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a show that would put us on at three fourteen.
What do you mean, Matt, I mean we were there
in the two o'clock hour, at a nice fifteen minute
(01:11):
conversation with Matt Logan Corona Centennial versus Santa Margarita Friday
night at the Rose Bulls seven pm for the Division
One Championship. We had a nice how was your weekend?
And a open where we got through some schedule talk.
So don't want to belabor the point here as we
did in the first hour, because what.
Speaker 4 (01:28):
Do you mean you didn't like the twenty minute schedule talk.
We should have played the long version we got.
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We got a lot of schedule talk because it is
Thanksgiving week and we are your home at the NFL.
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It's a lot of scheduled talk.
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And we have an event coming up a week from
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three point thirty at the BJS and Downy and it's
the carpenters, Matt.
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They talk about her.
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Well, she's Karen's no longer alive. I know, like we
always brought up you know, who can we book?
Speaker 3 (01:58):
Oh?
Speaker 2 (01:58):
Oh, that's what I'm saying, Like, who can pressure Tim
Kates to book for Downey because we always make these
ridiculous requests and he's he He's yells at us, you
give me a more heads up next time, so I
couldn't remember who it was that we always pressured him
to book. I felt like it was either the Metallica
or the Mega Depth line that held.
Speaker 3 (02:19):
It was probably Hetfield.
Speaker 4 (02:21):
Yeah yeah, but for context, A lot of people enjoyed
the interview with Matt Logan and it was quite good
and you might want to revisit that a little later
on the iHeartRadio app for your smartphone. We do have
Monday night football tonight and full shows on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Speaker 3 (02:37):
There's your schedule.
Speaker 4 (02:38):
Talk Santa Margarita versus Corona Centennial will be the first
time since twenty eleven that you've not had Modern Day
or Bosco, the first time that they either one of
those or both have not reached the championship. The twenty
eleven matchup was Santa Margarita San Clemente twenty seven to
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thirteen at Angel. I think that was Johnny Stanton and
Harry Welsh at Angel Stadium in the Pack five final,
so pretty wild.
Speaker 3 (03:12):
Yeah, no doubt.
Speaker 4 (03:13):
It was great to talk to him, and we are
efforting Carson Palmer and maybe one or two others to
get ready for the championship week. Miranda Costgrove, Matt from Downey.
We can get her mind. No, I Carly minto that.
Everybody likes I Carly. It's been a while, but you
know it's time.
Speaker 3 (03:34):
Don Way.
Speaker 2 (03:35):
We can't celebrate it.
Speaker 4 (03:36):
For the word of the day, I mean his words.
Speaker 2 (03:40):
The word of the day.
Speaker 3 (03:42):
Today's word of the day is clarification.
Speaker 4 (03:44):
A lot of people ask me about my weekend because
I was in Las Vegas and it was the F
one and we will have an F one report this week.
The truth is I was in Vegas and I did
see people in their F one gear at the airport,
like Mercedes people. I saw Papaya people, people in orange
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vests with McLaren hats, and didn't see anybody Reppin Williams
or anything like that. But we did not stay anywhere
near this strip. We stayed at that cluster of hotels,
as you know, Matt, right next to Allegiate Stadium, so
it was very much a football vibe. There's a lot
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of Hawaii football types at our hotel, Hawaii fans celebrating
the Ninth Island. And then when we were leaving on Saturday,
I started seeing the Cleveland Brown people come in or
the big shador Fest on Sunday.
Speaker 2 (04:43):
Yeah, pack house for it. I didn't win team there
for the Cleveland Browns, how about that.
Speaker 4 (04:48):
Yeah, it was cold and windy in Vegas, but also
it was I did not see only I just saw
a couple people in their F one stuff. I kept
up with the Rays and all that stuff, but purposely
because it was the F one weekend. I went in
on Friday, did the game, and then left on Saturday
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to do another game in San Diego. So I did
not f one it up. For those of you asking,
I had very little to do with the F one
weekend as a whole, other than seeing a few people
here and there. And yes, Matt, that was Johnny Stanton
and River Craycraft to future NFL players on the Santa
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Margarita team for Harry Welsh. Way back in twenty eleven.
There was another very unlikely Division one championship years ago.
I think it was Loyola versus Esperanza out of near Placentia,
which was an odd one. All right, now it's time.
Speaker 1 (05:50):
Here's the number of the number of the day.
Speaker 2 (05:55):
Number the day is seven and a half. That's the
line tonight. Actually it's dropped out a seven He opened
at six and a half forty nine ers laying six
and a half. Then it jumped to seven and a half,
and now it has crept back to seven. Wish I
could have got that hook at seven and a half,
but alas, we are slaves to the clock part of
our profession. So I will still take the Panthers. I
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will take the points. Despite the fact that San Francisco
is getting healthier, the return of Brock Perty, George Kittle,
Christian McCaffrey all out there, the defense is still decimated.
No Fred Warner, no Nick Bosa, both out for the season.
Panthers playing pretty good ball this year. Six and five
an opportunity for them to take the top spot in
the NFC South with a win out there. Do I
think they'll do that now? But it is Thursday night.
