June 25, 2025 • 40 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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I'm elected, Electric Spy, I'm protected, Electric Eye. Hey everybody,
it's Petros and Money on AM five seventy LA Sports,
your home of the World Series Champion Dodgers. You just
turned from a very volatile David Vasse in the last
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hour live from Coursefield, the Almamodo trying to get off
the June bloom. Tonight. We shall see how it all
plays out. First pitch is at five point thirty pregame
with Tim Kats, who has a ride from the Concordia
University Irvine Masters in Coaching Coaches Conference coaches comf Did
(01:24):
I get it all right there? I was fantastic. We
had like a group of sixty people that were there
watching this panel that was streamed on YouTube as well.
You can go check it out on Anti seventy. It's
a real cash cow for Kates.
Speaker 3 (01:35):
It was great.
Speaker 2 (01:36):
You know what I'm saying, Jonas, he deserves it.
Speaker 3 (01:38):
Thank you, Jonas. I appreciate that.
Speaker 2 (01:40):
I'm throwing out kindness the rest of it. You know,
I don't want you a new hour.
Speaker 3 (01:44):
Huh.
Speaker 4 (01:45):
Let me tell you something. It'll be ball washed central
in this chair on this Mike. No, no, no, no,
I don't think that's necessary. Look, Ronnie Fossil looks jazz.
Don't let Dave throw you off your game. Don't let
Dave's snarkiness on the road throw you off your game. Jonas,
you know you gotta just let water off a duck's back.
Like Hugh Jackson used to say to us, we're on
to the next play and they're done that.
Speaker 2 (02:06):
Joe, thankfully he's in Colorado.
Speaker 4 (02:09):
If this was a home game, well he'd be different,
he'd have different attitudes. Would I would have Ronnie walk
me out to the car, like I'm not dealing with
Dave Bess say he could blow through here and wipe
me out.
Speaker 2 (02:19):
You're right, he is a very volatile person. I once
knocked him over with a medicine ball from like ten
yards away. But yeah, you did that on purpose. I said, nope, nope,
I'll throw it softer now. I'm sorry because he wanted to.
You know, we we were doing the show US like
twenty years ago, and I was like, dude, I'm really fat.
I was really fat, and I'm still pretty fat, but
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I was really fat. I was like, look, I gotta
I gotta do something like I got to ride the
elliptical or something before the show and that gym downstairs,
so I bought a membership and then Dave's like, let's
do the medicine ball like rookie and bad idea. I
think I carved his chest tip. And it's not like
I'm that strong, I mean just anyway. The second stop
of the twelfth annual Petress and Monday Summer Tour is Friday,
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June eleventh. We're excited to go to September's Tapram and
Eatery in Rancho Kook. You know they have a Dodger
Rita there and you can get it frozen or on
the rocks, and it's got like a cool little Dodger logo,
but instead it says Septembers. It's pretty cool man. I'm
surprised you don't know about it. Now, are you going
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to partake in a cocktail or two? Because I know that. Wow,
it's a long drive. Yeah, you know, I might have
a beer, maybe a little meach, but it's a long drive. Now,
let's say some ladies from the IE want to sit
with me after the show and be entertained for an
hour or two. Sure, I can have a drink and
that have a couple of glasses of water while I
hold court with some of the ladies of the IE,
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perhaps maybe some of the more bulbusy Latina ladies. But
I don't know what's going to happen. I couldn't tell you,
but I'm looking forward to a great time at September's
tapram and ERII. Oh look, it looks like somebody's done
your work for you. That's unfair. This morning, Jonas and
(04:06):
I were doing the radio and because Two Pros and
a Cup of Joe is the show that Jonas works
on National show Big Time on Fox Sports Radio three
in the morning. I mean, don't bury the lead with
LeVar and I hosting. It's called black and Draft. That's right,
Black and drag. Lvar's black and Jonas is kind of vampierish,
so that we were talking about it, and Jonas is like, yeah,
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I'm coming in to do the show, and LeVar, in
always every time, says how come I'm never invited? And
it puts me in a very awkward position because I
know that he doesn't want to drive up here or
God forbid write anything. You know, I would just be
asking LeVar questions for two hours, and I mean I
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would ask Tim Kaits. He's our producer, right, the executive
producer of the show. I don't when you come on
this show? Am I the one that says, Hey, Jonas,
will you come on with me? Who contacts you? Tim Kates? Yeah?
Who came? Who came and approached you? Was it Barzini
or Titalia? Only don't tell me they didn't approach you
and insults my intelligence. The producer shows I'll see if
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Baseball ninety six because Tim Kates approaches you? Yeah, so
Tim Kates, why don't we ever ask LeVar to be
the co host ball. No, well var Arrington, yeah, LeVar Arrington.
Speaker 3 (05:31):
Yeah, that ain't happening.
Speaker 2 (05:33):
Now.
Speaker 3 (05:34):
He's a hard time to get a hold of them.
Speaker 2 (05:36):
Yeah, we can't get a hold of him. You're trying
to get him to come out to a couple events,
so we never got he never got back to us,
and we don't give a lot of second chances around here,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 4 (05:44):
Yeah, I've heard that Rob Stone's basically uh rob Yeah,
he's done right?
Speaker 2 (05:49):
Who Rob Stone Stone? I mean, I still love Rob Stone,
but what he did to us was worse than o Jay.
Rob started calling bowling in the world. We asked him,
We asked him to come on and talk about Mookie
that to the bowling event, and he told us he
was too swamped. That phone's never gonna ring again. If
you're in a bowling event, you can't come on. I mean,
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and I love Rob Stone, but I mean I work
with other people here and they have to respect me.
They can't watch me. You know what if my wife
works here and she was just constantly mother effing me
in front of everybody, would anybody respect me anymore if
they saw how I was really how my wife and
kids treat me. Do you think that anybody would respect me? No?
I don't. After after after rob Stone, I help you die?
(06:37):
After after rob Stone didn't get back to us. That's
from a bowling tournament for a five minute interview. We uh, kate,
have you called him back since?
Speaker 3 (06:49):
Haven't even looked at his numbers? Set?
Speaker 2 (06:51):
See.
Speaker 4 (06:51):
I feel like this is a very cutthroat show. You guys,
you don't mess around, And I feel like that's right. Hey,
you know what, I'm glad you're starting to figure that out.
I'm hetering on the brink of not being invited back.
And here's why is the edge because this is now,
because this is now two times in a day. This
is now two times in a day that I put
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you in an awkward position with somebody else while we
were on a show together. LeVar this morning, that was, yeah,
LeVar was this morning. You're like, eh, you can't wait
to come in today?
Speaker 2 (07:20):
Oh? You going in? Why can't I come in? Petros
like I don't know because you won't come in? Oh
you're right, okay, all right? How he how come you
don't invite me to this? How come you don't invite
me to that? Like I'm like some one Way Street
like I'm in the Gilded Age and I run the mat.
Speaker 4 (07:37):
I threw you. I threw you a hospital ball over
the middle twice today. That's terrible.
Speaker 2 (07:44):
It's okay, I'm ashamed. Well, that's all right. That's what
I'm here for, all right, real quick, we'll do the number.
You'd wrote a word of the day for him? You
wrote a number for him? Did you write a word
for me? Because I have my own word.
Speaker 3 (07:57):
I wrote a number for uh jonas.
Speaker 2 (08:01):
His words the word of the day. The word of
the day today is Taco Tuesday and Hillside Liquor. Yesterday
I went and saw my guy, Rommy and Tony, two
Syrian guys, at a liquor store down the street from
my house in Torrance. This liquor store in Torrents, the
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Hillside Liquor, is not like any other liquor store in
the South Bay Jonas like the Tipsy Fox or any
of the other Famill liquor stores in the area. The
Tipsy Fox on High Street More Park. I'll tell you
why because every Tuesday, the last Tuesday of the month,
they have free tacos and free tequila in the parking
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lot to promote community. Not only that, but there's a
nineteen dollars there. It is. There's a nineteen dollars Buffalo Trace.
They have a special on Buffalo Trace lique store right
next to my sister's yoga studio, Buffalo Trace thirty two
dollars Hillside Liquor right down the street in Walteria, Torrents,
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nineteen ninety nine. All right, that's a lot of savings. Yeah,
not to mention free Taco Tuesday. So there's a picture
at Petros. Actually I put it. I accidentally put it
on the show Instagram. But here's me. Look at my
guys and my guy Romi has a Guess t shirt
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on with the guest logo all over it. And look
at Tony and then you see the facade of the store,
Hillside Liquor right there. Taco Tuesday at Hillside right there, Jonas,
What you know about that? I mean, they look like
they've got a decent cigar collection as well too. Oh
they do. Oh how did you know? I mean, I'm
looking at some of these pictures online. Well I hadn't
been there in a couple of weeks, you know, And
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they were like, I was wondering that you quit drinking,
And I was like, no, no, don't worry, I still
drink my birthday healthy f you. Yeah, I said I was.
