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Speaker 1 (00:00):
It is Friday. It is Friday, It's the weekend. And
I mean, let me tell you, I got nothing to
do but baseball game, baseball game, baseball game, NSC game.
And you know what I did.
Speaker 2 (00:16):
Tell me to celebrate us, I brought in food Like
the unther guy, I'm gonna drink my Lacroix while on
air because we don't have to do nothing. You want
to know why why we had a hell of a
week of podcasts.
Speaker 1 (00:31):
We did have a pretty good week. I gotta say
they were pretty solid, and I think they had good
stories because we actually went out in the world and
did something. I don't know if they find that more
interesting or they find Little League Baseball more interesting, but
we bring it all on this pot. Well, I'm telling you,
I know it drives you nuts. Go ahead.
Speaker 2 (00:52):
What I'm saying is there's not another podcast in the
country that puts out five amazing podcasts every week. Actually,
as the ones my wife listen to, they actually do.
I thought we were the max at three because Cavalari
puts out one a week.
Speaker 1 (01:08):
Oh McAfee puts that on every day. Okay, maybe there's
a back off he does. It's just his show, right,
But the ones.
Speaker 2 (01:13):
My wife listens to these pop culture people and they
each every they go live every day, five days a week.
Speaker 1 (01:20):
It's almost a job. No, no, that's what a podcast is.
Sometimes it's a job and maybe three times a week.
Our fans, the listeners a sore losers. They don't want
three times a week because they don't have a free
three hours every week to listen to us. I know
they're busy at their jobs. I mean, they work very
hard for that money, and so I know they don't
(01:41):
listen every episode. They don't have time. We make them
too long. Forty forty five minutes is way too long
to listen. I don't know why we do it so long.
I bet you they would really appreciate if we only
did thirty minutes, but we can't do that well.
Speaker 2 (01:53):
Listen when you will leave a podcast when you have
to go. My wife gets sad live and she's like,
oh and then me. When it's the end of a
McAfee or it's the end of Cavalari and Stephen COLEETI
on back to the Beach and they goes see you
later audios. We're like, dang freaking miss him all weekend.
Speaker 1 (02:15):
That's weird. Do you guys want to miss us? Well,
that's why I told you.
Speaker 2 (02:20):
We need to say goodbye to people, because you really
it is some sort of salutations because we can't just
leave them where it's a hang up and then that's it.
Speaker 1 (02:29):
It's open ended. Huh, Well where they where my friends going?
Are they coming back? What?
Speaker 2 (02:34):
Right?
Speaker 1 (02:34):
We need a child.
Speaker 2 (02:36):
We will see you guys on Monday, and then that's it.
Then they know, okay, they just said bye to me.
Well I do need to say this. I got an
email and it says, oh you got an email? Sound
because you've lost that about one hundred times.
Speaker 1 (02:51):
Oh you hung up and listen? Thanks? Yeah, all right,
what up, coachers. I just want to say happy birthday
to my awesome chick. Her birthday is May night, and
she is amazing and deserves a special Sore Loser shout out,
Randy A tour from Colorado. If you don't remember us,
we got engaged right before the convention this year our
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first convention, and there's no word if we're coming back,
because now that I got the chick, I don't really
need the Sore Losers Nation Convention anymore. Well that's not
really nice, Randy, But yeah, happy birthday, Randy's chick man.
And now that the Nuggets are out of the playoffs,
I don't watch sports, so I don't care about your
stupid podcast anymore. Wow, Randy very strongly warded email there
(03:36):
may the ninth be with you. Yeah, I thought, don't
do that.
Speaker 2 (03:40):
And also nobody celebrates syncre to Mile. Where was the
stuff around town? Yeah, sinko to myle was celebrated. We
had tacos at my house and I did say happy
birthday to my sister in law talcco Tuesday.
Speaker 1 (03:55):
Yeah. You know what's crazy is my sister in law's
birthday is May fifth, and then and also my wife's
cousin her wedding anniversary is May fifth, so busy May.
But well May fifth is a busy day. But I
didn't realize it was a double shot because they started
blowing up the family text happy birthday, Happy birthday, also
(04:17):
happy anniversary Jay and A. I'm like, what they got
married on your sister's birthday, little weird and my sister
in law officiated their wedding.
Speaker 2 (04:28):
Interesting tough to follow all those but with my thing
is this, it's the anniversaries, and I get I love
the gift of marriage. But I've never celebrated my aunt's anniversary,
and now because of texting, I get, oh, happy anniversary, Aunt,
and then everybody says that the anniversary, and I'm like,
happy anniversary. I've never wished her a happy anniversary in
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my life. And then we jump on the birthdays. We
really don't do much for the ant's birthdays. There was
never a call. Uh, it's just odd now because text messaging.
You know, you got that, Oh the college buddies, what
do you know, daughter's graduating? Oh, congrats, congrats. Would I
(05:10):
have ever told the daughter congrats without texting?
Speaker 1 (05:13):
No? No, you're right. And Facebook because it has everything
pops up and you got to comment on the picture.
Oh look whose birthday it is today? And it reminds
you whose birthday it is, so you can't use the
hey man, forgot about your birthday? Didn't realize it. No,
it was on Facebook, so you know, And so it
does make it awkward. And there's one time I think
it was my parents' anniversary is in December and it's
(05:36):
let's see December. Hold on, let me think, mmm, let's see.
Speaker 2 (05:40):
Buh, Well you got a one and thirty shot thirty one,
So I would say you have a three percent shot.
Speaker 1 (05:47):
December something, maybe twelfth or fifteenth, not sure exactly. Batter
Box would know. What if everybody's box here, no chance
he knows. It's your favorite son, batter Box, it's my
sister probably know. And I'm gonna say it's December fifteenth.
We'll just go with that for all intents and purposes.
And I think I missed it one year and I said,
(06:08):
I'm so sorry I missed your anniversary. And I don't
know if it was my dad or my mom were like, well,
why do you feel bad? It's not your anniversary. Yeah. See,
they put it right. And I was like, wow, that's
a good point. Like why do they say happy anniversary
to us? It's not their anniversary. It's for us to remember. Oh,
speaking of my anniversary is coming up next week May sixteen.
(06:32):
Oh yeah, you and Mike d got married on the
same day. What his was in May? We got married
on the same day. No, but I believe his was
in May. You want to hear a crazy story. So
there's this girl, Amy that I went to middle school
with the Big Show. No Amy Romer, Amy Romer and
me and her exact same birthday same wedding day and
(06:56):
we didn't marry each other.
Speaker 2 (06:57):
Well, the birthday is random, but the next one is
a one in three hundred and sixty five odds.
Speaker 1 (07:02):
That's wild, Yeah, I mean, and we're still friends of
this day. Well, what about me? I was a twin
my entire life.
Speaker 2 (07:10):
And then I go to work with a girl that
has the exact same birthday as me. The time that
I disowned my brother and never talk to him again,
it said wild. So then I almost I almost in
the exact same year. I'm almost about to have my
own birthday. I start working with the coworker. It's hits
one foot from me and as the exact same birthday
as me. You've never had my own day for my birthday.
