Full Show: November 19, 2025

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hey, have you guys been to an ACE hardware recently?

Speaker 2 (00:12):
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Speaker 1 (00:47):
Talking on the radio. It's time to do this falls again.
All we go, Katie, Terristine and skin all o. Momy
have you been to an ACE Hardware story lately? As
I was delivering it, I had bubble voice and it

(01:09):
sounded like was it Roy?

Speaker 5 (01:11):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (01:12):
And He's like, I appreciate you right. It was exactly
that you were amusing yourself with the question you're positive
into a room full of people. I knew that it
was gonna come back and be a clip that I
would hear later. I sincerely wanted to know because I
do like ACE Hardware. For some weird reasons, I don't
know why I like it. Hey, have you guys been

(01:33):
to an Ace Hardware recently? I appreciate you guys, I'll
would it have been if you had been speaking on
Elliott's hardware? I mean, and I do like those two.
They're great. And there's a tease coming up today for
the three thirty four segment of the Hollywood Shuffle, and
it's something that I know will come back and have

(01:54):
been teased montage that I'll hear on my birthday next year.
But it's like coming up at three thirty four, murders
and amusement parks, not in the great It is good.
I'm listening to it right now. I am too, all right,
there's so much to get into. There's so much drama

(02:15):
in the LBC. If you think about CD Lamb reportedly
throwing up at a casino at seven thirty am on
a game day, what that's reportedly and that may be real,
it may not be really, I don't know. And I
know that he and George Pickens had to sit out
the first series. From what I understand, ced Lamb was
throwing up and Pickens was holding his hair back so

(02:36):
he didn't get it right right, just like a good
Wing gal Man. Yeah, And as if that wasn't enough drama,
the MAVs inferno just continues to burn so brightly. Tim McMahon,
who is a human flamethrower, had an article that came
out today on ESPN just breaking down the dysfunction and

(02:57):
the turmoil and the drama between Mark Cuban and Nico
Harrison and just the power struggle that's been going on
and what's been happening there for such a long time.
I mean that, and it so we could do a
whole show on that. Yeah, absolutely, And there's so many
layers to it and so much juice and then more
stuff comes out. And the other thing about it is,

(03:20):
you know, it's it's kind of reporting on how it
got to where it got to. There's still so many
issues moving forward that they have to figure out. Like
I've had a lot of basketball conversations with people that
I think really no hoops and we're just sitting there
talking about it and it's like they're not even in
a position to make decisions right now, and they're critical decisions.

(03:41):
So the mav drama is going to continue for a while. Yeah,
And that's not even the only MAVs drama. There's also
a report that from ESPN that Kyrie, although physically may
be ready to return this year, may sit out the
entire season for quote unquote other reasons. I'm like, what
is happening? First, I'm hearing of this man. Meanwhile you're

(04:04):
hearing that Yep, MAVs are hardcore exploring trade rumors with
Anthony Davis. He doesn't He's a fifty five million dollar
player that doesn't have any value right now because he
doesn't play, And how does he get value if he
has to come play to restore his value? And then
if he plays, they're not going to have a good

(04:25):
draft pick because they're going to keep winning and it's
gonna be really hard to trade him in the middle
of the season anyways. And then who is the person
that's in charge of trading him. There's no gm there's
two guys sharing a temporary holding spot. You've got to
read the McMahon article to really underscore in your brain
everything Ben's talking about right now. Because this idea of

(04:46):
like so and so has a seat at the table,
that's great. What about making actual basketball decisions? I mean,
and that's what this is. It's you know, trading Anthony
Davis is not just a basketball decision. And when I
say trading, I mean trading or keeping. Like, plotting your
path forward with Anthony Davis is not a basketball decision.

(05:09):
It's every decision. It's everything that's happening with your team
right now. There is nothing more important than whatever whoever
is in charge decides what they want to do with
Anthony Davis moving forward. Because if whoever is in charge now,
and it's matt Riccardi and Michael Finley, if they decide
to do something that the ultimate next GM doesn't want

(05:31):
to do, that sets you back another three years. Dude, Dude,
I was watching Bobby Marks was on somewhere yesterday. He
was on DS. He is on DS. Shout out to
our friends at DLLs, and he was talking about the
second apron and the repeater tax and that the Mavericks,
if they stay this course, are going to pay one
hundred and fifty million dollars just for their existing payroll
next year in fines. Yeah, And that's why you know,

(05:54):
if you do get a chance to watch that, this
is why I'm telling you it's so difficult to trade
Anthony Davis in season. And it's not just the Mavericks.
It's the teams that you're trading them too, all the
teams that would win an Anthony Davis because they have
a chance to win a championship, They're dealing with all
the same apron stuff. And think about this, that's what

(06:15):
makes the whole Lakers thing even worse. The Lakers were
in the same situation, except he was even playing. He
was hurt when they traded him, not surprisingly, but the
Lakers are in the same conundrum like, oh my god,
look he's paid so much and we can't we have
to wait to the off season to trade him. Oh what,
you'll give us the MVP of the league for him,
twenty six year old best player on Earth?

Speaker 3 (06:36):
Sure?

Speaker 1 (06:36):
Why not? Yeah, we'll throw in Christy. Hey, they got
a first round picking right, that's right. Anyways, that's of
all these things that are percolating, that's not even number
one for me in my personal world. So I was
scheduled to go get an MRI. I hurt my knee
playing basketball a few weeks ago. Getting an MRI scheduled
is one of the hardest things I've ever explored ever. Really,

(06:58):
I don't understand what I have insurance. I can't get
it scheduled, and so I'd love to do a segment
on we on my insurance situation. It was unbelievable. Finally
reached out to the imaging place. They're like, yeah, it's
the problem is not with your insurance company, it's on
our end. I'm like, I don't understand. Yeah, and so
they're like, and so apparently it's a known thing how
hard it is get an MRI scheduled and get it

(07:19):
paid and covered from your insurance that most people just
pay cash. So my daughter then hurt her back, so
we needed to get her an MRI. So we dealt
with it like for forty eight straight hours. Finally we're like,
all right, I have insurance. I guess it's not gonna work.
We'll just pay for an MRI. What is this? Here's
what you should do, because I just went through this
on something else. Give them your insurance and say run

(07:42):
it through the insurance and when the insurance rejects it's
spend the next eight months debating them on what you
don't want to do that I just did it. That's
a waste of your life. No, no, no, I just
did it. I got eight hundred dollars down to two hundred.
That is not worth six hundred. How much time would
you invest to save six hundred dollars? I won for
it all in general? Yeah, so what you did this

(08:04):
is the.

Speaker 3 (08:04):
D m V.

Speaker 1 (08:05):
You need to find a place in your network that
is not in the city. You get to a small town.
Oh like the d m V. I see small town turner.

Speaker 3 (08:15):
Here we go.

Speaker 6 (08:16):
You're just a small town. You can get an MRI
anytime you want it. Hell, they don't even use the
machine that often.

Speaker 1 (08:21):
Here.

Speaker 6 (08:22):
It's an endless line to get into their MRI machine.
You can go get it anytime. They'll work with you.
They're more courteous out there. They like doing business talking
to people. You have a great time doing that. I
take a drive at the witch Tel falls Man.

Speaker 1 (08:34):
I predict by the end of next year you'll be
able to get an MRI quick trip buck. He say,
you got a haircut? Looks good, dude. Two weeks ago, yesterday,
one today? You know what? It finally grew out proper,
heyting for Halloween. Really haven't that haircut since then? I
don't know what I got is that was pretty good, Kevin.

(08:55):
Small town job, small town turn Oh, my god, you
need an RI in your brain. Where are you gonna
take us in Things Skin is Tracking. I have a
very important basketball story that very much impacts Ben Rogers.
All right, that's three minutes away. Don't miss it. Been
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Speaker 3 (09:38):
Track, another edition of Things Sin Is Tracking.

Speaker 1 (09:43):
Thank you America.

Speaker 3 (09:45):
Ben.

Speaker 1 (09:45):
You were just talking about your MRI. Have you played
basketball since you hurt your knee?

Speaker 3 (09:51):
No?

Speaker 1 (09:51):
And what's I don't know of how bad my knee
injury is?

Speaker 2 (09:56):
Right?

Speaker 1 (09:57):
I tweaked it and every once a while it'll buckle,
and so I'm talking to my doctor and he's like, yeah,
you need an MRI. I was like it hadn't buckled
in a while. I think I can play this weekend.
I think it healed itself. And so what's funny is
I just went out in the hallway and I was
to throw away that trash I had. I'd eaten some salmon.
I didn't want you guys to have to smell it,
so I was going to throw it all away. And

(10:17):
as I cut around the corner, I could hear a lady.
It didn't being a lead. I didn't know it was
a lady, but I heard somebody want this. I heard
somebody walking pretty quickly, and I actually cut on my
knee on the carpet without thinking. I kind of cut
and like got out of the way. I went way
too fast for no reason. Yeah, but I just cause
we were gonna we were both walking quickly and we're
gonna run into each other. Huh. And it didn't hurt. Okay,

(10:38):
So it's I think good that the MRI company screwed
me over and won't let me get an MRI. Okay,
you should definitely get out on the basketball court. I
had breakfast this morning with my sister and my recently
turning eighty four year old dad. My dad, you know,
played basketball in college and coach and you know, played
on into his fifties. And I think the last time,

(11:01):
one of the very last times he might have played,
was actually with me and you.

