The Josh Innes Show - JIS: Trade Deadline Wine Party

Episode Date: August 3, 2022

Josh Innes and Jilly crack open a Bota Box and break down the MLB Trade Deadline. How did the Astros do? Which teams are contenders? Also, Josh waxes poetic about Houston. The wine does that. Learn mo...re about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:01:52 What's going on, Jilly? It's fucking hot again. It is. The heat is oppressive. I know. We're back to that. It is miserable heat right now in Tennessee. And I know that there are people watching in Houston and other places like, piss off, bro.
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Starting point is 00:02:23 Can't get it cooler than 75 in the house. It's bad. It's one of those things right now. But we hope you guys are doing well. Welcome in. Of course, I say of course as if you knew this, but tonight we're drinking wine because it is the trade deadline wind down tonight, baby. We're winding down talking about what happened at the trade deadline, all the moves,
Starting point is 00:02:45 all the money moves, the power moves, who's gotten better, who's gotten worse, that among other shit. Like, you know, what Bregman could have named his baby, for instance, which is a fine conversation for everyone to engage in. But here we go. Ready to rock and roll. So Astros did nothing today, which makes sense because they made three moves yesterday. Let's start with Vasquez. Cause I found that interesting. Imagine yourself in a situation where you get traded. Not only did you get traded, you're playing the team you got traded to and you're in their
Starting point is 00:03:17 place and you're already in uniform for the team that is trading you like that's got to suck. Right. Media swarms you and says, Hey, did you hear you got traded? Yeah, like that sucks. Like the problem I have, like and I saw some people like on both sides, Astros people and fans of other teams ripping Vasquez saying, oh, did you see that audio or hear that audio?
Starting point is 00:03:37 Did you see the video? He clearly doesn't want to be there. He's pissed off. There were people spinning it as in, yeah, you can tell he doesn't want to play for cheaters. Well, here's what I would say. I'd say a lot of people, especially I would imagine a lot of Boston people, have never moved before. Right?
Starting point is 00:03:53 So, like, moving is a pain in the ass, first of all. Like, imagine your Vasquez, who I believe has been with the Red Sox since 08. He's been part of that organization since 08. Imagine your whole life is there. I have no idea what his family sitch is wife kids whatever but let's assume he's got a wife and some kids or a wife and a dog i don't know he's got a house probably in boston got a house i would guess he does and you've got your entire life that's wrapped up in being in boston and it's like oh by the way um now you're going to be uprooted against your wishes as well,
Starting point is 00:04:26 which is a pain in the ass. I'm not saying it's the worst thing that ever happened to him, and I'm not saying that his life sucks. Well, if Spank and Slap says, I get it, it sucks, they're millionaires, they'll be fine. Yeah, I'm sure he'll be fine, but in that moment, I kind of felt bad for him. You've got to give him a second to breathe here.
Starting point is 00:04:40 Well, no, here's the thing. I get it. They're millionaires. Life will go on. You deal with it. But I think it's easy to say when you're not millionaires, although from what Spank and Slap, it was showing me over the weekend, I'm fairly certain he is a millionaire in some way because my dudes out there like got mansions and shit. My man Spank and Slap is out here living the life. I'm like, what are you doing? Yeah, I'm just like chilling at my, my, my, my dad's palace in Galveston right now. I'm like, holy shit.
Starting point is 00:05:07 But like most of us in here are not millionaires, right? We're not rich. So it's easy for us to say, oh, you can deal with it because you're a millionaire and your life is easy. I get that. And I understand why it's easy to do that and come to that conclusion. But just for the sake of this discussion, the discussion is, oh, he looked upset that he was being traded to the Astros. Imagine you're preparing to play a baseball game for a team. You've played with
Starting point is 00:05:30 that team your entire existence for the most part. It's a huge part of your life. And you find out that against your wishes, against your will, you were just traded off, shipped off to someone else. And now you've got to talk to the media right after it happens. Like, that sucks. Like, that's no good. Now, I get it. It's part of the business. You get traded. He's on a better team now. He's got a better chance to win the World Series now.
