November 4, 2025 • 41 mins
Covino & Rich take you back "In the Year 2000!" They have fun with the Tom Brady cloning his dog story. Creepy or cool? 'SHOWTIME MAHOMES TRIVIA' is on fire. Plus, Babe Ruth's real laugh & the boy's NFL trip affected by Tank Davis!
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That'll be your hub for everything. Check everything there. I'm Covino,
that is Rich, Danny g is here and we be
rocking out. Let us go, Hey, uh pop Champagne do
you want if your team wins. Are you a bottle
service guy? Speaking of popping bottles? I never was. I
(01:13):
felt like it. It was probably an easy way for
guys with no game to get girls, easier right because
the girls flock to the bottle service at the club, right,
you guys, bottle service dudes cost too much, too much money.
I was. I was always grossed out. He's like, oh,
a sweet, a bottle of great goose for two grands.
Rich is absolutely right. If you got game, real game,
(01:35):
you know, charm, real swag, a real personality, you don't
need bottles to get women. But if you're a shy
guy with money, it doesn't hurt. Like if you're that
guy that doesn't have that, you know, you're a fat
troll like goblin, Yeah, you might need that. Is rizz
even a word anymore? I think the kids are past that.
But if you if you don't have any riz and
(01:57):
you know you're a quiet dude, but you got ducats,
I could see why you would do it.
Speaker 2 (02:01):
And for our business sometimes the club, if you were
DJing or MC and they'd give you a table and
drinks for free because you're working there. So it's real boy, Yeah,
then you got a little charing section.
Speaker 1 (02:12):
Danny. Let me tell you that was when I worked
for iHeart in New York at Z one hundred in
the two thousands.
Speaker 3 (02:18):
In the two thousands, back in the day, I would
host events at like you've heard of, clubs like Webster Hall,
and I would roll with my buddies like Cavino, our
radio crew, and they remember them at the time.
Speaker 1 (02:36):
Chris Staal was like the champagne. Of course, they would
give us like a bottle, and I felt so awesome
about it because I'm like, I'm not paying, but other
idiots are paying thousands of dollars. You're going to give
it to people for free? Yeah, all about it, but
it is you know, so it just stereotypical. But you
know clubs you're looking, women do flock to those guys. Unfortunately,
Danny G's bro STEVEG poppin bottles sounds like an R
(02:58):
and B star from the nineties. Stevie was popping bottles
because we won. The Dodgers won, and it was great
to see everybody celebrating at the parade yesterday. Props to
all the Dodgers fans and again to the players for
bringing the fun that was great to see, so we
talked about it. If you have any other feedback, let
us know. Now it's time to shift to Tom Brady.
(03:20):
This is a show went out of Brady mentioned, I
mean TB twelve. He's the man, can't deny it, but
he pulled the move that I'm I'm I'm torn on
I feel like while we talk about it, I'm gonna
work out how I really feel because I've I've found
myself going back and forth on this one. Because I
have a dog, You have a dog, Danny. You guys
(03:42):
got a pet? Yeah, cat and a dog, aodic aodic Moke,
get Mookie with Mookie, Mookie bets he's my dog. Hey, Dannick,
Thanks Poppy, Hey my dog? You my dog. I would
saying you got a pet like you got a ferrit.
Speaker 2 (03:57):
We talked about this. He shares a custody of a pet.
I haven't rent a doggy, but I would very much
like to keep him around forever. So maybe we'll go
back to Tom Brady.
Speaker 1 (04:07):
I mean, Isaac Ogron, are you a pet guy?
Speaker 4 (04:09):
We have a mangy cat named Teddy. He's actually a
beautiful cat, but the mangie is a description of his personality.
Speaker 1 (04:15):
Okay, well, Isaac, is it just one cat? What do
you mean by that? How many cats do you have?
Just because if you have, if you have more than
a couple of cats, you're a psychopath. Yeah, more than three, weirdo.
I'll go out and buy something if you're If you're
a single guy and you meet a woman and she's like,
I have three cats. I promise you. I don't care
how hot she is, do not consider that a warning anyway.
(04:36):
Three is okay, I'd say four. I bring this over.
Speaker 2 (04:39):
Three.
Speaker 1 (04:39):
Yeah, I bring this up because we all love our pets.
If you're a pet owner, of course you love your pet.
In fact, my dog is very old and unfortunately we'll
not be around for much longer. And I know that
real Smith is my dog. So I just breaks my
heart because I know your dog so well her. It's
a bummer. I have a twelve and a half year
old French bulldog. That's a very that's the equal bit
(05:01):
of a one hundred year old person. So I know that.
My wife and I say, come on, let's get one
more Christmas. Like it's an old dog we had. She
still plays though she was playing with her toys when
I was over your house. She loves life still she
fell off the couch and yeah she felt the elderly related. Yeah,
like good old person falling. We just had a friend.
One of the kids at school, their best friend lost
(05:23):
their dog last week. And when you realize your dog
is not gonna be wrong forever, do you pull to
Tom Brady if you have the money. I looked this up.
They're saying, this is like a fifty to one hundred
thousand dollars starting point. Well, you know what I'm not
buying here. If you listen closely to Isaac Lohan Krohn's
news alert, his news update, which you never do Rich
(05:44):
because you're too busy babbling yourself, he said something along
the lines of Tom Brady paid one hundred thousand dollars
to clone his dog, but he's he's partners in this company, yeah,
this biotech lab facility, and.
Speaker 4 (05:57):
He doesn't exactly have a great track record when to
come to investments FTX Crypto.
Speaker 1 (06:02):
Yeah, but man, if you're a partner in his company,
you really think he paid one hundred thousand dollars he
didn't get the company discount or is this just good promo?
If you're part of this company. You're not saying, hey, Tom,
we'll do it for free. Just tell everybody about it.
Tom Brady paid Deadley Squat to get this done. And
you heard it from me. There's no way he paid
one hundred thousand dollars that way. Like any pet lover's like,
(06:24):
wait a minute, tom Brady did one. That's just what
it costs, and they want everyone to know if you
can't do it, this is how much it costs. Even
Tom Brady paid, he's in the company. He paid nothing.
I'll tell you what. Towards the end of a dog's life,
the vet bills might as well add up to that.
So let me ask you, would you clone your pet? Cavino,
You've never really been that much of a pet lover,
(06:45):
and then you got your dog THEO. Every day when
you're sitting there watching the Yankees game or love is
blind to whatever dumb stuff you're watching, your dog's sitting
there with you. That's right. You told me, it's the
first pet you've actually really appreciated. It's my dog. Well
true or not true, but yeah, it's the one I
care about most because I've had him since he's a
baby puppy, So I feel bad because he thinks I'm
his dad. So I feel bad for him. I'm like,
(07:07):
I guess I am. I don't know, dude, let me alone.
I feel bad for him, but uh yeah, the point
is he's a great dog, and he also brings home
the bacon. He's a national spokesman. That dog's in commercials.
He's making money. I love this guy, So the question
is he really is by the way side.
Speaker 2 (07:23):
Note, yeah, that's the real reason you like my dog.
Speaker 1 (07:26):
He's making me money. He's the breadwinner of the family.
True story. Yeah, covidos like Trip pett What is it
a who makes a what I'm forgetting plot line? Doesn't
he like like mixing up movie plot line? You are?
I think you're higher.
Speaker 5 (07:41):
You're talking about where the boys go to the island
they start smoking cigars. That's where they go to like
the Bad Boys Island.
Speaker 1 (07:47):
So anyway, I do have a dog, and I guarantee
you my daughter, I mean, my girlfriend would want to
clone him. She loves him that much. But here's the
other discrepancy. My buddy Gus invests gated this when the
technology first became available to anybody with money, and I
know inflation and tranflation and things have happened, the economy
(08:08):
has changed. But this was just a few years ago
and he told me it was ten thousand dollars to
get it done, one hundred thousands. Well, you know what
I think, as time's changed, Tom Brady is worth it.
I guess maybe it's a higher level end one like yeah,
maybe I always assume there's things that seem crazy, but
once they're affordable to the regular person, Like I always wonder,
(08:30):
you know, like that Katie Perry Blue Origin space mission.
If you told me that was ten to twenty thousand dollars,
then start telling me how many people want to go
to space? And do you know like the number of changes. Well,
here's my question. Life imitates aren't And I've seen pet cemetery.
So when you clone your dog, does it come back
the same dog or something a little off like Kujo?
Speaker 2 (08:50):
That's what I'm wondering too. And don't you think that
part of the enjoyment of loving animals and having a
lot of pets is they all have their unique, their
own you know, personalities. Why would you want the next
pet to be so much like the last pet you have?
Speaker 1 (09:05):
I get it because you love that dog so much,
but I didn't be creepy.
Speaker 2 (09:08):
If it's just kind of like your last dog, I
don't know, that's.
Speaker 1 (09:11):
Up, Sammy.
Speaker 5 (09:12):
I have many thoughts on this. So actually my cousin
did this. I think he spent about fifty grand to
get his German Shepherd cloned and it was a success
worked out. But it's like he could have spent the
money on much more important things. Your dog, the way
you raise your dog, whether you train your dog or
you don't. Maybe it has a certain kind of personality
based on the breed it is. It's not guaranteed to
(09:33):
be like that. Like I would go with my dog Peak.
He's half Shepherd half chow. Chows are usually kind of
like they're kind of like loud and they'll bark at
you and like they're kind of I don't know, they're
kind of aggressive. Peak is the most low maintenance dog.
He's eleven. Now I would love to get him cloned.
I would I love Is it the fun lesson? Let
me play Devil's Advocate, I'll be al Pacino.
Speaker 1 (09:53):
Is this some moral in any way?
Speaker 2 (09:55):
I think?
Speaker 1 (09:55):
Or should I be Keano?
Speaker 5 (09:56):
Does it stretch like you have to put you have
to clone that dog and like have like a a
female dog, Carrie right, like carry the embryo. I don't
you know, so that seems kind of inhumane, weird. Well,
what I do think though, is but I'm I think
I support this. There's something about you have the money
pet ownership, and we do own them. There are pets,
you adopt them, you yeah, adopting. Adopting is important.
