July 1, 2024 • 48 mins
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(00:01):
Welcome to the Divide with Mike andCorey. Two die hard baseball fans who
don't agree on anything. Which sidewill you choose? This is the divide.
Welcome to the Divide with Mike andCorey. Put your boy Todd Frazier.
Nice, Hey, this is CliffFloyd. You can't catch me on
(00:24):
the Divide. You can catch meon the Divide on Fox Sports The Gambler.
Hopefully our disagreement one day to bringus all together. So so so
Corny, my own our disagreement,bring up I do here. We are
(00:46):
Divide live on Fox Sports The Gamblerone of two five Philly, one of
four to one. Trenton, youfooled me. Hold open, I forgot
to do it. Uh. Butalso I was cracking up because your camera's
like following your every move, soit's adjusting. Name it's not. I
just noticed it was doing like ingame adjustments during the theme song. That's
(01:07):
great, and yeah it is unlessthat was that was that was damn it
fed me again. Oh man,Well, summer is officially here. It's
been hot. But we both gota chance to go golfing. We did.
That was good. I was prettygood. Your run, your your
round was good. My round wasgood for a guy that hasn't been out
of a couple of months. Youhave a golf story, though, you
(01:30):
want to tell that first. SoI played, Okay, we played.
Uh. We both played the sameday, but we played two different courses.
Yeah. I played in the morning, Mike played in the afternoon.
I played all right, but Iwanted to go to the driving range and
work on a few things. AndI don't know why. It's just it's
the one that's by our house.It's I feel like, no matter every
time we go. The last timeme and you went there together, there's
(01:52):
a guy like Rosary beads on hisears right, super weird, Like yeah,
I had the super ear. Andthen there's another guy told us we
couldn't hit a certain spot, andI'm like, oh, he got so
mad, so mad, so mad. We were so nice to him,
and he wanted us to be somad, like back at him, just
so he can like curse, andwe were just like, sorry, buddy,
I don't you know, tell mewhere to go and I'll go.
(02:12):
Yeah, he was like so angry, jerk. Anyway, So I went
to the range. I like goingto the range. I've watched a lot
of golf videos. I watch alot of the YouTube so hey try this,
and like I try to figure itout. So yeah, I'll hit
a few balls and if I needto adjust, I'll adjust on there.
There's it's empty, and then allof a sudden it fills up and a
(02:35):
guy comes into the bay next tome. You know the type dude aarp
at least sixty five, probably olderthan my dad. I'd probably say older
than seventy, gen shorts with atucked in T shirt. That's great,
But you know the type of golferthis is. Because he's golf, he
immediately put his stuff down. Andthen when there's benches at this driving range,
(02:57):
he like put his stuff down,like put the balls in the the
ball container like he was gonna hitoff the mat and just sat on the
bench like watched for a little bit, and I'm like I knew it.
I'm like, this guy's this guy'swatching me. This is day. And
I hit a couple of good shots, but they were starting they had we'll
say a fade not playing fade tothem. So I'm trying to figure it
out. I'm like working, I'mtrying in something different with my grip.
(03:19):
I'm like trying to get a betterhinge whatever, and then here it as
he opens up, Is I hita good shot? He's like, oh,
that was a good one. I'mlike, yeah, being being coy,
Yeah, the first one all day? Whatever? Is I noticed where
your thumb is? I'm just like, oh, here we go, dude,
Like, I've yet to even seeyou hit a ball better than a
well placed thumb. Though, Hey, my thumb was fine everybody. First
(03:43):
of all, there was nothing wrongwith it. But that's like the second
or third time I've been at thatplace and someone wants to offer me,
Like, dude, I don't go. I'm not This isn't a golf lesson.
I'm not here for the criticism orcritique. I'm here. I'm it's
four o'clock on a Wednesday, Thursday. Whenever this was you know what I
mean? Like this, I'm noton on tour okay, and clearly you
(04:03):
aren't either if you're at the samedriving range. I am ridiculous. So
my golf experience for the week wasa little bit different. We went out
with Comcasts uh Business, who actuallygave this entire month's advertising dollars to the
Children's Specialized Hospital dope. So theyran through the CEOs you should know,
(04:25):
which is partner with the iHeartRadio andthey Comcast Business. Yes, they got
a bunch comming. Hopefully we'll getto one. So we were we're out
at our president of our station,Jeff Moore's uh his his club Legacy golf.
Jeff tease off. He teas offwith like a three wood, smokes
(04:49):
it like it goes flying, sothat it's a part four and he can
drive the ball. So yeah,so so whatever, you know, So
he smokes it, absolute beautiful shot. Everybody's like, wow, I get
up. The two Comcast guys getup. They you know, they hit
They were nice, all right,are they good looking? Like it's personality,
(05:15):
you know when people are like itwill play, it will play.
Those are the kind of shots.And then I hit the fairway, uh
you know, which was like shockingbecause Jeff has heard all the horror stories
of me on a golf course,right, like everything from Kruk to Brace's
arguments about like not wanting to playwith me anymore. Stuff like that is
is on air Shenanigan. So youknow, I hit it on the fairway
(05:39):
pretty good, not not bad,so we're all pretty good. Yeah,
second shot right on the green areof the whole. So like, now
these Comcast guys, Jeff's cracking up. He's like, yo, they probably
think all we do is golf.This is so great. So I look
at him, I was like,should I start giving him pointers next hole?
God? No, do not dothat. So it was just funny.
(06:01):
So it was great. Uh,you know, it was a fun
night, fun day. But shoutout to Comcast Business for everything they do
for businesses and also organizations. Ithink there's nothing worse than like someone that
you that you're golfing with giving youpointers that you didn't ask for. Yeah,
that's fair. Like I love golfingmy brother in law because he used
(06:23):
to, you know, work ata golf course, is former pro whatever,
like, and he's so common heis, and he's a lefty like
us. So let's say it kindof works out or but I'll look at
him and I'll be like, Rob, what am I doing here? Yeah,
but he'll hold he won't say anythingunless it's all he's like, yeah,
that was crazy, but he usuallywaits him like, dude, you
gotta tell me what to do.Now. This was a fun round.
(06:43):
Those guys were awesome. Jeff wasawesome. Legacy Golf is amazing. We
have the swinging and ding it openbenefiting the meal of Foundation. That's in
a couple of weeks, so we'llbe back out there. But I already
have some mental I told Jeff.I was like, I'm just trying to
have good moment on each of theseholes. So during the outing, I
remember it and also shout out toare people have cut. We are working
(07:08):
on odds. There will be adivide versus BRACE team good whatever daily ticket
versus the divide with odds. I'mgonna work with Brace get the odds.
But yo, man, he's gotno idea what's coming from between what you've
been working on. But I've beenworking on. I know he's trying to
get Luke Rcaney on his team.Luke works for the Blue Heiring, which
(07:29):
ironically, yeah, how funny isthat? How funny is that? Yeah?
I never knew that he works forone Jiwarski and John Ron Ron Jaworski
and his in his golf Shenanigan.So yeah, we'll see, we'll see
blue Hair. And they never callI like literally email them because they're like
(07:49):
email because I never used my forcefrom the wedding. I'm like, yo,
I've never used it. COVID happened, he never married, never even
got back, and we should don'twork. That's great. I'm all for
the US versus brace, but Ifeel like Jansen has to be a part
of his four Oh Jansen will nevergo off. Well, I'm just saying
it's only fair, you know whatI mean. It's two of us versus
(08:11):
the two of them, right,But we'll get two others. So I'm
going to talk to Jeff about ourtwo others. But yo, the the
fact was, Jeff started like usingmy drive in the fact that it goes
hard left like on certain parts ofthe hole, and he was like,
yo, if you cut through thesestreets, like you could almost make it
to the green. So we weremessing around with my drive towards the end
of the round, trying to figureout He's like, yo, just rip
(08:35):
it down that way, like,don't try to adjust. But when I
was adjusting, like, it wasa lot of fun, and I was
on hitting fairways having a lot offun. Nothing better. Yeah, hit
the ball on the fairway. Yeah, very few, very few things compared
to that on the green like twentyout two yeah, yeah, the part
three yeah, and everybody else isstill chipping on and you're just holding her
(08:58):
Potter waiting like it's great. Yeah, but those greens are fast, like
you literally what has it rained andhow long? I mean, that's that's
why Jeff said I had the touchof a rapist Jesus Christ. I shouldn't
be telling you. It's such afantastic analogy, though, I'm gonna make
(09:18):
sure I use that at some point, touch of a rapist like Jesus Christ.
But he said it like so commonly, and it was like such a
bread in the vase right now becauseI probably shouldn't have repeated that. But
if you know who needs to adjust. Damn Yankees man, Yo, no
(09:41):
joke. Last week we were sittinghere saying how the Yankees are the first
to get to fifty and now thisweek the Yankees suck, the Phillies lead
the Major Lee you know, MLB, and the Mets are coming back with
apparently it's just been so wild amonth ago. You know, people are
reporting that the Yankees have the bestrotation starting rotation in the history of baseball,
(10:03):
with how low their eras were andYadA, YadA, YadA, And
now I think Cole got lit upby the Mets. Radon got lit up,
you know, yesterday. It's like, I feel like our starters can't
get out of any sort of Theyjust can't get out of a six run
two or three innings played. It'sjust been god awful. Yeah, I
(10:26):
will say the last ten games,it seems like they're giving up an insane
like double digits almost in runs.Like night after that, Yeah, you're
not gonna come back from that,even with that offense, Like a night
Judge hits a Grand Slam? Ohwhat did we win by four to one?
Like that's what you would think,right? So me selfishly, like
going through the years, Mets forYankees, two thousand World Series, None
(10:48):
of those games I don't get.It was twelve one. I was still
glued or whatever. It was likewe're up by double digits, and I
was like, I'm still watching thisbecause they could come back any moment,
and most did the first night,right, so yeah, nine two right,
nine seven? Yeah, So itjust you know, and then the
second night with the rain and allthat other crap, I was just like,
(11:09):
oh, wow, we're gonna comeout and just give up fireworks.
