C&R...BEST OF THE WEEK

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is Danny G of Covino and Rich. Thank you
for rocking with the best and us every afternoon from
two to four pm on the West side, that's five
to seven pm on the East coast, and we filled
in for Dan Patrick. We did the hat trick on
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday, so that is included here in the
best of the Best of the week. Hope you have

(00:20):
a great weekend and enjoy this masterpiece. Unless it's not.

Speaker 2 (00:27):
If you see an old pal, an old college frat brother,
anyone that you're catching up with you haven't seen in
a while. Who major buddy, it's me your buddy, Yo,
it's major buddy, my old college Patty. Comeatout. It's me
bunk from high school. Thanks major buddy. The rule is
you're allowed to show that person three one, two, three

(00:54):
three photos in your phone. That's it. As Mariano Duncan
one said, right, we played to we win to day
doss it. Yeah, Marianna Duncan three photos. I was sam
if I haven't seen you in six months? Yo, how
you been bro? I get show Oh my kids on
the first day me and my wife in Hawaii. Oh,
we had a great time. Oh now I gotta be selective.

(01:15):
Third photo. We should have three photos on standby. Here's
my dog wuffles. Oh, there's my kids on their first
day of school. Dude sweets, here's my vacation, or oh,
sweet box seats at the Dodgers. Here, there you go.
Three photos. That's it, you know, I because it keeps
people in a good mood and you're not dragging it out,
and then you're not looking for like, hold on, hold on,
I want you because everyone's always looking for that right one,

(01:37):
you know what I mean, And here's wasting time and
now you're tuned out and no one cares that much.
It's the three photo rule. Do you agree or disagree?
I apply it to your life.

Speaker 1 (01:47):
Can I be like Portnoy and cheat? What if one
of my three is a picture collage?

Speaker 2 (01:52):
Yeah, I'm okay with that. I like work. Yeah, so
you get multiple pictures of your kids on their first
day of school. Here's my daughter, here's my son, and
here's my dog on the first day of school. Danny,
if I haven't seen you in a while, here's what
I'm breaking out. If i'm you, I'm Danny J Yeah.
Here's a great picture of Coe his first birthday part

(02:14):
with the shark cake and everything. Can't believe that being
a guy. Next photo, I'm Daddy Cavino and Rich and
I we've been traveling lot. Here's a cool live broadcast
where I was MC or doing great at work Graduate hotel.
Now the third one's up to you, but it's no.
One wants to see twenty photos. I love the three No,
and let's just I don't know. Rich loves smutty talk,

(02:36):
so unlet's it something smutty. Rich is tuned down, you know.
Otherwise three is enough. Three is enough. That's the three photo.
And if you're single, yeah, don't talk about a hawk
earl you're hooking up with without a picture, useless, without past. Honestly,
it's like, yeah, dude, I met some hot show me.
No one wants to hear about her fantastic heine if
you don't have evidence, yeakay honestly, So there you go.

(03:01):
And that's all based on the first day of school.
And I do want to bring up that's two things. No, No,
two things. One of them's kind of sports related but
not really. What's the number one league leading hat in
all of sports? Is there an answer? Yeah, a baseball hat,
a baseball cap. There's no other answer to that. All right,

(03:23):
are you asking what team?

Speaker 3 (03:24):
What they know?

Speaker 2 (03:25):
But do you know when we were kids, we weren't
allowed to wear hats to school. Now, these little nose
pickers are allowed to wear hats to school here in La.
In La is different, I understand. I'm just telling you
what I see. I'm like, wait, so they could wear
pajama pants, crocs, and hats. Now, we were allowed to
wear hats out here on the West coast. Yes, what
I'm saying, we weren't allowed to go. I don't remember

(03:48):
if we were allowed to wear hats or not. I mean,
no one gives a crap about my personal story, but
I'm gonna tell you anyway. I remember we were in
a school play and it was after school, right, and
my buddy Jeff was all about wearing his New York
Knicks hat during the playoffs, and the teachers like, Jeff,
take your hat off. And he's like, miss Johnson, I'm
pretty sure this is after school curricular activity. She's like, no, hats.

(04:12):
My buddy Jeff goes. I quit. He quit the school
play because the teachers that take off your hat. Growing
up from it was like going into a fine dining
Italian restaurant, you gotta take that hat off.

Speaker 1 (04:24):
And then there was the old school teachers would ask
you nicely to take it off in class, but you
still could wear it to school.

Speaker 2 (04:30):
Now I'm seeing all these little Doyer fans with their
hats and their crocs out here in La so a
lot of hats when I dropped my daughter off to
high school today, and I just wanted to bring up
one of the coolest feelings ever. So I'm going for
baseball hats to basketball sneakers? Was it not the coolest
feeling ever? You got to bust out your brand new
kicks for the start of the school year. I thought

(04:53):
that was the greatest thing. I think every kid has
to have the great feeling of wearing some brand new kicks. Now,
not every kid does it us, not everybody it every year,
but that feeling is just up there with the top
five of all time. Butchet aside, because I don't want
to insult anyone. Yeah, if you're scraping by and you're
just doing what you need to do, I get it.
You could get your butt pay least shoes. Tell you

(05:14):
if you look at a kid on day one of
school in a nice area where you know, like the
parents have money, and he has dirty sneakers on day
one of school. You're being a bad kids kind of
like that dirty white air Force one, like crusty looking.
Look you know where their tool sweet lumpy air Force ones.

(05:34):
That's kind of the style. Look, oh, my shoes are
like that. They like their oat meal and their Air
Force ones lumpy like beige shoes. I would say it's
unintentionally in style, but always I'm telling you, I took
a lot of pride in buying my daughter some sweet
new air Force ones yesterday and some Jordan's. She got
two pair because their grades are good. So just throwing

(05:56):
that out there, first day of school, first day of school.
What I noticed baseball hats, basketball kicks, and I digest
the three photo rule. Got a little something, you know,
there's we're gonna get into. Like you said some Australian
breakdancing is who doesn't want to NFL A lot to
get to you today, But you brought up sneakers And

(06:19):
I'm not sure why this bothers me so much. I
feel like Sebastian Mena Scalco. It's bothers me who bothers. You.
My wife's from Texas and she calls all of my
kids sneakers tennis shoes, and I'm like, our kids aren't
andre agassy? Look you know, is that does Ben have
the sweet new Pete Sampras kicks Swiss? Look at my kid,

(06:42):
my honey, does does Ben look like Rafaa on the
doll tennis shoes? We're watching tennis in the background. Here,
your daughter got those sweet yvon Lindel's. I was like, uh,
does our donna look like Stevy Graff? What's going on here? Yeah?
I don't like that either. Oh she got the cocoa goffs.
Why does everyone call them tennis shoes? It's a regional thing.

(07:03):
It's ridiculous. I think pop and sodas. It's pop code.
I get it's just a regional thing. I get it.
But call them tennis shoes. You learned it in Spanish too,
zas day tennis. Yes, yes, there you go. But because
it's regional doesn't make it right. People in parts of
the country that say Rece's pieces, No, no, it's not.
It's regional. So yeah, choose pick one kicks sneakers tennis shoes. Nah, that'

(07:28):
stop flying. I don't gym shoes is sort of the
generic gym shoes. That's weak. No, And by the way,
I didn't know this here in La. Where are you
from Iowa? My daughter she's on the cheerleading team, which
means she doesn't have to take gym. They do cheering
like in place of gym. I'm like, what since when?

(07:48):
Let me bring you back to me in middle school
or high school. The year was nineteen ninety something. Let's
just say that ninety something, right, we would go all
gym basketball. I was all county gym class. By the way,
all state gym class. I went all out. We'd have
sweaty ass and go right to history class right afterward.

(08:10):
It was pretty gross. We didn't shower in my high
school either. The power air conditioner. In our cinder block
prison of a school, we didn't have air. So we
would have sweaty ass from a mean volleyball game in
gym class and then be sitting in algebra right after.
If you want to talk about gym class, pe class,
I'm just saying school started today, ch But I'm saying

(08:30):
that when we were kidding, my daughter said, I don't
have fyzet. I'm like, what do you mean you don't
have fize. She's like cheers in place of fyze. I
was like what they when you think back, we had
I'm sure you did the two We had showers in
our locker room, but no one ever used them. They
were unused. Everyone just and you needed one after that

(08:51):
stale glass penny they put. Everyone just put their regular
clothes back on, and you know, and you know what
was even grosser. I don't know how your high school world.
You're trying to kick it to some hot chick in
your class. Meanwhile you're sweating from dodgeball and the jim
shorts and the T shirt you wore to gym class.
You would put in a plastic bag right back in

(09:11):
your locker and you would wear that danky ass jym
set again. And do you remember that smell? Like everyone
all of this smelling a penny, smelling a penny from
nineteen sixty five. It was just gross. They never watched
those pennies, did you guys call them pennies growing up? No?

Speaker 1 (09:28):
It's funny when you see like eighties movies like Footloose,
all it's like thirty year old actors and they're all
showering after Pean We watched that.

Speaker 2 (09:37):
We like, I graduated high school and we did that
in like a field camp for football and like double
session football camp things like that. But regular gym days,
high school days. No way were we taking showers anyone
here take that because I'm I graduated high school in
the late nineties. I went to college in the early
two thousands. Never one time in high school or college

(09:57):
did I shower with other students? Did you had any pride?
You were goal and all out?

Speaker 4 (10:03):
No?

Speaker 2 (10:04):
Did you ever shower the men?

Speaker 5 (10:05):
Yeah?

Speaker 2 (10:05):
Were you ever in like a locker room showering as
like a seventeen year old? They were there? But did
you anyone used them?

Speaker 5 (10:11):
Uh?

Speaker 2 (10:12):
In football? We did?

Speaker 6 (10:13):
Yeah, guys, some guys keep their under after after.

Speaker 2 (10:16):
P on for sure. That's a tradition like back in
like you're serving like World War two, men were just
men and they showered together. They're like progression though that
was like the generations after that, just not a thing
you're comfortable, Damn byer. I was gonna say, I picture
it was a naked shower. No, did you did you
shower in high school? Not during class but after a practice?

Speaker 7 (10:40):
You would you didn't have That's what you're talking about, Like, no, yeah,
would I used to, Yeah, for sure, But we're talking
in high school, like when you're in seventh grade.

Speaker 2 (10:52):
Never you know, stuff like that never happened, Like you.

Speaker 6 (10:54):
Have eight minutes to shower and yeah, try not doing
the sauna for fifteen minutes.

Speaker 2 (10:59):
But no, I'm kidding. School did not have a sawnet.

Speaker 6 (11:03):
Here's the crazy thing about it, though, is when you
would travel at other sports to other schools, you would
go into the girls locker room because the girls team would,
like you would switch, you know, the girls team would
be at your school and advice, so you would have
that locker room. And then you realized they had individual showers.

Speaker 2 (11:20):
It was ending machines. What's that about it? But for us,
they're like all for one. It's like a dungeon.

Speaker 6 (11:25):
Yeah, it was crazy, like here's a room, ten shower heads,
all you guys get in, but the girls' locker rooms
had individual showers, and it blew our minds peebe.

