The Original canceled radio guys. Chris and Costello: SEASON 6
Laughter and Legends Under the Vegas Lights with a Slice of Political Intrigue
The neon glow of Vegas' Super Bowl frenzy sets the stage for our latest episode, where the halftime show dazzles and celebrity buzz is as hot as a Taylor Swift single. We take you through the streets of Sin City, now a burgeoning sports colossus, and dish on the glitzy spectacle that captured our attention. But it's not all lights and laughter; we dig into the political undercurrents shaping America's future, from the South Carolina primaries to potential players on the national stage like California Governor Gavin Newsom, pondering the paths of power in a candid exchange.
As the confetti settles on the gridiron, we switch gears to those Super Bowl commercials that left us in stitches—imagine Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito teaming up to sell...well, you'll just have to listen. But life's not all celebrity and spectacle; we share personal tales that navigate the rising tide of living costs, weaving nostalgia and humor into the fabric of our everyday realities. And as we touch upon the strides in cancer treatment, we're reminded of the resilience inherent in the human spirit; a testament to the power of hope and progress.
The episode wouldn't be complete without tipping our hats to Vegas legends like Carrot Top and Wayne Newton, whose enduring acts mirror the city's transformation over time. The Kelsey brothers' Super Bowl antics give us a chuckle, while a peek into the sobering confines of supermax prisons offers a stark contrast to the episode's livelier moments. So, prepare for an eclectic journey through sports, celebrity, resilience, and a snapshot of the world today, all shared with the warmth and relatability of an old friend's story.
Email ChrisandCostello@Yahoo.com
The neon glow of Vegas' Super Bowl frenzy sets the stage for our latest episode, where the halftime show dazzles and celebrity buzz is as hot as a Taylor Swift single. We take you through the streets of Sin City, now a burgeoning sports colossus, and dish on the glitzy spectacle that captured our attention. But it's not all lights and laughter; we dig into the political undercurrents shaping America's future, from the South Carolina primaries to potential players on the national stage like California Governor Gavin Newsom, pondering the paths of power in a candid exchange.
As the confetti settles on the gridiron, we switch gears to those Super Bowl commercials that left us in stitches—imagine Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito teaming up to sell...well, you'll just have to listen. But life's not all celebrity and spectacle; we share personal tales that navigate the rising tide of living costs, weaving nostalgia and humor into the fabric of our everyday realities. And as we touch upon the strides in cancer treatment, we're reminded of the resilience inherent in the human spirit; a testament to the power of hope and progress.
The episode wouldn't be complete without tipping our hats to Vegas legends like Carrot Top and Wayne Newton, whose enduring acts mirror the city's transformation over time. The Kelsey brothers' Super Bowl antics give us a chuckle, while a peek into the sobering confines of supermax prisons offers a stark contrast to the episode's livelier moments. So, prepare for an eclectic journey through sports, celebrity, resilience, and a snapshot of the world today, all shared with the warmth and relatability of an old friend's story.
Email ChrisandCostello@Yahoo.com
Hi Morgan here while looking to the original canceled radio guys the podcast. This week it's all about the Super Bowl and Kansas's when, but mainly the commercials featuring Danny DeVito and Harmold Schwarzenegger. A little pop culture, giant, chris and Costello in the original canceled radio guys podcast.
Speaker 2:Howdy, this is Chris hey this is Costello. You are listening live from Las Vegas, nevada. The day after the Super Bowl I had to wait till everybody left so I could venture out, you know.
Speaker 3:I imagine so Fabulous. Did you see Tay-Tay and Trey Trey?
Speaker 2:Did not and did not really want to, but it was okay. No, okay, at the forum I just, I just you know what. So first I got to say here in Vegas, I thought they did a stellar job of Super Bowl. It looked great. All the stuff going around it was great. A lot of star power was there. You know what a great host city. I think in the future the Super Bowl should always be in New Orleans and in Las Vegas. That's not a bad idea. Yeah, other cities screw them. Yeah, really, I mean, how do you get a match of Weave Guy than what you have in New Orleans? You want to go to two really 24 seven party places and those are the only two cities that fit off with that.
Speaker 3:There's nowhere else like Vegas anymore, and what is amazing is that even this is all happened in the last five or six years.
Speaker 2:It's just going crazy.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I mean, all of a sudden it is now the place for sports and back when I first moved there back in 80 something, super Bowl Vegas you guys had.
Speaker 2:Then you had Evil Canebel jump in the fountains in front of season palace. That was your big sporting event.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that was, I was about it. Yeah maybe the old golf tournament, but that, that was it. But now look at, you've got everything and it's like us, like us.
Speaker 2:You said he goes. You know they asked me to come do a residency here and I heard what they're building a stadium or going to do football. He goes. This is going to be my new town, you know. So he's been there now but two and a half years in residency shows, no signs going anywhere. His halftime show was really like a Vegas show. It's kind of like what you see when you go see him at the Park MGM gets the rollerblades out. He's got a good dancing. You know, just like a Vegas show. The halftime show to me I thought it was good.
Speaker 3:What do you think I thought it was great. I was, I was suitably impressed. I'm not a big fan of his, but I thought, hey, this is really really good.
Speaker 2:It was good, you know yeah, my wife has relatives and in Arkansas and they were texting during the thing going on. As soon as the show was over, her sister goes. I didn't like it. Let's see Arkansas. I'm not surprised, right.
Speaker 3:Yeah, did your wife like it? She did very much.
Speaker 2:Yeah, all right, okay it's a little bit of drool, that kind of, formed on her mouth. They were not sure if he's shirt off. I said stop it.
Speaker 3:No no.
Speaker 2:Like it off.
Speaker 3:Sorry, honey, don't let trying to get me to role play us. It ain't going to work.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it was just a little tease there, unlike when, if you remember, when Adam Levine did the halftime show and it was the Supos, my home city of Atlanta he took a shirt off and kept it off the whole time, which offered nothing to it at all, except for, like, the girls were screaming, the ones who were paid to be a front. You know, yeah, oh, it's Adam, he's got his tattooed shirt off. It was voted, I think, the next to worst halftime Super Bowl show since they've been. You know they've been doing them Right. It was pretty bad. It was kind of lame. The last time was five. It's. All kinds of fun stuff was going on at the game. Commercials are always fun, exciting game at the end, a lot of star power, a lot of views of Tay Tay up in the big suite, you know.
Speaker 2:Yeah, oh yeah, I just, I, just, I get picture the longevity of this couple, though I just don't get it.
Speaker 3:I didn't get the singing.
Speaker 1:The singing at the end.
Speaker 3:Viva Las Vegas. Well, that was understandable. But then Is he drunk already, or drunk on the sweet wine?
Speaker 2:He's drunk on victory, that's right, let's look at this way. Let's look at the history of who Taylor Swift is dated. Okay, harry Styles Okay.
Speaker 2:I mean men like that in the 20s and lower 30s, you know, who are either actors or musicians, not athletes. Nothing Is anything wrong with dating an athlete. I mean, that's that's. Some athletes are really cool. Look at, look at Russell Wilson here, the Broncos in Sierra. You know, really cool, Good looking couple. You know when he's up there and is he's, you know he's he. The man can grow his eyebrows together within a day if you didn't shave between them, you know what I mean. Even his brother. A bunch of a couple of hairy monkeys, right, that's true. Yeah, Taylor likes that I mean. But he's up there yelling like a redneck. You know you got a fat for your. I'm looking at you, the pandering she's going like. I'm feeling kind of embarrassed right now. What I just? We don't really know her, right, but it just. But the public image we have of her didn't seem to fit the way he is.