Starting point is 00:05:50 So life doesn't suck. And he's still making a lot of cash and everything. I get it. But relocating is a pain in the ass. No matter who you are. Like, imagine you're Vasquez, right? Like, you're in a scenario where your house I would imagine is in Boston you're a family I don't know does he have a wife and kid in Boston like you like it is a pain in
Starting point is 00:06:12 the ass because first of all you got to worry about playing a baseball game you got to worry about meeting your new teammates talking to the media and oh by the way you got to figure out where you're gonna fucking live so like you get traded I imagine today he's got to be out there talking to like a house hunter or somebody like that. Like, Hey, I need to find a place to rent for six months until the season's over or four months until the season's over. I don't know how much time's left on his deal. Does he still have time? Is he a free agent at the end of the year? Do they have extra years? Like there's a lot of factors that go into it. Relocating sucks. It blows. As someone who has moved from Baton Rouge to Houston, Houston to Philadelphia,
Starting point is 00:06:48 Philadelphia back to Houston, Houston to Nashville, it fucking sucks. So again, they'll get over it and yeah, life will go on and he'll make his cash and everything will be fine, but it is what it is. Like it does suck. And that's all talking about the context of this story, which was, oh, he looks miserable having to go play in Houston. Well, your fucking world is spinning at that point. Like, you are like, what the fuck is the next move I make? What do I do, you know? Papa was a Rolling Stones, as Drew19120. Now, when I was a kid, Papa was a Rolling Stone, and wherever he laid his hat was,
Starting point is 00:07:26 in fact, his home, and we moved like eight times. I'm trying to think of the number of times that we moved that I even remember by the time I was 10, and it had to have been like seven times. Now, my dad never had to worry about it because my mom did everything, and my dad would just sit back and chill, and my mom would figure it all out from what I recall, but it is not an enjoyable experience. It is not fun to relocate and have to come up with everything like that. So I just, he has like a really emotional post on Instagram thinking like the Boston fans. He's been there for 15 years, you know, the whole thing.
Starting point is 00:07:55 He's excited to play for the Astros. But to answer your question, he does in fact have a wife and seemingly a baby and a small child. A baby and a small child. Again, you know, I mean, it's, it's a tough spot to be in. Like I, like I feel bad for him from that regard. Houston doesn't have the racist that Boston has. He'll love it here. Good point. Fake Adam Clanton, or maybe real Adam Clanton. Who knows your point is valid because it doesn't like, there's a story about how Bill Russell died the other day. Because it doesn't. Like, there was a story about
Starting point is 00:08:26 how Bill Russell died the other day, and it's like, well, you know, I gotta give the guy a lot of credit, because he lived in racist shithole Boston at, like, the height of its racist shitholeness. So, he deserves a lot of credit. Let's see. Spankitslabbit says, most players would love to be on the Astros. Actual
Starting point is 00:08:42 contenders, unlike Seattle or Oakland. No one's disagreeing with that. Like, who actually stepped up and said, nobody love to be on the Astros, actual contenders, unlike Seattle or Oakland. No one's disagreeing with that. Like, who actually stepped up and said nobody wants to play for the fucking Astros? Of course he's fine playing for the Astros. Like, it's weird how serious fans take shit. Like, shit people take shit personal. That initial interview, like, do we even know if he knew he was traded at that point? Or was that literally the media saying, hey, heard you got traded?
Starting point is 00:09:02 Like, you don't, that was very, I don't think you can judge him based on that no like come on man like i think here's the problem i have right the issue that i run into with people is and i know it's hard to relate to celebrities but people just throw out dumb shit like on the internet they'll just run out and say dumb shit and people don't think and maybe i'm just a fucking idiot and i think too much but like if he would have stepped up and said fuck them astros or some cheating sons of bitches then okay go off and say this guy's a piece of shit fuck him right in the ass and i would totally understand it and i would get it and i would respect your angst i can't respect the angst of people who like who were upset that he looked a little bit shocked when he got traded like get over it he wasn't jumping up and down.
Starting point is 00:09:46 Like, get the fuck over it. I mean, he's happy to be there, trust me. Like, I don't know him, obviously, but as people have said, he's going to a contender. If you get a chance to go to the World Series, I think he's okay. Like, if it worked that way in any other business, right? Like, imagine you're living your life. You're doing whatever it is you do for a living. You work at a bank, or you're a truck driver or you're like spanking slapping who like
Starting point is 00:10:08 rides jet skis and shit all day. Imagine that happened to you, spanking slapping. Imagine you got traded from your family to some shitty family. Like it could just happen that way. It's like, hey, you know, you're enjoying your life of hanging out and riding the jet skis and chilling and life kicks ass and everything's great. And then they're like, actually, you're going to be traded to the Ennis family. Congratulations. You are no longer living a life of luxury. You live with Scott Ennis. Now you'd go, fuck, I don't want to get traded. Fuck man. No, Scott Ennis might be a wonderful guy, but I don't want him to be my dad. I like my dad because my dad's rich as fuck and we go golf at Trump Golf Courses and we rule.
