October 10, 2025 • 29 mins
In their ongoing dispute with the Dooleys, someone left two bags of burning dogsh*t on the Beakam’s front patio. Malcom Esposito covers the Dodgers. Sign up for a Backstage Pass and enjoy Hours of exclusive content, Phil's new podcast, Classic podcasts, Bobbie Dooley's podcasts, special live streaming events and shows, and oh so very much more…
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Phil Henryshow dot Com. I hope you're all doing well.
We're gonna do a little baseball tonight. We have Malcolm Jack.
Speaker 3 (01:21):
And Malcolm mess Mesid who's over at Cecils in Pasadena.
It's the favorite watering pole of ours, and we're gonna
be talking to him now.
Speaker 2 (01:27):
The Dodgers are having a great gift. The Dodgers had
a great year. The Dodgers are now in the playoffs.
And you'll forgive us, folks, we're, you know, sort of
partial to the Dodgers. Although I haven't watched baseball. You
just got you're telling us that the pre show, Folks,
Phil's telling us he hasn't watched baseball, he hasn't watched football.
You basically said you don't care whether they live or die.
I never said any such thing. I said, I'm not interested. However,
(01:50):
I am sort of interested this year because the Dodgers
made it.
Speaker 3 (01:52):
Yeah, talking about fairweather fans, I'm.
Speaker 2 (01:54):
Not a Let me just clue you in on something,
Phil o Hole just a minute. I'm anything but a
fair weather fan. I lived and died with this team
since I was ten years old, okay, ten years old,
and they were my team. I cried when they lost
when I was and I was like in my thirties
(02:15):
when I cried when I cried when they lost when
I was like ten. But I just I've just kind
of moved past it. However, Malcolm Z Pasido, is that
Cecils and Pasaden is going to be reporting on that.
We also have Gus Beakham and but did you talk
to him? Yeah, I guess. Beacham, of course is with
the Agricultural of Miss Green.
Speaker 4 (02:30):
I talked to Gus Beakham earlier and Gus is joining
us on our newsmaker line.
Speaker 2 (02:35):
They're from Western the States.
Speaker 4 (02:37):
Gus, as you know, is the chairman of the Agricultural Committee,
not the agriculture Sorry.
Speaker 2 (02:42):
No, it's called the Architectural Committee.
Speaker 4 (02:44):
I'm sorry, Gus, Yes, the architectural and Gus has had
his run ins as we all know with the Duley's
Right now.
Speaker 2 (02:52):
Mister Beacam, I hear that you're in a bathtub, and
I was told that that would be fine. It was
a mention the baby, it's all right. We have said
you had a stressful day. I had a very stressful
day and I decided to take a tub two on wine.
And I had informed your producer and he said it
would be fine. It is fine. What happened today. What
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happened was my wife was at home alone. I was
at the office. I am an architect by trade, mister Andree.
This is why I volunteered for our architectural committee at
the Western of States, which is our home and the
community we live in. My wife this afternoon, at approximately
two fifteen, I think it was two fifteen, Honey, two sixteen,
(03:35):
opened the front door after hearing a doorbell. Now we
don't have because we're in a gated community, we don't
have a great many trades people or people just knocking
on doors. So she assumed it might have been a
neighbor or as someone who was with, you know, somebody
from the community center. She opened the door and I
immediately saw smoke and two paper bags that were on
(04:00):
the doorstep smoldering. Let me guess, well, would you say
you wanted to.
Speaker 3 (04:06):
Guess talk about dog dog doo dooo.
Speaker 2 (04:08):
It was, yes, it was two paper bags with dog. Well,
do you want to call it dog dodo? It was
dog excrement. It was on fire and was burning in
these two paper bags, and the smoke was enveloping the
front patio. And my wife was dutifully frightened by this
and retreated back into the house, immediately made a phone
(04:28):
call to me, and I was in my office. I
returned home. You got home to find what. I got
home and found that my wife had put this fire
out of this burning dog dog excrement. You can well
imagine when you try to stamp something like that, and
then the idea is, I suppose in the juvenile minds
of the people that do this sort of thing, when
you step on it to put it out, your foot
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is covered in this dog excrement. And that's what happened
to my wife. Shoe was wearing a open toe heeled shoes,
and she immediately bunk her foot about two inches to
three inches deep. Uh, some of it almost came up
ankle high on her stuck her foot right into a
big lump of it.
Speaker 4 (05:10):
I understand, Uh, mister Bigham, this is Margaret Gray. How's
your wife doing now?
Speaker 2 (05:14):
She was frightened to death, frightened to death and uh.
I came home, and I was so angry that I
called the police. Los Angeles County Sheriff came over, and
I immediately drew a tub for myself. You drew the
tub for yourself, you because of the yes. I was
a nervous wreck after I saw this. And your wife
(05:36):
she's she's fine, she's waiting at the door. She's going
to use the tub after me. We both we both
were very put off by this. She's going to use
the tub after you. Okay. Uh, Well, that that's your honey.
You're fine with that, aren't you? Uh huh. She turned
and walked away. It was very, very much a frightening experience,
(05:57):
one that was nerve wracking and one that I'll not
soon forget. Do you have any idea who would do this?
I have a pretty good idea, and I have been
in contact. Well. I talked to the sheriff about this,
and I'm not sure what there. I just told them
what I thought, and I can well imagine that they
(06:18):
probably paid a visit to the place that I think it's. Uh,
are we talking about the Dooley family. I don't want
to comment. I was asked by my attorney not to comment,
and because this is underacted, I don't want to say,
but I can well imagine the Duleies have three juvenile sons,
very active kids. By understanding, they're kind of pranksters, and
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they've been a problem in the neighborhood. And I can
well imagine them putting dog stuff into a bag setting
it on fire on my porch because of the conflict
that we've had here over the last several weeks with
the Duleys and this statue. All right, for those of
you that might be new to this conversation, the duties
were on our program here not too long ago, Bobby
and Steve Dooley, and they stab you some kind of
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a monument to their stewardship as Homeowners Association president and
vice president of the years. This was an art piece, right, well,
if you want to call it an art piece, you
can call it an art piece. It was upstatia basically
of her from the only the waist down, just and
we're supposed to take a look at her back, hind
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her ass, take a look at the ass. Hang it out.
It was a statue. Is it up? Is it still up? Yes,
it's up. And they settled on an engravement high something like, uh,
living high with a high rear end at Western Estates
say that again, that's what they put on the They
have this something on the statue on this monument living
(07:44):
high with the high rear end Western Estates. And those
of us who voted it down, we were out voted
by a majority of the homeowners. Some people apparently seem
to think that the Duleys can do no wrong. Some
people seem to think that the Duley's walk on water.
