June 13, 2024 • 54 mins
C&R talk record breaking Yankees/Dodgers viewership & have a 4-part Tom Brady doozy! ONE wing??! The fellas discuss Cove's food gauge, a pizza fight on their staff & 'OLD-SCHOOL WHEN 50 HITS'.. Brother! Danny G. has to reset the phones multiple times! The Old-School alcohol topic is a hit, with awesome calls! They talk Clipped & Aaron Judge. Plus, no veteran love on an MLB pitch clock violation?
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Speaker 1 (00:02):
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(00:22):
We throw it back on a Thursday. But first and first,
mostly let's discuss all things Brady. Okay, is a three
part doozy right here. Brady gets inducted into the Patriots
Hall of Fame. Congratulations to him. T me twelve looking
handsome with his red jacket on, made some great speeches.
Robert Kraft says that they're going to erect the statue
(00:46):
of twelve foot Tom Brady statue. Yeah, congratulations, don't use
that word with it. I just wanted to use that word.
That's all. So Brady statue to sign a Jellette twelve
feet of good thing. Tom Brady didn't wear number fifty,
Yeah exactly. So that's part two of the story. Then
there's that whole other side story where they call out
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or Brady calls out the barstool dudes and Portnoy wasn't
even there when he acknowledged the table because he went
to watch the rest of the Celtics game. Oops. That's
kind of funny though, actually, because people were like, well,
where was where was Portnoy? Why wasn't he at the
table at table nine with the other mutants. It's because
he was trying to watch the NBA Finals and it
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wasn't coming up on his phone. He should have just
had his iPad like you do. Yeah, I know. Well,
he tried to be an iPad baby and he couldn't
get a signal, so he left to a local bar
to watch Game three. I find this that moment. I
find it to be devastating for anyone other than Portnoy
because listen, guys, uh, you know, got hundreds of millions
of dollars created barstool. He could probably call Tom Brady
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any day he wants. But imagine you missed that opportunity.
Imagine if Danny G used the bathroom when I don't know,
Shaquille and Neal was like, thanks for being a Lakers fan,
Danny G, Where's yeah exactly? You know, things like that
happen all the time. I've seen award ceremonies where someone
wins an award, it's like, Yo, they're in the uh,
they're the toilet, they're in the bathroom. Oh man, wait
(02:15):
a second, let me out of a minute, right, So
he missed that opportunity. It's a cool moment. It was
nice of Brady to acknowledge the barstool. Dudes, I thought
that was cool. You know what, this happens a lot.
And uh, I mean not to the level of Portnoy
missing a Tom Brady shout out, but you know, being
that I'm the best baseball coach in the valley. When
my daughters six and under girls softball team would play,
(02:39):
I would be fascinated how many times the little kid
would be up to the you know, up in the
batter's box getting ready, like mom and dad were on
their phones or talking to someone else. I'm like, what
are you like? And then the kid gets a little
hit and they look. I'm like, what they missed doing?
You missed the moment. Things like that happen all the time.
So yeah, Portnoy had his reason, he had his excuse,
(03:01):
but he missed that shout out. Game now three of
the NBA Finals, there's not a reason to miss a
Tom Brady shout out. You know, I don't really blame him.
That's his team, three, you and far between. He explained
that the only championship that matters is the next one,
and he wants to appreciate the moment because he said,
and I agree with him, if the Mavericks, who were favored,
by the way, and we questioned that, if they had
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won that game and you're you got porzingis questionable moving forward.
It's a whole different series. So he was invested in
seeing them go up three games to none. He missed
the Tom Brady shout out that acknowledged Barnestool, So people
were questioning, well, where was he but on the portinoy
sort of tip? What's he known for? What kind of reviews,
rich pizza reviews? What's his rule? One bite? One bite?
(03:46):
You know the rules? And by the way, could I
just say I got to own it? I yesterday did
say Mavericks in a blowout? You did oh to end
the show?
Speaker 2 (03:57):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (03:57):
Let me tell you. I was down the block having
a burger a beer with a couple buddies, and I
believe the game started was like twenty one nine or
nineteen nine. I'm like, I'm a genius and then then
I then I turned around again, I'm like, oh, it's
thirty one, thirty one, and then man, yeah they made.
Speaker 3 (04:12):
A stellar then it was a Celtics blowout, and then
that wasn't yep, and then they obviously pulled away at
the very end.
Speaker 1 (04:18):
Ah. But that's what great teams do, as Jami Chiefs
teams do, they close it.
Speaker 3 (04:23):
We're debating that money line, that Vegas line yesterday. I
hope somebody heard that and made some money yesterday.
Speaker 1 (04:30):
Yeah, you guys, when it comes to closing games, the
Mavericks are like Clay Holmes. That's how I see it. Uh, No,
Braino Cavino just can't let that go. Stinks, dude. Honestly,
I feel like you're spoiled when you grow up watching
Marianna Rivera, So anyone else is like subpar? Yeah, dude,
I mean hope he steps up. We've talked about this.
There's universal rules in sports. Every baseball fan says their
(04:54):
closer stinks, unless it's Mo Rivera. One jell like Edwin
d As that one year, one job.
Speaker 2 (05:01):
I know.
Speaker 1 (05:01):
But it's like every team thinks their field golf kicker stinks.
Everyone thinks yeah, but it's always like, you know, these
guys are breaking on sweat all the time, you're biting
your nails because they make it so close every time.
It's like, yo, guys, can we just do our jobs here?
So anyway, what is Portnoy's rule again? One bite? You
know the rule, But the irony is that he takes
(05:22):
he takes a bite and then like it's listen Portnoy,
who I enjoy what he does. I'm a fan of his.
When he does the one bite, the whole inside joke
is that then he goes on to finish like not
only that slice, but probably he eats multiple other slices,
because I don't think it's possible he's full of cramp.
I don't think it's possible for grown men to take
(05:42):
a nibble of something and be like I'm done. You notice,
like when your girlfriend has like a tasty drink that
she bought something you would never buy, but then you
see it and you're like, yo, can I get a sip?
And they reluctantly give you a sip, but they don't
want to give you a sip, and then of course
you take like half the drink and then a yell
at you like you dragged the whole dag because guys
(06:03):
have no self control. Guys have no self control. Let's
be honest. Your girlfriend or wife could nibble on a
sour patch kid. We eat sour patch kids. Buy the bag.
You don't nibble anything I have. It could be a
bag of anything. I'm eating it by the bag more. Yeah, more.
Your wife will have that bag for a week. Your
(06:25):
your wife or girlfriend could grab two or three girl
Scout thin mints and like nibble on them. Right, I'm
eating them by the sleeve exactly, So once that plastic
is open. In my opinion, that's a serving. I mean
to me, that's just how guys are. It's like, what
do you want me to not be a man? Well,
guess what. There's a story about Tom Brady remember all
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things Brady, all of fame, statue, barstool incident. Apparently Julian Edelman,
his former teammate, exposed him, so that Tom was super
tough on everybody leading up to the game about what
they were eating and everything. Well, Tom's a discipline guy.
Team Yeah twelve is about fitness and diet and wellness,
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and he spoke about it. He said that everybody should
play football why because it teaches the greatest lessons in life.
It's hard. None of it comes easy. Waking up, early, training,
being prepared, all those things are great life lessons for everybody.
It requires an insane amount of discipline to be a
great football player, to be a Tom Brady, I mean
(07:30):
you're tested with discipline often in life, right, yeah, exactly. Well,
I mean not to take it down a pervy route,
but to be a loyal husband, like you know. No, no,
you're expected to be a loyal husband. I know, but
I'm saying you low expectation, having most suga. I'm just saying,
do you want a cookie? Discipline? You know you go
to a casino, are you you know? Is it your
(07:53):
instinct about guys you want to keep gambling. The answer
was I don't want a cookie, I want the whole bag.
That was the answer. Rich so discipline. Julian Edelman exposed
Tom Brady by saying, Tom Brady, listen to this. Tom
Brady's cheat meal when he was being wild and crazy
(08:13):
was one wing, one wing, no wing, one wing would
be Tom Like, all right, guys, I'm letting loose tonight.
I must not be translating Spanish to English you know,
meaning one, Yes, he would eat one wing Tommy. I
thought Tommy like wingy. Apparently he only liked him enough
(08:34):
to have one, or his discipline is so superior, dude,
he was able to stop at one. I'm like, bono
of you two know those? Today's one bone in wing
you nuggie eaters. Yeah, that's one craziness. Does he at
least dip it in blue cheese or rancher? Is he
just like no? No fixes? Yes, So there's so many
(08:56):
questions just from that. I dip it in be twelve us?
Is one of anything ever? Worth? It? Really worth? And
I'm not saying we don't do it? Like for example,
you know, we went out to dinner the other day, right,
you know what, I had one cocktail? Was it worth it?
I mean I wanted it, but it's not giving me
a buzz. It's sort of pointless. If you like wine,
(09:18):
if you're gonna drink, I think you lean into it. Otherwise,
don't drink at all, Cavino says, drunk or go home. No,
if you're not drinking for the bus, then what's the
point of the cocktail? Now? Right? Like, I don't know.
Sometimes I wonder about that but I did only have
one because I'm trying to be disciplined. If it's like
a twenty dollars fancy cocktail and y'all got this tastes good?
Or if you're a if you're somalier and you're like, oh,
(09:38):
I really enjoy wine because I glass of wine to
cap off the night, that that's fine. I get it. Yeah,
But if if you're having one drink, to me, that's
like one one, it's like one hit. Are you getting high?
What are you doing? It's like rich just having one
cup of coffee. Yeah, he needs at least teen of them,
like seeing someone have a tall coffee at Starbucks like
(10:00):
venti or go home pal. Yeah, So is one of
anything really worth it? Danny G says he could have
one cookie and call it a day for me, call
me a gavon, a glutton, call me a crazy maniac.
But that opens up the floodgates. Once I break the seal,
and I'm like, I already did it, I already blew
it control. I might as well eat the whole thing. Now,
(10:21):
can we hungry for more? Yeah? Give me the whole case.
Speaker 3 (10:24):
But see something like a taco or tacos. Yeah, there's
if you guys, like when you guys brought crunchy tacos
in here before from Taco bell, I had to have
like two or three of them.
Speaker 1 (10:33):
Can't have one and a wing.
Speaker 4 (10:35):
There's no way I could have one size of the
thing depend it makes it. You know, you're talking about
like a massive cheeseburger, like I'm just gonna have one.
Speaker 3 (10:43):
Of course, you're just having a wing that burns up
in the atmosphere. We're talking about appetize.
Speaker 1 (10:46):
I was Sam, if I sat you down at a restaurant, said, Sam,
what's going for a nice meal? I saw a meme
and it's so true. It said, you don't realize how
little self control you have as a grown up until
someone brings out free chips and salsa. Oh yeah, and
for every four chips, that's one tortilla. So just think
how many tortillas you're eating fat. So once you said
that to me, yeah, I hated you for it, but
(11:08):
it changed my mind. Ca you know goes. Think about it.
If you have a big bucket of chips at a
Mexican restaurant, if you size it out, each four triangle
chips equal probably one tortilla.
Speaker 4 (11:19):
So if you just ate eight tortillas. That's a taco tortilla.
We're talk about like we're talking about this one.
Speaker 1 (11:24):
Right, yeah, like a flower. But for those corn tortilla, Yeah, taco,
that's okay. But I just had But I was Sam,
if I told you you ate a twelve pack of tortillas,
we'd be like, what a gross fool. We'll put this
in perspective, but if in the form of fried chip,
you be it. Se apathizer Tom Brady just again for reference,
and you all know he's the most famous athlete of
(11:46):
our time, six foot four five. You imagine a six
foot four two twenty five guy who's burning lots of
calories every day, working hard, really letting loose and unwinding
with one chicken wing, he just nibble nibble sand. That's
how insanely disciplined he was. And then it brought up
(12:06):
a conversation too at our pre meeting where I have
this thing and Danny g I guess you know you
called me out on aldudden every one one second, not
just the chips. Any restaurant. We were at an Italian
restaurant the other night. They bring out a big loaf
of bread you could house the whole thing. In real life,
you'd be like, you're not eating a loaf of bread,
(12:26):
But at a restaurant, you'll eat a loaf of bread,
like especially if they bring out the olive oil serving
side about to sweep that sweet brown bread at cheesecake factory,
You're gonna have a little nibble. It's impossible, impossible unless
you're swimming like Michael Phelps. Remember he would have like
five thousand calories twenty thousand calories a day. But yeah,
(12:48):
same with Floyd Mayweather Junior because they're training five hours
a day. That's what separates Tom Brady. Now, that's what
makes him great, honestly, Like and Julian Edelman calling him out.
