The Best Of Covino & Rich

C&R have fun with what Trump called Ohtani at the White House! It ties into today's movie anniversaries. Which actors played the best baseball players? Dodgers have a new rally cry & the length of Vlad Jr.'s contract stinks! They have a fun topic sparked by Michelle Williams social media post about a bare foot. They take a ton of calls on plane etiquette AND stadium etiquette! Plus, Florida/Houston title game props & the Duke meme gone wild!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:02):
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surging the FSR. I do want to talk about show,

(00:24):
Hey Otani? Because he was at the White House and
President Trump, I mean, called the guy a movie star.

Speaker 2 (00:32):
Think you listen, unanimous National League MVP show, Hey Otani.

Speaker 3 (00:41):
Tenny, come here, give me here, give me here, come on,
let me give you a niggy.

Speaker 1 (00:50):
He slapped him on the ass. It looks like a
movie star. He's got a good future. I'm telling you.
He shattered all of those records last year. Think of it,
all of them. And he did something even more.

Speaker 2 (01:02):
Because he became the first ever member of the fifty
to fifty club.

Speaker 1 (01:07):
Oh yeah, that so the President giving props to Oh Tony,
he's a movie star, Oh TONI politics aside, that's so cool.
Your politics start out the window just for a minute,
oh Tani, and just appreciate it. He's recognizing the greatness
that we speak of on the daily Otani. I thought

(01:27):
that was cool. I thought it was a cool moment.
And he does look like a movie star, and you know,
it all ties together, I promise you. We have too
much to get to to get into a long winded
conversation about movie stars. Oh TONI.

Speaker 2 (01:42):
Look at him, oh TONI, but Joe Hey, Otani.

Speaker 1 (01:46):
Looks like a movie star. Today is the anniversary of
two classic baseball movies that are near and dear to us.
And if Otani could be a movie star, then we
got to shout out. The cast of Major League came
out on this day in nineteen eighty nine, and so
that's what thirty six years ago? Or for how long? Yeah, yep,
thirty six years ago? Thirty six And in nineteen ninety three,

(02:09):
the Sandlot debuted. So two of the best baseball movies
ever came out on this day. And real quick, do
you have a favorite movie star baseball player? Is there
someone that you think, Wow, they were convincing as a
ballplayer And you can't say Charlie Sheen because I think
that's the obvious answer. Well, I like that we're celebrating

(02:31):
both of these movies today and we post that question
again at eight seven seven ninety nine on Fox if
you want to chime in eight seven seven ninety nine
on Fox, because there are two baseball movies, but two
very different movies. Yeah, for real, there's nothing. The only
commonality here is the fact that baseball is the backdrop,
but two very different movies. You know, one stars Benny
the Jet Ronriguez. He should be in the conversation and

(02:53):
he already said Rick Vaughan. But the coolest fictional baseball player.
It's a great question. We open it up to you.
Otani looks like a movie star, but when it comes
to actual movie stars, who is the best character? You know,
I hate to agree with Mike, but again he's in
the conversation Wonder Mike, who runs his place in our
pre show meeting Mike. He looks like Rick from Punt Stars, Mike,

(03:18):
He said, Roy Hobbs, the Wonder Boy with the Wonder back.
I talked about that music last week. He did. The
natural has to be in the conversation Roy Hobbs, because
you almost believe that he was a real guy, like
you bought into that story right, Like the lightning hit
the tree, he made a bat out of it, like
you believe the story of Roy Hobbs almost at least
I did. It's like my brother who thought Forrest Gump

(03:41):
was a true story. The Natural in my mind, was
like a real movie, like a real story, real person.
So again, who is the coolest fictional baseball player of
all time? We open it up to you. Do you
have an immediate answer? I think, listen, I think I
got my but no one's gonna agree, so I'm holding them.

(04:01):
I think the obvious answer from Major League would be
the wild Thing, because he had the mechanics, and as
the stories gothered, everyone said a million the coolest guy
in that movie. You could say Pedro Serrano was the
coolest guy in that movie. Are you in good Hands?
People don't realize it's the same guy. People don't know
that's Dennis haysbirth Haysworth, has Bert Hayes birth Hayes Bert. Hey,

(04:23):
Dennis hay Haysbert. There it is? Is there an achanaire somewhere? Yeah? Hey? Yeah,
the first letter there something there's another like thh like
bird No. But we had him on our show and
he was like, are you in good hands? Like, dude,
I can't believe that. Are you in good hands President

(04:44):
from twenty four is the same Pedro Serrano that we
were convinced with some Dominican guy who's talking about Joe
bu all the time. That's a great answer. I think
wild Thing Rick Vaughan's a great answer. I think Roger
Dorn is the cocky, which we're gonna talk about later,
cocky versus confidence Infielder the veteran. But I think it

(05:04):
was such a focal point of the movie. I think
the Aging Catcher played by Tom Berenger Jake Taylor, didn't
he rond you have like almost like a washed up
Gary Carter type or they weren't, but Carter was like
a clean fist kind of Yeah, Carter was too clean
cut in like a nice guy. It seemed like Jake
Taylor was like washed up catcher playboy, And I thought

(05:26):
that was a great character. You could say just maybe
on form someone throws you off, like, yeah, I didn't
like had a throw It wasn't convincing. Like, how do
you feel about Ray Liota in field the Dreams? Like
is there someone that sticks out? But that's not fictional,
so maybe he doesn't count because Joe Jackson was a
real dude.

Speaker 4 (05:43):
Yeah, how about uh that he was super realistic in
his role Bernie Mack, mister three thousand.

Speaker 1 (05:50):
Dude, you know, I've never seen that movie. I've never
seen it. I don't think he had the smooth swing
of with Tony Gwynn or Wade Boggs or anything or
Griffy then didn't. I mean, I'm picturing Bernie Mack. I
don't remember being that impressed. But you know what I
was like, Dennis Quaid on the Mound was convincing when
he always played. I think Da Wade was also based

(06:11):
on a real guy that dude played for Tampa. But
I'm saying who was convincing. It doesn't. I'm saying, like
you said, fictional character. Okay, you know who had a
good swing, mister baseball Tom Selleka, Yeah, he was a
good ballplayer. What do you got, Dan Byer.

Speaker 5 (06:24):
I do think in Major League, especially in our era,
when you would have old crafty pitchers, that the role
of Ed Harris or Eddie Harris.

Speaker 1 (06:32):
He played like a film meeker at time.

Speaker 5 (06:33):
Yes, exactly, like a guy who just gets by with
all of his junk, like a Charlie Huff. Yes, yes, exactly.
Like there were actual players that I could think of Charlie.
I thought he was like eighty two, still pitching for
the Rangers. So that's who that reminded. That's a good one,
Dan Byer, that is a good one. You know, very convincing,
very great answer. But you mentioned Dennis Quaid. He played

(06:58):
Jim Morris, which was based on a true story who
was a gym teacher turned devil rays pitcher. So I
don't know if that technically counts, but you gotta give
Dennis Quid the nod because he's at least a convincing ballplayer.

Speaker 1 (07:10):
Our buddy Sean hit us out. Young Jay Hernandez was
in that movie too. Our buddy Shawan out here in
La listening on the iHeart app. What's up, buddy? He said, Uh,
Kevin Costner might be the most convincing ballplayer. Kurt Russell
not too shabby either. I'll tell you one that was
not convincing to me. And I love the guy. He's
always been very kind to Cavino on Rich I mentioned

(07:31):
the movie. But probably too cool for a gaal like
Steve Covino, You know Captain cool over here. Yeah, that's
to call me. Angels in the outfield. They had ew
Tony Danza, someone in continuity must have been like, do
an exaggerated follow through when you pitch? He did this deal,
remember this whole like, oh yeah, my gud followed through.

