The Dumb Zone FREE - Rick Carlisle and Luka Doncic were not meant to be together and we talk to a real-life Savanah Banana | DZ 6-12-25

Episode Date: June 12, 2025

Hear every episode of The Dumb Zone by subscribing to the show at DumbZone.com or Patreon.com/TheDumbZoneDan and Jake are able to start the show without Blake's help, we chat with a real-life... Savanah Banana, Rick Carlisle and Luka Doncic could not have worked together long term, and we have a new studio sponsor! Gameday Men's Health! (00:00) - Open: Blake stuck on a train (10:31) - Fisher Polydoroff, a Savanah Banana (44:30) - Sports: Rick Carlisle coaching Luka (01:02:48) - Big Thursday Viewer Mail Bag with Julie Dobbs (01:47:58) - News: Big Texas weather, floods and lightning (02:04:01) - VM birthdays/Today in History ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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Starting point is 00:00:34 how did you hear about us? Yeah great for the individual because it could save you time as far as having to go to the dealership on the weekend. Hey maybe you can attend another children's birthday party because of Fair Lease at Fair Lease dot org and joining us now Blake Jones whoa I made it who rolled in there during the Savannah banana guy interview he was good great job guys hey thanks man thanks for tuning in on YouTube. Blake Sod Poodled up today he's got his minor league baseball game on. Yeah Michael brought us some gifts to the DZGSE. The dude drove from Amarillo. Yeah. Brought us some sick stuff. The guy from the Sod Poodles? Mm-hmm. Oh okay. I don't know if I ran into him. You wanna give us your tale of woe? Why, sir, are you late also?
Starting point is 00:01:28 We're up and flying, are you upset that we're actually going and we're able to get out of the air? Honestly, we rushed the guest because I wanted to prove we could do it. I'm very proud of you guys, yeah. Dude, Clayton was back there like Kenny Gant doing the shark. Oh yeah, Clayton's realizing that you Kenny Gant doing the shark. Oh yeah. Clayton's like realizing that you've been lying to him
Starting point is 00:01:47 all these years. Yeah, doesn't need me. None of you guys need me. So as detailed on the show, I take the Dart train up here and up until today it's been great. The first train was, I don't know, like 10 or 15 minutes late, which has only happened like once or twice before,
Starting point is 00:02:03 but typically a missed train is a missed train, you're just 10 minutes late. But at every stop, we would have to stop for about 10 minutes and there would just be the delay jingle, hey, so sorry, we'll be back with you, try to get you back on track as soon as we can. And the only thing circulating in my mind was, I wonder if this has anything to do with the house bill
Starting point is 00:02:24 that was trying to cut Darts funding. Oh, damn son, you got tax-ledged? Because, not that I was worried, but I did keep up with it, because some Plano rep wanted to cut Darts funding by I think 25%. It was probably Jeff Leach, our helmet-wearing congressman. That doesn't sound familiar.
Starting point is 00:02:46 But anyway, it got through the House, shot down by the Senate, I don't know. But that's all I thought about, is what if Dart is trying to say, no, we need 100% of our funding, and what if our trains are not on time, all the time, anymore? So I got to about, so I got on the train to about 10.20,
Starting point is 00:03:09 and by 11.15, when I wasn't at SMU Mockingbird yet, I figured that's probably a problem and so I called an Uber, got out of the train, got here as soon as I could. Oh wow. Dang. No, I would still be on the train, probably at City Place or just getting into downtown. Now I did see that Dart put out something
Starting point is 00:03:24 that they're having power line issues, generic. But. That's the grid. Matt, Shayheen? Yeah. Okay. Something's up here. Okay.
Starting point is 00:03:36 Sorry, I'll pay my fine. We immediately were suspect of Angelo. Yeah. Put himself in a Angelo. Yeah. Put himself in a tough spot. Yeah, we've been going through it. We're gonna be blaming him for a lot. We're trying to figure out our process right now. Is there more updates since Tuesday?
Starting point is 00:03:55 He got really mad at me yesterday because the money wasn't on the card, even though he'd spent it all. And so I was like, okay, look, I know you're having a hard day, here's 25 more, I'm a sucker. Don't. Don't you tell us to don't. You gotta block his number.
Starting point is 00:04:10 I know, I'm close, I'm close, but I'm trying to be forgiving of this gentleman who's going through a hard time and I'm not judging him anymore for what he's spending, but give him 25 more, he spent it immediately, I told him, look dude. On what? Water burger. Ha ha ha. For those who don't know,
Starting point is 00:04:29 I imagine most people know, but Blake befriended a homeless man on the dart. Yeah, we don't. Gave him a Venmo gift card and now the guy's kind of not happy with how much money you're putting on it basically. And so this morning, he sent me a text really early this morning that said,
Starting point is 00:04:43 hey, I'm sorry, I had a rough day yesterday. I was like, we're all cool man. You guys got made up a little bit. Yeah, I mean, yes. I can't treat this person like a normal sane person so I have to have a lot of leeway with him. His emotions probably run high. Raising a small little boy probably has helped you here.
Starting point is 00:05:03 Is there the most illogical thing ever? It's kids, right? I think the boy is way ahead of the kids. It definitely helps, yeah, but the boy can't break into his house in the middle of the night like a grown man can. Right. So I said, it's all good, you know,
Starting point is 00:05:16 I know you have hard days, but just keep in mind, there's one dollar in your account, because that's a part of it. He doesn't know how much is on the account. So I said, you have a dollar and I'll be damned. He figured it out. He spent it. He went to water burger again and had transactions declined for 10 and $6
Starting point is 00:05:34 after I explicitly told him, you just have $1 on the car. Maybe there was a mistake. No, it was lying to me. Maybe the guy, my lifeline is misleading me here. Also, how did his, I don't mean to like make fun here, but like what's a bad day? I go, how much different was it?
Starting point is 00:05:56 Well, you gotta feel bad. I know, like so the other. Is every day you would think is kinda bad. Yeah. Probably getting beat up or not getting a meal or it's probably pretty bad. It's not like our bad day. I have my card declined at Whataburger.
Starting point is 00:06:09 Or I sat in traffic for 10 minutes. It's probably worse than what I am going through, which is why I have sympathy for the man. I don't think you need to assume he's just getting the piss kicked out of him every day. Well, no. That's why he needs to be able to get the barbacoa with queso.
Starting point is 00:06:24 No, but that's just, that's. That's what you would do to him if you. You're projecting. Yeah. I'm gonna give him taste of what he deserves. No. I just took him at his word that he had a bad day. Well anyways.
Starting point is 00:06:38 Like is he, let's rank the homeless guys in their situations in DFW. Like he's top 10% for sure. Like he ran into a guy who gave him a gift card and he's now... He's in a new tax bracket. He's gotten hundreds of dollars on that gift card in just the last few weeks, right? Yes. Like just imagine that. He can't believe like he's... I'll bet you a ton of people would, that's what you have to tell him is like, dude, even though you're having a bad day, look around you, how many people would trade places
Starting point is 00:07:11 with you? But you can't communicate that to him. He can't understand that or rationalize. Which is something we do in our own lives. You know, ah, this sucks, but. Just the relative. That's what you're doing with him. You're saying, whatever, sitting in traffic sucks, but.
Starting point is 00:07:26 But Dan, I know what Blake is saying, and I, again, not to, I. The guy's probably a guy who's like treatment eligible, maybe, of some sort, and I'm just telling you, like, I don't think you're having, you mean, you had Eddie on the other day. I mean, you say treatment, he's not going to specs or whatever, you know? He's not, day. I mean, you say treatment, he's not going to specs
Starting point is 00:07:45 or whatever, you know? He's not, he could spend that money there, couldn't he? Mm-hmm. He's buying food. He's not just going to the locker. I'm not saying that they're all drunks. I am saying that this guy, you're trying to do like logic reason with him that's not going to happen.
Starting point is 00:08:02 There's also the chance that he is smart and is not buying booze with that card because he doesn't want to get it cut off. He never considered that him merely kind of going a little bit top shelf on fast food that he would then have 20,000 people judging his every single decision. He just thought, well, I'm getting food, lay off me.
Starting point is 00:08:25 And now we're just all. Water burger is a nice option though. Water burger is, because before it was like pork cheese versus, you know, you could have had a Taco Bell deal for, you hadn't been to water burger in a minute dude. I'm a big water burger fan, water burger is not like a, there is no cheap cheap meals out there anymore
Starting point is 00:08:41 unless you go buy, Yeah but you're gonna get a nice size burger and all that. You will. Like I've always thought sometimes the. That's true. He loves their hot apple pies. And again, that is a luxury.
Starting point is 00:08:52 A little healthy? No, it's not. Apple, or an apple. No, it's not. It's an apple. No, he needs to be just carbs and protein. He needs to be eating bean burritos. Add not, like just go, keep going,
Starting point is 00:09:05 he could live off of them. But. Yes, how many bean burritos could he buy for the same amount that he's buying one burger? Seven, eight? Yeah, I mean enough to where you'd be full for quite some time. And you know how really smart people listen to the show?
Starting point is 00:09:21 Yeah. Like I've been sent economic case studies on this. Oh, I know, yeah, we're getting into like, yeah. Which is kind of've been sent economic case studies on this. It's amazing. Oh, I know, yeah, we're getting into like, yeah. Which is kinda retooled how I'm viewing this. Like I'm just trying to respect like, okay dude, you want some taquitos, go ahead. It's yours, it's your money.
Starting point is 00:09:34 Now it's not what I would do, but we obviously have different backgrounds which feed into that. But I don't know, it's his money. Whatever. What if we saw he went and got like a bucket of balls at the rain? Like would that be?
Starting point is 00:09:44 He's a top golf. Yeah. Hitting in the cages. He's seen movies. Just crushing 75 mile an hour fast speed. You know what a movie, that might be a thing I would think he'd spend money on. Air conditioning?
Starting point is 00:09:57 Yeah, air conditioning. Well, the last few days, but it's quite pleasant here in D.C. Ron the ball guy just went straight to the spread offense and I think he's having some troubles. Yeah, and that's. We gotta modernize. That's, you know, that's why they had to do away,
Starting point is 00:10:10 I think, with the unlimited movie pass. Because, like, homeless people are, what I get, like, people would just stay in there all day. Like, in the summer. Don't blame him. It was cheap daycare, Jake. My mom didn't have a lot of options. There you go.
Starting point is 00:10:28 Well, Blake's here. We're glad that you're back, Blake. Because for all the, you know, hurting our arms, patting ourselves on the back for actually getting up and flying, not sure what would happen if he wasn't here like at the end of the show. Everybody wants their, there's people we could call. Henry, time to figure it out.
Starting point is 00:10:48 Their podcast, all that kind of stuff. Yeah, Henry was so glad you were gone. I know. I was gonna take over the show. All right, let's. Before we do some Thursday viewer mail thing. We should do a little sports. Oh yeah. And it's brought to us by Trident
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Starting point is 00:12:00 Not just garage doors. And not just gates that you can leave. Don't you hate the garage door companies? Yeah, that only offer the exit gates I can't get back in my house. I'm at TX Trident comm entry Yeah, entry entry and exit trust right? Yeah, we got a couple things we could do here man. I mean we got today We got tomorrow on the NBA Finals and We've also got Cowboys.
Starting point is 00:12:29 Did you have any of your Carlisle stuff ready or no? Yeah, I can play- Can we do NBA Finals stuff today? Yeah, I can play a couple things here in just a sec, but I'm just now going through the audio book of the Tim McMahon, Luca book, and kinda going at a slower pace. But it's to Luca's rookie year,
Starting point is 00:12:49 and it's just about how big of an a-hole Rick Carlile is, was. And seeing him in the finals, I think a lot of people may have had little revisionist history of how his career ended here in Dallas, because I think we all agreed it was time for him to go. Yeah. Right? Yeah. I mean it's complicated. You know, like you can say that he was an asshole, it was time for him to go. He may have, I don't know, run
Starting point is 00:13:18 this guy or that guy out of town on the staff while also saying like he's an awesome coach. He got the most out of his teams here post-championship and championship. And yeah, it may be a little bit complicated, but at the end of the day, he's a Mavs legend. He's a Mavs legend. He wasn't, I thought the bottom line was it wasn't working with Luca
Starting point is 00:13:45 and you choose the superstar over the coach. Right. If it's not working, even if it's a great coach. And that's the way it was viewed. And yes, when he left, a lot of the stuff wasn't only that it was time, but hey, actually this guy was kind of an a-hole. But it was so everything though.
Starting point is 00:14:04 It was Haralibab and Donny, you know, like everything was happening at once. And if you listen to Haralibab now, he speaks the most highly of Rick. Now everybody's got their favorites or whatever, but Haralibab will say, look, I know how people perceive the guy, but he'll listen to a new idea and he'll,
Starting point is 00:14:22 that's obviously evidenced by the success he's had elsewhere coaching. Well, in the end, he's pragmatic. Right. He is kind of a controlling guy and he doesn't play young players a lot, but he did. He's got an eye for talent, he knows basketball,
Starting point is 00:14:38 and like immediately, remember, because I think there was a thing early with Dennis Smith Jr.'s career where he wasn't playing him enough or something and people were wondering about, boy, he just doesn't like young players. That's not the kind of coach he is. When they won the championship, that was a real veteran-laden team. There was no guys he was bringing.
