We Almost Lost Lunchbox and The Champ Is Here

Kelsea, The Champion of the Sore Losers March Madness joins us, Lunchbox almost died at the gas station and Ray explains why he is taking a break from gambling. Eddie and Lunchbox need to reevaluate their White Sox bet and we answer a few emails from Sore Losers Nation

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:08):
All the one too good 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 genius. What's up, y'all? Eddie's not
here right now, so I'm skipping over him. It is Siasan.

(00:30):
I'm from the North. I'm an alpha male. I live
on the West side of Nashville currently with my wife,
and on the weekends we shotgun Hard Seltzer's If you're
twenty four one years of age, excuse me, you can
also shotgun Hard Seltzer's lunch over to you, and I'm
just gonna go ahead and hit it. Yeah, Eddie will
join us, hopefully shortly. He had some work stuff that

(00:51):
he had to be in a meeting force, so we said,
you know what, Eddie, We're not gonna sit around and
wait for you. We cannot keep the champion waiting. That
is right live from I'm gonna assume Austin, Texas with
a five one two area code is our bracket champion
for the Sore Losers Podcast. Heart bracket name Kelsey from

(01:13):
The Big Show. Oh my gosh, how are you feeling
honestly like feeling pretty good. Did not think this was
gonna happen, and yeah, best surprise of the week. So

(01:33):
so tell are you a huge sports fan or did
you just kind of like, ah, you know what I mean,
I'm a Big twelve person because I like Texas. How
how did you pick your bracket? Yeah, so you kind
of nailed it. I'm a huge, diehard Texas fan, so
I'm monitored the Big Twelve and I had high hopes
for Texas and those obviously got crushed very early. So

(01:58):
and yeah, my bracket it um. You know, usually I
think really hard and try to do some research and
that never works for anybody. So this year I just
went gut instinct on everything really fast, and somehow that
managed short for me. So so what what where? And
tell us your story? What do you do? Did you

(02:18):
go to U T a little bit about like why
do you listen to the podcast? Come on, we need
to know Kelsey, Like we need to know about you
said you're getting married. Let's hear all about it. Wow, Okay, Yeah,
I grew up in Buda, Texas, south of Boxice, So
I grew up a long hard fan, went to UT
got my aerospace degree. Excuse me, aerospace like aerospace engineering.

(02:41):
Yeah yeah, yeah, oh damn. Okay, so you're kind of
smart a little bit. But yeah, day see, we thought,
we really thought this podcast had a bunch of like drunk,
unemployed people that listen. But now that I know that
you graduated with an aerospace engineering degree, that kind of
intimidated to me a little bit. But keep going, okay,

(03:02):
oh no, yeah, I'm prime listener, been with you all
of stone the very beginning. I'm actually in Denver, Colorado
right now doing errorspace things and yeah, I got in gage,
getting married in January, just buying a house like this
literally could not have come at a better time. Yeah,
and guys out there, there's truck drivers, guys that are

(03:25):
working on their tractors. And not even to be sexist,
but I believe the majority of our listeners are guys,
and our guys are the ones that are gonna be
the maddest that a female one. But you didn't just
get beat by a female. You got beat by an
aerospace engineer. That almost makes me not even mad, Like,
did you put math into this or you really just
went by your gut um? The only math I really

(03:47):
put was looking at the seeds and picking which seed
looked better versus my gut trying to call some upsets. So, dude,
I almost feel like she crunched some numbers and did
some statistics algebra. I believe she's not. She had like
goodwill hunting on the chalkboard. You know, she got all
these algorithms up there, like like I feel, I feel

(04:08):
you did metrics and and you almost did you have
a calculator out when you did your bracket? Yeah? I
actually had two calculators. I got a question, what about
your fiance? Is he in the sports or is he
just kind of like whatever? I don't care and he
just need He is also a sports fan, but I

(04:28):
we both went to Texas, we met at UT. He's
also aerospace, but he is more of a pro fan.
So die Hard keeps been everything fan. It's been a little.
So he's a cheater, He's a cheetah. Uh. Yeah, we
don't like to talk about that. And so at what
point did you want to know why you pick so

(04:49):
you pick Baylor? You live in the Big twelve? Did
you know Baylor was as fast and as football team asked?
As they ended up being in the National champions. I
did pick Baylor. I picked I do not know how
I at that Baylor. My heart dropped. Okay, so you

(05:09):
had both of them in the championship, Okay, that explains it.
But still I can't believe she had that big a
lead where she had Gonzaga winning and she still won
the dank. This is almost bad. This isn't even an
insult on Kelsey. Uh coach our Brackett, the person that
one didn't even pick the champion. That means it was
a horrible bracket scoring wise. That means everybody did so

(05:32):
god awful except for her. She did so good because
she never coach. I've never heard of a person winning
not picking the champion. I'm actually blown away right now. Well,
what the scoring system I put in that? There? There
we go. I think we're about to get to the
root of it. Something Yahoo said is a very mathematical equations.
I want the earlier rounds to be just as important,

(05:54):
because like if you play in a standard league on it,
like on ESPN, it's like you get twenty points for
the first round, eighty points for the second round, and
if you get the national champion, right, you get three bonus.
All the upsets in the early rounds mean nothing. You
don't have. All you have to do is ride one
team really to the championship. So I wanted to be

(06:16):
where if you nail those early rounds, then you are
sitting pretty because you did such a good job. I
don't want it to be where you can just get
one team right and win the whole thing. And it's
exemplified here codes and that's exactly. And so the mathematical
equation helping the aerospace engineer win the damn I'm literally
blown away that I totally had no idea. She didn't
pick the champion. That is that has gone awful? Actually, yeah,

(06:38):
that is a that might whatever. Yahoo ESPNS like, we
need to shut down them for next year because that's
just such a terrible bracket. So, now what are you
going to spend the money on? Are you gonna spend
it on your wedding? Are you gonna spend it on
the house? Have you have you already? Great question I'm debating.
I might put half of it in the honeymoon Finn

(06:59):
and half of it in some house. So here's my question.
The money has it come through? Has the eagle land? It?
Has it? Has un gave it to me last night.
Have we said? I know? We said, like, are we okay?
Saying four thousand three? Now, now the huge question is
are you going to report this to the i R

(07:20):
s Oh, you know you're asking questions, my fiance asked,
and I said, don't ask those questions because you're not
gonna like the answers. I love it. And here's the thing,
and I've already got the guy in third place hitting
me up for his money. You have to understand it.
You get paid out in the order you finished. First
place got paid out first, and now I am over
my paying limit for the week, so I have to

(07:42):
wait another week. So I knew you couldn't just throw
money around on venmo. No you can't because I'm not
a business. So it limits your well, I'm saying, they
have business accounts trying to get that money. So I
had to pay Kelsey first, and she got a big
four thousand, three hundred five dollar transfer, and so now
I try to pay the second place person. It's like,

(08:02):
you have exceeded your spending limit. What are they getting?
They're getting one thousand, let me see, one thousand, one
hundred maybe, or just a thousand and third third is
like three hundred, and then that it drops it then
it's like a hundred, and then it's sixty bucks for
the fourth and fifth place. People better not be hitting
you up for their money. Needed, calm down, that's really funny.