It was my birthday, so a lot of people gave
me liquors. I didn't need to replant. But here I'm back.
Don't worry. I'm still a total alcoholic.
Speaker 4 (10:11):
By the way, is that a year round Santa Claus?
As you walk in the front door, you're noticing on
this one picture here of this fine establishment, it looks
like a year round Santa Claus in the window.
Speaker 2 (10:23):
That was that was seasonal? Okay, good, that was a
seasonal Santa All right, are you ready? Here's my number.
Number of the day.
Speaker 4 (10:34):
The number of the day is one petro. So it
only takes one fan to ruin things for people at
a sporting event. Case in point, last night in Chicago,
an ugly situation Arizona Diamondback star could tell. Marte was
visibly in tears on the field at White Sox reat
Field after a fan yelled something at him about his mother,
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who died in a car accident in twenty seventeen. The
fan was ejected. Marte had to be sold by Diamondbacks
manager Tory Lavello on the field during a pitching change
right after the incident occurred. The announced crowd was thirteen thousand,
but there wasn't many people that those so called fans
voices and what he said was also heard by the
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Diamondbacks dugout. The fan who was ejected has been banned
by Major League Baseball indefinitely. The fan has expressed remorse
for his action and admitted his comments.
Speaker 2 (11:26):
I'm sorry. So hey, this guy's mother died. I know
what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna show everybody in this
sparsely populated baseball stadium how much of a d I
can be.
Speaker 4 (11:39):
I mean, if you wrote to punished a guy is
banning him from White Sox games.
Speaker 2 (11:42):
Oh, come on, the polpa is a White Sox bar
h Okay, don't be that way. You remember it was
Chicago that like fifteen years ago those two idiots ran
out of the field. Oh yeah, been attacked the Royals
first base coast Tom Demboa father son. Yes, that's right,
you know idiots in Chicago. Listen, everybody, parents, Well you
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know Jonas Jonas has roots in Chicago, so he's very
you hear him. He was coming to the defense, not
the White Sox at least the White Sox. At least
the White Sox have like some edge and grit, not
like the punk ass cub north side yuppie marshmallow people.
You know what, that's a fun place to go. Yeah,
let's have Eddie Veder sing your dumb ass song, Old Goog,
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I'm still alive?
Speaker 4 (12:29):
Did you hear the Did you hear the Eddie Vedder
song he came out with in twenty fifteen for the Cubs. Uh,
this is the year will go all the Way or
some crap like that, and they and they got blow
torch by the Mets in the NLC.
Speaker 2 (12:41):
Well you know they called this they called the Seattle
versus h San Diego the Vetter Cup now because he
has roots in San Diego and Seattle, And there's like
a stupid cup that he designed that you get if
you win that series. I could see it being used
as a door stop somewhere in San Diego.
Speaker 4 (13:00):
So if you're any better Seattle, San Diego, Chicago, pick
a lane, brother, Okay, like, like, which one are you representing?
Speaker 2 (13:06):
Well, when you're that big of a deal, you know
what I mean? I mean, he's that big of a
deal that he can claim three cities and triangulate most
of the Western United States with his douchiness.
Speaker 3 (13:17):
Is he that big of a deal?
Speaker 2 (13:20):
I mean, I'm I'm not the one that was in
the Pearl Jam ten club. Kates, I'm out.
Speaker 3 (13:24):
I've been out for a while.
Speaker 2 (13:25):
Day, all right, Well, I mean, I guess.
Speaker 3 (13:27):
It was like a cult, you know, I was in.
Speaker 2 (13:29):
But were you really, Kates Jump? It was a dark time.
Speaker 3 (13:34):
For tim my flannel wearing days.
Speaker 2 (13:37):
Okay, he was going to go to a concert and
he went and before the concert bought a new flannel.
Speaker 3 (13:41):
That's true, This is true. Really, Sports Arena Pearl Jam
years ago.
Speaker 2 (13:52):
Everybody's gonna like me in my new flannel? Why no?
They played Jeremy spoke. Wait till we're all singing along
with a song about a child suicide for everybody to
check out my new flannel. Hey, Eddie, I'm friends with
Larone Hamilton.
Speaker 4 (14:07):
Hey how many? How many of those loser hippies that
you were standing next to? We're trying to pretend like
they knew what the lyrics to Yellow Leadbetter?
Speaker 2 (14:13):
Were all of them? Nobody does? He sucks. It's so
of the cub.
Speaker 3 (14:26):
Actually, I go for his political commentary.
Speaker 2 (14:28):
That's why the concert What I like is when he
climbs on the rafters and he's not wearing any underwear
and you can see up the leghole of his shorts,
you can see his dirty seattle sack dangling around. You
want to go and hear the music. I just want
to go hear the music. I don't want to hear
a three minute die trib on why.
Speaker 3 (14:45):
The world is it is? Right now?
Speaker 2 (14:46):
God? I love being in this club. What club were
you in? The imagine Dragons Club? Yeah, you know that
Brady has terrible taste to me, God help him, He's
got terrible taste. I made him a playlist and just
crickets back because it was too much for him too.
It was too cultural for him, too much culture for
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his small white brain.
Speaker 4 (15:11):
I mean, I've referenced some real bangers here on the
show to counter your judas priest, to get us ready
for the show you did. I mentioned Ramstein, slipknot Limp Biscuit.
I mean, that's like a Mount Rushmore.
Speaker 2 (15:23):
It's hard to imagine how we're not seeing ny. This
is a song of the Day.
Speaker 5 (15:37):
Today's song of the Day is called Never Let Me
Down Again from Legendary English synthesizer group Depeche Mode because
joining the Petros and Money show in for Matt Smith
is a man who enjoys him a little classic Depeche
Mode in the Rhythm Nation style, bringing that eight oh
five swagger every morning to Fox Sports Radio along with
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the aforementioned to Brady Quinn and LaVar Arrington on two
Pros and a Cup of Joe, and he never lets
Great Sports Talk down when called upon, it's our good
friend Jonas, Great Sports Talk.
Speaker 2 (16:09):
Hey Jonas, Hey Ronnie, great song. A look at this
text from Chad Feta wrote that song all the way
in two thousand and eight. Knocks you idiot, nothing to
do with twenty fifteen. Yeah it sucks seven years earlier.
Yeah yeah, Jonas. All right, I wrote a story for
you in the very next segment. Are you ready? I'm ready?
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Stay tuned, Top story of the day, local knowledge related,
bring the show back to where it should be.
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Speaker 2 (17:28):
All right, as promised, Jonas, it's time for local knowledge
is knowledge. Common knowledge is local knowledge. It's very knowledgeable
on the things that you come up with. This part
for with your knowledge is I saw this story, Jonas
and thought it was right up your alley on Monday.
A suspect in all raiders gear, female in handcuffs right
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by the Magic Castle at Hollywood, And I know how
much you love magic. We're all the magical weird hang out. Yeah,
she was able despite being in handcuffs, and she was
suspected of vandalizing a Porsche suv over on Highland and Franklin.
But the woman was handcuffed, and despite being handcuffed, she
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was able to jump into a police suv and steal
it and drive away. And after a brief chase, the
woman slipped away right near the Yamashiro restaurant. If you're
familiar with the area. We've all taken a woman on
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a data to the yama Hunro restaurant. And if you
didn't get laid after taking that check to Yamahiro, like
Chris Rock says, you're not getting laid to the bills
within the Super Bowl, yama Shiro was a guarantee. You
better get laid, brother, you better get laid tonight. Anyway,
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they couldn't find her right around the Yamashiro restaurant. She
slipped away. Cops calmed the desert, canvass the hills, and
the cop SUV was found, but not the Raider clad
female suspect. That's pretty sneaky, sis. I mean, she was
described as a thirty five year old woman in a
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gray Raiders hoodie, not a cocaine Charlie Garner jersey, and
she was wearing Thoss jeans and she is as of today,
and I checked on Reddit at large, they have not
captured her. Now, I'm not just telling the story because
Tim Kates works on the Raider broadcast. I'm telling a
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story because I want to ask you a question. And
Kate's you can even chime in here because you work
with the rape all right, Thank you. The question is
Jonas Knox, and I could never ask Matt Smith this
because of the built in chargers. But I can ask
you and feel good about it, but all confident I can,
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with real confidence, present you with this question. Was she
able to escape because she was wearing the Raider hoodie
or was her nature so criminally savage that she naturally
has a preference to Raider gear and thus was able
to escape the restrained clutch of the LAPD.
Speaker 4 (20:31):
So you think the Raider sweater it's a chicken or
egg conversation.
