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It's a podcast called twenty

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five wist fucking Basketball

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and they all went on a whist So, yeah, it's too

1:23

bad, but what did you expect.

1:25

It's a podcast call twenty

1:27

five.

1:28

Whistline

1:31

Welcome Eddie Blood, So

1:34

not much to say. I lost thousand bucks. I bet on

1:36

Auburn. I thought they were gonna win it pretty much

1:38

the whole game until the very end Florida wins it. That's not even

1:40

what it was. Ended up being the game

1:42

that the Duke Houston game. They

1:45

Arkansas like choked. It's crazy. It's

1:47

crazy. They scored one bucket in the past ten

1:49

minutes and the last ten minutes of the game is why I

1:51

could not believe what I was watching. I

1:53

could because usually happens to my team. Yep,

1:56

So that I felt so

1:59

me and all the Duke people felt exactly the same,

2:01

like they understood where I was coming from my

2:03

whole life. I've never seen anything

2:05

like that at the end of that game.

2:07

And again it's been talked about one hundred

2:10

times, but I'm gonna tell you whenever

2:12

he tried to take the ball from him, throwing it out of balance

2:14

and they got the tech hold on him, I then thought

2:17

it was over again. There were like four times

2:19

where I thought, Okay, they've

2:21

stopped the bleeding just in time. Now

2:24

Duke will win the game.

2:25

That was a brain fart, right, like he

2:28

just thought. He just wasn't thinking like you can.

2:30

Everyone knows you can't do that.

2:31

He just wasn't.

2:32

Have you ever seen that?

2:33

No, No, I have

2:35

seen no, And I'd be curious

2:38

about someone in case, if you don't

2:40

mind googling this, I have seen that

2:42

there's a rule in some

2:44

league that if you hold the ball out over

2:47

the line you can grab it, then you

2:49

can grab it. Now that could even that could be

2:51

like junior high. And

2:53

so that wasn't the case here.

2:55

No, he thought he was playing defense.

2:57

It was hilarious, but I

2:59

was rooting for Muston big time, even though I said I did

3:01

not think. I said I didn't think Houston or Duke would

3:03

win one Dukee because everybody thought Duke would win. So I

3:05

was out Houston because their name is Houston and Houston

3:07

just doesn't win. So I'm still standard

3:10

by all that, But that

3:12

that play is when I thought, Okay, Duke just got

3:14

Duke Duke lucky, and now they're gonna win. So

3:17

is that a rule anywhere?

3:18

Casey, I'm not saying. I'm just seeing the five seconds

3:20

holding it. You know you can't.

3:21

If you do, fine, I'm going to keep looking.

3:23

Let me know the miss free

3:25

throw. I do think that

3:27

foul called h on

3:30

the flag. Yeah, probably wasn't a foul, but

3:32

again, dude, you gotta score more than one bucket

3:34

in the last ten minutes. Exactly crazy,

3:37

like Houston freaking awesome. Those

3:39

guys, they they went one

3:41

on one with Flag at the end of the game and

3:44

at the had a shot. He had a shot, but shut

3:46

him down. Yeah, so it was pretty cool. I

3:48

saw them walking in the hallway with Kevin Sampson after

3:50

the game and one of the guys was like his

3:52

own guys was like, that's apparently like the biggest comeback

3:55

in the history of the Final

3:57

Four. Like the craziest comeback and he's like yeah. He

3:59

goes, wow, how down were we? And I think

4:01

the guy said fifteen and he goes, oh,

4:03

good thing it was in seventeen because we were coming

4:05

back from that.

4:06

Oh really.

4:07

I love that he didn't know, like, how

4:09

far were we down? Fourteen?

4:11

I think it's those Houston

4:13

guys were grinders, man. I

4:15

saw a story about them. They all

4:17

ran the mile at the beginning of the

4:19

year, every person on the team. If you're

4:21

on the team, you dress you have to run a mile, and

4:24

that their average time in running

4:26

the mile was like five eighteen or something, right,

4:28

five minutes eighteen seconds, and the slowest

4:31

was like five point fifty, the fastest was whatever.

4:33

But they took such pride and the picture was them

4:35

with all their shirts off with like chains

4:37

around them, like shure. They took such

4:40

pride in having that cardio

4:42

and being strong, and holy crap

4:45

has not paid off, Like they are monsters

4:47

defensively. It's crazy to see

4:49

that game was that's wild. I think

4:51

they heard you, man, that's wild, not good

4:53

good. I do want Florida to be Houston

4:56

now. So just because I'm a sec

4:58

guy, and I said Houston can't win it championship only

5:00

because their name is Houston, which is a stupid thing to say.

5:03

But I am who I am. I am who I am. But

5:05

that was a crazy a game.

5:07

I couldn't believe it.

5:08

I couldn't believe it either.

5:09

Yeah, every time.

5:10

Even my wife was like what the heck? And I was like, if

5:12

she's into it, then I know it's a crazy game, right.

5:14

The I mean, there's

5:16

like eight plays I could go like when this happened,

5:19

so we'll just move off of it. But yeah,

5:22

I lost a bunch of money, but I put the money a long

5:24

time ago, so already felt lost.

5:25

Yeah, that's funny how that happened.

5:27

Like I bet at the beginning of the tournament, someone's already gone,

5:29

so.

5:29

You never really saw. It wasn't really there.

5:31

Who knows I was there? Oh okay, it

5:33

was there. I lost a lot of money this tournament. Sorry,

5:36

dude, you shouldn't

5:38

feel sorry for losses like this. I would rather

5:40

lose money like this than lose

5:42

the game like we lost to Texas Tech.

5:44

I think a lot of people probably lost money though, because a lot

5:46

of favorites won, and you're not gonna win money unless

5:48

you really about the underdogs than they win.

5:50

Yeah, Remember I can ended up being kind of sucky,

5:52

and I was either seven for eight or eight of eight at

5:54

el EAD eight teams like I was on and

5:57

then once my like

5:59

Tech Law because that Tech going to the final four once

6:03

Auburn didn't like all

6:05

my eggs were in the basket of those teams

6:07

that got to the late eight but didn't get to the final four. Basically,

6:10

what'd you find case anything?

6:11

Not yet?

6:12

Okay, it could have just been some stupid like local

6:14

rec league.

6:14

It just keeps giving me the five second rule.

6:16

But I do wonder what he was doing.

6:18

Yeah, he wonders until

6:20

this day, he wasn't thinking man, right, Him

6:23

and.

6:23

Kelvin Sampson were both like, what the heck did I just.

6:26

I mean, make a free throw? Yeah, make a free throw?

6:28

Yeah, exactly, get a bucket inbounds

6:31

the ball. I was probably shire let that kid

6:33

was a James or James

6:35

inbound the ball for the second time, Yeah, because

6:37

he looks scared the first he.

6:39

Looked like he was clueless as to how

6:42

fast his heart was beating and what his eyes were saying.

6:44

Yeah, and you'll fault on his own but it's just

6:46

like, come on, man.

6:48

So there's one. I got a few things I wanted

6:50

to talk about. Number two is going to be

6:52

let's get an update on pickle

6:55

ball, and we had you guys reach out to this guy again

6:57

that wanted to play for a thousand bucks. Let's

6:59

go to Kevin first, Kevin Elock Crickets

7:02

and got nothing nothing. Wow.

7:05

I even hit him twice.

7:06

Yeah, what a freaking He was talking a lot of smack

7:08

too. Man, you think he's scared.

7:10

I mean, I'm gonna have to message him now and be like, yeah,

7:13

I didn't want to do that. I wanted to be set up, not

7:15

by me. No, you have an attorney that's neither.

7:17

And let's go play the game. But do

7:20

you think he sees you guys?

7:22

Is?

7:23

I would guess no because he doesn't look very active

7:26

as it is social media active.

7:28

Do we think he's running?

7:30

I think so.

7:31

I think so. Do we think he's dead?

7:34

Yeah, as

7:36

he tweeted it all No, since I checked him for the weekend.

7:38

Though, saying man, what if he's hurt.

7:40

I was trying to find his like actual information so

7:42

I could like contact his job.

7:45

Yeah, I wouldn't hate that. No, that'd

7:47

be hilarious. His

7:49

bots.

7:51

We're just looking to get in touch with him.

7:53

I mean, if if he if he says no, cool, we

7:55

know. But he's not just leaving us hanging,

7:57

you know.

7:58

We're just looking at it like an attorney.

8:00

Got thousand bucks, you want to talk garbage, I'm gonna fly

8:02

to Cleveland play pick a ball. Get you for a thousand bucks? Could

8:04

you talk crap? Let's go, I might lose. You're

8:07

a four year D one athlete.