Speaker 3:You know what they say. What they say, they say opposite.
Speaker 2:What would you tell me? Hey Castel, you're in the back, what do?
Speaker 3:they say. They say opposites attract is what they say, mind you. What opposites a tract. The best you've got is that it. Yeah, I'm pretty.
Speaker 2:So she's never dated anyone like that and he is totally different. He's loud, yeah. He's abrasive. He's tall, really freaking hairy, you know, and just, yeah, just I don't know.
Speaker 3:I guess that's trying something new. She's only what? 33, right, 34,. Okay, she's in her early 30s, so most people will be going for their second marriage.
Speaker 2:but no, I'm over 40, because he's the hairy guy.
Speaker 3:Yeah, well, obviously you know for something different, but that lovely rendition of you could have fight for your right to partay was.
Speaker 2:But the thing was you watch through the game and he lost his temper and he bumped into his coach and almost knocked the coach on his butt because it's like so he's can have blow up violence tendencies like that Towards his coach. What you can be like towards a woman.
Speaker 3:Yeah, a little stick of a woman too, man, he's not going to next week.
Speaker 2:I'm just saying. We don't really know her, no, I just have public personalities and that's all we have to go by. So it's what you give out to us out there. We get our, you know our concept, the way we think you are, yeah, but you feed us, and yesterday he didn't give us anything good, he was awful.
Speaker 3:He didn't even. He didn't get the yelling, he didn't even get a slamming his helmet, bumping into his coach.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he got a few passes, he, and not until the second half. The first half he caught one pass for one yard. That was it. Huh, there's only the coach. Leave me in like it. You know, it's all the ball to me because I, you know, I gotta, I gotta do something to show off here. I'm on super bowl, do something for me. So, a couple good catches in the second half it wasn't, yeah, usual big game, no touchdowns, but you know, it's a team sport anyway, so that his team one.
Speaker 3:That's what you gotta be happy about right, didn't you think it was kind of lacking, though? I mean it was a low scoring game. There was nothing that really you know there was. There was no incredible catches. I mean go whoa, I guess technically very good, but Little does.
Speaker 2:A big bomb from my home was in the first half, and then the next play is running back, fumbled and just, it all went for nothing, so it. So they didn't really focus on it too much Because it led to nothing. Yeah, fumbled, and Niners got it back. Kristen McCaffrey, the big star from the 49ers, fumbled on their first series going for a drive. It should have been a score. Those are two scoring drives that turned out to be nothing. Yeah, because of you know, they screwed up Two fumbles so, and it was quiet after that. Back and forward, well, it was a three to nothing in half time. Yeah, what a snooze. Fast right.
Speaker 3:Well, yeah, and then the crowd was really quiet. That you know getting on, that is they were getting bored.
Speaker 2:I think I would say we get the Super Bowl you want. You want some entertainment. So yeah, based on those teams being as good as they are. I just would think and I was right, that this there to come a second half and things are gonna happen. So whoever starts making something happen is gonna win, and they started going back and forth, which is which is what you want. That was great, yeah.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I bet you know. And then you got to overtime. Now this yeah, I was good. How do you watch the Super Bowl just on regular TV, or did you go to say, like I did, paramount Plus?
Speaker 2:it Regular TV and my big 70 inch monster. Okay Well.
Speaker 3:On my big 55 inch monster, junior monster, junior monster, yes indeed. Anyway, I'm happily sitting watching this, going hey, this is great, this is great, and I go. Wait a minute. What's meet the press doing on here, this girl coming? I'm going because it went into overtime. I guess somebody, nobody, bothered to think that Maybe, perhaps this will go into overtime and maybe we should have, you know, just somebody sitting here at the switcher in case it goes to meet the press.
Speaker 2:Shit. So I can just switch back to regular TV and continue watching.
Speaker 3:Are you not? I did that but because it was raining, it was. It was cutting out all the time.
Speaker 2:It was your antenna wasn't picking up yet it's turning it outside with some aluminum foil on it and stuff.
Speaker 3:Yeah well, I said it just wasn't working. You know, when we have a storm here, a bit of wind, it's not really up to much. So I watched a bit of that. And then coming in the backwoods of South Carolina, you know it, just it gets you get to the point of some. You know they're running the ball and it might be a oh, we'll never know well, the funny part was like cuz.
Speaker 2:Normally, if you know football and stuff, it's like if you you have an overtime thing, if it's the regular season rules, if you get the ball first, you go down and score touchdown, you win. The other team gets no chance to even answer. Okay, right, so each team would get a chance to get the ball. So you would think, when the 49ers won the toss, if they would elect to kick, you know, see what's going to happen with the Chiefs. They know what they would have to do to win. So they accepted to take the ball and the players are going. We didn't understand the new overtime rules in the Super Bowl. I'm going. Oh well, coached team there.
Speaker 3:You know it kind of told you, right there, everybody knew.
Speaker 2:They put them up on the big screen in the stadium. I just look up and read I mean, they weren't that difficult to understand. Meaning instead meaning that the other both teams will get a chance to score. The dude, you know it's. And they, just so they accepted to take the ball first, which plays right in my home's hands. I hold them for a field goal. And he just told the told us team the huddle Okay, touchdown, let's go when this thing, and they did Yep and it did Yep, rest is history.
Speaker 3:You know what. You know what I mean. We could have just foregone the rest of the game previous to that and just have that, that first one to score.
Speaker 2:That was entertaining.
Speaker 3:It was more entertaining than a lot of what was going on previously.
Speaker 2:I thought some games are that way, Exactly One you're dealing with nerves, you know you got a lot of testosterone, you're all building up ready to go, and then you get at the beginning of the game sometimes your teams are feeling each other out before they you know, into a groove and go okay, this is what they're doing, this is doing this, so we're going to start doing this. And sometimes it takes a while. They get two really good defenses playing each other, so they had to find some openings and some yeah, some crevices, and so right place to call make things happen. So second half, thankfully, things started to happen.
Speaker 3:That's true. No, I get it. I get it. I mean technically probably very good, just just not very exciting to watch. So that's okay.
Speaker 2:It was good.
Speaker 3:Bitch, bitch mom.
Speaker 2:I am bitching about what parents of plus did, and like watching a soccer match in England is a lot of fun.
Speaker 3:No, it ain't cricket. Same way, nothing. No, no, I get you, I agree.
Speaker 2:I'm basket. I'm happy that you had a. You had a primary up coming there in the red next day to South Carolina. It's a trumpet show. He didn't know. Is he rallying the red next year in South Carolina?
Speaker 3:Was he? Who's here? Apparently he lost in Nevada.
Speaker 2:He's been there for about a week, man, he's been popping all over the state.
Speaker 3:Well, he hasn't popped by here, thank goodness. I'd kill him.
Speaker 2:He's. They both been in your backyard there in Columbia.
Speaker 3:Well, they need to quit that it's. That's trespass.