(07:53):
It was absurd. Yeah, it was an absurd following through.
You're right. So my answer, I've waited and I've waited
for one better, but I haven't one yet. So I
was thinking, is it Carmen Ronzoni from The Bad News Bears?
Remember Carmen Ronzoni, He had the cool leather jacket, Carmen
Ronzo Or is it Kelly Leak? And it has to

(08:14):
be Kelly Leak of the Bad News Bears. And here's
why I say that. He as a little kid, and
I'm watching the original Bad News Bears movies, right, Kelly
Leak was supposed to be a little Leak player. And
he's rolling around on a moped, driving at moped to
the game, smoking cigarettes. He looked like a burnout who
is at least thirty three years old playing on a

(08:35):
little league team. So Kelly Leak for me, was always
the quintessential late seventies early eighties badass fictional baseball player.
I'm sticking with my answer, it's not Carmen Ronzoni. It's
Kelly Leak of the Bad News Bears. I'm not gonna
give I'm not going to give that my number one spot,
but I'm trying to think of it laid by Jackie

(08:57):
Earl Haley by the way. I mean people, I'm pointing
out on social media right now that it's an old
guy answer rich, but it's a good one. Mister baseball
played by Tom Selleck. Tom Selleck played baseball at usc apparently,
so Hey, speaking of actors and show, hey could be
a Hollywood star with his face and physique. Isn't it
odd to you that Billy Crystal actually took in a

(09:19):
bat for the New York Yankees, and so did Tom Sellick.
That is cool. Tom Sellick did in Detroit, I believe,
like in a spring training game. Look that up, mister baseball.
Tom Sellez himself went yard, right, He went yard in Detroit.
If I'm not mistaken, I'm just picted sure of you
went yard. But I know he made contact too, and
I'm pretty sure he hit one out. I'm gonna look
it up. But Billy Cristal also had the honor because

(09:40):
he's so affiliated with being a Yankees fan, and he
did the sixty one movie and everything. I remember, of
course he took in that bat with the Yankees, Like
what an honor that is, Even if it's just like
a gimmicky goofy thing, I think that's awesome. I remember
loving the movie forty two and the late Chadwick Boseman.
He was good as Jackie Robinson. But I don't know
if on the field the mechanics were were one hundred

(10:00):
percent there. And another guy we really enjoy, Mark Paul Gossler. Yeah, not.
I used to like that show Pitch. Yeah, but he
even admitted, like his mechanics, he's not a ballplayer. I'm
like telling him, I'm telling him, you said that all right.
In nineteen eighty six, while working out with the Detroit Tigers,
Tom Selick, known for his role in Magnum p I
hit a batting practice home run at Tiger Stadium.

Speaker 5 (10:22):
That's pretty sweet. But he appeared in the game, right,
there was like a there was an actual game. I
remember him seeing him suit up. Yeah, I don't I
know the practice one. There's should video that I've recently
seen on TikTok in the last epic spring training.

Speaker 1 (10:40):
It was an old timers game. I'm seeing some footage here,
but based on all this stuff and the show, hey,
I think honor and compliment from the President because you
could imagine like in person, dude not only like tall,
but he's a good looking dude. Honestly, think a movie star.
The guy's not only a superstar, maybe one of the
best ever. He could be a movie star. Listen to

(11:02):
the President.

Speaker 2 (11:02):
I mean show hey, Otani, come, it's a six foot
fourth stunt.

Speaker 1 (11:16):
Hey, we found out that he's a looks like a
movie star. He's a model. I mean he's also a
commercial star because there's a story to go along with
his commercials in Japan. If you've noticed that the Dodgers
have a cool new celebration, and you might be wondering
if you haven't seen this on social media yet, the Dodgers,
the whole hip flexer thing has sort of taken a

(11:37):
backseat to the It looks like some type of seventies
disco move, almost like a Zoolander where you're putting two
fingers in front of your eyes, like WHOA like a
pulp fiction type of move that is mocking in a
fun way. Otani, when they were in Japan, they saw
that he did a like a skincare ad for a

(11:58):
de court light bolster, and he pulled the product in
front of his eyes. He pulls it across his eyes,
and that is now the rally cry in celebration of
the Dodgers, as if they needed more chemistry to bring
them closer, just to put a bow on the Selek stuff.

Speaker 5 (12:15):
April third, nineteen ninety one, Selik appears in a spring
training game for the Tigers against the reds Oh Wow.
At one point, hits a foul ball that Chris Sabo
tries to track down, but it lands in like the
photographer well or whatever, but bounces outside back onto the
field of play. Glenn Braggs then picks up the baseball,

(12:37):
and everybody wants that foul ball. Who wouldn't want a
foul ball hit by Tom Sellick that ends up striking
out in the at bat in the bottom of the
eighth inning. But he did appear at a spring training game.

Speaker 1 (12:48):
How about thank you, dB, I have seen some of
the highlights. What about I'm just throwing this out there,
but you remember Brendan Fraser. I'm sorry Brendan Fraser in
the Scout nineteen ninety four. Yeah, did you mention your
favorite mister Destiny Rich. I know you're a big fan
of Jim Blushy.

Speaker 6 (13:03):
Great movie. I love that movie. As a kid, mister
Destiny Rich was a.

Speaker 1 (13:07):
Big fan, like nineteen ninety. But there's only like five
people I know that love mister Destiny. I thought that
was such a good movie.

Speaker 6 (13:13):
I rented that movie as a kid a lot.

Speaker 1 (13:16):
Plus John love it's in that movie. It's like so
one when you think of it's his friend clip. Here's
why I want you to think of these fictional characters too,
because a lot of times when I think about some
of the weak ass movies we watched growing up Rich
and we loved them. A lot of times, they didn't
have the rights to the actual teams in uniforms, so
it was like generic Yankee guy. Yeah, I'm talking about
your friend's weak Halloween costume. Yeah, it was just the

(13:38):
generic pinstripes with the blue hat. They couldn't even represent
the Yankees in the proper way. So there was always
that guy that stood out to you. He was like
the big bad guy on the on the opposing team.
So who comes to mind? Will wrap it up with
your phone calls? Right, now at eighty seven to seven
ninety nine on Fox Josh in Ohio. We'll start with
you as jos So Tani looks like a movie star. Honey,

(14:01):
who's your favorite actor playing a baseball player?

Speaker 7 (14:05):
So it's it's my favorite because he plays the perfect
Chicago cub, washed up pitcher.

Speaker 8 (14:11):
Chet the rocket.

Speaker 1 (14:12):
Stedman played by Gary Busey and Rookie of the Year
Gary Busey. Buttered Sausage. By the way, you know, that's
a fake clip, That buttered sausage clip. I thought that
was real. Why did you two ruin that for me?
I spot, Yeah, you interviewed him and he is a
whack of dude. I mean, everybody knows that he's a
wacky dude talk about buttered sausage. That clip that's gone
viral is not a real clip.

Speaker 6 (14:33):
R the way it was he he's acting, or he's
it's it's an it's no, it's c g I. Or
it's someone with like a deep fake like a filter.
Really yeah, oh my, it's a comedian, a comedian that
was on SNL.

Speaker 1 (14:46):
But I thought it was real. When if you don't
know what we're talking about, there's a famous clip from
a maybe a year ago or so where it's Gary
Busey and he's like, let's talk about buttered sausage.

