Hour 1: Brady, LaVar & Jonas – Forgetting Valentine’s Day

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Two Pros and a cup of Joe, Fox Sports Radio,
LaVar Arrington, Brady Quinn Jonas knocks in the here coming
up on this Tuesday edition, it is Valentine's Day, so listen.
We're gonna have the usuals we're gonna have in case
you missed it, but we're also gonna have another edition
of would You Rather, And we're gonna have a story
from a dinner gone bad on Valentine's Day, some tips
from a couple of the pros here, and we've got
some other NFL news and notes, including more Super Bowl

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Happy Valentine's Day, guys. Yeah, I just found out. I
thought it was tomorrow. I just found out just now.
Oh boy, on everything I thought it was tomorrow. I'm
made some trouble. Oh yeah, I just completely forgot so

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much going on out in Phoenix and I got back.
We had a birthday, we celebrated for my youngest turn three.
This isn't good. What I do Well, there's the go
to there's the go to lie, which is always I mean,
I think applies especially with some of the issues people
have had. I don't know what took so long for

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it to arrive. You know, I I ordered this last week.
We've talked about this, right, which is it's the supply chat. Yeah,
that's would have gotten you flowers. It's just it's it's
the supply chat. You ever get in trouble for that
type of stuff, Because whatever it is she wants, I
just tell her to go get it. You know. It's like, oh,
for Valentine's Day. I'd like to have this piece of jewelry.

(02:10):
Get it. Happy Valentine's Day. I love you, So you
don't have any She bought it like a ring this year.
It's pretty interesting ring, pretty cool, really big rock. Um. Yeah,
and you know she's happy. Hall of Fame ring isn't Uh? Yeah? Yeah,

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I can't pay for that. Yeah, I got it. Yeah,
you can get whatever ring you want, whatever you want
it an this Yeah. You know, I created that debate
in many of places, and it's interesting because I haven't
I have, not one one time. Her wedding ring versus
my Hall of Fame hall of Fame ring. What's the debate? Uh?

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Which one is better? Or which one is more valuable?
And my my discussion point was much, well, yeah, I
guess I shouldn't be debating that, Huh. I did though,
I did um because I felt like if I didn't
have a Hall of Fame college career, I mean, there's
the chance that well I would have never been able

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to afford this ring for you that that you have,
and then on top of that, I probably wouldn't have
met your ass either, And and if I did meet you,
you probably would have been out of my which she
was out of my league anyway as a pro, So
it would have been more out of my league if
I hadn't, you know, become like this big football star.

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So I had to leverage all of that college football
Hall of Fame um yeah, accomplishment, experience, experience to to
lead me to it. Yeah, so so so so that
college Hall of Fame ring is way more valuable than
the wedding. Uh, if you don't shut up and less

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than one second, um, and we'll talk about what what
the rebutta is later. So yeah, and that was that
was a mic dropper for me. Can I tell you
something though, the way you presented the argument much better
than I thought you were going to come up with,
just because I think it would have been shot down immediately.
Are you trying to say that your college football career

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was better than our marriage? And you actually navigated those
waters nicely because you threw you made some compliments about
her part of your argument, which is really well done,
which is kind of backhanded because it's almost like insinuating
that if I wasn't who I was, I wouldn't have
been able to to talk to her. Um. But with

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that being said, we all know what the harsh realities
of life are sometimes, and you know, the the harsh
reality is is a guy like me and being an
everyday guy most likely would have been struck by lightning
before I would have been able to actually be bo
old enough to try to talk to her in the

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first place and then actually, you know, execute executed. That
was my highest moment. You know. I never even dated her.
I never even dated her. We didn't even date. We
were together for three months shotgun wedding. We hung out.
We hung out for three months during during a three
month period of time, we hung out, and we're engaged

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and then got married within a year, Like we got
married in a year and it lasted hitting towards what
eighteen eighteen in March March. Most of those quick marriages
don't last though, right, Like the wedding, I don't know,
it wasn't a shot in Vegas, n I wasn't. Probably