Speaker 1 (10:18):
You buy them, you adopt them. Whatever. How are you
get your pet? I'm not judging. You don't judge someone
if they buy a pet. I don't have a problem
that either.
Speaker 5 (10:24):
If you want to get a Corgi, you know you're
not gonna get a corgiy a shelter.
Speaker 1 (10:27):
Yeah, so you're gonna have to buy it from a breeder.
Get your lovely pet any way you want. But here's
my question. Isn't there something beautiful about having a pet?
And as the old saying goes, they're just a little
part of your life, but you're their whole life, which
is really sentimental and corny and loving when you think
about it, right, Like you're their whole life. But they
are just a fun little chapter of yours. Your dog
lives ten twelve, fifteen years isn't there something we said
(10:49):
about that's a beautiful chapter that you close the book on.
And then then you get a different puppy and oh,
remember when we had a little poodle. Now we got
a Golden retriever. Now we got a French bulldog. You
may have more pets throughout your life. To carbon copy
your pet just seems like, uh, you're living in the past.
Like there's a party that's like to move on? Weird
else just stop? Yeah, I mean you're gonna clone grandma
(11:11):
just because you lived there, Like where does this go?
Speaker 5 (11:13):
And she may not come back as grandma. She'd have
to live the exact life that your grandma lived. Would
just be a carbon copy with a different personality. Told
you I would find my way once we talked about it.
Now it's like you know what we say. You watch
a fight, you don't know who you're rooting for. Then
the minute the fight starts, you realize who you're rooting for.
I was like, that's it a cool The moreph thinking
about it, chapters of life, who your neighbors are, what
(11:34):
apartment or how she lived in, what job you had,
what car you drive? That would be like saying I'm
gonna have the same exact car, same color, same model,
over and over and over and over, and every time
your lease er is up for every five to ten years,
I'm gonna get the same exact car.
Speaker 1 (11:50):
You have to mix up life. Didn't engage in pet cemetery,
slice some ankles when he came back. Not the same kid?
Was he nibbul ons one's foot or something?
Speaker 5 (11:59):
You know, we were just talking about how underratedly scary
that movie is The Sister, The Sister with.
Speaker 1 (12:07):
Behind the Freak. Spot. Our video guy is a movie
buff and he's buffs and he's going through a midlife crisis.
Let's hear it for Spot's new Porsche. Everybody Scot's got
a new Porsche's someone's balling. Someone's got a brand new
red nine to eleven Porsche. All right, you gotta give
away my business. Yeah, video guy must be it must
(12:32):
be nice, must be nice. So Spot, you're a movie buff.
I am read my mind. Here. There's a movie where
it's the plotline is it's it's a horror thriller where
this couple, unfortunately terrible tragedy, lose their child. There's something
wrong with esther.
Speaker 2 (12:47):
No, that's not the.
Speaker 1 (12:47):
One they clone their child, and then when the child
gets to the age when it's previous clone died, things
go haywire. I think Denira was in it. Is that possible?
I thought he was gods godsend? Who's in it? Uh's
(13:08):
in it?
Speaker 2 (13:08):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (13:09):
Greg Knear. But here's a plot line. Remember here's a
plot line. Greg Cannear and Rebecca Romain have a son.
There's a terrible tragedy or something where the kid's sick,
the kid dies. Who is someone laughing at that?
Speaker 5 (13:23):
No, no, no, no, I'm looking at the Rotten Tomato score.
It's very low. I wasn't laughing at these laughing at
Isaac and then the kid died. I was not the
Rotten Tomatoes. I never heard of this movie. I'm not
laughing at The plot.
Speaker 1 (13:36):
Says I gave you a chance to be my clone son.
Speaker 3 (13:40):
And you blue.
Speaker 5 (13:41):
I wasn't listening, but so I was saying, I was
laughing at the rotten Tomato score.
Speaker 2 (13:47):
I swear.
Speaker 1 (13:48):
So the kid dies you and they're devastated. Robert Robert
de Niro is a like some crazy, like experimental guy.
He's like, we could clone your son, and like, but
our son died, and they go I could do it.
He clones the kid. So let's say this kid unfortunately
(14:09):
dies when they're seven years old. When the clone hits
seven years old, the kid turns to like, I'm not
supposed to be here, and it's like a like a
weird science experiment, Like dude, like, why why are we
calling the things? Remember doll leave the sheep? What was
that in the nineties? That was seven Yeah, that was
a big deal. I think we are. I'm not mad
at Tom Brady. He's got the money. Who cares, dude,
(14:32):
Like I said, I doubt he paid for it. Anyway,
this is great advertisement for this company. Yes, what for
anyone that's morning a pet right now? Ah, by the way,
that was a dog that passed away two years ago
or something like that. A lot of people, a lot
of people don't do this thing called mind your own business.
So the reality is it's Tom Brady's choice. I'm not
judging them. Yeah, but if I think it's cool that
(14:52):
we're able to do it, I just don't know if
it's for everybody or if it's something there are that
we shouldn't be meddling with. Yeah, because it's a mate
your loss. It really is as tough. You know what
I'm saying, There is a sad in today's climate. There
are a lot of moral questions as well, of course,
and you know what spot listen. Everyone deals with loss differently,
(15:13):
the loss of a pet, the loss of a parent,
a spouse, a kid, the worst scenarios. Right. I got
to ask. It sounds like a Black Mirror episode. No,
I gotta ask because this Tom Brady dog thing similar
enough for me to bring up that Suzanne Summers story
of the robot where Susanne Summers rest in peace, Isaac,
do you know the story. I haven't heard of it yet.
(15:34):
Her late husband, her husband who's still alive, right, because
she's read her own audio books, because she's been on
a million episodes of TV shows from Three's Company to
five Master to everything she did there, they have compiled
a complete database. They made a robot with a blonde
that's blonde, and he lives with a robot that speaks
(15:55):
in the voice of Suzanne Summers every day and it's
like his companion and things like her intelligence. It's an
AI intelligence with the database of her actual voice. And
she before she passed away, gave the thumbs up on this,
like when I'm not here, you could do this.
Speaker 4 (16:14):
I'm actually less creeped out about that than the clone.
Speaker 2 (16:19):
The clone because it's computerized, and that's not as creepy
to you.
Speaker 4 (16:23):
That's a good point. I think if I were to go,
I think the last thing my beloved bride would get
a clone of me.
Speaker 1 (16:31):
Let's not clone people, Let's not close. We got a
new model, Let's get an upgrade.
Speaker 2 (16:37):
Does the AI Suzanne Summers still nag on him.
Speaker 1 (16:40):
If he wants to have a scenario for you though?
What if what if we lost someone really important, a
guy that had all the answers and all the intelligence
in the world to change our life, to change the
world we live in, he passes away, we have the
technology to clone that guy. Do you do it? But
he wouldn't have He would he would have to start
over with a new brain. He could save the world,
(17:02):
so the can't have to relearn everything in the way
that his original did.
Speaker 4 (17:06):
You can actually argue that a real life example that
could be Steve Jobs.
Speaker 1 (17:10):
And made it even more of a difference in that
movie with Johnny Depp Transcendence, where they uploaded his brain
into a computer, like the computers took over the world.
There may be a scenario one day where our lives
depend on cloning a person who knows. But Tom Brady
cloned his dog the dog had years ago. What a
true story and it's one hundred thousand dollars. What a
(17:32):
plot line for a movie that someone will make Now
that I'm going to say it, I already said it,
but I'm giving you. I'm giving you the plot line yehad.
There's an end of the world scenario like thirty years
away that can't be stopped. The person with the answers dies,
and then it's like a time hot movie where they
then had that they clone this person and hope that
(17:54):
in thirty years they'll remember the answer to that to
save the world. What did you say, is already say
keep working on that. Yeah. I love how Rich acts like.
I didn't just say exactly that, but when he says
it makes all the sense in the I mean, I
evidential property of this now idea, let me put it
in my words so it sounds better. I said the
(18:16):
exact scene, Well, you said, dumb ass, was someone might
have to rely on someone in the future. That was
the whole point that they gave you a plot line.
No exactly you said. You repeated the exact same thing
that just Elbow will be in the movie too, So anyway,
I hope it's better than the one he's in. Now
we know that the end.
Speaker 2 (18:31):
We know now that Tom Brady is okay with this
kind of science. I've seen enough Geno Smith. Can he
give the Raiders some of his blood? Like a blood sample?
In seventeen years from now, there's Tom Brady, young Tom
Brady for the Raiders.
Speaker 1 (18:44):
By the way, hold on, this is a funny but
not funny question based on what you just said. Tom
Brady's dealing with a bunch of Jabroni's dealing with all
these people, Geno Smith and all lack of lack of
tom Brady's You don't think there's a part of him
that wants to clone himself because he was so great.
He's absolutely working on Yeah, you don't think that's part
of what's going on, working on tom Brady the Goat.
(19:06):
I don't think when you're when you're dealing with this
type of technology and you're investing in this type of thing,
you don't think there's a part of him like I
am the Goat. He should be a way to I
don't know, figure out a way to cone me because
tom Bray, tom Brady is more nurture than nature. He's
not a specimen. Tom Brady. You have to raise this
little clone, yeah, tom Brady, tom Brady have to raise
(19:27):
it like himself because tom Brady himself is the baby
cl tom Brady himself physically is not impressive. What's impressed
about tom Brady is, like you said, the immeasurable desire
to all here's ahead ofness, here's a movie. You just
keep raising your own clone. What should until like in
like to infinity? Like you clone yourself. That's a child.
You raise it, and that clones child and that gets old,
(19:51):
then you raise it, then that gets old, then you
raise it.
Speaker 2 (19:53):
It's endless, dude, I'd be like twenty seven super Bowl
from tom.
Speaker 1 (19:56):
Brady in perpetuity. You don't think he's involved in that.
So anyway, that's the story. How this is a great
conversation to bring up your wife later at dinner because
tod how Yeah, you know how many people mourn the
loss of their pet, and how tough that is. If
tom Brady's able to do it, I think it's weird.
Technology is there and he's doing it and it's done.