And I'm willing to go along with it. But the
thing I drawed the line at is for them to
(08:06):
light a bag of dog dog shit or whatever. I'm sorry,
excuse my language. It's a right. I understand it's been
stressful light a bag of dog dog do to doo dooo,
all right? And my wife goes ankle deep into it,
trying to put the fire out. And I got home
and I immediately drew a tub for myself. You you
were a nerve This was nerve wracking for you. What
(08:27):
about your wife? My wife was very scared, and as
I said, she's waiting to use I'll be out in
the minute, honey, she's waiting to use the tub. I
guess a gentleman would get out of the tub. I
don't know. Well, you know, it's interesting you got into
the tub. She's the one that put the fire out. Yeah.
The points what, well, the point would be.
Speaker 4 (08:42):
And I don't want to make a big thing out
of this. I think it's been stressful for both of
you that your wife is equally jangled nerve wise by
this event and probably could have used the tub before you.
Speaker 2 (08:55):
Well, I don't know. I'm looking at my wife right now.
She's turned to walk away again. Uh, I don't know. Oh,
I got home. I was the one that thought of
it first. When I got home, she was upset. She
was sitting on the couch. I got her a I went,
I got her a couple of tile and all, and
I called the sheriff and I sat down next to her,
and I after if she was okay, and she said
(09:17):
she was fine, but she she needed to sort of
rest a little bit. So I went immediately went into
the bathroom and drew a tub. Uh. And I stripped,
stripped down and got into it. And so, so you
were you were consoling your wife. I was not consoling.
I was consulting. I understand. So you were consoling your wife, Yes,
and then you went into the bathroom, drew a tub
(09:39):
for yourself and got into it. I drew the tub
originally was going to be for my wife, but as
it got to the top, as they do, we really
have to talk about this. It's interesting dynamics. So listen,
we are in complete sympathy with you and what you've
been through. But you drew this tub for your wife. Yes,
I drew the tub for my wife. And then I
looked at how inviting it looked, and you got and
(10:01):
you got naked and you got in. Who Who am
I speaking with things, Bud Dickman, that's Bud Dickman. Yes,
I get No, I stepped into fully close. Yes, I
got naked and I got in, and I was angry
and I was upset, and I found myself nude in
the in this tub, and I got to tell you,
I got into that tub. The first thing I did
is what I feel like doing right now, just going yeah,
(10:23):
you know, it felt good, the hot water of it
felt good. In fact, as long as we're on the
topic here, I got a there you go right there, Ah,
change the states. Nice, okay, mister Beacam, did you shut
that off? Please? Sir? Could you shut that off? Please, sir,
I appreciate it. We have a rule on the show.
(10:43):
I'm sorry you say something. Yes, we got a rule
on our show. When people are in the tub, we
don't like them running hot water and sounding like they're
having a sexual moment. I beg your pardon. I'm sorry, sir,
but that sounded okay. I'm telling you that that's and
I can well image to my wife when she when
she gets into the tub. I'll be done in a minute.
(11:04):
I got very upset. So your wife stepped into this
bag of burning dog stuff. You saw this, and you,
mister Henry, I think if you want to make an
issue out of who's in the bathtub, first, I suppose
I could talk to one of these shows on the
radio where they have, like the Howard Stern Show. I
(11:25):
could go on the Howard Stern Show. No, sir, you're
on the right show to talk about this. I'm just
I've just a little bit. All right, let's drop that
point and let's move on general. Yeah, okay, so you
got into the tub. Who do you suspect I told
you that my attorney, Well, we're gonna say it anyway.
The Dooleys, I have no comment, all right, So the
(11:46):
Doolies and you're talking about their three sons, Dylan, Seth
and Justin you suspect of having lit this bag of
dog stuff on fire. Why I won't comment other than
to say that the statue, the monument at the case
the King Kong Boulevard Main Gate is up with the
big rear end as I've described it to you, mister
(12:07):
Henry from the waist down a pair of jeans on
a high ass. All right, So that's Bobby Dooley. Yeah,
they won the fight. And then and the plaque says
living high with the high rear end, Living high with
the high rear end, meaning basically, you come here to
live and you're living with my high rear end. See it,
(12:29):
love it, Take a good long look at it as
you drive in, because that's who runs things. I resent
the hell out of it. Let me let me ask
you a question, sir. It seems to me that the ownership,
and not the ownership, the control of the Homeleitus Association
has spun away from you, or if it ever was
with you and is now with the Dulis. The Duley's
never lost control. Did they know the Dooleys have run
this place for twenty five years. There was a group
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of us who thought we could rest control from them,
and they still call the shots. Yes, they still call
the shots. The closest we came was bringing up a
vote on this high end end thing, and I guess,
uh you know the fact that we had the goal
to challenge the doolies. I'm sorry, mister Henry, but this
is really stressful for me. Just one Oh yeah, all right,
(13:13):
I'm turning off. Uh so I'll be out in the minute. Honey,
hold on for a minute, if you don't mind, miss Hendry. Okay,
we got to get what I with the pub wash
for you, but I'm in it now, all right. I
got to get out of the jub because my wife
wants to use the toub Well, I would think that
you would, sir. Your wife was the one that was afraid.
Your wife was the one that stepped, as you put it,
ankle deep into the dog stuff. Oh well, okay, well
(13:38):
look mister uh, mister Beacam, Never mind, mister Beacam, we're
still talking to you on the air. Okay. Uh, you know,
we can all be adults here. We're just saying it
seems like the Dulies have won this political fight that
you guys are stuck with the statue of her, of
her as you put her ass at the front of
the place. Where what's your next move? My next move
(14:01):
is putting this place up for sale and getting the
hell out. But my wife doesn't want that. She likes
it here. What are the police doing? You think the
police have visited the Dooley house. I don't know. I'm
sure that they've talked to those three boys and said, now,
don't you do They probably wagged a finger in their face,
and that's it. The Dooleys wheeled enormous power here at
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Western Estates. And as I mentioned to my wife tonight,
I said, we had a cell. She said no, he says,
you can leave if you want here, you can get
at the tubey, go ahead, yours. My wife's in the tub.
Now you happy? You people happy there? Yes, we are,
We're very happy. And we agree with your wife. You
shouldn't sell. You should stay there and just be a
little more humble about things. So we should stay there.
(14:43):
With Bobby Dooley's ass staring at me as I drive it,
what's that, my wife says? My wife says, I probably
would enjoy it. What do you think, honey about Bobby
Dooley's ass at the front door? She doesn't care. Well,
I'll tell you this right now. The boy's lighting dog shit.
Excuse me for saying, uh, well, that's exactly what they did.
If they did that at the behest of their mother
and father, then there's a serious trouble there. If this
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was just a prank, well, I think they did it
at the baas And what do you think of that? Honey?