Speaker 1 (07:30):
You're telling me. We have like eight or nine people
that work on that show. And out of those nine
people in all the world, Arnold's chick has the same
birthday as you. Yes, and every year.
Speaker 2 (07:42):
Because we're all selfish in this world, I forget that
it's her birthday too, and so people will wish me
a birthday and she'll even say happy birthday. I'll be like, oh,
thank you, And then I catch myself and like a
couple of minutes later, I'm.
Speaker 1 (07:55):
Like, hey, happy birthday to you too. I forget every
year that she has the same birthday as me. You
know that's Americans. We are pretty self absorbed, like we
are all about us. Oh thanks and same to you,
and I'm so happy for you. How old are you
this year? Are you guys the exact same age?
Speaker 2 (08:16):
No?
Speaker 1 (08:17):
I got her by four years probably. I have no
idea how old Abby is.
Speaker 2 (08:20):
I don't really know either. You're not supposed to ask
to women her age. I think Amy's almost in her fifties,
Morgan's in her early forties.
Speaker 1 (08:27):
I'm you're not allowed to ask him. The guy that
gets to wear on this pod is almost in his fifties, fifties, Scuba,
no idea. Not allowed to ask until batter's box creeping
on fifty. Some of the sales ladies I want to
be like, y'all have put in a career. You're not
allowed to ask their age. I'm curious when are they
because it's like the guys have retired. Some of these
sales ladies come on the heck of a career. Are
(08:53):
you close to retirement? But you can't ask him that. No,
you can't you know who else is close to fifty? Pitts.
You know he's almost fifty. I'm not sure how old
he is, but he's close to fifty. You're almost fifty. Nah,
not really, I still got six years.
Speaker 2 (09:08):
Yeah, it's impolite. It actually did feel good in Charleston. No,
it's the opposite of that. It didn't feel good in
Charleston when it dude multiple places, the guys, the bouncers,
you're good, man, I don't need the ID.
Speaker 1 (09:20):
Yeah. In Austin's felt the same way.
Speaker 2 (09:23):
Man.
Speaker 1 (09:23):
You just walk into places and you're like, man, they
look at us as the old folks at the bar.
They're like, oh, these guys are out for a special occasion,
you know, like when a wedding comes in. You're like, oh,
these people haven't been out in years. You can tell
the older people in the bar are like, well, this
is there once a year to come out. That's what
I felt like. We got some looks sometimes when we're
in some of those bars. I was just like, man,
(09:45):
that's not a good feeling to have that because I
used to do it to people too. Like when you
see older people like in their forties, I'm there now
they'd be at the bar, you'd be like, what the
hell are they doing here? I got that feeling a
couple times when we walked in, like bartenders like they'd
be like, really, dude, they would just start talking louder.
What do you want to drink? I'm like, man, I
(10:05):
can hear just fine, like I can. Do you need him?
We don't have a menu. I didn't need a menu.
I know how to order a drink. Man. We went
out with this.
Speaker 2 (10:14):
I can't say who it's I just can't, So don't
question me on it. We went out this guy, it
was a it was a friend. Stepdad got it okay?
So friends who said that awesome?
Speaker 1 (10:25):
Awesome?
Speaker 2 (10:26):
Okay, awesome dude? Like we went out multiple weekends. I
mean when we were living downtown.
Speaker 1 (10:30):
The reason I asked you, you said, don't ask you? Okay?
I thought you just want to know in your hell?
I didn't care.
Speaker 2 (10:36):
Awesome dude, like cool as hell. But he definitely I
was older than Ali. Ali was like just turned twenty one.
We were in our thirties. He was for sure sixty
first fifth.
Speaker 1 (10:47):
What would I say? Name? Who cares? Who cares Ali's stepdad?
I don't care.
Speaker 2 (10:58):
Ali's twenty one, Ray and Bay thirty three thirty five.
Ali's stepdad ish because it was after sure they already
moved out of her house, so it was on almost
like nine a step dad.
Speaker 1 (11:09):
He's like sixty. So I had that feeling like when
we're at the bar, like, oh my gosh, this dude
is older than us. Man, this dude is older than us.
Speaker 2 (11:17):
I just don't know if it's that, because that's like
multiple generations. We're just one generation older than the kids
that are hitting the clubs right now, all right, So
that he was multi generational, so I was like, Dn,
this guy is oh.
Speaker 1 (11:31):
I would be at a bar just talking to him
and he's.
Speaker 2 (11:33):
Like, yeah, four oh one, k roth Ira, what you
really want to do is you want to put your
eggs in multiple as kids, And I'll be like them,
this guy is old, man, I don't think we're at
that yet.
Speaker 1 (11:45):
So just to make you feel better, kidd And he's
hanging with us, We're eating a pizza, watching a concert,
and I'm like, God, this guy is old and he's
just at a bar, just hanging with everybody else. See
that's all. I like it when it's convention because there's
so many of us at the bar that people can't
look at us like, man, you guys are too old
(12:06):
to be at a bar, because there's we overwhelm the bar,
like we take over the bar. We have our private
section at the bar, and everybody's like, dang, I want
to be a part of that because they're in a
private VIP area. That's a good pitch for the convention
coach way to turn. What nice pivot.
Speaker 2 (12:22):
That's a segue, right, No, no, no, that's really how
I feel, right, I agree, Yeah, you can any age,
it doesn't matter.
Speaker 1 (12:28):
Like Kathy brought his daughter. She was like seventeen. I no,
she wasn't. She was at least twenty one, okay, yeah,
and she was crazy. She was great. She was great,
just like Cafy and just like I being Randy's chick.
She was amazing. So I just want to make sure
we say happy birthday to Randy's chick. And he said
I was going to get her Denver Nuggets tickets for
her birthday, but there are no more games this season,
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so I'm out of luck. I'm not sure what I
could buy her.
Speaker 2 (12:54):
Yeah, they've been refunded. The one time I watch an
NBA game the night I have the night. I can
stay up as eight as I want. In Charleston, I
have the Knicks win by eighty.
Speaker 1 (13:03):
Oh.
Speaker 2 (13:04):
The t Wolves don't even have Aunt who's fun to watch.
And the Nuggets have no starters. They had this bron
guy and starts every game.
Speaker 1 (13:11):
They had Murray, and Jokik just looked like he was
training horses. He looked horrible. He can't shoot. He's like,
want long armed.
Speaker 2 (13:19):
I was like, I want to waited all year. This
is the one night a basketball get to watch. Give
me Jordan, give me the Pistons man. Yeah, give me
a down low Rodman. Give me Steph Curry drain in threes.
Speaker 1 (13:33):
Yeah, that's the thing.
Speaker 2 (13:34):
I just wish it would have been the I wanted
a sexy It's just so hurky jerky, now is I know.
Speaker 1 (13:40):
The Spurs play. Spurs are so much wemby hurky jerky.