(08:23):
So Kelsey, what I'll tell you. What are you do
in Colorado? You work? You work for NASA? What? And
I worked for Lockey Martin, So I do? I work
on motors, So I'm doing rocket motors? Is so we
So have you bragged the co workers? Hey, I won
my March Madness? And are they believing you? Or they're

(08:43):
like shock? Like that's a very impressive feet. We had
hundreds of people, We had three feet over two hundred
people at this March Madness. That that is statistically crazy.
Oh I agree. And now that I actually have the money,
I'm telling bowl. But to be quite honest, I was like,
is this real? Is this really happening? And I didn't

(09:05):
talk about my bracket to anybody at all, because I mean,
this is gonna sounds awful. I only watched one game
of March Madness. Excuse me, wait a minute, no, no, no, no, Kelsey,
So you're gonna tell me this is what happened. I'm
gonna tell you what happened. She's a big UT fan.
She watched them to a team. She watched them play

(09:27):
Abeilene Christian and Abilene Christian shoot from the field and
they lost, and she said, I can't watch basketball anymore.
That's exactly what happened. I was so mad that I
didn't check anything for two rounds, and then I got
some email alerts to like check my bracket and I
was like, hey, this is it. Dund too bad. I

(09:49):
checked it again after the next round and I was like,
oh my gosh, like I might have a chance here,
but I'm superstitious, so I think I had to keep
doing what I was doing, which is not watching the
games and just waiting for my ESPN alert to tell
me what happened. There you go, She's given us the
blueprint of how to win it next year. Don't watch,
don't watch every single game like me where I have squares,

(10:11):
I have brackett, I have everything. And I watched every
single game. I didn't hit a damn square, I didn't
win a damn bracket, and I didn't win anything. Well,
and here's the deal. So you're a big twelve person.
So you picked Big twelve teams probably advancing decently far? Correct, um,
I would say, actually not too much. Baylor is LU
and I put pretty far. But other than that, I

(10:34):
didn't put them that far. And I think because UT
won the Big twelve tournament that like was saying something
and that wasn't super great. So I wasn't super competent
in the rest of the Big twelves at that point.
But I would way more optimistic for Texas that that
was my only team that I got wrong in the
final tour. How are you? How are you? Had Texas
in the final four and still one, but she got

(10:57):
she got three of her final four. She got Gonzaga,
and that's a lot of people didn't. You are just
lucky that you're in Texas and it ended up be
in Houston and Baylor. She's a Texas person. Boom. So
there there was a Texas heavy final four. Ray, I
need to give a shout out to you because I
was gonna put Illinois going really far and then when
you started talking Illinois out, I said, they ended up

(11:24):
being terribly So how excited are you about Chris Beard
being the new head coach? I am beyond excited. Obviously.
I have a ton of friends that went to tex
So they're they're really upset, but I am. Of course,
Chris Spirit is gonna come to Texas if you get
the opportunity. I love it. Gosh, all right, well, Kelsey,
anything else do you want to say? You want to

(11:45):
shout out your fiance? I don't know if he listens.
Is there any friends that you have that you want
to shout out? And also so do your couple shout outs?
But also, how did you decide to join our March Madness?
Brad She Here's I'm gonna tell you a little story.
I didn't know I found her. Once you give me
her been else I could pay her. She was in
coin flip Madness last year because it has the payment

(12:05):
history between us two and she had entered her ten dollars.
I was like, dang, she has been around and she
has been legit. She even gotten coin flip Madness, so
she's pretty legit. And what's crazy. Here's what's crazy. We've
had a fantasy football league two years. A woman has
won both years. Ashley. We have our bracket challenge, a
woman has one. Where are the guys, guys? What are

(12:27):
we doing here? Hello, guys, do you guys not know
anything about damn sports? What are we doing? Women are
crushing it? They're killing us. Hey, give your shout outs, Kelsey,
shout out dollars towards the honeymoon. We're pretty plump. Hey.
Did he help you at all? Fill it out? Or
it was all you? Oh? No, not at all? Okay, okay,

(12:47):
question we need to know how did he propose? Oh?
He proposed um during Corona. So we were on a
camping trip and we've been dating for like five years,
so I would say it was long over d and
we had a trip to Ecuador that got canceled and
Costa Rica that got canceled because of Corona. So I

(13:08):
guess he gave up and was like, we're just gonna
do it on a camping trip and it was awesome
and we finally engaged. Have you been to Costa Rica before? No?
But I heard you talking about it. You said it
was awesome, right, Yes, Yes, I lived there first summer,
I learned Spanish. If you get the chance to go
to Costa Rica, I'm Tony Kelsey. Take the four thousand
from March Madness and spend it on coast reach trip. Yes,

(13:31):
let me, let me, let me tell you how Kelsey's confusing.
I can hook you up with details for Costa Rica.
I got the bungalows everything you need to do in
Manuel Antonio, she says, Oh my gosh, I needed this
money so bad. But a she had an Ecuador trip plan,
a uh, Costa Rica trip plan. So, I mean, it
doesn't sound like there's hurting for money with two aerosos
aerospace engineers in the household. And I can't believe you

(13:54):
were living in sin and bought a house with a
man before you were married. Um, yeah, well we are gauged,
but yes, I made sure the steps worked out. I'm
just joking. I'm just joking. Who cares? I'm not old fashioned?
And so did you guys both moved to Denver when
you were just dating. And yeah, so I actually got
a job in Salt Lake City and he was in Tucson,

(14:17):
and then we did long distance for like a year
and decided Denver was the place to be and moved
here and now engaged and getting married and loving the
rocky mountain life. Nice. So you hike the mountains, you
go to a lot of Rockies games, you go to
the Nuggets. You go see the avalanche. I mean, are you?
Are you all in all the MLB All Star Games here?