Speaker 2 (20:36):
Did the Raider sweater maker make her so bold or
was it the fact that she's a Raider fan. She's
bold no matter what, and the Raider sweater is just
a resent representation of her criminality, no matter what. Because
if you were asked so, you don't think like the
Raiders sweater was like a talisman or something somebody would
put on to protect them like a priest rogue. No
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invisible cloak and dungeon. It's a dragon.
Speaker 4 (21:00):
I would venture to guess if you detailed the crime
committed and just said what NFL team was she representing
on her hooded sweater? If you gave people three guesses
they would get to two.
Speaker 2 (21:13):
Before they get to the Raiders. I mean, like I
can almost agree.
Speaker 4 (21:18):
I can almost assure you it wasn't a Titan sweater,
you know, or the Jaguars.
Speaker 2 (21:22):
It was a hoodie. Yeah, Kate's your thoughts.
Speaker 3 (21:26):
I think she was targeted because she was wearing Raiders.
Speaker 2 (21:28):
Well, she was in a handcuffed. I think that she
was suspected of vandalizing that she was well she used
was she ran away? You don't run away if you're innocent,
and she stole their suv?
Speaker 3 (21:41):
I don't know.
Speaker 2 (21:41):
Nowadays, I just don't know who's coming up on me anymore, Petro,
So I'm just walking out. Here's a pro police guy. Though.
Was she handcuffed behind her in front? Like? How did
how was you? No, that's a great question. She was
Maybe she, you know what, probably got out of those
cuffs or did she do like maybe they didn't again
because its are so scared to do anything to anybody. Now,
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maybe they didn't cuff her tight enough and she used
magic castle right by the magic castle.
Speaker 4 (22:07):
Yeah, some kind of hand trick to get out of
those gus. Maybe she dislocated her shoulder like mel Gibson
off lead. They liked those populock guys, and then put
her handcuffs underneath her legs and then was able to
get him facing forward.
Speaker 2 (22:19):
To be able to steal the the car variables in jerseys.
She wasn't wearing a jersey, but the General Raider jerseys.
You see Marcus Allen, the white, Tim Brown, the cocaine,
Charlie Garner, Howie Long, Derek Carr, Kenny Stabler, Derek carrs
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like Valdemort around here. Stabler. People love Stabler, Bo Jackson
Devontae Adams. Now a ram Bo Jackson is very popular.
Timeless Uncle Gino Smith, Yeah, I mean Hostedler, Carson Palmer.
What helps you the most to elude the cops? I'd
say Tim Brown, White. I mean what about a Lyle Alzado?
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Ooh that's a good criminal one seventy seven. That's more
our time. Though you don't see a lot of Alzados
throwing punches at the games anymore.
Speaker 4 (23:12):
Yeah, And you wouldn't want to stand out too much,
like if you went Don mose Bar, you know what
I mean? Like that's the best. I'm not Jekowski guy,
how many those are you blending in with?
Speaker 2 (23:21):
You know? I submit that there is no jersey or
team and I can't see you disagreeing there is no
jersey or team representation that would help you elude the
LAPD more than a Raider jersey or a Raider hoodie.
Good call. I mean, I just can't imagine being a
Jacksonville Jaguars starter jacket and getting away from the LAPD
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not happening. It's not happening. I'm a local and this
is a local show. Despite Jonas being a national, big
swing and D type of.
Speaker 4 (23:51):
Guy like some Texan Zuba's, you can't imagine.
Speaker 2 (23:55):
I'm representing CJ. Stroud. Yeah, you represented him from the
who Scout. I don't know much, but I feel that
this woman escaped through the few attitude of Al Davis.
That's right, and his son markt I agree.
Speaker 3 (24:10):
Oh, she was innocent, by the way.
Speaker 1 (24:12):
Well not.
Speaker 2 (24:13):
I don't know what she did or she can't be.
She stole a cop car, so she did that even
if she was innocent at first. You can't steal it,
you know she did it. Well, it's not like an
action movie where she had to steal the cop car
so she could save the world.
Speaker 3 (24:27):
How do we know?
Speaker 2 (24:28):
I guess we don't. It is interesting.
Speaker 4 (24:30):
By the way, I'm looking at the article on the
Daily Breeze and it's listed as the woman is uh
described as approximately thirty five years old?
Speaker 2 (24:39):
The hell do you know? Like, like do thirty five
year olds normally go go? That's you know, she might
have been real weathered, you know Hollywood. Oh yeah, she
might have had some meth weathers that I don't know. Yeah, well,
you know, this is how they figured with thirty five.
It's like a Calabasa's sixties Hollywood thirty five. It's like, no,
they looked at the jersey number what she was repping. Okay,
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she's wrapping a jersey from that era. Then she must
be the kind of this ballpark, you know, age wise
fair point. So who would that be? I mean probably
a Tim Brown? Nah, I mean Tim Brown is pretty popular, right,
Derek Carry's Latino. No, what was the name of that
guy from Clemson, the third and third down guy? Oh
Hunter Renfro, Yeah, Renfro, that's what she was rock.
Speaker 3 (25:21):
Actually it's a third in Renfro.
Speaker 2 (25:23):
Yeah, yeah, Okay, he's at elite. I support law enforcement, However,
I also applaud a petty criminal in raider gear slipping
through the law enforcement's grip. By the way, They're never
gonna find her, Like, she'll never get caught.
Speaker 4 (25:36):
I'll never tell you, know what I mean, Like, what
details do you have on her Raiders jersey thirty five
or Raiders sweater thirty five. You're not catching her, No,
she's long gone. She'll switch it up all of a sudden,
get clean, go back to looking twenty five, and then
she's wearing a ram sweater next time.
Speaker 2 (25:52):
They're never gonna catch her. I'm glad that they were.
I'm sorry about the Porsche being vandalized over on Highland
on Franklin or whatever. And I'm sorry about the abandoned suv.
I mean, but I think you're right that's at the
Magic Castle. That's a real magic trick. Petro By getting
out of the cuffs is pretty damn good. So there's
a raider crime story for local knowledge. Thank you everybody
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for participating. In the next segment, Jonas and I are
going to do the Dead and a live guy Birthday
of the Day, something he was required to do, and
then we are gonna do the fun Fact and then
the Quick Hits and then it's good night, Irene. There's
gonna be two Dodger games and then Jonas and I
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will be back back.
Speaker 4 (26:43):
I'm working on my third working on my third rough
draft of assay. You guys during the break.
Speaker 2 (26:52):
Oh, you're going to read your text of assay. I'm
telling you right before he goes on the air, he's
gonna be all nervous. I wouldn't do that. I wouldn't
do it. Man. We'll be right back with your dead
and a live guy birthday in the day and so
we just won't be defeated Wednesday on your Raider Petty
Crime show up Record. Hello PMS listener.
Speaker 1 (27:22):
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Speaker 2 (27:45):
Uh, that's not funny. Ben Ben, you know, sees himself
as a real sports talker, you know. And Ben is
very interested in the NBA draft and the trades, like
porzingis and all these things happening. And he thought that
he was going to come today and pull out his
like knives like a Benny Hannah chef and just chop
(28:07):
it up. He mentioned that to me Petros.
Speaker 5 (28:09):
Yeah, earlier during the show, he said, you know, I'm
going to go on today and talk about the NBA dress.
Speaker 2 (28:13):
Well, I was going to ask him about because he
was like talk about the trees and I was like what,
And I was like, you're going to talk about him
at two forty five? Say it for quick? Do well?
I just said you're going to talk about him at
two forty five. And then what happened. Jonas pissed off
Asset and was worse than OJ So we had to
tell that Tom Looney story. That's what happened. I'm sorry,
that's what happened. You're on the cutting room floor, Ben,
(28:35):
I mean, welcome to Hollywood. I'll meet you on my
casting couch. I mean, listen.
Speaker 4 (28:38):
I don't want people to think that I've basically thrown
knives and not received any in return. Ben shamed me
earlier in the show during one of the breaks, he asked, also,
you grew up in the eight oh five we're at
I was like a thousand oaks.
Speaker 2 (28:52):
He goes where do you live? Oh no, And I said,
off the twenty three? You told him right by the freeway, huh.
Speaker 4 (28:58):
And he looked apon me like I was gutter trash,
absolute trash, because he's a westleagu.
Speaker 2 (29:05):
Well, you're a university a life guy, and Ben is
a cross country runner at LMU. You know it's a
different it's a different path. He's a Westlake village guy. Yeah. Yeah,
mom's at the Core power yoga. I'm just gonna have
a fish sandwich here at Finney's. Well, I wait for
her to finish it. By the way with Don McLean
really in the parking of Coursey Wise over here. Atis. Now,
(29:28):
don't let hey Ben, don't let Jonas class shame you.
All right, he's already pissed off, as say. It's like
every hour you want to take a flat throw in
my relationship. Oh the twenty three? Huh? Dead there? Oh,
end of the one ten? Okay, by the smokestack. All right,
all right, Jonas, it's your moment, dude. Oh this is huge.
