The Best Of Covino & Rich

C&R talk Oscar De La Hoya's "interesting" video! Rich thinks all men should have a pair of fancy undies? Big Mike (Who?!!) has WHAT?! Can you really tell anything from NFL Preseason? Rich has a deep thought on sports gambling & kids! They talk concerts in the park, should you be honest with little kids about cover bands? Pete Alonzo gets a segment, he's about to break a mark by the great Daryl Strawberry.. & no one cares! Plus, 'IRON MIKE TRIVIA' on a day where Mike is in the news!

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Speaker 1 (00:02):
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(00:22):
Because Mike Tyson is in the news today, we're gonna
do some Tyson Trivia to give away some prizes. All right,
so Tyson Trivia. He's in the news with Jake Paul.
Something that happened over the weekend. Plus we got to
talk some football, maybe some Little League World Series. I
hope you're enjoying that. How about some John Madden boom

(00:42):
boom tough acting and acting. And I want to start
off by saying, I hope you had a duplessy sort
of weekend. What does that mean? Well, it means to
me you didn't watch to fight if you don't understand
my language. UFC three to zero five this weekend and
still you're a light heavyweight champion of the world. DUPLEUS

(01:04):
he over Adasania over the weekend. Some good UFC, some
good boxing too, But UFC was great our guy, Rich
the Style Bender, came up short. He fought tough, but dupless.
He was too tough over the weekend and he maintains
retains his championship Bilt, So props to him. Some good fights,

(01:26):
some good fun over the weekend, mixed in with some
preseason foods ball, Little League World Series, World Series Classic.
But speaking of fights, Yeah, I have a funny story
I want to share with you. It's actually a clip.
Has nothing to do with me. It has to do
with one of my heroes, Oscar de la Hoya. As
I say, dombadtic Le. Don Manning's great. We could talk

(01:46):
about him if you are Pey Herman, Peey Herman Legend.
Who else are your heroes? Got a bunch of them, Man,
Steve Belbonie, the Fawns, Steve Balboni, Yeah, I got lots
of them. So Oscar de la Hoya, he's been on
the show, not the name drop, but he has, and

(02:08):
he's in the news for a viral clip that he
posted over the weekend. Now I'm not saying he was
on some party binge, but it seems to be the case.
I don't know what was going on in this video,
but Oscar de La Joya and his girlfriend, beautiful girlfriend
Holly Saunders, posted a video of them just dancing around

(02:31):
sort of Britney Spears maniacal fashion. Didn't you say good
for him? They don't test promoters. I'm not saying that
it was one of those kind of nights, but it
looks like it's one of those kind of nights. But
maybe he was trying to make it look like it
was those kind of nights too, because he's wearing a
banana hammock and she's wearing whoas he wearing the banana hammock? No, no, no, no,

(02:58):
this was this is Dale He he was wearing something
like that. But Dale Joya posted you got to see
this video. I still shot. I didn't hit play. So
it's Dale Joya and his girlfriend dancing around. She's wearing
a bikini but shrieks around. Yeah, and she's got I mean,
it's safe to say their implants like something's going on there.
I don't think I'm jumping the gun or making some
sort of Yeah, I'm not making some weird crazy assumption.

(03:20):
Wait to go, Colombo. I'm just trying to do it respectfully, rich,
you know what I mean. Like I'm not trying to
point out the obvious. But it's pretty Oh no, guys,
I think she might have got some work done along
the way. Trying to be respectful. I told you he's
my hero. OK. So you know it's his girlfriend. She's
dancing around, he's dancing around, and rich says something when

(03:44):
we're watching his video that made me say, huh, Well,
first I said, is the laugh on us? Because while
she is a little you know, maybe not, he might
not be for you, maybe a little done up, a
little plasticy a little, but yeah, he's still getting it
all with that and you know, maybe the so that
maybe maybe he's just laughing all the way to the bedroom. Well,
he's not one to shine away from plastic surgery, he

(04:05):
admitted on Club chashe just recently. I mean he has
said it in the past. But his abs are etched.
They're not fake, they're his abs. But he had him etched.
I don't know if you guys, do you even know
what that means? Like he had the fat removed in
between them so that they're more prominent, that they stand
out more. No, Cavino did want standyj Cavino leaned against
a fence and it made the impression of abs, yet

(04:29):
I've seen pictures like that. I get abs spray tanned,
in spray painted. It's the only way I like tacos
too much. So you gotta see this video to really
know where we're coming from, because something crazy is going on.
And you know, I think that's what it takes nowadays
to really make impact on social media anyway. You gotta
do something out landed. You gotta be a weirdo. You
gotta be uh ray gunn, you gotta suck, you gotta

(04:52):
do something weird. I don't know to get noticed talk toua.
So he posts this video. It goes viral, and I'm
thinking of my of what is he wearing? Like why
does he even have that? He's basically wearing his mister
Nose underwear, his banana hammicks lough that he bought at
Spencer Gifts in the nineties. It's like, what is that?
It's a halloween outfit tuxedo and the where this is

(05:12):
matching cuff links he just by the it looks like
a Chippendale like starter kit and Rich made reference. In
my opinion, the way I interpreted this, he made reference
that he has and every man has a sexy pair
of undies, much like a woman has their sexy lingerie

(05:35):
undies and their sexy outfits. He's saying that men do
I think. I'm not putting words in your mouth. This
is what I think, and if not, maybe you should
so without further ado, well explain yourself, you pervert. My
point is this, you freak. I don't have a banana hammock.
I don't have I don't have the Oscar day. Especially

(05:56):
have a baby banana hammock, little tiny banana hammocks, little
tiny ones you have. You have a string bean heavy. No,
I don't have quote sexy underwear. My question to you was,
I don't know. You sort of alluded to that you

(06:17):
did with every woman you've ever dated in your life,
from the high school days to college days to your adulthood.
There's a social pressure for women to look sexy, lingerie
matching bronze panties. They you know, and and the whole
joke is when they're just chilling in like their granny

(06:37):
panties or mom panties, that's like the punchline, like as
you got her granny panties. And there's an expectation for
women to wear thongs and lacey beautiful things do the
donk donk dum By the way, if you go to
my Instagram at Rich Davis, it's still up there. The
amazing story behind the thong song. It really is epic.
Did we talk about here? Yeah, one of Cisco's pals

(07:00):
when it was a new thing, came in and said,
you'll never guess what I got last night That donk
donk dunk dull and that turned in number one hand
dunk dounk dunk dung turned into the song. So you're right,
there's a social pressure there and should that be met
on the flip side, meaning the man's side here. Now,
you're going to be shocked because I thought you were
like a freak eleeak. I thought Rich was crazy to

(07:23):
even suggest such a thing. What I was going to
say was, if you are a single man, if you
are a guy that's fresh in a new relationship or
even doing the right thing and trying to impress the
wife or girlfriend at the minimum, I think you need
to upgrade the chony selection. We've established that throughout the
many years of our show. It was brought to our