You want to stay here even though they had their
sons come over here, like three bags of dog did do? Do?
Did you? Boy? My nerves are jangled? Can I get
back on the tub with you? Never mind? Okay?
Speaker 1 (15:22):
Uh?
Speaker 2 (15:22):
They yes, they lit three bags of dog stuff, three
bags of dogs doing taste stuff, lit it on fire.
And my wife's her foot in it, ankle deep.
Speaker 4 (15:33):
And a moment ago you said she was wearing open
toe yels and it might have covered the toes.
Speaker 2 (15:39):
Now you're saying ankle deep, that's honey, how deep did
your leg go into that? Dog's the dog to do?
I can't even say the word honey. She's ignoring me. Now.
I'm very sorry that I took up your time, mister Henry.
Oh no, it's no, no problem at all. It sounds
like you had you had a you got a beef
there with the dooleys. And I hope that the LA
Sheriff works this out. If it's just three, if it's
(16:01):
a stunt, burning dog crap. It scared the hell out
of your wife. It scared the hell out of my wife.
It scared me too. I'm sorry I was. I used
the tub before you did, Honey, I gotta get out
of here. She's just she flipped me off. I'm sorry
I used it not before it, but it it just
it was nerve wracking to see to have my wife
(16:22):
tell me that there was a bag of dog burning dog. Dude,
I can't even say the word burning, bag of dog excrement.
All right, I'm not going to take up any more
of your time. I thank you very much, mister Beacam
for being with us. Gus Beacam, the chairman of the
Agricultural The excuse me, I said it. I said it again.
I said what you said. The Agriate, the Architectural Committee,
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the Architectural Committee at Western Estates all the best to you, sir,
and uh I certainly am hope hopeful that your wife
is Okay. My wife's fine. She's in the tub right now.
I better get out of here. She told me to go. Yeah,
that guy, you know something. I came out first. I
was very sympathetic to him. But now he's in the
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tub before his wife. Yeah, he said.
Speaker 3 (17:06):
He told me on the line that when he found
out about the durning do the do do the burning
dog dodo doo? As he put it, Uh, what is
it with everybody? They can't say dog doo doo? Well,
the proper word is excrement, right, but nobody seems to
want to use that word to say dog stuff, dog
shit and now dog do do do?
Speaker 2 (17:23):
Do? Do do? Well? You're getting off from that. Oh,
it's ridiculous.
Speaker 3 (17:30):
Anyway, he said that, Uh, when he got home he
found out that his wife there was a burning bag
of dog do do do do?
Speaker 2 (17:37):
Do? Jesus okay, mister do do we'll get it right, man.
Speaker 3 (17:46):
God, when he found out there's a burning bag of
dog doo, he immediately pulled it. He pulled it, you know,
he pulled what He drew a tub for himself and
got in.
Speaker 2 (17:59):
What a discretion? Why is that laughing? At the consternation
of other people. I'm not laughing at their consternation. I'm
just laughing at the fact that his wife is the
one that discovered the burning dog stuff. He's the guy
that gets into a hot Anyway, we're gonna be right back, folks.
Malcolm Esposito's with the Dodgers baseball time, playoff time. The
Dodgers is the best team, the best team, Dodger team
(18:21):
in history. We don't mean to sound like a bunch
of homers around here, but they're playing the San Diego
Padres and we'll catch up this game obviously being played.
We're recording the show before the end of the game,
so we probably shouldn't have vopped. Don't mention it. Remember
what David said.
Speaker 3 (18:36):
Don't even David Holl's on a phone right now if
you want to talk to him.
Speaker 2 (18:40):
Holy Jesus, hey, David, how you doing, man? Phil, I
just want to see it probably in pitchpate. Don't mention
that the game's being played. If we got to talk
about the playoffs, that's fine. Talk about the Dodgers, that's fine.
But don't mention, hey, right now, there's a game, because
people are gonna want to know what the score of
the game is, right, I understand I made a big mistake.
All right, get that kid off of by before I
(19:00):
look you? Is that it? Yeah? I just hung up
on him. Don't hang up on people until we're gonna
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(20:05):
so California. Malcolm Esposito is at Cecils in Pasadena, and
we're going to talk to Malcolm about baseball. You know, Malcolm,
I tell you something. I grew up a Dodger fan,
and I love the Dodgers all of my life. At
the time, I was a little kid, and I think
I indicated this is the beginning of the show. As
I've gotten I've just I've lost interest in baseball. I've
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lost interest in football, and basically my thing now is
soccer and hockey. So to have the greatest Dodger team
or the best record at least of any Dodger team
played this year, it's kind of whack. Well, mister Henrytt,
I tell you, I understand, uh completely. I know that
you've would followed the Dodgers a lot longer than I
fallow Dodger. I'm not cover. I don't come from California,
(20:48):
come for Arizona and the only and the only team
we have in Arizona. It's a it's a it's a
it's an Arizona Diamondbacks, and that's it's not the same.
It's not the same thing. They don't have the hair three,
you don't have the tradition, you don't have the fightment,
you know, the fighting of the baseball. So the Dodgers,
this Dodger team, with the great record that they have,
(21:08):
obviously everybody expects them to win the World Series. Huh, well,
this is the Dodgers have won. And always talks about Wikipedia.
You know, the Dodgers have won nineteen Here's here's the
World Series. What the Dodgers won. They won the World
World Series of twenty twenty. They won a World Series
of eighty eight, World Series of eighty one, nineteen fifty
I think nineteen fifty five, nineteen sixty three, nineteen fifty nine,
(21:29):
and nineteen fifty five is the ones. This is the
best record they've had. This is this is the best
record that any Dodger team has ever had in the
history of it. Dodgers won one hundred and eleven games
in the in the twenty twenty two season. That's the
fourth bost in all in in a season of all
the times that baseball have been played. That's a second
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National League team to win at least one hundred and
eleven games the nineteen oh six Cups could set the
all time record one hundred and sixteen and the National
League dates the eight teen seventy six, when major league
history begins. So this no small sample, mister Henry. Okay,
mister Henry, Yeah, you know I'm listening to you. Yeah. So, uh,
how what's is this the best record any Dodger team
(22:12):
has had? Well, print this year, they're just six seasons
of one hundred and ten or more wins in Major
League Baseball in just two in the previous sixty seven
years by the two thousand and one Mariners and the
nineteen ninety eight Yankees. That's not the private season, just
two the sixth seasons of one hundred ten or more.
