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a perfect game? Perfect game is rare and awesome, But
the two slams in one inning, people are saying won't
happen again. Why they're saying, it's just so rare, like
the fact that you would get up in that position,
like the odds they're saying, the odds of getting up
twice in an inning is already crazy because that means
you've batted around, and you bat around twice, but also
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found yourself in a position where the bases were juiced
two times. Not only were the bases juiced, you hit
two hole runs. So there's so many factors that some
people would never even get up twice in an inning
in their career. A bet there's probably players that have
played their whole life, and they're like, yeah, I've only
got up twice in the same in a couple of times.
And that's the bases juice twice and you hit him
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out twice. Well, since we'll never probably, according to Rich,
see this again, let's take a look back to nineteen
ninety nine nine letter knowing out to over the count.
That would be my guest. And I think that's what
Katis is looking for. Let's see how they am for it.
His kids playing now you feel old yet, I know right,
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and deliveries fast falling. It's a grand slam. Who we
see who part that one? Hawbut Dodger Stadium. I wonder
if any of our LA friends with eras little kids
to that again, if they were, they witnessed something that
was done one time. Yeah, amazing. And you let me
see that chart one more time. Always see if there's
any other because that anything else that stands out, that's remarkable.
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But that chart, it did make you realize the cycle
and a no hitter are not that different. It's more
rare for a perfect game to be lost on the
last hitter. The twenty seventh batter has broken up a
perfect game only thirteen times. That's only twenty strikeouts in
nine innings too. You don't see that. Last you heard
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about that Clemens days, Harry Wood, I think right May. Yeah,
Marry would twenty strikeouts in nine innings. Pitcher won't even
go ninings after time, let alone twenty strikeouts. The saponth
five times. If you're listening about watching, the second most
rare thing in baseball happened three times. Ever, and again,
this is not based on one person in almost eighty
thousand games. It shows that the team just had a
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sick inning like something you've never heard of. Three times
someone has had three hits in one inning. That means
twenty something batters would have to get up like it,
depending on where you got up in the order. That's
I did that literally that count. That means at least
at least nineteen twenty guys got up of that. In
nineteen eighty nine, it was the Cardinals versus the Dodgers
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twenty four to seven. I got three hits in one inning,
and I hit twenty seven home runs in my little
league career. That's a rare feat in sports. Even Aaron
Judge can't say that. Actually, the rarest feet in sports. Yeah,
Lebron James. That's true. You ever see that guy's feet
rarest feet? Have you seen Lebron James b a t
We call him Bat's busted ass toes? Those are some
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rare feats and sports right there. But I think I
could one up you rare feats. Maybe not in sports,
though rare feats. Those are some rare feats. I don't
even know what that toe's all about right there, like
he was left out of the party. That the guy
that toe's the one he's paying the check? Is Lebron's
peaky toe just wrestling his ring toe? Like they just
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know what's going on there? Man? But uh, sorry to subjective.
If you're not watching again, you got to google Lebron's feet.
It's his big toe hiding under his something something I
have a horror movie. Yeah, rare feats and sports for sure. Uh,
And it does make me think, Yeah, would you lose
that foot if it meant to another Lakers championships? So
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you want to do something like that because you like
putting people in weird positions. So you you like you're
weird hazing kind of guy. Weird weird hazing type of guy.
Weirds that would never subject my guy, Danny G would
you do something like that? Would you lick Lebron's? Oh wait,
if it meant the Yankees won twenty games in a
row and went to the playoffs and hit won the
World Series? You say you mean the Yankeets Yankee youts
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start breaking Recordok? At that foot? Yeah? Do it? He's serious? Yeah,
No way, no, because I got pride. Dude? Is that outdated?
You wouldn't lick that foot? No way, you know that?
Look at that? Would you look a So you're telling
me you looked at foot for what? But for for what?
If I said the forty nine ers, yes they got
the Super Bowl this year, not not got there, won it,
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won it? Yes, of course you're licking his foot. I'd
suck on the toast. Oh again, you make the call.
Suck on all right? Speaking of rare feats and sports,
would you suck Lebron James that little weird toe right there? Yeah,
sucking on it? If it meant your team won the
championship or Super Bowl this year? Yes, let us know.
At Kevino and Ring, you told me if you told
me that in February, I'd be there at the Super
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Ball looking down on the field to brock Purty and
Nick Bosa and Kittle and Deebo all celebrating. I'd be like,
Lebron yoh man, you're a wild guy, and you're a
wild guy. What do you want to tell you wild guy?
Hold on, I can only one up you with one thing.
It's not sports related, but I have to tell the story.
Since you were up, Lebron jays you sure? Rich and
I were interviewing legend name drop you ready for it?
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We're interviewing You're up Steven Tyler and of Arrowsmith. I
think you know who he is. And he's on our
show and he's wearing like mandols, which, by the way,
is a no. No. You're in public wearing sandals like that.
You are out to wear shitty sandals if you're a
rock star, no, and especially if you got feet like this.
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We're trying to interview Stephen Tyler and Rich is just
staring at his feet the whole time. It was the
most awkward interview we've ever done. Look at those bad boys,
I mean, how long can you stare at those We're
not wanting to vomit? Look how crooked they are. Finalts
World series, Yes, Mets World series. Yes, if you would
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lick those bad boys, if the Mets won the World Series,
I would put mustard on them and catch them. All Right,
what says you guys? Let us know. We'll let's chop
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and until tomorrow. A Rivederci baby, see you come by.
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