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he sober up the next day to go, oh my god,
I thought you were your friend. We can we can
we get out of this. I wasn't one of those
type deals. We definitely planned the wedding and all that stuff,
but yeah, we never dated. Yeah, my story. My parents
got married after thirteen days and knowing each other, and
we're together till the day they passed about that safety

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plush years. There you go romantic. It is so shots
out to all of the lovers out there on on
Lover's Day, you know, because I forgot today it was violent.
I thought it was tomorrow. I didn't forget it was today.
I just thought it was tomorrow. I think it's more
of this. This is my issue is this is a
holiday that was created by Hallmark. I can't stand it

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like it is a holiday that was created by a
card company, because you have to go out and spend
more money. And I don't think they took into account
that we're gonna have all this inflation and crap going on.
And by the way, by roses today, which I which
I will, I'll buy roses wapi. They're way more expensive
buy a week from now. That's not even close. Like
you're getting those things tomorrow, same thing, maybe not tomorrow.

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It also makes cheaper tomorrow. I've done it. And it
also makes guys feel like a hole speacause it's the
day right before you get paid as well too, so
now you gotta worry about Okay, if I gotta go,
you know, you get paid on the fifteenth. Why is
the holiday on the fourteen? So you just always at
the end of the week. Well, no, I think it's
like twice a month for a lot of people get paid. Well,

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if it's the end of the week, you got a
long ways to go coming off a super Bowl weekend
to uh to go ahead and get that time for
most people, Okay, well listen, you know you know who
else you know why why? Well, you want to pay
him at the end of week. So but usually if
you're gonna fire them, you fire them. They get paid,
but they have the weekend to cool off. You know.

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I get clipped from my first radio job on a Friday.
It's a great point. I never thought about that, I mean,
not surprised. And they don't have to fill you in,
you know, they don't. They don't have to have a
fill in for Thursday and Friday exactly. They let you
finish the week out to put that together. Yeah, yeah,
I think, yeah, I think the whole weekend is built out.

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All right. Now we got that out of the way,
let's go ahead and clean up. Man, is a Valentine's
uh holiday too? You know, the haters, the sneakers, you know,
the ones that slide in say are you happy, here's
some chocolates for you, you know, here's here's some roses

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for you. The dormats Yeah, yeah, they're the guys that
get stepped on as they walk into the house to
hang out with you. The creepers, Yeah, their dormats, yeah. Schemers, yeah,
the guys that are out there trying to throw some
some stuff. The ones that are like, you know what,
Brady so this, and everybody loves Brady, but you know
what you deserve attention to. They're the people that are

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out and needs to transfer portals, trying to trying to
see how happy you are at your current school. There
you are that people who are giving your your wives
are significant others Valentine's Day. Guess is that what you're saying.
I mean, they may give you a slide message. They
might slide into her d M S or something like that.

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You know, oh you look so beautiful today. Happy. Yeah,
And if you're listening to my show because you're a
groupie of my chick, I'm talking to you. Um yeah, man,
Like they'll slide into their d M s and that
still happened absolutely as adults. These dudes be doing that bs. Yes,
really absolutely, they sliding it on the end like everyone

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is sliding on the field of Super Bowl. It was
that much sliding going on day. In fact, in fact,
they wanted to slide. They didn't want to change their cleats,
they didn't want different footing, they wanted to slide. You
see what slide and Rapp reports claim the reason why
that they were having issues and it got worse than
the second half was because of the stage during halftime

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that he had. Some people say, well, you know, this
is exactly why natural grass is always better. It wouldn't
it be worse with natural grass if you had a
stage out there at halftime? Would that make things worse
with the I mean, no one ever complains about artificial
turf being slick um. This has been a constant issue
in Phoenix and Arizona that stadium, and look, I'm not

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a scientist. I just I feel like you're taking a
field that's outside in the sun in just different conditions
that when you kind of roll it into that stadium
with all that people, it's just it's different, Like that
field's not gonna hold up the same it's a different
environment than what it's growing in and being maintained in.
It's a whole different field to it. And it's always