So obviously, this is the best record of any Dodger team. Well,
(22:35):
I don't know. I mean the most wins in the
season in Major League Baseball history, Okay, in nineteen oh
six Cups from one hundred and sixteen. Well, it's gotta be,
because if it's one of the top teams of all time. Well,
hold on for a minute. There was one hundred and
fifteen and nineteen oh six of the Chicago cub and
that in two thousand and one, the Fattle Mariners won
one hundred and fifteen. In nineteen ninety eight Yankees won
(22:57):
a hundred fourteen. In twenty twenty two, the Brookland Dodgers
the Los Angeles Dodgers. Yeah, I mean, I mean, I mean,
I mean, I mean, Los Angeles Dodgers won one hundred eleven.
In nineteen fifty four, the Cleveland Indians won one hundred eleven.
That's before they become the Cleveland Guardians, which is what
they is now. In nineteen twenty seven, the New York
Yankees won one hundred and ten, and in nineteen oh nine,
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the New York Yankees won one hundred and ten. In
nineteen oh nine, the New York Yankees, I mean, I'm sorry.
In nineteen oh nine, the Pittsburgh Pirates won one hundred
and ten. Okay, So therefore that's the most wins by
any Dodger team in history, if that's what you're asking. Yeah,
well that was the question. Yes, Okay, So that's a phenomenal,
phenomenal thing. The Dodgers are fourth all time. Now, how
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do they stand against the San Diego Podre team. Well,
you know, it's an interesting thing that there a lot
of people are saying, you know, they better watch their stuff.
They better watch their you know, they better watch their
you know what starts with an A and ends with
a S. You know, better watch your a s s
oh against the San Diego Podres because the Padres as
a surging team and the Dodgers must be very very cautious.
(24:03):
You know, I read that the exact say, I read
that exact headline in Forbes. Well I did do? I
mean I was read b reading from the article. So
don't read from the article. I mean, so what just
to your observation, what do you think about the San
Diego Podres and their chances? Well, that Dodgers finished the
twenty twenty two regular season with one hundred eleven, the
best record of Major League Baseball. They finished twenty two
(24:25):
games ahead of the San Diego pod Raids. Okay, okay,
missenter you there, I'm right here. Yeah, okay, man, I
don't care. But so uh now, after after watching the
nationally Wildcard Series from the sidelines due to their first
first round by, the Dodgers are going to face the
pod Rais. And I'll tell you, even though they defeated
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the pod Rays in fourteen of nineteen games, they played
this past season. The Podres a surgeon. And you know,
playoff baseball is different from just the regular season baseball
because you gotta have your stuff together. You gotta be
you gotta understand, you gotta have it together. All right, Well,
we all understand the playoffs base playoffs in any sport
are a different season. That's right, it's a different season.
(25:09):
And this the San Diego Podres.
Speaker 3 (25:11):
Who cares man San Diego pod twenty two games? They
beat him by. You don't think but that the Dodgers
can let down and lose. No, They're not gonna lose
twenty two games. They're so much better in this team.
If the Dodgers, you know, decided to go out and
drink every night before every game and came in the
game hungover and couldn't like half the guys couldn't play,
they still beat them.
Speaker 2 (25:32):
Are you nuts for something? You must be done? Say
something like that.
Speaker 3 (25:36):
No, I swear to God, that's how bad. That's how
good this Dodger team is. I'm not saying that Padres
is bad, but that's how good this Dodger team is.
The Dodgers can go out and last night before they
play this game and drink until they're vomiting, and they
and they're sick, and there's vomiting. The dugout and half
the guys and then they go, Okay, you guys, the
other half that isn't vomiting, you go play and they
(25:58):
would beat the Podras. I ten runs maybe, Oh get real?
Speaker 2 (26:02):
Will you? Are you not for something? You must see
out of your mind? God, man, I want you to
laugh like a man. Oh my god, you you. I
wish you were here. I wish you were in this
bar right now, dickman, So we could put some money
down on this.
Speaker 3 (26:16):
I'll put some money down on it right now. I
see the Dodgers win a series. I see they sweep them.
Speaker 2 (26:22):
Oh my god, you really think the DU's gonna sweep them.
I don't want any guys, no no betting calling you guys,
because neither one of you idiots knows what you're talking about.
What you call an idiot, I'm sorry, I mean neither
one of you guys. I think Bud is probably right, though, Malcolm.
I think the Dodgers are gonna be I don't know
they're gonna swep them, but the Dodgers are gonna probably
beat the pod Raised The Podrais are coming in and
(26:44):
they haven't just beat the New York Mets, say have them?
So what you're saying, why don't you calm down? Malcolm? Well,
I just I just think that you have to take
all things consideration. I kind of see malcolm side of this.
The Podrais are surging as they as the headline said,
and they've got the success of this Mets series under
their belt. They're gonna come in with a lot of confidence.
Speaker 3 (27:03):
The Dodgers are coming into the game well rested. They
watched that series. Yeah whatever, They're gonna come in, Yeah,
and it'll just like be a it be one bat
turl after they says yeah, bat twirl, yeah, bat turl.
Speaker 2 (27:15):
Oh my god? You think you see You think they're
gonna just hit dinger after dinger after dingers? Yeah? I
think they could. They probably could. Don't go making predictions
like an idiot, dinger after dinger. But you think that
the pottery's gonna shot there, Malcolm, hunh, The no question
in my mind, the pottery's gonna shot. Hey, mister Henry,
you remember last seven what happened to Florida Panther the
Florida pants is Remember that Yes, the Panthers came into
(27:37):
the playoffs over confident. Well, actually, I don't think they
came in over confident. They came in with a great team,
a great regular season, but the playoffs are different. The
playoffs are different.
Speaker 3 (27:46):
There you go, Okay, so what Dodgers got plenty of
postseason play on an airbelt as a franchise.
Speaker 2 (27:52):
Who get the damn man? With the franchises of these
players these guys have done. Don't have the same experience
the play the doe, but they're not the same experience.
All right, Well, well we're gonna have to wait and see,
and as David said to me, don't go predicting the
outcome of games until the outcome of games. Thank you
very much, Malcolm for being with us. Have yourself a
good time, and I guess have yourself a cold beer. Yeah,
(28:14):
I'm gonna have a cold beery. I'm a gonna sit
here and think about what you were saying. Dickman, laughing
my ass off that stuff you're talking about. I'm laughing
my ass out of stuff you're talking about. Well, I'm
laughing my ass off the stuff in you. Thank you
very much. Yeah, you got it up. I could if
I could have cut you off. I would have. And
thank you, folks for listening to the world famous Phil
Henry Show. Well famous Phil Henry Show executive produced by me,
(28:38):
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and tune in tomorrow night. Either or tomorrow we'll find
out who won the Dodger Podre game. I think we
sounded a little bit like Homer's then we shouldn't. We
know there's a lot of Padre fans out there, and
we do respect you, and I frankly don't care who wins.
I might as well be a San Diego Padre fan.