But the Mets had the advantage.They're off. They were off the next
day. The Yankees were not.No. And and honestly, the home
field plays a lot just going tothe other side of New York, you
know, going to Queens. Someonegot nothing to lose to. The Mets
are having fun right now because theygot nothing. But I will say,
like even last year and the yearbefore, like every I feel like every
(11:30):
time the Yankees go into Queens,it's it's they never sweep anymore. It's
either split one in one or theylose both. I think last year they
lost both. Yeah, it's normallylike one in one. Yeah, you're
right, you just normally for bothfor both Splitzy Bronx and Queens. Splitze's
unless the Yankees take two. Andat the end of your life, I
just get annoyed with it. Likeif if the Phillies had to play Boston
(11:52):
four games and then the Braves hadto play whoever's the third best, whether
it's the Orioles or Tampa Bay dependingon the year, Like I'd be cool
with it, but the fact thatthe Mets Yankees have to play each other,
I get it. It's great forbaseball. It's a great crash cash
grab, and I'm pretty sure ourowners don't WNE, but like I care,
(12:13):
because you know, it really doescome down to a couple of games.
So it's stressful. I was yourdad was upset with the Yankees,
and I told him I want toswitch records, and it's like, oh
god, no, So keep youreyes your head up, Yankee fans and
and Philly fans over fifty wins,you know, it's exciting. We are
at the midway point of the year, like literally we played half of one
(12:37):
sixty two and that's exciting. Soyou know, you get to really see
what your team has to offer.And unless you're the Rockies, you're in
it. It's no joking, youknow what I mean. It's fire the
White Sox. Yeah, five hundredball now gets you into the race.
And that's exciting too, because you'renot going to see all these outlandish trades
(12:58):
that you used to. I mean, even with the Mets' recent success,
they'd still be selling, and theystill might be, but they don't have
much to sell. I mean,Peter Alonso is not going to get you
back a lot. He's not youknow, there's not many people in need
of a first baseman slash DH.You know, he's not. Everybody knows
(13:18):
the situation, and then the Metsare out of it. Again, he's
not going to get that much.I can't just picture a team that would
specifically need that, you know whatI mean when you're talking trade deadline and
long term. I could see it. I could definitely see Chicago. I
could see there's a few places Icould see him. You know. Obviously,
every time there's a Met free agent, you see him in pinstripes and
(13:39):
crap like that. But in themiddle of the season trade like, that's
not happening. Off season signing,sure, but I don't see, like
you said, I don't see anybodydealing for him because there's the return is
not going to be there, youknow, I mean unless unless the Mets
are willing to take prospects, whichI mean, God, you never know,
some cash and some prospects go along way. No. Yeah,
(14:00):
So look, there there's a lotgoing on in the MLB. It's a
lot of fun. Yeah, youknow, it's now that mad dash to
the All Star break. So,like most you're not going to see a
lot of off days until then,which is exciting, you know. And
and then also think about this,So the Mets only lost six games in
June. That's insane, that's great, you know. Yeah, and you
(14:24):
know, the London series is thelast time they split a series, you
know, so they are due tolose some games, and that's that's scary
too, So they could be outof this quicker. You know, it's
just crazy. Like think about it. So ten days ago we're talking about
how the Yankees are on top,first team to fifty all this other stuff,
and now it's like, oh,we're struggling. And you called it
(14:45):
early. You know, you saidit through that Baltimore series, through through
all the other series they had.But like it, a week, a
good week or a bad week ofbaseball can change your season. And it's
pretty it's pretty unique and cool thatthat. Bryce Harper, let's talk about
this because it just popped up hurtshis hamstring on final play of the the
loss of the Marlins last night,he limped off the field, apparently with
(15:11):
a hamstring injury. I guess we'llknow more, at least you guys should
know more by the time you hearthis, not at the time that we've
recorded this. But not only hasPhilly dropped too in a row, but
now the potential of Bryce being out, you know, for a few weeks
or at least until the All Starbreaks, it's gonna hurt a little bit.
I still don't think it slows youguys down. I mean, I
(15:33):
think you guys are moving pretty well. But you know, he said quote,
I felt my lower hammy just alittle bit, And they're gonna get
an image tomorrow meaning today, andkind of go from there to see exactly
how he feels. Hamstrings are Ifeel like with Major League base any with
the baseball, hamstrings are tough.Like guys never get over it until the
off season at all hamstrings and growinglingers things, and you got was it.
(16:00):
Schwarber got hurt with tightness in hisgroin. So let's let's hope Philly
Fest. Those Hogies. God,I saw a terrible acting, but I
expect nothing less because they're not actors. But uh, Jason Kelsey and his
(16:22):
wife did a hogy Fest commercial fora while. Why did you see that?
No, Oh my god, it'sso terrible. They shouldn't mess with
that. Like that's so terrible.I will say Jason's acting is not that
bad. Okay, but what's hiswife's name? Kelsey Kelsey Kelsey. That
(16:42):
would have been fantastic. Kelly Kelly. I don't know, no, yeah,
okay, know what it is tobe honest with you exactly, exactly
exactly. I love her attitude though. I love like she wasn't taking any
guff from him. Uh during theSuper Bowl, didn't like that he was
She refused to wak Kansas City stuff. I like, that's where like if
(17:03):
if that's you know her and ReeseHoskin's like wife, they're they're definitely people
that I'm like, man, ifyou know philis could be that way.
So Philadelphia, let's do you wantto do our bar nun yoh situation?
Because I've been staring at this thing. The CEO Kenny of of Bar Nunn,
the dad of the operation, hetold me, like Mike, the
(17:27):
bar nuns better in the refrigerator,like you gotta you gotta fridge. Agree.
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Like this is the stuff the kidssaid dead. Oh oh Cory is dead.
Yeah, they don't appreciate. That'swhy you don't do live reads.
(18:18):
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They infused into their vanilla ice creambar. None, dude, it was
unreal fantastic, Like I was likeI just put this in my veins,
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like it was that good. It'sso great, awesome time. You know,
families are coming out. It wasreally cool because why she's announcing it
on the radio. You see peoplepulling up like they're here, She's here,
like and all this other stuff.So it's like just shows the power
radio and like families are coming ingetting on the mini van like hurry up,
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she's still here. She's still here. So it was like really cool
to see. But also like youknow, little kids are running around with
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When we come back. The NFLmight be showing out a lot a
lot of money thanks to one particularlawsuit. Also, NASA is in the
(19:45):
news again. I can't tell youhow much this angers me. We're gonna
get into it when we come back. Guys, this is Divide Live on
Fox Sports. The gamler fucking NASAso angry every time I read of God
damn, I just because like,your thing keeps moving around, So I'm
trying to match it the whole timeto the point where it, yeah,
(20:06):
I'm not paying attention to the show. I'm just paying attention to trying to
match your In my experience with radio, it's all about how you look.
It backed away and like you look. I mean, you are lean and
mean, but like I could hideit from the camera like that's why it'spent
all that time. So I waslike, all right, cool, like,
but you look like you were ingreat jam and I'm just this big
(20:27):
grimace blob over here. It's justI'm not wearing sleeves. I'm cutting sleeves
off until the temperature starts to drop. There's no more sleeves. Also,
this is the first time we're bothwearing. Give us a shot network gear
at the sir, time. That'strue. I got the Grimmer shirt.
I'm jealous. I'm not jealous ofthe Mets record, but the Grammar shirts
(20:48):
fantastic. You recommended it, Idid, man, But I'm all about
the quick cash crap you are.That's just me. I gotta do something
right. Your to the Divide righthere on the Gambler Divide Live, Fox
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to welcome back. Welcome back.I've never welcomed anybody back. Because you
(21:10):
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I'm cool. Why am I SusanWaltman? What's going on here? I
(21:33):
don't know? That's my go tolike mock boys for sure, Oh my
god, but no, seriously,guys, find us on our socials,
Divide live on Instagram, on Twitteror x some of you like to call
it. Check out YouTube live.He can't stop, you can't somebody else
a robot, man, I justcan't do it. Like that thing you
sent me the other day about therobot with the re rejuvenating skin. Oh,
(21:56):
that's disgusting. It's like horrifying.So Mike had sent me this,
uh, this thing on Instagram becausethat's where we get all of our news
from, believe it or not,And it was a robot with self healing
skin made from living huming cells thatlike are they're actually testing out And it
looks like that blobfish honestly if you'relooking at like kind of like you're trying
(22:17):
to figure out what this looks like. But it's it's living tissue and it's
it's collagen and something else and it'sthree D printed, and they put it
on a robot because robots aren't scaryenough. They just they really just want
to go ahead and give me cutit. It just rejuvenates. It's like
Wolverine or something. It's just meanwhile, we can't do that with our own
(22:37):
stuff. I want, why arewe doing this? I'm love dude,
robots. This is gonna be weird. I know there was a debate that
happened last night, and I'm notfor taking jobs away, but I think
robots do serve a great purpose.You know, like who wants to stand
there in a factory and and putcracker Jack prizes in the god box?
No new jobs? I just thinkmore taxes, no new job. Why
(23:00):
are we trying to make things smarter? Stop trying to make these things smarter.
I don't want to work. Idon't want I don't care what anybody's
they're taking our jobs. Cool man, you know it's still gonna exist,
the human race, So they're gonnahave to figure out. Like during COVID,
they got a lot of people gotpaid. I still had to work.
(23:21):
That sucked, but a lot ofyeah, a lot of people got
paid, right, So you know, if the robots take my job and
then all the government's got to figuresomething out. You know, it's a
good approach. Yeah, we wereworried about this whole time, communism,
like if none of us work,robotism like, none of us works,
(23:41):
and what are they going to do? I am pro robotism. I like
that. That's a good platform.I am. You have the robots build
that platform. That's not what Icould do for this country. Ask what
your robot could do for you?Robots slack it off? Yeah, it's
going on. Imagine why why arewe so obsessed with the robots? You
and I? I would create acompany with lazy robots. But I really
(24:02):
would like with the walk in thebreakroom, I don't even know why we'd
have a breakroom Like they don't eveneat. We'd have it anyway with a
cough like just one like just bangingon the coffee machine, just not doing
it. Sorry, Yeah, Ijust don't understand the obsession guys, like
this's AI stuff, this, youknow, trying to make everything, do
everything, Just let it be.Why do you need a robot that rejuvenates
(24:22):
their skin? Man, I don'tknow, make a human that does that?
