Circling Back - Randy's Stew & Baseball Tryouts | Circling Back 2-3-26
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Ranchos
All right
Welcome back
Circling Back podcast
Tuesday morning
My name is Dave
Producing today
Randall Trimbecky
Hi Dave
I had a squirrel
at my squirrel feeder this morning
Pretty happy about it
Wait
Are you running a squirrel feeder
And a bird feeder?
It's technically like a bird feeder
But it's a little picnic table
and the squirrel was at the camera the other day and it has a little microphone.
And I was like, hey, get out of there.
And it ran away.
But so I'm putting the squirrel food in a different thing.
So it leaves the birds alone.
Yeah, because squirrels are, they're a nuisance to the, to the birds.
Yeah.
People, I like the squirrels coming by the place too.
It's a lot of corn.
Corn nuts.
You keep corn nuts out there.
Pretty much, yeah.
There's kernels of corn and peanuts now.
I'll tell you who doesn't like squirrels and that's Stella.
Happy six birthday?
Yeah, thank you.
Wait, once her birthday?
I was on the first.
When's,
Rose's birthday?
The 30th?
Oh, okay.
I thought they had the same birthday.
That's been cool.
Last Friday.
So I haven't seen Friday.
Well, you should.
You need to watch that movie, dude.
I will.
I will.
Bye Felicia.
You know what?
That should be,
that's your Black History Month assignment.
Okay.
To watch Friday.
Have you heard the saying,
Bye Felicia.
Yeah, I know.
that.
I know.
I had a real moment.
Yeah, the last couple of years.
Still does.
That'll be my Black History Month assignment.
I will watch Friday at some point this month.
It's a good one.
He is watching.
It was a major player in middle school, junior high.
What should be your guys is black history?
Let's let the chat decide.
Yeah, I don't want to speak for the community.
Well, if you want to reach out, we'll all gladly, because we're going to be
dishing out a few assignments on this show.
Then you're going to report on it.
Yes, I will.
Okay.
Let us know.
Let us know what you think.
Good stuff.
What's the shirt you're wearing?
What's going on?
This is a day to remember.
The band that I saw with Yellow Card.
I always said Yellowstone.
That's how Tyler Sheridan coded I am.
Yellowstone would be a good name for like an alt-country yellow card cover band.
Also, his name is not Tyler Sheridan.
What is it?
It's Taylor.
Taylor?
You were thinking Tyler.
From dude perfect.
Yeah.
Tony?
Tyler Tony.
Tyler Tony.
He's literally the perfect dude.
They're not going to respond to our real, our clip.
Yeah.
It wasn't doing well on Instagram.
Full disclosure.
I don't think they're going to acknowledge it.
We needed more juice behind it.
Imagine being such a big brand that some little pissant brand tries to get your attention.
Yeah.
I'm going to give you a double tap, dude.
Well, they probably, somebody watched it because.
Because it's Chad, it's their former employee.
And he's talking, he's telling all.
Oh, no, is he violating an NDA or something?
I don't know if he has one.
You know what I mean?
No, I'm sure it's.
They were just curious what Chad was saying.
Does Garrett know that we're, he's in our crosshairs?
I imagine by now, we've been talking about him for about two years.
So I feel like Garrett's got an idea that his ass is next up.
I looked it up.
I'm pretty sure we were right that he has the hook shot and that Chad.
I thought so, but I didn't want to like do the awkward.
Like, no, no, I think it's him.
I think you're wrong, but look it up.
And then there's like an awkward pause
and everybody's like typing.
That's just called good broadcasting.
Good broadcasting.
It's called being a good host.
Yellow card has a fiddle player,
so they're already primed for an old country cover band.
That's true.
They could pivot.
Or you could just make some AI slop country yellow card covers.
That would have been sick on that.
If they did Devil One Dollar, Georgia.
That I've been really sick.
I'm sure, I wonder if they've ever done it.
You think they got the chops?
I don't know.
Who do you think does the original?
Charlie Daniels.
Okay.
You're right.
I was just wanting to see what name you would throw together.
I knew you'd get one of the names right.
But you got them both right.
You passed the test.
Yes.
You got a very big barback energy today with your Maggie Mays cap.
And you're dated to remember.
You do look like a barback.
Yeah.
I showered last night, so I didn't do the hair this morning.
But yeah, I'm ready to serve up some ice cold beers.
From barback to bearback, here's Dylan Shiver.
Wow. First of all, you might not recognize me. It's still me. I don't have the glasses on. I probably look very different to you. Secondly, went on a middle school tour this morning with my son. Okay. They do those. They do middle school tours. And this school was pretty sick. They have like an ag program there. I already told you guys this. So pretend this is new information.
With my son. What's going on?
Pretend this. Ag. Okay. Agriculture. Yes.
Anyway, they have, they keep animals on property.
They have ducks.
They have chickens.
They have sheep, goats.
And they have a miniature Highland cow, which is real sick.
Those are the ones like the emo swoop, right?
Yes.
Yes.
And they also have a miniature longhorn.
But this one was seven months old.
So it's not only a miniature, but it's a baby miniature.
But he's got little spikes coming out.
And it looks just like bevo.
Just like bevo, but minus, you know,
a couple thousand pounds it was so cute dude anyway i think parks like he he was digging it isn't that
cool so what's the deal is it like where the kids have to like raise it and then kill it at the
end of pledship no these these are non it's a non-kill school so the uh yeah the animals will
never be uh killed for uh you know their meats or their furs or anything the fruit of their
They use the eggs there.
They have, like I said, a bunch of chickens and the eggs.
I think that you can sign up to like take some eggs home with you as a parent.
Oh, don't let Dylan take those home.
That's what this is.
They're going right in the pot, dude.
If those are mine, I'm boiling the shit with those, man.
That's where this is going.
Yeah.
Anyway, pretty cool situation.
That'd be so funny, Dylan just as parks go to his school, so he's a steady supply of eggs.
It never has to pay for them.
I know.
This is great.
He's like, my dad said I got to bring more home.
Is that all right?
Like, yeah, here you go.
You're over your limit for the month.
You know, like every now and then we'll get those stories,
it's like a school district employee accused of stealing like millions of dollars
worth of beef from the school.
Fahita meat.
