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Big Ben talks about the level of concern for the 49ers with Christian McCaffrey's reported injury, fans convinced that Deshaun Watson created a burner account to defend his play, Maller to the Third Degree, Password: Word Game of the Stars, and more!

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hour from the post mortem on the weekend that was
in the NFL. Specifically, we'll start in northern California. Are
the forty nine ers going to be centered by the
NFL for their shenanigans? The Niners on the field painted

(01:55):
a masterpiece back on Monday night day roasted the Jets.
I didn't know that was possible. The Jet is not
an animal, but they were able to roast them. Now
that came without Christian McCaffrey, the NFL's offensive player of
the Year. We talked about this in a previous episode
of the show, the Niners claiming now a calf achilles

(02:19):
injury backup someone named Jordan Mason. I don't know who
that is, but he played wonderfully. And he also said
the thing you can't say at the time, you can't
say it after the game, claiming that he was aware
he would be starting back on Friday, when the breathless
reporting by NFL media was that the decision came down

(02:41):
just before the game. But he actually knew all weekend
that he was going to start on Monday, and then
he got called into the principal's office and then it
was all bummed out and depressed and all that. Well,
now reports are saying that Christian McCaffrey could have played
had the forty nine ers been in a playoff game.
Very odd to play a playoff game in September. Happened before,
Maybe it has, I don't know. And at the same time,

(03:04):
that's one side of the mouth. On the other side
of the mouth, we're also being told there's a real
chance that McCaffrey will not play in Week two against
the Mannaiso the Vikings. So the story is what's known
as a scattershot store. It's all over the map. You've
got one report said why he could have played? Then're
not gonna play. I'm gonna play, all right, So let

(03:26):
us discuss the question how concerned should the forty nine
ers be with Christian McCaffrey and his reported injury. So
I've got Gateway, Martyrdom and Slurpy and we'll put all
of these things together and we will ride the hamster
wheel of the hot take is what we're going to do.

(03:47):
So a one thing I have learned this week in
Week one, you know what did you learn? Do not
believe anything that comes out of the forty nine ers.
Right The rhetoric from Kyle Sham he will lie right
to your face. The forty nine ers were caught red
handed in the fib Factory. We detailed the Jordan Mason

(04:09):
saying the quiet part out loud part of the story.
So you have to cut through the haze. You have
to cut through the haze or the smoke if you
live in a place where's a lot of wildfires. So
Christian McCaffrey allegedly has Achilles tendonitis. That's the story as
I understand, or Achilles tendonitis, which is a gateway injury.

(04:34):
Now I'm not a doctor. I'm not a doctor. However,
I can play one on overnight radio and based on
several minutes of going on web md and other medical websites,
the injury does not sound that that. It sounds benign. Right.
Achilles tendonie tendonitis is something that is pretty common. The
claim is that that type of tendonitis will lead to

(04:57):
a snap, crackle pop of the achilles and if that happens, well,
that is a career changing injury. However, despite that, I
am measured. I am measured on the malor worry ometer
for the forty nine ers with Christian McCaffrey one to
ten with ten being Oh my god, this is the

(05:19):
worst thing ever. I'm at a three. And here's why
we're ways away. We don't. I got away through the
end of the year here to get to January for
the playoffs. And they already have a plug and play
guy in Jordan Mason. They have the Shanahan scheme, which
Kyle just took from his daddy. It's the family business

(05:40):
coaching in the NFL. And Jordan Mason will not be
as good as he was Monday night most of the time.
The law of averages will catch up to him. But
he got off to a great start. And they can
find some guy out of the Canadian Football League, get
somebody from the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, and be okay for
the regular season. Right for the regular season. Now turn
the page. We go to Miami. As we continue are

(06:03):
around the clock coverage. When your favorite NFL star gets
pulled over, We are there latest on the speeding ticket,
hurt and around the echo chamber of the NFL, you've
got proclamations coming out Drew Rosenhaus, the high powered, high
falutin NFL agent Drew Rosenhouse, and Tyreek Hill himself. Now

(06:26):
Tyreek threw a statement from his attorney calling for the
police officer who pulled him out of the vehicle to
be fired. Miami Dad Cop cops said Hill was cited
for careless driving and a seat belt violation in the

(06:46):
traffic stop that has been dissected like it is a
laboratory frog. The citation states that Hill was going sixty
miles and our twenty miles over the posted speed. That
was a visual estimation over the speed limit, which was
at forty miles. In no Now it depends where, like

(07:08):
a lot of the cops I've noticed, I'll let you
go like ten miles over the speed limit, maybe even fifteen,
but once you get to like twenty, it becomes an
issue where they can cherry pick. It's like shooting fish
in a barrel. I did not see any statement by
Tyreek Hill announcing, well, maybe I should have let the
window down. I didn't say anything like that. I'd see
Jie Rosen I'll say, next time, Tyreek, just leave the
window down. I didn't see that. I must have missed it.