(20:19):
Is this something you would do? I think? And by
the way, what's your price? Because people are willing to
spend so much money on their pets, and at some
point you have to be realistic. I think there's something
unhealthy about it, Like for twenty thousand dollars, are you
willing to bring back your family pet to save the
heartbreak from your kids? Yeah, but I'm telling you, I
think there's something unhealthy about it, like mourning the loss
(20:40):
of a pet. And like I said, oh, we had
a little beagle named Boomer, and now we have a
frenchchiet named Piper, and then in the future we'll have
a little poodle. Like I think part of life is
not trying to just replicate the same thing. It just
seems wrong.
Speaker 5 (20:55):
And you go out, you adopt a mutt out of
shelter and it's like the sweetest dog you ever had,
And then that's the next chapter, isn't that? That's I
think that's important too. Yeah, So my parents did that
after they had two Corgis, which you can't find corkies
as a shelter. They went and adopted a Pyrenees German
Shepherd mix and she's the sweetest dog you've ever met.
Speaker 1 (21:11):
Your thoughts on Tom Brady cloning his dog. Let us
know when we say cloning his dog, we're not talking.
There's two. Rob Gronkowski's now his actual dog. That's my dog,
his actual dog. Well that for a hundred dollars. Think
about that? What's your price? Would you do it? Is
it weird? Is it awesome? So many layers, so many thoughts,
(21:32):
And I can't wait until Covino's movie gets picked up.
If you listen back, all you did was repeat exactly
what I just said. You thought, you said, you thought
you like, came up with something great. You just said
what I said. Listen back, Okay, jj Abrams quit fighting
over this. They're both gonna get a cut, right, Just
(21:53):
chill out. He deserves nothing. He just repeated what I said.
Speaker 2 (21:56):
Nothing like it.
Speaker 1 (21:57):
Pat Seas and that sham along because he the kids
said one shemelamdingda. Here we go, Cold and Rich. We
are giving away prizes. Next Harantino and Rich on Fox
Sports Radio, We got show Boy, The Life of show Boy,
Mahomes Trivia. We do it next, eight seven, seven ninety
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Yeah, it's called dog ears. Such a good song.
Speaker 1 (23:52):
You ever watched Marle Emotional?
Speaker 2 (23:55):
No, dude, Marley and Me is the only movie I
think that's made me like really quick blubber Yeah inside
the theater. I'm like, am I really crying in front
of other people right now?
Speaker 1 (24:05):
Yeah? Let it out? D G. Let it out.
Speaker 2 (24:07):
No, I mean I'm not like one of those criers
like Rich CRIESK movies.
Speaker 1 (24:12):
My team wins.
Speaker 4 (24:12):
No Raiders games currently make you cry, though.
Speaker 2 (24:17):
I wasn't crying until the two point conversion. Try. Yeah.
Speaker 1 (24:20):
And by the way, we talked about that yesterday. If
you missed yesterday's show, the NFL just got to add
five minutes to overtime. Please fix just that's it. Five
minutes to ot and you have your solution. Uh Covino
and Rich Fox Sports Radio, Danny G. One quick, Tom
Brady call that will play a game or what?
Speaker 2 (24:37):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (24:37):
Go for it, I will say. I had to Brian
in Vegas, what's up, bry Oh, what's up?
Speaker 2 (24:41):
Guys?
Speaker 6 (24:41):
Always good to talk to you, Danny G. Dodgers, we
did it. Amazing world series. But I got kind of
a somber note. I get in the car right now
to go pick up my kids, and I turned the
corner right right outside my house, and I hear a thumb.
The dude behind me sees it and he stops me
and he says, hey, you just you ran over a cat.
I was like, oh my god, oh, I like, you
(25:03):
gotta be kidding me. So and then I get in
the car, I turn on the radio to listen to
you guys like I always do, and then you guys
are talking about this Tom Brady cloning thing, and a man,
I just feel terrible, and I'm like, I know this.
This family, whoever it is, doesn't have Tom Brady money
to clone their cat.
Speaker 1 (25:20):
So tell don't don't don't beat yourself up too much
about It's an accident, right, I mean, yeah, sorry to
hear that, man, And you just joined us. Tom Brady
cloned his dog for one hundred thousand dollars. That's the story. Yeah,
can you believe we're even talking about that though, true story.
I can't wait to see think of the topics we're
gonna talking about the next twenty years that we keep
doing the show together. It's gonna be a lot of
(25:41):
weird AI cloning, you know, robot stuff. Well your thoughts
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way tire buying should be. All right, Now it's time
for Showtime Mahomes Trivia. Let's go the mostly lovable Patrick Mahomes.
Truth is, I want everybody to love me, not just
the reps. It's time for some NFL trivia. But I'm here,
I'm here.
Speaker 2 (26:21):
Yes, we know you're here.
Speaker 1 (26:23):
All right, Patrick Mahomes here to play Showtime Homes Trivia.
Speaker 2 (26:27):
All right? FSR Security Walking are broke Patrick into the
main studio. Hey, what happened? What happened to you?
Speaker 1 (26:35):
On Sunday's Patrick, Hey, what's going on? All right? Alry guys? Hey, uh,
what's what? What'd you say?
Speaker 2 (26:43):
Keep seeing replays of you getting body slam near the
sideline by a buffalo.
Speaker 1 (26:47):
Bill that was ai. I don't know you saw. I
think I was a big clip.
Speaker 4 (26:52):
I think you got got Hey, Patrick, do you have
any pets?
Speaker 1 (26:54):
By the way, No, but you're my dog? What up? Isaac?
Speaker 2 (26:57):
You're my dog.
Speaker 1 (26:58):
You can clone me anytime, you baby. That's my guy
right there. Ooh mama, all right, let's meet the contestants. Hey,
wait a second, I had a big announcement to make.
By the way, Patrick Mahomes, I'm here. It's always a pleasure.
What are you lowering the prices of your steakhouse? I
heard it's a little steep, Patrick, No, I just wanted
to say congratulate. I'm a big baseball fan. Grew up
playing baseball. You know. Alex Rodriguez told me to keep
(27:18):
on playing baseball. I should quit football and playing baseball.
I was going to play baseball. But I'm here to
say that the Dodgers had a hell of a season.
And if you're wondering whose ass that is, it's my ass.
My ass with ke K Hernandez and now you know
my ass? Everybody?
Speaker 2 (27:34):
All right, Now, let's meet the contestants. Twenty seven time
winner Rich Davis right over there.
Speaker 1 (27:38):
What's up?
Speaker 2 (27:38):
Everybody in for twenty two time champion Dan Byer. It's
Isaac Low and kron Hi Low. Nine time winner Spotty
Boy Big number ten today and looking to win a
CNR and her football in the studio lines Lou in
Washington State was the first to get through.
Speaker 1 (27:52):
What up Blue?
Speaker 3 (27:54):
Hey, I'm here, I'm here, I'm here, louy Lou.
Speaker 2 (27:59):
What do you do? What do you do for a
living there in Washington? I'm a union electrician?
Speaker 1 (28:05):
Oh? Nice man?
Speaker 2 (28:06):
Cool? All right. The rules for Showtime mahomes NFL Trivia.
The first contestant with two correct answers is the champ.
If there's a tie, we have a tie breaker question.
Your name is your buzzer, but you do have to
wait until all three possible answers are read. If there's
two wrong answers in a row, we move on to
the next question. Are you ready?
Speaker 1 (28:21):
Let's go.
Speaker 2 (28:21):
Let's get it on.
Speaker 1 (28:22):
Kat Patrick mahomes here, Fox Sports Radio. I'm here, And
if I had this guy to throw the ball to,
we would have beat the Bills. Who leads the league
in receiving yards through nine weeks A George Pickens b
Jackson Smith in jigba or c pooka Nkua Lou.
Speaker 2 (28:43):
Lou b Yes wow yeh jig ba.
Speaker 1 (28:48):
Right go ho in jigba nine hundred and forty eight yards,
Oh Lou halfway to a CNR prizes. Yille would have
beat the Bills if we had. He's in Washington State.
Speaker 2 (28:58):
He knows ye, all right, half to a product. We
go to round two?
Speaker 1 (29:03):
All right, Luke came to play round two. Patrick Mahomes showboy, showboy,
everybody all right, life of life of a showboy, Life
of a showboy?
Speaker 2 (29:12):
Calm down.
Speaker 1 (29:12):
Who was the first team to score more than five
hundred and sixty points in a single season? Is it
a the nineteen eighty four to forty nine Ers, b
the nineteen ninety eight Vikings or see the two thousand
and seven Patriots more than five hundred and sixty points
in a season? Rich Rich, I want to say night,
(29:34):
I'm gonna go Vikings. That Vikings team B got.
Speaker 2 (29:37):
So anybody for the steal, Wu Lou for the steal
and the win. I'll go with the Niners.
Speaker 1 (29:45):
No both, los Man, you suck.
Speaker 2 (29:50):
Yeah. That Patriots team actually broke the Vikings record.
Speaker 1 (29:54):
All right, that team kissed my ass with the Kirby
on it.
Speaker 2 (29:58):
Patriots scored five hundre in eighty nine points, topping the
nineteen ninety eight Vikings who had five hundred and fifty
six points.
Speaker 1 (30:04):
Damn. All right, all right, well homes here round three,
Lou was.
Speaker 2 (30:09):
The only one on the board.
Speaker 1 (30:10):
Yeah, all right. Well was I once quoted saying about
wanting more? I never want to settle. I always want
to survive and strive for more. B There was one
ref who wanted more money, so Goodell moved him off
to the Chiefs games for me? Okay? Or did I
(30:33):
Did I say that wrong?
Speaker 3 (30:36):
Or c?
Speaker 1 (30:38):
You have to want success as badly as you did
before you got drafted.
Speaker 2 (30:44):
Blue Blue Lou for the win, no low and Crawn
for the easy steal. Yes, I never.
Speaker 1 (30:54):
Want to settle. I always want to strive for more.
In fact, I always say I'm not a pilgrim, I'm
not setler, and I buckles on my cleats. All right,
I settling.
Speaker 2 (31:04):
Herewis Isaac on the board as we go to round four?
Speaker 1 (31:08):
All right? Round four. The AFL played its first season
in nineteen sixty with eight teams. Which team won the
first AFL crown? Isaac, Oh, say the Houston question?