8:09

I mean, if draft games are putting the odds on it, you're

8:12

probably at minus one sixty or so over.

8:14

Lolo me, I can't even practice. He's

8:16

been raining every day. I can't even This

8:19

is bizarre.

8:20

Lollo Me.

8:22

Yeah, why be scared of Lollo Me? If

8:25

he is dead, though, that sucks. That's really sorry

8:28

about eight condolences to everybody out there and

8:30

his family and stuff. Okay, I'm

8:33

not a hockey guy,

8:36

but ov.

8:37

Yeah, shut out.

8:38

Yeah more

8:41

goals now than Gretzki. Not more points,

8:43

but more goals, right, but

8:45

yeah, nude, Yeah, it's so cool.

8:47

Who's this guy who's he played for.

8:49

Alex Ovechkin.

8:51

Capital.

8:52

I was gonna ask Washington and he's

8:54

played with him the whole time, right, he's never changed

8:56

teams. So, and

8:59

then I watched some of who

9:01

just hawked a Lougi in their microphone. Did anybody

9:03

do that?

9:04

No?

9:04

I went like, we gotta. I

9:11

was thinking about Gretzky being the great one. I'm like,

9:13

well, now this guy needs a name.

9:15

So I think he has a name.

9:18

Ohm not sure. Yeah, well it's a nickname

9:20

because his name is Alex Ovechkin. But Gretzky was

9:22

there to shake his hand and do his thing. But

9:25

you Gretzky has

9:27

more points just through a cysts

9:31

where Avekin doesn't. Is a passer, but just

9:33

had the goals record.

9:34

As well, and all the Stanley Cups too, you know.

9:36

But that was a record they thought would never

9:39

be broken, was Gretzky's goals

9:41

records points record. They still don't think we'll be broken,

9:43

but I did pull up. These

9:46

are sports records they don't think anybody

9:48

is ever gonna break. But they

9:51

thought that this record would never be broken.

9:55

What comes to mind, Luke, I.

9:57

Got one you could say, with

9:59

the s or the hits?

10:00

What what lo here is it?

10:02

Hits?

10:02

No moot

10:05

game is played?

10:06

Got broke?

10:07

No, that did get broke. That's the one

10:09

that hits there's

10:11

one that's like hits one seventy two.

10:13

I'm curious for lou Gary.

10:15

No.

10:15

Okay, first of all, everybody needs to stop. You

10:17

guys are probably thinking of the

10:19

fifty six game hit story. Yes, that's the one.

10:22

Yes, Joe Demaggio, Yes, that's

10:24

probably what you're thinking when you think of Yankees. Yes,

10:27

Gary was the iron Horse because of all

10:29

the games that he played. But that was beat by cal Ripken.

10:32

That's when we were kids, and he won around and gave everybody five

10:34

and then kind of retired after that. Yeah,

10:37

okay, but cal Ripken would have come to my mind immediately.

10:41

Yeah, any other anything coming.

10:42

I was going to say, Demagio, that was that was the big one.

10:44

Fifty six game hits story. Yeah, yes, correct, that's

10:46

the one. That's what I meant.

10:47

That's tough.

10:48

The other Yankee I think.

10:50

And again you may fact check

10:52

me on this, but the last person about four hundred was Ted

10:54

Williams. That hasn't happened. I think Tony Gwynn got close

10:57

exactly.

10:57

Yeah, he was ninety something

10:59

and saying on the podcast close,

11:02

I don't take four hundred.

11:03

I don't think so, No, I mean I think he probably bad

11:05

at three forty three to fifty, but that's close. Now,

11:08

So what was the Demagie one fifty six

11:10

game history, So that's fifty six hits,

11:13

No, fifty six games in a row.

11:14

He got a hit at least one hit.

11:16

That's amazing.

11:16

Yeah, well, yeah, it's all time.

11:18

That's amazing.

11:18

Yeah, Okay, here we go, boys and

11:20

girls. Is what I've pulled up. NFL

11:23

wise, Jerry Rice's career receiving yards

11:27

and ninety five one. Nobody's even close yard

11:29

wise, but the longevity that he had makes

11:31

a big difference, right Yeah, And it's Smith's

11:34

career rushing yards eighteen

11:36

three hundred and fifty five yards.

11:37

That's awesome.

11:38

Running Backs today don't

11:40

last and they don't run enough for

11:43

anyone to right now, with how

11:46

football is played, they don't run the

11:48

ball enough for this to happen. Now, we've seen

11:51

transitions from passing

11:53

to rushing. You know, depending

11:55

on what the flavor of the decade is.

11:58

Right now, it's a lot of throwing. You're seeing passing

12:01

records being beat a lot

12:03

ms Smith's career rushing yards probably will

12:05

not be broken in our lifetime. The

12:08

Tampa Bay Buccaneers in nineteen seventy

12:10

six and nineteen seventy seven, they

12:13

lost twenty six games in a row.

12:15

It would take two full seasons. So

12:17

if it goes at seventeen game schedule, so

12:20

it wouldn't take two four, but it would take two

12:22

most. Yeah, crazy.

12:24

I don't think the NFL will let that happen.

12:26

Now the Lions went totally defeated.

12:28

Yeah, yeah, you know in the oh

12:32

eight Brett Farbes two

12:35

hundred and ninety seven consecutive starts at quarterback.

12:38

Quarterbacks don't stay healthy long enough.

12:40

And I think Eli was close, but then they benched him

12:42

and it was a whole controversy.

12:44

Yeah.

12:44

And then also it's playing

12:48

more games in a season actually

12:51

limits the odds of this happening, because

12:53

imagine a fourteen game season versus

12:55

a seventeen game season. That's three extra

12:57

games in that season where you might be hurt. Where you may

13:00

you get through a fourteen without having to miss a game, but

13:02

you start putting fifteen, sixteen, seventeen odds

13:04

are the more games you play, the more you're gonna get

13:06

hurt. So the longer the seasons go, you would think,

13:08

well, that's just more games to play, but actually you're

13:10

having to play all those in a row with

13:13

the bye week happening twice.

13:17

Yeah, so yeah, two

13:19

hundred ninety seven career consecutive

13:21

starts. College football, Oklahoma's

13:23

forty seven game win streak. Now,

13:26

this is from nineteen fifty thirty, nineteen fifty seven.

13:28

I's gonna say, when was that? I don't remember? That

13:31

been a bit.

13:32

This should not be an official rule. This should

13:34

not be an official record because anything before

13:37

integration really shouldn't

13:39

count. Oh yeah, yeah, you know

13:42

a bunch of slow white kids able

13:44

to cheat would like this, and that goes

13:46

for any of it. Like so,

13:49

but okay, incredible forty seven

13:51

game win streak. Barry

13:54

Sanders had twenty six hundred rushing

13:56

yards in one season in eleven

13:58

games.

13:59

Oh wow in college?

14:02

Uh no, NFL, oh college

14:04

ok ok just making sure, Yeah, because

14:07

because because uh genty was trying to yes,

14:10

was trying to beat him, he was, but he played,

14:13

but he played more games. He still didn't but

14:15

he's still Yeah. And

14:19

Micro's ears twenty nine straight one hundred

14:21

yard games. Colleg Tueble, Nebraska, twenty nine

14:23

straight one hundred yard games. Again, that's

14:26

wild, just on the surface,

14:28

but nobody runs it enough

14:30

now to have one player run for that many.

14:33

Yeah, baseball cal

14:35

Ripken Demaggio's fifty

14:37

six game hit streak. Nolan Ryan

14:40

seven no hitters, Now, I

14:42

remember like six and seven. Nolan

14:44

Ryan was in his forties.

14:45

Yeah, what a beast.

14:47

And when you're twelve, someone

14:51

throwing in their forties isn't that big a deal. When

14:53

you get to your thirties and your forties, someone dominating

14:55

in their forties, You're like, dang, it's like Lebron

14:58

now being forty and he's probably gonna be First

15:00

team All NBA this year as a forty year

15:02

old.

15:02

It's amazingly crazy.

15:03

You're like, that's wild. Now, if I'm thirteen, I'm

15:05

like, yeah, it's all the same, and twenty nine

15:08

or thirty nine, there's no difference.

15:09

We didn't know how old anyone was.

15:10

Dude, is crazy to think now that

15:13

he was in his forties throwing no hitters.

15:14

Pretty crazy, sounds painful.

15:18

He has one of the fastest

15:23

first pitches ever,

15:25

meaning he was already retired in his sixties

15:27

and they bring out somebody the ceremonial first pitch. Oh,

15:30

that's funny. I saw the top five fastest

15:33

ceremonial first pitches ever. And I think he was at

15:35

number two or three and he wasn't even throwing that hard.