Starting point is 00:14:57 He's always been bad with young players. Luca comes in, he immediately recognizes, you know what? I've got a lot of philosophies about defense, and that's the most, Niko, that's the most important thing, and that's how we win. Actually, I'm gonna kind of leave it to this guy. Why even tell him what to do offensively? I don't understand how his, like, he's so awesome,
Starting point is 00:15:20 and we're gonna become an offensive juggernaut. And that's the way we'll win games, by outscoring people. Like. And then they have one of the best offenses in the NBA, as I recall. Yeah. And- They did that a couple different times. And yeah, Haralibab, that's a good example because Haralibab, from what I understand, and even Haralibab would probably tell you, I'm not like a people person. I'm not shoddy. Right. I'm not a guy, I don't want to have dinner with you. We're not going to get along. I'm not like a people person. I'm not shoddy. I'm not a guy. I don't want to have dinner with you.
Starting point is 00:15:46 We're not going to get along. I'm not worried about our friendship. I'm worried about numbers and this and what's going to make the team better. And ultimately, I think that's Rick Carlisle too. And he thought, okay, this guy does have some stuff I can use. I'm going to use, it's using all your resources. So yeah, Rick Harlow was great and then he finds himself in this situation and he's worked that to seemingly to the best you could with that, you know, he's brought that talent as far as you can bring it,
Starting point is 00:16:17 which might even be the whole thing. So I didn't know this, Herala Bob only took the Mavs job if they drafted Luca. He waited until after the draft. He doesn't, well he took, yes. He waited until after the draft to take the job officially, but he is a big part of the reason they took Luca. Because he'd been working for Mark for a few years.
Starting point is 00:16:40 And I actually think Haralabob. But officially coming in the building, all that. I think he could pound his chest over Luca a little more. He doesn't. There's a lot of people that'll claim Luca. Donnie for sure, I mean, he should, he made the trade, but Harald Bobb was a big part of that, yeah.
Starting point is 00:16:56 And the second thing is that I'm glad you brought up Dennis Smith Jr. because, you know, he did play a lot his rookie year, but in listening to the book, it was only because the Mavs were trying to tank. I think had they, yes, had they been somewhat of a contender and. Who hated him?
Starting point is 00:17:11 Carlisle. Carlisle hated Dennis Smith from the night of the draft on, or at least that's what everybody says. And this first clip from the Luka book written by Tim McMahon, he kind of tries to drive a wedge between Dennis Smith and Luca. And this is after the fourth game of the year. So the fourth game in Luca's career, he's having to go through this with his coach.
Starting point is 00:17:33 And I will change the source. I blame Dart. Right now. Carlisle made it clear, clip after clip, that the kind of effort he saw in Atlanta was completely unacceptable. Suddenly Carlisle paused the video and declared that he needed to address the elephant in the room. He called out Smith in front of the entire team and basketball staff for being jealous
Starting point is 00:17:55 of Don Cicic. Which is pretty strong to do. And now the book goes on to explain that Luca and Dennis Smith were extremely cool. Not roommates, but lived in the same building, played a lot of video games, they got along well. So this kinda came out of left field. And another funny thing about this book is this guy tries to do his best Dennis Smith Jr. impersonation.
Starting point is 00:18:18 Yeah, I remember listening to this and yeah, you can tell the guy's not exactly familiar with basketball culture. Uh-huh. Savdanchic, Smith snapped back at the coach. What? We real cool, Smith said. Ha ha ha ha.
Starting point is 00:18:34 Yo, dog. Ha ha ha. He's probably just having to read the quote, but still, I don't know if he had to do the voice. Smith snapped back at the coach. We real cool. What? We real cool, Smith said,
Starting point is 00:18:45 genuinely surprised by Carlisle's assertion. With a confused look toward Doncich, Smith asked if there were any issues he wasn't aware of. Shocked, Doncich shook his head, appalled that his coach seemed determined to drive a wedge between himself and his teammate. So yeah, within five games, now he's gotta do this mental game of I'm friends with this guy,
Starting point is 00:19:06 the coach, I don't know, just not the best situation for Luka to jump into, I don't think. Yeah, it was weird, and I remember, I remember people saying that in Europe, the coaches will get on your ass. I've seen Luka get yelled at in timeouts by Slovenian coaches. He just takes it.
Starting point is 00:19:30 It looks like a college coach. So I don't think he has a problem being yelled at or being coached hard. He was 15 playing with adults. They were having to coach him hard. I think it was more just that Carlisle is a guy who's really into manipulation. That's not just coaching hard, that's like,
Starting point is 00:19:48 he's a mind game, psychological warfare guy. And that, I don't know that Luca was used to. And I thought it was more about how he treated other people. Right, you would hear that. I mean, like Dennis Smith Jr. That's what I remember hearing at the time, is that that really bothered Luca. Like how awkward is that?
Starting point is 00:20:09 I mean, you know how that is when your boss is calling you out and your buddy's there and you're like, dude, don't, come on, we don't have a problem. It doesn't have anything to do with us. That's a matter of course for... Yeah, you've had bosses that you don't like how they treat other people, but they're fine with you.
Starting point is 00:20:23 And they might be fine with you because you're the superstar, you know? Luca's the superstar. Of course the coach is gonna be kind of cool with him. But yeah, to see how he treats those around him. Yeah, and so it's just two strong personalities that were not gonna work out in the long run. And I don't know if the general fan wants to say,
Starting point is 00:20:40 Carlisle should have stayed and Maz would have been better with him. I don't know but it was clearly not going to work and that was just from game four so I would imagine they had a lot of spats after that. This kind of details Luca's very go with the flow, didn't like being coached, they bring up Rondo and even Jason Kidd and I was curious if this was a small reason why Carlisle recommended Kidd on the way out. The Mavs got a glimpse of that when Smith missed a November 24 home game against the Celtics, an Eastern Conference contender.
Starting point is 00:21:12 So they're saying Luca was very comfortable playing point guard without Dennis Smith Jr. And so I think that's when they began to shop him a little. An otherwise phenomenal first quarter. If you tug at Gontjic's leash, be ready for him to bark. If you target Donchich's leash, be ready for him to bark. The friction between coach and phenom about creative freedom was a consistent subplot during Donchich's rookie season. Carlisle had earned a reputation as a control freak, having clashed with accomplished veteran point guards Jason Kidd and Rondo about play calling, ultimately relinquishing the reins to Kidd and running Rondo out of town.
Starting point is 00:21:43 Some of that type of tension developed between Carlisle and Donchich as well, but their on-court issues were more stylistic disagreements. So, do you bring Kidd in saying, look, Kidd had to face the same battles you did, Kidd knows what he didn't like about that kind of coaching philosophy, was it just a buddy hire, kind of? Absolutely. Or just a former point guard? Absolutely. Kid was hired to be Luca's coach.
Starting point is 00:22:10 Kid was hired for Luca. I have a superstar who runs the team. Same thing. You know how to be a superstar. That's what we're all about, is the superstar. And that was part of our criticism, I think, when he first got hired, is just that the best coaches
Starting point is 00:22:27 in general seem to be able to relate to the entire team. Yeah, you just don't have that many guys who are super, super skilled who end up being great head coaches. You reference it all the time with Ted Williams, right? Just do what I do. They don't understand that people can't grasp the finer points of instruction like they can, but I don't know.
Starting point is 00:22:51 I think this for Rick is great, because he doesn't seem, he's probably still a little bit of an asshole, but he seems a little more fun now. Like this happening at the end of his career, whether it's, not the end, but this happening in the the end of his career, whether it's not the end, but this happening in the later stages of his career, I love it. Like the people may remember him like for this, because this Pacers team is fun. It's totally different than that Mavericks team.
Starting point is 00:23:16 And remember when- Totally different, you know? You've cited this many times. When the Mavs did hire him, that was the result of a really the when the Mavs did hire him that was the result of a really in-depth coaching search where they were breaking it down analytic wise weren't they? I'm saying who is the best coach that is out there? Yeah there's a lot there was some writing about this. Roland Beach was a guy used to work for the Mavs who owned a website called 82 games and they did I mean Cubans description it was on bad radio too of the coaching search was insane. Like running out of time out numbers
Starting point is 00:23:49 and looking at plus minuses of guys, like how they played for their team as opposed to another team in the same season. It was thorough and impressive, which is why it's a bit odd that the next time around, the same guy, Mark Cuban, interviewed no one. It made, it was incredibly baffling. There's no search whatsoever.
Starting point is 00:24:10 Right, it's guy I know. They threw Dirk in there as a smoke screen. Not saying Dirk didn't want kid hired, but they kind of brought him in as cover. Like, well look, Dirk's rubbing it. Do you like him? Do you like him? Yeah, I like him.
Starting point is 00:24:21 That's cool. Yeah. He would have said that for Tyson Chandler. Right. Yeah, and so. Any of his buddies on that team. Rick, now, I don't know. I get frustrated watching the finals.
Starting point is 00:24:32 I watched quite a bit of the game last night, just because I still have this should be us. Like, when I see Benedict Mathurin or TJ McConnell, like, doing crazy crazy fun stuff. I'm like, that's what's fun about being in the finals. Those guys will never buy a drink at Indiana again type thing, you know? That could have been.
Starting point is 00:24:53 And this team they have could have. Yeah, like. Definitely could have beat Oklahoma City. I was back. And been in the finals against Rick Carlisle. Back in December before Luca got hurt, or even in January, you're thinking, boy, Najee in the playoffs. Najee could become our Deshaun Stevenson of 2025,
Starting point is 00:25:13 guys who just, they're in the lore forever. And when I'm watching TJ McConnell steal inbound passes and put up threes, that place is just, it's insane, the field house up there. They're beating the thunder at their own game. Game one, I think you said, man, they just got lucky. Game two, they got walloped pretty hard, but dude, they thoroughly dominated Oklahoma City last night
Starting point is 00:25:41 even though they were down five heading into the fourth. And I think Rick has a lot to do with it, a lot to do with it, because the Thunder are just a very hard team to disrupt, and his teams are capable of doing it. Yeah, they got in their face a little bit. Malister and her bullied Chet down the stretch, felt like. And he had like five blocks, too.
Starting point is 00:26:01 So last clip for you. So we talked a little bit about this. Luca's step back, whether it was curated in Europe or whether he developed it as rookie or in the NBA, he says he had never done a step back before until the NBA, which I don't think is true. It's not, but he may have called it something else. Sure.
Starting point is 00:26:20 Carlisle hated it. Hunted highlights to please his rapidly expanding base of Instagram followers. Carlisle hated it. You can stick that step back up your ass. It only works in Malaga and Venice, said Procopio, a Boston bred wise ass who's sense of humor didn't exactly endear him to Carlisle. So yeah, coach telling Phenom, Luca. Well, here's the thing about that. And that's why I feel like maybe Rick eventually had to go. He was right.
Starting point is 00:27:06 Luca's first couple years, he was not making that shot. It was a bad shot. He would take it, you might have remembered it being good because he made some big ones. But the numbers were there. That was a shitty shot for Luca. But as of, I don't know, I think last year, the year before, maybe the year before that,
Starting point is 00:27:24 he was hitting it at a degree that was higher than most people hit their normal threes. Like it's become the most unstoppable shot or one of them in the game. But he might not have ever gotten to that point if Carlisle was always his coach. Right. Because Carlisle was trying to kill that shot.
Starting point is 00:27:41 Yeah. You know, sometimes you just gotta be able to take it to eventually make it. Yeah, I think the creative liberties thing in the last clip kinda nailed it, where Luca may not have ever blossomed into what he is now if Carlisle would have remained as coach. Yeah, and it would have been different,
Starting point is 00:27:58 but I agree, and I think Kid's been good for Luca. The crazy thing is, is we're talking about this like it didn't work. Like, oh, was Kid the right coach for Luca. The crazy thing is, we're talking about this like it didn't work. Like, oh, was Kid the right coach for Luca? I don't know, man. They went to the finals two out of three years with wildly different rosters. Yeah, there were problems, but it was 100% working. RG Right. And it was because, yes, you were not hired as X's and O's guy. No one is raving about Jason Kidd's matchups and all that kind of stuff. It was because he was hired to let Luca be Luca and bring
Starting point is 00:28:32 the best out of that. And he did. It worked. But it worked. Oh well. Yeah we'll do some football tomorrow. Let's do that because it's really, it's gold, dude. Yeah, no. Shoddy stuff I have is unbelievable. I like this, because I went through Micah, and a lot of Micah's about Shoddy. I'll just give you one little morsel.
Starting point is 00:28:56 Shoddy called him on his birthday. Of course he did. You know who didn't? McCarthy. Mike McCarthy. Did Micah say that? Well he said Shadi called him and he said it's different than like with a,
Starting point is 00:29:08 you know, normal offensive head coach. You know, they don't really care about you like Shadi does. That's great. It's the little things. Hey look who's in studio, it's Julie Dobbs everybody. I like a good birthday call, just saying. I know, speaking of, on Julie's 40th birthday,
Starting point is 00:29:25 we had like an hour and a half long call in the morning, and when I got off, I had a text from my wife that was just like, today's Julie's birthday. Yeah. Yeah. You're no shoddy. And I didn't say anything, and then I thought, well, she probably forgot about that until just now.
Starting point is 00:29:40 I didn't forget about it. I didn't forget about it, nothing's changed. I can still call you out for stuff just like one of the first times we ever really worked together when I was calling you out about making fun of my son's name. And I think I told her this off the air, but Carter asked if he could change his name to Ryder recently. Did you say yes? No, I hit him. Yeah. No, but Ry, name's Steve. Ryder's the Paw Patrol hero. Yeah. He's like, well, why don't I just have that name? I'll just give you one. Okay. And then we'll save the rest for tomorrow, because we did talk about Greek dancing.
Starting point is 00:30:17 We talked about goodnight calls. I loved that video. I bet you did. I loved all these videos. Oh, I know. Julie might think Shottie is probably the Vince Lombardi of... They're for you, Julie. They're for you. They are for me and I'm important. I'm valid. Oh yeah. As a consumer and a fan of the team. Sorry.