(29:49):
It's time for the dead guy birth. They other day
you you tuned for Ben Ben Ben NBA draft talk
coming up in during quick ends.
Speaker 4 (29:56):
I mean Petros. This is appropriate because you mentioned some
earlier in the show, and little did you know how
perfect the timing would be. I'd like to present to
you yor.
Speaker 2 (30:08):
Yas kreakasugas Jorgos kiriakos panayotu that too, but to you
he's George Michael.
Speaker 4 (30:21):
Yeah, born on this day, love it in nineteen sixty
three in England. Some would argue he's Greek, you know.
Others would say he's British, and he's a British. He's
a Greek brit like a Greek America. He was the
only son and youngest of three to Jack and Leslie.
He said that a head injury led to his interest
(30:42):
in music at the age of eight, and in his
early teens while at school, he met a boy by
the name of Andrew Ridgley.
Speaker 2 (30:50):
Yeah. The two went on to later form the group
Wham in nineteen eighty one, which is when is it
yor yas Yorgos George Yeah, George him too, decided to
legally change his name to George Michael. The duo went
on to record seven He Wasn't rolls right off the tongue,
(31:15):
he went on.
Speaker 4 (31:15):
They went on to record several hits, including Wake Me
Up Before You Go Go. With the success of Michael's
solo singles Though Careless, Whisper and A Different Corner, rumors
of an impending breakup of Whim intensified. The duo officially
separated in nineteen eighty six, after releasing a farewell single
called The Edge of Heaven. In late nineteen eighty seven,
(31:36):
George Michael released his solo debut album Faith. The first
single release Gosh I mean with the Beard, with the
leather jacket, the Tests, Oh God, what he Everybody Fooled.
The first single off that album was I Want Your
Sex in mid nineteen eighty seven, The song was banned
(31:59):
by mini radio stations in the UK and the US
due to its sexually suggested lyrics. Faith won Grammy Award
Album of the Year in nineteen eighty eight and Your
Father Tiny Head of Mine. In September nineteen, There Are
Things that I Don't want to Learn. Listen Without Prejudice
was released, and this song Freedom ninety was the second
(32:21):
of only two singles from Listen Without to be supported
by a music video, and Yeah, that music video was
it Naomi Campbell, Sidney Crawford, I Mean you had all
sorts of supermodels, rocket ship after rocket ship.
Speaker 2 (32:36):
A camera.
Speaker 4 (32:37):
This was well before they had any sort of cameras
that you could take into the water. A camera goes
underneath this hom sweater. You could see underneath the sweater
there in the video swe puppies, the jacket being lit
on fire at the end of the whole thing. George Michael,
also though for being fair here okay for being fair,
had a history of substance abuse, had a well documented
(32:57):
running with the law mentioned On September or on April seventh,
rather nineteen ninety eight, George Michael was arrested for quote
engaging in a lute act in a public restroom of
the Will Rogers Memorial Park in Beverly Hills, California.
Speaker 2 (33:14):
Gay guys went to hookup cook.
Speaker 4 (33:17):
I mean, nobody's here to judge. He was arrested by
an undercover policeman. It was part of a sting operation.
In an MTV interview, George Michael stated, quote, I got
followed into the restroom and then this cop. I don't
know if it was a cop. Obviously he started playing
this game, which I think is called I'll show you mine,
(33:37):
you show me yours. And then when you show me yours,
I'm going to nick you. So because of that, George
Michael's homosexuality became a publicly known following nearest for public lewdness.
I look like I said earlier, guy wants to go
into a bathroom and shovel his own skin cards.
Speaker 2 (33:56):
I'm not here to judge. That's not what I'm gonna
do here. Give himself the knuckle shot.
Speaker 4 (34:00):
Used to remember that Charger security guard. Whatever happened to him.
Maybe he was a big George Michael fan.
Speaker 2 (34:06):
I don't remember it. You don't remember that story. What happened? Oh? Oh,
it's great?
Speaker 3 (34:13):
Was it?
Speaker 2 (34:13):
Since Matt was the play by play guy? It was
the San Diego Oh okay, because Matt would have suppressed
that some about qualcomm just turns people on guys all
rocket see how excited?
Speaker 4 (34:22):
Yeah, there's been so many Super Bowls myself. I love
watching Philip Rivers. This is where Elway won his first
Super Bowl, mixing you know, two ball quarter pocket uh So.
In the early hours of Christmas Day twenty sixteen, though,
George Michael died in his bed at his home at
the age of fifty three years, found by his partner Uh.
(34:43):
They listed his death as being the cause of natural
causes due to a dilated cardo myopathy and myocard otis or.
Speaker 2 (34:54):
Whatever that too.
Speaker 4 (34:55):
That's what killed Cody, go ahead and fatty liver disease.
But uh an illustrious career, successful as a duo, successful
as a single and George.
Speaker 2 (35:06):
That'sful as a beard. Oh yeah, I thought it was great, pure,
straight as an arrow.
Speaker 4 (35:11):
And uh, but he did have a lot of hits.
So a happy birthday to the great George Michaels.
Speaker 2 (35:16):
Say yours yourgos kidiakos kidiakos. Panayotu, panayotu. There you go,
there you go. Jamaican news. Everybody, it's Jamaica News. You've
heard cocaine in my brain? Oh come on? Really? By
the way, his blood poor blood clot clott. Yeah, you
(35:38):
don't want to know what that is. OK, let's just
put it this way. In Jamaica, for many years, tampons
were not readily available. Bum book clot, blood clot, blood clot. Yeah.
Dyllinger Lester Bullock seventy two years old today. The Jamaican
singer known as Dillinger, named after John Dillinger, the robber,
(36:05):
born in Kingston Jonas. His first work was with Dennis
al Capone's El Paso sound System. Jamaica kind of obsessed
with old Westerns and La Gangsters, and he was influenced
by the early Jamaican artist who basically invented rap. Big Youth.
You Roy talking in a rhythmic style with rhyming to
(36:31):
reggae tracks. Here, turn it up. This song is called
Cocaine in My Brain. His hit, also known as the
Tim Kates theme song, Cocaine in My Brain is a
true masterpiece. Turn it out. I'm not kidding. This is
number one song. This is the best part many other
(36:59):
great songs, but it's hard to step two. I've got cocaine,
a whole lot of cocaine running around my bloody brain. Here,
turn it up a little bit. This is very important.
Just a minia. I want you to spell for me
New York nine for four a bottle lin a cork.
(37:22):
That's the way we spell New York nine for for
a bottle lin a cork. That's the way we smell
New York. Uh huh, Cocaine in my Brain. Other songs
killer Man Jaro, name Check by Joe Strummer, and the
(37:44):
Clash classic White Man in Hammersmith Palace. This song, though,
was produced by a Chinese guy who kim. A lot
of Chinese Jamaican record producers real, yes, really why a
lot of Chinese in Jamaica. The very first people to
(38:06):
record Bob Marley were Chinese. Chinese owned record stores and
they started recording through the sound systems. The number one
Jamaican reggae production house would have been Randy's Records, Randy
Chin and they took that to Queens, New York and
that's VP Records. That's the number one Jamaican label in
(38:27):
the world. Oh wow, VP Records Green sleeves. So if
we were to book like a Jamaican act, a big
one like Jip Shin or somebody, it's likely they would
arrive with a seventy year old Chinese lady so Yao Ming,
big reggae guy. I don't know if he ever made
it to the Caribbe, but a lot of Chinese in Jamaica,
(38:48):
and it's gnardly to hear them speak. Patua could them
chot Bod Bumba clat A and m signed Dyllinger, but
his album flopped and he was fired. He was in
the Great Ted Lucas reggae classic movie, also a Greek
Ted Buffalucas Rockers, great movie. He toured with other reggae
(39:09):
artists from his era, Yellow Man and Trinity and Rankin Joe.
If you give him one to rock out on the
way home, you can get that cocaine running around in
your brain. With cocaine in my brain, it's like Pablo Escobar. Yeah,
that's Ted baff Lucas. He You should watch Rockers. It's
like a great movie. Just a minute, all right, we'll
(39:31):
be right back. We've got your quick kits and a
final hour fun fact. Who hasn't proposition to Beverly Hills
cop at that one bathroom in Beverly Hill. Feel like
a stranger in Paradise. You know yours? You mind? Jonas
(39:55):
knocks in for Matt. We're having a good time.
How's the stream stream commencing broadcasting on AM five seventy
LA Sports and streaming on the iHeartRadio. While it's the
longest running afternoon sports show in the city.
Speaker 2 (00:09):
No congratulations necessary. All traces of Fred Rogan have been removed.
