Shaun Newman Podcast - 2'sDay Mashup #88

Episode Date: January 9, 2024

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What in the fuck is with fridges? We live in this cold climate. It's minus 30 for like six months of the fucking year. And we heat the houses. And then inside of it, because it's warm inside the houses, we refrigerate and freeze our food. Why don't we just knock a hole in the back wall, knock a little hole in the fridge and have some vents? And then just it's free, not even energy. It's the lack of energy.

and you just and when it gets too warm or when it starts getting too cold in there, the vent closes. And then when it starts warming up in there, the vent opens. And it keeps everything cold for like a fraction of the heating cost. We're so worried about saving the fucking planet and reducing fuel consumption and all of this stuff. And we literally have everything we need at our fingertips. And that's not even to speak of industrial refrigeration. You could just lift open the top on those giant industrial refrigeration fucking buildings

and just let in a bunch of cold air and then just close it again and you're good to go for a week probably or whatever. But the point is, is you just got to go let some cold air in and you're good. But we don't do that. That's because Tews, don't you know about this thing called global warming? I mean, it was literally raining like two days ago. There's no, there's no opening up. All the food would go back. Obviously it's not going to work in.

times like the summer, for example, right? But that's why you close the vents. And then you can kick in the actual refrigeration. We got people that can't remember how to pump up a tire or where their energy for a battery comes from, et cetera, et cetera. I don't think they're figuring this one out. Hey, matchup 88. Hopefully, it doesn't end up like this.

Hey? Dead on arrival. Old Eric Lindros. Hopefully that's not how this one turns up. You never know. All right. I think this was going to turn out better because we got somebody even better. Well, that's true.

Introducing the one and the only, Terrick Elnaga, thank you for hopping on. Thanks for having me, gentlemen. I really appreciate it. It's going to be fun. That's no, he's not laying down on the, I hate to throw Terrick under the bus right off the hop, but I'm like, do you know who the big E is? Well, the big E was a superstar, and here on Mashup 88, once in a while we give a little bit of a hockey reference

and he absolutely got caoed by, who did he get caoed by I don't even remember to be honest Mr. Stevens Like Killer Stevens from the New Jersey Devils Oh my God. Boo! That was a big hit.

Anyways, Mashup, Mashapadiate. Nobody cares. All right. I got two people looking at me. I'm like, it's Mashapadiate Big E! No? You only get to do this for like and more. I was already talking about this last week. 11 more. 11 more.

Which, or two weeks ago, which was our actual 80. Either way. Awesome to have Terrick on. How about this? It's actually a 90th episode, Terrick. No, it's 88. Mashup 88. Fuck off to is with your whole like we're 90. Yeah, keep trying to doctor the books, you fucking liberal.

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Alan is a badass. I met him in the middle. I said this last week. I'll say it again. I met him in the middle of COVID at the first ever protest I think ever went to. which happened in Neilberg, Saskatchewan of all places. So there you go.

Any thoughts before we get rolling, boys? You know what? I get it. Environmental has been a word that's been tossed around and it's been bastardized. Kind of like racism. People throw that word around. And I'm like, it's lost all meaning.

Two solutions to global warming, get rid of refrigerators. It's to incorporate the actual, like when you're in Iceland, lots of their power is geothermal because you're acting like you can speak common sense to these people and they will go along with it.

Have you learned nothing? There's just a shutter. Cold air coming in. Oh, it's getting a little bit too cold. Getting close to zero. Close it. Oh my God. Vance Crow is even chiming in.

The first time. You weird old Canadians. Well, shout out to Vance Crow. Hey, how you doing? Hey, happy American Christmas, Vance. You were supposed to come on for the festivist matchup, and he ghosted us. So I don't even know why we give him a shout out at this point.

Okay. Shall we start? Shall we start? What about second vacation? This comes. Now, hold on to your hats, folks. I got a little bit of reading to do here. Everybody was chiming in on this one.

Global news will start there. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's office is clarifying that he and his family are vacationing in Jamaica at no cost at a location owned by family friends after initially saying family was paying for their stay. The Prime Minister's office said in a statement on Wednesday that the federal ethics commissioner was consulted on these details prior to the travel to ensure that the rules were followed. The office offered the clarification the day before Trudeau's holiday on the Caribbean Island as it was set to conclude. He's there with Sophie and the three kids. Then the National Post chimed in saying over the holidays, the Prime Minister stayed in a private compound at a luxury oceanfront resort in Jamaica that rents for over 9,300 per night that was provided to him and his family at no cost by longtime friends.

is owned by family friend Peter Green, a businessman with ties to Trudeau's family. The CBC chimed in saying the Canadian, well, no, then added an article. The Canadian Armed Forces was forced to send a second plane to Jamaica this week after the military aircraft that brought Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to the Caribbean Island for a family vacation because became unserviceable. And the spokesperson for the Department of National Defense confirmed the two Royal Canadian Air Force CC-144 Challenger's traveled to Jamaica, quoted the first aircraft that transported the Prime Minister Party became unserviceable after time.

In an emailed response, the second aircraft brought a maintenance team to repair the aircraft and remained in the area as backup for the Prime Minister's departure. Finally, the Toronto Sun added the location, the prospect estate in Jamaica is owned by the Green family who have been close to the Trudeau's for years. It's unclear if he stayed in the great house of this former sugar plantation, which once boasted as many as 162 slaves or in the one of the homes such as Frankfurt. Either way, it comes with a hefty price tag. Folks, there you go.

Okay. So he stayed at a resort, which would have ran a tab of $84,000. But they said, oh, no, no, don't worry about it. It's free. Snatch, one of the best movies of all time. You know, when Frankie fucking four fingers goes to Boris the Blade to get a gun, because Boris the blade's Russian cousin sent him there after they stole the giant diamond. Correct.