You long shooting to the three? I thought it was
a three point contest in a basketball game. Broke out
the hell am I watching? That's my take on the NBA.
After at LFE and at the Airbnb, I'm out of
the NBA. I'm out.
Speaker 2 (14:01):
I won't watch another playoff game. Maybe Friday night. But
I'm like, theres No, it wasn't great. Nick's eighty, bro,
I have the biggest I have the biggest big screen.
Speaker 1 (14:13):
TV at l Hefe.
Speaker 2 (14:14):
I can't believe I remember the name. That's why I
keep saying it biggest big screen TV. First time watching
the playoffs NBA for that matter, Knicker had ninety to
twenty pro Dude, I thought it was a thought.
Speaker 1 (14:26):
It was candy camera. It was like I was at
cousin Andrew's house and I was holding ADLEI, I was
holding the little baby. I was holding them, and Cousin
Andrew was like, hey, should we turn on some basketball.
Let Adley see some NBA action because he usually just
has it on Major League Baseball, and Adley watches baseball
all day, all day long, He's watching flipping the baseball games.
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Got the package, So I'm like, yes, he does have
the package. And his package is very nice. It's smooth,
it flows, there's no hesitation, very strong internet signal. I mean,
I loved his setup. And so we turn it on
and I said, day, Adley, here we go Game seven
or whatever game it was. It was seventy two to
twenty two, and we turned it on the TV seventy
(15:08):
two to twenty two, and I was like, all right, Adley,
that's all the NBA you get to watch for today,
and we turned it off. Yeah it was amazing. It
was great. But yeah, so happy birthday to Randy's chick.
We actually did it on time. We don't do birthday
shoutouts on time usually, but this was a special one
because he's been so depressed since the Nuggets, he said.
(15:30):
He said, man, this is all I have to look
forward to since the Nuggets were eliminated. Can you please
make sure you do this birthday shout out on time
for my chick. And Machida deserves it. She deserves everything
and I love her. I'm like, this is the longest
email ever for a birthday shout out Randy from Colorado,
and so happy Birthday. We'll take a break and we'll
be back back from break. I got a ton of housekeeping. Well,
(15:55):
what is the housekeeping? Divorce papers? There has to be
divorce papers for Diana Roussini. Her husband cannot cannot keep
any piece of his dignity if he stays with that woman.
He cannot sleep in the same bed, the same house,
(16:15):
under the same roof, in the same zip code. He
has to say bye bye. Diana Russini.
Speaker 2 (16:23):
When we saw Sedona in Arizona truckers. You guys saw
when you were at the truck stop with those lizards.
When we saw the footage, Wow, a one off couple
at a resort. Maybe just caught in a picture at
the wrong time.
Speaker 1 (16:39):
Nope.
Speaker 2 (16:40):
When you start to undig the tree, there are roots
that date back seven years. They're now saying twenty and nineteen,
where Mike Rabel was on a podcast he was with
Busting with the Girls, and he go, they go, oh,
(17:00):
your mustache, how are people liking that? And he goes, oh,
I'm getting mixed reviews, and then he crackd the like
from who, well obviously's.
Speaker 1 (17:09):
Wife wife, and then Diana Russini. I mean, ah, they're.
Speaker 3 (17:13):
Dating it back. The boat party was in twenty twenty one.
Now we're going to twenty nineteen. No, how about the
the whatever show they were on together. Rabel's on there
and she's on there and they're doing it like via
zoom and they're playing family feud seeing it and they said, Diana,
what is something people do when they close their eyes
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to do?
Speaker 1 (17:36):
And she goes, have sex with your husband. Oh and
wife or wife or wife. I mean there are so
many clips of her ripping her husband, of her making
it like always, and she's always on these shows with Rabel,
interviewing Rabel. She's on that show with Rabel. And I said,
I said it. When it came out, I said, oh
(17:58):
my gosh. When there was the pictures of them with
a bar in New York City, I told you, holy crap,
those might be Mike Rabel's kids, And you said, hot take,
hot take correct. Then I thought about it, and I said, well,
maybe when she gets pregnant they take the year off,
and then when she has the baby, they reconvene and
(18:21):
they blossom their romance. Not proud of it, man enough
to admit it, I did say, hot take. Then the
video of all videos comes out yesterday. They were on
the Cumberland. That was when I lived at Bell's Bluff,
when I would take my sunset pictures. Little did I
(18:42):
know Vrabel's boat party was in one of the sunset pictures.
You thought the Minnesota Vikings boat party was controversy. Google
it if you don't know about it. Wow, this takes
the cake and it the stones on Mike Vrabel to
be the head football coach of the Tennessee Titans, and
(19:04):
to just go to a boat place and rent a
boat with your mistress is unbelievable. And all the reports
are she wouldn't post for pictures. He said, you can
take one picture, but don't post it on the internet.
Right there, when someone says don't post this on the internet,
(19:24):
you know what that means. Something fishy's going on here.
Wait at the boat day. Yeah, oh, I didn't hear that. Yes,
there's a picture of him with the boat like staff.
She did not get in any pictures, and he said,
do not post it on the internet. According to the TMZ.
Then there she is walking on the dock back towards Rabel.
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They're meeting in the middle, and there's a big old
bump sticking out of Diana Russini's belly that is called
a child. She is seven months pregnant on a date
with Rabel. Then she has that maybe two months later
and names it Michael. And now we're to believe that
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she named it after her brother. Good smoke screen. So
there are two options. It is Rabel's kid and Rabel's
going to get divorced, or Rabel's wife has forgiven him
and then be her husband has to divorce him. There
is no doubt. Hey, it still may be his kid,
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but that means she was letting Mike Rabel inside her,
which she had his son inside of him her. That
is unbelievable. I can't forgive you. I can maybe forgive
you for cheating, but if you cheat with my child
inside you, letting some other guy poke my kid in
the eye, not doing it, not doing it, I'm just
(20:53):
gonna let you cook. Not happening. I'm sorry. Maybe I'm crazy, guys,
but if this is you, if your wife is hooking
up with a dude, why she's pregnant with your child, unforgivable. Unforgivable.
Speaker 2 (21:11):
And never stop digging people, So say truckers, say at
one of your lizards, you think that just it was
a one off. She've met another trucker and he was
at the Flying J truck stop bathroom. Yeah, fine, no
look back, because what we have found when we kept digging,
there's more bodies. I mean, we went back to twenty
and twenty five, twenty and twenty four, twenty and twenty three,
(21:36):
twoenty and twenty two, two thousand and twenty one, and
now to twenty and nineteen, with the latest clip of
him having a Flavor Saver mustache and him saying I
got mixed reviews.
Speaker 1 (21:49):
Guys know this. Some of these affairs run decades, long decades.
Speaker 2 (21:55):
It's unforgivable. It's over a one off. You're drunk at
a club in Manhattan. I don't even I wouldn't forgive
that either, Ray, what are you saying? No, no, no,
What if your chick was drunk and hooked up once?