It's funny, but it really does put it in perspective.
But uh, there's this there's a thing I do, and
I guess I really never noticed it until Danny G
broke the glass on it. It's wild because I've known
(13:08):
you for twenty years until Danny pointed it out, And
he's right, I don't know how I never noticed this.
There's no debating it. What's up, Danny G.
Speaker 3 (13:15):
Yeah, very first time I hung out with you guys
at Buffalo Wild Wings we're having fun, we're eating wings,
and then on the way out, caven Know turns to
everyone in the group and says, how many did you have?
Speaker 1 (13:25):
How many do you have? What'd you have? How many?
How many wings did you eat? And I do that
with every Yeah, this company, pizza, whatever it is. I
want to how many slices you have because I don't
want to be the biggest slob in the room. Hey,
if we had the same amount, that's okay, But I
didn't want to have the most or more than anybody does.
(13:46):
How much I have to it's whoever has the most
wings is just the slob. Ye're as al ast about
the eating because you want to eat. He just doesn't
want to. Like if Patrick, one of the editors, his
mom is kind enough, Maureen, we'll bring us cookies. Once
in a while, Cavino will pull me aside, and I
think he's about to ask me something like real talk,
Like yoll bro, I gotta talk to you. I'd be y'all, bro,
(14:08):
how many cookies you have? I don't know, I know,
I don't know. Is my WheelPower the worst here? Who's
the biggest slob? What's going on? And Fridge says, I
had two and I had one, I feel great. Or
if I had two he had three, I'm like, yes,
that means I'm still in the game.
Speaker 3 (14:22):
And when we were at the Tempe remote for the
graduate hotels, we went we got slice pezzed by the
Slice after the night out and while everyone was sitting
around eating, Covino took roll call.
Speaker 1 (14:32):
He's like, how many slices did you have? How about
you to see if he could have one more. Now,
the crazy part is he goes, you got you cages?
Someone goes rich you down for a slice number two?
Danny g what about you? When we said y'all got
a second slice? That gave him the mental ability to
then himself get a second g That's how you got
to gauge things, because if you're not caging things and
you're just going bror okay, I'm okay, but you got it.
(14:57):
Like you're comparing yourself amongst your peers, right, if you're
always eating more than them, because what you're probably the
biggest guy in the room.
Speaker 4 (15:03):
Maybe you have a really crazy high metabolism though like
I look at you're not you are in shape.
Speaker 1 (15:08):
You know how much just one I have just for this?
Speaker 4 (15:10):
How about whenever and whenever I'm out with you, guys,
I will just always say I had eight slices of
pizza so you could just go to town. He wants
the truth, I had fourteen chicken w You're a liar,
You're lying.
Speaker 1 (15:24):
Jay Stu hit us up. One of our good pals,
the producer of Doug Gottlieve. He said, Oreos, I can
never just have one or two. It's like you, you
will always have a wad. Yeah, Tom Brady has only
one little he's twisted off the top and he just
eats the chalk, not even the icing part. No icing
for two twelve. That is just honestly, it just goes
to show you why he's better than everybody.
Speaker 3 (15:45):
Oreos are one of those cookies where you have to
have a sleeve. I'm with, Yeah, I agree. Here's the torture.
Here's the torture that I live with.
Speaker 1 (15:52):
And most guys do too. I mean most guys. Girlfriends
like mine don't do cookie reviews. My girlfriend does crumble
cookie every Monday. But on top of that, she's always
buying limited edition Oreos. There's a new flavor every week. Practically,
anytime there's a new flavor of anything, she buys it
just to take her little nibble, and then she leaves
it there for me to dwell over all day long, like,
(16:16):
are you gonna eat that? Because I want to just
house Danny. It's insane, it's insane. His girlfriend will go
to Crumble, which is like a pricey, like awesome cookie
biscuit shop here in l A. I have to throw
them away or else I'm gonna eat them all. And
she'll order five different big ass cookies. You'll take little
bunny bites. Oh, this is a good one, and that's it.
This is a good one. How do you think Cavino feels?
(16:38):
And those are laying there, they're screaming my name the
entire night. I could hear them calling me through the pantry.
I gotta tell jay Stu and Danny g this. Jay
Stu's not alone. By the way. Those Oreos that they're
they're the worst. What do you think the serving sizes?
That's the other joke. What do you think of an oreo?
You know it's not as bad as I thought of
an oreo? Two? Say four cookies? Three? Really? Okay? Three
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is the serving size?
Speaker 5 (17:04):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (17:04):
Do you think many? I try at least six? Seven?
You have. Yeah, so double every little stat on the
their stats, right, not three, not four? And I guess
I guess one desserts not six.
Speaker 3 (17:17):
It depends on if you've had a meal, right, because then,
like you said, Covin, I could have one cookie and
I'm good. I just want that sweetness. I don't know
how you do that, but you we talked about one time.
We're said all you can eat, and you said you
could do all you could eat dessert buffet.
Speaker 1 (17:33):
You know what, I have a confession. I have an
usher confession. I don't think I've ever said this publicly.
This is my confession. This is my confession because I
think you were once on my six hundred pound life.
Speaker 6 (17:45):
No.
Speaker 1 (17:45):
But you know, I feel weird saying this because there's
a macho side to me that doesn't want to admit
it because I think it's like something that women admit to.
But I think I'm addicted to chuck a lot. Like
I crave chocolate every day. I'm like, I need chocolate
right now, Like, give me some chocolate. And I can't
just have like a little nibble. I need something right now.
(18:06):
I think I'm seriously addicted to it. I feel like
my body really does crave that. Am I the only
guy that is a girl? Thing? To say? It is right?
But am I the only guy? Oh? Of course, I'm
sure other people love to sing. Just because I want
sweets and I feel like I'm worthy of a dessert
right now, I really feel like I need it at
this point? Is that impossible? Remember the movie Mean Girls
(18:27):
twenty years ago when they sat when she sabotages the
Mean Girls by giving them like fattening help bars that
they think are what if we just sabotage Cavino and
every day we just put had chocolate in the studio
and all of a sudden, and then Cavino becomes a
like Ben Stiller at the end of Globo Jim at
the end of Not Let me give you the exact
(18:47):
situation and scenario that happens at every office in workplace
around the country whenever someone's generous enough to bring in
snacks or donuts or muffins or cupcakes. You try to
play it cool, and maybe you cut something in half,
and then before you know it, you're just eating the
whole thing. You don't you're cutting these little tiny pieces.
You're cutting these little baby pieces because you're like I'm
(19:10):
just saying, a little baby piece, you know what. I
think I'll have another little baby piece, you know what,
I'll have another little bit until you've finished the whole thing,
because you're not Tom Brady. Tom Brady, the only human
to have will power to eat one chicken wing, one wing.
It reminds me of every kid's birthday party, you know,
when they slice the pizza real thin, like little slivers.
Speaker 4 (19:29):
I'll take a little, a little slice, and you're like, oh,
is it called party style or squares?
Speaker 2 (19:34):
Yeah? Oh yeah.
Speaker 1 (19:35):
Then you eat a little corner piece and it's just like.
Speaker 7 (19:37):
A little that's tavern style with the squares, but you're
talking about the thin thin.
Speaker 1 (19:42):
Instead of eight slice slices. Just a regular piece, right Dad,
instead of eight slices to make it like twenty four.
And you're like, oh know that. You just keep eating
one after the other, little sliver. Because I would say
it's also referred to as party style.
Speaker 4 (19:55):
I'm just looking up on the I used to get
dominoes and they would they would sufi, not a tavern.
I'm gonna go with my research here, Dan, Dan, can.
Speaker 1 (20:05):
We do that? Sam's never wrong, by the way, He's
just can we do dances tavern, I say party, Hey,
Dan Buyer, are you interested in hosting a panel show
between Profet and I wasted? Any interest there where? Where
you throwing the topic and they, you know, welcome to
kill me kid. It's just it's just so funny to
(20:30):
put it in perspective to see the difference between most people,
unless you're a slim, good body, unless you're a body builder,
a training secreator or training for something. The regular guy
who loves his treats, who wants to snack and really,
you know, struggles with self control and will power because
you're a guy and you're like versus a Tom Brady
(20:53):
and that sort of I'd rather I'd rather just not
have any Wingscovin you know, same man. I don't know
how he does it. I'm with you on that I'd
rather have none than one. But it just shows you though,
like you said, because even guys that are in pretty
decent shape, guys that go to the gym care about
health and fitness. It's very difficult to with a straight
(21:15):
face say oh yeah, I could have one wing, or
no French fries or oh one chip at the restaurant.
That psycho behavior and the mean, psycho behavior brings you
to ten super Bowl saw me like one Wingy's That
psychle behavior is why you look the way he looks
at forty six. That psycho behavior is why he is,
you know, could still play in the NFL today.
Speaker 3 (21:36):
You know one of the big reasons why Mike, who
runs this place, got the job to run this place.
Speaker 1 (21:41):
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(23:17):
settle this pizza dilemma?
Speaker 4 (23:21):
Just?
Speaker 1 (23:22):
Is it party style or tavern? Rich, you got the
final set, I'm gonna go damn buyer. I think party
style is when you cut it slicer, smaller triangles squares.
Speaker 7 (23:34):
Which you were trying to explain and called it party style.
Then Sam said party styles with the squares, but to
differentiate from what you were saying. The squares is with
tavern style, which, by the way, Sam, you've done research
and you have found uh my research backs me up.
Tavern style is this how you press the dough and
then it's usually cut into squares. But if someone wants
(23:56):
something cut party style, it's always squares that the haircut.
Have you ever seen a thick crust tavern style cut pizza, No,
because it would just be the corner pieces would just
be dough like.
Speaker 1 (24:08):
That's that's the point of it. Style though, isn't thick crust.
It's always like a thinner cut dude you hang out with,
I was Sam, it's never party style. It's always squares.
Speaker 7 (24:17):
Sam will never admit he's wrong on anything. Ever, it
is true. But the best part, the best part of tickets,
best part of today. No, that's that's not true, Sam.
I'm not the one that's I notally admit, because the
funniest part of this whole conversation was Cavino in the hallway.
Speaker 1 (24:34):
Going Turbom store when I'm the one that said it.
Speaker 7 (24:39):
So he was saying it to my face, like I
don't know if he was trying to mock Sam behind
his back. But Sam never said tavern style. I did,
and so then you were in my.
Speaker 1 (24:52):
I was just thinking how funny it was.
Speaker 4 (24:55):
Oh, we're both getting worked up in and invested in this,
which is a good thing. Oh it's great shows a
competition on this show, it's yeah, it's bringing out the
rival arguing.
Speaker 1 (25:04):
Trivial pizza styles and crusts and cuts. Hey, this is like,
this is like Brady and Peyton Manning. Yeah. I don't
want to bring up I don't.
Speaker 7 (25:10):
Want to bring over Sam's unwillingness to accept you know
that he wasn't one hundred correct or that someone actually
may be right.
Speaker 1 (25:18):
I think we both can be right Dan.
Speaker 7 (25:20):
At the US Open, Patrick Cantley leads at five under par,
but Rory McElroy is moving up the leader board.
Speaker 1 (25:28):
Sam will never admit he's wrong on anything.
Speaker 8 (25:30):
Ever.
Speaker 1 (25:30):
No, that's true. It is true. The best part, the
best part of part of today. What do you think
we order a pizza? We wanted a party style or
tavern style? Well, I'll tell you this. I still have
to edit it, but I'm gonna post it within the
next five minutes or so. I have a visual of
what iowa. Sam and Dan byer. Consider party style or
(25:53):
tavern style, and you could be the judge at Covin
and Rich. I'll post both videos. I'll put Fox Sports
Radio name. Decide as you would say, as I said,
and where the wild things are, Let the wild rump
is start.
Speaker 4 (26:06):
Dan and I were trying to work out our differences.
We were actually explaining the logic, you know, the logic
and rationale behind why we think.
Speaker 1 (26:14):
Which pizzas which. Well, I'm happy to hear that I
still felt the tention. Nice, what do you think we
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Cavino and Rich on Fox Sports Radio. And look at
the time. Let's go hit it. There's a certain What
we're gonna do is go back.
Speaker 9 (26:48):
Back into time, throwing it back for a Thursday. Old
School went fifty hits at fifty after CNR give you
the time capsule topic and we reminute together.
Speaker 1 (27:01):
Yeah, every Thursday we do it, throw it back old
school when fifty hits on the clock. Yeah, get you involved.
We reminisce a little bit, a lot of reminiscing this
week because the brat Pack documentary came out last night.