Speaker 6 (14:54):
She's on some podcast or something, and that just completely
not a real clip.

Speaker 1 (14:58):
Over and over again. You can't believe anything on the internet.
Who else do we got bo in South Dakota? What's up? Bo?
Hey bow?

Speaker 7 (15:05):
It was so I gotta say, Kenny Powers.

Speaker 1 (15:09):
M dude, I retract my answer. Kelly Lee could take
a hike. Kenny Powers has to be the winner. And
you know what, Rich and I not to brag Fox
Sports Radio Nation, but we've interviewed Danny McBride a few
times and you better believe that we both had him
autograph of baseball that says Kenny Powers I give to
my brother for Christmas? Did you really you gave that away?

(15:31):
I gave that to my brother.

Speaker 2 (15:33):
Man.

Speaker 1 (15:33):
I'm gonna I'm gonna hang that up my man keeping.
I will say this the best. I mean, it's a
different conversation, but I think maybe the best sidekick funny
guy in TV in the last decade might be Stevie
from that show. Oh we love Stevie. That chemistry between
Stevie and Kenny Powers, it's unmatched and I think that

(15:53):
is the number one answer because I absolutely loved it.
I'm still waiting to watch. Say you're you're my Stevie,
you think so, let's go to Montana, Dave all the
way down to my plump. What's up, Buddy good one?

Speaker 7 (16:09):
Got a couple here. You mentioned Kurt Russell for starters.
He actually was a professional ball player. He played for
the Portland Mavericks. Yeah, back in the seventies.

Speaker 1 (16:17):
Dad on the team, you get.

Speaker 7 (16:19):
Yeah, his dadhim bing Russell on the team. If you
ever get a chance to see and I hope I
can say this, The Battered Bastards of Baseball.

Speaker 1 (16:25):
I love it.

Speaker 7 (16:25):
Excellent to documentary. You have not mentioned Chris Pratt Seattle
Boy Moneyball.

Speaker 1 (16:31):
Oh dude, that's a really good one. By the way,
two great answers. He's absolutely right about that documentary. So
when you're done watching The White Lotus finale, the Battered
Bastards of whatever it's called, fantastic movie, Kurt. It's actually
a documentary about Kurt Russell and his dad and that
baseball team and how he played. And again, just a
great one. You know what. We'll take the rest of

(16:52):
your answers next we'll wrap this up. We got other
things to move on to. But uh, oh Tani in
the news today. Be guess the President giving him some
props and he looked like a movie star, and it'll say,
oh Tani. It also happens to be the anniversary of
Major League and of course the sandlots so hey Big
Baseball Day show. Hey o Tani. And I heard that

(17:15):
Dan Patrick clip right there, And I was telling Rich
the same thing earlier, that whole long term, fourteen to
fifteen year deal thing is for the birds. Talk to
me in ten years when he's playing like an old
Albert Poolhols, like his feet hurt, you know what I mean, Like,
get out of here with that. I know you don't
care because it's not your money, but you're gonna care
when that dude is a liability and he's old and overweight. Well,

(17:36):
urso is not my money for me? As a Mets fan, Sodo,
you can say, if you're a Blue Jays fan, saddle
for fifteen years. But he looks six months pregnant in
the offseason this year. So when he's looking when he's
looking like Bartolo Cologne in five years, tell me if that's.

Speaker 4 (17:49):
A good deal, But Cove, aren't these teams just hoping
and banking on the fact that hopefully they'll get one
World Series or two titles, absolutely, and then it pays
for itself.

Speaker 1 (17:58):
That's what they're hoping. I'm a Mets fan in my forties.
One World Series when I was a school boy. My
daughter is like, Dad, have the Mets ever won the championship?
I told you when I was your age. If the
Mets get one, they're big dreaming bro, though in fifteen years.
They're like, we got to get two in fifteen right,
If they get one, I'd be the happiest little boy.
I'd be like the happier than Pinocchio. Yeah, well, guess

(18:20):
what I would The Dodgers have show hey o Danny
so until he's already given him one.

Speaker 2 (18:25):
Yes, show heyny till he's on the team the Mets.

Speaker 1 (18:29):
Yeah go. I'm just saying, I don't care. It's not
my money. There's no salary cap in baseball. We're still
stuck with that guy for fifteen years. And now the
Blue Jays are stuck with a twenty six year old
lad junior. But he's gonna be forty by the end
of that contract. Again, I don't worry about what listen. Yeah,
but it's detrimental to the team in the future. As

(18:51):
the Cardinals ask the Yankees who held on to Jeter,
I give me, as much as I love Jeter, that
did hold them back from moving forward because they were
they were so tied into that contract. As much as
Kobe Bryant is loved out here, and not only was
he one of the greatest, when he passed away in
such tragic nature, his legacy only grew right. But there

(19:12):
was a time where a lot of Lakers fans they
forget because they think of Kobe only fondly. Now, there
was a time where there were Lakers fans that thought
the end of his contract was holding the organization well when.

Speaker 4 (19:21):
He didn't ask for it. Jeanie Buss gifted that to him.
It was like her version of a gold watch to him.

Speaker 1 (19:26):
And you know, congrats to them too for making that happen.
I think it's important to keep those legacies alive with
one team. I think that's nice. But that's a very
long time, guys, fifteen years. Fourteen years, give me a break.
Ever Root and the ever Root analogy. But it's on
the long it's along the lines of what you and
Dan Patrick agree on. Yeah, these long contracts, they're too

(19:47):
lott It's like it's like it's like marrying a swimsuit
model in her prime and you know she has bad
eating habits and you're like, sounds rude, but like that's
like so rude, but you know what I mean? I
mean or like Janet, like you ash, I should I
just stop this one, digging yourself deeper into he's losing

(20:09):
his mind and we're reaping all the benefits. To say,
what you're really trying to say, what Cavino's saying with
Dan Patrick saying without saying it is you're just hoping
that by signing Soto, who you said is gonna be
Bartolo Cologne in ten years. So we aren't you saying
the same thing. And you know, let's be honest, what
does your mom look like? A slugger, but a thicker slugger,

(20:31):
like a Vladdie junior. You're saying good luck when they're forty.
What you're really saying is like you married the pain
in the ass girl who doesn't work out. She's just
like young, so it's like, what are you gonna get
when she's older? That's all rude. Maybe I'll just shut up.
Now how many years I'm looking this up? Because this
is crazy? You want to feel old for a second.

(20:52):
Do you know Prince Fielder's son is already like on
the draft market. Wait the third one, the Prince his son,
his son. So I'm saying, Prince Fielder was a big dude,
and he was a stellar player, right, retired with the
same amount of home runs as his dad, Cecil I

(21:12):
think three zero nine or something like that, over three
hundred home runs. Isn't the fun fact that they have
the same number of career home run Prince played twelve
seasons in the big leagues, Grand opening, Grand closing. You're
gonna tell me Vlad Junior, who's weighing in at a
good two sixty probably right now, is gonna last fourteen years?
I don't know. I hope.

Speaker 8 (21:32):
So.

