April 15, 2024 • 30 mins
BIg Ben talks about Shohei Ohtani getting cleared by the feds and if we are getting the full picture, Brandon Aiyuk's agent claiming there has been no trade request, Maller to the Third Degree, Insta-Advice Line, and more!
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had a good weekend. Now, if you've listened over the years,
and I assume maybe you have, I don't know, maybe not.
But there's a tradition we don't talk much golf on
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the year that we will talk golf, and that would
be the four Majors. However, I've made an editorial decision
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that that would not be compelling talk radio, and I
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cannot sit here and put you to sleep. Even before
the show gets going with marginal sports talk about Scotti Scheffler.
There was no suspense at the Masters olther than with
his wife giving birth. But in terms of the athletic
competition on the course, at the end, you knew who
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going to a full mall monologue about the golf instead.
Our lead this hour coming from the diamond. But we're
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not gonna break down the Sunday night game between the
Padres and Dodgers, because who cares. It's mid April baseball.
But the scandal department has opened up here. We have
a major change the last couple of days here, since
I left the watch post for a couple of days
for the rare and appropriate forced family wedding that I
was acquie to attend. My presence was requested, so I
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attended and I had a good time. But here's the thing,
major change in the ongoing show. Hey Otani saga, oh
and I love a saga. I was born for the
drama orama of it all. So if you've not been
following along, somehow you were out of the loop here
and you missed it, and it's possible you did, perhaps
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you're not familiar with it. So the interpreter, Ipe Misuhara
has faced federal charges. He was charged with a bunch
of random, different charges over the weekend. Here in Major
League Baseball, we have been told expected to find Dodger
star sho Heil Tani did nothing wrong, not a single
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thing wrong at all, completely as innocent as a lamb,
as innocent as a lamb. We're told Major League Baseball
will quote quickly interview and clear Shohe Otani of any
and all wrongdoing once the federal government's investigation is complete,
which considering there's been charges and nothing against Otani, would
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indicate that the federal investigation is close to ending. Based
on circumstantial evidence, it is close to ending here, and
they gave a lengthy and a very in depth, very
in depth Affidavid, which is great bathroom reading when you're
taking a dump there against Missuhara last week. Now, the
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document paints a clear picture. This is what the feds.
They have to prove it. You gotta go to court
to prove it. But this is what their claim is.
Their claim is hey Otani was just a victim, and
he exonerated him of any knowledge or involvement with illegal
sports gambling, the ultimate cardinal sin for a professional ballplayer.
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Asked Pete Rose about that. Now, Mizuhara, the interpreter is
accused of stealing more than sixteen medion knows it was
originally four million or four and a half million. Now
it's up to sixteen million. So let us discuss are
we getting the full picture of what happened with Shoheil
Tani and his interpreter. No, of course not. Now I've
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got ghost, whisper volcano, and carpenter, and we will combine
all of these things together, and we are going to
make wedding food, which you know, usually not that. It
was okay. They had beef. They had beef and rice,
which was okay. But I was able to go back.
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I snuck back and got at the wedding I went to.
I got extra food, so I was happy about that
because it's the quantity, not the quality that was my
go to. But anyway, all right, so you got the goat,
whisper volcano, and the carpenter, so hey, listen, I get
that this is the story that baseball wants, and it
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appears the Feds are playing along and all that. I
feel like we're getting one camera angle. You know. It's
kind of like when I was younger and I used
to get these hot debates because there was people that
were convinced, like the Kennedy assassination, you had the one
camera angle, and then you had the grassy knoll and
then there's a different camera angle and that changes everything.
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And I felt we're getting one camera angle and it
zoomed in, and maybe that's it. Maybe that's all I mean.
It was something about the story just doesn't smell right,
doesn't pass the smell test in my head. Here, I
mean the Feds usually they take three years on average
to pour a cup of water. And you're telling me here,
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wam bam, thank you maam. They're already done. They've expedited
the gambling investigation. And it's open and shut. It's black
and white, however you want to phrase it. And as
we understand it, basically, maybe I read it wrong, but
as we understand Shoyotani in this story, the Feds are
painting was the goat whisper the goat? What does that mean?
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He's a goat of baseball. But in this case, it
does appear that he followed the teachings of Chris Carter,
the old Viking receiver from back in the day. I
have a fall guy, and in this case it's a
scape goat, the goat whisperer called upon and the interpreters
has taken everything that Otani was just a complete rube,
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just dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb. That's it, right, And if
you read the short synopsis. You've got Otani, who's playing
the role of Dumbo, the flying elephant, and he was
bright eyed and bushy tailed at all that and completely
bamboozled led down the garden path by the interpret Now
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page two, it we are told the federal investigators reviewed
the phones of the interpreter and Otani and found that
there was nothing that wasn't kosher, no digital discussions between
them regarding gambling. And that was interpreted by some as
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to be a clear indication that nothing went on, because
otherwise there would be a whole bunch of text messages. However,
there is a parallel dimension where these guys were around
each other at the ballpark from about one o'clock in
the afternoon till eleven o'clock or midnight, and by my
mouth or math there that's plenty of time to discuss
whatever they need to discuss, and also planes, trains, and automobiles.