Speaker 2:I'm not going to put up with you.
Speaker 3:No, they were there. Can't see him for all the weeds You're by as excited in South Carolina Nothing. Nothing's raining, big excitement.
Speaker 2:They made big news yesterday trying to steal thunder from Super Bowl. They didn't really talk about it this morning. Him going, our ally countries, our NATO countries paying their dues on time, this Putin go ahead and invade him. I don't care and this is what we want in office again. I mean, it will happen to Putin, but they're all hoping God, we got to get this. Oh sure, I got to take over Ukraine. We can invade Poland, we can do all this stuff and you'll go. Yeah, go get him. Yeah, I don't like. Yeah.
Speaker 3:Yeah, leave us alone. Oh, what are you doing here?
Speaker 1:Oh, whoops.
Speaker 2:Yeah exactly Precisely. And then your then your home ex governor, nikki Haley, said we'll talk to short politics, get back to Super Bowl. But she said she's sure that in like 30 days from the day first, you know, a little early part of March, uh huh, that Biden will will announce he's not going to run for president, there'll be different nominee. Of course, no one knows who the hell that would be.
Speaker 3:This is true, and I was just. I was just having a think when you're saying I know who I would.
Speaker 2:I think who could pop in and take over and do well, that would be California Governor Gavin Newsom.
Speaker 1:That's an idea.
Speaker 2:What? When did California boy? Good luck, she's got the personality you know and he's he's. He's young. We need somebody to get in there. So you know, like Trump off the map, get one of the old guys out of the way. That's not that I don't like Biden's policy and stuff. I think he's done a good job. If you watch him, he's just moving more and more feeble.
Speaker 3:You know, yeah, well, he is 80 something. I mean, I'm sure, his mind won't be. Yeah, his mind might be active, but the rest of them isn't. When did he get into the race last time? Because it wasn't you know it was. It was later on, wasn't it?
Speaker 2:When you know he started from the beginning and he was getting ready to drop out because he did really bad in Iowa. He had really bad in New Hampshire and the limp in the South Carolina and the thing was he didn't do well there. He was going to drop out. All of a sudden, out of nowhere, he wins South, your state of South Carolina. Everyone's going what the hell happened? What? Oh, but he went there and he catered to the African Americans in your state, yep, and no one else did that and they and that's and they they wanted for I kind of.
Speaker 3:I had the kind of obviously false memory that he came in a little later going all right, okay, I'll run, now I'm you know. No, okay, I'm not being paying attention, or something. Dementia, dementia dementia.
Speaker 2:This dementia attack is brought to you by the pinch diapers. Yeah, let me go Get it. That's not wearing those on your head, that's not where they go.
Speaker 3:Oh, is that the problem? Dementia, dementia, dementia.
Speaker 2:So, anyway, everyone talks about Super Bowl commercials. I have my favorite, so I'll ask you first what was your favorite Super Bowl commercial.
Speaker 3:It's really I like the couch potatoes. I thought that was funny.
Speaker 2:I thought the look and the idea was good. Copy wasn't all that funny, but it was just funny to look at.
Speaker 3:Yeah yeah, gosh, I'm trying to think they're going to be memorable.
Speaker 2:You just don't remember them Once, the two stuck out of my head First and foremost was Arnold Swatzenegger in the insurance portion. It's freaking hilarious.
Speaker 3:Thank you, agent State Farm.
Speaker 1:Like a good neighbor. State Farm, is there Cut? Hey Arnold, I'm hearing neighbor, it's a neighbor. That's what I said.
Speaker 3:Neighbor Was that I think I had to set. Maybe the sound turned down or something for that one. What the hell are you doing, man? Well, you know it's. They're not like the old days of this morning. Everyone voted. That was their favorite commercial. It was great. The Dunkin Donuts one was interesting.
Speaker 1:Sometimes it's really hard to be your friend. You said you were going to support me. Don't kidding, don't, don't go away my heart. Why are you dunking me, girl? Why are you dunking, don't kidding, my heart? How do you like them donuts? I'm so sorry you had to see it, but I forgive you.
Speaker 2:Lay us on the track. Are we going to be on the album we talked about this?
Speaker 1:Let's go. You're blinded by them. Pinstrikes. Wrap it up, there goes, babe Ruth. Tom, you can stay.
Speaker 2:You remember when I told you I'd do anything for you that came in number two? Oh okay, there you go, because it had, you know, not only Affleck, jennifer Lopez, matt Damon, camille and Tom Brady.
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah, I mean it was.
Speaker 2:Matt Damon was funny. He goes. You know it's really hard to be your friend. That was, that was funny you follow that it's Jennifer and Jennifer goes. You know, we talked about this, you need to go. And then she looks at Brady at any time and she goes Tom, you can stay. I'm, I'm, I'm a big Jennifer Lopez. But the commercial was funny. The dancing dunk ends. But Arnold man, you didn't see that. Yeah Well, I I saw it.
Speaker 2:I was a good neighbor, like a good neighbor, safe farm. He goes like a good neighbor and he goes no, no, got it Neighbor. He goes, that's what I said. And they go Jesus, I kept going neighbor, neighbor. And so he goes. It's just like it says right here on the paper. What was the button? One of the fire? He goes, hurry up, she's in labor. And then he's going somebody help me. And at the end they go we're going to. We got a script rewrite. So they start all over again. He goes like a good neighbor and all of a sudden Danny DeVio pops up. That's good neighbor. It's like you're cold.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I'm cold, bah neighbor, Still no, Like a good neighbor, what Bur bur, bur, bur, bur, bur, bur, bur, bur, bur, bur, bur, bur, bur, bur, bur, bur bur bur. Get me out of this chopper. It's pronounced chopper, Don't it is?
Speaker 3:Yeah, there was. There was some good ones, that was. I was just going to say which one. Did Danny DeVio pop up in? Because that that I remember.
Speaker 2:Yeah, cause we know they did that movie together twins, a long time ago. Yeah, actually in talks with Ivan Reitman to do a new movie together, but Mr Reitman of course died and said it never happened. So there they are in the commercial. The ending line was great, so I kind of looked at him. It goes back stab, he goes stab her. I'm a back stabber, not a back stab that was number one. And of course, the Christopher Walken. Oh God, everybody imitating him as he's going to his table.
Speaker 3:Yeah, oh yes, yeah, the sound dad on that one too.
Speaker 2:No, I did see that one, I'm giving you a headache, bunky editor, to sound Like a butt rash. That just won't go away. Here's chris and cost fellow I.
Speaker 3:Don't know they I, maybe it's not such a big thing as it used to be. You know, with the Budweiser, you know Budweiser? Remember those the talking frogs? Yeah, no, I just didn't see anything up to that caliber. I have the habit of turning off or turning down commercials these days because they're just especially around here, the local ones are so bad.
Speaker 2:It's the Super Bowl part of the. What the big deal is is the commercial, I know I don't turn the sound down. Okay, did you see the Christopher walk in commercial? For me? I did see that. Yes, yes, that's very good I'm imitating.
Speaker 3:Was pretty thinking fun and I'm gonna go out and buy a BMW just because of that.
Speaker 2:Well, they're the geno. What they're pushing, it's the new electric BMW.