Dylan's just stealing eggs.
He's embezzling eggs.
Just walking out of school like this.
It's not a good way to carry eggs, by the way.
Don't do it like that.
Probably need a basket.
You know, don't put them all in one basket.
Nope.
That's right.
You don't want to put them all in one mouse.
It's an old proverb.
Only takes one round and won the whole ruin the whole bunch.
I'll tell you that much.
Is that true?
Is that true?
I don't know.
It's a proverb.
What's it mean when you get two yolk?
Two egg yolk.
Does that mean it was going to be twins?
I don't know.
Who is that what that means?
I doubt it, but I mean, if that was right, I wouldn't be surprised.
I don't know.
Yeah, I don't know.
Because it's an embryo.
Two yoke.
And a yolk is embryo, correct?
I don't know.
It's hard to say.
Look it up, Randy.
You're not like, you're not like preventing life by eating those eggs.
Let's hear from twins.
Were you guys two yolks in an egg at one point?
I don't know.
Who are you talking to?
Twins.
Like, I want to hear from them.
In the chat.
If there's twins in chat.
There's no twins in the chat.
How do you know that?
You can't, you can't be sure of that.
There's no way.
If you're a twin in the chat,
Stand up. Let us know.
If sauce is in the chat, twins in the chat.
Give us a two emoji, meaning you're one of two.
I don't know if I can verify that, but yeah, well, we'll see.
We'll see what the chat has to say.
Send us your social security information.
Yeah.
Yeah, we want to verify this.
We don't want any fake twins calling in or anything.
Hey, twins.
That would be funny.
Every time you get double yoke, you got to go.
Oh, twins.
Jones.
Chelsea's like, what did you say?
I feel weird eating a double yolk egg.
Almost like it's like a mutation of some sort,
and I'm going to, something weird is going to grow inside me.
I don't think that's backed by science at all.
It's not.
I'm just saying I feel that way.
No.
I probably still eat it, though.
You know, I can't turn down an egg.
Sometimes if I, you know, when I crack my eggs,
if I look and there's a tiny piece of shell on there when I'm mixing it up,
I'll give it like one attempt.
And then I'm like, you know what, it's not really going to hurt me.
It's going to be just fine.
I don't really need to get that microscopic piece out, which is what she said.
I saw a video that says you just use the other egg shell to get it out.
That's the best way.
Yeah, that's the best way.
It's a good way to do it.
But like, I'll give it.
I'll give it a try.
I had breakfast or dinner last night if I'm being totally real with you all.
Did you have steak and eggs?
No.
You said you had steak and legs.
I had steak and legs.
You went down to Palazio.
I had steak and legs.
Yep.
And it was great.
No, really, what did you have?
I know you didn't have steak and eggs, per our conversation.
My very lovely girlfriend, Chels.
Well, we got, Parks and I got home late.
We had baseball trouts.
More on that in a little bit.
So she was doing like clean out the fridge dinner, you know those before we reload on new groceries.
And so she sauteed some onions and some peppers and then scrambled eggs with it.
Okay.
And then sourdough toast.
It was a great, a great meal.
And that's that.
Sounds good.
How many eggs you go?
How many slongs?
It felt like four.
I didn't see her make it, but it felt like I had four eggs.
Four slonkers.
Did you see there was a big egg controversy the last few weeks where there's one egg company that I'll name Vital Farm?
It was getting widely panned for their unnatural processes.
Really?
Saying that they used stuff to dye their yoke and stuff.
Don't die my yoke.
This is all per report.
I am just reporting on the news here.
That's all.
This is all alleged.
How would you go about dying yoke?
I don't know.
I don't know.
But the yoke's on them.
I was never a fan anyway.
You're out of here, Vital Farms.
Egg on their face.
it's not bad
looks like they put too many
eggs in one basket
that's good comedy
hand toils
I can just hear people
subscribing to our Patreon right now
I wish we got a little noise every time
somebody subbed to like anything
we did on Twitch
yeah Twitch is way better with
the notice I feel like
what was the noise it made
there was mama that goes that man
oh yeah we could customize them yeah that's right
I think it was will dancing
doing like the uh the cruise dance
oh yes that sounds right I have trouble watching that
why it's very uncomfortable
the cowboy TikTok
oh I mean it is uh yeah it's uncomfortable
yeah but he kind of on purpose kills it though
yeah he knows it's crazy he was jester maxing
He was.
Also, cowboy maxing.
A little bit of both.
Or both.
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That's on Patreon.
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You might be like, what's going on behind that paywall?
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Last week's was very strong.
It doesn't even need to be a question.
No, you could just, you could steam.
Yeah, you could steam.
Like a- Could do a bit.
King of the Midwest was just going through it, eating butterfingers.
That tasted like shit.
The King of Midwest emailed me.
Yeah, he emailed to be like, hey, here's what was going on.
This is why I bought the giant box of Butterfingers.
It was the movie theater box.
It was like the little small one.
Yeah.
I'll be honest.
It didn't make me think any differently of his situation.
Yeah, you're fine.
You don't need to clarify.
Yeah.
Thank you for email.
To be honest, I didn't really think much about it after that, after we heard about it.
No, I had honestly, I moved on.
I moved on with my life.
I'll be honest.
There's just something, there is something a little more sad about buying candy at Walgreens or
CVS. I don't know why. It's the same candy.
Satisfying? No, more sad. Oh, sad. Because typically when I go to-
It's always an afterthought. That's why you never go there for candy. When I go to CVS,
it's typically like, I got to get some meds. Yeah, or parks needs, yeah, my kidneys.
Some nighttime cough medicine or something. Yeah, it's not for, I'm not going to Walgreens
because things are going like 100% well. It's so true. So it's like, ah, if I'm buying the
Butterfinger. Yeah, it's never a fun trip. No.
Then it's like, oh, fuck, these blood fring looks good.
And if the worst case scenario, if you're going in there because you need, it's close by and you need, like, milk, you're going to pay a little upcharge.
They don't have good prices on their traditions.
And I'll, I assume that if they have milk there, it expires in like two hours, you know?
Yeah.
It's not fresh.
It's not fresh.
Yeah, you know, you're right.
Hey, you know what else?
It's Girl Scout cookie season.
Okay.
Mm-hmm.
