Never Let Your Spouse Make You A Drink

Is Pablo the Cat going to make it? Ray fills us in on the status of Pablo and all his health issues. The Crime Podcast is back with a look into the Colorado dentist who is accused of poisoning his wife by spiking her smoothies. Does Chris Beard deserve a ring if Texas wins it all? What did you think of the World Baseball Classic? 

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Man, it's tough seeing mom and dad get divorced. Coach,
that's the big show. You'll be okay talking about you two?
What what lunch? We're not getting there. I can't hear him.
He still has got those Arkansas nuts in his mouth.
Let's go, hey, do you want to borrow my hat?
I mean, still sounds like you got it in there?
And do you need to borrow my hat? He's choking

(00:22):
on it, choking on him. Do you need to borrow
the hat? Nope? Ray says he has the lock of
the century. That is what he came to me in
the hall and said, listen, dude, I have the biggest
lock in the history of our show. Today. He meant cock. No,
that was you in Arkansas. In your mouth, it's a
generation with your voice. Nothing is wrong with my voice.

(00:45):
What's wrong with his voice? Sounds a little awesome? Right,
something's up? Now? There's nothing up in my voice? Oh,
it's the Arkansas talk? Got it? Huh? That didn't make
any sense. It all started when a dumbass, not another dumbass.
I can barely hear it. It all started. Let it
dumbas met another dumbass, and they met another dumbass, and
they became the dumbass Tree of the End. Thanks Arnold

(01:07):
for helping me. Dumbass, What are you doing over there?
That's clay in Bucks. You guys do alive? Oh? The one, two,

(01:28):
three sore losers? What up everybody? I am Lunchbox. I
know the most about sports, so I'll give you the
sports facts, my sports opinions because I'm pretty much a
sports genus. What's up, everyone? I'm Eddie and I know
the least about sports, but I'm your average sports fan.
You're a sports watcher. I don't know the who's who's

(01:50):
and I don't know what's what. Y'all it sisson. Lunchbox said,
I have a generational bet coming up, and I do.
That's a deep tease. That's foreshadowing that in the Big
Show is what you call a seven B segment, Primetime Marquee,
Primetime Player, Biggest Game of the night, Big Wednesday. I'm
from the North Alpha male West side of Nashville with Bazer.

(02:12):
She lives with our cat there. She has and left
the apartment. She's been there about ninety nine percent of
the time in the past week, nursing our ninety nine
Oh she's nursing the cat, breastfeeding really sometimes when I
hold the cat, it looks like I'm breastfeeding it. Have
you ever tried that? Yeah, but no milk comes out
and he doesn't actually suck it. Also, I'm really hope

(02:34):
the cat survives because if not, you're gonna take your
cameo price down. Cats. Yeah, because the cat is in it,
and that's an added bonus. If the cat's not in it,
cameo price has to come down. Bro. I saw you
do a cameo the other day. Yeah, in the studio.
Have you seen his birthday hat? Yeah? It's obnoxious. No, no, no,
it's like faded and got stains all over it. Like,

(02:57):
how old is that? Dude? That hat's a year old.
It's only a year old where it's been in the closet.
It just stays in the closet and it comes out
for birthday celebrations on cameo. And that's one of your
kids snuck in the closet on it. My kids can't
reach it. It's way up there. They don't know how
to get it. And I don't know what that discoloration is.
I don't know. You said way up there like a

(03:19):
kid it's way up there. That's how you talk to
your kids. Oh, no, that it's just it's way up
on the shelf. Like they can't used to be vibrant,
Like those colors popped. Dude, it looks like somebody took
a dump on it. I know, I've thought about reinvesting
and getting a new one, but I'm like, how did
it fade so fast? Maybe that's just what those party
hats do? And I mean other cameo people that people

(03:41):
that are four hundred, five hundred dollars the celebs lunch
is a celeb on the radio, do they throw on
a party hat? No, this guy's got a regular circus
on it. No. They literally sit there at a table
and they just read it. This is that? Oh they
absolutely done. So I watched some of them and I'm like, God,

(04:01):
that is so terrible. Someone paid two hundred dollars for
that crap, like the one you got for your wife?
How much was it? It was? It was twenty four
hour turnaround, one hundred and seventy five. James Kennaday, he's
an it guy right now, but was he was it
a good cameo where you sat like? Did he put
energy and effort into it or did he literally just
read the screen? It was freaking awesome. He said he

(04:23):
loved her. He said she's a legend. Is that what
you said in the screen? That said none of that?
I said, you gotta say Rockuell is trash, which he
didn't do, but no big deal. And then I said,
she's all up on the drama. So he talked a
little bit about vander Pump, but towards the end he
kind of lost focused. He was in the damn airport
recording it. Yeah, how do you think it's gonna He
did a great job for the location, but I would

(04:45):
have preferred he was sitting at his house focused it was.
I would give it a B plus. How long was
it a minute? Ten? Oh? You paid one hundred and
seventy five for a minute ten? Well, what else is
supposed to talk about? Like that sounds long enough. That
seems quick. I would have liked a little bit of
talk about the drama. But you don't want him to
be ten minutes five minutes. Where's the happy medium? I

(05:05):
think about two and a half to three minutes is
where it's like really good, Like it feels like they
took time and effort. Whereas if you don't take time
and effort, what are you talking about? You do it
and you send it like it took you. If you
you do it three minute video, it took you three minutes.
What kind of time and effort is that? Like? Oneoy
was at the airport, one million was a video one
tenth it took him one ten ton, But I feel

(05:27):
like one ten he doesn't like he can just read
the screen for one ten. He hasn't shows no personality.
It doesn't take any effort whatsoever to come pay and
yours is. What's up? Everyone? It's me lunchbog Race. It's
over here. I saw you in the studio. No, so,
I literally went around him. This is Ray's board. He
pushes these buttons. Amy's mike right here into that mic. Well,

(05:52):
mic in my butt. No wonder it takes you four minutes.
I farted on the mic. No, it's not. But whatever it's,
it is what it is. I'm just glad. Pablo's okay.
I don't want you to have to lower your price,
thank you. No, I raised it. I raised I put
it in the same price as you. No, you need
to raise it because I was looking up these other people. Dude,
there's a boat captain. He's not fit. He rides one

(06:14):
sailboat in the that's actually a cruise ship in the Caribbean.
Charges three hundred dollars. I'm charging twenty nine. Lunch is
charging fifty. Yeah, that's what I decided. I got at
least you need. When I first started fifty at fifteen
dollars because I was like, I don't know, this is
no one's gonna do this crap. But I did fifteen
dollars and people are doing I'm like, I'm way too cheap,
but this is stupid, Like fifteen dollars. I gotta get more.