Maybe that can be forgiven. Bays are no notes, don't
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listen to this podcast, But ten years of deceit and betrayal,
you can't talk. You gotta swear that person off the
face of this earth.
Speaker 1 (22:29):
I'm talking.
Speaker 2 (22:29):
You don't even when you do the kid exchanges, you
don't even go there. You have a personal assistant to
take some You can't ever see this person again.
Speaker 1 (22:38):
Not only did they have an affair, they were doing
like romantic things, going on boat rides, going to a
nice resort in Sedona, Arizona. They were going. They were
so brave and bold for being celebrities. Even though I
didn't know who she was until this, I wouldn't have
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be able to her pick her out of a lineup.
So that's how I think they got away with it
for so freaking long.
Speaker 2 (23:06):
The two things. She never was super famous. He was
your average white guy, but he was super big.
Speaker 1 (23:14):
He's huge. I get it. I get just think here
in Tennessee when they're going to this small town to
get a boat, like.
Speaker 2 (23:23):
Well, that's not so yeah, Okay, he sticks out like
a sore baby bump. But I'm saying she. The way
it works is his wife didn't want to be in
the public eye. Rabels, right, so people see it, Oh
it's his wife. You never really ask any questions. Oh
she didn't change her name. That must must be her
maiden name. So let me let this be a thing.
(23:46):
If you are a wife and your husband is in
the public eye, you have to join him in the public.
Speaker 1 (23:52):
Eye or he can play everybody a fool. Think about
Rabel's wife. She she wanted to be behind this. No
I can't. He can't.
Speaker 2 (24:02):
With the well Steve McNair, I mean, that's just not
a good analogy. I feel like his wife was behind
the scenes. I think she also knew he was cheating
because Steve McNair was going all around town with all
these other chicks. That's how he ended up getting shot
by the girl that he met at David Busters and
shot him.
Speaker 1 (24:17):
In his nuts. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (24:20):
So I just feel like sometimes the wives when they
hang back then people just assume all.
Speaker 1 (24:26):
These other women he's with, Oh it's a friend. Oh
it must be his wife. I like Rabel's wife. The
pictures in Sedona, Arizona come out, Rabel go goes home,
says I'm sorry, and then all right, cool, we're gonna
work this out. I love you. I made a mistake.
Oh wait, here are some pictures from a bar in
(24:48):
New York. Boom oh, here's some pictures from a bar
in Indianapolis. Bam oh. Here's you in Biloxi, Mississippi, at
a casino. And he goes, Okay, I'll go to counseling.
I'll go to counseling for one day, and this will
be all behind us, because if I get counseled for
one day, I mean I will figure out exactly why
I did it. I will be solved. I mean, I
(25:10):
don't know how many of you gone to therapy, so
I would assume that all you guys just go one
day and that's it. I would assume you book one
session and then you're all healed. If I'm wrong, please
email us. We are the sore Losers at gmail dot com.
I am not familiar with it, but I just assume
it's like every therapist books people for one session and
(25:30):
then they move on with their lives. That's satire. Truckers
look it up and then so you go to therapy
and they think, Okay, we're on the right path. Mike
loves Me whoa while he was in Hey, while he
was in the Better Help Meeting, the boat pictures drop.
Oh honey, I forgot to tell you. There was this
(25:52):
one time we and rented a private boat and Tennessee.
So then my whole thing is Vrabel obviously has a
secondary and assistant all that, right, he has to have
all these so they know about it. They have to
know about it because where I don't even know what
date that was, Like, was it in the middle of
the football season? Was June? Okay, so it was off season?
(26:13):
You know what what falls in June? Father's Day?
Speaker 2 (26:17):
Oh? Man, I mean, there's no way they went on
Father's Day at a boat party with a pregnant chick.
Speaker 1 (26:23):
That's his kid. You know, maybe she said, hey, we
got to go before Father's Day so we can celebrate
your new baby. Let's go to Buttnam County. He's going
on the boat dog, but he had to go to
off the beaten path. He couldn't go here in Nashville
too obvious. It's in Nashville, dummy, it's still thirty minutes away.
(26:43):
It's in Nashville. That's a stone's throw. My question is,
how does Diana Russini, who's this reporter June eighth, what
does she say business? Why she's coming to Tennessee for
on June eighth? Whoa, it was June eighth, that's what
you told me June. Oh, because I need the date,
(27:03):
because you know what I was doing.
Speaker 2 (27:04):
What I was going back in my archive of Instagram
stories to see if I photographed the Cumberland and Brabil
floating down it on the exact day that they took
a boat.
Speaker 1 (27:13):
Out ray Putnam County doesn't link to the Cumberland. But
continue your I no, keep going, I'm oh, here we go,
here we go. There's no date. It just said June.
It was never specifics back in June twenty twenty one.
That is unbelievable. I mean, I just I can't to me. Listen, Yes,
(27:34):
my wife was pregnant. We still hooked up, Yes, but
I could not ever see a pregnant chick and be like,
oh damn, that's so hot. I want to get with that.
If it ain't your child, you don't find a pregnant
woman hot.
Speaker 2 (27:46):
Sorry guys, And if any one of your women says
for the next vacation, I gave I go bazer, what
do you want to do?
Speaker 1 (27:53):
No?
Speaker 2 (27:53):
Some what do you think we want to do? She
had the audacity to say in Sedona. But they weren't
gonna get caught.
Speaker 1 (28:06):
That was a pi.
Speaker 2 (28:07):
They got him there, they found a resort, they weren't
gonna get spotted. I just geez though, But he was
getting too famous with the super Bowl. Hey yeah, oh
we got to book this three thousand a night private.
When I'm getting a little too famous, you need to
not do as great as reporting. We're both I dang it.
If I would have won.
Speaker 1 (28:25):
The super Bowl, my affair would have been exposed then,
because if they're on this boat and it's not Rabel's kid, right, like,
is he sitting there going, oh, how can I feel
the baby kick? Do you feel the baby kicking? Right now?
Is the baby enjoying the right? Like, what do they
talk about? Because the main thing going on in her
life at that point was a child in her stomach.
(28:46):
So how do you carry on a relationship with a
woman that has a baby in her stomach? It's not yours.
You're sneaking around on your spouse's Like, what do you
talk about? The baby is staring at you saying, hey,
hey man, this is not yours, or it is yours,
And then like does he feel the baby kick? Oh?
Speaker 2 (29:06):
Like no, no, no, you have the weirdest angles. But
you are parents, so you've felt that stuff, so you
understand it.
Speaker 1 (29:12):
Yes. My angle is this, like if he's if they're
hooking up out there on the boat in Cheatham County, right,
they're out there on the boat out in the middle
of nowhere where there's no houses, Putnam County, Putnam County,
Cheatham County, whatever the hell it's called. Like when like
he's kissing on her body, does he kiss the belly?
I mean, those are the things that are so creepy
to me. Bizarre angle.