15:37

It's just regular.

15:38

I think you threw like eighty but he

15:41

was like in his six he's like sixty four.

15:42

He was sixty three and through eighty five miles.

15:44

Yeah, wow, legend,

15:47

Wow, total gray hair and ball.

15:50

I got stupid, got it.

15:52

Yes he was button up and slacks, Yes,

15:55

button up shirt.

15:56

It's hilarious. There's a good documentary

15:58

on Netflix about Nolan Ryan. See it.

16:00

Yeah, yeah, really good.

16:01

Didn't think it'd be that good. Ended up really watching

16:03

it. Fully. Yes, if I'm

16:05

a little undecided,

16:07

I'll go. I will guarantee myself myself

16:09

half of it, and then I'll come back and watch second

16:11

half if I like it. But that one I said all the way through.

16:14

Yeah, yeah, it was really good.

16:15

NBA. Well Chamberlain's one hundred point game nineteen

16:17

sixty two. So here's the thing with that. There are no

16:20

cameras that had this came has not recorded.

16:22

Yeah, and so as

16:24

Eddie taught us, the scorekeeper

16:26

can do whatever he wants.

16:28

I've done it because I've done it.

16:30

Eddie was scorekeeper for his kids' games.

16:32

You know what I think I did this weekend.

16:33

I think I kicked someone out of the game by like,

16:36

I don't think they got five fouls, but my paper squeal.

16:39

And kick them out.

16:39

Oh. I would think though, that somebody's parents

16:42

would have reacted so negatively

16:46

it had been such there

16:50

they they'd have been so demanded.

16:52

Dude, d had gone out of their mind.

16:53

Because it was a major tournament. But it was one

16:56

kid was twenty four and they was twenty nine. And I think,

16:58

God, I.

16:58

Just think the parent would have free out had you

17:01

pulled the kid without them knowing, especially if it's a tournament.

17:03

And I think they probably keep up with their kids fouls.

17:04

And I'm a little annoyed too when someone gets five

17:06

files.

17:07

I'm like, hey, rap there right.

17:09

I was gonna make the George Brett pintaw reference. But

17:11

I don't know if you guys would get that.

17:13

Oh yeah you do.

17:14

I don't remember it. I was too young, but I've.

17:16

Seen it when he charged the man.

17:19

And they said you have pinet on your bat and he sprints

17:21

out George Brett. It was way

17:23

way, way long time ago. Yeah,

17:26

So the one hundred point game. I

17:28

think we do what we did here with the

17:30

Alabama or excuse the Oklahomba

17:33

win streak because we

17:36

can't see it. There's no picture

17:38

of the scoreboard, nothing but the scoreboard

17:40

doesn't matter.

17:41

And what's crazy is I'm watching the Celtics documentary

17:43

on HBO that Bill Simmons, did you know? And they

17:45

have so much video of Chamberlain and Bill

17:47

Russell and there's still nothing of this hundred

17:49

point game.

17:51

Who shot that three and made it?

17:53

Well? There were no threes?

17:54

Oh yeah, actually, yeah, who made that point?

17:56

He jumps in for a little sports yah, which she never

17:58

does.

17:58

Because there's no threes back there. Dang man.

18:01

Yeah, there's no chance.

18:02

Then Bill Russell's eleven NBA titles.

18:04

Yeah, John Stockton's

18:06

carew assists at fifteen thousand,

18:09

and Wilt Chamberlain average

18:12

fifty points a game. Nobody's

18:16

gonna get forty now, much less fifty. I

18:19

mean, you're looking at like Luca whenever

18:21

he's completely ball dominant and his uses drade

18:24

is super high and he's thirty two.

18:27

Man, you don't think they can beat that.

18:29

Fifty fifty a game.

18:31

I feel like we can get there at some point.

18:33

I feel like there's so many stars on

18:35

each team that that would

18:37

never happen.

18:39

Okay, because they'll all be taking

18:41

shots. Well, because you're definitely not talking about

18:43

defense, right, I mean, there's.

18:44

It's not even that, it's just fifty is that's

18:47

just do that once? Is crazy?

18:49

Yeah?

18:49

And how many games? I wonder that they play back then four?

18:52

Yeah, definitely they

18:54

played four games. And also Wilt's

18:57

hundred point game. I wonder how much

18:59

that affected his fifty point four average

19:02

very season. Wayne

19:04

Gretzky is the point getter,

19:07

not goal but point getter. You could raise all of

19:09

his goals and he'd still be the all times points

19:11

leader just off assists.

19:12

Wow, that's unbelievable. Yeah.

19:15

Michael Phelps a gole medals and

19:17

one Olympics, which is two thousand and eight.

19:19

The swimming thing though, was a little cheating as well, because

19:22

it's like we're gonna do the four hundred

19:24

with no pinky, Now we're going to the

19:26

four undred with two pinkies, now to

19:28

the four hundred with one eye closed. It's like they have

19:32

forty seven events that are just slightly

19:34

different, and if you're really good at one of

19:36

them, you're probably really good at a few of

19:38

them, not saying that he's not super dominant, because

19:40

everybody has the ability to win like he didn't, no one

19:42

ever has. But the swimming things a little

19:44

odd when it comes to most decorated medalists

19:47

ever, and it's swimming. They

19:50

have seventeen events. That's

19:52

the backstroke. One is just with your right left

19:54

foot flex.

19:55

Only using your left hand.

19:56

Yes, that's it. But Devin

19:59

Hester's return touchdowns,

20:01

Yeah, twenty total career

20:04

return touchdowns. He's in the Hall of Fame. Maybe

20:06

the only Hall of Famer to specifically

20:09

as a return guy. Hm. Possibly So. Anyway,

20:11

I saw that Ovechkin had broken

20:14

that record, so I brought that there.

20:15

The celebration was cool. Huh flying on the ice?

20:17

Did you see it on the stomach? Yeah, of course.

20:19

It was against the Islanders too, like right my hometown.

20:21

It's like right around the block from he used to live.

20:23

And I'm just I'm not a hockey guy, and I've openly

20:26

admitted that I don't know anything about hockey. But I

20:28

guess I know more than Eddie. It sounds like I don't know

20:30

I know who he is.

20:31

I did what I've seen, don't understand it,

20:33

and.

20:34

He looks old now too.

20:35

Ovechkin he does.

20:36

I haven't seen him in years because I don't know.

20:38

They haven't been relevant, I guess in the playoffs and that's the only

20:40

time I watched, and I'm like, dang, he looks old.

20:42

The helmet off.

20:43

Yeah, And part of it too, is because he has a beard, and

20:45

that beard is so like salt

20:47

and pepper and like gray. The thing

20:49

about him too is he like has just

20:52

like a normal dude body. It kind of always

20:54

has. Yeah, just been like your uncle.

20:56

He just kind of looks like your ancles, like Luca.

20:58

That's really Yeah.

20:59

They think beers at the games for sure.

21:02

So yeah, congratulations to him.

21:05

I was filling in for rich Eisen early

21:08

last week. I'm just gonna play this clip because

21:10

I did not know this was coming.

21:12

I thought it was funny. I had

21:14

on Eli Drinkwitz,

21:17

who we refer to his drink, who everybody referred

21:19

to his drink as a guest and he doesn't

21:21

have much of a filter, which is what I like about him. And

21:24

he brought up something about me that I did not know his

21:27

public knowledge. Now, I

21:29

am a donor to the University of Arkansas,

21:32

and what he said here when he said it,

21:36

I was a little taken aback because I was like, how did

21:38

it even know this? My theory now is he

21:40

found it somewhere and was loaded ready to go because he

21:42

loves he loves it, just like, not even in

21:44

a negative way, because I thought it was funny. But here you go. What did

21:46

you play the clip?

21:47

Please?

21:47

But I did see, you know, with the Razorbacks

21:49

sweet sixteen appearance. I saw where you were

21:52

on the you know, giving another fifty

21:54

thousand or something to their

21:56

nil So that was pretty good.

21:58

I mean they kind of got.

21:58

You over that public. Where do you I did not know

22:01

that was public. I did not, Like, I don't

22:03

mind, because you're not making a joke.

22:05

Thought job

22:08

cal.

22:10

So I didn't tweet that. I know how I knew that.

22:13

So I didn't tweet it though, Like I don't

22:17

think you would tweet it.

22:18

Would never tweet that. I wouldn't even share

22:20

how much here's another fifty and that

22:22

I recently donated this right.

22:24

But it's almost like he quoted your tweet, like he read

22:26

it somewhere.