(07:43):
attention in recent history that if you have anything white
whether it be tighty whiteies to whitey briefies, white is out.
Hold on since when we French, we you're the guy
that was like you guys don't Covino goes you guys
don't will like white on the well I had my
dad did an I had a human rotation. I didn't know.
I started dating a woman who was slightly younger than me,

(08:05):
and it was brought to my attention that white is
for old guys. It's like associated with your dad and
his tidy whities. Even if there are white boxers or
briefees or whatever you're rocking, white is out when it
comes to the Tony selection and you can't be rocking
Haynes his way because it's the wrong way. Like, I
get it. Those are comfy and you wear them to
the gym, but women want to see you in something

(08:29):
a little more flattering. I don't know if that's the answer.
I have more of a question. Way. This is based
on research, right, that is not based on my opinion.
It's to me it's more of a question than a Hey,
I have a statement because I just wonder if you're
trying to impress and you know you're gonna get it,

(08:49):
on for the first time with a woman that you've
really been eyeing up, and you're like, she might be
the one. This is a pair of like just plain
black boxer briefs. The guy go to that's fine. Like
I'm just thinking, like, because we put all this pressure
on women. I agree. You can't be wearing some you
can't be wearing some Costco special Fruit of the Loom

(09:11):
for the multipack. You can't do it, sam. I used
to try to. I try to spruce up the Yeah,
the Tony game. I used to say, I'm rocking Los
Hanyes los Hanys. Those are my Hanes, right, you do
it in Spanish? It doesn't. I was like, yeo, man,
those are I remember one girls, Like, what are the hell?
It's like when someone calls target targe. You could try,

(09:32):
but it's not. I was like, you mean one of
those Los Hanye's. What do you mean one of those?
She's like my dad wears that. And I was like,
oh right. And this is like when I was like
newly single. So I was like, man, I gotta step
my game up. So point number one, based on this
De la Joya video, you gotta step your game up.
Your foot of the loom bundle pack whatever you said,
what'd you call it?

Speaker 2 (09:53):
Three?

Speaker 1 (09:53):
The loom multipack? Yeah, guess what save those for the
gym because no one wants to see those? Then it
does post any question. Don't care as much as Ben.
I don't know. Man, you put a pressure. We put
pressure on women. I don't know if they would care.
Do you think a woman's like, oh my god, he
was rocking some weird underwear after seeing Dala Hoya. They
might because he was like, I don't know what he
was wearing. So that makes you think should men be

(10:16):
wearing something sexy? And do men have their sexy pair?
And would you believe of all people, Mike who runs
his place is like, yeah, of course they should walk
and Mike runs Mike who runs his place. I hate
to call him out, but he says he has a
pair of sexy satins. Hail Satin. He has these sexy

(10:37):
satins that his wife he bought him and on those
special occasions are bust them out. Damn Byerns.

Speaker 2 (10:42):
Is it shock you?

Speaker 1 (10:43):
Is it chucky that Big Mike has sexy underwear? Hey, Debbie,
chuck it out, dude. Yeah, winter is coming. I can't
even believe he had. I'm like, of all people, Mike
has him. Mike looks like if Rick from Pond Stars
and Stone Cold had a baby, and I'm like, wow,
he's rocking those So if Mike has his sexy sentence

(11:07):
and if dal la Hooya is dancing around in these
bad boys, maybe we all need to step our game
up even further if we want to be on an
even playing field. I think it's just a great lesson
before we get into the NFL and everything else. On
todays show convi you on Rich about learning lessons And
if Big Mike and De la Hoya De La Hoya
they got these sexy mister knows undies, I may maybe

(11:28):
I see. I always thought that if I'm going on
a little weekend trip with my wife, or even when
I was a single guy, you Uli, I highly thought that,
like you can't go wrong with like black boxer briefs
that don't have any brand name, Like that's like standing out.
Like just the most basic thing is you want to
look you want to look cool in front of her.
Of course, especially if it's a new sort of thing, right,

(11:50):
You're trying to make a good first impression. Yeah, but
It's something most men don't think about, and oddly we
have everyone thinking about it right now, everybody, do you
or should you? Danny G I hate to put you
on a spot, but you're like a manly man. Do
you have like sexy time boxer? Yeah, Marcus Allen on
the butt.

Speaker 3 (12:08):
I just I just make sure that they are all
a nice color. Not white, yeah, not white and new looking.
You can't have old.

Speaker 1 (12:15):
You can't have like old raggedy elastic. I don't know, man,
I got I have some that there's no elastic even
on him anymore. Yeah, they quit alunk, they said, they
just kind of like hang around my waist. You need
to belts for them. Yeah, so I agree with the
extention cord to keep them up. I tie them in
a knot in the front.

Speaker 2 (12:34):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (12:34):
Keep it fresh, keep it fresh. It's gonna it's gonna help,
especially when, like Rich said, we have all these expectations.
If your wife or girlfriend or someone new in your
life is wearing the old mother hubbards, you're like, oh man,
that's not gonna fly fly with you on first impression.
So I imagine on the flip side, it has to be

(12:55):
the same one. Yeah, and ask yourself. This if you
are one of those guys that when you're not watching
your NFL your MBA and you're dating and you're out
in the back and you're like, hey, I'm not getting
really lucky. Maybe it's because you're putting zero effort in
he We expect women, honestly, we expect women to be
groomed and put together and wearing sexy stuff. You can't
be showing up with your you know, Hanes with no

(13:17):
elastic with a hole in them. That's it. Lesson learned.
We can move on and just you know what, Oscar
Dan la Hoya reminded us that you could go in
the next level, like a maniac like him and wear
some type of banana hammock. Yeah. Yeah, do you like
the ones with the little pouch like those? I think
if no guy has graduated yet to especially we're in
hot weather places like we're in Los Angeles. Yeah, the

(13:39):
boxer briefs now that have the little pouch area that
is like automatic. If you don't have that now, you
might as well be wearing boxer shorts from the night.
I imagine you're having a sticky sort of situation right now.

Speaker 3 (13:50):
It was better when sodas were fifty cents. Looks you
could keep a couple of quarters in there, like two fifty.