(14:37):
I'm pumped. I'm definitely going to that. That's awesome. So
it's official. It's it's officially moved out of Atlanta all
because of his voter discrimination laws. That Hey, so are
you looking at the mountains right now? Um? Right now,
I'm looking at my neighbor's house because that's where my
home death stasis. So you've been working at home this
whole time? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I've been at

(14:59):
home for over a year now. Crazy. And does your
fiance work from home? Yesh, fiance also works from home.
He's in the basement. We basements here, so that's pretty cool.
But so you guys don't see each other all day.
He hangs out in the basement and you hang out
in this office, and you don't, like, just hang out
in the living room and do your work. Yeah, I'm

(15:20):
set up in the dining room. We don't throughout the
day because he's Yeah, we also just have our work stuff.
We have to keep it separate because I work in
to fise. So they work for like they do real Crown.
Of course they really didn't need the money, like all
the people we have people that are struggling. They did
not need the money. But there that's the madness. Sometimes
the rich get Richard wedding is my fiance is Indian,

(15:42):
so we're about to have a good jillion people at
the wedding and we need this stuff. That's cool. You're
lucky that pandemic ending. Girl. Yeah, where are you having
the wedding? Is it going back to Beauda? You're going
to Oh? Okay, all right, all right, well, hey, congratulations,
thank you for listening. I mean, we really do appreciate.
We're really excited for you, and I mean you you

(16:05):
need your husband to buy you a championship belt assured
or something because you are the champion for one year.
You are the absolute world champion of sore losers, march madness.
This is your one shining moment. Girl. Congrats. The ball
is Chip and Coach Chase as the champions. The rebuild,

(16:27):
the rebound of all rebounds results in a national championship.
She's looking at the Rocky Mountains and she's four thousand dollars.
All right, Kelsey, we had to go. Thank Can I
just tell you something? She was great right and just

(16:49):
hang up. I don't know either. I can hear the
dial tone though, but like she was the exact opposite
of Arnold on the phone. Do you remember when Arnold
called in and he was like, hey, dude, I guess
I didn't I need to prep people before to her.
I just said, I we're gonna call you. She said, great,

(17:11):
let's go. Here's what most people don't know. You have
to be energetic and explain yourself and just be a
little bit louder than you typically are in everyday life
because you have to. You're not People aren't good at
expressing themselves. Arnold, our Old intern is the worst. We're like, hey, dude,
we're gonna be on the shows like you guys need
to market on the street corner. That's what you're missing.
You need to I can get you guys a million listeners.

(17:34):
Where Kelsey comes on and she's an aerospace engineer. She's over,
you're doing rocket missiles and she's like, yeah, God, yes,
she's ready to jump off the freaking mile high city. Dude.
I do love that we got beat by an aerospace engineer.
That I liked that the math she she was being modest.
I think she did put some numbers into I was
thinking when she got on the phone, it's gonna be like, hey, guys,

(17:55):
I'm marrying my city. But it was the exact opposite.
Was I mean, she did just win four thousand. She
won four thousand freaking dollars. I don't think we stressed
enough how big the pot grew to. That's an impress
That's the biggest one I've ever done. And you guys,
I know you guys love this winner. Take all that.

(18:15):
So the number sounds more impressive, But I feel like,
would it have been It would have been six, wouldn't it. Yeah,
when there's two, when there's two d and fifty people
in something, I feel like, if you finish in the
top five, that's pretty darn impression. Like four and five
getting it. They had a hundred and twenty. I mean,
get out of here. That's I don't just you don't
need to tail it off. Six place gets a dollar,

(18:37):
place gets like double their money basically, So they made
like if you sent me double my money, I'll send
you it back. Well, I would appreciate if you would
send it back because it was a lot of work
to put this together. It was a lot of work
to sit there on and watch all the Venmo payments
come in, two hundred sixty five of them. Really more
of them because people are asking for their money back
because they know some people didn't get in and they paid,

(18:59):
but they all hit me, act, I need my money back.
I didn't get in, I didn't see the email. You
never sent me an email, and that's I'll tell you
what it went to, their spam. I don't get frustrated
a lot like I. I am a pretty laid back individual,
like I don't get mad. But nothing makes me more
piste off than when I see a tweet or an
email says you never sent me the invite, Because you did,

(19:19):
because I know that I spent hours upon hours making
sure everybody was sent an email. Now, is it maybe
went to a different folder like the spam folder or
the junk mailbox. Yes, or it said from Yahoo and
you thought it was spam and you deleted it. Yes,
that could happen. But to sit there and say I
didn't send it, that's not truth and it's a lie. Coach.

(19:41):
I had a significant amount of people that came at
me and said I didn't get the email, then say
it went in my spam, So that just seemed to
be the problem, right, Yes, that I'm sorry. I don't
know how it works with Yahoo. Why some people it
didn't go to spam and some people went to your inbox,
like I don't know how to like maybe because I
sent it in a big group format, like I whenever
I'd get payments, I would check every four or five hours,

(20:01):
and so if there was twenty people, I would send
the email to twenty people at one time. Well, this
is also a good thing. Maybe if you're not getting
emails from sore losers, maybe you need to read, uh,
structure your email. Maybe your boss is sending you emails
and you're not getting them. You paid twenty five for
us to reevaluate how you receive emails. You need to
change some settings. Yeah, and maybe if you it doesn't
come to your inbox. You know, just take a gander

(20:24):
over there at the spam. I know it's a little
scary to go over to spam. There might be some
there might be some smud, there might be some you know,
penis pumps things like that. But you don't have to
click on those advertisements. You can just look and see
what is over there in the spam folder just for
future references, because it's stressful. I stress about people thinking

(20:46):
I'm not giving them their money and I'm not paying
them back. And I'm like, look, that was a lot
of money to handle. I want to know how many
people are coming after us. Well, there was at least
two hundred bucks. I want had to refund. Oh you
refunded people? Yeah, like Alonzo Gomez didn't get it, Peter
Gilbertson didn't get it. So I sent them their money back.
Some other girls didn't get it. So I sent them
their money back. And I looked through all two five

(21:08):
people in there to make sure there was no bracket
from those people. There was no bracket from those people.
So and I trust them. I mean our store losers.
I mean, I would say for the people that listen
to this show are honest, good number. About the rest
of them. They're a bunch of scammers, for sure. Get
how they scam. I don't get how they want to scam. No,
I'm saying no, I'm saying that I could. Well they could.
Did the tournament start already? Yeah, okay, so maybe they

(21:31):
had a couple of bad picks. No, No, because there
was no bracketing unless they left the group, and then
then I don't understand how it's a scam. I think
what I'm saying is I had to go through and
look and make sure out of the two people they
weren't in there. Because you could just email me and
say hey, I didn't get a bracket and back and
then I look and then their brackets there. It's like, well, crap,
I got scam. And the venmo doesn't match the email