Starting point is 00:30:34 But he shortens words too and I've never heard this word shortened. I want to check with you guys. It's probably more the physical traits than anything. He's talking about the running backs. How do you actually evaluate running backs in shorts, all this kind of stuff. It's probably more the physical traits than anything. The other thing that you do see is the ability to not physically pass protect, but handle the mental X's and O's pieces where, okay, I got to look at this guy, but I got to be able to periphery what's going on over there.
Starting point is 00:31:04 Don't you verb peripheral. We got to periphery what's going on over there. Don't you verb peripheral. We gotta periphery that. Peripheral, is it peripheral? Peripheral is the actual word. It's like a word I feel like maybe a lot of people say wrong. Peripheral, I think there's another R in there. Well, you don't have to worry about that with Shottie.
Starting point is 00:31:20 Just peripheral. Just periphery. Peripheral. Right, he's cutting out the hard part of the word. Exactly. He's making things easier. He's cutting out the hard part and making it a verb. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:31:31 You can't, that's not allowed to just take a noun. It's kinda like how you were like, my gosh, Mike McDaniel is doing this, this, and this to make, he's doing this, this, and this with the English language. It's a whole new, yeah. I thought it was an X's and O's. I thought he was gonna do the right thing
Starting point is 00:31:47 because he played ping pong with Dak earlier. So let's do some viewer mail with Julie here and she's here because we have a big announcement later as well that she's going to be somewhat involved in. Viewer mail today brought to us by One Day Doors and Closets. I always forget to say and closets. You do be always forgetting. I know everybody and then I'll get so many emails on that. Anyway Julie has had one day doors to her house and they have
Starting point is 00:32:16 installed doors all in one day right? It's true. Everything you just said is true and I think the cool thing that I didn't realize is how much of a difference it was going to make in my world. Like they're just doors, but it makes a big difference. Especially if you work from home and you need it to be quiet in your office or if you have kids that are really loud and dogs that are really loud
Starting point is 00:32:38 that bark every time a package gets delivered and you're on calls, it really helps. And the doors are very pretty. So there. Yeah, and Ryan says that, you know, per the name of the company, he had been led to believe it would take one full day to install the seven doors in his house,
Starting point is 00:32:56 but it was only a couple hours. Which as he points out is 22 hours less than he expected. There you go. That's over delivering. But probably they can't change the name to three or four hour doors and closets. Yeah. Uh, but yeah, they look great. They say like hanging a new piece of art in every room.
Starting point is 00:33:15 It's like something you probably don't think about when you walk through your house, great to schedule as a gift. So hit them up one day, texas.com slash promo 30. That is one day, texas.com slash promo 30 that is one day texas.com slash promo 30 that is a BOGO on doors. BOGO! So do something cool for someone in your family get him get him some doors. Get him doors. Just get him doors. And it especially makes sense if you're remodeling right like if you're going to be doing this. Alright we're done with this. Dan was trying to make Remo happen.
Starting point is 00:33:46 Don't invite the sales girl on and tell her to stop selling. He wanted to try to do Remo for remodeling. Oh, no. And I don't think we're. That doesn't work. I'm sorry. Because you don't say re-modeling. Did you see Clayton, Dan?
Starting point is 00:34:05 No. You're good to go. He gave me a thumbs up. He gave you a thumb right up. OK. Love Clayton's thumb. Well, let's lead off then with this email, which you could send to BracketDan at hotmail.com.
Starting point is 00:34:21 It'll get right to me. It's incredibly fast man Living large you guys have emails as well, but Blake claims they're posted somewhere Oh I did get a things that are back prediction from Adrian He's predicting as I predict what I predict. I have some dodgeball dodgeball will be back We've been talking about things that are back. You can say the arse, the mentally disabled slur. Isn't that great? Oh my gosh, I'm free. Anyway, the Joe Paterno statue.
Starting point is 00:34:56 Oh, okay. It says in 2012 it was removed and stored in a secure location, so it has not been destroyed. As we're now renaming our... That seems so unstable. Took a lot of Confederate names off of stuff, and now they're putting it back up, I guess. It seems so what? Unstable.
Starting point is 00:35:13 To bring it back or to get rid of it? To just store it just in case. It does. Dr. Evil or something, split it on ice. It's just tough. It's tough because it involves pedophilia. Like are we saying, like obviously Sandusky's never coming back.
Starting point is 00:35:29 Right, they won't put that statue up. But, you know, Paterno, it was because he knew about pedophilia. Like people being proud of the South because they're racist, that never really went anywhere. It was just kind of like in the background. They're not racist, it's just states' rights. Pito though?
Starting point is 00:35:46 I don't know, I think I'm gonna have to disagree with the... Will in Richmond, Virginia says, Mr. Dan, can we get an update on the SNL Fantasy League now that the season is over? Okay. Blake just shook his head. The big season... This is a fake...
Starting point is 00:36:02 Is this from K.Turner at Hotmail? Well, joining us now is Kevin Turner, who is the guy who put together the... Can I just say, you don't have to lie to us about the origin of the email. Off the air, Dan's like, man, I got an email about the... I'm not lying. Overacting.
Starting point is 00:36:23 Will in Richmond, Virginia. How did you pick Richmond, Virginia? Okay. These guys are idiots Katie I I'm a big fan of Katie and that mustache Anything Blake does you gotta do, huh? Yeah, and I just want to give a big shout out to intern Henry for getting you guys on the air today. Yeah Think it could be done. Shout out so Katie knows how hard it is. didn't think it could be done. Shout out. KT knows how hard it is. No one thought it could be done. Get out of here, KT. Anyway.
Starting point is 00:36:50 Clayton's fine too. I didn't know you had a mustache, Kevin. You didn't tell me this. I didn't until I found out at about 11 a.m. I was gonna be on the show today. Oh, it's a hot new mustache just for today? It's the Blake stash. He can grow one that fast.
Starting point is 00:37:05 Wow. He's just like, Lucky us. Pushes a mustache out. Oh my God. Just think really hard about a mustache. Did you guys work together on The Freak, you and Kevin Turner?
Starting point is 00:37:16 Yeah, Dave. Were you on the same program? We were on the same program. Until they moved us. Julie and I woke up together for about six months. That's true. It's hot. It's true.
Starting point is 00:37:28 And then you were on the afternoon with Reiner and who? Kavanaugh. And Kavanaugh, okay. Yeah, but I was on both shows with Kavanaugh. We both made the jump. Okay, and KT somehow still on that ship. He kept his job and got all you guys fired. Pretty much. And hopefully or I guess this is a private thing when he said hopefully
Starting point is 00:37:51 Ben and Skin are next but. Let it be known because I've never been fired before. I was fired for four days and then. That was an interesting move. Crawling back begging knocking at the, don't let me go. No, I'll never go back in there, Julie. Yeah, so KT Kevin Turner, he's on the break. Mike, I'll never go back. Just kidding, Kevin. And he also on his YouTube page did an SNL fantasy draft.
Starting point is 00:38:17 I was a big participant in this, and the season is over now. Who won the season? We had a tie between me and... Dude, this checks out so hard. Every one of his bits and games ends in a tie somehow. A tie or like... There's no winner, there's no payoff.
Starting point is 00:38:35 Or there's some sort of like technicality... No, you're just gonna let him finish. ...an asterisk or something always. You have to carry it over into next year. Insane, vacated wins. It's like a salary cap charge. Confusing rules, very confusing. Okay.
Starting point is 00:38:47 Let's let him... Yeah. Go ahead. Okay, yeah. Let's just follow the rules of the guy who rides the Dart. Okay. Hanging out with hobos. Okay, we're taking a look now at the...
Starting point is 00:39:01 Well, we're hanging out. So the way the fantasy draft works is basically, it's who's going to host or who's going to be the musical guest. And eight people, or is it 10 people in a draft? I don't know. However many people are in the draft, you just go through it like a fantasy football draft
Starting point is 00:39:18 and you get to pick names just out of the blue. You get extra points if they're a host slash musical guest. So maybe your Timberlake or somebody like that can do both. Maybe our Savannah Bananas guy someday. Maybe he'll be the musical guest and the host. But yeah, boy, you kind of kicked ass there. Did you have the first pick? I had the eighth pick in the draft. But if you look at my strategy, I leaned really heavy on music releases. Like when were albums going to be coming out? I hit on Coldplay and Jelly Roll because I knew their albums were coming out. That's what I leaned in on. And the big story of the season is that Dan didn't show up to the draft.
Starting point is 00:39:59 But I had a GM. But did you had a sneaky good pick because when you picked in the fifth round Parker Posey, I kind of was starting to lampoon you like Parker Posey is not going to host, but she ended up being like a big pop culture figure of 2024 and 2025. I was surprised she didn't. Yeah. Yeah. That was really good. I would like to invite the dumb zone to be one of the teams as a full team in the 25 26 draft that'll be coming up in August.
Starting point is 00:40:30 I just need a commitment from two of the three. Yeah, we'll be there. Okay, there we go. Are you in? What does that mean a full team? Like we're the ones that pick. But you didn't even pick before. No, I didn't.
Starting point is 00:40:46 That's why he wants the dumb zone. He's trying to get one of us on his YouTube channel. I'll do it. He knows the star power of Jake Kemp. And I think I'd be... You know, I thought I'd be decent at this. Now I'm looking at the season 50 list. And I don't know who have these...
Starting point is 00:41:02 I don't know who... Was it Mikey Madsen? We should have picked Walt Goggins. Juanita Brunson. Walt Goggins was a good one. Tate McCray, that seems like a shortstop. She's, it's a girl and she wears hockey jerseys and sings. She's from Canada.
Starting point is 00:41:17 Interesting. Some say she's hot. The musical guests are gonna be tough. Mick Ghee? That there's a musical guest named Mick Ghee? The musical guests are gonna be be tough. Mick Ghee? There's a musical guest named Mick Ghee? The musical guests are going to be tough for you. Yeah. But you don't guess them.
Starting point is 00:41:29 As far as the comedy stuff, that's your bit, dude. Yeah, but how many comedy people are on here? There's Nate, there's Bill, oh, there's more than I thought. It's Hun, Malaney, Shane, Bill Burr. Jack Black. You know these people. You host a pop culture based podcast. You know 10 people. You host a pop culture based podcast. You know 10 people.
Starting point is 00:41:48 You could do the draft here. Look at TC. TC just nailed it. He had the number two pick in the draft. Just took Lady Gaga. Boom. TC had a good run there. Okay, I'm in.
Starting point is 00:41:58 Okay. Thanks, KT and Richmond. I swear. I swear. Look. Thanks for joining us today KT. When I emailed Dan about this I really didn't think it would make the run sheet. Listen to me I'm gonna be getting in my car at 305 today and if I don't hear it's been a while since. When can I get tool tickets? First of all, we're giving away Ranger tickets this week. All right, thanks for joining us, KT.
Starting point is 00:42:29 305 is not when we would be playing a song for the most part. That's Kevin KT Turner. Don't you know? Hi, Julie. You can hear him on 90 something the freak. Don't they, what's their number? No, it's the eagle.
Starting point is 00:42:43 The eagle landed. Go away, Kevin! Muted now. Let's see here. I got one from DFP. Here we go. Dear Hair Commandment of the Muffed Waffle.
Starting point is 00:43:00 Muffed Waffle? I don't know what it says. He says, Forrest Gump sucks. Oh boy. There is no doubt Muff Dwarf? I don't know what it says. He says, Forrest Gump sucks. Oh boy. There is no doubt Julie loves Forrest Gump. Of course! It was a wonderful movie. It is the most blatantly manipulative movie ever. It's so cheap. It's like a wrestler who comes out and talks about the people of this great city for a cheap pop. It's the cinematic equivalent of H hacksaw Jim Duggan. It's cinematic date rape.
Starting point is 00:43:31 People who watch The Bachelor and see one movie a year think the running scene is brilliant cinema. Not only did it beat out Pulp Fiction for best picture, it also beat out the Shawshank Redemption. Most importantly, I want to hear the film school roast twins' opinion on it. Oh no. And he signs off with F. Forrest Gump from DFP. Forrest Gump canceled?
Starting point is 00:43:57 Like was there a Me Too thing with Forrest Gump? No, no, no. Why do we hate him? It's not that, it's just that it's a very, it's a very paint by numbers basic movie, and people who like movies don't think it's a good movie. Especially up against like Shawshank. It's not cool enough.
Starting point is 00:44:11 Shawshank and what was the other one? It's not. Goodfellas. Pulp Fiction. Pulp Fiction, okay. But you know, it's very. Goodfellas lost to something crappy too. That's right, we were talking about it the other day.
Starting point is 00:44:22 Is that the penis? I don't even remember. The penis. I don't know, I'll look that up. The English patient. No, it's, Forrest Gump is like a Disney movie for adults. Yeah, and Disney movies are popular, I guess. I got no problem with it. I feel like, now that I've learned so much about life
Starting point is 00:44:40 and people and brain stuff, AIDS. A big part of Forrest Gump. Oh really, well I was gonna say, I'd love if he was tested what diagnosis Forrest Gump would have. Oh yeah. Definitely some stuff going on there. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:44:56 I mean we knew that, but. And that would make, honestly that would make his rushing title at Alabama that much more impressive. They were like, you know, we have a word for this. Special needs. That would make his rushing title at Alabama that much more impressive. They were like, you know, we have a word for this. Special needs. Adam weighs in regarding burkas. This was a topic last week.
