Ever wonder how referee decisions in the NFL impact the game's results? We're dissecting the inconsistencies in rule enforcement and their consequences on game outcomes. We're unpicking recent controversial calls, discussing the potential for AI intervention, and exploring the idea of enhanced referee powers. We're also broadcasting updates on Trevor Lawrence and Rhamondre Stevenson's injuries, , and the Chiefs' first loss with Tay Tay present.
What's the future of American football? According to the NFL commissioner, it's going global in the next 5-10 years. We're discussing this bold prediction along with the ongoing lawsuit against the league and the potential ban on the "Philly Special" play. We're sharing our NFL game predictions from the Colts vs. Bengals to the Rams vs. Ravens, and talking about who's looking good for the NFL MVP. With the Bills and Chiefs, Broncos and Chargers, and Eagles and Cowboys all in action, we've got hot takes and predictions ready to roll. Tune in, get informed, and be entertained as we bring you the latest and most exciting NFL discussions!
Ideas, rage, praise, dirt? Send it to igntrnetwork@gmail.com
Ever wonder how referee decisions in the NFL impact the game's results? We're dissecting the inconsistencies in rule enforcement and their consequences on game outcomes. We're unpicking recent controversial calls, discussing the potential for AI intervention, and exploring the idea of enhanced referee powers. We're also broadcasting updates on Trevor Lawrence and Rhamondre Stevenson's injuries, , and the Chiefs' first loss with Tay Tay present.
What's the future of American football? According to the NFL commissioner, it's going global in the next 5-10 years. We're discussing this bold prediction along with the ongoing lawsuit against the league and the potential ban on the "Philly Special" play. We're sharing our NFL game predictions from the Colts vs. Bengals to the Rams vs. Ravens, and talking about who's looking good for the NFL MVP. With the Bills and Chiefs, Broncos and Chargers, and Eagles and Cowboys all in action, we've got hot takes and predictions ready to roll. Tune in, get informed, and be entertained as we bring you the latest and most exciting NFL discussions!
Ideas, rage, praise, dirt? Send it to igntrnetwork@gmail.com
All right, ladies and gentlemen, week 14 of the igniter NFL pick up show on location, again this time in sunny Dallas, texas. If you like everything bigger, it's bigger in Texas, so we hope to supersize this episode. I'm your host, shocker, all star, joined of course, by the big week himself, james and wall and a hooded Scott looking very clandestine. How you doing guys? How's life?
Speaker 2:Good clandestine for what I wonder? I don't know somewhere to loiter, perhaps with this head up?
Speaker 1:I think it would be just to make it seem a bit more apropos. Just get rid of that crusty curtain. You got back there and cover your window and newspapers.
Speaker 2:Yeah, right, I'm gonna be able to paint it black.
Speaker 3:Yeah, the curtain seems a bit big.
Speaker 1:Have you thought about measuring and cutting the curtains, doing appropriate links?
Speaker 2:I had, but very briefly, it's only one that's down here is me, nobody cares.
Speaker 1:I'm gonna take this.
Speaker 2:It's the first time it was ever said anything.
Speaker 1:I'm taking a screenshot the whole lighting. You get the whole corner washed out. The curtain could use a good irony. I don't know what's going on?
Speaker 2:I'm an amateur set designer, so don't worry about it.
Speaker 1:I don't know. I don't know if I even go that far, so anyway, on site and sunny Dallas. It's a lovely city, dallas, texas. This is the the first time that I've been exposed to regular human feces on sidewalk and it is a very interesting experience. So Dallas, of course, no thanks. Dallas, of course, you know it's got good weather, you're round, so it's a place that, for people who have a hard time finding a home, there's certainly a viable option. And it looks like Subway is not cool with people walking in and do so. So we all have to defecate, and a lot of people seem to do that on the street here. I walked from the headquarters of a client to about a mile and a half walk and I counted about 22 piles of shit. What I can't discern, james, that I think it's only fair to the city of Dallas and to the environmental technicians who are responsible for cleaning up said shit. Was it human? Was it human or was it dog?
Speaker 1:I guess I should have been surprised.
Speaker 2:Yeah, these people couldn't together for an inch of snow. They couldn't combat that. The entire place went to hell.
Speaker 1:No, no Thrice, I almost stepped in it. I was looking for traces of human activity, corn, other uneasily digestible remnants in human boosie.
Speaker 2:Is it confirmed human excrement?
Speaker 1:Yeah, and, quite frankly, judging by the success and the outlook for the Minnesota Vikings, maybe consider one of them for the starting quarterback this week. I still don't know why starting human poo, why we haven't named a starting quarterback. I don't know what O'Connell is evaluating Like. How many conversations do you need to have, right? I mean the chances that the playoffs are slipping away. How much strategy is actually going into discerning between Josh Dobbs, uh Jared Hall and, uh, joe Sackadonats?
Speaker 2:I don't know but this is impressive, though. He's got you churning your gears about it before you had written everything.
Speaker 1:I'm not sure. Listen, I'm not sure about your. I never left first gear Jared Hall the rest of the year. Put them out there. Josh Dobbs is not going to be your starting quarterback. Uh, kirk, cousins with the Torna Killies is probably not the guy you want to throw a max contract at Um it. You know, get Jared Hall out there and at least see what you have. Maybe he's the guy that you can play around next year. If not, you know you reevaluate your needs in the draft. But it's the Minnesota Vikings, um, and and much like the shit on the street. I can't tell if there's a, indeed any thought, or if it's just pure chaos. Tom Fuller, it's called a great, but hey, fly over country. Wahoo, scotty, I uh, I don't want to push the bandwidth of the internet here at the hotel, so I dare not pull up our Miro board. I'm going to rely on you heavily tonight to, to, to to craft the conversation and steer us in the right direction. Go ahead. Did I win gambling? Can we cover that first?
Speaker 2:You won no gambling. You did no gambling.
Speaker 3:So I think I lost.
Speaker 2:I. I think it's a tie, I think it's a push, because they lost by exactly six. Oh, really, yeah, it was six to zero. For fuck's sake Of all dumb things, the one time I make a bet. What was the bet? It was that they would. I bet that they would cover.
Speaker 1:Okay, All right, Listen guys. Let's be descriptive. What was the bet?
Speaker 2:The chargers were playing the New England Patriots and we both picked that the chargers that went. But Jameson bet me that the Patriots would cover and I said they wouldn't. And they got exactly six, which was what we had for the line at the time, and I double checked with Trevor.