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So did you expect that this Otani gambling story will
completely go away based on this federal indictment of the
interpreter and all that. So no, I do not expect
this to completely go away. I just vanish into thin air.
I don't think that's going to happen. The story I
would put it right now at this point. It's a
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page turner. But at this point I would say it's
like a volcano, that the volcano can lay dormant. I
think he had a volcano has to lay dormant. I
remember it's in school. I played it paid attention one
day and they said, a volcano if it's dormant for
ten thousand years, they just said it's dead, that it
loses its connection to the hot molten lava in the
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in the earth there. And so it's but ten thousand years.
So this story with Otani, you're like, okay, so it's
gonna go on the back burner now, and it can
lay dormant for a while. But at some point I
would think someone's going to have loose lips here, and
someone's gonna say something, whether it's true or not, and
they'll probably write a book. And then people say, well,
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you just did it to write a book, you know
that kind of thing, And we get that all the time,
and it'll erupt again and send molten hot lava in
the air everywhere, and Otani and his pal we're able
to you know, the guy that was the interpreter. You're
talking about a four and a half million dollar bank roll,
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at least with the the gaming operation. You don't get
that if you're making a normal salary. I mean clearly
Otani his name was mentioned. Whether he knew about it
or not, I don't have any inside information on that,
but it's it's bizarre and that there's no need to
have a digital paper trail though, because you're around the
person all the time. And plus what about the Burner phone.
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Who knows maybe there was a burner phone? Burn baby
burn who knows? There's no way a book he's giving
some random dude that kind of money unless he knows
he has access to get that money from somebody else,
and somebody else's most all right. Last word here, we're
gonna turn the page to Boston. I love baseball players
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and their random complaints, and we have one of those
from Finway. The Angels and the Red Sox, couple of
mediocre teams, neither one expected to be a legitimate threat
in terms of down the line in October when the
real pressure cooker gets cranked up here, but the Red
Sox closer and former Dodger Kenley Chance went off half
cocked at the balls. He was upset with the balls
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used in games this season, says they are quote getting worse,
and that sometimes he isn't sure where the ball is going.
That sounds like a hymn problem, not a ball problem.
He compared the cowhide to slippery pearls, because who hasn't
tried to throw slippery pearls at one point or another.
So what is your reaction to ken Lee Janssen ripping
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the quality of the balls? The baseball balls? So I chuckle.
I chuckle when I saw this, because this is your
standard baseball complaint. It ain't me, man, ain't my fault,
Ain't my fault. I know what I'm doing in your vault, right,
I chuckle? And I watched Jansen pitch a couple times.
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I'm pitching for the Red Sox against the A's. Was
all over the place, although he didn't blow that save,
and just wildly reminds me of Craig Kimbrel at this point,
which is not a compliment. When you're compared to Craig Kimbrel,
that is not a compliment. Now you're all over the
place anyway, thirty six years old, and it's just all
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over the place, and rather than taking responsibility and say
I suck right now, and he tried to do that,
but then he had to couch it and he went
on the offensive. And as the tradesman knows, if you
work in a trade, you understand that old line that
a bad carpenter blames his tools. It's the tools falling
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my fault. You got me the saw sauce terrible. What
do you expect me to do here? There's some grand
global conspiracy for slippery balls that they ought to get.
But yes, the standard star has fallen. Rhetoric as we say,
do not let a falling star fall on you. It
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will not go well.
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our lead this hour, Let's get back to the bread
and butter food ball. We go back to football, and
we go where the news of the day takes us,
in this case the Bay Area, Northern California. To trade
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or not to trade? The question for the team that
lost lost the Super Bowl. So, if you have not
heard the latest and perhaps perhaps not the ongoing drama
around brandoni that's a receiver. Over the weekend, his agent
attempted to put the kebash on the much anticipated trade
(15:09):
of Brandon Ayuck, the very notion that the San Francisco
Wide receiver had requested a trade. Someone named Ryan Williams
We're not sure who that is. We were told he
was an agent of the player, went on the socials
and responded to a post saying that Brandon Auck had
requested a trade by simply saying, you need better sources. Okay,
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So let us discuss the question. This has been out
there since before the Super Bowl, that Brandon ayuc would
be traded. So Brandon Iuk's agent says, no forty nine
or trade demand has been made. Are you surprised by
this latest wrinkle in the story? So I've got action Jackson,
situational awareness, and salt, and we will combine all of
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these things together and we are going to make an infomercial,
which is pretty much all that's on right now on
the television at this hour. Usually those infomercials. So number
WHA WHA said to make sure she's paying attention. So
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I was. I give this whole story a little side eye.
I do because it's a game of charades. It's game
of charades. And going on the record, which is what happened. Now,
going on the record, saying that you didn't demand a
trade is irrelevant, right, it is irrelevant, and the reason
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is a real makes way. All right. You follow the
teachings of action, Jackson. Actions speak louder than words. Your
parents taught you that when you were a kid. Watch
what they do, not what they say. Now I wish
it was the other way around, because all I do
is talk for a living, talk talk talk, talk talk.