Speaker 2 (11:04):
Ben.

Speaker 1 (11:04):
Remember when we played with my dad and that guy
Leonard Kritcher that was doing all that drop step. You
were covering him and he was working you over in
the post. You remember this, No, well, like when Brady
Tinker worked me over. Well, No, this guy would have
been my dad. So at this point, my dad and
his buddy would have been in their late fifties and
me and Ben would have been in our late twenties,
and these old men were beating us. But we're sitting there,

(11:27):
we're having breakfast with my dad, and he's like, you know,
I go to the y three days a week and
I do the recumbent bike. And I'm sitting there all
by myself, and I look in the mirror and I
see an empty gym in a rack of basketballs, and
I'm thinking.

Speaker 3 (11:42):
Just going around.

Speaker 1 (11:43):
I think I'm gonna go shoot some basketba let's go.
He hadn't done it in thirty something years. Okay, pil
riding a bike said he went out there and he goes.
You know, I think, all right, I should go close
to the basket. You know, I shouldn't. I shouldn't start
with a free throw. Need to get closed. He goes,
and I'm doing my form and everything, and man, that
ball's going nowhere near where I'm trying to get it

(12:03):
to go. And he's eighty he's eighty four, eighty four.
He's like, man, what the hell's going on? He goes,
So I did it again, not terrible result. I'm like,
what is happening here? And so I just keep shooting
and keep shooting. I think I could cover him now
and that He's like, the ball is oh no, It's like,
I don't know what's happening here, and I'm medicine ball.
I'm upset about it. He goes. I go home and

(12:26):
I'm sitting there thinking about it, and I'm like, oh, yeah,
I've had three rotator cuff surgery, so when I lift
my arms above my head, I can't control my arms
are doing anymore. And I didn't remember it at the time,
and I'm sitting there and I'm going, Dad, what the
hell are you doing? Like why are you out there
trying to And it's that whole thing where you know,

(12:46):
you get older and your body starts changing, but man,
your mind is the same. You still think you can
do all those things. And I was like, I go,
when is the last time that you played basketball? He goes,
probably early fifties? And I was like, I don't know, dad,
because me and Ben played basketball with you. We would
have been you're thirty years older. I think that was

(13:08):
late fifties or mid fifties. Do you not remember you
and Leonard Kritcher working me and Ben over at some
church over there in Dallas. He's like, you know, I
do remember that, come to think of it. But I'm
sitting here going, why in the hell after thirty years
did you decide you should wander out there and just
start shooting shooting the ball? I respect it, Yeah, I

(13:30):
just looked like fun?

Speaker 4 (13:30):
Why not?

Speaker 1 (13:31):
But Danny remembered, oh, I can't have fun doing this
because he goes, guess what happened? I was like, what
you couldn't see and you didn't know where you were aiming? Goes, No,
it's the three rotator cup surgeries. I forgot. I can't
control my arms when I lift him above my head.
I was like a bad surgeon. Dude, this guy, he's
had over twenty surgeries. His right foot is because he

(13:54):
played basketball in Chuck Taylor's. His right foot is completely rebuilt.
So if you'll get the X ray of it, you
see all the screws and all the oh, replace the knees,
replace the hips. And I'm like, he just wants to
be able to still play golf, all right, But you
remember I stopped playing basketball because I was like, I
can't compete anymore. Younger guys are destroying me and I'm

(14:16):
scared of an achilles, and that'll ruin my golf game.
And so I'm like, why are you risking it at
eighty four? What the hell got into you? So beautiful
it it's the only exercise I've ever liked. Yeah, I
don't even know I'm exercise it, and I am going
to play all the way until an achilles or a
knee Blowoutton there's a guy I had one. I got

(14:37):
rid of it. All I was doing was hanging clothes
on it. It's a great cloth. It's not fun. No
one's guarding me on the peloton, And so, yeah, I
don't ever want to stop playing. In fact, I hope
I die on a basketball court. I hope you guys
end up playing this. Go remember that time it played
at my funeral? Yeah, Ben said he wanted to die
on a basketball court. I mean it'd ben inconvenience to
everyone I'm playing with. You'll have to roll me out

(14:58):
of the way and finish. But it reminds me of
the time we played with one of our friends and
he twisted his ankle. We ran off to go see,
uh was that a rabbit down by the creek, and
then came back and oh, yeah, we got to deal
with this guy laying on the court. Man, when you
die at fifty six, we will replay this. Ben dies
on a basketball Shout out to Jerry Wade, Happy birthday

(15:20):
and you get those shots up. We'll keep supporting you.
Mixer in town. They're playing the Mavericks. Now, are you
on that broadcast tonight? No national game on ESPN. I'm
hanging with you tonight. Okay, that's right, we're hanging out.
What am I thinking? Yeah, we're having a great time tonight.
God love you, God love you. Yeah, up, Skin stand
up on the broad can I'm erect yeah my back

(15:40):
yeah erect, Yeah you know, yeah, I'm fully erected. Guys,
my back is straight. You need a pillow for back?

Speaker 3 (15:48):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (15:49):
For my ball? You guys ever sleep with a pillow
between your legs? Coming up next Christina's cookie jar. Why
you should never mess with Sharon Osborne. That's coming up momentarily,
but right now it's time for this news. God every.

Speaker 3 (16:07):
Stay on the top in the shovel.

Speaker 4 (16:14):
Right.

Speaker 1 (16:14):
Get two stories.

Speaker 6 (16:15):
One involves big time comedian Nate Bargatzi, who has a
lot of money now right, I mean he came to town.
Menu went and saw him two nights at the AAC
and he's like, you know what sold all these out,
Let's do a three pm show as well.

Speaker 1 (16:30):
Let me just say this right quick. When we sat
down for breakfast with my dad, he goes, you guys
know that that new comedian and I go Nate Bargatzi
because I figured he was. She figured he was the
only one my dad had heard of. And that's exactly
who my dad was thinking. He's he's funny, so funny
he is. That's a good comedian for everyone. Yeah he is.

Speaker 6 (16:49):
You know everyone can laugh at that. So Dad's absolutely
loved Bargozzi though for sure, well he uh has a
whole company he called Nateland. He's podcast on there, been
doing that for years and had that company before. You know,
he really blew up. I mean he's been doing he
has been a grinding on tour for years. Well, he

(17:13):
now wants to make an amusement park in Nashville where
he lives. Kevin dying to do this from Dolly World.
And they're actually now making plans because now he has
the money to do this. The plan is for it
to be more than one hundred acres, a bunch of rides,
retail dining, a huge hotel. And they think it's going

(17:33):
to get completed by the first quarter of twenty twenty six.
Wow's gonna start going and he's gonna have people investing
in it.

Speaker 1 (17:40):
I have a question. This is gonna be huge. This
is Dolly World, I know, but here here's my problem
with this. But I mean, I want Nate Bergatzi get
everything his heart desires. Are we not getting over resorted?
I mean, where is all the money for consumers to
constantly go to resorts? You guys know, they're putting a
resort at the end of my street like they're putting

(18:01):
They're putting a resort at Stacey in one twenty one. Okay, yes,
I feel like the economy is totally torched right now
and people don't have the disposable income to come do this.
But adventures and things like that for families are more
experiential these days. So if you do have the money
to spend and you are going to do it, it

(18:23):
does make sense for it all to be in one place, right,
like not a giant resort hotel, but a small boutique
resort hotel and maybe see some comedy, maybe going some
rides with the family or whatever. I just, I just
I don't think the world can support this this many resorts,
and it's such a massive development and take so much

(18:44):
time and money to do. Like when we're growing up,
if you knew a family that was able to take
their kids to Disney World, it was amazing and they'd
get to do it like once every four years or something.
There's resorts where people expect you to go to resorts
three or four times a year everywhere.

Speaker 6 (19:01):
Dude, maybe these places are way cheaper than going to
Disney World too. Also, and I didn't think this until
you said it. Maybe we are saying the word resort
too much. I mean, if he's just trying to make
an amusement park and it's a nice areas around it.

Speaker 1 (19:18):
Is it technically a resort? Because I still think of
resort as luxury. It's Texas Live a resort. No, to me,
it's not, but it's probably the definition of it is. Okay,
every sports franchise in every city wants that. So if
there's four, and if you have a soccer team, there's five,
So there's gonna be five resort destinations in every city

(19:38):
associated with the team before you get all these other things.

Speaker 3 (19:42):
Well, for.

Speaker 1 (19:44):
The Rangers and Cowboys, but especially the Rangers, I guess it.
Cowboys is right, It makes sense to me for there
to be a resort.

Speaker 4 (19:54):
Now.