Speaker 1:So they cover the spread.
Speaker 2:Well, I asked Trevor. I said did I lose Cause? They did it.
Speaker 1:Hold on. If the spread is six and I've been happy to pay five, then they covered the spread.
Speaker 2:I was. I'm happy to pay five If we're going to push. I don't gamble much, especially with this sort of shit myself.
Speaker 3:This is a blackjack.
Speaker 2:No, I know I'm I'm happy to pay if it is, but I'm told it was a push.
Speaker 1:Scott, but I'm sure things like those curtains back there. If I lost, I lost I'm happy to pay.
Speaker 2:I'm just a little confused on it.
Speaker 1:So either way, at this point, Jameson, I think you should give them the five. I'll give them five and we take them down to Joanne fabrics to get some different curtains.
Speaker 2:We're just chipping away at appetizers from the dinner. Um the, but I did win the week, so I'll save the suspense. David, you won very little, uh, in the in the realm of picking games. I think you had five. Five for the week, yeah, five. That was not good, and did I beat the spread? Oh, no, no, no, jameson in the spread tied with 10. I got 11. So I'm only two behind you this time.
Speaker 1:You got to play to win.
Speaker 2:I liked some of your picks, david. They just didn't go your way. And Jameson got it, got that one that he shouldn't have because, well, I shouldn't say they shouldn't have, because Casey just wasn't, wasn't rocking it and green bait beat the crap out of them Like real good.
Speaker 1:There it felt like I watched a homeless guy plan invisible hacky sack. I don't know what he was hacking, but he was certainly into it Just high kicking. Well, no, there was nothing there. But he would hacky sack and make a couple of moves Clearly nothing. I mean I kept looking for something, nothing. And then he would go five feet down the street and over again.
Speaker 1:And he had a kind of a set routine. He'd kind of look around, make sure that it was, which was great. He was considerate that he was going to kick anybody up the ass and then and then proceeded to hacky and invisible ball. I, the the person that I'm with, who shall her name name was seemed a bit more apprehensive about the travels. I found it completely interesting. I was completely engrossed until it was going on. Congratulations, scott, for 11. Correct, I'm happy that you have to pay Jameson $5. Trevor, if you're listening to this, I don't know what world you live in, in, which someone gets hits the spread and then it's a push. So what are we saying? You have to be one under or one over to actually win or lose.
Speaker 2:According to that, I would guess. Like I said, I'm happy to pay if I'm wrong.
Speaker 1:But is he a gambling degenerate. Shall we take his word on Well?
Speaker 2:he used. He used to be a lot more. But degenerate is a harsh word.
Speaker 1:Well, as Jameson told me not so subtly the other day, I'm not very good at paying him anything, so feel free to take your time. You guys watch attractions in lane two, you guys watching the games this last Thursday, Sunday, Monday. I watched Cincinnati somehow win against Jacksonville, which is a stoned cold stunner.
Speaker 2:That's. I'm glad you brought that up. I had a little bit with Jake Browning here. With little chance given, we all picked Jacksonville and this kid. He brings him to a 34 and to 31 overtime victory. Right, he had 32 of 37. So only five balls hit the ground, 354 yards with a touchdown and he ran one in no turnovers and 115 and a half pass a rating Joe.
Speaker 1:Ber Joe who.
Speaker 2:Yeah, Joe.
Speaker 1:He's out for now, I mean so help me out, because I was busy doing client related activities, putting food on the plate, as it werecombiz. When did Trevor Lawrence get hurt, and was the past interference bullshit that gave him like that 50 yard gain?
Speaker 2:It was bullshit.
Speaker 1:Okay, so Jacksonville. I go back to this time and time again. I understand that enforcement of the rules is important, but it is clear that they don't. I read some stat once and I assume it's probably right that refs call about 15 to 20% of viable penalties in any given game because if they call them consistently all the time for instance, if a robot was out there, he had advanced AI through AWS or Amazon services that was out there analyzing the play it would be calling whistles nonstop. The game might take 12 hours to go by because everybody's somebody's holding, somebody's illegal shifting.
Speaker 2:Yeah, we go to Alice in Seattle last week, right, yeah?
Speaker 1:So my point is, if it's going to be inconsistent that at this point the refs then are directly affecting the outcome of a game with a big play and a big call. That should not have been. What are our thoughts, scott?
Speaker 2:That happens all the time is my thought, and the biggest issue is like I mean, really, what do you do? Do you give them less or more power? Do you empower the AI now, which is part of it? I don't know. But Trevor Lawrence, excuse me, his ankle sprains hi. They got no timetable on it. He may even play a week or two from now, but it didn't look that bad when he landed on it Like a little tweak, but apparently it's going to be bad enough to keep him out.
Speaker 1:I would think it was that you always downplayed what you did to my shoulder because you're like yeah, I was no more than three, four inches, but I'm telling you, I felt the effects.
Speaker 2:A lot of three, four inches. Excuse me, you could do a lot with three a round.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but you know Jacksonville should still make the playoffs. I just I don't particularly like what a team has worked hard all game and then the, the, the human factor comes in and the refs just decided to call bullshit. Calls that really do change dramatically the outcomes of games. You know you could make the argument the first, second, third quarter, but when you're entering the fourth and it's on the line and it's like here, here's a fresh set of downs and a whole big game off of something that might be questionable, I don't know, I it's. It's times like these at the end of I just kind of look at it and go fuck it.
Speaker 2:A couple of weeks ago we spoke about the whole phrase. Let him play. Yeah, you know, to that end. Where, where in the middle, do you meet?
Speaker 1:I don't know. I mean in tennis you're able to to challenge the call. Are you not able to chat in the NFL? I thought you could challenge these calls now.
Speaker 3:There, you can challenge penalties though.
Speaker 2:Penalties are different still.
Speaker 1:Is? Is this one that you could Cause? What was the actual penalty hand, the legal hands, the thing? What was it Pass interference holding?
Speaker 2:Which one? They did a couple last night.
Speaker 1:The monumental one I think it gave them like a 45, 50 yard gain.
Speaker 3:I don't think any of those are challengeable.
Speaker 1:Plays Right and they think that's part of the problem, like you should at the very least be able to and then have like, if there's four, I don't know where the reps are three, four, five, they all review it and they're all like it wasn't, it is it wasn't. And then, whatever the majority rule is, you know, if it's five reps, you get three of them to say I think this was a bullshit penalty, you call it back and you let them keep going. But to affect the the outcome of the games and I understand I think I've made the argument too that stuff like this is just kind of you know, it's what makes football football. I don't know.