Speaker 3:It's a pretty car it is actually. It's one of the nicer looking BMWs. Sure, it's six-figure car too. You don't go, god almighty. Yeah, good guy, good guy.
Speaker 1:Man yeah.
Speaker 3:I tell you what prices of cars are.
Speaker 2:Just wow, they've shot up the prices of cars Are going down. Only thing that has been going down price of food, how good mother you go. Housing price are going, then car price are going. Everything else is going down. Come is great. Gas prices are really pretty awesome. Yeah, be good in your state. Yes, no bad, actually good out here in Colorado. We're like 235. Wow.
Speaker 3:Hey, you know you're low the night. Yeah, we're like 280 something wow, 280. Yeah.
Speaker 2:So we got to get these little point cards when you like roses and stuff. So I get a dollar off, so I get $1.35 again. I thought, man, it's this, I'm back, I'm back in high school.
Speaker 3:You can try the Range Rover again. Yeah, did you get it out of the? Did you manage to get it?
Speaker 2:I went down there with a bag of salt, okay, and I just salted all around the tires that were kind of slick. Let it sit for a day and let it melt all around it, mm-hmm, and she came right out.
Speaker 3:I might just have to point out, for our listeners of course, that Chris went out driving and managed to get his Land Rover, four by four, stuck in a ditch in.
Speaker 2:Everybody knew the weirdest that it was a very fast snowstorm. It wasn't even freezing. It's only 36 degrees. These huge white sloppy flakes. It was really slushy, so it was. It was a hard pack snow. I'm driving that all day. Yeah, ice, I drive through that. It's slushy, you just spin and I mean people all over the ditches everywhere.
Speaker 3:Oh yeah, it does last long, but it is nasty.
Speaker 2:Yeah, usually if I can't make it up the hill drive where I slide the bottom, I just leave it there. I'll come get it the next day. It wouldn't stop sliding. I said I'm going into a ditch. Yes yeah, I had it on the all-wheel drive ahead, on the thing for driving in the snow, everything set perfectly and just I'm still ditching Okay.
Speaker 3:Well, you have to do more than push a button. You're supposed to probably have chains on that for that. I don't know. I mean check it.
Speaker 2:I got all wheel drive. I don't need chains. It's just one of those freaky storms it was if anybody who'll tell you who's living in Colorado a long time. It was the hardest one that we've ever had to drive through. So when I started with, another blizzard started happening this Saturday. People were scared to death because of what happened a week before and everybody's staying at home there you go. This one was easy to drive. I zip right through that one.
Speaker 3:I'm fortunate having anything like that.
Speaker 2:It's just wet here, so I don't know what I know. Wet and bugs. Man, that's what you got wet and bugs.
Speaker 1:Nikki Haley and Mickey Haley and I guess we got Trump too.
Speaker 3:For these views hanging on. Who was asking?
Speaker 2:In a rally yesterday another great rally in South Carolina when they show up and see him there. So it's like starving for entertainment, I guess. And he's going hey, where's your husband, where's your husband at, where's your husband?
Speaker 1:Well, if you say to him.
Speaker 3:Where's your wife?
Speaker 2:Do we have to do this again? Back to chiseling costa. Be marvelous in, charles. Is dick cancer going up?
Speaker 3:Oh, I hear it's going well growing well, but that's probably the first direction he's had in a while.
Speaker 2:Is it? Is anyone known? Maybe you got the inside track in England. What, what kind of cancer does he have? Nobody knows.
Speaker 3:Well, you know I mean Cancer schmancer. We've all done that right, so you know, no biggie, yeah right, well, don't, don't tell that to Toby Keith.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 3:You don't want too late.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he had. He bought it for two years, I think yes, so it's that all. Me and nothing. Well, he quit doing chemo, as he told his buddy Blake Shelton, because you know what I'm tired. I won't do it anymore, I'm good with whatever happens.
Speaker 3:I can get it. I can. I can understand what he's saying. My mom did the exact same thing, yep, so do mine.
Speaker 2:They're telling it. Her oncologist and went hey, how's all of you, man, did you have her in for post-operative treatment? He goes. You know what?
Speaker 3:sure wanted to, you want to yep, my mother didn't even do chemo. My mother didn't do chemo or radiation. She said that said it was gonna get me, it's gonna get me, so, so let it get me. So fair enough, and that's what she did. That was quite a while back before, when things were still pretty Unpleasant if you had to go through chemo. Still, I'm still in pleasant if you do a while, or radiation.
Speaker 2:You do a lot of chemo, you ain't feeling so good and some days you get like I was. I was down like 35 pounds, had to get up and go a quick shower to go get radiated that morning. It's just, I couldn't even send him the shower, having to lay down, you know, and pass out and stuff. It's just like he gets so weak. Yeah, it's just like man. I'm gonna. I mean day more days. I gotta do this crap.
Speaker 3:Pretty unpleasant. Yeah, pretty unpleasant. I couldn't even sit down when I didn't have chemo or anything. They just cut it out of me.
Speaker 2:It was early enough, I was lucky, um, but uh anyway yeah, I just had a little snippet and they just cut it out. Get a little snippet out of there twice.
Speaker 3:It hurt. Yeah, no, I mean in comparison nothing but uh, so I certainly have no one's gonna say have pity for I think that's wrong Um, compassion for other people with Any sort of cancer. It sucks mentally in any other way. So yeah Well, mr Downer, um no, no, I just we're just we're not being down, just chatting about it's fine.
Speaker 2:Either way mentioned, you know, cancers don't big deal.
Speaker 3:Only won't tell us the code, toby Keith right, yeah, I know being very facetious and rather juvenile, sorry, my redstone little cup.
Speaker 2:Let's go fill it up. Let's have a party. Surprise Travis Kelsey wasn't singing that yesterday trying to sing it. Anyway, he wouldn't sing it, it was just yelling.
Speaker 3:It was screaming.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it was just screaming. Yeah, you know, there's always that one guy at the party. He's going, he's gotta be yelling.
Speaker 3:He's it, hey, that's. It's an interesting Reaction. I mean, it's like being a teenager. I guess he's hasn't grown up yet.
Speaker 2:I like Patrick Mahon's reaction much better. He's the big guy. Well, let's go follow his lead.
Speaker 3:You know he's got kids and everything. Yeah, I mean, you can't do that in front of his kids, shouldn't? Yeah, that was pretty cool. He's got his two little kids there and his wife there and Respectful. But like I say, you know?
Speaker 2:asking. They're asking Kelsey, Why'd you bump into your coach? For what was it yelling at? What was? I don't know about you go. Uh, I was just telling him I love him oh.
Speaker 3:That.
Speaker 1:And, and that's why, that's why he has a few bruises.
Speaker 2:I bet that's how you tell Tate you love her.
Speaker 3:All the way from Japan.
Speaker 2:She's watching there and she's easy looking her face. She's going. I came back for this Exciting game. I got to hang with this guy, yeah.
Speaker 3:Yeah, you make your choices. That's all I can say, and we we know. We didn't talk about that earlier, so I think that's enough, thank you.