I watched this really good. It's not great, but it's good.
Andrew McCarthy did this. Whole thing got us feeling nostalgic.
(27:21):
But we're not even talking about that today.
Speaker 3 (27:23):
Yeah, Rich and I were busy watching some serious TV. Yeah,
well you're watching Perfect Match season two.
Speaker 1 (27:29):
Oh I bet you said clip oh no closes? God
that good. That's good too, but no Perfect Match. Yeah.
I do recommend Brat Pack if you want to feel
nostalgic on a throwback Thursday. That's on Hulu. Who's your
favorite brat Pack member? Is it? Emelia? Can I go
adjacent and say Ralph Macio? We can do that because
they do establish that there was a lot of adjacent
(27:50):
Brat Pack adjacent characters. Hey, you know, go over that
tomorrow with weekend hob nobbing. But right now, when fifty hits,
we go old school, and you know, there's nothing more
part of our childhood. Then old school wrestling, at least
for me. You a lot of guys, a lot of women.
You look back to your childhood. Oddly enough, wrestling was
so big in the eighties and nineties that it was
hard to avoid. And one of our childhood heroes, the Hulkster.
(28:14):
What you get to do? Brother, Brother has a new
beer and he's pimping it on social media and it's hilarious.
Speaker 2 (28:22):
You know, maniacs. Hul Cogan here, the greatest of all time,
and I'm here to announce hul Hogan's brittle American Beer.
We're bringing America back together one period of time with
real American beer. What you gonna do with hull Cogan?
All my real Americans run wild?
Speaker 1 (28:40):
Odd you, brother, I gotta tell you. At first, you
know what I thought he was pimping. I thought he
was holding some sort of papped blue ribbon because it
looked red, white and blue. I knew it wasn't bud, right,
but it looked like papst PBR to me. Yeah, but no,
it's his own thing. And you know, I'm not wishing
him failures in the beer world, because, let's admit, he
(29:03):
did blow it when it came to the grill endorsement.
He had a chance to be the endorser of the
George Foreman grill, but he chose the blender. As we
established it, as the story goes, Pgan missed the phone call.
Foreman jumped on the grill and they said, well, Hank,
we have a blender too. He went with the blender.
Foreman went with the grill. I'm wishing the Hawks to
hear some great success with the beer, and he's saying
(29:24):
it's the real American summer with his real American beer.
But it got us thinking about all these other beverages
and cocktails that came and went. You're missing them are
very generational. You're missing a major part of this. What
am I missing? Bozo? He said, it's the beer that's
gonna bring the world together. I mean we're talking about
I can imagine, you know, maybe on June twenty seventh,
(29:46):
two weeks from today, maybe Donald Trump and Joe Biden
toast a real American beer. Brother, Do I have to
wear those obnoxious Donald Trump sneakers when drinking this real
American beer with Joe Biden sunglasses? Yes? Brother, because it
brings everyone together. But you know what I was talking about,
the beers that came and went because there's a lot
(30:06):
of beers, ciders, drinks, cocktail shots, even that came and
went because trends changer. Maybe they just didn't make it. Yeah,
what was the drink you had back in the day.
And I'll give its spirits. I'll give them a shout out.
We love them so much. Mike who runs this place,
the bear who Mike. Mike was the first to say
Bartles and James. You bought them for the girls, But guys,
(30:30):
you know you loved yourself some Bartles and James. So
those old school drinks, they came and went on a
throwback theirs. They will go over it next right here
on Fox Sports Radio. Real American beer bringing real Americans together.
Just talk about it. When you thought the world was divided, Trump, Biden,
(30:51):
you know, people fighting. No, No, this beer, it's gonna
bring us all together. Don't worry. I'm not saying it's
gonna come and go. But maybe it is the beer
the summer and then comes back next summer. Right, So
it's not an easy space. As you hear mister Wonderful
and Robert Hershevek talk about on Shark Tank. It's not
easy to come out with a new product, have a stick,
(31:14):
create the shelf space for things like this. This is
so much competition. Big distributors wish them the best, but
you see that so many different brands and beers and
wines and wine coolers they've come and gone in our lifetime.
It could even be a cocktail. It was just a
fat or a shot, and we want to go over
some of those. Heading into Father's Day weekend on a
throwback Thursday, we already said courtesy of Michael Runs, this place,
(31:38):
Bartles and James was a classic wine cooler. Growing up.
You could imagine your family members playing trivia your pursuit,
you know, when you were a little kid, sipping on
some wine coolers as a kid, and they'd maybe let
you taste one here and there. Seagums had one too.
I remember it was real popular. But along those lines,
I don't think anybody's going to say this, so I'll
say it. Do you remember Red Dog beer? Red Dog
(32:00):
beer is a bulldog that might have been the East
Coast Red dog beer. I remember Red Dog beer. Red
Dog Beer was a pretty big one. I think it
was in isser Bush, but Red Dog Beer was was
pretty big for a minute, came and went, and that's
basically where we're going right now. Remember that cam Oh,
without a doubt Red Dog. Now back to the Bartles
(32:21):
and James. I feel like I'm not endorsing teen drinking.
I guess I have to say that since Ron like
iHeart Fox Sports. But when you were a teenager, hypothetically,
if you did sneak a couple of drinks or pay
the rando weirdo outside seven Eleve, you didn't do it?
Others what other kids the call playing? Hey mister, hey, mister,
(32:42):
second movie, here's twenty bucks. Can you, uh you go
buy us some Bartles and James? And I feel like
you would say you bought them for the girls and
the crew. But the reality is that who didn't like
the taste of a wine? Cool? Because you had a
palette of a teenage kid, so you were like, yeah,
Strawberry developed a lot of us didn't develop that or
acquire that beer taste for beer yet that was yesterday's
(33:06):
white Claw, Yeah for sure. By the way I looked
it up. Red Dog was produced by the Miller Brewing
Company in nineteen ninety four, so thirty years ago. But
we've seen a lot of these come and go, so
we'll take your phone calls. We'll chop it up old
school and fifty hits based on Hull Hogan's new beer.
What comes to mind? I don't want to take the
(33:27):
number one answer off the board. Yeah, I almost want
to leave it for you guys. So did it come
and go? Or we just don't drink it? Anyhow? I
think it came and went. Okay, I have my personal
favorite that came and went. But there's one number one answer. Well,
I'll go to you guys first. How about Tom and Florida.
We'll start with you. What's up? Brother? Hey? Tom?
Speaker 6 (33:47):
Hey, guys, you know the treatment was for us nineteen
eighty six, licensed Ill came out. Three Jewish kids from
New York told us Spanish fly, mix it with brass Monkey.
It was like Sonny D and vodka, I think. But
we drank a bunch of it because the Beastie boys.
Speaker 1 (34:06):
Told us, funky Monkey, that's a good one. That's a
good answer, Monkey Dad, Funky Monkey Dave in Oregon, what's
up Dave?
Speaker 6 (34:16):
Hey, guys, your nonsense is stellar.
Speaker 9 (34:21):
This one is.
Speaker 5 (34:22):
Gonna take you back because I'm an old guy.
Speaker 6 (34:24):
Anyway, it's uh it was Schlitz, Go for the gut Stow.
Speaker 1 (34:30):
You remember that? Of course? Of course I remember Schlitz. Now,
how about Schmids on SNL? Do you remember the old
Bitch Saturday Night Live? It's Schmidtz. Spot had one too
many of us. You gotta look it up Schmidz. I
remember Adam Sandler and Chris Farley were big fans of that.
But I have a few because I remember these. One
was I was born in Nork, New Jersey. I'm East Coast,
(34:52):
I'm from Union. But there was one out of north
called one eyed one eyed Side, one eyed Jack Sider.
I remember like in that. Do you remember this or no,
one Eyed Jack? It was a lemon brew one Eyed Jack.
I remember that. But I think there was like an
explosion of siders back in like the late nineteen hundreds.
And Cider Jack American Heart Cider was a big one
(35:13):
that I haven't seen in forever. So I'm imagining it
doesn't exist anymore because you see a lot of angry
orchard and things like that nowadays, or with the other
brand Killians Cider Jack American Heart Sider. Oh my god,
for a minute, there was a guy flexing. Dude, you
just got me back. I'm sure they still have it.
But in college, I used to love Killian's Irish Red. Yeah,
(35:35):
you saw someone have a Killian's Irish Red. You don't
remember this bottle right here?
Speaker 2 (35:38):
I do.
Speaker 1 (35:39):
With the guy flexing that was that was American Heartsider.
Look up if they still serve and sell Killians Irish Red.
You know what I was thinking about too. Again, we
don't have to be uh sticklers on whether or not
they still exist. But like I was looking up before him,
like I haven't seen Samuel Adams Cherry Wheaton forever, and
I'm sure they still make it. I've seen I've seen
(35:59):
it in one of those variety packs. Right. I got
one that very near and dear to me because when
you were a kid, you would drink anything you could
get your hands on. In college or you know, when
you were misbehaving, yeah, I remember this one particular alcohol.
And what's funny about it is that years later, I'm
(36:20):
helping Cavino move. Cavino's moving from New Jersey. When we
make the move out here to LA He's like, yo, bro,
can you help me move a couple of boxes? Sure, buddy,
and Covino found an old bottle that you still had Goldschlager. Yeah,
it's a classic, the cinnamon alcohol with the little gold chips.
(36:40):
Remember the rumor was like the gold chips like make
little cuts in your throat and it makes you get
more buzzed. And Goldschlager, to me, they get represented night
story of Goldschlager. If you went to college in the
late nineties early two thousands, that might have been the
prime of schlager. Yeah right, I for sure, I don't
(37:00):
know anybody buying it anymore. Like, oh, what was it
after Shock? That was another one that was big back
then moments. Yeah, you know, I don't know anybody buying
that stuff anymore. I'm sure. Again, to not be technical,
I'm sure it still exists, but buying it. But let
me ask you this, based on the fact that Goldschlager
we forget was like a cinnamony with the little gold things.
(37:21):
And of course it's still around. But do you remember
in the I would say maybe the twenty tens. How
for a minute there was nothing more popular than fireball. Dude, again,
fireball replaced gold Schlager. I feel like it did. I
agree too, because you still wanted that cinnamony like big
red flavored taste.
Speaker 2 (37:39):
Right.
Speaker 1 (37:39):
So again it's because they're fads and their trends, and
you're always looking for something different. Like when we were
at the Super Bowl. I'll give you an example. Of
course it exists, but it's not the hot thing anymore.
We're all partying and Big Mike was there, Danny g
was there, Jay stew was there. The whole Fox Sports
radio family was hanging out, having a great time. And
(38:01):
our buddy Rob Parker came up, what's going on, Yo,
Let's do some shots, and he goes, yo, Let's do
some comic cozie shots. And dude, I hadn't had.
Speaker 8 (38:12):
A little gig.
Speaker 1 (38:13):
Ye hadn't had a comic Kazi shot. She's like nineteen
ninety eight for real. Great and it was awesome. But
again it came and went much like the schloggers you
speak of rich and that was after Shocked. Do you
remember that bottle I have no shot? Yeah, with the
crystals inside, you know. I went to I went to Syracuse,
Upstate New York in the late nineties early two thousands.
(38:34):
That was my window of time in college. Every single
girl ordered an amaretto sour I think that's the beginner dream.
I don't know if women at a wedding or something.
I don't know women or men or and I don't
know if anyone still orders at the bar at a wedding,
don't I love the taste, But does anyone say, yeah,
emmeretta sour? Please? I haven't heard that story, madori sour.
(38:57):
I haven't heard someone utter those words in twenty years.
I think that's the introduction to cocktails out all right?
So you know what, there's so many good answers. I
don't want to give them away. We'll go to the phones.
What's up, Danny? One really quick for me? The first
alcohol I ever tastes. You know when your uncle who
drank too much let you taste? Yeah, Iowa Sam. A
(39:18):
lot of people will know this. It might be regional.
I think it was all over the country though.
Speaker 3 (39:22):
Hams Beer two MS and their TV commercials were animals
playing baseball like cartoon.
Speaker 1 (39:28):
It was a cartoon. Pour an ice cold hands.
Speaker 5 (39:41):
So treat yourself to the premium beer land the sky waters.
Speaker 1 (39:46):
What was funny about that? You treated himself to? Too many?
I've heard about it, never had it, but I have
heard about it. I think just you know, when you're
having these conversations about yeah, you remember that. I have
heard of that before, never had it though. Let's go
to the phones A seven seven ninety nine on Fox.