Speaker 1:Seven I don't know, seven refs. So there you go.
Speaker 3:So as soon as you get to four, you know, I think you give, I get give New York more power. You know, let them chime in If it's bad enough, let them make the calls, because they're always watching anyways.
Speaker 1:Yeah, get Gene's Starrator involved. Yeah, just, I don't know weird calls, kind of like not getting Florida stayed in with an undefeated record. I just don't understand what's happening in the world.
Speaker 3:Makes no sense.
Speaker 2:Ramon de Strieve is. Ramon de Stevenson has the same injury as Trevor Lawrence. He has a high ankle sprain. So there, but nobody cares. Because it's New England, nobody cares, nobody cares Might be the model of this season.
Speaker 1:Nobody cares.
Speaker 2:David said it before us At least interesting NFL season he's been a part of.
Speaker 1:I would like to at least say that I said it, and then Tom Brady said, and now Aaron Rogers has said it, so they might, they might be fans of the show, is all I'm saying.
Speaker 2:We can hope, I really hope they'd have to be, if there wasn't at anything for.
Speaker 3:Tom.
Speaker 2:Brady, it would be the Dider NFL Pickham show.
Speaker 3:At least the first couple of seasons. Yeah.
Speaker 2:We spoke about Sunday night. Jameson, did you watch the game or were you attending baby?
Speaker 3:No, no, I made sure I watched this whole game.
Speaker 2:What a beauty for you.
Speaker 3:It was exciting. Yes, I loved every second of it.
Speaker 2:Chief's first loss, with Tay Tay in his attendance. Has the spell faded?
Speaker 3:Well, they didn't make one peeve butter the entire night, so I was extremely thankful for that.
Speaker 2:Must have been too cold or something.
Speaker 3:She was in her box. No one saw her even.
Speaker 2:I thought Kelsey was in her box.
Speaker 3:Two shade salesman.
Speaker 2:David doesn't have his soundboard to hit the drums.
Speaker 3:No.
Speaker 1:I don't think I had a good time to play it. Yeah, I do not. Sorry, boys, we're running bare bones tonight, please Low hanging fruit anyway.
Speaker 2:Who's speaking of low hanging fruit? Jets have released Tim Boyle after two starts Poor guy yeah 41 of 63 for 327. One touchdowns, three interceptions, while taking eight sacks.
Speaker 1:Not getting it done. Horrible, horrible, horrible.
Speaker 3:He was only there to back up Aaron Rodgers, so that didn't work out.
Speaker 2:Oh man. So now it's going to have to be Rodgers. He's going to have to put a real strong boot on or something to get out there, because Wilson doesn't want to want to commit to anything.
Speaker 3:He's reluctant to play now.
Speaker 2:That's what I've read as well.
Speaker 1:Did you? Uh, did you see that Kind of, kind of weirdly, the Aaron Rodgers defense of Zach Wilson? Have you? Have you heard about this? The casting of aspersions and the attempt to assassinate the character of Zach Wilson? Have you guys heard anything about this? No, no, go on. Quote, aaron Rodgers quote.
Speaker 1:When you use sources and, whether intentional or unintentional, try to assassinate someone's character, like that report does for Zach, I have a real hard time with that. You're basically saying that this kid is quitting on the team and doesn't want to play and is giving the middle finger to the organization. And then Rogers went on to say what is your impetus? I love when Aaron Rodgers uses big words. What is your motivation to try and bury someone like that? Uh, I like that.
Speaker 1:He goes on Pat McAfee and uses words with more than two syllables and just somehow impresses the troglodytes over there, and that's a problem with the organization, you know, and we need to get to the bottom of whatever this is coming from and put a stop to it privately, because there's no place in a winning culture and this is not the only time. There are a bunch of other leaks and while I appreciate Aaron Rodgers defense of Zach Wilson, I think, um, if we're being honest, zach Wilson is in a particularly good quarterback. So, whether not someone's leaking or someone's purpose of casting aspersions and trying to take the legs out from underneath his act, wilson, it's not like he hasn't done his fair share of earning criticism, uh and and and earning his detractors. I don't think that Zach.
Speaker 2:Wilson, part of being a New York quarterback for that matter as well.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and I get that he's. He's become Aaron's guy. Um, and thank God that Zach Wilson is there, because it's poor, horrible play and the you know whatever sexual romps he has with his teammates uh, mothers has certainly given Aaron Rodgers some air cover to say some stupid shit and to, uh, to rehab that fucking delicate brittle piece of wood he calls his Achilles tendon though, if you're conspiratorial minded, there might not have been any damage to that whatsoever, not to the extent that he has said.
Speaker 2:anyway, he's his cubro, he's his big cubro.
Speaker 1:Yeah Well, whatever me in. So there's that I don't know what the jets do. Uh, kirk, cousins will probably be available here real soon.
Speaker 2:He's never going to not be a Viking ever again. Just don't even think about it. Thanks, Scott. I know we got to get used to it. I think they don't like it.
Speaker 1:I think they, I think they deliver cocktails via room service. Let me get. Let me get that started right now.
Speaker 2:Still probably cheaper than the mini bar. Uh, speaking of big bro, um, commissioner Godel believes that football will become global, a global sport, within five to 10 years. I think he's a little bit crazy. But um, he says Brazil and Spain are the front runners for the new international market next year. Yeah, I think. Games elsewhere.
Speaker 1:I'd like to see, uh what uh Chuckie uh has to say about that. Have we heard what's going on, uh, with him and his, his, his desire to uh, to get this lawsuit against NFL going so we can open up discovery and start figuring out who leaked the emails, who are the leakers John Gruden, I mean let's take a look Hmm, Gets a hearing date.
Speaker 2:But this was, this is news from October. Nothing since then.
Speaker 1:Okay.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Well, football in Spain.
Speaker 2:The hearing date, uh, november, no, nothing.
Speaker 3:No.
Speaker 2:Sorry, bud, I'm sad that you couldn't bring up the um, the mirror Um, so you won't clog up the internet, because I specifically put a bunch of ridiculous, uh, playoff clinch scenarios just to make you laugh. Basically, philly, dallas and San Francisco could clinch a playoff berth, and any number of scenarios lots for Philly, since they fucked up last week. Uh, dallas has got a few and San Francisco basically has to win and they clinch a playoff berth.