Speaker 2 (11:35):
I'm not saying I grew up in a bad area
because I didn't. Union high school, Prideful Town. We were
USA Today ranked football, the whole deal, right, We were
nationally ranked. It was a great sports school. But we
didn't even have doors on our bathroom stalls. So when
you know, our big lineman had a you know, go
to bath policy. They would have a garbage can and

(11:56):
pull it in front of them. That was the door.
So the garbage can, the garbage cat in the in
the bathroom was and you see their heads. Yeah, that's
just how it was. So anyway, I bring that up
because again, school's back gym class. Kids are running miles
and then they go right back to the classroom just
like that after sweating for the past hour. There's a

(12:18):
progression though that I want to point out because we're
talking about gym class and then you go to the gym.
Now there is a clear progression of as you get older,
you care way less about getting naked in front of
people at a gym. If you go to any gym,
old guys don't care. Old guys are like blow drying
their privates with the hair dry because no, because they're

(12:38):
from that generation that felt still feel comfortable showering around
it work out and if they could be naked around
each other, and so they're the older guys just don't care.
Honest say I wonder often if it is generational, which
I assume it is, but I also feel sometimes they
don't care. It's well, it's that too.

Speaker 6 (12:57):
I was also like strutting around like they like strutting
around my that in nowadays completely inappropriate for anybody in
a middle school to shower and do that. I don't think,
you know, like especially around a teacher or something like that.
Back then it was whatever, and but now I think
it's I don't say frowned upon, because that's making light

(13:19):
of it, but yeah, I don't think you get that
really these days.

Speaker 2 (13:22):
Yeah, and you know what to go along with the
as you get older thing, I think it is generational.
But also I was sam, I do think as I
even get older, I've cared less and less, Like if
I'm married, I already procreated. Like if I go to
the gym, and let's say I do want to change
clothes at the gym because I'm going somewhere afterwards, I'll
do I'll take my box and briefs off and then

(13:43):
sort of quickly put a new pair on. That's why
I stopped going through the gym with the ridge. No,
but I'm saying he wasn't quick enough. But I'm saying,
when you were younger, you do like a towel around
you and like try to slyly pull your boxing briefs uf.
Then you graduate to like if I'm making for two seconds,
it doesn't matter. And then as you get older, it's
like coming on, said, you're doing a catwalk. These old
guys are like cat walking around the locker room. I'm like,

(14:04):
all right, guy, throw a towel on that bad boy. Thanks,
all right? So how did we get here? The first
day at school? First day of school kids, at least
for this part of southern California, at least here.

Speaker 8 (14:16):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (14:17):
And by the way, we grew up on the East coast,
rich and I we know that school doesn't normally start
until after September, but that's just how it is out
here in La Might kid us up in Cincinnati, he goes,
forget the getting dressed in the locker rooms, he goes,
it was all weird back then. You'd bust your ass
playing gym for an hour, and they had any pride

(14:37):
you were going all out. You'd go all out, and
your gym teacher would be standing by the water Fountain'd
be like one two three, next one two, three. Now
like you just ran a mile, you just time me
in a mile. You're done. Next, So there it is
back to that routine. And good luck parents, because their

(14:58):
problems and their school assignments become your problems in your
school assignment. So good luck, have a great year. And
when we return, we'll do our Olympic recap. How's that?
Try to sap up every every little drip of water
in that three seconds? One? Two, right next, So Olympic recap.
You know we're going to talk about everyone's favorite breakdancer

(15:19):
over promised on Fox Sports Radio's YouTube page. Send it
to some friends. Hey, we are the show that got
that sweet article written about us. Oh yeah, shout out
to Barrett Sports Media. Always good to us here at
kavinon regimen David Green. Apparently they were evesdropping on our
show last week and they wrote a story about it.
So last Friday Show.

Speaker 1 (15:39):
You know, you have program directors who tell you throughout
your career you never know who's listening, And in this case,
one of the industries leading magazines online magazines wrote an
article about what we did on Friday Show.

Speaker 2 (15:53):
And they really wanted to It's like another cover shopper
or something. Yeah, right, so they gave they gave you
shout outs too, did you see.

Speaker 1 (16:00):
I haven't read the whole article yet, but from what
I saw it was it was a nice write up.

Speaker 2 (16:05):
So except they said your name was Danny Gradio. Yeah
it is. You know, I'm reading I'm reading our feedback
right now on x and Instagram and everything. A lot
of people really relating to that stupid showering at the
gym in high school, Like ref Tyler hit us up.
He goes after Jim, No shower, but after wrestling practice. Yes,
of course. And that's why when my daughter says we

(16:26):
don't have gym class anymore because cheer counts as jim,
I'm like, yo, you don't know how rough dad had
it in gym class. I'd be sweating throughout the rest.

Speaker 1 (16:35):
Of the today I had. We had real life bullies
too in the locker room.

Speaker 2 (16:39):
We didn't have his virtual bully.

Speaker 1 (16:41):
No, no, we had real bullies hitting you with a towel.

Speaker 2 (16:43):
Yeah, we were getting rapped. And he also said that
you could tell if someone was a freshman because all
the freshmen would wear swim trunks in the shower, and
the seniors were confident enough to be like, oh, just
go naked. Charlie hit us up, saying the brown water
gross showers are so crusty and disgusting in so many
high schools that you're out till I get something. All right,
Thanks for all the feedback at Coveno and Rich, at

(17:04):
Steve Cavino, at Rich Davis, and thanks for all the
belated happy birthdays too. I had a nice weekend. I
hope you enjoyed yours. Wait, that's all I got. Mono, Yeah, exactly,
and athletes foot oh blind guy Creations hit us up
and he goes, ya that smell you're talking about when
kids would put their gym clothes back in a plastic
supermarket bag in their locker and wouldn't bring them home
from mom to wash for like weeks at a time,

(17:24):
smelling a rancid thing obo or something RANSI hobo mix
with mixed with Freedo's. Yeah, yo, man, who got a
sub subway sandwich in here? Oh that's just Mark's shirt anyway,
Thank you guys for being here. It's Cavino and Rich.
We're gonna play Iron Mike Trivia give away some prizes,
but let's do our Olympic recap it's not a whole lot.

(17:47):
It's always nice to hear when your thoughts or feelings
are validated too, though not that I need them validated.
But much like most people, I watched Team USA light
it up against France. It was a battle, though a battle,
but seeing Lebron and Curry feed off each other, play
off each other is magical. But my first thought after

(18:07):
that win was, Yeah, that was awesome, and it's clearly
a worldwide game right now because it was way competitive.
But I don't think they would have won without Curry.
And then I saw Colin said that on a clip
right just before the show started. I saw a clip
where Coln cow Hurt said the same thing, so like, oh,
I'm on the right page. Yeah, so I'm like, oh,
you know what, I couldn't have been the only one
I thought that then, because he was just hitting shot

(18:30):
after shot. The dude was just throwing up the ball,
just throwing it up. About Lebron setting him up nicely,
no doubt. I'm not trying to take away from Lebron.
I'm just saying I don't think they could they would
have won that game without Curry. I'll say this. Two
takeaways from me from Team USA. I could be alone
because I know sometimes people love to just hate on
Lebron relentlessly. Yeah, I'm not doing that. I think at

(18:51):
this stagerous career, it might not seem feasible with the
way contracts are placed right now. But if we could
get Stephan Lebron for a season together, I just feel
like somewhere, somehow, I just feel like those two need
to play together. In the NBA, it seemed electric, like
they had great chemistry. They liked playing together. There's something
about Lebron and Steph together. That post is the first

(19:11):
question too, though. Rich Olympic medal or NBA title, I mean,
we have a lot to get to. We gotta talk
break dancing. I think if you're an international player like
a Jokic, if they would have found a way to win.
I mean they won bronze, but I bet you a
gold medal for Jokic means more than a Nuggets NBA title. No,
Curry's fire was remember he said that was the one

(19:32):
thing he had to check off his list, and he
made sure that happened. He was playing with the fire.
But the path for the US to win a gold
is easier, I think than an NBA title. Yeah, but
he's on a worldwide stage. Guess what Winning an NBA
titles dope, But doing what he did for the little
kids all over the world to win an NBA title, well,
I guess it would be an upset if the US

(19:53):
didn't win. So I'll give you some more, Ammo. You
mentioned Jokic. You see how happy he looked winning a
bron medal with his countryman Like he's there with his
buddies from the Serbian team, smoking cigars, like really enjoying it.
I'm not sure. I'm not saying he didn't enjoy the
parade that he went to reluctantly because he had a

(20:14):
good time. But he looks like he's having.

Speaker 1 (20:18):
His bronze parade is right there in his own country,
with his own horses and.

Speaker 2 (20:21):
With his own people, with his own people. So it
does pose the question if he's that elated with a
third place medal. And you see how Curry was so pumped.
He's been there, done that, he was so pumped to
win a gold. Does the Olympic medal rival the NBA title?
You gotta think worldwide? We think so. Would it be ethnocentric?

(20:46):
It would be right I do think they'll cove I
really do. I think it's easier to win an NBA title,
I'm sorry, easier to win an Olympic gold as a
member of Team USA. Yeah, but there's a country pride
that Americans take for granted, and I think that. Look,
if you're from another land and you want to medal

(21:07):
to represent your country, you don't think that means the
world to them. They don't have an NBA to carroll,
you know, hold that thought. We'll take all your feedback,
but let's go to Dan Bayer for an update. dB.
What's going on, buddy?

Speaker 6 (21:19):
Hey, guys, NFL news and things aren't all great with
the New York Jets.

Speaker 2 (21:24):
Pass Russer a sound.

Speaker 6 (21:25):
Reddick has requested a trade from the team, and the
Jets had a response GM Joe Douglas releasing statement saying
they're not going to trade Reddick and in fact, they'll
continue to find him if he doesn't report to the team.

Speaker 2 (21:38):
There you go. Mike Tyson was a mania. I want
your heart. I want to eat a children.

Speaker 4 (21:43):
An ear to this. If you're a boxing brainiac.

Speaker 9 (21:48):
Starting rop Mike, no disrespect, Patrick mahomes here, It's show time.
Mahomes trivia. It's Tyson Tuesday. Takeover did through to backfire?
I no one even told me about it. I'm really sorry, Mike.

Speaker 4 (22:02):
You get the week off, Mike.

Speaker 2 (22:03):
Let's go.

Speaker 1 (22:05):
All right, FSR Security walking the Great Patrick Mahomes into
the main studio.

Speaker 2 (22:11):
Hey's been a while. Hey, good see you guys. We
haven't seen you since January.

Speaker 8 (22:15):
I know it's good to be here.

Speaker 9 (22:16):
You guys are big time, Dan Patrick now, huh.

Speaker 2 (22:18):
Oh, you're big time. We won another super Bowl the
following month in February.

Speaker 9 (22:22):
Better believe it. Hey, Patrick Mahomes here, Hey giving shoutouts?
Can I get some shoutouts?

Speaker 2 (22:26):
Let's go ahead, guy?

Speaker 9 (22:27):
Uh Britt, Hey, what's going on? You might be listening Jackson?
You like his dance mooves?

Speaker 2 (22:33):
You know what your brother's got dance wolves that are
equal to Raygup.

Speaker 9 (22:36):
Yeah, Olympic champion in the future, Andy Reid, And I'm
gonna shout out to the Swifties just because it's going
on to the Swifties. Just trying to get on her
good side. But uh, hey, what's up, Danny g what's so?

Speaker 1 (22:47):
We're gonna meet the contestants for the game right now?
Twenty one time winner Rich Davis. Let's do this in
for twelve time champion Dan Byer is Nick Cope?

Speaker 9 (22:57):
Hello, No, I thought that was I say, younger and
more handsome com count.