Speaker 1 (00:14):
This is Petros in Money, Thank You, Thank You, hosted
by Petros Papadakas terrible person, He's the worst.
Speaker 2 (00:22):
And Matt money Smith The pipes, the pipes, the pie.
Don't miss an episode. We're with you.
Speaker 1 (00:29):
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Speaker 2 (00:41):
I'm elected, Electric Spy, I'm protected, Electric Eye. Hey everybody,
it's Petros and Money on AM five seventy LA Sports,
your home of the World Series Champion Dodgers. You just
turned from a very volatile David Vasse in the last
(01:03):
hour live from Coursefield, the Almamodo trying to get off
the June bloom. Tonight. We shall see how it all
plays out. First pitch is at five point thirty pregame
with Tim Kats, who has a ride from the Concordia
University Irvine Masters in Coaching Coaches Conference coaches comf Did
(01:24):
I get it all right there? I was fantastic. We
had like a group of sixty people that were there
watching this panel that was streamed on YouTube as well.
You can go check it out on Anti seventy. It's
a real cash cow for Kates.
Speaker 3 (01:35):
It was great.
Speaker 2 (01:36):
You know what I'm saying, Jonas, he deserves it.
Speaker 3 (01:38):
Thank you, Jonas. I appreciate that.
Speaker 2 (01:40):
I'm throwing out kindness the rest of it. You know,
I don't want you a new hour.
Speaker 3 (01:44):
Huh.
Speaker 4 (01:45):
Let me tell you something. It'll be ball washed central
in this chair on this Mike. No, no, no, no,
I don't think that's necessary. Look, Ronnie Fossil looks jazz.
Don't let Dave throw you off your game. Don't let
Dave's snarkiness on the road throw you off your game. Jonas,
you know you gotta just let water off a duck's back.
Like Hugh Jackson used to say to us, we're on
to the next play and they're done that.
Speaker 2 (02:06):
Joe, thankfully he's in Colorado.
Speaker 4 (02:09):
If this was a home game, well he'd be different,
he'd have different attitudes. Would I would have Ronnie walk
me out to the car, like I'm not dealing with
Dave Bess say he could blow through here and wipe
me out.
Speaker 2 (02:19):
You're right, he is a very volatile person. I once
knocked him over with a medicine ball from like ten
yards away. But yeah, you did that on purpose. I said, nope, nope,
I'll throw it softer now. I'm sorry because he wanted to.
You know, we we were doing the show US like
twenty years ago, and I was like, dude, I'm really fat.
I was really fat, and I'm still pretty fat, but
(02:41):
I was really fat. I was like, look, I gotta
I gotta do something like I got to ride the
elliptical or something before the show and that gym downstairs,
so I bought a membership and then Dave's like, let's
do the medicine ball like rookie and bad idea. I
think I carved his chest tip. And it's not like
I'm that strong, I mean just anyway. The second stop
of the twelfth annual Petress and Monday Summer Tour is Friday,
(03:04):
June eleventh. We're excited to go to September's Tapram and
Eatery in Rancho Kook. You know they have a Dodger
Rita there and you can get it frozen or on
the rocks, and it's got like a cool little Dodger logo,
but instead it says Septembers. It's pretty cool man. I'm
surprised you don't know about it. Now, are you going
(03:24):
to partake in a cocktail or two? Because I know that. Wow,
it's a long drive. Yeah, you know, I might have
a beer, maybe a little meach, but it's a long drive. Now,
let's say some ladies from the IE want to sit
with me after the show and be entertained for an
hour or two. Sure, I can have a drink and
that have a couple of glasses of water while I
hold court with some of the ladies of the IE,
(03:45):
perhaps maybe some of the more bulbusy Latina ladies. But
I don't know what's going to happen. I couldn't tell you,
but I'm looking forward to a great time at September's
tapram and ERII. Oh look, it looks like somebody's done
your work for you. That's unfair. This morning, Jonas and
(04:06):
I were doing the radio and because Two Pros and
a Cup of Joe is the show that Jonas works
on National show Big Time on Fox Sports Radio three
in the morning. I mean, don't bury the lead with
LeVar and I hosting. It's called black and Draft. That's right,
Black and drag. Lvar's black and Jonas is kind of vampierish,
so that we were talking about it, and Jonas is like, yeah,
(04:28):
I'm coming in to do the show, and LeVar, in
always every time, says how come I'm never invited? And
it puts me in a very awkward position because I
know that he doesn't want to drive up here or
God forbid write anything. You know, I would just be
asking LeVar questions for two hours, and I mean I
(04:51):
would ask Tim Kaits. He's our producer, right, the executive
producer of the show. I don't when you come on
this show? Am I the one that says, Hey, Jonas,
will you come on with me? Who contacts you? Tim Kates? Yeah?
Who came? Who came and approached you? Was it Barzini
or Titalia? Only don't tell me they didn't approach you
and insults my intelligence. The producer shows I'll see if
(05:13):
Baseball ninety six because Tim Kates approaches you? Yeah, so
Tim Kates, why don't we ever ask LeVar to be
the co host ball. No, well var Arrington, yeah, LeVar Arrington.
Speaker 3 (05:31):
Yeah, that ain't happening.
Speaker 2 (05:33):
Now.
Speaker 3 (05:34):
He's a hard time to get a hold of them.
Speaker 2 (05:36):
Yeah, we can't get a hold of him. You're trying
to get him to come out to a couple events,
so we never got he never got back to us,
and we don't give a lot of second chances around here,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 4 (05:44):
Yeah, I've heard that Rob Stone's basically uh rob Yeah,
he's done right?
Speaker 2 (05:49):
Who Rob Stone Stone? I mean, I still love Rob Stone,
but what he did to us was worse than o Jay.
Rob started calling bowling in the world. We asked him,
We asked him to come on and talk about Mookie
that to the bowling event, and he told us he
was too swamped. That phone's never gonna ring again. If
you're in a bowling event, you can't come on. I mean,
(06:12):
and I love Rob Stone, but I mean I work
with other people here and they have to respect me.
They can't watch me. You know what if my wife
works here and she was just constantly mother effing me
in front of everybody, would anybody respect me anymore if
they saw how I was really how my wife and
kids treat me. Do you think that anybody would respect me? No?
I don't. After after after rob Stone, I help you die?
(06:37):
After after rob Stone didn't get back to us. That's
from a bowling tournament for a five minute interview. We uh, kate,
have you called him back since?
Speaker 3 (06:49):
Haven't even looked at his numbers? Set?
Speaker 2 (06:51):
See.
Speaker 4 (06:51):
I feel like this is a very cutthroat show. You guys,
you don't mess around, And I feel like that's right. Hey,
you know what, I'm glad you're starting to figure that out.
I'm hetering on the brink of not being invited back.
And here's why is the edge because this is now,
because this is now two times in a day. This
is now two times in a day that I put
(07:11):
you in an awkward position with somebody else while we
were on a show together. LeVar this morning, that was, yeah,
LeVar was this morning. You're like, eh, you can't wait
to come in today?
Speaker 2 (07:20):
Oh? You going in? Why can't I come in? Petros
like I don't know because you won't come in? Oh
you're right, okay, all right? How he how come you
don't invite me to this? How come you don't invite
me to that? Like I'm like some one Way Street
like I'm in the Gilded Age and I run the mat.
Speaker 4 (07:37):
I threw you. I threw you a hospital ball over
the middle twice today. That's terrible.
Speaker 2 (07:44):
It's okay, I'm ashamed. Well, that's all right. That's what
I'm here for, all right, real quick, we'll do the number.
You'd wrote a word of the day for him? You
wrote a number for him? Did you write a word
for me? Because I have my own word.
Speaker 3 (07:57):
I wrote a number for uh jonas.
Speaker 2 (08:01):
His words the word of the day. The word of
the day today is Taco Tuesday and Hillside Liquor. Yesterday
I went and saw my guy, Rommy and Tony, two
Syrian guys, at a liquor store down the street from
my house in Torrance. This liquor store in Torrents, the
(08:23):
Hillside Liquor, is not like any other liquor store in
the South Bay Jonas like the Tipsy Fox or any
of the other Famill liquor stores in the area. The
Tipsy Fox on High Street More Park. I'll tell you
why because every Tuesday, the last Tuesday of the month,
they have free tacos and free tequila in the parking
(08:45):
lot to promote community. Not only that, but there's a
nineteen dollars there. It is. There's a nineteen dollars Buffalo Trace.