Starting point is 00:10:47 So again, I know it's unrealistic, but imagine yourself in that situation is all I'm saying. Put yourself in the position of these players. Well, aside from that, what do you think about that move and the Mancini and the Will Smith? They're all good. There's not a negative in those moves. Who did they give up to get those guys? The answer is nobody. Like, he added
Starting point is 00:11:03 Will Smith. He gave up Jake Odorizzi. Nobody liked Jake liked jaco to rizzy anyway right you bring in mancini who'd you give up to get mancini nobody of any value what siri big fuck like like that's how you gauge this shit i don't know if these guys are going to help them like win world series or not like i think they're obviously a contender they're the second best team record wise in the al and they've actually been better than the yankees when they've played. So rock on, right? I don't know if that's going to help them win, but I can look at what they gave up to get those guys,
Starting point is 00:11:33 and they gave up basically dick to get those guys. Those are impressive deals, right? Now, granted, they didn't trade for Juan Soto, so you weren't expecting to give up some gigantic package to get them. But still, it's pretty badass that you don't have to... You give up Jose Siri to get Mancini? I mean, that's basically it. That's thievery.
Starting point is 00:11:56 Because you are automatically better as an offensive baseball team today. If you said, you can have Siri. You give up Jake Od to rizzy you have a wealth of talent in the rotation and you give up jaco to rizzy to get someone who helps sure up your bullpen like you know you're getting lance back too i hate to go all like you know ask you know a rockets fan talking about daryl morey here but like these aren't they don't lose generally speaking in these trades like a lot of teams have to give up valuable pieces of what they do to add somebody.
Starting point is 00:12:28 That wasn't the case here. This wasn't, wow, they gave up a lot. They literally gave up nothing. They gave up nothing to add three players that made the bet. Who were the pieces in the Vasquez deal? Was it a couple? It was minor league guys. Who gives a fuck about minor league guys?
Starting point is 00:12:44 Oh, I'll tell you who cares about minor league guys. The fucking St. Louis Cardinals who could have had Juan Soto, but they couldn't part with freaking Dylan Carlson and a couple of hot minor league prospects. Like, they're fucking morons. Like, at least the Astros
Starting point is 00:13:00 are like, oh, you want to take a couple of prospects? Now, again, I get that these are the, like, the Cardinals ones with their highest available prospects, kind of, and Dylan Carlson. Dylan Carlson better be Mickey fucking Mantle and Jim Edmonds fucked and had a baby. That's who this Dylan Carlson better be, because if you mean to tell me you're not going to trade Dylan Carlson as part of a package to get Juan Soto to try to win some World Series right now? Imagine a lineup that's got Goldschmidt, Aren and soto 234 345 in it pool holes hitting the way he's hitting oh of course you don't do that because you got to make
Starting point is 00:13:30 sure you don't give up dylan fucking carlson this guy better hit 80 home runs one year that son of a bitch like it's not his fault that i now hate him but i do like that the cardinals have made dylan carlson a hateable player to me as someone who roots for the Cardinals. And it's not Dylan Carlson's fault. It's the bow tie wearing piece of shit general manager John Moselock who goes, hey, by the way, we don't want Juan Soto because we don't want to give up Dylan Carlson. So, yeah, the Astros gave minor league infielder Emmanuel Valdez and outfielder Wyler Abreu in return for. Who are those people? Two people you'll probably never hear their names again. Because as we've talked about with the Astros,
Starting point is 00:14:11 when they give up hot minor league prospects, how often do you actually hear of those guys doing anything? Never. So give James Click credit. They went out there and they made moves that cost them nothing and can put them in better position to win the World Series. That's baller shit. So big ups to James Click compared to John fucking Moseley. That son of a bitch in St. Louis.
Starting point is 00:14:38 Oh, we got Jose Quintana. Basically, they made moves that helped them this year on a team that's not going to win the World Series. When you could add Juan Soto for two more years with the lineup you had and you could have out-slugged people for the World Series, but instead you're like, nope, can't part ways with some minor league guys and Dylan fucking Carlson. And then...
Starting point is 00:14:58 It could be the White Sox who did absolutely nothing. Rumor is they tried to go for Otani for five minutes, which of course that didn't end up going anywhere for anyone. And then presumably Tony La Russa fell asleep and then everyone else fell asleep. He was asleep in the dugout. He is old and probably drunk all the time. He definitely is.