(06:37):
You need to charge more. Since Pablo's alive, Well, we
got to phrase it. I don't know how much longer
we're gonna have. Well, we're getting hit up. People want
the final moments, but they're not gonna be able to
hold Pablo in the video because you can't pick him
up because a broken back, because they're gonna lay down
the floor with him. But does Pablo mew in the
videos or anything? Oh yeah, now he's just like oh
the whole video, he's him dame. He's got his cast

(07:00):
and his crutches. Book I'm getting the video. My father
in law keeps telling you need to raise your price,
you need to raise your price. I think you can
get more than that. Yeah, I would say raise yours
because I need to be at fifty. You need to
be bumped. I'm telling you looking at some of these
other people, Lisa van Vanderpump, you want twenty four hour
turnaround five hundred dollars. But okay, so let's think about
this though. Who pays five hundred dollars some two minute videos?

(07:22):
That's what I'm saying. Who does? But why even why
even have that page? If you're her? Why because you
don't want to do them? But if someone's willing to
pay five hundred, you just do it. Like you said,
two minutes of your time, thirty seconds. I bet you
hers for thirty seconds. Thank you, man. I can't believe
she cares about five hundred dollars. She has restaurants, she's
a restaurant tour. Everyone cares about five hundred dollars. Not

(07:43):
everybody is he talking about? You're telling me if Elon,
who's the Jeff Bezos. You're telling me if Bezes walking
on the street and he sees a five hundred dollars,
five hundred dollars right there inside wall. He wouldn't stop
picking it up. Then why in Jeff Bezos on cameo.
No, no no, no, he's not gonna work for five hundred.
But that's what I mean. But he would bend over.

(08:03):
I would bend over five hundred everybody, but not everybody
wants to work for that five hundred because they have
She's not working, she's saying something for two minutes. That's
what this is. Where your father in law's wrong. Like, look,
how much effort is this for you to do cameos? Oh?
I think it's not too much effort, but it's fun.
You gotta be you gotta be a little bit creative,

(08:25):
right right, But how much effort? It's two minutes, three
minutes worth of effort. Yeah, so that's easy money. If
you start charging two hundred dollars for this, like, you're
gonna not everyone's gonna want a cameo from you, and
you're probably only do it twice a month. Let me
say this, Let that say marinate for you. What I
realized on cameo when I was looking for people for

(08:46):
Bezer because I wanted to be a congratulations on five
years cancer free. You're why didn't you book me? Coach?
I would have texted you and said do a video
for me. No, you would have just like done it
to her. What I realized is everybody on Cameo, don't
tell right that needs the money. There's different degrees in levels.
Everybody on Cameo needs the money. Correct because the A

(09:06):
list Vander Pump rules. People ain't on there because they're
making millions. They're making five million, they have five million
Instagram followers, they're doing ads and stuff. James Kennedy a
little bit onto the blet. You guys don't need the money.
That's not right. You guys don't need it. You coant
the money. No, I am not at the point where
I don't need money. Like I am not at the
point where I can just like I if I don't

(09:28):
work like this, extra income pays for things. That's That's
what I'm saying. If this, if this job ending, what
have you bought with Cameo money? Ray uh? A big beer?
Eats food? No, I mean it's extra income. Guys, you
don't need this money. But but here's the deal. If

(09:51):
this shut podcast drives up, it's we've already lost one
which I think I'm gonna start doing cameos once I
leave the podcast. We're two people away from better not
why you don't have time. I do have two minutes.
So with the cameo is what I'm saying that that
goes away, the podcast goes away, maybe the Bobby Bones
show goes away. I probably have six months of income

(10:13):
that I could live off of, and that would be
like cold beans because I could basically only pay rent.
So I I need the money they'rein. I need the money, Okay,
and my wife would have to be hammering away at
our Excel spreadsheets for the bonus. But but you have
those other jobs therefore you don't need the money. But

(10:33):
but we always cook. If everyone lost their job today,
you would need more money. You know what, America? Could
you lose more money right now? I can use it absolutely,
that's the way to phrase it. Yes, I could use
more money. Do I need more money now? Because because
in America we all in other countries they always think
of oh, the future, the America is amazing. In America,
we think that same way. It's awesome. Yeah, what happens

(10:57):
if s hits the fan? Nobody in America ever thinks about.
That's what you worry about everything. That's why I do, Cammy,
that's why you stress out. I don't stress what if
my car gets told? But I do know in this building,
nobody looks at what if as hits the fan? And
it could. And right now I have no fallback. I
actually probably should start looking for having because I had
a cousin who did roofing. He doesn't live here anymore,
so that side didn't come. Oh he moved off the

(11:19):
golf course. I think he's in Florida now. Oh no,
So it's just like I don't have any I don't
have a fallback. I would probably move back to Michigan, Cammy, O.
The guy at the pizza place doesn't live anymore. No,
I think they're in Florida. That's that's why we I
look at athletes when they're they're negotiating contracts. Yeah, and
it's like, oh, you know, he turned down two hundred
and twenty five million over eight years. He wants two

(11:40):
hundred and fifty million, And you're thinking yourself, what the
hell is twenty five million when you're that rich? What
difference does it make? It does? It's million million, and
it's all relative too. I mean that everybody's jealous of everybody.
You think, oh man, why would an NBA player be jealous?
It happens. It happens at every level, every level. Like

(12:01):
in that locker room, they're looking at freaking Daniel Jones
and they're like, they're paying him forty million, and say
Quan only gets ten million. That's crazy. You want to
know people that know how much a guy makes go
into the locker room. I bet they know how much
each person makes. I hate that though, really it sucks
in that in that industry, everyone knows what everyone is.
Why do you think they fight? Like, do you know

(12:22):
what's randomosity? I have no idea. I have no idea
what you make, right, I have no idea what My
wife had no idea what I make until we got married.
Well that's good, Okay, you got that way you want.
You want to marry her for the right reasons, but
there's just no reason in this country. You imagine if
when we signed our contract it came out in the
freaking news. Oh Eddie signs a three year deal with

(12:45):
freaking iHeartMedia for blah blah blah blah six hundred thousand
a year. Well, then we'd have leverage and negotiating. True,
we would, and that's why, honestly, and this is it's
crazy to say this. We should talk about it. We
should actually sit down and talk about it, because when
you're going to talk about a contract, you should know
because the higher ups here they don't want you to know,

(13:08):
because they don't want you to know what we make
because they don't want you to be able to go, well, actually,
Eddie's making this much, so I should also be making
that much. Do you know what, coach? You're right? I mean,
it's just say, hey, how much are you making? I'm
gonna tell you on this podcast. Not let's sit and
talk about it. Now. We can sit and talk about it,
but we ain't gonna talk about it with freaking sore
losers nation. Hey let me say this real quick though. Um.