They have a special on Buffalo Trace lique store right
next to my sister's yoga studio, Buffalo Trace thirty two
dollars Hillside Liquor right down the street in Walteria, Torrents,
(09:09):
nineteen ninety nine. All right, that's a lot of savings. Yeah,
not to mention free Taco Tuesday. So there's a picture
at Petros. Actually I put it. I accidentally put it
on the show Instagram. But here's me. Look at my
guys and my guy Romi has a Guess t shirt
(09:30):
on with the guest logo all over it. And look
at Tony and then you see the facade of the store,
Hillside Liquor right there. Taco Tuesday at Hillside right there, Jonas,
What you know about that? I mean, they look like
they've got a decent cigar collection as well too. Oh
they do. Oh how did you know? I mean, I'm
looking at some of these pictures online. Well I hadn't
been there in a couple of weeks, you know, And
(09:51):
they were like, I was wondering that you quit drinking,
And I was like, no, no, don't worry, I still
drink my birthday healthy f you. Yeah, I said I was.
It was my birthday, so a lot of people gave
me liquors. I didn't need to replant. But here I'm back.
Don't worry. I'm still a total alcoholic.
Speaker 4 (10:11):
By the way, is that a year round Santa Claus?
As you walk in the front door, you're noticing on
this one picture here of this fine establishment, it looks
like a year round Santa Claus in the window.
Speaker 2 (10:23):
That was that was seasonal? Okay, good, that was a
seasonal Santa All right, are you ready? Here's my number.
Number of the day.
Speaker 4 (10:34):
The number of the day is one petro. So it
only takes one fan to ruin things for people at
a sporting event. Case in point, last night in Chicago,
an ugly situation Arizona Diamondback star could tell. Marte was
visibly in tears on the field at White Sox reat
Field after a fan yelled something at him about his mother,
(10:54):
who died in a car accident in twenty seventeen. The
fan was ejected. Marte had to be sold by Diamondbacks
manager Tory Lavello on the field during a pitching change
right after the incident occurred. The announced crowd was thirteen thousand,
but there wasn't many people that those so called fans
voices and what he said was also heard by the
(11:15):
Diamondbacks dugout. The fan who was ejected has been banned
by Major League Baseball indefinitely. The fan has expressed remorse
for his action and admitted his comments.
Speaker 2 (11:26):
I'm sorry. So hey, this guy's mother died. I know
what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna show everybody in this
sparsely populated baseball stadium how much of a d I
can be.
Speaker 4 (11:39):
I mean, if you wrote to punished a guy is
banning him from White Sox games.
Speaker 2 (11:42):
Oh, come on, the polpa is a White Sox bar
h Okay, don't be that way. You remember it was
Chicago that like fifteen years ago those two idiots ran
out of the field. Oh yeah, been attacked the Royals
first base coast Tom Demboa father son. Yes, that's right,
you know idiots in Chicago. Listen, everybody, parents, Well you
(12:03):
know Jonas Jonas has roots in Chicago, so he's very
you hear him. He was coming to the defense, not
the White Sox at least the White Sox. At least
the White Sox have like some edge and grit, not
like the punk ass cub north side yuppie marshmallow people.
You know what, that's a fun place to go. Yeah,
let's have Eddie Veder sing your dumb ass song, Old Goog,
(12:28):
I'm still alive?
Speaker 4 (12:29):
Did you hear the Did you hear the Eddie Vedder
song he came out with in twenty fifteen for the Cubs. Uh,
this is the year will go all the Way or
some crap like that, and they and they got blow
torch by the Mets in the NLC.
Speaker 2 (12:41):
Well you know they called this they called the Seattle
versus h San Diego the Vetter Cup now because he
has roots in San Diego and Seattle, And there's like
a stupid cup that he designed that you get if
you win that series. I could see it being used
as a door stop somewhere in San Diego.
Speaker 4 (13:00):
So if you're any better Seattle, San Diego, Chicago, pick
a lane, brother, Okay, like, like, which one are you representing?
Speaker 2 (13:06):
Well, when you're that big of a deal, you know
what I mean? I mean, he's that big of a
deal that he can claim three cities and triangulate most
of the Western United States with his douchiness.
Speaker 3 (13:17):
Is he that big of a deal?
Speaker 2 (13:20):
I mean, I'm I'm not the one that was in
the Pearl Jam ten club. Kates, I'm out.
Speaker 3 (13:24):
I've been out for a while.
Speaker 2 (13:25):
Day, all right, Well, I mean, I guess.
Speaker 3 (13:27):
It was like a cult, you know, I was in.
Speaker 2 (13:29):
But were you really, Kates Jump? It was a dark time.
Speaker 3 (13:34):
For tim my flannel wearing days.
Speaker 2 (13:37):
Okay, he was going to go to a concert and
he went and before the concert bought a new flannel.
Speaker 3 (13:41):
That's true, This is true. Really, Sports Arena Pearl Jam
years ago.
Speaker 2 (13:52):
Everybody's gonna like me in my new flannel? Why no?
They played Jeremy spoke. Wait till we're all singing along
with a song about a child suicide for everybody to
check out my new flannel. Hey, Eddie, I'm friends with
Larone Hamilton.
Speaker 4 (14:07):
Hey how many? How many of those loser hippies that
you were standing next to? We're trying to pretend like
they knew what the lyrics to Yellow Leadbetter?
Speaker 2 (14:13):
Were all of them? Nobody does? He sucks. It's so
of the cub.
Speaker 3 (14:26):
Actually, I go for his political commentary.
Speaker 2 (14:28):
That's why the concert What I like is when he
climbs on the rafters and he's not wearing any underwear
and you can see up the leghole of his shorts,
you can see his dirty seattle sack dangling around. You
want to go and hear the music. I just want
to go hear the music. I don't want to hear
a three minute die trib on why.
Speaker 3 (14:45):
The world is it is? Right now?
Speaker 2 (14:46):
God? I love being in this club. What club were
you in? The imagine Dragons Club? Yeah, you know that
Brady has terrible taste to me, God help him, He's
got terrible taste. I made him a playlist and just
crickets back because it was too much for him too.
It was too cultural for him, too much culture for
(15:10):
his small white brain.
Speaker 4 (15:11):
I mean, I've referenced some real bangers here on the
show to counter your judas priest, to get us ready
for the show you did. I mentioned Ramstein, slipknot Limp Biscuit.
I mean, that's like a Mount Rushmore.
Speaker 2 (15:23):
It's hard to imagine how we're not seeing ny. This
is a song of the Day.
Speaker 5 (15:37):
Today's song of the Day is called Never Let Me
Down Again from Legendary English synthesizer group Depeche Mode because
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(15:57):
the aforementioned to Brady Quinn and LaVar Arrington on two
Pros and a Cup of Joe, and he never lets
Great Sports Talk down when called upon, it's our good
friend Jonas, Great Sports Talk.
Speaker 2 (16:09):
Hey Jonas, Hey Ronnie, great song. A look at this
text from Chad Feta wrote that song all the way
in two thousand and eight. Knocks you idiot, nothing to
do with twenty fifteen. Yeah it sucks seven years earlier.
Yeah yeah, Jonas. All right, I wrote a story for
you in the very next segment. Are you ready? I'm ready?
(16:35):
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Speaker 2 (17:28):
All right, as promised, Jonas, it's time for local knowledge
is knowledge. Common knowledge is local knowledge. It's very knowledgeable
on the things that you come up with. This part
for with your knowledge is I saw this story, Jonas
and thought it was right up your alley on Monday.
A suspect in all raiders gear, female in handcuffs right
(17:54):
by the Magic Castle at Hollywood, And I know how
much you love magic. We're all the magical weird hang out. Yeah,
she was able despite being in handcuffs, and she was
suspected of vandalizing a Porsche suv over on Highland and Franklin.
But the woman was handcuffed, and despite being handcuffed, she
(18:19):
was able to jump into a police suv and steal
it and drive away. And after a brief chase, the
woman slipped away right near the Yamashiro restaurant. If you're
familiar with the area. We've all taken a woman on
(18:41):
a data to the yama Hunro restaurant. And if you
didn't get laid after taking that check to Yamahiro, like
Chris Rock says, you're not getting laid to the bills
within the Super Bowl, yama Shiro was a guarantee. You
better get laid, brother, you better get laid tonight. Anyway,
(19:02):
they couldn't find her right around the Yamashiro restaurant. She
slipped away. Cops calmed the desert, canvass the hills, and
the cop SUV was found, but not the Raider clad
female suspect. That's pretty sneaky, sis. I mean, she was
described as a thirty five year old woman in a
(19:24):
gray Raiders hoodie, not a cocaine Charlie Garner jersey, and
she was wearing Thoss jeans and she is as of today,
and I checked on Reddit at large, they have not
captured her. Now, I'm not just telling the story because
Tim Kates works on the Raider broadcast. I'm telling a
(19:45):
story because I want to ask you a question. And
Kate's you can even chime in here because you work
with the rape all right, Thank you. The question is
Jonas Knox, and I could never ask Matt Smith this
because of the built in chargers. But I can ask
you and feel good about it, but all confident I can,
(20:06):
with real confidence, present you with this question. Was she
able to escape because she was wearing the Raider hoodie
or was her nature so criminally savage that she naturally
has a preference to Raider gear and thus was able
to escape the restrained clutch of the LAPD.