But ultimately, actions are more important. And Brandon Iuck is
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entering the final season of his contractual obligation to the
forty nine ers. There's been a lot of buzz, that's
what it sounds like, because he unfollowed the team on
the ground. That is a normal act of warfare. That
is an act of ratcheting tensions. You know that, I
know that, we all know that you're ratcheting up tensions
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based on based on the unfollowing activity which he did.
I didn't do what he did it, Brandon Iuc did.
He unfollowed the forty nine ers. Now you might remember
we talked about this on the show. In a previous episode,
the GM John Lynch was whispering sweet nothing into the
microphones at the NFL league meetings about his player Brandon
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Iuck and IOC used emoji warfare emoji warfare. In his
rebuttal member, he used different emojis to spell out money
talks and bull Pucky walks, although he didn't use the
word bullpucky. That's a Jay Scoop word. He used a
different word that starts with an S, and you can
imagine what it might be. Oh, it's such a terrible word.
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We can't stand on the radio. Oh my god. All
right now, page two here, so side stepping over to
Cincinnati we go. And there's a story it's been hopping
up here the last couple of days. It caught my attention.
It involves Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow. I kind of like
that guy. He's a pretty good, pretty good player, right,
Joe Burrow. So, Joe Burrow recently did some Fledgling podcast
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interview with the Kelseys. I don't don't want to listen
to that. Probably not and a lot of bots. Probably,
But anyway, Joe Burrow in this interview said he would
like the NFL to stop enforcing the forty year old
Mark Gastono rule. That's what old timers call it, involving taunting.
So we're gonna go on the hot tub time machine.
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We're gonna go back forty years nineteen eighty four and
the NFL was so upset with this guy named Mark
Gastineau that they added section three, article seven in the
rule book, which states a fifteen yard unsportsmanlike penalty can
be called for any player who is deemed guilty of
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using baiting or taunting tactics or words that may upset
and create ill will between teams. So some of that
I had lib but that's the most of it. Now.
Burrow stated he is pro taunting, a controversial pro taunting position.
He said, quote, we're all grown adults. Well I don't
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know about that. I said, We're all grown adults really hard.
We work really hard at what we do, and sometimes
we'd like to show it. I'm not going to get
my feelings sort if someone sacks me and taunts me
like you made a play, he said. So, Joe Burrow
wants the NFL to allow more taunting. Do you agree
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or di? I disagree with the ben Gals quarterback. So
I am on team Joe Ko. I support this, and
I support it to a point that makes fine. Let
me make my position. I'm gonna make my elevator pitch
and then you can respond. So there is one addendum
that I would add. I wouldn't completely get rid of
the rule, but most of it would be gone. My
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one addendum I would add to the taunting rule situational awareness.
And what that means is be aware of your surroundings. Now,
let me explain that if for those of you a
little slow in the back of the room, so let's
say you're down thirty four to three late third quarter,
you then get a sack, or you score a meaningless
touchdown and you strut around with the flamboyance of the
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Bolshoy ballet performer doing a ballet dance. You should be penalized, right,
you should be flagged for that. That's ridiculous, it's stupid,
it's dumb. But if the game is close, I'm all
for it. But actually put that rule in. They credit
Mark Gastino because he was a nut job. He did
the sack dance. They were the Sack Exchange there, the
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stock Exchange while playing off the Wall Street and all
that back with the Jets, and there was a fight
that he caused because of one of his dances. I
think it was against the Rams if I remember correctly. Anyway,
it doesn't matter who it was against. They put that
rule in and the rules stayed there all these years later.
Be sure, why not? Especially in the age of social media,
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it's all about cloud. You don't get clout unless you
shove it in someone's face. You don't get clout all right.
Final point, So staying in northern Kentucky slash southern Ohio
amid the contract that will stay with the Bengals because
that's compelling overnight talk radio. So the Bengals reportedly have
no plans to trade wide receiver T. Higgins. But wait,
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there's more that comes on the heels of Higgins saying
that he anticipates staying in Cincinnati. So he Higgins now
says and pretty much admits it, I'm committed. I am
committed to the Bengals. How believable is T Higgins? Another
name we talked earlier here about Brandon and I another
name that has been tossed out into the trade machine.
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So how how do you file this one away. How
believable is that? So I take this one with a
just a little pinch, a little pinch of salt, just
a little pinch of salt, because here's the way I plans,
we know change. Think about eating a turkey sandwich yesterday.
I didn't eat my plans change, but plans change. And
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it's conceivable the Bengals would come up with some magical money,
which is unlikely. But here's the other thing, and this
is a dead give it, dead giveaway, that this story
is manure. It makes money. So T Higgins made this
endorsement of staying with the Bengals to the in Cincinnati
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at his youth football camp, at his youth football Now
it has happened. I'm not gonna say it hasn't happened,
because I do recall in the past stories like this
where someone did make a comment at a youth football
camp while they were hosting it that they didn't want
to play for the team they're at. But it's very
rare that that happens. Normal protocol is, hey, you act
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with the proper decorum, and you say all the right
things and all that. And so my theory is that T.