Okay. And he says, how much do you want for it? And Boris goes, nothing. And he says, okay, what do you want for it? That's exactly what the fuck is going on. Nobody just gives people $84,000, especially people who definitely don't need the fucking money. okay so now the question is is what weird law is going to get passed in to help out with the hospitality

industry because this this guy's a hotel mobile maybe something like cracking down on Airbnb's in Canada oh wait that's kind of happening isn't it I wonder if there's going to be anything else it just makes me extensively curious and people on the left are trying to say well look you guys are mad because he's spending all this taxpayer money and then one time he doesn't you guys are mad at him anyways you guys are just going to be mad at him no matter what i would say that i would be a little bit goddamn curious if somebody just walked up to pierre pauliev and handed him an envelope with 84 thousand dollars cash in it and that's not being partisan yep yep and here's the thing um what will it take uh for toronto to turn on trudeau so he's been at this

for eight years very lavish vacations every single one comes with an ethics scandal and yet they voted for him not once, not twice, but three times. So the thing is, he's like, you know what, if I'm on my way out and polling shows that I'm on my way out, I might as well just enjoy the spoils. I might as well enjoy the spoils of what Toronto is giving me, the private vacations, the private jets, all expenses paid. And also the- All the tapestries off the wall as you're running from the palace. Exactly. And the connections that he's going to make post office, too, as well. So the thing is, I blame him as much as like, hey, if someone's going to hand you all this wealth on a platter and you're going to say,

no, no, I don't want it. He's just using it and continuing to say, I really couldn't give a shit. I do admire his frivolous nature when it comes to anything of consequence. Like, I don't really give you shit about much of this stuff. Well, no, but you know what I mean? Like, it's just sort of, I don't know, I love how carefree he is. Here's the thing. I was reading the articles and I'm like, listen, the heat pumps with the $22,000 incentive freaking worked. They went from what two seats polling out of 26 to 26 out of 26 seats polling now in the Maritimes. So it works. He doesn't care as long as he buys the votes. Okay. You're the first person who's ever said that the heat pumps worked. Apparently so. There you go. Not for the reasons you think.

but no. They're not trying to warm up. They're not trying to warm up the houses. They're trying to warm up the voters. I don't know why that didn't want to work for me, folks. It worked like six times. I was like, oh, did it? I didn't hear a single one of them.

So I just buzzed this way too many times. And I think they got the point. Legacy media sees blood in the water. This is a National Post article. Only an abundantly resourced public broadcast where tendrils in every community could produce anything like CBC's news panoramic vision of an overlooked national problem with abandoned shopping carts. They've got a mind of their own those things.

Consider CBC Eminton's January 2nd piece on the shopping cart problem in Alberta's capital. Wallace Snowden, an outstanding local reporter writes, every year thousands of carts stray from the store parking lots where they belong and come to rest in streets, alley, city parts, or deep into the wilds of the river valley. Now we have to admit the stray unattended shopping cart that decides on its own to rattle off along the streets of Eminton and plunge into a ravine or under and underpass is something we have never witnessed with our own eyes. But we're assured by the CBC that such uncanny things are happening and no other theory is suggested until the 24th paragraph of the story.

When a retail lobby spokesperson first alludes to the fact that the wayward carts have actually been stolen from stores. I love how they just threw that in the numbering of the paragraphs. And they mentioned later on they're like in the 27th paragraph. They finally mentioned this other thing or something like that. So you've got the National Post who calling out the CBC. Yeah. But not so much calling them out as just blatantly pointing out how fucking irrelevant they are. And I don't know, Chris might know some more about this.

but I definitely have no idea why this has never really happened. Why, you know, places like CTV and, and, and global and the National Post and this, I mean, the sun speaks about it a little bit, but why none of the other ones ever really take easy shots at CBC, considering that they're their competitors who are competing unfairly. and it's only now that they're looking at having to maybe try and do this on equal footing that they're like, oh, yeah, yeah, well, now we can really go in for the kill and why they didn't bother doing this years ago. But it's fun and it's interesting to see happen.

And I hope it happens more. I don't know. What do you think, Territ? I mean, first of all, I'm surprised that, you know, one part of Edmonton's transit system works. I mean, it's shopping carts, but it's still, it actually does get things around. So there's one thing that works in that city. But the other part of it is, you know, here's the thing. Why don't, again, if you're sitting on $700 million a year of handouts,

why don't you run softball investigative pieces to keep the masses busy? Here's what I wonder, though, with everything that's available in terms of independent media, why the fuck are Canadians still listening to the CBC? They aren't. Why are the viewership, right? like you know so it's it's a small person one percent yeah it's it's a small percentage i'll i'll get the math we are the 99 percent terris i don't know if you've ever heard that before but we are the 99 percent yep yeah as you guys are talking i'm texting chris sims right now to see

how many people still tune into the cvc yeah i mean somebody that that ended up with a heat pump certainly is listening to the CBC. That worked. Yeah, well, I mean, they did run those puff pieces on the heat pumps. Yes. And then you wonder like, oh, isn't that a wonderful coincidence? The people who are getting the government funding from the liberals are propping up liberal talking points. Why does it always seem to work out like that? I hope we don't have any other further mentions of this in tonight's episode. Before we move on, on in the next. How about how will we we go to the the comments? Earl Wally. He showed it out, said small fringe minority listens. He also said evening men.

Yeah, evening, evening Earl. We got Freedom Warriors for if the PM was paying for his own holiday, then why did he use Canada's airplanes, commercial flights? I assume that they're saying why not commercial flights. I get the fact that the prime minister can't sit on a commercial flight next to random whoever. Yeah, it's. get that. Yeah, it states in there that he has to fly via protection. A military plane is what they're saying. I always should fly Malaysian airlines every once in a while, but that's just me.

Patrick U.S.S. I hope I'm saying that, right? The blind leading, the blind, and Stevie V. chiming in it's because the CBC is government-funded. Canada's government doesn't like people messing with them. They definitely don't. Did you see what happened to Menzies a couple hours ago? I saw that. There's a lawsuit coming right there. Hot and hard. Yeah, so David Menzies from Rebel News was walking and interviewing or trying to interview Christopher Flynn about all of this Palestine stuff.

And one of the plainclosed cops steps in front of him, puts his hand up, and then Menzies bumps into him. And he says, you're under arrest, assaulting a person. police officer slams him up against a bus stop. It's all on video. And then, like, there's, there's a bit of a fuss back and forth because, like, you watch the video. I'm not a huge Menzies fan personally, but this is pretty bad.

Oh, yeah. And then apparently he got taken away to the station and then released without charges. Oh, and in the meantime, and this is the, never had to answer the difficult question. And this is why we have Americans tuning into this going, what's going on in Canada? Yeah, just journalists being thrown in jail. Oh, they release with no charges.