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been the case. I mean, I can remember calling games
back to Kirk Cousins playing for the Washington Commandos and
it was like that guys are slipping around or will
complain about the turf there. It's literally always been that way,
well shooting when we were playing that. That played. Last
time I was there was a preseason game as a
player for the Denver Broncos back in twenty It was

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the same thing. We all went out pregame and I
was like, man, the spy I need to get, you know, bigger,
deeper spikes. I had to go put on different cleats
for it. It's just it's always been the case there.
I don't know exactly why they've had the hardest time
with turf, but if you're going to have a halftime show,
what were else you're supposed to do stage for? It

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was did you see somebody almost fell off? One of
the dancers felt like it was on one of the
top platforms and almost fell off. I was sitting there
like they had Rihanna strapped in and I was like,
I wonder if the other ones were, because that would
be crazy. I was. We were on the couch joking
like if one of them went off, theyd be like,
go to break, and you would have heard him say
to break. Then it came back they be like, well,

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we're having a somber moment. One of the dancers has
fallen off of what was the platform dressing, but does
a swan dive off the stage? Which one would have
been worse? The fall after the Rams Super Bowl or
that one, Oh, that one, because you're you're dressing. You're

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dressed like an idiot, but you might but you might
have had enough cushion and all of that bubble of
your bubble coat and outfit. Yeah, but there, Plus, you
can't blame it on a starting quarterback in the NFL,
and there it was like you not knowing where you
were at, and there was also nobody at the Rams pread.
But you can play Brihanna for not doing more dancing
and and so you had to do more dancing and

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that led to you falling off. She was pregnant, she
was strapped in. Why wasn't I strapped in? Yeah? I
wasn't connected to a pole to keep me from falling?
Why why are were you? Yeah? What makes you better
than me? That she was pregnant? I mean, then come
down from being that high problem solved. Um ticking over

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the fact that they don't get paid for being at
the halftime show. No, they play, They pay for everything.
You do, pay for everything. Yeah, Like that was a
very extravagant performance, and I'm thinking of my head, how
about how many millions thinks she showed out for that?
I mean, she is a billionaire, she's worth like one
and a a half billion. Or wait, they don't get anything.
They don't pay they ever paid the talent because you
get a hundred eighteen million people that watch, it's all exposure.

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It's all exposure. I mean, I think that's think about
it this way. Uh, A halftime show is how long?
Like ten minutes? Is it like normal? That's longer th minutes?
Greg Olsen was making the point before they went to halftime.
He said, yeah, I wonder how Patrick Mahomes will be
feeling after he comes out, because it's halftime is going

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to be about thirty minutes. So Rihanna's performance was how
long you think? I don't know, fifteen at least? I
was I was walking my kid. If it was. If
it was, imagine imagine what fifteen to twenty minutes of
Super Bowl time like SOT thirty sixty seconds is what

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like three four million dollars during the Super Bowl? Whatever?
What are you talking about? I mean, he just said
he walks his kids. It's like a little car, like
I got this car. Kids do have lesha's though sometimes
I had one when I was younger, I had one.

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I had one when I would like that they were creative.
In fact, my mom might have. My mom might have
invented Lesa's for a child. Hell yeah, and rightfully so
I was thing too, for sure. You remember they came
out of the boxing Dr Susan. They was all over
the place and they was out of there. And I've

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gotten lost at least I got lost at least two
times when a tree like I don't get it. I
mean no, she connected, she connected, she held the leash.
So trying to say anything to make fun of LaVar.
You just said you were walking your kids. You know
it's in a little blue car. There's a big difference
between taking your kids. Well, that's even worse. You're not

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walking your kid. That's worse because that's what people do
with their dogs these days as well. They put them
in like strollers. They don't they walk their dog and
the stroller. I can't. I can't do that because mine
wouldn't carry a casket, so my dog's dad. I just
saw this news article, but I think it would have
been New York. They were like outlawing people bringing their
dogs on trains if they weren't in the bag. So

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people were basically like putting dogs and bags and cutting
holes so their legs could go through or like they
would fit it in. They the dogs, they just have
to be standing on the train. I am still like
perplexed as to why people think animals are people. I
still can't. I can't get my head wrapped around it.