Speaker 2 (31:21):
Yeah, you get away to the question.
Speaker 1 (31:23):
Raiders or see the Kansas City Chiefs. Read those again,
Hey the Oilers be the Oakland Raiders or see the
Kansas City chief I heard low in there.
Speaker 2 (31:32):
Yeah, yeah, I heard Isaac. I'm gonna go with see Patrick.
Speaker 1 (31:36):
Oh, you're wrong, it was it was a the Houston Yes.
Speaker 2 (31:40):
That means Isaac gets his first way.
Speaker 7 (31:42):
And then.
Speaker 1 (31:45):
I don't think there was even Kansas City Chiefs. There
was the Dallas Tusans by the way.
Speaker 2 (31:49):
Yeah. Wow, and Isaac it was your LA Chargers. That's
the Srolers beat.
Speaker 1 (31:54):
That's right. Well, I'm not sure we were the Chiefs
last week. We're the Cheeks, the Kansas City Cheeks. But
we'll actually, you know what, we got a bye week.
This week I'll be chilling, cold, maxing and relaxing. In fact,
I'll be lining with my boys, liming with my boys, relaxing,
getting ready for the next week. Week eleven. Let's go.
Speaker 2 (32:11):
I good seeing you. Will see you next week.
Speaker 7 (32:13):
Lou.
Speaker 2 (32:13):
Thank you for playing the game.
Speaker 1 (32:15):
By the way, who you got Chiefs or Denver Week eleven.
I mean you better step it up because right now
you're on the outside looking in for the playoffs. Now
Aaron Lewis is Oh, Patrick Mahomes, I'm out, goodbye, good
one Patrick, later, guys, Thanks, prick us ay bye bye Patrick.
You Sam. I'll see you at the Strip club tonight.
All right, thanks, let's go to I love for an update.
(32:36):
Isaac lowin Crown. What's up, buddy.
Speaker 4 (32:39):
I'm actually gonna start by just very quickly playing you
guys some highlights from the nineteen sixty AFL Championship game
Chargers against the Houston Oilers. The quarterback Jack Kemp of
the Chargers. Let's listen. That's the Chargers strike back with
all the quarterbacks Jack Kimp. Anyway, there's black and white
and very old fashion newsreel music.
Speaker 1 (33:01):
So Camp comes out of the tunnel. That's right, I
love it.
Speaker 4 (33:04):
Vice presidential candidate in nineteen ninety six, I believe.
Speaker 1 (33:07):
Right, Oh yeah, Dole Camp. Right alright, Isaac, I was
a hob nobn with show boy Mahomes. I just heard
the old timey clip. Have you seen the footage of
Babe Ruth laughing, that's gone viral. He's like, ash, She's like,
weird footage of it's real. Not dude, it's not Ai.
It's Babe Ruth. Is some guy going up to Babe Ruth.
(33:28):
He's like, hey, Babe, look at me. I used to
play and Babe says, yeah, let me see that over here,
and he shows him a picture and it's some goofball,
like some Jerry Lewis type of slapstick guy. And Babe
looks at him. He's like, look at that. Check it out.
That's right. I'm telling you. It's online. It's gone viral.
They colorized it and everything. It's weird.
Speaker 4 (33:46):
Now did you hear the Babe Ruth story about the
time he was on the train. So back then all
the riders used to travel with the ball clubs on trains.
So all the riders are in like one of the
cars of the trains and Babe Ruth comes sprinting by
him completely naked and says, hey, fellas and excuse me.
A few seconds later, he is trailed by an angry
(34:09):
man with a knife, and a few seconds after that,
also screaming is the man's wife who he had caught.
Babe Ruth wi oh on a train.
Speaker 1 (34:21):
Hey doing babe?
Speaker 4 (34:22):
Yes, hey, no fellows well, speaking of New York athletes
as that for a segue. Two biggest deals on trade
deadline day in the NFL made by the New York
Jets as The Indianapolis Colts acquired Jets two time All
Pro cornerback Sauce Gardner for the Colts first round picks
in twenty twenty six and twenty twenty seven, as well
as receiver ad Ni Mitchell. The Dallas Cowboys acquired Jets
(34:42):
Pro Bowl defensive tackle Quinn Williams for a twenty twenty
six second round pick a twenty twenty seven first round
pick in defensive tackle Mazzie Smith. Jets running back Bryce Hall,
who was not traded, posted on social media just minutes
after the deadline quote, sick about my brother's happy for them,
but man, I'm sick our n unquote. The Los Angeles
(35:05):
Chargers acquired now Orlands Saints defensive alignement Trevor Penning for
a sixth round pick. Seahawks traded for Saints receiver Rashid
Shaheed and Arizona Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon announced Jacoby
Brissett well once again started quarterback for a fourth straight
game this Sunday at Seattle, Gannon saying the decision is
fully related to Kyler Murray's sprained foot injury. Guys, all
yours thank you.
Speaker 1 (35:26):
Isaac by the way, sauce gardner, the pun intend that's
still got the sauce to still at the juice. I
feel like he came out with such hype, had a
couple of good years. Is he still the sauce gardener
that we that we thought.
Speaker 4 (35:37):
When joined with the Saints existing defense. I don't think
he necessarily has to be a super with the Colts, sorry,
with the Colts defense. Yeah, he doesn't necessarily need to
be a superduce.
Speaker 1 (35:49):
To be really effective. He just needs to be effective.
Speaker 4 (35:51):
And you know, one more piece, as they surprisingly contend
for the AFC title.
Speaker 1 (35:55):
There you go, here's the baby Earth laugh by the
way out here under your phone and just play it
into the mark. Okay, I'll give this a go. Here
you go, babe, this is real funny. It's gone viral. Okay,
I'm off to go barnstorming. Yeah right, well, we have
(36:15):
more Cavino rich next, see right right right right? That
is a hey babe, hey, do you play ball like
the Babe, I sertainly do. Thanks, Babe, Maybe that is
(36:40):
a pip Covino and Rich on Fox Sports Radio with
Danny g Iowa, Sam Spat, and Lee are hanging out
on the videos. Covino and Rich fs so that is
actual audio from Babe Ruth. That is not AI or
anything weird. But not many people have heard the Babe
laugh and one of the greatest sports icons of all time.
There is a viral clip. You're right if you don't
(37:01):
describe it perfectly. Some guys just goofing around with Babe,
sort of like a slapstick comedian times that's like I
played ball? Can you play ball? And when he shows
Babe the photo, Babe responds to the left is a pick?
Can I tell you something interesting? When I hear that
left and it's not just the grainy sound, it sounds
(37:24):
very Wizard of Oz ish, Remember the wizard who answered
the door? Like that's a horse of a different color
who rang that bell? It just shows you how generationally
we all have the same isn't it the Transatlantic accent? Yeah?
But like as time goes on, like the same way,
every little youngster now has the same succeed and then
(37:47):
they do their own little ticks and things they do.
It's forever. That's not a new thing like everyone back then. Yeah,
they don't hide a wag like that like this.
Speaker 5 (37:56):
She it goes back to Edward g rob and Sin
was sort of the guy who yeah famous like yeah,
she like he's kind of the first one.
Speaker 1 (38:04):
Because of that, maybe subconscious leave him just but listen,
I want you to hold on Sam. When Sam plays this,
I want you to picture, honestly the Wizard of Oz.
But when he was posing, is like a worker in
Oz that answered the door and all that that is
a pip. It's just that accent. It's like the old
timey time accent. Babe. That's actual babe footage that went viral.
(38:27):
So we're Covino and Rich at Covino and Rich Covino
and Rich dot com. We got some tumblers and goodies
and hats and things like that.
Speaker 2 (38:34):
Question.
Speaker 1 (38:34):
Yeah, if you clone the babe, would he still talk
like that? Yeah? Yeah? And I haven't had have sexual
with your wife, jessh Right, how many home runs am
I going to hit? Six? Seven? How many hot dogs?
About sixty seven? I ain't dot a paper, So get
this guys. Before we wrap up, Rich and I had
(38:58):
a boy's trip to go see the forty nine Ers
and the Cardinals play. Oh do you mean Rock Purty's team?
According to Kyle Shanahan, because people are asking, are you
dragging your feet with party or his toe unintended, he
said no, the minute Brock's available, he's playing. There's no
relation to Mac Jones is doing well. So let's sort
(39:18):
of roll with that. It's when the minute party's ready,
it's his team. Well, we've had this trip planned for
a while. We get together with some buddies, the Hot
Toup Boys we call them. We have a good time
and it's all revolving around the game. We just go
city to city every year, a different city. Yeah, and
it comes out that this little getaway fell on the
same weekend as the Jake Paul fight. So we're like, eh,
(39:39):
we'll watch the Jake Paul Tank Davis fight. Well, guess what,
it's canceled. So Tank Davis apparently assaulted a stripper, so
fights over. Jake Paul came at him, said he's the
worst human ever. But now you got everybody out there
throwing their glove in the ring, their hat in the ring.
(40:00):
I mean, who wouldn't want to make that payday to
fight Jake Paul? So I saw France first, Francis and
Ghano you brought up, He was almost like insulted. Right, yeah,
take a listen, do you have the Ngano? Is there
any possibility that Francis and Ghana will step in for
Javonta Davis and fight Jake Paul?
Speaker 7 (40:18):
No, there's no such a thing happening. Basically, like, how
can how can they go from like Gionte Davis to
Francis and Ghana? They make no sense.
Speaker 1 (40:30):
Gravante is like one hundred and thirty five pounds Francis
and Ghana is a heavyweight former champion in the UFC. Right, Yeah,
so he felt disrespected. That's not going to happen. Rollie
Romero is saying, dude, I'll do it because it's a
payday for anybody that wants to step in and anyone, notice,
any young fighter that's not made that big money yet
is clearly saying I'll make more money ever fighting an influencer.
So here's who's in the running right now as far
(40:53):
as throwing their name in the mix, Rollie Romero, Edgar
Burlanga and Ryan Garcia is a big that's the one
that's a big rumor. But Ryan Garcia in there. That's
a social media slash boxing battle. So it sucks that
that fight's canceled, but we might get an actual better
fight as a result. We'll see, right, We'll see you
guys manyana. Until then, enjoy your Taco Tuesday. There baby,
(41:15):
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but we have lots of stuff there. Yeah, that's it.