22:27

No, I think he was just being funny. I think he came

22:29

into the interview ready

22:31

to go, like ready to mix it up, not in a

22:33

bad way because

22:35

we've had him on. He's fun to have on. And

22:38

he came in and I had asked him after

22:40

that I went to it. I was like, all right, screwt like you just say

22:42

stuff to irritate people, like I know. And he talked

22:44

about a couple of instances, like with

22:47

hypol at Tennessee when he goes, you

22:49

know, we stand on business and they caught him

22:52

and he goes sometimes. But I think he was doing

22:54

that there to be funny because I didn't tweet

22:56

that. I would never tweet that.

22:58

I wonder if there's like a database somewhere

23:00

where people have to declare how much they've gotten

23:02

from who, because how would he know that?

23:06

My point exactly, unless there

23:08

is, yes,

23:10

some sort that coaches or administrators

23:12

that they can see, I don't know, but

23:15

I definitely did not put that out of there.

23:17

It was funny.

23:18

I was watching them when that happened.

23:19

In your face was like what I thought, he just

23:21

got lucky making a joke because

23:24

I didn't. I also didn't donate it because of Coln

23:27

the basketball team, which is what's funny is it

23:29

was before that, so he obviously

23:32

was just messing with me, so good.

23:34

But it was like three weeks

23:36

before that.

23:37

Oh okay, then yeah, he was definitely messing with

23:39

you.

23:40

Yes, so I must tip

23:42

the old hat. Yeah, because he came

23:44

in prepared to really kick me in the nuts

23:46

in a funny way, and he did. And

23:49

I tried to google. There was nothing. I saw,

23:52

nothing weird.

23:53

It has to be somebody that like works in the administration

23:55

somehow in sec I don't know.

23:57

He definitely took a different angle. Look

23:59

good for him.

24:00

I guess fifty two though it's kind of could

24:02

be a random number. They just fifty, Like fifty

24:04

could just be a random number to throw out and maybe you hit

24:06

it.

24:06

It's not There's no way he would have just

24:08

had money. You don't hit it right on the head like that,

24:11

luckily. And also I had just

24:13

like a month prior that. There's

24:15

no chance that that was but

24:19

just luck, coincidence, no chance we

24:22

had a little I won't say drama,

24:25

but here at the studio. I

24:27

don't know when you're listening to this, if you're listening on Monday when we're

24:29

doing it, or Tuesday the next day,

24:32

but so earlier this morning. It hasn't aired

24:34

on the Bobby Bone show. Yet we had Counting Crows

24:36

coming into play and they

24:39

have a new record coming out in May. It's my favorite band

24:42

ever and Eddie's also a big fan of Counting

24:44

Crows, so we were pretty pumped about it. And so,

24:48

you know, I come in this morning and I'm like, man, it's gonna be awesome because

24:50

they're like they're going to do a hit and

24:52

then they're also going to do one of the new songs, and I'm

24:54

like, love it. I would have even

24:56

been like, Okay, cool too, new songs, but I'd have been a little disappointed

24:59

because you want to hear like the songs that you know

25:01

that are the big hits from your favorite band. And so

25:03

we get in and Scooba was like, yeah, they're gonna do a

25:06

long December and a new one, and I'm like, this is

25:08

awesome. Like if I could have just picked one song

25:10

for them to do, that would have been it.

25:12

Great song.

25:13

Yeah, And

25:15

School was like, but we didn't have a keyboard,

25:18

and I'm like, okay,

25:21

when did you know. He's

25:23

like, well, like Friday or Saturday, they said,

25:26

And I'm like, man, I can round it up a keyboard like

25:28

a nice one i'd have bought a keyboard.

25:31

And it's like seven am here

25:34

and they're coming in as soon as the show in, so we got like two

25:36

and a half hours. So I text Brandon Brandon

25:39

raand I'm like, you have a keyboard? He goes, I have a small one because

25:41

he does music production. And then I

25:43

text Reid and reads like, I got a keyboard.

25:45

I'll bring it up, and so Reid

25:47

comes up Save the day. I'm still trying

25:49

to trying to get because they're a long December.

25:52

That's like the one you want to hear. I mean, mister Jones

25:54

is awesome, but it's one more day

25:56

up in the canyon on the piano,

26:00

one more night in Hollywood, if

26:03

you think so. I'm so

26:06

read that shows up with a broken keyboard.

26:09

In my defense, I didn't know it was broken and

26:12

it's my roommates and I think he was

26:14

still asleep, and so I texted him ass if I could

26:16

borrow it, but I took it anyway. And then

26:19

I'm like ten minutes away from the studio

26:21

and I get a text from him and he's like, Hey,

26:23

which keyboard did you grab? Was it this

26:26

eighty eight key I was like, yeah, He's like,

26:28

dude, I don't think that one works.

26:30

So then I was like great, Great,

26:33

we still rolled up with it. They still tried it,

26:35

so it took forever

26:38

to like go through the Yeah.

26:39

And we tried even their like road and their

26:42

roady guy was like trying to mess with it, like, no, man,

26:44

I can't get this to one.

26:45

Yeah.

26:45

It was just a little connector that plugs into

26:47

the power, just giving it no juice. So I threw

26:49

it off the balcony out here.

26:52

It was. It

26:54

was pretty frustrating.

26:55

We were so close.

26:56

Yeah, And so they ended

26:59

up doing two songs at a new when they do one that

27:01

I know because I'm a big fan, but it wasn't what

27:03

they'd originally planned to play. They had planned to play a long

27:05

December, and so since this is him and his guitar player,

27:07

he was I think they're pretty limited. So

27:09

they did a song called Washington Square and it was awesome

27:12

for me. But I know that it's different. But it's

27:14

like if I had just been told a day prior, I

27:17

could easily gotten a keyboard

27:20

up here.

27:20

Also, is it weird to ask why they don't

27:22

have a keyboard?

27:24

What do you mean they're not traveling to they're just doing press.

27:27

It's not a guitar.

27:28

It's not the full band.

27:28

Oh yeah, I got you.

27:29

It's not the full band. It was like a player and

27:32

Adam, and Adam was going to play the keys. That makes

27:34

sense, got you. And if he was doing all the press for

27:36

the record, he's not really traveling with a keyboard.

27:38

Yeah.

27:38

Yeah.

27:38

They didn't give a two weeks notice.

27:40

Oh their scuba coming on now, two weeks heads

27:42

up in phone calls and emails.

27:43

But if you let me know.

27:44

Even yesterday after Yestiday, I had a tree on top

27:46

of my truck and I had life hit me and so that was more important.

27:49

But a text going hey dude, I didn't

27:51

get anything. She called me Sunday when the freaking tornado

27:53

was coming through. I'm underneath the stairs at my house. There

27:55

was no tournado for Sunday, but there was warnings.

27:57

I have three children under seven.

27:59

Everything GE's I did here on excuses. There were

28:01

no tornado excuse on Saturday.

28:03

I was onneath my stairs Sunday,

28:05

Sunday Saturdays when it first started stars

28:08

for twenty four hours, not twenty four hours. In

28:10

the moment that it was happening, and then after that

28:12

I'm realing with it and dealing with the kids and all that crap. It gets into

28:14

Sunday. I wake up like, crap, there's a tree

28:17

on my truck. So I spent all of Sunday

28:19

chopping down this damn tree, find out my truck's all

28:21

damaged. And then I see my voicemails and all

28:23

this stuff, and my crap. She called me Saturday. But

28:26

I would have liked to have had this handled two weeks ago,

28:28

a week ago, my point days ago.

28:30

Even at noon or at six

28:33

pm last night, I could have got a keyboard. Like

28:35

No, at eight pm last night,

28:37

I.

28:37

Could have got one two weeks ago. No, there ago, five

28:40

days ago, four days If you.

28:41

Had just texted me last night they said, hey, can you

28:43

get a keyboard? At ten pm

28:46

last night, I could have got a keyboard. This is

28:48

music city. I could have called thirty

28:50

friends and been like, Hey, I'm gonna swinging

28:52

by a grab a keyboard.

28:53

I haven't checked Guitar Center, but they didn't open until

28:55

ten, so that was gonna be too late.

28:57

Written so still

29:00

really cool, but really one of the most disappointing. They

29:02

were gonna be my favorite songs of all time. And we missed it because

29:04

I didn't get a text saying hey, we need a keyboard tomorrow.

29:06

You should have like played an instrumental and just had

29:08

him fake like he was playing the keys.

29:11

That's not funny, man.

29:14

He could still sing over the vocals.

29:16

I mean to do that.

29:18

Come on, man, he probably sings over a track.

29:22

He doesn't sing in

29:24

the studio.

29:24

He does.

29:26

You don't know what he does in the studio.

29:28

I imagine

29:31

they overdubbed.