(07:30):
I'm sure both of them issued statements saying that that
should have happened. So where are you at regarding the
latest developments in the Tyreek Hill story. All Right, so
we know at this point battle lines have been drawn.
There's no one in the middle of the road. Right,
You're either I hate all cops and this is an

(07:52):
example of how cops all suck, or you're like, well,
the cop was over the top, but Tyreek should have
should have rolled the window down right now, Drew Rosenhaus
and those in the Tyreek Hill camp. The thing that's
fascinating to me mentioned the battle lines are drawn on it.
The thing here that it just blows my mind is

(08:13):
that they are working overtime here to paint a Tyreek
as some kind of sympathetic figure. That there's martyrdom on
display here, and that just blows me away. Like there's
a lot of people he's a sympathetic for Tyreek, his resume,
his body of work, assaulting his pregnant girlfriend, domestic violence.

(08:33):
He was accused of battery in twenty nineteen. Last year,
he paid some hush money to a marina worker in
South Florida that he was accused of assaulting. Now, Hill
is a heck of a football player, but let's not
pretend he's mother Teresa here. Let's not pretend he's mother Teresa. Again,
the cop was a hothead. Tyreek escalated the situation with

(08:54):
the rolling up the window and all that, the tinted window,
which is no no have boo in that world of
law enforcement. And so both things can simultaneously be true, right,
That's the way it is. I mean both people in
this case there was wrong on each side. And we'll

(09:16):
see how this plays out. But now the last word here,
let's go to Denver as the dissection of the play
of the rookie quarterbacks continues. Now, Sean Payton, he came
out swinging in defense of his quarterback. He says he
has no worries Sean Payton with what he saw from

(09:36):
rookie bow Nicks in his first game. A lot of
the nerds love the nerd sites. Oh man, they know
exactly who the offensive line is supposed to block and
where the receivers are supposed to run. They have all
the answers, and then they can grade everyone. It's outstanding.
I don't know how they have all that. They must
be really smart. They're super nerds. So they're like, well,

(09:57):
Nicks didn't play all that well. I kept flipping back,
I kept going back to this game, and I'm like, wow,
he's how is he this bad? Now, Sean Payton, what
he did was he praised the attitude. He praised the
attitude which bo Nicks performed. All right, he celebrated. Now,

(10:19):
what did you think? Quick question for the Steam panel,
what did you think of Broncos coach Jean Payton? You're
passionately defending bo Nicks and the attitude that he played with.
So it was standard for I would say, you don't
judge success and failure based on attitude. Now maybe I'm

(10:40):
wrong on that. I never coached in the NFL, I
never played in the NFL. But you expected Peyton to
come out and stand by his quarterback, and he did.
He stood by his quarterback. But it's also a classic
diversionary tactic. It is he became a cliche monster is
we just got to be better all around, right, better
around him, And it's gonna be hard to play quarterback period.

(11:01):
Can't run the ball and all that. Of course, one
thing leads to another. Right, if you're able to throw
the ball, that open up's a running game and vice versa.
But the way I looked at it, bo Nicks played
like he was at seven eleven and we've all been
there and he ordered a slurpee at seven eleven and

(11:22):
he just ate it too fast and he had brain freeze.
It's what he played. He played like, and he'll play
better either that or he won't be playing like. It's
not really that hard. Are either gonna play better or
they'll sit him down and put Zach Wilson in there,
God forbid, and they'll rotate the quarterbacks if he's gonna

(11:44):
go out there and drown there. Now, there is some
level of growing pains that you have to go through,
and so he's gonna have a lot of opportunity to
show improvement. And the good thing is the bar is
very low. The bar is very like you could be
in the gutter and the bar okay, that's where the
bar is for bo Nicks. It is the Ben Mallard Show.