Starting point is 00:15:15 I think he is bombed all the time. Good for him. Way to go out though. You get paid a million bucks or so to manage a baseball team or whatever he's getting paid. And they're never going to fire him. He's got immunity because he's friends with the owner. They're never going to fire him. You just get blitzed before the game and pass out.
Starting point is 00:15:31 Like, he never moves. He stands in the exact same place in the dugout the whole time and just kind of does this move. Like, it's like the end of the night at the bar. And, like, it's like that time when your friends are going to tell you you need to go home. It's like, I've been that a lot. Like, we just kind of rock back and forth, and you kind of jolt awake. That's Tony La Russa every night in the dugout for the White Sox. Baller status.
Starting point is 00:15:52 Like, in my mind, they were trying to reach out to him to kind of get some opinions on who he thought, hey, should we do this trade? Tony, what do you think? Because they do value his opinion, you know? And he just never called them back because he fell asleep. God, that's living. That's how I think it went down for the White Sox.
Starting point is 00:16:05 That's exactly how it went down, and that's how it should have went down. It should go down that way all the time. But I think the White Sox think they're going to get better with health. I heard them talking about that on MLB Network, and I would agree with that. Their lineup when healthy is very good. Tony is like the Tom Hanks character in A League of Their Own. He's like Jimmy Dugan. He just sits there, scratches his balls, he's passed out,
Starting point is 00:16:26 and then like, hey, did we win? No? Okay, good, game over, move on. Like, Tony, just every time he wins, he adds to his win total, and that's it. Speaking of A League of Their Own, how bad do you think this new A League of Their Own series on Amazon is gonna be? Terrible. Yeah, it looks awful. I have no desire to watch it.
Starting point is 00:16:42 Don't fuck with good stuff. Tired of that shit. I see our Philly people think World Series or bus now. Hey, listen, they got better. Give them credit. Dude, they've sucked at baseball for over a decade. Like, they're fighting for the third wild card spot, and this is like their little World Series for them. So good for them.
Starting point is 00:16:58 They're not used to being good at baseball. Really, historically, the Phillies aren't used to being good at baseball. They'll have little pockets of success. Like, hey, late 70s, early 80s, success. One year in the 90s, success. Handful of years in the mid-2000s, success. And that's about it.
Starting point is 00:17:14 They're among the most losses in all-time history anyway. So who cares? Let them have their moment. That's the way I view it. Like the Phillies, I'm not even going to get worked up and fight with them about the players they signed or traded for. You know why? They got better, and they're fighting for that little third wildcard spot, and it's cute, and they're not used to winning. It's adorable seeing the McDougals get excited. I've never seen them
Starting point is 00:17:37 baseball excited. My entire existence there, the season was over by the middle of April. Not so fast, my friend. 2022, thanks to that extra wild card, the Phillies are right in the mix. So give them credit. And they didn't have to give up shit to get those guys. They gave up Mickey Moniak to add, what's his name? Noah Syndergaard. Mickey Moniak is known for being a guy
Starting point is 00:18:00 that was the number one overall pick and did nothing. I actually saw someone tweet this, some Philly McDougal, and it was funny. They got Noah Syndergaard for Mickey Moniak, and he's not even the best Mickey M that they've ever had. They're talking about Mickey Morandini, of course. But he's not even the best Mickey M that they've had historically for the Phillies. So, hey, rock on, man. I am not going to fight Philly people on this.
Starting point is 00:18:27 I'm not going to shit on you because you did. You made the right moves. You Tom Cruise-ed it, baby, all the right moves. Harper might come back by the end of the month. He had his pins taken out of his hand. You're a game ahead of the Cardinals for the third wild card spot. The division's not a possibility. We know that.
Starting point is 00:18:41 But you're right there in the mix for it, right? It's really you and st louis fighting for that spot because i think the giants are like five games out of the third wild card how many wild cards are they going to add like down the line like yeah we're fighting for the 11th wild card everybody makes the playoffs for the nba soon but hey philly you did good your gm did good you made moves i root for the cardinals that's like my number one team right that's my number one girl right they went out and had a chance to get juan soto a 24 25 year old generational player that if you signed him would be there for a decade instead you focused on signing
Starting point is 00:19:14 jose quintana because you had to keep dylan carlson yeah so you're right it's uh the cardinals are a game behind the phils for the last wild card and then after that the giants are four and a half back from the phils so that's who we are and that's the marlins so it really is the only reason i don't want them to make the playoffs is because they would make it over my team and because it's fun to see like mcdougal be miserable san diego really falls off a cliff which i don't think they are now probably not, but couldn't you see a scenario where they just keep adding these great players? San Diego's always supposed to be great, and then they never actually are. You could see a scenario where they add all these guys, and they're not actually that good.