Speaker 1 (13:56):
Seriously, think of the progression of your your ease through
your life started with under russ that. Then you had
like your little uh superhero underwear. Those are under roofs. Yeah,
and then you were like, uh, oh, you know what
they used to come in an album? You remember that
they came in like a spider Man spider Man, but
the under roofs looked like they came in like an

(14:16):
album cardboard for some reason. I don't know why, but
they did. And then then when if you grew up,
if you're forty ish or so, you went through that
phrase where that phase where like boxer shorts, Yeah, and
looking back, how figure comfortable? How long come do you
just wearing shorts under your pants? I don't know that
was the thing man for a long time. Breathe at least. Yeah,
But does anyone still wear they still still boxer shorts,

(14:38):
not boxer brees like boxer shorts look like. Honestly, if
you're still wearing those, I hate to call people outcause
I know somebody's wearing them, your name might as well
be Ebenezer rocking those bad boys. You've got an old guy,
now you got your your name is give me another
old guy name Nikobad you might as well be Hey, Nikoba,
nice boxer briefs? You boxers? Boxer? Nice boxer is yeah,

(15:00):
boxer shorts. I don't know anyone wear nos anymore? So, hey,
you know what a little lesson to be learned, unless,
of course they're silk ones like Mike Oscar de la
Joya teaching us lessons even outside the ring when he's
just having fun. And Holly Saunders they've been together for
a minute now, huh, because that what he says to
be positive on this. He said recently in an interview

(15:21):
that like she just brought out all the best in
him and like she's been a game changer, so she
supports him, and you gotta respect that. It looks like
they're having Hey, you know what, they had more fun
this weekend than I did. Are you? Were you dancing around?

Speaker 4 (15:33):
Not?

Speaker 5 (15:34):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (15:34):
When you dance around your under on these with your
I was I had a home good sandwich. I went
to Home Goods and it was the bad one. And
then I went to TJ Max and I was like,
get me out of this place, and then I went
to another home goods. Guess what say what you want
about them? Looks like they had a hell of a
lot more fun than night. Where are you going next?
Ross dress for lesson? Yeah exactly so yeah to buy
new toonies? So guys, keep your toony game up. De

(15:57):
la Hoya style and I digest. We got to talk
about baseball and football, Tyson, And there's thoughts I have
on the preseason, so I want you to think about this.
I want to highlight a couple of preseason players next.
But with the thought in mind, can you tell anything
from NFL preseason football?

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Speaker 2 (17:02):
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Speaker 1 (17:02):
DJ Different is on in Kansas. What's up, dude.

Speaker 5 (17:05):
Hey, I'm glad you got taken my call. You know,
I have to go out to Times. But I had
a one Sias pajamas with the Batman. But now I
got my underwear with SpongeBob and I took it off
my daughters to dad, you kind of look kind of
good like that. So I've just you know, I'll rock
like that. I have to go up the Times underwear

(17:25):
with the Batman, Superman everything else to make it look tight. Right,
Thank you guys for taking my call.

Speaker 1 (17:32):
Thank you man, I'm a superhero. What's the name DJ Different?
He was way too serious on that topic. Thank you, buddy.
I appreciate it. I was I was thinking he was
going to make a joke about like I got those
other words that were you know, those pajamas with the
butt flaps out. That's why I stopped wearing tidy whities,
by the way, because I started feeling too much like
my dad, and I felt like some sort of like superhero.

(17:53):
I'm like, man, these are over all of Tom Cruise
in Risky Business exactly. You know what, enough on these
Let's talk some preseason football now. I heard a lot
of talk about your boy Danny g over the weekend
to speaking of you know, they made the decision on Minshew.
He's the starting quarterback and he fits the vibe. He's

(18:14):
that sort of fiery quarterback that they need. They believe
in him. And the question throughout the weekend that I
kept hearing over and over again is because I know
we're gonna talk about what are we going to learn
and what are we learning from preseason? The question with
guys like Minshew isn't whether or not he could play
mentally like he's a solid quarterback, makes good decisions. It's
like what could he maintain physically and what could he

(18:37):
bring physically? It's his physicalities. It's not a mental questioning here.

Speaker 3 (18:43):
It's been an interesting Yeah, it's been an interesting dynamic
in Las Vegas because, on one hand, Minshew is great
at extending plays yah and he can obviously escape the
pocket and will the team down the field where Aidan
O'Connell is way better in the pocket. So if you
could combine those two guys, you'd almost have the perfect quarterback.

(19:05):
But as far as leadership, yeah, it seemed like Minshew
fit the bill.

Speaker 1 (19:08):
Minshew's the guy. You know. Again, no one's questioning his
decision making and his fiery attitude. It's his physical limitations
that are in question right now, and it's for him
to prove otherwise. But I said, I wanted to pose
the question more of a what can you learn from
the preseason? If anything? Because listen, it's sports radio, it's

(19:30):
sports TV, it's ship. I'll start off with leadership. Were
surrounded by these conversations, and I wonder is it a
higher percentage of hot air than most conversations? Is it
on the money? Like, hey, when you see bo Nicks
having a great preseason, he like man Denver Fancher really
pumped up? Or is that just silly talk? Like when
you're like, y'all Ma Holmes behind the back pass to

(19:53):
Kelsey like picking up where they left off. Or you
see even something like brock Purty plays that was pretty
cool last week.

Speaker 7 (20:04):
So you almost didn't work. Yeah, he was very close
to being dropped, but it was cool he succeeded. You
see brock Party jump in there for two series.

Speaker 1 (20:12):
He completes two passes I believe, like eleven yards, but
he doesn't have really anyone, no starters around them. I
think you're sort of like terribly you know, not exposing
brock Party, but what are you doing throwing them out
there with with no weapons? No McCaffrey, no Kiddle obviously,
no Ayuk, no Debo, no one, no Juwan Jennings even, Like,

(20:35):
I just wonder how much could it possibly mean if
you're putting your starting quarterback out there with this major deficit. Now,
when you see like a Caleb Williams or Jaden Daniels
making a couple good plays here and there, does that
give the organization like a little pat on the chest,
a good feeling of Like I've seen some problems like
is it really that? Like I think for guys that

(20:56):
are already proven, guys that are on the team, is
just working out some rust, working out some kinks, working
out the nerves, you know, just just getting ready for
the season. Well what if you're trying something new like
the Dolphins, right they're trying to because they're pretty loaded
on the offensive side of things. They try to have
a chan catch a couple passes out of the backfield.
Maybe he comes one of those versatile guys. I just

(21:18):
don't know what you see. Well, sometimes Rich makes better
points in the kitchen than he does on the air.
So that's why I write it down. What did I
gotta give I gotta give credit to Rich. So what
you were saying at our heated meeting that we have
every day before the show, our pre meeting with Michael
Runs's place and Danny Gen everybody else. You were saying

(21:40):
that preseason, I wrote it down. You said, pre seethn
means he used the S word everybody. He's very passionate.
Pre seeven means Didley squad, So Didley squat to keep
it clean? But I didn't say Didley squad. He didn't
say Didley squats the S word. Oh man, I'm a
revel he is. He's such a badass. Pree even means
did LEAs. And then you said, you can tell if

(22:04):
you're bad, but you can't tell if you're any good.
That's what you said, And you know what, You're right.
Maybe I was better in the kitchen. That was your
whole point. You can tell if you're bad. So if
you stink, man dead giveaway, this guy stinks, he doesn't
have what it takes to play in the in the NFL,
if you're stinking in it. But you really can't tell
if you're any good. Yeah, if you're stinking and you