Speaker 4 (20:31):
So you think the Raider sweater it's a chicken or
egg conversation.
Speaker 2 (20:36):
Did the Raider sweater maker make her so bold or
was it the fact that she's a Raider fan. She's
bold no matter what, and the Raider sweater is just
a resent representation of her criminality, no matter what. Because
if you were asked so, you don't think like the
Raiders sweater was like a talisman or something somebody would
put on to protect them like a priest rogue. No
(20:58):
invisible cloak and dungeon. It's a dragon.
Speaker 4 (21:00):
I would venture to guess if you detailed the crime
committed and just said what NFL team was she representing
on her hooded sweater? If you gave people three guesses
they would get to two.
Speaker 2 (21:13):
Before they get to the Raiders. I mean, like I
can almost agree.
Speaker 4 (21:18):
I can almost assure you it wasn't a Titan sweater,
you know, or the Jaguars.
Speaker 2 (21:22):
It was a hoodie. Yeah, Kate's your thoughts.
Speaker 3 (21:26):
I think she was targeted because she was wearing Raiders.
Speaker 2 (21:28):
Well, she was in a handcuffed. I think that she
was suspected of vandalizing that she was well she used
was she ran away? You don't run away if you're innocent,
and she stole their suv?
Speaker 3 (21:41):
I don't know.
Speaker 2 (21:41):
Nowadays, I just don't know who's coming up on me anymore, Petro,
So I'm just walking out. Here's a pro police guy. Though.
Was she handcuffed behind her in front? Like? How did
how was you? No, that's a great question. She was
Maybe she, you know what, probably got out of those
cuffs or did she do like maybe they didn't again
because its are so scared to do anything to anybody. Now,
(22:02):
maybe they didn't cuff her tight enough and she used
magic castle right by the magic castle.
Speaker 4 (22:07):
Yeah, some kind of hand trick to get out of
those gus. Maybe she dislocated her shoulder like mel Gibson
off lead. They liked those populock guys, and then put
her handcuffs underneath her legs and then was able to
get him facing forward.
Speaker 2 (22:19):
To be able to steal the the car variables in jerseys.
She wasn't wearing a jersey, but the General Raider jerseys.
You see Marcus Allen, the white, Tim Brown, the cocaine,
Charlie Garner, Howie Long, Derek Carr, Kenny Stabler, Derek carrs
(22:41):
like Valdemort around here. Stabler. People love Stabler, Bo Jackson
Devontae Adams. Now a ram Bo Jackson is very popular.
Timeless Uncle Gino Smith, Yeah, I mean Hostedler, Carson Palmer.
What helps you the most to elude the cops? I'd
say Tim Brown, White. I mean what about a Lyle Alzado?
(23:03):
Ooh that's a good criminal one seventy seven. That's more
our time. Though you don't see a lot of Alzados
throwing punches at the games anymore.
Speaker 4 (23:12):
Yeah, And you wouldn't want to stand out too much,
like if you went Don mose Bar, you know what
I mean? Like that's the best. I'm not Jekowski guy,
how many those are you blending in with?
Speaker 2 (23:21):
You know? I submit that there is no jersey or
team and I can't see you disagreeing there is no
jersey or team representation that would help you elude the
LAPD more than a Raider jersey or a Raider hoodie.
Good call. I mean, I just can't imagine being a
Jacksonville Jaguars starter jacket and getting away from the LAPD
(23:42):
not happening. It's not happening. I'm a local and this
is a local show. Despite Jonas being a national, big
swing and D type of.
Speaker 4 (23:51):
Guy like some Texan Zuba's, you can't imagine.
Speaker 2 (23:55):
I'm representing CJ. Stroud. Yeah, you represented him from the
who Scout. I don't know much, but I feel that
this woman escaped through the few attitude of Al Davis.
That's right, and his son markt I agree.
Speaker 3 (24:10):
Oh, she was innocent, by the way.
Speaker 1 (24:12):
Well not.
Speaker 2 (24:13):
I don't know what she did or she can't be.
She stole a cop car, so she did that even
if she was innocent at first. You can't steal it,
you know she did it. Well, it's not like an
action movie where she had to steal the cop car
so she could save the world.
Speaker 3 (24:27):
How do we know?
Speaker 2 (24:28):
I guess we don't. It is interesting.
Speaker 4 (24:30):
By the way, I'm looking at the article on the
Daily Breeze and it's listed as the woman is uh
described as approximately thirty five years old?
Speaker 2 (24:39):
The hell do you know? Like, like do thirty five
year olds normally go go? That's you know, she might
have been real weathered, you know Hollywood. Oh yeah, she
might have had some meth weathers that I don't know. Yeah, well,
you know, this is how they figured with thirty five.
It's like a Calabasa's sixties Hollywood thirty five. It's like, no,
they looked at the jersey number what she was repping. Okay,
(25:00):
she's wrapping a jersey from that era. Then she must
be the kind of this ballpark, you know, age wise
fair point. So who would that be? I mean probably
a Tim Brown? Nah, I mean Tim Brown is pretty popular, right,
Derek Carry's Latino. No, what was the name of that
guy from Clemson, the third and third down guy? Oh
Hunter Renfro, Yeah, Renfro, that's what she was rock.
Speaker 3 (25:21):
Actually it's a third in Renfro.
Speaker 2 (25:23):
Yeah, yeah, Okay, he's at elite. I support law enforcement, However,
I also applaud a petty criminal in raider gear slipping
through the law enforcement's grip. By the way, They're never
gonna find her, Like, she'll never get caught.
Speaker 4 (25:36):
I'll never tell you, know what I mean, Like, what
details do you have on her Raiders jersey thirty five
or Raiders sweater thirty five. You're not catching her, No,
she's long gone. She'll switch it up all of a sudden,
get clean, go back to looking twenty five, and then
she's wearing a ram sweater next time.
Speaker 2 (25:52):
They're never gonna catch her. I'm glad that they were.
I'm sorry about the Porsche being vandalized over on Highland
on Franklin or whatever. And I'm sorry about the abandoned suv.
I mean, but I think you're right that's at the
Magic Castle. That's a real magic trick. Petro By getting
out of the cuffs is pretty damn good. So there's
a raider crime story for local knowledge. Thank you everybody
(26:15):
for participating. In the next segment, Jonas and I are
going to do the Dead and a live guy Birthday
of the Day, something he was required to do, and
then we are gonna do the fun Fact and then
the Quick Hits and then it's good night, Irene. There's
gonna be two Dodger games and then Jonas and I
(26:37):
will be back back.
Speaker 4 (26:43):
I'm working on my third working on my third rough
draft of assay. You guys during the break.
Speaker 2 (26:52):
Oh, you're going to read your text of assay. I'm
telling you right before he goes on the air, he's
gonna be all nervous. I wouldn't do that. I wouldn't
do it. Man. We'll be right back with your dead
and a live guy birthday in the day and so
we just won't be defeated Wednesday on your Raider Petty
Crime show up Record. Hello PMS listener.
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Uh, that's not funny. Ben Ben, you know, sees himself
as a real sports talker, you know. And Ben is
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porzingis and all these things happening. And he thought that
he was going to come today and pull out his
like knives like a Benny Hannah chef and just chop
(28:07):
it up. He mentioned that to me Petros.
Speaker 5 (28:09):
Yeah, earlier during the show, he said, you know, I'm
going to go on today and talk about the NBA dress.
Speaker 2 (28:13):
Well, I was going to ask him about because he
was like talk about the trees and I was like what,
And I was like, you're going to talk about him
at two forty five? Say it for quick? Do well?
I just said you're going to talk about him at
two forty five. And then what happened. Jonas pissed off
Asset and was worse than OJ So we had to
tell that Tom Looney story. That's what happened. I'm sorry,
that's what happened. You're on the cutting room floor, Ben,
(28:35):
I mean, welcome to Hollywood. I'll meet you on my
casting couch. I mean, listen.
Speaker 4 (28:38):
I don't want people to think that I've basically thrown
knives and not received any in return. Ben shamed me
earlier in the show during one of the breaks, he asked, also,
you grew up in the eight oh five we're at
I was like a thousand oaks.
Speaker 2 (28:52):
He goes where do you live? Oh no, And I said,
off the twenty three? You told him right by the freeway, huh.
Speaker 4 (28:58):
And he looked apon me like I was gutter trash,
absolute trash, because he's a westleagu.
Speaker 2 (29:05):
Well, you're a university a life guy, and Ben is
a cross country runner at LMU. You know it's a
different it's a different path. He's a Westlake village guy. Yeah. Yeah,
mom's at the Core power yoga. I'm just gonna have
a fish sandwich here at Finney's. Well, I wait for
her to finish it. By the way with Don McLean
really in the parking of Coursey Wise over here. Atis. Now,
(29:28):
don't let hey Ben, don't let Jonas class shame you.