Speaker 2 (29:32):
Let me say, I'm saying you because married people have
affairs with married people, I understand that. Okay, so, but
he found a married person to have an affair with,
and let's a devil's advocate. They're sex addicts, so he
didn't care that she was pregnant. They still got a bang. Okay,
you're a football coach, we still got a bang. Oh
you're moving from New England to Nashville. I'll get reporting jobs.
(29:57):
We still got a bang. Maybe it's two married people.
We have to find a married person, right, Otherwise you
can't have an affair with a grocery store clerk because
she's gonna come after you. You only can have an
affair with a married person because then neither one will
ever tell on each other because she'll out each other.
Speaker 1 (30:14):
What you're not realizing. So hend that his affair partner
got it. But she wasn't even married at the time.
Speaker 2 (30:19):
Like, if I found your wife, it would be the
perfect crime because she's married to you. Yeah, she would
never tell on me, and I would never tell on her.
Speaker 1 (30:28):
I understand, as.
Speaker 2 (30:29):
We'd both make you and baze her mad. So what
I'm saying is, but in the eyes of Rabel and Russini,
they found the person to bang. They just kept hammering,
regardless if she was pregnant. And you're painting this picture
where he's petting them.
Speaker 1 (30:41):
He didn't care that she was pregnant. I know, But
did he just avoid the belly altogether, like when he's
kissing her, did he just like kiss on her, you know,
go down, fondle the breast, and then skip right over
the belly because it's hard to skip over the belly
when they're pregnant. Man, Okay, it's hard. You have to
pay attention to the belly when they're pregnant. That's the
best the Titans were when he was horny and humping.
(31:03):
That's right. They were horny and humping, and he was winning.
Speaker 2 (31:06):
It was wondering why he was always so motivated a coach.
He was gonna see Rossini, she was reporting.
Speaker 1 (31:12):
No wonder he wanted to wear it. No, I no
wonder he wanted to go farther in the playoffs? Why
because Ruciti would be around and he had four game
losing streak. She set him a Spotify playlist. That's right,
she s come back. She said, you know it'll turn
this ship around. I mean, voter, I mean, uh this
season around. You grow a mustache. I mean, I don't
grow a mustache. I don't like it.
Speaker 2 (31:31):
Ah, and you get so confident you start putting it
people's faces. She's on TV stations, call me a milf. Oh,
my husband, he's not that attractive.
Speaker 1 (31:41):
He knows that. That's why I don't show him on
the internet. What what was your favorite part of your birthday? Whoa? Whoa?
After she knew she was just within that moody, she
was what was the favorite part of your birthday? Oh? Uh,
my kid? The interviews are placeless. There's another awkward one
where they're at training camp and she's just looking like
a rocket and what did she She said? She said,
(32:03):
your wife is a pretty good athlete, and he goes,
what was What's something she could beat you at ping pong?
Because I get to it after two hits, I try
to slam it and she goes, oh, I'd like to
try that or something, and I was like, what like?
Speaker 2 (32:16):
What like?
Speaker 1 (32:18):
And that's another thing. If your Rabel's wife. You go
back and watch these interviews and see them too throwing
it in your face.
Speaker 2 (32:28):
There's one where it shows her they're doing an interview
and she goes to touch his shoulder and then she
pulls back because she realizes they're on camera.
Speaker 1 (32:35):
Oh my gosh. And I know people say, oh, don't
talk about the rable Russini, but no one cares. Sorry,
everybody cares. There's only a few of you guys that
don't listen or that listen, that don't care about this.
It's fascinating. Not proud of it, man enough to admit it.
Speaker 2 (32:49):
I was wrong with your hot take about the kid
being his, but I will say I said she was
gonna get fired. Technicality semantics, say what you want retired
or whatever. She did resigned saying thing she got fired,
And I said he could get fired if they have
a four game losing streak. I was almost right, and
that he's gonna get fired before the season even starts.
Speaker 1 (33:09):
He's not gonna get fired. Robert Kraft, the owner of
the Patriots, does not care. Robert Kraft of the Patriots
goes to massage parlors in Florida and strip centers so
you can get a little happy ending. I don't think
he's gonna care that his coach is banging a hottie
on the side on Pete Cheatham County, Putnam County, wherever
it is, the ballplace looked fun. It looks fun. I'm like, man,
(33:33):
I may want to go rent a boat. Hey can
I get the Rabel? You want to know how many
people are gonna be boating this weekend? Oh, they're gonna
be going over there. Hey can I get the boat?
Rabel head and they're gonna be checking for DNA.
Speaker 2 (33:42):
It's got a little baby slide. Rabel had a little
mini trampoline and hey, you.
Speaker 1 (33:48):
Pick up the seat and instead of a life jacket,
it has a sign says it's a boy. Impressive though
they were doing a gender of reveal.
Speaker 2 (33:56):
Impressive though they wouldn't let us rent one of those.
He must be a good boat driver, yeah, because I
tried to brent one with my mom. They're like, no,
people have been wrecking them. What kind of experience you have?
I go, I watched the video on YouTube. They're like, no,
you need to know how to exactly do all this.
We're not gonna let you. Gotta have some kind of
experience on a boat. So Vrabel must be good with boats.
Speaker 1 (34:14):
Yeah. Or Russini because she signed the sheet too, I
mean put her name right on it, Diana Russini. I mean, unbelievable.
Enough of this, we gotta stop. We'll take a break.
We'll be right back housekeeping quick. Yeah. Please.
Speaker 2 (34:29):
The commercials at the end of the podcast aren't loading,
like there was the final two breaks where you go
all right, after the break, all right, man, so what's up?
Speaker 1 (34:39):
Really?
Speaker 2 (34:39):
Yeah, And I was like, that's awkward because then it's
we went to commercial. Oh, but I'm just making sure
weait missing.
Speaker 1 (34:48):
But it was for the last two breaks, and I'm like, well,
now they know, we know, actually go to commercial. Wow.
Speaker 2 (34:56):
I mean I put him in there, man, that's fine.
More housekeeping, Yeah, go ahead. Are you not proud of me?
Speaker 1 (35:02):
For what? I had a hell of a day on
the social media circuit. I put up our video of
our commercial, oh, our advertisement that we tried to do
at the iHeart Country Festival, and the one lady Elizabeth,
who is a VP, she loved it. She said she
thought it was hilarious, but the festival turned it down.
Speaker 2 (35:25):
And I also did on the Instagram a twenty carousel
picture of Charleston and Austin. I hit you up during
the middle of the day, I said, send me picks.
Speaker 1 (35:33):
Oh yeah, that was my fault. I was, it's sorry
to me like an hour and a half, two hours
to get back to you. I was busy and I
only gave you three picks because you said three. That's fine,
and I should have sent you more. Yeah, I should
have said more. I didn't know. I was just gonna
unload on it. He said, hey, send me three picks.
My bad.
Speaker 2 (35:46):
And then I said in the podcast, hey, I'm gonna
post a picture of me sleeping on the plane. I
posted that said picture of me sleeping on the plane.