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Thursday nights are weird, and the Panthers are coming off their
most explosive offensive performance of the season in a win
over Atlanta. Local guy TETERROA McMillan has been sensational his
rookie season. He's on pace for over twelve hundred yards
and seven to eight touchdowns. He and Bryce Young have
formed a nice connection. Bryce starting to dig out from
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the whole that he found himself in as the number
one overall selection, not to mention the bounty that Carolina
gave up in order to trade up with the Bears
to get him with a number one pick and maybe
in a position to win a division. That certainly would
go a long way for these Panthers, considering where they
were when they had the worst record in the league
and had to send that number one overall pick the
Chicago that led to the Caleb Williams selection. So coming
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off a three to one and one week, we'll go
ahead and take the points and take the Panthers and
see if we can bounce back from a zero in
four week with a four one and one record. That's actually, yeah,
four to one on one record is what it would
be for the week. So we'll take the points, take
the seven, take the Panthers, and see if we can
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make this a heck of an opportunity.
Speaker 4 (07:44):
Well, good luck, Matt. I'd love to see it be
a heck of an opportunity for everybody involved.
Speaker 2 (07:49):
Put some money in the pockets for the Thanksgiving, you know,
the Black Friday.
Speaker 4 (07:52):
Yeah, because that's what gambling does. It puts money in
your book.
Speaker 3 (07:56):
Always every time.
Speaker 2 (07:57):
It's like a guarantee.
Speaker 3 (08:01):
Roddy.
Speaker 1 (08:03):
This is a song of the day.
Speaker 2 (08:05):
Yeah.
Speaker 5 (08:11):
Cast Your Fate to the Wind is our song of
the Day, written by the great American jazz pianist Vince Geraldi,
accompanied by his trio Casting Our Fate to the Wind.
As the Petrosen Money Show rides into Thanksgiving Week on
an I'm a Horse Monday, serving up three hours of
great sports talk on a flex alert that includes a
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healthy portion of NFL Monday Night Foosball with all the
fix's courtesy of Westwood One, featuring a main course of
the Carolina Panthers in San Francisco forty nine ers at
Levi Stadium and Santa Clara where all those damn vampires are,
and then begins at five o'clock.
Speaker 3 (08:51):
There's vampires.
Speaker 5 (08:53):
They're vampires in Santa Clara.
Speaker 3 (08:56):
Oh that's Santa Carla.
Speaker 5 (08:59):
Well, for today's purposes, I changed it to Santa claus No,
that's not what I read.
Speaker 3 (09:03):
Yeah, sah suh. That game.
Speaker 4 (09:08):
The more unlikely CIF Championship was two thousand and five
Esperanza versus Loyola, and it was forty nine to forty
two Loyola. The Cubs beat Esperanza and social media. Matt
den Becky was a freshman at Esperanza and he was
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at that game at the old Home Depot Center.
Speaker 2 (09:36):
How about that. Cask me on the spot that Matt
den Becky coming up.
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We'll talk a little college football sc Oregon. What happened
out there, Bomber.
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M All right, I'll turn it up.
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Come on, watch out here.
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I come.
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One week from today, we'll be in Downy for the
Petterson Muney Power launch you could be suited and booted,
but it's not required. Probably the best way to put
it all right, Right now, it's time for the flip
top story of it.
Speaker 1 (10:58):
I'll clip you out, i will look at you well,
this is the flip top story of the day.
Speaker 4 (11:04):
Oh, the disappointment used to be different. During Lane Kiffin
or Steve Sarkisian or Clay Hilton's tenure at USC football,
only two teams or four teams made the College Football Playoff,
So starting in twenty ten, USC fans usually had their
disappointing feeling by Halloween that their Trojans weren't playing for
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a playoff. They were playing for a mid level bowl.
And it was even worse than it sounds. They never
even made the playoff conversation back in those days, and
before anybody tries to mention the twenty seventeen Rose Bowl
championship was Sam Darnold. That team didn't even win the
Pac twelve South Colorado won the divisions. He advanced to
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the Rose Bowl on a technicality because that year Washington
made the playoff and the Buffs look bad losing to
U dub in the championship game, and the fine print
in the rules said that the Rolls Bowl Committee could
choose its own replacement for the PAC twelfth champion, and
since Washington was going to play for the title, the
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committee passed on Colorado and invited USC. And that's how
that happened. I forgot about that too, but that's how
it happened Colorado.
Speaker 2 (12:18):
Who would have remembered that?
Speaker 3 (12:20):
I remember?
Speaker 4 (12:21):
This season, the Trojans almost made the playoff conversation. Oregon
bounced USC out of the playoffs at a forty two
to twenty seven conversation on Saturday that ended USC's conversation. Afterwards,
US coach Lincoln Riley used the word close to describe
the game, but the game wasn't close. USC lost by
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fifteen points. The Trojans trailed by fourteen twenty eight fourteen
at halftime. On every USC possession in the second half,
they trailed by two scores. That's not a close game.
No back and forth lead changes. The Duck controlled the game.
With twelve teams now qualifying for the College Football Playoff,
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shouldn't it be exponentially easier to get to the postseason now,
or at least make the playoff conversation? This is season
four of Lincoln Riley's at USC, and his team did
not make the playoff conversation once this whole time, except
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for his first season. In twenty twenty two, USC was
eleven and one and they played Utah in the Pac
twelve Championship game, and the Trojans were guaranteed a playoff
spot with a win, but they got that game wasn't
close either. They got pounded that night in Vegas forty
seven to twenty four by the Yuts. They were run
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off the field and Caleb Williams was crying. And following
that loss, Lincoln Riley made the bizarre quote at how
all be disappointed if this isn't the worst team that
we've had in our entire tenure here? Twenty twenty two
didn't turn out being Lincoln Riley's worst team, It was
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by far his best team. Looking back at that quote
now shows how completely out of touch Lincoln was about
his own team and the transfer portal and the college
football landscape as a whole. And the PostScript of the
twenty twelve Pac twelve title game. Four weeks later, USC
lost to Willie Fritz and Tulane in the Cotton Bowl.