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our lead this hour from Cleveland, Ohio. Oh yeah, the

(15:18):
obligatory mal monologue on everyone's favorite happy baby yoga quarterback.
This hour, the Creepy Quarterback. Latest information, the NFL is
reviewing the new allegation accusing the Browns franchise player Deshaun
Watson of inappropriate hanky panky and the assault battery claim.

(15:42):
It's a civil lawsuit. Now, we are told the league
is not considering placing him on the Commissioner's exemp list.
There are no formal criminal charges. It is again, purely
a civil case. So the punishment is to have the
Browns have to play Deshaun Watson. That would be the
punishment of the biggest plot twist which I had been

(16:05):
obsessed with. I spent a good chunk of my day
falling down a rabbit hole in the micro blogging world.
Now you might know where I'm going with this, but
maybe you haven't been paying attention and you don't know
where I'm going, so let me let me allow you
to come to my world if you missed it. So,
now Deshaun Watson not only is accused of being the

(16:29):
creepy quarterback Times twenty five, but Watson is now being
accused of creating wait for it, wait for it, a
fake social media account to defend his pathetic play over
the weekend. Yes, to defend his pathetic play over the weekend,

(16:50):
he has created a social media account. So I was
tipped off to this radio buddy of mine said, Hey,
you're not gonna get a text. You're not gonna believe this.
You know, anytime I get a text, You're not gonna
believe this. I'm like, okay, I'm interested.

Speaker 2 (17:08):
What happened?

Speaker 1 (17:09):
All right? So and then I see the the tweets
and the comments, and I'm like, okay. So Watson's the
cues of creating a fake social media account. Internet sluice
believe that X user I love this name, Lee Roy
bicker Staff is really Deshaun Watson incognito. So what yes,

(17:31):
Lee Roy bicker Staff. Now, the account has passionately been
standing up to the honor of Deshaun Watson to the
point where it just does not pass the smell test.
So let us discuss the question thumbs up or thumbs

(17:53):
down to the concept of Deshaun Watson having a burner
account on X to defend his honor. So I've got stealth, bomber,
beach cruiser, and billboard and we will combine all of
these things together and speak our mind. Is what we're

(18:16):
going to do. So uh number yeah. To answer the
question thumbs up thumbs down, I'm going two two thumbs
up is how I'm gonna answer this. Now, we did
activate the MIIB, and that's not men in Black. The
MIIB is the Malor Investigative Bureau, and the Malor Investigative Bureau.

(18:37):
After eight minutes long investigation, we believe it is beyond
a reasonable doubt that it is either Deshaun Watson or
a relative of Deshaun Watson. The scale is leading towards
Deshaun Watson. Now, one thing I have noticed from years

(18:58):
on the bully pulpit, behind the micphone, sweating over the
bright lights of the on air light. Most of these
famous people, I say that in your quotes famous people
are not exactly tough cookies. Some of them pretend to
be right. Some of them pretend to be. But the
famous people, a lot of them think they're James Bond

(19:21):
with these burner accounts doing undercover work. Spoiler alert, spoiler alert,
you're not right, You're not Now most of them get exposed.
Shout out Kevin Durant. In this case, Deshaun Watson. I'm
convinced based on the comments that were posted from the
account from Leroy Bickerstaff God, i am convinced that Watson

(19:50):
thought he was flying a stealth bomber, that no one
would be able to figure out that this was Deshaun Watson.
And yet he actually was flying around in a good
Year blimp advertising that he was Deshaun Watson. This account,
based on my investigation the Mal Investigative Bureau, this had

(20:14):
all the telltale signs. Now, gonna give you my evidence.
I'm gonna make my elevator pitch to you, and then
you can tell me whether or not you believe the case.
So I'm gonna give you the evidence. You're the judge.
You decide. So the first thing that stood out like
a throbbing thumb, it was a fresh account. The account
was started this month. You were in the month of

(20:34):
September twenty twenty four, so it's a brand new account.
The first activity was on Sunday, right after the Browns
were punched in the Solar Plexus by the Dallas Cowboys,
So no effort to hide it, no effort to camelflage it.
And then you look at the name Leroy Bickerstaff. If

(21:00):
you were to come up with a name, let's come
up with a burner account. I don't know what name.
I don't Why don't we use the last name of
the old Cavaliers coach Bickerstaff and then we'll just throw
Leroy in there and no one will know who that is.
Now one one agenda, one trick pony here, or one

(21:21):
pose the happy baby yoga pos well in Deshaun Watson lingo.
So the only effort of the account has been to
post comments the Sunday hours after and really shortly after
the Browns Cowboys game, and then on Monday defending Deshaun Watson.
Now NFL teams have Tuesday off. There was no content.