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You know, they dress them up for Halloween and stuff
like that. Like I see so many different examples as
to why you can't say your dog is like your
your child, Like that's your real kid. Like could you
imagine just stopping in front of traffic and just you know,
letting it go like boom, there's a power right there

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and then you pick it up. Think about how many
times as an adult, like you have your dog as
an adult. Think about how many times and your kids
adult life, you've picked up after them that way. They
just copped the squat right there on street, you know,
or hike their leg up right there on the street,
right and then they when they were finished, it's like, oh, no, worries,
let me pick this up, let me put this in

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a bag, and let's keep it moving. I'll be honest,
you know what I mean. If aliens came to our planet,
that would be one of the first things they'd be like, this, whatever,
this is, this species, we have to we have to
do away with it, and we have to do away
with them. They're stupid because somehow they're superior to these
little things they have with them. Yet they're the ones

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walking around picking up their poop and just you know,
treating in a wed is it is weird, weird if
you actually conceptually think about it and dog now and
then are on. My in laws just brought down there
dog and then they left it here, and then then
they're going back up north and I don't know where
they're coming back. But I was like, wait a second,
like how house worked out? Yeah, you come down, you

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bring your dog, you leave it here and then You're like,
I don't know how long it's staying here. And so
now I've got two dogs, which I look, I always
had two dogs. It's great. But I'm sitting there like,
how did I sign up for this? And I'm I'm
walking I'm walking their dog. This morning it's got the
worst smelling diarrhea, and I feel awful, but I'm sorry, pal, Hey, hey, neighbor,

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I can't pick up diarrhea in your yard. There's nothing
I can do about it. So he's gonna walk outside
to a heaping pile of diarrhea and it's smelled of it,
that diarrhea, and the undertone smells from the grass. I mean,
if I if I had a bucket of water, I

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would have taken it over and dumped it on there.
But again, I was like hundreds of yards away from
my house, No chance I can do that. Well, I mean,
it's nature, It's it's biodegradable. You know. My hope is
that the sprinklers turn on and at least washes it
down a little bit at some point this morning. Yeah,
just the point of this conversation, out of shovel and
just throw it completely in the neighbor your dog is

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your dog, your cat, is your cat, your gerbil, your hamster, whatever.
He don't get so infatuated with it that you start
treating it differently than what it is, you know, I mean, honestly,
did you know Lavard join Us had a hamster name

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Gus that was his best friend when he was young? Really? Yeah? Yeah,
he used to put it all types of places. I
had two Gerbils, and now I can't stand right, it's
crazy about my friend and he couldn't stand Yeah. But
I got hammered one night and then just was never
able to find him. I don't know what happened. Uh
Where am I got rid of them? Yeah? That was
a hit job. Professional. Never heard from her again as

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one of your brothers, I believe that, not before taking
advance at them. I think maybe it was playing hide
go seek with you Jonas. Definitely, I lost the rabbit
for a long time, I lost a rabbit like that
one Andy, the Rabbit and the Rabbit. Yeah, you've got
some interesting names for your pets. I left him out.