(22:25):
just seem lost in a preseason game against other second
and third stringers and guys trying to make squads, if
you're falling flat big time, bigly in those moments, I
don't know how you're gonna fare against the either the
starters on every team. But I do think you could
tell if someone stinks. Right, you might disagree with this statement.
You could tell if someone stinks. I don't know if

(22:46):
he could tell if someone's good. No, you totally get
as a sports fan obviously. I think most people get
what you mean. It's just a good way of simplifying
everything you were saying just before. Yeah, it's it's like
you could be like, oh, that guy's not ready or
he stinks. But I don't know if you could really
tell if someone's good. Because a quarterback you could be like, yeah,
he like Josh Dobbs on the Niners went nine for

(23:07):
nine for like one hundred yards. I'm like with that thing,
he'd like, Man, the Pastronauts, he's got it again. I
don't know about that, dB, any any thoughts on whether
or not you can tell.

Speaker 8 (23:18):
I'm sure for some guys, maybe kickers, that we care about.
Brandon Aubrey at the what sixty six yarder in that game,
you know like there's something there, But I just as
it goes on, just less and less interest.

Speaker 1 (23:32):
I thought it was an awful weekend. I so badly.
I'm glad you said that, dB, because I know you're
so passionate like I am about football. If you would
have just said, man, I'm really into it, I would
have felt a little loss, to be honest, because I'm
glad you share the sentiment that I try so hard.
I'm a Niners fan. I watched like two snaps and
I watch more Red World Series than I watched football.
I couldn't even feel I couldn't get into it.

Speaker 8 (23:52):
Here's my issue. And I brought this up yesterday on
my show to give that a little plug. If you
they're having joint practices. As a Seahawks fan, they were
in Nashville this week. They're facing the Titans. We're seeing
this great back and forth between Devin Witherspoon and Jamal
Adams who shared you know, the secondary last year when

(24:12):
Adams really wasn't playing.

Speaker 1 (24:14):
But you get my point.

Speaker 8 (24:15):
Yeah, like that's the stuff we want to see. We
want to see Geno Smith against that defense. We want
to see how Will Lovis does against the Seahawks defense.
Why can't you just have a joint practice at the
stadium and just work it out that way? If I'm
a fan, I would rather see the stars of the
other team in my own team than to watch an
actual game where none of these guys are really playing.
And that was that, Like that was there were the Chiefs.

(24:38):
He had the Raiders situation. Those were few and far
between from what we saw this past weekend in preseason football.

Speaker 1 (24:44):
Just a lot of backups. And I just don't think
that's great entertainment. That's a very interesting point. These joint practices.
The guys are getting reps and they're playing and the
stars are out there. Sure, but that is like, oh, well,
that's practice. Let's have a preseason game. All those guys
sit You've.

Speaker 8 (25:01):
Got family knights in these stadiums. The Packers do it
the Bills do it. We see Josh Allen running out
there where it is a scrimmage sort of atmosphere in
front of fans. Why couldn't you do that with the
two teams? You get the fans can come into the stadium,
see the star players. If you got to blow the
whistle a bunch of times, you got to redo a playover,
then so be it. It's just to me, it was just, yeah,

(25:22):
it was. It was a rough weekend without the you know,
main storylines of quarterback derbys.

Speaker 1 (25:27):
I get it where we're not naive to be like,
well this is not a new story, but the preseason
is just becoming more and more irrelevant. Like I'll give
you an example. Let's look at a random box score, Carino, Like, oh,
did you see the Ravens beat the Falcons thirteen twelve?
Let me open up that box score. Who played Taylor Heineke?
Who was the third string quarterback in John Paddock the

(25:51):
fourth string? So no Michael Pennock Junior, No Kirk Cousins,
no receivers, no quarterbacks, no, no, no running backs. Oh
let me go to the Ravens. You all right?

Speaker 4 (26:01):
No?

Speaker 1 (26:01):
Uh no, Lamar Jackson, Yeah, you're seeing no one.

Speaker 8 (26:04):
So it's like outside of Caleb Williams, for me, I
was just really not involved at all. To see him
the way that he played his touchdown run great exciting,
but outside of that, there wasn't much one takeaway.

Speaker 1 (26:17):
So are we all in agreement that the preseason means s.
I thought of the dumbest idea that Mark Cuban, mister
wonderful Barbara, they would all be like, take this behind
the barn and kill it. Oh, what is it? I
was over the weekend. You know, you do those every
so often, like let me reallocate my retirement fund, let

(26:37):
me look at my accounts, let me see what my
kid's doing with their five twenty nine college funds. You
do responsible adulting, right? You ever do that adulting where
you're like, oh, I did that this weekend. I went
to home guys. I told you, yeah, you hated it
every second of it. I was like, can we get out.

Speaker 4 (26:51):
Of here now?

Speaker 1 (26:52):
Do you have a chance to go to Joe Anne's too?

Speaker 5 (26:56):
Oh?

Speaker 1 (26:56):
I was close. Did you go to a living spasis?

Speaker 5 (26:59):
No?

Speaker 1 (26:59):
Thank you? So I was doing some adulting and around
the same time I was thinking, oh, football In a
couple of weeks I got to replenish my my gambling accounts,
and I'm like, oh, we do a lot of great
stuff with Draft Kings here code C or show, so
it superseded the five nine you were. I was investigating
how cool would it be to be cool to take

(27:21):
my kids college draft the opposite, I was thinking, there
should be you should be able to link your gambling
account to your kids college fund, but only one way
follow You can't draw from it, because then then you're
a delinquent ahole, right right? But what if I were
able to be like, oh, do it? I hit a

(27:41):
four for four parlay on the you know, Dolphins Raiders,
and that might put five hundo and my daughters. You
there should be a one way is like a swear jar,
not two way. This should not be like, hey, you know,
I'm such a loser that I'm taking out of my
kids college fund to gamble. Yeah, that's bad, But how
cool would it be to be able to say I
want to hundred on the nine ers? He put seventy

(28:01):
five of that in my in my son's five twenty nine.
A one way link from Draft Kings or any of
the other sites two A five twenty nine. Make it
happen the rich Davis Fund, please, But.

Speaker 7 (28:15):
Then what if you take money from other funds? You're
still kind of there's still it's a circular rand. Yeah,
it's a pyramid scheme. It's a Ponzi scheme.