Speaker 2 (23:02):
Yeah, Hey, what's going on?

Speaker 1 (23:04):
And looking to winn a see in our standless steel Swiggy.
We're gonna go to the studio lines loaded here, Nick,
I'll use you as the bad guy, picking number.

Speaker 2 (23:11):
One through six three. That is Caleb in Idaho. What's up? Kleb?
Hey Caleb? I do Caleb? What do you do for
a living there in Idaho? I am a beer felt,
a beer.

Speaker 9 (23:26):
Sales Hey, it was going on, Caleb. I was in
Idaho for the Great Potato Drop. You know they have
a potato drop for New Year's.

Speaker 2 (23:32):
It's true, by the way, that's not a lie. On
New Year's Eve, you think everyone's watching New York City
the ball drop. In Idaho they drop a big potato
You at But it's the best time I ever had.

Speaker 9 (23:43):
And don't they shoot chibes of bacon out of ten?
They knew how to bring in the New Year, so
I plan on doing it again.

Speaker 2 (23:49):
Let's play this game.

Speaker 1 (23:50):
Yeah, here are the rules for showtime Mahomes NFL Trivia,
The first contestant with two correct answers is going to
be the champ. If there's a tie, we have a
tiebreaker question. Your name is your buzzer, but you do
have to wait until all three possible answers are read.
If there's two wrong answers in a row, we move
on to the next question.

Speaker 2 (24:06):
Are you ready? Yeah, let's get it out.

Speaker 9 (24:08):
I'm really ready, man. I don't know if I'm hyped up.
I don't know what's in that coffee in the lobby,
but I'm super pumped to be here. Patch mahomes here.
Question one, Round one? How many yards was John Elway's
the drive? A ninety eight yards? B eighty nine yards
or C seventy nine yards?

Speaker 2 (24:25):
Nick?

Speaker 1 (24:26):
Oh, Nick got in there right before Caleb.

Speaker 2 (24:29):
I was gonna say D eighty nine. No, you'll be wrong.
Give Caleb. Yeah, Caleb, you're up next.

Speaker 1 (24:37):
See you said no, that's ninety three, right.

Speaker 2 (24:42):
You're all losers on that one. No, A ninety eight,
ninety eight. I wrote ninety three, so I knew it
was ninety started at the two yard line?

Speaker 9 (24:49):
Always the drive ninety eight yards?

Speaker 5 (24:51):
All right?

Speaker 2 (24:51):
Round two?

Speaker 9 (24:53):
Who is the only NFL player in history to win
a Super Bowl MVP on the losing team. A. Devin
Hester of the Bears. B. Chuck Hallie of the Cowboys
or C. Lenn Dawson of the Chiefs.

Speaker 2 (25:07):
I think Nick got in there, Hollway Cowboys. Yes, Nick
on the board. Bam bam.

Speaker 1 (25:14):
All right, we move on to round three, as Nick
is the only one on the board so far.

Speaker 9 (25:19):
All right, what's up? Fox Sports Radio Nation, Patrick mahomes here?

Speaker 2 (25:23):
Which of these time? Which of these? What's up?

Speaker 8 (25:27):
Where I'm here?

Speaker 9 (25:29):
Which of these NFL players have been on the cover
of Madden twice? A Barry Sanders, B Michael Vick or C.
Drew Brees, Rich Rich Barry Sanders?

Speaker 2 (25:42):
Yes? Wow? Which gets on the board? Baboom? All right?
Nick Rich battling this out? Is here to round four?

Speaker 9 (25:52):
Which NFL draft class has no quarterbacks selected in the
first round? A nineteen ninety B nineteen seventy four or C.
Nineteen seventy's tough.

Speaker 2 (26:07):
Rich Again?

Speaker 9 (26:08):
Which NFL draft class had no quarterbacks?

Speaker 2 (26:11):
Trying to close things out here? Oh fifty years ago
in nineteen seventy four, Yes, whoay damn?

Speaker 9 (26:19):
Danny White went in the third round to the Cowboy.

Speaker 1 (26:22):
Yeah, ninety was Jeff George nineteen seventy was Steeler legend.

Speaker 2 (26:28):
Take a guess terributary, Bradshaw I was gonna say some
reason Jeff Georges nineteen ninety actually was in my head.

Speaker 1 (26:36):
Look at that. Rich adds to his win total. Twenty
two time winner. Now, congratulations and Caleb, thank you for
playing an Idaho little too slow on the draw.

Speaker 2 (26:46):
They're buzzing in, but we appreciate you playing the game.

Speaker 9 (26:49):
Hey, Caleb, enjoy your Dutch bros. Say what's up to
the dude at touch Bros. Later Bud later, Bud, thank you. Hey, guys,
I got my breakfast breed on a hallway. I gotta
go leader Patrick all right later, guy later, Guy, I'll
see you next week.

Speaker 2 (27:03):
Bye Yo, Como guys. Perfect, Thank you Patrick Mahomes. That
was the most hyped up I've seen Patrick Mahomes in
a long time. I think he was just really excited
to be bad. You know what you always did that
back It's weird. Yeah, but he knocked me over running
out into the hallway, so that was pretty cool. Cushing
for you. Danny. Off the top of my head, I'm
I'm thinking what year was your Raiders, Todd Marinovitch experiment.

(27:29):
I was there. I was there at the LA Coliseum.
Was that ninety two?

Speaker 5 (27:36):
Yeah?

Speaker 2 (27:37):
Ninety I'll look it up. Can get on that. What
you was, Todd Marinovic? You know, Danny g Were you
wearing your cavalichies? I were you wearing Hazebra Raider pants?
I had a thin silver Raider hoodie on it. I'll
never forget.

Speaker 1 (27:52):
This guy right in the front of the coliseum had
this big sign and it said, Todd you are the future.

Speaker 2 (27:57):
I want to say, you're wearing your Raiders. Uh starter jacket?
Is my guess? Ninety two? Close? What do we got? Nickope?
Ninety one? Drafty? Hey, Rich, I have a fun fact
for you. Do you know who they credit popularizing the
starter jacket? I no, No, as an athlete, like a player,

(28:18):
like how it became a thing. I saw it on TikTok,
so it has to be true. I do know that
they were teams that had starter jacket love and fans.
I asked you for a reason, but no fans. I'll
tell you why though, Charlotte Hornets Raiders. There are teams
that you didn't need to be a fan. I know. Yeah,

(28:38):
and they were rogendary jackets.

Speaker 1 (28:40):
As a kid, we saw legendary actor James Garner walking
the Raiders sidelines wearing a starter jacket.

Speaker 2 (28:46):
They say that Joe Torri when he was managing the Mets,
was rocking a starter jacket and that's when it became
the thing. They ended up licensing it with the MLB
and everything else, So they credit the success and mainstream
of the starter jacket to the Mets and Tory. I've

(29:07):
always thought that Joe Tory fashionista, I credit I get,
I mean maybe listen maybe, And most recently, who was it?
Carl Bankster brought it back? Who brought it back? Carlton
banks who someone brought it back? Hold on, look it up.
But uh, we all had a starter jacket. You were

(29:27):
probably rocking one back in ninety one.

Speaker 6 (29:29):
Was it?

Speaker 2 (29:30):
Was it fair to say that you had a starter
jacket but you also had an apex? You were allowed
to have ball like was apex? Did you think like
the blue leg or did you have one as well?

Speaker 10 (29:40):
For me?

Speaker 2 (29:42):
For me, the apex was a windbreaker that I could
win down the shore like on the boardwalk. It was
like a cheaper I had them, though I didn't think
there was shame in it though it wasn't like it
wasn't like Transformers go Bots. I thought it was like Starter,
but you could have an Apex too. I agree. It
was more of a lighter wind breaker, so you could
have a Starter and an apex. Back then, Starter was

(30:04):
just better, classier, shiny. Carl Banks was the one that
brought it back by yeah, because I remember we had
him on our show years ago and he was bringing
it back, and I remember like, hey, dude, want you
hooking me up? But one then, if you're bringing him back,
let me let me tell you it's it's interesting when
you look back. Cavino and I have one discrepancy. And
we've talked about this before on our show, but ye know,
hey we're new here showing with you guys on DP.

(30:26):
When you think starter jacket back in the day, we
all have a different version of which was the original.
I always pictured the pullover starter jacket with the little
pouch you had in front mm hm, and you had
a zip up. You picture the zip up like Raiders one. Yeah,
I picture rocking the one that you pulled over because
I remember as a kid, I would be like, you know,
you would have to pull it over your head and
you'd be on your way to school and you'd mess

(30:48):
up your hair every day. I think pull over, you
think zip up. Give us how starter jackets came unraveled.
Joe Tory, then manager of the New York Mets, was
an early convert starter jacket. He was the guy people
are like, what is that the other team? You want it?
Said Joe Torri, also parachute Pints and rich. Joe Torri

(31:10):
also the first got to wear Jinko Gee's in the
early two thousands.

Speaker 1 (31:14):
Well, I didn't know that my Raider starter jacket had
the hard buttons, not a zipper.

Speaker 2 (31:20):
I remember that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, man man flashback. Joe
Torri the first man to wear rocks in the early
twenty teens. Yes, says it Fashion EASTA. I didn't know. Wow, yep, yep, yep.
True story. But they say that the Mets, your Mets
were the first to rock that starter jacket on a

(31:42):
professional level. The Mets, in Joe Tory was the worst
era of his life. So on least something good comes
out of that for Joe Tory.

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Speaker 2 (32:48):
Now it's time for Midweek Major Rich. We do it
every Wednesday on the Covino and Rich Show two to
four on the West, five to seven on the East. Again,
Midweek are the stories in the world the sports and
pop culture mid Week or Major and now the most
famous person. You gonna let him hit the intro from
rialto no you got to queue the the open to

(33:09):
I swear of got anythink we had it.

Speaker 4 (33:14):
Covino and Rich get you over the middle of the
week where mid Week major. I love that we throw
sports and pop culture headlines and topics at the fellas,
and it's like the kids say that we definitely major
seeing our scoring mid week major.

Speaker 2 (33:39):
You can't be like me. I'm a hyphen.

Speaker 10 (33:42):
No.

Speaker 2 (33:42):
Every week, like Trino said, do you want to tell
you now, we go over the biggest stories in the
world of sports and pop culture. I didn't think you
packed the intro and.

Speaker 1 (33:53):
You were talking about the big voice guy Bob earlier,
Sovina was trying to give him the morning off.

Speaker 2 (33:58):
I didn't think Danny g packed it in his backpack. Wa,
there you have it, the horn section and everything.

Speaker 1 (34:03):
Yeah, we like to roll the big red love dice.
This is to see which host gets to have the
first take. So and now, no, no, you got to
roll first. You gotta roll first.

Speaker 2 (34:13):
It's not my first time at the rodeo. Doesn't pay
attention a famous person?

Speaker 1 (34:18):
No, no, no, no, let's let before you do the intro. There,
let's see which one of you is gonna go. Which
one's I go first?

Speaker 2 (34:27):
All right, So, now the most famous person from rialto
California besides Ronnie Lott and JJ fadd you're host of
Midweek Major, the great super producer Danny No, please please
stop it.