Higgins was simply playing good cop that he's not walked
back on his position, his previous position. The way he
phrased things left the door open, and I got my
microscope out and I was looking over every word right,
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and the way he phrased things, there's just a little
bit of wiggle room there. And we're getting close. We're
now doing promos for the Fox Sports Radio NFL Draft coverage,
so we're getting close to that and we're closing in
on it, and that's the big step. If you make
it past the draft and you haven't been traded, you
are unlikely to be traded. There is a second wave
that takes place usually in early June, of players that
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change teams. So there is that the drafts the big
one between now and the end of the NFL Draft.
That's what we keep an eye on.
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Here we got smaller. How about that? To the third degree?
Here we go.
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This is one big f gets grilled.
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Coop a loop wearing Laker propaganda on top of this head.
That's right.
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Well, the Raiders have Aid and O'Connell and Gardner Minshew
on the roster, but neither are seen as franchise quarterbacks.
Report surface this weekend that the Raiders have their eyes
on Dak Prescott when he becomes a free agent in
twenty twenty five, Ben, do you think the Cowboys will
let him hit the market?
Speaker 1 (25:21):
All right? So my first thought is, yes, he will
hit the market. My second thought is that is a
plant by Dak Prescott's agent to try to put pressure
on the Cowboys. Say, hey, if you do not pay
this guy, he's going to run out to Las Vegas
and be surrounded by showgirls and crackheads in Vegas and
have a wonderful time at the slot machines and all that.
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So you gotta pay this guy. So I think that
was a plant. Like the Raiders are attempting to finagle
the draft to get a quarterback and they're gonna have
to trade up to do that. So that's the goal
for the Raiders. But yeah, there'll be a bunch of
teams that will be interested in Dak because he's been
around a while. But do I believe that particularly rumor? No?
Next Ben, So.
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We are headed for Clippers Mavericks round three.
Speaker 1 (26:07):
That's right these teams, man, you think of that Dallas
La rivalry only crap.
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Well, the Clippers are the favorites heading into the past, right,
But the MAVs have had the NBA's best record since
the All Star break and the Clippers have gone I
was like fifteen and thirteen or sixteen thirteen, So it's
not not very good, Ben Will. This would be another
first round exit for the Clippers. Well, listen, I've talked
to Kawhi. In fact, I've been massaging his knee me
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and massuse.
Speaker 1 (26:35):
I've got some baby oil out here. He'll be fine,
He'll go any Kawi. Listen. All Luca does is put
up great empty stats and lose to the Clippers in
the playoffs. That's what he does. It'll happen again next
I don't think that's always happened.
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The Nets that are going through a bit of an
upheave a lease, they search for a new head coach,
but they will be sticking with GM Sean Marx, despite
much of the Nets fan base having lost confidence in him.
Ben is keeping marks a bad idea?
Speaker 1 (27:00):
Well no, because he's He sucks up the ownership clearly,
and the owner likes him, so that's the key to
keeping a job. He's got that great accent as well.
He doesn't matter. The next revelment, how do we die?
How do we die? Don't we fail? This is shit?
That's a win, he told me off here. I want Eddie,
he said, I want He lied on the air, but
off the air he said, I won. So I'm a winner.
I consider myself a winner.
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Their advice is dead. OJ Simpson. Advice to OJ Simpson
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as we are giving advice to OJ in the afterlife,
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Hello, OJ Simpson founded at seventy six to prime suspect
is OJ Simpson.
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That is correct. Thank you for that you didn't curse.
Good job by you. Let's say hell your next. Hello,
advice to OJ Simpson on how to stay cool in Hell?
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So challenge Ben Mallard to a game of scrabble. I
heard about your big comeback down seventy eight points. That
is damnit.
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Thank you. Yes, I was down seventy eight to nothing
at the start of a scrabble game, and I came
back and won domination. Thank you. That's one of the
great wins in the history of scrabble. Listening to the
Fifth Hour podcas cast for more on that. Line six. Hello,
line six with time.
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Of handshaking tree, justin from Cincinnati's favorite four.
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Yeah, I think somewhere on there is on line one. Hello,
line one, you need to behave justin Cooper. Okay, yes,
calm down. We're giving advice to OJ Simpson on how
to deal with the warmness stay cool in hell. Hello,
you're on the air. Line three. Hello line three, Line
three not paying attention. We'll go to you on line four. Hello,
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line four.
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Oh, maybe the players are playing cards right now. Hello
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Hello line five blue, Okay, thank you. I don't know
what you were your phone broke up. Line six Hello,
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only one more. If it's good, I'll take credit. If
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in hell, line for you're on the air. I don't
think I'll have a hard time staying cool.
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had a good weekend. Now, if you've listened over the years,
and I assume maybe you have, I don't know, maybe not.
But there's a tradition we don't talk much golf on
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the year that we will talk golf, and that would
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that that would not be compelling talk radio, and I
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the show gets going with marginal sports talk about Scotti Scheffler.