That'll be your hub for everything. Check everything there. I'm Covino,
that is Rich, Danny g is here and we be
rocking out. Let us go, Hey, uh pop Champagne do
you want if your team wins. Are you a bottle
service guy? Speaking of popping bottles? I never was. I
(01:13):
felt like it. It was probably an easy way for
guys with no game to get girls, easier right because
the girls flock to the bottle service at the club, right,
you guys, bottle service dudes cost too much, too much money.
I was. I was always grossed out. He's like, oh,
a sweet, a bottle of great goose for two grands.
Rich is absolutely right. If you got game, real game,
(01:35):
you know, charm, real swag, a real personality, you don't
need bottles to get women. But if you're a shy
guy with money, it doesn't hurt. Like if you're that
guy that doesn't have that, you know, you're a fat
troll like goblin, Yeah, you might need that. Is rizz
even a word anymore? I think the kids are past that.
But if you if you don't have any riz and
(01:57):
you know you're a quiet dude, but you got ducats,
I could see why you would do it.
Speaker 2 (02:01):
And for our business sometimes the club, if you were
DJing or MC and they'd give you a table and
drinks for free because you're working there. So it's real boy, Yeah,
then you got a little charing section.
Speaker 1 (02:12):
Danny. Let me tell you that was when I worked
for iHeart in New York at Z one hundred in
the two thousands.
Speaker 3 (02:18):
In the two thousands, back in the day, I would
host events at like you've heard of, clubs like Webster Hall,
and I would roll with my buddies like Cavino, our
radio crew, and they remember them at the time.
Speaker 1 (02:36):
Chris Staal was like the champagne. Of course, they would
give us like a bottle, and I felt so awesome
about it because I'm like, I'm not paying, but other
idiots are paying thousands of dollars. You're going to give
it to people for free? Yeah, all about it, but
it is you know, so it just stereotypical. But you
know clubs you're looking, women do flock to those guys. Unfortunately,
Danny G's bro STEVEG poppin bottles sounds like an R
(02:58):
and B star from the nineties. Stevie was popping bottles
because we won. The Dodgers won, and it was great
to see everybody celebrating at the parade yesterday. Props to
all the Dodgers fans and again to the players for
bringing the fun that was great to see, so we
talked about it. If you have any other feedback, let
us know. Now it's time to shift to Tom Brady.
(03:20):
This is a show went out of Brady mentioned, I
mean TB twelve. He's the man, can't deny it, but
he pulled the move that I'm I'm I'm torn on
I feel like while we talk about it, I'm gonna
work out how I really feel because I've I've found
myself going back and forth on this one. Because I
have a dog, You have a dog, Danny. You guys
(03:42):
got a pet? Yeah, cat and a dog, aodic aodic Moke,
get Mookie with Mookie, Mookie bets he's my dog. Hey, Dannick,
Thanks Poppy, Hey my dog? You my dog. I would
saying you got a pet like you got a ferrit.
Speaker 2 (03:57):
We talked about this. He shares a custody of a pet.
I haven't rent a doggy, but I would very much
like to keep him around forever. So maybe we'll go
back to Tom Brady.
Speaker 1 (04:07):
I mean, Isaac Ogron, are you a pet guy?
Speaker 4 (04:09):
We have a mangy cat named Teddy. He's actually a
beautiful cat, but the mangie is a description of his personality.
Speaker 1 (04:15):
Okay, well, Isaac, is it just one cat? What do
you mean by that? How many cats do you have?
Just because if you have, if you have more than
a couple of cats, you're a psychopath. Yeah, more than three, weirdo.
I'll go out and buy something if you're If you're
a single guy and you meet a woman and she's like,
I have three cats. I promise you. I don't care
how hot she is, do not consider that a warning anyway.
(04:36):
Three is okay, I'd say four. I bring this over.
Speaker 2 (04:39):
Three.
Speaker 1 (04:39):
Yeah, I bring this up because we all love our pets.
If you're a pet owner, of course you love your pet.
In fact, my dog is very old and unfortunately we'll
not be around for much longer. And I know that
real Smith is my dog. So I just breaks my
heart because I know your dog so well her. It's
a bummer. I have a twelve and a half year
old French bulldog. That's a very that's the equal bit
(05:01):
of a one hundred year old person. So I know that.
My wife and I say, come on, let's get one
more Christmas. Like it's an old dog we had. She
still plays though she was playing with her toys when
I was over your house. She loves life still she
fell off the couch and yeah she felt the elderly related. Yeah,
like good old person falling. We just had a friend.
One of the kids at school, their best friend lost
(05:23):
their dog last week. And when you realize your dog
is not gonna be wrong forever, do you pull to
Tom Brady if you have the money. I looked this up.
They're saying, this is like a fifty to one hundred
thousand dollars starting point. Well, you know what I'm not
buying here. If you listen closely to Isaac Lohan Krohn's
news alert, his news update, which you never do Rich
(05:44):
because you're too busy babbling yourself, he said something along
the lines of Tom Brady paid one hundred thousand dollars
to clone his dog, but he's he's partners in this company, yeah,
this biotech lab facility, and.
Speaker 4 (05:57):
He doesn't exactly have a great track record when to
come to investments FTX Crypto.
Speaker 1 (06:02):
Yeah, but man, if you're a partner in his company,
you really think he paid one hundred thousand dollars he
didn't get the company discount or is this just good promo?
If you're part of this company. You're not saying, hey, Tom,
we'll do it for free. Just tell everybody about it.
Tom Brady paid Deadley Squat to get this done. And
you heard it from me. There's no way he paid
one hundred thousand dollars that way. Like any pet lover's like,
(06:24):
wait a minute, tom Brady did one. That's just what
it costs, and they want everyone to know if you
can't do it, this is how much it costs. Even
Tom Brady paid, he's in the company. He paid nothing.
I'll tell you what. Towards the end of a dog's life,
the vet bills might as well add up to that.
So let me ask you, would you clone your pet? Cavino,
You've never really been that much of a pet lover,
(06:45):
and then you got your dog THEO. Every day when
you're sitting there watching the Yankees game or love is
blind to whatever dumb stuff you're watching, your dog's sitting
there with you. That's right. You told me, it's the
first pet you've actually really appreciated. It's my dog. Well
true or not true, but yeah, it's the one I
care about most because I've had him since he's a
baby puppy, So I feel bad because he thinks I'm
his dad. So I feel bad for him. I'm like,
(07:07):
I guess I am. I don't know, dude, let me alone.
I feel bad for him, but uh yeah, the point
is he's a great dog, and he also brings home
the bacon. He's a national spokesman. That dog's in commercials.
He's making money. I love this guy, So the question
is he really is by the way side.
Speaker 2 (07:23):
Note, yeah, that's the real reason you like my dog.
Speaker 1 (07:26):
He's making me money. He's the breadwinner of the family.
True story. Yeah, covidos like Trip pett What is it
a who makes a what I'm forgetting plot line? Doesn't
he like like mixing up movie plot line? You are?
I think you're higher.
Speaker 5 (07:41):
You're talking about where the boys go to the island
they start smoking cigars. That's where they go to like
the Bad Boys Island.
Speaker 1 (07:47):
So anyway, I do have a dog, and I guarantee
you my daughter, I mean, my girlfriend would want to
clone him. She loves him that much. But here's the
other discrepancy. My buddy Gus invests gated this when the
technology first became available to anybody with money, and I
know inflation and tranflation and things have happened, the economy
(08:08):
has changed. But this was just a few years ago
and he told me it was ten thousand dollars to
get it done, one hundred thousands. Well, you know what
I think, as time's changed, Tom Brady is worth it.
I guess maybe it's a higher level end one like yeah,
maybe I always assume there's things that seem crazy, but
once they're affordable to the regular person, Like I always wonder,
(08:30):
you know, like that Katie Perry Blue Origin space mission.
If you told me that was ten to twenty thousand dollars,
then start telling me how many people want to go
to space? And do you know like the number of changes. Well,
here's my question. Life imitates aren't And I've seen pet cemetery.
So when you clone your dog, does it come back
the same dog or something a little off like Kujo?
Speaker 2 (08:50):
That's what I'm wondering too. And don't you think that
part of the enjoyment of loving animals and having a
lot of pets is they all have their unique, their
own you know, personalities. Why would you want the next
pet to be so much like the last pet you have?
Speaker 1 (09:05):
I get it because you love that dog so much,
but I didn't be creepy.
Speaker 2 (09:08):
If it's just kind of like your last dog, I
don't know, that's.
Speaker 1 (09:11):
Up, Sammy.
Speaker 5 (09:12):
I have many thoughts on this. So actually my cousin
did this. I think he spent about fifty grand to
get his German Shepherd cloned and it was a success
worked out. But it's like he could have spent the
money on much more important things. Your dog, the way
you raise your dog, whether you train your dog or
you don't. Maybe it has a certain kind of personality
based on the breed it is. It's not guaranteed to
(09:33):
be like that. Like I would go with my dog Peak.
He's half Shepherd half chow. Chows are usually kind of
like they're kind of like loud and they'll bark at
you and like they're kind of I don't know, they're
kind of aggressive. Peak is the most low maintenance dog.
He's eleven. Now I would love to get him cloned.
I would I love Is it the fun lesson? Let
me play Devil's Advocate, I'll be al Pacino.
Speaker 1 (09:53):
Is this some moral in any way?
Speaker 2 (09:55):
I think?
Speaker 1 (09:55):
Or should I be Keano?
Speaker 5 (09:56):
Does it stretch like you have to put you have
to clone that dog and like have like a a
female dog, Carrie right, like carry the embryo. I don't
you know, so that seems kind of inhumane, weird. Well,
what I do think though, is but I'm I think
I support this. There's something about you have the money
pet ownership, and we do own them. There are pets,
you adopt them, you yeah, adopting. Adopting is important.
Speaker 1 (10:18):
You buy them, you adopt them. Whatever. How are you
get your pet? I'm not judging. You don't judge someone
if they buy a pet. I don't have a problem
that either.