Speaker 1 (19:54):
The Cowboys have it at the Star as well, right,
if that's what the definition is. But for me, going
from Salina to Arlington is such a beating. I want
a room. Yeah, I stay out there to go have
that experience. And so I don't know, but I definitely
hear what you're saying. Maybe we are over resorted, But
I would guess Nate Bargatzi, being the type of guy
he is, is to your point. Kt he's looking at

(20:15):
Disney World Disneyland. How families can afford it, right, And
he's like, let's figure out a way to make fun affordable.
And he seems like that kind of a guy. Let
me ask you. I know, we got to cook, but
considered Friday night staying at a hotel in Dallas just
because I want to go to some shows down there.
The Virgin Hotel on thirty five. Oh man, that place
is nice. It's nice. You know what it costs for

(20:36):
one night? Three wow, one night just to go to
a hotel in the city I live in. We'll just
uber home and we'll get there. And I think uber's expensive.
We'll try to staying in a hotel, right, Sary, I will. Yeah,
I'm gonna stay with they for the sake of it. Resort.
The definition of a resort is on Urban Dictionary. It's

(20:57):
the last option.

Speaker 6 (21:00):
But in real life, a place that is popular is
a popular destination for vacations to recreation, or which is
frequented for a particular purpose.

Speaker 1 (21:08):
So yes, it is Texas as a resort. Yeah, all right,
all right, there you have it, Christina. In three minutes,
we're gonna pop open a cookie jar where you're gonna
take us.

Speaker 5 (21:18):
You do not want the wrath of one Sharon Osborne
and I approove.

Speaker 3 (21:22):
Next raise your heads, it's for Christina's Cooky jar.

Speaker 5 (21:52):
So back in June of this year, I remember seeing
the headline that some early Black Sabbath demos we're going
to be released. These are so early they weren't even
known as Black Sabbath at the time. They were actually
called Earth Hell. Yeah, and this was being done by
their former manager Jim Simpson. Again, this was back in June.
I totally forgot about it, but I remember being excited, like, man,

(22:15):
who wouldn't want to hear early demos from some iconic
band like Black Sabbath.

Speaker 1 (22:19):
Yeah.

Speaker 5 (22:20):
Again, totally forgot about it until over the weekend I
saw an Instagram post by one Sharon Osborne. Now I'm
going to get back to that real quick, because I
want to go back to early last week. The Osborne's
released a podcast episode. It's the first episode they've done
in almost a year where they get into a lot
They've been through a lot this past year, obviously, and

(22:41):
she also gets into these demo tapes and she lets
all of the Black Sabbath fans that are listening, she
lets them know like, hey, this is not supported by
any of the band members. You know, kind of had
a fallen out with Jim Simpson over these. Just want
you guys to know that these are not supported by
the guys. Do not listen to it, don't buy it?

Speaker 1 (23:01):
Whatever? Does that ever work?

Speaker 5 (23:03):
Okay? So after that podcast, Jim Simpson does a press
release and he says, man, it's a shame that Sharon
decided to go on attack instead of just sitting down
with me and talking about this and making inaccurate and
potentially defamatory comments. So let's go back to Sharon's Instagram

(23:24):
post over the weekend. Uh oh, this is in response
to his little press release, and she has multiple emails
that are dated all the way back to September of
last year of him. Okay, so he did initially reach
out to Tony Iomi. It's addressed to Tony again. These
are emails with named dates everything, and he says, hey, hey, Tony,

(23:46):
I got an idea for some early demos I want
to release. This is the track listing, blah blah blah.
And Sharon actually responds to that. She says, hey, just
addressing this, and first she's calm about it. She says
the band is not aware of any of these demo tapes.
We would like to listen to them first. And also,
I don't think you have ownership.

Speaker 1 (24:05):
Of these tapes.

Speaker 5 (24:07):
Please let us know if you do, but we don't
see paperwork that you actually own these whatsoever. No response
because she's got another email again on this Instagram post.
It's amazing, Hey, just following up, still having her back
from you, just you know, want to reiterize that we
do not support this and we don't think that you
actually can do this. Just you know, keep us updated,

(24:29):
let us know. Still nothing, and then she does another
one where she basically just lays down the law like, hey,
we've got lawyers. If you do release these tapes, we
will come after you, just letting you know. And still
no response. So basically him saying, Oh, I really wish
she would just sit down instead of goal on the podcast,
lasting like you, I tried multiple times to ask you

(24:51):
to talk about this, and then you're gonna, you know,
play like the bad guy here or play like the
innocent guy here. So it does sound like he he's
just trying to make a profit off the band, like
she even went into like he paid for that first
session and he just like kept all the profits. He
didn't give them any of the profits for that, So
it looks like just that's an awful thing to do,

(25:14):
especially like he was trying to profit because if you remember,
the Black Sabbath reunion was in July, which is when
these initial tapes were supposed to be released, So he
is just trying to make money off of them getting
back together and all this crap. So he's the bad guy.

Speaker 1 (25:29):
Do you know when he was the manager? Like, do
you know when he was stopped being the manager of
Black Sabbath, Because at some point she took over as
managing Ozzy, Like, wasn't her dad the one who was
managing Ozzy or something like that. That's okay, don't do
you remember all this? I think that she was like
the daughter when Ozzy left the band. I believe she

(25:53):
was the daughter of the guy who was kind of
overseeing Ozzie's career. But I may have all those details
mixed up.

Speaker 5 (25:58):
I'm not sure.

Speaker 1 (25:59):
She was a big advocate for Ozzie before they were married.
She was the one that was dragging him out of
the drug den he was in, yeah, getting his life
back together, and I was trying to remember how all
that fit.

Speaker 6 (26:11):
It was under her father's organization. Okay, she was the
manager of Ozzy Osbourne the solo act. Yeah, he was
the manager for one. So you're saying that we released
the Jim Simpson files, Yeah.

Speaker 5 (26:23):
We did. We just released the Jim sip Well, actually,
Sharon did. I just thought it was awesome that she
still has the back of all the guys and she's
been dealing with this crap on top of everything else. Like,
dude's a beast. Yeah, she's She's amazing.

Speaker 1 (26:37):
Did you know? So Jim is his middle name. His
first name is Orenthal, which is so weird. Oh okay,
is that right? Yeah, he is an o J. Simpson.
It is so strange. Man, rare, Thank you, Christina. Fantastic
work as always. Coming up next, man. Tim McMahon is
the straw that stirs the drink. He's the human flamethrower.

(26:58):
He has written a big piece on ESPN about the
power struggle going on within the Mavericks. It was goes
back to when Nico was here not long ago, and
it really goes into the future as well. We'll talk
about that next right here. On ninety seven one, the
Eagle f one, marry one, kill one Fleetwood Mac, AC DC,

(27:19):
Bone Thugs and Harmony or Deaf Leopard. So there's four,
but there's four choice. There's one person that's just gonna
be out the cole just death. Leffart can go ahead
and just go away. I can't believe you're going after
a paraplegic like that, loud and lubin. It is pretty
impressive that he was able to do that. Yeah, yeah,
or does it just call in the question his drumming

(27:41):
in the first place. Okay, so you're leaving def Leopard out.
So with Fleetwood, Mac, AC, DC, and bone Thugs, who
are you marrying killing? I would marry Fleetwood Mac because
Stevie Nixon her heyday, Ah god, what a wonderful woman.
I don't think you can marry Fleetwood Mac because they'll
cheat on you. Ah yeah, but dude, you're gonna be

(28:02):
doing so much cocaine sex with them, all of them. Yeah, Christina,
which one of those do you marry?

Speaker 5 (28:09):
I think Fleetwood as well? And then you f a CDC.

Speaker 1 (28:12):
Yeah yeah, absolutely, Angus.

Speaker 3 (28:14):
I mean he's the best.

Speaker 1 (28:15):
Yeah, she's right, here's the goat. She's the best ever.

Speaker 4 (28:18):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (28:18):
Anyways, if you have thoughts on that text us right
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which one would you kill? And so forth.

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the Cowboys. Wild CD lamb rumors out there. But right
now it's staff for this.

Speaker 3 (29:00):
Now it's cool around the sports KT tweets as all
the sports.

Speaker 1 (29:08):
Yes, let's skin tick, you know, Kevin, I was just
during our commercial break there, I was looking at social
media and everything that I saw was cut up clips
and pictures and quotes from Tim McMahon's explosive article this
morning on ESPN about the power struggle that ensued with

(29:34):
all pertinent parties once Patrick Dumont took over control of
the Dallas Mavericks. Now we know the end of this, well,
we don't know the end of the story. We know
the end of last week. End of that version of
the story resulted in the general manager, Nico Harrison, being
relieved of his duties, and there's a lot of stuff
that led up to that. According to McMahon's reporting, though

(29:57):
he got into all the details of the political maneuvering
and shenanigans that took place with According to Tim's reporting,
Nico Harrison, Mark Cuban, Luka Doncic's people, the former consultant
Dennis Lindsay who is now at the Detroit Pistons who

(30:18):
is rumored to possibly be coming back, Jason Kidd's involvement
with this, the current interim gms Michael Finley and Matt McCarty,
who were the assistant gems in place under Nico Harrison.
Keep in mind, Michael Finley had that role before Nico
got here as well, like Michael Finley's been with the
team in that role since I believe twenty seventeen, he's

(30:40):
been there a while. But it lays out really if
you believe Tim's version of the story, which you know
me and Ben have said this Manytimes. Tim is an
instigator and a catalyst for juicy chaos, and some Tim's
not their cup of tea. Ben and I worked with
Tim for a while, and I just I never doubt

(31:03):
the validity of his reporting because I know the great
links he goes to and the people that he talks to.
He's really good at this. Yeah, I think he's damn good.