Speaker 2:The Kelsey brothers by gas, not number one. You were number one for a week there. You know, maybe number one this week because I'll talk about after Super Bowl. He'll talk about Taylor Swift, so they may take over the number one slot again. Then, week after this you know they're seasons over hey, tate's back over in Asia doing concerts, so what the Kelsey brothers gonna talk about? Uh, jason, you having your eyebrows trimmed this week? Yeah, that need to. I just said I'm done two days ago. Wow, I grew right back. I have. You don't have a hairy man jokes. It's wrong with you.
Speaker 3:Oh, best, best hairy man joke I ever heard was no, I can't even remember it. No, no, I don't, I don't. Hey, did you hear that John Stuart is coming back to to do the the um Daily show One day a week? Oh, is that all One day? Yeah, okay.
Speaker 2:What do you remember? Commit that much. But it's good that he's back. They need they need some stability there.
Speaker 3:You know They've lost a lot of audience with rotating guest hosts and oh, we didn't know they were doing that, oh you know, and, being an election year, that's when he shines the most.
Speaker 2:So, yeah, I'm glad he is back, because it should be fun.
Speaker 3:Do you remember when it was greg killborn? I do when I was a first.
Speaker 2:I didn't like him.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I didn't like him too much. First series yeah, it was well. I hadn't seen anything like that before, so you know it was. It was quite different, but uh.
Speaker 2:It was different and it was me. It was not him that those, those correspondents who now go on to be stars of their own, like Stephen, Colbert Right, and your moment is then.
Speaker 3:John Oliver, angel and Samantha B. Yeah, love John Oliver.
Speaker 2:He's really good.
Speaker 3:So, what, do you know which day he's going to be on? Is it, uh, monday? Oh, tonight, all right, yeah, I get out tonight. Oh, better get going then, because I think it's probably eight o'clock somewhere.
Speaker 2:You know he ain't strumpin stuff, so it's going to be entertaining. And the age issue is a big deal. You know it's starting to become bigger and bigger because of the that attorney general Just going. Well, you know he just reminded me of a kindly old gentleman. You know he really can't cause harm to anyone and and you know he just has memory issues. Tell me, you know that was so political to release that. I mean they just could have said, okay, we're not gonna file any charges, it was unintentionally cooperated. No charges will be filed in the story. No, we gotta add the commentary afterwards.
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah. Well, that was you're right. It was definitely politically motivated. I wonder how much trump gave him to do that.
Speaker 2:I don't think you need to say everything he's got left. He hasn't given the lawyers.
Speaker 3:He wasn't happy with the lawyers again already.
Speaker 2:You can't keep them. You know, just because you're not, you don't help me. It's because you're, you're guilty, you're prick. I mean, we can only do so much, you know.
Speaker 3:We can only make the other guy look kind of bad.
Speaker 2:He's on the classified documents case against me and he showed up in court today for His case involving that should be dropped because they drop it against biden. I said, well, let's look at the difference. Okay, so he's not in biden's place and he goes. Staff brought him there and he goes. Uh, yeah, you bet mistake. You're there. Turn them over right away. Trump Item, put him on the bathroom Item somewhere. They can turn him over. Those belong to me. I got presidential meaning I'd be classified him every cuz he would not turn him over.
Speaker 3:Well, first of all, he said he didn't have them. Why don't have?
Speaker 2:them.
Speaker 3:No, no, no, oh, oh, that's what those are. Okay, they won't look in the bathroom.
Speaker 2:They'll never look in here once you go in Trump's bathroom. Okay, oh yeah, he just cleaned out another bucket of Kentucky fried chicken.
Speaker 3:I think it'd be kind of cool if he had a big you know Hurricane that came through and just took Murilago out, preferably with him in it. That would be cool.
Speaker 2:They're right there in in Hurricane Alley.
Speaker 3:So one day.
Speaker 2:Yeah, maybe this season, you don't know.
Speaker 3:Well, I'm hoping, are you just fighting, just so funny.
Speaker 2:Yes, he's going, nicky, hey, where's your husband? Yeah, where'd he go, I mean? I mean, have we seen Melania at all this this cycle? No, I did not at all.
Speaker 2:He said it going. Her answer was what was fine, she goes, and my husband is in military, he's on deployment, he's overseas serving his country right now, something you would know, anything about. That's which is a fine comeback, but then I would follow it up with oh, by the way, where's your wife? Where's he at? No one's here, where's she at? Where's your wife? Yeah, yeah, well, nicky stick, give him. Give him the same crap you know.
Speaker 3:Yeah Well, you know they say, don't want to go down to his level. I'd say, you know, I wonder, perhaps you know Something will happen. Maybe you'll just go to jail to fix it.
Speaker 2:That that could happen too. Yeah, oh, real quick. I don't know if you get, because it's kind of political. Yes, people voted. Their least favorite TV commercial in the Super Bowl last night was the Robert Kennedy commercial. Oh, I saw that. Yes, yeah, it's a political ad, political ads that never do well and Trump round one during Super Bowl, like six years ago it was voted the worst. If they just people don't want to see political ads during Super Bowl, but Kennedy was. He didn't have a message users playing that old jingle that that you know JFK and his dad ran on back in the 60s, that they were in that little Kennedy jingle. I thought it was kind of funny, you know.
Speaker 3:You know, first of all, I didn't. I didn't get it until after. No, I kept looking at the picture that's not Jeff and then I realized who it was. Well, you know, are you talking to me? But?
Speaker 2:he played when he was running for president in 68? Yeah, it's kind of fun. So there's no political message in. There is just, like Kennedy you said, those little jingles and buttons and stuff. You know. It's just wow. There's a flashback there, bizarre, and people hated it. I'm going both. But he didn't say anything. It wasn't like a new day in America, boom, adam Bob. Oh yeah, no, no for Kennedy, that's what's good. No message whatsoever, just a little fun little jingle and people hate it.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I didn't like. I said what the hell it didn't. I thought he quit. I did. I thought he wasn't wasn't running it. He's an independent. Well, I know that, or he?
Speaker 2:was no, he still is his family's very upset because yeah they don't can be. Tradition is like a long, long history of Democrats and the fact that he dropped that to run as an independent. They're very upset over that, so they're not even his own family's not supporting him because he's an independent and he's an idiot as well.
Speaker 2:I can't remember some, at least so when he could be a great alternative if you stated Democrat, didn't have these stupid conspiracy theories. I mean we're going, we got our man, we're in. Yeah, but yeah, but he does.
Speaker 3:He's got some weird ones too, yeah, and he's got delusions of grandeur and go Lord. No, no, no. I know absolutely not that guy is as was and he's a big one there is as Trump.
Speaker 2:And who's he married to? I Don't know. He's married to the actress Cheryl Heinz on curbing enthusiasm, which just began their last season. Oh really, she plays Larry David's wife. I've never Okay. In reality she's Robert Kennedy's wife.
Speaker 3:Oh, oh. He's sure like oh, I've in life imitating art, good Lord. Hey, you know what Crash? I do think it's probably time to do this, though I haven't done in a while.
Speaker 2:Don't push the button yet Don't do it yet, yeah, all right, all right, okay, one second, all right, I finish up. Final impressions. Overall impression all the things you saw last night at the Super Bowl putting that day, commercials, mm-hmm game, celebrities in the crowd, interviews, usher, you know Blake Schelling-Gwinn-Saffani with it. They released a new single together. Actually pretty good song to, really, hmm, yeah, so they sang before the Super Bowl out now than the parking lot and their debut, the new single, really good, just saying anyway.