29:31

You don't know what he does in the studio, Dude.

29:33

When they make albums, that's what you're talking about.

29:35

Yeah, but that's not even a track. That's why they're

29:37

recording it. Well yeah, but then okay,

29:40

you're right, it doesn't matter anyway. We missed

29:42

big, big, big, big, big

29:44

big, Like personally, that would

29:46

have been really cool. That had been the cool That had been the coolest,

29:49

the coolest performance ever of my life

29:52

in Here Along December

29:55

like Garth performing in Here Along

29:58

December from County Crows. That

30:00

had been it. This has been in the top ones.

30:02

You know what's crazy? Me and Kevin have never heard that song

30:05

before.

30:05

A long December surprising.

30:08

Yeah, you guys, you're the one to argue. First

30:10

of all, you argue for Wilt's three point line.

30:15

And then you say Adam Durret's

30:17

overdubs.

30:18

And then he puts the big deal.

30:21

It sings to a track. That's what it was.

30:24

Oh my gosh. Anyway, that that

30:26

that one's gonna haunt me for a while.

30:27

Hey, sorry, dude.

30:30

Because I got the schedule email from Scooba going

30:32

hairybody here here here, we're doing this. So that happened

30:34

yesterday afternoon, So it was like when

30:37

you do that email, just hey, hey, can

30:39

you guys a keyboard for tomorrow?

30:41

It's just like I haven't texted someone in

30:43

the building to see if we had just won, like in an office

30:46

somewhere, but no, man didn't exist.

30:47

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31:14

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31:16

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31:20

I probably go less defense,

31:24

Yeah, defense, and two like

31:26

he played out of his mind

31:28

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31:29

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31:33

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31:35

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31:40

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31:45

don't know, dude, Houston can't win.

31:47

They can't. I know they can win.

31:49

I know, and I'm not even gonna hate it if they do. I just can't

31:52

and I can't. That doesn't compute for

31:54

me with them winning

31:56

a national championship. It'd be like

31:58

Belmont winning one to me. And it's not the same.

32:00

I know.

32:00

But I mean they've been there, what four times?

32:02

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Hey, we talked a second ago about Houston

32:57

and I think Casey had

33:00

and uh five jam islama.

33:04

Yeah, I even mentioned it last week because

33:06

you're talking about clude Drexler and Akim Olajah want

33:09

at the University of Houston. Amazing not

33:11

the Rockets right where. Yeah,

33:14

but you see Olija won not able to get on the court

33:17

to celebrate They like, hell, I

33:19

was on court side

33:24

is like royalty. They're like, no, I'm sorry, you can't get on the

33:26

court.

33:26

I guess it's San Antonio. I mean they

33:28

probably done it. Realize.

33:30

I don't know why, but even San Antonio is close to Houston.

33:32

I agree, I know, but it doesn't

33:35

matter even if it's in Boston Sacramento.

33:37

It's like that that's one of the greats.

33:39

Not only is that one of the greats from the program that I understand

33:41

everybody wanting to get on the court if used to be a guy that played

33:44

in Houston, he's also the

33:46

guy, yes, the guy

33:48

wildly famous. On top of that, someone

33:50

just should have said this is a keem

33:52

olajah Wan and they

33:55

I'm sure they did.

33:56

He also looked great by the way from h Wow,

33:59

that's like, I.

34:00

Don't believe that's a team. He's towering over

34:03

only seven ft. Jim Nan, he's

34:05

been in every game him. He hasn't

34:07

lost in that shirt. That's right.

34:10

They did talk about that.

34:10

They brought it up.

34:11

He's a Houston alone.

34:14

And he was wearing a sweater and it's like nance hasn't lost

34:16

since you know, he's as a loss since he's

34:18

been wearing the sweater yep, and he's had it on every time.

34:20

I know, Man, Florida win the game.

34:23

I don't want to do too much because this may expire this,

34:25

this will expire after the game tonight. But who do you want

34:27

to win?

34:28

I'm usually an underdog guy, but I for some reason

34:31

I want Florida. And I don't know why, but

34:33

I love Clayton. I love the way he plays

34:35

in Florida is just awesome, and so I

34:37

want Florida.

34:38

I would like to see Florida win too. I'm an

34:40

sec guy, but if Houston wins, I won't

34:42

be that mad, although I just can't see it on my head right yeah,

34:44

I just can't see it because I like a

34:47

team that just grinds it out, like that's fun to see

34:50

a team that isn't traditionally

34:53

dynamic in the ways of dunks

34:56

and three pointers and a lot of offense,

34:58

which is what the game is now win

35:00

the thing because they man, they just locked down, edie,

35:02

who do you want to win?

35:04

Uh?

35:04

If Florida wins, my son wins the bracket,

35:06

which is like five hundred dollars. Oh,

35:09

so I'm going for Florida.

35:10

Just for him.

35:11

Nice question.

35:14

And I was thinking about this yesterday and I saw

35:17

Kevin that you had made the note.

35:19

So I'm gonna let you do this set

35:21

up first, because there's a guest that you

35:25

say that I wanted on the show we weren't

35:27

able to find. Yes, I was actually

35:29

thinking of a certain person like yesterday,

35:32

and I don't know if it's the same person. But so you

35:34

without saying who it is, what's the story.

35:36

The story is last year you brought up

35:39

a topic of discussion for all of us and

35:41

you said, what is your first

35:43

memory as a child with

35:46

a professional athlete?

35:47

And so we all went around the room.

35:49

This is bizarre. I was thinking about this yesterday, really,

35:51

yes, before all that, Yes,

35:53

no, on your mind. Yes, it was like randomly,

35:55

I was randomly thinking about it because

35:57

I'm gonna tell you if it's the same. My thing

36:00

was I went to Arksall Travelers baseball games

36:02

and there was a picture named John

36:05

Lepley. I just remember because he was the only autograph

36:07

ever got going to these games. And then we tried

36:09

to track him down and he was the lawyer

36:12

on LinkedIn. Remember, Yeah, we went on LinkedIn. He

36:14

was a minor league player. I don't know if we ever made it to the majors,

36:16

but I just I remember it vividly because

36:19

that was the first autograph I ever got, and

36:21

it was they were double A Arkansas

36:23

Travelers, John Lepley,

36:26

and we searched for his name and he was like

36:29

running at a vision of a food company or something.

36:31

We left a voicemail and I was like,

36:34

if this is John Lepley when it was Bobby

36:36

Bones and we never heard

36:38

back. Crazy

36:40

coincidence, So what happened?

36:41

Random?

36:42

And then so somebody DM me on Instagram this

36:44

guy named Eric Floor. Shout out to Eric Floor and

36:46

said, Hey, I know this sounds crazy,

36:49

but the guy you guys talked about last year, John

36:51

Lepley, who gave Bobby

36:53

the autograph as a kid, he recruited me for this

36:55

beer company. So now I work for

36:57

him. And I mentioned to him how you guys brought

36:59

up up on the podcast. He was like,

37:02

take him back by here's his number if you guys are

37:04

interested in having him on no way. So I was like,

37:06

what, that's crazy, got his number, reached

37:08

out to John. I've been texting him last

37:10

week for a few days here and there, and

37:12

he's just like he couldn't believe it. He's like, this is amazing.

37:15

I would love to come on and talk if you guys are interesting.

37:17

Yeah, And I was like, do you have any identity? I just need

37:20

to make sure you're the guy you know. He sends me

37:22

pictures of his baseball card and ring

37:24

that he had from his playing days.

37:26

Awesome, amazing.

37:28

So two things. One, I always find a way to be insulted.

37:31

Doesn't matter, I know it. It's just

37:33

what I do, right, I always find a way to be insulted

37:35

by something and to find

37:38

a reason to have a chip on my shoulder. And

37:40

this is awesome because I'd love to talk

37:42

to him. I don't remember much about it except that

37:44

was just the first person that ever autographed anything for me, and

37:46

I remember his baseball car, the Travelers, but the

37:48

fact that we talked about it, it didn't get to him naturally, Like I'm

37:50

insulted by that. Yeah, a little bit so

37:53

long now I'm assulted that it had to take somebody,

37:55

Like I'm like, we must not be cutting through

37:57

like

37:59

like that. That's the kind of weird like mental

38:02

games I do with myself, and that's why I hate myself

38:04

most of the time.

38:04

That's what you go to.

38:06

That's immediately what I went to.

38:08

But it's cool that eventually it got to him.

38:10

Yeah, yeah, like your model eventually

38:12

gets across the ocean.

38:14

It took a while, yeah.

38:15

Yeah, but like one are the odds that he's recruiting this

38:17

guy who listens to a show and then somehow that

38:19

it's brought up almost a year later.