Speaker 3 (31:12):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (31:12):
And if he's saying it, I believe it. Yeah, he's
say it with Stein. Yeah, extreme credibility. But McMahon's arguably
my favorite person in all of local media. And he's
not even local, he's national too now. But because he's fearless,
like he he will look down the eye of you know,
the Rick Carlisle cannon and just bring it right back

(31:33):
at him. And yeah, dude, that's why I wish he
was covering the Cowboys, because I think it's the juicier
squeeze in the NBA. Yeah, and he was fearless dealing
with the Jones or anything. He's just got giant coconuts.
I love the dude and almost got in a fistfight
with him in Miami on a basketball court. That would
not have gone well for you because he's a pit bull.
It wouldn't have gone well for me, and it was
all my fault. I just playing soft. He just plays tough.

(31:53):
I love him, dude. I think he's great. And while
we're throwing out flowers, man, Tim Cato has turned himself
into a monster of a reporter, Is that right? Yeah?
For a guy that started at MAV's Moneyball or wherever
he started, he's I mean, he's very well connected and
he does an amazing job. So we're lucky that we
got three elite NBA reporters in this city that all

(32:14):
have great math ties and Mark Stein, Tim McMahon and
Tim Cato. But to put this in a you know,
a nutshell, the idea is that when Cuban bought the team,
this again is according to Mark, to Tim McMahon's report,
when Mark Cuban sold the team to Patrick Dumont and
retained twenty seven percent ownership. And I was there that day.

(32:37):
I remember standing there when Mark was telling all of us, Dude,
everything's the same. I'm in charge of basketball in very
short order that did that was taken away from him.
Patrick Dumont stopped consulting with Mark Cuban. Nico Harrison, according
to Tim McMahon's reporting, who was tired of reporting to

(32:57):
Mark Cuban and felt like Mark Cuban was hindering him,
went straight to Patrick Dumont and said, I run basketball operations.
I'm a corporate guy. I don't need to Let's have
the corporate structure like Nike. I'll report directly to you.
We don't need to involve Mark Cuban in this. And
according to McMahon's reporting, he convinced Patrick Dumont, because of

(33:18):
the trades that he had made to put the Mavericks
in the finals, that if he told something to Patrick,
it didn't need to be told to anybody else. And
he convinced Patrick Dumont, we can't tell anybody that I'm
trading Luka Doncic because it'll blow up the deal. Now,
let me just say whether he said that or not,

(33:38):
that's accurate. And I've talked about this on our show
many times. You know, we can talk about the deal
and what it was now people feel about it. But
the fact of the matter is if Nico wanted to
trade Luca the second Luca's agent found out. The trade's
over the second anyone found out, besides the owner, who
had only been here for three minutes and couldn't pick
a basketball out of a Dick Sporting goods line, right, Like,

(34:00):
he didn't know the difference between basketball or cricket or
you know. Yeah, he bought the Mavericks as a part
of a getting legalized gambling in Texas and gambling legalized
and to build a casino resort. He didn't know anything
about basketball. So Nico convinced him that he's the genius
that made this all happen. By the way, don't tell
anybody what we're talking about, or it'll because anyway, if
you would ask anyone in the world, they would have said,

(34:21):
oh hell no, yeah. And he he convinced the owner,
we can't let the agent find out. And that's why
I like, for example, Michael Finley didn't know about the
deal until afterwards. Right, he's an assistant gym. But the
story gets even juice here. Let's carry it over coming
up next the ramifications and the fallout of Tim McMahon's
ESPN article right here on ninety seven point one the

(34:42):
equal Hey tickets. But we're talking about this explosive ESPN
article by Tim McMahon about the power struggle and the
Mavericks that led to Nico Harrison being removed of his
duties and Mark Cuban asserting more power after Nico had
gone to Patrick Dumont, according to this article and made
sure that Cuban didn't have any path anymore. And so
now the tide is turned back the other way. Cuban

(35:04):
is being consulted more by Patrick Dumont, and a lot
of the talk is that Dennis Lindsay, who is here,
he's currently in the Detroit Pistons organization, might be taking
over his GM. Apparently Cuban is throwing his support behind that.
A lot of people are reporting that. But the other
interesting part of all this, ben is that Jason Kidd
has a very powerful voice in the room right now

(35:28):
because he has a contract extension. He coached the hell
out of that team last year, and Jason Kidd is
in the past had designs on front office stuff, whether
it's Brooklyn or Milwaukee. So who knows how that plays out.
Maybe Jason Kidd becomes a front office guy and we'll
see how all that plays out. And don't also forget
you know, dirt Davichki will be more involved in the

(35:49):
organization moving forward. That is definitely happening. Whatever that defined
Tim's article doesn't get into this, but we all feel
very confident that that is going to happen. Not sure
the definition in terms of that, but Dirk will be
back in the fold now that Nico is no longer
in control. Thank god. That's an embarrassing thing for Nico
as well. Like I don't know the details on it,

(36:09):
but I know that if Dirk wanted to be a
part of the front office and it didn't materialize on
Nico's watch, I'm ready for that article. I want to
hear from mcmannon is what exactly happened there, And I
guarantee you he'll have it at some point. But I
think anybody over there who was in support of the
Luca trade should be gone. They should be fired, they
should not be allowed to work in the organization. I
know Nico is you know, maybe Nico just told Patrick

(36:33):
Dumont and that's it. But anybody who afterwards was waving
a pom pom or giving a high five, or you know,
going around going fortune favors the bold, they should be gone.
I don't want anybody like you're not qualified to work
in basketball if you think that was a good decision.
So I don't want anybody over there from that. I
don't know where Jay Kid is with all that, because
I know people very close to this that still aren't

(36:54):
sure if he wanted it or didn't want it at
you know, I don't know. I don't know where he
stands on that. So it is interesting.

Speaker 2 (37:00):
Man.

Speaker 1 (37:00):
The power struggle continues and everybody is now jostling for
position and trying to get it. Meanwhile, there's massively urgent
moves that have to be made and decisions that have
to be made right now. It's fascinating that this soap opera,
it continues to unfold even though Nico's gone. The after
effects of him and the trade are going to be long, lingering.
Do you have that clip over there? Kt of another thing?

(37:23):
Another wrinkle to add to this story is Tim McMahon
was on his Hoop Collective podcast with Brian Winhorse and
those folks, and he said something pretty crazy. Just in
case you thought you were done counting McMahon, Kyrie.

Speaker 4 (37:37):
Irving thirteen and Kyrie is making great progress in his recovery.
I would say his return this season is very much
in question for other reasons.

Speaker 5 (37:52):
What other reasons?

Speaker 1 (37:55):
So okay, But those reasons could be okay, is like, look,
if I come back, we're gonna win too many games.
This is we have control of our draft pick. Let's
be bad this year. Let's go get a great draft pick.
Maybe that it could be, wait, no, I'm if you're
gonna try to break this up and trade us, I
don't want Tony. I don't know. I'm just spec wildly.

(38:15):
It's all we can do. I'm irresponsibly speculating. Yeah, but
first I've heard of it, by the way, too, But
I love Kyrie. I love him, one of my favorite
players ever to watch play the game of basketball. But
you know, it could be he's like, I'm down with this,
I'm staying on board. Let's have me sit out, Let's
go get a great draft pick. Or he could be
saying the exact ops that, like what you're trying to
break us up, trade us, I'm not coming back. I'm

(38:37):
not gonna give you a chance to up my value
and trade me. Or it could be a show of
solidarity with ad saying no, I don't. You know, we're
in the I don't. It could be anything. You know
what's interesting. I was just thinking about this. Kyrie took
a little less money to come back and be a
part of this thing. But also I don't know what
kind of options he had. You know, he could have
opted in, I think, and done one more year, but

(38:58):
that would have been bad because, you know, trying to
go back out on the free agent market after playing
two months of basketball at his age. I mean, there's
a lot of arguments that could be made either way,
but that's just hearing that. It's like, well, the guy.
There's so many wrinkles to this story, and it's just
going to keep unfolding, and there's going to be more
layers to it. For me, I realized, you should probably
look at Kyrie and ad through the same lens of

(39:20):
their availability, but I don't. I don't look at that.
I look at Kyrie. You know, whatever Kyrie was before
he got here, he's been nothing but steady since he
got here. And that knee injury sucked. That that happened.
That's not like a soft tissue injury or whatever like
some of these other nagging things. So I don't look
at it through the same lens, and maybe I'm biased

(39:41):
and should be, but I'd be totally fine moving on
from AD and keeping Kyrie. But I don't know. I
don't know how that's going to happen. I love Kyrie,
all right. Coming up next in the love Shack, let's
talk about how to avoid shopping with your wife. Right
here on the Eagle, I get a feedback for having
an F one K one M one with four ops.
I love it. I think it's as been thing ever.