Starting point is 00:45:16 Oh, because the lady in my gym wearing one? Dan saw a lady in his gym touring the gym with a burka. The burka is the full eye only. Hijab is just like your head and you can see your face. Burka's eyes only. Okay. And I told Dan, I was like, you know, during COVID, TC had the idea, he was like, you know,
Starting point is 00:45:38 I've always liked the burka because there's a lot of mystery. And his point was with COVID masks, he thought women got hotter, because he could just let his imagination run wild. He's like, all I see is your pretty eyes. Adam says, I was doing a little gig work delivering for Amazon today.
Starting point is 00:45:55 This is last week. I'm in a storage locker when this couple walks in to get their mail. This is at a fancy apartment complex in Plano. The dude is a decent looking brown dude, beard, golf shirt, jeans, 6'2", has that half-buff, half-dad bod look. Wife is full black burka, only eyes are visible, but they were having a conversation in English. She's got a slender frame and an athletic build. When I tell you she had one of the hottest voices
Starting point is 00:46:25 I've ever heard, I'm not exaggerating. English with a hint of that Persian accent and a body that you know is a 10 under there. I had to finish delivering and get out of there because I started to brick up. Oh my god. Hell yeah, bro. Anyways, there are exotic hots under those burkas
Starting point is 00:46:44 with features you can only dream of. And I think I'm with him. Dan was like, they're just gross under there. I think when you think about it. Yeah, you'd let it go, I think. I don't think so, because I think those women, a lot of them are afraid of their husbands. Yeah, that's a good point.
Starting point is 00:46:59 Like I think if I got to wear a burka all the time, maybe I would just not go to the gym. Like, who cares? Right. I'm never allowed to flatter. To show this awesome body. So your eyes are showing, but then everything else is like. Everything, like and it's just, yeah.
Starting point is 00:47:13 And so men enjoy fantasizing about what's under there. Well I think the reason in their, in their culture, well in their culture, they do it because it's like my wife is only for me. Yeah. And our culture's not like that, but I'm saying if that's your culture, they do it because it's like, my wife is only for me. Yeah. And our culture's not like that. But I'm saying, if that's your culture, my wife is only for me, I doubt you're letting your wife,
Starting point is 00:47:33 like you obviously control her, I doubt you're letting her get like really out of shape. Dude, I wish I could wear that. Yeah, well I think if you want to have a husband who can beat you if you mouth off. Well no, not that part of it, but I like the outfit. It's wonderful, it's like a muumuu, or like a poncho that we wear and everyone makes fun of us.
Starting point is 00:47:51 It's so American to immediately be like, I could get fat in that. Both Dan and Julie were like, I know what I could do. Philip weighs in. Last week we were talking about the concept of saying bless you. Yeah. Ways in, last week we were talking about the concept of saying bless you. Yeah? Because Dan got chastised for not doubling up on a bless you because his wife sneezed
Starting point is 00:48:11 twice. She sneezed, I gave the bless you. She sneezed again like five seconds later. Yeah, it's not just one bless you for the whole day. I don't know, I feel like- And if you're going to start analyzing it, like how much time has to pass before you say bless you? More than five seconds. I kind of feel like it's a, is this an interaction?
Starting point is 00:48:31 Like if I see you two hours from now at Fox, and I've already said bless you, we're good. Two hours from now? No. But if I see him later on at the strip club, then he does it. Then I'm like, ugh. The thing is, I just don't believe in saying bless you to anybody.
Starting point is 00:48:45 Why? Just because the word bless and all that meditation? Like, why? What does it mean? What am I doing? Do I got to do it for every time you make any noise? You scared away spirits. What if you cough?
Starting point is 00:48:55 So that's what Philip weighed in about, is that Native Americans believe evil spirits are allowed in during a sneeze, like your defense system is down. And how did they do? And he says, once I realized that, I stopped saying it. Ah, okay. Ha, my wife got upset, and I asked if she was worried about evil spirits, and she looked confused.
Starting point is 00:49:19 All the best, for Philip. It's just a nice, courtesy thing to do for somebody. We don't have to overanalyze it. The proper thing is a bless you, and then they sneeze again, and you bless you again, and then say there's a third sneeze. Oh wow, you really got it going today. That's how you interact with a sneezer.
Starting point is 00:49:36 You have to say something if they sneeze three or four times in a row. Like you have to. Or else you can't. These are unwritten rules though, and it's confusing to me. I got something from Jeremy. Jeremy.
Starting point is 00:49:47 This was an email sent last June. June 28th, 2024, where he says, no purpose to this email, other than to tell you about an experience I had that I couldn't share with anyone else, it's in the same vein of 9-11 memorials in Mexican restaurant parking lots. He says, last weekend, went with the family and a few others to Splashway Waterpark in
Starting point is 00:50:13 Sheridan, Texas. Great place, fun time, but on Saturday, we're taking a break eating lunch under some shade and I hear over the loudspeaker and cross the entire water park to stand and gentlemen remove your hats because the national anthem would be about to be was about to be played. So as you can imagine being a dumb eff I reacted in surprise and shock my wife did not reciprocate my questioning and my other friends promptly rose to remove their hats and stood at attention. People standing in line for water slides, food in restrooms, et cetera, while the anthem played.
Starting point is 00:50:51 Immediately following the anthem, none other than Lee Greenwood plays across the park, no puppet from Jeremy. I just had a water park. So that was last June. I remember that. Yeah. I got an email yesterday.
Starting point is 00:51:06 It says, hello friends, happy business Wednesday. If you remember, last year around this time I shared a story of a water park. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So he says, this time I need to get some video evidence to share. I made it a point to be at my table before 1 p.m. gently guiding my children and group back to the table for lunch because quote I was hungry. He's just setting up. Enjoy the video or not from Jeremy so we do have that. Water Park does look sick. I wonder how many of those type places there are out there
Starting point is 00:51:39 that I just don't know about. What secret water park? go ahead and fire that up anytime oh well this is a little crooked but turn your head and we'll see this is so here wait so everybody they're wearing their bathing suits is there a kid up at the top of the slide with his hands up on the top like rocking back and forth waiting to go yeah yeah they're not running rides look there's no one going down the slide with his hands up on the top like rocking back and forth waiting to go yeah yeah they're not running rides look there's no one going down the slide hey on your feet well what are you supposed to do old glory those call the flag still is that like the old lifeguards got a figure right lifeguards standing she has to do that every day.
Starting point is 00:52:25 Look, that lady can wear her hat. That is not equality. I thought we want equality. She just is wearing a hat. Yeah, but I don't get to wear a hat. If I wear a hat, I'm Alpida. That's not true. No one thinks it's done.
Starting point is 00:52:43 Everyone clap. Yes. Also that anthem was mid-A.F. So is somebody actually singing? Hold on, let's see if Greenwood, that's, I don't know, I assume it's a recording. Hold on. Thank you. Enjoy your 5% off.
Starting point is 00:53:06 Please hit the gift shop on your way out. Is that Lee Greenwood? I don't know. It sounded like that's what was starting, but the slides were running again. Yeah, that's wild. Proud to be an American? What's the Lee Greenwood song?
Starting point is 00:53:15 Yeah. Yeah. I have an anchored phrase from Ryan. He says falling in is usually only followed by love. What else do you fall in? Falling in. He says maybe into debt, but that's an into. I don't know.
Starting point is 00:53:33 You don't really fall into debt. It's kind of a gradual, decades long. Fall in love implies it's like a quick, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. Such a romantic. Hit by the arrow. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:53:48 Oh. And then I have a bad beat. Ooh. Been a while, but this comes from Sam, who is a fellow Halo fan, who asked me if I remembered the file share system from Halo 3. Says, I was in middle school when Halo 3
Starting point is 00:54:03 was at its peak and me coming of age seeing this image, or the billion others like it, definitely helped me fire off a round or two. Oh my god. So somehow they were able to trace or shoot this curvy woman and add, I guess, a plasma gun to certain areas. And this worked for plenty of 12 year olds out there
Starting point is 00:54:25 that's I can see it that's genius and Sam ends his email with phase up who I'm with them now the clan yep do you want to hear Levi giving you some advice for the handoff yeah hello Fallopian philanthropist. As a fullback dive kind of guy, obviously I'm a huge fan of run the ball Blake and the handoff. Idea for the segment, call each one of Blake's thoughts first, second, and third down. But then no need for a fourth down because we punt on fourth down. Well, we got to flip the field.
Starting point is 00:55:03 Hidden yardage with the field position game we gotta flip the field. Yeah. Hidden yardage. With the field position game. That's really good. Yeah. I do have a gummy thawed email and this one could be brought to us by Early Bird CBD. Our good friends. Not your father's CBD because it has THC in it. So if indeed you do get drug tested at work,
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Starting point is 00:56:35 It's male or female. That's a hot name. Gummy thought related to the other day's discussion about how we're closer to 2050 than the year 2000. First of all, that was a really dumb point by me. Because we're not through 25, is that what you're saying? No, because the other day I said we're midway, I just read something on the internet and I printed it and ran with it and then we argued with Blake about it, both of us, because you're a good friend, so you're going to jump on my side and argue against this little idiot. But
Starting point is 00:57:11 you're quite logical. You're right. How could we be... Because I said we're more than midway through 2025. And he's like, well, what? Which means we're closer to 2050 than we are to the year 2000, which blows my mind. Yeah. Except how could we be closer to 2025? I took your word for it. I see you're the guy who does today in history. Like, yeah, it doesn't make sense. Like we have to wait until July 1st. After July 1st, we will be closer to the end of the year
Starting point is 00:57:40 and then the end of the. But is that true? Is July 1st the 180? I did that. OK. I assumed you. It might be July 2nd or something, but I didn't do it the other day.
Starting point is 00:57:50 I didn't think too much about it. I just read it. Kind of assumed you did. Right. No, I got ballsacked. That's fine. Why did people put out just totally erroneous information just so that I can look like a fool?
Starting point is 00:58:01 Why? Otherwise, I wouldn't look like a fool. I'd look awesome. You know what? That's what people don't understand, how awesome I could look like a fool. Why? Ah. Otherwise I wouldn't look like a fool. I'd look awesome. You know what? That's what people don't understand, how awesome I could look. I was gonna show, this is a, this is viewer mail adjacent.
Starting point is 00:58:11 My wife sent me this the other day. It's from her, no, it's from her family group chat. Just one? And uh. I know you like the right one. That was weird. Somebody sent, this appears to be a photo. Another one waiting for you, I wonder where this the right one. That was weird. Somebody sent, somebody sent, uh, this appears to be a photo. Another one waiting for you.
Starting point is 00:58:27 Where this came from. When you get home. Like what you see. Go to godaddy.com to see. No, uh, her aunt sent a photo, a photo, as you can see, I'm not gonna put it on camera, but just of like the bottom corner of a magazine. Excellent. So you know, just the bottom corner of a magazine. Excellent.
Starting point is 00:58:45 So you notice the bottom corner of a magazine, she's reading, takes a photo, and it just says, it's a do's and don'ts page. Do outwit scam callers. And it's just got a little note here. Now scammers use artificial intelligence to trick us with quote, voice cloning. Once a scammer, and it's just got like some tools here.
Starting point is 00:59:04 So her aunt sends this to the group chat of 20 people, all women, and other aunt, it just says, hi fam, I thought this was a good reminder. Never answer a spam call so AI can't clone your voice. Other aunt, good to know. The other one, I agree, it is mind boggling what all they are capable of. And it just made me think, they're always thinking
Starting point is 00:59:30 about them, what they're doing out there. You know, I don't think about them at all. I don't know what they're doing. It's a good way to live. Just like there's a set of society that's just like, what are they up to? Bro, AI is getting way better. Like, I think even a year ago.
Starting point is 00:59:45 Oh, that's a real thing, dude. I told you, that happened to our buddy David Ruff at Circling Back. Somebody used his sister's voice to call his parents and was like, I was in a horrible car accident. I need all this money. That is so creepy. It can happen, and guess what?
Starting point is 01:00:00 It won't be hard for us. Yeah. Calling our voice. There's a lot of your voice out be hard for us. Yeah. Yeah. Calling our voice. There's a lot of your voice out there. You're. Yeah, they're gonna get us. Our, but no, I mean, I even think a year ago, they would have a fake Trump video or something. You can kind of tell the mouth that, you know.
Starting point is 01:00:20 Dude, I. No, they're perfect. I saw one yesterday that legitimately freaked me out. A Trump one that I actually was like, and with him it's a lot, it makes more sense, because when Mike McCarthy gets fired or Jerry, I know he's not like, well he was up there with a goddamn motherfucking burgund, you know?
Starting point is 01:00:38 With Trump, he was like, saying things that definitely seemed feasible. Maybe he would say. Yeah. I feel like that was something everybody was so scared of for a while there. Deep fakes. Deep fakes. It was a big thing.
Starting point is 01:00:50 We talked about it on the radio a lot. Yeah. In Taylor Swift, it happened to her, and she got all mad. But I feel like I haven't seen a deep fake since. It's kind of morphed into the AI thing. But they are also somewhat trying to legislate it. Yeah, maybe they did. Good job, legislators. When's deep fake porn going to get going? AI thing but they are also somewhat trying to legislate it yeah good job legislators when's deep fake porn gonna get going they've already had to try to
Starting point is 01:01:13 stop you're doing good she's not wrong keep up the good work. There you go. He's getting so busy. I'm trying to learn more about porn. I'm proud of you. Anyway, back to Bailey. Got me thought related to the other day's discussion about how we're closer to 2050 than 2000. In Back to the Future, future. Marty went back in time 30 years, from 1985 to 1955. If the movie was set today, he would travel back to 1995. That does not feel the same.