(13:29):
The one time I learned when you should never talk
about how much you make was at Texas State when
I was in college boys. I was signed up to
be a public address anounce and I was making twenty
dollars an hour. That's how they paid me. Sometimes if
it was two games, you know, you get maybe a
couple hundreds or something. So I was getting what would
I say, twenty dollars an hour. So sometimes with the
volleyball it would be a tournament or whatever, so I

(13:49):
was twenty dollars an hour. Well, they screwed up and
then I started working facilities because there wasn't that many events,
cleaning the gym floor, sure, and they kept me at
twenty dollars an hour. From my public address announcement, so lunch,
get this. I go up to one of my coworkers
and they were complaining. I said, dude, this is the
best job in town. He goes, what are you talking about?
We're making seven fifty an hour and I go what.

(14:12):
I was like, I just got here. I've been making
twenty an hour, dude. From that point on, I get
sat down in the office. They had overpaid me four
hundred dollars. I got to keep it, luckily, but then
they dropped me down to seven to fifty. If I
would have never opened my stupid mouth, I'd been making
twenty dollars putting up folding chairs at a basketball game.
Wow an hour. Back then, that was good. I don't
know what it was huge. Yeah, It's sort of like

(14:34):
when I was a cart guy at Sam's. I started
out at ten dollars an hour, and some of those
guys had been there for a year, year and a
half and they were only making eight fifty because they
had started it at seven dollars. They've gotten raises, but
and so I'm just they're like, how much are you making? All?
You know, I'm just making per hour. I just wouldn't
tell them because you don't want to tell I'm making

(14:54):
ten bucks anw because they're talking about they're making eighty fifty.
It's like, oh, I just started, I'm making more news.
So should we sit and talk about this? Then we
might want to use your contract coming up? No, I
don't think so one more year, so you don't need it,
don't you know? So? Hey, hey, Ray, let me ask
you this. I'm gonna slide over a pen and a
piece of paper. You said that you didn't tell your
wife how much you made before you got married. Correct,

(15:16):
After you guys got married and you disclosed how much
money you make, did she want to leave? No? No, no no,
you don't. You didn't see the conversation of the authors.
She's like, do you take Ray to be your husband?
How much do you make? And he said, I do?
They whispered under their breath. Was she shocked? Bub No,
just because I think that's also when I was putting money.

(15:39):
I was still gambling. Oh see, so that was really low.
Oh man, yeah, I don't know. No, no, continue, no, no,
here's just such a good gamb where you were. You
were hitting seventy percent. Definitely you were making money. Do
you want a sad gambling story. No? Oh yeah, sad
gambling us personal. This is very personal. But it's not
me because I don't have any exciting amounts. We do
thirty dollars per week. It's just justin depression. Cell. My buddy,

(16:02):
Danny and Billy, their best friends were all Folly Austin.
Danny lives in Florida, correct, Danny. Danny did it to
Danny did a two hundred dollars bet. Okay, oh boy.
And I'm not gonna go over the teams. But it
was Michigan State, it was Miami. It was the Miami
Heat minus ten. Well you have to go over the teams.
Go ahead. Well that was three of them. Now I'm
trying to think of the other two. I always delete

(16:24):
the messages when I get them. So he won forty
eight hundred dollars. He bet two hundred dollars and won
forty eight hundred dollars on Sunday night. And the last
thing he asked me, he said, can I should I
cash out for two thousand? It was the Miami game,
and I go, dude, Miami looks like s I said,
they're playing Indiana indian as two NBA guys Tray Saxon
Jackson and Race Thompson. I said, be careful, I would

(16:45):
cash out. Well, my smash cut Miami wins. He didn't
listen to me, not only one blew them out, so
he won forty eight hundred dollars. Woke up in the morning,
I told you guys, eat my ass forty eight hundred dollars.
You guys were all wrong, thanks for not helping me,
blah blah. And I said, hell yeah, dude, Hell yeah,
that's my boy. He hits us up. Two days later,

(17:08):
down to my last bet. I'm on tilt. He made
a twenty four hundred dollars bet on the Sacramento Kings
to beat Boston last night. They lost and got absolutely
sodomized by about twenty five points, so he wasn't even close.
And he said, I lost everything, And I said, you
blew through forty eight hundred dollars in three days, and

(17:29):
Billy goes, yeah, it was it just one other bet.
Please tell us you were you white girl wasted and
he goes, yes, I'm pissed I lost it all. And
then I said, the sad thing is you started at
two hundred dollars, came to America, built a fucking empire
in three hours gambling, and then you demolished it by choice.

(17:50):
That is what Yeah. Yeah, always talked like that because
it's so funny. Any story you hear, like, if you
want shark, take everybody on there. My parents came to
America with twenty dollars in their pocket. Yeah, it's never
they had two thousand dollars in their pocket. It's never

(18:10):
they had one hundred dollars. Every single person is because dollars.
Why is it? How is it that everybody only has
twenty dollars? Rock only had six and he named his
company after It's six dollars and twenty three cents or something.
Are people still coming to America? Like? Are they? Because
there's no you had to have more than twenty one.
I'd go to kids because it has to be expensive.
It has to get like you know, inflation, inflation. They

(18:32):
have to be like, yeah, man, like you said that
I came with twelve hundred dollars and eighty eight cents
in my pocket. That's more believable things twenty dollars in
your pocket? Where did you live? Ah, you can do
Lunch's coin challenge and find a dollar. I want to
tell you, guys, I mean it's I watched those stories
in the mind. I don't know if I believe you.
I don't know if I believe you. But when we

(18:53):
come back, Ray's gonna give us I gotta bet for
you guys to look at, and then Ray is gonna
give you the Lock of the Century right after this.
So I don't know where you can find this. I
don't know. I couldn't find futures on our little Draftking NFL.
So and here's what I'll tell you. It's a little secret.