It's not a big deal, boys. Yeah. Well, I mean, they're asking the hard hitting questions. For where I grew up, man, this stuff is mind blowing that this is happening in the free west. Like, it is absolutely mind-blowing. Okay. So do you mean in terms of like this is commonplace?

where you grew up or the never fly where you grew up. Back that, you know, again, in the Middle East, like state media is still relatively state-controlled. And then you have Mantees, and he was asking about the IRGC. So ironically enough, when she was coming back from a vigil for the 57 Canadians that died on the bombing of the Iranian plane. And he's asking, why isn't the IRC still not yet declared as a terrorist organization in Canada. And obviously she gave him no answer. Her staffer got her out of the way. And then the whole

police bumping into thing. Like it's a, it's actually a legitimate question. If setting wasn't, you know, was a bit more, you know, gotcha. But the question was very legitimate. That's the way they get interviewed fairly often, though. You see that's not just like I get the fact that the rebel has to do it that way because it's the only place they're allowed to talk to them, which is insane. Regardless of what you think of. the rebel but uh just there's you you see other people just walking with random members of parliament and as excuse me asking them questions as they go between one building and another in Ottawa or whatever else right because they it's it's not just parliament they got the stuff across the street

there's the senate over there um the secret underground bunker where they all take off their human costumes and go back to being lizards for a while all that stuff stuff, right? Shall we do the rapid fire? Okay. So I can roll. I, folks, you know, this entire show is supposed to be rapid fire at times. I'm interested to see how this goes.

So here we go. This is a new segment that I'm, I introduced called rapid fire, where we're not even really going to get into it. We're just going to be like, this is what happened. This is what happened. We'll see. We'll see how this goes. We've got about seven to get here.

And, well, here we go. Okay. First one. We're going to bring. up the picture for this. Oh, no, sorry, apologies. I'm jumping ahead on, on the, oh, man. Oh, God.

Okay. This is what happens with twos. This is what happens with twos. You know this is called rapid fire, correct? This is what happens with twos, screws up the, the articles in the document and changed the two minutes before. Rapid fire. Here we go.

Even the planes don't want to go to Ontario. Okay. You changed the headline. That's why this got screwed up. Alaska airline window blows out in midair and has to make an emergency land. ending in Portland. It was heading to Ontario, California. One of the passengers sitting next to it, a kid, had his shirt sucked off. Yeah, I bet you Epstein wishes he had that plane.

Oh. Okay. Also, it just came out too soon? The guy just killed himself like two years ago. And they're just, the Epstein stuff is blown up everywhere. So if you haven't been paying attention to that. Well, speaking of stuff blowing up on planes, apparently this plane had a warning light on it, and they're like, oh, the check engine lights on. So let's not fly it to Hawaii.

It was specifically not allowed to go to Hawaii because the check engine light was on. And they tried flying it to Alaska or wherever else instead. Also, and I was just mentioning this, United Airlines has found at least five plug doors with loose bolts during the inspection of a Boeing 737 Max 9 plane, which is the same kind of plane. So, yeah, just all kinds of loose rivets. Am I buzzing? Am I, is that what I'm doing here?

Am I buzzing? Okay, this is, okay. So, yeah, sure. All right. Okay, there we go. The National Post printed a 7,000 word article about plant-based cheese. I didn't read it. I didn't include the link.

I just felt like it was worth mentioning. Buzzer. I can't, yeah. Is there cooling off period for the buzzer? I wish people could see my screen. You know, this is St. Louis Jack is sitting in St. Louis. Some point in time, it'd be great to have him in here just to buzz. Get in more monitors, dude.

Yeah, Tuesdays tell me to go get more monitors. I got in the fire mode. Farmers are murders of humans now too. And the World Health Organization, head of the World Health Organization, said that farming, if we got rid of farming, 8 million plus people. We're harming the health of people and planet. Food systems contribute to over 30% of greenhouse gas emissions

and account for almost one third of the global burden of diseases. Transforming food systems is therefore essential by shifting towards healthier, diversified, and more plant-based diets. You get the point. This is not rapid fire. Oh, by the way, my text line just lit up saying that we've failed as far as the rapid fire goes. Yeah, we're working on it, folks.

It's a work in progress here. Every scary climate word in one convenient place. And here you go. Updated info in impending climate emergency due to the Arctic blast across the Pacific Northwest. And then in the central of Midwest, you see in the... Coming five to ten days. There you go. Honestly, how hard is it to just make a bigger chart?

barometer busting high pressure um radiational cooling brutally cold air ensemble mean blockbuster extreme cold signal blanketing almost the entire lower 48 with unprecedented ferocity I think there was an ice age or two that might have them beat

but whatever this climate-fueled weather pattern all weather patterns are climate-fueled That's pretty much the fucking definition. You know what? I say, bring it on. Bring it on. Bring all this fear on because people are not going to take him seriously. Again, and we've gone from environmental responsibility to all this environmental bullshit.

I'd say the more they do this, the more ridiculous they seem, bring it on. I agree. This is good. This is why I'm all for free speech. Yes. Lloyd Christmas is a bad apple. There you go. Look at this idiot haircut.

Okay, honestly, though, I will say this. If I'm ever deciding not the way this guy's fucking things up, because that's pretty fucking bad. But if I ever decide to be some kind of a criminal, I'm going to get some ridiculously stupid-looking fucking haircut right before I do it. So if any pictures show up, I'll just cut my hair afterwards, and they'll be looking for that fucking mop top or the other one.

And it was just funny because these two showed up in my timeline almost right after each other. I'm like, that's the guy. That's the guy. We need to arrest the guy from this picture. When you put a cooking bowl over your head and just chop off the bangs, it gets perfectly aligned. Oh.

Okay. Support for large laggings, lacking, showing signs of sagging. Chris Wilson, this goes back. The Lulu Lemum having to distance itself from one of the guys, Chip Wilson, who quit as chief executive officer. officers nine years ago after making controversial remarks about how its laggings were becoming see-through suggested some women were too fat for Lulu Lemon.

So if you guys remember Lou Lemon did this run of pants that when they got stretched too much, you could see through them. And for some stupid fucking reason, some people thought this was a bad thing. And so they pulled them off the shelves. And then the CEO goes on the record and says, well, I think it's,

because the bigans are stretching them too much. The high calorie humans are stretching these too much, and that's why you can see through them. They said, okay, well, we don't want a CEO that says that stuff, so you're out of here. But somebody asked him about this the other day, and he's like, yeah, some people are too fat to wear leggings, he said. I enjoyed this quote from him.