Starting point is 01:01:52 And I guess that's what we were talking about the other day, about how things kind of seem similar to the year 2000 from now. Yeah. Yeah, now it seems more similar to 2000 than 2000 to 75. Yeah. It's true. The teens decade, I feel like, is a little bit of the forgotten decade.
Starting point is 01:02:11 Like I always forget that that whole decade existed. I go from like 2003, 2007 to like now. So it's not just because we're older and life is more the same for us. Like if you're 40 and you look back to when you were 30, that's probably some similar stuff. You know, if you're 40 and you look back to when you were 30, that's probably some similar stuff. You know, if you're 40 and you look back to when you were 10, that's quite different.
Starting point is 01:02:30 You know, the world is quite different to you. But the 30 years of 85 to 55, just the stark difference in everything in life. To where 30 years from, you know, now, 1995, still cars aren't, you know, so like 1995 I don't I still cars aren't you know cars aren't yeah but everything is online like we don't have cash anymore that's why I still sure but I would be a lot of there I just think everything post internet computer what like maybe you say oh five you know or or iPhone era. 95 was still a transition to getting online. But to me, I think the last 20 years have been,
Starting point is 01:03:10 while huge progress, I feel like once we got to the iPhone, life changed, and it's been relatively the same since then. Man, I don't know. It's been lame. I don't pull my card out anywhere anymore. I pay on my phone. All my banking is done on the phone. All my bills are on the phone.
Starting point is 01:03:27 Yeah, but the change from card to phone is I feel like smaller than cash to card. No? But maybe not. I just think in general, like kids' lives today, like I think if you had a kid who was born today or a kid born 10 years ago, it's not that different. Will they ever have cash?
Starting point is 01:03:46 No. Hoping not. Probably not. OK, how about this, though? There can be a theme party for each decade back in the 60s, the 70s, the 80s, the 90s even. And then you get here, and we're all boring in the same. So Gummy thought, like 100 years from now,
Starting point is 01:04:04 what are our theme parties going to be? Are they only going to live in the 60s and the same. So Gummy thought, like 100 years from now, what are our theme parties gonna be? Are they only gonna live in the 60s and the 70s and the 80s and the 90s? It's because of social media. It's just sad. Like you don't get as much of a, and things move faster now. Unless this phone stuff turns into a chip in your temple
Starting point is 01:04:20 or something and you will be looking back at this as, oh, look at everybody holding a phone and looking at it. Right. Or everybody's chipped in a while, and so the parties are pre-chipped. Like, let's pretend like we don't have a chip, and they're just all going crazy. Or will-
Starting point is 01:04:33 Oh, shit. Will tattoos fade away? And then you'll look back at this error and everybody's got tattooed. Like, oh, I'm gonna put on fake tattoos to pretend I'm in 2020. I definitely think that there is a good chance that- Like tramp stamps.
Starting point is 01:04:48 Listen, there's a pretty good chance that my kids, Julie's kids, are going to, in college or in their 20s, go to a COVID-themed party. That's a good one. They'll have masks. It's actually a really good one. They'll probably have glory holes. Remember, we were supposed to bone through glory holes? Like they'll, COVID will be a comedy. If you think 9-11 is funny now, how do you think
Starting point is 01:05:11 COVID? I'm just saying COVID will be very funny in 20. It's funny now. It's funny now that they were like, change out the baseballs in the outfield. It's funny now that the president was like, shoot up bleach, I don't care. MAGA hats? That'll be, that's TPD. But a thing that shows you you're in the... Yeah, it's just, if there's like a large scale, like 2020s.
Starting point is 01:05:38 So you know, last time I commented on MAGA, we lost like 50 subscribers. I'm not saying positive or negative, I'm saying in a hundred years you wanna, well, we don't know. Like if you wanna say now, were you a hundred years ago, that's 1925, right? So it's like, okay, I'll put on one of those derbies
Starting point is 01:05:55 or something. Right. Yeah. Yeah, but I'm saying that we don't know yet how that hat's gonna be viewed. Ah, okay. It could be viewed very negatively or? It may be that you're not allowed to view it negatively. Yeah, who knows?
Starting point is 01:06:07 Oh gosh. Look at them, a race riot. No, a school shooting. Right, are they gonna? That's gonna be much more easier. Yeah. Oh. Yeah, like you'll, maybe if guns are eradicated
Starting point is 01:06:18 in 100 years or whatever. You bring a gun. You're carrying your gun. Like a fake gun. Yeah, look, I'm carrying a gun. Yeah. Are guns our go-go boots? Hell yeah. No, I like that, yeah.
Starting point is 01:06:26 Oh, you got an old one. Y'all are just describing Demolition Man right now. Oh. Best picture in 1991. Demolition Man? Oh yeah. No, best picture in 1991, just to follow up on something from earlier,
Starting point is 01:06:40 was, so Goodfellas. Yeah. Is it 91? 91 sounds right for Goodfellas. Okay, so Goodfellas, is it 91? 91 sounds right for Goodfellas. Okay, so Goodfellas was 91. It was up against the Godfather III, Ghost, Awakenings. I don't know what that is.
Starting point is 01:06:58 Ghost was so funny. But the winner of the best picture, Goodfellas lost two. Well, how many did I say? The winner of the best picture, Goodfellas lost two. Well, how many did I say? The Godfather Ghost Awakenings, that's three. And four. Wow, Dances with Wolves. Dances with Wolves. Here you are.
Starting point is 01:07:17 Here you are. Here you are. Of course did win. Top five day. Good times. Good times indeed. Big things next. Oh okay. Is somebody in there? Sir can you hear me? Yeah I hear you. Sir. I don't know if I'm okay. Can you get out for me? I'm hurting let me get my phone I gotta call somebody
Starting point is 01:07:53 Before you call the insurance company call Frankel first Frankel and Frankel call 214 or 817 all threes All right time for a quick fast facts. It's Thursday. A lot of things coming out for the summer menus. Taco Bell has got new chicken tacos and burritos. They saw the popularity of the nuggets now they're going strips. So you can get tacos and burritos with their new all crispy chicken strips. McDonald's is unveiling the new Hershey S'mores McFlurry
Starting point is 01:08:27 for the summer starting June 10th. You can get that in participating locations. Chipotle announcing a new adobo ranch dip available at participating locations across the US and Canada for all of our Northern brethren. June 17th, check that out, adobo ranch. First time I think Chipotle's done a dip in a while so get after that. And out of the pizza world after a
Starting point is 01:08:51 successful test in Las Vegas and North Carolina Papa John's has officially launched a new cheddar crust pizza that will be available across locations in the US this month so get out try it, see what you like. You're listening to The Dumb Zone. What's the Constellation Club, Julie? The Constellation Club, I've had some very serious high level business meetings there. It's a cool spot in Los Colinas, high atop Los Colinas, what, 26th floor or something
Starting point is 01:09:33 like that. So it's kind of one of those cool spots where you can go work, you can have lunch, you can have dinner. You can have a podcast. There's some private office space in there. No comment. And y'all are going gonna have a podcast there. That's right. Next Friday from 3 to 6 p.m. a live remote. So we're changing up the time for the Constellation Club in Las Calinas. It's called the Towers at
Starting point is 01:09:58 Williams Square and we will have, they will have, $2 wings, $2 tamales, and $1 drafts while we're there for a special broadcast Friday, June 20th. Now you know what wings are, right? What are you saying? Because you don't know what tamales are, that's what he's getting at. Yeah, I mean you would just learn.
Starting point is 01:10:20 Very familiar with tamales these days. Tamales were. Yeah. So make sure you're good on wings. I just don't think that everybody needs to make fun of me for everything. So yeah, join us out there, the Constellation Club. It's awesome.
Starting point is 01:10:36 We had our Christmas, holiday party there. Christmas, we call it Christmas. Now we can say it's back. That's back. We did at the time. I think it said on the invite Christmas party, right? Right. We demanded that.
Starting point is 01:10:47 Yeah. Okay, we have a big announcement and then we'll do news and today in history and then we will have closing remarks with some folks that are here for our big announcement. Our big announcement, Dan, is that we now have a studio sponsorship, a title. Studio naming rights.
Starting point is 01:11:14 The naming rights. Title sponsor, what do you call it when you build this place for the Mavericks to play and then you have the naming right? Why do they do that? I don't know. Enron Studio. That's right. So that's why we have this black thing up over this sign. People are like, why'd you take everything down? And this is why. That's right. We were preparing for this moment. I'm so excited. In fact, your whole life you've been preparing for this moment.
Starting point is 01:11:55 That is a sign and that sign says Game Day Men's Health and this is now called the Game Day Men's Health Studio. Heck yeah. This studio in downtown Dallas at the Fox 4 building is now owned by Game Day Men's Health. That's right. The naming rights are owned by it. I don't know that anybody can just own the studio. I took my first visit to Game Day Men's Health, the Grapevine location on Monday.
Starting point is 01:12:30 A little consultation. Got my first treatment. Yeah? Yeah, and I know you were locked into the finals last night, so you weren't able to see this. They say results not typical. I actually, I threw two and a third scoreless last night for the Rangers.
Starting point is 01:12:49 Oh really? In relief, yeah, middle relief. But again, not typical, but week one for me, results are super positive. How do we all miss that? No, I'm actually very excited about this. Because it was during a Rangers game. This is, because we're old.
Starting point is 01:13:04 Varying levels of old, but I'm trying to like stay in shape. It's a big part of my life now. Whoa, excuse me. Well, I- I think I have a peptide for birds. Certainly not nearly old. Yeah, well that's part of closing remarks.
Starting point is 01:13:19 I need, the question is what is peptide? Cause everybody tells me about peptide. What are peptide? But Dave tells me about peptide. What are peptide? But Dave is sitting next to Julie over there. He's from the Grapevine location. And so he's gonna get a little preferential treatment here because we've met Dave quite a few times. I actually went there twice so far
Starting point is 01:13:39 because I went the day before the generic summer event for a little B12 shot bro get you through the weekend you kind of feel feel it all week everybody's talking about how great the event was and the secret sauce was game day mental that's right yeah what do you have to say for yourself dave that's what we do yeah we make that guy feel his absolute best put some pep in his step okay feel is absolute best. Put some pep in his step. Okay. So do you mind having to sit through our show now for a little bit before we get a little more in-depth in closing remarks? No, not at all. That's what I was hoping your answer would be because if he said yes I actually have to go now that would have bothered me
Starting point is 01:14:17 quite a bit. So yeah let's move on to the news, I suppose. Here's Jay with the dumb zone news. Let's make this brought to us by Frankel and Frankel. They are our personal injury attorneys at 214 or 817, and then you dial all threes. They will fight those insurance companies for you. If you get in a car accident, they're kind of big with car accidents, right?
Starting point is 01:14:43 Yeah. You get in a car accident, I mean, they don't cause them or anything, but they're good in helping you if you were in an accident. And you have a personal injury, that's what it's all about. Personal injury lawyers, the Frankles are awesome. Big time sponsor as well, so Frankle and Frankl. Let's see here a couple weather related stories in Palo Pinto County we had a storm about six inches of rain and the headline here is that about ten people had to be rescued from flooding. We're talking like from on top of your
Starting point is 01:15:24 house type situation. Oh, okay. I was thinking, jeez, you've seen them people out and usually it's driving and them people. Well, just people. Yeah. That it's like, Hey, high water. Don't drive here.
Starting point is 01:15:36 And then they're like, yeah, I'm sure I could. Right. And then they get stuck in the middle of that. Yeah. I've, uh, I've always been super conservative about that. Like if there's any type of water at all, I'm not messing with that. That's smart.
Starting point is 01:15:51 But you would think in my general throw caution to the wind thing, but no, that's not what I'm playing with. Yeah, didn't like Mike Ducey get stuck in a flood or something on this day? I mean, I think he might've been one of the six people. Did he? Yeah, he posted about being stuck in a flood or something on this day? I mean, I think he might have been one of the six people. Did he? Yeah, he posted about being stuck in water and so glad he didn't try to go further or something.
Starting point is 01:16:11 Today? No, a few days ago. Oh. I don't really fear, I guess I fear if I don't drive into it, but I don't know that I've ever lived anywhere where I had to worry about the house flood. Like, I don't know that, we don't have flood insurance here, right?
Starting point is 01:16:26 There's no way. Oh dear, about to go down a rabbit hole. Well no, I mean, I just assume we don't. But I have no idea, I've never feared the flood. Is that a thing in Ohio? Flood's gonna come back and get you, just for saying that. Not at all.
Starting point is 01:16:39 No, I don't think I lived anywhere with that as a concern. Where's this, Palo Pinto? Palo Pinto? Where's that? Palo Pinto County, what? South, north, west? West. It could be anywhere. It's west, but I couldn't remember
Starting point is 01:16:52 if it was west and north or west and south. By Possum Kingdom State Park. Okay. Mineral Wells area. I know that place. Do you think the water had anything to do with your delays this morning? Like I said, it's probably more of the house bill trying to cut the cost, but yeah, maybe.
Starting point is 01:17:14 You know, we really need the rain. Oh, that's run the ball guy for sure. I told you, I mowed on Sunday and I'd just been watching with glee every day as it's rained. It's starting to green up. I told you I mowed on Sunday and I've just been watching with glee every day as it's rained Starting to green up Is it late in the year for this All this rain yeah Yeah, right like it are we in are gonna be in a flood year because we live across the street from Grapevine Lake and so sometimes our neighbors backyards are
Starting point is 01:17:43 The lake and sometimes you can walk across that to Bob Jones Park. It seems like we should be in day like 42 of no rain. It's typically the time June and July. Blake Gunter Texas. I do. Is it Eagles? Are we drought season? Where is Gunter? What's happening? Uh, off the top of my head. I don't know. Well, at a golf course in Gunter, it's around here, North Texas somewhere.