Speaker 5 (10:24):
If you want to get a Corgi, you know you're
not gonna get a corgiy a shelter.
Speaker 1 (10:27):
Yeah, so you're gonna have to buy it from a breeder.
Get your lovely pet any way you want. But here's
my question. Isn't there something beautiful about having a pet?
And as the old saying goes, they're just a little
part of your life, but you're their whole life, which
is really sentimental and corny and loving when you think
about it, right, Like you're their whole life. But they
are just a fun little chapter of yours. Your dog
lives ten twelve, fifteen years isn't there something we said
(10:49):
about that's a beautiful chapter that you close the book on.
And then then you get a different puppy and oh,
remember when we had a little poodle. Now we got
a Golden retriever. Now we got a French bulldog. You
may have more pets throughout your life. To carbon copy
your pet just seems like, uh, you're living in the past.
Like there's a party that's like to move on? Weird
else just stop? Yeah, I mean you're gonna clone grandma
(11:11):
just because you lived there, Like where does this go?
Speaker 5 (11:13):
And she may not come back as grandma. She'd have
to live the exact life that your grandma lived. Would
just be a carbon copy with a different personality. Told
you I would find my way once we talked about it.
Now it's like you know what we say. You watch
a fight, you don't know who you're rooting for. Then
the minute the fight starts, you realize who you're rooting for.
I was like, that's it a cool The moreph thinking
about it, chapters of life, who your neighbors are, what
(11:34):
apartment or how she lived in, what job you had,
what car you drive? That would be like saying I'm
gonna have the same exact car, same color, same model,
over and over and over and over, and every time
your lease er is up for every five to ten years,
I'm gonna get the same exact car.
Speaker 1 (11:50):
You have to mix up life. Didn't engage in pet cemetery,
slice some ankles when he came back. Not the same kid?
Was he nibbul ons one's foot or something?
Speaker 5 (11:59):
You know, we were just talking about how underratedly scary
that movie is The Sister, The Sister with.
Speaker 1 (12:07):
Behind the Freak. Spot. Our video guy is a movie
buff and he's buffs and he's going through a midlife crisis.
Let's hear it for Spot's new Porsche. Everybody Scot's got
a new Porsche's someone's balling. Someone's got a brand new
red nine to eleven Porsche. All right, you gotta give
away my business. Yeah, video guy must be it must
(12:32):
be nice, must be nice. So Spot, you're a movie buff.
I am read my mind. Here. There's a movie where
it's the plotline is it's it's a horror thriller where
this couple, unfortunately terrible tragedy, lose their child. There's something
wrong with esther.
Speaker 2 (12:47):
No, that's not the.
Speaker 1 (12:47):
One they clone their child, and then when the child
gets to the age when it's previous clone died, things
go haywire. I think Denira was in it. Is that possible?
I thought he was gods godsend? Who's in it? Uh's
(13:08):
in it?
Speaker 2 (13:08):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (13:09):
Greg Knear. But here's a plot line. Remember here's a
plot line. Greg Cannear and Rebecca Romain have a son.
There's a terrible tragedy or something where the kid's sick,
the kid dies. Who is someone laughing at that?
Speaker 5 (13:23):
No, no, no, no, I'm looking at the Rotten Tomato score.
It's very low. I wasn't laughing at these laughing at
Isaac and then the kid died. I was not the
Rotten Tomatoes. I never heard of this movie. I'm not
laughing at The plot.
Speaker 1 (13:36):
Says I gave you a chance to be my clone son.
Speaker 3 (13:40):
And you blue.
Speaker 5 (13:41):
I wasn't listening, but so I was saying, I was
laughing at the rotten Tomato score.
Speaker 2 (13:47):
I swear.
Speaker 1 (13:48):
So the kid dies you and they're devastated. Robert Robert
de Niro is a like some crazy, like experimental guy.
He's like, we could clone your son, and like, but
our son died, and they go I could do it.
He clones the kid. So let's say this kid unfortunately
(14:09):
dies when they're seven years old. When the clone hits
seven years old, the kid turns to like, I'm not
supposed to be here, and it's like a like a
weird science experiment, Like dude, like, why why are we
calling the things? Remember doll leave the sheep? What was
that in the nineties? That was seven Yeah, that was
a big deal. I think we are. I'm not mad
at Tom Brady. He's got the money. Who cares, dude,
(14:32):
Like I said, I doubt he paid for it. Anyway,
this is great advertisement for this company. Yes, what for
anyone that's morning a pet right now? Ah, by the way,
that was a dog that passed away two years ago
or something like that. A lot of people, a lot
of people don't do this thing called mind your own business.
So the reality is it's Tom Brady's choice. I'm not
judging them. Yeah, but if I think it's cool that
(14:52):
we're able to do it, I just don't know if
it's for everybody or if it's something there are that
we shouldn't be meddling with. Yeah, because it's a mate
your loss. It really is as tough. You know what
I'm saying, There is a sad in today's climate. There
are a lot of moral questions as well, of course,
and you know what spot listen. Everyone deals with loss differently,
(15:13):
the loss of a pet, the loss of a parent,
a spouse, a kid, the worst scenarios. Right. I got
to ask. It sounds like a Black Mirror episode. No,
I gotta ask because this Tom Brady dog thing similar
enough for me to bring up that Suzanne Summers story
of the robot where Susanne Summers rest in peace, Isaac,
do you know the story. I haven't heard of it yet.
(15:34):
Her late husband, her husband who's still alive, right, because
she's read her own audio books, because she's been on
a million episodes of TV shows from Three's Company to
five Master to everything she did there, they have compiled
a complete database. They made a robot with a blonde
that's blonde, and he lives with a robot that speaks
(15:55):
in the voice of Suzanne Summers every day and it's
like his companion and things like her intelligence. It's an
AI intelligence with the database of her actual voice. And
she before she passed away, gave the thumbs up on this,
like when I'm not here, you could do this.
Speaker 4 (16:14):
I'm actually less creeped out about that than the clone.
Speaker 2 (16:19):
The clone because it's computerized, and that's not as creepy
to you.
Speaker 4 (16:23):
That's a good point. I think if I were to go,
I think the last thing my beloved bride would get
a clone of me.
Speaker 1 (16:31):
Let's not clone people, Let's not close. We got a
new model, Let's get an upgrade.
Speaker 2 (16:37):
Does the AI Suzanne Summers still nag on him.
Speaker 1 (16:40):
If he wants to have a scenario for you though?
What if what if we lost someone really important, a
guy that had all the answers and all the intelligence
in the world to change our life, to change the
world we live in, he passes away, we have the
technology to clone that guy. Do you do it? But
he wouldn't have He would he would have to start
over with a new brain. He could save the world,
(17:02):
so the can't have to relearn everything in the way
that his original did.
Speaker 4 (17:06):
You can actually argue that a real life example that
could be Steve Jobs.
Speaker 1 (17:10):
And made it even more of a difference in that
movie with Johnny Depp Transcendence, where they uploaded his brain
into a computer, like the computers took over the world.
There may be a scenario one day where our lives
depend on cloning a person who knows. But Tom Brady
cloned his dog the dog had years ago. What a
true story and it's one hundred thousand dollars. What a
(17:32):
plot line for a movie that someone will make Now
that I'm going to say it, I already said it,
but I'm giving you. I'm giving you the plot line yehad.
There's an end of the world scenario like thirty years
away that can't be stopped. The person with the answers dies,
and then it's like a time hot movie where they
then had that they clone this person and hope that
(17:54):
in thirty years they'll remember the answer to that to
save the world. What did you say, is already say
keep working on that. Yeah. I love how Rich acts like.
I didn't just say exactly that, but when he says
it makes all the sense in the I mean, I
evidential property of this now idea, let me put it
in my words so it sounds better. I said the
(18:16):
exact scene, Well, you said, dumb ass, was someone might
have to rely on someone in the future. That was
the whole point that they gave you a plot line.
No exactly you said. You repeated the exact same thing
that just Elbow will be in the movie too, So anyway,
I hope it's better than the one he's in. Now
we know that the end.
Speaker 2 (18:31):
We know now that Tom Brady is okay with this
kind of science. I've seen enough Geno Smith. Can he
give the Raiders some of his blood? Like a blood sample?
In seventeen years from now, there's Tom Brady, young Tom
Brady for the Raiders.
Speaker 1 (18:44):
By the way, hold on, this is a funny but
not funny question based on what you just said. Tom
Brady's dealing with a bunch of Jabroni's dealing with all
these people, Geno Smith and all lack of lack of
tom Brady's You don't think there's a part of him
that wants to clone himself because he was so great.
He's absolutely working on Yeah, you don't think that's part
of what's going on, working on tom Brady the Goat.
(19:06):
I don't think when you're when you're dealing with this
type of technology and you're investing in this type of thing,
you don't think there's a part of him like I
am the Goat. He should be a way to I
don't know, figure out a way to cone me because
tom Bray, tom Brady is more nurture than nature. He's
not a specimen. Tom Brady. You have to raise this
little clone, yeah, tom Brady, tom Brady have to raise
(19:27):
it like himself because tom Brady himself is the baby
cl tom Brady himself physically is not impressive. What's impressed
about tom Brady is, like you said, the immeasurable desire
to all here's ahead ofness, here's a movie. You just
keep raising your own clone. What should until like in
like to infinity? Like you clone yourself. That's a child.
You raise it, and that clones child and that gets old,
(19:51):
then you raise it, then that gets old, then you
raise it.
Speaker 2 (19:53):
It's endless, dude, I'd be like twenty seven super Bowl
from tom.
Speaker 1 (19:56):
Brady in perpetuity. You don't think he's involved in that.
So anyway, that's the story. How this is a great
conversation to bring up your wife later at dinner because
tod how Yeah, you know how many people mourn the
loss of their pet, and how tough that is. If
tom Brady's able to do it, I think it's weird.
Technology is there and he's doing it and it's done.