Why do you need a fake starin the atmosphere? Oh that's the
dude, nasty. All right,let's just get into it. NASA has
royally pissed me off. First ofall, let's talk about the thing that
if you're just tuning in, wewe have not been to the moon.
I'm still standing by that they've liedto us before. They're gonna keep doing
(24:45):
it. Apparently astronauts. Our astronautsare stuck in space right now at the
International Space Station because they're having someserious issues. It's a lot bowing.
It's a lot Boeing. Actually,Boeing's an okay company. I don't want
to there. People are getting knockedoff left and right here. I'm not
trying to pay my taxes, andI fly bowing whenever I get a chance.
(25:07):
Check out the new Boweing that saysCorey coming your way. I don't.
It's just I'm not messing with anyof that. Conspiracy theories is something
I'm into. I'll go after NASAall day. Apollo missions like those guys
are all dead, not bowing bowing. They're a great company, they're fantastic,
family owned. And so there's there'sastronauts that are stuck in space and
(25:37):
now not only are they trying tosend a fake star into orbit. And
I didn't even fully read it asto why I'll do with you guys on
the air. It will be likea reveal thing or whatever they call them
on TikTok like reaction as a part. And here's the part that bothers me
the most. Anytime you talk NASA, it's multi million dollars, so it's
(25:59):
as a part of a multimillion dollarproject. NASA says it's planning to put
an artificial star into orbit during anupcoming space mission. Why are there so
many upcoming space missions? We're notdoing anything like we literally go up in
the space and we come back down. There's not like they come back with
something I could just oh no,it's coming back. It's seriously with like
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satellites in the orbit. We needa star, an artificial star. So
dumb. And every time they talkabout like NASA, that's always someone from
a university, like is it isNASA a thing? Or they just like
they push it off on college kids, like what's going on? Says George
Mason? It says a recent presswith George Mason University will be the home
of a nineteen point five million dollarspace mission that puts an artificial star into
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orbit. I don't understand why themission mark is another first blah blah blah
blah blah blah blah blah. Sohappy nerds at college nerds at college star
wars, here we go. Sothe They state that the artificial star will
allow scientists to calibrate telescopes and moreaccurately measure the brightness of stars ranging from
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nearby distant explosions of super nova infar off galaxies. It doesn't matter.
Why does this matter? It doesn'tliterally change, It doesn't matter, right,
Like, this doesn't change anything.We're still so far the only life
in however, many billions of years. Why are you guys? It's like,
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oh, they found another black hole? All right? Like what is
it? Why are we wasting millionsof dollars on this? Can't we all
just be ignorant and stop investigating thisstuff? I love it, It's just
stupid. I hate you, andnot to mention that sometimes stuff goes awry
and garbage from space falls into yourhome, like one family in Florida and
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they went to sue NASA eighty thousanddollars after their home was hit from debris
from a space station. I don'teven know if they won. And I'm
also, man, why are youonly suing them for eighty thousand dollars because
you know, like that's what you'regoing for. They're not getting that they're
putting a star into space for multimillions of dollars. Dude, I'm asking
for at least twenty Wendy, givemillion dollars. At least I could have
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killed us, you know, likeyou're putting Yeah, I'm just I'm sitting
like I want the star. That'swhat I can't nam. Yeah, seriously,
the powers obviously thankfully nobody was injured, seriously injured or fatally injured,
but at the same time got moremoney. Like you imagine just chilling on
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the couch and like a piece ofdebris just falls through your roof, a
little sparky gets hit with it,go up and put a tarp on it
because you know it's gonna rain thenext day. They're wait for insurance to
come out're talking to insured sucks guyslike you imagine I had the heart time,
Like, are something happened? Likeit wasn't boeing to Brithe it couldn't
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have been Bowie would have never haddebris. They like, listen, you
could see, but it's Boeing.It's like eightyka. You know. Out
of all the problems Boeing has had, though, you don't hear anything about
the debris. Yeah, whole doorrips off. Where did that goes?
Exactly? Nobody's complaining about that,probably because Boeing just went up and paid
somebody. Like these people throwing furnitureoff buildings and cities, No, my
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biggest fear. I'm in Center City. I was like, please don't throw
patio furniture off on me. Likethat's all I think about. Yeah,
Like I actually I used to hategoing under those construction like scaffoldings, gaffolding.
Now like I'm like, oh,thank god, nobody kill me right
now, Like that's all I thinkabout when I'm walking around the city.
I don't think about that stuff atall. Cool, you're gonna just unlock
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some yeah yeah, yeah, I'mjust like that's like when I was flying,
Like, how did your friend diechair from thirty stories high? It's
just he went out the way hewould have won event just relaxing on a
launch. It was a yoga roopas the girl lost her hairpin went right
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through. It's cool. It's likepeople that drop the pennies off the Statue
of Liberty have been to the StatueLiberty. No, I'm very France.
I didn't. I don't go totheir sloppy seconds. Wow wow wow I
heeart wow. That's the type ofbrag we get. Well, I have
not been. I went to theStatue Liberty once. I don't even think
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it was a class trip. Ithink my parents don't. I've like taken
boats around it. I don't same, dude. They made me walk up
a lighthouse once. I was like, this is the lame. Yeah,
no, I mean I'm not.I'm for the reference. I was literally
saying if you had been there,they say, don't you because people drop
pennies from like top, and Iguess they go so fast that they get
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like embedded in the concrete at thebottom, so that there's that. So
that lawnchair situation or your hairpin situationreally made me think of that. So
please don't throw pennies. No,don't throw any of their signs. I
say, like, don't throw pennies, throw sandwiches. I just remember seeing
the pennies in the concrete. Imagine, I don't know, just spread mayonnaise.
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Where the hell are we? Whatare we talking about? I don't
know. We never know what we'retalking about. Man, that was a
crazy tangent. Oh, we're talkingabout the debris with Bowie and Masermain.
No, the debris, that's debris. Debris. It's like power sailing and
Sarah Pallin, is that like thesame thing? We got to get on
something here. I don't know anyway, how much would you sue for if,
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now, granted to be clear,the piece of debris that fell through
their house is no bigger than thatclass that's in front of you. So
it's like hail, I would say, that's probably the exact size of the
debris that felt there was now itfell through their house, probably screaming at
eight thousand miles per Yeah, Iwould. I would sell that. So
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well, So what do you askfor? Knowing that you're not gonna get
what you asked for? Knowing that? All right, So let's say even
if it cracks your foundation the mostthat's costing you with a new roof and
some flooring and stuff. It's maybecosting you forty thousand dollars. Yeah,
I'm suing the value of the home, so five, you know, whatever
the value of the home is.So and what do you ask for for
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emotional damages, I'd go like halfa MILLI that's it. Yeah, I'll
be like my baby was there,so here's here's the hard thing to sell.
Also, i'd have video of it, and I would have been like
everybody like act like you're dying.You know. What's the other thing now
with cameras. You don't have camerasinside, Like I have cameras outside the
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house. I don't want cameras insidethe house. I'm just weird about that,
like because I probably unknowingly do weirdstuff and I don't want to know.
Consciously, I would be talking aroundwhat I would do. I mean,
you've seen things that have happened tome, like on golf courses and
stuff. Could you imagine, likeI'm home alone, I'd fall for at
least nobody knows it but me.I don't want literally, yea, I
don't want any Speaking of that,Jeff, were golfing, there's a there's
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probably like a flock of thirty geesesurrounding my golf ball. And he looks
at me. He's like, pleasebe careful. They are violent. He's
like, and also, if anybody'sgonna die from a flock of geese,
it's probably you. I was like, you inquired dueling my eulogy if I
go over there and die, likeliterally, he's like, d nice to
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them. I hit my ball andlike they they kind of spread apart a
little bit and were able to walkthrough them. Yeah, they were not
happy that. Like, man,I don't like birds. We had a
similar situation on the golf course witha hawk. It was like wouldn't get
out of the cart path and itwas right next to the tea box where
we were teeing off. Yeah,it was kind of making that angry hawk
noise like yeah, whatever, AndI literally like teed my ball up and
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I like kind of addressed the balland I'm like getting ready, and my
my buddy was like watch out,watch out, and he like took off
and flew and was so close.I freaked out. Ours like attacked it.
There was a hawk that attacked ananimal in my drive and like,
oh, Chef was like, yo, you get another one, because I
was that thing was screaming like wehad no idea what was going on.
So yeah, birds were out tremendouslyon legacy. Oh my god. But
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uh, real quick before we wrapup. So you're asking for value the
home. Mm hmm, so abouta million dollars at this point. Okay,
we'll say average home is about fivehundred right now in our area.
And then I'm asking for a milliondollars. So knowing you're probably just gonna
get five hundred, which is alot better than asking for eighty eighty,
you're gonna give you probably get halfof that's probably six bucks in a pack
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of cards. I'm asking for tenmillion dollars. Okay. I just don't
know what angle I want to sellbecause on one hand, I can't be
in this house. It completely freaksme out. I actually might be scared
on any house from here on,knowing that this can fall from anywhere in
space. Where am I safe?I don't know where I'm safe. But
on the other hand, it's like, don't I sell like me not like
me not wanting to be home,or do I sell that I can't work.
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I have to be home to makesure nothing bad else happens to the
house. You know, Like whatangle do you sell a lot of them.
I would sell them both, right, and it's probably called law.
I can't sleep some words, somethingelse is gonna come through. I mean,
people get more for caringe accidents.Absolutely, NASA hates me. NASA
accidentally like could could accidentally slap me, like in a cafeteria somewhere. I'm
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gonna suit if I could smell thefumes from the rocket that left Florida,
I want to sue you have youhave it. It's it's like going after
the military and their there. Butagain, if never, I mean,
NASA's killed people, not on purpose, Teachers stop. The challenger wasn't on
purpose. It was I'm not sayingit was on purpose. But there are
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conspiracy theories that they all got differentthere is I actually read that just crazy.
It was wild, right, Theydidn't really send him up. Yeah,
and then they actually like had likelegit like brother. Yeah, they're
like, oh this is him,had a twin brother. But there's no
record. That almost makes you think, like you know how people say like
that the government's just the shell andit's all the Truman Show and stuff like
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stuff like that happens, and you'relike, I wouldn't be surprised. Well,
the other thing is, like Ithink about its stupid as it sounds.