(21:53):
that they have registered with that website, so you you
were trying to do these checks analysis. It was confusing.
Is that it's hard because some people, like I said,
their Venmo is bubble Gum fifty four, and it's like, well,
who is bubble Gum fifty four. Bubble Gum fifty four
is Texas hook him Horns, It's the same person. It's
so confusing. Dude, we're filibustering and Eddie. No, no, we're

(22:14):
filipbustering because Eddie's not here. But I'm gonna tell you.
I'm playing Fantasy Baseball. Yeah, and I'm terrible. Okay, I
draft this team on ESPN. That's tough. It's tough going in.
You have no idea how these guys are gonna do.
The guys that are hot. The Ronado's lights out right now, Costianos.
I mean he's hitting bomb out the White Sox guy. No,

(22:35):
that's Mercedes. The two guys that are named Castianos are
killing it. Nick Castianos for the Reds. Ones for the Reds.
One is for a different team. There's two Castanados. I
know the Reds. One is killing it. The Reds are
putting up twelve a game. They're they're smashing the ball.
And I love Costianos. He's he's on MLB to Night
and his interviews, how Almos gotten a scuffle with the Cardinals,

(22:57):
and his attitude. He's great, he has like he might
be my new favorite player. To here off the road
there two hours after. I understand that, but I love
to hear him talk and just say like, look, man,
I'm not here to lose. I'm here to win, and
if I gotta get like he got hit by a
ball and he started getting he has Yadimir Leno, Hey, Yadi,
was that on purpose? You guys hit me on purpose?
And Yadi said, no, he goes, I'll take his word

(23:17):
for it. And then he picked up the ball and
he goes here, you want this ball back? You want
this ball back. I offered it to the picture and
then he threw it to the side. He's like, yeah, what,
I'm here to ruffle feathers like they're they're their favorites
to win our division. If that's gonna get that picture
off his game, I'm here for it. All I can
say is, thank God, there's a hundred and sixty two games, right, Yes,
I what wasn't my guy who thought get a single street?

(23:42):
But here's the problem. My team is hitting one seventy nine,
one seventy nine. I draft this team and at the
end of the draft, ESPN rates me the third best
team in the league. And my team is hitting one
seventy nine. And it doesn't matter if I go pick
some it up. I've already dropped half my team. I
feel like you can do that with baseball. But no,

(24:05):
I picked someone up over four, over five. It's like,
good God, man, Like what am I doing? Like my chick, dude,
she playing beat the streak. Every dude she picks doesn't
get a hit. That's what I'm saying. Beat the streak.
I'm terrible. Beat the streak because I'll pick these random
dudes and none of them get a hit, and I
get so frustrated. I'm like, it's so easy, just get
a hit. One guy get a hit and I can't

(24:27):
get it. Well, my wife didn't know that just hitting
the ball doesn't mean necessarily that it's a hit. It
has to go between people to count as a hit.
She thought they just had to hit the ball. So
she's like, it's so not fair. The guy hit it
to third base, that's a hit, And I'm like, but
the guy at third base through it to first base,
so it was an out. And she goes that then
supersedes a hit. I'm like, yeah, to be a hit,
it has to go in between people or over the fence. Yes,

(24:50):
that's that. That cracks me up. That's funny. But she
gets it now and she's all in yes. But but
beat the streak is awesome, dude. It's one of the
best things out there. Um, if you guys haven't heard, you,
go to MLB dot com. Fifty six is the record
by Joe DiMaggio hits in a row. You're trying to
get fifty seven in a row to win five point

(25:10):
six million, and you have the whole season to do it.
You can pick two guys a day, you can pick
zero guys a day, but you have to get to
fifty seven without your guy not getting hit. You can
pick any guy, but you can't hiccup. Or you go
all the way back to zero. And you think it'd
be easy because you think, oh, I'm gonna just pick superstars,
but superstars have oh four, four days or over three

(25:31):
and it is so frustrating. Or here's another frustrating thing
is you you have a guy, you pick someone and
then they don't start that day, okay, and then they
pinch hit them so they only get one straight over
and thanks a lot, Joe Madden, Why are you putting
him in the damn game? But here's the deal. You
do your research, go to their twitter, the starting line up.

(25:52):
You should know who's starting. That will kill you. The
pinch hit at bat. Otherwise, if they get four walks,
it doesn't count as a bat. They didn't have it
in bat, so you still say it whatever number you
were at. And then there is a safety zone. You
can be safe from ten to fifteen, but you know
with beat the streak, So there you go. It's a
great game to play a head. People hit me up
and say they were playing it now. I went to
get gas yesterday and I almost died. Ok. This sounds

(26:15):
like a bit for the Big Show. Yes, I will
be sending it to that also. But I mean I
picked up my son from daycare. He's two and a
half years old, that dad get gas. That yeah, we're
gonna get gas. So we pull up to the gas
pump and I get out and the lady that works

(26:36):
there at the seven eleven, you know, she got No.
It's not no, they don't have those. They have they
Where was I that they do pump your gas? I'll
tell you this, d I think it's Importland in Oregon.
They pump your gas for you. It is illegal for
the customer to pump the gas. Really, they have someone
out there that phil that puts the nozzle in your

(26:58):
tank and fills it up and puts it back on
the thing. The weird Portland, the place right now with
no laws, has that law. Yeah, I when I went
there on vacation, I'm pretty sure that's where it wasn't
in Bend, Oregon, there was someone always there to pump
your gas. I'll say this. I'm now a Costco member,
very proud you can get gas for cheaper there. Note
that pro tip. Uh, there's a guy that's an attendant,

(27:18):
but he doesn't pump your gas. He just walks around
the gas pumps. So I thought he was coming over
to my I'm sitting in my car and I rolled
on my I thought he was coming over to my
car to pump my gas. He literally just walks around
to make sure there's not a fight, to make sure
no gas leaks. What's his job. But he's just an
attendant that doesn't pump your gas for you because he's
in that little booth. But no, no, he comes out walking,

(27:40):
and I thought, I think, I think he's doing that
because he's so bored in that little booth, because there's
not a lot going on in that little booth. I
used to think, Oh, man, that would be the easiest
job ever because you're not having to deal with anybody
the downtime. The downtime, the day would go so freaking slow.
And if you're the guy out in the gas little hut,
all you're doing is smelling gas all day. That can't

(28:02):
be good for you. So he's just on the move
to walk and aimlessly, aimlessly because he has nothing to do.
So this lady at the gas station, I'm like, oh,
she's walking out here and tell me something. No, she
has a broom and she has a little dustpan and
she's sweeping. What was your tease? You almost got killed? Yeah?
And then I look and I'm like, she's smoking a
damn cigarette and she's right next to the gas bumps,

(28:25):
and I'm like she worked there. Yes, she has a
cigarette hanging from her lips and she's sweeping at the
gas bump next to mine. And I said, hello, hello,
you have a cigarette. I don't want to blow up,
and she goes, I'll calm down, honey, We're fine. What

(28:46):
in the world, Like, what is she doing? You can't
smoke next to the gas bump? And I'm looking around,
going is no one else? Is no one else worried
about this woman smoking next to the gas bump? Is
this something she does on a regular basis? This she
thinks science that you can't blow up when you're smoking
next to the gas bump? Like, what are you doing?