Starting point is 00:19:56 Also, the Cardinals, they could still win the division. Correct. They're still in it, and they play the Cubs tonight, and we'll see what they do. But then they play the Yankees, and they're going to get their asses kicked by the Yankees. And it is what it is. But McDougal is having his moment. This is it. This is, hey, it's been 12 years or 11 years since this team's been to the playoffs. Last time they went to the playoffs, the Cardinals beat them in five,
Starting point is 00:20:20 won nothing at home in game five. Chris Carpenter battles Roy Halladay and got the W. First run of the game brought in by Skip Schumacher, and that's all they needed. 1-0. Carpenter complete game. End of the era right there. They've been 11, 12 years since they've been even decent.
Starting point is 00:20:36 So, hey, you made money moves. See what you can do. I'm in it, man. Hey, more power to you. No hate from me, kiddos. No hate's going to come down from me for my Phillies, friends. The Padres are the angels of the National League. Not a bad call on that one, Be Smooth 790.
Starting point is 00:20:53 But the difference being, of course, that all the players that they spend money on are not busted ass old dudes. They signed Pujols. Pujols was coming off of, I believe he had like plantar fasciitis when they signed him, and he was in his 30s. And he's probably in his 40s at the time, if we're being fair, right? So they made that move. And then they signed pitchers that never
Starting point is 00:21:14 worked out. At least these are all dudes that are relatively young. I mean, Tatis is obviously young, and so is Soto. How old is Machado? Is Machado like 28, 29? Whatever he is. Point being in all of this is I wouldn't say that they're the angels because these dudes are actually young and
Starting point is 00:21:29 dumb and hungry and they might be better off. Machado's 30. Better than old ass Albert Pujols and bad back Trout. So this might be a better situation than that. And they signed our boy Musgrove to a long term deal. We're Musgrove people in this house. We are signed our boy Musgrove to a long-term deal. We're Musgrove
Starting point is 00:21:45 people in this house. We are big-time Joe Musgrove stans, as it were. Joe was one of the ones partying at the Astros parade. He was catching beers and chugging beers and stuff. We stand for Joe Musgrove, so I root for him. He's one of the few players that the Astros have let walk that's actually been successful. A lot of them just roll out and do nothing. I also enjoyed this tweet from CBS Sports, which would like to remind everyone that in 2017, Noah Syndergaard
Starting point is 00:22:14 stole the Philly Fanatics ATV and now they have to reunite. That's going to be a big topic on Angelo in the morning. I think they're going to question this move on Angelo because they stole the Fanatics ATV. Well, does this mean Syndergaard has to come out with the Fanatic cleats?
Starting point is 00:22:29 Oh, I think that's the only way to make up for it. He has to go out and make a baby and then name that baby Ben Franklin Bridge Syndergaard. Wells Fargo Center, which isn't going to exist for very much longer because they're trying to build that stadium in downtown. That seems like a terrible idea.
Starting point is 00:22:44 If it's not the traffic you're fighting fighting it's going to be the hobos so have a good time with an arena right there in downtown philadelphia what a disaster the only benefit for that would be like when we lived in maniunk it would just be a single regional rail down to the stadium instead of then transferring to the subway but yeah but then it doesn't impact us anymore we ain't living in that fucking place ever again do we look like the the hosts of the greatest sport show ever like does that look like us no i forgot how great that name is so uh i was uh i got a text from andy and he didn't give me any details but he was in philly because his daughter was visiting some friends so he flew to philly to pick her up but he was like i'm listening to the new fanatic afternoon show like how is it he's like yeah like i would imagine that's what it is show ever it's
Starting point is 00:23:29 the greatest sports show ever uh but um anyway so uh but um so astros are better the yankees are now the yankees got better defensively but here's the thing they traded with the cardinals and got rid of jordan montgomery and sent him to st's the thing. They traded with the Cardinals and got rid of Jordan Montgomery and sent him to St. Louis. Like, I'm ripping on the Cardinals because they didn't get Soto, but their pitching staff is better today than it was two days ago because Quintana is an upgrade, and so is Montgomery. Problem is, I just don't think they're going to score enough runs
Starting point is 00:23:58 against anybody to beat anyone. They're basically planning to beat teams 2-1. They're going to hope for the best. Like, hey, 1-0 every game because their offense stinks, or at least is mediocre. Basically, they are what they always are. Like some nights they'll go out and score 10. Other nights they'll score one. They're feast or famine.