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I left him out and never saw him again. I
think like an eagle or something gut him. He got
got Richard Gear took him. Do you think really, Bert, really,
you're gonna joke in and like that. That scarred me too.
By the way, Andy was my he said, Richard Gear,
he was a Richard geared. What he did scarred you. Yeah,

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you took him on the set a pretty woman and
just never and every rabbit was gone forever, never saw him.
Your perspective, I'm pretty woman, like Julia Roberts, a stone
cold fox. He is good looking. And then you're like
here about that? And then that comes full circle to
the comparison of grings. You know, pretty woman about something else?
And if Richard Gear wasn't the first night I wish

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Connery maybe he doesn't have all the lowest pretty women
running around him. You know, there is that you do
a good shot Connery and fresh. I've heard it before.
Have you heard my showing Connery? You've done it before? Well,
I don't know that you've heard my showing Connery before.
Happy Valentin's Day, everybody out it is uh uh Two

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I Heart Radio app. Oh yeah, yeah, taste, This is
a real Valentine g and R. Yeah, who is this? Pretty? Ricky?
What November rain? Oh? Come on man? Yeah, that sucks.

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This song is horrible sticks, uh huh what a talent
axl Rose. That's a talent right there. And then they
made a comeback tour when the guy broke his leg
on like the first night of the tour and had
to finish the rest of the concert in the didn't

(21:58):
put a chair up. What a story telling you man.
I mean you could do halftime shows pregnant these days too,
So halftime shows pregnant, you know, shows on on the throne.
You're not a great point. The show goes on. Yeah,
a jacked up ankle, high ankle sprain. I mean, nobody cares.
The show goes on. I hear you. Could you imagine

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if they put Pat Mahomes in the throne and was
moving his throne to under center, and you know he
was playing the game from throne. Yeah, because of his ankle.
I'm just saying, yeah, show goes on. I hear you.
Definitely does, by the way, I mean I was with
it for a minute there, but it is too. It
is trying to get out of your way sometimes. Man.

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apply all right. So people were wondering, hey, so what
do the numbers look like when it came to the
Super Bowl and the amount of people that watched, etcetera, etcetera.
Fox brought out the numbers and released the totals yesterday,
like the Amazon Prime numbers, right, yeah, hundred thirteen well

(23:24):
a little bit more, hundred thirteen million viewers. It's the
third most watched TV show ever, It's the most watched
super Bowl in six years, most stream super Bowl ever,
and the most streamed event in Fox Sports history. And
I believe the one million that we're watching the game
for the halftime show that we've talked about, there was

(23:45):
another one d eighteen million where the numbers on that one.
So people really tuned in for that big game on
Sunday and it delivery at one hundred and eighty two million. Jesus,
that's amazing. Who didn't watch? That's who I never want
to meet. I never want to meet the people who

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are like, oh the super Bowl, Oh my gosh, I
missed it. Oh my gosh, I can't believe I missed that.
Just imagine that life, Like what are you doing if
you're not working or you're not you know, and and
you know, I first responder on my daughters, Oh my gosh,
that's exactly that's that's exactly what they said, miss a

(24:26):
super Bowl didn't watch it? One of them about the ball. Well,
she's my my younger daughter and she's a cheerleader, but
she just hates watching football. She she I was like, well,
how do you chair? She was like, well, I love
chairing for the games. I just don't like watching on TV.
I don't. That's not something she likes. Radio fanitely doesn't

(24:50):
listen to us on the radio. She doesn't listen to radio. No,
that's pretty cool though. She's pretty pretty successful young lady.
She you know his dad's on the radio, right, Yeah,
you know that that pays for her her volleyball and
her cheerleading and all that. Not like the Brett Farve

(25:11):
paying for the volleyball though, right, I mean, I'm not.
I don't even know how you get to that point
of where you look at it from that that angle,
I mean, would you ever go out of You can
also get a lawsuit. So would you would you go
out of your way to pay for a volleyball facility

(25:31):
or some type of facility for your kid to train in?
Would you go out of your way? I would obviously
support my child and her teams, and I already do
that um with the school that they're all at, you know,
we try to support their their charitable initiatives and all that.
But I would not be directing welfare funds to that
school to build up a volleyball Yeah. See, I'm the

(25:53):
type of guy. I'll go to the hardware store, get
like a net, you know, or get like a hammock
and and and like be innovative with that hammock. Get
get some boulders, like some stones, and connected to like
some type of a harness, and had my kids pull
that up a concrete hill. You know. Like I'm more