In the podcast, I did say that I bought all
these shots for these people, and the girls were all weird.
I go, I'm gonna post that. I posted that. So
we actually posted the stuff we said we're gonna post.
And then I went and posted all of our I
did Facebook. For whatever reason, I can't post links. Something
(36:10):
my Facebook accounts restricted or something.
Speaker 1 (36:12):
You need to update your phone or your computer. I
have it on my phone. Well my computers like two
hundred dollars at home. Okay, that's probably there's probably software.
You need to update it. I said, Baser, post it
and I'll retweet it or read Facebook. I saw her say,
Ray says his links are weird. So here's the podcast.
Wasn't the best description? Wasn't it an attention grabber, But
(36:32):
that's okay. I was just proud of us for dominating
social media. Yeah, we really are starting to make a
push on that social media, really trying to get behind that.
You know, we hope people jump on board. But I'm
just saying, man, it's been a great week. I thought
we had some bangers of pods. I think this one's
been pretty good. I wanted to thank your Spurs as well.
Oh man, absolutely, you can thank them. That is the
(36:55):
real San Antonio Spurs.
Speaker 2 (36:57):
No, no, no, not the one in real life IRL
on two. They're my favorite team. So I played Boomer
last night. We learned how to do it online and
the only team I pick is a Spurs, Wemby, Huge
Blocks Everything, Vasselcastle, Harper and Champagne Toast.
Speaker 1 (37:14):
Yeah. I love the Spurs. I love them.
Speaker 2 (37:18):
So I last night, Boomer's way better than me. Not
to get too boring, but he was having glitches because
it's on Wi Fi. Yeah, so because of that, it
affects the shot because you have to hold down the
square button. Oh so he couldn't make anything because it
was like glitching. So I beat him twenty two to fourteen,
all because of the Wi Fi connection.
Speaker 1 (37:36):
You played a basketball game and you scored twenty two
points quick quarters.
Speaker 2 (37:39):
I ten minutes before bed got it, and the game
got me on the greatest high that I think the
Spurs are gonna win the championship.
Speaker 1 (37:47):
Now because you played in NBA two K and you
beat Boomer because he had glitches. Yeah, all right, hey,
that's good analysis. I mean that that is the best
way to pick a champion. The Spurs are for real. No,
I understand. I've watched him all year. I've seen it. No,
they're my favorite two K team, favorite. They are fantastic.
(38:09):
Champinny I still want to call him Champagne. I don't
know how it's Champenny, maybe because as an Ie after
at the end, but his name is Champagne. And the
way we got him, I mean, I just want to
say thank you. And they got the fox kid. Oh yeah,
but we got Do you know how we got Champagne?
I'm assuming with mimosas h. No, we didn't whine and
dine him. Mac McClung was in the G League and
(38:32):
I believe he was on the seventy six ers. I
don't even know who he represented in the the Dunk Contest,
but they wanted him to wear their jersey, so they
waved champagne and we claimed him off waivers. I mean,
what is stupid just so you could have the guy
wear your jersey in the freaking dunk contest. Thank you,
we will take him. I appreciate it. Hopefully the truckers
(38:55):
understand that, because I didn't understand that. That's okay. Hey
what about Hr? They Hr had to fill out the
paperwork when he got waves. They're like, all right, we
got a wave, CHAMPAGNI. What a huge story, though, And
to think that it was right under our noses and
we were investigating like crazy on this podcast and we
had the biggest affair in the city, and we're up
here sitting on music row. Yeah, we're just complimenting on it.
(39:18):
You know, his winning and his you know, we could
have broke this if we would have been paying attention.
Speaker 2 (39:23):
I mean, I was looking back through pictures. It would
have been amazing. Never seen me and Vrabel in one
because I was on the field a couple games.
Speaker 1 (39:29):
Yeah, I'm been to a game of years, so I
definitely wasn't gonna have a picture of anything. And I
never saw Rabel in public. Never he kept a low profile.
That big dude. I should have seen him somewhere. D
Henry never saw him in public, Big dude, should have
seen him somewhere. Tannehill never saw him in public. De Julio,
you did. De Julio saw him in public. The mayonnaise
guy We'll leave us saw him in public. Yeah, yeah,
(39:53):
that's Hops. Well. I saw d Hop at a softball game,
so that's not really public. That was an appearance. But
I haven't seen anybody from the Titans in public.
Speaker 2 (40:02):
I don't think they're Broadway in and they're not hitting
your little playground parks.
Speaker 1 (40:06):
Well you would think they would. I've seen Nashville. I
see at the park. I've seen Joe Willis and Sam
rut Surage. I saw Surge walking to the malles like
he's just walking down the street, like I mean, I mean,
I saw Chris Stapleton at the mall. He denied it, right,
because that's that when they had pickleball there and he
was walking, they go, you could go play pickleball in
(40:28):
the ball. He didn't want to give it out away, right,
and he was with his son. He's not gonna say, yeah,
I was at the mall, but he was playing pickleball
with his son. That's a good point. I kind of
I buy the den I see why the denial happened there. Yeah,
it's genius. So yeah, it's just great. And the Spurs.
You know, the great greatest thing about the Spurs game
the other night. It was a night I know, but
it was a nine to thirty game. Eight thirty game,
(40:50):
so it ends at eleven thirty. It's a three hour game.
I don't know why we take so many commercials. Make money,
get it. I love the commercials, but it was great
that they were blowing them out third quarter. I was
able to go to bed guys.
Speaker 2 (41:04):
That one commercial I read on these about the AI
making your websites.
Speaker 1 (41:08):
I'm telling you, you gotta do it. I just started
reading commercials. Oh really, I didn't know that. It hit
me up. For one. I've been doing a read. Did
you do Freeland Chevrolet? Is that what you did? Freeland?
We need to do a whale of an advertisement for them.
I mean, I'm just telling you, Freeland Chevrolet dot com,
that's where it asks, you know what. I pulled up
at a stoplight the other day and they had a
(41:28):
big old box truck next to me. To it said
Freeland Auto and I'm like, huh, Like, is that a
repair guy or what do they do for Freeland Chevrolet.
I have no idea, but it was a big old
white box truck driving perfectly following to all the rules,
and I was like, that Freeland Chevrolet. That's pretty cool, dude.
Speaker 2 (41:46):
I was trying to go to Freeland today, were you Yeah?
I just wanted to just cause they're going to be
involved with the convention. And I was like, let's do lunch.
Speaker 1 (41:53):
Too busy for me? Whoa selling so many cars? I
was like, it's everything good. Maybe maybe we do our
convention and we just do it all at Freeland Chevrolet.
Like every event is that shit the Chevrolet dealership does
Semi guys pull up their trucks. It worked on yeah, Like, uh,
I mean we've held the white he can park his
(42:14):
car is Semi there, they give him a vehicle for
the weekend. We've had worse conventions. Yeah, we had ray Westgate.
What no, Listen.