The producers movie was like, howdo you raise all this money and
then have it flop? So youhave to keep the money right, So
they raise all this money for arocket that they know is not gonna work
or they got to get rid oflike we need one hundred billion dollars.
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Okay, let's do it. Itdidn't work. Sorry, buddy, all
that money really go you know,so I don't look at this, okay,
dressing one conspiracy theory. You gottatake a quick break. We gotta
pay the bills. We gotta takea break. We are gonna talk sports
guys. Coming up. We're gonnatalk about the NFL dishing out some real
dough. I'm like, what NASAis probably not gonna dish out here.
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You'll have when we come back.This is the vide live on Fox Sports
The Gambler. I'd also like totalk about the Olympics and lack of air.
Oh yeah yeah, So we'll dothe NFL thing first and then the
Olympics hit it. No, you'relistening to the Divide right here on The
Gambler. Divide Live, Fox Sportsthe Gambler, welcome back again. I'm
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not going to go over the socialgreat intro, but we thank you so
much. Appreciate that you can findthose home Facebook, Twitter. All Right,
the NFL just had the NFL andDirect TV just had an antitrust lawsuit
decided this week to where they weretold that they had to shell out four
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point seven billion dollars in residential classdamages and ninety six million dollars in commercial
damages for fans bars. And itwas basically for rising the rising, raising
the price of the NFL Sunday tike. In a nutshell, guys, what
happened is the NFL they do allthe negotiating for all the markets in the
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league. So basically what they dois they negotiate across the board for all
the cable companies and whatnot, andthey don't give the smaller markets a chance
to negotiate for themselves. And whatthat basically does is it drives the price
up. If they're one price negotiatingto all these markets, it's going to
cost more for fans with Sunday ticket. So what they basically did is they
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opened up a lawsuit against them,and the fans won basically saying that by
doing that, you drove the priceup and if you were to let these
smaller market teams negotiate on behalf ofthemselves, they would have taken less money,
and that would have been less money. So now direct TV is kind
of thrown in the mix there forraising the Sunday ticket and I think I
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remember it was cheaper to buy ticketsto Carolina Panthers game this past year and
go than it was to watch iton TV. Yeah, and it's outrageous
that that's the case. So fourpoint seven billion dollars plus ninety six million
in commercial damages if you're doing quickmath here, that works out to about
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two thousand dollars per subscriber in thesettlement. Not to say we again,
this is like the NASA situation.This is just the initial lawsuit and what
they're being awarded. We have noidea what the NFL is going to pay
out or if they're going to settleout of court. But it could could
go up because there's a federal antitrustdamages law, so that number could end
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up being six thousand per subscriber,which if they get and they won't.
But can you just imagine you wedo, okay, Sunday tickets expensive,
but we pay it. It isyou know what I mean, I get
it. Could you imagine just beingokay with paying the Sunday ticket and then
being handed six thousand dollars, Wellthat's the great part, right, Like
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it would kind of be like whenyou get that tax money back whatever,
it'd be like, Wow, theNFL just paid me six crams. This
is great, But like, dude, I don't. I would pay triple
for the red zone. It's somuch fun. Like it's so much it's
it's so incredible. So like Ithat's what I watch. I mean every
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Sunday. I love it. Iactually get sad when it goes away,
Like you know, when he firstdoes commercial free football for the next seven
hours or whatever. Hanson's got melike that. I also love when Jen
asked me to do something and I'mlike, yeah, next commercial break and
she still hasn't caught on. Shedoesn't watch the show obviously, and she's
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like all right, cool, andshe'll even sit there a lot a bunch
of plays with me and not realizeit's commercial free. Sorry, baby,
It's just it's just NonStop, totalaction. How do you have a break
in this action? Yeah, it'sjust crazy. Oh my god, Bengals
are about to score. Oh mygod. So yeah, that's that's where
I'm at. Like, you know, I don't care NFL. Watching NFL
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on TV is so much better thanwatching it live. I don't care what
anybody says. So unless I'm goingto a game to experience it with friends
and family, Like, I don'treally want to go to the games,
nobody's like I was there, man, Like, it's so much better.
I don't want to be around everybody. If it's a if once in a
while, I'll go to the game, like when we went to the Eagles
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Giants game or what like. Idon't mind that. But like, the
people that have season tickets that goevery week are just insane. It's not
the camera angles are so much betteron TV. It's a whole different game
on your couch. Check there's noline for the bathroom. The drinks are
a little bit cheaper if you're thosebelieves too, Like you can't tell what's
going on. Oh it's like you'resitting next to to it's I don't know,
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I'm so bad. But it's privateboxes or nothing for me, it's
tailgating. You know, we're gonnado a bunch of tailgates this year for
sure, like that. Some collegeand we're gonna go to Ruckers, Penn
State, Villanova, We're gonna goto a ton So listen, if we
have to go on the dorms,we got to go in the dorms.
Work is work, you know whatI mean, This is what it is
anyway. Olympics. The Olympics areright around the corner, guys. The
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housing is getting they are limping intothe Olympics. The housing situation is getting
situated, but not for some concernfor not just the United States, but
a lot of other people that basicallyaren't from France. And that concern,
Mike is it's getting hot in her. It's getting hot in her. And
uh, France is trying to beas green as possible with these Olympics.
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They're trying to uh use and conserveand use less conserve more so they decided
to not put air condition in anyof the Olympic housing. Now, if
it's one thing that everybody should knowis that these professional, high level elite
athletes need their sleep. They needto be comfortable for whatever they're performing and
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if you don't give them air conditioningand the end of July, like the
France weather is not much different thanthe weather here right now, right it
is a little cooler, but it'sstill July. Yeah, they don't have
the humidity, but it's yeah,you're it's fair to say that it's still
hot, like you know, butthey're used to. It is home field
advantage. I will say that.You know, I was just in France.
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I don't know if you know that, but I was. They are
way more strict with all things.You know, you can't like they don't
have plastic throwaway cups. It doesn'texist. It's paper or reusable cups like
this. So they give you aplastic cup, they're like, hey,
leave it here or take it withyou, do not throw it out kind
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of attitude. So it's it's reallycool, but yeah, it's not that
cool when it's hot out like andthey've had record breaking heat and it's just
like, oh my god. Likeso there's a couple of hotels, we
were at a couple of spots we'reat We're like, dude, we need
some Macy like I'll never you everwant, Like, remember we took it
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for granted, especially like as kidsyou walk past like the shops at a
theme park and that ac is pumpingin a field that is the best feeling
in the world that does not existover there. Ever, Yeah, they
never know what that felt like.So a lot of the countries are taking
matters in their own hands and bringingtheir own portable air conditioners. It should
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as they should, absolutely should,because it's America. I understand the culture,
right, and you can have alittle bit of French culture. But
at the same time, you're spendingso much money and you're gonna make a
lot of money with everybody traveling andgoing in and whatever. But like there's
so much money pumped into this,just put the air conditioner. Yeah,
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it is one field advantage though,I know, but I'm just if you
hear this, you say, isthis is how we want to try to
do it. We want to tryto conserve, we want to be as
green as possible. If you wantto do this, we applaud you,
we'll even give you whatever, youknow, some sort of advantage, bonus,
whatever. But if you don't,just check this box and we'll make
sure we prepare your room the weightit's supposed to be like it's fair the
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Olympics. Olympics are an organization,just like the World Cup, and you
know everything else is it's it makesmoney. So I can't understand why they're
not. England's right behind them though, with like all this energy efficiency,
like they have the plastic cups,they have a lunar the funds. No
that that's fine, but when youleave your hotel room. They have air
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conditioning in England, but you haveto keep your key in there in order
for the AC to be on.Stuff like that makes sense. No,
it doesn't because I keep mine inthere and I put it do not disturbing
on the door, because like Iwant to walk into an air conditioned room
or house. Like I have thisissue with my wife because right now she
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has it on to turn off whenwe're not at home, and as soon
as we get home it turns backon. But it takes like it takes
like three hours for it to getto back to normal. Like it doesn't
take a long wasting my money.I don't care here whatever, Like,
dude, do you dive into apool you wanted to be warmed to?
Like any minute now, it's gonnaget cold. It's a sona right now,
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Oh jeez, but got times work? It is how it works,
Its a long time, will sureto come back. Then, Also,
you could argue that now your airconditioners working ten times harder to get to
a temperature, where if it wasjust sustaining that speed and that temperature that,
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Yeah, has there been studies provenabout that? What's harder sprinting?
Or would you want to sprint constantlyor would you want to just create a
pace where you could finish a marathon? I feel like that's a bad example.
That's a perfect example. It's theexample should be do you want to
walk twenty six miles or do youwant to sit on your couch and not
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work and then sprint every now andthen? No, no, no,
If you want to walk for twohours and like for the next hour,
you have to run for twenty sixmiles, I guess I don't know.
Yeah, I guess it's similar tothat where it's like, all right,
we're gonna walk and then like we'regonna walk this pace and then someone stops
and sits on a bench and thenyou have to sprint to catch up to
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them. I get it. So, yeah, exactly, exactly, I
know we're over our time here.But something just came in the news,
and I know we talked Justin Timberlakelast week. So did you hear that
someone tipped off the cops? Oh? No, someone out of conspiracy pro
Bile report. Bro Bible reports thatsomeone at a Swankyeampton's hotel where Justin Timberlake
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was just before his DWI arrest calledthe cops because they were concerned he would
get behind the wheel. A localeatery owner said said they said that Justin
was having a lot of drinks.They told the cop to watch him if
he's going to drive, said thewell connected, well connected Southampton restaurant restaurant
or, who did not want tobe identified. People are people, aren't
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just general people in the Hampton's likethis is someone probably just didn't want him
there. Yeah, so it's like, listen, I'm about to put a
star, fake star in the space. I don't want some of it.
No, bro Bible shout out tothem fast time they did something. Bro
Bible has been like so bad,struggling man, so bad ever since Francis
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left and went back to barstool.They kind of sucks. Not good.
All right, guys, we'll beback next week. Fourth of July show
on a Thursday with no Joey Chestnut, no Fourth of July show. Have
a good week. We'll see younext week, guys,
Welcome to the Divide with Mike andCorey. Two die hard baseball fans who
don't agree on anything. Which sidewill you choose? This is the divide.
Welcome to the Divide with Mike andCorey. Put your boy Todd Frazier.