(26:15):
like clubber Lane than I was like Rocky after he
beat somepolo creed. You know, I don't do I mean,
you're basically talking Rocky and Rocky four when he goes
to Russia, well even Rocky four, yeah right see, but
that was when Rocky went back to being like clubber Lane, right,
Like he didn't have all of the amenities and all
that stuff, and hold on Rocky was like hitting frozen

(26:38):
meat from the well. Then yeah, but but then he
lost himself after he beat Apolo. He gotta taste that
good luf he did, and then clubber Lane was in
and he was down there on the tape. That's right,
and now he whooped his ass, and then Rocky had
to go back into being that type of guy. See me,
I'm the guy that lives in the trenches, even though

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I've done well, even though I mean, my house is nice,
but as I live in the trenches, like, I'm a
trench work type of guy. So I would never the
point of what I'm saying, I would never buy anything
that nice for my kids to be working out in.
I don't I don't believe in that. If I was
going to do anything to help my kids development that
may or may not be illegal, I'm just putting them
on the gas. You guys a lot of beans, little

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pet though, man, Why would you do that? Why would
you set them up? Don't don't cheat, don't don't make
them cheat. If I'm gonna do something illegal, I want
something that's gonna work well, you should probably do it
before they actually started getting tested. You know, maybe you
should start to start. You start it right now. Happy
second birthday, son. Here's some E P O s. Yeah,

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they'll just look. He was always at He was always at.
Your child seems to be raging during recess. Hey, what's
your baseline? I don't know. He's snorting B C A
S off the ground at school. I don't know to
tell you. That's just who he is. Yeah, yeah, now
we're wait, go back to the clubber Lane though, he

(28:13):
to me was the best like quote unquote villain of
Rockies if he wasn't. He was a strong villain, stop drug,
didn't talk trash, he barely do, not speaking. Yeah, he
was more of like a machine villain, Like like you're

(28:36):
to go after Rockies. What was her name? Adrian? Adrian?
He started to go after a just calling out every
Oh yeah, club Lange, talking about this woman, Club Lane.
Yeah Lane. Yeah. Here's why Club Lane is is the
dopest one in my opinion, because I'm with you on this,
it's because they're both from Philly, so it's like it's

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like they came they actually came from the same beginning.
They came from humble beginnings started from the bottom, right,
started from the bottom. Now we're here, but but see
what happened was Rocky Rocky got that money? No, he
wasn't from Chicago. Yeah, well whatever, both of them was

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from Philly. That's pretty dope then, but then he was
he was from the main streets of Chicago. Either way,
they came from very humble beginnings. That was an interesting
basement that he was in. I didn't realize he was
training in Chicago when he was in that basement and
then going to pull ups. Yeah, anyway, I guess what
Apollo was from Philly? Was Apolo from Philly? Okay, maybe

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that's what I did. Anyway. Bottom line is is that
when you think about the way he created that storyline
and if you think that really played out in real life,
like with Mohammed Ali. Did you know that Mohammed Ali
had some beef with I can't I who's the one

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that he was making him calling by his name? He
kept saying, I'm gonna call him that I'm thinking was
sunny listening. Anyways, there there was this whole little little
trend of this boxer disrespected that boxer, that boxer wanted
the other boxer to beat his ass. That was kind
of like even with Larry Holmes and Mike Tyson Apollos
in l A the South Central, he was from South Central. Yeah, man, dang,

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I'm just all the way off. This is space again.
Remember Rocky three, he's into the South Central to train,
all right? Well my stories did in the water then. Anyways,
I kind of felt like this was my interpretation of
it growing up though, is that they were both from Philly.
I thought they were both from Philly. You know, what
would have been a better story. It would have been

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a better story, Thank you from Philly. I think that's
where he got. I mean, the USSR isn't even around anymore,
is it. Well, I mean trying to put it back. Yeah,
he's trying to pitch back together. I think you're your
story would have been better, and I think we should
maybe try to get what was the Creed series that's