Speaker 1 (34:43):
All right, guys, Red's pitcher Hunter Green puked on the
mound again. Remember talking about this on the Afternoon Slash
Early Evening show. Well he's back at it. Twenty five
year old Green was on the mound in the fifth
inning against the Cards. The young star turned his back
to the mound and put his glove up to his
face and vomited through the webbing, which was caught at

(35:03):
the perfect moment on the live broadcast. The umpires came
out to see what was going on. Gamer zoomed. Hunter
wound up pitching seven great innings. He only gave up
one run on four hits, struck out eight, and brought
a season era down to two eight three. Guys puking
as a game day ritual mid Week or Major.

Speaker 2 (35:23):
I'm going week super weak, Get it together. I grew
up as a fight fan. Marvelous Marvin Hackler always said
never let him see you sweat, which means like be
the man, look the part, and stay cool. What did
that kid in your middle school yearbook say stay cool?

(35:44):
I thought you were gonna say, kit, have a great summer,
keep it stay cool. There's nothing cool about puking on
the mound. It looks like you have a nervous belly.
It looks like you're not in control. I know, as
Era says otherwise, but that's not a good look when
you got a nervous stomach on a big stage. Well,
Marvis Marvin Hagler never said never let him see a puke.

(36:04):
He said sweat. If puken is worse the sweating. That
was the point I thought. I have no problem with
it other than the fact that like just you know,
let it loose on the turf for grass or dirt,
like through the webbing your glove. Oh disgusting that would
you clean that club? Do you get a new glove in?
I think nerves are just way high, and I look,

(36:24):
I'll never understand how high they could be in those
pressure situations. As we discussed it. Yeah, it's a high
pressure scenario. But that's what you got to be built for.
Are you built for this or not? Because if I'm
behind this guy, I'm like, oh no, this guy's nervous,
all right.

Speaker 1 (36:39):
Mandalay Bay's new adults only golf club is now set
to open on November eighth. The new Swingers Las Vegas
venues expected to be the largest for their global entertainment brand.
It's going to be their flagship location, forty thousand square
Feet's gonna include four golf courses, multiple bars and eateries,
miniature golf at its best, a carnival arcade car, it says,

(37:01):
a new English countryside of state design, three stories tall,
thirty six holes, fellows, miniature golf on steroids, Midweek or major.

Speaker 2 (37:09):
I think this is major for multiple reasons. It gives guys,
It gives people, families, friends, more fun to have in Vegas. Right,
you got the sphere recently, now this, But it also
gives men who go there to party great alibis to
their women. They're like, I know you're at Spearmint Rhino. No, honey,

(37:30):
I'm honeying are Carnival golf of my pals at Mandolay
Bay where you got it?

Speaker 1 (37:35):
Hers?

Speaker 2 (37:35):
What is that? Sw Yeah Swingers? No, no, no, no,
it has nothing to do with the crazy horse. No,
it's not a Nooti bar. It's a golf. Look. It
looks like a lot of fun and just more fun.
They look they're trying to remarket Vegas as more family friendly.
They even changed the slogan it's not what happens in
Vegas stays in Vegas. Is what happens in Vegas only

(37:56):
happens here, only happens in Vegas. And now they got
this crazy mini golf course. Look, it just gives you
something else to do. I'm all for it. Yes, I'm
gonna say, I'm gonna say it's man because it's just
a mini golf course. But no, it's not. Who doesn't
like mini golf?

Speaker 8 (38:11):
This is next level?

Speaker 2 (38:12):
How many holes? Thirty six holes? Is a ferris wheel,
not a little windmill. So I will say this though,
never let you know your date or your kid win
a mini golf. That's rule number one. Yeah, and I
have seen that top Golf, which I do love. Top
golf is in a little bit of financial trouble because
if the novelty wears off, then you just got this

(38:34):
huge ass property that could only be used. You know,
think about it, what every top golf looks exactly the same.
I like that this is mini golf. But you're taking
a risk because people get, you know, worn on things
in Vegas. That's why this one should turn over in
restaurants and entertainment. So I think it'll be fun. You
said family friendly. Now it's a good idea.

Speaker 1 (38:56):
Yeah, it's nice. You gotta see the pictures, really cool.
All right, guys, you both love sports talk radio with
a passion. But a New England Patriots fan called into
a Boston sports talk station and said that the team
needs to cut top draft pick Drake May immediately after
one tough preseason game where he played just two series.

(39:16):
A caller has already seen enough of May midweek or major.

Speaker 2 (39:21):
Look, it's the nature of this sports talk listener, right,
the over the top listener. You ever see big fan
with Patton Oswalt, Yeah, they go, he has it all
written down, And that's not the type of guy we're
necessarily welcoming on our show. It's like, hey, man, just
be yourself. You don't have to put all the pressure
on yourself. And I think he really just wanted that
hot take, that really hot take. Opinion. Like I said,

(39:42):
opinions are like podcasts. Everybody has one, and most of
them think, yeah, there you go, Uh listen. I think
it's just a reflection of how impatient we are, Like
we're talking we're talking one game, one series, right or something.
Two series give me a break, like you know, we
forget the days of when athletes stunked their first year

(40:03):
or so until they got acclimated a la Peyton Manning.
Now people are saying two series, get out of here.
You know, two seasons. It might be a different story,
but come on, get out here.

Speaker 4 (40:12):
That's summit, all right.

Speaker 1 (40:13):
And finally, there's a puddle around a leaky fire hydrant
back in your guys's old hometown, New York City, in
a neighborhood where they've converted it into a makeshift gold pond.

Speaker 2 (40:24):
They gold see this. Some residents want to make it permanent. Now.

Speaker 1 (40:29):
This hydrant's located in Bedsty of Brooklyn. They've dubbed it
the Bedsty Goldfish Pond. Jakwan Irving and his friends released
all these goldfish into the puddle. The pond's now become
a local landmark. People taking pictures in front of it.
It's gone viral. Neighbors have come together to take care
of the fish. Everybody takes a turn, says Kevin Gardner
to WNBC TV.

Speaker 2 (40:51):
There did you feed the fish?

Speaker 1 (40:53):
It's your turn to check on the fish, guys, a
makeshift goldfish pond in your old hood Midweek or Major.

Speaker 2 (40:59):
I you know what, I think it's I like it.
I love the story. It sounds serene and peaceful. Now
I want to go and visit, you know, a nice
little Koi pond, Cavino the I'll be honest, You're right
if you like a Cooi pond. This is like a
reduced mini city version of Goldfish. But you know what,
here's the problem, and this is with everything in life.
One idiot's gonna ruin it all. There's gonna be some

(41:20):
drunk buffoon that throws up on the goldfish or some
digrint that, uh, you know, like kills the fish. Like
we can't have nice things because there's always someone that
ruins it. And I just want this to last, but
I want to be shocked by tomorrow show. Danny you
are like, yeah, grand opening, great calls, and all the
fish are gone. Someone's gonna steal the goldfish, all right.

(41:40):
Thank you Danny J. For your Midweek Major. It's Covino
and rich In for Dan Patrick Day three, last hour
of the Dan Patrick Hatrick always fun. So I want
to thank you guys for hanging out with us. The affiliates.
Everybody on the iHeartRadio app. Everybody's saying, hey, you know what,
these guys aren't half bad. They're all bad. The guys

(42:03):
who were saying, you know what, I'll check them out
on their normal schedule five to seven on the East,
two to four Monday through Friday in the West. Just
search Covino and Rich wherever you stream your podcast. Here's
all I'll say about our show. It's an easy fun listen,
it really is. I think they're supposed to be supposed
to be Yo, Danny, g let me ask you, do
you know the two old guys? What their names were?

(42:23):
In the in the balcony. They're not half bad, they're
all bad. What are their names?

Speaker 1 (42:28):
I should know this George and Ebon because we talked
about this a couple of years ago on the Afternoon show.

Speaker 2 (42:34):
Fred and Sam. Who are the they? We should know
their names? I think knows Nick? What are their names?

Speaker 8 (42:42):
My favorite?

Speaker 3 (42:43):
Statler and waldorfpression no idea good thing?

Speaker 2 (42:54):
He has nice sneakers.

Speaker 5 (42:55):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (42:56):
Well, thank you guys again for putting up with us,
hanging out with us. Covino and Rich. Everything at Covino
and Rich and if you like us We even have
a bonus podcast, over Promised, because well, blabermouth Davis here
always promises all these things we never have time for.
So we have a bonus podcast called over Promised, and
that's on Fox Sports Radio's YouTube page. You can check

(43:16):
it out anytime. Over Promised with Cavino and Rich. Now
every Thursday we throw it back old school in fifty hits,
throw it back on a Thursday reminiscent. While he Amos
passed away. You know back in the day when you
were a kid man, that was a big story. This guy,
I think he invested. He got a twenty five thousand
dollars bank loan and he banked it on his cookies.

(43:37):
He then became famous Amos and it was a household
name and it was putting every kid's lunchbox around the world.
He passed away at eighty eight in his home in Hawaii,
complications with dementia. So again it is sad. Yeah, you know,
because I'm on Shark Tank. Yeah you know what, Danny,
what was he selling a new cook Yeah, Hawaiian cookie
he did.

Speaker 1 (43:57):
He was trying to rebound, and none of the Sharks
were in interested in investing me because they thought he
They're like, you're the guy, You're the product, you're the name,
the face. So they didn't want to go with something
brand new with him. Yeah, he was a recognizable guy.
They're like, yeah, we know you, Wally Amos. What you
did was incredible.

Speaker 2 (44:13):
He had that hat, he always had like a Hawaiian
shirt on. Yeah, Cuban and them, they were like in
awe of him because they knew his story. He was
the guy, and he passed away, And it just got
us thinking about your favorite lunch botch lunchbox snacks growing up.
As the kiddies go back to school. Our kids out
here in La already back to school. Yeah, East Coast

(44:34):
does it right after Labor Day. But I know Florida's
back to school. And I know that because I saw
one of my buddies, like you know, his kids on
the front stoop first day of fourth grade. Like, sorry,
you had to see that. You're gonna start seeing all
those But you know Danny better than people fight about
politics on facebookch what comes to mind? Maybe it's a
forgotten one. Let's unlock some memories. Eight seven seven ninety
nine on Fox eight seven seven ninety nine on Foxer

(44:56):
Hit us Up. At Covino and Rech at Fox Sports Radio.
It's extra sad too, because again, we remember this dude
because he was the face. He was Amos Famous Amos,
even though he sold the company. And it does make
you think like kids growing up when they see those cookies,
they're gonna be like, he was a real guy. And
it's kind of like like if you have kids now,
some of us were old enough to remember that orble

(45:17):
Reddenbacher was a real dude. Oh he wasn't shut up, No,
the popcorn guy in the commercials. I han't even rid
about it. I mean, some of us are old enough.
I feel like, uh, some of us are old enough
to think that, hey, the Quaker Oats guy was a
real dude. He was next. You're gonna tell me Colonel
Sanders was second. No, no, but that's my point, right,

(45:38):
Colonel Sanders was a real guy. He was in the commercials.
Orble Reddenbacher, real guy, he was in the commercials. He's
still alive, No he's not. He was perfecting his popcorn
famous Amos real guy. Kids are gonna be like, oh
I thought that was just the brand, Like no, no, no,
we were alive to see this dude and he passed away.
Dave Thomas, real guy, real daughter Wendy. Right, Yeah, of course,

(46:00):
so he's one of those dudes and we'll be remembered
for his cookies. What comes to mind? Because for me
as an eighties kid, I think there's a number one
Steve Harvey answer on the board. Confirmed by the way
that Steve Harvey's flat top was fake. Yeah, oh yeah,
it's all over social media. Look at up. So if
you're asking what the favorite lunch box treat is.