And I love Girl Scout cookies.
Okay.
And I'm going to be getting some.
I thought of that because there's a little, some little girl and her mom were posted up outside the CVS by my house.
So we get ours, we get ours through, we've got a connect and we pay full price, but we have our same people we go through every year.
You would connect?
Yeah, we've got to connect.
You buy them a lot of places.
But, so I have to always say when I'm going into like the grocery store or wherever,
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I don't even know if I'm steaming.
You were.
When I walked in this morning, you were steaming.
At this point, I think I'm just defeated.
I think I turned the temperature down a little bit when I explain my situation.
I think that I am just sad because I thought I came in yesterday.
You know, a Saturday I made a nice big old stew.
I made double the portion because I said,
hey, I'm going to give it to the guys at work.
And I come in and I give you guys each a cup.
And only one person took it home.
And that was David Droff.
Thank you, David.
I brought it home at lunch.
I was going to go home.
My wife was working from home.
Walked in.
She's like, what is that?
That looks good.
What is that?
It's stew.
Randy made stew.
And he made it with love too.
I didn't tell her that.
Why don't you calm down?
I explained to you already,
but I'm going to do it to the people so they don't think I'm a big old jerk.
Yesterday, I was at the office and I was like, all right, I want to take the stew home.
But you know what?
From here, I'm going straight to pick up parks.
We're going to the baseball field and we have tryouts.
And I won't leave there until probably 7.30.
I left there at 7.30.
That means if I were to take the stew with me, it would have sat in my car for three plus hours.
It would have spoiled.
So why didn't you just come back by the office and pick it up?
Thank you, David.
That's a great question, David.
Thank you, David.
Because it was out of the way.
Again, he made stew for you.
It's also just sitting here waiting for me, refrigerated.
I'm going to take it home today.
Oh, if it's still yours.
I might give it to breath.
Oh, he's transferred ownership.
What does it say?
What does it say on it?
Says slonky sosa.
Slonky sosa.
So I know which one's mine.
And if it's gone, by the time I'm ready to take it.
home. Someone's going to have hell to pay. So I brought mine home and Alyssa, like I was saying,
was working from home and she said, can I have that? And I said, okay. Okay. Yeah. I was like,
we'll share it. We'll share the stew because I was going to eat some leftover noodles.
Those noodles. We'll steak and noodles. And I did and we shared it and it was quite good.
It went and it went over well. And from both of us, Randall,
Thank you for the stew.
Thank you for enjoying the stew.
You're welcome.
I'm glad you enjoy it.
I noticed Brett's still in there.
Well, Brett has a pass because he wasn't here yesterday.
But nobody knows.
He didn't come by here and he got back from the airport.
I guess not.
I guess not. And Dylan did as soon as he came in and it was the first thing he said to me.
The biggest culprit here is one will to freeze.
Nope.
Yep.
Facts.
He went home early yesterday.
He went home early.
Like one o'clock.
Not only did he go home early.
He was leaving and he said,
something to me and I said, okay, see ya. Don't forget to take your stew and he stood in the
doorway and then he left without the stew. Damn. I just, you know, this, I guess is the last time
I'm doing anything nice ever. For him or for everybody about me? Except for you, yes. You and Alyssa
have, yeah, my good gracious. I plan on enjoying my gift of stew this evening. We'll see. Hey, we'll see.
There's not the same. I swear if I come in tomorrow and there's still three cups of stew in that
fridge, I'm going to be, I'm going to be livid.
He's going to be livid.
Thank you, David.
Hey, man, you got to give me a chance to take my stew home.
I'll give you a chance.
I don't know, man.
I just feel like I would have, I would have been craving that stew so much.
I would have just swung by here and picked it back there.
Yeah.
I would have added 10 minutes onto my commute home.
10 minutes, how I'm going to take you to cook?
About three, four hours, yeah.
And I knew that Chels was making dinner already.
and so it makes, it just made more sense for me to leave the stew here.
It would have complimented Chelsea's dinner.
Were you worried about Randy overshadowing?
I don't know the beef stew pairs well with scrambled eggs.
I don't know.
You might.
You're the egg guy.
Yeah.
I don't know how that applies, but yeah, I guess I am.
I do like eggs.
You are the egg man, cuckoo-cachu.
That's right.
Well, on behalf of everybody, Randy, thank you.
You're welcome.
I had a little idea.
We should do cook week where everybody, every member of this company is required to cook something
the night before for the entire office.
A potluck situation?
No, I don't like the word potluck.
I hate it too, man.
It makes me think of like, I don't know what it makes me think of.
I don't like it.
It makes me think of like elementary school.
Mom's in the 90s.
Yeah.
That's what they do at the firehouse.
I was thinking grandmas in the 90s.
Ever so often.
Gilfs in the 90s.
Ooh.
You'll have to like bring in food in.
you cook for the firehouse.
So they do do that.
Why would you cook for a sub shop?
They've got all the stuff.
They do it there.
All right.
That's true.
It doesn't make any sense.
So like Sunday night, it might be my night.
And so I have to make something for the boys for the next day.
Monday night might be your night.
You got to make something for everybody to eat the following day.
Just a, okay.
It doesn't have to be a week.
We could just do a month.
Oh, that would leave an extra.
Like enough for everyone to bring home for dinner?
Like that?
No, it's just a serving size to where somebody can just eat it for lunch.
Got it.
You know what?
I already know what I'm going to make.
What is it?
I'm doing meatballs.
Oh, I do want to try your meatballs.
I'm going to do just meatballs.
I'm not going to do this.
I'm not going to like, I guess I could do like a big thing of spaghetti.
But like I just, here's some meatballs.
You don't have to eat them for lunch.
You can take them home.
You can go take up home.
You make your own spaghetti.
You can make a meatball sub, a meatball sandwich.
There's many ways to eat meatballs.
But I will do meatballs because I enjoy making them.
They're easy for me now.
I don't have to look up a recipe.
Everybody loves them.
They're world famous.
They're some of the best in Central Texas.
How do the world find out about these?
Because I have a small to mid-sized podcast that I'm part of,
and people have just words gotten out.
Where's gotten out?
Dang.
It's just trickled out.
organically.
Are they organic?
I think so.
The GrassFit beer.