Starting point is 01:18:13 Oh, OK. North of Salina. Two men were playing golf during big weather. They were both struck by lightning. Both of them? One killed, one injured. This was Sunday. How are they playing?
Starting point is 01:18:29 Doesn't matter. There's no note on how hot they were in the round or on whether or not they were getting it up and down before they were laid down by God's electricity. If I'm on pace to break 80, I'm continuing to play. It was a father and... After you get struck by lightning, you can't continue to play. No, I mean, that's why your out there still playing. Oh. You would not. The son,
Starting point is 01:18:54 40, passed away. In this scenario, Blake's scenario, the dad who's in his 70s, looking down at his smoldering son is like I'm playing pretty well well he might be looking at his work hard saying I have a chance to shoot my age we have to keep playing yeah you never think you're gonna get struck by lightning and Blake's defense right you never think you're gonna be the person I'm just happy we made it this far without Dan victim blaming because they were playing golf during a lightning storm.
Starting point is 01:19:27 That's back. You do seem to, you know, you're holding a rod. Right. Like don't we complain about delays for football games or whatever, cause the lightning like. Yeah, yeah, I mean there's something to that. But golf though, you mean you're actually holding. Not smart.
Starting point is 01:19:45 A piece of metal. A piece of metal? A piece of metal. You're asking for it. Had to check in. That's a bad story, Jake. Do you have a plane crash story? Yeah. Okay. Do you wanna do it now or do you wanna close?
Starting point is 01:19:56 Was this sent to you once or twice? I had a story sent to me literally a million times, but I just wanted to make sure you had it. We will do the. Okay, sorry. I shouldn't have questioned your integrity as a newsman. You're fine. It's a story that will be done today.
Starting point is 01:20:10 Another quick one here locally. Have I told you guys before, I know I've told Blake because I invited him, that my wife's family, one of my wife's many families, they own like miniature horses and miniature donkeys- What? That you can get your pictures taken with. Why did you invite Blake and not me? And no, you haven't told us. It was at the stock show.
Starting point is 01:20:31 Okay. They have a booth at the stock show every year. They've done it for like 30 years. Yeah. And they used to travel around. Carnies is what you used to call these folk. But they still own like little donkeys and little horses. Oh my gosh.
Starting point is 01:20:46 And they live in Richland Hills. And I saw a story this morning that there was a miniature donkey and a miniature horse loose in Richland Hills. Uh oh. Check in. And to let you know a little something about Richland Hills, which is not like a farm area.
Starting point is 01:21:00 There's just some areas where people own horses in the suburbs. It wasn't her family's miniature horses. Wow. A competitor? So immediately you thought it was. Well yeah, and then she's like, no, remember this is the bunch of people over there who have like a half acre lot,
Starting point is 01:21:16 and it's just got like three busted, there's three busted cars in the front yard, two miniature horses in the backyard. A lot of code violation going on. Well, that's the problem with growth, right? Because it did used to be a field out there. 100%. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:21:33 When they owned that, yes, all the houses like that in Richland Hills, North Richland Hills that I know, they were there first. That's why we got a neighborhood full of horses and Yeah. this and that. What, Julie? Why is that funny Julie it was just a funny sentence that's how we got a neighborhood full of horses well it was all a field yeah that's why there's coyotes running around my neighborhood
Starting point is 01:21:54 still oh yeah you're home you're dealing with that there was one walking down my street the other day I wasn't there but the group text was blowing up. Oh my God, the group mom group text. Was he setting like a trap from Acme? Right, did he have a big anvil? See, I knew Julie would love that. Thank you. Sure. That's why she's not here all the time. Because that would just encourage me?
Starting point is 01:22:19 Because you're better than that. No, he's not. Well, the question, excuse me, the story and question for Dan today is regarding a plane crash, Air India. There were more than 240 people on board this plane headed from India to London. It crashed and all but one passenger perished.
Starting point is 01:22:47 Dan's dream. The new dream is two, right? With a hot. Yeah, cause in your link. If it's two with a hot, that'd be okay. Not for her. She'd be like, oh God. When's this guy gonna die?
Starting point is 01:23:03 I'm like, not as soon as you think with this men's I know but a man's health my lady But right although it would be tough though like in this scenario It's always like you and then hot but what if you survive a plane crash and it's like you and Susan Boyle She's gonna feel Entitled to some of the fruits of your day men's health because you two survived the crash together. And now you're in a pickle. No, there are problems with all of these things.
Starting point is 01:23:34 Yeah, so one guy survived, he was seated in, was it A11, the diagram that they're showing? So he's like front window. Ooh, window? If you care, yeah. Okay, so that's window. Ooh, window? If you care, yeah. Okay, so that's where we need to sit? I do care, no, because I usually go aisle. Investigation underway, there is a video of it.
Starting point is 01:23:52 Like you can see a huge fireball in the crash, but nothing from inside. So did he land on an island or anything, and now he's still out there trying to survive? No, no, there's photos of him. I mean, he's- These things have to end on an island. No, it's just in India.
Starting point is 01:24:11 It's the vast, you know, expanse of the Indian countryside, but he's just walking. Okay. It's kind of chilling. Can we have him on? I mean, not that I'm a producer or even a speaker. I would love to hear his story. No, Dan, again, he is, he is, he is an Indian.
Starting point is 01:24:31 So not a, not like Cherokee Navajo Seminole. He is, he is from India. We could translate. Well, don't they speak Indian there? Again, different type of Indian. Oh dear. He is from India. We could translate. Well, don't they speak Indian there? Again, different type of Indian. Oh dear.
Starting point is 01:24:50 Different type of Indian. What's this thing Philip Kingston sent us? I typically, I've been ignoring these protest stories. Which thing? Is it the thing he tweeted to us? Well, he sent us that, there's all these anti-Trump or anti-immigration or whatever rallies taking place. And there's one that he sent us taking place in Dallas this Saturday. It's part of these No Kings. Oh, okay, so that's what he's... I only... I didn't know what it was about.
Starting point is 01:25:20 Yeah. He just sent us a thing that Paula Poundstone will be there. Well, you mother effer, I was going to read the whole thing. Oh, I'm so sorry. That just ruined the whole thing. You know it better than that. They have like five names on here of what you've never heard of. It's like you can see Shelley Skeen of Lambda Legal or Kelly Hart from Planned Parenthood. All these names and then headlined by Paula Poundstone, the comedian. Like a concert?
Starting point is 01:25:48 Paula Poundstone, comedian who diddled a child. Uh oh. So if you're looking for someone to help support your causes, that's actually the first question Game Day Men's Health asked us to make sure we were good to go. We said no.
Starting point is 01:26:02 No child diddle? No, none on record. Paula Poundstone. Wasn't she on like... She like adopted a kid and wasn't she on what? The main stage of comedy? No, on Big Dick's Wild Ass Circus. Like I thought she was like kind of like
Starting point is 01:26:18 one of the mainstays. For real? Yeah. I didn't know that. I swear to God. Is that her real last name? You wanna get Ty Walker on the? Can? He's probably her kids name was stone Don't dude
Starting point is 01:26:32 Dave to from game day loves that one Pound stone Anyways, yeah, do you think should we send Henry? To this event? Like why is Paula Poundstone showing up in Dallas to talk to us about politics? There's a lot there, I think you should. I feel like something, I feel like her,
Starting point is 01:26:57 there's no like bad part on her. No dude, I'm telling you. Wikipedia page. Did she have to screw up? Charge with felony child endangerment. That might have been the part. Well, that's driving while intoxicated with her children in the car.
Starting point is 01:27:11 Dude, I'm telling you, there's something where she had adopted a child. You like that? Charged with three counts of lewd acts upon a girl younger than 14. Oh, goodness gracious. She's a predatory lesbian who had some funny jokes, at least as I remember.
Starting point is 01:27:27 Did she have funny jokes? No, no they're terrible. Her tour or something going to the protest. I guess she's just speaking out, she's speaking out. She's raising awareness. Okay, she's not gonna do a set? Whatever, whatever. Let's see, did sheies it. Did she?
Starting point is 01:27:45 She said, I was an alcoholic though. Oh. I'll claim that. I think she's trying to use that. Went to rehab. Yeah. It's an interesting play. She's a voice in Inside Out 2.
Starting point is 01:27:53 What? She's doing kids movies? That seems weird. Yeah, I would say that seems a little bit weird. It does. I think she's doing a little bit weird. I think she's doing a little bit weird. I think she's doing a little bit weird.
Starting point is 01:28:01 I think she's doing a little bit weird. I think she's doing a little bit weird. I think she's doing a little bit weird. I think she's doing a little bit weird. I think she's doing a little bit weird. I think she's doing a little bit weird. I think she's doing a little bit weird. I think She's doing kids movies? That seems weird. Yeah I would say that's a little bit weird. I would say that seems a little bit weird. That's pretty much it for today Dan. Let's Do like and subscribe. So we'll do some Today in History brought to us by Underdog Fantasy. Ooh. I made a play on Underdog Fantasy last night. I don't think it worked out well.
Starting point is 01:28:39 I keep getting the exact one wrong. But the point is you had fun. Oh, I did, no, no, I've hit quite a few of these. But not last night in particular. Uh, underdog is, it's cool, it's just a basic. You can do live during the game too. You definitely can do live. Which I did, yeah.
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Starting point is 01:30:34 I have some viewer mail birthdays to start. God, that sign kicks ass. It's so cool, so hot. I just wanna lift. I'm serious. It's working. Ty Walker informs me that Paula Poundstone, not a regular on the Wild Ass Circus. Don't besmirch the whack by including Paula Poundstone.
Starting point is 01:30:58 I swear she was on though. Probably. I mean I'd be down to have her on. Where she was on though? Probably. Yeah. I mean, I'd be down to have her on. Train wreck. I don't think y'all could handle that. Let's book her. We'll talk about the thing.
Starting point is 01:31:14 What are they in town for? Some yell about how we don't want to have a king. The protest. Surely you've heard about them. No? No. I think he just told us about them, but I wasn't really in the story. It's all good. I usually don't do those stories. Totally fine. Hello Southlake Snatch Skipper. There's a whole thing where he reads names. I promise we're good people.
Starting point is 01:31:40 Don't get weirded out, please. They're gonna be fine. I think so. Day one subscriber here, number 411. I want to say happy Troy Palamalu birthday to my older brother Abrar, a fellow subscriber. Jake may remember me as one of the dudes on the IJB Doc podcast, as well as the one dude who used the IJB promo code for stars, tickets and change.
Starting point is 01:32:03 Jake promised to buy me a drink. Gosh, this guy has a long email here. Anyway. That's a large man. I've met him. Watch for my new G hottest ice cream, coconut flavor, Coco Haram. Okay, that's really good.
Starting point is 01:32:18 Boko Haram is a nice separatist terror group. More Julie and Sarah on the same show. Ooh. From Naveed Sarmast. Wild. You don't know what Sarah will try to get you into though. I don't know. I don't know.
Starting point is 01:32:41 You'll tell us. Anyway, dear Dan, I would like to wish happy belated birthday to my older brother in sports leader, DF Nick in Chicago. He just had his Alex Goligoski birthday. Good Lord, what a reach. 33? 33?
Starting point is 01:32:55 Okay. That puts him in his Jesus year. I've got that jersey. He's the one that got me listening to The Ticket years ago, then showed me to the dumb zone after you guys got fired. Hey. Did we get fired? No.
Starting point is 01:33:08 No. For that, I think, if we got fired, we would get some kind of a compensation from that afterwards. I only got fired once, and it was by Tony's Pizza. Why? Because I went to Warped Tour instead of coming in for my shift.
Starting point is 01:33:20 When I told him the week before, Tony, I will not be here Saturday. And he's like, then you're fired. The actual Tony? Your priorities are out of whack. Still on, it's still in business. Roof Snow. In honor of his birthday, Dan,
Starting point is 01:33:33 please name the manager of the San Diego Padres. That's of course Mike Schilt. He hasn't changed. Others have changed and I don't, I can't do the bit. That's okay. How'd you even know that his was still, that he was still there though? You knew that it's good Well, I'm pretty sure I guess I would have heard if he got fired Are you familiar with Mike Schilt?
Starting point is 01:33:57 Former Cardinals Skipper Anyway, that's from Chris in LA. Dear Front Butt Fuhrer, happy Gilbert Arena's birthday to my nephew Hank. I bought him a Fisher Price ping pong table. Zero? So he could be the first overall pick of the 2046 NFL draft.
Starting point is 01:34:18 Congrats. Okay, bought him a ping pong table to prep him for the NFL. For shoddy. His dad's leader is Steve Noviello. His leaders are Blake's surprisingly not racist Andrew Yang impression, the weight clause in hot girl Jordan's prenup, and Jake's love for team dinners, FNICO, Free Luigi
Starting point is 01:34:41 from Clayton. Free Luigi. Free Luigi from Clayton. Free Luigi. Do you think he's hot? Luigi from Mario and Luigi? Nah, Luigi from Socialist Revolution. Killing CEO Luigi. Luigi Maggioni.
Starting point is 01:34:58 I don't know enough to speak to if he's hot or not. How about a what? How do you not heard it? That's a big thing. I don't know. I don't know. It's like a nationwide man hunt. How did you not heard it? That's a big thing. I don't know. I don't know. It's like a nationwide man hunt. How do you not know there's protests down the street? Well, you didn't.