(21:44):
I didn't see anything on Tuesday, so he probably forgot
about it because he was out doing stuff. But the account,
among other things, blamed the offensive line. Brown said some
guys out. He blamed the offensive line, blamed the play calling,
which is the head coach Kevin Stefanski, who's running the
offense there. And the account, the Leroy Bickerstaff account claimed
that those things are holding number four back from his

(22:06):
greatness the franchise, making one of the all time greats
look bad was another post. Now we know that Watson
is thin skin, and we know this from firsthand experience.
If you're new to the show, there is a past
before Deshaun Watson was the creepy quarterback. He was an
Eagle scout. He was beloved by everybody when he played

(22:28):
at Clemson. He's also very thin skin. And we had
a back and forth based on some comments that were
made on this show that were repeated on social media,
and Watson searched his name, he came across my name.
We then got into a rhubarb before he was in

(22:48):
the NFL with the Houston Texans, in between the time
he was at Clemson and going to the Texans, as
I remember it, so things that make you go hmm,
it's unmistake by thin skin guy. No one's defending Watson.
Why would you? And you know, all of a sudden
He's like, Okay, you know what to do. I can't
do this on my own account, so I'm gonna make

(23:10):
a burner account and no one will ever know. No
one will ever know. All right now, Page two, give
me your reaction to the NFL's response to Deshaun Watson's
latest legal rhubarb. So the NFL's response here was a
shoulder shrug.

Speaker 4 (23:30):
I don't know, I don't know.

Speaker 1 (23:32):
Uh to say they are extremely cautious, a slight understatement.
For years, the NFL ruled with an iron fist, and
now they have done a one pint eighty. They've gone
the opposite direction. To forget about the Autobahn. They are
driving a beach cruiser, not an electric beach cruiser. They're
driving a beach cruiser with a flat tire, enjoying a

(23:52):
lazy Sunday drive, and they're blocking traffic and all that
just waiting for Watson to pay more hush money and
then they can get back to siphoning money from you
and me and all the different NFL products that they
have there that you must pay, you must pay for
all right now. Final point, there is a Deshaun Watson

(24:15):
conspiracy theory. Aside from the burner account that is making
the rounds. Several of you sent this to me. It
goes something like this that the Cleveland football team let
the cat out of the bag, with the cat out
of the bag on the latest lawsuit in order to

(24:36):
hit to facilitate the eject button to hit the eject
button on the Deshaun Watson contract. Do you buy the
Browns leaking the latest Deshaun Watson lawsuit in a strategic
move to weaponize the lawsuit? So I looked this over
and I see no evidence of this. I was kind

(24:57):
of hoping that would be true because it would actually
make the Browns look pretty good. But I don't see that.
And the main reason I don't see that is because
of the roadside billboard. The head of the snake involved
in this latest lawsuit is an old friend. Now, I
don't know this guy in real life, but he's provided
me a lot of content over the years. Your favorite

(25:17):
billboard ambulance chasing lawyer better known as Tony Musby, a
prominent and boisterous, over the top Houston attorney right out
of Central casting for a bigger than life Texas attorney
who is representing the latest accuser He's represented almost all
of the other women that accused de Sean Watson of

(25:37):
inappropriate activity. He's also a former Houston mayoral candidate who
once put up billboards around Houston so the Texans would
draft Johnny Manzel. That did not work out. So this
guy's a legendary attention horror who does have an addiction problem.
He's addicted to the microphone, the camera, and the bright lights.

(25:59):
He's never met a camera that he didn't like to
my knowledge. He's also got this megaphone and he's out there.
He's always barking quotes and all that. The other element
to the story, the reason not to believe that the
Browns were the ones that lead the story. Not only
do you have Tony Buzby, this big, bigger than life attorney,
but you also have Jimmy Haslam, the owner of the Browns,
and his Toadies, who appear to be completely clules. So

(26:24):
despite that, I do believe the Brownies are not upset
the story is out. They'd like the NFL to do
something they didn't throw the latest giant mudball, but they're
not against it. They're like, well, it kind of helps
us out, and it's like they didn't really have a
problem with the other twenty four cases, but this one,

(26:45):
this is the straw that broke the camel's back.