Jeremy in the chat called me
Stu Hurt Little.
That's, that is.
I am Stu Hurt.
That's,
that's decent.
Thank you,
Jeremy for that.
Thank you.
We haven't gone to the chat in a while,
but now,
the chat's delivering.
I was monitoring it.
It seems there's no twins.
No one shot us a two.
Not one twin.
That's bullshit, man.
Any,
uh,
any,
We need to hit that twin demo, man.
That's where we're lacking.
It'd be so sick to have a twin identical.
I don't know.
A little needy.
Yeah, I'm good with one of you, man.
I don't need a second one.
Twins are you, nobody want, no offense.
Nobody wants twin dillens.
What's not, dude?
No.
I'm sick.
What are you talking about?
Just be, it would just be a lot.
Yeah.
What are you going to make?
I guess not my stew.
No, yeah, you're already, you're good.
I'm going to make you do it again because you're one for one in my book.
What are you going to make?
Can I get up, can I get up and do pancakes for the squad and have a breakfast situation?
I guess, yeah.
Okay, that's what I'm going to do.
Do they travel?
We got the griddle here.
Yeah.
You could just make them here.
No.
I could.
I'm taking that griddle home.
I could.
I don't know.
Yeah, they travel fine.
Okay.
I think.
I don't know.
Well, you need them to be hot.
You need the hot syrup or the hot, yeah, maple syrup melt over the butter.
I got it, dog.
Okay.
No sugar added, don't forget.
These are no sugar pancakes?
Uh-huh.
But you put bananas and blueberries in it.
No added sugar.
They have some natural sugars in them, yes.
These aren't like the protein pancakes, are they?
Because every time I've tried the protein, like waffle or protein pancake, they stink, baby.
So these, there's Greek, so flour Greek yogurt.
So you get some protein from that.
Bro.
And some Greek.
And then, you know, they're good.
They're good.
But they are on the healthy side.
Okay.
Great.
I'm always skeptical.
Guilt-free pancakes.
I want a little guilt.
Not entirely.
We use maple syrup, you know, butter, maple syrup, little vanilla extract.
So it's not like you're getting out of here, Scott,
free. The vanilla extract sounds sounds fine to me. Yeah. I mean, it's got some sugar. Sounds like
added sugar. I mean, like, you know, there's no like sugar isn't one of the ingredients.
Are yours guilt free? Was your stew guilt free? Wasn't there ice cold beer in it at one point?
Yeah. There was some Dragon's Milk. I didn't need to know that. What's Dragon's Milk?
It's a barrel aged out. So if I, if I eat enough of your stew, I can get a little buzz
going? I don't think so. If I ate like five gallons of your stew, I get a little something
gone. This is like, this is like my friend Chase in like fourth grade who tried to tell us that
his mom let him order a beer battered chicken strips that like chedders and then he got drunk.
So fucking full shit, dude. He did not get drunk off beer battered chicken strips. Dude, I weirdly had this
conversation with Parks last night because he had, so he didn't have breakfast with us. He had, we have some
beer-battered cod frozen that we heated up for him and he loves it. He loves fish and chips
is one of his favorite meals. Some beer-battered cat? And so he was like, he's like scared of alcohol.
He's like, so there's beer in here, right? I was like, I mean, kind of, but you know, there's no
like alcohol gets cooked out and it's fine. It's like, so I can't like get drunk, right? It's like,
no, dude. Just eat the fish. Same guy who tried to also tell us that he was doing water below.
in his yard and he did hot water and he the hot water was so hot it caught his grass on fire
we're like you're such a liar this guy's just a fucking bullshitter it was a smart dude too
caught my grass on fire beer battered chicken strips which i'm almost positive this was a cheddar's
thing i haven't there's a cheddar right by me and and all of us really and it's not do chitters
used to be pre-good.
Never been.
I used to go to that one.
I've been in years, though.
It says Scratch Kitchen.
They'll give you scratchies?
Everything's no.
I think they just, no, they make it from scratch.
Oh.
They don't walk out as you're eating your chicken fried steak and just start scratching your
back.
That would be so sick.
That would be cool.
I bet they do that at Ohos Locos.
Probably.
You and I go in there on Friday, right?
Let's do it, dude.
Man, that'd be a tough conversation.
And if they're the backer at O'Hos and like snipes me,
getting my back scratch by the waitress.
And that picture gets out.
I'm like, oh, oh, no, it's getting scratchies.
I was eating my pulled pork nachos.
Just doing research for the pod.
But yeah, if you guys want to make me food,
I'll gladly accept the apology for not taking my stew.
You got to review it on the pod.
You don't have to eat it on the pod,
but you will have to do a live, like a review of your thoughts.
Yeah, I'll write notes.
and then I'll bring them on the pod.
Okay.
Do you have any issue with parsley?
I have no issue with parsley.
There's parsley in the stew.
Okay.
There's somebody I'll live with this,
not a huge fan of the fresh parsley that I use.
So I've minimized it in the recipe, but...
Well, I'm assuming they had the stew
that had fresh parsley in it?
Yeah, the parsley.
It wasn't very parsley forward, your stew.
Yeah, yeah.
It's just, it's the after part.
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Yeah, Parks had baseball tryouts last night right after work, Randy.
Didn't have a chance to go home?
Is he dipping yet?
Yeah.
Actually, he's doing a red man chewing tobacco.
Okay.
Yeah.
He's got a big old plug in there.
Love it.
Should help him.
So at this little league, this is Parks' let's see, like fifth season or two a year.
That sounds about right.
That's fifth season.
So he's done tryouts before, right?
He hates tryouts.
A lot of pressure.
Everybody hates tryouts.
He get, like I told him, when I was a kid, dude, I used to get so nervous at tryouts.
He was extra nervous this time because last season he had tryouts and they did not go well.
He was, he just didn't have it.
He's missing ground balls.
He swung and missed at every single pitch.
And he got teary-eyed.
And he had to get one of the coaches that was there went to go, you know, hype him up a little bit.
And he was just, it was not good, not good at all.
Felt terrible for him.
So I can, I can relate.
It's a shitty feeling because you're out there, you know, your buns are out there and you want to show out.
Anyway, I went to go pick him up.
And immediately I knew.
So his mom walks him out.