I think the definition of a brand is that you are not everything to everybody. You have to be clear that you do not want certain customers coming in. That was a quote from him. I'm like, actually, yeah, that's, That actually makes a ton of sense to me. Didn't you guys cover this with Victoria's Secret and using high-calorie models? Well, it wasn't very well covered, but we did cover it. Are you saying we're recycling jokes, Terrick?

Is that what you're saying? I'm saying this is exactly the same thing. It's a parallel to it, exactly, yeah. Fair enough, fair enough. Guy waits an emergency for 33 hours before dying. That's in Winnipeg at the regional. is Winnipeg Regional Health Authority is officially investigating a patient waiting

at the Winnipeg Hospital back in November. There was another one that I could have done as a thing last week. And there was a bunch of stuff to talk about last week so I didn't get to it because we did one in Nova Scotia a few weeks before that. And so now this is the third one that's coming up in a very short time

where people are dying, not on purpose, in hospitals in Canada. I actually, so personal experience, I have this as out with all my rodeo brothers. If I get into a major wreck, put me in my truck and drive me in a Montana because I will get quicker access if we get to Montana than waiting at an ER in Canada. Montana, the border is only about three and a half hours away. Get me to the closest ER there. Pull out the credit card.

I don't care. Go to town. I'd rather live and then worry about the debt later than that. than not. And I guarantee you, I'll probably get faster access crossing the border than staying local. Well, you can get there in a lot less than 33 hours. Liberals still paying for op-eds. And honestly, I'd never read the headline until now.

I typed it out, folks. I couldn't figure out why the heck twos put this article in there. And now I just, reading the headline, I'm actually like, oh, that makes sense. Because it's about Karina Gold, known for throwing hefty political punches and she often does it with a smile. That's pretty much the story.

I don't think she's actually ever thrown a hefty political punch, to be honest. And so the headline is this glass ceiling breaking liberal mom is looking to give the Tories a time out. Let's be honest here. The only thing the liberals don't break is ceilings. All right.

We got a whole bunch of comments running in here. I don't know how many we got to run through. Sandy Palm, how are you doing? If they're stretched, it's a bad thing. We got Stevie B, chiming, and classic. We got Sheldon Labassier, waiting in emergency for that long. Is that considered made? It's a form of it, yes.

Oh, I can see that. It's more of like medical unassistance in deaths. It's moad. Ooh, like Moad Dieb from Dune. Oh, but we have free health care and laughing. I hope his dying words were I would like a refund. Okay. We're going to move on to Bass Pro Shops.

I'd also like to point out to the listener, it's the first time we've ever tried Rappifier. It's the first time I'd ever seen it. Tuse didn't, you know as much shit as Tuse gives me for never prefacing what we're about to do? That was, I'm like, oh yeah, we're going to do a Rappifier. All right.

And Tews is, anyways. I thought it was great because I was just, thinking to myself, like, there was so many interesting things to cover, and I didn't know how we were going to get to them. And we've got a guest, and it's Terek. And so, I would fire away. Like, what if we just, what if I just threw some stuff that I didn't feel like necessitated the full focus of a regular segment? And we just hit them real fast. And I didn't tell anybody what it meant or what we were doing until we were live. Well, I tell you what, we got what we deserved. And I tell you what, it'll only get better folks here as we start to understand Tuesday.

I cannot promise that. Here, but we have to move on the Bass Pro Shops. Hasn't any surrection because this thing has been high. Okay, I'm going to preface this. If there's anyone that does not want to see nudity on the show, I'm prefacing it. All you need to do is just not look closely. It's not like it's readily available. It's, this any correction? This is like their January 316th moment. This is in a bass pro shop. That guy actually has a dick

somewhere there. And like this isn't even, does this. Birmingham, Alabama. There you go. There you go. Oh my God. Okay. So just just public announcement for anybody listening to this, watching this. Folks, guys

specifically, streaking is a summer sport. Repeat out. after me. You don't want to go when it's cold out and you definitely don't want to jump into a body of water that is not heated. That wasn't enough. That was enough.

There you go. Tini means. Keep in mind, the big part of that is his nuts. Oh, man. It's been, it's been like haunting my, you know, you talk about having too many,

or not having enough screens. It's been literally sitting there like, you know, I'm like, I got to get this off. screen already. Like, oh, man. It's a plug for precision fishing equipment. So what do you think? Was that a dare? You think like he was on like a bachelor party or do you like, do you think he was just like, I've always wanted to jump in this tank? Here we go.

I think so. Yeah, and he was wearing his favorite, you know, browning shirt or something. No. I, I. It's an exercise in camouflage right there. Yeah. I mean, well, I mean, this is like the first legitimate case I've seen where you could say, you know what, not because we're leftist radicals, but just as a regular as human being. It's perfectly reasonable to not assume

that person's gender right off the bat. I mean, you could get a 300 wing mag at Bassboro and you can also get a 22. That's not even a pea shooter, dude. Henry Sidelit's traming in. Press Tam on glass.

People taking the cold plunges too far. And then Earl chiming in there's frigging musky in them tanks in Ontario. They like worms. I have no idea what a musky is. I get the fact that it's a fish. And you had that any gal of mine

cover where he talks about like catching the musky at the end of it. You know, he goes on that big silly rant. But I have no idea what the hell of musky is. I don't know. I need to go catch some. I don't even know if I buzzed this out there, but that was maybe just a really small buzz. A microbus. It was the light beer of penises.

Which that's why it was in the States. Leftists finally found a race they don't care about. Nearly 600 people have signed a petition calling on size limits for Toronto-based running clubs. complaints about the clubs running on crowded sidewalks and busy areas of the city, including the Eaton Center Canada's busiest shopping mall have grown louder on social media in recent weeks. The petition was initiated by Zulf A, who has complained about the clubs on her TikTok account. She calls the runners the scariest gang in Toronto and has been nearly viewed three million times. So I think that it's the bike lane mafia that's now going.

after the runners. Like, the mafia has out left. So it's the biker gang going after the running gang. It's the biker gangs that are going after it. Yeah.

Okay. Just, just imagine a place like fucking Toronto and saying that a bunch of people with the water bottle fanny packs and the shimmering shirts

that help them go more aerodynamic and not get nipple chafage are the most dangerous. gang. Oh, man. Ontario, you're just out doing yourself again, you know? Like, we got shopping carts being talked about in Eminton, and in Toronto, they're worried

about running gangs. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Does everybody in that gang have Velcro fucking shoes? You can turn off replies, but you can't turn off reviews yet. Okay, so this is Google Maps. folks and I'm just pulling it up here. The first one is Jennifer Connell, a member of parliament, and then you can just,

you can see all the reviews going down. She has a 2.2 review on, out of 39, so they've marked her on the, on, on Google Maps. And then the next one is Mark Gerritsen. Once again, he's got a 2.2. I'm sure two's just love the numbers. Yes, he does, yeah.