38:21

You're right, because I could look at it like that, like

38:23

we are cutting through so much so that there's someone

38:26

the guy you mentioned, I heard it Eric, Eric,

38:29

and it's like I just heard them talking about

38:31

you on a podcast or on the radio.

38:34

So yes, I could look at it that way, but

38:36

I chose not to because my reaction is

38:38

to be insulted that not by anybody

38:40

specifically, but mostly but

38:44

at the lack. And then I look at look inward

38:46

and go, well, it's my fault because we must not be

38:48

good enough that we have enough of an audience that it

38:50

landed to him quicker.

38:54

Yeah, I don't see it like that.

38:55

Yeah, but it's cool with

38:57

this Eric guy to move on that because

38:59

like all that cool podcast do you listen

39:01

to him?

39:01

Like I'm gonna do this for

39:03

them.

39:04

I love that all that's positive, that party,

39:06

But it's just this is a way I live my

39:08

life. I don't like it, but I

39:10

always find a way to be insulted

39:13

or to find how how I'm being

39:15

wronged.

39:16

That's that Michael Jordan's you know, I create

39:19

stuff.

39:20

Yeah, personally, So I'm gonna I'm gonna not

39:22

take the process personal

39:26

and I'm not gonna go home and think about how

39:29

man we talked about it and it didn't get to him like

39:32

quicker.

39:32

So that ends here. We're done with the thought.

39:35

It's like a seed man

39:38

that doesn't kind of craft. That drives me unhealthily.

39:40

But that is super cool. I'd love to get them on. We should talk to him,

39:42

yeah Friday or so, okay, does you want to play

39:44

pick a ball for one thousand bucks?

39:49

Looking for a challenge anyone?

39:51

We have an attorney, we can set it

39:53

all up. That's super

39:55

cool and really weird that I was thinking

39:58

about that.

39:58

Yeah, that's wild.

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41:16

We have a

41:18

director that's going to come on The Bobbybone Show

41:20

maybe later this week. Is that confirm,

41:23

Mike?

41:23

I don't think so.

41:25

If I watched that movie and it's not confirmed,

41:28

this is gonna be two scuba Steve kills in a week.

41:29

Oh it's a movie director.

41:31

Yeah, is he still out there?

41:33

He just walked out.

41:34

Yell at him. Who you're

41:38

in travel, Let's

41:40

see it. Let's see if he comes back.

41:43

Yeah. So

41:45

they send me a movie and

41:47

they say, we need you to watch this,

41:50

and I'm like, I don't do deals

41:53

like that. I don't like you have to check with

41:55

me first, like we sold this, you

41:57

know you have to watch it to interview the person

42:00

against Scoop is coming back from his truck that's apparently

42:02

been hit by something. Keyboard.

42:06

Hey, two

42:09

appearances one show?

42:11

Uh my dream?

42:12

Do we have that interview set up for the director? Who

42:15

I watched that movie that you email me about?

42:18

Oh?

42:18

Yes, yeah, yeah, Ryan Coogler, Yes, yeah, that should

42:20

be Wednesday the eighth.

42:21

Okay, because it's still a hole in my calendar.

42:24

Yeah, let me confirm it then, oh no, and

42:27

make sure that the movie is still coming out.

42:29

Feelings hurt twice.

42:30

It's not feelings, it's just.

42:32

It's just I'm I'm organized and everyone

42:35

else is not, and so I have to deal with the frustration

42:37

and people can't get together.

42:38

That's the nature of this job.

42:40

No, the nature is I get my balls

42:42

busted to watch this the

42:44

movie that that is ridiculous.

42:46

And that was another thing where I don't want to talk too

42:48

much about it to get us in trouble. But

42:51

I appreciate you doing that. I know that was a lot of hurdles

42:53

to get this done, and we needed to do

42:55

it otherwise because otherwise the interview wouldn't be what

42:58

it should be without seeing the film, and

43:00

it wouldn't be it'd be very disrespectful to the director

43:02

as well. So I appreciate you for taking the steps

43:05

and the leaps and bounds to make that happen because.

43:06

It was a lot watch it.

43:07

Well, hold on, that's not even the point of it. The point of it is

43:09

I was gonna mention something about it. Then

43:12

I thought I only watched it because this director

43:14

was coming on Wednesday. But then I thought

43:16

in my calendar it still says hold. And then

43:18

I'm like, if I went to all that because

43:20

you don't even know I was going to tell you the process of getting to it's

43:23

I just watched the movie.

43:23

Maneah, that's the whole thing.

43:24

So what Yeah, I'll confirm

43:27

it, but it should still be for Wednesday the night. Maybe

43:29

it was on a hole because I told them we're not doing

43:31

it until he's able to watch the movie the way we're supposed

43:33

to watch the movie. So I put it as a hole in my head

43:35

of like, we're not doing it if it's not going to be done the way it needs

43:37

to be done. Okay, then update, So let me update

43:40

and find out you have a good But now that you've seen the

43:42

film, I can move forward.

43:43

I watched the whole thing. Go home, okay, yeah,

43:46

go home.

43:46

Deal with your truck.

43:47

Yeah, So what

43:50

it happened was and this is not on Scuba. But

43:53

I never agree to to watch a

43:55

movie to interview somebody

43:57

one because I don't want to get two and a half

43:59

hours. Like, I'm happy to intervie if I want to interview

44:01

somebody, I just I'm like, I'm so interested in the

44:04

project or the process or

44:06

what they've done before. And so Mike

44:08

the director, is he the guy that did Black Panther?

44:10

Yeah, and he did Creed.

44:11

Yeah. I love that movie.

44:12

Oh. So he's like, legit, I don't know enough

44:14

about movies. All I thought was, Hey, I think that's a Black

44:16

Panther guy.

44:17

He's one of my favorite directors.

44:18

Did he write Black Panther?

44:20

Yes, and he's writing this. He wrote the second one

44:22

too, and he's doing a third, so big

44:25

deal.

44:26

Awesome.

44:27

And so they say, will you interview him? I'm

44:29

like sure, they could be pretty cool. First

44:32

I say, what if we let movie Mike interview him? We

44:34

play some clips and they're like, well, they

44:37

want a bigger audience and went the main show

44:40

because they heard on twenty fve whistles you couldn't get hn lepley.

44:44

Yeah, yes, yes.

44:47

So I'm like, okay, I'm

44:50

happy to. I think that would be cool. We're

44:53

in. And so they say, but you have

44:55

to watch the movie. And

44:58

I don't like setting that precedent. It's not eve about watching

45:00

a movie. It's just I don't want to say the president

45:02

of I must Yeah, no, I got it. Taking a whole

45:04

season of a show in order to talk to. So

45:08

I said, let me think about it. And

45:12

it was also a horror movie. It's called Sinners.

45:14

I don't like scarny movies. Oh yeah, So

45:17

I'm like, you know this big deal,

45:21

I'll do it. Send me the movie,

45:24

and I get screener

45:27

stuff quite frequently, Mike, did

45:29

you did you get a screener?

45:30

Yeah?

45:30

Did you watch it?

45:30

Yeah?

45:31

Did it say Scuba Steve across the front of it massive letters?

45:33

They said my name on it?

45:34

Oh? Well, mine said Scuba Steve on a massive

45:37

letters in front of the whole thing, the whole movie. Yeah.

45:39

And not only that, that's not even the most annoying part

45:41

of it.

45:42

Hey, how can you enjoy it like that?

45:44

You can't? Do you just think about Scuba Steve the whole time,

45:46

And if I watched it now, I don't think that's a keyboard

45:48

that I couldn't get from Scuba Steve gesus.

45:52

So the whole time, Scuba Steve's

45:54

across and I can't even it's not even full

45:56

screen. So I tell my wife, Hey, we need

45:58

to watch this movie, and

46:01

she's like, a movie You're not a movie guy. I'm like, I

46:03

know, I'm gonna do it for work, and

46:06

she's like, what president is that? That's that?

46:08

I know? I know. So we

46:10

try to watch it and I pull it up and I log into

46:12

the account because there's an app and then there's a

46:14

log in and a password, and so I log

46:16

into this account and it says Centers

46:19

and I'm like, boom, let's go and hit

46:21

play. And then I do screen mirror and I get up on the TV

46:23

and the TV goes will not it's not allowed to

46:25

screen mirror illegal of course, weird,

46:28

and so I had scoob up. I'm like, yeah, I can't screen mirror

46:30

this. I'm not watching this something on my phone.