Speaker 3:Yeah, those are the three teams to beat, so that makes sense.
Speaker 2:Yeah, san Francisco rocketed back up to the top spot and the power rankings. Deservedly so, david.
Speaker 1:Yeah, they put a whoop it on. Looks like they want to kill the tush. Push to speaking of Philadelphia. What do we think of that?
Speaker 2:Um, I don't know you mean the league.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's like a Dell wants to ban it. Yeah.
Speaker 2:That's like Wildcat for me. It's like you got to find a way. I'm with Jameson.
Speaker 1:Jesus Christ, do you remember the Wildcat phase of the NFL this?
Speaker 2:feels like that though.
Speaker 1:Did that ever actually do anything? I don't think I've actually saw someone like do any Wildcat formations that day.
Speaker 2:Not long term. That's a it's kind of gadget play stuff and that they still do that every once in a while but they don't normally go for more than five to 10 yards, so is it worth it?
Speaker 3:I don't think so.
Speaker 2:Yeah, the defensive coordinators know what to look for it. Now it's like, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, they've seen it. I feel like that'll be the thing too, but then again it's really just a couple of yard, you know. You know, I formation jump, basically. So it's nothing really that new. It's just they've gotten a really good way to find a way around it. So if they're going to do rules against it, they're going to have to make all kinds of stipulations regarding which center and which tackle and who can go where and who can be touching the guy behind them to push it. Otherwise there's no way to regulate it. And even then that sounds a little fucking fussy to me.
Speaker 3:I actually like that's like any running back who's going through a hole and gets pushed by a lineman. It's like that's part of the game. I know how can you get rid of that.
Speaker 1:Hmm. The defense actually read that Wildcat was a pet name. One of these players bombs gave to Zach Wilson last year.
Speaker 2:Oh, if you can believe it. I hear Walter Payton was a Wildcat. Sure was. They announced the nominees for man of the Year. Do you want to hear the nominees? Or whom from various teams, possibly anyone in particular you're interested in?
Speaker 1:Are they still calling it man of the Year? They have a just transition to the human of the year.
Speaker 2:At this moment there's no bad press around it. That is flying around.
Speaker 3:All right, all right, man of the Year, it'll come.
Speaker 2:As long as Walter Payton, you don't want to read all 50, do you?
Speaker 1:I fucking hope not Anybody notable in the list.
Speaker 2:There's a few. I assume you want to hear the Vikings.
Speaker 1:If Kirk Cousins is on that list, I'm shutting her down. Well, I'll say the last episode. Pat Mahomes from the Kansas City Chiefs? Oh, okay.
Speaker 2:Fine Max Crosby from the Vegas Raiders, mark Hub from the LA Rams, harrison Phillips from the Minnesota Vikings.
Speaker 1:Yes, it confirmed to deny that Kirk Cousins is on this list. You know he is, he's not.
Speaker 2:Oh, I just said Harrison Phillips from the Vikings, he's who the fuck is Harrison Phillips. Defensive tackle.
Speaker 1:Oh, okay.
Speaker 2:And he doesn't do many tackling, much tackling either.
Speaker 1:So well, obviously his best work is being done off the field.
Speaker 2:I've. I was thinking the same thing, saquon Barkley of the Giants of course Is he the one with just one hand. No, that's Jason Pierpaugh.
Speaker 1:No, no, he has a. He's got fingers. There's one guy that was born.
Speaker 2:Oh, I don't, I don't not say Cuan Barkley, I know he's got two hands. And one from the Bucks, David Antoine Jr. Good man Good father and bigger name, terry McLaren, from the commanders so, and a whole bunch of people we don't know.
Speaker 1:Could you pick any of these people out in the lineup?
Speaker 2:I bet you could pick Antoine Winfield out. Yeah, maybe.
Speaker 1:He's about the only one.
Speaker 2:Would you, would you like to hear a pointless statistics of the week or proper stats first?
Speaker 1:Quite frankly, they're probably more entertaining than anything else and sabotaging the NFL. I think you should go for it. Perk me up, Buttercup.
Speaker 2:Okay, we'll go with pointless statistics, or rather statistics that I've been pointless today. Cj Stroud, and just his last five games, has 1740 yards through the air, the most in any five games spanned by a rookie in NFL history by over 100 yards. Andrew Luck previously held that mark with 1625 from week nine to 13 in 2012. Yup.
Speaker 3:So pointless. That's pretty good for him, man.
Speaker 1:1700 yards in five weeks.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 1:That's a pretty good stretch Me in.
Speaker 2:Not pointless Interesting.
Speaker 1:Any beats Russell Wilson, which is a positive. I think you give them all the accolades. Is he in the running for a man of the year?
Speaker 2:No should be no, no, no. That's one. Christian McCaffrey scored his 50th career rushing touchdown in week 13 in Philadelphia, helping the Niners and their dominant 42 to 19 win against the reigning conference champs. He also has 27 career receiving touchdowns. He joined Hall of Famers Marshall Falk and Lenny Moore as the only players in NFL history with at least 50 rushing touchdowns and 25 receiving touchdowns in their career.
Speaker 1:So is that a good stat, I would ask. Okay, let me ask you this. I think this is this has a in a broader context and question is he Hall of Fame bound at this point? Does that? Is that putting him in that rarefied air? Is he a Hall of Fame running back right now?
Speaker 2:Is right there with Marshall Falk. I guess you can't take him out of the discussion.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2:Plus, he scores every game you can't really avoid.
Speaker 1:Well, and they've really, and it's interesting too in the juxtaposition of devaluing the running back position as they have. It's not really as sexy as it used to be, so I wonder if that's part of why. I mean, listen, there's nobody that doesn't acknowledge he's a good player, but there's this, I think, this perception now that running backs are very easily replaceable, and so how much value do you actually place on a record like that? I don't know, it's a different league. Good for him Useless.
Speaker 3:Running backs are about longevity, so you got to do it for a little, a few years at least. You know. As of his wiener I'm called, thank you.
Speaker 1:I will call it.
Speaker 2:Testicular fortitude. All right, Now going on to more interesting or proper stats. I think that will go down in for the annals, as David would like to see. Mike Evans. I think I said you know, my Gevans wide receiver hits his 10th 1000 yard plus season, joining the likes of Jerry Rice and Randy Moss. Randy Moss has 10 and Jerry Rice has 14 seasons, so he's got a few more to go for that one.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I mean impressive, considering that Jerry Rice had two all-timers throwing him the ball in Montana and young so it's more impressive with Evans when you give it a absolutely. I think that's what I'm saying Like cause he's. I mean, he had Brady for a couple of seasons, but who do you have before that?