Speaker 1 (28:23):
I don't know. It's called the rich Davis Transfer. You
know what. Well, yeah, you'll you'll do. I think it's
I really do think it's a good idea. It's a
great let's say, because you know why, my buddy the
other day, know what he said? He was saying, uh, hey,
you know what I started doing to teach my kids savings.
You ever see those things like acorns where it's like
they round up and you save a couple cents here
and there. Of course, he was showing his kid how

(28:43):
you could save money. And what was on my mind
was savings and money. And I'm like, oh, also, gambling.
Football's coming up, and you know what someone's gonna take that.
They're gonna be hired by Fidelity or someone to you know,
get a ton of money. And here I am with you. Wow,
I think it's not one way account. DB's thinking about
it already. He's dB with his college football knowledge. Yeah,

(29:05):
his son give it in five years he be stacked full. Dan,
How old is he of your football? Dan? How old
is your son right now? Three? By the time your
kid goes to college. I was doing the math on
fidelity the other day. It's gonna be a couple hundred
thousand dollars for a four year degree easily, Yes, which
is disgusting. Yes, he's gonna not with Dan Bayer Parlayb's

(29:27):
college fun Parlance. That's why I'm in radio, because I'm
so good at betting. Harlem saying shark tank idea. It's
not bad. Actually, yeah, I like that, but one way
is the key. One of my daughter's friends had their
birthday party and they said, afterwards, we're going to take
a little party bus. They're doing one of those free
concerts in the park, which I know happens in like

(29:48):
a lot of neighborhoods and areas. Right. Yeah. I saw this,
uh this one band. They were kind of random. I
remember one of the songs.

Speaker 9 (29:55):
It went like this Billy past the third grade, Oh
what a glorious dayay O past the third bid the
Billy Madison Wade.

Speaker 1 (30:09):
I remember being there. That was God that was your
favorite band of all time? It was.

Speaker 4 (30:12):
It was.

Speaker 1 (30:13):
It might have been some kid's birthday party, but I
remember seeing it live a little Ernie's birthday party. It
might have been. I don't know, but I saw it.
I would say, loves that band. I was saying. You
know what I'm talking about though, right, Like how they
have like a little local community Like at the park,
it'll usually be like an oldies band or something. People
bring lawn chairs and blankets and stuff. It's like a
cover band like shant on Na's performance or something, the

(30:34):
best of the best of the Beatles and the Monkeys tonight.
You're like, wow, is that Bowser? Who is that?

Speaker 3 (30:39):
It's like my mom dragged me and my brother to
the park to watch the ink spots. Yeah, like it
was like only one original member. All the others were.

Speaker 1 (30:46):
Past your parents taking to see the oneaters one time.
I know what you mean. Yeah, like every community in
every city, a city in state always has like the
local park performance. You can bring the lake, I said,
the lawn chairs, the blankets. In Woodland Hills, California, right
in our neighborhood out here, they had one last night
and there was a Taylor Swift cover band. I believe

(31:10):
they were called blank Space, and I just want to
throw this out there. This place was packed, this little park,
all these little kids singing along to every Tailor Swift fan.
Do you think there were some parents that didn't tell
their kids it was a cover band and impersonator with that,

(31:31):
I made sure to tell my daughter, because you know,
there's lines you draw as a parent. I don't know
if you should have did that. That's like telling your
kid that the Princess isn't real at Disneyland. Well, I
dumb would kid have to be to fall for that? Out?
This is slippery slope down, you know, maybe kids in
the car. I'm I'm gonna want to ruin anyone's fantasies,
but I'll just keep it as simple as my daughter's

(31:51):
seven right, she's in second grade. Her and her girlfriends
were singing along to all their little Taylor Swift songs.
But I made it clear to my daughter, I love
your imagination, buddy, I love all the things that we
believe in as a family. But yeah, this is a
really This singer is great and she looks and sounds
just like Taylor Swift. Buddy. That's what you call an impersonator.
They are cover bands. I wonder if there were other

(32:13):
parents at that park they were like, honey, there she
is swift, definitely, especially if it's like I think, maybe
six in under. You just don't believe it. It's fraud. Dude.
Did you go to school and your kids make swift?
I said, no, you did it, dummy. My brother.

Speaker 3 (32:31):
My thoughts by Jack Candy where the I brought the
kid to a burned down barn and told him that
was Disneyland.

Speaker 1 (32:39):
Deep Thoughts by Jack Handy Love that sketch. There was
a time where I told my brother that they would
hire little people to work in red boxes to hand
out the DVDs, and he believed me. You know, there
was a time when and he was like a teenager.
I told my brother we went to to Disney and

(33:00):
he was getting all their autographs. The kid had to
be like thirteen years old. And you're like, Tommy, you
crush the little kid's dream. And I don't believe what
they want to think. But it's listen, I think it's different.
Like I didn't want to break his heart and let
him know that it really wasn't tigger rich, like let
a kid have fun. I just think I just think
that there's there's lines, right, And when it comes to

(33:22):
kids imaginations and the beauty of being a kid, do
you always want to keep those you know, keep those
fun moments alive, holidays and all the things that we
you know, I don't even want to get into. I'm
out here to crush dreams. I get it. But when
it comes to a cover band and my daughter's with
all her little seven and eight year old friends, you
can't really explain to them what a cover band you
have to Yeah, that's what I'm saying, because I didn't

(33:44):
want her to think so that really Yeah, then they
hate you, and then they really want to see Taylor Swim.

Speaker 7 (33:48):
Imagine twenty years later, you're telling a story to your
another group of friends. You're like, yeah, I saw Taylor
Swift when I was six years old. They're like, uh,
oh really where? Oh yeah, Woodland Hills Park. That wasn't her, No,
she played she played so Fight last year.

Speaker 1 (34:03):
Idiot. You know, I don't. I'm just saying, don't set
your kids up to be ridiculed. Wait, so exception, So
I didn't see Aerosmith at the Union Center Park when
I was a kid. Wait a second, Imagine because my
parents that was That was Stefan Tyler. Yeah, so now
you got everyone questioning the concert they think they saw
with their parents. Okay, I just I just want to

(34:24):
throw it out there, he goes, So, did my parents
really take me to see Huey Lewis in the news? Oh?

Speaker 7 (34:29):
That was the animatronic jug band at Chuck E Cheese. No,
that was Louie Lewis.

Speaker 1 (34:32):
And then it was Louie Lewis in the news. It
was a cover band Huey Lewis and the Snooze wo. No,
but I just listened. So do you tell your kid
or not? Is the question? I think cover bands is
the one I want to bring up because I said
all the other things, let your kid have a great imagination.
That's the best part. I'll never crush, right, never crushed dream.
I hate the dream crush, amusement parks, all the things.
Let your kids. Let your kids have all these wild fantasies.