46:33

Two and a half hour movie on my phone. You're out of

46:35

your mind. And he goes, well,

46:39

you can either watch it

46:41

on your phone, which is I can

46:43

see where that would be difficult, or why

46:45

don't you have read come over to your house and take

46:48

a computer and hardwired into your

46:50

television. Wow, And I go, I

46:52

don't have the wires. And

46:54

two our televisions are all mounted

46:56

on a wall. We don't have a single television that has

46:58

any sort of stand anything it's

47:00

on to put a computer next to it. Even if we

47:02

had the wires. I'm like, impossible

47:05

to do, so just not

47:08

going to be able to watch it, and he's like, yeah,

47:10

but sales sold it. And

47:12

I said, but this wasn't the plan, Like it was never

47:14

relayed to me that I needed to do this in order

47:17

to do it. And so I'm

47:20

watching a bunch of White Lotus on my

47:22

iPad because

47:25

I'm trying to catch my wife, and I think, if I'm okay

47:27

with watching White Lotus on my iPad, I can watch

47:30

this movie that's two and a half hours in

47:33

thirty five to forty minute clips

47:36

while I'm on the treadmill because that's where

47:38

I was watching White Loatus. I'll just get on and just

47:40

walk or just jog a little and then

47:45

just you know, rally through White Lotus.

47:47

So I turned this movie on my iPad

47:50

and it's just bigging out where I'm not annoyed, but it doesn't even

47:53

cover the whole screen. It's still like in the iPad,

47:55

it's still like that version where

47:57

it's what's it called windowed, where

48:00

it like it's not even windowed. But even

48:02

though the whole screen is taken up, the

48:04

quarter of the top and quarter of the bottom is still black.

48:07

Yeah, yes, it's

48:09

because they filmed it for Imax, So it actually

48:11

goes back and forth.

48:12

Between like I have an Imax, I was

48:14

gonna watch on my phone.

48:14

You have an iPad, yad,

48:18

and so I'm watching it on

48:20

my iPad and Michael

48:22

B.

48:22

Jordan is in it and he plays

48:25

twins, and the

48:27

genre was described as horror, and I

48:30

don't want to watch horror. But then I started

48:32

to talk to myself and go, well, I watch zombie stuff.

48:35

And how I justify that is I

48:37

justify it by going, well, this could actually happen one

48:39

day. Therefore it feels like it's not as

48:41

I don't like Freddy Krueger. I never watched Jason, I never

48:43

watched Candy Man, so I don't do that crap.

48:45

I don't like jump scares do it. So

48:50

it's been such a process to get here. But

48:52

I tell myself, I'm gonna watch the first forty minutes, and

48:55

if I don't like the first forty minutes, I just lie and say

48:57

I watch the whole thing because they're not gonna talk about the end of the movie anyway.

49:01

And you watched it, right, Mike, I did. I don't even know

49:03

what I can say about the plot because are they keeping some of the plot

49:05

back.

49:06

The thing is they.

49:07

Kind of are, but it's also like a part of

49:09

the horror element that they talk about.

49:12

So it's it's an interesting way.

49:14

What's the movie about, Mike?

49:15

It is about these two twins, Smokestack

49:17

Twins, Smoking Stack, Smoking Stack,

49:19

both pop about Michael B.

49:20

Jordan, and they come home.

49:21

From they were in Chicago and now they're trying to start

49:24

like this juke box joint where it's just people

49:26

going and hanging out and then some freaky.

49:28

Stuff happens takes

49:30

place in like the oldest.

49:31

Nineteen thirties, got it in the Delta,

49:34

and it's blues music. It reminds me very like

49:36

Robert Johnson Old to sold of the Devil type stuff.

49:38

Like that's kind of the vibe, kind of the

49:40

vibe of what it's about. Kind of h

49:44

So, should I say nothing else about the movie?

49:46

I mean I was watching like the premiere of

49:48

it, and like Michael B. Jordan says

49:50

it, so like if he says it, is it fine.

49:52

Hailey Steinfeld's in it, Josh

49:55

Allen's wife or fiance. Yeah,

49:58

I think she's the only white person in the whole movie.

50:00

Yeah, that's kind of a plot point.

50:01

Yeah, And so what

50:04

do you think about a movie, Mike.

50:05

I enjoyed it. I like his work.

50:07

I liked the blending of different genres. It kind

50:09

of felt like three different movies in one. So I

50:11

had a good time watching it.

50:13

And I think the.

50:14

Level of horror, it's like bloody

50:17

and a little.

50:18

Bit disturbing if you're not used to horror.

50:21

I watched I was gonna do forty five

50:23

minutes. I ended up watching like an hour and twenty the first

50:26

time on the treadmill.

50:28

YEP.

50:28

Nice, And then later

50:31

that afternoon night I was like, ah, I've kind of into

50:33

it, so I finished it. So I watched the whole movie

50:36

again. Not a horror guy or

50:39

horror guy correct, it

50:42

sounds similar, clear good. I

50:45

liked it. I think if I liked horror movies,

50:47

I would have liked it a whole lot more. And it

50:49

wasn't classic jump scared. There

50:52

were a couple of those, yeah, but it

50:54

wasn't what I would have thought

50:56

was like an eighties or nineties horror

50:58

movie, where's ah crap out of places.

51:02

I would give it four

51:11

steal guitars, and not even steal. I

51:13

would give it four blues guitars

51:16

out of five. There you go, and I think if

51:18

you like horror movies, you probably give it more.

51:19

Yeah, I'm a little higher than you had to go four point five out

51:22

of five.

51:22

Wow, pretty good, right?

51:24

Is it more of like a bloody horror? I don't

51:26

want to say, because.

51:28

When I looked it up, the things I was seeing

51:30

in the movie wasn't really what

51:33

was happening in Like they were just so secretive

51:36

when reading about the plot. Yeah, like

51:38

rotten tomatoes it written wise, they don't say anything.

51:40

If you watch the trailer, there's some stuff in there, but

51:42

as far as like what they're promoting it as, they don't

51:44

really say what happens in the second and

51:46

third act.

51:47

But I would I jumped thirteen hoops

51:50

to watch that stupid thing on my iPad. It has nothing

51:52

to do with the movie or the director, but

51:54

with Scuba Steve again.

51:58

Bring us back to watch the movie with his name

52:00

on the screen the whole time, the whole time.

52:04

Yeah.

52:05

I do this all the time, and every studio does it

52:07

differently. Some people you can mirror from your iPad,

52:09

no problem, but some people is just so locked down.

52:12

Yeah, no, I we and then have Read

52:14

come over and build a contraption to hot wired

52:16

into my television. He was like, just have Read

52:18

come over, so watch.

52:21

I think people will like it though, Oh yeah, I think it's

52:23

gonna crush if you're mildly

52:26

interested in horror movies. It

52:28

didn't feel Freddy Jasony to me.

52:30

It felt a little mix of like what I think a horror

52:32

movie is versus what I like.

52:34

Yeah, I think you're When you think of

52:36

horror, you think of like nineties and two thousand

52:38

Slashers. I think it has evalt since then. There's

52:40

this level of modern horror, like you like the Jordan Peele

52:42

stuff, right, that stuff is horror, like get Out?

52:45

Man, it sounds like horror, doesn't it. Yeah?

52:47

Horror?

52:48

Yeah? Yeah, yeah. I saw

52:50

a couple of those. I saw get Out. I liked that a lot.

52:52

Yeah, yeah, get Out.

52:53

I saw them one with the scissors too. What was that one that was us?

52:55

That was good too.

52:57

He's doing a new one that's coming out later this year that sports

52:59

base football.

53:00

Yeah yeah. Or like

53:02

a guy gets to go train with like his idol quarterback

53:05

or something, right.

53:06

I don't understand how that guy can be so funny and

53:08

then direct those scary movies, like.

53:10

How can I be so good in the morning talking about music

53:12

and then sit here and do sports exactly?

53:17

He's watch and I'm so good. John

53:19

Lepley doesn't even know who I am.

53:24

Reid's never seen Rudy or Field of Dreams.

53:26

Speaking of movies, Eddie ridiculous,

53:28

Like we were just talking and like a dude like Rudy. He's like,

53:30

I've never seen it. You've never seen Rudy.

53:32

He's also never heard of Long December.

53:34

Correct, you never seen Field of Dreams.

53:36

I guess the only sports dreams the movie he's ever seen is

53:38

Radio.

53:39

I feel like I feel like

53:41

Rudy is crazy.

53:42

You haven't seen it.

53:43

I've never seen Rudy.

53:44

I can Field the Dreams older than Rudy,

53:47

but amazing. I'm not arguing

53:49

how good it is, but I'm saying in football

53:51

much more popular than baseball. Yeah,

53:54

so those two elements, and Rudy is still

53:56

brought up in in in pop culture all

53:58

the time.

53:59

I guess that shows you how much I was not interested

54:01

in sports.