There was no suspense at the Masters olther than with
his wife giving birth. But in terms of the athletic
competition on the course, at the end, you knew who
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which did not happen. We have seen that in golf,
but that did not happen here. So we've made the
editorial decision to Preston. We'll talk about that a little
bit as we go through the night, but we're not
going to a full mall monologue about the golf instead.
Our lead this hour coming from the diamond. But we're
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not gonna break down the Sunday night game between the
Padres and Dodgers, because who cares. It's mid April baseball.
But the scandal department has opened up here. We have
a major change the last couple of days here, since
I left the watch post for a couple of days
for the rare and appropriate forced family wedding that I
was acquie to attend. My presence was requested, so I
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attended and I had a good time. But here's the thing,
major change in the ongoing show. Hey Otani saga, oh
and I love a saga. I was born for the
drama orama of it all. So if you've not been
following along, somehow you were out of the loop here
and you missed it, and it's possible you did, perhaps
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you're not familiar with it. So the interpreter, Ipe Misuhara
has faced federal charges. He was charged with a bunch
of random, different charges over the weekend. Here in Major
League Baseball, we have been told expected to find Dodger
star sho Heil Tani did nothing wrong, not a single
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thing wrong at all, completely as innocent as a lamb,
as innocent as a lamb. We're told Major League Baseball
will quote quickly interview and clear Shohe Otani of any
and all wrongdoing once the federal government's investigation is complete,
which considering there's been charges and nothing against Otani, would
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indicate that the federal investigation is close to ending. Based
on circumstantial evidence, it is close to ending here, and
they gave a lengthy and a very in depth, very
in depth Affidavid, which is great bathroom reading when you're
taking a dump there against Missuhara last week. Now, the
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document paints a clear picture. This is what the feds.
They have to prove it. You gotta go to court
to prove it. But this is what their claim is.
Their claim is hey Otani was just a victim, and
he exonerated him of any knowledge or involvement with illegal
sports gambling, the ultimate cardinal sin for a professional ballplayer.
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Asked Pete Rose about that. Now, Mizuhara, the interpreter is
accused of stealing more than sixteen medion knows it was
originally four million or four and a half million. Now
it's up to sixteen million. So let us discuss are
we getting the full picture of what happened with Shoheil
Tani and his interpreter. No, of course not. Now I've
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got ghost, whisper volcano, and carpenter, and we will combine
all of these things together, and we are going to
make wedding food, which you know, usually not that. It
was okay. They had beef. They had beef and rice,
which was okay. But I was able to go back.
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I snuck back and got at the wedding I went to.
I got extra food, so I was happy about that
because it's the quantity, not the quality that was my
go to. But anyway, all right, so you got the goat,
whisper volcano, and the carpenter, so hey, listen, I get
that this is the story that baseball wants, and it
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appears the Feds are playing along and all that. I
feel like we're getting one camera angle. You know. It's
kind of like when I was younger and I used
to get these hot debates because there was people that
were convinced, like the Kennedy assassination, you had the one
camera angle, and then you had the grassy knoll and
then there's a different camera angle and that changes everything.
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And I felt we're getting one camera angle and it
zoomed in, and maybe that's it. Maybe that's all I mean.
It was something about the story just doesn't smell right,
doesn't pass the smell test in my head. Here, I
mean the Feds usually they take three years on average
to pour a cup of water. And you're telling me here,
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wam bam, thank you maam. They're already done. They've expedited
the gambling investigation. And it's open and shut. It's black
and white, however you want to phrase it. And as
we understand it, basically, maybe I read it wrong, but
as we understand Shoyotani in this story, the Feds are
painting was the goat whisper the goat? What does that mean?
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He's a goat of baseball. But in this case, it
does appear that he followed the teachings of Chris Carter,
the old Viking receiver from back in the day. I
have a fall guy, and in this case it's a
scape goat, the goat whisperer called upon and the interpreters
has taken everything that Otani was just a complete rube,
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just dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb. That's it, right, And if
you read the short synopsis. You've got Otani, who's playing
the role of Dumbo, the flying elephant, and he was
bright eyed and bushy tailed at all that and completely
bamboozled led down the garden path by the interpret Now
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page two, it we are told the federal investigators reviewed
the phones of the interpreter and Otani and found that
there was nothing that wasn't kosher, no digital discussions between
them regarding gambling. And that was interpreted by some as
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to be a clear indication that nothing went on, because
otherwise there would be a whole bunch of text messages. However,
there is a parallel dimension where these guys were around
each other at the ballpark from about one o'clock in
the afternoon till eleven o'clock or midnight, and by my
mouth or math there that's plenty of time to discuss
whatever they need to discuss, and also planes, trains, and automobiles.
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So did you expect that this Otani gambling story will
completely go away based on this federal indictment of the
interpreter and all that. So no, I do not expect
this to completely go away. I just vanish into thin air.
I don't think that's going to happen. The story I
would put it right now at this point. It's a
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page turner. But at this point I would say it's
like a volcano, that the volcano can lay dormant. I
think he had a volcano has to lay dormant. I
remember it's in school. I played it paid attention one
day and they said, a volcano if it's dormant for
ten thousand years, they just said it's dead, that it
loses its connection to the hot molten lava in the
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in the earth there. And so it's but ten thousand years.