Nice, Hey, this is CliffFloyd. You can't catch me on
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the Divide. You can catch meon the Divide on Fox Sports The Gambler.
Hopefully our disagreement one day to bringus all together. So so so
Corny, my own our disagreement,bring up I do here. We are
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Divide live on Fox Sports The Gamblerone of two five Philly, one of
four to one. Trenton, youfooled me. Hold open, I forgot
to do it. Uh. Butalso I was cracking up because your camera's
like following your every move, soit's adjusting. Name it's not. I
just noticed it was doing like ingame adjustments during the theme song. That's
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great, and yeah it is unlessthat was that was that was damn it
fed me again. Oh man,Well, summer is officially here. It's
been hot. But we both gota chance to go golfing. We did.
That was good. I was prettygood. Your run, your your
round was good. My round wasgood for a guy that hasn't been out
of a couple of months. Youhave a golf story, though, you
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want to tell that first. SoI played, Okay, we played.
Uh. We both played the sameday, but we played two different courses.
Yeah. I played in the morning, Mike played in the afternoon.
I played all right, but Iwanted to go to the driving range and
work on a few things. AndI don't know why. It's just it's
the one that's by our house.It's I feel like, no matter every
time we go. The last timeme and you went there together, there's
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a guy like Rosary beads on hisears right, super weird, Like yeah,
I had the super ear. Andthen there's another guy told us we
couldn't hit a certain spot, andI'm like, oh, he got so
mad, so mad, so mad. We were so nice to him,
and he wanted us to be somad, like back at him, just
so he can like curse, andwe were just like, sorry, buddy,
I don't you know, tell mewhere to go and I'll go.
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Yeah, he was like so angry, jerk. Anyway, So I went
to the range. I like goingto the range. I've watched a lot
of golf videos. I watch alot of the YouTube so hey try this,
and like I try to figure itout. So yeah, I'll hit
a few balls and if I needto adjust, I'll adjust on there.
There's it's empty, and then allof a sudden it fills up and a
(02:35):
guy comes into the bay next tome. You know the type dude aarp
at least sixty five, probably olderthan my dad. I'd probably say older
than seventy, gen shorts with atucked in T shirt. That's great,
But you know the type of golferthis is. Because he's golf, he
immediately put his stuff down. Andthen when there's benches at this driving range,
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he like put his stuff down,like put the balls in the the
ball container like he was gonna hitoff the mat and just sat on the
bench like watched for a little bit, and I'm like I knew it.
I'm like, this guy's this guy'swatching me. This is day. And
I hit a couple of good shots, but they were starting they had we'll
say a fade not playing fade tothem. So I'm trying to figure it
out. I'm like working, I'mtrying in something different with my grip.
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I'm like trying to get a betterhinge whatever, and then here it as
he opens up, Is I hita good shot? He's like, oh,
that was a good one. I'mlike, yeah, being being coy,
Yeah, the first one all day? Whatever? Is I noticed where
your thumb is? I'm just like, oh, here we go, dude,
Like, I've yet to even seeyou hit a ball better than a
well placed thumb. Though, Hey, my thumb was fine everybody. First
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of all, there was nothing wrongwith it. But that's like the second
or third time I've been at thatplace and someone wants to offer me,
Like, dude, I don't go. I'm not This isn't a golf lesson.
I'm not here for the criticism orcritique. I'm here. I'm it's
four o'clock on a Wednesday, Thursday. Whenever this was you know what I
mean? Like this, I'm noton on tour okay, and clearly you
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aren't either if you're at the samedriving range. I am ridiculous. So
my golf experience for the week wasa little bit different. We went out
with Comcasts uh Business, who actuallygave this entire month's advertising dollars to the
Children's Specialized Hospital dope. So theyran through the CEOs you should know,
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which is partner with the iHeartRadio andthey Comcast Business. Yes, they got
a bunch comming. Hopefully we'll getto one. So we were we're out
at our president of our station,Jeff Moore's uh his his club Legacy golf.
Jeff tease off. He teas offwith like a three wood, smokes
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it like it goes flying, sothat it's a part four and he can
drive the ball. So yeah,so so whatever, you know, So
he smokes it, absolute beautiful shot. Everybody's like, wow, I get
up. The two Comcast guys getup. They you know, they hit
They were nice, all right,are they good looking? Like it's personality,
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you know when people are like itwill play, it will play.
Those are the kind of shots.And then I hit the fairway, uh
you know, which was like shockingbecause Jeff has heard all the horror stories
of me on a golf course,right, like everything from Kruk to Brace's
arguments about like not wanting to playwith me anymore. Stuff like that is
is on air Shenanigan. So youknow, I hit it on the fairway
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pretty good, not not bad,so we're all pretty good. Yeah,
second shot right on the green areof the whole. So like, now
these Comcast guys, Jeff's cracking up. He's like, yo, they probably
think all we do is golf.This is so great. So I look
at him, I was like,should I start giving him pointers next hole?
God? No, do not dothat. So it was just funny.
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So it was great. Uh,you know, it was a fun
night, fun day. But shoutout to Comcast Business for everything they do
for businesses and also organizations. Ithink there's nothing worse than like someone that
you that you're golfing with giving youpointers that you didn't ask for. Yeah,
that's fair. Like I love golfingmy brother in law because he used
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to, you know, work ata golf course, is former pro whatever,
like, and he's so common heis, and he's a lefty like
us. So let's say it kindof works out or but I'll look at
him and I'll be like, Rob, what am I doing here? Yeah,
but he'll hold he won't say anythingunless it's all he's like, yeah,
that was crazy, but he usuallywaits him like, dude, you
gotta tell me what to do.Now. This was a fun round.
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Those guys were awesome. Jeff wasawesome. Legacy Golf is amazing. We
have the swinging and ding it openbenefiting the meal of Foundation. That's in
a couple of weeks, so we'llbe back out there. But I already
have some mental I told Jeff.I was like, I'm just trying to
have good moment on each of theseholes. So during the outing, I
remember it and also shout out toare people have cut. We are working
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on odds. There will be adivide versus BRACE team good whatever daily ticket
versus the divide with odds. I'mgonna work with Brace get the odds.
But yo, man, he's gotno idea what's coming from between what you've
been working on. But I've beenworking on. I know he's trying to
get Luke Rcaney on his team.Luke works for the Blue Heiring, which
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ironically, yeah, how funny isthat? How funny is that? Yeah?
I never knew that he works forone Jiwarski and John Ron Ron Jaworski
and his in his golf Shenanigan.So yeah, we'll see, we'll see
blue Hair. And they never callI like literally email them because they're like
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email because I never used my forcefrom the wedding. I'm like, yo,
I've never used it. COVID happened, he never married, never even
got back, and we should don'twork. That's great. I'm all for
the US versus brace, but Ifeel like Jansen has to be a part
of his four Oh Jansen will nevergo off. Well, I'm just saying
it's only fair, you know whatI mean. It's two of us versus
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the two of them, right,But we'll get two others. So I'm
going to talk to Jeff about ourtwo others. But yo, the the
fact was, Jeff started like usingmy drive in the fact that it goes
hard left like on certain parts ofthe hole, and he was like,
yo, if you cut through thesestreets, like you could almost make it
to the green. So we weremessing around with my drive towards the end
of the round, trying to figureout He's like, yo, just rip
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it down that way, like,don't try to adjust. But when I
was adjusting, like, it wasa lot of fun, and I was
on hitting fairways having a lot offun. Nothing better. Yeah, hit
the ball on the fairway. Yeah, very few, very few things compared
to that on the green like twentyout two yeah, yeah, the part
three yeah, and everybody else isstill chipping on and you're just holding her
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Potter waiting like it's great. Yeah, but those greens are fast, like
you literally what has it rained andhow long? I mean, that's that's
why Jeff said I had the touchof a rapist Jesus Christ. I shouldn't
be telling you. It's such afantastic analogy, though, I'm gonna make
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sure I use that at some point, touch of a rapist like Jesus Christ.
But he said it like so commonly, and it was like such a
bread in the vase right now becauseI probably shouldn't have repeated that. But
if you know who needs to adjust. Damn Yankees man, Yo, no
(09:41):
joke. Last week we were sittinghere saying how the Yankees are the first
to get to fifty and now thisweek the Yankees suck, the Phillies lead
the Major Lee you know, MLB, and the Mets are coming back with
apparently it's just been so wild amonth ago. You know, people are
reporting that the Yankees have the bestrotation starting rotation in the history of baseball,
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with how low their eras were andYadA, YadA, YadA, And
now I think Cole got lit upby the Mets. Radon got lit up,
you know, yesterday. It's like, I feel like our starters can't
get out of any sort of Theyjust can't get out of a six run
two or three innings played. It'sjust been god awful. Yeah, I
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will say the last ten games,it seems like they're giving up an insane
like double digits almost in runs.Like night after that, Yeah, you're
not gonna come back from that,even with that offense, Like a night
Judge hits a Grand Slam? Ohwhat did we win by four to one?
Like that's what you would think,right? So me selfishly, like
going through the years, Mets forYankees, two thousand World Series, None
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of those games I don't get.It was twelve one. I was still
glued or whatever. It was likewe're up by double digits, and I
was like, I'm still watching thisbecause they could come back any moment,
and most did the first night,right, so yeah, nine two right,
nine seven? Yeah, So itjust you know, and then the
second night with the rain and allthat other crap, I was just like,
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oh, wow, we're gonna comeout and just give up fireworks.
But the Mets had the advantage.They're off. They were off the next
day. The Yankees were not.No. And and honestly, the home
field plays a lot just going tothe other side of New York, you
know, going to Queens. Someonegot nothing to lose to. The Mets
are having fun right now because theygot nothing. But I will say,
like even last year and the yearbefore, like every I feel like every
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time the Yankees go into Queens,it's it's they never sweep anymore. It's
either split one in one or theylose both. I think last year they
lost both. Yeah, it's normallylike one in one. Yeah, you're
right, you just normally for bothfor both Splitzy Bronx and Queens. Splitze's
unless the Yankees take two. Andat the end of your life, I
just get annoyed with it. Likeif if the Phillies had to play Boston
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four games and then the Braves hadto play whoever's the third best, whether
it's the Orioles or Tampa Bay dependingon the year, Like I'd be cool
with it, but the fact thatthe Mets Yankees have to play each other,
I get it. It's great forbaseball. It's a great crash cash
grab, and I'm pretty sure ourowners don't WNE, but like I care,
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because you know, it really doescome down to a couple of games.