And he's like, she looks, she looked me like, he's not happy.
He's standing there.
He's like, dad, I, I.
want to play baseball, but I don't want to do tryouts. I said, the kids are going to make fun of me.
Apparently last season when he tried out and didn't do well, he heard a couple kids make comments
about how he wasn't good. I hate to hear that. I was like, dude, I had a try out when I was a kid,
and I was a good ball player, and I swung and missed at every pitch. Like, it happens. Like,
it's just, it's just part of it. And he starts, like, tearing up. He's like, dad, I just don't want to do it.
I'm so nervous. Like, dude, this is not about showing out. This is about everyone, like, the
coaches want to make the teams fair.
This is to get like an assessment of where you are and just so the teams are, you know,
put together evenly.
That's all this is.
And I brought him there early to get some extra reps in.
Like we went to the cages and got in there and I started pitching to him and he's just crushing
the ball.
Like he's hitting him so well.
And that like loosen him up a little bit.
He's like, okay, I'm feeling a little bit better.
We go out in the field.
We're playing catch and he's, he looks good.
I'm like, dude, you're ready, man.
And some of his buds are out there.
He's talking to them.
He starts to get in a better movie.
I'm like, okay, we've hit a good spot.
So he gets out there.
They do three different, they do four different stations.
They do fly balls, ground balls, hitting from a machine on the field in front of everyone.
And then they go pitch a little bit.
Is it the, that machine that the spinning?
Okay.
It is.
So that's the one we had.
Those are hard.
So if you've never used one of those before, it's hard to time up the pitch because
when you're hitting off of a human being, obviously,
you know exactly when they're going to release the ball.
They do a windup and then they throw it and let go.
The machine's hard to time it up because you're sitting there waiting,
waiting, waiting, and then the ball is like on you suddenly.
So it's a little bit tougher, which I wish they didn't do it that way,
but that's the way they do it.
He gets up there.
He misses one fly ball, catches the next one.
Like, all right, all right.
That was his first station.
Second station, ground balls.
They get five ground balls.
He likes to hit him to like each side of the infielder.
So, you know, one's like a back hand.
And then one's a slow dribbler.
All five of them clean.
Boom.
Just fires across the diamond.
that's shortstop accurate throw each time he's cooking he gets up there now the real test he's got
a hit he gets three three swings basically um and then they do like one final swing at the end so he
gets three swings his first pitch he gets he fucking rips it down left field line like like right at
third base he just rips it uh fouls one off and then another hits another pretty solid ground ball
so i'm like i'm like you've got fucking got it dude i wouldn't i he then he goes to the dug out and
walk over there. I dab them up a little bit. Like, dude, you're doing so fucking great. Did you pop in the
dog out and say, I got your line drive ball? No, I didn't pull a rosemary. Rosemary. No, my mom did
that, by the way, if you don't know the reference there. And so, like, he was like on top of the
world, man. It was, it was huge for him. And it was such a difference between the last time we did
this and this time. I was so happy for him. And then he gets one final pitch, like I said,
they go through one more and then one swing and then you run the bases and he fucking rips another way line drive
like to over where second base is he looked great man that's awesome and so uh he's he's he's fired up
he's he's some of the kids in this league i feel like they should have moved on by now they're like
really that's somewhere like six seventh graders i think even and they hit the ball they hit the ball
really hard um but dude parks held his own man and he's still like the smallest kid
out there and that's what that's really where the lack of confidence comes from the other kids are
just bigger and stronger because they've you know they've they've hit gross spurts and he's
kind of behind size wise but it went it couldn't it really couldn't have gone much better than it did
so parks is a very happy boy today he was very talkative last night but man seeing him like cry
because he's so nervous it it crushed me but dude he did so well that's huge i know i can't
freaking wait for the season he's excited so
So it went great.
Do you know what speed, the pitch machine is on?
No, no.
50-ish, somewhere in there.
Okay.
Yeah, they weren't firing them in, but they weren't lobbing them in either.
Yeah, I remember the, oh, man, I remember.
I always hit it hitting off a machine.
It really is just difficult.
They have new ones now.
Like, I know the University of Texas has one in their hitting facility.
There's a screen and there's a pitcher.
There's like a hole in the screen, right?
and there's a pitch, like a simulation of a pitcher winding up and throwing.
And there's a whole right where the release point is.
And that's when the pitch comes out.
So you actually can time it up.
But obviously the Little League doesn't have one of those.
But those are pretty cool.
So he will be on a different team this year?
Yeah.
They do a draft every season.
They do tryouts every single season.
I guess that I don't really thought about it because, like, granted, we're just playing t-ball five-year-olds.
But like his team is running it back.
Yeah, that's cool.
I mean, I kind of wish that Parks' League did that, but they don't.
Which the best teams, and again, it's T-Ball, but, like, they've been playing together.
And, like, they all, like, some of the better teams apparently, like, do extra cage work throughout the week hitting practice.
Yeah.
I'm like, dude, how old?
What?
T-ball.
But, no, I'm excited.
That's great.
So he's in majors now, which is the highest league within his little league.
This is his first time doing major.
So this is like serious, you know, this is serious baseball for that level.
And some of these kids are freaking good, like real good.
They're hitting like dingers.
They're hitting balls over the fence.
And Parks is not close to that yet.
But he's holding his own.
He's making contact.
I'm excited for him, man.
He's flashing the glove a little bit.
I even got him a new bat for Christmas that he was all excited about.
And it's really cool looking.
That's like a really cool looking bat.
He's getting compliments from me of kids.
And he was, he was feeling himself, man.
It was neat.
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I remember I went to my first baseball tryout in Converse shoes,
like the high tops because I didn't have like cleats.
Yeah.
And I remember being like self-conscious.
And I don't think I, I think I may have hit one pitch off the machine.
But I it's there's a lot of pressure man because everyone's watching even you're just like you just got finished with the off seasons.
You even swung the bat in a long time and yeah it was a it was DBBI don't give a boys baseball.
You still see kids out there in sweatpants and no hat and it's like all right.
Yeah, what do you wear a tryout? Do kids wear like baseball pants and shit?
Yeah baseball pants, cleats, hat and any kind of shirt you want. But yeah. And then they have like a numbered jersey.
So they coaches can like easily find them on the she.