And you can see they've marked them on the map again. And, uh, and, uh, that's his constituency office. Correct. and then and then put reviews on how he sucks. People talking about how he's blocked so they can't comment anymore or how he turns off comments. And these people who are frustrated because they can't speak to the bullshit spewing

from these vapid idiots on social media are responding by saying, well, you know what? You can't turn off the comments on Google Maps. I love it. Like a guy like Mark Gerritsen, is he actually an idiot? or is he paid to be an idiot? Like, is he paid to be the punching bag of the Liberal Party? And I feel like, I feel like that's it.

He's the loyal soldier that's been said, you are going to be the punching bag for the next six months. Do things that are absolutely ridiculous. And you'll be rewarded on the back end with some private sector contractors they usually do. I'm skeptical, to be honest, Tarek. Self-sacrifice isn't really a notable quality in the liberal party.

Canada's politicians, little on the liberal ones. Right. This whole like, yeah, you just, you got to take one for the team. This isn't going to go well for you now, but everyone's going to be better off in the long run. It's not really, it's not really their thing. No. I don't know.

It's possible, but I mean, when you look at how dumb he looked in that press conference he did with champagne, I think it was, right before Christmas, where they basically held a press conference to tell everybody how mean Pierre Pollyev was. And even the legacy media was like, why are you doing this? Yeah, that was savage. Right. And so you got to realize that I think at least a decent part of it is that they live in echo chambers.

Right. Because anybody who says, well, that's a stupid idea, ends up getting fired. You know, I looked up Mark Gerritsen's numbers. He got elected by 26% over his contempt. fellow like the next the next like that was that was the margin of victory yeah it was a blowout for him and he's actually polling or at least he was a few weeks ago polling to be losing his writing now correct yeah i i think he is uh sandy jumping in again i agree with you i think he is just that simple right um and maybe he needs to take a page out of tropic thunder and not go all the way on it

not go all the way on what twos you can't go full retard uh you know the first time i saw that show i'm like this show sucks and it's one of those movies that i feel like it's better and better every time you watch it's great yeah it's cool the economist uh well actually the greens are not a serious party here's the article from uh the economist it uh was citing cost a living indexes ranks 173 cities. The world's based on the cost of more than 200 products and services.

This year's top three in North America are unsurprising. New York, which remains America's cultural financial hub, Los Angeles, the home of Hollywood, and San Francisco, whose tech workers pay more for domestic help than any city dweller else in the world. And I was here. We'll pull up, sorry. Here's Elizabeth May. The reason the greens get tied into this is she said,

memo to Pierre Pollyev, you need to do your housing, hell video in light of the economist magazine finding it the most valuable and cheapest cities in North America are in Canada. Facts matter. This was at January 6th. This was on January 6th at 8.55 a.m.

Yes. Okay. Now the next one. The next one, Sean. I know that we're not wrapping fire anymore, but we could... I didn't. Give me and give me a second. We could... Okay. This is the other leader of the Green Party. The Green Party has two leaders right now.

Okay. They've got Elizabeth May and this dude who I think is French. And he is the co-leader because she doesn't really want to do it anymore, but she's the only person they have with any name brand recognition. Correct. And so he's saying we're crystal clear here for affordable housing for all his top priority for the Green Party. And so is wealth distribution because also their communists. they call us comedies and psychotic. Yeah, okay, that's fair. Haters will hate.

Yes, we do. We'll always be proud to stand up for Canadians instead of defending billionaires. You're not really standing up for us, though. You're trying to just fucking fuck everything over. Anyways, he goes on in this video to speak about how unaffordable Canada is

and how the Green Party needs to change that. And the big problem is that the rich have all the money and the poor people don't. Okay, but this tweet came out January 6th at 327 p.m. So within about four and a half hours of each other, the two leaders of the Green Party gave out two tweets about housing affordability with the exact opposite message. And these people are trying to convince voters that they're smart enough to represent their interests on a national level. This is the most airtime this party's got is our show, you know, like, like, like, who cares?

I just want to point out how fucking stupid they are, Sean. I know, but we're the ones giving them the air time, you know, like it's like, are they even a party anymore? Yeah, this isn't, this isn't the any press is good press type thing.

Sure. I didn't even really, you know, like the, the dude, if you go listen to the video, which I mean, have added,

you know, he, he, for being the leader of a party, even though the green party isn't really a thing. He can't really speak. He was not a great speaker whatsoever. What surprised me, I love looking up the stats of how many people,

how many elections they've won. Elizabeth May has been an MP since 2008. She's won her seat six times. So the fine people of Sonnich in the Gulf Islands have elected Elizabeth May six fucking times for this level of communism. This is mind-blowing. she's been making government like member of parliament pay

since 2008 she's been on their dental plan this whole time and she's never used it once like the only thing on her face that is further away from each other than her teeth are her fucking eyes oh

oh man yeah tell me I'm wrong Sean I'm trying look it up I was wrong in 2006. Tews knew exactly what I was trying to find here. And that's...

She looks like she got hit in the face with an ugly shovel. Well, there's the twos we know and love folks. Hey, I was just saying to him, you know, like, you're getting soft on us here. You know, I haven't been stunned by anything you say. Tews has his moments, doesn't he? Well, because you were saying how Uncle Hack was the controversial one now. It was shocking on. Yes, it was.

Everyone's become, like, just, I don't know if maybe I'm losing my edge or if everybody's become immune to it or what the deal was. We had a great time, though, last week. Oh, yeah. Yeah. How was the comedy show? Okay. We did a double show. And I get up there.

The MC goes, he introduces me, I get up, and I light the place up. I killed it. People were howling. It was amazing. Great feeling. Super positive. Left there, I don't think I had a single joke that didn't land. Okay.

Get up there two and a half hours later. Same material, same room, new audience. Fucking bomb. It was actually really good because, you know, this whole Mike Tyson thing where everybody has a plan until they get punched. Yeah. And then, yeah, it's really easy to do. It's really easy to get up there and tell jokes and everybody laughs at all of them.