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Back to the disappointment I mentioned in the lead of
the story. If I mean, I gotta ask is almost
making the playoff conversation good enough for USC football.
Speaker 2 (14:53):
I'm gonna go with no right and go with you.
I mean, if you say you don't want private equity
coming into the Big Ten because you want to be
on the same level as Michigan and Ohio State, feels
like the teams won a national championship the last two years.
Speaker 4 (15:05):
Even though they beat Michigan State. USC the only time
they've been close to anything in Lincoln Riley's four years
was that twenty twenty two PAC twelve title game with
a playoff bit on the line, and the defense allowed
forty seven points on a neutral field. A lot of
playoff momentum built up for last week's Oregon game, and
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in his second biggest game as the US coach, Lincoln
allowed forty two points. And don't forget that USC's special
teams imploded on Saturday. They gave up an eighty five
yard punt return touchdown, They hit the Oregon punt returner
on a fair catch, They leapt over the Oregon snapper
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on a field goal attempt. Plus they yeah, and then
they missed their own chip shot field goal before halftime
and also knocked a kickoff out of bounds which gave
up valuable field position. So at the end of year four,
but at least they wore the cool fake cleats and
did the trick play against Northwestern with the quarterback sam
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Hewart Karma, and they trolled everybody on Twitter about how
cool it was with the roster and all of that.
USC special teams are a disaster and they lay an
egg in the second biggest game of Lincoln's USC tenure.
A couple of weeks ago, Lincoln bragged about the USC
special teams and they were able to fool Northwestern. And
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the worst optics on Saturday were after Jade Miyama's interception,
USC starred receiver Jacoby Lane lost his mind, chased the
Oregon dB back to the Ducks sideline and tried to
wrestle the ball back from him on the Ducks bench.
Speaker 2 (16:46):
It's really weird the broadcast, like, what the hell is
going on?
Speaker 4 (16:50):
What's flag for fifteen yard penalty by a team leader
and one of the best players on the team. I mean,
that would have been a good time for the head
coach to make an exam him and cheer him out.
Speaker 3 (17:02):
But that is not how he operates.
Speaker 4 (17:03):
He gives the players a lot of freedom, and instead
Lincoln Riley saved his ire for the press room after
the game, snapping at a USC freelance blogger Adam Bradford
for asking Riley how he felt about Oregon fans mocking
him with signs on the ESPN Game Day show. I
believe Link called it the dumbest question I've ever been asked.
Speaker 3 (17:26):
Oh, we have that? We have the action?
Speaker 6 (17:28):
Might be the dumbest question I've been asked. As long
as I'm been a head coach, I've been asked a
lot of questions. You ought to feel, Lilian Baristas that question.
This is a professional thing, you ought to try it.
Speaker 4 (17:39):
I would just say, hey, no, I don't look at
the signs. You know, we were too busy, but we're
worrying about the game. Just anyway, that's the dumbest question
I've ever been.
Speaker 6 (17:48):
It might be the dumbest question I've been asked. As
long as I'm been a head coach, I've been asked
a lot of questions. You ought to feel, Lilian Baristas
that question. This is a professional thing. You ought to
try it.
Speaker 3 (17:58):
Now we'll talk about it.
Speaker 4 (18:00):
As the week goes on, but us he is a
twenty point favorite against the Bruins on Saturday at the Coliseum.
This would be a very unlikely up in the stars
constellation of UCLA's lore. If they were able to beat
this would be like the thirteen to nine game.
Speaker 2 (18:18):
What's your favorite time of the day, coach eight forty seven,
I don't get it. Thirteen to nine.
Speaker 4 (18:28):
And after the Ucla game, the Trojans will be off
to another middling Bowl game. One projection I saw on
Twitter was the alamobule in San anton to face Bear Bachmeier,
and BYU, I love that one. Now us, he's not
about to fire Lincoln Riley, whose team is currently eight
and three and his term is four years in. And
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you see what you see. But one has to wonder
if his agent, Trace Armstrong will be shopping and bopping
him around any of these job openings and a place
he might be or comfortable over the next six weeks.
Speaker 2 (19:01):
Matt, I mean, there's any question, right, you don't want
to be here almostly the playoff. That's the dumbest question
I've ever heard. It doesn't it's not a fit.
Speaker 4 (19:10):
No, it's not a great fit. And that's a great
way to put it. It is not a great fit,
but it's not far out of the realm to think
that Matt, like you just said, Bill Plashki ripped Lincoln
after Saturday's lost in the LA Times forty ripped him
and Sports Illustrated nationally and those are another story for
another day. But the USC Organ game went probably like
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you thought it was going to go.
Speaker 6 (19:32):
That might be the dumbest question I've been asked as
long as I've been a head coach, and I've been
asked a lot of questions. You ought to feel lil
embarrassed asked that question. This is a professional thing. You
ought to try.
Speaker 2 (19:44):
Run reaction, dude with the students in the background.
Speaker 4 (19:50):
It was an electric scene at Autson Stadium, no doubt
about that. And congratulations to the Ducks who lived to
find another day and Dan Lanning who has figured out
how to recruit California offensive linemen and develop them and
defensive linemen and develop them and dominate teams that are
supposed to be dominant on the front. And that's what
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you're supposed to do at USC. And it's a lot
easier to do at USC because you're not in Eugene, Oregon.