Speaker 3:I'll say who's been there for the last 10 years.
Speaker 1:Janice.
Speaker 3:Winston was there for a few years.
Speaker 1:Yeah, flamed out, nothing special. I feel you know the the journeyman at this point kind of getting there done. But I mean Evans just kind of quietly goes about his work and it just racks up stats. But again, even that feels not all that extraordinary to me. Like I don't know what it is, these records don't seem stats like that, just don't seem to have the shine that they may have a few years ago, and I don't know why, but I'm not impressed.
Speaker 2:Well, maybe because of guys like to rekill Hill, this one you can. You can be the judge on this one If Hill's got lasting power on this one. For the stats, 1481 receiving yards so far, nearly 300 more than any other player this season and more than any players had in their first 12 games of the season in the Super Bowl era. That puts him on pace for 2098 yards this season and, of course, that record is still held 1964 with Calvin Johnson in 2012.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it's a lot of yards.
Speaker 2:You think he'll get it?
Speaker 1:I don't know. No, good luck to him. He's got 500 yards to tie.
Speaker 3:That's a tough one.
Speaker 2:He's only got 500 yards just to tie it.
Speaker 1:But don't you think that Mahomes sorry, not Mahomes, but Tugly Viola just targets him until he gets the record?
Speaker 2:That could easily happen. I mean, he did half of his work last week in one half.
Speaker 1:Is there any contract incentives to tie to it? He's already got that. I don't know Extra, let's see. Yeah, yeah, if he breaks records, is it another million?
Speaker 2:Contract incentives? I'm not sure. I've never looked into it. That so much Okay. So he's got a base salary of 1.165 and a restructure bonus of $24.8 million, a workout bonus of $100,000 and an incentive bonus of $250,000, while carrying a cap hit of $12 million and a dead cap value of $66.1 million. That doesn't make any sense to me.
Speaker 1:Looks like he's just getting paid to me.
Speaker 2:Congratulations.
Speaker 1:Tyricul. Who cares? Next stat, jesus, no more stats for you.
Speaker 2:Sorry, no, you're fine.
Speaker 1:I fucking love you, Scott. There are stats to quantify the links that I would go to to make sure that you're safe, healthy and loved. That would be something truly compelling, Thank you.
Speaker 2:Oh good, I don't have really anything else to chat about until we get to the picks there. Jameson, anything you wanted to bring up?
Speaker 3:I wish I had something, because he put me on a spot like that, but no, I don't.
Speaker 2:I know I'm sorry.
Speaker 1:Don't put Jameson on the spot, okay, I?
Speaker 3:got something interesting. I just saw Scott drink an A&W root beer and he also drank a Spray root beer about 10 minutes ago. Are you drinking two different pops right?
Speaker 2:now this one's empty.
Speaker 3:I feel like Scott's wild Interesting man.
Speaker 2:I quietly opened it without you knowing I'm a sneaky guy. That's all I got. I'm on.
Speaker 1:I'm on motivated tonight.
Speaker 2:Can I just take them on before we get into this week's picks to acknowledge David's perfect annunciation of the correct week of picks this week.
Speaker 1:Told you that was good. I had a big post and now another table and said 14 bitch.
Speaker 2:You put a note down. That's all it took.
Speaker 1:Only took 14 fucking weeks.
Speaker 2:I adjusted the titles in the app too. It looks silly. The one says 12 and 13. The other one says 14. It's dumb. Should we get into some picks for this week, guys? Let's do it.
Speaker 1:I mean, that's what we're here for, it's what the audience clamors for.
Speaker 2:David's so happy, it's his favorite part. Thursday night we have New England going to Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh has a line of six somehow, even though they're going with Trebisky, since even their picket can't even. What's he getting ankle surgery? I?
Speaker 1:mean the bitch I'm taking the Steelers guys. Oh my yeah, this game sucks. It's a real shit show. It reminds me of the feces I see on my ways in my traversing around the city of Dallas. It's only value is that it exists at all. Pittsburgh Steelers I believe that's called intrinsic value.
Speaker 2:Shit's.
Speaker 3:Berg. The Patriots scored zero points against the Chargers last week, so there's no way they score against the Steelers. I don't think so, definitely.
Speaker 1:Hold on a second. Does that mean that?
Speaker 2:the Chargers won six to zero. Correct, that is what that means. But the Cardinals, however, beat the crap out of the Steelers Pretty good, I thought.
Speaker 3:Well that was interesting yeah.
Speaker 1:No need to get racial Scott Next game.
Speaker 2:Speaking of the Cardinals. Cardinals are off this week. Along with the commanders, tampa Bay shall be visiting Atlanta. Atlanta has the line at home by two and a half. I'm going with the visiting Buccaneers. Go by, gevins.
Speaker 1:I will also take the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Speaker 3:I'm going to go against you guys. I'm going to Atlanta on this one. Who cares?
Speaker 2:It's not a bad pick. It's divisional. You never know.
Speaker 1:Good pick, it's good pick I don't know.
Speaker 2:David, do you want to talk a little about how Detroit is doing for you this season, because they're visiting Chicago. Detroit has the line on the road by three. I'm going with the kitties Would say you fellas. It's not a good line against Shietown Did.
Speaker 1:Shietown plays them rough. I think that the weather is starting to become a factor in Chicago now. I need a game here, and I assume Jamison is going to take Detroit, though I think he feels about Chicago the way that I do. Not a particularly good team, but under certain circumstances they're very hard to beat, so I'm going to go with Chicago here.
Speaker 2:But bye, it's not too crazy.
Speaker 3:Yeah, wow, I'm impressed, david. Good for you, thank you. I, however, think that the Lions are win by a substantial amount. I think three is an embarrassing amount for them. Yeah, so yeah, I give the Lions by 10 at least. Okay.
Speaker 2:I like the flyer though, David. That's thank you. Thank you. We got Indianapolis Gardner Minshew Really off of his replacement win there. Good times going to Cincinnati somehow looking better. This is like a right now. This is kind of like a one either way kind of a game. So no one really has the line. I think India has the line on the road by one. I'm going with the Colts. I wanted to pick Cincinnati, but I don't know. We'll see a little bit more out of Jake Browning before that. I'm going to pick them again.
Speaker 1:Yeah, listen, I don't know what to think about this, this kid that's taken over in Cincinnati. This is Josh Dobbs situation, where he comes in game one and he's on fire, and then he returns to earth.