Starting point is 00:24:15 But the Yankees in return got Harrison Bader. Harrison Bader is one of the best defensive centerfielders in the game, and he was great for the Cardinals in centerfield. Problem is he's a minimal offensive player. He'll have moments where he gets hot for a little bit and you know you know he'll he'll hit well for a month and that's it you know I mean he's just a limited offensive player like his advantage is his speed but speed's been kind of you know nullified in today's game because you don't steal bases anymore a lot of guys don't take first to third anymore. Like, speed isn't the killer that it used to be when teams would steal 200 bases a year. Like, you'll be lucky to see teams steal 200 bases in a decade now.
Starting point is 00:24:53 It's just not the way it works anymore. But he makes them better defensively, certainly, but you do lose something in your rotation there by losing Jordan Montgomery. But I'm just looking at the teams that the Astros are competing with to win the AL at this point. There's nobody in their division they're competing with, obviously. It really just comes down to the Yankees. You look around the American League, Boston ain't a player.
Starting point is 00:25:15 They're probably not going to make the playoffs. Boston's really weird with what they're doing. They fell off a cliff, though. They only lost six games in June, I think, and then only won four in July or something ridiculous. But the thing is, they're still only a couple of games out of that third wild card. That's the interesting thing is that the American League pretty much blows. There's not a team in the American League Central right now that would beat the Astros or the White's or the Astros or the Yankees in a series.
Starting point is 00:25:41 No, I mean, it's all but implied that the ALCS is going to be Astros-Yankees. Correct. Well, obviously those two teams's all but implied that the ALCS is going to be Astros-Yankees. Correct. Obviously, those two teams are getting the bye in the first round. I don't think anyone can even catch them. So it's those two of the first round byes and then the rest. Correct. So, like, basically just fast forward to October when that series happens and let's go.
Starting point is 00:26:01 And then pound for pound, I think you got a great fucking series there, man. Yeah, the Red Sox are currently just three games out of the wild card well like they didn't move on from jd martinez which people thought they would yet they move on from vasquez like as as b smooth says that boston they're buyers and sellers it is very strange they added uh tommy fam as well and then hosmer right yeah and the h Hosmer thing obviously was weird because Hosmer right was what was holding up the Soto trade Soto deals like no I'm not going to Washington I will not like imagine that power he's like oh the only thing holding up this deal is Eric Hosmer and he's like good I'm not going to fight good like go out there at least compete playing for the
Starting point is 00:26:39 Nationals you're not competing you go from this Padres team that was going to be stacked with dudes like that'd be a fun lineup to be in but you're like no then send me somewhere else. They send you to Boston and things work out for you that way I guess. Red Sox play the Astros tonight correct? They do. I think that game probably starts here in 20 minutes or so. Yep. Or if you're listening
Starting point is 00:26:58 to the podcast it happened yesterday and I have no idea what the final score of the game is. And Bregman back in the lineup after taking his one day paternity leave. Look at that. He says, listen, I'll be there when that damn baby is born, but you better listen here and you listen good, Missy. I got shit to do.
Starting point is 00:27:12 I got ball games to win, hon. It went down well, too, that she had the baby when they were in town. He didn't have to fly back and leave the team or anything. He's just like, all right, let me go handle this. Baby's born. Baby's healthy. Let's go play baseball. Look at that.
Starting point is 00:27:24 Yeah. That's what it should be. I get that it's their first Baby's healthy. Let's go play baseball. Look at that. Yeah. That's what it should be, you know? Like, I get that it's their first kid, so he's going to be there. By the time they pump out three or four more, he won't even have to be there when the kid's born. Everything will be fine. Spankitslapit asks, will Mancini play first or outfield? Is Yuli going to ride the bench?
Starting point is 00:27:39 I would assume that move means that Gurriel rides the bench. He's got a great glove at first, obviously. But, like, you look at this, they're obviously making moves like that because they lacked pop offensively. And a large part of that is because Gurriel lacks pop offensively. He's not the same player he was. So I would imagine he's going to get in there. I saw some people were pissed that these dudes weren't in the lineup tonight. First of all, a catcher is the most difficult position.