(29:06):
Where's my bomb? Sound effect? I literally I said, I
got six dollars of gas, six dollars of gas, took
it off the day, boop, We're out. Of there. Sorry,
not trying to blow up today, lady, Why are you
smoking next to the gas bump? Dude? We could have
lost you. You could have lost me, You could have

(29:26):
lost my son, we could have lost the whole city block,
Like what are you which tells me she does this
all the time, because she said, oh honey, calm down,
we're fine. No, we're not fining. You gotta sick, you
gotta sig dangling from your mouth, and you're walking around
these fumes from the gas bump, Like what are you doing?
I mean, it's been proven that kidding night stuff. Yes,

(29:50):
you're not supposed to have cigarettes around the gas. That's
not safe. Sound effect there's one, there's not one bomb
sound effect. I mean, what kind of radio DA to
base doesn't have a bomb sound of fact. I just
couldn't believe it. I thought I was being I thought
once again, I thought someone was screwing with me, and
it was like a fake cigarette. They were gonna jump
out and be like, ha ha ha, we're on What

(30:13):
would you do with John Queen Jez. I love that
the lady came right at you though, and was like,
oh honey, don't worry, honey, we're fine, Calm down, honey,
were no oh five ultimate we peeled out. We're see
it later. So I only got a quarter take of gas.
I I didn't have time to fill up. You don't

(30:33):
want to be a Karen, but you should almost. No, no,
that's my that's my prep for the other shows. Should
I get this girl fired? I mean you easily could.
I mean there's no way they're allowed to smoke on
the job, much less smoke next to a gas pump,
which she obviously does all the time. Because she didn't
seem she was not She didn't have a stress in
her body. She didn't have one iota of worry, of nervousness.

(30:56):
Just cool, chill, sweet, honey, calm down, We're fine, honey.
Oh no, honey, this is what stresses me out, blowing up.
It's called stress. I don't want to calm down when
there's a chance I'm going to blow up. Dude, and
you had the kid with you, your next of kids,
it doesn't matter. I mean the kid is you know,

(31:16):
that's scary too. But I don't want to blow up either,
Like if I'm by myself or with I'm with my kid,
there's no part of me that wants to kind of
blow up, that wants to take that chance of some
random lady that works at the seven eleven that is
smoking her cigarette that I want to blow up. I
just don't get it. I thought the tease was gonna
be a lot better than the story. The story lived

(31:37):
up to the tease. No, I thank you. I don't
know why you think I would overhype a story. I
never do that. That was almost worthy of a deep tease,
that was almost worthy of a weekend tease on the
Big Show. You almost blowed up, coach. I was almost dead.
I was almost dead. I wonder if you were the

(31:58):
first person to actually call her out on that, and
then she got to thinking, oh, I better stop doing this.
I can't be the first person to have said something
to her. Well, it's it's definitely a lot more extreme
than the people that leave their cars on. Have you
do you do that? Because absolutely not. I know, but
used to the smoking is as a step further in
the wrong direction. But the people to leave their car on,

(32:19):
I even look at them a little side eyed, yes,
like what, but it's hard to tell them. A lot
of these cars are pretty quiet. Now, you don't even
know if they're on. Right. My neighbor has one of those, Um,
what do you no? A tesla like a Prius. Yeah,
that's an electric one or whatever that just kind of
runs on. I don't know, coach, those don't even those
are like quiet, and I'm like, damn, that car was

(32:43):
on I even know, Like I just I thought it
was like a little bird. It was so peaceful, dude.
Hopefully this changes how that lady views smoking and gas.
She needs to watch something. It's not gonna do. If
she said, oh, you're right, honey, maybe I would change
your opinion. But the fact that she said, oh honey,
calm down, weren't fine, that tells me that it isn't

(33:06):
gonna change anything in her mind. Like she's gonna go
on living her life of smoking cigarettes next to the
gas bombs as she sweeps at her job. Which smoke
can ignite gas and create a bomb? Really can? There's
videos online and people blowing up from smoking next to
a gas pump. Yes, And so all you smokers out there,

(33:29):
if you're listening to me, please put your cigarettes out
when you're at the gas pump, Like what are you doing? Like,
come on, if you're happen to be if you happen
to be one of our coaches that listen. Stop, I'm
not gonna sweatshirt. She was not wearing a coach sweatshirt.
She was not wearing a sore Losers Nation T shirt.
Where you can get gears at shopstore Losers dot com.
They're still on sale. We got some new coach shirts in.

(33:51):
We were sold out for a little bit, but now
they are back. They're up and you can get more
coach shirts. And I heard we're gonna get some up
of how the sales went with of coach shirts. Are
we yes. I hit up our girl and Callie, and
she said, next week, get ready for a full report, man,
And I am going to be the first one in
the front of the class to learn how well we did.
Funny thing. I was listening to sports talk radio. Not

(34:13):
usually funny, No, usually pretty boring. No, it was boring
as hell. It was terrible, terrible. And this guy calls
in says, hey, man, I want to know what you
think about that Sam Donald trade. All right, I'll hang
up and listen. And they said it, they say they
said it. I just I said, I almost crashed my car,

(34:35):
like I was laughing so hard I'm like, no, why
would you hang up and listen? Don't you want to
go back and forth with the host of the show
about your opinion? Why would you just call and just
ask one opinion? Dude? Some year in sports talk radio,
it became popular to say, yeah, man, here in Tulsa,
I'll just hang up and listen. But it makes no

(34:56):
sense you want to continue to engage with the radio
talk show host. Why would you hang up and listen?
Why not continue talking to the host? Yes? And I
think going back to I mean, it was a great question,
what do you think about the Sam Donald trade? I'll
hang up and listen. But the fact that he said
I'll hang up and listen just made me laugh out
loud in my car by myself, And I was like, man,