But because USC is so soft, all of the offensive
linemen go up to Eugene or even Seattle to be developed.
And those are better teams than we have here in
southern California. But that guy's paid a lot of money,
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Lincoln Riley, to be this mediocre at this point in
his USC career. And I'm not the only one that's
saying it now. I mean, I got to understand if
you think, like, wow, Petros, you know you're unhappy again.
It's like, I haven't we mentioned the Kiffin era, the
Sark era, the Helton era, Pete Carroll. With the lack
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of institutional control, the team sucked when I was there.
USC football has only been what they're supposed to be
for a very small window of time, looking back on it,
between like two and seven, and after that, you know,
once Matt Barkley came in, they stopped dominating people pretty much.
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A few seasons here and there, one the one where
they had the Bowl sanctioned with Kiffin and the Rose
Bowl one we just discussed. But other than that, you
think you're on Michigan or Ohio States level. Come on,
come on, yeah, just kind of trying to do the math.
I want to say it's thirty points. Thirty points. You
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leave three on the table, like you said, a mist
should have been made field goal. You got the pun
interference that goes for a touchdown. You've got the kickoff
out of bounds that win for a touchdown. Both of
those start at the forty one, at the forty fifty
because it goes back. It's it's a guy was more
concerned about calling fancy plays and taking credit for it
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than developing the whole football team and the special teams
is a huge part of that, and you see the
differential in a big game. Yeah, rip Jimmy Cliff. This
is my favorite song that Matt. Matt found me this song.
I'd been looking for it for years on the Marked
for Death soundtrack the Great steven Sagall film, and Matt
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used before you know, the internet.
Speaker 2 (22:36):
Was for these streaming services were available.
Speaker 4 (22:38):
Matt found me, I believe on like a cassette tape
or something.
Speaker 2 (22:42):
Yeah, it was it through eBay. I think we found out.
Speaker 4 (22:45):
Yeah, John crow By Jimmy Cliff performed live in the
great film Marked for Death. Yeah screw face me know him,
me party with him, may not care him Seldy Drugs.
We'll be right back with some textos.
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Speaker 4 (24:15):
Easy, pe I heard you guys did twenty minutes of
schedule talk to start the show. I missed the first hour,
so can we start the third hour with a repeat.
I need to go get my planner and pin so
I can know when y'all are going to have Clippers
Versus Generals on and when the replay of the Dodgers
Marlins from July.
Speaker 3 (24:34):
Second is on this week. Thank you, sir.
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You can re listen to the open of the show
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Speaker 2 (24:53):
Get your file effects, though, get your file effects, your pen,
your your day planner, and get that thing going. UCLA
upsetting USC this year we had a palm pilot.
Speaker 3 (25:05):
Oh yeah, that's what I meant, the palm.
Speaker 2 (25:07):
The palm cats had the palm pilot I had. Just
that's how long we've been doing this. There's there were
file effects and palm pilots involved. Hey, can I get
your rolodex?
Speaker 4 (25:18):
No, No, UCLA upsetting USC this year would be akin
to the Petrosen money show. Making more friends in a
calendar year than enemies impossible, against all odds. Even your
hater ass knows you're right. It is against all odds.
We might even do that movie in a film, uh Noir,
because it's such a great movie. The show rights itself today,
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USC sucks. UCLA should be in D one double Ale.
China almost loses to the jazz Rams, Dominate Raiders, Let
you dur win a game even though he played like
ass instead?
Speaker 3 (25:52):
What do you do? What do you two do?
Speaker 4 (25:54):
Twenty minutes of rambling about lunch and Clipper games and
random out of market NFL games on five seventy petros
and money f Yeah.
Speaker 2 (26:04):
That's right, you know what to expect.
Speaker 4 (26:08):
This says PSA. What are we getting the PSA today?
My kids are already in town from Madison and are
trying to get me to let those little a holes
pregame at my house before going to O'Malley's on Maine.
I need this little s to understand it's bad business.
I will do the PSA this week. Matt's gonna probably
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go to social media to do his turkey recipe at.
Speaker 2 (26:32):
Seems a good point. I'll have to do that.
Speaker 4 (26:33):
I forget and we will replay it on the air here.
Or we could just put Matt on on the phone
from Chicago and he can do a segment and give
his turkey recipe. I don't want to interrupt your vacation though,
So I mean, whatever you think is necessary for you know,
we could just post an old recipe on social media
and send people there, since you've been giving the recipe
(26:55):
out for about twenty years.
Speaker 2 (26:57):
Eighteen years this year.
Speaker 3 (26:58):
Yeah, so we'll see.
Speaker 2 (27:01):
And I would say, o' Malley's on Main. You know, look,
they're kids, man, we don't go the kids gos a
bunch of freaking kids with fake id's.
Speaker 4 (27:11):
Hey, I'm gonna give the PSA, all right, you give
the PSA. It's about their own sadness, Matt. Yeah, not
about It's about the sadness about the decision they're gonna make.
It's not like how it ends. I'm not saying how
it ends, that's all.
Speaker 2 (27:26):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (27:27):
I mean, it's not like the.
Speaker 2 (27:30):
Unavoidable ending.
Speaker 4 (27:32):
It's not like you and I are going to Malley's
on Main. No, and if we were, we would kick ass.
Speaker 2 (27:38):
Well. They did try to take me two years ago,
I think, and I walked in the front door and
out the back into the alley.