(20:19):
Is this something you would do? I think? And by
the way, what's your price? Because people are willing to
spend so much money on their pets, and at some
point you have to be realistic. I think there's something
unhealthy about it, Like for twenty thousand dollars, are you
willing to bring back your family pet to save the
heartbreak from your kids? Yeah, but I'm telling you, I
think there's something unhealthy about it, like mourning the loss
(20:40):
of a pet. And like I said, oh, we had
a little beagle named Boomer, and now we have a
frenchchiet named Piper, and then in the future we'll have
a little poodle. Like I think part of life is
not trying to just replicate the same thing. It just
seems wrong.
Speaker 5 (20:55):
And you go out, you adopt a mutt out of
shelter and it's like the sweetest dog you ever had,
And then that's the next chapter, isn't that? That's I
think that's important too. Yeah, So my parents did that
after they had two Corgis, which you can't find corkies
as a shelter. They went and adopted a Pyrenees German
Shepherd mix and she's the sweetest dog you've ever met.
Speaker 1 (21:11):
Your thoughts on Tom Brady cloning his dog. Let us
know when we say cloning his dog, we're not talking.
There's two. Rob Gronkowski's now his actual dog. That's my dog,
his actual dog. Well that for a hundred dollars. Think
about that? What's your price? Would you do it? Is
it weird? Is it awesome? So many layers, so many thoughts,
(21:32):
And I can't wait until Covino's movie gets picked up.
If you listen back, all you did was repeat exactly
what I just said. You thought, you said, you thought
you like, came up with something great. You just said
what I said. Listen back, Okay, jj Abrams quit fighting
over this. They're both gonna get a cut, right, Just
(21:53):
chill out. He deserves nothing. He just repeated what I said.
Speaker 2 (21:56):
Nothing like it.
Speaker 1 (21:57):
Pat Seas and that sham along because he the kids
said one shemelamdingda. Here we go, Cold and Rich. We
are giving away prizes. Next Harantino and Rich on Fox
Sports Radio, We got show Boy, The Life of show Boy,
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(23:34):
G just told me that the song by Hardy is
from the dog's perspective, so it's the dog's words to
his owner. How great is that? Man? Those dog hears?
Speaker 2 (23:48):
Yeah, it's called dog ears. Such a good song.
Speaker 1 (23:52):
You ever watched Marle Emotional?
Speaker 2 (23:55):
No, dude, Marley and Me is the only movie I
think that's made me like really quick blubber Yeah inside
the theater. I'm like, am I really crying in front
of other people right now?
Speaker 1 (24:05):
Yeah? Let it out? D G. Let it out.
Speaker 2 (24:07):
No, I mean I'm not like one of those criers
like Rich CRIESK movies.
Speaker 1 (24:12):
My team wins.
Speaker 4 (24:12):
No Raiders games currently make you cry, though.
Speaker 2 (24:17):
I wasn't crying until the two point conversion. Try. Yeah.
Speaker 1 (24:20):
And by the way, we talked about that yesterday. If
you missed yesterday's show, the NFL just got to add
five minutes to overtime. Please fix just that's it. Five
minutes to ot and you have your solution. Uh Covino
and Rich Fox Sports Radio, Danny G. One quick, Tom
Brady call that will play a game or what?
Speaker 2 (24:37):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (24:37):
Go for it, I will say. I had to Brian
in Vegas, what's up, bry Oh, what's up?
Speaker 2 (24:41):
Guys?
Speaker 6 (24:41):
Always good to talk to you, Danny G. Dodgers, we
did it. Amazing world series. But I got kind of
a somber note. I get in the car right now
to go pick up my kids, and I turned the
corner right right outside my house, and I hear a thumb.
The dude behind me sees it and he stops me
and he says, hey, you just you ran over a cat.
I was like, oh my god, oh, I like, you
(25:03):
gotta be kidding me. So and then I get in
the car, I turn on the radio to listen to
you guys like I always do, and then you guys
are talking about this Tom Brady cloning thing, and a man,
I just feel terrible, and I'm like, I know this.
This family, whoever it is, doesn't have Tom Brady money
to clone their cat.
Speaker 1 (25:20):
So tell don't don't don't beat yourself up too much
about It's an accident, right, I mean, yeah, sorry to
hear that, man, And you just joined us. Tom Brady
cloned his dog for one hundred thousand dollars. That's the story. Yeah,
can you believe we're even talking about that though, true story.
I can't wait to see think of the topics we're
gonna talking about the next twenty years that we keep
doing the show together. It's gonna be a lot of
(25:41):
weird AI cloning, you know, robot stuff. Well your thoughts
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Truth is, I want everybody to love me, not just
the reps. It's time for some NFL trivia. But I'm here,
I'm here.
Speaker 2 (26:21):
Yes, we know you're here.
Speaker 1 (26:23):
All right, Patrick Mahomes here to play Showtime Homes Trivia.
Speaker 2 (26:27):
All right? FSR Security Walking are broke Patrick into the
main studio. Hey, what happened? What happened to you?
Speaker 1 (26:35):
On Sunday's Patrick, Hey, what's going on? All right? Alry guys? Hey, uh,
what's what? What'd you say?
Speaker 2 (26:43):
Keep seeing replays of you getting body slam near the
sideline by a buffalo.
Speaker 1 (26:47):
Bill that was ai. I don't know you saw. I
think I was a big clip.
Speaker 4 (26:52):
I think you got got Hey, Patrick, do you have
any pets?
Speaker 1 (26:54):
By the way, No, but you're my dog? What up? Isaac?
Speaker 2 (26:57):
You're my dog.
Speaker 1 (26:58):
You can clone me anytime, you baby. That's my guy
right there. Ooh mama, all right, let's meet the contestants. Hey,
wait a second, I had a big announcement to make.
By the way, Patrick Mahomes, I'm here. It's always a pleasure.
What are you lowering the prices of your steakhouse? I
heard it's a little steep, Patrick, No, I just wanted
to say congratulate. I'm a big baseball fan. Grew up
playing baseball. You know. Alex Rodriguez told me to keep
(27:18):
on playing baseball. I should quit football and playing baseball.
I was going to play baseball. But I'm here to
say that the Dodgers had a hell of a season.
And if you're wondering whose ass that is, it's my ass.
My ass with ke K Hernandez and now you know
my ass? Everybody?
Speaker 2 (27:34):
All right, Now, let's meet the contestants. Twenty seven time
winner Rich Davis right over there.
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What's up?
Speaker 2 (27:38):
Everybody in for twenty two time champion Dan Byer. It's
Isaac Low and kron Hi Low. Nine time winner Spotty
Boy Big number ten today and looking to win a
CNR and her football in the studio lines Lou in
Washington State was the first to get through.
Speaker 1 (27:52):
What up Blue?
Speaker 3 (27:54):
Hey, I'm here, I'm here, I'm here, louy Lou.
Speaker 2 (27:59):
What do you do? What do you do for a
living there in Washington? I'm a union electrician?
Speaker 1 (28:05):
Oh? Nice man?
Speaker 2 (28:06):
Cool? All right. The rules for Showtime mahomes NFL Trivia.
The first contestant with two correct answers is the champ.
If there's a tie, we have a tie breaker question.
Your name is your buzzer, but you do have to
wait until all three possible answers are read. If there's
two wrong answers in a row, we move on to
the next question. Are you ready?
Speaker 1 (28:21):
Let's go.
Speaker 2 (28:21):
Let's get it on.
Speaker 1 (28:22):
Kat Patrick mahomes here, Fox Sports Radio. I'm here, And
if I had this guy to throw the ball to,
we would have beat the Bills. Who leads the league
in receiving yards through nine weeks A George Pickens b
Jackson Smith in jigba or c pooka Nkua Lou.
Speaker 2 (28:43):
Lou b Yes wow yeh jig ba.
Speaker 1 (28:48):
Right go ho in jigba nine hundred and forty eight yards,
Oh Lou halfway to a CNR prizes. Yille would have
beat the Bills if we had. He's in Washington State.
Speaker 2 (28:58):
He knows ye, all right, half to a product. We
go to round two?
Speaker 1 (29:03):
All right, Luke came to play round two. Patrick Mahomes showboy, showboy,
everybody all right, life of life of a showboy, Life
of a showboy?
Speaker 2 (29:12):
Calm down.
Speaker 1 (29:12):
Who was the first team to score more than five
hundred and sixty points in a single season? Is it
a the nineteen eighty four to forty nine Ers, b
the nineteen ninety eight Vikings or see the two thousand
and seven Patriots more than five hundred and sixty points
in a season? Rich Rich, I want to say night,
(29:34):
I'm gonna go Vikings. That Vikings team B got.
Speaker 2 (29:37):
So anybody for the steal, Wu Lou for the steal
and the win. I'll go with the Niners.
Speaker 1 (29:45):
No both, los Man, you suck.
Speaker 2 (29:50):
Yeah. That Patriots team actually broke the Vikings record.
Speaker 1 (29:54):
All right, that team kissed my ass with the Kirby
on it.
Speaker 2 (29:58):
Patriots scored five hundre in eighty nine points, topping the
nineteen ninety eight Vikings who had five hundred and fifty
six points.
Speaker 1 (30:04):
Damn. All right, all right, well homes here round three,
Lou was.
Speaker 2 (30:09):
The only one on the board.
Speaker 1 (30:10):
Yeah, all right. Well was I once quoted saying about
wanting more? I never want to settle. I always want
to survive and strive for more. B There was one
ref who wanted more money, so Goodell moved him off
to the Chiefs games for me? Okay? Or did I
(30:33):
Did I say that wrong?
Speaker 3 (30:36):
Or c?
Speaker 1 (30:38):
You have to want success as badly as you did
before you got drafted.
Speaker 2 (30:44):
Blue Blue Lou for the win, no low and Crawn
for the easy steal. Yes, I never.
Speaker 1 (30:54):
Want to settle. I always want to strive for more.
In fact, I always say I'm not a pilgrim, I'm
not setler, and I buckles on my cleats. All right,
I settling.
Speaker 2 (31:04):
Herewis Isaac on the board as we go to round four?
Speaker 1 (31:08):
All right? Round four. The AFL played its first season
in nineteen sixty with eight teams. Which team won the
first AFL crown? Isaac, Oh, say the Houston question?
Speaker 2 (31:21):
Yeah, you get away to the question.