I'm still Hulk Holgan has a new beer out. So
it made us think of other drinks that just came
(40:07):
and went and we no longer see or get. I'm
still leaving the number one answer on the board for
you guys. Let's go to Bobby in Mississippi. What's up? Bobby? Hey,
we go guys, Thank you man, what's up much?
Speaker 6 (40:20):
Just calling in? I got one for you.
Speaker 5 (40:22):
Back in my day, the girls.
Speaker 6 (40:23):
East eleven because you could drop the Jolly Ranchers in
to change the flavor and that would be the Zema.
Speaker 1 (40:27):
You nailed it number one answer on the board. For
some reason. It was something different. It was a malt
liquor and it stood out and I think that opened
the floodgates to the Seltzers that we like today. I
don't know, but that was the one. I remember drinking
Zima for sure, and it had like a little mini comeback.
I feel like people were tended like they liked them.
I had I remember getting them because again something different.
(40:49):
But I think that is a top three, if not
the number one answer of something that we just experienced
and it went away, and we're gonna look, we're gonna
look back at one point, because yes, the spirit world
always changes. We are going to look back one day
and say, dude, remember when we used to love the
high noons and white claws and all that. There will
be a day we loved thing screams two thousands more
(41:11):
than Rich and I with our boot cut jeans in
the early two thousands and our button downs and Affliction
t shirts. But we would go out there. We would
get Red Bull, vodkas Man and Jaeger Bomps. That was
so two thousands. No one's doing that anymore. Really, Red
bulvodka was the drink if you're partying in early two thousands,
(41:32):
no doubt. I know for a fact you and I
have ordered each other many of those at a bar
night hanging together. Yeah, without a doubt. So again, drinks, beers,
cocktails that came and went. I think now you've retired
to a Tito soda if I'm correct. Foka SODA's much
my current drink. All right, let's go to Mark in Virginia.
What's up Mark, old school drinks? What's up man?
Speaker 6 (41:52):
Hey? How about around nineteen ninety, Budweiser had bud Dry.
Do you guys remember that?
Speaker 1 (42:00):
I want to look up to camp. It was a
little bit sore mine, but I remember the name and
I remember the ads. Oh yeah, I remember that. Yeah,
I remember that bottle. I totally remember that bottle for sure.
Bud Try, Bud Try, the slogan. I totally remember why
ask why you're that bud Try? Thank you? When I
was in Syracuse college doing my thing. Do you remember
(42:24):
where you went to school? What was the cheap beer
that when you and your buddies didn't have a ton
of cash. Yeah, I got five bucks, you got a
couple bucks. You got the answer to me? We might
have a different one this too, you said, Natty, there's
another one this too, Natty Ice or the Beast, Milwaukee's Best,
(42:45):
Milwaukee's Best.
Speaker 4 (42:46):
When you graduated from it? Though, about Keystone, that's another
good one.
Speaker 1 (42:51):
Was that the face that guy with the face and
the commercials too, something the bitter Face Ice House.
Speaker 7 (42:58):
The bud Dry reference. By the way, if you guys
probably forgot, bud Dry also appeared in a Bud Bowl, that.
Speaker 1 (43:06):
Bud Dry was a part of a bud Bowl. Bud
Bowl was the best bud bowl you stik forward to that.
I got a few, you know, we mentioned. I don't
want to giveway the answer. A lot of people calling
me appreciate that love getting you involved. I don't think
I was gonna say it, but there was a lot
of cheap wines, and I'll save some because I know
you guys probably are thinking the same ones. But since
we brought up brass Monkey, that funky monkey, G and
(43:28):
R were singing about the night Train. Now some weak
ass cheap ass wine. I'm on the night train. They're
they're talking about the night train cheap ass wine. Hold
on now, speaking of the bud Bowls, like Dan Bayer said,
I'm thinking some commercials. When I was a kid, I
remember thinking like, man, I want to hang with Spuds Mackenzie.
That dog is hanging out pulside with goolloking girls, and
(43:50):
like that was to me. I thought, I was like, man,
I need a dog. I need a dog that looks
like Spuds Mackenzie. Leave my dog alone. When you were
hanging out with Spuds Mackenzie, I was hanging out with
Yukon Jack. So let's go to the phones. I don't
want to give away any answers. Alex from Stros the
other line, Yeah, let's go. Let's go to Ben. Yeah,
(44:11):
Ben up in Canada. What's up, Benny.
Speaker 5 (44:13):
I just want to say, listening to you guys is
like just being in a man cave and talking smack
with each other.
Speaker 1 (44:21):
That's nice, man, Thank you.
Speaker 6 (44:23):
I got too. Yeah, the first one not so much.
Speaker 5 (44:28):
But I dated a girl. She wanted an apple teenie.
Speaker 1 (44:33):
Apple teenis Apple teenis because of sex and the city.
Absolutely every woman in the two thousands wanted to be
on that shot. Apple tis Apple teenis. You don't what
I remember having in college. And I don't want to
sound like we're just these booze hounds, but you know
you thinking back to the early days, I remember there
was a drink again. I haven't even heard some young
(44:55):
kid at a bar, you know, because you hear what
people order, even if you're not them, you'll hear some
young kid order a drink. Do you remember for local? Now,
my wife and her friends would have four locos. That
was dangerous.
Speaker 4 (45:07):
I was like, wait yet anyway, they changed the recipe
because they were your health you black out easily.
Speaker 1 (45:14):
Do you remember a drink called the mind Eraser? Yes,
of course, I don't know. It was like a little
of everything because of the consistencies of the alcohol, you know,
like oil and water, separate, the alcohols in this drink
separate into layers of your cup. And the whole gimmick
was that you had to drink it all at once
through a straw and it was supposed to immediately give
(45:34):
you like a little lightheaded buzz, which is so irresponsible
looking back, but I know you had to mind the racer. Yeah, no,
for sure, I'll say it. Can I say, I'll say it?
Why not? Does it still exist? Not in my world,
But there was a point in my life where I
think the number two answer after Zeemah would be mad
Dog twenty twenty. It is still around. It's got to
(45:57):
be right. But who's buying it? Not me? Some hobo? Yeah,
hobos are mine. It's hobo And like teenage you know
that would have drinked that. A lot of people ordered
when they were younger, because let's be honest, you were
just trying to get a little buzz going on when
you were twenty something. You don't hear people order this
unless you're at Fremont Street in Las Vegas, where like
the linkouents hang out a Long Island ice tea. An
(46:18):
l I icey tas is so gross there because it's
every alcohol so much sugar. It's sugary. You'll throw up
the next day, you'll have the worst headache. It's disgusting.
But twenty somethings I've seen them still order it at
a bar in Vegas like La iced Tea, Like, oh,
you're looking for a stomach ache, kidd.
Speaker 4 (46:34):
You know who also likes long islized teas, LeVar Arrington,
and he calls them LeVar Islands seriously, Like I had
a couple of ar Islands.
Speaker 1 (46:43):
I know what now? I like that's he personalized it.
I don't like, Yeah, yeah, let's do this. We got
a lot of people calling reminiscent about old beer and
old drinks because of Hulk Hogan's new beer, new summer
beer called what is it called Real American Beer and
it's gonna bring the world together. Do a little cross five,
little rapid fire, bang bang bang on the phones. So
(47:04):
let's hear your answers. We'll start with Carl and Indy
eight seven seven ninety nine on Fox with up Carl, Hey, Carl,
good to see you. What's up at Hey?
Speaker 5 (47:12):
When with regard to the mad Dog, I have a
girlfriend who said there's no wine that she didn't like,
and I found some mad Dog down in some urban
areas and bought a couple of bottles.
Speaker 6 (47:23):
She didn't like it.
Speaker 5 (47:25):
You had the sweetest bikini team for a Keystone light
if you remember that. And then the beers that I
used to drink were buck horn weed them in shape
for light. And and then of course wine coolers were
the big thing.
Speaker 1 (47:40):
And there was a beer I think in the Pennsylvania
area Dab Dab, and it came in a little keg.
Someone I know there is at least one person like dude,
I know you. I think I do remember that Dab.
Let's say hi to Tom in Wisconsin. What's up Tom?
Speaker 6 (47:57):
I love you? Ever so I got I got a
couple for you.
Speaker 5 (48:00):
One you were talking about mad Dog in the Wisconsin
Big walking guy.
Speaker 6 (48:03):
We drank ice house. Do you remember ice Holland?
Speaker 2 (48:05):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (48:05):
Yeah, people with that and then the whole trends of
icing people right without a doubt that sarof Smearnoff. But
I do remember ice House, no doubt. I mean, I
imagine it still exists. I don't know it does, right, Yeah,
I would imagine a malt liquor beer. Yeah, it's just
like really heavy. All right, I got it. I got
another one, and I'll think about it again. I'm sure
(48:26):
it still exists, but I haven't seen it since I
was seventeen. Let me tell you what I'm convinced. The
Covin on Rich Fox Sports Radio, Friends and audience Boozehounds
a bunch of drunkards because Danny g just whispered he
hit us on the intercom with I have to roost
the phones. They're too hot, like they over like the
phone's over modulated. A lot of people might hang up
(48:47):
when I give you one last one. You guys owe
me overtime pass. I know it's uh we said Mad
Dog twenty twenty. We said brass Monkey, that funky monkey.
The night Train. I got to say Boons Farm has
to be up. Oh ye as far as cheap ass
wine because again we were on a budget. We're gonna
(49:09):
talk clipped the new TV show because we don't have
time sports logos because of Jerry West's passing. Yeah, and
of course statues because Tom Brady's getting a new one.
So that's all on over Promise and right after the
show the fun thing on over Promise today because it's visual.
You know, we're on the Fox Sports Radio YouTube page.
Like you said, free join it. Austin Rivers doc River
(49:31):
Sun went off in a funny way about how terrible
the casting is on that show. Not bad actors, he
just thinks, like the Blake Griffin doesn't look like Blake
at all, and we go through all the characters. Well,
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I was convince you, big Ewyn Judge. I'll tell you what,
Clay Holmes is not the guy now. I was just
one game, but frustrating. I mean Aaron Judge, I was
looking at his stats. You know what I do, like Rennible,
know what I do like once a week as a
baseball fan, cause see I don't watch highlights like you
do ten times a day. I look at the standings
and stats and I do a deep dive like once
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a week just to you know, be make make sure
I'm in the loop. Aaron Judge battan over three hundred
twenty five home runs, like if the guy season ended today,
they'd be good stats. Like Aaron Judge is on a
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soda soda like you know, the stars of the game,
stars find their way to the top. Now, speaking to baseball,
we're running out of time, but we could pretty much
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we go live, so join us. I saw this on
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social media. But the Phillies Nick Castellanos had a little
beef with the umpire said he was not happy with
getting a pitchclock violation and want a little grace because
he's a veteran of the first of all, you're the
Latino guy in the show. Yeah, Nick Castiano, I know
(51:58):
it's Castianos, but I'm playing like giving you the quest
of Deillies that you asked for.
Speaker 4 (52:02):
You don't don't look like a wife. I'm giving you
some tortilla's bro, some jelapinos.
Speaker 1 (52:06):
Yeah. I'm not trying to like you know, you make
yourself a cassadilla. Yeah, so Nick Castianos, to quote him,
I was gonna play the clip, but he curses and
it's sort of hard to hear. But when you watch
a video, you gets a lip read along like your
John boy. The the Umpire Blue calls like you said
(52:27):
the pitchclock violation. Casianos gets back in the box and
then he's second. He has a second thought about it,
where he's like, but hold on one second. He steps
back and he's like, yo, out of respect for someone
who's been in the league over ten years, you gotta
f and speak up. Brother. Let me know. So is
that a professional courtesy or it's like, yeah, rules are
rules because you're a veteran, you're you're you're above the
(52:51):
law like you're Steven Sagal. I don't know about I
don't want to. You know, I'm certainly not wishy washy
on my opinions. But I thought about this and I
did go back and forth for a second. You know what,
umpires had become a little too I want to say
ego driven, but I hate the fact that umpires like
have this like bolsfolo pound my chest like I threw
(53:13):
that guy out, like for the rules. No, that's why
they're in that position. If they make some ertions for veterans,
they get ridiculed by the general public. So wait, I'm
the umpire and I'm gonna put my reputation on the
line because you're a veteran. I got a job to
do in every sport. I saw some guy, some guy
(53:33):
in the Washington Nationals the other day. He got popped,
got thrown out of the game because the umpire thought
he heard him say something. Some of these umpires, remember,
you know one of the uh you know, one of
the Yankees, like Joe Girardi got thrown out, right. I'm
sorry Joe Girardi, Aaron Boone, I'm sorry. Not the two
thousands got thrown out for this very reason. Uh, Dan Barr,
did you have something real quick?