(35:17):
that maybe there's no one listening to this right now
thinks that's funny except for me, because I mean, that
is exactly what we make fun of, because we're the
first show to make fun of that. What everybody does.
Everybody else thinks, Oh that's good, that's good radio. So
I'll hang up and hey, man, Baylor, are they gonna
win it again? Next year? I'll hang up and listen.
I mean Okay, buddy, Yeah, but I'm gonna tell you

(35:40):
what Sam Donald to the Carolina Panthers, what a steel
What they didn't have to give up. They gave up
a second round pick and like a sixth round pick
and a fourth round pick. That's nothing. Who's the Jets
quarterback Flacco? They're gonna draft Zack Wilson out of b
y U. But when I say he was in former
number three overall pick Donald and he probably not a

(36:02):
third right, but he looks terrible, but he plays for
the Jets. No one looks good when they play for
the Jets. The Jets were dysfunctional. Oh god, stop, Brett
Farr was at the end of his career throwing the
ball around. Okay, but what I'm saying is, look what
Ryan Tannehill was in Miami when Adam Gates was his coach.
He was terrible. Everybody thought he sucked. He gets traded

(36:24):
to Tennessee where he actually gets a good coach, playoff
team going to the a f C title game. So
who was Sam Donald's coach out there in in New York,
Adam Gaze. Guess what, Now he's traded to someone that
actually knows how to coach Matt Rule, and I think
Sam Darnald will have a bounce back here, and I
think he's gonna be good. I think McKidd he's about

(36:45):
to kill us. He keeps pacing back and forth. Is
he supposed to get in here? No, I think we're fine.
But we stole another studio and filipbuster because I have
an email we're supposed to answer because it's someone's birthday
and he has some life advice and I forgot it.
And also there's some girl reporter were supposed to get
on Chris sore Losers. Chris wants us to get her on.
He sent you the info and she said she would

(37:06):
come on to No, it's very easy to filibuster guys.
Let me say this. So I had touched on it
yesterday a little bit. I'm just simply taking this is
Sissan Raymundo. I'm taking a little bit of time off
from gambling. Is it going to be a day, a month,
a year, a lifetime. That's the question, honestly, But me

(37:28):
and my wife decided financially it's better to take a
step back. I was way too in on gambling. Was
it fun? Yes? I still have commercials out there I'm
doing stuff with other gambling companies action. I'm still working
with them, but to go into as much depth as
I can, I decided to take a break from it because,

(37:49):
for whatever reason, one percent two percent, it was unhealthy
and it was affecting my marriage. My wife has taken
care of the finances since we've been married, and she's said,
you're gambling. First of all, you're losing more than you're winning,
and it's not smart. So because of that, for my
mental health, my personal health, my financial health, I am

(38:12):
stepping away from gambling. Will you still hear me reading commercials? Absolutely,
I'm a huge supporter because of the amount of fun
it provides. I believe they helped they help communities, they
help families, and they draw together people and make people homeless.

(38:33):
So there's ups, there's downs, there's pros, there's cons. I
still think it's a very fascinating thing in our society.
Is it a vice? Yes, maybe it was too much
of a vice for me. I am happy to read
the promotional stuff for the gambling sites that I currently do.
I'm more than happy to do it because they have

(38:54):
great deals and actually, when I read them, I'm kind
of like man I wish I could get in on
this deal, but I am taking a small break, hopefully
back better, stronger, faster on the other side of this
with Bay at my side. Thank you Bay, Thank you listeners.

(39:14):
This has been my soapbox on gambling. Sissan Ray Mundo
filibuster over. I think Eddie and I need to reevaluate
our White Sox bet Gosh, I said I bailed a
week ago. No, no, not because of why you bailed.
But Taylor Dial made a great point, probably the same
point days before. What was it? What was your point?

(39:34):
We're just not going about it right. You're supposed to
put the worst team and bet against them. Well, yes,
because if you bet the same team every day to win,
that means they gotta win like six of their game
every team for you to make their money. Here, basically,
you're betting on the White Sox um decent team to

(39:55):
have a great year, So that means they would have
to win like nineties seven games. No no, if they won,
oh gosh, and this is the worst badness history, So
we're really probably not gonna make any money, so we
need to get That's a typical sore losers, bad guys.
That's another one of ours. We picked the Lakers. They
didn't win another game that was years ago, but we

(40:16):
got the under on the the I know we did
well in football, so we have some good ones on
our belt. But so Taylor dial made me rethink, like, man,
so we need to look at like a series and
just jump series to series, like, Okay, so and so
is playing this team. We like this team, but or
or or a team that's undervalued. You need to pick

(40:38):
a god awful team. Who's the worst team. Let's just
say the Ryrns Pirates are bad, but I guess they
don't have Corey Diggers and he's with Miami. Everybody's gonna
win games eventually. But I'm telling you the Rockies and
when they get beat, they're always getting beat by more
than two runs. You bet the team that plays the
Rockies every game minus one point five, and you will
win money. And I'll hang up and listen. That's my bet.

(41:03):
See that's what I'm saying. I don't think that's what
I'm not betting anymore, right because you took a break.
But so I saw that and I was like, damn,
we do need to reevaluate what we're doing. Well, you
also need to reevaluate it soon before you lose the
money the purse that you have. Well, because you were
smart and won the White Sox one the other day, yes,
and we lost yesterday where I thought they were such
a big favorite. We bet four dollars and win two

(41:26):
and they lost. And I'm like, this is so stupid,
Like why are we doing this like that? That that
tweet by Dial than Dial took it by the reins,
because you guys are about to just go a whole
season and lose money. Yes, him actually using common sense.
I was like, damn. He's like, hey, guys, you just
realize you're hoping for the Socks to win ninety games,

(41:46):
which most seven games. I was like, oh man, I
did not realize that. Gosh, coach bail on another store, Losers,
we need to So. I don't know how you bet
baseball and make money at it. The people that are
making money I heard bet spring training baseball is what
sore losers Locks told me. He said, if you the

(42:07):
people the smartest betters bet spring training and I don't know,
it's late now it's not. I mean, how do you
bet spring spring training? They know if a pitcher is
just gonna practice fastballs and it's be a high scoring game.
They know that's how in they are. But I believe
the people that make money are footballers, and it's got
to be basketball. There's no way it's baseball. There's no way.
If you're a shark, you're winning money on baseball. Maybe

(42:30):
it's the hardest one of them all. All right, we
got an email. You can always email us. We are
the sore Losers at gmail dot com. Cultures. My name
is Christopher Davidson. I'm turning thirty on April nine, which
is today, so happy birthday. Aside from a birthday shot
on on the pod which Christopher just got, I'm reaching
out for some advice on handling the transition from my