Speaker 1 (46:24):
Before you before you get to that, rich, can I
start with your favorite lunch boxes.

Speaker 2 (46:27):
As a kid? Yeah? Did you have a box or
a bag?

Speaker 1 (46:30):
Did you have a metal lunchbox or a plastic one?

Speaker 2 (46:32):
Yeah? A sweet thermist Man. I grew up in the eighties,
So you have like a Transformer or a he Man
lunchbox I eighteen or something, Denny. I transitioned, you had
to have a trapper keeper in a sweet lunchbox. When
I say that, I don't mean I don't mean uh
Caitlyn Jenner style. I transitioned from the metal lunchbox to
the plastic who'd you have, Sepulteur of Noly, You're right

(46:54):
in kindergarten. Some of us still had the metal if
you're if you're roughly fortyish, you started with the metal lunchbox,
and then like Scooby Doers, and then in the early
nineties it was like now they were plastic. I had
a whole Cogan Wrestling Superstar lunchbox, brother brother, I had
an Elf lunch box I had. I had a Mister

(47:14):
T eighteen. I had that one to the red one
and Mister T's flexing on the front. Did you use
the thermos? Did anyone you use the thermos? We'd always
lose the top lunchboxes? Did you guys have one every year?
Tried to Like.

Speaker 1 (47:32):
You guys have seen that meme where there's two aisles
in the store all of the different characters of lunchboxes.

Speaker 2 (47:37):
Yes, but what would you fill those with? YEA, bad boys,
that's the question. That's a good question, Daddy g Who
was on your lunchbox? It is that?

Speaker 1 (47:46):
And then these treats. A lot of times it was
a surprise. You didn't see your mom or your dad
packed the lunch so when it was time to open
it up, that's when you saw if you had.

Speaker 2 (47:55):
A treat'd be also probably I guess mom and dad
were busy last night. They gave you a skimpy lunch,
you know, a tortilla with peanut butter. You're like, what
is this tortilla? Con monte quill. You know, if you
want to, if you want to really unlock some memories,
just google image what you think you remember your lunchbox
to be, and you'll be like, oh my god, that's
the one that's that will always make you feel a

(48:18):
little nostalgic, right spot. Would you have to pay you
paper bagged it? Paper bagged? You know it's different now
uh now you you rock the paper bag. That's that's
the way to go. You would like would be like,
you ain't bring your back home, yo, Joe, this is
no joke. Cavino told me his daughter's school kids are
like doing Uber eats at lunchtime, like they get they're

(48:40):
getting deliveries. They actually stopped it this year. They're trying
to stop it this year again. COVID game changer. What
used to be the joke in the eighties of Spiccoli
ordering pizza to the classroom became the norm became the norm.
Like kids were just ordering Uber Eats to the playground. Yeah,
Tyler ordered Chipotle. What we have Chipotle for Gregor's. So

(49:02):
what did you fill the lunch box with? Let's hear
about your snack packs? Back to school, famous amous rest
in peace. Those cookies were good, man. But I loved
the I loved the lunchtime Saggi cookies that they sold. No, No,
I love the Linden's. Yeah, dude, you took the words
right at him. I'm out there the three pack of
chocolate chip Linden Cookies and Linden. Look it up and

(49:25):
you're be like, oh, yeah, that is a lunchtime true, Danny,
g look up Linden. But my dad, remember that as
a vendor, the Cavino fortune. The reason I was so spoiled,
Joel is my dad ran vending machines, a vending machine
company growing up, and I'd be his little helper, carrying
cases of soda with him everywhere he went. Cavino's dad
was a bad vending guy. Like you would hit the

(49:46):
Yuhu button and chocolate cow would come here. He was
that guy. You'd hit the Coca Cola button and RC
color would come to seagrums, you get Canada dry. It
was that sort of deal. But you know, that's the
business my dad ran, so I'd roll with him. I
used to ride with the vending machine in repair man
and my dad would always be selling out a famous amos,
so I'd have them all around the house and my

(50:07):
dad would a don't be eating the in you're eating
up the profits, because I would love famous amos and
I would have those in my lunchbox too. But I
do think I have the number one answer as an
eighties kids generational. Some of these may be may have
been forgotten. It's it's also very subjective to you. So hey,
let's let's share some stories. Eight seventy seven ninety nine
on Fox. I don't think I'm gonna steal your answer

(50:30):
because I think you're probably thinking different than me. I
used to be so jealous of the kids. Oh boy,
and listen, if you go to my house right now,
we have costco cases of them in the garage because
I got two little rugrats and we always have kids
over after after soccer or softball or t ball. I'm
the guy that always has the kids and the people

(50:50):
over my house. I have Caprice Sons by the dozen,
but when I was a kid, I thought those were
for rich kids because my mom's like, no, no juice
in a pouch. I got SIPs, you remember, chips, nips
of zips. And I was always like, oh man, could
pre sons must be for the rich kids. They weren't.
My mom just didn't buy them. And the and the

(51:12):
other one. You know what, I'm gonna save it. Let's
hear yours phones, let's hear it. I'm gonna steal somebody's hands.
I'm sorry, but the number one is an eighties kid
because it was a game changer. Kids would be bringing
little things of cheese and the wax. I don't even
know what they're called, you know, the cheese and the wax.
Kids would have their cheese doodles and whatever it was
available at the time. But when fruit roll ups became

(51:33):
a thing, that was the game. I think that was
Danny's number one really, because a lot of people probably
think they've been around forever. They came out in the
eighties as far as I know, because they were always
a part of my child. They even had them in
the produce section of the grocery. But they're kind of
we were sold that they were healthy, their fruit, right right.
They weren't. They had a lot of sugar picked the
dude nose came out. You're like, you wrap them around

(51:55):
your finger, you take a bite out. You lunchbox game
for sure.

Speaker 1 (52:00):
There were two items where I thought, oh my mom
must have got a bonus on her last check when
there was a fruit roll up inside by lunch box
or a hostess item. I don't know about you guys
on the East Coast, but here in southern California.

Speaker 2 (52:12):
It's big for us, okay, but hostess as well.

Speaker 1 (52:15):
Did you guys have any of the wonder hostess outlets
all the day old bread stores?

Speaker 5 (52:20):
Yeah?

Speaker 2 (52:20):
Yeah, and they'd give you a discount. Can ye be
like almost expired.

Speaker 1 (52:23):
But my mom she would go there and we would
have like the hostess. Hey, talk about the hose chocolate,
the little white.

Speaker 2 (52:31):
Yeah, Thursday, shout out to the whole hose here till Thursday.
Oh look it's Thursday.

Speaker 8 (52:40):
All right.

Speaker 2 (52:41):
Now go to the phones, Nicope. I want an answer
to Joel. You got to think about it. Let's talk
to want to talk to Josh Ohio, Josh and Ohio
your favorite lunch box snacks and tribute to famous Amus
who passed away eighty eight.

Speaker 10 (52:57):
Thanks for taking my call guys, I had a Master
of the Universe lunchbox with Ecto Cooler high c ins.

Speaker 2 (53:04):
Oh dude, you just hit it. How did I miss that?
I definitely had a he Man lunchbox in the mix somewhere.
Masters of the Universe definitely had a he Man one,
without a doubt. But Ecto Cooler. You know, I think
if your kids are a little older than us in between,
then Ecto Cooler I think became like Shrek because then
they just branded it with Shrek Green the Green high Sea. Yeah,

(53:24):
the Green high Sea, which is always fun. Ecto Cooler. Yeah,
that was great for sure. That's a great one. And
again to give a perspective, we're in our forties, we
act like we're in our you know, late twenties. Do
you act like your fourteenth?

Speaker 8 (53:36):
Yeah?

Speaker 2 (53:37):
Exactly. Scott is Oregon. What's up, Scott? Hey, Scott, we're
taking my call.

Speaker 5 (53:43):
Hey.

Speaker 12 (53:44):
So, I'm fifty seven this month. And when I was
a little kid, and I mean like little, like five
or six, I remember distinctly my dad took me to
the Kentucky Fried Chickens in Albany, Oregon, and Colonel Sanders
was there.

Speaker 2 (53:58):
That's crazy, man, that is.

Speaker 12 (54:02):
I remember it distinctly. He looked exactly exactly like like
the pictures that you see of him. I mean the
string tie.

Speaker 2 (54:09):
By the way, I'm gonna blow your mind, Scott, Scott,
look at the look at the KFC logo, and this
will blow your mind forever. Colonel Sanders little his head
in the and the tie, the head and the tie.
If you look at the tie, it could look like
arms and legs, looks like his body, and it looks
like his body like a stick figure. Right. A lot

(54:30):
of people, a lot of younger people think that's his body,
his goofy tie. That meme is messed with a lot
of people.

Speaker 10 (54:35):
I know.

Speaker 1 (54:36):
Yeah, for sure, meeting Colonel Sanders, that's like meeting Aaron
Judge today.

Speaker 2 (54:40):
That's like I'm saying, that's like meeting Orville Reddenbacker and
Caitlin Clark. Yeah, let's say, how to doug and Boise.
What's up? Doug Hey, doug Hey, guys.

Speaker 10 (54:49):
So for me, it was a dukes of hazard lunchbox, yeah,
and butterscotch pudding cup with the foil lid.

Speaker 2 (55:00):
Dude, when my when my mom splurge for the Swiss Miss,
the Swiss Miss pudding cups that remember they had the
vanilla chalcout and the swir Oh you get that swirl Swiss, Mom,
you shouldn't have a little a little uh, a little more.
My brother and sister style, they're like five years younger
my my siblings are in their late thirties now. Yeah,

(55:22):
so they were more kids of the nineties. I'm giving
away a big answer here, I know, but it starts
with a G. Right. No, oh, then I got one.
My siblings would love to house some dunk arouse. Yeah,
that's a big answer. I had to come back and
dunk a ruse. I always thought it was interesting because
it it taught a kid responsibility. And I'll explain. Because

(55:47):
you had all your little cookies and you just had
that little bit of cream in the cover. You learned
how to ration because if you're there that with the
what was the one cheese and crackers the craft ones. Yeah,
because if you used a red plastic stick, if you
used all the cheese or all the Dunkaroo frosting on
the first two, then you would just have cookies left.

(56:07):
It's like when you have cereal with marshmallows. You got
to resist eating all the marshmallows. Because then you just
have bunk cereal left all right, now again your phone
calls don't want to take away all the answers. Duncle
was a good one too, if you had younger siblings.
He was the the tough part about being an older sibling.
You'd want to eat all their little kids snacks. Yeah,
you know what I mean? You would I when they

(56:29):
had zips and what are those kool Aid ones too,
with the plastic twist off things. Yeah, those plastickey kool
Aid drinks. You'd be housing those. Well, you and I
have talked about this before as well. If you're living
that dad life, you'd probably be five pounds slimmer if
you didn't have kids, because you'll eat all the leftovers

(56:49):
out of their lunchbox. So if your kids, you know,
leave their snacks around for sure. Yeah, let's talk to
Marco in La. What's up, Marco?

Speaker 3 (57:00):
Call?

Speaker 2 (57:00):
No problem.

Speaker 5 (57:02):
My parents know they were making us, so they weren't.
They weren't much for snacks, so they would just kind
of wrap up burrito egg burrita and wrap it and
put it in my lunch and my duke of answer.
So the guy before me.