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Speaker 1 (26:55):
How about that?

Speaker 2 (26:56):
To the third degree? This is gets squilled?

Speaker 1 (27:01):
All right, let's do this. Here we go Cooper loop.

Speaker 5 (27:05):
All right, Ben, The Orioles still have one of the
best records in the American League, but over the course
of their last fifty six games, they've been a sub
five hundred team. Ben, does Baltimore have major postseason concerns?

Speaker 1 (27:18):
No, because the playoffs are a totally different situation. There
is no correlation or causation based on regular season performance
in the sport of baseball. We have seen it year
after year, teams that are rather whole home in the
regular season. There's teams like Arizona that didn't do very
good against good teams last year, and then in the
playoffs they were able to win a bunch of games.

(27:41):
So it's not a concern. Now. If the Orioles go
in the playoffs and ride the vomit comet, then it
becomes a concern, but going into it, no, there's no
These two things have nothing to do with each other.

Speaker 5 (27:51):
Next, the Panthers technically have one of the easiest schedules
in the NFL this season. They don't play a playoff
team from last year until Week eleven. Being said, Bryce
Young looked bad and they lost one of their best
players on Sunday in defensive lineman Derek Brown. Now, Ben,
do you think any of their upcoming games are winnable?

Speaker 1 (28:11):
Yeah? So the question is not whether or not Carolina
is going to win a game. The question is will
they even cover the spread? That's the question the gambling show.
They play the Chargers, the Raiders, and the Bengals the
next three weeks. They will lose all of those games.
Like the first winnable game is at Washington, which they
will not win, and that's not until Week seven.

Speaker 5 (28:30):
Next, the New Orleans Saints have a new offensive coordinator
in Clint Kubiak, and the offense already looks much improved
over last season after they dropped forty seven points on
the aforementioned Panthers, Ben.

Speaker 4 (28:40):
Do you think this is the new norm in New Orleans?

Speaker 1 (28:42):
No? Because these questions are related. Cool they played the
Carolina Panthers, which is a Pop Warner All Star team,
not even an All Star team. The Panthers are the
worst team two years, or rather the worst team this year.
They stak, how did we do you pass?

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This edition?

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Speaker 1 (31:03):
Let's do this then, okay, you picked me? All right,
very good. Let's play the game.

Speaker 4 (31:07):
Here we go.

Speaker 2 (31:08):
I was gonna make it good.

Speaker 1 (31:10):
It doesn't. Okay, good, then I want to play.

Speaker 4 (31:15):
No pick ben, No, I go with you?

Speaker 1 (31:17):
Go with justin? Yeah, alright, I'm not.

Speaker 3 (31:20):
I'm out.

Speaker 1 (31:20):
Let's play a dad guy.

Speaker 2 (31:22):
I don't.

Speaker 1 (31:22):
I don't want to play, Eddie, go ahead, pick a
number or actually, no, not you, addie. Let's go with
persona non grad a percent of one grad to pick
a number one to ten? Please seven, number seven? It's appropriate?

Speaker 6 (31:35):
All right? Uh, the clue is quarrel.

Speaker 2 (31:39):
Quarrel.

Speaker 1 (31:40):
That's a bad clue.

Speaker 6 (31:41):
Addy, nobody asked you.

Speaker 7 (31:43):
It's a terrible quarrels not gonna yes, so bad. He
got it right, he got it because of my clue.
You didn't give a clue appropriate?

Speaker 1 (31:54):
All right? Go ahead, jet pick a number plays one
to ten, number nine, the amount of times you've been
rested this year? None? All right? Go ahead? There, cool,
let's go with the word is number nine. If you're listening,
number nine. That's easy.

Speaker 4 (32:11):
Let's go with.

Speaker 2 (32:14):
Uh.

Speaker 4 (32:14):
Oh, come on, designer, no.

Speaker 1 (32:19):
Architect, No, no, that's a terrible Okay, maybe not let's
go with a painter. Painter, that was the clue. That
was the one. Yay, go all right, bad job by cool.
That was an easy one. The artist are you not listening? Artists?