Are any of the kids like super cocky like Oakley's?
There's not a whole lot of that in this league.
Yeah.
But there are some cocky kids for sure.
Man.
The two best players in the league and they're like far and away the best.
Like they throw really, really hard and they hit the ball like over the fence.
Their dads are buddies.
And so they're always on the same team.
And it's a, I've heard that other dads, I complain about it because these kids are just,
it's almost like unsafe for parks to be playing third base when one of these kids is up to bat because
it's a little it's a little field so he's close in these guys just like rip it down the line
dude i totally understand that yeah that's and that's why like in t-ball like they've got the
the pitchers they have to wear like the chest protector and the masks the mask the mask i don't
really think i'm fine with the mask because like there's some kids who are like closer to six
playing with like kids who aren't even five yet like Rhodes was not even five when he was playing
that absolutely smoked the ball and that none of none of the kids can catch yeah like in t-ball
no one's catching the ball best case you knock it down with their glove but uh yeah the mask is needed
and yeah once you get to that age and you're playing third it's it could be a little scared absolutely
i caught i mean i had one i remember it when i was playing second and this kid
kid absolutely, I remember it like very vividly, just a rocket right by my head.
Like to, I put my glove up and just like move my head and totally whiffed on it.
It was a line drive from hell.
I think it's time Park starts to win a cup.
He hasn't yet.
Yeah.
I think it's a good idea.
Because dude, if he's playing infield, it'll totally make him gun shy, like, just trying to routine, you know.
If you catch like a hop, a bad hop.
If you take one of the nards?
You're going to be gun-shy going forward.
Of course.
Couldn't be happier for the kid.
You ever take one of the nards?
Mm-hmm.
I don't know baseball, but, you know, other balls.
You get kicked in the nards?
You don't even have to worry about that anymore.
That's nice.
Yeah, you don't.
You used to pay to have somebody come do that to you, right?
Mm-hmm.
Big goth girl with a white monster.
She was just...
Oversized Slip Nuts shirt.
Yeah.
What the hell?
I went into Hot Topic yesterday, man, and they still have a lot.
What were you doing a hot topic?
Yeah, you know.
Hot Topic's still around?
Oh, yeah.
Were you buying a gift or?
I was, it was on my way out because I was dealing with.
Is this your second time at the mall in like four days?
Yeah.
Are you okay?
You're just a mall guy now?
I was dealing with my glasses situation, as you guys know.
And it's hot topic was on the way out.
I was like, you know, I'm just going to hop in here and see what's there.
because they have a lot of like anime stuff too
so I'm like I'm gonna look at their shirts
and I just did like a lap around
see what Hot Topic has now it's a little less
You walked out with a bag
Yeah yeah you just start hanging out the food court
Yeah I'm gonna be a mall person
Just calm down a little bit buddy
I'm gonna become a regular at the court
You're about the Brett's a regular at car
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I got a I got a t-shirt for a dungeon crawler Carl
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I saw it on like I'm like
That makes all the sense in the world.
Hot Topic is still around.
Yeah.
I can't say I've ever set foot in a hot topic before.
I was Gadzukes, a little bit Gadzukes.
Gadsukes.
Oh, yeah.
Fast forward was the, they had the cool skate shit.
And then what's the other one?
Spencer's, of course.
Spencer's just a lot.
Dude, footlocker.
You got to do a lap through Foot Locker.
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good read great read dave what's going on with door dash yeah brett not just door dash all
delivery yeah brett tipped us off to this earlier uh apparently there's some major
discourse going on about food delivery services and how people depend on them. And this is new to me.
I did not know any of this was going on, but apparently there is a rather outspoken group of people
who depend on food delivery services because they are too depressed or anxious to not only cook
meals for themselves or go to the grocery store, but to even microwave frozen meals for
themselves. I don't know what's going on. They're not down bad enough if they're if they can't even
microwave because that's the true down bad. You pop something in that microwave. That's the the easiest
way possible to prepare food for yourself. Or they might be not. Yeah, I would think. Then getting on
an app and having a stranger to bring food to you. I just get more anxious when I pop open that
because there's so many so many options. People, it sounds like an ad read. Are there people who are
having food delivered like every day? Yes. Yeah. Who's our guy that we hate?
Who's that fucking guy's like ask me how much I'd pay for my place?
Oh, that guy that was in the cold plunge doing his little Austin apartment tour.
The one hallmark of all these guys is that like they just have food delivered like every day.
I don't understand.
That is so expensive.
It's insane.
It's like your meal is like at least twice as much as if it were if you just went to the place and ordered it there, right?
Yeah, full disclosure.
I, if I'm very aware of times when I have.
when I'm overdoing it with food delivery.
And look, when you have two,
two boys under five kids at all,
like you're gonna,
there's gonna be nights where it's like,
we gotta,
we gotta just order.
Like,
we can't even go pick it up.
We gotta do bedtime,
all this.
You end up using it.
But like,
when you start using it like a lot.
Yeah.
You like,
you start,
that's against me now.
Or I'm like, dude,
I don't,
I had food delivered twice in one weekend.
Come on.
I don't remember the last time I had food delivered.
It's a good feeling.
Yeah, like one of these services because it just feels like so wasteful.
It's just so expensive.
I've been pretty sure the last time I had delivered, they delivered it to the wrong apartment,
and I went to go find it, and it wasn't there.
So either the person that I got delivered to took it or the driver just stole my meal.
And like, you know, the service was able to correct it.
Like, oh, we'll send a new one out for free.
And we'll give you 10% off to use the next five days.
I'm like, fuck you.
That's a shit.
Yeah.
Like 10% off in the next five days.
It's like, you have to get more food.
delivered. Some of these people are just crazy. I mean, I didn't know this was a thing. I think we as a
society need to become a little bit more resilient. And not to make light of depression and anxiety,
those are very real problems. But if you're saying you have to have food delivered because it's the
only way you can because of your depression problems, I'm going to question that a little bit.
Ramen noodles are right there. The way the person, they're talking, people have depression and anxiety. Not
everyone just go to the grocery store and plan meals like this the the almond that is just
it's what has become the internet that is just so annoying it's the bean soup theory that they
if you ever heard that it it's just so fucking annoying and it's soft it's soft it's soft i'll say what's the
bean soups theory it's fucking soft people are becoming soft and i hate it that's the what tell
bean soup theory is on ticot thing that's like someone is doing a video about like bean soup a recipe
and then like in the comments would be like,
well, I don't have any beans.