Speaker 3:So all that stuff, all that stuff. That sounds really funny. Yeah, well, they didn't sing during the show, they sang out in the parking lot. Well, they have a huge stage.
Speaker 2:I know, I know it just it just sounded funny, is it? According to the deal, only one person can sing during the half time. I know that'd be ushering to every part, honestly guess. It was, they gave you good airtime. They're also live on tiktok as well, too, yeah well, big deal and they were.
Speaker 3:They were out there in the parking lot with Gary glitter and the Bay City Rolls. Perhaps you know the man group.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you're typical big Vegas acts carrot top. You know carrot top, 70 years old now. Oh, is he really? Yeah, man, oh, as he's so turn on saying that's he looks weird. They said he's 70. That's what I explained that he's old man. He's a little worn off. Yeah, I've seen me know he's.
Speaker 3:I Mean, you know, he was pretty buff there for a while too. He was working out. He's still.
Speaker 2:I always stay, see, because you can Arnold, arnold's like 76, 70, so kind of buff is he? Really so. Carrot top is to. He wears long sleeves, kind of cover up, I guess the sagging skin or whatever I don't know, but he's still. He's still kind of buff. He just looks his face, so it's kind of worry. 70. It's not moving as fast as you still go. What happened? Oh, he's old. Okay, yeah, the main group. They've been there for how long? How old are those guys? They rotate him or something.
Speaker 3:Oh, that's oh, they've well, the blue man group. Yeah, they, they rotate in and out all the time.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you can have 70 year old blue man. They can't do anything.
Speaker 3:Well, it's not that, it's just you know you can't, you don't know who they are anyway, so they just you know we don't know. Well, I mean, there are many blue man groups around the world. You see, it's a franchise. Now Did you see Wayne Newton and sitting Wayne Newton? Oh good old Wayne.
Speaker 2:Going who bodies to get the get in there. They had to do it. The guy had. Mr Las Vegas had to be in there. You know it's the Vegas football game. Come on, there. He was Himself. He's going. No one's recognizing me. You're talking to me. Shit Really dropped a lot.
Speaker 3:Well, I mean, it's always, he's always been the one for for having plastic surgery and stuff like that. But you could they still has.
Speaker 2:He was tighter than carrot top. Okay, yeah, he's old, but the way into his 80s and yeah, the last show he's been doing is a tropical canning. And what they do into the tropical canner, they're down for a baseball field, wayne's go.
Speaker 3:No hell. You know he used to own the Aladdin Many years. Used to have a lot of money. He's never a baby. I had to go there and shoot his Video. We'll put it that way a videotape is Arabian horses one time and this he got this. You know one horse and it's charging right at me and I'm sure because just stand still and keep the tape rolling.
Speaker 2:Okay, still has this house. He's going on to it and to keep it, he just opens the doors. You can come in anytime, pay some money and he'll give you a tour. You can walk through and look at things. No, wow, yeah, well it's, he's a horse barn, shannon, or does anymore airplane hanger whoop? The plane's gone, you know, but you can walk to the house to see Wayne. Let me give you a tour.
Speaker 3:I must well have a plane hang out there, because you're right on the edge of McCarran, right, it's right next to it. Yeah, it's gonna replace that big property like that.
Speaker 2:Well, you see when you fly in from the east side.
Speaker 3:It's. It's I mean Shannon does, being there longer than McCarran. You know, before it got really busy like it is now Gosh a lot of people will give you a tour.
Speaker 2:Did you walk through it? Go see that she stuck to the wall. That's what that's from in Liberace was here.
Speaker 3:Oh yeah, so my over my overall impression of.
Speaker 2:Put it all together, everything is.
Speaker 3:I thought it was I thought it was pretty damn good, except for the game was a bit, but with it less than a spectacular back in the game. Well, it's what it was about. Oh, it's, you know, you know.
Speaker 2:I said you had three quarters of two quarters of, not much, one quarter of like something's gonna start to happen in the fourth quarter made it all worthwhile.
Speaker 3:Yes, that's usually why I only watched the last half or the last quarter of a game.
Speaker 2:That's like I know, sound down on commercials to you.
Speaker 3:You know I was gonna put a bet on, but I couldn't, I can't you cause this ringing in my hearing.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you had to turn that down. I.
Speaker 3:Was. I was trying to get onto one of those sites or one of those apps, you know, to put some money on it, which I'm glad I didn't, because there wasn't anything really to bet on, you know. Well, I suppose I'm sure they've obviously found.
Speaker 2:You know you could bet on all kinds of things. You could have bet on the first song, usher saying it is halftime show last now. Well, that's.
Speaker 3:I.
Speaker 2:Would it. But the coin tells me heads or tails.
Speaker 3:What's a 50-50? There's, there's no money to be made. That all it's done.
Speaker 2:You know who'd score the first touchdown, but it'd be a pass. Would it be your run? Who would be the player? I mean everything well, exactly. I can swift it there. I'm serious to get bet on that.
Speaker 3:I, I couldn't, even I couldn't get on there, and then it turned out that we're not allowed to. You know, I kept going back and filling out all the information and app, just sat there and span, and then it's like, oh, wait a minute, you know. And then this little thing popped up, said we're sorry, you're in South Carolina. I go, mmm, so am I.
Speaker 2:Apparently, I Shot of places all over the world song. If people now watch it worldwide, that is job. In Germany they did a shot from from London bunch of people wearing cheese and Niners jerseys in a pub. Well, they have to the game. They have games over there, don't they? They do, yeah, since they're starting to try to make a mark there. So beginning of this season the first game is going to be in Brazil. Oh, really, yeah. Last year was London and Germany and now they're going to open up in Brazil and also do Mexico City. It was nice and nice and cute.
Speaker 2:I'm making a worldwide thing. If you were showing audiences all over last night and people over the world were watching, so, like, like at Taylor's four shows she had in Japan, ok, in the audience there were people wearing Travis Kelcey Chiefs jersey Japanese people. Yeah, yeah, this stuff. You know shit about football. They weigh about 120 pounds of person wet, you know, because they think of playing football and wearing these football jerseys that suck them up whole, you know. Go on because, because Tay Tay likes them, so I'm going to buy a Chiefs jersey.
Speaker 3:Yeah, there you go. Well, that's, that's how it works, man, where you find one to buy in Tokyo.
Speaker 2:I just tells you you can get them anywhere, I guess.
Speaker 3:Well, I mean, I'm pretty sure some savvy businessman figured that one out and is sitting back counting his money right about now.
Speaker 2:That big businessman is called the NFL. Ok, that's it. Yeah, all about the money, man, they, they, they get every penny that goes with that.
Speaker 3:Oh yeah, yes, and you're not allowed to reshow the game. We get at least getting a lot of trouble. We used to have Super Bowl parties at Bally's when I worked there. In fact, I used to go to them.
Speaker 2:But me, I really like. I like, what really like football. If you go to Super Bowl party you really can't get to watch the game much and you can't hear it, can't hear what's going on and I said a commercial come on, I'm going. I can't hear that either, I'm going.
Speaker 3:Well, we used to, we used to parties. Well, we used to mute the commercials. That was in fact.