(42:51):
twenties without sounding too arrogant. Get ready for it. I
would consider myself, by most standards, to be very successful
in my professional career at such a young such a
young age sounds like he's killing it, sounds like he's
actually accomplishing something and being smart. That being said, I
don't find my work fulfilling and ultimately feel like I
need to take the leap and do something on my

(43:14):
own rather than slaving day in and day out. To
make someone else money. How did you guys handle the
decision to pursue pursue careers in radio despite joining an
industry that has so much competition? Love the pod and
you can bet I'll be doing a sore loser shotgun
to kick off my thirties in style. Signed a self
proclaimed alpha male, Christopher Davidson. Christopher Davidson, Uh, if you're

(43:38):
making money, don't leave green grass to find other green grass.
Listen to yourself. That money could end tomorrow. The radio thing,
I mean, is that what he's saying he wants to
do radio? I mean, I don't know, See I would
I would have liked to know what he does and
what he wants to do, because that is very Is
he in Austin? You can probably tell by the city

(43:59):
see some kind of Lacan Valley guy, I don't think
I can tell from what cities? And when he just says,
Christopher david you work at Solar Wins in Austin, Come on, listen,
you got a good job. You're making money. Never think
I need to leave this money because it's coming so easy.
That might be the dumbest thing I've ever heard. I'm

(44:19):
making hand over fist money. I want to challenge what
bro it could all in tomorrow. Case in point, who's
an MLB player that are sports athlete that just ended
their career? Tiger Woods, you got a crash, your life
could change tomorrow, Coach, if you have a solid job,
start a family, kids, do a podcast in your basement

(44:39):
at night, and maybe it takes off. I don't know
what you're asking us. If you're making coach, if you're
making six figures, stick with it. Lunch over to you, Christopher.
Here's the deal. Look, man, I don't know what you
do for a living, and I don't know what you
want to do for a living. That would help me
tell you what to do sales. Um My thing is
is if you don't enjoy your job, then it does

(44:59):
so and it's gonna take a grind mentally on you
and eventually you're gonna you're just gonna hate your life
because you go to a job you hate every single
day even though you're making solid, solid money. Hopefully you've
put some of that money away. And so how did
I make the decision to go to a career in radio.
I didn't make that decision. I was working at Jason's
Delhi as a delivery driver when I got hired on

(45:22):
to the Big Show, Would you like Super Sam? And
I was like, listen, I don't have a real job.
I'm delivering food for Jason. And I had to think
about it. I was making more money at Jason's Delhi,
and I was like, man, I thought long and hard.
I was like, Damn, should I really leave Jason's Delhi
to go be on the radio? And I'm like, yeah,
why not? And I had no idea what it was
gonna lead to. And here I am eighteen years later

(45:44):
and I'm like, Okay, it was probably the best decision
I ever made, absolutely to go and leave Jason's Delhi. Really,
I mean there was really that was really stupid that
even took me a day to think about it. Probably
just stupid, but the entry level Jason's Delhi, you weren't
a manager. This dude sounds like maybe he wants to
start his own business. And maybe obviously he's successful at
a young age, he's kicking but whatever company's at, so

(46:06):
he can take that and create his own business and
chase the dream. Listen, here's the thing you like, if
you've made if you've made it this far in your
career in that business. At this young age, you can
go and strive for whatever you want, and if it
doesn't work out, at least you gave it a shot.
You gave it a shot, and you said, you know what,

(46:27):
I did it. You don't want to look back in
twenty years and be like, damn, I wish I'd jumped
off that cliff into the water. You know, you go
to go rock you know, diving or cliff diving, and
you go out there and you get scared and you
walk away. In two years you're like, man, I wish
i'd have done that. This is the time to do it.
You're young, man, I wish I'd done a three way.

(46:47):
You probably think about that too back in college when
those two girls offer and you're like, I don't know,
that might be cheating because my girl may get jealous.
You should have done it. But I'm gonna say, listen,
follow your heart. If you hate your job, go try
something new. But if you're gonna start a business, maybe
slowly started on the side before you up and quit.
But what do we learn with the pandemic, anything can

(47:10):
come to an end. Coach a crashing halt. If you're
making money, continue to have that money tree every morning
that you wake up. Just calm the hell down. You
listen to a podcast. We're talented professionals. Not everybody can
do this. Uh. Dial can't just pick up and do this,
sore losers. Locks can't just pick up and do this.

(47:31):
Uh it's another one, sore losers. Chris cannot just start
a podcast. It's Lsey. Can't just start a podcast, as
you probably could. So you could write one every year
for Marchin on how to win. It probably couldn't so
yet hag arnolds out. So I want to say, yes,
do it, but I don't know what field you're in

(47:52):
and how competitive is and like if you're gonna just
change total careers, Like if you're a salesman for a
pharmaceutical company and you want to start a baseball team,
you know from the ground up that may be a
little crazy. Listen. The industry that's never gonna die radio
kidding an industry it is gonna never die. Porn, that's true.

(48:13):
And alcohol sales. If you want to open a liquor store,
you will never go out of business. Listen, because everybody
always needs liquor. I would recommend starting and only fans before,
I would recommend starting a podcast, and I will hang
up and listen. She starts stripping. Alright, one more email
before we go home. Cultures. I was one of the
lone survivors from the Survivor Pull. That's a movie. It's

(48:35):
a sad movie. It was. I was one of the
lone survivors from the Survivor pool this past NFL season.
I know y'all mentioned in the podcast that the winners
could come up after COVID night stuff. I was wondering
what that meant. For example, I will have my second vaccine,
Fightser Strong, don't listen to the haters. LB. That's right,
Fightser for life baby next week. So I could come

(48:58):
up from Knoxville after that or have to wait longer.
I'd rather come right before or after they started college
football season. I'm an aggie, but don't want my invite
to expire. Please advise. I'll hang up and listen. Charlie
a k A. Charlie Assistant Professor. Okay, you can come up, Charlie. Well,
you can wait until football season. There is no rush.