Speaker 10 (57:13):
Just killed that one.

Speaker 2 (57:14):
But you had a duque of too many burritos. He
does have the duquet of hazard. You know what's funny
about that is our buddy Sebastian, man of Scalcoal. I
just was thinking the same thing he often talks about.

Speaker 10 (57:31):
How.

Speaker 2 (57:31):
You know, look, we all have immigrant grandparents, and my
mom's from Mexico, and it's always the foreign kid. He said,
he would come in with like tupperware of like kids
would have like very americanized sandwiches and pbjs. He come
in with the ball of lasagna. Sebastian. What's for lunch
he'd have? Uh, he'd have penny vodka. Yeah, you'd have

(57:53):
spaghetti meatballs? Why and he would have that. And you know,
that's how it was. I remember the other some kids
would come in the last night left over heat it
up in the teacher's lounge exactly. So he just took
all mine right there. Really, that's how you roll whatever
you had, like left over.

Speaker 1 (58:10):
From the night before, whatever Mama decided, split up the
whole dinner for all five of us.

Speaker 2 (58:16):
You know how you're just begging for your kids to
eat anything, because the worst feeling is when your you
and your wife pack your kid's lunch and they come
home and you're like, you didn't even touch your lunch. Yeah,
I know it happens a lot, but I'm like, what
did you eat today, buddy? My my wife will do
this now, and at first I'm like, hey, that's weird,
but they eat them. My wife will make like Dino

(58:36):
nuggets in the morning, they're hot, She'll put them in
his lunch box and I guess they stay warm enough.
My kid will eat. He wants to eat cold chicken
nuggets more than a sandwich. Wow, kids love chicken nuggets.
They do, they really do. So I'm gonna say it
because I don't think anyone has it here. But my
number two answer on the board, I said foot rolls.

(58:56):
I would say a good ten years, maybe plus more.
When my my siblings were packing their little lunchbox, their
little SpongeBob lunchboxes, their rugrat lunchboxes. Gushers was a game changer.
You'll think gushers the cops era. Y I was you

(59:16):
brought up fruit roll up. In my mind immediately went
to gushers and I was older, right, But if I
saw those bad boys lying around, guess what my siblings had?
No more gushes. I don't know if you ever saw
the commercials.

Speaker 3 (59:27):
But don't you remember the commercials where their head would
turn into the fruit and everyone's like, oh, be careful, man,
you can't don't eat the blue one.

Speaker 2 (59:36):
I did. There's a whole viral, I guess movement, a
whole trend of how weird those commercials were at that
time if you look it up, promoting all these kids
snacks and things of the late eighties, early nineties. So
again famous name has passed away, your favorite lunchbox snacks.
Who else we got? Let's go to Ben in Wisconsin.

(59:57):
What's up?

Speaker 5 (59:57):
Ben?

Speaker 10 (59:59):
Hey there, how are you guys?

Speaker 5 (01:00:00):
One? Thanks very much for taking my call.

Speaker 2 (01:00:01):
Hell yeah, man, what's hey?

Speaker 12 (01:00:03):
I'm driving around, just got.

Speaker 5 (01:00:04):
My three boys haircuts today. We're getting ready for school.
So this is a fantastic topic. But I had an
Empire Strikes.

Speaker 10 (01:00:10):
Backed lunch boties.

Speaker 5 (01:00:12):
Yeah, that just takes me way back. I also had
a dukes of hazard but man, those were just fun
to just interchange. But my favorite, though, the fruit roll
up is a good one. But fun fruits. You guys,
remember those things, those little things that look like, you know,
almost like boggers that you would eat, but they were
like great flavored or orange.

Speaker 2 (01:00:30):
I want to see the packaging because I think I
know what you're talking about. Fun fruit. Also, look up,
do you remember fruit wrinkles? Does anyone remember fruit wrinkles?
That's what you have in your under roosts right right now,
rich kept one?

Speaker 1 (01:00:46):
Was was there anything worse when somebody gave you the
little red box of raisins?

Speaker 2 (01:00:51):
Oh? Thanks, thanks, yahanks Grandma for packing the lunch. Thanks
sun made. Yeah wait, hold on, fun fruits is what
he said, right? Yeah? Those were made by son kissed.
Those were great. Yeah, I liked those a lot. I
remember those, you know, would you would you call it?
You know how for every transformers as a gobots, would

(01:01:12):
you call fruit by the foot the weaker fruit roll up?
Or do you admire fruit by the foot? That's what
I did. Maybe it was healthier or something.

Speaker 5 (01:01:18):
I don't know.

Speaker 2 (01:01:19):
Fruit by the foot I was still legitimrib was rolled
up and you'd pulled off the wax paper. Let's take
John for now than the rest of your phone calls,
and we will talk some more. NFL not all snacks
all day, don't worry, but uh having fun with this
A little reminiscing in honor of famous amos. What's up
John and Florida.

Speaker 13 (01:01:36):
Hey, guys, great show, great topic. I was just telling them.
I think that were like stick in my basement. Talking
back in the eighties, my lunchbox was already taken. Empire
strikes Back. It was my number one. But then my
second one was How with the Duck?

Speaker 2 (01:01:52):
I had a How with the Duck? One best movie
of all time?

Speaker 13 (01:01:57):
Yeah, best movie all time? How with the Duck? And
the snack that we only got. We always wanted Hostess,
but we always got the knock off Drake's and it
was the Devil Dog. We always wanted to Hostess Cupcake,
but we never got that. We always got the Devil
Dog or the coffee cake two pack. And a funny
thing about Famous Name is he made a cameo appearance

(01:02:19):
on one of the episodes of the Office.

Speaker 2 (01:02:21):
If you guys didn't know that, you know what when
I looked up Famous Name as that popped up on TMZ.
So yeah, he was on the Office. And by the way,
when you say devil Dogs, I could feel it stuck
to the roof of my mouth. You're search around for
that carton of chocolate milk in your cafeteria because you
need something to watch. That bad Boy Damn the Devil
Dog was so good, but you needed it. You need
a choker, for sure. I am a dad of a daughter.

(01:02:47):
Let's say you're kids in a talent contest and she
signs a little waiver that they're extreaming this live, and
she's terrible and it ruins her life. Because the kids
a school have it, They streamed it, they recorded it,
they shared it a million times. It becomes the biggest
joke in town. It goes viral, and she becomes a
big joke. But that's your daughter, and you love her.
We're you gonna tell your kid deal with it, you

(01:03:10):
put it out there, or you're gonna have a little sympathy.
Kids are Kids are fun and games till they start
crying about it. Kids are off limits unless you're Kim
and Kanye's kid. Because I thought that was wrong. I
remember when she was in The Lion King. But that's
not the world we live in.

Speaker 10 (01:03:22):
Man.

Speaker 2 (01:03:23):
You're thinking that people have some sort of discretion. You're
also fact not factoring in how mean and vicious people
could be. Like we're laughing at it like normal people.
Oh man, she's terrible and we're laughing. Oh my goodness,
who told her she was good? There's really no malicious intent.
You know how vicious people get what they're telling her

(01:03:46):
to do. They're basically doing her to jump off a
bridge because she's that mad, And I'm saying it nicely.
That's how mean people get. You're saying that's fair game.
I'm saying you are we not humans. You gotta have
some sort of discretion, yes on what's too far. Just
because you put it out there doesn't mean you could
be the worst human ever with your response. You know

(01:04:09):
what I mean? Like, there's no discretion. Do you remember
your rule is you put it out there, so deal
with it. How about we? How about we on the
flip side be a little bit better? Danny? You people
are vicious. If you post a picture of your son,
is that I think kids are off limits? What if
someone on Twitter's like, yo, Danny, your kid's huge. You

(01:04:30):
know it says that yo coat has gone big head.
Did you remember Paris Hilton she posted a picture of
her kid. All the comments are like, your kid's got
a huge head. Based on your theory, now you're saying
kids are an excess. I think kids are off limits.
But if you're an adult that makes your own decisions,
I stand by you got to deal with what comes
with it.

Speaker 1 (01:04:47):
It's a tough line to walk because a lot of
listeners were like, what's up with your kid? You haven't
posted any updates on them? But one reason why, Rich,
it's funny you bring that up. I posted a picture
of him when he I think when and Cod turned
seven months or something like that, and the listener took
the picture of him and like made his head like extra.

Speaker 2 (01:05:07):
Big and like cocoa melon, and it was funny. I laugh.

Speaker 1 (01:05:10):
But you're like, but my better half was like, it's
kind of weird that his pictures out there on the internet.

Speaker 2 (01:05:16):
That's why.

Speaker 1 (01:05:16):
Yeah, yeah, And so you do you have to think
about it. You're like, man, I don't want to.

Speaker 2 (01:05:20):
Set my kid up because you realize people does have
a big head. Though I'll agree with that, it's a
big cute head. Though, come on, he's.

Speaker 1 (01:05:27):
Solid, rest of them solid to He's gonna be a linebacker.
People are horrible, man, That's what you need to realize. So, yeah,
we are able to have fun and laugh about it.

Speaker 2 (01:05:37):
The world.

Speaker 1 (01:05:38):
The rest of the world, some of the world is
just mean. That's the thing. Like, if you're having just
some lighthearted fun, then it's it's fine. I think it's
when people cross that line.

Speaker 2 (01:05:50):
Look through the comments. I know there's a reason she
went public and said, guys, please stop. Yeah, it's unfortunately
it's not the oh that dance was silly. There are mean,
mean people, and that's why I'm saying there is a point,
that's all, and I hate taking that say.

Speaker 1 (01:06:04):
The problem is the tough guy keyboard war warriors that
are out there. That's the problem.

Speaker 2 (01:06:09):
All right, Well let's go to a guy that is
reluctant to post a speedo shot for this reason. Isaac Glowenkron,
what's up man?

Speaker 8 (01:06:17):
You obviously hate don't know the url of my burner
account Along these lines, we actually have a spot chopping
wood update. Oh no, since you guys brought this up,
I've actually been reading some of the comments.

Speaker 2 (01:06:31):
On the post.

Speaker 8 (01:06:33):
Can I share a couple of spy.

Speaker 2 (01:06:35):
Is the guy that does our videos. He's the producer
of our patreon. He's not with us, but he is
posting social media updates and he's chopping wood like he's
in Adonis. That's really the update. But what are they
saying Lowen cron.

Speaker 8 (01:06:49):
At salt Water with Travis and I quote one needs
to be dry. Two place the piece you're splitting on
top of that bigger piece. Three I'd hit more towards
the edge. Experts and Anthony Aguire seven you were using

(01:07:11):
all upper body. Use your hips also to generate power.
It helps make the wood split easier. And finally t
Mallow six sixty six not judging how you swing an axe,
but that's a great way to split your foot open,
spread your legs and swing. If you miss the wood,
it won't go into your foot. I've seen it happen.

Speaker 2 (01:07:33):
Everybody's an ex everyone's an experts.

Speaker 9 (01:07:35):
He's just posting a video.

Speaker 8 (01:07:38):
Trading for wood shopping.

Speaker 2 (01:07:39):
At the Olympics, and we're his friends, so we're allowed
to make fun of it.

Speaker 8 (01:07:42):
That's what's trending back to you anyway.