So this story with Otani, you're like, okay, so it's
gonna go on the back burner now, and it can
lay dormant for a while. But at some point I
would think someone's going to have loose lips here, and
someone's gonna say something, whether it's true or not, and
they'll probably write a book. And then people say, well,
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you just did it to write a book, you know
that kind of thing, And we get that all the time,
and it'll erupt again and send molten hot lava in
the air everywhere, and Otani and his pal we're able
to you know, the guy that was the interpreter. You're
talking about a four and a half million dollar bank roll,
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at least with the the gaming operation. You don't get
that if you're making a normal salary. I mean clearly
Otani his name was mentioned. Whether he knew about it
or not, I don't have any inside information on that,
but it's it's bizarre and that there's no need to
have a digital paper trail though, because you're around the
person all the time. And plus what about the Burner phone.
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Who knows maybe there was a burner phone? Burn baby
burn who knows? There's no way a book he's giving
some random dude that kind of money unless he knows
he has access to get that money from somebody else,
and somebody else's most all right. Last word here, we're
gonna turn the page to Boston. I love baseball players
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and their random complaints, and we have one of those
from Finway. The Angels and the Red Sox, couple of
mediocre teams, neither one expected to be a legitimate threat
in terms of down the line in October when the
real pressure cooker gets cranked up here, but the Red
Sox closer and former Dodger Kenley Chance went off half
cocked at the balls. He was upset with the balls
(11:07):
used in games this season, says they are quote getting worse,
and that sometimes he isn't sure where the ball is going.
That sounds like a hymn problem, not a ball problem.
He compared the cowhide to slippery pearls, because who hasn't
tried to throw slippery pearls at one point or another.
So what is your reaction to ken Lee Janssen ripping
(11:29):
the quality of the balls? The baseball balls? So I chuckle.
I chuckle when I saw this, because this is your
standard baseball complaint. It ain't me, man, ain't my fault,
Ain't my fault. I know what I'm doing in your vault, right,
I chuckle? And I watched Jansen pitch a couple times.
(11:50):
I'm pitching for the Red Sox against the A's. Was
all over the place, although he didn't blow that save,
and just wildly reminds me of Craig Kimbrel at this point,
which is not a compliment. When you're compared to Craig Kimbrel,
that is not a compliment. Now you're all over the
place anyway, thirty six years old, and it's just all
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over the place, and rather than taking responsibility and say
I suck right now, and he tried to do that,
but then he had to couch it and he went
on the offensive. And as the tradesman knows, if you
work in a trade, you understand that old line that
a bad carpenter blames his tools. It's the tools falling
(12:33):
my fault. You got me the saw sauce terrible. What
do you expect me to do here? There's some grand
global conspiracy for slippery balls that they ought to get.
But yes, the standard star has fallen. Rhetoric as we say,
do not let a falling star fall on you. It
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will not go well.
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we go where the news of the day takes us,
in this case the Bay Area, Northern California. To trade
(14:44):
or not to trade? The question for the team that
lost lost the Super Bowl. So, if you have not
heard the latest and perhaps perhaps not the ongoing drama
around brandoni that's a receiver. Over the weekend, his agent
attempted to put the kebash on the much anticipated trade
(15:09):
of Brandon Ayuck, the very notion that the San Francisco
Wide receiver had requested a trade. Someone named Ryan Williams
We're not sure who that is. We were told he
was an agent of the player, went on the socials
and responded to a post saying that Brandon Auck had
requested a trade by simply saying, you need better sources. Okay,
(15:33):
So let us discuss the question. This has been out
there since before the Super Bowl, that Brandon ayuc would
be traded. So Brandon Iuk's agent says, no forty nine
or trade demand has been made. Are you surprised by
this latest wrinkle in the story? So I've got action Jackson,
situational awareness, and salt, and we will combine all of
(15:57):
these things together and we are going to make an infomercial,
which is pretty much all that's on right now on
the television at this hour. Usually those infomercials. So number
WHA WHA said to make sure she's paying attention. So
(16:21):
I was. I give this whole story a little side eye.
I do because it's a game of charades. It's game
of charades. And going on the record, which is what happened. Now,
going on the record, saying that you didn't demand a
trade is irrelevant, right, it is irrelevant, and the reason
(16:42):
is a real makes way. All right. You follow the
teachings of action, Jackson. Actions speak louder than words. Your
parents taught you that when you were a kid. Watch
what they do, not what they say. Now I wish
it was the other way around, because all I do
is talk for a living, talk talk talk, talk talk.
But ultimately, actions are more important. And Brandon Iuck is
(17:04):
entering the final season of his contractual obligation to the
forty nine ers. There's been a lot of buzz, that's
what it sounds like, because he unfollowed the team on
the ground. That is a normal act of warfare. That
is an act of ratcheting tensions. You know that, I
know that, we all know that you're ratcheting up tensions
(17:26):
based on based on the unfollowing activity which he did.
I didn't do what he did it, Brandon Iuc did.