Will this work?
Or like, I don't, I'm allergic to beans.
So why would I make this?
And it's like, but it's what aboutism.
It's like very much like, oh, you aren't tailoring this to me.
It's like, don't make bean soup.
Like, this isn't a video for you.
I got you.
That's what bean soup is.
Here's a person that says they use food delivery
because the economics of groceries frustrates them.
If I want a BLT, I must buy a whole loaf of bread,
a pack of bacon and a tomato, hoping my mayo hasn't expired.
I want a proportionally priced kit to make one to two sandwiches as I end up throwing out so many
leftover ingredients.
That's on you.
If you buy a loaf of bread, use the loaf of bread.
Keep making sandwiches.
What are you doing?
You can do a lot with a loaf of bread.
This is so stupid.
Oh, meanwhile, you're going to pay, you know, $28 for like a Wendy's delivery.
Yeah, that makes more economic sense.
dumb, dumb.
Yeah, I don't know.
So stupid.
People are really struggling, man.
I feel like, you can get by with, I mean, it costs a lot of money to have food delivered.
And there's one talking about that women entering the workforce made it harder to provide for the family and more time to do capitalism.
Wait, I'm very confused.
I don't know.
says a meal format that gained mainstream popularity as white women entered the workforce,
while at the same time it became harder to support a family on one salary.
So not having to cook meant more time doing capitalism.
Do I love doing capitalism?
Well, let's go out this week and there's capitalism happening.
Also are saying they hate disabled people so much.
They're out here defending frozen food saying that.
And I don't want to be super ablest and be like, yeah, people that are disabled.
can't like cook meals maybe
and DoorDash helps.
But like it's just
people like this is why Trump won.
And there's someone down here saying
that all food is a basic human right,
meaning you should be able to afford
all types of food.
Like if you want lobster,
it should cost as much as like a ham sandwich.
Is this just rage bot bait?
I don't know.
I feel like it is.
People need to get a fucking grip
and be a little self-reliant,
resilient out there in the world.
back in my day
ramen noodles
were 10 cents
of they were
ramen noodles were cheap
man
not like
not like going to a ramen
place
like getting like
top ramen
you're telling me
ramen gave you top
just kidding
we're having fun
we're having fun
adding levity
to the podcast
I'm really wondering
because
there are people
that have these opinions
and that exist
that like
they can't do things
because they have allergies
if you're on
if you're on Twitter
then you're probably
on Instagram
Instagram, like for all of social media's harm that it's done, you can go on Instagram and you can find some fucking very minimal, like low price meal prep stuff.
There's an influencer out there for you that will show you how to make rice, ground beef and make it go a long fucking way.
And it's healthy for you.
Dave, these people are saying they can't even open up the microwave door and hit a couple buttons.
Because they have anxiety.
I don't know.
I don't know how that applies.
I don't know.
I mean, it seems to be more anxious to hire a stranger to go pick up your food and bring it to you.
That gives me more anxiety.
Exactly.
Who's this fucker bringing me my food?
Dude, when they bring you something and like, there's some places that like staple it shut and it's like the restaurant will like, so you can tell if it's been tamper with us.
But sometimes it's just like, oh, yeah.
I'm like, oh, no, did you?
You know, I mean, like, like, Randy, you had that goth girl, like, spit on your pizza.
Yeah, exactly.
But, like, I don't want that from a random delivery driver.
Like, when you go to Starbucks and you intentionally insult the barista.
Yeah, when I wear...
Yeah, when I wear my pro ice shirts so that she'll spit in my coffee.
Oh, man.
The dunking undisabled people for using DoorDash is proxy eugenics discourse.
Okay.
A lot of buzzwords there.
Yeah, so it's...
I feel like this is like peak, this is peak Twitter.
This is what's getting served to all right, you know,
conservative people.
And they're like, yeah.
So this is,
this is what you're seeing on the internet.
I am upset.
You call a private taxi for my burrito a luxury.
That's what it says.
People are doing bits, dude.
This is a bit.
Yeah.
I don't know.
It's so hard.
Private taxi from my burrito.
I mean, yeah, that's what it is.
Oh, man.
This is a whole discord.
These people don't understand.
understand how dope it is to just make meatballs and then eat like four of them for breakfast.
Yeah.
Seriously.
You just make four beatballs because you're like, I don't really feel like doing eggs.
Imagine if their coworkers set up a, what did you call it?
A communal.
There was like a meal, meal week, food week.
They'd be like, I can't participate.
I'm sorry.
Randy, you should start bringing your stew.
This is part of it, too, that someone said, I wonder if we could build a system within
a local community where we take shifts cooking the frozen food and sharing it. This might
mitigate some of the distress it causes by being a reoccurring. Oh my God. Just a thought.
It's probably a soup kitchen. It's probably signs of like our failed education system in some
ways like to where like people aren't properly taught how to, um, uh, budget and like, and like also like
a lot of people maybe don't know how to like we said meal prep, but like you could do,
I don't know.
You're going to get taking shifts, cooking frozen food,
and bringing it to people.
That is the dumbest thing I've ever heard.
It's soft, is what it is.
By the time it gets you, you're going to have to reheat it.
It's a feast of purpose.
I don't know.
I don't really know who we're talking to.
I don't know.
We're talking to like anonymous accounts on Twitter that are just trying to...
Maybe it's bots.
I don't know.
I hope it is.
Otherwise, I know people are struggling to this bad.
I think people lean into this.
Let me trust.
let me tell you there are people on ticot that will put their full face out there and have these
same takes so these people do exist they aren't just bots it's just so expensive to do that every
day i know guys i just yeah you got you got you got to you got a budget better you got i mean like
i get like you you're you're spending a lot of money on on food delivery yeah i guess they would
say well i i'm too anxious to cook i don't i don't know what am i doing right now
I don't know. We should probably just move on.
I don't know. Brett really got us going.
I'm now mad at the stew after I put all that hours of labor, labor of love.
And people can't even microwave food.
We need more Randy's.
Yeah.