(19:14):
You can still go to these websites without having an
account and they'll show you futures. They don't have to
have accounts. Okay, can you can you look up something
for me? Because I want to go and take a
flyer on two things and they're both on the same team.
But I want to bet the Detroit Lions to win
the NFC North because Aaron Rodgers is going to be

(19:37):
traded the Bears. Who knows what the hell Justin Fields
and the Bears are gonna be The Vikings can't be
as good as they were last year because they won
so many miraculous games, so they're gonna have a little
bit of a regression. The Lions were knocking on the playoffs,
they were knocking on the door, so they're right there
in the division. So I want to take the Detroit
Lions to win the NFC North. It is they're the

(20:01):
favorite over the Vikings. So you get it's whatever eight
dash five, so you get a little over your money. Wow. Okay, now,
oh you found it on there. Okay, I'm not very
good at that. Now I want to bet the Detroit
Lions to win the NFC. Okay, tell me what that is.

(20:21):
That's my little two flyers. I didn't realize they'd be
the favorites in the NFC North. I thought the Vikings
would be NFC champions. Lions twelve times your money. There
you go here. That's a little bit of a flyer
that I think you can sprinkle a little bit of
money right there, and boom, have some fun sprinkling a
little bit of money. That sounds like drugs because we
with our cat, we've been drugging him. You sprinkle it

(20:43):
on his food a little really yeah, sleep medication. You
need to sprinkle it all. That's sort of like the
did you see the guys Crime music? Crime music? The
crime podcast is bad. No, they're selling all their living
room stuff. Diff Oh well, we need to ray. I
need an update on the Murdoch because now that the

(21:04):
kid that you said waster no, no, no no, his friend,
Buster's friend, the one that had died under mysterious circumstances
right by the Murdoch land, the gay guy. They have
now ruled it a murder. Yes, but no. A dentist
in Colorado has been arrest the music somebody sabotaging us

(21:26):
because the clip got deleted. It got out that we're
trying to do us a crime podcast. There. It is
a dentist in Colorado arrested for murdering his wife by
poisoning her smoothies, mother of six. They've been married for
over twenty years. He was having an affair, mother of six,

(21:49):
and he was making her smoothies, and she kept complaining
that they didn't taste well, and he was like, no,
I didn't do anything different, No, suck it down. Wait
wait wait, he was his prote her protein shakes with
arsenic and cyanide. Yeah, but was this a slow burn? Yes,
he did it over a few weeks, so you don't
So if you take cyanide, then you don't have to

(22:12):
die immediately small amounts. Yes, Well, she didn't know, and
she was sitting herself when there was blood coming from
her school. She's she kept sucking down the smoothies. I
would change. I would go from Smoothie King to Jamba Juice. Hey,
I'm gonna swing by Starbucks because I won't be at
the toilet all day. Honey, please don't make me another smoothie.

(22:33):
I'm going somewhere else. It's really sweet and all. Yeah,
but and you would know too, like this mother hasn't
made me a smoothie in twenty years, and all of
a sudden, he's making my smoothies for me. And also,
what are you put in these smoothies? Dragon fruit? The
hell is it that makes me? Fuck? These smoothies are smoothies?

(22:54):
Are I don't know who does smoothies. You know how
much that is in your stomach, how much fruits and
uggers and all that going on. Smoothies aren't great for
the body cut. You're missing the point. You're supposed to
slowly suck on a banana. If you're gonna suck it off,
it's got to be thirty minutes. You can't do a
smoothie where it's five minutes. You suck on a banana
for thirty minutes. Slowly, take a bite, watch the game

(23:16):
a little bit, Take another bite, get some coffee, take
another bite. See if Pablo went the bathroom like He
texted his wife, are you nauseous? And she said no,
I feel drugged, he replied, given our history, I know
that must be triggering. Just for the record, I didn't
drug you. I am super worried, though you looked really
pale before you left. Whoa, whoa? What was the history history?

(23:39):
I know ten years ago, I try to drug you
if anybody texts you. Given our history, Cause for concern
searches on his computer. How many grams of pure arsenic
will kill a human? Sore Losers podcast? Is arsenic detectable
in an autopsy? When will Eddie be leaving the podcast
Top five undetectable poisons that show no signs of foul play,

(24:01):
How to make poison, Lunchbox Gay, and the Top ten
deadliest plants they can kill you. Did Lunchbox really cheat
on his way? Here's the text between him and the
wife that drink. You gave me taste weird. Good to know.
I won't drink one. He said. It wasn't bad necessarily,
it just had kind of a very faint, subtle, chalky aftertaste.

(24:24):
That'd be the arsenic. That would be what's trying to
kill you. And she drank it for two weeks. Yeah,
and then she said, thank you for taking care of me.
Of course, don't forget. You still have caffeinated crystal light
if you want it, or if you want them fresh
with ice, I can make some and bring it to you. No,
this is good. I have a sandwich coming, so that
will be perfect. My mouth tastes like medicine. Doc just
signed off and is getting my paperwork together. If she

(24:45):
gets done soon, I'll have Bella get me. If not,
can you come at three or should I call Renee?
I should be able to do it, let's say three
or later. It's Okay, if you can't, there are plenty
of people who can come get me. I just like
you best. Thanks. I like you too, Love you, girl.
I'll make you another killer smoothie tomorrow killer. Wow, this
smoothie killer. Oh my gosh, man, that's terrible. I'm planning

(25:08):
on coming home, he tells her. I'm planning on coming
home to eat lunch with you, though, I'll need to
ask you want what you want? If you're hungering, you
want me to bring you something? And she goes and
he said, I can't wait to make love to you.
She goes, well, I'm feeling nauseous and I gotta stop
throwing up. He goes, Oh, you'll be good by the
time I get home. Man, you really made this smoothie fast.
You murdered it. What in the world? Oh? Yeah, thank you.

(25:33):
She was in the hospital on March ninth. Ninth. Baby,
You've got to stop scaring me like this. I love
you so much and I'm not used to all this excitement.
What in the world what's he talking about? Hey, time
for bed exercise. How about let's make sure I don't
feel like committing committing vomiting. She says, Okay, vomiting, not committing.
I'll work on it. Like he is texting her and

(25:54):
she's puking her brains out, and he's like he's making
sure she's sick still from the poison. Right, this is crazy.
She goes, I'm dying for another smoothie. What's that you're oape?
You want another one? So how well? How long from
the purse poison to the last? Like Timeline a week
and a half, she was dying for a week and

(26:17):
a half. He got the I think he got the
poison in the mail on March sixth. Dude, every one
of these shows of My chick watches on ID channel
or about that a guy makes the girl drink he
makes or a girl makes the guy the office every
day and they slowly killed the part. So girls, listen up.
That's a red flag. If they're cooking for you, making
sure you got a smoothie, making your coffee, all of

(26:37):
a sudden, they're trying to kill you. That's why I
always go to sonic. She started feeling unwell under drinking
a shake on March sixth. Over the next ten days,
she visited the hospital three times, complaining of nausea and
not on dizzyness. Did they detect the poison? It's undetectable,
That's what he googled, and doctors couldn't determine what was