(40:02):
I just like having an extra one lingering. Man, you
don't have to do anything of that one. Just let
that one be. And if the one is out there lingering,
they're kind of like, so this is good or bad?
Because I mean the third option was horrible. Yeah, you
didn't want to have fun with it. You didn't want
to end it, and you didn't want to be with
it eternally. You just were like, all right, this one's
just over there. It's definitely the I never think of

(40:23):
you option. Yeah, exactly. We cussed the Cowboys at five o'clock.
Some wild CD lamb rumers out there. We're obviously tracking
all of the swirling MAVs stuff. As well. MAVs play
the nixt tonight right here on the Eagle. But right
now it's step for this. Welcome to the Love Shack.
Maybe ben skin ladies talking love life and the white Mercedes.

Speaker 3 (40:43):
Maybe let us be nice to you, oh advising you.

Speaker 1 (40:48):
Welcome to the Love Shack. Lady, life can get crazy.
You need two sex Burn's Roadhouse, Swayze.

Speaker 3 (40:58):
Man problems for.

Speaker 6 (40:59):
You house two weird stories about love. We'll start here
because there was a planned sexual threesome in the works
in Florida, well you.

Speaker 1 (41:09):
Know sexual three.

Speaker 5 (41:11):
Was there a reason you had to add that.

Speaker 1 (41:12):
One could have been golf?

Speaker 2 (41:14):
Yeah?

Speaker 5 (41:14):
Oh, okay, fair.

Speaker 1 (41:16):
It is so great when you don't get a fourth,
just stuck with your group and everyone can hit an
extra ball if you have, you know, playing better when
everyone has their own cart.

Speaker 6 (41:24):
So basically, a woman and her boyfriend had been in
negotiations with someone else to another female to come to
their apartment and they were going to copulate.

Speaker 1 (41:37):
And that is when her name is Angie.

Speaker 6 (41:41):
She's forty seven, and they were she was really looking
forward to this, but then when it got there, just
kind of like the boyfriend's kind of like, I don't
really and then the other person was like, you don't
want to do it either, then I'm not going to
do it.

Speaker 1 (41:57):
She's like no, she's the one with the boyfriend. She's like, no,
we're doing this.

Speaker 3 (42:01):
You're here.

Speaker 1 (42:03):
The boyfriend of the other one are like, I don't know, man,
this is kind of weird.

Speaker 6 (42:06):
This is not a good plan now, and then she
starts going off and wailing on him that she was
arrested for who beat up? Who the angie, the forty
seven year old.

Speaker 1 (42:15):
That put together the threesome. It feels like she was
the driver of this. She beat up both the other people.

Speaker 6 (42:21):
According to the police report, she became angry and repeatedly
struck the other victim in the face as he was
seated on the couple's living room couch. That would be
the boyfriend. Okay, started beating the crap out of him
with a closed fist. I can see a picture of
her pretty hot, big gal. Uh, it's hard to tell.

(42:47):
It's just a facial Oh damn, So this is after
what magazine is this? It does look like she would
be a dominating force. I don't know that I'm comfortable
in calling her a big girl or as the leader
of our.

Speaker 1 (43:00):
Country would call her piggy. Is it a Ronda Rousey type?

Speaker 3 (43:05):
Uh?

Speaker 1 (43:06):
Yeah, maybe or maybe like softbally. Okay, okay, what part
of the lineup here, you know? Yeah, let's move on, good,
good bass. Let's go to Russia. Always a lot of
good stories out there in Russia.

Speaker 6 (43:24):
So, uh, guy and his wife, well a wife and
her husband are going shopping, go to the mall. We'll
say they're going to the mall, good Russian mall. And
he's like, okay, cool, Well I'm should go wait in
the car.

Speaker 1 (43:38):
Great plan.

Speaker 6 (43:40):
He then takes off, leaves the car at a park,
and then goes home and then tells his wife someone
stole the car. I've been arrested and looking at two
years in prison for faking the theft of his car
to get out of going shows.

Speaker 1 (44:00):
But during that two years he won't have to go shopping.
He won't do any shopping in that two years unless
it's at the commissary. Yeah.

Speaker 6 (44:06):
So, once the police started talking to him, the story
just got out of control. None of the details were
matching up. But he just went home and left the car.
He had damaged the car at the park. Dude, I
get you can't tell the wife. No, because it's another
there's another situation of the guy being scared of the woman.
Both of these stories are Yeah, but just waiting in
the car is fine right nowadays you just look at

(44:28):
your phone.

Speaker 1 (44:29):
Waiting to the car is not a bad thing like
it was. You know, twenty years ago, my daughter made
me take her to this place. She wanted some sweatpants
over in like Legacy West Area, real nice store in
it's one of those stores where there's a giant jacket
you can put on a blank, fluffy jacket that's like
way oversize. I don't know if you know what. Anyways,
going in there was like a nightclub. Like it was

(44:51):
like a badass vibe just being in there. It was insane,
I can't imagine. And obviously it was somewhat expensive. But
I noticed the smartest thing that story had was like
a waiting area for the dudes. Yeah, just sit down
and ignore everything that's happened around you and go get
lost in your phone, get your haircut while there's sports
on television.

Speaker 5 (45:09):
Always funny, Like the dressing room area, there's always chairs
and there's always at least one dude sitting there on
his phone. Yeah, you know, he's just waiting for his
wife or girlfriend whatever.

Speaker 1 (45:18):
And he sometimes interacts with the one gay retail guy
advising his wife. There you have it, there's the Love Shack,
Happy Hop Day, everybody, world famous, Spin and Skin Show.
Thanks for rolling with us. Coming up in ten minutes,
a new comedy club is opening here in town and
they've announced their opening night show and it is interesting.
We'll talk about that next, but right now it's time

(45:38):
for this. Come on. Okay, So there's a rumor, and

(46:01):
I'll say this early on substantiate, obstantial, unsubstantially, unsubstantiated.

Speaker 4 (46:07):
Uh huh.

Speaker 1 (46:09):
And that's all we know is that this is just
a rumor.

Speaker 6 (46:13):
Okay, no full report, no big juicy Tim McMahon article,
but it's going around that Ceedee Lamb was seen at
seven thirty am on Monday morning throwing up at the
Red Rox Casino in Las Vegas.

Speaker 1 (46:28):
It happens, dude, It happens, dude.

Speaker 6 (46:32):
Now, the Red Rock Casino, just doing a little investigative
reporting here is about fifteen minutes away from the Las
Vegas Strip. Okay, okay, I do know that the Dallas
Cowboys did not stay on the strip. They stayed about
twenty five minutes away, because it'd be crazy to stay
on the strip. They did just prag the eyes last

(46:53):
year in the preseason when they played the Raiders, they
stayed on the strip and probably learned don't do that. Yeah,
but McCarthy knew it was a lame duck year, so
he just wanted to go have fun one last time.
So looking at it, it could make sense, like, hey,
we can still go out and then, you know, party
all the time. Also, I'm ceedee lamb, I'm not you

(47:13):
guys who would get so drunk that you threw up
and you'd be down for a week.

Speaker 1 (47:18):
I could be up in three or four hours. I'm
number I'm number eighty eight. And I've heard all the
Michael Irvin stories where he goes and parties all night,
throws up and then runs death sprints.

Speaker 2 (47:28):
Right.

Speaker 1 (47:29):
Uh okay. So over the years, we have heard stories
of professional athletes playing, you know, playing in games hungover.
Lou Williams played drunk, right, think about that and had
a huge fourth quarter. I think it's not as uncommon,
you know. I don't think it's common by any means.
But I don't think it. I don't think it's a
situation that it just never happens. It's probably incredibly unfair

(47:54):
to CD for this unsubstantiated rumor to be out there.
But at the same time they were penalized, they did
have to sit out of the drive. Like part of
me is like, man, maybe if they're bonding, if GP
was there and they were just they both got penalized.
So it was that, I don't know. But the other
thing I thought it was the other day there was
a report that Ceedee Lamb spends one million dollars per

(48:14):
year on his body. Did you see the story? Now,
he spends a ton of money on personal trainers, cryotherapy,
all the different body ready to go.

Speaker 6 (48:24):
I know he loves candles and incense and skin cream
and all that stuff. Seriously, that was on the Hard
Knocks thing.

Speaker 1 (48:31):
So like he spends a ton of money on his body,
it seems counterintuitive to that to go get alcohol poisoning
on a game day. Yeah, but I mean, what is
he twenty five? Held CD?

Speaker 4 (48:42):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (48:42):
Yeah, yeah, for sure, those guys. I mean, as much
as we glorified Dirk and oh my god, this Jesus
man never put sugar in his body. That started when
he was twenty seven so he's twenty six. Yeah, the
Cows are doing him and George Pickens no favors here
by leaving it out there a couple of things. Uh,
it was a personnel thing. I thought they looked at

(49:04):
who the Raiders had out there, decided out to play
their two best receivers. Very strange from George Pickens.