Speaker 2:I don't know. The mark on this kid is way better than that Tim Boyle, but, and better than Dobbs too, they say.
Speaker 1:Boyle. So who are we taking? Scotty, Who'd you take?
Speaker 2:I'm going with the Colts, just going with a slight line. Is that a dollar one?
Speaker 1:I'll take the Cincinnati Bengals, go Bengals.
Speaker 3:I think I'm going to go with the Bengals as well.
Speaker 2:I mean.
Speaker 3:Browning impressed me enough to where I think he can get it done, so I'm going to stick with him.
Speaker 2:That's a good game for him to try it out again too. Okay, speaking of trying it out again, cj Bedford will have to take the helm with Trevor Lawrence sideline, possibly with an ankle injury. Jacksonville visiting Cleveland Cleveland has a line three at home with his back. Oh, in action, flak. Oh, I'm going with the Browns. What do you think?
Speaker 1:Yeah, I think that without Trevor Lawrence the they just kind of defanged these Jaguars. So I uh as well, we'll, uh, we'll, follow your lead here, scotty.
Speaker 3:Um, also Christian Kirk got hurt last game for the Jaguars too, who is apparently going to need core muscle surgery, which sounds awful.
Speaker 1:Without core, core muscle surgery.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I read that. Yeah, Deep core tissue restructure, uh, and that would have been fine if Lawrence was still on the field, because it was last night and wasn't.
Speaker 1:You're not, you're not overcoming that one, two punch. Yeah, unless unless unless Jacobi present, just you know, fucking pops out from underneath the ring to lead this team. That's just not happening.
Speaker 3:I wish the best, but yeah, I'm going to go with the Browns as well, and this one deep core, deep core, deep core.
Speaker 1:All right, next game, Mr Nyberg.
Speaker 2:Well, we have our first shitter of the week.
Speaker 1:Carolina. Yeah, I know Carolina at.
Speaker 2:New Orleans, new Orleans, northern's line five and a half at home, Uh cars in the pro protocol again for concussion. He seems like he's in and out every week, his goofy hair rung. I'm going with the saints at home cause.
Speaker 1:Carolina, ain't shit. Started a rumor online that that hair is just tattooed in. It's not even real. It's like the women would get their eyebrows done. I'm taking that, I'm taking the saints, my friend, I'm riding that five and a half all the way.
Speaker 3:I don't think you can possibly pick the panther, so that would be crazy. So yeah, saints all the way.
Speaker 2:There's saints come on All right.
Speaker 1:Yeah, they lovely singing voice.
Speaker 2:Down in your neck of the woods, sir, not exactly where you're at, but Houston shall be going to the New York Jets. Houston has a five and a half. They lost their rookie boy, tankdale, for the season. He's out, which sucks, but Stroud still rocking it, and even it gets to defense at home. That was once excellent. I'm going to go with the Houston Texans.
Speaker 1:Yeah Listen, cj Stroud is going to break all the records. He's running away with the rookie of the year. The guy's got a huge wiener. I'm going to take the Houston Texans in Bensonhurst. Piece of shit, he's a shit.
Speaker 3:Yeah, texans are going to take this one. No doubt Jets just have nothing to work for anymore.
Speaker 1:So no yeah, can you imagine the ebbs and flows and ups and downs of fireman Ed? Just fucking hangs it up. Aaron Rogers comes back, pulls the fucking hat out of retirement, the helmet goes back to the game, rogers out, they're losing their ways. Zach Wilson's quitting and now CJ Stroud comes to town, a lethal Houston Texas team. It's far too much for fireman Ed to abide.
Speaker 2:You say that I picture my kids going in and outside during the snow, when there's no gear, all that shit just okay, back in, back in.
Speaker 1:Yeah yeah. There's nothing worse than getting a kid ready to go outside and play in the snow for fucking 20 minutes and then fucking have to take it all off of them again. Good luck with that, james, and, by the way, have fun.
Speaker 2:The whole thing. Now our passes Next game, next game. La Rams shall be visiting the Baltimore Ravens. Ravens have the line at home. I've gone with that and even though LA has been looking a little bit fun to watch, I'm not thinking they're going to do that much in the road. Go Ravens.
Speaker 1:Yeah, pocoucou is a lot of fun to watch, but I'm going to take the Ravens here. Pocoucou, what's his name?
Speaker 2:Pocoucou, I thought you were giving him a nickname.
Speaker 1:Pocoucou. I think that's a good name. I like that it fits. Yeah, I'll take it. I'm going to take the team at home, though the Ravens team.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I'm very surprised with the Rams. Stafford came back and has looked phenomenal again actually, so oh, yes. Take him, take him, take him.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I'm not going to take him, though I am not going to take him. I love when Jameson like gives all these compliments and he's just like fucking jacking them all up and then he's like but I'm not taking him, Other team.
Speaker 3:I'm impressed by him, but not good enough. You know, that's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1:I'm impressed by that shirt and your area and your ruggedly handsome Good looks. What do you think about that?
Speaker 3:I appreciate that.
Speaker 1:Say that platonically and heterosexual. Scotty next game, please.
Speaker 3:I don't believe that.
Speaker 2:The Las Vegas Raiders shall be hosting our Minnesota Vikings. The Vikings still have the line by three Somehow. I'm not buying that I'm going to go with the home team because Jacobs can rush a touchdown in. And Jacobi Myers and Devonte Adams can probably catch a touchdown or two. It'll be too much for our poor, poor defense that just can't do it all.
Speaker 1:Do we know who's quarterbacking this fucking team yet? It'd be really nice if they can make a decision, so we can maybe be a bit more, you know, edified and educated in our analysis. Oh, they got Jacobi on this team, it's all over. Here's the deal.
Speaker 2:Scotty, I don't.
Speaker 1:She's just raised. You know I'm looking for a little meeting and all in all of it. These fucking Minnesota Vikings depressed me. They make me feel so very low. So I uh Jesus, I'm going to take the Las Vegas Raiders to beat the Minnesota Vikings and the fucking headless horsemen of a quarterback. Then we haven't picked out yet what a fight. We had a fucking buy. We don't have a quarterback picked out yet, but 10 fucking days, that's the last game. They can't fucking say who.
Speaker 2:Lots of drills there running, I think.
Speaker 1:Can you imagine what are they doing in that war room? What is the fucking conversation? 10 fucking days? You can't fucking tell me who the quarterback is beating their heads against the wall.