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out now, Michael B. Jordan's let's trying to get him
to like, let's trying to get him to redo the
whole thing. We'll figure out, like another Rocky, we just
will redo it. But with your storyline, and well, you know,
as crazy is the Rocky the Creed that just came
out is now in its version of the cycle where
he fights his club Lang. He's got his clever Lang

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in this one. So it's it's it's it's like it's
the exact same storyline model, just just it's just they
just repeat it. But god bless, it's working. I've never
seen any of the Creed movies. They're just like the
Rocky movies that just replace Rocky with with Apollo Son.
It feels like that's kind of amazing. Michael B. Jordan's
on the gas. He's got to be Oh God, if

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you're an actor and you're not doing hd H, you're
an idiot. Like who are they testing? Like come on
with all the issues and like if it's the rock
the Rocks, what fifty something years old guys yoked? Come on, man,
who came he's not natural? Um? Who cares? How many

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people you know that's getting up in ages is popping
all kinds of pills during the course of they tell
them how many things. Either they have the most disciplined
diet and lifestyle ever or they're taking steroids. And you know,
there're a lot of fun because if they're if they
have the most disciplined lifestyle and like workout regiment, there's

(32:29):
zero fun, Like they're never had they're never cracking a
beer or they're not gonna have like a drink with
you because you can't have alcohol at that point. I
just know some dudes are just naturally well built. No
matter what they eat, no matter what they drink, They're
just well built. And I hate them. I hate every
person that's like that. It's very strong, it's very strong.

(32:50):
I hate that they have that type of body type
and they can do what they want to do. My
in laws dogs diarrhea. Maybe I stepped in her something
might have. Now you got to figure out a way
to get revenge. You gotta bring your dog out the
fecal matter. Might him go upper deck and that's why
you can still might have hit your clothes or something.

(33:13):
I don't think you have to see the storage on us.
I mean, I don't know how I'm gonna have a
dog to an upper decker to my in laws. Hold
them up, take the lid off the toilet, the back
of the toilet, hold him up and let him do
some work, and say, you want to play this game,
you want to send your dog down here to crap
in the neighbor's yard and over and tell me like

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it's time I need to go take a you need
to take the initiative. You guys are on the same page.
Come on, man, we do it like this is the
way it got strong. Yeah, that's cold blooded that in
laws do stuff like that. And it's even more cold
blooded that that your significant other you know they support
that stuff. You become insignificant within the significance of the
in law. You really can't say anything. But but when

(33:58):
it's your if it were your foe, that word to
leave that dog, it is a problem. It's war Like,
what do you mean You didn't talk to me about
them leaving their pet hair with us. You didn't tell
me your your parents were coming over, Like, whoa hold on?

(34:18):
That's what you get though, you know that's what you
signed up for. The dog at our place that end
up in the dryer. Tell you that right now. It's
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Maragos was just awarded forty three and a half million
dollars in a suit against the team doctors where nick
Foles was a witness Merigoes retired in twenty nineteen due
to an alleged Buch surgery by team doctors. Dude, I
played with Chris and and Seattle. I had no idea
about this forty three million dollars and he had. I
think it was Trey Burton, nick Foles, and I forget

(37:39):
who the other guy were. Jordan Hicks. Yeah, where key
witnesses for him? And uh yeah that I guess. The
team doctor is now with the Steelers. The Eagles had
to do like this big overhaul of their medical staff
between and twenty. It was a problem, the fact that
he's getting forty three million dollars and they lost the
Super Bowl the weekend the first he ain't the last.

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I'm trying to figure out what exactly happened. He had
a PCL tear, and the failed to address the meniscus
issue and prematurely permitted him to do running exercises, which
further damaged his knee. Interesting, Yeah, but a PCL you
don't get surgically to be repaired. Yeah, I don't know. Yeah,
but but meniscus you would? Yeah, interesting, you would have

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to get a meniscus repaired? Does he have to clean
that is he gonna get all that forty three million?
Can get to all of it? Why wouldn't. He's a
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