Speaker 6 (49:09):
By the way, who Brian Schottenheimer a couple of months
ago has made a little joke just sometimes he'll be
late for a meeting, you know, like he's said that
that's the whole George Pickens experience.

Speaker 1 (49:20):
We have to pay him. In fact, what you got
Monday night was the full George Pickens experience. Awesome talent,
great game penalty that you've really personal felt it need
to happen. Yeah, it was the yah unsports light conduct,
the suspension like it's all it's the full thing. I like,
forty eight yard extra points and you're like, you know what,
we'll make it work.

Speaker 6 (49:40):
We'll find a way to make it work because he's
got a good quarterback and it's going to waste.

Speaker 1 (49:43):
Like in Pittsburgh.

Speaker 6 (49:44):
But like the new regime of Cowboys pr post Rich
Dalrymple is very much We'll just leave it out there
and see if you just say, man, they relate to
a couple of meetings.

Speaker 1 (49:56):
Okay, good, just move on. You don't even have to
tell the truth, like as PR crisis management is. You
don't have to tell him everything. Just say it's personal
and move on. But yeah, absolutely, but Shoddy says, it's
a couple of things. George Pickens says this.

Speaker 6 (50:11):
Back in the day, in the Dowurpul days, it would
have been out there, we would have known, we.

Speaker 1 (50:15):
Would have moved on. We're not talking about it anymore.
So many horrific things have happened that they're like, this
is nothing the real stuff. Wait till you see the
video of the stuff. We're hiding. So we don't know
what happened to Treyvon Diggs. It's crazy, Okay, I just
want to go around the horn. I just want to
know skin. Do you believe this is true? Seede Lamb
was thrown up at a casino on a game day.
I was with him, Okay, Christina, I do kat I

(50:41):
I do think so, yes, because it's Vegas. Yeah, and
but but seven thirty am is a little late. I
think like four thirty am. I just want to say,
I would never comment on such an irresponsive story anything.
I'm basing it on the fact that during the playoffs,
Michael Jordan rove to Atlantic City to gamble all night

(51:02):
and then went back to New York to play in
the playoffs.

Speaker 6 (51:05):
So yes, I believe he did well. Whatever it is,
there's a lot of good things that came out of
that game. It has nothing to do with City Lamps.
If you playing the Raiders, you know you got them, like,
I don't know. Have a good time, everyone, team bonding.

Speaker 1 (51:19):
Yeah, yeah, teammates, Hey, teammates died. Man, I'm grieving all right.
Coming up in just three minutes, a new comedy club
in town has announced their opening night show, and it's
catching people's attention. We'll discuss it next. Ben and Skin
Show ninety seven point one The Eagle. Hey, I want
to promote something right quick. A couple things that relate
to the show. I'm trying to Ben. Are you coming

(51:40):
to Rollertown tonight after dinner? Yeah? Okay, if you want
to watch MAVs NIS you can listen to it right
here on the Eagle. If you want to watch it,
me and Ben are going to be hanging out at
Rollertown eight thirty tip come on out and see us.
Another thing I'd like to promote involving the show. It's
in the New Dallas Observer. There's an article they posted
today on Today on their social media, there's a new

(52:00):
music video Silver Skylarks Cure for Paranoia, Uncle Roy and
Spice and there is a cameo in it from a
member of the Ben and Skin show. That's not me.
It's an incredible music video. Just go look at the
post by the Dallas Observer, watch the video and just
know a member of the show makes a very impressive cameo.

(52:25):
Who could it be? You'll have to watch to find
out your complimentary of it, which makes me think I
know who it is. Who you think it is? Probably me?
It is Ben. Ben is incredible in this. You gotta
watch it right now. But right now it's time for this.

Speaker 3 (52:38):
Are you excited?

Speaker 1 (52:41):
He gets featuring veteran news anchor Kat fun tweets. Comedy
club is opening in Irving.

Speaker 6 (52:53):
In December and tickets have gone on Selle Today for
the opening to night of this new place. It's called Punchline. Hey,
great name, Punchline in North Texas. Punchline comedy club and
it's going to be in that development over there by
the Twiota Music Factory where everything's kind of hustling and

(53:13):
bustling over there.

Speaker 1 (53:14):
Yeah, in Irving. Really good spot.

Speaker 6 (53:18):
The opening night, opening two nights, the headliner is Dave
Chappelle's Whoa Whoa Damn.

Speaker 1 (53:25):
They went big fishing.

Speaker 3 (53:27):
Huh wow.

Speaker 1 (53:28):
Do you know the capacity of this place by they chance?
I don't yet. I don't yet.

Speaker 6 (53:34):
I know that he opened the one in Houston. They
opened a punchline in Houston last year, so he opened that.
So I mean, I know they're like, Okay, he's got
a good connection with them.

Speaker 1 (53:44):
I know those guys like to play smaller rooms. You know,
it's still really fun for him. But the last time
I saw Chappelle here, he played House of Blues and
it was nut to butt. Now, I know he's probably
been back here since then. That was that show that
Borgheese opened for him, and they released the tickets on
a Sunday night and it's sold out in one hour.
Do you'll remember when all that went down? Yeah, I

(54:04):
mean it's been a while. I'm sure he's played other
places since then.

Speaker 5 (54:09):
I saw him at the AAC oh wow, not too
long ago.

Speaker 1 (54:12):
A couple of years ago.

Speaker 4 (54:13):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (54:13):
By the way, dickies too. Yeah. Did Paul Vargeese ever
get in the Bergner Hall of Fame? Nope, it doesn't.
I don't even think he's an option.

Speaker 6 (54:20):
I hear if he crushes it on Sunday night at
the Addison Improv, maybe he's gonna really have a good shot.

Speaker 1 (54:28):
The grandkids of Lloyd and Brennon Bergner are going to
be there checking him out, the whole committee. Why don't
we see if we could pull some strings for him?
And you? I mean you and I are both in
the Bergner Hall of Fame. Yeah, I don't really want
him in. Okay, Oh y'are still in?

Speaker 3 (54:40):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (54:41):
What do you mean once you're in, you're in? Hey, dude,
think they were having a vote. It's not like a
Heisman situation that can be taken away from you when
you murder somebody. I think there's been a big mural
of us up in the hallway at Bergner.

Speaker 2 (54:52):
Uh, is it?

Speaker 3 (54:54):
Really?

Speaker 1 (54:55):
You'll get that statue? Kids love it, man, They get
motivated to do great in school when they see it.

Speaker 6 (55:00):
I need to see a rendering of the statue of
the Ben and skins statue and needs to have anal beats.

Speaker 1 (55:05):
It's just going to be a pair in a banana.
They're putting it in front of the Steam Center. That's
the Steam Center Science Technology. I can't remember. You don't know.

Speaker 6 (55:15):
I drove by that not too long ago and I
was like, oh, there's a bend scoot to high school.
We did show there a long time ago.

Speaker 1 (55:20):
What were you doing over there? I think a really
terrible part of town. What a weird decision. Some neighbors
square mall still here, dude. Y'all mentioned that a million times,
and I still have no idea where it was. It's
been torn down. What could have happened there? I have
no clue. They had a nice Montgomery Ward. But there
is a on the east side of saying you have

(55:42):
a Cocoa shrimp that I went to one time. You
were looking for Coco little shrimp taco. It's actually pronounced
Coco shrimp, Coco shrimp. Do we have time for another story?
If it's If it's a quick one, we do. If
you don't meander at the beginning of it, we should
be fine.

Speaker 6 (55:54):
Oh if I'm so much stumbling man was arrested to
lake Worth for stealing action figures.

Speaker 1 (56:01):
That's a great was it? Donald Hodge? Although, are you
a man? If you're twenty, that's a boy, right. Look
at thirty seven year old KT throwing out I like,
I mean, if you can serve in our military, you're
a grown ass man in my but I support the troops.

Speaker 6 (56:18):
Twenty year old Enrique is accused of stealing action figures
of Marvel and g I. Joe characters from a store
in leg Worth, and they think it might have been involved.
He might have been involved in at least nine other
similar thefts across the DFW. Last week we talked about
the guy who was stealing legos and he got caught,

(56:39):
and that was in Wataga where he got caught. Yes,
but he had hit fourteen different stores like targets. But
this kid has gotten nine. Kid at twenty has gotten
nine just stealing action figures.

Speaker 1 (56:50):
I want is that a felony or is that a misdemeanor? General? No, General,
I think it's a misdemeanor. Are you going to do
the CD thing again? No, we're good. Yep, you're talking
to the general. Address this one, Delucius. All right, there
you go, there you go. There is the weekly weekday update.

(57:12):
Incredible reporting coming up next, what's going on in Dallas?
The Stars and MAVs war is heating up? Will explain,
Do not miss this, it's next. It's time for this.
What's going on in Dallas? All right?

Speaker 6 (57:40):
The battle between the Mavericks and the Stars is heating up,
and it's about the American Airline Center. And we've done
stories on this really over the past two or three weeks.
But if you remember, it started with the Mavericks saying
that the Stars were not officed in the city of Dallas,

(58:00):
or their headquarters were not in the city of Dallas.
And that was in the original agreement, the original lease
agreement from the late nineties.