Speaker 1 (21:33):
Look, it's a win for the player, but for the organization,
who I don't care about. But for the fans, you're
stuck with that guy, right, I'm coming from the fan perspective.
There's pros and cons to it. Hey, props to the
player getting you know, getting his money. Looky, Stevie boy,
you know what they're everyone's trying to do and the
reality is that everyone's trying to do in La Rams

(21:54):
And what did the Rams do? A lot of teams
have tried this, but the Rams successfully went all in.
They went all in, and they won a Super Bowl.
And listen, they're back sooner than people thought now looking competitive.
They got Pooka and you know, Stafford's still there. But
there was a point where if you're a Rams fan,
you had to say, we went all in, won a
Super Bowl. Good. I don't care if we sort of

(22:17):
sting for a little while. We did it. We did it.
And if you tell me the Mets won a World
Series in the next let's say five years, because Soto,
Lindor and Alonso in their prime one one. I don't
care if they don't want another one for twenty years.
I've been waiting since I was pee in my bed.
I was a little boy when the Mets won in
eighty six. Give me one. I don't care if Soto's

(22:39):
is slug when he's thirty five, forty years old, doesn't matter, right,
I mean, there's a few ways to look at it.
I appreciate that, and I respect that. It just seems
like such a long time. I agree, fourteen fifteen years.
But then again, we're not seeing a lot of players
stay with one team. So again I don't want to
talk out of both sides of my mouth, because I
do like the lawyer with one team and the loyalty.

(22:59):
We ran see that in today's world. Let me give
you anelog man, that's a long, long contract to give somebody.
Let me give you an analogy. In our world, would
it be weird to give a radio or TV personality
or podcast or a long deal like give you know,
you know what you're getting with Soto. We know the
Fox sells what they're getting with Cavino, Richard, Rob Parker,
this person is there a length where you're like, I

(23:20):
don't know if they'll be funny, then I don't know
if they'll be entertaining. Then there's contract extensions that only
go so far. In media, you don't know. You don't
know if this personality is going to be as good
in ten years. They do it in every industry, So
I get what you're saying. It's firsteen years is a
long time to assume that they'll be as good as
what they do then, But congrats, you want to sign

(23:40):
the best artist to a twenty year music deal. No
way though, not hating, just stating, yeah, Monday Championship, Monday Night,
Yeah it is. That was a white lotus. The finale
was great, man, I loved it. I thought it was
really good. Danny, G did you see it? No, I'm

(24:03):
a couple episodes behind. Uh huh No, I do won't
say anything. There's a lot of people complaining about loose ends.
There was a lot of loose ends. But maybe that
maybe that's brought up in season five. Was anything else
by spot that does want it to be ruined? Danny,
you and I are watching a show, A million dollars secret,
million dollar secrets. So good, so good? All right, Well,

(24:26):
I hope you had a I would say, uh, Women's
ukon sort of weekend of Minecraft, weekend of lad Junior weekend,
Lakers weekend, Laker's knocking down twenty two to three pointers weekend,
making a statement against Okac. I got one. How about this?
I know you love to shout out people. How about
a rafeel Dever's weekend. The guy's back to batting like

(24:47):
two sixty or two seventy. He got hot and it
just shows up baseball Oh god, it's the most frustrating thing,
Dan Bayer. I know you're a big golfer, and sometimes
someone could get so hot or so cold on the
golf course. One little adjustment in there swing could make
all the difference. And that's what makes Skal frustrating. Correct.

Speaker 5 (25:03):
Oh gosh, yeah, this is so true. That is so true.
If you find something, there is really no greater feeling.
I mean in your swing, that's it.

Speaker 1 (25:13):
You're exactly right right, And I'm sure in baseball, Rafaeld Devers,
who remember he started oh for nineteen with fifteen strikeouts.
Think of that oh for nineteen with fifteen strikeouts to
start the season, and he's already batting, I believe, two
sixty something already. That's insane, which means he went that
cold to that hot. I saw at one point yesterday
the Red Sox had a doubleheader. In one of the games,

(25:33):
he was four for four. So it's like just baseball,
it's as frustrating and as rewarding as possible could be
in the world of sports. We're also going to talk
about Shador Sanders and Baker Mayfield this hour and whenever
we don't have time for again, over promises our bonus
show catched on Fox Sports Radio's YouTube page. You promised,
Rich we talk about airplane dues and don'ts, and then
stadium dos and don'ts. As a result, now we always

(25:57):
go over these viral stories, and these stupid stories stand
out to us. Does everybody remember Michelle Williams from Destiny's Child?
Of course, now it's very random, I acknowledge that. But
she's in the news because she was sitting next to
a person on her airplane who took his shoes off,
and she shared the pick like She's like, who does

(26:18):
this stuff? And you see this too often where it's like,
do people not realize they're overstepping barefoot? Can I call
out some of the works here because I love them
and I think they're kind and I've only had good interactions,
and I hope that continues after the statement, right, I
don't know, it might end right now. Him and I

(26:38):
get along every time we hang out. But every time
I see LeVar Arrington in this studio, his dogs must
be barking. His bare feet are right there, right near
your microphone. I know who keeps his Cheetos right here
by the mic I mean, listen, I guess when you're
a big guy like LeVar, not many people tell you no,
that's probably it. Like I'm not gonna go. I mean

(27:00):
we hung with him at the super Bowl. No one
brings the party in the fun like a var But
I don't think anyone has really sent to him like
put them away. He's known for having his dogs out
right here on the console everywhere. When we were at
the super Bowl, he's in the lobby with his feet up,
no shoes on in the lobby, just chilling. But I guess,
like you said, when you're as big as he is

(27:21):
and you're a former pro bowler, you can do what
you want. Michelle Williams again share this picture and it's
just some dude's barefoot like in her personal space on
an airplane. And you see that, like I said, too often.
So what people do, guys, And it's like those Kevin
Durant bad boys. It's the gross habit of what people

(27:41):
do is they put their feet up in the like
I'm not kicking the chair ahead of me, but they
put their foot in between the two chairs. So on
your arm rest if you look a little back, some
people have their their bare tootsies on your arm rest
line crossing to me, or if you're in the window seat,
you'll look you'll look to the left of you by
the window or the right of you by the window,
and you see someone's Tonehill, I think you're allowed to

(28:02):
give them a judo chop if you see them in
your personal space like that. So before we get into
stadium dues and don'ts, what are some other airplane dues
and don'ts. I know so many people are so particular
about what annoys them when they're on a fly. There's
like there's like five things and I'll zip through them,
and you tell me if I'm missing it. Okay, geat,

(28:23):
keep your feet, keep your shoes on, No, no toes out.
You know what. I take my shoes off, but I'm
not putting them in.

Speaker 6 (28:29):
People's spaces because your feet will swell with the altitude change. Yeah,
you would take your Yeah, you take your feet, your
shoes off, so you can kind of just have clean
socks off, not stinky feet.

Speaker 1 (28:38):
I agree, make sure you don't got stank foot. But also,
are feet swelling that big of an issue?

Speaker 6 (28:44):
I was here, Yeah, if you have your laces tied, Yeah,
you feel the swell, don't you?

Speaker 7 (28:50):
Yeah.

Speaker 6 (28:51):
Have you ever tried to put your shoes on at
the end of the flight and you're like struggling to
get your feet in.

Speaker 1 (28:55):
I also notice it when I'm trying to zip up,
you know, you feel like, why is this so swollen?
That's just I was talking about his belly. Lots and
lots of sodium in those cookie What are you talking about?
But all right, so hold on. Apparently foot swelling bigger
issue than I thought. But keep your too much salt. One.

(29:15):
What did you guys have those?

Speaker 8 (29:17):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (29:18):
Those those bloot chips man, three packs of pretzels, those
what are those cookies called bisc off? You had a
biscus Yeah, so for at least forty of those. Keep
your socks on. Number one. Number two, don't bring smelly food.
Don't don't have it. Don't bring a tuna sandwich or
the leftover tupp aware of salmon. That's a real good one.
Flight I was sitting with Tim Salmon.