Speaker 2:I remember it's just a longstanding thing, when you was in. It is, it is but classic commercial that they're just edged in American history and you get nothing. I wonder what you're saying. I don't know, I do. I do remember.
Speaker 3:I mean, we'd have these big screens up there back in the days of the older IDA force and things like that. You'd have to have, you know, big projectors. They weren't that bright either, but they were big and they're just big.
Speaker 2:Yeah Well, you, nowadays you get one the size of a book.
Speaker 3:You know it's amazing what you do now. I can remember one year was saying well, why don't we, why don't we put a sound system up so they can hear it, because you know, putting it through the speakers in the ceiling doesn't really do it much justice. And so God knows what day it's going to be.
Speaker 2:We've got a bar, a sports bar, someone's house. I can't hear a squat, you know, oh yeah.
Speaker 3:And so we did that, but the provisor was that you had to turn off the commercials because the NFL didn't like that or something. Anyway, that's something to do with that.
Speaker 2:It paid seven million dollars in commercial. They want you to hear it.
Speaker 3:Oh yeah, I'm sure they do you know, but I guess the hotel, for whatever reason they didn't. I was always a bit strange at awfully. It was really boring sitting up there in the light booth going oh, commercial dink. It's like oh, this is boring. Yeah, I mean you can't get into the game.
Speaker 2:Watch me a soccer game in England. Exactly yeah, like cricket.
Speaker 3:Here comes Manchester, Manchester United.
Speaker 2:We're catching up and we're getting your home country, England, and two two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, your home country, england, and two the American football. Well that'll be interesting.
Speaker 3:They've been trying to do that for years, but I mean, you know they used to go and play at Wembley.
Speaker 2:Not that off. That was a rare thing, now it's every season. Yeah, there are three, four games there. You know Teams go there. Sometimes they play two weeks in a row there. They'll stay two, three weeks. The players love it. Players love London. I do too. I get one of my favorite cities, great place.
Speaker 3:Great place to be. Things happen there. Oh, I hit it back. Oh, I forgot about that. Yeah, I did, I did. Oh, you can get the ball. Open the mail. Open the mail. Open the mail. Open the mail. Open the mail, email, mail time. It is indeed mail time and we got a few in. It sounds like you. I'm going to have to talk to him about that, you know. Yeah, well, that was pretty. I think it was a pre-.
Speaker 2:It was a pre it was a pre-, it was a pre-. It was a pre-. It was a pre-. It was a pre-.
Speaker 3:It was a pre-. That's the picture I remember Before AI. Ah, I get you. Yeah, yeah, so the both of them. You know I go through our e-mail.
Speaker 1:There's one angry good from the RL and one does.
Speaker 3:one was angry and his message reads you verb, you don't. He's stay off, an he's out. And well, you don't, we'll do. He's a center on the first year sometimes. Thank you very much for pointing it out. That's all we got. Was you stupid bastard? That's from him. Yeah, that's all you had to say. Yeah that's it.
Speaker 2:Hey, yeah, I know.
Speaker 3:See, it's hard to come back on that one right. Much to say other than up yours. Yeah, you're right. Wanker dickhead pindit, wanker, wanker tosser. Nado dick, nado dick, nado dick, vegas guy at compuservecom who knew they were still in business, not me. Wow, yeah, yeah, man, like party at my house. That's great, vegas guy. You said there's a little thing missing.
Speaker 1:It's your address, wanker.
Speaker 3:Boy, I tell you what.
Speaker 2:there's a lot of them out there today this is what happened when they legalized pot in Las Vegas. Things like this happen.
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah, every corner, though, isn't it? Yeah, he's still had the address what. Boy. There's some neighborhoods that just stank a skunk weed for a while Now. This was kind of exciting when I saw this pop up TayTay at Hotmailcom. Oh yeah, hey, hey, taytay Hate is going to hate, hate, hate. But I made it here, and not even late, late, late. Love, taytay and Travis. Wow, wow. We should print this out and frame it and maybe get her to sign it, and it'd be worth a million dollars. Yeah, they say pop stars are.
Speaker 2:Song-rendered ability kind of goes down after 30 and that's proof of it right there.
Speaker 3:Well, we got. Let's see, hey, hey.
Speaker 2:TayTay.
Speaker 3:Hate is going to hate, hate, hate. Well, she did make it there on time and she wasn't even late, late, late. So hey, I like the.
Speaker 2:Grammy. She was there two hours before game time. I'm going what the hell is she doing? What's she going to do for two hours before game time? I like I should go and get her busy saying hey, hey, hey, everybody.
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah, she could have gone to the Heart Attack Grill. She could have gone to the Museum of the Penis.
Speaker 2:All the big Vegas highlights, yeah.
Speaker 3:And all the other great strip clubs that they have out like I remember what they called anymore.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I said the.
Speaker 3:Mandalay Bay.
Speaker 2:Shooters Nest Club yeah.
Speaker 3:Oh really, oh, okay, too soon. No, but I never did send you that. I had video of that. A friend of mine was up there and she's you know, said what was that noise? And you could hear, oh, yeah, yeah, you can hear it. People are lying down, down, down, down there. That's when it's like, oh yeah, long time, not a long time ago, but what? Five years ago was it Six?
Speaker 2:Yeah, I think that the there's really funny. The fastest one out of the area and off the stage and out of the out of the harm's way was the guy who was entertaining Jason Aldean.
Speaker 3:That's right, that was him you ducked and you went gone. Well everybody.
Speaker 2:Okay, don't panic, get down, let's just get to the exit. No, I'm just saving my own ass.
Speaker 3:He didn't send us any emails, so therefore I do. He won't know. Oh no, he's, he's done. So we're done with emails. Open the mail. Open the mail.
Speaker 2:Open the mail. We should be saying close the mail.
Speaker 3:I will talk to them about that. Yeah, you know we have a very, a very small budget, so you know we do.
Speaker 2:Yeah, People have asked for you know, we need to start reading our emails again, that's true and people have asked for certain things we used to do. We should do. People say but yeah there are people that did say stupid shit this weekend, but you know, the problem is is that they meant it. Well what's the difference?
Speaker 3:What does it matter? I used to say stupid shit.
Speaker 2:It was like okay, I apologize. I should have said that it made me look bad, or not that way. But these people. The dumb thing is they meant it, it's just, it's not the same.
Speaker 3:You wouldn't be talking about rump, would you?
Speaker 2:No, of course not, they put in very different countries. I mean just just that's a pretty stupid thing to say.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it was a pretty stupid thing.
Speaker 2:It was like, but the thing is, he meant it.
Speaker 3:Yeah, oh yeah, you know, well, demented meant it. Yeah, definitely yeah, yeah, anybody else say anything?
Speaker 2:stupid other than you're right, that's the cry of the red deck. Okay, all right, was there? Was there anybody else who we can think of? No, no, no, no, just just just fine.
Speaker 3:But he meant it, you know, I see.
Speaker 2:Nothing wrong with me. My memory's falling. Why am I here?
Speaker 2:Oh no, oh no, no, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, no no no, I think, I think his be honest with you because they, they, they, they've given him a hard time because he has gaps. You know we all do. Yes, if you speak a lot and you, you got a bunch of foreign names that, differently, is a country all over the world you had to try to remember and put together. Everybody screws that up, they've all screwed it up. So so I think, be honest. I think his mental acuity is fine. I think his physical part is where he's falling down.