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three fourteen PM start. Rogan and Ronnie could never stretch
a show that would put us on at three fourteen.
What do you mean, Matt, I mean we were there
in the two o'clock hour, at a nice fifteen minute
(01:11):
conversation with Matt Logan Corona Centennial versus Santa Margarita Friday
night at the Rose Bulls seven pm for the Division
One Championship. We had a nice how was your weekend?
And a open where we got through some schedule talk.
So don't want to belabor the point here as we
did in the first hour, because what.
Speaker 4 (01:28):
Do you mean you didn't like the twenty minute schedule talk.
We should have played the long version we got.
Speaker 2 (01:34):
We got a lot of schedule talk because it is
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It's a lot of scheduled talk.
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And we have an event coming up a week from
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They talk about her.
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Well, she's Karen's no longer alive. I know, like we
always brought up you know, who can we book?
Speaker 3 (01:58):
Oh?
Speaker 2 (01:58):
Oh, that's what I'm saying, Like, who can pressure Tim
Kates to book for Downey because we always make these
ridiculous requests and he's he He's yells at us, you
give me a more heads up next time, so I
couldn't remember who it was that we always pressured him
to book. I felt like it was either the Metallica
or the Mega Depth line that held.
Speaker 3 (02:19):
It was probably Hetfield.
Speaker 4 (02:21):
Yeah yeah, but for context, A lot of people enjoyed
the interview with Matt Logan and it was quite good
and you might want to revisit that a little later
on the iHeartRadio app for your smartphone. We do have
Monday night football tonight and full shows on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Speaker 3 (02:37):
There's your schedule.
Speaker 4 (02:38):
Talk Santa Margarita versus Corona Centennial will be the first
time since twenty eleven that you've not had Modern Day
or Bosco, the first time that they either one of
those or both have not reached the championship. The twenty
eleven matchup was Santa Margarita San Clemente twenty seven to
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thirteen at Angel. I think that was Johnny Stanton and
Harry Welsh at Angel Stadium in the Pack five final,
so pretty wild.
Speaker 3 (03:12):
Yeah, no doubt.
Speaker 4 (03:13):
It was great to talk to him, and we are
efforting Carson Palmer and maybe one or two others to
get ready for the championship week. Miranda Costgrove, Matt from Downey.
We can get her mind. No, I Carly minto that.
Everybody likes I Carly. It's been a while, but you
know it's time.
Speaker 3 (03:34):
Don Way.
Speaker 2 (03:35):
We can't celebrate it.
Speaker 4 (03:36):
For the word of the day, I mean his words.
Speaker 2 (03:40):
The word of the day.
Speaker 3 (03:42):
Today's word of the day is clarification.
Speaker 4 (03:44):
A lot of people ask me about my weekend because
I was in Las Vegas and it was the F
one and we will have an F one report this week.
The truth is I was in Vegas and I did
see people in their F one gear at the airport,
like Mercedes people. I saw Papaya people, people in orange
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vests with McLaren hats, and didn't see anybody Reppin Williams
or anything like that. But we did not stay anywhere
near this strip. We stayed at that cluster of hotels,
as you know, Matt, right next to Allegiate Stadium, so
it was very much a football vibe. There's a lot
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of Hawaii football types at our hotel, Hawaii fans celebrating
the Ninth Island. And then when we were leaving on Saturday,
I started seeing the Cleveland Brown people come in or
the big shador Fest on Sunday.
Speaker 2 (04:43):
Yeah, pack house for it. I didn't win team there
for the Cleveland Browns, how about that.
Speaker 4 (04:48):
Yeah, it was cold and windy in Vegas, but also
it was I did not see only I just saw
a couple people in their F one stuff. I kept
up with the Rays and all that stuff, but purposely
because it was the F one weekend. I went in
on Friday, did the game, and then left on Saturday
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to do another game in San Diego. So I did
not f one it up. For those of you asking,
I had very little to do with the F one
weekend as a whole, other than seeing a few people
here and there. And yes, Matt, that was Johnny Stanton
and River Craycraft to future NFL players on the Santa
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Margarita team for Harry Welsh. Way back in twenty eleven.
There was another very unlikely Division one championship years ago.
I think it was Loyola versus Esperanza out of near Placentia,
which was an odd one. All right, now it's time.
Speaker 1 (05:50):
Here's the number of the number of the day.
Speaker 2 (05:55):
Number the day is seven and a half. That's the
line tonight. Actually it's dropped out a seven He opened
at six and a half forty nine ers laying six
and a half. Then it jumped to seven and a half,
and now it has crept back to seven. Wish I
could have got that hook at seven and a half,
but alas, we are slaves to the clock part of
our profession. So I will still take the Panthers. I
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will take the points. Despite the fact that San Francisco
is getting healthier, the return of Brock Perty, George Kittle,
Christian McCaffrey all out there, the defense is still decimated.
No Fred Warner, no Nick Bosa, both out for the season.
Panthers playing pretty good ball this year. Six and five
an opportunity for them to take the top spot in
the NFC South with a win out there. Do I
think they'll do that now? But it is Thursday night.