(26:57):
causing her illness. On March fifteen, her brother took her
to the hospital again. She had a seizure and soon
afterwards lost brain function. Coach, could that have been your
food poisoning? Craigs, Hey, the husband's that's trying to kill
each other. The husband's mistress and Orthodoniston, Texas flew to
Colorado to be with him between March eighth to tenth
while his wife was in the hospital. Yeah, it's crazy, man,

(27:21):
Good god. You know the solution. Say you cheat on
your wife and you've got a girlfriend on the other
side of the country. You want to know a solution, divorce,
not killing your wife. Disturbing text messages contained within his
arrest affidated Affidavid revealed he'd once drugged his wife before,
and that she was suspicious of him as her health

(27:42):
began to deteriorate. That is nuts And let me wait,
who the hell you drug me once? I'm out? No? No,
no drug me once. Shame on you, drug me twice,
Shame on me, drug me three times? Shame on us.
Three drugged me four times? I'm dead. That's who If

(28:04):
if your wife drugs you and you find out about it,
you staying with the giving our history. I'll give her
a second chance. But she's not cooking for me. Bay
has drugs you? You going back to her? How did
they find out? No, obviously not. If she drugged you
one time, was it accidentally or did she Maybe maybe

(28:27):
she wanted to give you a little bit of ecstasy
because there's ingredients you can Hey, what if she want
to put a little X in yours? Maybe she want
to give you some marijuana brownies on it. Then every
wife is drugging their husbands because food makes you sleepy,
or there's this food that gives you energy, or there's
all kinds of stuff food can do to you. Does
your wife ever come to you and say some foods

(28:48):
an aphrodisiac? That's true? Snails? Do you want oysters? You
see a chicken an oyster shucker sucking down an oyster
round her because she's ready to bang. I am just
saying that is unbelievable. But have you ever said like,
I don't want to drink today and your wife says,
come on, here, here's a drink. Now she has it.

(29:11):
We don't the smoothie thing. I'm telling you, you're no, no, no,
an alcoholic drink. Alcoholic drink would be a great way
to do it. But I wonder if it reacts because
I bet it would shoot up her. I don't know,
I'm the glass onion. There was no reaction. Why are
you doing that? That doesn't tell anything? That doesn't anything
I watch. I watched that stupid ass, so did I.

(29:32):
And let me tell you, guys were right. It was
dumb as hell. Thank you? Like the first time, why
do you here? Are you ready to get to on
the ship? I don't know why I'm here? And has
a country? Come on? Now? Then we're then we get
on this and then go the whole time. I said,
what am I watching? What is going? The first half

(29:52):
of it was decent and then it just got so outrageous.
I was like, good grief, this is dumb. And the
guy's playing red hot chili peppers and the guitar. That's
just filmmakers thinking they're deeper than you and then they
can get away with that. But we're calling him out.
Have you all started Ted Lasso Season one? Three? Oh,
it's Is this the last season or is this season four?

(30:15):
I think it's the last season? Is this season? This
is the most recent season? Okay, I just didn't know
if it was three or four. No, I haven't started okay,
have you No? But it started Wednesday and they come
out every Wednesday, So today's a second episode. I will
let it build up. I'm in on Survivor in the
Challenge World Championship. Goods when I'm on, are you ready
for a once in a generation beat? Yes? Hold on,

(30:37):
let me log into my draft games after the break. Hell,
I'll do it, coach, I'll do it. Go all right here?
It is? What did stool president A Dave Portnoy? What
did he say when he did that bet? Legacy beats?

(30:57):
All right? So good? I didn't want to be calling
it the same thing. He made a huge bet. He
bet FDU and the money line and they won, so
he won forty thousand, and he called it a legacy bet.
So that was your legacy there, I guess is a one.
I'm renaming it so I don't want to use the
same stuff as him. This is a generational bet. This
is gonna set up your family for generations. Okay, how

(31:18):
much money do I need college basketball? I'm talking all
your accounts. What do you guys got in their ten
twenty thirty? Some of our people in Texas got their
Bovada accounts with two hundred people. I'm telling you, I
got to stop the music. This is a generational bet.
Princeton plays a team called Creton. I can't do it, dude,

(31:40):
I don't. I can't tell you, guys, how many times
I watched FS one. I can't do it. Big East
Basketball create and they're flying, they're shooting, they do this,
they do that. Princeton absolutely sodomized Arizona and they get
ten points. I can't do it. Plus ten Princeton against
Crate and and look it out, rayad to look it up.

(32:03):
Look it up. A generational bad. I think you're I
think you forgot. I think you forgot about Cockburger, the
big guy, the big white guy for freaking Craton is
so good. I don't think Princeton's gonna be able to
handle Cockburger. Cock Burger is his name, Cockburger Lunch. But
we got cock, we got Cockburger. We got a guy

(32:27):
named Dick. You name on the tournament for it's a hard,
down down. Abby keeps asking me too if I would
make her his shirt that says big Dick energy. Arnold,
you hear that, Hey, Dick sucks, sucks Dick, Arnold, you
got little Dick energy. My question for you is who

(32:54):
you and Ray? If Texas wins it all? Do they
give Chris Beard a ring? What the no? Why? Because
he doesn't play for the team, he then coach the team.
I gotta watch Texas again, but I don't believe they're winning.
No, no no, no, no, no, no, that's not the question.
The question is he he was the coach for the

(33:15):
first ten games of the season, and he recruited these guys. Well,
they give you a ring because you partied on sixth straight. No,
you did party on six That's the past, this is
the now. If they win it all, do you think
in his heart he feels like a national championship coach?
What do you think I think he does? LONGO? Is
that three months? Yeah? You know what goes on in

(33:35):
that amount of time. He's he already has a new job.
And saying do you think he gets a ring? I
think it would just be awkward to give him a ring.
I think he recruited these guys. I think it's weird.
I don't think he gets a ring, but I think
deep down he thinks I'm the national champee. I put
together a national championship team. If they don't give him
a ring, that's a slap in the face. That's a

(33:55):
bad beat. Sorry the pun if they don't. I just
I just very interest dumb as I very I was
just thinking about that. I'm like, damn, Texas slapping the
faces they don't punch. I just found it crazy that
they could win a national title after getting rid of

(34:17):
their coach mid season. That's wild to me, and that
coach has to be sitting there going damn, I could
have been in the sweet sixteen right now on the
verge of a final four. That's wild. Did you see
that on Sports Center? And you're just repeating it? Look
behind you regard there. I don't think many things are
talking about Chris Beard in his connection to Texas still
because he has an old miss job. He already has