Speaker 1 (58:08):
And we should also mention that the Stars hadn't been
obvising in Dallas since what the early two thousands.

Speaker 6 (58:13):
Early two thousands the Stars had you know, Frisco where
they have the practice facility and all that, Right, So
that was a big point of contention, and the Stars
are like, damn, well, this kind I don't know where
We've been doing this forever and doesn't feel like it's
that big of a deal. Well, the Stars have quite
a plot twist because they are now arguing in court

(58:34):
that the Mavericks are no longer at Dallas based franchise,
but are actually headquartered in Las Vegas. Ooh, the Stars
say the mavericks new owners designated Las Vegas as the
team's corporate and executive office in twenty twenty four, Dear God,
in violation of the Mavericks own franchise agreement with the
City of Dallas. WFAA has also confirmed this. Oh confirmed

(58:59):
that that's where the offer says.

Speaker 1 (59:00):
Yes, okay, all right, this is probably going to really
help the conspiracy nuts out there with Foyle on their head. Yes,
said that the Addisons were sabotaging the Mavericks by trading
Luca for half half the really marketplace return, just to
sabotage the organization, make the fans get mad at the organization,
and then move it to Vegas.

Speaker 6 (59:21):
It's going to ramp that up. Let me read this
to you, though, it's important. According to the Star's filings
with the Texas Secretary of State show that the Mavericks
ownership designated Las Vegas, Nevada, as the club's official principal
business location. WFA look into those claims, verified it, and
the MAVs address is in Vegas for the Secretary of

(59:42):
State's business records. Now, the Mavericks are also contending that
the Dallas City Manager, Kimberly Tolbert, confirmed the team as
the arena's operator in an October third letter. Since then,
the City of Dallas has publicly stopped taking sides they
were with the MAVs. Yeah, and they've stopped now. If

(01:00:02):
you've heard Mayor Eric Johnson lately, but he is like, oh,
this is the idea that the MAVs and the Stars,
that we're gonna lose them. No way, We're gonna keep
them both right, everything we're gonna keep, Like is he staked?
Like the Stars are clearing out the dealers at Willowbend
right now, Like that's happening.

Speaker 1 (01:00:20):
And by the way, man on the way here, I
drove by a valley view and hadn't looked at it
in a while, and I was like, that is a
gigantic piece of land value view or value view talking
about for where the MAVs might end up. Giant And
it's to be in between the toll way and seventy
five right on six thirty five. Technically, Dallas, it's a
great location. Technically Dallas but still kind of adjacent to

(01:00:43):
the northern urbs where all that disposable income is. Yeah,
I was, I was looking at it going I could
totally see a giant resort.

Speaker 6 (01:00:50):
You're gonna need another tollway, then, aren't we, Because I
mean when the Stars moved to Willow Bend.

Speaker 1 (01:00:54):
You know, if you think about it, though, one of
the things you want with the resort is proximity to
an airport. And that's basically where three high values, basically
where three highways come together. Yeah and yeah, uh so, Look,
part of me thinks, like if you before you're allowed
to buy a McDonald's, they make you go learn how
to make fries, work the drive through, learn how to

(01:01:17):
serve up a coffee, like what you have to work
at a McDonald's. Should they maybe have made the Addison's
take tests on you know, Dallas Fort Worth, the region,
Maverick's history, or like the NBA before they just handed
them the keys to everything, you know, like you know,
you know what I'm saying, what you're saying, It's like,
I guess I'm just cynical about sports. It's it's the

(01:01:38):
incorporation world of sports. It's like, let's just take the
money and like not even worry about anything. But so
much of this could have been avoided if it was
like when Cuban bought the MAVs W he was already
a season ticket holder. Yeah, huge passionate fan, knew about Dallas,
fort Worth, knew about the Mavericks. They came in here
like from another planet and unexpected and yeah, and but

(01:01:59):
there's you know, they're obviously good business people, like and
they're but you know, really good at business people. But
this is a new business to them, and so they've
stepped in it a few times. Is is gambling gonna
get legalized here? I don't think so. I think it will.
I think there's a there's a certain there's a certain
generation of Texas politicians that once they're out of the mix,

(01:02:23):
I think it all falls into place. There's basically yeah,
that's that's probably about right. I think it could happen
even sooner. I mean, but what happens is is, you know,
the politicians take their cues from their biggest backers. So
does the new money want to be a bigger backer
who's got the biggest bank. That's where that's where it
always end up. Legislation goes wherever the biggest bank is

(01:02:44):
pushing it. But like they're still like, no, does anybody
here believe they're going to go to Vegas? The Maverick.
There's a zero chance nobody believes that. Man, if people
were to look, the Addamson Dumont family is not even
invested in Vegas that much anymore. They're invested in Macaw, China.
Do you think they're gonna move to Macaw, China? I
do think I do think that. All Right, there you

(01:03:07):
have it, but it is it is an ugly and
really this is not the Addleson's for de Mond's fault.
This is their lawyers. These are lawyers, and this is
a war they inherited too, in large part the Stars
versus the MAVs. That is not a new war, all right.
Coming up next, it's the Big Finish America's top one
hundred most visited websites. Next on The Eagle, Ben and

(01:03:28):
Skin Show ninety one point one The Eagle, thanks for
rocking with us today. This segment right here is brought
to you by Rollertown Beer Works, where Ben and I
are going to be hanging out tonight, the brewery that
we're partners in. Right there, in Frisco on Main Street.
We're gonna be watching MAVs Nicks there. I think we
will probably end up on that the second floor of
the Loggerhouse. I don't know where do you want to

(01:03:49):
be tonight? Yeah, that's the place to be, man. I
love that there's so many cool spots there. We're biased,
obviously being part owners in this, but I love that
upstairs area.

Speaker 3 (01:03:58):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:03:58):
And then on the lawn this weekend, not only do
we have a great Fleetwood Mac tribute band which is
called Fleetwood X, also the ultimate nineties and two thousands
party band Y two K, and they play like a
mix a hip hop and country and post punk and
everything that you think of the you know, the R
and B sounds that dominated the nineties and two thousands,

(01:04:19):
all that mixed together. So it's going to be a big,
fun party. Weekend has always been delicious food options. I
saw that Jazzy's Tacos, which is my wife's favorite, is
now there four days a week. Nice, and we always
have Mueller Wago Beef, American Gothic Pizza. Is there a
bunch and then of course fresh local beer. Dude. I
saw this today on Facebook. Somebody was nominating Mueller Wagoo

(01:04:42):
for having one of the best burgers in all of
Dallas Fort Worth. It's incredible, It is incredible. I praise. Yeah,
So get on up there have make plans to have
some fun at Rollertwn Beer Works right now. It's time
for this. This thing's big. It's big.

Speaker 6 (01:05:01):
Top one hundred websites. Do you guys like websites? Yeah
that people use? Yep in America? Okay for this year?
All right, now, clearly you guys know the top three easily,
you'll can rip them off.

Speaker 1 (01:05:14):
Pornhub dot com. No, Amazon, No.

Speaker 5 (01:05:18):
Really, Amazon and Google were my first.

Speaker 1 (01:05:20):
Google number one?

Speaker 6 (01:05:22):
Okay, YouTube Googles. Where people start Google is the open
the door. There's the house YouTube. YouTube's number two? Number three?

Speaker 2 (01:05:32):
Uh?

Speaker 1 (01:05:33):
Red Tube? No, Facebook, Wikipedia, Wikipedia could really?

Speaker 3 (01:05:38):
Uh?

Speaker 6 (01:05:40):
Now, you guys were close to Amazon, Amazon's five, Reddits, four,
Instagram six, well, mart Facebook seven.

Speaker 1 (01:05:48):
Now is where it gets a little.

Speaker 3 (01:05:50):
Interesting to me.

Speaker 1 (01:05:51):
I got it, rollertownbeer Works dot com.

Speaker 6 (01:05:54):
I don't think that's on there yet, yep, but hopefully
one day. Ben guests, what'd you guess first?

Speaker 4 (01:06:01):
Ben?

Speaker 1 (01:06:02):
Porn Hub number nine? Oh heat Man, not in Texas.
The hub by the way, Uh, I just saw this
on my phone. Sorry to interrupt this. No, you're good,
Dak Prescott listen is questionable now for the Eagles, no shot.

Speaker 6 (01:06:15):
He said, it's a He's just putting him on the
injury report for a hip and it's not a big deal, Okay,
said they're just taking it easy this week.

Speaker 1 (01:06:20):
Back to you, Dallas Cowboys dot com not Dallas Cowboys
dot com. I think that's interesting that they would even
say that it's a hip though, for a team like
the Eagles, who are you know, the defense? So yeah,
I think you say, we're just gonna get three games
in ten days. We don't have to go hard with Dak, right.
I think you just say that. I just think they're

(01:06:42):
gonna be the Eagles.

Speaker 6 (01:06:43):
Number nine is porn up and number eight, though was
x videos dot Com. X videos dot Com is pasted
porn hub. And you say you prefer it, and why
is that?