(34:55):
That's the that's part of being a kid. Why do
you got to say anything though? Can't you let him
figure it out? But I like that? Yeah, Like my
daughter always poses like very like real life questions to me,
and I have this and I always keep it in
my back pocket because everyone I never want to say
anything mean or I never want to be a dream crusher.
I'm like, trust your instincts, honey, bamn, And then I

(35:17):
did it. Then I moon walk out of the conversation.
But Rich had to tell his daughter where he was
bringing her. Yeah, we're going. I supposed to say, we're
going to see a concert in the puck. It's all
Tailor Shift, she said, Really, Taylor Swift, is it? Why
can't you just give a little shrug. I'm like, I
don't know. Well, I don't think what they want. I
did that for a long time. I just think that

(35:37):
that's different than keeping the magic alive for your kids
in all aspects of life. I think if you're going
to a cover ban, it's a Tailor Swift impersonator. That's
a good one. So you wait a second. When my
girlfriend took me to Mexico, it wasn't really Michael Jackson
in the lobby. Is that what telling me? Because I
could have sworn it. Wait a minute, I'm just saying.

(35:58):
And by the way, why is there a ways of
Michael Jackson impersonator every time you go on vacation. Isn't
that I mean, I know why, you know why, incredibles
his global reach, Yeah, was absurd me, I know why,
but it's it's always a thing, you know what.

Speaker 5 (36:12):
Maybe know.

Speaker 1 (36:12):
It made me realize I'll tie it to sports. It
made me realize that Travis Kelcey's girlfriend, Danny, you're a
hip hop guy, your guy that knows sports music. You're
a well versed guy. I promise you, Danny j promise.
I would bet my uh my kid's five twenty nine
that you know at least ten tailor shift songs. No,

(36:35):
for sure. I as they're playing this at the cover
band last night. I mean there's been twenty at least
on the radio, one after another. I'm like, I know
another one. I know another one, and another one and
another one one after the other. A grown man who'd
be like, I don't know that crap. I guarantee you
know about ten or twenty of them, another one, another one. Well,

(36:55):
so it's a good question. Think about that. I'm gonna
take you. I'm gonna take Rich's son to see Mychael
Jordan at the Hollywood Walk of Fame here in LA
and not tell him it's really not Michael Jordan. Michael
Jordan it is Michael Jordan out there, right, Yeah? Do
I have to tell him? That's really the questions and
moral questions? Do you have to tell your kid that's interesting?

(37:18):
I don't think you have to. Man, Honestly, I don't
think you have tell them, any of them. I don't
figure it out. I don't want to look dumb in
school though, right.

Speaker 3 (37:23):
Rich, which I put it in the Google machine, This
can't be true. So as Swift is the female musician
with the most charted songs ever two hundred and sixty three, Yeah,
is that right?

Speaker 1 (37:32):
You know, because every time she puts out an album,
just the whole album chart SAMs are so fanatical that
every song charts, even if like the crappy ones are like, oh,
number ninety five on the charts. It's absurd crazy. So yeah,
that's that's insane. Even Dan Bayer, who's not really a
tailor Swift, I don't he doesn't strike me as a Swifty.
I bet you dB could name ten Tailor Swift songs

(37:53):
if you had to.

Speaker 8 (37:53):
There, it would probably be where it's like I didn't
realize it was her song, you know, like one of
those things.

Speaker 1 (37:58):
Yeah, yeah, Rich, say how about Karma I'm like, I
don't know if I have to hear it. If I
tell you, Karma is the one that she changed the lyric,
Karma is a guy on the chiefs. You think that
most people know, like grown adults with lives, they might
they know the song with the title. They might know
the melody if they hear it, but they're not gonna
be if you if you recognize it, that means you

(38:19):
know it. I'm saying that if I played the kid,
they always asks me do you know, and he'll give
me the title. I'm like, I don't know.

Speaker 8 (38:25):
Maybe my wife who saw didn't go to her concert,
but saw the movie.

Speaker 1 (38:31):
She went to the uh, she went to the one in.

Speaker 8 (38:32):
The park, she went to that one. They saw the
movie twice. Then we had to buy it when it
came on demand, so I would watch it and then
like I didn't realize certain songs would start or they
would be able, and I didn't realize it was it
was her song. So yeah, so ten, I think is
absolutely fair.

Speaker 1 (38:50):
She's a She's a star. But we knew that from
I don't know, every week of the NFL last year
when they talked about her NonStop. But yeah, I just
thought that was an interesting one. This it's a cover band.
Do you tell you kids think about it? Hit us
up at Covino and Rich at Rich, Davis and Rich.
Speaking of things that you love aside from Taylor Swift
and Alf and Joe Montana and flip flops and all

(39:10):
those things. Your boy Pete Alonzo. Yeah, let's say. I know,
there's a lot to get to football. And we talked
a little preseason already if you missed it catched on
the podcast. Speaking of kids, he's got a good nickname
for kids. My daughter sees him up and she's like, Dad,
it's polar Bear Pete. Oh there he is, polar Bear Pete.
But even still that doesn't work. Try polar Bear Pete,
who hits bombs. I think he hit more in a

(39:32):
five year span than Aaron Judge. He has the most
independently of anyone in the last five years. And when
do we all talk about Aaron Judge And Aaron Judge
is a beast, but no one talks about Pete Alonzo.
And we're from the East Coast, We're from New York.
Rich is a Mets fan. Even this guy's not talking
about him. I don't know what it is. He doesn't
seem to be a bad guy. In fact, when I
see him at a home run derby, when I see

(39:54):
him wearing a stupid chain, when I see him doing
anything the let's ef and go Mets like, I'm like,
I like Peter Alonzo. I'll take him. I wish he
was a Yankee. He gets no love, no respect. Maybe
it's because Aaron Judges in New York. I don't know,
but I saw a stat and I'm like, no way,
no way. Maybe yeah, f six, no way, even more

(40:15):
reason to say, why isn't this dude getting the love
he deserves? And well, can we don't read you this stat?
I want you to think, is there a guy on
your football team, your baseball team that plays in your
city that you it baffles you like it, but a
lot of times more the market team. And that's why
we don't notice it. Right, He's playing for the Mets,

(40:37):
like Jazz Chisholm. You could argue there's probably Marlins fans
that are like yo, people don't realize this guy brings it. Yeah,
he was always good on the Yankees. So pet Alonzo
is approaching according to our old stomping grounds s n
Y TV approaching the Mets all time home run leaders.
He's climbing the list as we speak. He has two

(41:00):
hundred and nineteen Mets home runs. You know who's next.
He's one home run away. My guess would be Darryl
or Piazza. Piazza, so he's one home run away from
tying the great everybody who loved the Mets love my
Piazza At two twenty, then he's about twenty home runs

(41:23):
away from surpassing one of your favorite all time Mets
in David Wright. Daved Right, number five, I got five own.
David Wright has two hundred and forty two home runs.

Speaker 2 (41:34):
Pete A.

Speaker 1 (41:35):
Lonzo's half a season away from surpassing David Wright. David
Wright is second all time Mets home run leader. We're
talking about guys that are in the Mets lame like
Ring of Honor. Yeah, there, City Field, and guess what.
David Wright is only ten behind the all time Mets
home run leader.