(49:19):
Your your invitation is open ended. We don't need you
to come right now. We can wait and let this
even pass even more. Get through the summer and we
can come up and we can talk college football. We
can talk whatever you want. So let's wait until the
you know, college football is around the corner. No need
to rush it right after you get that second vaccine.
Let's calm down on that. I'm not ready to see
you yet. Yeah, and uh, you're gonna do the whole

(49:40):
podcast with a mask on. We're not taking any chance.
Not when the fall comes. I don't know. We haven't
had a salesperson in this building much less and outside
on the fall. Right, we're talking five months from now,
which I'm a little gun shy since that pandemic. I'll
tell you what I see. A person in the streets
over the fence. Dude, I might like my my two
year old. Let me tell you about two year old,

(50:01):
because in the beginning you didn't know what was going on,
and everybody was so scared of everybody, and we were like, oh,
we gotta scoot over because people are coming. So now
if people come, like literally, he jumps to the side
and he puts his back flat against the fans, and
he's like, here comes people, and he jumps out of
the the pandemic has changed us forever. It's weird. It

(50:25):
is weird. I am waiting for the time, like I
mean you talk about I had buddies that went to
Iraq and Afghanistan and they'd come back and be on
six Street and they'd always be looking over their shoulder
and they were like, man, I just can't help it.
I'm always you know, looking. That's no that that's what
I do. Now I'm like, why are people coming? Hey,
what are you doing? Like? Why why are you? Like

(50:45):
I will say this at the supermarket. It used to
be a hard six feet. Now it's moved to about
one ft. And then I look at the guy like, Homie,
did we not just survive a pandemic? At least give
me a couple of feet. Yeah, the pandemic is still
not all the way over, like it's coming to an end.
Hopefully we're on that right right, But that doesn't mean
you need to get up in my space like your
your your toes don't need to be touching the back

(51:05):
of my shoes like a backing up coach. And also,
I mean, come on, guys, yeah exactly, no, but the
pandemic has made it. We're not next to each other. Ever, Ever,
you're not near random people. So when people do now
get a little bit closer, you are like, so, yeah, Charlie,
I'm not ready for you to be I'll up in

(51:25):
my studio. Dude and a guy if he actually bumps
into you, oh man, that's just like I haven't had
one of those, but I've definitely avoided some, especially I
don't know if I don't know if people got very
comfortable at six ft was awesome, but now all of
a sudden, people don't care about six Yeah, coach, it's
maybe less than that. I'm not very familiar with the

(51:46):
six inches, but it might be less than six It's
just very weird, very weird, Like, yeah, I drove by it.
Like there's this place called hatty Bee's Hot Chicken here
in Nashville. It's very popular. If you need, you need
to come and you should try it. And I drove
by the midtown location and usually the line is wrapped
around the building and during the pandemic, you know, height pandemic,

(52:06):
very spaced out. Went by the other day. Literally everybody
jammed in a right there on the sidewalk and there
was no space in between. I mean, people were three
inches from each other, and I'm like, guys, if I
was in that line, I would be going nuts. There's
a place on Broadway. It just got built. It's called
Fifth and B. Fifth and Broadway, very good spot. But
I went there. There's a Mexican spot. Me and Basil

(52:27):
did Margharita's. There was no social distancing. People were what
it was crowded, and there's people walking all over, touching, bumping,
getting in lines. This that Apparently at Fifth and B
they never made it through a pandemic like I did,
because they, for whatever reason, totally forgot that their social distance.
And I know some of you listeners saying we're a
bunch of bees. Well I'm sorry, we're a bunch of bees.

(52:49):
I've been you know, I've been trained this way for
the last year with very limited human interaction, so it's
weird when people want to get all of it my
bubble and I still haven't done the handshake. I will
do the fifth pump fist bump, but I mean the
people that go people are not doing handshakes. I hope
like y'all are crazy if you continue to shake hands
after we what we've learned from two thousand and twenty.

(53:11):
I just the fist bumps the way to Like I
saw the family at Easter, every one of them but cousins, nephews, uh,
father in law, mother in law, everybody gets a fist
fist bump from me. I'm the dumbest one is the elbows,
because you're closer with the elbows than you are with it.
I mean, you are all I mean the elbows are
very weird, like that's you can't really extend your elbow
very far. Just do the fist the elbow stupid well.

(53:32):
And who this really hurts is the guys that are
Mr Rico suave and they used to go in for
the cheat kiss. You can't do that anymore. Now I
can't do that anymore. You did do that. No, No,
that's a ballsy move. I thought about doing it once
with the mother in law. With the mother in law,
I mean, just just just show her. I'm a confident man.
I'm I'm I'm I'm a frenchman. I'm very uh, I'm

(53:53):
very cordial. I thought about it, but that would be okay?
Would it be weird if I did the if I
went in for the kiss, the cheek kiss with my
sister in law I think it's a new classy look
or something. I think it's the finer things in life. Coach,
I don't know. I think that might be weird. I
got three sister in laws. If I went and kissed
them on the cheek, I think that'd be a little weird.
Whatever shows or movies I've been watching, maybe it's because

(54:14):
Temptation Islands they film in Hawaii, you think, or maybe
it's a good try to get them all mixed up.
I watched the one, um God, Temptation Island is good,
but there's one where there. I believe it's Love Love Island.
I watched that one, the one that was filmed in Vegas.
There's a Love Island in another countries, but it was

(54:35):
in Vegas that the American one. It was god off
watch them because they had to stay in this little villa.
They couldn't go anywhere, and all they did was sit there.
I mean sit there all day. There was nothing going on.
It was so stupid. If you're watching, I mean, it
must be boring living in and I'm watching it, and
you must need to reevaluate. They had to be miserable.
They had to hate their life because there was nothing

(54:56):
going on and I just watched it because I was like,
I got sucked been. I was just like, I'm gonna
keep watching because it's gotta get better. It's gotta get better,
It's gotta get better. Nothing and I don't. My my
wife still checks on Instagram to see if Sally and
Johnny are together, and if Justine and Caleb are still together.
And if you get a chance, watch The Love Island
that's in another country. I believe it's Europe. They say,
fancy that. Do you fancy her? Oh? Yes, yes, I

(55:18):
fancy her? And there they do the cheek kiss. So
that's why I kind of thought that's a pretty baller move.
It's ballsy. But they also don't say they like somebody.
They say they fancy him. Yeah, but you're married, n
you can to the cheek kiss. That's no, it's a
greeting in other countries. But also, do you guys fancy
the Sore Losers podcast? You fancy Yeah? If you fancy
give us five stars? Let us know if you fancy it,
and let us know from the masters. If you guys
get the bag all right, And the boy wasn't here,

(55:40):
Eddie was not here today. Next time we'll have the boy.
He had a commercial duties, obligations and obligations. So hit
us up. We are the sore losers at gmail dot com.
Hit us on Twitter, have a great weekend, and Eddie
you want to buzz us out? No, no Eddie, no,
no Eddie, no Eddie. Hey, all right, I guess uh
uh um m hm m h m ah. Dude, that

(56:05):
easy if he was never on the show again. Oh man,
what if you just quit? Is that when he's not here,
maybe maybe he's mad.