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We throw it back on a Thursday. But first and first,
mostly let's discuss all things Brady. Okay, is a three
part doozy right here. Brady gets inducted into the Patriots
Hall of Fame. Congratulations to him. T me twelve looking
handsome with his red jacket on, made some great speeches.
Robert Kraft says that they're going to erect the statue
(00:46):
of twelve foot Tom Brady statue. Yeah, congratulations, don't use
that word with it. I just wanted to use that word.
That's all. So Brady statue to sign a Jellette twelve
feet of good thing. Tom Brady didn't wear number fifty,
Yeah exactly. So that's part two of the story. Then
there's that whole other side story where they call out
(01:09):
or Brady calls out the barstool dudes and Portnoy wasn't
even there when he acknowledged the table because he went
to watch the rest of the Celtics game. Oops. That's
kind of funny though, actually, because people were like, well,
where was where was Portnoy? Why wasn't he at the
table at table nine with the other mutants. It's because
he was trying to watch the NBA Finals and it
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wasn't coming up on his phone. He should have just
had his iPad like you do. Yeah, I know. Well,
he tried to be an iPad baby and he couldn't
get a signal, so he left to a local bar
to watch Game three. I find this that moment. I
find it to be devastating for anyone other than Portnoy
because listen, guys, uh, you know, got hundreds of millions
of dollars created barstool. He could probably call Tom Brady
(01:53):
any day he wants. But imagine you missed that opportunity.
Imagine if Danny G used the bathroom when I don't know,
Shaquille and Neal was like, thanks for being a Lakers fan,
Danny G, Where's yeah exactly? You know, things like that
happen all the time. I've seen award ceremonies where someone
wins an award, it's like, Yo, they're in the uh,
they're the toilet, they're in the bathroom. Oh man, wait
(02:15):
a second, let me out of a minute, right, So
he missed that opportunity. It's a cool moment. It was
nice of Brady to acknowledge the barstool. Dudes, I thought
that was cool. You know what, this happens a lot.
And uh, I mean not to the level of Portnoy
missing a Tom Brady shout out, but you know, being
that I'm the best baseball coach in the valley. When
my daughters six and under girls softball team would play,
(02:39):
I would be fascinated how many times the little kid
would be up to the you know, up in the
batter's box getting ready, like mom and dad were on
their phones or talking to someone else. I'm like, what
are you like? And then the kid gets a little
hit and they look. I'm like, what they missed doing?
You missed the moment. Things like that happen all the time.
So yeah, Portnoy had his reason, he had his excuse,
(03:01):
but he missed that shout out. Game now three of
the NBA Finals, there's not a reason to miss a
Tom Brady shout out. You know, I don't really blame him.
That's his team, three, you and far between. He explained
that the only championship that matters is the next one,
and he wants to appreciate the moment because he said,
and I agree with him, if the Mavericks, who were favored,
by the way, and we questioned that, if they had
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won that game and you're you got porzingis questionable moving forward.
It's a whole different series. So he was invested in
seeing them go up three games to none. He missed
the Tom Brady shout out that acknowledged Barnestool, So people
were questioning, well, where was he but on the portinoy
sort of tip? What's he known for? What kind of reviews,
rich pizza reviews? What's his rule? One bite? One bite?
(03:46):
You know the rules? And by the way, could I
just say I got to own it? I yesterday did
say Mavericks in a blowout? You did oh to end
the show?
Speaker 2 (03:57):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (03:57):
Let me tell you. I was down the block having
a burger a beer with a couple buddies, and I
believe the game started was like twenty one nine or
nineteen nine. I'm like, I'm a genius and then then
I then I turned around again, I'm like, oh, it's
thirty one, thirty one, and then man, yeah they made.
Speaker 3 (04:12):
A stellar then it was a Celtics blowout, and then
that wasn't yep, and then they obviously pulled away at
the very end.
Speaker 1 (04:18):
Ah. But that's what great teams do, as Jami Chiefs
teams do, they close it.
Speaker 3 (04:23):
We're debating that money line, that Vegas line yesterday. I
hope somebody heard that and made some money yesterday.
Speaker 1 (04:30):
Yeah, you guys, when it comes to closing games, the
Mavericks are like Clay Holmes. That's how I see it. Uh, No,
Braino Cavino just can't let that go. Stinks, dude. Honestly,
I feel like you're spoiled when you grow up watching
Marianna Rivera, So anyone else is like subpar? Yeah, dude,
I mean hope he steps up. We've talked about this.
There's universal rules in sports. Every baseball fan says their
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closer stinks, unless it's Mo Rivera. One jell like Edwin
d As that one year, one job.
Speaker 2 (05:01):
I know.
Speaker 1 (05:01):
But it's like every team thinks their field golf kicker stinks.
Everyone thinks yeah, but it's always like, you know, these
guys are breaking on sweat all the time, you're biting
your nails because they make it so close every time.
It's like, yo, guys, can we just do our jobs here?
So anyway, what is Portnoy's rule again? One bite? You
know the rule, But the irony is that he takes
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he takes a bite and then like it's listen Portnoy,
who I enjoy what he does. I'm a fan of his.
When he does the one bite, the whole inside joke
is that then he goes on to finish like not
only that slice, but probably he eats multiple other slices,
because I don't think it's possible he's full of cramp.
I don't think it's possible for grown men to take
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a nibble of something and be like I'm done. You notice,
like when your girlfriend has like a tasty drink that
she bought something you would never buy, but then you
see it and you're like, yo, can I get a sip?
And they reluctantly give you a sip, but they don't
want to give you a sip, and then of course
you take like half the drink and then a yell
at you like you dragged the whole dag because guys
(06:03):
have no self control. Guys have no self control. Let's
be honest. Your girlfriend or wife could nibble on a
sour patch kid. We eat sour patch kids. Buy the bag.
You don't nibble anything I have. It could be a
bag of anything. I'm eating it by the bag more. Yeah, more.
Your wife will have that bag for a week. Your
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your wife or girlfriend could grab two or three girl
Scout thin mints and like nibble on them. Right, I'm
eating them by the sleeve exactly, So once that plastic
is open. In my opinion, that's a serving. I mean
to me, that's just how guys are. It's like, what
do you want me to not be a man? Well,
guess what. There's a story about Tom Brady remember all
(06:46):
things Brady, all of fame, statue, barstool incident. Apparently Julian Edelman,
his former teammate, exposed him, so that Tom was super
tough on everybody leading up to the game about what
they were eating and everything. Well, Tom's a discipline guy.
Team Yeah twelve is about fitness and diet and wellness,
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and he spoke about it. He said that everybody should
play football why because it teaches the greatest lessons in life.
It's hard. None of it comes easy. Waking up, early, training,
being prepared, all those things are great life lessons for everybody.
It requires an insane amount of discipline to be a
great football player, to be a Tom Brady, I mean
(07:30):
you're tested with discipline often in life, right, yeah, exactly. Well,
I mean not to take it down a pervy route,
but to be a loyal husband, like you know. No, no,
you're expected to be a loyal husband. I know, but
I'm saying you low expectation, having most suga. I'm just saying,
do you want a cookie? Discipline? You know you go
to a casino, are you you know? Is it your
(07:53):
instinct about guys you want to keep gambling. The answer
was I don't want a cookie, I want the whole bag.
That was the answer. Rich so discipline. Julian Edelman exposed
Tom Brady by saying, Tom Brady, listen to this. Tom
Brady's cheat meal when he was being wild and crazy
(08:13):
was one wing, one wing, no wing, one wing would
be Tom Like, all right, guys, I'm letting loose tonight.
I must not be translating Spanish to English you know,
meaning one, Yes, he would eat one wing Tommy. I
thought Tommy like wingy. Apparently he only liked him enough
(08:34):
to have one, or his discipline is so superior, dude,
he was able to stop at one. I'm like, bono
of you two know those? Today's one bone in wing
you nuggie eaters. Yeah, that's one craziness. Does he at
least dip it in blue cheese or rancher? Is he
just like no? No fixes? Yes, So there's so many
(08:56):
questions just from that. I dip it in be twelve us?
Is one of anything ever? Worth? It? Really worth? And
I'm not saying we don't do it? Like for example,
you know, we went out to dinner the other day, right,
you know what, I had one cocktail? Was it worth it?
I mean I wanted it, but it's not giving me
a buzz. It's sort of pointless. If you like wine,
(09:18):
if you're gonna drink, I think you lean into it. Otherwise,
don't drink at all, Cavino says, drunk or go home. No,
if you're not drinking for the bus, then what's the
point of the cocktail? Now? Right? Like, I don't know.
Sometimes I wonder about that but I did only have
one because I'm trying to be disciplined. If it's like
a twenty dollars fancy cocktail and y'all got this tastes good?
Or if you're a if you're somalier and you're like, oh,
(09:38):
I really enjoy wine because I glass of wine to
cap off the night, that that's fine. I get it. Yeah,
But if if you're having one drink, to me, that's
like one one, it's like one hit. Are you getting high?
What are you doing? It's like rich just having one
cup of coffee. Yeah, he needs at least teen of them,
like seeing someone have a tall coffee at Starbucks like
(10:00):
venti or go home pal. Yeah, So is one of
anything really worth it? Danny G says he could have
one cookie and call it a day for me, call
me a gavon, a glutton, call me a crazy maniac.
But that opens up the floodgates. Once I break the seal,
and I'm like, I already did it, I already blew
it control. I might as well eat the whole thing. Now,
(10:21):
can we hungry for more? Yeah? Give me the whole case.
Speaker 3 (10:24):
But see something like a taco or tacos. Yeah, there's
if you guys, like when you guys brought crunchy tacos
in here before from Taco bell, I had to have
like two or three of them.
Speaker 1 (10:33):
Can't have one and a wing.
Speaker 4 (10:35):
There's no way I could have one size of the
thing depend it makes it. You know, you're talking about
like a massive cheeseburger, like I'm just gonna have one.
Speaker 3 (10:43):
Of course, you're just having a wing that burns up
in the atmosphere. We're talking about appetize.
Speaker 1 (10:46):
I was Sam, if I sat you down at a restaurant, said, Sam,
what's going for a nice meal? I saw a meme
and it's so true. It said, you don't realize how
little self control you have as a grown up until
someone brings out free chips and salsa. Oh yeah, and
for every four chips, that's one tortilla. So just think
how many tortillas you're eating fat. So once you said
that to me, yeah, I hated you for it, but
(11:08):
it changed my mind. Ca you know goes. Think about it.
If you have a big bucket of chips at a
Mexican restaurant, if you size it out, each four triangle
chips equal probably one tortilla.
Speaker 4 (11:19):
So if you just ate eight tortillas. That's a taco tortilla.
We're talk about like we're talking about this one.
Speaker 1 (11:24):
Right, yeah, like a flower. But for those corn tortilla, Yeah, taco,
that's okay. But I just had But I was Sam,
if I told you you ate a twelve pack of tortillas,
we'd be like, what a gross fool. We'll put this
in perspective, but if in the form of fried chip,
you be it. Se apathizer Tom Brady just again for reference,
and you all know he's the most famous athlete of
(11:46):
our time, six foot four five. You imagine a six
foot four two twenty five guy who's burning lots of
calories every day, working hard, really letting loose and unwinding
with one chicken wing, he just nibble nibble sand. That's
how insanely disciplined he was. And then it brought up
(12:06):
a conversation too at our pre meeting where I have
this thing and Danny g I guess you know you
called me out on aldudden every one one second, not
just the chips. Any restaurant. We were at an Italian
restaurant the other night. They bring out a big loaf
of bread you could house the whole thing. In real life,
you'd be like, you're not eating a loaf of bread,
(12:26):
But at a restaurant, you'll eat a loaf of bread,
like especially if they bring out the olive oil serving
side about to sweep that sweet brown bread at cheesecake factory,
You're gonna have a little nibble. It's impossible, impossible unless
you're swimming like Michael Phelps. Remember he would have like
five thousand calories twenty thousand calories a day. But yeah,
(12:48):
same with Floyd Mayweather Junior because they're training five hours
a day. That's what separates Tom Brady. Now, that's what
makes him great, honestly, Like and Julian Edelman calling him out.
It's funny, but it really does put it in perspective.
But uh, there's this there's a thing I do, and
I guess I really never noticed it until Danny G
broke the glass on it. It's wild because I've known
(13:08):
you for twenty years until Danny pointed it out, And
he's right, I don't know how I never noticed this.
There's no debating it. What's up, Danny G.
Speaker 3 (13:15):
Yeah, very first time I hung out with you guys
at Buffalo Wild Wings we're having fun, we're eating wings,
and then on the way out, caven Know turns to
everyone in the group and says, how many did you have?