That's the net your job. We'll give you that job, Margaret,
(28:59):
you can root the Podres good. I'm very happy to
be a Podre fan. What are you looking at when
looking at you? Man? I already anyway, we'll see you
guys tomorrow. Mm hmm
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And Malcolm mess Mesid who's over at Cecils in Pasadena.
It's the favorite watering pole of ours, and we're gonna
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The Dodgers are having a great gift. The Dodgers had
a great year. The Dodgers are now in the playoffs.
And you'll forgive us, folks, we're, you know, sort of
partial to the Dodgers. Although I haven't watched baseball. You
just got you're telling us that the pre show, Folks,
Phil's telling us he hasn't watched baseball, he hasn't watched football.
You basically said you don't care whether they live or die.
I never said any such thing. I said, I'm not interested. However,
(01:50):
I am sort of interested this year because the Dodgers
made it.
Speaker 3 (01:52):
Yeah, talking about fairweather fans, I'm.
Speaker 2 (01:54):
Not a Let me just clue you in on something,
Phil o Hole just a minute. I'm anything but a
fair weather fan. I lived and died with this team
since I was ten years old, okay, ten years old,
and they were my team. I cried when they lost
when I was and I was like in my thirties
(02:15):
when I cried when I cried when they lost when
I was like ten. But I just I've just kind
of moved past it. However, Malcolm Z Pasido, is that
Cecils and Pasaden is going to be reporting on that.
We also have Gus Beakham and but did you talk
to him? Yeah, I guess. Beacham, of course is with
the Agricultural of Miss Green.
Speaker 4 (02:30):
I talked to Gus Beakham earlier and Gus is joining
us on our newsmaker line.
Speaker 2 (02:35):
They're from Western the States.
Speaker 4 (02:37):
Gus, as you know, is the chairman of the Agricultural Committee,
not the agriculture Sorry.
Speaker 2 (02:42):
No, it's called the Architectural Committee.
Speaker 4 (02:44):
I'm sorry, Gus, Yes, the architectural and Gus has had
his run ins as we all know with the Duley's
Right now.
Speaker 2 (02:52):
Mister Beacam, I hear that you're in a bathtub, and
I was told that that would be fine. It was
a mention the baby, it's all right. We have said
you had a stressful day. I had a very stressful
day and I decided to take a tub two on wine.
And I had informed your producer and he said it
would be fine. It is fine. What happened today. What
(03:14):
happened was my wife was at home alone. I was
at the office. I am an architect by trade, mister Andree.
This is why I volunteered for our architectural committee at
the Western of States, which is our home and the
community we live in. My wife this afternoon, at approximately
two fifteen, I think it was two fifteen, Honey, two sixteen,
(03:35):
opened the front door after hearing a doorbell. Now we
don't have because we're in a gated community, we don't
have a great many trades people or people just knocking
on doors. So she assumed it might have been a
neighbor or as someone who was with, you know, somebody
from the community center. She opened the door and I
immediately saw smoke and two paper bags that were on
(04:00):
the doorstep smoldering. Let me guess, well, would you say
you wanted to.
Speaker 3 (04:06):
Guess talk about dog dog doo dooo.
Speaker 2 (04:08):
It was, yes, it was two paper bags with dog. Well,
do you want to call it dog dodo? It was
dog excrement. It was on fire and was burning in
these two paper bags, and the smoke was enveloping the
front patio. And my wife was dutifully frightened by this
and retreated back into the house, immediately made a phone
(04:28):
call to me, and I was in my office. I
returned home. You got home to find what. I got
home and found that my wife had put this fire
out of this burning dog dog excrement. You can well
imagine when you try to stamp something like that, and
then the idea is, I suppose in the juvenile minds
of the people that do this sort of thing, when
you step on it to put it out, your foot
(04:51):
is covered in this dog excrement. And that's what happened
to my wife. Shoe was wearing a open toe heeled shoes,
and she immediately bunk her foot about two inches to
three inches deep. Uh, some of it almost came up
ankle high on her stuck her foot right into a
big lump of it.
Speaker 4 (05:10):
I understand, Uh, mister Bigham, this is Margaret Gray. How's
your wife doing now?
Speaker 2 (05:14):
She was frightened to death, frightened to death and uh.
I came home, and I was so angry that I
called the police. Los Angeles County Sheriff came over, and
I immediately drew a tub for myself. You drew the
tub for yourself, you because of the yes. I was
a nervous wreck after I saw this. And your wife
(05:36):
she's she's fine, she's waiting at the door. She's going
to use the tub after me. We both we both
were very put off by this. She's going to use
the tub after you. Okay. Uh, Well, that that's your honey.
You're fine with that, aren't you? Uh huh. She turned
and walked away. It was very, very much a frightening experience,
(05:57):
one that was nerve wracking and one that I'll not
soon forget. Do you have any idea who would do this?
I have a pretty good idea, and I have been
in contact. Well. I talked to the sheriff about this,
and I'm not sure what there. I just told them
what I thought, and I can well imagine that they
(06:18):
probably paid a visit to the place that I think it's. Uh,
are we talking about the Dooley family. I don't want
to comment. I was asked by my attorney not to comment,
and because this is underacted, I don't want to say,
but I can well imagine the Duleies have three juvenile sons,
very active kids. By understanding, they're kind of pranksters, and
(06:39):
they've been a problem in the neighborhood. And I can
well imagine them putting dog stuff into a bag setting
it on fire on my porch because of the conflict
that we've had here over the last several weeks with
the Duleys and this statue. All right, for those of
you that might be new to this conversation, the duties
were on our program here not too long ago, Bobby
and Steve Dooley, and they stab you some kind of
(07:01):
a monument to their stewardship as Homeowners Association president and
vice president of the years. This was an art piece, right, well,
if you want to call it an art piece, you
can call it an art piece. It was upstatia basically
of her from the only the waist down, just and
we're supposed to take a look at her back, hind
(07:22):
her ass, take a look at the ass. Hang it out.
It was a statue. Is it up? Is it still up? Yes,
it's up. And they settled on an engravement high something like, uh,
living high with a high rear end at Western Estates
say that again, that's what they put on the They
have this something on the statue on this monument living
(07:44):
high with the high rear end Western Estates. And those
of us who voted it down, we were out voted
by a majority of the homeowners. Some people apparently seem
to think that the Duleys can do no wrong. Some
people seem to think that the Duley's walk on water.
And I'm willing to go along with it. But the
thing I drawed the line at is for them to
(08:06):
light a bag of dog dog shit or whatever. I'm sorry,
excuse my language. It's a right. I understand it's been
stressful light a bag of dog dog do to doo dooo,
all right? And my wife goes ankle deep into it,
trying to put the fire out. And I got home
and I immediately drew a tub for myself. You you
were a nerve This was nerve wracking for you. What
(08:27):
about your wife? My wife was very scared, and as
I said, she's waiting to use I'll be out in
the minute, honey, she's waiting to use the tub. I
guess a gentleman would get out of the tub. I
don't know. Well, you know, it's interesting you got into
the tub. She's the one that put the fire out. Yeah.