(34:38):
a new job. Good point. I just really thought of
it when I was driving the car the other day. Coach,
I love you, but I'm not gonna bet that, all right,
I'm not doing it would you are you gonna bet
my Lions to win the NFC? Not doing that either,
And also that one won't pay out until January. Yeah,
because I need money. I hope you have a year
left in your life, because that's how I want to

(34:59):
I want money, coach, Coach, what if one of us
dies before the bet pays out. That's the problem with
those future bets. What does happen then? You guys didn't
give me your passket? Hey getting the money? Hey, make
sure you bring the face I need to my funeral
so you can do that, and zapp been and get in.
Why do you think they love futures bets? Most people
forget about him, lose the ticket, die, move to a

(35:19):
different stuff. I don't think you lose the ticket anymore
because most of its online. Correct Coach. That's a great point.
So if Ray dies and he hits this bet, he's
got ten grand in his account. He's got he's got,
He's got the Sons and the Who's the Best Bruins
to win the Hockey got it all someone else do?
And the Yankees to win Baseball and all three happens.
He wins ten grand, but he dies and no one

(35:42):
can get into his draft kings, but it has facial recognition.
Can we get his phone, go to the funeral, put
the phone in front of his dead face and unlock
the app. But I don't know. He's gonna have a
lot of makeup on. He's gonna be embalmed. I don't know.
I don't know if it'll recognize him, be like not recognized,
not recogniz and then it'll be like fingerprint. You'll get
his finger and breaks off. Oh god, I broke his finger.

(36:05):
With Vegas and having print out tickets. I don't know
the stats on it, but I bet there are a
ton of lost tickets because I would go to South
Beach's house when he lived in LA he would drive
to Vegas. On his fridge. He would have thirty to
forty different betting tickets. You're tell me not. One time
one of them fell off and got went into the
trash can, blew out the window, just fell and blew
into the hallway. He didn't lose one. I bet there's

(36:27):
a high percentage of tickets to just get lost, dude.
When I was there in October for Bat Out of Hell,
my big acting thing, I found a betting slip for
NFL right there on the ground. Four game parlay. He
had bet one hundred dollars checkmate to win like twenty
seven hundred, some outrageous amount of money. He hit all

(36:51):
four games, and I was like, oh my god, what
do I do with this? Cashed it in and I
went to the sports book and I was like, hey,
let's say I find a ticket on the ground. I
didn't pay for it, but it's a winner. And they said,
you can get in serious trouble for that. How I

(37:11):
don't know. If I found a hundred dollars and I
put in my pocket, I'm not gonna get in serious
trouble for If it's a massive amount of money, they
will find you because you're on camera. That guy was
on camera. If it's one hundred two hundred, they don't
give a rip. If you found a thousand dollars on
the on the ground and you're on camera and you
pick it up and put in your pocket, you're in trouble.
They don't really. Probably, it's that's a great question. It's

(37:32):
the same thing with police. I learned it. If somebody
gets hit, they investate a little bit more. If nobody
gets shot, they don't give a rip. You got to
basically do the investigation on your own. So it's just
like that, if it's a thousand, who cares two thousand? Huh,
Now we're certain to think ten thousand. All right, let's
pull the tape and review this. Somebody's gonna get in trouble.
I so I because I did it. I found it

(37:52):
at Bally's. So I asked the sports book Great Paris,
because I didn't want to be the same sort of
course not and they're like, you can get serious trouble.
You're chasing like b marsh and so I walked over
to the Valleys and I said, oh man, I found
this ticket. They're like, oh good, he filed a report
on it. So I would have tried to cash it,

(38:12):
You're gonna jail. I would have been in deep shit.
I don't think so, because they had because I really
don't think so. Either. Well, they made it out I
gotta have been in trouble because they were like, he's
filed it. He filed a report on this ticket. Okay,
well you lost it, dumbass. So what I could say
finders keepers, losers, weepers. It has to be you're gonna

(38:32):
have a picture, You're not stealing if you find something
on natural on neutral ground. There's a picture at Ballets
of gibbles. Have you seen this guy the same Kansas sweatshirt?
Rude because we're looking for this man. Ah yeah, yeah,

(38:52):
a sighter in his head. He was drinking at eleven am,
had a sighter. You love beat Kansas multiple times that day.
All right, all right, we'll take a break and he's
gotta go. I gotta go, you guys and keep one. Yeah,
we're gonna go for a couple more minutes. All right,
I love you guys. Hey, who's gonna buzz out? You

(39:18):
got this? Raya? Hey? Can Arnold do it? It's confusing
when he does his play by play because he's played
by play involves that so people think the episode ended. Oh,
it's just confusing. Let Arnold do it. Yeah, Abby said
you have a little dick energy. She's asked me three times. Hey,

(39:38):
can you and your wife make me a big dick
energy shirt with your Rainbay designs? Do it? Okay, I'm
out of the computer designing a dick. No, No, you
don't have to. You don't have to draw such a
vulgar you just put the words on it. You don't
put the actual symbol. And you realize that with our business,
you have to google stuff and I google that. Can
you imagine the search history? Well, I mean, you're not

(40:00):
gonna get in trouble. You're your own boss, so you
can search whatever you want on your business computer home.
They ever pull the files and that reminds me. Dude,
text messages, you were just reading all those about the
wife and husband. Yeah, dude, cops, I'm telling you people
right now, if you're thinking about committing a crime, your
cell phone tells police so much more than you think
it does. It records every message. It doesn't matter if

(40:20):
you delete them. Those can all be pulled up. Right.
You're search at your history. I mean you're googling how
much cyanide kills a person, and then you order cyanide
off the internet. Like, you have to be smarter than that.
And even if you don't have one of those fitness trackers,
you know your phone is tracking how many steps you take.
It knows when you're more active. If you have an iPhone,

(40:41):
it doesn't even matter if you have an app or anything.
I mean, you want to hear a funny story about
the iPhone. My sister she went camping. I mean, I
guess they'd rented a what do you call a camper
thing lamping? No, they didn't rent a cabin, but they
had a camper. Yeah. And they went for a hike
and she was carrying one of her four year olds
and she slipped forward. Boom, and she fell so hard.