Speaker 1 (31:23):
Raiders or see the Kansas City Chiefs. Read those again,
Hey the Oilers be the Oakland Raiders or see the
Kansas City chief I heard low in there.
Speaker 2 (31:32):
Yeah, yeah, I heard Isaac. I'm gonna go with see Patrick.
Speaker 1 (31:36):
Oh, you're wrong, it was it was a the Houston Yes.
Speaker 2 (31:40):
That means Isaac gets his first way.
Speaker 7 (31:42):
And then.
Speaker 1 (31:45):
I don't think there was even Kansas City Chiefs. There
was the Dallas Tusans by the way.
Speaker 2 (31:49):
Yeah. Wow, and Isaac it was your LA Chargers. That's
the Srolers beat.
Speaker 1 (31:54):
That's right. Well, I'm not sure we were the Chiefs
last week. We're the Cheeks, the Kansas City Cheeks. But
we'll actually, you know what, we got a bye week.
This week I'll be chilling, cold, maxing and relaxing. In fact,
I'll be lining with my boys, liming with my boys, relaxing,
getting ready for the next week. Week eleven. Let's go.
Speaker 2 (32:11):
I good seeing you. Will see you next week.
Speaker 7 (32:13):
Lou.
Speaker 2 (32:13):
Thank you for playing the game.
Speaker 1 (32:15):
By the way, who you got Chiefs or Denver Week eleven.
I mean you better step it up because right now
you're on the outside looking in for the playoffs. Now
Aaron Lewis is Oh, Patrick Mahomes, I'm out, goodbye, good
one Patrick, later, guys, Thanks, prick us ay bye bye Patrick.
You Sam. I'll see you at the Strip club tonight.
All right, thanks, let's go to I love for an update.
(32:36):
Isaac lowin Crown. What's up, buddy.
Speaker 4 (32:39):
I'm actually gonna start by just very quickly playing you
guys some highlights from the nineteen sixty AFL Championship game
Chargers against the Houston Oilers. The quarterback Jack Kemp of
the Chargers. Let's listen. That's the Chargers strike back with
all the quarterbacks Jack Kimp. Anyway, there's black and white
and very old fashion newsreel music.
Speaker 1 (33:01):
So Camp comes out of the tunnel. That's right, I
love it.
Speaker 4 (33:04):
Vice presidential candidate in nineteen ninety six, I believe.
Speaker 1 (33:07):
Right, Oh yeah, Dole Camp. Right alright, Isaac, I was
a hob nobn with show boy Mahomes. I just heard
the old timey clip. Have you seen the footage of
Babe Ruth laughing, that's gone viral. He's like, ash, She's like,
weird footage of it's real. Not dude, it's not Ai.
It's Babe Ruth. Is some guy going up to Babe Ruth.
(33:28):
He's like, hey, Babe, look at me. I used to
play and Babe says, yeah, let me see that over here,
and he shows him a picture and it's some goofball,
like some Jerry Lewis type of slapstick guy. And Babe
looks at him. He's like, look at that. Check it out.
That's right. I'm telling you. It's online. It's gone viral.
They colorized it and everything. It's weird.
Speaker 4 (33:46):
Now did you hear the Babe Ruth story about the
time he was on the train. So back then all
the riders used to travel with the ball clubs on trains.
So all the riders are in like one of the
cars of the trains and Babe Ruth comes sprinting by
him completely naked and says, hey, fellas and excuse me.
A few seconds later, he is trailed by an angry
(34:09):
man with a knife, and a few seconds after that,
also screaming is the man's wife who he had caught.
Babe Ruth wi oh on a train.
Speaker 1 (34:21):
Hey doing babe?
Speaker 4 (34:22):
Yes, hey, no fellows well, speaking of New York athletes
as that for a segue. Two biggest deals on trade
deadline day in the NFL made by the New York
Jets as The Indianapolis Colts acquired Jets two time All
Pro cornerback Sauce Gardner for the Colts first round picks
in twenty twenty six and twenty twenty seven, as well
as receiver ad Ni Mitchell. The Dallas Cowboys acquired Jets
(34:42):
Pro Bowl defensive tackle Quinn Williams for a twenty twenty
six second round pick a twenty twenty seven first round
pick in defensive tackle Mazzie Smith. Jets running back Bryce Hall,
who was not traded, posted on social media just minutes
after the deadline quote, sick about my brother's happy for them,
but man, I'm sick our n unquote. The Los Angeles
(35:05):
Chargers acquired now Orlands Saints defensive alignement Trevor Penning for
a sixth round pick. Seahawks traded for Saints receiver Rashid
Shaheed and Arizona Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon announced Jacoby
Brissett well once again started quarterback for a fourth straight
game this Sunday at Seattle, Gannon saying the decision is
fully related to Kyler Murray's sprained foot injury. Guys, all
yours thank you.
Speaker 1 (35:26):
Isaac by the way, sauce gardner, the pun intend that's
still got the sauce to still at the juice. I
feel like he came out with such hype, had a
couple of good years. Is he still the sauce gardener
that we that we thought.
Speaker 4 (35:37):
When joined with the Saints existing defense. I don't think
he necessarily has to be a super with the Colts, sorry,
with the Colts defense. Yeah, he doesn't necessarily need to
be a superduce.
Speaker 1 (35:49):
To be really effective. He just needs to be effective.
Speaker 4 (35:51):
And you know, one more piece, as they surprisingly contend
for the AFC title.
Speaker 1 (35:55):
There you go, here's the baby Earth laugh by the
way out here under your phone and just play it
into the mark. Okay, I'll give this a go. Here
you go, babe, this is real funny. It's gone viral. Okay,
I'm off to go barnstorming. Yeah right, well, we have
(36:15):
more Cavino rich next, see right right right right? That
is a hey babe, hey, do you play ball like
the Babe, I sertainly do. Thanks, Babe, Maybe that is
(36:40):
a pip Covino and Rich on Fox Sports Radio with
Danny g Iowa, Sam Spat, and Lee are hanging out
on the videos. Covino and Rich fs so that is
actual audio from Babe Ruth. That is not AI or
anything weird. But not many people have heard the Babe
laugh and one of the greatest sports icons of all time.
There is a viral clip. You're right if you don't
(37:01):
describe it perfectly. Some guys just goofing around with Babe,
sort of like a slapstick comedian times that's like I
played ball? Can you play ball? And when he shows
Babe the photo, Babe responds to the left is a pick?
Can I tell you something interesting? When I hear that
left and it's not just the grainy sound, it sounds
(37:24):
very Wizard of Oz ish, Remember the wizard who answered
the door? Like that's a horse of a different color
who rang that bell? It just shows you how generationally
we all have the same isn't it the Transatlantic accent? Yeah?
But like as time goes on, like the same way,
every little youngster now has the same succeed and then
(37:47):
they do their own little ticks and things they do.
It's forever. That's not a new thing like everyone back then. Yeah,
they don't hide a wag like that like this.
Speaker 5 (37:56):
She it goes back to Edward g rob and Sin
was sort of the guy who yeah famous like yeah,
she like he's kind of the first one.
Speaker 1 (38:04):
Because of that, maybe subconscious leave him just but listen,
I want you to hold on Sam. When Sam plays this,
I want you to picture, honestly the Wizard of Oz.
But when he was posing, is like a worker in
Oz that answered the door and all that that is
a pip. It's just that accent. It's like the old
timey time accent. Babe. That's actual babe footage that went viral.
(38:27):
So we're Covino and Rich at Covino and Rich Covino
and Rich dot com. We got some tumblers and goodies
and hats and things like that.
Speaker 2 (38:34):
Question.
Speaker 1 (38:34):
Yeah, if you clone the babe, would he still talk
like that? Yeah? Yeah? And I haven't had have sexual
with your wife, jessh Right, how many home runs am
I going to hit? Six? Seven? How many hot dogs?
About sixty seven? I ain't dot a paper, So get
this guys. Before we wrap up, Rich and I had
(38:58):
a boy's trip to go see the forty nine Ers
and the Cardinals play. Oh do you mean Rock Purty's team?
According to Kyle Shanahan, because people are asking, are you
dragging your feet with party or his toe unintended, he
said no, the minute Brock's available, he's playing. There's no
relation to Mac Jones is doing well. So let's sort
(39:18):
of roll with that. It's when the minute party's ready,
it's his team. Well, we've had this trip planned for
a while. We get together with some buddies, the Hot
Toup Boys we call them. We have a good time
and it's all revolving around the game. We just go
city to city every year, a different city. Yeah, and
it comes out that this little getaway fell on the
same weekend as the Jake Paul fight. So we're like, eh,
(39:39):
we'll watch the Jake Paul Tank Davis fight. Well, guess what,
it's canceled. So Tank Davis apparently assaulted a stripper, so
fights over. Jake Paul came at him, said he's the
worst human ever. But now you got everybody out there
throwing their glove in the ring, their hat in the ring.
(40:00):
I mean, who wouldn't want to make that payday to
fight Jake Paul? So I saw France first, Francis and
Ghano you brought up, He was almost like insulted. Right, yeah,
take a listen, do you have the Ngano? Is there
any possibility that Francis and Ghana will step in for
Javonta Davis and fight Jake Paul?
Speaker 7 (40:18):
No, there's no such a thing happening. Basically, like, how
can how can they go from like Gionte Davis to
Francis and Ghana? They make no sense.
Speaker 1 (40:30):
Gravante is like one hundred and thirty five pounds Francis
and Ghana is a heavyweight former champion in the UFC. Right, Yeah,
so he felt disrespected. That's not going to happen. Rollie
Romero is saying, dude, I'll do it because it's a
payday for anybody that wants to step in and anyone, notice,
any young fighter that's not made that big money yet
is clearly saying I'll make more money ever fighting an influencer.
So here's who's in the running right now as far
(40:53):
as throwing their name in the mix, Rollie Romero, Edgar
Burlanga and Ryan Garcia is a big that's the one
that's a big rumor. But Ryan Garcia in there. That's
a social media slash boxing battle. So it sucks that
that fight's canceled, but we might get an actual better
fight as a result. We'll see, right, We'll see you
guys manyana. Until then, enjoy your Taco Tuesday. There baby,
(41:15):
see you in the Promised Land. Good Bye bye, guys.
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