Speaker 3:That's all they can do.
Speaker 1:And they're not even now to this until what, fucking tomorrow, they let you know the fucking closely held secret that they're going to shock the NFL world with. Who gives a shit 10 fucking days? Give me a quarterback. Fuck, I hate this fucking team. I don't know, uh, men. So what do you think? I don't know, scoob. What do you think? Oh Connell, I'm getting beat up in the press and those boys over at the igniter I don't think we're shit.
Speaker 2:It's turned into an episode of Rick and Morty.
Speaker 1:That's Scooby-Doo I tried. I'm pretty tired, man you know, the, the, the larynx are not warmed up. I just lack the, the, the energy to to go deep in my my impressions right now, james, and you'll have to forgive me, but this team, this fucking team, these fucking Minnesota Vikings, no quarterbacks selected yet. So quarter Mclist, minnesota Vikings shall lose to the Las Vegas Raiders who up until three days ago were the most inept team in the NFL, and now the Vikings have taken that crowd.
Speaker 2:We're winning paying paying $80 million to coaches that aren't coaching to them right now.
Speaker 3:I don't even know what the struggle is anymore.
Speaker 2:Now that the Packers are doing well, how do you feel about the Vikings game this week?
Speaker 1:Yeah, how do you feel about that?
Speaker 2:Are we gonna, are we holding they?
Speaker 3:have gone downhill so quickly. Who the Vikings? Oh yeah, Dobbs in particular. Yeah, he looked absolutely horrid. I guess the Bears team that is not good.
Speaker 1:Apparently, alopecia also involves talent. So much like the hair, the talent has simply disappeared off of this team. Thanks, dobbs, that was correct.
Speaker 3:What is?
Speaker 2:that Is Jefferson in.
Speaker 3:Jackhand, is he coming back?
Speaker 1:Does he want to? Why would he even risk injury at this point?
Speaker 2:He's off IR, isn't he?
Speaker 1:He has been for a while isn't he yeah, it doesn't really has to play.
Speaker 2:No, he doesn't have to play. I hope they don't play him. Maybe he could do what the quarterbacks did.
Speaker 1:He could just put on the jersey. Think he could put on like the sweater and then put the helmet on.
Speaker 3:Why don't you just send them on a go route every play, just send them and just hook it.
Speaker 2:Did you see a picture of Dashaun Watson in the stands at the game? Yes, what's Dashaun doing? It's not on the bench. Nothing Too many physical trainers nearby. You get in the stands. We're all going Vegas then on that one.
Speaker 1:What's that place that your wife used to work at? That massage place? Oh massage, he said, the massage and the corner. Like the fucking he's in the corner, the massage and the corner.
Speaker 2:They showed the jacuzzi suite. They showed the jacuzzi suite at the game last night. So there's probably a massage. Oh fuck.
Speaker 1:The Sean Watson. Yeah, I mean it's. It's just all one long running episode of SNL. At this point, who?
Speaker 3:cares, all right, we have a game with the Raiders.
Speaker 2:I figured his budget.
Speaker 1:And let's. By the way, can I add one caveat to that, Scotty, please do. If Jaren Hall is confirmed quarterback at the Minnesota Vikings, I'm taking the Minnesota Vikings too, late you, son of a bitch.
Speaker 2:Make your pick. It's locked in.
Speaker 1:Yeah, Well, you're the one that just said that if Jamison picked the spread correctly, it was a push you could. You're all fucking going against it, I it's forever off the fucking. Get him involved in this bullshit.
Speaker 2:You text them. Ask any gambler, ask another gambler, I don't know.
Speaker 1:Anyway, Seattle, okay, okay At San Francisco. You want to move on? Go ahead.
Speaker 2:I said I'm culpable. Either way, seattle at San Francisco 10 and a half to the home team which I am going to pick.
Speaker 1:There's no way you can pick against it. San Francisco 49ers yeah.
Speaker 3:Maybe they can get a quarterback to lend us.
Speaker 1:You think so? Yeah, just borrow him for the week.
Speaker 3:How do you feel about Purdy winning the MVP, cause there's talkable this. Yeah, I think there's grounds for that. No I said.
Speaker 1:I said he was Brock Fugley until until he fought his way back. That's what. That's exactly what you say. Yeah, he had a great game. He's Brock Purdy again. Listen, do we fall in and out of love with their own wives? Why can't I do this with Brock Purdy? I can do with it, you know. You know, do I have to do? I have to be high on them every single week.
Speaker 3:I think the problem is that they have a good defense. They have D Will Samuel, they have George Kittle, they have McCaffrey. Yeah, how can you? How can you give it to Purdy?
Speaker 1:They got fucking Joe Montana. They got fucking Steve Young, they got fucking. Uh, who's that guy that got to Dwight? The guy that cut the ball in the end zone. The perfect catch on sports. Illustrator.
Speaker 1:Clark Dwight Clark. They got a whole bunch of good things going on Levi's stadium beautiful place, it's forever 70 degrees. They got a lot going for him. I think Brock Purdy can win him. I mean, again in this weird year it should certainly be someone like Brock Purdy who ends most valuable player. It would be very apropos for this very, very weird and a season of the NFL. I'm good with it.
Speaker 3:Interesting.
Speaker 1:Okay, it's, it's a forgettable season, though no one like three years from now, when you're playing trivial pursuit and someone goes the MVP of the 2023 season, there's no fucking person alive that's going to get that correct.
Speaker 3:So at what point can the different position win an MVP? That's not a quarterback. Is it even possible anymore?
Speaker 1:If all the quarterbacks are in a plane and it crashes and they're all dead.
Speaker 3:I mean, when you got people like Tyree kill and Christian McCaffrey who were having amazing seasons and they're still going to give it to Brock Purdy Like come on.
Speaker 1:Right, but they are. But none of those guys has that season, unless someone with a good arm and a good brain get, get done the ball. I mean, teams with shit quarterbacks don't have receivers that are setting the world on fire, so it's always the quarterback, because, no, the age of the Trent Dillfors is over. There's no shit quarterback who's winning a super bowl. You have to be good. You got to put up a lot of yards. It's that 40, 45 touchdown club. You're putting up 4500, 5000 yards. If you're not that guy, you have no chance. So of course it's a. These guys are all like homeland or now. They all have capes. They're super human and so those are the guys that should win the MVP. You could take average receivers that put somebody on this Francisco 49ers and they would have 1500 yards and 15, 20 touchdowns.