Starting point is 01:35:09 She's got you there. Until Jake said it. Boy, I would sign up to sit courtside for a, how do you not know that between Julie and Dan? As they just go back and forth, stunning each other in gaps of knowledge. That's actually a current trend. What?
Starting point is 01:35:27 The calling your friend goodnight, and that was three weeks ago, but the thing now is having your partner sit in front of a TV and explain what's on the TV. Okay. So you could be hip. Tick tock Blake. How about a weight clause in your pre-nup?
Starting point is 01:35:42 I mean, I think that's okay to do to him. Okay. No problem for me with game day men's health. That's right. Sit him up, I'll knock him out. How do you not know what CFNM is? What? See?
Starting point is 01:35:58 CFNM, I don't know. I just wanna know if Luigi's hot. I really thought you were asking me about the cartoon character and I was thinking trying to give you an answer. He's a piece, Luigi's, know if Luigi's hot. I really thought you were asking me about the cartoon character and I was thinking I was trying to give you an answer. He's a piece, Luigi's, Luigi Man-Gione isn't. Okay, yeah, sort of sounds familiar. Sounds like someone who's hot.
Starting point is 01:36:15 Dan, my 39th birthday was yesterday. Day one subby of the dumb zone. My leader is Dan and Jake telling Blake that somehow the year could be half over on June 8th because months have different days. I'm a good teammate. February's the short month, right? Yeah. And that's in there.
Starting point is 01:36:35 That was my point. So? Oh. Oh, your point is that it's, oh yeah, that's a great point. But I wanna do something here. I wanna dissect and still make him look like an idiot. That was not a good point. just because February is a couple days shorter The problem is we're in June. Yeah, but it's The line it moves the line back but like forward. Yeah, but like you're no it's a point
Starting point is 01:36:58 But that the much bigger point is you should have just said yeah, but it's still June Like there's no way. There's no way. You brought it up, you were like, the math is off because of February. Right, but it was the other way. It was the other way. Anyway, this is from Jeremy Edwards, who says, my claim to fame is I'm the one who told Jake
Starting point is 01:37:15 about the car tray in a tweet in October 2017. I believe it. That he turned you on to the car tray. We have a picture of that tweet right there Wow That's incredible almost 10 years ago. I love that he forgot the L. We is a great word says the steering steering wheel tray is an absolute must for team eat in your car and then Jake acquired one and I Got two in my car right now the legend grows the whole revolution
Starting point is 01:37:44 It's so good. If you don't want to eat on it you need one to work. Yeah. You need one to work. They're ten bucks. Doesn't she hit her head on the bottom of it? It can be an issue. That's just a little fun here Julie. Hey Dan I hope this email finds you well. I want to wish my good friend Matt Brown from Flower Mound a happy birthday it's funny wait what is today is it the 11th or 12th this says the 12th good Matt is a day one number 142 his leaders are Mike Soroy's glow up and Don Nelson's chain. My story's closed. From fellow D1DF Josh from Oklahoma City.
Starting point is 01:38:29 Okay, if I started wearing just like the smallest little chain, no chance? I don't think so. Honestly, I thought about it when I saw Donnie. Just be chain guy? Not a big one, but like I have friends who dress like me and that they just wear like a plain shirt and they just have like a small like me and that they just wear a plain shirt. And they just have a small necklace or small chain.
Starting point is 01:38:47 My dad always had one. It's cool for the kids right now. The 10 to 14 year old boys are wearing chains. I tried. I feel like you definitely did. As a 14, 13 year old, yeah, why not? I'll try the chain, maybe I'm a chain guy. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:39:02 I think I had a ring for a bit. A pager? Maybe I'm a chain guy. Yeah. I think I had a ring for a bit and awesome. A pager? I had- Although you were like functionally using a pager. My wedding ring, no I never did a pager. My wedding ring though lasted like two days. Yeah. I'm like I can't wear this.
Starting point is 01:39:17 I can't do it. I'm not getting any tail anymore. I have to take this off honey. I know. No actually I think that works the other way. Julie knows that. The wedding rings are attractive. Girls are attracted to guys with wedding rings?
Starting point is 01:39:29 At a certain age, yes, 100%. Other guys, not your husband, with a wedding ring. You're saying that's attractive? What if I start wearing them now? Now I'm thinking of it. I'm asking, is that what you're saying? I'm saying 100% women at this age, when you're like 35 older,
Starting point is 01:39:45 I feel like women, if you were to go out and not have a woman with you and you have a wedding ring on, they are more interested. Is it because they know? It's because they wanna wreck your home. Jeez. Oh, I thought it was because they know that you won't want to. True, at all.
Starting point is 01:39:57 I don't know. Like you just want to party. Yeah, then maybe that's good. Like he doesn't want to deal with me later. Which is great. The replies are gonna support me on this. Uh-uh. Dear P-Man, I celebrate my Jake. Gonna give up.
Starting point is 01:40:10 They probably didn't, Dan did. That's true. My Jake Ottinger birthday. 29. So I figured I'd send this email the day after in case I didn't make it through the night. Yeah, I was gonna say, what does that mean? You get to have two hours of your birthday day
Starting point is 01:40:24 and then it's over? No. And then someone ruins it for you? My leaders are every blood member of the beehive. You wanna weigh in on the stars? There's a lot there. There is. My leaders are every blood member of the beehive
Starting point is 01:40:36 and Jake's shitty AI songs that he forces into the show. Ooh, burn. There's been like two. How do you like that? I got a game day one and it's so shitty. You have a game day song? Yeah. It's terrible.
Starting point is 01:40:49 And John, that's from John Carley. I'm obsessed with bad AI songs, yes. So it's Thursday, June 12th. We do some On This Day Now in 1942. Anne Frank? Wanna keep laughing? A German-born Jewish girl living in Amsterdam received a diary for her 13th birthday. A month later, her and her family went into hiding from the Nazis.
Starting point is 01:41:18 On this day in 1952... Stay tuned to find out what happens later in the year. I was gonna say, we handled that well until that. In Bonham, Texas. I mean, it's down near like Aggieland, right? No, I think it's up by Sherman. Oh, I'm thinking of Brenham. Yeah, there you go.
Starting point is 01:41:38 Don't know it, I should. Anyway here, it says a Tabby cat. This is 1952, a cat named Dusty Is Dusty a hot name Definitely can be yeah No said a Set a Guinness World Record by producing 420 kittens during her breeding. Whoa. Oh my god
Starting point is 01:42:01 She gave birth to her last litter which was a single kitten on this day in 1952. Okay, I found this on the web. Siri, record. What's Siri saying? Who is that, me or? Who's searching that? Is that Henry? No, my phone just picked up on you saying something
Starting point is 01:42:18 that sounded like Siri. Oh. 400, that's incredible. Siri, what is NS, or wait, on this day in 1987, President Ronald Reagan to a- Are we just gonna stop there? We're not gonna talk about the cat? Yeah, I'm looking into the cat.
Starting point is 01:42:33 What should I say about it? The first- 429- I found a tweet about it. The cat loved a F. From the Guinness World Records. The first comment on the tweet is, that's one prolific pussy. Oh, gosh.
Starting point is 01:42:49 I was thinking there's got to be a duck. You wanted more. Somewhere. You are the one who wanted more. I think it's funny that this cat had bits and got to 420. Like 420 was like, ah. Yeah, bro. Bro, 420 cats, dog.
Starting point is 01:43:01 I feel like we need to put a pin in this, because I want to talk about it more in long form, talk about this later. I know Dan's on the move. How about on the mom game? Jeez, dude. I think it's, I'm with you. I'm pretty interested.
Starting point is 01:43:15 Let's do a half hour on the, OK, go ahead. I want to see images. Go ahead. Photos, videos. No, I mean, what else do you want? Well, I'm embarrassed to in front of our new friends. But how many times do you think they had to do it to make that many kittens?
Starting point is 01:43:28 Yeah, what was the breakdown? I mean, a litter is what, like three to six? That seems low. But I'm trying to investigate this right now. See, you're with me. You can't just drop this crazy cat's bat. You can just let him move on. Read the other.
Starting point is 01:43:41 Just keep going. You just let him read other. He reads old stuff that happens, because it makes him, it's like that show, what's it called, Stranger Things? I like this segment a lot. And while he does that, I'll look this up, and we'll jump it back, it's called The Weave.
Starting point is 01:43:54 Teamwork, okay. Jake's gonna do some research while you talk about your old stuff. Well that's what history is, it's old stuff. History is very rarely something that's next week. And while you do your silly little segment, he's going to research how many times did this cat have sex. Yeah, let me do something important over here.
Starting point is 01:44:12 We're going to lose the sponsorship on day one. But yeah, continue on with this day in history or whatever. Anyway, Reagan said tear down this wall is about to be a discussion. Why are you on the videos tab of the Google search? I'm not. On this day in a still unsolved murder, Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman
Starting point is 01:44:37 were slashed to death outside her Los Angeles home. Well, the only man that could solve it left us. He wrote a book though. On this day. Oh, you're talking OJ. In 2011, the Dallas Mavericks win their first NBA title. Winning game six of the finals.
Starting point is 01:45:00 105 to 95, Jason Terry scores 27, Dirk scores 21. What a time. What a time. Remember the Mavs. Good time to be alive. How'd he do it? Why? Why?
Starting point is 01:45:18 Don't think about it. I have to think about it. And one famous wedding on this date. Or Blake. about it. And one famous wedding on this date for Blake in 1999 when David Arquette Courtney Cox married Courtney Cox. Blake loves friends. What a special day. Did you know Blake is stoked on Friends? I don't think I knew that about Blake, but I like it. Friends is wonderful. It is, it's a great show. You're a Monica guy?
Starting point is 01:45:50 So wait, you like Friends and Forrest Gump? No way. Yeah, that's right. What a vendigar. What a vendigar. King of Queens. Hey, here's this Nickelback album you let me borrow. Other birthdays today include a Kemp spin Marv Albert 84.
Starting point is 01:46:06 Yeah. That's a pretty... That's like on Mount Rushmore. Antoine Jamison is 49. I always thought it was funny like you know Norm wasn't in that many sketches. Norm MacDonald? Yeah. Norm Norm Hitch, yeah go ahead. Like overall just you could tell, the Weekend Update guys don't do a lot of sketches, but when he did it was almost always impressions and they were kind of shitty. Like he wasn't an impressions guy. And just the fact that they would get him to do Marv, that's all, I would just go back to school on Monday just doing Norm as Marv.
Starting point is 01:46:44 I thought she was a pizza, yes! How many of your friends understood what you were doing? I made them, I'm just saying. Did you ever watch? I would memorize the entire Saturday Night Live and then do it on the sidelines the whole week during practice. That's amazing.
Starting point is 01:46:59 Are you familiar with Chris Elliot on the David Letterman show? Wasn't playing a lot. Right. The gross guy, like the... You know Chris Elliot or show? Wasn't playing a lot. Right. The gross guy? You know Chris Elliott or no? Yeah, I think so. Not the musician, right?
Starting point is 01:47:11 Anyway, this is pre-me being old enough, I guess, to even watch the David, you know, stay up that late. But as my kid was growing up and we'd watch YouTube videos together, we used to watch, we watched all the Marv Alberts on David Letterman, which were really fun. Yeah, I remember the one right after everything happened was great. Well, mine was much, ours is more about before that because he would show bloopers and like it was cool. And then Chris Elliott would come on with his fake Marv Albert
Starting point is 01:47:43 and he's got like three or four of those he ever did. And that's a fun, fun ride. I would advise you take that. Drew Holliday is 35. Ring. Dallas Clark is 46. Retire his number. Jake wants to put in the Hall of Fame.
Starting point is 01:47:58 Hideki Matsui is 48. They just drafted another white tied in, right? He's gonna wear- Penn State guy. 44. Hideki Matsui. Matsui? Yeah, Scott Thompson is 66.
Starting point is 01:48:11 He was on Kids in the Hall and the Larry Sanders Show. Kendra Wilkinson is 40. Hank Baskett. Hank Baskett's ex. Hugh Hefner. Hugh Hefner. She caught Hank Baskett with a trans person, or something. Yikes.
Starting point is 01:48:28 Of that nature. Oh, you're transphobic, huh? No, I mean, you can catch anyone with anyone and I'd probably say yikes if you're married to him. Oh, man. Square. That's a great one. Dave Franco is 40.
Starting point is 01:48:42 That is James Franco's brother. Calm down, Greg. Soccer. Paul Schultz is 63. He is the priest in The Sopranos. Jason Mewes is 51. He was in Clerks,
Starting point is 01:49:00 which I've never seen. Yeah, I kinda skipped that hole. Jay and Silent Bob, which I've never seen I skipped all that but I will get people yelling at me about it The problem with Jay and silent Bob is I feel like you group the big Lebowski in with it like as the same sort of like stonery and You think I shouldn't put the big Lebowski because the same people tell me I got to watch both of them.
Starting point is 01:49:26 That's what I'm saying. Yeah. I don't know how anybody here feels, but The Big Lebowski to me is a far superior product to anything like Kevin Smith or Clerks or Mallrats. All that stuff was corny to me. Yeah, it should never be put in the same category. But it's just kind of stonery, so people, yeah. But I don't know. Big Lebowski's a great movie. Get more upset every time we talk about this. We're going to have to hook up with the theater and go see it. Julie? Yeah? Hey, hey, hey.
Starting point is 01:49:57 We can't just go see a movie without it. Dave's, do you guys own any movie theaters? And our birthday of the day for the show is Vicky Vett is 60. That is a adult film star. Not just like a guess. Not just an actress. How would I know her? I don't know.
Starting point is 01:50:21 I just had to have a birthday of the day and I couldn't find one that I liked. Like what do you want me to use the guy from J and Silent Bob? Dave Franco, that didn't seem good. Like he knows. Kind of give up. Yeah, I'm sorry.