Speaker 6 (29:39):
I was sitting next to a girl, no joke, had
a full sized pizza box in her lap and was
like trying to balance it. And then she was like
getting drinks trying to balance the pizza bar. You mean
the's a pie family. Yes, there's a pie fan.

Speaker 1 (29:57):
Entire and like I'm like and it's riaked like gardling.

Speaker 4 (29:59):
Yeah, that last Vegas boxing trip that our show took,
there was a girl in the row in front of
us and she opened up a tuna fish sandwich.

Speaker 1 (30:07):
Yeah, I don't be doing that. I don't understand that.
Beat it with that. I'm with you on that. Any
other plane ride dues and don'ts I'm Airline Deus and don'ts.
I think based on what you said with food, even
if you think your food smells good when you're not
eating it, you don't want to smell it. Like there's
people that come on with like a beggar Burger, Kingram
McDonald's or something from the food court and they think, oh,

(30:28):
how could this be offensive? I promise you no one
wants to smell greasy fast food on the plane, So
no food. Keep your feet cover this one. This is
a real controversial one. There's always a story about some
fight that broke out because someone expects you to trade
seats with their nose picking kid. Nope, but like, what
if you really wanted that aisle seat or that window

(30:48):
seat for a reason, a work reason, sleep reason, comfort reason.
Are you supposed to switch seats just because this nose
picking family was irresponsible with their booking of the trip?
I don't know.

Speaker 6 (31:00):
The only time I will switch a seat is if
it's for a better section. So if I'm an economy
and you're in premium economy, I'm.

Speaker 1 (31:06):
Taking I'm not getting middle aisle because when I sit
next to your kids.

Speaker 6 (31:10):
When I turn forty, I demand now sitting on the
aisle because I'm going to get up at least four
times sat.

Speaker 1 (31:16):
That's what it means, at least two first round picks coffee.
Don't put people in a weird, awkward situation. To be mean,
I guess I hate for that seat. I think you
you're legally allowed to sit next to your kid until
they turn a certain age. However, three years old. I'll
switch seats with someone if they're like, hey, I'm ale
or window up there switching me? Yeah, who cares. But

(31:37):
I'm not taking a middle so that that's the compromise
of if you tell me like, but it makes you
feel like a jerky because you're not willing to do that.
Some guy tells me, hey, I'm like two rows ahead
of you in the same seat switch at me so
I could sit next to my friend or wife. Of course,
I don't know. Why would you not. People have a major,
major hang up on being the first person up when

(31:58):
the plane lands. God, hold your horses, you landed. You're
not going anywhere for fifteen minutes. Sometimes you need to
just get up and stretch a little bit. You're the
guy that does it. No, I don't go jetting down
down the aisle. I don't understand. I'm the ultimate warrior,
your next your native. You just I just trying to
stand up for a little bit. You I get them

(32:22):
running down the aisle. You just sat for six hours.

Speaker 6 (32:26):
Is five more minutes really going to destroy you?

Speaker 1 (32:29):
You know?

Speaker 5 (32:30):
I was going to say, back to your other conversation
of the the middle seat swapping. We were late for
a plane once on Southwest, me, my wife, and at
the time our two year old son, so we had
to I completely understand your frustrations. The problem is I

(32:51):
can't stand the person. And it's not everyone who verbally
announces that they are not moving where. It's exactly not me. Sorry,
that is who annoys me. It's awful. I was willing
to venmo this girl moved a seat. I'm like, I'll

(33:12):
venmo you one hundred bucks. You know, totally totally for
doing that, because they're all we were the last ones
on the planet.

Speaker 1 (33:18):
They're only be kind. Though I've never seen that off forever.
I would have absolutely done it.

Speaker 5 (33:22):
But what made it worse was just the the other
lady in the aisle who was just she was not
gonna move, and she was gonna let you know about it.

Speaker 6 (33:33):
Yes, I think if you gave camno money, he'd sit
in the bathroom the entire.

Speaker 5 (33:39):
Damn.

Speaker 1 (33:39):
I'll say this the other option. I almost want to
tell those people in that scenario if I were you, like,
if you want to sit next to my two year
old the whole time, have them I'm trying to come on,
so getting up when the plane lands, stop it unless
your flight's gonna take like your next flight is going
to take off.

Speaker 6 (33:58):
Like I had to be that guy. I had like
eleven minutes to make my connected flight there, and I
was like, please, I gotta get it from the plane.
But usually they will announce that though yeah, yeah, I
can stay, people can get I back up.

Speaker 1 (34:09):
Sam. If you the rare occasion, if you're the person
that needs to do transfer. People honor that of the
plane against are selfish, so you do need to run immediately.

Speaker 6 (34:16):
We gotta be like, hey, I'm sorry, my next flight's
in like twenty eight minutes, and so like you gotta
kind of whisper to people like please get out my way,
you know.

Speaker 1 (34:23):
But here's another one for you guys. This hasn't happened
to me.

Speaker 6 (34:26):
But who has the gall to take their massively long
hair and flop it over this seat?

Speaker 1 (34:32):
You don't have that. It covers, it covers the TV,
Cover my TV. I'm trying to watch something inappropriate and
you're covering it with Wait, your hair is your hair
is in my snack? What is going on here? Like
eating that a lot? Respect my space us and don't
And I jokingly said, I'm watching something inappropriate. You probably
shouldn't be doing it in a public space.

Speaker 6 (34:52):
And usually when you rent a movie on a fight,
it will say this this movie features adult scenes. Be
mindful of people around you, a big pet. I'm all
about plane etiquette and people disrespect it all the time.
But the zipper exit, you know how everyone stands up.
So we just talked about that. When people stand up,
they assume, oh, I stood up first. That means I
get to leave the plane first.

Speaker 7 (35:11):
No, no, no, no.

Speaker 1 (35:12):
We're leaving row by row by row by row. So
if you're in the back of the plane, you're going
to stand the whole time. That's up to you.

Speaker 6 (35:17):
That's why it's not worth getting up because I am putting.
I put my foot in the row. Spots spot it. No,
I put my foot in the row. I'm like, you're
not good. You're not going in front of me.

Speaker 5 (35:26):
And I get up and I get my bag even
if I'm sitting, and the rows are usually off center
to lake, so you know who is next in line
to get up and leave the plane.

Speaker 1 (35:35):
I have frustrated a couple more quickies. A right overhead
space is fair game. Yes, it doesn't have to be
above your seat. One of my favorite stories ever though,
because I mean you hear how arrogant spot is about
air travel etiquette one time. This is my favorite, one
of my favorite stories of all time. That's how much
I love this spot. Who's mister arrogant air traveler? Very arrogant.
Some old lady Spot put his overhead above her row,

(35:59):
which is fair. Like I said, you don't have to
put your bags above your rope, which I think it
was like the row in front of me. It was
you can't always put you always put fill up. Yeah,
everyone's the wheelie gar But like amateur travelers don't know this,
they don't know this stuff. So this little old lady
who I think lived in a shoe, oh bity, this
little old lady brought a shoe with her, old mother Hubbard,

(36:20):
that's somebody's grandmother. I don't care. Old mother Hubbard lived
in a cupboard. I think my grandmother would never She
opened the overhead, there's no space for my bag, and
I'm sitting here. She took spot bag down and threw
it in the aisle and then she didn't did she
called me? She said something, she called that space and then.

Speaker 6 (36:43):
Across the way out of sea Red, I saw Red.
Unlesser Man would have kicked her in the face. Any
other dudes and does.