But you get thrown when you're like, hey, guys, guys, that was really fucking funny. And they're not laughing, right? I mean, you don't say, guys, you should be laughing because that was funny. But in your head, you're like, you guys, is this? Is this good? Is there any recording of those stand-up? There might be of the one I bombed on, but I don't think there's one of the first ones, so no one's ever going to see it.

And then Sandy Palm said, the people of Sanich and the Gulf Islands are partaking of the free crack. Yes. So yeah, anyways, that was that was really fun because I mean, it's, I'm overstating things slightly. It's not like it was an absolute tire fire, but it just didn't go nearly as well as the first one. And it's, it was good and it was. You're not going to get better unless you actually put yourself out. Unless you go and actually do it. Yes.

There's that. But also like if you're just going up and. Yeah, you know those guys, you probably saw them in hockey where there's, just naturally good at a super young age and they're never challenged, they're never pushed. And you're thinking when they're real young that they're going to get to the NHL and then they grow up and they've never really had to struggle and they suck and they don't go anywhere, right? Didn't you watch, did you watch Dave Chappelle's new stand-up? No, just the clips.

You haven't watched Dave Chappelle's new stand-up? I work a lot, Sean. You should try it. It's like 58 minutes, man. I know you got 58 minutes. Regardless, he does a joke about the Titanic. he talks about how his wife didn't want him to do it. And like,

it wasn't a great joke. So even the greatest, uh, among us, which is Dave Chappelle try things. And it doesn't like, it wasn't that funny. And he knew it wasn't that funny.

So he kind of laughs it off. And that's kind of funny. Right. His reaction to doing a joke, which is kind of like, yeah, yeah, you know,

like he come up with a banger and in the Jim Carrey. Like, man, that was fantastic. And then, you know, he transitioned. The best have moments where they're on,

stage and it just doesn't hit or or it's just not funny but it's it's interesting because like it throws you when you're up there and your joke doesn't land and so then you you have to be able to recover from that and I'm not I'm not great at that yet and so keywords yes yet and you've you've how many times you've been on stage uh I think that was my third time oh come on yeah give you something credit man six time six time six time Maybe not having me be beside you to burden, take the burden of the weight of being on stage. That's fair. That is fair.

But you've been on six times now. And actually, yeah, six times. So, I mean, the world's your oyster big fella. You just need to keep going, they might say. Wind turbines blows away expectations. Uncle Hack, when you actually hang around with him for a long time? Don't let this out. Don't tell anybody.

But he is one of the most genuinely nice people you're going to meet in a long fucking time. I've heard that. Yeah, I was, I was seriously impressed. He shook the hands of just about every single, like he thanked everybody who came through. And he tried to shake as many hands as he could of every single person that came to both shows. Did I mention he's coming to Lloydminster, Lloyd Minster? He's coming to Lloyd Minster. Yeah.

A consultant hired in 2022 to assess production problems at a wind farm owned by the PEI government, found severe damage with turbine units possibly constituting safety hazard and turbine blades at high risk of imminent failure. Last month, high winds ripped two 56 meter blades off one of the turbines at the facility in Hermanville. A provincial spokesman said the turbine was not operational at the time and was scheduled for repairs in April of 2024. The wind farm began operations in 2014 built at a taxpayer's cost of $60 million. And a report delivered to the corporation in June 22 from Montreal-based DNV cited turbine blades with a severe degree of damage or defects such that there was a high degree, a high risk of imminent failure. The company also observed broken blade studs used to hold turbine blames in position and warned that in worst case scenario, should multiple blade studs fail nearly simultaneously, stud failures may progress and separation of the blade from the turbine could occur. and they said there have been more than 200 blade stud failures reported at Hermanville as of June 2022.

Well, let's be honest. The wind energy industry isn't full of a lot of studs. I mean, there weren't heat pumps well enough. No. Okay. I get the fact that you people out there don't like petroleum products. You're not crazy about the CO2 emissions. But you know what doesn't happen with fucking.

gasoline engines is they don't fall from 56 fucking meters shaped like fucking knives. Like this, this, literally this turbine had two blades fall off of it. She gone. They go on. Was this a blade runner? Yeah. Nice. Nice.

Let's try it. Well, it's definitely not Blade 3 anymore. now is it? Tucker Carlson's spreading misinformation in Canada. If you haven't heard, there's this guy named Tucker Carlson coming to Canada, Calgary and Eminton on January 24th. Premier Daniel Smith will appear with American pundit Tucker Carlson on stage in Calgary on January 24th. Despite the considerable controversial baggage,

Carlson carries. The Premier has offered nonsensical reasoning for the meeting giving Carlson's brand recognition, he will publicize how plentiful oil and gas art in our province. The Premier participates in a variety, this is the PR press secretary for the Premier. The Premier participates in a variety of public and private events and does interviews with dozens of reporters, broadcasters, and podcasters from across the political spectrum. I'm wondering if they thought of me when they said across the political spectrum. I'm like, well, he did do that Sean Newman podcast, and he's pretty far, you know, They probably wouldn't like a lot of what he has to say.

I mean, he has Tuzon and Uncle Hack and other people that say some pretty off-color things. I'm just assuming. Carrying on. But that doesn't really let Smith off the hook. She's the leader of a province. And one assumes has a busy schedule. As an elected leader paid with taxpayer dollars, she should answer questions regarding Carlson's track record of political bile. On numerous occasions, Carlson had guests on his show who questioned whether President Joe Biden won the 2020 election.

Despite his clear victory of both popular vote and the electoral college, Carlson echoed Donald Trump's claims the election was somehow rigged. Blasphemy. Carlson called transgender people a cancer on the country. Can't have that. I wonder if there's a Rosie Barton joke in here about her work on, obviously not on the taxpayers' dime. It's just, it's... The answer is yes, Terry.