The points what, well, the point would be.
Speaker 4 (08:42):
And I don't want to make a big thing out
of this. I think it's been stressful for both of
you that your wife is equally jangled nerve wise by
this event and probably could have used the tub before you.
Speaker 2 (08:55):
Well, I don't know. I'm looking at my wife right now.
She's turned to walk away again. Uh, I don't know. Oh,
I got home. I was the one that thought of
it first. When I got home, she was upset. She
was sitting on the couch. I got her a I went,
I got her a couple of tile and all, and
I called the sheriff and I sat down next to her,
and I after if she was okay, and she said
(09:17):
she was fine, but she she needed to sort of
rest a little bit. So I went immediately went into
the bathroom and drew a tub. Uh. And I stripped,
stripped down and got into it. And so, so you
were you were consoling your wife. I was not consoling.
I was consulting. I understand. So you were consoling your wife, Yes,
and then you went into the bathroom, drew a tub
(09:39):
for yourself and got into it. I drew the tub
originally was going to be for my wife, but as
it got to the top, as they do, we really
have to talk about this. It's interesting dynamics. So listen,
we are in complete sympathy with you and what you've
been through. But you drew this tub for your wife. Yes,
I drew the tub for my wife. And then I
looked at how inviting it looked, and you got and
(10:01):
you got naked and you got in. Who Who am
I speaking with things, Bud Dickman, that's Bud Dickman. Yes,
I get No, I stepped into fully close. Yes, I
got naked and I got in, and I was angry
and I was upset, and I found myself nude in
the in this tub, and I got to tell you,
I got into that tub. The first thing I did
is what I feel like doing right now, just going yeah,
(10:23):
you know, it felt good, the hot water of it
felt good. In fact, as long as we're on the
topic here, I got a there you go right there, Ah,
change the states. Nice, okay, mister Beacam, did you shut
that off? Please? Sir? Could you shut that off? Please, sir,
I appreciate it. We have a rule on the show.
(10:43):
I'm sorry you say something. Yes, we got a rule
on our show. When people are in the tub, we
don't like them running hot water and sounding like they're
having a sexual moment. I beg your pardon. I'm sorry, sir,
but that sounded okay. I'm telling you that that's and
I can well image to my wife when she when
she gets into the tub. I'll be done in a minute.
(11:04):
I got very upset. So your wife stepped into this
bag of burning dog stuff. You saw this, and you,
mister Henry, I think if you want to make an
issue out of who's in the bathtub, first, I suppose
I could talk to one of these shows on the
radio where they have, like the Howard Stern Show. I
(11:25):
could go on the Howard Stern Show. No, sir, you're
on the right show to talk about this. I'm just
I've just a little bit. All right, let's drop that
point and let's move on general. Yeah, okay, so you
got into the tub. Who do you suspect I told
you that my attorney, Well, we're gonna say it anyway.
The Dooleys, I have no comment, all right, So the
(11:46):
Doolies and you're talking about their three sons, Dylan, Seth
and Justin you suspect of having lit this bag of
dog stuff on fire. Why I won't comment other than
to say that the statue, the monument at the case
the King Kong Boulevard Main Gate is up with the
big rear end as I've described it to you, mister
(12:07):
Henry from the waist down a pair of jeans on
a high ass. All right, So that's Bobby Dooley. Yeah,
they won the fight. And then and the plaque says
living high with the high rear end, Living high with
the high rear end, meaning basically, you come here to
live and you're living with my high rear end. See it,
(12:29):
love it, Take a good long look at it as
you drive in, because that's who runs things. I resent
the hell out of it. Let me let me ask
you a question, sir. It seems to me that the ownership,
and not the ownership, the control of the Homeleitus Association
has spun away from you, or if it ever was
with you and is now with the Dulis. The Duley's
never lost control. Did they know the Dooleys have run
this place for twenty five years. There was a group
(12:50):
of us who thought we could rest control from them,
and they still call the shots. Yes, they still call
the shots. The closest we came was bringing up a
vote on this high end end thing, and I guess,
uh you know the fact that we had the goal
to challenge the doolies. I'm sorry, mister Henry, but this
is really stressful for me. Just one Oh yeah, all right,
(13:13):
I'm turning off. Uh so I'll be out in the minute. Honey,
hold on for a minute, if you don't mind, miss Hendry. Okay,
we got to get what I with the pub wash
for you, but I'm in it now, all right. I
got to get out of the jub because my wife
wants to use the toub Well, I would think that
you would, sir. Your wife was the one that was afraid.
Your wife was the one that stepped, as you put it,
ankle deep into the dog stuff. Oh well, okay, well
(13:38):
look mister uh, mister Beacam, Never mind, mister Beacam, we're
still talking to you on the air. Okay. Uh, you know,
we can all be adults here. We're just saying it
seems like the Dulies have won this political fight that
you guys are stuck with the statue of her, of
her as you put her ass at the front of
the place. Where what's your next move? My next move
(14:01):
is putting this place up for sale and getting the
hell out. But my wife doesn't want that. She likes
it here. What are the police doing? You think the
police have visited the Dooley house. I don't know. I'm
sure that they've talked to those three boys and said, now,
don't you do They probably wagged a finger in their face,
and that's it. The Dooleys wheeled enormous power here at
(14:21):
Western Estates. And as I mentioned to my wife tonight,
I said, we had a cell. She said no, he says,
you can leave if you want here, you can get
at the tubey, go ahead, yours. My wife's in the tub.
Now you happy? You people happy there? Yes, we are,
We're very happy. And we agree with your wife. You
shouldn't sell. You should stay there and just be a
little more humble about things. So we should stay there.
(14:43):
With Bobby Dooley's ass staring at me as I drive it,
what's that, my wife says? My wife says, I probably
would enjoy it. What do you think, honey about Bobby
Dooley's ass at the front door? She doesn't care. Well,
I'll tell you this right now. The boy's lighting dog shit.
Excuse me for saying, uh, well, that's exactly what they did.
If they did that at the behest of their mother
and father, then there's a serious trouble there. If this
(15:06):
was just a prank, well, I think they did it
at the baas And what do you think of that? Honey?
You want to stay here even though they had their
sons come over here, like three bags of dog did do? Do?
Did you? Boy? My nerves are jangled? Can I get
back on the tub with you? Never mind? Okay?
Speaker 1 (15:22):
Uh?
Speaker 2 (15:22):
They yes, they lit three bags of dog stuff, three
bags of dogs doing taste stuff, lit it on fire.