Speaker 2 (01:07:46):
We have a lot of fun at Rich's expense. Rich
is a great sport, right Sometimes spottle jump in on it.
Bridge what a buffoon. But there's been a few things.
Rich was like, you know what really bothers me When
you say this, that's when it's not fun anymore. That's
what happened with this story. I think that's the case.
If you have a friend that really goes along with

(01:08:07):
the you know, busting of the huevos and they're a
good sport, you make fun of them if that buddy's like, yo, dude,
not that that's your cue to be like Okay, maybe
not that so, but we somehow don't take the queue
when it comes to social media and today's society, even
though we've learned lesson after lesson after lesson, and again,
I don't want to take this lame sort of take,

(01:08:30):
like I said, but I did feel a little bad
when I heard her say, guys, please stop. You're ruining
my life and no one wants to. All right, So now,
speaking of Rich Davis, he's a big forty nine Ers fan,
that is true. And your guy Brandon Ayuk is part
of a heated negotiation negotiation right now. And to me,
I think this is a bad look and a bad move.

(01:08:52):
But it's every negotiation, it seems like in sportings. And
that's what John Lynch says. Wasn't that what you're agent's for?

Speaker 5 (01:08:57):
Yeah?

Speaker 2 (01:09:00):
Interestingly enough, I think all the little tactics are just
so clear. Now let me unfollow my team. Let me
just have a tic TACs. Let me, you know, say
something on someone's podcast, allude to something. John Lynch and

(01:09:20):
Iu kept both alluded to the fact that it's been
a pretty pretty heated negotiation, and you got to ask yourself,
are there things you could say that there's no coming
back from. Yes, the answer is yes. People don't forget.
They move on, they move forward, but they don't forget,

(01:09:40):
especially women. And I hate to stereotype, but that has
been the truth in my case for sure. Think about it.
Hit us up again. We're Cavino and Rich Live from
the Tyraq dot com Studios eight seven, seven ninety nine
on Fox Now. They did an interview with John Lynch
on the local San Francisco sports station KMBR, and John

(01:10:02):
Lynch said, as to why is this taking so long?
I wish I knew. I don't why did it's taking
this long? But it has, and you deal with the
challenge that you're faced with. I talk to a lot
of the gms, and one of the things they always
say is that I love to have your problem. So
he said, listen, we're the forty nine ers. We got
a lot of talent, we got these are decent problems.
To happen. How do I keep all these great players

(01:10:25):
on my team? Yeah, no, that's true. That's the positive
way to look at it. That's the positive spin. You
could also say, hey, you know what, it's maybe a
good thing that Lynch and you are in communication in
this way. But I also think that's why we have
agents at the lamest of levels. Yeah, rehabing, radio and podcasting,

(01:10:45):
broadcasters and TV people have agents. That's why they do.
But it's hard not to. It's hard not to get
involved a little bit. I don't think you want to
get heated with your management ever, but you don't want
to regardless of where you are in your career. I
just think that's a bad look all around, and that's
why you're paying someone else's percentage of your income to

(01:11:06):
handle this stuff. Handle that.

Speaker 10 (01:11:08):
Now.

Speaker 2 (01:11:08):
You see Jerry Jones as far as Ceedee Lamb goes
when he says stuff like yeah, like like alluding to
like yeah, we miss him, but like no big deal.
You know the CD lakut, Yeah, no big deal. You know,
like guys, guys can get offended and we'll go over
all that next. We give you a little weekend hobnobbing,
So stick around for that what you need to watch
this weekend. We don't want you missing out on certain

(01:11:31):
games and certain shows. Trying to keep you in the
know is very distracted. Why two stories I just saw,
we'll get to We'll get to b A in a second.
Not be a Baracas your favorite eighties character before Brandon Ayuk.
You see Sydney Sweeney showing her cheeks on social media?
What's more of a thirst trap spot chopping wood or

(01:11:54):
Sydney Sweeney's shreeks On Instagram she posted I think this
is a third something on it she goes my booty
super thirsty? What Yah's I saw that? Oh my god?
Let me scroll past this and the next thing I saw,
Danny it had to do with your Raiders, So say
I tie it into sports somehow. Do you think this
is legit? There's rumors that at Raiders camp, Max Crosby

(01:12:19):
is so dominant I'm being serious with this, that they're
asking him to come off the fields at times so
the offense could get some rhythm. Yeah, there was a
legitimate beat rider who reported that he's so good that
it's like you'll do it, yo, Max, Come here. We're
trying to see if the Raiders' offense could get some
type of rhythm. You're disrupting every play. Wow, that's got yo,

(01:12:44):
That's gonna make you feel good about Max Crosby. But
at the same time, you're like, man, and I just
saw this Rich You know Alex Dugo red Sock turned Yankee. Yeah,
apparently doctors told Alex Dugo he's a allergic to chemicals
and his banning gloves, which has been causing him pain
for three years. Based on that, I think I'm allergic

(01:13:06):
to Rich Davis because he's a pain.

Speaker 3 (01:13:08):
In my ah.

Speaker 2 (01:13:10):
Girls in college, you are allergic to afriget. Yeah, back
to the BA baracas. I'm sorry, Ba Brandon Ayuk. I'm
a Niners fan. Every day I wake up. I think
he's conducting bad business right now. Scroll and scroll and scroll,
and I'm looking at forty nine Ers fan pages, I'm
looking at all the legit reporters in the world of sports,
and there's still nothing doing. But according to KNBR, which

(01:13:33):
is the local Niners sports radio station, they asked John Lynch,
is there bad blood? You know your favorite tailor shift
song not mine, and John Lynch said there's no bad blood.
Negotiations could get heated, You mean a a steel song.
I think it's his first time going through that, But

(01:13:55):
no bad blood. There's a lot of love and respect
for the relationship we've had and hopefully we have in
the future. I'm sorry, what'd you say? I just got
a text from the Boss. He asked me to tone
it down because I'm making everybody else look so bad.
What'd you say? Oh? You got the Max Crosby treatment.
I'm sorry, Boss hit me up, he said, Hey, tone
it down, Cavino, You're making this premier sports lineup look

(01:14:15):
not so premiere. I think this is bad, bro. I
think it's bad for your team. Even though everyone else
is saying, you know what, He's still going to be
a forty nine er because you can't take back these words.
We don't know what they are. We know it's heated, right,
But what does that mean If we know it's heated,
that's just the tip of the iceberg what was being said.

(01:14:39):
People don't forget. I just watched this Reggie Jackson documentary
on Prime not too long ago. The things that went
on between him and Steinbrenner, those negotiations, the things that
went on between Winfield and Steinbrenner, it was ugly. They
never got past that, the stories of Billy mar and Steinbrenner.

(01:15:00):
Like I said, I just saw it. Yeah, they moved forward,
but they never forgot. They're still talking about it fifty
years later. You probably could move forward because you're a professional,
But when you're not playing for people you like because
things were said, I just think that's an unnecessary roadblock.
You don't need, you know what makes this so fun
At Fox Sports, we like the people we work for,

(01:15:23):
and we let other people handle the negotiations. I'm not
saying Nayuk isn't letting other people handle it, but why
is he getting involved to the point where it's getting
heated between them two? And then you see Ayuk bro
hugging Lynch and Shanahan. But then he dressed in red
and he's like hanging with the team now, so he's
got his red Niners gear on. So it's interesting because

(01:15:48):
it posted the question, can someone say something to you
that is irreversible to you know, where it's like there's
no coming back. I love your example because I always
wondered in the eighties as a little boy, when I
was a young ward hog, when Rich was a young
ward hog, you. When I was a little boy in
New York and every year it was like who's the

(01:16:10):
Yankees manager, Louke Panella or Billy Martin. Every year it
would be like Steibert or told one of them to
upbeat it, and then he'd get the other guy, and
then they twitch him. They switch, and I'm like, how
can that? I mean, truthfully, like Billy Martin needed to
work right, But talk about a volatile relationship. I don't
think that's ever a good thing. And then you say
things that you can't take back. You said to me,

(01:16:32):
Hold on if you said to me, because the question
really is you ever say anything that you couldn't take back?
It haunted you? Do you believe in in reversing those things?
Do you move on? Forgive and forget? The only time
I think I'll ever really forgive and forget is like
if you were wasted and you don't remember otherwise, if you, uh,
if you said some hurtful stuff, just because you said

(01:16:54):
you're sorry, he doesn't change it. And by the way,
never discount someone's boozed up or high that they're the
only like, oh okay, there are times we get mean
feedback and I'm not even joking. That person will follow
it up with yo, I think I hit you up
on Twitter. I was stoned last night. I'm really drunk
and I'm sorry, sorry about that, And like you know,
at least I understand it. I have a better understanding.

(01:17:17):
If it's not that, then man, you're just a hateful, hurtful,
resentful person. Like Okay, now I know how you really
you know two things and let me let me take
it away from Ayuk. Then we'll go back to Ayuk,
will come full circle, and I'll tell you something A
woman one said to me that I just couldn't. I
couldn't get over your boy, Ryan Garcia. And I say
your boy lightly because I know you've always sort of

(01:17:38):
watched him and liked him. Yeah, maybe a boxer for sure.
If you're a young African American something called the Vado
connection rich. But if you're a young black dude or
an old black guy, when he says stuff about the
community you were in, he could say, oh, I was
in a bad place mental health, drugs or alcohol. Can
you forgive Ryan Garcia for saying things about the black community?

(01:18:02):
Can you? If you're a Jewish person, can be like ah,
Kanye was tripping. I forgive him, Like, how many friends
of our seriously don't look at the Hulks do the
same way I talk about Hulk Hogan as you know
when I was a kid, I love the Hulks. There
we have we have friends that are like, yo, dude,
he's had some racist stuff on film and sometimes we forget,

(01:18:23):
but they didn't forget. Yeah. Now, hey, you guys are
friends with Antonio Brown, that's FROs. What about Cede Lambdanny?
G Let me ask your thoughts. Truth is, you can't
take it back. When Jerry Jones is like urgency, who cares?
Then he had to be like, oh do we miss him? Yeah? Yeah, CD,
we miss she Like when you're when Jerry Jones is

(01:18:44):
playing those little games that he always does. Do you
think there are cowboys that are like, I'll take his money,
but f that guy. For sure.

Speaker 1 (01:18:51):
We've heard cowboy players say that in the locker room
there's some sort of feeling here and there from certain
players about the front office.

Speaker 2 (01:18:59):
What a great example. I didn't finish the series, but
when I did watch a first handful of episodes of
clipped about the Clippers, how many of those players secret
like Donald Sterling what a piece of it. Yeah, but
they were like, okay, mister Sterling, all right, cool, they'll it.

Speaker 1 (01:19:14):
Was fight for hon say, if it wasn't for Doc Rivers,
they wouldn't have taken the court.

Speaker 2 (01:19:18):
They were debating not playing at all. So that's what
I'm saying. You're putting up even a mental roadblock of
I don't even want to play for this guy. And
that's not what we're saying is going on here, because
truthfully we don't know what was said. Maybe the negotiation
and Lynch did say that's part of the negotiation process.
Maybe it really is just business like nothing personal. I
think that's the difference here too, Right, if it's personal

(01:19:40):
what was said. If it's personal, that's kind of hard
to forget. If it really is business related, it's all
business yet heated, then yeah, I think you can move forward.
I think once it gets personal, that's that's when it's hard.
What if I'm just making this up? What if it
got back to Ayuk And sometimes agents poke the bear
to sort of maybe sway you. I feel like you

(01:20:04):
see that in all types of industry with agents, where
you might not be getting accurate in focus. Maybe it's
something the agent wants what if the agent of Brandon
Ayuk again I'm making this up, said Yo, Brandon, I
heard back from John Lynch and Kyle and you know
the Niners front office. What they pretty much said was like, yeah,

(01:20:24):
we got Kittle, we got Debo, we got McCaffrey. We're
good taking it and take it or leave it. Suck up.
And I was like, what did they say? They said,
you don't got the jew Yeah, like, yeah, we can
win one without you. We're giving with throwing you a bone, Brandon,
and he and really the agent what you're saying is
really the agent's trying in the fire. Yeah, and maybe
he has another plan because there's more money involved somewhere else.