Speaker 2 (41:52):
Who is.

Speaker 1 (41:55):
Darryl Strawberry who hit bombs the most beautiful swing. It's
debatable it really is Darryl or Ken Griffy Jr. I'm
going Daryl. They're both great. They're both great, but I'm saying,
just swings. I'm going Darryl. Yeah, Darryl Strawberry two hundred
and fifty two home runs. They just retired his number
at City Field. Everybody loves Darryl Strawberry. Pete Alonzo is

(42:19):
about half a season away from surpassing Piazza, David Wright,
and Darryl Strawberry becoming the Mets all time home run leader,
and no one gives a dead least squad about it,
not even you. Is it with your goofy grimace? Sure?
Is it that he? I don't know? Is he like
I rolling Lee? Let me put on my Oakley's broie?

(42:42):
Is there something like? Is he like a goober to
some people? I asked the guy that runs this place
because I always value his opinion, you know, Mike, Mike
runs this place, and you value him too much. I
know he goes. But his answer was simple, And that's
why I like Mike, because he simplifies things, right. He's
really good at that. Actually he's like, I'll tell you
why because he's a meeting and I'm like that, Really

(43:02):
it is? People don't care about me. I don't know. Piazza,
David Wright, Darryl Strawberry they did. They were just more loved,
I suppose. Right then then I thought, am I putting
too much value on this stat? But to me, when
you're the franchise leader in home runs, to me, that
still means a lot to me. But you know, I

(43:24):
mentioned Mike Piazza. Yeah, two twenty as a Met, not
to twenty all time, you know, but that's not counting
what he did with the Dodgers and everything else. Am
I putting too much emphastists on this stat of all
time home run leaders? Because Petere Alonzo is about to
be a legendary Met in my opinion, and no one

(43:44):
cares about it, Peter, even Mets fans don't care enough
about it. Peter A. Lonzo could very well be the
all time Mets home run leader before he is thirty
years old. So it dawned on me maybe I'm just
putting too much emphasis on this. Who are the guy throw?
If I throw another team out there, you think you
can name the all time home run leader? Because I
think that all that will help? That's good? Yeah, I

(44:06):
can't give me a couple. If I said the Oakland Athletics,
who would you say? You'd probably say one of two
names Oakland Athletics. Now it's it's not home runs by
the guy, it's while he's on that team, right franchise leader.
To me, that's a great stat I'm gonna go. You
might think I'll go McGuire. I'm gonna go Kinseco. Kinseko

(44:29):
is just honored, so he's fresh on the brain. But
it is McGuire. But either one, either one is an
acceptable answer. Yeah, but that's my point. You immediately think
Bash brothers. They were legendary athletics. Is anyone saying we're
in the in the era of a legendary New York
met in Pete Alnzo And you know what the satrue is.
If you listen to local media w F A, N

(44:52):
S N, Y Yes Network, all the East Coast, people
that are really passionate about baseball, there's a lot of
sentiment of like, I let them walk, all right, let's
do this.

Speaker 2 (45:04):
Tyson Trivia hit it.

Speaker 4 (45:08):
Mike Tyson was a maniac.

Speaker 1 (45:10):
I want your heart, I want to eat a children.

Speaker 4 (45:12):
But an ear to this. If you're a boxing brainiact tired.
Mike Trivia can't.

Speaker 1 (45:18):
You're not mad enough? All right?

Speaker 3 (45:21):
Our FSR Security walking our broke Mic into the main studio.

Speaker 1 (45:26):
Hi, Mike Man, what a weekend for you? Mikey? Yeah,
that was fun. Did you You got to see on
social media? Me and Jake pa we were we were
tickling each other. I want you to I want you
to want to eat. I'm not I'm not angry anymore.
I'm not the animal. I'm not mad like I used
to be. I don't know. I don't have a fighting
gut that we're like Beth buddy now. I hope between

(45:46):
now and November fifteenth, do you get a little angry Mike?
Maybe I think I'm planning on it. Yeah. A lot
of the comments were like, see, I knew this was
just for show. You know what bothered me? Though? He
said that he was really mad with the New York people.
He said, I have a few New York he goes.
You and Mike tythan are the thame. You were both
cool twenty years ago. I took that a little personal
because I love New York and I love Pie Alonzo.

(46:09):
How come nobody likes Pi Alonzo?

Speaker 3 (46:13):
All right, let's meet the contestants. Twenty five time winner.

Speaker 1 (46:16):
Rich Davis right over there. That's what's up. Let's go
to my right. Eighteen time champion Dan Byer.

Speaker 3 (46:23):
Hello, Hey Dan and looking to win a CNR stainless
steel Swiggy, one of the last of this patch.

Speaker 1 (46:30):
Patrick and Poise. What's up? Patrick? Yo?

Speaker 10 (46:33):
Hey?

Speaker 1 (46:33):
What's going on? Day? Man? Hey? Patrick? Every time I
go to Oh, every time I go to Boithe, I
go to Dutch Bros. And they always asked me how
I'm doing. Yeah, and it's very nice, very lovely coffee place.

Speaker 3 (46:46):
Where I asked the contestant, what do you do there
for a living? And if Spot was here, he'd say
something with potatoes.

Speaker 1 (46:51):
That is true. He would say that I love note there.

Speaker 5 (46:54):
I'm a Union electrician.

Speaker 1 (46:56):
I love that.

Speaker 3 (46:56):
Very nice, curfect, real job. All right, Here are the
rules for Iron Mike Trivia. The first contestant with two
correct answers is 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. There's two wrong answers in a row, we
move on to the next question.

Speaker 1 (47:12):
Are you ready? Let's go, Let's get it home. What
Boxing Promoter was shot in London in nineteen eighty nine.
Where a Frank Warren b al Hayman or c Eddie hurt, pat.

Speaker 5 (47:29):
Uh Eddie hurt.

Speaker 3 (47:30):
No nice guests, Rich Rich for the steal. We go
a Frank Warren.

Speaker 1 (47:36):
Yes, yeah, I feel like he was looking at my notes. No,
you know what, because I feel like I knew the
other two names, and I feel like if they were shot,
I would have known. Yeah.

Speaker 3 (47:44):
Frank Warren famously shot in front of a theater there
in London, and it missed his heart.

Speaker 1 (47:50):
The bullet missed his heart by only an inch. Oh
thank god he survived, right, yeah, oh wow wow. We
move on to round cloth with a bullet to Frank
Warren's heart. Round two make in front of me, danm Sorry, Mike, Sorry,
don't worry, Dani'll only push you. Yeah, we're gonna have

(48:13):
a tickle fire after the show. I want famously said
what about X theft excess or success the abandon excess,
no eive a if not overboard and left the hotel
called the fire department. B. I'm just like you. I

(48:34):
enjoyed the forbidden fruth in life too, or the one
woman with never interesting when they're with five at my
door one, Dan Buyer, it's gotta be c right. No,
I don't have something you would say, Patrick, Patrick got
in there. B. Yes, I'm just like you. I enjoyed

(48:58):
the forbidden fruth in life too.