54:03

I can get you a

54:05

screener of Rudy now, yeah,

54:09

yeah, yes,

54:11

you watch it on your phone.

54:13

It's just Scuba Steve huge letters. Many

54:17

they're locking the show down. Still, that's

54:19

crazy, dude.

54:20

I so pissed when I

54:22

finally decided I'm gonna do it on iPad.

54:25

Fine, and then it's only like quarter screened

54:27

with Scuba Steve letters over the entire

54:29

thing.

54:30

You could have put it on the golf simulator that's connected

54:32

to your computer.

54:33

I couldn't have done that on the treadmill.

54:35

Oh no, you would have been awesome.

54:37

Read you have to watch, Rudy. I'll watch it,

54:40

yeah before I'm gonna say Thursday.

54:43

Okay, I watched Man on the Moon.

54:46

There we go, did you Yeah?

54:48

I watched it.

54:48

Did you review it though? Yeah? Well,

54:51

I wrote some notes down on my phone. I know I'm saying, do we review

54:53

it here?

54:53

No?

54:54

Everybody of all time.

54:55

I know, Rememory, you told me Casey and you guys

54:57

gotta watch that one.

54:58

I didn't want to push. I don't know when you guys will be done.

54:59

With it, y.

55:00

Yeah, no, I watched it, okay, Yeah, so let me

55:02

pull up my notes real quick.

55:03

Oh you're official review?

55:04

Well, because I brought it in the ball too, right, I

55:06

brought in the ball and that's a Jerry Lawler

55:09

Baseball that he signed to Andy Kaufman.

55:12

And so I also have a note Andy Coffin

55:14

wrote to himself at my house.

55:15

Yeah, that's cool.

55:16

That is like, hey, you know when

55:18

you have a down day, this is how I gotta get through it. And so I

55:21

have that at my house.

55:21

That's cool.

55:22

I'm a big Andy Coffman fan. And

55:24

so we were talking about movies. That's my favorite movie ever. And

55:27

they didn't know much about Andy Kauffman, and I said,

55:29

oh, watch this, but Casey or Kevin

55:31

had seen the documentary about making the movie,

55:33

but just not the movie.

55:34

Yeah, I saw the documentary, the Jim Carrey documentary

55:36

anything.

55:37

Oh yeah, it's a little backwards.

55:39

Yeah, but that's going. I think I'm gonna do

55:41

Godfather too. But you've not seen one.

55:43

But at that point, I literally had no idea

55:45

who Andy Coffman was. Okay, so when

55:48

I watched that, you have your review up. So now I had

55:50

the review up. First of all, I've

55:52

never even seen TAXI don't even

55:55

know.

55:55

You wouldn't unless you're a Nick at Night fan because

55:57

it was on before any of us were born, was

56:00

like the seventies. I guess maybe Eddie was

56:02

not, but it was a

56:04

massive television show in the seventies,

56:07

primetime sitcom.

56:08

Okay, And then second of all,

56:11

I'm actually happy I didn't know anything about

56:13

Andy Kaufman because as

56:15

the movie's going along and you know who

56:17

he is, who he is, where he takes bits and just to

56:19

another level and basically it's living him

56:21

out in real life.

56:22

You don't know what's real and what's not.

56:24

I didn't know throughout the whole movie if he was

56:26

dying, if he wasn't dying, if he was this, if he was

56:28

that. So I thought that movie made the movie a

56:30

lot better from my perspective. And

56:33

honestly, the movie was awesome. The

56:35

movie it was amazing. Yeah,

56:37

really really good. The acting is good, Danny de Vito's

56:40

hilarious. Everything about it was

56:42

really really good.

56:43

Do you know who his girl is in the movie?

56:46

Like as an actress?

56:49

No, that's a trip.

56:51

Try to look it up.

56:53

Who Courtney Cox? I don't know Cornell

56:55

Courtney Love forty Love. Oh yeah,

56:58

you know he doesn't know who she is?

56:59

Yeah, but think that's why he's like, wouldn't care.

57:02

So Courtney Love was one

57:04

in hold late singer of Hole, but she was Kurt Cobain's

57:06

wife from Nirvana.

57:07

Oh yeah, I did not know that.

57:09

Yeah, okay, but you

57:11

like the movie.

57:12

I really really really liked it. Like, I'm honestly

57:14

upset with myself. I've never seen that movie.

57:16

What do you think, Casey?

57:18

So I think I actually saw this movie because

57:20

it came out in ninety nine, so I think I might have seen it, but

57:22

I completely don't remember any of it. So I'm sorry.

57:25

I have to have to rewatch.

57:26

Oh you didn't watch it yet?

57:28

No?

57:28

Oh got it?

57:29

Yeah?

57:29

Okay, Well then you're like Reid, You're not the guy I like. Yeah,

57:33

I thought he was, Like I might have seen it already. So

57:35

when I watched it again, when

57:38

did Rudy come out?

57:41

Oh, ninety three, you're gonna love it all

57:43

right?

57:44

When were you born ninety six? It's

57:46

crazy to think you weren't born and Rudy came out. Not

57:48

that I even remember Rudy at the theaters, because

57:50

I don't. I think I watched it way later too. I didn't go to

57:52

movies. You don't watch that, but

57:55

that you weren't born when

57:57

Rudy was born? The movie.

58:00

I grew up on the Disney specials Man in

58:02

two thousands, all those Disney but.

58:04

One does keep you from knowing the overs. No,

58:06

No, for sure, that's like Scuba Go one. I couldn't email

58:08

you about the keyboard because I had limbs on my truck,

58:11

and I'm like, you sent other emails

58:13

about work. You

58:15

know.

58:16

You know a football movie that I loved that

58:19

I'd love to watch again just for funds of the program.

58:21

I don't watched that movie over a long time.

58:23

I'm afraid to watch it again because we watched it so

58:25

many times. We watched it in play high

58:27

school football every day because

58:30

seventh periods when football started, but anyone that

58:32

was off six when they just turned it on every day six

58:34

period, sixth periods, And so I

58:37

have fond memories of let's

58:40

back and watching the program.

58:42

But if I go back now, I bet it doesn't hold

58:44

up.

58:44

You don't think so.

58:45

No.

58:45

I watched it like five years ago for the first time. I was

58:47

like, this is bad.

58:48

Oh man.

58:49

Also, they cut a scene from the theater to

58:51

when they actually put it out on

58:54

I guess VHS at first.

58:55

Yeah, I never saw that scene because.

58:57

In the theater the team to

58:59

bond they all aid in the street on

59:01

the yellow line to be like we can do this together. Yeah

59:03

thing, and and so all these cars

59:05

are flying by on whatever. Nobody dies in the

59:07

movie, but then kids started to do it. It can't get run

59:09

over. Oh jeez, they took that

59:12

scene out of the movie. H yeah.

59:14

So all right, there you go. I

59:17

think that's it. I

59:19

have nothing else, thank

59:22

you.

59:22

There you go.

59:25

I'm hungry.

59:26

That's some mind.

59:26

Have therapy to go to.

59:28

Are you going to bring up the whole thing

59:31

about the Arkansas Travelers

59:33

go?

59:35

And then the Scuba Steve thing.

59:36

The scuba Steve thing is every day, right. I mean that

59:38

that's not a big deal. That's just uncharacteristic.

59:42

But he did pivot hard out of it and be like limbs

59:44

on my truck. And I'm like what you emid me too other times about work

59:46

that afterwork, like just just say what's

59:48

up? We get keyboard. It's what have been one of the coolest

59:50

things about life. The

59:52

other thing, though, is like that I battle that every day.

59:54

I find a way to find how I'm being done

59:56

wrong every day to continue to find

1:00:00

and prove otherwise I shouldn't do that.

1:00:02

Say it like that to your therapist.

1:00:04

See what he says.

1:00:04

Well, you're good, you can leave. Do

1:00:08

you know how therapy works? No, I'll

1:00:10

talk about it.

1:00:13

It's about talking it out. You win.

1:00:17

For sure. There you go, you win. All

1:00:20

right, We're done. You guys have a great day,

1:00:22

and we will see you later on this week. I think

1:00:24

on Friday's show, Rick Barnes

1:00:27

will be on Tennessee Basketball Coach, and

1:00:29

I'm gonna ask him why have you been avoiding me? And why

1:00:31

have you been avoiding You're gonna start it like that. I

1:00:34

don't know, It depends what kind of mood I'm in.

1:00:35

Yel the kids with.

1:00:36

Scoobas he dost to me that day, because Hendy

1:00:38

come on today. That's how we just started. All right,

1:00:40

that's it, Eddie Buddy Wistle. All right, we'll see

1:00:42

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