Not less Randy.
Yeah.
Which is a change.
Yeah, fuck that guy on Reddit.
Speaking of which, really good Reddit post right now.
I should go check it out.
Did you start this Reddit post?
Yeah.
Is this Glistine?
I'll check it out later.
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Justin Bieber hairline.
Yeah.
He looked pretty yoked up with the grams.
So Bebe's got the turkey special.
He got a, I don't know if I got the turkey for it, but he got, he got hair transplants.
pretty well-known thing i believe in uh out there in the pop culture world but he's getting
very in my opinion unfairly chastised on twitter some young lady hit us with a close-up shot of him
uh here let me send this to you randy so you can put it up uh and just making fun of this dude
for getting for getting hair transplant and i dude zach bryans is so
good. His hair transplant is incredible. Like, I didn't even, I did not realize that Beaver had got one.
Yeah. Okay. For like, he used to, he wore a beanies for a really long time. I think he was hiding,
like the, the progress. Yeah, he definitely got, if you look at old pictures, I'm like, it's pretty
obvious he did. What are we, what is this? Because you can see like the line. Oh, like right here.
Yeah, right there. Just someone's pointing it out. I'm going to be honest. I would be very, very happy with that
hairline. Yeah. Doesn't look that bad to me at all. No, it's because you can only see
because he's buzzed, right? If he grew it out, you would have no idea. You just think,
oh, that's just a guy with a good hair line. Yes, yeah, you can see it. Oh, yeah, I see that.
But honestly, if I, if I saw that guy with that, I might think that that's just a scar. I would
not think. You have to have a keen eye for it, I think. Or just to know that he's, or to know that
he's gotten one. To my knowledge, they don't, why would there be a scar there? I can
recognize a poorly done hair transplant from a mile away.
Yeah, only because he has short hair.
I don't think it's poorly done. I mean, because it's short hair. I thought the scarring from that kind of stuff
comes from the place that you do the, like the donor spot in the back or the side.
Like, I didn't realize that there was a, I don't know.
Well, it's just really this one line here. How would I ever know this?
You can't even see it on the right. Yeah, this looks fine.
Zach Bryans is really good, I will say. No, Bieber, nah, keep your head up, man.
I did not see his performance at the Grammys. People were gassing it up.
It was pretty dope.
Was it?
Good for them.
I did see Post doing a tribute to Aussie, did war pigs.
I thought he kind of sounded like Little Nicky.
Yeah.
Popeyes.
Watch it and think about Little Nicky or just Adam Sandler in general and it will change your perspective.
Look, Post has done, his Nirvana covers were really good back during COVID.
He's done some good stuff.
But that was, I did not think war pigs was that great.
So you know how every year when Florida gets cold, like you have the iguana stuff,
the iguanas freezing.
I was watching some stuff yesterday.
I didn't realize how invasive iguanas were to Florida.
Like you could go out.
It's kind of open season on iguanas.
They're like a problem.
I didn't know that.
Open season, you can just kill them?
Yeah.
Oh, shit.
What are they doing?
They're bad for the landscape.
If you have a marine around your home,
they tear up your landscaping.
I actually had to look this up.
Damaging infrastructure, like seawalls and sidewalks
and threatening native species.
So, yeah, there's a lot of people
that are just rounding them up as they freeze and, like, fall.
So they got the python problem and the iguana problem.
They got a lot of problems for it.
The meth problem.
That too.
Is there a big meth problem there?
I think in northern.
Okay.
and the panhandle.
You were way too quick with that information.
It's Florida.
I don't think Florida when I think math.
But I guess, I mean, there probably is.
Probably more Ohio in the Midwest.
Indiana.
New Mexico.
That famous show.
Randy.
Randy.
Randy.
Yeah, I saw a video.
So not only that, there's a dude who, like, this is his bit every year when they get
really cold and these iguanas fall out of the trees.
And they're still alive, but they're just.
they have to like thaw out
he just rounds him up
like hundreds of them
throws him in the bed of the truck
apparently there's like a pizza
there's a video of a guy
you can bring it to like a pizza place
and they'll take the iguana
and like cook it up
and put it on pizza if you want
shut the fuck up
no I'm serious
you're not being serious
it's not a thing
yes it is
you can't bring frozen iguanas
to a pizza place
and they cook it up on pizza
well unless you have depression
anxiety
because you can't do anything
with frozen food
there's no way
that's a real thing dude
I'm telling
you dude i watched the video you watched the video thanks for bringing the iguanas in you brought it to pleasant
martin can you look it up can you look it up please okay do your job randy this is a real thing
that's a guy who did this on instagram this is like his whole bit and i didn't realize that i thought he was just
rounding them up to like go like warm them up to like bring them back no he was just like rolling
he was going to go turn them in because you go turn the men and they're like humanely killed by
like the city are they making some dope boots too while they're at it
I assume there's an iguana skin boot.
I have some iguana skin boots.
Here's a...
Did you find the real?
I mean, I found a article title from Bro Bible that says,
Frozen iguanas in Florida are getting cooked and turned into iguana pizza by SFL pizzeria.
There you go.
Oh, my God.
A truckload of Aquinas?
I'm just not eating lizard.
I'm not.
I can't imagine...
I'm not trying to play my Zodok hard.
Look that.
I'm not trying to turn my Zaw card to my Zardica.
Have you read any kind of reptile?
No.
Yeah.
You never had snake?
Yeah, I had snakes somewhere.
I had a rattlesnake.
That's it.
I think I had it at Buzzard Billies and why.
I had it in a Brazilian steakhouse in Denver.
Yeah, this is the guy.
This is the snake guy or the lizard guy.
That's incredible.
But also really weird.
These lizards are way bigger than imagine, too.
I did not.
I totally underestimated the extent of the invasiveness of these fuckers.
Meet Jessica Kilgore, the South Florida iguana slaying queen?
Okay.
I don't know if I want to meet her.
You don't want to watch this?
No, I don't even meet her either.
I don't want to watch her.
I just assume she's the queen.
There's not a lot of skill involved in killing iguanas, in my opinion.
Especially if they're frozen, you just pick them up on the ground.
That's poor sporting.
Not very, yeah.
All right.
Sportsman like to kill a frozen iguana.
I learned something today.
There you go.
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