All right, he's already pissed off, as say. It's like
every hour you want to take a flat throw in
my relationship. Oh the twenty three? Huh? Dead there? Oh,
end of the one ten? Okay, by the smokestack. All right,
all right, Jonas, it's your moment, dude. Oh this is huge.
(29:49):
It's time for the dead guy birth. They other day
you you tuned for Ben Ben Ben NBA draft talk
coming up in during quick ends.
Speaker 4 (29:56):
I mean Petros. This is appropriate because you mentioned some
earlier in the show, and little did you know how
perfect the timing would be. I'd like to present to
you yor.
Speaker 2 (30:08):
Yas kreakasugas Jorgos kiriakos panayotu that too, but to you
he's George Michael.
Speaker 4 (30:21):
Yeah, born on this day, love it in nineteen sixty
three in England. Some would argue he's Greek, you know.
Others would say he's British, and he's a British. He's
a Greek brit like a Greek America. He was the
only son and youngest of three to Jack and Leslie.
He said that a head injury led to his interest
(30:42):
in music at the age of eight, and in his
early teens while at school, he met a boy by
the name of Andrew Ridgley.
Speaker 2 (30:50):
Yeah. The two went on to later form the group
Wham in nineteen eighty one, which is when is it
yor yas Yorgos George Yeah, George him too, decided to
legally change his name to George Michael. The duo went
on to record seven He Wasn't rolls right off the tongue,
(31:15):
he went on.
Speaker 4 (31:15):
They went on to record several hits, including Wake Me
Up Before You Go Go. With the success of Michael's
solo singles Though Careless, Whisper and A Different Corner, rumors
of an impending breakup of Whim intensified. The duo officially
separated in nineteen eighty six, after releasing a farewell single
called The Edge of Heaven. In late nineteen eighty seven,
(31:36):
George Michael released his solo debut album Faith. The first
single release Gosh I mean with the Beard, with the
leather jacket, the Tests, Oh God, what he Everybody Fooled.
The first single off that album was I Want Your
Sex in mid nineteen eighty seven, The song was banned
(31:59):
by mini radio stations in the UK and the US
due to its sexually suggested lyrics. Faith won Grammy Award
Album of the Year in nineteen eighty eight and Your
Father Tiny Head of Mine. In September nineteen, There Are
Things that I Don't want to Learn. Listen Without Prejudice
was released, and this song Freedom ninety was the second
(32:21):
of only two singles from Listen Without to be supported
by a music video, and Yeah, that music video was
it Naomi Campbell, Sidney Crawford, I Mean you had all
sorts of supermodels, rocket ship after rocket ship.
Speaker 2 (32:36):
A camera.
Speaker 4 (32:37):
This was well before they had any sort of cameras
that you could take into the water. A camera goes
underneath this hom sweater. You could see underneath the sweater
there in the video swe puppies, the jacket being lit
on fire at the end of the whole thing. George Michael,
also though for being fair here okay for being fair,
had a history of substance abuse, had a well documented
(32:57):
running with the law mentioned On September or on April seventh,
rather nineteen ninety eight, George Michael was arrested for quote
engaging in a lute act in a public restroom of
the Will Rogers Memorial Park in Beverly Hills, California.
Speaker 2 (33:14):
Gay guys went to hookup cook.
Speaker 4 (33:17):
I mean, nobody's here to judge. He was arrested by
an undercover policeman. It was part of a sting operation.
In an MTV interview, George Michael stated, quote, I got
followed into the restroom and then this cop. I don't
know if it was a cop. Obviously he started playing
this game, which I think is called I'll show you mine,
(33:37):
you show me yours. And then when you show me yours,
I'm going to nick you. So because of that, George
Michael's homosexuality became a publicly known following nearest for public lewdness.
I look like I said earlier, guy wants to go
into a bathroom and shovel his own skin cards.
Speaker 2 (33:56):
I'm not here to judge. That's not what I'm gonna
do here. Give himself the knuckle shot.
Speaker 4 (34:00):
Used to remember that Charger security guard. Whatever happened to him.
Maybe he was a big George Michael fan.
Speaker 2 (34:06):
I don't remember it. You don't remember that story. What happened? Oh? Oh,
it's great?
Speaker 3 (34:13):
Was it?
Speaker 2 (34:13):
Since Matt was the play by play guy? It was
the San Diego Oh okay, because Matt would have suppressed
that some about qualcomm just turns people on guys all
rocket see how excited?
Speaker 4 (34:22):
Yeah, there's been so many Super Bowls myself. I love
watching Philip Rivers. This is where Elway won his first
Super Bowl, mixing you know, two ball quarter pocket uh So.
In the early hours of Christmas Day twenty sixteen, though,
George Michael died in his bed at his home at
the age of fifty three years, found by his partner Uh.
(34:43):
They listed his death as being the cause of natural
causes due to a dilated cardo myopathy and myocard otis or.
Speaker 2 (34:54):
Whatever that too.
Speaker 4 (34:55):
That's what killed Cody, go ahead and fatty liver disease.
But uh an illustrious career, successful as a duo, successful
as a single and George.
Speaker 2 (35:06):
That'sful as a beard. Oh yeah, I thought it was great, pure,
straight as an arrow.
Speaker 4 (35:11):
And uh, but he did have a lot of hits.
So a happy birthday to the great George Michaels.
Speaker 2 (35:16):
Say yours yourgos kidiakos kidiakos. Panayotu, panayotu. There you go,
there you go. Jamaican news. Everybody, it's Jamaica News. You've
heard cocaine in my brain? Oh come on? Really? By
the way, his blood poor blood clot clott. Yeah, you
(35:38):
don't want to know what that is. OK, let's just
put it this way. In Jamaica, for many years, tampons
were not readily available. Bum book clot, blood clot, blood clot. Yeah.
Dyllinger Lester Bullock seventy two years old today. The Jamaican
singer known as Dillinger, named after John Dillinger, the robber,
(36:05):
born in Kingston Jonas. His first work was with Dennis
al Capone's El Paso sound System. Jamaica kind of obsessed
with old Westerns and La Gangsters, and he was influenced
by the early Jamaican artist who basically invented rap. Big Youth.
You Roy talking in a rhythmic style with rhyming to
(36:31):
reggae tracks. Here, turn it up. This song is called
Cocaine in My Brain. His hit, also known as the
Tim Kates theme song, Cocaine in My Brain is a
true masterpiece. Turn it out. I'm not kidding. This is
number one song. This is the best part many other
(36:59):
great songs, but it's hard to step two. I've got cocaine,
a whole lot of cocaine running around my bloody brain. Here,
turn it up a little bit. This is very important.
Just a minia. I want you to spell for me
New York nine for four a bottle lin a cork.
(37:22):
That's the way we spell New York nine for for
a bottle lin a cork. That's the way we smell
New York. Uh huh, Cocaine in my Brain. Other songs
killer Man Jaro, name Check by Joe Strummer, and the
(37:44):
Clash classic White Man in Hammersmith Palace. This song, though,
was produced by a Chinese guy who kim. A lot
of Chinese Jamaican record producers real, yes, really why a
lot of Chinese in Jamaica. The very first people to
(38:06):
record Bob Marley were Chinese. Chinese owned record stores and
they started recording through the sound systems. The number one
Jamaican reggae production house would have been Randy's Records, Randy
Chin and they took that to Queens, New York and
that's VP Records. That's the number one Jamaican label in
(38:27):
the world. Oh wow, VP Records Green sleeves. So if
we were to book like a Jamaican act, a big
one like Jip Shin or somebody, it's likely they would
arrive with a seventy year old Chinese lady so Yao Ming,
big reggae guy. I don't know if he ever made
it to the Caribbe, but a lot of Chinese in Jamaica,
(38:48):
and it's gnardly to hear them speak. Patua could them
chot Bod Bumba clat A and m signed Dyllinger, but
his album flopped and he was fired. He was in
the Great Ted Lucas reggae classic movie, also a Greek
Ted Buffalucas Rockers, great movie. He toured with other reggae
(39:09):
artists from his era, Yellow Man and Trinity and Rankin Joe.
If you give him one to rock out on the
way home, you can get that cocaine running around in
your brain. With cocaine in my brain, it's like Pablo Escobar. Yeah,
that's Ted baff Lucas. He You should watch Rockers. It's
like a great movie. Just a minute, all right, we'll
(39:31):
be right back. We've got your quick kits and a
final hour fun fact. Who hasn't proposition to Beverly Hills
cop at that one bathroom in Beverly Hill. Feel like
a stranger in Paradise. You know yours? You mind? Jonas
(39:55):
knocks in for Matt. We're having a good time.
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