He unfollowed the forty nine ers. Now you might remember
we talked about this on the show. In a previous episode,
the GM John Lynch was whispering sweet nothing into the
microphones at the NFL league meetings about his player Brandon
(17:49):
Iuck and IOC used emoji warfare emoji warfare. In his
rebuttal member, he used different emojis to spell out money
talks and bull Pucky walks, although he didn't use the
word bullpucky. That's a Jay Scoop word. He used a
different word that starts with an S, and you can
imagine what it might be. Oh, it's such a terrible word.
(18:09):
We can't stand on the radio. Oh my god. All
right now, page two here, so side stepping over to
Cincinnati we go. And there's a story it's been hopping
up here the last couple of days. It caught my attention.
It involves Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow. I kind of like
that guy. He's a pretty good, pretty good player, right,
Joe Burrow. So, Joe Burrow recently did some Fledgling podcast
(18:33):
interview with the Kelseys. I don't don't want to listen
to that. Probably not and a lot of bots. Probably,
But anyway, Joe Burrow in this interview said he would
like the NFL to stop enforcing the forty year old
Mark Gastono rule. That's what old timers call it, involving taunting.
So we're gonna go on the hot tub time machine.
(18:54):
We're gonna go back forty years nineteen eighty four and
the NFL was so upset with this guy named Mark
Gastineau that they added section three, article seven in the
rule book, which states a fifteen yard unsportsmanlike penalty can
be called for any player who is deemed guilty of
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using baiting or taunting tactics or words that may upset
and create ill will between teams. So some of that
I had lib but that's the most of it. Now.
Burrow stated he is pro taunting, a controversial pro taunting position.
He said, quote, we're all grown adults. Well I don't
(19:38):
know about that. I said, We're all grown adults really hard.
We work really hard at what we do, and sometimes
we'd like to show it. I'm not going to get
my feelings sort if someone sacks me and taunts me
like you made a play, he said. So, Joe Burrow
wants the NFL to allow more taunting. Do you agree
(19:59):
or di? I disagree with the ben Gals quarterback. So
I am on team Joe Ko. I support this, and
I support it to a point that makes fine. Let
me make my position. I'm gonna make my elevator pitch
and then you can respond. So there is one addendum
that I would add. I wouldn't completely get rid of
the rule, but most of it would be gone. My
(20:22):
one addendum I would add to the taunting rule situational awareness.
And what that means is be aware of your surroundings. Now,
let me explain that if for those of you a
little slow in the back of the room, so let's
say you're down thirty four to three late third quarter,
you then get a sack, or you score a meaningless
touchdown and you strut around with the flamboyance of the
(20:46):
Bolshoy ballet performer doing a ballet dance. You should be penalized, right,
you should be flagged for that. That's ridiculous, it's stupid,
it's dumb. But if the game is close, I'm all
for it. But actually put that rule in. They credit
Mark Gastino because he was a nut job. He did
the sack dance. They were the Sack Exchange there, the
(21:09):
stock Exchange while playing off the Wall Street and all
that back with the Jets, and there was a fight
that he caused because of one of his dances. I
think it was against the Rams if I remember correctly. Anyway,
it doesn't matter who it was against. They put that
rule in and the rules stayed there all these years later.
Be sure, why not? Especially in the age of social media,
(21:30):
it's all about cloud. You don't get clout unless you
shove it in someone's face. You don't get clout all right.
Final point, So staying in northern Kentucky slash southern Ohio
amid the contract that will stay with the Bengals because
that's compelling overnight talk radio. So the Bengals reportedly have
no plans to trade wide receiver T. Higgins. But wait,
(21:53):
there's more that comes on the heels of Higgins saying
that he anticipates staying in Cincinnati. So he Higgins now
says and pretty much admits it, I'm committed. I am
committed to the Bengals. How believable is T Higgins? Another
name we talked earlier here about Brandon and I another
name that has been tossed out into the trade machine.
(22:15):
So how how do you file this one away. How
believable is that? So I take this one with a
just a little pinch, a little pinch of salt, just
a little pinch of salt, because here's the way I plans,
we know change. Think about eating a turkey sandwich yesterday.
I didn't eat my plans change, but plans change. And
(22:40):
it's conceivable the Bengals would come up with some magical money,
which is unlikely. But here's the other thing, and this
is a dead give it, dead giveaway, that this story
is manure. It makes money. So T Higgins made this
endorsement of staying with the Bengals to the in Cincinnati
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at his youth football camp, at his youth football Now
it has happened. I'm not gonna say it hasn't happened,
because I do recall in the past stories like this
where someone did make a comment at a youth football
camp while they were hosting it that they didn't want
to play for the team they're at. But it's very
rare that that happens. Normal protocol is, hey, you act
(23:24):
with the proper decorum, and you say all the right
things and all that. And so my theory is that T.
Higgins was simply playing good cop that he's not walked
back on his position, his previous position. The way he
phrased things left the door open, and I got my
microscope out and I was looking over every word right,
(23:44):
and the way he phrased things, there's just a little
bit of wiggle room there. And we're getting close. We're
now doing promos for the Fox Sports Radio NFL Draft coverage,
so we're getting close to that and we're closing in
on it, and that's the big step. If you make
it past the draft and you haven't been traded, you
are unlikely to be traded. There is a second wave
that takes place usually in early June, of players that
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change teams. So there is that the drafts the big
one between now and the end of the NFL Draft.