Speaker 3:Oh, absolutely, absolutely.
Speaker 2:Or he's. He's seen last frequently in public. He had to come out that day when they picked on his memory because he's pissed off.
Speaker 3:Oh yeah, remember when he fell off the bike.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yes, he jumped right up and goes I'm okay, he's still right, I'm okay. Oh, and he was, he was fine, it's just, you know. But after when they, when they that the attorney general, the proper justice guy, released the part about why he's just a general old man and memory issues and he was pissed and he should get pissed more often than he came out.
Speaker 2:He doesn't remember what he was talking about you know, he just fired it off there and he had three gasses, so pissed off doing it. But yeah, but Trump does it too. He's trying to talk about Nikki Haley and he calls her Nancy Pelosi. I'm just going, I'm like I'm quite the same person there at all, like half a right yeah, I know. So he thought he was running against Nancy. He's didn't close. He's always been on his brain, you know. Yeah, that's true. He loves running against Nancy Pelosi. She's like 82. She's done, okay, you like who should be Absolutely, and he's only 79.
Speaker 2:So that's a funny part he picks on Biden about how old he is. He's only three and a half years younger than Biden.
Speaker 3:That's it, yeah, yeah, something like that yeah.
Speaker 2:He wins again, I'd help with. I mean, he'll turn 80 in office as well, yeah.
Speaker 3:Yeah, he'll die. He'll die. I mean, he's not going to be able to do it. If you get into, if he gets into power, are you going to leave the country? Are you going to stay here, if you want? If you went, I can't happen, said that before, didn't we?
Speaker 2:I well, yeah, okay, well, I didn't. Well, yeah, I guess we did. I would say just one word to answer that, so I just sent it he 거차. He didn't said to go, but hopefully we do have amazing.
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah, cabo or what's.
Speaker 2:The Cabo would be good to hang out for years, get some sun at the ocean, you know, make some fish doggos hey you know what we could make unveiled threats to the president.
Speaker 3:They couldn't touch you because you're in another country.
Speaker 2:The cartel called Picky Up, so there was a Speaking of that. I just Unrelated thing real quick. Yeah, there's a friend I'm trying to think about your, I guess I will. A friend of my daughter's. Okay, I can bring her because she doesn't listen to me anyway. So she's got. She has issues. So he and a friend. It's not what I'm saying. She's been a friend and became like a competitor in business and so on and so forth. He's an unscrupulous type of guy and he killed himself about three years ago. I mean, no one's surprised by it. He's a drug user. I hope he bought money and a lot of crap going on. But it turns out they found out he faked his death. He's been hiding in Mexico, oh okay, but he felt guilty because he left behind a couple of kids. Yeah, that sucks.
Speaker 2:So he contacted the wife and had her move down to Texas close to the border. He tried to shoot some money across to him once in a while to help take care of the kids and do something like that. Yeah, that caused her to try to get him and be still hiding in Mexico. So I don't know if, oh, they haven't got him yet the tradition thing. I mean most people money and some people he owes, aren't you know?
Speaker 3:legit people. You know what I mean. Yeah, People you don't owe money to you mean.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:And he's picking where he left off Now.
Speaker 2:he owes some people money in Mexico who would like to find him as well. Oh really, this time I don't think he'd be faking his death when they find him.
Speaker 3:Yeah, okay, rehearsal's over. Bang Cartel ago and killed his ass. That's funny, she told.
Speaker 2:I'm not dying, but she told me. I said you key did he really did that. Yeah, that's not true. Unreal man, I know Got him.
Speaker 3:Wow, that's pretty wild, that's very wild.
Speaker 2:The only thing he's to give out of try is not that he was trying to get insurance money or anything. Everybody collected stuff. He just used his trying to hide man. He wanted to be found Fair enough. Well, he didn't. That's not the game by itself. I'm still living, that's it.
Speaker 3:You know. Well, it's like I tell my kids if you have to commit a crime, you don't tell anybody about it, because if you do, somebody's going to let the cat out of the bag. You know Pandora's books and all that good stuff he had a druggy problem, gambling problem.
Speaker 2:I think he was barring money from the wrong people and they have to have like, hey, the bank, mind the banks and the foreclosed and stuff. Now it's like you better pay any of the money, he's going to break the freaking legs. Okay, that's what I take. That's who's barring money from. Now. He's barred money from a cartel down there.
Speaker 3:Oh he's thought about by a lot of people. He'll be moving to Canada next.
Speaker 2:He was working for one cartel since he was a druggy, so I can move some stuff for you and then he borrowed money from another cartel and they haven't paid them Now they, oh God, not smart, because they won't just kill you I noticed that she could like. I can tell you that Okay.
Speaker 3:They'll, they'll, they'll make it, they'll make it long and painful. Those guys, you know what I mean. Not just a, not just a.
Speaker 2:Every time you see they just shoot people and just leave in the street. I don't see any long and painful. Hey, screw this over, Boom.
Speaker 3:You're dead, okay, next, yeah Well, sometimes they don't, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:Sometimes they make it long and painful, like they did Remember that show Narcos Mexico, like in true story part with the FBI agent. They tortured the heck out of that guy. Yeah, yeah, it was a, it was a narco. I mean, they just tortured the heck out of him. Yeah, it's a little painful that he wouldn't say a damn thing. Yeah, yeah, he just tortured him. He just died in the, in the, in the sitting up in a chair, from being beaten, burned, executed. No, it's just awful.
Speaker 3:Was that Johnny Darko?
Speaker 2:No, no, okay, the guy who was in charge of the prison in Mexico, and when he gets put away for the FBI agent, the person took his place with some guy you may have heard of. His name is El Chapo.
Speaker 3:Oh, yes, I've heard of him. Yeah, indeed, yeah, well, there was some news about him. Was he trying to tunnel out again or something?
Speaker 2:No man, he's in, he's in super max here in Colorado no one oh okay, you kidding me. Well, you're going to sell 23 hours a day total isolation.
Speaker 2:You're allowed no visitors, no, nothing. It's. The only person you see is your guard, when he brings you food and lets you out one hour a day, no contact with anybody else, no general population. I guess you are allowed certain amount of visitors, but it's just like it's very heavily screened. You don't ever see anybody else. For your guard it may be an approved visitor, he's had none. By the way, ted says this, he's the Unibob, but who's in there? He had none.
Speaker 3:Oh, that's right, Ted Kacinski. He died, didn't he? And in super max, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Oh well, ted.
Speaker 1:Kacinski, a lot of famous people down there.
Speaker 2:man are at our Colorado Hill, yeah.
Speaker 3:No, you know, this is Ted's last day Get the palm up your ass, dude, don't blame it. We'll have, we'll have.
Speaker 1:We'll have. Oh God, We'll have. Now you're enjoying.
Speaker 3:We're allowed, we're allowed, we're allowed, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we we, we, we, we, we.
Speaker 1:Now you're allowed, we're allowed we we, we, we, we, we, we, we, we. I love that little gig.
Speaker 3:And of course, it is time now for Bailey's final word Tet Day Day.