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Thursday nights are weird, and the Panthers are coming off their
most explosive offensive performance of the season in a win
over Atlanta. Local guy TETERROA McMillan has been sensational his
rookie season. He's on pace for over twelve hundred yards
and seven to eight touchdowns. He and Bryce Young have
formed a nice connection. Bryce starting to dig out from
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the whole that he found himself in as the number
one overall selection, not to mention the bounty that Carolina
gave up in order to trade up with the Bears
to get him with a number one pick and maybe
in a position to win a division. That certainly would
go a long way for these Panthers, considering where they
were when they had the worst record in the league
and had to send that number one overall pick the
Chicago that led to the Caleb Williams selection. So coming
(07:19):
off a three to one and one week, we'll go
ahead and take the points and take the Panthers and
see if we can bounce back from a zero in
four week with a four one and one record. That's actually, yeah,
four to one on one record is what it would
be for the week. So we'll take the points, take
the seven, take the Panthers, and see if we can
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make this a heck of an opportunity.
Speaker 4 (07:44):
Well, good luck, Matt. I'd love to see it be
a heck of an opportunity for everybody involved.
Speaker 2 (07:49):
Put some money in the pockets for the Thanksgiving, you know,
the Black Friday.
Speaker 4 (07:52):
Yeah, because that's what gambling does. It puts money in
your book.
Speaker 3 (07:56):
Always every time.
Speaker 2 (07:57):
It's like a guarantee.
Speaker 3 (08:01):
Roddy.
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This is a song of the day.
Speaker 2 (08:05):
Yeah.
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Cast Your Fate to the Wind is our song of
the Day, written by the great American jazz pianist Vince Geraldi,
accompanied by his trio Casting Our Fate to the Wind.
As the Petrosen Money Show rides into Thanksgiving Week on
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great sports talk on a flex alert that includes a
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fix's courtesy of Westwood One, featuring a main course of
the Carolina Panthers in San Francisco forty nine ers at
Levi Stadium and Santa Clara where all those damn vampires are,
and then begins at five o'clock.
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There's vampires.
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They're vampires in Santa Clara.
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Oh that's Santa Carla.
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Well, for today's purposes, I changed it to Santa claus No,
that's not what I read.
Speaker 3 (09:03):
Yeah, sah suh. That game.
Speaker 4 (09:08):
The more unlikely CIF Championship was two thousand and five
Esperanza versus Loyola, and it was forty nine to forty
two Loyola. The Cubs beat Esperanza and social media. Matt
den Becky was a freshman at Esperanza and he was
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at that game at the old Home Depot Center.
Speaker 2 (09:36):
How about that. Cask me on the spot that Matt
den Becky coming up.
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We'll talk a little college football sc Oregon. What happened
out there, Bomber.
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I come.
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One week from today, we'll be in Downy for the
Petterson Muney Power launch you could be suited and booted,
but it's not required. Probably the best way to put
it all right, Right now, it's time for the flip
top story of it.
Speaker 1 (10:58):
I'll clip you out, i will look at you well,
this is the flip top story of the day.
Speaker 4 (11:04):
Oh, the disappointment used to be different. During Lane Kiffin
or Steve Sarkisian or Clay Hilton's tenure at USC football,
only two teams or four teams made the College Football Playoff,
So starting in twenty ten, USC fans usually had their
disappointing feeling by Halloween that their Trojans weren't playing for
(11:26):
a playoff. They were playing for a mid level bowl.
And it was even worse than it sounds. They never
even made the playoff conversation back in those days, and
before anybody tries to mention the twenty seventeen Rose Bowl
championship was Sam Darnold. That team didn't even win the
Pac twelve South Colorado won the divisions. He advanced to
(11:48):
the Rose Bowl on a technicality because that year Washington
made the playoff and the Buffs look bad losing to
U dub in the championship game, and the fine print
in the rules said that the Rolls Bowl Committee could
choose its own replacement for the PAC twelfth champion, and
since Washington was going to play for the title, the
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committee passed on Colorado and invited USC. And that's how
that happened. I forgot about that too, but that's how
it happened Colorado.
Speaker 2 (12:18):
Who would have remembered that?
Speaker 3 (12:20):
I remember?
Speaker 4 (12:21):
This season, the Trojans almost made the playoff conversation. Oregon
bounced USC out of the playoffs at a forty two
to twenty seven conversation on Saturday that ended USC's conversation. Afterwards,
US coach Lincoln Riley used the word close to describe
the game, but the game wasn't close. USC lost by
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fifteen points. The Trojans trailed by fourteen twenty eight fourteen
at halftime. On every USC possession in the second half,
they trailed by two scores. That's not a close game.
No back and forth lead changes. The Duck controlled the game.
With twelve teams now qualifying for the College Football Playoff,
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shouldn't it be exponentially easier to get to the postseason now,
or at least make the playoff conversation? This is season
four of Lincoln Riley's at USC, and his team did
not make the playoff conversation once this whole time, except
(13:30):
for his first season. In twenty twenty two, USC was
eleven and one and they played Utah in the Pac
twelve Championship game, and the Trojans were guaranteed a playoff
spot with a win, but they got that game wasn't
close either. They got pounded that night in Vegas forty
seven to twenty four by the Yuts. They were run
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off the field and Caleb Williams was crying. And following
that loss, Lincoln Riley made the bizarre quote at how
all be disappointed if this isn't the worst team that
we've had in our entire tenure here? Twenty twenty two
didn't turn out being Lincoln Riley's worst team, It was
(14:13):
by far his best team. Looking back at that quote
now shows how completely out of touch Lincoln was about
his own team and the transfer portal and the college
football landscape as a whole. And the PostScript of the
twenty twelve Pac twelve title game. Four weeks later, USC
lost to Willie Fritz and Tulane in the Cotton Bowl.