(32:39):
It was artist was the word. All right, let's keep
it moving. Back to our friend and I said three
to begin with?

Speaker 8 (32:47):
It is nice?

Speaker 1 (32:48):
Look up anyway, let's keep moving.

Speaker 8 (32:50):
Gummy per grada, Yes, sir, how's a lot of creating
percent grad You always have a casual conversation.

Speaker 1 (33:02):
You want to play the game. We've ever seven, seven
and nine. You didn't say that right, say it the
right way?

Speaker 2 (33:08):
Number one.

Speaker 1 (33:09):
There you go.

Speaker 6 (33:12):
Let's go with hurry up, eddie, treat A treat, treat?

Speaker 3 (33:22):
Uh, gift?

Speaker 1 (33:24):
No, all right?

Speaker 4 (33:26):
Could this is a tough one. I don't know why
I put this here. Uh, let's go with uh uh grub.

Speaker 1 (33:43):
Treat and grub is.

Speaker 5 (33:51):
Right?

Speaker 6 (33:51):
How about how about a munchie?

Speaker 1 (33:58):
No the first answer, it doesn't matter.

Speaker 4 (34:03):
So you you heard the clues. Let's go with chips.

Speaker 6 (34:12):
I did a shirt?

Speaker 4 (34:15):
What?

Speaker 1 (34:15):
No, he doesn't know the answer, so he's just rambling
and let's should we throw it out? I mean, yeah,
the word was U late night midnight snack. Yeah, all right,
we'll keep moving. You listening to pass word?

Speaker 5 (34:33):
All right?

Speaker 1 (34:34):
A number word game of the stars. I think we
don't have to cut this game off.

Speaker 6 (34:37):
It's boring.

Speaker 1 (34:38):
Number eight word number eight.

Speaker 4 (34:42):
All right, another tough one.

Speaker 1 (34:45):
Let's go with your you came up with the list, cool,
this is your list.

Speaker 4 (34:52):
There's only so many words in the English language.

Speaker 1 (34:54):
There's kind of a lot though, there's like a lot
of words that dictionary.

Speaker 4 (35:02):
Let's let's go with uh.

Speaker 1 (35:06):
Coop wrote the board and now is confused by the
words that words. This is outstanding.

Speaker 4 (35:12):
Let's go with uh uh. Let's go with usher.

Speaker 1 (35:21):
Yeah, that's not gonna work. You're talking to Jed here.
Could you could have used the You could have used
the mallord maneuver.

Speaker 4 (35:29):
Oh you're oh, that's a good point. I forgot about
the mallor maneuver.

Speaker 1 (35:32):
Go ahead, Eddie, there's no con Jet. You're not even
I think we should kick Jet out and go to
the bench. I think, I mean, my god, this is
so bad. You should be familiar with it.

Speaker 6 (35:45):
How about mentor? How about a mentor?

Speaker 1 (35:50):
Now you're going you're going about this the wrong way.

Speaker 6 (35:52):
Nobody asked you.

Speaker 2 (35:54):
That was the mallord teacher, no coop.

Speaker 1 (35:59):
I demand you to use the mald maneuver. Okay, alright,
demand your powers invested in me by iHeart and Fox.
You better give the malle maneuver go ahead, all right,
so just think of.

Speaker 4 (36:10):
The clues that we gave. But it's I'm going a
different direction with the malaneuver. Oh TV.

Speaker 1 (36:19):
No, I would have different mala maneuver.

Speaker 4 (36:24):
Want Yeah, what would your malle maneuver been?

Speaker 1 (36:27):
All right, tour, Okay.

Speaker 4 (36:31):
Say it again.

Speaker 1 (36:33):
I'll say you listen for this is the Malon maneuver.
All right, Tour. He's just busting my balls. He's my ball.

Speaker 6 (36:55):
I thought you said tour because you did.

Speaker 1 (37:01):
Door, because you've done so many drugs. You don't know
you're I mean you're you're I mean you're a loser.
My my god.

Speaker 6 (37:09):
What Ben meant to say was tour tour.

Speaker 1 (37:16):
I know, I know what's going Everyone listening's like everyone's
dumber now because of this game, terrible game. You're banned
from the game. Perana Gronta. I was a great mallet maneuver.