(01:20:48):
It's interesting if what if a team what if you
knew a team was going after someone else and they
just happen to settle on you. Okay with that? What
Rich is really getting at here? It's really interesting think
about this. Let's say Brandon Nyuk wants to stay a
forty nine er, right, but his agent thinks he can
get more money somewhere else. He's probably so, and he

(01:21:09):
probably could. He could be feeding Ayuk false information because
the agent's job and it really is his job is
to get his client the most money possible. He doesn't
care that Brandon Nyuk wants to remain a forty nine er.
His job is to get not only Ayuk the most money,
but himself the most commissioned. So he could be feeding
Ayuk false information that the forty nine ers in Lynch

(01:21:32):
never said at all. I mean, it's not ethical, but
it doesn't happen. I thought it happened in our life,
So if it happened on that level, you don't think
it could happen on this level. When you're talking millions
and billions, billions, it's very possible. It's a lot of
he said, she said stuff. You know, you you might
not be getting the truth here. These negotiations are ugly

(01:21:55):
and if I were Brandon Nyuk, I would stay out
of it as much as I could to not get
in a heated exchange and say something that couldn't be
taken back. Well, John Lynch did go on to say
the good news is Brandon is a really, really hard worker.
He's taking great care of himself in the all season.
He's in fantastic shape. But there are things we need
to do on the football field to get ready so

(01:22:16):
we're hoping this gets done now years ago and we
open up the phones to you, by the way, eight seven,
seven ninety nine on Fox at Covino and Rich not
proud of these stories, but we share them years ago.
This is the truth, I think. Rich and I we
used to do an old segment called old School Movie
Tributes when we were on Maxim Radio. We would watch
old school movies and then go over the best parts

(01:22:38):
and talk about them and take phone calls. It was
a lot of fun. Yeah, every week we'd pick a
new movie and dedicate like an hour of our show too,
like hey, this week got three amigosh, this week major
League One year, one day we covered Shawshank Redemption. It
was fresh on my mind, and I was like, man,
what a great movie, right, maybe one of the greatest
of all time. And Rich and I got on a

(01:23:02):
bit of a pattern of saying and using the term
pipe dreams because Red would say, Andy, that's just a
bunch of pipe dreams. So this became an expression that
I rolled with for that month because I had just
watched a movie like, Oh, really, Danny g what are
you trying out for the Raiders? Yeah, you and your
pipe dreams, Andy dufrain style and Andy Dufrayan, you and

(01:23:24):
your pipe dreams, p fet what are you trying to
be a broadcaster for the Detroit Lions? You and your
pipe dreams get out of here, right. I had an
ex call me out on my career and my money
and my income and things like that. You know, low blows,
low blows. Sometimes people go low, but that happens in fights,

(01:23:45):
in negotiations, yea. And sometimes people hit you where it hurts.
For a guy, it's below the belt pun intended in
your back pocket, wallet or front right. You know, sometimes
women know just what to say. And I'm like, you're
calling me out of my money, my career, your pipe

(01:24:06):
dreams aren't paying the bills, and man, let me tell
you that stupid term, that expression that I just I
just repeated show shank redemption. It was just fresh in
my mind. I remember your ex would would quote you.
I didn't think that would like forever haunt me. Sure
I moved on, but I never lived it down that

(01:24:26):
I called her dreams and her career and her goals
pipe dreams. Dude, After that, like you would have thought
I was the worst guy in the world and all
I said it in the heat of the moment. I
said it in self defense, and it happens in negotiation.
Lived it down. That's my point. So you said, you know,
is there anything you could take back? The truth is,

(01:24:48):
once you say it's out there, you put it out
into the universe. It goes back to what you said
about the dancer. You put it out there. I put
it out there. I couldn't live it down. I have
two examples of this, and it's what One is something
a woman said to me, and one is something I
heard someone else say and I was trying to give
them They're like, no, don't say it. I once lost

(01:25:12):
a job. It happens to everyone in our broadcasting industry.
Is the first job I ever lost. Change of management.
They were changing formats and I was out of a job,
and it was the first time I had ever gotten
leto and I was I was devastated. I lost my job.
A good work or I try hard, love me or

(01:25:34):
not a child? I put the effort in many would
you agree that, no matter how good you are, everyone
loses a job in radio or television.

Speaker 14 (01:25:42):
They say you're not a real broadcaster until you get fired.
There's not a broadcaster who hasn't and the X I
had at the time. Let's just say sensitivity was not her.
Forte was not her Matt Forte or any fort or
her will Forte. My ex said to me the following phrase,
what are you crying and all upset about? Because you're

(01:26:03):
a nobody now?

Speaker 2 (01:26:05):
I thought, she said you're nobody from Nowhereville, And I
was like what. She goes, well, yeah, what do you
upset because now you're not on the radio, TV and
you're a nobody. I'm like, what, guess what. I couldn't
look at her. She may have loved you, she may
have just spoken the moment she was resentful at something else,
like you're kicking me when I'm down. She had a
bad day. You can't really take that back. She may

(01:26:26):
have been sorry about it, but you can't take it back.
So I think we learned two lessons based on our
two stories today, the break Dancing Lady and this. Two
lessons we learned. You post things public, you put it
out there. It's open game. And once you say things openly,
it's also out there. Can't take it back, and you
can't take it back. I once had this. I heard

(01:26:49):
they can't put the toothpaste back in the tube. As
they say, it's hoping neither of you.

Speaker 1 (01:26:53):
Wid every teacher to start the school year.

Speaker 2 (01:26:56):
You can't put the toothpaste back to toothpaste. Yeah, so, Danny,
how would you have reacted in this scenario. I'm hanging
with a group of people. Drinks are being had, people
are having a little bit of a party night, and
a few couples are sitting around. The conversation starts to
get a little little X rated, a little r rated,

(01:27:20):
And the question was posed of like I'll make it
a little cleaner. Who is the best in bed? Whoa?
What do you mean? There was the glowing concious said
something points to himself. The question was posed like Isa's
over compensating. The question was posed and and then I

(01:27:40):
saw a buddy's wife turned to her husband go answer
the question who was the best of? Who is your
best ever? And I'm looking at him like it's a drop?

Speaker 9 (01:27:50):
What are you doing it?

Speaker 2 (01:27:52):
The answer is you or like I'm not, I'm not
having this silly conversation. Answer is always the person you're
currently with. Yes, he said something to the effect tough,
like yo, babe, I love you like the mother and
my kids and like like, well, you know, we got chemistry.
But you guys, there was this one girl in college
and I'm like, I like that guy just stepped on
a toothpaste tube. So again, there are some things you

(01:28:17):
can't take beast Aqua fresh everywhere. And if you're Brandon
Ayuk and John Lynch and the forty nine ers front
office and Kyle Shanahan, I just hope things weren't said
like we don't need you, you're You're like, if his
business related, you're good. If it's something personal, anything personal,
it's out there. So it's out there now, do you think?

(01:28:39):
But they did say heated, he didn't talk and what
does that mean? And to quote John Lynch, dollar is
it heated about money? There's a picture of Lynch and
Ayuk like bro hugging here and he was asked is
there bad blood at this point? And John Lynch, I
mean this could be lip service. He goes, no bad blood.
Negotiations just get heated. And I'm like, wont how heated?

(01:29:01):
Let's go to your phone calls. You don't want it
to get two heated, And I ask, just out of curiosity.
No one has the answer. Do you think by the
time we're having a show on Monday, Danny, after the
nice weekend, you think by Monday this is figured out
or you think this drags on until the week. Said
that last week.

Speaker 1 (01:29:15):
I was just going to say that you asked that
question last Friday. It sure feels like it's going to
drag out at least a few more days.

Speaker 2 (01:29:20):
We'll think about last year. Chris Jones with the Chiefs
took that all the way into Week two of the NFL.
Nick Bosa took it until the very end of preseason
when he was holding out with the Niners. So and
keep in mind, Trent Williams is also not a solve
situation in San Francisco. I have more confidence in that
one though. All right, Nick and Montana, your thoughts on
Ayuk and James, Yeah, same thing.

Speaker 10 (01:29:44):
A tragic situation, I think.

Speaker 2 (01:29:46):
I think the Niners are kind of not taking care
of their boy, you know, and but he doesn't want
to leave. He doesn't want to leave the Niners either.
You could tell that, right, I mean, because listen, he's
not in the driver's secretuse. The Niners do still have
control of his situation right now. But you could tell
that he doesn't want to leave. Why would he want
to leave? In fact, I want to go to and
he did well. First of all, he definitely didn't want

(01:30:08):
to go to Patriots or even the Browns. He said,
y'all profet. There's a clip of Debo talking to our
pal Kay Adams and Hey, k Adams, Yeah, and and
Kay asked him Debo about Ayuk take a listen. I'm
worried about this team not being able to win the
Super Bowl without Brandon ayuk Am. I worried can this
Can this team win a super Bowl without brand Ayuk?

(01:30:28):
Can we win a super Bowl without Ba? I think
Ba is going to be a part of this team,
so I mean, we don't have to worry about it.
Let's go. I love that Deebo saying I don't think
we're gonna have to worry. Maybe his dudes on the team,
his close bros Are like, he'll get it done. This
is what it is thinking positive. I like it. I mean,
we've seen that in all sports where you you think
your guy is as good as gone, and then all

(01:30:50):
of a sudden, now he's back on the team. Bill
in South Dakota, wrap it up, Ayuk is this is
this getting done? Anytime soon? What's up?

Speaker 10 (01:30:59):
I don't think it gets until the preseason's over.

Speaker 5 (01:31:01):
Why go to minicamp and why to do all that?

Speaker 13 (01:31:04):
But a recent one is Freddy Freeman would still be
a brave as his agent.

Speaker 2 (01:31:09):
Yeah, yeah, agreed. Remember how he cried, Dude, he cried
it was so tough for him to leave Atlanta. He
didn't want to leave, and that that was something the
agent made happen and Danny and the Dodgers are reaping
all the benef Yeah. Now he stepped up like a
true pro. And yeah, that was a crazy story. I'm

(01:31:29):
glad you reminded us about that one. Look, the agent
also has an agenda motive that isn't necessarily what the
player wants sometime, and that.

Speaker 1 (01:31:38):
Answers the question why should the player get involved in
the negotiation.

Speaker 2 (01:31:42):
Well, I think he needs to make it clear where
his heart stands. But as far as dollars and contracts,
that's when you stay out because you know that's their job. Otherwise,
what do you need an agent for?

Speaker 4 (01:31:53):
Now?

Speaker 2 (01:31:53):
It sounds ridiculous, but you do make it clear. It's
like a breakup. You know, we have buddies talking relationships
all the time, Like as long as you make it,
make it clear how you feel, and then do what
you gotta do. I think Ayuk has to make it
very clear that he wants to remain a forty nine
er and then let his agent do the rest of
the work

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