Speaker 1 (36:51):
By the way, we're bringing this up because there was
a stupid viral story of of Destiny's childs Michelle Williams
with someone's bare foot was in her space. He's on
an airplane and she took a photo of it and
posted it and it was like a shack fu kind
of foot it really was like a Shaquill O'Neal sort
of foot.

Speaker 7 (37:07):
You know what.

Speaker 1 (37:08):
Bronto's our buddy, Michael Yo, awesome comedian, good pal of ours. Yeah,
he said he's got a problem when short people take
the exit row. You don't need the leg room that
you know. That is a little annoying, but hey, a
snooze you lose. I will say this though I'm I.
You may disagree with me. Here the seats reclined for
a reason. Yes, I'm not gonna take you. I'm not
gonna go at there, I'm not gonna times listen, I'm

(37:31):
not gonna erratically not erotically erratically, or we're both slammed
back the ceiling recline.

Speaker 4 (37:40):
But then a lot of arguments on planes happened because
people's feet or something else push the reclined chair.

Speaker 1 (37:47):
I saw. I think it was on Reddit, like a
Reddit post like the A I T A.

Speaker 6 (37:50):
I won't say that what it stands for, but like
where someone's laptop screen broke because they had their laptop open,
the person reclined and it cracked, and the.

Speaker 1 (37:59):
Like whose response it's a design flaw.

Speaker 6 (38:01):
Yeah, of both the seat and the left is and
the tree because you have such little space that you
tuck it into the seat and then it slams back.
Like I don't even use the recline often at all
because people get so hot and bothered with it. But
the fact is that they designed it for that reason, right, Yeah,
you have the right to recline to it's literally literally
like two inches and a yeah, it's not even enough
to really make you feel comfortable.

Speaker 1 (38:22):
Not to sound hey, can I give a tip cheap
skate tip of a do not not to sound rude,
but if you are a bigger person, tall or hefty,
like that's where you maybe find yourself in the exit
row or pay a couple bucks extra to get the
bigger rower seat or something like. You can't you can't
go in row thirty four, middle seat and be like,

(38:42):
I'm a big guy, what do you want? Like that's
you can't be six four two fifty and be like
and be aggravated if you're in the middle rad junior
and expecting yeah, so rich, so to wrap it up.
Yeah it's his DU's and don'ts is it okay? If
you're sleeping, can I get your snack? And I if
you're sleeping on a plane, round and can I be like, yeah,
he'll take the biscuff cookies. I do because I do

(39:05):
that all the time. I think that's a great move.

Speaker 5 (39:07):
What about when you're sleeping at taking a red Eye
and all the windows are closed and there's one open,
I close it.

Speaker 1 (39:15):
Yeah, you have to, man, I.

Speaker 6 (39:17):
Will reach If people on the window fall asleep and
I'm trying because you can't watch a movie because the
screen is just.

Speaker 1 (39:23):
Lit up and blown out, I will reach over the person.
I'll close the window. Speaking of reaching over, I agree
that if there are windows open, you have every right
to be like, hey, bud, do you want to close
in the window? Like be kind right anytime of day.
Here's the other question this is this could be awkward burgers.
As we say, imagine you're sitting window seat and you
got to use the restroom, like you can't wait. You're thinking,

(39:44):
I can't wait because then I gotta get off the plane.
Go I can't wait. I gotta go on the plane.
But the middle seed person is sleeping. Do you wake
them up or do you awkwardly like try to hover
over them, because what if they wake up and you're
like mid hover over them, your button their face.

Speaker 6 (40:03):
Face to face like, that's so awkward. The considerate thing
is actually face someone. When you have to look at
a game, you're in the seats, you're supposed to face people.
A lot of people will do the old butts crunch
your room. This is what I said on the aisle
to avoid that exactly.

Speaker 1 (40:16):
I will wait people. You gotta wait people off. Based
on I want you to start thinking about the stadium dues.
And don't you know we're having so much interaction today
between the baseball acting topic and oh toaddy and uh
now this plane etiquette and ballgame etiquette, we might have

(40:38):
to push last one standing till tomorrow. Well, hank tight,
because you're gonna wrap up this conversation. We have plenty
of games, plenty of time, plenty of prizes to give away.
But based on the plane etiquette story with Michelle Williams
Destiny's Child, it got us thinking, there's plane etiquette. We
love talking about that because you really could say break

(41:00):
this season. Travelers from the Amateur weekass travelers that don't
know what's going on. You see it the minute you
get to security, you know, security line, like god, jeez, Louise,
come on, you got your belt on. You ever notice
someone making this guy's about to walk through the middle
detective with five necklaces on like he's uh right, rich
the worst one. You didn't mention it. And you're a

(41:20):
parent like me.

Speaker 4 (41:21):
How about the ones who bring a small child or
or children on a plane and they don't pay attention
to their own kids and they just let them scream
obnoxiously and they're not paying attention, they're not pacifying their kids.

Speaker 1 (41:35):
Kids are not a free pass to disregard humanity.

Speaker 4 (41:39):
Are so crazy about pacifying cod and making sure he's good.

Speaker 1 (41:44):
And same same at the restaurant to yes, ye, same
thing applies, and we.

Speaker 4 (41:49):
Get up, we take them out, or we pick them up,
or we give them a snack, We do something to
make sure he stops the crying immediately.

Speaker 1 (41:55):
And that's all a normal passenger or person wants to
see that you're at least trying, because I think that
there's also a lack of understanding sometimes from people and
what are you supposed to do and your little kid
is having ear issues or whatever on the plane? I
think all you want to see. And you guys both
nailed it. If if the mom or dad's walking up
and down the aisle like pat and the kid like, oh,
settle down, Versus there's parents that just look the other way,

(42:18):
and you're like, yeah, they're apathetic. You don't want that.

Speaker 4 (42:20):
I saw a mom a couple of flights ago. I
saw a mom watching a movie on her iPad and
her kid was screaming going to.

Speaker 1 (42:27):
And she was just oblivious. Yeah, that's the worst.

Speaker 6 (42:29):
No.

Speaker 1 (42:29):
I saw a great parent move. If you're traveling with
your kids for the first time, this has become a trend.
You make like you make a couple goodie bags and
you hand them to the people around you. Put a
kick cat in there, maybe maybe some candy. You're a
little big and you know saying, hey, listen, traveling for
the first time, apology in advance, here's a little good
OUM give him booze Shooters. If a kid kicks my seat,

(42:51):
I'm kicking them in the face. That's spot. That spot everybody,
just so you know, yeah, spot all right now. Based
on the plane etiquette, stadium and etiquette, because it seems
like once the booze starts flowing at the stadium, people
start to forget about the etiquette that's also involved. So
what comes to mind, What are your rules on being

(43:13):
the guy that starts the wave or doesn't participate in
the wave? Rich, I wasn't even thinking the way, but
you know where I was thinking first, Yeah, because I'm
kind of like, come on with the wave, dude, listen
in a blowout sometimes those are the type of things
that keep the crowd alive and like, as I say,
but sometimes it is kind of fun. We've been at
stadiums where there's a boring fight, yeah, and some guys
doing funny chance gets everyone involved. That is fun. But

(43:35):
what are the rules? I have some rules. I don't
know why this is the case with movie theaters and stadiums.
Clean up after yourself. I'm not saying you need to
pick up every little peanut shell, but I'm amazed how
people have a Dodger dog or soda and they just
throw it on the floor like they're like it's a pigstyle. Also,
we've seen people urinate in the sink, like you really,