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Back to the disappointment I mentioned in the lead of
the story. If I mean, I gotta ask is almost
making the playoff conversation good enough for USC football.
Speaker 2 (14:53):
I'm gonna go with no right and go with you.
I mean, if you say you don't want private equity
coming into the Big Ten because you want to be
on the same level as Michigan and Ohio State, feels
like the teams won a national championship the last two years.
Speaker 4 (15:05):
Even though they beat Michigan State. USC the only time
they've been close to anything in Lincoln Riley's four years
was that twenty twenty two PAC twelve title game with
a playoff bit on the line, and the defense allowed
forty seven points on a neutral field. A lot of
playoff momentum built up for last week's Oregon game, and
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in his second biggest game as the US coach, Lincoln
allowed forty two points. And don't forget that USC's special
teams imploded on Saturday. They gave up an eighty five
yard punt return touchdown, They hit the Oregon punt returner
on a fair catch, They leapt over the Oregon snapper
(15:49):
on a field goal attempt. Plus they yeah, and then
they missed their own chip shot field goal before halftime
and also knocked a kickoff out of bounds which gave
up valuable field position. So at the end of year four,
but at least they wore the cool fake cleats and
did the trick play against Northwestern with the quarterback sam
(16:09):
Hewart Karma, and they trolled everybody on Twitter about how
cool it was with the roster and all of that.
USC special teams are a disaster and they lay an
egg in the second biggest game of Lincoln's USC tenure.
A couple of weeks ago, Lincoln bragged about the USC
special teams and they were able to fool Northwestern. And
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the worst optics on Saturday were after Jade Miyama's interception,
USC starred receiver Jacoby Lane lost his mind, chased the
Oregon dB back to the Ducks sideline and tried to
wrestle the ball back from him on the Ducks bench.
Speaker 2 (16:46):
It's really weird the broadcast, like, what the hell is
going on?
Speaker 4 (16:50):
What's flag for fifteen yard penalty by a team leader
and one of the best players on the team. I mean,
that would have been a good time for the head
coach to make an exam him and cheer him out.
Speaker 3 (17:02):
But that is not how he operates.
Speaker 4 (17:03):
He gives the players a lot of freedom, and instead
Lincoln Riley saved his ire for the press room after
the game, snapping at a USC freelance blogger Adam Bradford
for asking Riley how he felt about Oregon fans mocking
him with signs on the ESPN Game Day show. I
believe Link called it the dumbest question I've ever been asked.
Speaker 3 (17:26):
Oh, we have that? We have the action?
Speaker 6 (17:28):
Might be the dumbest question I've been asked. As long
as I'm been a head coach, I've been asked a
lot of questions. You ought to feel, Lilian Baristas that question.
This is a professional thing, you ought to try it.
Speaker 4 (17:39):
I would just say, hey, no, I don't look at
the signs. You know, we were too busy, but we're
worrying about the game. Just anyway, that's the dumbest question
I've ever been.
Speaker 6 (17:48):
It might be the dumbest question I've been asked. As
long as I'm been a head coach, I've been asked
a lot of questions. You ought to feel, Lilian Baristas
that question. This is a professional thing. You ought to
try it.
Speaker 3 (17:58):
Now we'll talk about it.
Speaker 4 (18:00):
As the week goes on, but us he is a
twenty point favorite against the Bruins on Saturday at the Coliseum.
This would be a very unlikely up in the stars
constellation of UCLA's lore. If they were able to beat
this would be like the thirteen to nine game.
Speaker 2 (18:18):
What's your favorite time of the day, coach eight forty seven,
I don't get it. Thirteen to nine.
Speaker 4 (18:28):
And after the Ucla game, the Trojans will be off
to another middling Bowl game. One projection I saw on
Twitter was the alamobule in San anton to face Bear Bachmeier,
and BYU, I love that one. Now us, he's not
about to fire Lincoln Riley, whose team is currently eight
and three and his term is four years in. And
(18:49):
you see what you see. But one has to wonder
if his agent, Trace Armstrong will be shopping and bopping
him around any of these job openings and a place
he might be or comfortable over the next six weeks.
Speaker 2 (19:01):
Matt, I mean, there's any question, right, you don't want
to be here almostly the playoff. That's the dumbest question
I've ever heard. It doesn't it's not a fit.
Speaker 4 (19:10):
No, it's not a great fit. And that's a great
way to put it. It is not a great fit,
but it's not far out of the realm to think
that Matt, like you just said, Bill Plashki ripped Lincoln
after Saturday's lost in the LA Times forty ripped him
and Sports Illustrated nationally and those are another story for
another day. But the USC Organ game went probably like
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you thought it was going to go.
Speaker 6 (19:32):
That might be the dumbest question I've been asked as
long as I've been a head coach, and I've been
asked a lot of questions. You ought to feel lil
embarrassed asked that question. This is a professional thing. You
ought to try.
Speaker 2 (19:44):
Run reaction, dude with the students in the background.
Speaker 4 (19:50):
It was an electric scene at Autson Stadium, no doubt
about that. And congratulations to the Ducks who lived to
find another day and Dan Lanning who has figured out
how to recruit California offensive linemen and develop them and
defensive linemen and develop them and dominate teams that are
supposed to be dominant on the front. And that's what
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you're supposed to do at USC. And it's a lot
easier to do at USC because you're not in Eugene, Oregon.
But because USC is so soft, all of the offensive
linemen go up to Eugene or even Seattle to be developed.