Starting point is 00:28:06 Now, this is just my estimation here. But a catcher has to be the most difficult position to just jump into a team with. For instance, you've got Javier tonight. Maybe Javier's got a good rapport with Machado. Or not Machado, but with Machete. So maybe they've got a great rapport, and they're going to go at it. They were going to do it no matter what. Like it's hard.
Starting point is 00:28:27 Like you've got to learn signals with dudes. You've got to figure out what their tendencies are. Like it's not an easy thing to be a catcher and just jump in with a new guy, especially in big games like this. Like if you're playing the Royals or something, I would imagine it's different. But, you know, you're still playing a competitive team like the Red Sox. You're only three, four games behind the Yankees for the top spot. You don't want to lose these games at home.
Starting point is 00:28:47 Who knows? Maybe there is an emotional thing into it. Do you want this guy, Vasquez's first game, to be against the team whose locker room he was in the night before? Maybe. I'm sure that's kind of a mindfuck, too. You may, because maybe he wants to go out there and say, hey, fuck you for trading me. That could be. But I think the bigger issue that they run into is you've got Javier's been pitching his ass off,
Starting point is 00:29:05 and he's had one catcher for the most part that he's done it with, and you want to send him out there and go. People hate Dusty for like, I'll never understand the Dusty Baker hate. Because people are stupid. Like, I get it. The guy's lost with other teams and hasn't won the World Series. He's not A.J. Hinch. Okay, look at what A.J. hinch is doing in in detroit not much
Starting point is 00:29:25 they're like 23 games under 500 in a year that they were supposed to allegedly be a 500 type of team so spare me like the oh aj hinch has got baseball managers suck and let's never forget what's the reason the astros don't have another world series aj hinch and by the way you start looking at baseball managers tony larus i believe has the second most wins of any manager of all time and he falls asleep he falls asleep in the dugout especially in today's game baseball managers are essentially worthless so you can shit on dusty all you want but dusty rules he seems like a fucking cool dude. So let's rock, man. Let's see. Thanks for the 10 bucks. Drew19120, you guys want to throw in a few bucks? Feel free. We got some wine tonight.
Starting point is 00:30:11 Hey, you want to throw in a dollar too? Whatever. Go for it, man. We're having a good night here drinking some wine. TigerJT says Josh is on fire talking ports tonight. Look out, local Nashville hacks. Let me tell you something. I'll tell you this. I've been in a weird state of mind lately where like, I miss getting on and just ranting about sports stuff. Like, cause basically I do fluff shit now. That's like what my life is. And that's fine. Don't know what you got till it's gone. Well, it's not even that like, cause I'll do sports and hate that too. Cause there's a lot of morons, but like I do the radio show and it's fine and it does well, but like I get up every
Starting point is 00:30:42 day and I'm like, God damn it, Josh, you're like dollar store bobby bones now like what are you and then like there are days i'm just really fired up and just want to rant and rave and talk for long periods of time and then i realize i've got like two minutes to talk about nothing and then play fucking credence and it kind of gets to me on occasion and today is one of those fucking days i'm pissing vinegar i'm fired up i'm ready to fucking go uh d s D Hess asked Josh, is it exhausting being such a fucking stud? Sometimes it is. Uh, I could listen to you for hours on end talking about sports. So much passion behind the convictions. That's how I roll D Hess. That's what I'm here to do, baby. I'll for you passionate opinions with conviction. Most of the
Starting point is 00:31:19 time, everything I offer you is with conviction. I've just been in a bad head space. Like I kind of ebb and flow with my head space sometimes because my radio show does extremely well and it's number one in town and it's great. But then it's like, I miss like, here's where I made a mistake. I'll tell you where I made a mistake last week. I was randomly going through YouTube and YouTube will suggest things for me because I usually put on like an interview on YouTube on my way into work. And basically what I listened to in those interviews kind of dictates the mood I'm in for that week. So there was a stretch where I was listening to like Joe Rogan interviews with people about like conspiracy theories and shit.
Starting point is 00:31:55 And you were angry. And all of a sudden I was just angry and had conspiracy theories. Well, last week I was listening to old Opie and Anthony clips. And it's funny because I knew when you were like, you got to hear this new plays from me when we were driving somewhere. And I'm like, oh, this is going to be bad. Why are we listening to this? It was old ONA clips doing exactly what I love to do. Yep.