Speaker 2 (42:22):
The thing I had a problem with west Gate was
the big screens were awesome. It was cool you could gamble,
but they had us corralled into this one section where
people really just wanted to but they really had stanchions
up and they couldn't leave this four by four cattle herding.
Speaker 1 (42:38):
The only problem with Westgate was them coming and cutting
off the pod because we were too loud. That was
the only problem. Besides that, the Westgate was phenomenal because
it was on the train route. We were all in
the same hotel. Everybody you saw, everybody. You would leave there,
go gamble with everybody, play craps. Oh you see them
at the restaurants, and all the sore losers met each other.
(43:00):
That was what was phenomenal about Westgate. They didn't more
than meat, and Westgate was cheap. It wasn't an expensive hotel.
I liked that a lot. And it's still had that
cigarette smoke smell it shirt in it shirt in they
put us on a stage. I thought it's phenomenal. Man,
it was a great day. Who was the guy that
was betting ten thousand at blackjack? That was your boy?
(43:22):
That was a start to the day. I just had
my morning Mimosa and pro was unloading ten k a hand. No,
that one, that one't good. That was how is he
doing now? He was running a fantasy football league and
then he kept the money allegedly allegedly is that Michael. No,
(43:42):
I wasn't Michael. That was your hotel room guy. What
was his name? Oh my gosh. Those those were the
bad time. Those were the bad times. We're on the
come up now though. Yeah, we are on the clean.
We're back. We've got we've got organization, we got stage
pilot helping us. They really, I mean that makes it
just smooth. The train just stays on the tracks. We
(44:05):
don't get sidetracked. Go over here, go over there. It's
an amazing experience. Amazing. Well, were you gonna have a
main theme of this segment or we were just gonna go? No, No,
I had a main theme. But I feel like it's
gonna take too long. I mean we've already been in
this segment for ten minutes, and I mean we gotta go. Yeah,
(44:25):
it's the freaking weekend. I'm about to have me some fun,
fun plans. Yeah, I'm gonna hit the golf course today.
I mean, it's a beautiful day, seventy two degree sunshine,
and the kids have field day at school and I
can't make it. So there's no point in rushing over
there after work because field day will be over and
(44:48):
then baby Box won. His friend asked if him and
his brother Baby Box two and one could come over
after school. So they're heading straight to his house after school,
and that means they won't be home till at least
six o'clock, seven o'clock, so I have time to go
play golf. That's perfect. You know where I'm going. I
(45:09):
think you're going Freeland Chevrolet. Well that there first, but
after Putnam County, I'm gonna go interview the boat people.
Speaker 2 (45:21):
Honey, when was the last time you took a boat
out on Putnam County?
Speaker 1 (45:25):
Uh, Bazer, don't mind. Mind mean nothing to this, but
I'm headed to Putnam County. WHOA, what did you say?
And the tough thing with affairs is why do the
signing of the names? Go? Do it as they check
your ID. You can't fake name it or or just
do a scribble signature, right, But that's what I do
when there's like sign here, I just do zozzuzuzuit.
Speaker 2 (45:46):
But you can't have a paper trail. Go to a
park where you don't have to sign your name to something.
Because then her husband Russini, he started to get onto it,
and then it leads to the PI in Sedona, and
that's how he got the pictures and blew up the
whole case. The affair would have been perfect if they
Putnam County wasn't smart. New York City Bar wasn't smart,
(46:08):
the Cherokee Casino wasn't smart.
Speaker 1 (46:11):
So where were they smart? All the places were not
seeing pictures of then they were smart this whole time
because they got away with it for seven years. They
just you have to go places you can't just hold.
You need to go, like if you're gonna have an affair,
like let me just lay it out. No, no, because
a park people can come up and bother you. On
a boat, you're out in the middle of the ocean,
right lake.
Speaker 2 (46:32):
On a park they have like a jungle gym you
can fake like your kid hit around the corner or
something like that.
Speaker 1 (46:39):
Oh you can go inside the tunnels at the park
and tell the kids get out tunnels taken. Hey hold
that thought.
Speaker 2 (46:48):
Continue So like, the perfect places for affairs are where
you're not signing your name and there's not a lot
of people. So he had the not a lot of
people right, there's nowhere else you can go. He wanted
to get on open water so people couldnt see him
sm but not good with the names and the pictures
of crew. You gotta go to parks, you gotta go
to greenways. It's like COVID times. You gotta go out
there where there's no people. So you got to think
(47:09):
six feet apart. You gotta do that.
Speaker 1 (47:11):
You gotta that's your mentality. Truckers, if you're trying to
hide an a fair on this one. No, no movie
theaters there's you're right there. You sign your name for
a ticket. Here's what they really needed to do. This
is where they screwed up. Rabel goes and drops her
off on the shore somewhere, he goes back, he rints
(47:33):
the boat. Genius drives across the lake and picks her up.
Ha ha, there is no paper trail. It's just Rabel
on a boat. When you're out in the middle, no
one can tell that you picked up a passenger. It's
just like the truckers do. You pick them up at
the lot, and you drop them off at the lot.
And then he goes and drops her off at the shore, says,
(47:54):
hey jump out and swim to shore. I gotta return
the boat. But also maybe he's not that great of
a driver. Yeah, getting close the water to the shore.
Could be tough with the motor, but he could kill
the motor and she can swim at the crime here,
I mean I killed the motor. Motor lobby, you're the
baby gotta swim. I know the baby doesn't know how
(48:14):
to swim. It just just float on your back and
you'll get here.
Speaker 2 (48:18):
Other good places beaches, places where you're not traveling, not
in planes. Not in planes, because that's where you're signing
names and documents.
Speaker 1 (48:25):
You want to be. Broadways terrible to me. People in
the beach. There's so many people you can blend in, right,
So it's it's actually that if you want to get
its nature places, which he had right with the lake.
Speaker 2 (48:37):
They realized the bar wasn't a good spot. They realized
the casino No Bueno Sedona more nature. Hiking trails nice.
If you're hiking, look around the corner. There's probably a
couple having an affair, banging next to a tree.
Speaker 1 (48:50):
Yeah, because you got a hat on, you got sunglasses.
It's I mean, the framele is so big, but if
you you would just think, oh, that's a big human, right,
I don't know, it just it's it's crazy. H have
you been following the JP Morgan one. Well, yeah, that
one I mean. And I can't figure out if it's real,
if it's not real. Well, I don't know. I don't
get the issue. The guy was just ask to be
(49:11):
a sex slave. Yeah, I don't know why he's mad.
And then he he said no, and then they offered
him one million dollars to settle because they believe it
has no merit, and he said no, I want twelve million.
And now it's coming out that he used chat, GPT
and all that to come up with the scenarios. I
can't figure out if it's real, if it's not real.
(49:32):
I know that she looks hot in some of the
pictures that he does, and then there was a picture
where it was like showing cleavage. Was that AI's okay,
that's what I thought. I was like, Wait, she's that hot.