The answer is yes. What I love about this is I've been on Twitter and every single NDP MLA has been after Tucker Carlson and this event going about misinformation and he should be banned from entering Canada for the comments that he's made. It is just mind fucking blowing. Like we've had literal foreign assassins living in Canada for a while now. We gave a Nazi standing ovation and we don't want to let this guy. come in and have a conversation. My favorite part of this article in the Calgary Herald

is the write-up about the author at the bottom. Matthew Hayes now lives in Montreal, where he teaches at Marianopoulos College in Cicordia University. Oh, boy. Like, I could just hear our entire audience, like, Tucker, like,

if they didn't know, and they just tuned in to Mastrop 88, they've been living under a rock, they're like, did I just hear that correct? Tucker Carlson's coming to Alberta. He is. He is. There is still tickets available. Oh, really? I was going to say we should tell people to get tickets, but I imagine they're all gone. They aren't all gone. And here's a, here's a fun little note. If you, if you wanted to maybe get involved, possibly, uh, entered into a draw that, I don't know, some podcaster name Sean Newman has going on, you could literally text me your name and

where you're listening from and you're entered for a pair of tickets. You could go on substack, and there's a contest there for, uh, three, sets of two. So you got three pairs of tickets there. Or you could go to Instagram and you could look up our social media. We're drawing on Wednesday at 5 p.m. So there's a way to get some free tickets too. Just saying, just just throwing out over there. I can't, I can't, I can't see. Oh. Can you imagine if two is one, Derek? 22 minutes listening from Alberta.

I think you went right away here. Whoops. I missed. I missed that. Can you, the outrage of a fan what do you think if twos wins the tickets and Terry it's like when the CEO it's like when the CEO wins the

door prize draw at the fucking Christmas party kind of thing right that's that's more or less what it is I'm the CEO in this story you're on co-s Sandy Palm Hoggren

Rosie seems to be getting a little better perhaps she's getting laid, we can hope. I'm going to hell for sure. My husband and I used to go to concerts for dates. Now we go to Jordan Peterson and Tucker Carlson. That's Brianna Rhodes. That is amen to that, right? That's exactly, that's exactly correct. 100%. So, yeah, I mean, if you're interested in listening to people that that news journalist writers from Concordia University publish in the Herald disparaging?

Isn't that hilarious? Tucker Carlson. All of Alberta, you know, like majority of Alberta is rejoicing at Tucker Carlson coming here. And then a guy writes for the Calgary Herald and he's not even in Calgary. That's funny. Matthew Hayes.

Liberals run the most liberal candidate yet. Skagog? Is that, am I saying that right? Skagog, counselor? What is it about it? I think Skagog. Robert Rock. Robert Rock, what a name.

Has been trapped to, trapped by the liberals, has been tapped to represent the liberals in an upcoming by-election to succeed former Durham MP Aaron O'Toole. Rock initially ran for the Conservative Party nomination in Durham last year, but now his eyes set on becoming the first liberal to represent the writing since Alex Shepard in 2004. Quoted, when I look at the platforms being put forward by the liberals and the conservatives, I see the liberal party making strides on child care. I see credible plan when it comes to building homes and helping make homes more affordable.

And I just see a lot of platforms that resonate with a positive future for myself, my kids, and a country as a whole. So this guy tried getting the job with the conservatives, got cut from the team, 110% to. And then join the liberals. He literally crossed the floor before he even got the nomination, let alone got voted in. He's such a bloody turncoat and stands for so little

that he is the perfect liberal candidate. And on top of it, in classic liberal fashion, the guy's name is literally rock so you know he's terrified of any paperwork. You know, I'll just say this GTA writing seems to elect a liberal regardless of which party they run for. That is very true. I mean, either way, they got a carbon tax last election. Exactly. Exactly.

So, I mean, you know what? I'm kind of like, you get what you deserve there. Which brings us folks to the happy news. Happy news. 27 dads take the law into their 54 hands. I was assuming that they were all, yeah. Had both their heads. Yeah.

following a rash of thefts in Fort Langley, homes and businesses this winter, a group of local fathers decided to do something about it. 27 men, some dressed in black or camouflage, and others with their dogs, in tow, went out to a neighborhood patrol Christmas Eve to try and catch the suspect. It worked.

Police say a man was arrested and charged with break and enter and theft after three of the fathers bought him inside a closed flower shop at 12.50 a.m. But in the wake of the arrest, some members of the community are raising concerns. man, there's got to be Cairns absolutely everywhere, that the group's social media post could be seen as promoting vigilantism. In a private community Facebook group,

in a private community Facebook group, my Fort Langley, a few of the fathers shared photos and videos of the men huddled together after the suspect's arrest. In one video clip, several members of the group raised beers and hair hands and cheered after a woman called them vigilante dads. And during, well, no, that's all you need to know. a group of dads were awesome. They went out on Christmas Eve

into the wee hours of the morning and got a guy who had been breaking in all over the place and caught him. Yep. He'd been busted in. Who the fuck breaks into a flower shop at 2 o'clock in the morning on Christmas Eve?

Who in the right mind? And he was in there trying to steal booze. What in the fuck is going on in Langley, British Columbia? It's the second most fucked up place called Langley that I've ever heard of. If you were going to rob somewhere, let's just, let's just take our, our good citizen hats off and you were going to, like, do a robbery.

What would be the place you'd rob, or try to rob? What would be your master plan? Royal commanding men? Yep. Heist. Terrick. Oh, what Canadian institution? I feel like an armory.

You know, you got to stock up, right? I feel like the way the way eggs and milk and things are going, I could just rob a couple of milk trucks and be done with it and just grocery store, you know, just skim off the top and they never notice. Unless it was already skim. True, very true. Yeah, I think the people that break into the same community 18 times over aren't really thinking. Like they just, they aren't thinking anymore.

it's great and I think it's funny how I without being able to verify it I could probably almost promise you that the same people trying to condemn them for being vigilantes would be the same people that two years ago were saying defund the police and the communities will police themselves oh the irony is rich there yeah I'm right anyway I thought I thought it was great that a bunch of dad just got together on Christmas Cut some random homeless, vigilant, vagabond, rather. I thought it's beautiful.

I think it's a great way to end. Mashup 88. Thanks to Sir Terrick for hopping on with us. Thank you very much, buddy. And to our episode sponsor, Cactus Environmental, that's Alan Hucco, mashup 88 in the books. Do want to point out to anyone who enjoys what we do, if you're interested in being a mashup episode sponsor,

reach out and, hit me up via text. It's in the show notes. I would love to hear you guys. Or social media as well, works as well. So either way, it's not working this time.

You lost your powers. I know, I did. For the people who are listening, they don't give a crap. But oh, there it is. There it is.