(41:02):
Her Apple watch went off and said, we have recorded
a fall. Do we need to call authorities? Dang? But
she said no, no, no, no, I'm okay. And she
has a big her whole front of her leg is
all bruised and beat up. How's the kid? Kid's fine?
She was able to protect the kid in the fall
because she is a hero. Yeah, and it knows with
car accidents and stuff like that. But what I learned

(41:23):
with the murder trial, if your phone turns this is
called changing an orientation. If you just do this with
your phone, it changed orientation and it records that. Dude.
These things tell everything, and they can pull it because
they the police have the authority on star anything. If
your vehicle's connected with with wireless, no, but if you

(41:44):
have it in your vehicle, apparently they still record everything. Man.
I bet maybe the murdock that's how he got busted.
It recorded everything he did. So do you think Buster
is involved in this kid's murder? Family? They said Buster
was hooking up with Stephen Smith. Steven Smith died six
years ago and nothing ever came of it. And now
his body's been exhumed and they say that it's gonna

(42:07):
be a case. Now I just can't believe. But I
don't know how they How do they How do you
look at evidence ten years down the road? Great question?
How do you pull a body out that after ten
years or six years you say it's gonna be decomposed? Right?
They pulled it out as a grave. They're they're thinking
about it, they're talking about it. They're talking about to

(42:29):
really investigate, because then you could see the bones if
he was hit by a baseball bat, Because before they
said it was a vehicle, you could tell if there
was blunt force trauma to the head. Maybe later on
down the road, six years later, you can still tell
that that's insane if you can. I don't understand all that.
Like it's so, I don't know much about the case
because I just saw the headline that they have now
determined it is a murder. They have said it's a murder, homicide,

(42:52):
whatever you want to call it, and they're gonna the
investigation is open. But the cops were so crooked at
that time they just closed the case because the murder
controlled everything. That's insane. And now they're going back because
of you know, when they raised they raised eighty thousand dollars.
So now that I guess you give it to SLED,
the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division and then they're able

(43:13):
to investigate, use the resources to it. And so Buster
could be going to jail or they said, maybe Alec
ends up taking a fall and saying he was involved
in some way or something. But they had said what
allegedly is that he wasn't. His shoes were still on,
So he wasn't hit by a car. Nine times out
of ten if you're hip, ninety nine times out of
one hundred, if you're hit by a car, your shoes

(43:34):
fly off. His shoes never flew off. And so what
they're saying is that he was somebody came by on
the road, hit him with a baseball bat, killed him,
and then pulled off. Wow, and they did it because
he was in a relationship with Buster. It is all alleged.
But and then sled gets involved in law enforcement, and
they said that he just got hit in the middle
of the road by a car, and nothing matched the

(43:56):
way his body was facing, how he was laying out.
He said, it didn't seem as if it was a
hit and run at all, but it was somebody trying
to kill him. So his family, Buster's family was mad
that they were hooking up. Or Buster was embarrassed that
his family found out that he was hooking up, embarrassed
the family's mad rumors getting around school. All that that

(44:17):
is wild. Now did you see what Jimmy garoppolo Raider Nation?
Did you see what he was offered? He has been
offered by the Chicken Ranch brothel. They are offering the
veteran QB free sex for life after choosing the Raiders.
He's gonna have so many distractions. I mean, props to

(44:38):
him if he can avoid the gambling, the women, the
fast cars, all that. He deserves free sex for joining
our team. But he gets free sex for life or
just because he's such a legit, babe. Jimmy brought the
Niners to the Super Bowl, and he could do the
same for the Raiders. Little said. The next big game
is in Las Vegas. So I'm going to go all
the way and inspire Jimmy to go all the way. See,

(44:59):
I'm I'm thinking, I bet the guy doesn't even really
gamble that much. Do you think in going to Vegas?
Is that a factor? Oh, you can gamble there. There's
a lot better nightlife. No, it's just about the team.
I think maybe a little bit. The nightlife is cool
for the first few months, but some of them may
love it. But I'm telling you, if if that's the
case what you just said, then he doesn't care about

(45:21):
any of the sex that he just got offered. He's
just like these guys in Nashville. Do they actually live
here during the season. Well, Kittle, he plays for the
Niners and lives in him lives here. So that's what
I'm saying. The players necessarily don't care about the city.
The Detroit Lions, they don't care about the city. So
Garoppolo maybe he's just there to play football. He knows

(45:43):
how to put himself. It's what Tiger said. You can
part menalize, you can bang twelve chicks on the side.
But he's able to go out and wear red on
Sunday and win at golf it's called cart come part menalization,
and I bet Jimmy can do that, so that doesn't
even matter to him. Does Derrick Henry live here during
the off? Here's the thing. I have never heard of
a Derrick Henry sighting in public. Does he ever leave

(46:05):
his house? Julio Jones was spotted on Broadway. I spotted
Julio Jones at the Wall Greens, and that's what I'm saying.
Derrick Henry. I saw him training at Sean Booth's place,
but that could have just been made. He's just training.
I'm talking about in public at a restaurant. Has anybody
ever seen Derreck Henry. I have never talked to him.
One person that has said, I saw Derrick Henry here.

(46:26):
Great point, but you order uber eats, you're a homebody,
you train, You're never gonna see him. He's not gonna
be on Broadway. He's not gonna be at a Predators
game unless they need him. A Predators game. You don't
think he wants to go see a sporting event. This
team's gone before and he's never gone. The Linemen are
known for the ones drinking the beers and throwing the catfish,
so he's just great at hibernating. That's what these players do.

(46:48):
Garoppolo probably hibernating. He doesn't even give a rip about Vegas.
He has to act all cool. He goes, oh, yeah,
my grandparents they tell me that Bet Red, No, I'm kidding,
Bet Black. He's just saying that he doesn't even gamble.
A lot of these guys, I mean Brandon Marshall when
he told his story about gambling. That was shocking because
I'm just guessing a lot of these players don't gamble
because the NFL is their their rush. They don't need that.