So it's stressful. I was yourdad was upset with the Yankees,
and I told him I want toswitch records, and it's like, oh
god, no, So keep youreyes your head up, Yankee fans and
and Philly fans over fifty wins,you know, it's exciting. We are
at the midway point of the year, like literally we played half of one
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sixty two and that's exciting. Soyou know, you get to really see
what your team has to offer.And unless you're the Rockies, you're in
it. It's no joking, youknow what I mean. It's fire the
White Sox. Yeah, five hundredball now gets you into the race.
And that's exciting too, because you'renot going to see all these outlandish trades
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that you used to. I mean, even with the Mets' recent success,
they'd still be selling, and theystill might be, but they don't have
much to sell. I mean,Peter Alonso is not going to get you
back a lot. He's not youknow, there's not many people in need
of a first baseman slash DH.You know, he's not. Everybody knows
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the situation, and then the Metsare out of it. Again, he's
not going to get that much.I can't just picture a team that would
specifically need that, you know whatI mean when you're talking trade deadline and
long term. I could see it. I could definitely see Chicago. I
could see there's a few places Icould see him. You know. Obviously,
every time there's a Met free agent, you see him in pinstripes and
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crap like that. But in themiddle of the season trade like, that's
not happening. Off season signing,sure, but I don't see, like
you said, I don't see anybodydealing for him because there's the return is
not going to be there, youknow, I mean unless unless the Mets
are willing to take prospects, whichI mean, God, you never know,
some cash and some prospects go along way. No. Yeah,
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So look, there there's a lotgoing on in the MLB. It's a
lot of fun. Yeah, youknow, it's now that mad dash to
the All Star break. So,like most you're not going to see a
lot of off days until then,which is exciting, you know. And
and then also think about this,So the Mets only lost six games in
June. That's insane, that's great, you know. Yeah, and you
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know, the London series is thelast time they split a series, you
know, so they are due tolose some games, and that's that's scary
too, So they could be outof this quicker. You know, it's
just crazy. Like think about it. So ten days ago we're talking about
how the Yankees are on top,first team to fifty all this other stuff,
and now it's like, oh,we're struggling. And you called it
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early. You know, you saidit through that Baltimore series, through through
all the other series they had.But like it, a week, a
good week or a bad week ofbaseball can change your season. And it's
pretty it's pretty unique and cool thatthat. Bryce Harper, let's talk about
this because it just popped up hurtshis hamstring on final play of the the
loss of the Marlins last night,he limped off the field, apparently with
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a hamstring injury. I guess we'llknow more, at least you guys should
know more by the time you hearthis, not at the time that we've
recorded this. But not only hasPhilly dropped too in a row, but
now the potential of Bryce being out, you know, for a few weeks
or at least until the All Starbreaks, it's gonna hurt a little bit.
I still don't think it slows youguys down. I mean, I
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think you guys are moving pretty well. But you know, he said quote,
I felt my lower hammy just alittle bit, And they're gonna get
an image tomorrow meaning today, andkind of go from there to see exactly
how he feels. Hamstrings are Ifeel like with Major League base any with
the baseball, hamstrings are tough.Like guys never get over it until the
off season at all hamstrings and growinglingers things, and you got was it.
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Schwarber got hurt with tightness in hisgroin. So let's let's hope Philly
Fest. Those Hogies. God,I saw a terrible acting, but I
expect nothing less because they're not actors. But uh, Jason Kelsey and his
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wife did a hogy Fest commercial fora while. Why did you see that?
No, Oh my god, it'sso terrible. They shouldn't mess with
that. Like that's so terrible.I will say Jason's acting is not that
bad. Okay, but what's hiswife's name? Kelsey Kelsey Kelsey. That
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would have been fantastic. Kelly Kelly. I don't know, no, yeah,
okay, know what it is tobe honest with you exactly, exactly
exactly. I love her attitude though. I love like she wasn't taking any
guff from him. Uh during theSuper Bowl, didn't like that he was
She refused to wak Kansas City stuff. I like, that's where like if
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if that's you know her and ReeseHoskin's like wife, they're they're definitely people
that I'm like, man, ifyou know philis could be that way.
So Philadelphia, let's do you wantto do our bar nun yoh situation?
Because I've been staring at this thing. The CEO Kenny of of Bar Nunn,
the dad of the operation, hetold me, like Mike, the
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bar nuns better in the refrigerator,like you gotta you gotta fridge. Agree.
I might agree with that, uhhuh. So ah, that's a
good bar. For those of youwho don't know, we're talking about iconic
candies. Bar none bar. Thisis an old school candy bar that was
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is a fantastic, pretty good.You got some chocolate some waight for some
Like this is the stuff the kidssaid dead. Oh oh Cory is dead.
Yeah, they don't appreciate. That'swhy you don't do live reads.
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Listen, anything can happen. We'relive here. Here's what I would chair.
Rach on the radio just did alive at Swirling ice Cream parlor.
They infused into their vanilla ice creambar. None, dude, it was
unreal fantastic, Like I was likeI just put this in my veins,
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like it was that good. It'sso great, awesome time. You know,
families are coming out. It wasreally cool because why she's announcing it
on the radio. You see peoplepulling up like they're here, She's here,
like and all this other stuff.So it's like just shows the power
radio and like families are coming ingetting on the mini van like hurry up,
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she's still here. She's still here. So it was like really cool
to see. But also like youknow, little kids are running around with
iconic candy and bubble jug and likehaving these experiences. And my favorite thing
about Iconic Candy is like when youhand somebody one of their products and their
eyes light up because it unlocks thechildhood memory. So it's really cool.
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Check out Iconiccandy dot com. Youcould buy these off Amazon, if you're
at Cracker Barrel they have them therefive below and other retailers. So it's
a really cool company. Candy barthat was really We gotta take a break.
When we come back. The NFLmight be showing out a lot a
lot of money thanks to one particularlawsuit. Also, NASA is in the
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news again. I can't tell youhow much this angers me. We're gonna
get into it when we come back. Guys, this is Divide Live on
Fox Sports. The gamler fucking NASAso angry every time I read of God
damn, I just because like,your thing keeps moving around, So I'm
trying to match it the whole timeto the point where it, yeah,
(20:06):
I'm not paying attention to the show. I'm just paying attention to trying to
match your In my experience with radio, it's all about how you look.
It backed away and like you look. I mean, you are lean and
mean, but like I could hideit from the camera like that's why it'spent
all that time. So I waslike, all right, cool, like,
but you look like you were ingreat jam and I'm just this big
(20:27):
grimace blob over here. It's justI'm not wearing sleeves. I'm cutting sleeves
off until the temperature starts to drop. There's no more sleeves. Also,
this is the first time we're bothwearing. Give us a shot network gear
at the sir, time. That'strue. I got the Grimmer shirt.
I'm jealous. I'm not jealous ofthe Mets record, but the Grammar shirts
(20:48):
fantastic. You recommended it, Idid, man, But I'm all about
the quick cash crap you are.That's just me. I gotta do something
right. Your to the Divide righthere on the Gambler Divide Live, Fox
Sports The Gambler. Welcome back.I've never done that before, never done
to welcome back. Welcome back.I've never welcomed anybody back. Because you
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always go into this. You gottafind us on the socials to Divide live.
Divide live on Twitter, I meanX divide live on face. I
say it every time on the Twitter, So you guys know, what's coming.
Definitely check out our socials, checkout Fox Sports, the Gambler and
give us, check us out andgive us a shot. God Network,
I'm cool. Why am I SusanWaltman? What's going on here? I
(21:33):
don't know? That's my go tolike mock boys for sure, Oh my
god, but no, seriously,guys, find us on our socials,
Divide live on Instagram, on Twitteror x some of you like to call
it. Check out YouTube live.He can't stop, you can't somebody else
a robot, man, I justcan't do it. Like that thing you
sent me the other day about therobot with the re rejuvenating skin. Oh,
(21:56):
that's disgusting. It's like horrifying.So Mike had sent me this,
uh, this thing on Instagram becausethat's where we get all of our news
from, believe it or not,And it was a robot with self healing
skin made from living huming cells thatlike are they're actually testing out And it
looks like that blobfish honestly if you'relooking at like kind of like you're trying
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to figure out what this looks like. But it's it's living tissue and it's
it's collagen and something else and it'sthree D printed, and they put it
on a robot because robots aren't scaryenough. They just they really just want
to go ahead and give me cutit. It just rejuvenates. It's like
Wolverine or something. It's just meanwhile, we can't do that with our own
(22:37):
stuff. I want, why arewe doing this? I'm love dude,
robots. This is gonna be weird. I know there was a debate that
happened last night, and I'm notfor taking jobs away, but I think
robots do serve a great purpose.You know, like who wants to stand
there in a factory and and putcracker Jack prizes in the god box?
No new jobs? I just thinkmore taxes, no new job. Why
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are we trying to make things smarter? Stop trying to make these things smarter.
I don't want to work. Idon't want I don't care what anybody's
they're taking our jobs. Cool man, you know it's still gonna exist,
the human race, So they're gonnahave to figure out. Like during COVID,
they got a lot of people gotpaid. I still had to work.
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That sucked, but a lot ofyeah, a lot of people got
paid, right, So you know, if the robots take my job and
then all the government's got to figuresomething out. You know, it's a
good approach. Yeah, we wereworried about this whole time, communism,
like if none of us work,robotism like, none of us works,
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and what are they going to do? I am pro robotism. I like
that. That's a good platform.I am. You have the robots build
that platform. That's not what Icould do for this country. Ask what
your robot could do for you?Robots slack it off? Yeah, it's
going on. Imagine why why arewe so obsessed with the robots? You
and I? I would create acompany with lazy robots. But I really
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would like with the walk in thebreakroom, I don't even know why we'd
have a breakroom Like they don't eveneat. We'd have it anyway with a
cough like just one like just bangingon the coffee machine, just not doing
it. Sorry, Yeah, Ijust don't understand the obsession guys, like
this's AI stuff, this, youknow, trying to make everything, do
everything, Just let it be.Why do you need a robot that rejuvenates
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their skin? Man, I don'tknow, make a human that does that?