(43:56):
what is going on? And Rich is right, what about?
What is it about stadiums and movie theaters where we're like, yeah,
we're just gonna litter and leave it here. I don't
get it if I have a hot dog, at a
soda or a beer. I'm gonna throw my trash in
the garbage. That's just become the way for whatever reason.
Let's be better there. At least you don't. How about
the slob that's always caught on social media, like drinking

(44:19):
a beer out of a hot dog or something gross
like that. You always see something like that someone's dipping
their chicken fingers into the soda, or you always see
something weird like that. I would say, that's the stadium.
I'll give you one. Unless you're trying to unless you're
desperately trying to go viral. Don't be the person that
facetimes or is on speakerphone for more than ten seconds. Oh,
I got another one. Don't be the jabbroni who's pretending

(44:42):
to have good seats so you really have nosebleeds, but
you go all the way down to the front just
to get that picture and potentially steal someone else's seat.
You're a seat stealer, but what you're doing is trying
to brag on social media. You're doing it for the gram,
acting like you're a baller in the front row, and
really you're not. I got another. I could keep going
on days this is ballpark etiqette now the Babium Stadium

(45:04):
dues and don's much like the airplane. I get it,
you're at a ball game. I'm okay with people throwing
out a couple of swear words here and there, But
if you're sitting next to a bunch of families, it's
you know what it's called, Danny, you're a trash bag.
You ever hear people that don't know how to read
the room. If you're in the bleachers around a bunch
of adults, it's alcohol. Man, it's different.

Speaker 4 (45:26):
It is they just that you lose all when there's
moms and little kids around you.

Speaker 1 (45:31):
Shut up. You know you don't need to use all.
He's the same a hole that'll snag a baseball from
a little kid. I can't tell you how many times
you see a major league player trying to toss it
to like a little girl or a little boy they're
playing catch with, and some beer guzzling idiot with a
beer helmet on snags the ball. See some seeing some

(45:51):
of those guys push kids.

Speaker 8 (45:53):
Don't like it.

Speaker 1 (45:54):
I like that. I'll tell you why. I like that
because usually those people are exposed on social media and
they're embarrassed, and I saw just recently it was punched
you embarrassed. It was pre game. Yeah, that is a
good Sebastian man of scalk, Like, aren't you as stealing
a baseball from a kid? Why would you do that?

(46:14):
Would you do? I saw it. It wasn't the Paul
Skeins having a catch with the kid. I thought that
was a cool moment. It was another one. But the
baseball player was very clear, like you little boy tossing
it to you, some grabbroni and fat meat ahead steals
it and he then falls grabs the ball and walks away.
I'm like that shusuld be so embarrassed at yourself. Don't
do that, honestly, I think you just have a punch

(46:35):
in the face if you do that.

Speaker 4 (46:36):
How about when your whole section sits down, but there's
the one Gebbroni that stays standing right in front.

Speaker 1 (46:42):
Of you, and he's three hundreds. I always think of
the Woody Woodpecker card too. Do you remember when like
he's sitting there trying to watch the ball game, but
there's a guy with a cowboy hat in front of him.
So he finally takes the cowboy hat off and then
his hair is shaped like that. That's another read the room.
That's why you mow there. You gotta mow their hair down, Danny.
I'm I'm I'm big on reading the room in those
scenarios because I also don't want to kill the enthusiasm

(47:04):
of a playoff game or big moment. But I feel
this way had concerts too. On the floor, people clearly
are standing, but if you have like a side angle
of the stage, a lot of times during certain songs,
people are sitting, having their drink, chilling, getting the vibe going.
If you are in the front and everyone else in
your section sitting, you almost then have to be like,
all right, I'm one with my section. You can't be

(47:25):
the one person that's like, let's go Eagles when everyone
around you is like, dude, take a seat. It's a
third quarter with eight minutes left. No one else is
standing like I read the room. Stadium dues and don'ts
will wrap it up with your phone calls now at
eight seven, seven ninety nine on Fox again, where Cavino
and Rich hope you had a great weekend. Who do
you want to start with? Oh? I want more? Yeah,
I hope. I'm not offending anyone in this room. I'm

(47:47):
sure you are. Don't wear oh boy, the jersey of
a team that's not participating. Oh that's the I don't
care if you're offending anybody. I'm with you, randomly weird.
If you go to a Dodgers Padres game a Cardinals fan,
you're your old school pullhole straight at my face with that.

(48:08):
I don't know what it bothers me. With your John
Tudor nineteen eighty seven jersey. Get out of my face,
you know. Let's go real quick. Donald and marl and
mar Lago have Ozzie Smith fans here for no reason.
Wait a minute, I Donald, Donny, Hey buddy, how.

Speaker 8 (48:24):
Are we doing? Guys? Nobody knows about etiquette more than me? Right, Okay,
I am the definition of etiquette. Right.

Speaker 1 (48:34):
This is the worst impression ever, worse than mine. I
keep going, keep going, Donnie.

Speaker 8 (48:40):
But I was at the met game.

Speaker 1 (48:41):
Right.

Speaker 8 (48:42):
We all know I'm the number one Mets fan. I'm
from Queen's I'm a big Mets fan. And this lady
was chanting louder than roso'donald after an Indian meal. And
she was champing. Let's go Mets, right, And the security came.
The security came right, and they said you gotta go right,
and then everyone else all He's New Yorker started changing,
Let's go nuts right.

Speaker 1 (49:05):
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Eric in Vegas, what's up? Eric? Hey?
Eric Hey?

Speaker 9 (49:09):
How you guys doing?

Speaker 1 (49:10):
What's up? All right?

Speaker 9 (49:12):
You took mine on the sitting versus standing. But another
one is a miserable fan. You're paying a lot of
money to have a good time with the family. You
always we got season tickets, but there's always those fans
that are just crashing the team or the coach or
the decisions. They're annoying to be next to.

Speaker 1 (49:27):
Yeah they are, Oh Dave Robert Socks just wanted a
series and you signed them for more years. So relax,
especially when you're there with like a new set of eyeballs,
like your kid or a kid, or like a date
or something like. You don't want that negative.

Speaker 4 (49:41):
And if one of your players is having an off
day a bad game, I hate the overreaction of certain
fans around you.

Speaker 1 (49:47):
That's why they need to cut them. It's like, calm down, man.
Did you see that Vineral clip over the weekend at
the Pirates Yankees game when there was some guy. They
were like, you're a bomb judge, you weapons saw can
you hear in the background, And then he hits a
home run right afterward, which I loved. But yeah, man,
people get real inappropriate. I got one fantastic one. I

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think everyone in this room le great and they will
go to damn buyer. Nothing bothers me more than when
the pitcher simply steps off the mound and people go
fuck no, the damn rule, Like, I don't know why
that bothers me so much? This What about the friend
that comes back with a whole thing of like snacks
and treats but doesn't offer up anything, isn't it? They

(50:31):
never even offered a hot Hey, man, you could have
told me you were getting a hot dog. I would
have got one.

Speaker 2 (50:35):
You.

Speaker 1 (50:36):
That is me sometimes. I remember we went to a
bowl game once and Covino asked his brother like for
something really good, like, Yo, can you get me a
sausage or a smashburg or something good. His brother goes, yeah,
I decided to get you and he got you like
some whack treat instead. Dude, Yeah, he got me the
weakest stuff. He's like, we're selling that here, yo, So
here's codd candy. It's such a milk cut. I was
gonna say milk duds. Milk dug got your whoppers. I
asked for chicken tendy, he got you red vines.

Speaker 2 (50:58):
Like, what is this?