(47:12):
I disagree. They need that side rush. They need that
rush all the time, and that's why I think they
get into the gambling. It gets him in trouble because
the football is a rush. When football is not happening,
they're looking for another rush off season. So there was
a video of coach k He was doing one hundred
dollars slot machines in Vegas. There you go, So he
off season he needed a rush. Marshawn Lynch, he was

(47:35):
well known for never using his paychecks in the NFL.
He always saved him. Well, guess what a video just
came out of him playing craps the other day, somebody's
playing craps. Ain't saving mister responsible anymore. Someone that is
on the side of the road with his wheels blown
out of his car because he's so drunk, I'm probably
gonna need to pay a lawyer. So I'm gonna say
he needs to use some of his money. So they're
finding that rush after the NFL. But I would say

(47:56):
in the moment, Grappolo doesn't give a rip. He's in
VASI what cities? Oh oh Raiders, Las Vegas? Now okay? Cool? Yeah?
So beat Black better at Hey, how's he going? Man?
Hey go Vegas? Albright co coo cool. Yeah. And we're
gonna try to win the Super Bowl and don't really
care about the city. I just want to win. They're
there to play football usually. Yeah. German Man STAB's friend
eleven times following a fight in the sauna about the

(48:18):
length of their penises. Do you think he was the
longer or the shorter? Probably in a relationship. What I
learned at the what was it Lance Armstrong and twenty
four hour fitness in Austin, A lot of the dudes
in the saunas like dudes. That's why I stopped going
in the saunas. It's just an intimidating area because you

(48:41):
some of the guys are naked. I would go in
there in shorts and I would notice that other guys
are a little bit more interested in me than the
logs on the fire. So I stopped going to saunas. Yeah,
I've been. I've heard that there's some like if you
go to Vegas, there's certain hotels that if you are
a guy looking for a guy, you go to the

(49:02):
spa at that hotel and most of the guys there
are and they there's a lot of action in that spa.
I'll tell you the hotel. I don't want to say
it on the air, but what I'm saying those dudes
are probably in a relationship. It's not the sauna. It's
not the cutting off the song, it's not the argument.
They were probably dating. You don't think You don't think
it was about the length of their phoenixes. Did you

(49:25):
watch the World Baseball Classic last night? Dude? What did
we do? We did? We had a free They gave
us a free no lose bet. Awesome. I'll do that.
I won't lose. So USA had to win by two
runs or we get our money back, so I did
a twenty dollar bet. They lost, got our money back. Awesome.
I love not losing. But did you watch it? I
saw the highlights. I saw shoe Hey against Trout in

(49:46):
the last inning, teammates, two of the best stars in baseball,
heads up Japan went in two to three to two.
Whatever I mean, it was awesome. I put it on
Sports Center's page. I said, once teammates now word enemies
dune un dune because they're on teammates and the team sucks.
It was awesome. Angel Angels have those players and they blow.

(50:08):
Isn't that what's crazy? They have two of the best
players in baseball and they're got off. They were carried,
they were carrying the flags for their respective countries, and
they're on the same team and that team sucks. I
wish My cousin and my brother both kept texting me
how good the World Baseball Classic is. It's pretty good,
But I only watched last night for like three innings.
That's all I watched of it. And watching it, I

(50:29):
was like, I wish I had to watch more of this.
I'm right there with you because we had it on
in the clubhouse during a couple events and I kept
saying to myself, wish I watched more of this because
it was pretty cool. Yes, the crowd was great, everybody
was into it. It was very entertaining. Were all the
games in Miami? Yeah, okay. It took me about two
games to realize that. I thought maybe they're going to
different countries. No, I don't think they were traveling. I

(50:49):
swear one of them was in Japan. I swear, I
really do. I think there was some of the games
that were over there, because I swear I saw huge
flags and it looked like one their stadiums over there
because they have unique design. They're not at all like ours.
Ours are open air. There seemed closed off that I
don't know. I don't believe that's true, but I don't know.
Like I said, I watched three innings last night. That
was the first game i'd watched, and I thought they

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were all in Miami because I was like, I don't
assume they're traveling a lot since they have spring training
going on. They just did this World Baseball Classic. They
get back a lot of travel. I don't know. And
also we pitched Kelly, that guy's the fifty top pitcher
and basically, yeah, I don't really understand what was up
with our pitching. We didn't pitch any studs. Can we
put Garrett call Well, some of the guys decided not
to play, right, I don't Can we not stroll Garrett

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Cole out? There was Max Scherzer there. I don't know.
I didn't I didn't even know the Kelly guy. Like
when I, like I turned it on last night, I
don't even know who was pitching, and I was like, hmm,
that's who we're going with. I don't know if there
was like restrictions rules why we didn't do it. I
don't know. Our lineup was stacked though. Mookie beats Swarber, Turner,
every I mean everybody trout, I mean it was, it was.

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It was pretty nice. How the hell did they I mean,
whoever they only got one run off off of obviously
needs to play in Major League Baseball show. We came
in into clothes. But there was a different starter. Yes,
well that guy needs to be in a mail They
gave up two runs. Whoever pitch for him before that?
The whole game, they only gave up two runs. The
freaking stacked lineup, Well, get them to major leagues. The
experts weren't anywhere close on that. They had the over

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under at ten. Wow. But I did time seven year money,
so I did two twenty dollars to win seven hundred,
two twenty dollars to win two hundred for a free bet,
and then I lost, so I got twenty dollars back.
It's not bad. So you folks, if they give you
a free bet, you go with the longest odds, yes,
and then you lose. It's fine, you get your money back, Okay,
all right. It took me like five minutes to explain

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that to Bezier, but she appreciated it. Well. Happy Wednesday, everybody. Um, yeah,
Survivor tonight, tune in. That's a taste of the life
without Eddie. You guys. It's gonna be cold, dark and
long way. Was it bad? It's bad, it's I don't know.
We just we can't afford to bring in a female.
We can't afford to bring in a mail Well. I
think the thing if Eddie's not here, when Eddie's not here,

(53:02):
when he leaves, were the podcast might be shorter because
you don't have three people talking well, And I think
I'll actually take some notes because there's stuff I want
to get to I've just been able to just come
in here with two personalities from the Bobby buncho and
just shoot from the hip. I take a couple of notes.
This thing could get ratcheted up and be just as
good as the herd, because all he does the tree.

(53:23):
He has his main points, and then the branches come
off and those are your individual segments. Okay, Like right now,
he's interviewing a random guy in his basement talking about
the Masters. That isn't for two weeks. Oh, I thought
he was talking to some guy. Is that what he's
talking about? The guy's got Masters stuff in the background.
He's gotta be a golf guy. Oh yeah, you know
you need a bet. Next week Tiger Woods will not

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win the Masters. That's it. Next week. I don't whenever
it is. You told me he was next week, I
said a couple of weeks. Oh whatever, Yeah, I mean
that's terrible odds. But you're gonna win money. He's not
gonna win the Masters. You're gonna have to put up
two grand to win twenty bucks. I wouldn't will say
not make the cut. I wouldn't do that. I wouldn't
do that. I would say, just not to win it,
just not to win it? Or what was that crapper genesis,

(54:08):
that's what it was. Yeah, all right, have a good Wednesday,
Survivor tonight. Good luck. If you don't watch Survivor, you suck.
You're gonna you go ahead and buzz. No, I ain't
doing it. I think it just needs to go the
way of the Dodo bird. Well, how would we end
the podcast? You just stop talking