And those are better teams than we have here in
southern California. But that guy's paid a lot of money,
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Lincoln Riley, to be this mediocre at this point in
his USC career. And I'm not the only one that's
saying it now. I mean, I got to understand if
you think, like, wow, Petros, you know you're unhappy again.
It's like, I haven't we mentioned the Kiffin era, the
Sark era, the Helton era, Pete Carroll. With the lack
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of institutional control, the team sucked when I was there.
USC football has only been what they're supposed to be
for a very small window of time, looking back on it,
between like two and seven, and after that, you know,
once Matt Barkley came in, they stopped dominating people pretty much.
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A few seasons here and there, one the one where
they had the Bowl sanctioned with Kiffin and the Rose
Bowl one we just discussed. But other than that, you
think you're on Michigan or Ohio States level. Come on,
come on, yeah, just kind of trying to do the math.
I want to say it's thirty points. Thirty points. You
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leave three on the table, like you said, a mist
should have been made field goal. You got the pun
interference that goes for a touchdown. You've got the kickoff
out of bounds that win for a touchdown. Both of
those start at the forty one, at the forty fifty
because it goes back. It's it's a guy was more
concerned about calling fancy plays and taking credit for it
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than developing the whole football team and the special teams
is a huge part of that, and you see the
differential in a big game. Yeah, rip Jimmy Cliff. This
is my favorite song that Matt. Matt found me this song.
I'd been looking for it for years on the Marked
for Death soundtrack the Great steven Sagall film, and Matt
(22:34):
used before you know, the internet.
Speaker 2 (22:36):
Was for these streaming services were available.
Speaker 4 (22:38):
Matt found me, I believe on like a cassette tape
or something.
Speaker 2 (22:42):
Yeah, it was it through eBay. I think we found out.
Speaker 4 (22:45):
Yeah, John crow By Jimmy Cliff performed live in the
great film Marked for Death. Yeah screw face me know him,
me party with him, may not care him Seldy Drugs.
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Speaker 4 (24:15):
Easy, pe I heard you guys did twenty minutes of
schedule talk to start the show. I missed the first hour,
so can we start the third hour with a repeat.
I need to go get my planner and pin so
I can know when y'all are going to have Clippers
Versus Generals on and when the replay of the Dodgers
Marlins from July.
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Second is on this week. Thank you, sir.
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Speaker 2 (24:53):
Get your file effects, though, get your file effects, your pen,
your your day planner, and get that thing going. UCLA
upsetting USC this year we had a palm pilot.
Speaker 3 (25:05):
Oh yeah, that's what I meant, the palm.
Speaker 2 (25:07):
The palm cats had the palm pilot I had. Just
that's how long we've been doing this. There's there were
file effects and palm pilots involved. Hey, can I get
your rolodex?
Speaker 4 (25:18):
No, No, UCLA upsetting USC this year would be akin
to the Petrosen money show. Making more friends in a
calendar year than enemies impossible, against all odds. Even your
hater ass knows you're right. It is against all odds.
We might even do that movie in a film, uh Noir,
because it's such a great movie. The show rights itself today,
(25:40):
USC sucks. UCLA should be in D one double Ale.
China almost loses to the jazz Rams, Dominate Raiders, Let
you dur win a game even though he played like
ass instead?
Speaker 3 (25:52):
What do you do? What do you two do?
Speaker 4 (25:54):
Twenty minutes of rambling about lunch and Clipper games and
random out of market NFL games on five seventy petros
and money f Yeah.
Speaker 2 (26:04):
That's right, you know what to expect.
Speaker 4 (26:08):
This says PSA. What are we getting the PSA today?
My kids are already in town from Madison and are
trying to get me to let those little a holes
pregame at my house before going to O'Malley's on Maine.
I need this little s to understand it's bad business.
I will do the PSA this week. Matt's gonna probably
(26:29):
go to social media to do his turkey recipe at.
Speaker 2 (26:32):
Seems a good point. I'll have to do that.
Speaker 4 (26:33):
I forget and we will replay it on the air here.
Or we could just put Matt on on the phone
from Chicago and he can do a segment and give
his turkey recipe. I don't want to interrupt your vacation though,
So I mean, whatever you think is necessary for you know,
we could just post an old recipe on social media
and send people there, since you've been giving the recipe
(26:55):
out for about twenty years.
Speaker 2 (26:57):
Eighteen years this year.
Speaker 3 (26:58):
Yeah, so we'll see.
Speaker 2 (27:01):
And I would say, o' Malley's on Main. You know, look,
they're kids, man, we don't go the kids gos a
bunch of freaking kids with fake id's.
Speaker 4 (27:11):
Hey, I'm gonna give the PSA, all right, you give
the PSA. It's about their own sadness, Matt. Yeah, not
about It's about the sadness about the decision they're gonna make.
It's not like how it ends. I'm not saying how
it ends, that's all.
Speaker 2 (27:26):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (27:27):
I mean, it's not like the.
Speaker 2 (27:30):
Unavoidable ending.
Speaker 4 (27:32):
It's not like you and I are going to Malley's
on Main. No, and if we were, we would kick ass.
Speaker 2 (27:38):
Well. They did try to take me two years ago,
I think, and I walked in the front door and
out the back into the alley.
Speaker 4 (27:43):
Where the Beard, your gas and Petrosen money kick ass
that O'Malley's on Maine.
Speaker 3 (27:48):
That's right, we'll be right back
Speaker 4 (27:53):
With the quick hits, and then we're gonna do a
top story and then dead and alive, and then we'll
get you to the game.
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