And my wife's her foot in it, ankle deep.
Speaker 4 (15:33):
And a moment ago you said she was wearing open
toe yels and it might have covered the toes.
Speaker 2 (15:39):
Now you're saying ankle deep, that's honey, how deep did
your leg go into that? Dog's the dog to do?
I can't even say the word honey. She's ignoring me. Now.
I'm very sorry that I took up your time, mister Henry.
Oh no, it's no, no problem at all. It sounds
like you had you had a you got a beef
there with the dooleys. And I hope that the LA
Sheriff works this out. If it's just three, if it's
(16:01):
a stunt, burning dog crap. It scared the hell out
of your wife. It scared the hell out of my wife.
It scared me too. I'm sorry I was. I used
the tub before you did, Honey, I gotta get out
of here. She's just she flipped me off. I'm sorry
I used it not before it, but it it just
it was nerve wracking to see to have my wife
(16:22):
tell me that there was a bag of dog burning dog. Dude,
I can't even say the word burning, bag of dog excrement.
All right, I'm not going to take up any more
of your time. I thank you very much, mister Beacam
for being with us. Gus Beacam, the chairman of the
Agricultural The excuse me, I said it. I said it again.
I said what you said. The Agriate, the Architectural Committee,
(16:43):
the Architectural Committee at Western Estates all the best to you, sir,
and uh I certainly am hope hopeful that your wife
is Okay. My wife's fine. She's in the tub right now.
I better get out of here. She told me to go. Yeah,
that guy, you know something. I came out first. I
was very sympathetic to him. But now he's in the
(17:04):
tub before his wife. Yeah, he said.
Speaker 3 (17:06):
He told me on the line that when he found
out about the durning do the do do the burning
dog dodo doo? As he put it, Uh, what is
it with everybody? They can't say dog doo doo? Well,
the proper word is excrement, right, but nobody seems to
want to use that word to say dog stuff, dog
shit and now dog do do do?
Speaker 2 (17:23):
Do? Do do? Well? You're getting off from that. Oh,
it's ridiculous.
Speaker 3 (17:30):
Anyway, he said that, Uh, when he got home he
found out that his wife there was a burning bag
of dog do do do do?
Speaker 2 (17:37):
Do? Jesus okay, mister do do we'll get it right, man.
Speaker 3 (17:46):
God, when he found out there's a burning bag of
dog doo, he immediately pulled it. He pulled it, you know,
he pulled what He drew a tub for himself and
got in.
Speaker 2 (17:59):
What a discretion? Why is that laughing? At the consternation
of other people. I'm not laughing at their consternation. I'm
just laughing at the fact that his wife is the
one that discovered the burning dog stuff. He's the guy
that gets into a hot Anyway, we're gonna be right back, folks.
Malcolm Esposito's with the Dodgers baseball time, playoff time. The
Dodgers is the best team, the best team, Dodger team
(18:21):
in history. We don't mean to sound like a bunch
of homers around here, but they're playing the San Diego
Padres and we'll catch up this game obviously being played.
We're recording the show before the end of the game,
so we probably shouldn't have vopped. Don't mention it. Remember
what David said.
Speaker 3 (18:36):
Don't even David Holl's on a phone right now if
you want to talk to him.
Speaker 2 (18:40):
Holy Jesus, hey, David, how you doing, man? Phil, I
just want to see it probably in pitchpate. Don't mention
that the game's being played. If we got to talk
about the playoffs, that's fine. Talk about the Dodgers, that's fine.
But don't mention, hey, right now, there's a game, because
people are gonna want to know what the score of
the game is, right, I understand I made a big mistake.
All right, get that kid off of by before I
(19:00):
look you? Is that it? Yeah? I just hung up
on him. Don't hang up on people until we're gonna
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(20:05):
so California. Malcolm Esposito is at Cecils in Pasadena, and
we're going to talk to Malcolm about baseball. You know, Malcolm,
I tell you something. I grew up a Dodger fan,
and I love the Dodgers all of my life. At
the time, I was a little kid, and I think
I indicated this is the beginning of the show. As
I've gotten I've just I've lost interest in baseball. I've
(20:26):
lost interest in football, and basically my thing now is
soccer and hockey. So to have the greatest Dodger team
or the best record at least of any Dodger team
played this year, it's kind of whack. Well, mister Henrytt,
I tell you, I understand, uh completely. I know that
you've would followed the Dodgers a lot longer than I
fallow Dodger. I'm not cover. I don't come from California,
(20:48):
come for Arizona and the only and the only team
we have in Arizona. It's a it's a it's a
it's an Arizona Diamondbacks, and that's it's not the same.
It's not the same thing. They don't have the hair three,
you don't have the tradition, you don't have the fightment,
you know, the fighting of the baseball. So the Dodgers,
this Dodger team, with the great record that they have,
(21:08):
obviously everybody expects them to win the World Series. Huh, well,
this is the Dodgers have won. And always talks about Wikipedia.
You know, the Dodgers have won nineteen Here's here's the
World Series. What the Dodgers won. They won the World
World Series of twenty twenty. They won a World Series
of eighty eight, World Series of eighty one, nineteen fifty
I think nineteen fifty five, nineteen sixty three, nineteen fifty nine,
(21:29):
and nineteen fifty five is the ones. This is the
best record they've had. This is this is the best
record that any Dodger team has ever had in the
history of it. Dodgers won one hundred and eleven games
in the in the twenty twenty two season. That's the
fourth bost in all in in a season of all
the times that baseball have been played. That's a second
(21:50):
National League team to win at least one hundred and
eleven games the nineteen oh six Cups could set the
all time record one hundred and sixteen and the National
League dates the eight teen seventy six, when major league
history begins. So this no small sample, mister Henry. Okay,
mister Henry, Yeah, you know I'm listening to you. Yeah. So, uh,
how what's is this the best record any Dodger team
(22:12):
has had? Well, print this year, they're just six seasons
of one hundred and ten or more wins in Major
League Baseball in just two in the previous sixty seven
years by the two thousand and one Mariners and the
nineteen ninety eight Yankees. That's not the private season, just
two the sixth seasons of one hundred ten or more.
So obviously, this is the best record of any Dodger team. Well,
(22:35):
I don't know. I mean the most wins in the
season in Major League Baseball history, Okay, in nineteen oh
six Cups from one hundred and sixteen. Well, it's gotta be,
because if it's one of the top teams of all time. Well,
hold on for a minute. There was one hundred and
fifteen and nineteen oh six of the Chicago cub and
that in two thousand and one, the Fattle Mariners won
one hundred and fifteen. In nineteen ninety eight Yankees won
(22:57):
a hundred fourteen. In twenty twenty two, the Brookland Dodgers
the Los Angeles Dodgers. Yeah, I mean, I mean, I mean,
I mean, I mean, Los Angeles Dodgers won one hundred eleven.