Speaker 1 (13:25):
How many do you have? What'd you have? How many?
How many wings did you eat? And I do that
with every Yeah, this company, pizza, whatever it is. I
want to how many slices you have because I don't
want to be the biggest slob in the room. Hey,
if we had the same amount, that's okay, But I
didn't want to have the most or more than anybody does.
(13:46):
How much I have to it's whoever has the most
wings is just the slob. Ye're as al ast about
the eating because you want to eat. He just doesn't
want to. Like if Patrick, one of the editors, his
mom is kind enough, Maureen, we'll bring us cookies. Once
in a while, Cavino will pull me aside, and I
think he's about to ask me something like real talk,
Like yoll bro, I gotta talk to you. I'd be y'all, bro,
(14:08):
how many cookies you have? I don't know, I know,
I don't know. Is my WheelPower the worst here? Who's
the biggest slob? What's going on? And Fridge says, I
had two and I had one, I feel great. Or
if I had two he had three, I'm like, yes,
that means I'm still in the game.
Speaker 3 (14:22):
And when we were at the Tempe remote for the
graduate hotels, we went we got slice pezzed by the
Slice after the night out and while everyone was sitting
around eating, Covino took roll call.
Speaker 1 (14:32):
He's like, how many slices did you have? How about
you to see if he could have one more. Now,
the crazy part is he goes, you got you cages?
Someone goes rich you down for a slice number two?
Danny g what about you? When we said y'all got
a second slice? That gave him the mental ability to
then himself get a second g That's how you got
to gauge things, because if you're not caging things and
you're just going bror okay, I'm okay, but you got it.
(14:57):
Like you're comparing yourself amongst your peers, right, if you're
always eating more than them, because what you're probably the
biggest guy in the room.
Speaker 4 (15:03):
Maybe you have a really crazy high metabolism though like
I look at you're not you are in shape.
Speaker 1 (15:08):
You know how much just one I have just for this?
Speaker 4 (15:10):
How about whenever and whenever I'm out with you, guys,
I will just always say I had eight slices of
pizza so you could just go to town. He wants
the truth, I had fourteen chicken w You're a liar,
You're lying.
Speaker 1 (15:24):
Jay Stu hit us up. One of our good pals,
the producer of Doug Gottlieve. He said, Oreos, I can
never just have one or two. It's like you, you
will always have a wad. Yeah, Tom Brady has only
one little he's twisted off the top and he just
eats the chalk, not even the icing part. No icing
for two twelve. That is just honestly, it just goes
to show you why he's better than everybody.
Speaker 3 (15:45):
Oreos are one of those cookies where you have to
have a sleeve. I'm with, Yeah, I agree. Here's the torture.
Here's the torture that I live with.
Speaker 1 (15:52):
And most guys do too. I mean most guys. Girlfriends
like mine don't do cookie reviews. My girlfriend does crumble
cookie every Monday. But on top of that, she's always
buying limited edition Oreos. There's a new flavor every week. Practically,
anytime there's a new flavor of anything, she buys it
just to take her little nibble, and then she leaves
it there for me to dwell over all day long, like,
(16:16):
are you gonna eat that? Because I want to just
house Danny. It's insane, it's insane. His girlfriend will go
to Crumble, which is like a pricey, like awesome cookie
biscuit shop here in l A. I have to throw
them away or else I'm gonna eat them all. And
she'll order five different big ass cookies. You'll take little
bunny bites. Oh, this is a good one, and that's it.
This is a good one. How do you think Cavino feels?
(16:38):
And those are laying there, they're screaming my name the
entire night. I could hear them calling me through the pantry.
I gotta tell jay Stu and Danny g this. Jay
Stu's not alone. By the way. Those Oreos that they're
they're the worst. What do you think the serving sizes?
That's the other joke. What do you think of an oreo?
You know it's not as bad as I thought of
an oreo? Two? Say four cookies? Three? Really? Okay? Three
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is the serving size?
Speaker 5 (17:04):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (17:04):
Do you think many? I try at least six? Seven?
You have. Yeah, so double every little stat on the
their stats, right, not three, not four? And I guess
I guess one desserts not six.
Speaker 3 (17:17):
It depends on if you've had a meal, right, because then,
like you said, Covin, I could have one cookie and
I'm good. I just want that sweetness. I don't know
how you do that, but you we talked about one time.
We're said all you can eat, and you said you
could do all you could eat dessert buffet.
Speaker 1 (17:33):
You know what, I have a confession. I have an
usher confession. I don't think I've ever said this publicly.
This is my confession. This is my confession because I
think you were once on my six hundred pound life.
Speaker 6 (17:45):
No.
Speaker 1 (17:45):
But you know, I feel weird saying this because there's
a macho side to me that doesn't want to admit
it because I think it's like something that women admit to.
But I think I'm addicted to chuck a lot. Like
I crave chocolate every day. I'm like, I need chocolate
right now, Like, give me some chocolate. And I can't
just have like a little nibble. I need something right now.
(18:06):
I think I'm seriously addicted to it. I feel like
my body really does crave that. Am I the only
guy that is a girl? Thing? To say? It is right?
But am I the only guy? Oh? Of course, I'm
sure other people love to sing. Just because I want
sweets and I feel like I'm worthy of a dessert
right now, I really feel like I need it at
this point? Is that impossible? Remember the movie Mean Girls
(18:27):
twenty years ago when they sat when she sabotages the
Mean Girls by giving them like fattening help bars that
they think are what if we just sabotage Cavino and
every day we just put had chocolate in the studio
and all of a sudden, and then Cavino becomes a
like Ben Stiller at the end of Globo Jim at
the end of Not Let me give you the exact
(18:47):
situation and scenario that happens at every office in workplace
around the country whenever someone's generous enough to bring in
snacks or donuts or muffins or cupcakes. You try to
play it cool, and maybe you cut something in half,
and then before you know it, you're just eating the
whole thing. You don't you're cutting these little tiny pieces.
You're cutting these little baby pieces because you're like I'm
(19:10):
just saying, a little baby piece, you know what. I
think I'll have another little baby piece, you know what,
I'll have another little bit until you've finished the whole thing,
because you're not Tom Brady. Tom Brady, the only human
to have will power to eat one chicken wing, one wing.
It reminds me of every kid's birthday party, you know,
when they slice the pizza real thin, like little slivers.
Speaker 4 (19:29):
I'll take a little, a little slice, and you're like, oh,
is it called party style or squares?
Speaker 2 (19:34):
Yeah? Oh yeah.
Speaker 1 (19:35):
Then you eat a little corner piece and it's just like.
Speaker 7 (19:37):
A little that's tavern style with the squares, but you're
talking about the thin thin.
Speaker 1 (19:42):
Instead of eight slice slices. Just a regular piece, right Dad,
instead of eight slices to make it like twenty four.
And you're like, oh know that. You just keep eating
one after the other, little sliver. Because I would say
it's also referred to as party style.
Speaker 4 (19:55):
I'm just looking up on the I used to get
dominoes and they would they would sufi, not a tavern.
I'm gonna go with my research here, Dan, Dan, can.
Speaker 1 (20:05):
We do that? Sam's never wrong, by the way, He's
just can we do dances tavern, I say party, Hey,
Dan Buyer, are you interested in hosting a panel show
between Profet and I wasted? Any interest there where? Where
you throwing the topic and they, you know, welcome to
kill me kid. It's just it's just so funny to
(20:30):
put it in perspective to see the difference between most people,
unless you're a slim, good body, unless you're a body builder,
a training secreator or training for something. The regular guy
who loves his treats, who wants to snack and really,
you know, struggles with self control and will power because
you're a guy and you're like versus a Tom Brady
(20:53):
and that sort of I'd rather I'd rather just not
have any Wingscovin you know, same man. I don't know
how he does it. I'm with you on that I'd
rather have none than one. But it just shows you though,
like you said, because even guys that are in pretty
decent shape, guys that go to the gym care about
health and fitness. It's very difficult to with a straight
(21:15):
face say oh yeah, I could have one wing, or
no French fries or oh one chip at the restaurant.
That psycho behavior and the mean, psycho behavior brings you
to ten super Bowl saw me like one Wingy's That
psychle behavior is why you look the way he looks
at forty six. That psycho behavior is why he is,
you know, could still play in the NFL today.
Speaker 3 (21:36):
You know one of the big reasons why Mike, who
runs this place, got the job to run this place.
Speaker 1 (21:41):
This is how he orders ribs one one one one
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(23:17):
settle this pizza dilemma?
Speaker 4 (23:21):
Just?
Speaker 1 (23:22):
Is it party style or tavern? Rich, you got the
final set, I'm gonna go damn buyer. I think party
style is when you cut it slicer, smaller triangles squares.
Speaker 7 (23:34):
Which you were trying to explain and called it party style.
Then Sam said party styles with the squares, but to
differentiate from what you were saying. The squares is with
tavern style, which, by the way, Sam, you've done research
and you have found uh my research backs me up.
Tavern style is this how you press the dough and
then it's usually cut into squares. But if someone wants
(23:56):
something cut party style, it's always squares that the haircut.
Have you ever seen a thick crust tavern style cut pizza, No,
because it would just be the corner pieces would just
be dough like.
Speaker 1 (24:08):
That's that's the point of it. Style though, isn't thick crust.
It's always like a thinner cut dude you hang out with,
I was Sam, it's never party style. It's always squares.
Speaker 7 (24:17):
Sam will never admit he's wrong on anything. Ever, it
is true. But the best part, the best part of tickets,
best part of today. No, that's that's not true, Sam.
I'm not the one that's I notally admit, because the
funniest part of this whole conversation was Cavino in the hallway.
Speaker 1 (24:34):
Going Turbom store when I'm the one that said it.
Speaker 7 (24:39):
So he was saying it to my face, like I
don't know if he was trying to mock Sam behind
his back. But Sam never said tavern style. I did,
and so then you were in my.
Speaker 1 (24:52):
I was just thinking how funny it was.
Speaker 4 (24:55):
Oh, we're both getting worked up in and invested in this,
which is a good thing. Oh it's great shows a
competition on this show, it's yeah, it's bringing out the
rival arguing.
Speaker 1 (25:04):
Trivial pizza styles and crusts and cuts. Hey, this is like,
this is like Brady and Peyton Manning. Yeah. I don't
want to bring up I don't.
Speaker 7 (25:10):
Want to bring over Sam's unwillingness to accept you know
that he wasn't one hundred correct or that someone actually
may be right.
Speaker 1 (25:18):
I think we both can be right Dan.
Speaker 7 (25:20):
At the US Open, Patrick Cantley leads at five under par,
but Rory McElroy is moving up the leader board.
Speaker 1 (25:28):
Sam will never admit he's wrong on anything.
Speaker 8 (25:30):
Ever.
Speaker 1 (25:30):
No, that's true. It is true. The best part, the
best part of part of today. What do you think
we order a pizza? We wanted a party style or
tavern style? Well, I'll tell you this. I still have
to edit it, but I'm gonna post it within the
next five minutes or so. I have a visual of
what iowa. Sam and Dan byer. Consider party style or
(25:53):
tavern style, and you could be the judge at Covin
and Rich. I'll post both videos. I'll put Fox Sports
Radio name. Decide as you would say, as I said,
and where the wild things are, Let the wild rump
is start.
Speaker 4 (26:06):
Dan and I were trying to work out our differences.
We were actually explaining the logic, you know, the logic
and rationale behind why we think.
Speaker 1 (26:14):
Which pizzas which. Well, I'm happy to hear that I
still felt the tention. Nice, what do you think we
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the time. Let's go hit it. There's a certain What
we're gonna do is go back.
Speaker 9 (26:48):
Back into time, throwing it back for a Thursday. Old
School went fifty hits at fifty after CNR give you
the time capsule topic and we reminute together.
Speaker 1 (27:01):
Yeah, every Thursday we do it, throw it back old
school when fifty hits on the clock. Yeah, get you involved.
We reminisce a little bit, a lot of reminiscing this
week because the brat Pack documentary came out last night.
I watched this really good. It's not great, but it's good.
Andrew McCarthy did this. Whole thing got us feeling nostalgic.
(27:21):
But we're not even talking about that today.
Speaker 3 (27:23):
Yeah, Rich and I were busy watching some serious TV. Yeah,
well you're watching Perfect Match season two.
Speaker 1 (27:29):
Oh I bet you said clip oh no closes? God
that good. That's good too, but no Perfect Match. Yeah.