That's what we keep an eye on.
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Here we got smaller. How about that? To the third degree?
Here we go.
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Coop a loop wearing Laker propaganda on top of this head.
That's right.
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Well, the Raiders have Aid and O'Connell and Gardner Minshew
on the roster, but neither are seen as franchise quarterbacks.
Report surface this weekend that the Raiders have their eyes
on Dak Prescott when he becomes a free agent in
twenty twenty five, Ben, do you think the Cowboys will
let him hit the market?
Speaker 1 (25:21):
All right? So my first thought is, yes, he will
hit the market. My second thought is that is a
plant by Dak Prescott's agent to try to put pressure
on the Cowboys. Say, hey, if you do not pay
this guy, he's going to run out to Las Vegas
and be surrounded by showgirls and crackheads in Vegas and
have a wonderful time at the slot machines and all that.
(25:43):
So you gotta pay this guy. So I think that
was a plant. Like the Raiders are attempting to finagle
the draft to get a quarterback and they're gonna have
to trade up to do that. So that's the goal
for the Raiders. But yeah, there'll be a bunch of
teams that will be interested in Dak because he's been
around a while. But do I believe that particularly rumor? No?
Next Ben, So.
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We are headed for Clippers Mavericks round three.
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That's right these teams, man, you think of that Dallas
La rivalry only crap.
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Well, the Clippers are the favorites heading into the past, right,
But the MAVs have had the NBA's best record since
the All Star break and the Clippers have gone I
was like fifteen and thirteen or sixteen thirteen, So it's
not not very good, Ben Will. This would be another
first round exit for the Clippers. Well, listen, I've talked
to Kawhi. In fact, I've been massaging his knee me
(26:32):
and massuse.
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I've got some baby oil out here. He'll be fine,
He'll go any Kawi. Listen. All Luca does is put
up great empty stats and lose to the Clippers in
the playoffs. That's what he does. It'll happen again next
I don't think that's always happened.
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The Nets that are going through a bit of an
upheave a lease, they search for a new head coach,
but they will be sticking with GM Sean Marx, despite
much of the Nets fan base having lost confidence in him.
Ben is keeping marks a bad idea?
Speaker 1 (27:00):
Well no, because he's He sucks up the ownership clearly,
and the owner likes him, so that's the key to
keeping a job. He's got that great accent as well.
He doesn't matter. The next revelment, how do we die?
How do we die? Don't we fail? This is shit?
That's a win, he told me off here. I want Eddie,
he said, I want He lied on the air, but
off the air he said, I won. So I'm a winner.
I consider myself a winner.
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advice to OJ Simpson on how to stay cool in Hell?
Speaker 2 (28:44):
So challenge Ben Mallard to a game of scrabble. I
heard about your big comeback down seventy eight points. That
is damnit.
Speaker 1 (28:49):
Thank you. Yes, I was down seventy eight to nothing
at the start of a scrabble game, and I came
back and won domination. Thank you. That's one of the
great wins in the history of scrabble. Listening to the
Fifth Hour podcas cast for more on that. Line six. Hello,
line six with time.
Speaker 4 (29:04):
Of handshaking tree, justin from Cincinnati's favorite four.
Speaker 1 (29:08):
Yeah, I think somewhere on there is on line one. Hello,
line one, you need to behave justin Cooper. Okay, yes,
calm down. We're giving advice to OJ Simpson on how
to deal with the warmness stay cool in hell. Hello,
you're on the air. Line three. Hello line three, Line
three not paying attention. We'll go to you on line four. Hello,
(29:30):
line four.
Speaker 2 (29:34):
Yes, buddy up next to Charles Manson.
Speaker 1 (29:37):
Oh, maybe the players are playing cards right now. Hello
line five, Line five, you're on the air. We giving
advice to OJ on how to stay cool in hell.
Hello line five blue, Okay, thank you. I don't know
what you were your phone broke up. Line six Hello,
line six, No.
Speaker 2 (29:57):
It's pretty easy.
Speaker 1 (29:57):
You should both start party. Yes, that's the way to
go vote. How about fourth party? How about fourth party?
That's about fourth party? Line one, you're on the airline one. Hello,
order a.
Speaker 2 (30:09):
Double dip jobingers.
Speaker 1 (30:12):
Okay, all right, well we'll get you the no rain,
No rach, sir, no rach. I'm hanging up on you
with your rach. Go away. I would do one more,
only one more. If it's good, I'll take credit. If
not's gooble loop pick the line cooble loop. Line for
line for advice to oj on how to stay cool
in hell, line for you're on the air. I don't
think I'll have a hard time staying cool.
Speaker 2 (30:34):
He spin in Vegas.
Speaker 1 (30:35):
Oh, you gotta go quicker, Supermarcus Steve Man. You were
too you were too slow. You gotta go quick, quick,
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