In nineteen fifty four, the Cleveland Indians won one hundred eleven.
That's before they become the Cleveland Guardians, which is what
they is now. In nineteen twenty seven, the New York
Yankees won one hundred and ten, and in nineteen oh nine,
(23:18):
the New York Yankees won one hundred and ten. In
nineteen oh nine, the New York Yankees, I mean, I'm sorry.
In nineteen oh nine, the Pittsburgh Pirates won one hundred
and ten. Okay, So therefore that's the most wins by
any Dodger team in history, if that's what you're asking. Yeah,
well that was the question. Yes, Okay, So that's a phenomenal,
phenomenal thing. The Dodgers are fourth all time. Now, how
(23:40):
do they stand against the San Diego Podre team. Well,
you know, it's an interesting thing that there a lot
of people are saying, you know, they better watch their stuff.
They better watch their you know, they better watch their
you know what starts with an A and ends with
a S. You know, better watch your a s s
oh against the San Diego Podres because the Padres as
a surging team and the Dodgers must be very very cautious.
(24:03):
You know, I read that the exact say, I read
that exact headline in Forbes. Well I did do? I
mean I was read b reading from the article. So
don't read from the article. I mean, so what just
to your observation, what do you think about the San
Diego Podres and their chances? Well, that Dodgers finished the
twenty twenty two regular season with one hundred eleven, the
best record of Major League Baseball. They finished twenty two
(24:25):
games ahead of the San Diego pod Raids. Okay, okay,
missenter you there, I'm right here. Yeah, okay, man, I
don't care. But so uh now, after after watching the
nationally Wildcard Series from the sidelines due to their first
first round by, the Dodgers are going to face the
pod Rais. And I'll tell you, even though they defeated
(24:47):
the pod Rays in fourteen of nineteen games, they played
this past season. The Podres a surgeon. And you know,
playoff baseball is different from just the regular season baseball
because you gotta have your stuff together. You gotta be
you gotta understand, you gotta have it together. All right, Well,
we all understand the playoffs base playoffs in any sport
are a different season. That's right, it's a different season.
(25:09):
And this the San Diego Podres.
Speaker 3 (25:11):
Who cares man San Diego pod twenty two games? They
beat him by. You don't think but that the Dodgers
can let down and lose. No, They're not gonna lose
twenty two games. They're so much better in this team.
If the Dodgers, you know, decided to go out and
drink every night before every game and came in the
game hungover and couldn't like half the guys couldn't play,
they still beat them.
Speaker 2 (25:32):
Are you nuts for something? You must be done? Say
something like that.
Speaker 3 (25:36):
No, I swear to God, that's how bad. That's how
good this Dodger team is. I'm not saying that Padres
is bad, but that's how good this Dodger team is.
The Dodgers can go out and last night before they
play this game and drink until they're vomiting, and they
and they're sick, and there's vomiting. The dugout and half
the guys and then they go, Okay, you guys, the
other half that isn't vomiting, you go play and they
(25:58):
would beat the Podras. I ten runs maybe, Oh get real?
Speaker 2 (26:02):
Will you? Are you not for something? You must see
out of your mind? God, man, I want you to
laugh like a man. Oh my god, you you. I
wish you were here. I wish you were in this
bar right now, dickman, So we could put some money
down on this.
Speaker 3 (26:16):
I'll put some money down on it right now. I
see the Dodgers win a series. I see they sweep them.
Speaker 2 (26:22):
Oh my god, you really think the DU's gonna sweep them.
I don't want any guys, no no betting calling you guys,
because neither one of you idiots knows what you're talking about.
What you call an idiot, I'm sorry, I mean neither
one of you guys. I think Bud is probably right, though, Malcolm.
I think the Dodgers are gonna be I don't know
they're gonna swep them, but the Dodgers are gonna probably
beat the pod Raised The Podrais are coming in and
(26:44):
they haven't just beat the New York Mets, say have them?
So what you're saying, why don't you calm down? Malcolm? Well,
I just I just think that you have to take
all things consideration. I kind of see malcolm side of this.
The Podrais are surging as they as the headline said,
and they've got the success of this Mets series under
their belt. They're gonna come in with a lot of confidence.
Speaker 3 (27:03):
The Dodgers are coming into the game well rested. They
watched that series. Yeah whatever, They're gonna come in, Yeah,
and it'll just like be a it be one bat
turl after they says yeah, bat twirl, yeah, bat turl.
Speaker 2 (27:15):
Oh my god? You think you see You think they're
gonna just hit dinger after dinger after dingers? Yeah? I
think they could. They probably could. Don't go making predictions
like an idiot, dinger after dinger. But you think that
the pottery's gonna shot there, Malcolm, hunh, The no question
in my mind, the pottery's gonna shot. Hey, mister Henry,
you remember last seven what happened to Florida Panther the
Florida pants is Remember that Yes, the Panthers came into
(27:37):
the playoffs over confident. Well, actually, I don't think they
came in over confident. They came in with a great team,
a great regular season, but the playoffs are different. The
playoffs are different.
Speaker 3 (27:46):
There you go, Okay, so what Dodgers got plenty of
postseason play on an airbelt as a franchise.
Speaker 2 (27:52):
Who get the damn man? With the franchises of these
players these guys have done. Don't have the same experience
the play the doe, but they're not the same experience.
All right, Well, well we're gonna have to wait and see,
and as David said to me, don't go predicting the
outcome of games until the outcome of games. Thank you
very much, Malcolm for being with us. Have yourself a
good time, and I guess have yourself a cold beer. Yeah,
(28:14):
I'm gonna have a cold beery. I'm a gonna sit
here and think about what you were saying. Dickman, laughing
my ass off that stuff you're talking about. I'm laughing
my ass out of stuff you're talking about. Well, I'm
laughing my ass off the stuff in you. Thank you
very much. Yeah, you got it up. I could if
I could have cut you off. I would have. And
thank you, folks for listening to the world famous Phil
Henry Show. Well famous Phil Henry Show executive produced by me,
(28:38):
Phil Henry for Seapury Incorporated. Alrights preserved on podcast one
and tune in tomorrow night. Either or tomorrow we'll find
out who won the Dodger Podre game. I think we
sounded a little bit like Homer's then we shouldn't. We
know there's a lot of Padre fans out there, and
we do respect you, and I frankly don't care who wins.
I might as well be a San Diego Padre fan.
That's the net your job. We'll give you that job, Margaret,
(28:59):
you can root the Podres good. I'm very happy to
be a Podre fan. What are you looking at when
looking at you? Man? I already anyway, we'll see you
guys tomorrow. Mm hmm
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