Starting point is 01:50:35 Born on the stay now dead. HW. George Bush. Do you have one or not? You wanna give Henry one more day? I feel like today you have to since you didn't really have- Oh, Henry birthday of the day. But he's off mic though. Although-
Starting point is 01:50:53 We can throw him on a mic. Although yesterday he forgot the professor. I feel like you just didn't say it. That's worse. You should definitely lie and say you forgot. If you knew that it was the professor's birthday and you kept him off the list, we might be done here. This might be your last date. Redeem yourself.
Starting point is 01:51:08 Might be your last date. So Henry's supposed to come up. He's the young, hip dude. He's supposed to come up with a young, hip birthday, and he didn't have the professor. Correct. On Tuesday. And what's your excuse on that?
Starting point is 01:51:21 I just chose someone else, honestly. The truth is. I thought he chose somebody really crappy He doesn't know who the professor is what the jeff teague one that was crap Just so just get a birthday Are you like now looking it up? No, I've I have it on the screen, but I did this earlier this morning We'll go with we'll go with Don toliver today this morning. What have we got? We'll go with Don Toliver today.
Starting point is 01:51:45 He's just a really big rapper from Houston. I do know who Don Toliver is. Yeah. He makes good music. I listen to him fairly often. Is he Bun B? Say again? Is he Bun B?
Starting point is 01:51:58 No. I thought you said he's a rapper from Houston. He's Bun B, sure. Yes, he's Bun B. He's sure. Yeah, he's Bun B. He's actually somebody Houston. He's Bun B, sure. Yes, he's Bun B. Yeah, he's Bun B. He's actually somebody else. He's Bun B.
Starting point is 01:52:08 Also born on the Stay Now Dead, Jim Neighbors, who was Gomer Pyle in the Andy Griffith show. Oh, we still have Henry's Gomer or Andy Griffith report coming, don't we? Or Leave It to Beaver. Leave It to Beaver. Andy Griffith is just a solid show. Leave It to Beaver, I don't know if it is, but also.
Starting point is 01:52:26 Dan. What? They're no different. You don't think? You think? I've probably always thought they were the same show. OK, well then Big Lebowski is probably just like Jay and Silent Pop.
Starting point is 01:52:37 The point is, you don't know until you try them both. You ever hear, you know who Gomer Pyle is or no? So Henry should watch the Andy Griffith show? Nah. Anyway, let's go to dead on this day still dead. We have Jerry West. The logo. Died one year ago today and died on this day in 2012.
Starting point is 01:53:04 Henry Hill. The. Henry Hill. The real Henry Hill. Friend of the bad radio program. You know who he is? Dude, you're driving your car, you're looking up overhead, you got the helicopters coming. It's Goodfellas, bro. Oh, the real life Goodfella?
Starting point is 01:53:26 Yeah. Okay. He's the guy that Ray Liotta was playing. Okay. I think at one point early on in my producer career, I was like a little... Like, should we have Henry Hill? I almost said a bad word. Since he was real.
Starting point is 01:53:40 About myself. Yeah. I'm like, how did you guys have a guy who's like a murderer? He's an actual murderer. Like, he's an actual guy who's had like bodies on the ledger and they're like, can you do a liner? Well, you've had to do things for work that weren't. I know and in hindsight, I'm like, that was gay.
Starting point is 01:53:55 Like he's. Good movie. Whatever. Yeah. Let him be. He is a murderer though. So now we are at the portion of the program that we like to call closing remarks and it's brought to us by Game day men's health. Hey live from the game day men's health studio Dude, I don't come on. It's it
Starting point is 01:54:19 Why don't you guys just start talking at all? Okay. I thought you're gonna like lead into it with that. It's just a shitty Anyway, these are the guys from game day Men's Health. Maybe we'll end with it. Dave, this particular Dave is from the Grapevine location. My home base. Yeah I've been there a couple times so I've been there more than Jake. What I'm trying to say. The competition I like it. How many locations? He tried it. I tried, I tried. Don't shoddy. Thank you for finishing your sentence.
Starting point is 01:54:49 My favorite location is Gravevine because it's real close to me. But like is there one close to Blake? He's in Wiley. Absolutely. Is there anything over there? How many across the DFW area? There's 11 across the Metroplex.
Starting point is 01:55:02 Okay. Your Rowlett one is pretty close to me. Yes. They're everywhere, folks. Now I know we've been in some talks behind the scenes about you're going to, once the advertising campaign really kicks off, that you will have like a special, like a code or some kind of a thing available
Starting point is 01:55:25 to people is that available yet it is available right now what do we got you mentioned the dumb zone and you get 10% off TRT treatment for life Wow what is TRT testosterone replacement therapy okay 10% off for life. For your lifetime, Dan. No, for you that might not be that long, but... Oh! Wow. But with the help of game day itself. We're hooking up to extend that. Well, we're trying to get you to live your life the best years while you have them. And that's your main deal, the testosterone replacement. But like when I was in there last week, I was like, you got anything to help me? Like, seriously, I was concerned
Starting point is 01:56:16 about just being physically getting through the big summer events and it's going to be hot and all that. And I guess, yeah, I guess you guys. So the B12 shot is something that's on the menu? Yes. Which is awesome. Yes, and we gave you the one with the thousand mics, so it would last you more than one day. Yeah, and you also do the... We've all heard about the IV thing for different stuff, but I know you do that as well. We probably should just talk about testosterone replacement because that's your main deal, but I just,
Starting point is 01:56:48 there's lots of things that you guys deal with regarding men's health. No, there is. Isn't that weird? And something you mentioned earlier that, you know, kind of threw me off a little bit, you know, when we were talking about the 439 kittens. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:57:03 And you said you weren't getting any tail. I was like, you need to come see Game Day. That will help. We've got something that'll help you get some tail, Dan. Okay. I'm like a guarantee, even Dan. I feel like they'd help though, because also I have the problem of if I got the tail,
Starting point is 01:57:21 what do I do with it? Can I handle this? And I feel like Game Day Men's Health would help me in that department as well. We have some peptides that can that target all sorts of different things and one of the peptides that came to mind that might work out well for you was PT-141. Now what is a peptide? I've heard of that. A peptide is simply just a chain of 40 or more amino acids and our body has thousands of them and I guess what kind of made the peptides become popular
Starting point is 01:57:50 were some of the The GLP ones and some of the weight loss Peptides that are out there now. He's talking about the fat shot. Yes. Oh really as Trump would say that's a peptide Yeah, okay. So you guys help with so not only do we weight? So not only do we have peptides for weight loss, we've got peptides to help muscle mass growth. We've got peptides for cognitive purposes, like NAD+. What if I want to hit a softball further? Which one would that be?
Starting point is 01:58:18 That would definitely be probably the CJC1295 Ipomorlin Blend. I was thinking that too. Yeah. These peptides. It's the one they told me about the other day. the CJC 1295 Ipamorlin blend. Oh wow. I was thinking that too. Mm-hmm. Yeah. These peptides. It's the one they told me about the other day.
Starting point is 01:58:29 See we're trying to trick Dave here thinking he doesn't know what he's talking about. It's like I'm trying to touch 80. Passing every test. Yeah. Yeah. 80? Just keep it movin' Blake.
Starting point is 01:58:40 Let's get to 65 first. So the, when I went in there, is that kind of the process people go through? You get your testosterone levels checked and then you kind of go off and you sit in a room with a doctor for like a half hour and she'll talk you through some things
Starting point is 01:58:55 and answer lots of questions for you. That's correct. You come in for a free visit. It's absolutely free. You come in, you get a quick blood draw. It takes five minutes. We have an in-house lab. You get your results in 20 minutes.
Starting point is 01:59:08 We'll let you know if your prostate's healthy. Guys, don't go to the doctor. You can at least come in and we can let you know if your prostate's healthy and give you your total testosterone results in 20 minutes. Go over the results with our clinician and she can make any recommendations, ask any questions you want. If you qualify for treatment and something you want, you get your first shot right then and there.
Starting point is 01:59:32 What's qualify mean? Like if you are in some kind of a zone? Well, some people... A numerical zone of your testosterone is a bit low. It depends on your testosterone numbers. Some people might have enough testosterone where they don't need testosterone replacement therapy. Oh, okay. So go find out for no cost. That's absolutely correct.
Starting point is 01:59:52 Go find out for no cost, and they offer a lot there. The one thing they don't offer is they said to me after, they were like, oh, we did the blood test, your prostate is good, and I'm like, whoa, where was the finger? Oh, you don't do that part of it? You don't do that, idiot. They're like, we can actually just test it this way.
Starting point is 02:00:11 But I left feeling good, knowing that I had been checked out, got the T levels checked. Okay, nice. Very easy process. Doesn't really even feel like a doctor's office, to be honest. Yeah, and I guess the T, she told me the clinician clinician is that what we call? Provider. Mm-hmm. Yeah she just told me
Starting point is 02:00:29 there's I guess I didn't know exactly how testosterone was administered but I guess you can get it a few different ways and very informative. Yeah yeah no it was great. Can I ask a question because I think a lot of men maybe are going through something or feeling a certain way every day and don't know that they need help. So what are the things I guess you should be looking for if there's listeners out there that aren't sure if they need to come in? The most common thing we have guys come in and they just they go I don't know what's going on. I
Starting point is 02:01:02 just seem to be lethargic and tired. I get plenty of sleep about two o'clock in the afternoon. I just start fading out. Sometimes they wake up and they just have some brain fog, their lack of focus, and they just don't understand what's going on. And those are all common signs of low testosterone. And it doesn't take,
Starting point is 02:01:23 but 45 minutes to come through Game Day, get all these services, complimentary, no charge. Awesome. And find out if you'd be a good candidate for chest choss replacement therapy. Super easy. Why did you get into this? Like you were telling me you owned a different business before and you were like the first Game Day men's health in dfw we were
Starting point is 02:01:46 well we were we purchased the first uh fran fran territory okay there uh there are a thousand fifty territories were sold across the united states in less than a year and gameday now has over 350 clinics open across the country so So now we're the largest test-tester replacement brick and mortar company in the United States. Wow. So what was the thought on why we're doing this before Father's Day, just because it's a men's health thing? Because it's not like you,
Starting point is 02:02:20 I don't call there and give that as a present to your dad or husband or whatever, right? I guess you could. You do? Yeah, it might be a pretty good idea. Like just an appointment? I think you could like adjust from a wife's perspective, and then I'll answer while you answer.
Starting point is 02:02:33 Better than a tie. But like you could make them an appointment, followed by lunch with, golf with their friend, whatever, and say, here's your Father's Day plans. Take care of yourself first for us, for your family, for your wife, for, whatever, and say, here's your Father's Day plans. Take care of yourself first for us, for your family, for your wife, for your kids, and then you get this big whatever they want, right? I think that's a great idea for people that are wondering. What happens to you for Father's Day?
Starting point is 02:02:55 Now it was your idea, so you're saying it's great? My idea. Okay. Because sometimes it's about getting them up and doing it, right? Like just go with somebody. Yeah, it is. Because they don't want to. They're busy, they're tired, all the things. Just get them in the door and then they'll realize.
Starting point is 02:03:07 Guys don't want to go to the doctor and they come home tired. Their wife wants their man to come home with some energy. Yeah, at least, yes, all the energy. Play with the kids, help out, and then yeah. Yeah. See what happens. See what happens later on in the bedroom at night.
Starting point is 02:03:23 Did I tell you guys what it does to your libido? No, but I was just kind of assuming all that stuff is good. That's why women want their men to come visit us. I see. OK. My wife just wants me to be able to dunk. She does. I'm serious.
Starting point is 02:03:39 She was like, you have a year. There's no way you can learn to, you can't dunk. Can you grab the rim? Well, we're starting with the strikeout. Oh, okay. We're gonna work through this. Before we start bragging about something else we're not gonna do?
Starting point is 02:03:56 I'm taking this company to the moon. Okay. So if my wife is pregnant and I can't quite keep up right now, which peptide would that be? I have one for making pregnant women drag. I was just asking for. No, he's saying she wants to do it all the time.
Starting point is 02:04:10 You probably need to come check us out with some PT-141 nasal spray. Oh. Nasal sprays? Yeah. All right. Rip it and grip it. Sounds easy.
Starting point is 02:04:20 I think Dave has some experience on that himself. This is very exciting. Yeah, it's pretty sweet. We're glad to be in business with you guys. We think it matches with the audience and our bit. Staying alive. Yeah, staying alive, being healthier. It's a perfect fit.
Starting point is 02:04:42 Yeah, it's a good fit. Guys, have anything else you'd like to add? This is closing remarks. Do you have the nasal spray with you? All right, well, thanks guys. So website, all that. We're gonna put it in the show notes, I would imagine. But yeah, it's on our website right now.
Starting point is 02:05:02 The website, where do people go? GameDayMinsHealth.com. I was hoping you knew your website email address or URL. I think he was just deciding which would be best. He's the peptides guy, they got a marketing guy on the website. GameDayMen'sHealth.com. What's the website again?
Starting point is 02:05:20 Yeah, GameDayMen'sHealth.com, and they are the sponsor of the Game Day Men's Health Studio. Yeah! We did it. Don't forget to mention the dumb zone, 10% off TRT treatment for lifetime. There you go. Just mention the dumb zone.
Starting point is 02:05:36 You got it. Walk in and be like, f those guys, the dumb zone. They're like, well, it's 10%. It is a mention. Yeah, yeah. Gotta honor it. Play the song. All right, thanks. Adios, mofo. We gotta go before this becomes a zoo
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