Speaker 2:Well, even defensive men always end up towards the bottom of the top five and 10 anyways, like even Miles Garrett is doing great, or DeRon Bland, who would be in the consideration but can't because quarterbacks are always going to copy the come to the top.
Speaker 1:Well, and also because if you, if you look at the aggregate, even great defensive players, if you look on average, they're still giving up more points than they ever have. These offenses, I mean, the point of a defense now is to slow a team just enough for your quarterback to put up more points that you could win, Shout out. Defense Just isn't a thing anymore. It's usually just an inept offense.
Speaker 2:It's a good point. Coming up on our game of the week should have a big time shoot out here.
Speaker 1:Buffalo, at Kansas city, I don't know.
Speaker 2:He has a line at home two and a half. Buffalo is the team that I've gone with Really.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but they, they lose. They're so weird. What are they? Five and six. Five and seven. Six and six, six and six. Yeah, Trifling ass hoes.
Speaker 2:This is a hard game.
Speaker 1:They're going to they're going to bring it hard.
Speaker 2:They're going to bring it hard because it's Kansas city, so they're going to come with everything they got.
Speaker 1:I've taken the the chiefs I'm not taking. I'm not picking these wildly. In effect, they're very, they're all over the place. It's too fluid for me. I don't know what's happening in Buffalo, but I don't like it. I'm going with the chiefs.
Speaker 3:Well, after what I saw last week, I'm going with Buffalo as well. Actually, you fucking is well, you know all those injuries to their defense. I think that that kills them. You know that's the big deal. So I think Josh Allen can do enough to win this one.
Speaker 2:David's trying to think I know I'm way behind in the picks, but I still think you guys are stupid.
Speaker 1:I'm thinking the Kansas chiefs. Nothing's going to change my mind. Nobody's going to take. Take my who cares?
Speaker 2:Scottie next game another runner up shooter of the week, possibly Denver at LA Chargers, Chargers of the line three. I've gone with the bolts. I don't want to watch this game. This might have been interesting two months ago, but not this month.
Speaker 1:Yeah, not a lot of fun. I'll take the Denver Broncos.
Speaker 3:Yep, I'm riding the Broncos as well.
Speaker 1:Yeah, russell Wilson, let's look, look at, look with the bolts and that in the six they dropped on the fucking New England Patriots.
Speaker 2:Say what you want. The Pat's defense not that bad. How dare you?
Speaker 1:next game. Next game handsome.
Speaker 2:And our other game of the week, philadelphia at the Dallas Cowboys. Dallas has the line at home three and a half. As of this taping, I have gone with Cowboys at home cause Philly. Even though they can score man, so can Dallas, and Philly can be scored upon quite a bit, as it turns out.
Speaker 1:A lot of poop on the streets in Dallas and I have a feeling that there's going to be a lot of poop on the field, so I'm going to take the Philadelphia Eagles. They just they look too good. It's a good team.
Speaker 3:Yes, I think Philly got their bell rung last week and they're going to play a better game this week, so I'm going to go with Philadelphia as well.
Speaker 2:It's a good pick guys. It is a good pick guys because divisional I mean these guys are rolling it. Both of them are trying to get to the playoffs right now, so this is kind of an important game for them both. Thank you, scott, very kind of you to say. And in an unusual turn of events, they are doing a double header on Monday night again, and nobody wants to watch these games. Tennessee at Miami.
Speaker 1:Miami has the line.
Speaker 2:Well, you're right, that's to be fair.
Speaker 1:Okay, can we? Can we all?
Speaker 2:I haven't listed my last shitter of the week yet.
Speaker 1:So can we, can we all agree that it's Miami, Tennessee's not beating Miami at home? Yes, okay, correct.
Speaker 2:Quorum and in a runner up shitter of the week, Green Bay at the New York Giants. Mostly on the Giants shitter side, Jameson, take it easy, but I have picked the Green Bay Packers to win on the road.
Speaker 1:Yeah, listen. The Packers are clearly playing very good football right now. This is a wonderful opportunity for them not to have to to work too hard for a lopsided victory. So I will take in I think in a landslide probably, or at least a decisive victory the Green Bay Packers.
Speaker 3:Yeah, the Packers lose this one. I will be very disappointed after the game last week and the last three weeks, to be honest, so I think the king. I can't win this one by at least 10, I hope so.
Speaker 2:I picked 32 for their overall score, so I could see 22 or 20. Oh, 32 to zero.
Speaker 1:Oh, is that the game we're picking the point total for yeah.
Speaker 2:All right yeah.
Speaker 3:Jameson will be a high game Point total 35.
Speaker 1:Scott took 32. All right, so I literally foresee a scenario which Green Bay puts up 17 and New York puts up 710. So I'm going to go 24 points.
Speaker 2:That's fair, I figure low scoring too, yeah, doesn't really matter at this point. David.
Speaker 3:I could go on low. Just leave it, man, thank you.
Speaker 2:That is the last game of the week.
Speaker 1:Wonderful Any parting thoughts from either of you two.
Speaker 2:I thank you for putting up with us tonight and being so tired as you are.
Speaker 1:Hey man, I'm dedicated to it. This is, I think, the fifth or sixth show that I've recorded overall from the road. I think there'll be more of these. So I have actually looked at some technology, scotty, that might interest you. With some mobile boards you can load some sounds up on them, like a little six banger, a little audio interface. That would travel a little bit easier than the roadcaster pro. So we will get better and better. I was actually happy that I bought a dongle that afforded me the luxury of a microphone in my headset this week, and so we will continue to evolve the, the on the road recording equipment, and keep delivering to you the highest quality show we can.
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Speaker 1:When you, when you spend your money and get them.
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Speaker 1:I was like all right, listen, boys, my back is on fire and I'm wrestling with a Cremory and Fangor beast, so I'm going to shut this thing down. So I got to go back out and entertain clients and have cocktails, so I'm going to catch a 20 minute power nap. There's a speak easy here underneath my hotel. We tried to find it the other night. It's literally got like a secret entrance and we couldn't find the goddamn thing. So we're going to try again to see it tonight. Apparently, there's some, some secret door and a barber shop. You got to knock three times and some fucking guy opens the door.
Speaker 2:It's all very cool.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so we're going to take pictures and send it your way. Gentlemen, it was a pleasure to speak with you, appreciate you as always. Have a wonderful night. We'll talk to you next week. Have a good one, bye.
Speaker 3:Bye.