I do recommend Brat Pack if you want to feel
nostalgic on a throwback Thursday. That's on Hulu. Who's your
favorite brat Pack member? Is it? Emelia? Can I go
adjacent and say Ralph Macio? We can do that because
they do establish that there was a lot of adjacent
(27:50):
Brat Pack adjacent characters. Hey, you know, go over that
tomorrow with weekend hob nobbing. But right now, when fifty hits,
we go old school, and you know, there's nothing more
part of our childhood. Then old school wrestling, at least
for me. You a lot of guys, a lot of women.
You look back to your childhood. Oddly enough, wrestling was
so big in the eighties and nineties that it was
hard to avoid. And one of our childhood heroes, the Hulkster.
(28:14):
What you get to do? Brother, Brother has a new
beer and he's pimping it on social media and it's hilarious.
Speaker 2 (28:22):
You know, maniacs. Hul Cogan here, the greatest of all time,
and I'm here to announce hul Hogan's brittle American Beer.
We're bringing America back together one period of time with
real American beer. What you gonna do with hull Cogan?
All my real Americans run wild?
Speaker 1 (28:40):
Odd you, brother, I gotta tell you. At first, you
know what I thought he was pimping. I thought he
was holding some sort of papped blue ribbon because it
looked red, white and blue. I knew it wasn't bud, right,
but it looked like papst PBR to me. Yeah, but no,
it's his own thing. And you know, I'm not wishing
him failures in the beer world, because, let's admit, he
(29:03):
did blow it when it came to the grill endorsement.
He had a chance to be the endorser of the
George Foreman grill, but he chose the blender. As we
established it, as the story goes, Pgan missed the phone call.
Foreman jumped on the grill and they said, well, Hank,
we have a blender too. He went with the blender.
Foreman went with the grill. I'm wishing the Hawks to
hear some great success with the beer, and he's saying
(29:24):
it's the real American summer with his real American beer.
But it got us thinking about all these other beverages
and cocktails that came and went. You're missing them are
very generational. You're missing a major part of this. What
am I missing? Bozo? He said, it's the beer that's
gonna bring the world together. I mean we're talking about
I can imagine, you know, maybe on June twenty seventh,
(29:46):
two weeks from today, maybe Donald Trump and Joe Biden
toast a real American beer. Brother, Do I have to
wear those obnoxious Donald Trump sneakers when drinking this real
American beer with Joe Biden sunglasses? Yes? Brother, because it
brings everyone together. But you know what I was talking about,
the beers that came and went because there's a lot
(30:06):
of beers, ciders, drinks, cocktail shots, even that came and
went because trends changer. Maybe they just didn't make it. Yeah,
what was the drink you had back in the day.
And I'll give its spirits. I'll give them a shout out.
We love them so much. Mike who runs this place,
the bear who Mike. Mike was the first to say
Bartles and James. You bought them for the girls, But guys,
(30:30):
you know you loved yourself some Bartles and James. So
those old school drinks, they came and went on a
throwback theirs. They will go over it next right here
on Fox Sports Radio. Real American beer bringing real Americans together.
Just talk about it. When you thought the world was divided, Trump, Biden,
(30:51):
you know, people fighting. No, No, this beer, it's gonna
bring us all together. Don't worry. I'm not saying it's
gonna come and go. But maybe it is the beer
the summer and then comes back next summer. Right, So
it's not an easy space. As you hear mister Wonderful
and Robert Hershevek talk about on Shark Tank. It's not
easy to come out with a new product, have a stick,
(31:14):
create the shelf space for things like this. This is
so much competition. Big distributors wish them the best, but
you see that so many different brands and beers and
wines and wine coolers they've come and gone in our lifetime.
It could even be a cocktail. It was just a
fat or a shot, and we want to go over
some of those. Heading into Father's Day weekend on a
throwback Thursday, we already said courtesy of Michael Runs, this place,
(31:38):
Bartles and James was a classic wine cooler. Growing up.
You could imagine your family members playing trivia your pursuit,
you know, when you were a little kid, sipping on
some wine coolers as a kid, and they'd maybe let
you taste one here and there. Seagums had one too.
I remember it was real popular. But along those lines,
I don't think anybody's going to say this, so I'll
say it. Do you remember Red Dog beer? Red Dog
(32:00):
beer is a bulldog that might have been the East
Coast Red dog beer. I remember Red Dog beer. Red
Dog Beer was a pretty big one. I think it
was in isser Bush, but Red Dog Beer was was
pretty big for a minute, came and went, and that's
basically where we're going right now. Remember that cam Oh,
without a doubt Red Dog. Now back to the Bartles
(32:21):
and James. I feel like I'm not endorsing teen drinking.
I guess I have to say that since Ron like
iHeart Fox Sports. But when you were a teenager, hypothetically,
if you did sneak a couple of drinks or pay
the rando weirdo outside seven Eleve, you didn't do it?
Others what other kids the call playing? Hey mister, hey, mister,
(32:42):
second movie, here's twenty bucks. Can you, uh you go
buy us some Bartles and James? And I feel like
you would say you bought them for the girls and
the crew. But the reality is that who didn't like
the taste of a wine? Cool? Because you had a
palette of a teenage kid, so you were like, yeah,
Strawberry developed a lot of us didn't develop that or
acquire that beer taste for beer yet that was yesterday's
(33:06):
white Claw, Yeah for sure. By the way I looked
it up. Red Dog was produced by the Miller Brewing
Company in nineteen ninety four, so thirty years ago. But
we've seen a lot of these come and go, so
we'll take your phone calls. We'll chop it up old
school and fifty hits based on Hull Hogan's new beer.
What comes to mind? I don't want to take the
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number one answer off the board. Yeah, I almost want
to leave it for you guys. So did it come
and go? Or we just don't drink it? Anyhow? I
think it came and went. Okay, I have my personal
favorite that came and went. But there's one number one answer. Well,
I'll go to you guys first. How about Tom and Florida.
We'll start with you. What's up? Brother? Hey? Tom?
Speaker 6 (33:47):
Hey, guys, you know the treatment was for us nineteen
eighty six, licensed Ill came out. Three Jewish kids from
New York told us Spanish fly, mix it with brass Monkey.
It was like Sonny D and vodka, I think. But
we drank a bunch of it because the Beastie boys.
Speaker 1 (34:06):
Told us, funky Monkey, that's a good one. That's a
good answer, Monkey Dad, Funky Monkey Dave in Oregon, what's
up Dave?
Speaker 6 (34:16):
Hey, guys, your nonsense is stellar.
Speaker 9 (34:21):
This one is.
Speaker 5 (34:22):
Gonna take you back because I'm an old guy.
Speaker 6 (34:24):
Anyway, it's uh it was Schlitz, Go for the gut Stow.
Speaker 1 (34:30):
You remember that? Of course? Of course I remember Schlitz. Now,
how about Schmids on SNL? Do you remember the old
Bitch Saturday Night Live? It's Schmidtz. Spot had one too
many of us. You gotta look it up Schmidz. I
remember Adam Sandler and Chris Farley were big fans of that.
But I have a few because I remember these. One
was I was born in Nork, New Jersey. I'm East Coast,
(34:52):
I'm from Union. But there was one out of north
called one eyed one eyed Side, one eyed Jack Sider.
I remember like in that. Do you remember this or no,
one Eyed Jack? It was a lemon brew one Eyed Jack.
I remember that. But I think there was like an
explosion of siders back in like the late nineteen hundreds.
And Cider Jack American Heart Cider was a big one
(35:13):
that I haven't seen in forever. So I'm imagining it
doesn't exist anymore because you see a lot of angry
orchard and things like that nowadays, or with the other
brand Killians Cider Jack American Heart Sider. Oh my god,
for a minute, there was a guy flexing. Dude, you
just got me back. I'm sure they still have it.
But in college, I used to love Killian's Irish Red. Yeah,
(35:35):
you saw someone have a Killian's Irish Red. You don't
remember this bottle right here?
Speaker 2 (35:38):
I do.
Speaker 1 (35:39):
With the guy flexing that was that was American Heartsider.
Look up if they still serve and sell Killians Irish Red.
You know what I was thinking about too. Again, we
don't have to be uh sticklers on whether or not
they still exist. But like I was looking up before him,
like I haven't seen Samuel Adams Cherry Wheaton forever, and
I'm sure they still make it. I've seen I've seen
(35:59):
it in one of those variety packs. Right. I got
one that very near and dear to me because when
you were a kid, you would drink anything you could
get your hands on. In college or you know, when
you were misbehaving, yeah, I remember this one particular alcohol.
And what's funny about it is that years later, I'm
(36:20):
helping Cavino move. Cavino's moving from New Jersey. When we
make the move out here to LA He's like, yo, bro,
can you help me move a couple of boxes? Sure, buddy,
and Covino found an old bottle that you still had Goldschlager. Yeah,
it's a classic, the cinnamon alcohol with the little gold chips.
(36:40):
Remember the rumor was like the gold chips like make
little cuts in your throat and it makes you get
more buzzed. And Goldschlager, to me, they get represented night
story of Goldschlager. If you went to college in the
late nineties early two thousands, that might have been the
prime of schlager. Yeah right, I for sure, I don't
(37:00):
know anybody buying it anymore. Like, oh, what was it
after Shock? That was another one that was big back
then moments. Yeah, you know, I don't know anybody buying
that stuff anymore. I'm sure. Again, to not be technical,
I'm sure it still exists, but buying it. But let
me ask you this, based on the fact that Goldschlager
we forget was like a cinnamony with the little gold things.
(37:21):
And of course it's still around. But do you remember
in the I would say maybe the twenty tens. How
for a minute there was nothing more popular than fireball. Dude, again,
fireball replaced gold Schlager. I feel like it did. I
agree too, because you still wanted that cinnamony like big
red flavored taste.
Speaker 2 (37:39):
Right.
Speaker 1 (37:39):
So again it's because they're fads and their trends, and
you're always looking for something different. Like when we were
at the Super Bowl. I'll give you an example. Of
course it exists, but it's not the hot thing anymore.
We're all partying and Big Mike was there, Danny g
was there, Jay stew was there. The whole Fox Sports
radio family was hanging out, having a great time. And
(38:01):
our buddy Rob Parker came up, what's going on, Yo,
Let's do some shots, and he goes, yo, Let's do
some comic cozie shots. And dude, I hadn't had.
Speaker 8 (38:12):
A little gig.
Speaker 1 (38:13):
Ye hadn't had a comic Kazi shot. She's like nineteen
ninety eight for real. Great and it was awesome. But
again it came and went much like the schloggers you
speak of rich and that was after Shocked. Do you
remember that bottle I have no shot? Yeah, with the
crystals inside, you know. I went to I went to Syracuse,
Upstate New York in the late nineties early two thousands.
(38:34):
That was my window of time in college. Every single
girl ordered an amaretto sour I think that's the beginner dream.
I don't know if women at a wedding or something.
I don't know women or men or and I don't
know if anyone still orders at the bar at a wedding,
don't I love the taste, But does anyone say, yeah,
emmeretta sour? Please? I haven't heard that story, madori sour.
(38:57):
I haven't heard someone utter those words in twenty years.
I think that's the introduction to cocktails out all right?
So you know what, there's so many good answers. I
don't want to give them away. We'll go to the phones.
What's up, Danny? One really quick for me? The first
alcohol I ever tastes. You know when your uncle who
drank too much let you taste? Yeah, Iowa Sam. A
(39:18):
lot of people will know this. It might be regional.
I think it was all over the country though.
Speaker 3 (39:22):
Hams Beer two MS and their TV commercials were animals
playing baseball like cartoon.
Speaker 1 (39:28):
It was a cartoon. Pour an ice cold hands.
Speaker 5 (39:41):
So treat yourself to the premium beer land the sky waters.
Speaker 1 (39:46):
What was funny about that? You treated himself to? Too many?
I've heard about it, never had it, but I have
heard about it. I think just you know, when you're
having these conversations about yeah, you remember that. I have
heard of that before, never had it though. Let's go
to the phones A seven seven ninety nine on Fox.
I'm still Hulk Holgan has a new beer out. So
it made us think of other drinks that just came
(40:07):
and went and we no longer see or get. I'm
still leaving the number one answer on the board for
you guys. Let's go to Bobby in Mississippi. What's up? Bobby? Hey,
we go guys, Thank you man, what's up much?
Speaker 6 (40:20):
Just calling in? I got one for you.
Speaker 5 (40:22):
Back in my day, the girls.
Speaker 6 (40:23):
East eleven because you could drop the Jolly Ranchers in
to change the flavor and that would be the Zema.