Why do you need a fake starin the atmosphere? Oh that's the
dude, nasty. All right,let's just get into it. NASA has
royally pissed me off. First ofall, let's talk about the thing that
if you're just tuning in, wewe have not been to the moon.
I'm still standing by that they've liedto us before. They're gonna keep doing
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it. Apparently astronauts. Our astronautsare stuck in space right now at the
International Space Station because they're having someserious issues. It's a lot bowing.
It's a lot Boeing. Actually,Boeing's an okay company. I don't want
to there. People are getting knockedoff left and right here. I'm not
trying to pay my taxes, andI fly bowing whenever I get a chance.
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Check out the new Boweing that saysCorey coming your way. I don't.
It's just I'm not messing with anyof that. Conspiracy theories is something
I'm into. I'll go after NASAall day. Apollo missions like those guys
are all dead, not bowing bowing. They're a great company, they're fantastic,
family owned. And so there's there'sastronauts that are stuck in space and
(25:37):
now not only are they trying tosend a fake star into orbit. And
I didn't even fully read it asto why I'll do with you guys on
the air. It will be likea reveal thing or whatever they call them
on TikTok like reaction as a part. And here's the part that bothers me
the most. Anytime you talk NASA, it's multi million dollars, so it's
(25:59):
as a part of a multimillion dollarproject. NASA says it's planning to put
an artificial star into orbit during anupcoming space mission. Why are there so
many upcoming space missions? We're notdoing anything like we literally go up in
the space and we come back down. There's not like they come back with
something I could just oh no,it's coming back. It's seriously with like
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satellites in the orbit. We needa star, an artificial star. So
dumb. And every time they talkabout like NASA, that's always someone from
a university, like is it isNASA a thing? Or they just like
they push it off on college kids, like what's going on? Says George
Mason? It says a recent presswith George Mason University will be the home
of a nineteen point five million dollarspace mission that puts an artificial star into
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orbit. I don't understand why themission mark is another first blah blah blah
blah blah blah blah blah. Sohappy nerds at college nerds at college star
wars, here we go. Sothe They state that the artificial star will
allow scientists to calibrate telescopes and moreaccurately measure the brightness of stars ranging from
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nearby distant explosions of super nova infar off galaxies. It doesn't matter.
Why does this matter? It doesn'tliterally change, It doesn't matter, right,
Like, this doesn't change anything.We're still so far the only life
in however, many billions of years. Why are you guys? It's like,
(27:30):
oh, they found another black hole? All right? Like what is
it? Why are we wasting millionsof dollars on this? Can't we all
just be ignorant and stop investigating thisstuff? I love it, It's just
stupid. I hate you, andnot to mention that sometimes stuff goes awry
and garbage from space falls into yourhome, like one family in Florida and
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they went to sue NASA eighty thousanddollars after their home was hit from debris
from a space station. I don'teven know if they won. And I'm
also, man, why are youonly suing them for eighty thousand dollars because
you know, like that's what you'regoing for. They're not getting that they're
putting a star into space for multimillions of dollars. Dude, I'm asking
for at least twenty Wendy, givemillion dollars. At least I could have
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killed us, you know, likeyou're putting Yeah, I'm just I'm sitting
like I want the star. That'swhat I can't nam. Yeah, seriously,
the powers obviously thankfully nobody was injured, seriously injured or fatally injured,
but at the same time got moremoney. Like you imagine just chilling on
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the couch and like a piece ofdebris just falls through your roof, a
little sparky gets hit with it,go up and put a tarp on it
because you know it's gonna rain thenext day. They're wait for insurance to
come out're talking to insured sucks guyslike you imagine I had the heart time,
Like, are something happened? Likeit wasn't boeing to Brithe it couldn't
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have been Bowie would have never haddebris. They like, listen, you
could see, but it's Boeing.It's like eightyka. You know. Out
of all the problems Boeing has had, though, you don't hear anything about
the debris. Yeah, whole doorrips off. Where did that goes?
Exactly? Nobody's complaining about that,probably because Boeing just went up and paid
somebody. Like these people throwing furnitureoff buildings and cities, No, my
(29:25):
biggest fear. I'm in Center City. I was like, please don't throw
patio furniture off on me. Likethat's all I think about. Yeah,
Like I actually I used to hategoing under those construction like scaffoldings, gaffolding.
Now like I'm like, oh,thank god, nobody kill me right
now, Like that's all I thinkabout when I'm walking around the city.
I don't think about that stuff atall. Cool, you're gonna just unlock
(29:47):
some yeah yeah, yeah, I'mjust like that's like when I was flying,
Like, how did your friend diechair from thirty stories high? It's
just he went out the way hewould have won event just relaxing on a
launch. It was a yoga roopas the girl lost her hairpin went right
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through. It's cool. It's likepeople that drop the pennies off the Statue
of Liberty have been to the StatueLiberty. No, I'm very France.
I didn't. I don't go totheir sloppy seconds. Wow wow wow I
heeart wow. That's the type ofbrag we get. Well, I have
not been. I went to theStatue Liberty once. I don't even think
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it was a class trip. Ithink my parents don't. I've like taken
boats around it. I don't same, dude. They made me walk up
a lighthouse once. I was like, this is the lame. Yeah,
no, I mean I'm not.I'm for the reference. I was literally
saying if you had been there,they say, don't you because people drop
pennies from like top, and Iguess they go so fast that they get
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like embedded in the concrete at thebottom, so that there's that. So
that lawnchair situation or your hairpin situationreally made me think of that. So
please don't throw pennies. No,don't throw any of their signs. I
say, like, don't throw pennies, throw sandwiches. I just remember seeing
the pennies in the concrete. Imagine, I don't know, just spread mayonnaise.
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Where the hell are we? Whatare we talking about? I don't
know. We never know what we'retalking about. Man, that was a
crazy tangent. Oh, we're talkingabout the debris with Bowie and Masermain.
No, the debris, that's debris. Debris. It's like power sailing and
Sarah Pallin, is that like thesame thing? We got to get on
something here. I don't know anyway, how much would you sue for if,
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now, granted to be clear,the piece of debris that fell through
their house is no bigger than thatclass that's in front of you. So
it's like hail, I would say, that's probably the exact size of the
debris that felt there was now itfell through their house, probably screaming at
eight thousand miles per Yeah, Iwould. I would sell that. So
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well, So what do you askfor? Knowing that you're not gonna get
what you asked for? Knowing that? All right, So let's say even
if it cracks your foundation the mostthat's costing you with a new roof and
some flooring and stuff. It's maybecosting you forty thousand dollars. Yeah,
I'm suing the value of the home, so five, you know, whatever
the value of the home is.So and what do you ask for for
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emotional damages, I'd go like halfa MILLI that's it. Yeah, I'll
be like my baby was there,so here's here's the hard thing to sell.
Also, i'd have video of it, and I would have been like
everybody like act like you're dying.You know. What's the other thing now
with cameras. You don't have camerasinside, Like I have cameras outside the
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house. I don't want cameras insidethe house. I'm just weird about that,
like because I probably unknowingly do weirdstuff and I don't want to know.
Consciously, I would be talking aroundwhat I would do. I mean,
you've seen things that have happened tome, like on golf courses and
stuff. Could you imagine, likeI'm home alone, I'd fall for at
least nobody knows it but me.I don't want literally, yea, I
don't want any Speaking of that,Jeff, were golfing, there's a there's
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probably like a flock of thirty geesesurrounding my golf ball. And he looks
at me. He's like, pleasebe careful. They are violent. He's
like, and also, if anybody'sgonna die from a flock of geese,
it's probably you. I was like, you inquired dueling my eulogy if I
go over there and die, likeliterally, he's like, d nice to
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them. I hit my ball andlike they they kind of spread apart a
little bit and were able to walkthrough them. Yeah, they were not
happy that. Like, man,I don't like birds. We had a
similar situation on the golf course witha hawk. It was like wouldn't get
out of the cart path and itwas right next to the tea box where
we were teeing off. Yeah,it was kind of making that angry hawk
noise like yeah, whatever, AndI literally like teed my ball up and
(33:58):
I like kind of addressed the balland I'm like getting ready, and my
my buddy was like watch out,watch out, and he like took off
and flew and was so close.I freaked out. Ours like attacked it.
There was a hawk that attacked ananimal in my drive and like,
oh, Chef was like, yo, you get another one, because I
was that thing was screaming like wehad no idea what was going on.
So yeah, birds were out tremendouslyon legacy. Oh my god. But
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uh, real quick before we wrapup. So you're asking for value the
home. Mm hmm, so abouta million dollars at this point. Okay,
we'll say average home is about fivehundred right now in our area.
And then I'm asking for a milliondollars. So knowing you're probably just gonna
get five hundred, which is alot better than asking for eighty eighty,
you're gonna give you probably get halfof that's probably six bucks in a pack
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of cards. I'm asking for tenmillion dollars. Okay. I just don't
know what angle I want to sellbecause on one hand, I can't be
in this house. It completely freaksme out. I actually might be scared
on any house from here on,knowing that this can fall from anywhere in
space. Where am I safe?I don't know where I'm safe. But
on the other hand, it's like, don't I sell like me not like
me not wanting to be home,or do I sell that I can't work.
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I have to be home to makesure nothing bad else happens to the
house. You know, Like whatangle do you sell a lot of them.
I would sell them both, right, and it's probably called law.
I can't sleep some words, somethingelse is gonna come through. I mean,
people get more for caringe accidents.Absolutely, NASA hates me. NASA
accidentally like could could accidentally slap me, like in a cafeteria somewhere. I'm
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gonna suit if I could smell thefumes from the rocket that left Florida,
I want to sue you have youhave it. It's it's like going after
the military and their there. Butagain, if never, I mean,
NASA's killed people, not on purpose, Teachers stop. The challenger wasn't on
purpose. It was I'm not sayingit was on purpose. But there are
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conspiracy theories that they all got differentthere is I actually read that just crazy.
It was wild, right, Theydidn't really send him up. Yeah,
and then they actually like had likelegit like brother. Yeah, they're
like, oh this is him,had a twin brother. But there's no
record. That almost makes you think, like you know how people say like
that the government's just the shell andit's all the Truman Show and stuff like
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stuff like that happens, and you'relike, I wouldn't be surprised. Well,
the other thing is, like Ithink about its stupid as it sounds.