Speaker 1 (01:06:51):
Well, I prefer it.

Speaker 6 (01:06:54):
Well, I used to prefer it now because of Governor
Rabbitt and how much he doesn't like horn yep and
you elected him.

Speaker 1 (01:07:02):
I know, man's my guy.

Speaker 6 (01:07:04):
So his ex videos one you can get in Texas
or no. Well, porn up became like a throwaway thing.
You could just say pornhub. It's kind of funny anywhere
you do it. No one wants to say ex videos,
it's a weird thing. Ex Hamster funny. Yeah, X video
is not funny. It's not funny to Richard Gear. Now,
if you go down to number twelve, what do you
think's next? Uh, let's tell you ten and eleven, IMDb

(01:07:27):
and yelp, and then you get twelve.

Speaker 1 (01:07:29):
Rod Stewart's Stomach Pump dot Com not Rod Stewart's Stomach
Pump dot Com. It's available though, someone's Jason Farantello. Please
go secure that shirtless fireman on the Job dot com.
Go Daddy dot com. Type the Rod Stewart Go daddy
dot com. Yeah, Rod Stewart's stomach pump. What I call it?

(01:07:52):
What I call it? Say it Rod Stewart's Stomach Pump
dot com. Yeah, and also look for dot net. Rod
Stewart's Stomach Pump dot Com is available for five dollars
a year. You kind of gotta take you'd like to
negotiate that. It would be a good place to get
my rock news.

Speaker 6 (01:08:11):
By the way, Rod Stewart's son is a boxer and
got knocked out in like five seconds.

Speaker 1 (01:08:15):
Oh no, did not go well. That was a great aside.
It's not a good story. Number twelve is xn xx
dot com. Oh, good for them, that's the one you
can get in Texas.

Speaker 5 (01:08:27):
Wait, they're over browsers.

Speaker 6 (01:08:31):
Yeah, bra went the way of you know, browsers. They
stopped their focus. They got too slick, too production value.
I watch it just for the say, man, I watch
it just for the acting. It's a little for a
luxurious manx.

Speaker 1 (01:08:50):
Way up in the world. I want some production value.
Make sure it's well lit. I'd like to go tube
down the Brawsers river, if you know what I mean.

Speaker 6 (01:08:59):
X an xx though had today's selection, which is what
really makes it stand out among the rest.

Speaker 1 (01:09:04):
Yeah, because in a random match, it's curated by a
real person, not an algorithm. I don't know about that.
I learned a lot through that website. How is that available?

Speaker 3 (01:09:16):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (01:09:18):
Do you ever watch any of that? Steven Ago? How
is that gonna fit all the time? Yeah? In what ways?
Just how it fits in your lifestyle? Yeah? Right right?

Speaker 6 (01:09:27):
Twitter down to eighteen. Of course it's x dot com now,
which is very weird.

Speaker 1 (01:09:32):
Yeah, you guys ever, refer to it as x no
never always Twitter. I can't.

Speaker 6 (01:09:37):
I don't understand why anyone would either. Let's go to
number thirty eight. Yeah, I guess it's for number thirty
eight guys Tesla dot net no exhamster dot com.

Speaker 1 (01:09:49):
Shout out the Kirk Hammett and chat to Richard.

Speaker 6 (01:09:52):
Gear forty four, which is just as unsubstantiated as Ceedee
Lamb throwing up at the Red Rye Casino in Las Vegas.

Speaker 1 (01:10:02):
In fact, I would say more.

Speaker 6 (01:10:03):
So, we have nothing that would even make you think
Richard Gear would be into that. At least we do
know that ceed Animal was suspended, but.

Speaker 1 (01:10:11):
Might not be that he's into it. Might have just
been that the gerbil was into it.

Speaker 3 (01:10:15):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:10:16):
Did you ever see the remake of Breathless? I think
that gives you all the clue? Is that the one
where he's a male prostitute. That's that's called American Jigglow
and it has a badass blondie couple songs in it.
Number forty four you porn dot com, how do you
spell it? Come on, man, come on? How many of

(01:10:37):
these are available in Texas now? Illegally? Well, you can
know you can still get on them. But they want
to verify your age, and you say you don't want
them tracking the weird stuff you're into. I assume they do.
Oh so you did log in? So what do you
upload a driver's license to watch porn? How does this work?

Speaker 4 (01:10:53):
I think?

Speaker 1 (01:10:53):
I don't know. I've never done it, but I think
you why are you winking? What does the wink mean?
Why do you wink?

Speaker 5 (01:10:58):
Think you just click a button?

Speaker 1 (01:11:00):
Why are you?

Speaker 4 (01:11:01):
Yes?

Speaker 5 (01:11:01):
I'm eighteen?

Speaker 1 (01:11:02):
Yeah, I'm eighteen. De doy you say you need like
really rare stuff to make the blood flow. Oh, I
forgat to tell you all the off the air thing.
I was going to tell you all yesterday. I'll tell
you all there today. Great, it's not fair to the listener.
I think you should tell us all now. This one
was confusing.

Speaker 6 (01:11:17):
Map quest dot com at forty nine plus it will
still go on there.

Speaker 1 (01:11:21):
Wow, the Netflix show forty nine map Quest number the
maps with a map Quest and paper, you know, you
pull it out and you got to go find it,
what grid it's on?

Speaker 5 (01:11:32):
And then sure enough they still have it up. Man,
I lost so many times with the map Quest.

Speaker 6 (01:11:38):
I saw I know that I'm getting older, and I
fell off. I'm not I'm not in the game that
much anymore. Because the porn Dude dot Com is number
fifty five.

Speaker 1 (01:11:45):
Really yeah, that sounds great, is it? There's an actual
the in it. Yeah.

Speaker 6 (01:11:50):
The porn dude dot Com Hell yeah, number fifty five,
just ahead of Etsy.

Speaker 1 (01:11:56):
No, man, I'm looking for some really cheap furniture and
the porn dude I know one calicopants dot com pants
you gotta get, you gotta give, gotta give.

Speaker 6 (01:12:06):
I have McDonald's ahead of Rotten Tomatoes at sixty one
and sixty two. That one was a little interesting. Ex
Videos two dot Com comes in at number seventy.

Speaker 1 (01:12:15):
The best porn sequels on the Internet. Okay, now the
title game, what do you guys think is ranked higher?
MLB dot com or wells Fargo dot Com.

Speaker 6 (01:12:26):
Wells Fargo zero dout barely seventy one seventy three, just
ahead MLB dot com, though slightly ahead of Starbucks doing well.

Speaker 1 (01:12:37):
Okay, why would you go to a Starbucks? Say, yeah,
you've got the app, Yeah, you got the app, and
you have a store in every twenty yards.

Speaker 5 (01:12:44):
Well also, he mentioned Instagram, Like, that's weird to me.
Why are you going to Instagram dot com.

Speaker 1 (01:12:49):
Yeah, true, honey, log on his Starbucks and tell me
what coffees are serving.

Speaker 6 (01:12:53):
Number eighty five coming in just ahead of best Buy
lowsan Aol dot com is pornpicks dot com with two
x's or just like pics.

Speaker 1 (01:13:03):
Oh okay, we don't need the movies. The image gets
it done. Oh no, no, that's actually porn Star's making
bet predictions. That would be awesome. That was three and
a half underdogs at home, but DAK twenty one and
two at home against the NFC East Lexis, Texas loves
the Cowboys. Go ahead and cram in your bits for
the Cowboys. Cramp and whoops, my movie fell out? Will

(01:13:26):
they choke?

Speaker 4 (01:13:28):
Now?

Speaker 1 (01:13:28):
We told you that X Videos was up at number
ten ish. They're a big come from behind team. We
told you look for Baker maybi able to get the
back door cover hits the rams. We told you about
ramming it inside.

Speaker 6 (01:13:46):
X Videos was of top twelve X videos two x
videos three dot Com comes in at ninety They just
there's too much.

Speaker 1 (01:13:52):
They had to make a whole new website for their archive.
Red Tube comes in at ninety one. Still alive, red Tube,
that's the one where you rent the movie and drop
it off near a seven eleven Red Tube just ahead
of Carfax. Go they're awful. Well, these porn sites are
just mixed with like Wells, Fargo and hell Carfax God

(01:14:16):
Red Tube getting seven hundred thousand more viewers a year
than Nike dot Com. I think we're going to shop.
That's a great way to in the show, Kevin. Well done, Kevin.
I'll never forget the time Kevin looked at Fox from
Carfax dead in the eye and he said, burn my
tongue on a Texas twinkie. And he said that to
the porn stars too. Christina, we got a late tip tonight.

(01:14:39):
You can stick around and play some music.

Speaker 5 (01:14:40):
Just for a bit, Yeah, until eight o'clock.

Speaker 3 (01:14:42):
Hang with the.

Speaker 1 (01:14:43):
Homie, Christina. Next right here on ninety seven, won the Eagle.

Speaker 3 (01:14:46):
Here you going well.

Speaker 1 (01:14:48):
I want to get my sock back, dude.

Speaker 4 (01:14:50):
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