Speaker 1 (40:27):
You nailed it number one answer on the board. For
some reason. It was something different. It was a malt
liquor and it stood out and I think that opened
the floodgates to the Seltzers that we like today. I
don't know, but that was the one. I remember drinking
Zima for sure, and it had like a little mini comeback.
I feel like people were tended like they liked them.
I had I remember getting them because again something different.
(40:49):
But I think that is a top three, if not
the number one answer of something that we just experienced
and it went away, and we're gonna look, we're gonna
look back at one point, because yes, the spirit world
always changes. We are going to look back one day
and say, dude, remember when we used to love the
high noons and white claws and all that. There will
be a day we loved thing screams two thousands more
(41:11):
than Rich and I with our boot cut jeans in
the early two thousands and our button downs and Affliction
t shirts. But we would go out there. We would
get Red Bull, vodkas Man and Jaeger Bomps. That was
so two thousands. No one's doing that anymore. Really, Red
bulvodka was the drink if you're partying in early two thousands,
(41:32):
no doubt. I know for a fact you and I
have ordered each other many of those at a bar
night hanging together. Yeah, without a doubt. So again, drinks, beers,
cocktails that came and went. I think now you've retired
to a Tito soda if I'm correct. Foka SODA's much
my current drink. All right, let's go to Mark in Virginia.
What's up Mark, old school drinks? What's up man?
Speaker 6 (41:52):
Hey? How about around nineteen ninety, Budweiser had bud Dry.
Do you guys remember that?
Speaker 1 (42:00):
I want to look up to camp. It was a
little bit sore mine, but I remember the name and
I remember the ads. Oh yeah, I remember that. Yeah,
I remember that bottle. I totally remember that bottle for sure.
Bud Try, Bud Try, the slogan. I totally remember why
ask why you're that bud Try? Thank you? When I
was in Syracuse college doing my thing. Do you remember
(42:24):
where you went to school? What was the cheap beer
that when you and your buddies didn't have a ton
of cash. Yeah, I got five bucks, you got a
couple bucks. You got the answer to me? We might
have a different one this too, you said, Natty, there's
another one this too, Natty Ice or the Beast, Milwaukee's Best,
(42:45):
Milwaukee's Best.
Speaker 4 (42:46):
When you graduated from it? Though, about Keystone, that's another
good one.
Speaker 1 (42:51):
Was that the face that guy with the face and
the commercials too, something the bitter Face Ice House.
Speaker 7 (42:58):
The bud Dry reference. By the way, if you guys
probably forgot, bud Dry also appeared in a Bud Bowl, that.
Speaker 1 (43:06):
Bud Dry was a part of a bud Bowl. Bud
Bowl was the best bud bowl you stik forward to that.
I got a few, you know, we mentioned. I don't
want to giveway the answer. A lot of people calling
me appreciate that love getting you involved. I don't think
I was gonna say it, but there was a lot
of cheap wines, and I'll save some because I know
you guys probably are thinking the same ones. But since
we brought up brass Monkey, that funky monkey, G and
(43:28):
R were singing about the night Train. Now some weak
ass cheap ass wine. I'm on the night train. They're
they're talking about the night train cheap ass wine. Hold
on now, speaking of the bud Bowls, like Dan Bayer said,
I'm thinking some commercials. When I was a kid, I
remember thinking like, man, I want to hang with Spuds Mackenzie.
That dog is hanging out pulside with goolloking girls, and
(43:50):
like that was to me. I thought, I was like, man,
I need a dog. I need a dog that looks
like Spuds Mackenzie. Leave my dog alone. When you were
hanging out with Spuds Mackenzie, I was hanging out with
Yukon Jack. So let's go to the phones. I don't
want to give away any answers. Alex from Stros the
other line, Yeah, let's go. Let's go to Ben. Yeah,
(44:11):
Ben up in Canada. What's up, Benny.
Speaker 5 (44:13):
I just want to say, listening to you guys is
like just being in a man cave and talking smack
with each other.
Speaker 1 (44:21):
That's nice, man, Thank you.
Speaker 6 (44:23):
I got too. Yeah, the first one not so much.
Speaker 5 (44:28):
But I dated a girl. She wanted an apple teenie.
Speaker 1 (44:33):
Apple teenis Apple teenis because of sex and the city.
Absolutely every woman in the two thousands wanted to be
on that shot. Apple tis Apple teenis. You don't what
I remember having in college. And I don't want to
sound like we're just these booze hounds, but you know
you thinking back to the early days, I remember there
was a drink again. I haven't even heard some young
(44:55):
kid at a bar, you know, because you hear what
people order, even if you're not them, you'll hear some
young kid order a drink. Do you remember for local? Now,
my wife and her friends would have four locos. That
was dangerous.
Speaker 4 (45:07):
I was like, wait yet anyway, they changed the recipe
because they were your health you black out easily.
Speaker 1 (45:14):
Do you remember a drink called the mind Eraser? Yes,
of course, I don't know. It was like a little
of everything because of the consistencies of the alcohol, you know,
like oil and water, separate, the alcohols in this drink
separate into layers of your cup. And the whole gimmick
was that you had to drink it all at once
through a straw and it was supposed to immediately give
(45:34):
you like a little lightheaded buzz, which is so irresponsible
looking back, but I know you had to mind the racer. Yeah, no,
for sure, I'll say it. Can I say, I'll say it?
Why not? Does it still exist? Not in my world,
But there was a point in my life where I
think the number two answer after Zeemah would be mad
Dog twenty twenty. It is still around. It's got to
(45:57):
be right. But who's buying it? Not me? Some hobo? Yeah,
hobos are mine. It's hobo And like teenage you know
that would have drinked that. A lot of people ordered
when they were younger, because let's be honest, you were
just trying to get a little buzz going on when
you were twenty something. You don't hear people order this
unless you're at Fremont Street in Las Vegas, where like
the linkouents hang out a Long Island ice tea. An
(46:18):
l I icey tas is so gross there because it's
every alcohol so much sugar. It's sugary. You'll throw up
the next day, you'll have the worst headache. It's disgusting.
But twenty somethings I've seen them still order it at
a bar in Vegas like La iced Tea, Like, oh,
you're looking for a stomach ache, kidd.
Speaker 4 (46:34):
You know who also likes long islized teas, LeVar Arrington,
and he calls them LeVar Islands seriously, Like I had
a couple of ar Islands.
Speaker 1 (46:43):
I know what now? I like that's he personalized it.
I don't like, Yeah, yeah, let's do this. We got
a lot of people calling reminiscent about old beer and
old drinks because of Hulk Hogan's new beer, new summer
beer called what is it called Real American Beer and
it's gonna bring the world together. Do a little cross five,
little rapid fire, bang bang bang on the phones. So
(47:04):
let's hear your answers. We'll start with Carl and Indy
eight seven seven ninety nine on Fox with up Carl, Hey, Carl,
good to see you. What's up at Hey?
Speaker 5 (47:12):
When with regard to the mad Dog, I have a
girlfriend who said there's no wine that she didn't like,
and I found some mad Dog down in some urban
areas and bought a couple of bottles.
Speaker 6 (47:23):
She didn't like it.
Speaker 5 (47:25):
You had the sweetest bikini team for a Keystone light
if you remember that. And then the beers that I
used to drink were buck horn weed them in shape
for light. And and then of course wine coolers were
the big thing.
Speaker 1 (47:40):
And there was a beer I think in the Pennsylvania
area Dab Dab, and it came in a little keg.
Someone I know there is at least one person like dude,
I know you. I think I do remember that Dab.
Let's say hi to Tom in Wisconsin. What's up Tom?
Speaker 6 (47:57):
I love you? Ever so I got I got a
couple for you.
Speaker 5 (48:00):
One you were talking about mad Dog in the Wisconsin
Big walking guy.
Speaker 6 (48:03):
We drank ice house. Do you remember ice Holland?
Speaker 2 (48:05):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (48:05):
Yeah, people with that and then the whole trends of
icing people right without a doubt that sarof Smearnoff. But
I do remember ice House, no doubt. I mean, I
imagine it still exists. I don't know it does, right, Yeah,
I would imagine a malt liquor beer. Yeah, it's just
like really heavy. All right, I got it. I got
another one, and I'll think about it again. I'm sure
(48:26):
it still exists, but I haven't seen it since I
was seventeen. Let me tell you what I'm convinced. The
Covin on Rich Fox Sports Radio, Friends and audience Boozehounds
a bunch of drunkards because Danny g just whispered he
hit us on the intercom with I have to roost
the phones. They're too hot, like they over like the
phone's over modulated. A lot of people might hang up
(48:47):
when I give you one last one. You guys owe
me overtime pass. I know it's uh we said Mad
Dog twenty twenty. We said brass Monkey, that funky monkey.
The night Train. I got to say Boons Farm has
to be up. Oh ye as far as cheap ass
wine because again we were on a budget. We're gonna
(49:09):
talk clipped the new TV show because we don't have
time sports logos because of Jerry West's passing. Yeah, and
of course statues because Tom Brady's getting a new one.
So that's all on over Promise and right after the
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You know, we're on the Fox Sports Radio YouTube page.
Like you said, free join it. Austin Rivers doc River
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Oh I'm shocked. I was about to roll my eyes.
(50:36):
I was convince you, big Ewyn Judge. I'll tell you what,
Clay Holmes is not the guy now. I was just
one game, but frustrating. I mean Aaron Judge, I was
looking at his stats. You know what I do, like Rennible,
know what I do like once a week as a
baseball fan, cause see I don't watch highlights like you
do ten times a day. I look at the standings
and stats and I do a deep dive like once
(50:57):
a week just to you know, be make make sure
I'm in the loop. Aaron Judge battan over three hundred
twenty five home runs, like if the guy season ended today,
they'd be good stats. Like Aaron Judge is on a
tear again exactly, and you know, the same usual suspects
as a handful of guys that are batting over three
hundred And it's the guys you would think Otani judge
(51:17):
soda soda like you know, the stars of the game,
stars find their way to the top. Now, speaking to baseball,
we're running out of time, but we could pretty much
get to it now. You get anything we don't over
promised on Fox Sports Radio's YouTube page. In just nine minutes,
we go live, so join us. I saw this on
(51:38):
social media. But the Phillies Nick Castellanos had a little
beef with the umpire said he was not happy with
getting a pitchclock violation and want a little grace because
he's a veteran of the first of all, you're the
Latino guy in the show. Yeah, Nick Castiano, I know
(51:58):
it's Castianos, but I'm playing like giving you the quest
of Deillies that you asked for.
Speaker 4 (52:02):
You don't don't look like a wife. I'm giving you
some tortilla's bro, some jelapinos.
Speaker 1 (52:06):
Yeah. I'm not trying to like you know, you make
yourself a cassadilla. Yeah, so Nick Castianos, to quote him,
I was gonna play the clip, but he curses and
it's sort of hard to hear. But when you watch
a video, you gets a lip read along like your
John boy. The the Umpire Blue calls like you said
(52:27):
the pitchclock violation. Casianos gets back in the box and
then he's second. He has a second thought about it,
where he's like, but hold on one second. He steps
back and he's like, yo, out of respect for someone
who's been in the league over ten years, you gotta
f and speak up. Brother. Let me know. So is
that a professional courtesy or it's like, yeah, rules are
rules because you're a veteran, you're you're you're above the
(52:51):
law like you're Steven Sagal. I don't know about I
don't want to. You know, I'm certainly not wishy washy
on my opinions. But I thought about this and I
did go back and forth for a second. You know what,
umpires had become a little too I want to say
ego driven, but I hate the fact that umpires like
have this like bolsfolo pound my chest like I threw
(53:13):
that guy out, like for the rules. No, that's why
they're in that position. If they make some ertions for veterans,
they get ridiculed by the general public. So wait, I'm
the umpire and I'm gonna put my reputation on the
line because you're a veteran. I got a job to
do in every sport. I saw some guy, some guy
(53:33):
in the Washington Nationals the other day. He got popped,
got thrown out of the game because the umpire thought
he heard him say something. Some of these umpires, remember,
you know one of the uh you know, one of
the Yankees, like Joe Girardi got thrown out, right. I'm
sorry Joe Girardi, Aaron Boone, I'm sorry. Not the two
thousands got thrown out for this very reason. Uh, Dan Barr,
did you have something real quick?
Speaker 7 (53:55):
Yeah, guys, just in Trevor Lawrence, who signed a five
year extension with the Jaguars two and seventy five million dollars,
including two hundred million guaranteed.
Speaker 1 (54:04):
No expectations Jaguars. It has amazing numbers too. We are
running out of time. Unfortunately. We'll continue on over promised.
Uh whatever you missed on the podcast, and we'll continue
next again on the Fox Sports Radio YouTube page. Until then,
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