The producers movie was like, howdo you raise all this money and
then have it flop? So youhave to keep the money right, So
they raise all this money for arocket that they know is not gonna work
or they got to get rid oflike we need one hundred billion dollars.
(36:39):
Okay, let's do it. Itdidn't work. Sorry, buddy, all
that money really go you know,so I don't look at this, okay,
dressing one conspiracy theory. You gottatake a quick break. We gotta
pay the bills. We gotta takea break. We are gonna talk sports
guys. Coming up. We're gonnatalk about the NFL dishing out some real
dough. I'm like, what NASAis probably not gonna dish out here.
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You'll have when we come back.This is the vide live on Fox Sports
The Gambler. I'd also like totalk about the Olympics and lack of air.
Oh yeah yeah, So we'll dothe NFL thing first and then the
Olympics hit it. No, you'relistening to the Divide right here on The
Gambler. Divide Live, Fox Sportsthe Gambler, welcome back again. I'm
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not going to go over the socialgreat intro, but we thank you so
much. Appreciate that you can findthose home Facebook, Twitter. All Right,
the NFL just had the NFL andDirect TV just had an antitrust lawsuit
decided this week to where they weretold that they had to shell out four
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point seven billion dollars in residential classdamages and ninety six million dollars in commercial
damages for fans bars. And itwas basically for rising the rising, raising
the price of the NFL Sunday tike. In a nutshell, guys, what
happened is the NFL they do allthe negotiating for all the markets in the
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league. So basically what they dois they negotiate across the board for all
the cable companies and whatnot, andthey don't give the smaller markets a chance
to negotiate for themselves. And whatthat basically does is it drives the price
up. If they're one price negotiatingto all these markets, it's going to
cost more for fans with Sunday ticket. So what they basically did is they
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opened up a lawsuit against them,and the fans won basically saying that by
doing that, you drove the priceup and if you were to let these
smaller market teams negotiate on behalf ofthemselves, they would have taken less money,
and that would have been less money. So now direct TV is kind
of thrown in the mix there forraising the Sunday ticket and I think I
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remember it was cheaper to buy ticketsto Carolina Panthers game this past year and
go than it was to watch iton TV. Yeah, and it's outrageous
that that's the case. So fourpoint seven billion dollars plus ninety six million
in commercial damages if you're doing quickmath here, that works out to about
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two thousand dollars per subscriber in thesettlement. Not to say we again,
this is like the NASA situation.This is just the initial lawsuit and what
they're being awarded. We have noidea what the NFL is going to pay
out or if they're going to settleout of court. But it could could
go up because there's a federal antitrustdamages law, so that number could end
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up being six thousand per subscriber,which if they get and they won't.
But can you just imagine you wedo, okay, Sunday tickets expensive,
but we pay it. It isyou know what I mean, I get
it. Could you imagine just beingokay with paying the Sunday ticket and then
being handed six thousand dollars, Wellthat's the great part, right, Like
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it would kind of be like whenyou get that tax money back whatever,
it'd be like, Wow, theNFL just paid me six crams. This
is great, But like, dude, I don't. I would pay triple
for the red zone. It's somuch fun. Like it's so much it's
it's so incredible. So like Ithat's what I watch. I mean every
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Sunday. I love it. Iactually get sad when it goes away,
Like you know, when he firstdoes commercial free football for the next seven
hours or whatever. Hanson's got melike that. I also love when Jen
asked me to do something and I'mlike, yeah, next commercial break and
she still hasn't caught on. Shedoesn't watch the show obviously, and she's
(40:38):
like all right, cool, andshe'll even sit there a lot a bunch
of plays with me and not realizeit's commercial free. Sorry, baby,
It's just it's just NonStop, totalaction. How do you have a break
in this action? Yeah, it'sjust crazy. Oh my god, Bengals
are about to score. Oh mygod. So yeah, that's that's where
I'm at. Like, you know, I don't care NFL. Watching NFL
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on TV is so much better thanwatching it live. I don't care what
anybody says. So unless I'm goingto a game to experience it with friends
and family, Like, I don'treally want to go to the games,
nobody's like I was there, man, Like, it's so much better.
I don't want to be around everybody. If it's a if once in a
while, I'll go to the game, like when we went to the Eagles
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Giants game or what like. Idon't mind that. But like, the
people that have season tickets that goevery week are just insane. It's not
the camera angles are so much betteron TV. It's a whole different game
on your couch. Check there's noline for the bathroom. The drinks are
a little bit cheaper if you're thosebelieves too, Like you can't tell what's
going on. Oh it's like you'resitting next to to it's I don't know,
(41:43):
I'm so bad. But it's privateboxes or nothing for me, it's
tailgating. You know, we're gonnado a bunch of tailgates this year for
sure, like that. Some collegeand we're gonna go to Ruckers, Penn
State, Villanova, We're gonna goto a ton So listen, if we
have to go on the dorms,we got to go in the dorms.
Work is work, you know whatI mean, This is what it is
anyway. Olympics. The Olympics areright around the corner, guys. The
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housing is getting they are limping intothe Olympics. The housing situation is getting
situated, but not for some concernfor not just the United States, but
a lot of other people that basicallyaren't from France. And that concern,
Mike is it's getting hot in her. It's getting hot in her. And
uh, France is trying to beas green as possible with these Olympics.
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They're trying to uh use and conserveand use less conserve more so they decided
to not put air condition in anyof the Olympic housing. Now, if
it's one thing that everybody should knowis that these professional, high level elite
athletes need their sleep. They needto be comfortable for whatever they're performing and
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if you don't give them air conditioningand the end of July, like the
France weather is not much different thanthe weather here right now, right it
is a little cooler, but it'sstill July. Yeah, they don't have
the humidity, but it's yeah,you're it's fair to say that it's still
hot, like you know, butthey're used to. It is home field
advantage. I will say that.You know, I was just in France.
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I don't know if you know that, but I was. They are
way more strict with all things.You know, you can't like they don't
have plastic throwaway cups. It doesn'texist. It's paper or reusable cups like
this. So they give you aplastic cup, they're like, hey,
leave it here or take it withyou, do not throw it out kind
(43:35):
of attitude. So it's it's reallycool, but yeah, it's not that
cool when it's hot out like andthey've had record breaking heat and it's just
like, oh my god. Likeso there's a couple of hotels, we
were at a couple of spots we'reat We're like, dude, we need
some Macy like I'll never you everwant, Like, remember we took it
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for granted, especially like as kidsyou walk past like the shops at a
theme park and that ac is pumpingin a field that is the best feeling
in the world that does not existover there. Ever, Yeah, they
never know what that felt like.So a lot of the countries are taking
matters in their own hands and bringingtheir own portable air conditioners. It should
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as they should, absolutely should,because it's America. I understand the culture,
right, and you can have alittle bit of French culture. But
at the same time, you're spendingso much money and you're gonna make a
lot of money with everybody traveling andgoing in and whatever. But like there's
so much money pumped into this,just put the air conditioner. Yeah,
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it is one field advantage though,I know, but I'm just if you
hear this, you say, isthis is how we want to try to
do it. We want to tryto conserve, we want to be as
green as possible. If you wantto do this, we applaud you,
we'll even give you whatever, youknow, some sort of advantage, bonus,
whatever. But if you don't,just check this box and we'll make
sure we prepare your room the weightit's supposed to be like it's fair the
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Olympics. Olympics are an organization,just like the World Cup, and you
know everything else is it's it makesmoney. So I can't understand why they're
not. England's right behind them though, with like all this energy efficiency,
like they have the plastic cups,they have a lunar the funds. No
that that's fine, but when youleave your hotel room. They have air
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conditioning in England, but you haveto keep your key in there in order
for the AC to be on.Stuff like that makes sense. No,
it doesn't because I keep mine inthere and I put it do not disturbing
on the door, because like Iwant to walk into an air conditioned room
or house. Like I have thisissue with my wife because right now she
(45:45):
has it on to turn off whenwe're not at home, and as soon
as we get home it turns backon. But it takes like it takes
like three hours for it to getto back to normal. Like it doesn't
take a long wasting my money.I don't care here whatever, Like,
dude, do you dive into apool you wanted to be warmed to?
Like any minute now, it's gonnaget cold. It's a sona right now,
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Oh jeez, but got times work? It is how it works,
Its a long time, will sureto come back. Then, Also,
you could argue that now your airconditioners working ten times harder to get to
a temperature, where if it wasjust sustaining that speed and that temperature that,
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Yeah, has there been studies provenabout that? What's harder sprinting?
Or would you want to sprint constantlyor would you want to just create a
pace where you could finish a marathon? I feel like that's a bad example.
That's a perfect example. It's theexample should be do you want to
walk twenty six miles or do youwant to sit on your couch and not
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work and then sprint every now andthen? No, no, no,
If you want to walk for twohours and like for the next hour,
you have to run for twenty sixmiles, I guess I don't know.
Yeah, I guess it's similar tothat where it's like, all right,
we're gonna walk and then like we'regonna walk this pace and then someone stops
and sits on a bench and thenyou have to sprint to catch up to
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them. I get it. So, yeah, exactly, exactly, I
know we're over our time here.But something just came in the news,
and I know we talked Justin Timberlakelast week. So did you hear that
someone tipped off the cops? Oh? No, someone out of conspiracy pro
Bile report. Bro Bible reports thatsomeone at a Swankyeampton's hotel where Justin Timberlake
(47:36):
was just before his DWI arrest calledthe cops because they were concerned he would
get behind the wheel. A localeatery owner said said they said that Justin
was having a lot of drinks.They told the cop to watch him if
he's going to drive, said thewell connected, well connected Southampton restaurant restaurant
or, who did not want tobe identified. People are people, aren't
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just general people in the Hampton's likethis is someone probably just didn't want him
there. Yeah, so it's like, listen, I'm about to put a
star, fake star in the space. I don't want some of it.
No, bro Bible shout out tothem fast time they did something. Bro
Bible has been like so bad,struggling man, so bad ever since Francis
(48:23):
left and went back to barstool.They kind of sucks. Not good.
All right, guys, we'll beback next week. Fourth of July show
on a Thursday with no Joey Chestnut, no Fourth of July show. Have
a good week. We'll see younext week, guys,
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