Speaker 3 (49:00):
All right, Patrick Patrick, halfway to one of our CNR
swigging you.

Speaker 1 (49:05):
With Sam enjoyed the forbidding food of the loom forbidden. Yeah,
all right, we move on to round three. All right, guys,
round three. What did Jake Paul recently say about preparing
to fight me? A he's focusing on his hands beat
during training. B he's putting more weight on for the fight.
Or see everything is perfect at its camp right now?

(49:27):
What did Jake Paul most requently say that Pat for
the wind? B? Yeah yeah, wait wait he was weighing
over two hundred and thirty pounds, putting me at a
at a disadvantage.

Speaker 3 (49:46):
Patrick, congratulations, you just yeah, you just walked away with
one of the shiny SNR stainless steel swiggies.

Speaker 1 (49:56):
There you go. Thank you very much, Chevy. Somebody believed
in me. Thank you, Thank you, Patrick, thank you. You
know Iron Mike. I'll tell you one thing I did
notice yesterday when everyone's watching that clip of Tyson and
Jake Paul, like tickling and like shoving and laughing each
other with each other. I thought Jake Paul was going
to be significantly bigger looking than you. I was wearing

(50:18):
my hiding creeping shoes. Is that what it was? Nike
Monarch with the extra padding, get me a little bit
more height. But I'll tell you what, I think I'll
be ready for the fight. I just I don't think
he had the chance. I hope not to confidence different date,
different date, thing fate, November fifteenth. I'm gonna knock out

(50:39):
Jake Paul. Bye guy, Bye Mike, Bye fam as as
we get ready, as we get ready guy for that fight.
And by the way, hey, you know I just saw
Mike Tyson. He looks taller than I I thought so
because last time we saw him, you know, we were
about to see him height. Now he's a little taller,
and he got us, he said, hiding crisping shoes. Oh
I know something, sleep move or not. We are going

(51:01):
to be out of town with our buds. We're doing
a football weekend and it happens to be the weekend
of the Tyson fight on Friday, and then college football
and NFL football. One of our buddies said, for the Airbnb.
We're renting like a beach house in Miami, and I'll say,
one of our friends said, I think I want to
go buy like an eighty inch TV to put out

(51:23):
by the pool and then return it on our way
back to the airport. Is that sleazy or brhy? Do
people do that? Like for Super Bowl? I was like,
ohn't no, man, that seems sleazy. He's like, yeah, but
we're renting this place with the sweet pool, and he's like,
think about it. We could watch college football, we could
watch the fight on Friday night. All does Airbnb put
an eighty inch TV out by the pool? It's a
very I'm not justifying it, but come Super Bowl time

(51:45):
you hear that this happens all the time. Dirt bag
move or not.

Speaker 3 (51:49):
Kind of because the other customers pay the price because
the restocking fees and everything. It makes all the fees
and the stores go on. I think there's King of
Queen's episode about this as well.

Speaker 1 (52:00):
Sleezy Move. I'll tell our buddy Sleeve, did you rent
a TV? Sleeze rent the TV's from Anderson's. I think
you can can rent furniture. You haven't seen that, mister
t Rent a Center commercial, sleezy move, What other surprises
do we have on this guy's trip. I don't know
any other sleezy moves up your sleeve that you want
to talk about on Fox Sports Radio.

Speaker 7 (52:21):
By the way, I just looked it up. You can
rent a TV from rent a Center. Really, Yes, Smart
TV's for rent in Los Angeles.

Speaker 1 (52:29):
I doubt they have an eighty in stuff? Do you
know what? They make it so easy to return these things? Now,
I get it, it's a sleezy move. But you can
say the same about like Danny g if. If you
and Brenda are like, yeah, we need to fix this
thing in our yard and you need to buy like
a saw at home depot, but you needed it literally
for like a minute, sleez move to buy it and

(52:49):
return it. Yeah, I think that's sleazier. You know you
used it. You can rent a saw rental boy, no
man rentals. Damn. You should buy a house over renting.
But in this case, I think you should rent. It's
even weaker though the TV, like you're not doing it.
I don't know. The TV seems less a little more

(53:11):
innocent than a saw. I think Sam has some rented
lens crafter's gear right now, I rent everything, you know,
as we go to this hat is rented as we
go to DV for an update. I saw I saw
a story damn Fire about a woman. Costco apparently has
this like return policy where it's like you could return
things for years. She brought back like a jelly stained,

(53:31):
ripped couch that her kids destroyed, like five years later.
She's like, but it's guaranteed return. They had to give
it to her. Wow, that's awful. ARII does a similar
thing where you can return a lot of things are
I And that's why I rent things. I love you
Sam so much. It's looking for a jelly stained couch
and that one. All right, guys.

Speaker 8 (53:53):
Some news in the NFL as the Washington Commanders are
going with Jayden Daniels is there starting quarterback. Not much
of a surprise. It was the second overall pick of
the draft. If you don't Marcus Mariota for the gig.
Dan Quinn, the Commander's head coach, called him a quote
rare competitor. Today, Tua, talking about I Loa, had some
other words for his former head coach, Brian Flores, who's

(54:13):
now an assistant with the Minnesota Vikings. This is what
Tua had to say in talking about his time with
Flores as his head coach in Miami.

Speaker 10 (54:23):
If you woke up every morning and I told you
you suck at what you did, that you don't belong
doing what you do, that you shouldn't be here, that
this guy should be here, that you haven't earned this right,
and you hear it more and more, you start to
actually believe that.

Speaker 8 (54:41):
At high praise for his current head coach, Mike McDaniel,
but some harsh words. Kevin O'Connell, the Vikings head coach
who now employees Flores, as I mentioned, really didn't comment,
saying I'm not going to comment on what happened with
another time.

Speaker 1 (54:54):
Is there any part of you that thinks that maybe
his coaching method was be that way to get the
greatness out of him. I worked for some really guy
and I know that there. I think looking back that
they're thinking was they're trying to get the best out
of me, and that's not always the best approach, but

(55:15):
it does work for some people.

Speaker 8 (55:16):
You would hope that's the case, but I'm just not
naive enough to think that that is always the case.

Speaker 1 (55:22):
Like you want to believe it. It's I want to
be whiplash, you know, like j K. Simmons wasn't a
nice guy, but he was trying to bring out some
greatness in Miles Teller's character. Sure, when asked to comment,
Sam Darnold was crying in a corner. Yeah, it's not
the best approach, but it is football. I just thought
the timing was interesting.

Speaker 8 (55:42):
Yeah, I agree, gets the contract and now he's ready
to talk.

Speaker 1 (55:46):
It's a really interesting story.