He doesn't seem attractive. He's offered a million dollars to
bang her. What the AI world are we in? Yeah?
I don't really know, and so I can't really figure
(49:53):
out if it's real, if it's not real, if he
but it's a wild story either way. Another great place
for an affair podcast room. We Are not hooking up. No,
but I'm saying we are not doing it. And I
can say that I had to go to the store
downstairs last night to return some stuff or Amazon, and
I had to bring the three kids and baby box ones. Like, Dad,
(50:13):
when are we gonna do my podcast? We're going into
first grade, dude, your car kids want to get on
this podcast more than Arnal. Hey, school ends in thirteen days.
It's like, Dad, we still have not done my starting
first grade podcast. I'm like, all right, dude, we'll do
it other good places. We want to do it in
middle school and high school too. Can we do it
in high school? I'm right, we probably won't be around them.
Speaker 2 (50:35):
I mean, he's gonna want to cut part of the pie.
I'd say parking garages are good as well.
Speaker 1 (50:40):
But that's what I'm saying. You can't.
Speaker 2 (50:43):
But you both park, and then it just looks like
your cars are parking. I don't think you're thinking, how
I am so you would do so we have two
open parking spots up here. You both park both vehicles
next to each other, open both doors, crawl back and
forth to bang.
Speaker 1 (50:56):
It's like a tunnel. Well, when people just think it's
parked cars, but instead it's a sex room. Huh. So yeah,
what about you? What are you doing this weekend? Man? Oh?
In a C game tomorrow night. I'll be there, man,
kickoffs not till eight o'clock. It's gonna be a late one.
The real thing. I'm definitely watching the Spurs tonight. Yeah,
I mean hopefully it's a blowout and go to bed early.
(51:18):
I don't like stand until eleven thirty. I'm old.
Speaker 2 (51:20):
But we have we have no plans because I definitely
have to clean bird ass off of the house because
Baser has let like ten robins have bird ness on
our house. That's tough and I'm like, at this rate,
we're a bird sanctuary, not at homestead, So.
Speaker 1 (51:35):
I got to do that. I feel like there's no responsibilities.
It's Mother's Day, so's she'll be over at her mom's
the entire day pretty much. Video games tip it a
couple back. I may try and sneak in some golf.
I like it, man, I like it. But yeah, I
told her no plans after Charleston, after the cruise a
month ago. Yeah, you need a rest, dude. I'm wipe. Oh,
I'm wiped. I went to Austin last weekend and then
(51:56):
I came home and I immediately had three kids again,
and I'm wiped. I've been wiped all week. Oh yeah,
we had but we had offers to the Steeplechase VIP.
Yeah we did.
Speaker 2 (52:06):
I sent it to Beazer. I go, hey, Steeplechase VIP Saturday,
any any any interest? She responds back immediately No, And yeah,
I mean you know what I'm saying. It's just like
I feel like the how you's Do you ever tend
to your house, like do some stuff to it?
Speaker 1 (52:27):
Yeah?
Speaker 2 (52:27):
I do, I do, because I just feel like like
that that pot has been sitting there for ten months
and I hate that pot. So that Oh we need
a picture in the living room. Yeah, we've needed a
picture in the living room for now ten months. So
it's stuff like that.
Speaker 1 (52:40):
Oh we've had pictures that we have bought, purchase, done everything,
and then they just lean against a wall. They just
never get put up. Same and I got. I go
upstairs and there's two pictures just leaning on a wall,
and I go, are those like gonna always for the
rest of our life just sit there on the ground
or should we put them up? Oh? Baby box painting
me this big old rainbow and stuff on canvas for
(53:00):
Father's Day last year, and he keeps going, Dad, where
are you gonna hang that? And that's still not hung up.
I don't worry.
Speaker 2 (53:06):
We got a painting that Henny did Baby the Baby.
It's on the fridge and we haven't got an update
in three years. I'm like, does he paint anymore? I
mean this one kind of sucks.
Speaker 1 (53:14):
Yeah, it's weird, man, How stuff is it? It's just hard.
It's like you think you're gonna do it and then
you get busy. I'll do that tomorrow and then tomorrow
and the next thing you know, it's been two years.
Speaker 2 (53:24):
The baby will play Tristan in two K, the basketball
game on PlayStation boomer. Yeah, and so whoever wins of
them plays me. I guess Tristan beat the baby forty
to two. The baby scored at the very end. He
made a point that always feels good.
Speaker 1 (53:38):
Man.
Speaker 2 (53:38):
I was saying, how does he even do the controls
with his hands because he just has little pork fingers.
Speaker 1 (53:43):
Oh, he has a little vienna sausage. Yeah, yeah, that's weird.
I don't know. I don't know any think about video
games and controllers. I don't know what it looks like anymore,
but he was able to get two points up at
the very end. What do you play? Is it a PlayStation? In?
PlayStation five? Wait? Oh, it's PlayStation five. Yeah, we're on five.
Speaker 2 (54:02):
I used to play one in high school and I
got two maybe or one in middle school.
Speaker 1 (54:09):
Two in high school. Towards the end of high school.
What did Grand Theft Auto? Vice City come out on
whatever PlayStation that is? I bought it, and I bought
Vice City, played it for two and a half months,
then never went back. So I don't even know what
PlayStation that was. I thought that was five, but I
guess it wasn't. No, that was one. Okay, all right,
well we gotta go have a great weekend, guys. Enjoy it.
(54:31):
The Cubs of one nine in a row. What is that? Go?
Cubs Go, go, Cubs go, Hey, Chicago, what do you say?
The Cubs are gonna win today? Make sure we say bye?
All right, see you guys. A boy all the boat?
(54:54):
Oh man, dude, hey Mike, did you get the slide
on the boat?
Speaker 3 (55:00):
Uh?
Speaker 1 (55:00):
I got one of those where you're able to have
a bench seating so then you can kind of lay
back Oh, okay, is there a little mini trampoline just
in case you want to bounce a little bit? I
got one with cup holders.
Speaker 2 (55:13):
And then also it's kind of got like self guiding,
just in case we just want to, you know, anchor
down and just kind of chill out there at sea.
Speaker 1 (55:21):
Oh that's nice. Did you did you bring a cover
for it or is it just in the open?
Speaker 2 (55:26):
Yeah, you're gonna see the sun a little bit, so
maybe you could say that you were sun tanning while
you were in Nashville reporting.
Speaker 1 (55:33):
Say there was just a lot of outside reporting. Okay,
that sounds fun. Did you bring any sandwiches? Yeah? I packed.
I ended up packing a couple of ham Sammy's. Are
you cool with that?
Speaker 2 (55:43):
And then I got a couple I got obviously got
you the o'duels, And then for the big guy, I
got a rack of six claws.
Speaker 1 (55:52):
But you can't drink you're pregnant. Oh yeah, I forgot
about that. I'm doing the guy voice. Hey, but wait,
you should maybe have duels too. You got a game tomorrow.
We're on a four game losing streak. Just send me
another Spotify playlist