Terek has this ability to do some things and sometimes it. He discovered it completely by accident and then we were all baffled by it and he's doing all these crazy hand signals like Toby McGuire and the first Spider-My, movie when he first accidentally shot the

at least the first Spider-Man was half-decent. It was the third one. It was the second one sucked. What was the second one? No, what's the third one with the black? Yeah, yeah, with Venom. The third one was horrible, but the second one sucked too. It was just so contrived. It's like, yeah, I got these arms

and they're going to take over my brain. If this tiny little microchip, I put all the back of my spine gets damaged. Well, do you want to put like a case around it? Or maybe like, I have, I had time for the second one. Tyrofoam or something. Doc Ock was fine in my mind.

He's like, no, no, no, it'll be fine. It'll be fine. It'll be fine. Just nobody bump it. And then these arms won't try and take over my brain. I'm sorry, I asked. I'm sorry I asked. If you want to go down a dark rabbit hole, folks, or whatever, the Epstein list is being talked about a ton.

And, um, he liked going down dark rabbit holes. Yeah. Is that too much? for some positive side, Germany, the big protest going on there. We didn't bring that up. Well, it's all I saw was just some clips.

I know, that's all I have. Yeah, I'm working, on this side, I'm working on grabbing somebody from Germany or from the, in the vicinity to come on and talk about it. Because I'm like, I'm looking at the videos going, like, this is super cool. And, you know, every time I think of maybe, maybe we're getting a little too far to the one side or whatever, we've got our tinfoil hats way too on. then I go, but where are all the mainstream media when it comes to this giant protest on Germany? The one interview had the guy saying it is Europe's busiest highway, not only Germany's, but Europe's.

And they're shutting it down to one lane. I'm like, come on. Like, where is the journalism going on here? So I guess we got to find a way to get somebody from over there to come on the podcast. We have to talk about this. So if you want some positive side, go watch those videos. Those videos will fill you with some hope.

You know, there's the farmers and the truckers uniting and shutting things down. You're like pretty cool. But yes, to your original point, we are squaring up the sponsors for 2024 for the mashup.

Do it. Do it. These are great guys, and they'll get you great coverage. That's right. Thanks, man. All right, boys. Mashup 88 in the books.

We'll catch you up next week for 89. What is that? Sam Gagne? Is that Sam Gagne? Mr. 8 points in one game? I think it might be. That was... That was...

Afraid he did? No, he didn't do that. Who did... No. The Islanders in the 70s. That guy had 8 points in one game. Um... Uh, don't do this to me right at the end of the show.

I was just talking about him last... I was actually just talking about... bottom at the show. And I'm spacing on all the Islanders. This isn't, this isn't good. This is what a terrible way to end a show. Okay,

well, maybe don't, don't set me up for it next time then. New York Islander. Bossy. No, not way before bossy. Way before bossy.

With eight point game. Way before Trotier. 89 is Alexander Mogilene. That's the. Oh, it's so cute that you're so new to this. I know. It's funny.

These Nordiques, yeah. New York Islanders, Brian Trotche and 78 had eight points. Oh, maybe it was Trotier. I think it was Trotche. Man, you look at it. Here's some trivia for the... The Islanders dominated in the 70s. For the listener.

There has been... scoring anymore considered goal feed has happened only 16 times by 13 players so 16 times it's happened and um by 13 players who's on who's on the list twice any guesses uh well gretsky'll be on the list twice okay that's one grexkey's on there twice who's in a no no no there's another guy who's on it uh one three different times He did it in October 15th, 1988, December 31st, 1988, and April 25th, 1989. Are you kidding me?

He had three eight gold games in one season. Yeah, in the playoffs. That would have been in playoffs. Mario LeMille. That's a wild stat. There you go. And Sam, and nobody's done it since the 80s. So 89 was the last year, Mary Olimeo, until Sam Gagne did it in 2012.

There you go. And I watched that game, folks. And to all you Flames fans, whoo! And every time he touched the pocket, it went in the net. It was an insane night. Insane night. We didn't have much to talk about back in 2012. Speaking of 2012.

Sorry. No, fire away. This is the only hockey trivia, like, how I, because it was the year I was moving in. So I moved here in 2013, and I didn't know any of the players. I moved into the Calgary area. So I'm going to adopt Calgary as my home. team and I'm like well I want to buy a jersey whose jersey do I want to buy

it would be pretty scary enough to buy again las because like everybody had an againila jersey so on the leaflet to buy tickets for the Calgary Flames was the Brian McGratton salute and I'm like that guy um so

that is so far the only hockey jersey that I still own and wear uh tell flames games is uh is Brian McGrattens I've never uh I mean I've never had somebody else's name and number on a jersey although I'm thinking I should get a rider's jersey

with number 2-22 on the back and the name minutes on the top. You've never had a jersey with a name on the back? Other than mine, no. Wow. You know, you're teasing... Oh, no wait. You're teasing Terek about him being new to this.

You've never had a name on the back of your jersey. What do you... I picked up a Patriots jersey Valley Village that had somebody on it way back in the day. Okay, so I'm going to answer Earl Wally here. He says Bossy is not on the list. I don't know. Maybe we should be doing hockey trivia at the end of these.

This is, I tell you what, this is fun. Here's the complete list, okay? Earl Wally said Bossy Trotcheye. Brian Trotche is on the list. Mike Bossy is not. Here they are. Maurice Richard scored 8 in 1944. Bert Olmsted for the Montreal Canadians.

Both, Maurice Richard was Montreal Canadians as well. By the way, in 40s and 50s, that's huge. So 10 years later in 54, Bert Olmsted. Then you got to wait until 76, Daryl Sittler. With the Leafs, he did it in 76. Then in 77, Tom Bladden with the Flyers. In 78, Brian Trotry with the Islanders. In 81, there was two guys, both for Quebec,

Peter Stasney and Anton Stassany. They did it both on the same night. both on the same night Yeah On February How will this? February 22nd 1981

2-222 2-2-2-2 Wayne Grexky in November of 83 Wayne Grexky in January of 84 Paul Coffey in 86 Patrick Sunstrom

For the New Jersey Devils in 88 Mariel Lemieux in 88 How did Paul Coffey get eight fucking goals That guy could barely even No no no not eight goals Eight points Eight points Eight points.

He had two goals six assists. The guy could barely even escape. Bernie Nichols for the Los Angeles Kings in 88, Mariel Lemieux in 88 and 89, and finally Sam Gagne in 2012. I tell you what, you got a little bonus coverage here at the end of 88. You know,

you knew the big E was going to give us something here at the end. Why not the eight-point game talking about 89? You know, there you go. Masship 88's in the books. get out of here folks twos terrick we'll catch up to you guys next week thank you gentlemen guys