Speaker 1 (50:59):
Alright, let's go to Damn Buying for an update. We'll
wrap your calls next. What's up, Deba.

Speaker 5 (51:02):
I don't know if you guys feel this responsibility, but
let's say there's a row of seats one through twenty.
If I'm in eleven and twelve, I'm like one bathroom break,
and at that break, I am getting concessions. Like, I
will limit myself so I'm not interrupting the everybody else
if I'm in seat two or three or nineteen and twenty.

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At the end, Cart blanched from whenever you want to leave,
But if I know I'm in the middle of a row,
I will take it upon myself to say I can't
disrupt these people all the time. I'm gonna leave once,
get my stuff, go to the bathroom, and come back,
and that's it.

Speaker 1 (51:37):
That's good etiquette. Dah, that's a really good one. I
was at a Mets playoff game when the Dodgers whooped
their ass last year. But I remember my buddy and I.
The whole joke was there was a woman that got
up probably every inning, and everyone's like, where is she going?
Every evening? I love that and TB.

Speaker 4 (51:51):
Some of the rude people, they'll kick your drinks and
things by your feet. They're not even aware of what
they're walking. You have a small bladder I have to
get every inning, and.

Speaker 5 (51:59):
Now with cup holders like in front of you that
it actually tightens the space to walk through. So I
try to be cognizant of that.

Speaker 1 (52:07):
And you go, I'm sorry, sorry, you're a good band.

Speaker 5 (52:10):
Sorry tonight, and hopefully we have a good game between
Florida and Houston. College Basketball's national championship on the men's
side of things is settled in San Antonio, eight fifty
Eastern time.

Speaker 1 (52:21):
Tip. It's a little bit earlier than a year's past.
ADB try to make a more viewer friendly, a chance
of a blowout like the women's game, right, this is
to be a lot closer, you would imagine. I would
think so two points, yes, yeah, because I was surprised
you eighty two fifty nine or whatever it was. I
think tonight's may be a close game.

Speaker 5 (52:38):
Florida likes to play with a more up tempo style.
We'll see if Houston can slow it down with them. Cool,
we'll find out tonight. But Florida and Houston for college
Basketball's national championship again on the men's side.

Speaker 1 (52:54):
Now tonight you were talking about the big game tonight. Yeah,
Florida Houston. It's down to one point. Florida is favored
by one, which is that relieving a point spread that
it might as well be a pick them. So I
was at Draftking sports Book. Here's what I come up with,
all right, cool, feel me out here, feel me out player.
Two star players Florida Walter Clayton Junior. His over under

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a set of twenty one points, taking the over. L
J Cryer star player for Houston. His over under said
it eighteen points. I'll take the over, So essentially I'm
just over. Essentially, you're just betting on the two star
players to have a big game, and that is one
hundred paced two ten. I'm all about it. Draftking Sports Book,

(53:37):
have fun with that. Oh and I have another bet.
I want to make h Will I cry during one
shining moment? Yes? Really?

Speaker 8 (53:43):
Yes?

Speaker 1 (53:43):
Every year. I just thought of skip is it Luther's
voice or is it the actual montage? You know what
it is. It's that part where it's at the end,
not the ball is tipped, it's at the end when
he goes off falsetto one shining moment. Yeah. I gets
real high of it, you know. But then again, there
haven't been many crazy highlights. I feel like the montage

(54:04):
this year, Danny g is gonna be a little light.
Other than that, Marilyn's last second shot haven't been.

Speaker 4 (54:08):
Made like Boser beaters Duke losing, I know, but like,
how about the the over the back call and Cooper flag?

Speaker 1 (54:14):
Yeah, I think, oh that was so what did the
coach say? Bogus? Yes, bogus. And by the way, don't
don't just brush over the fact that Duke lost. We
all know that. But we talked about how that the
White Lotus finale would line up perfectly with that, that
if they lost, that meme would go viral, and it
absolutely did. The second Duke lost, Danny G called He's like,

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here come the memes. The prophecy was fulfilled. The prophecy
was fulfilled. Mike White's genius the White Lotus meme of
Tim Ratcliffe, Jason Isaac's character on the show with the
gun to his head that wearing the Duke t shirt
went viral just like we thought it might. So well,
I gotta be honest with you guys. Yeah, during that game,
I missed that game because I thought it was gonna

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be you know, I didn't think it would be that
great of a game. That's when I took my kids
to go see Minecraft. So when I was in the theater,
I was it was like the movie had wrapped up.
I'm walking out. I'm like, ah, Duke's up by, you know,
there by quite a bit minute left. Then I refreshed
my phone. I'm like, wait a minute, yeah, huh. And
then I'm like wait a minute. And then you know
when you think like something. Have you ever seen a
score incorrect for a second on like an app and

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you're like oh, then then it corrects itself. I was like, wait, no,
they must have this wrong. There's no way Duke just refresh,
refreh what. So yeah, if you're a Duke fan, that
was probably the worst moment as a fan. Yeah, that's wild.
So enjoy the game tonight and to wrap up stadium
dues and don'ts I want to add one more. I

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want to add one more. We talked about it when
Rodney Pete had his glove at the game. Remember, yeah, like,
unless you're under the age of twelve, twelve an under,
you should not be bringing a glove to the stadium.
That's one of my personal rules. If you're at a
little league, no glove to the stadium. Darius in Phoenix,
what's up, Darius? What's up?

Speaker 8 (56:02):
Yeah, listen, I was gonna get on that stadium etiquette. Now,
the thing is when you guys come to the stadium
on the diamondback, Sam, I'm in here in dimondbacks, it's
to open field.

Speaker 7 (56:12):
Before they walk in, they should have a little thing.

Speaker 8 (56:14):
Where you can clean your feet.

Speaker 7 (56:15):
I had a guy let alone.

Speaker 8 (56:17):
I don't like them anyway, putting your feet up behind
my seat. Come on, man.

Speaker 7 (56:22):
Yeah.

Speaker 8 (56:23):
Now, the bad thing about is the one time it
did happen to me, the guy happened to step in
dog crap.

Speaker 1 (56:29):
Oh poor Darius. Let me tell you. Darius is right.
You gotta be careful when it's staggered seating and your
feet are by someone else's back or jacket. Don't be
ribbing your dirty ass. Jordan's on someone's nice jacket. Oh
he's right about that. We'll wrap it up with Jason's
stadium dus and dun'ts.

Speaker 7 (56:46):
What's up, buddy, Well, my big doing don't is knowing where.

Speaker 8 (56:50):
Your seat is before you walk up to the person
actually sitting there and getting mad like they're in the
wrong seat.

Speaker 1 (56:57):
Dude. That happens all the time. You'll see, I know,
but you're always like, yeah, that's my seat, and then
you realize it's not and you feel likeing a hole.
This is one thirteen. I thought it was one fourteen.
You know what, I've to tie the both conversations together.
I've seen people on planes do this and it's ultimately embarrassing,
Like the woman's like, aren't I in sixteen A And

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she's like, oh goodness, this is in sixteen A. No,
it's so clearly labeled.

Speaker 2 (57:22):
You know.

Speaker 1 (57:23):
That's a great one to end on. It applies to
the plane and at the stadium and whatever. We didn't
get to today. Last one standing the difference between cockiness
and confidence. There's a story about Shero Sanders and Baker Mayfield.
We'll get to that tomorrow on the show. So tomorrow's
gonna be action packed and we'll talk about the game tonight.
Perfect until then, enjoy your national championship, Enjoy your Monday Night.

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Until then, they do you and promise