Starting point is 00:32:13 I knew this was coming. Here's my favorite thing to do on the radio. I love to riff with people who are fun to riff with, who can keep up. And I love to do like just kind of rapid fire stuff impromptu stuff and you can't do that in music radio because you basically got two minutes then you got to play cutting crew well we don't play cutting crew but you get the point my station hairspray actually played that today well look at you why don't you smell oh somebody gets to play cutting crew
Starting point is 00:32:42 somebody you know what i might put it in the request tomorrow. Actually, I remember I was going to do that, and it wasn't even in our system. I think I had to order it. But anyway, so I made the mistake of listening to Opie and Anthony, and they're doing this funny shit, and Ant's doing these impressions, and they're riffing, and I fucking love to riff. And you just can't riff when you're talking up Bon Jovi records because you don't have time to riff.
Starting point is 00:33:06 And the audience, in their defense, I'm not riffing. The audience, they're not expecting me to get on there and talk for 40 minutes an hour. They're expecting me to talk for five minutes and play music. So I don't hate them for that. It is what it is. That's the expectation of the show. So I get all like, I get pent up and I have all this stuff.
Starting point is 00:33:25 Like, nobody here cares about sports shit, so I'm not going to get on the radio and talk about sports here. So that eliminates something. No, and it was funny because when you first got this job, they kind of tried to market it as, like, sports slash rock. And then, like, three weeks in, you very quickly realized that the audience does not care about sports. They don't. Not enough to, like, talk about it on a rock station. I mean, even when the Titans were in the playoffs, it wasn't like, tighten up, like Titan fever. No, there's different expectations for it.
Starting point is 00:33:53 So it's just weird, man. If we're being honest, I go through stretches where I'm just like, fuck, I miss getting on the radio and having a long form like generally speaking in a talk format you'll have at least 12 13 14 minutes a segment to riff and i love riffing the best shit that me you and jim did was riffing it started with one thing and became 10 other things and it was fucking hysterical and that was the most memorable stuff the dave's not here caller guy wasn't playing to some asshole called and we left him on the air for a long time and it became funny. Or Miguel is the one everyone always goes back to.
Starting point is 00:34:30 You can't do Miguel here. Because in my mind, the second I start riffing on something in music, it's like, oh shit. Wrap it up. Like, you gotta be quick. Because I know what the argument will be, Josh. You gotta get out faster. You gotta do a quick thing and get out. And I don't hate the job. I love the people I work for. I'm not complaining. I'm just letting you know when someone says, boy, you've got to get out faster. You've got to do a quick thing and get out. And I don't hate the job. I love the people I work for.
Starting point is 00:34:45 I'm not complaining. I'm just letting you know when someone says, boy, you're pissing vinegar today. You're fired up. You're off. Because it's different because I don't get to fucking do it anymore. It's a different format. It's a different type of job, honestly. It is.
Starting point is 00:34:58 So it's weird to me and it's different to me. And I struggle with it sometimes. You might say, well, Josh, you're the number one show in town. How much could you really be struggling? Well, from from that regard I'm not because I guess I'm a fucking g for whatever reason everywhere I go it turns to gold then it turns to shit everywhere I go I turn it to gold like like like in a stilt skin that's right it's been strong to gold then I turn it to shit it is an adjustment even the other way around too like me coming from music radio and then doing the 790 job.
Starting point is 00:35:25 Like when we first started doing that, there were a lot of times that I feel that I would rush through the news or I would rush to hurry up and say something funny and then like, okay, that's it. Like, oh, I can still keep talking. Like it was weird to me. I didn't know how to extend my thoughts and extend my viewpoints past like three seconds. Like all because I record the shit for detroit because i can't do it i'm doing it live basically but it's not live live so basically i record shit for detroit and then it lands on their station like 10 minutes after i record it so it's essentially live and i'll be doing something i'll look at the clock and i'll say i've gone three minutes i'll go
Starting point is 00:35:59 battle let's restart i can i can keep this tighter and shorter and that's what they want. So, and like, again, if we're just being honest, like, like that's, it's a tough spot sometimes somehow I've become good at it because I'm a radio savant as Barry used to call me because I'm cognitively there. Like for whatever reason, I'm able to do it and I'm able to do it well. And that's not even bragging because I hate myself most of the time. I'm just able to do it. And that comes from years of listening to it and being part of it and being around it. But it's tough, you know, because you're used to being the person that people go to and they view them, whether you like it or not, as like an authority. Like when the Astros make a trade, people turn on sports radio because they want to hear what the dickheads on the radio have
Starting point is 00:36:42 to say. So, and that's you. They go, I got to hear what Josh Enheads on the radio have to say. And that's you. They go, I got to hear what Josh Ennis says about this Verlander deal because he's talked about Verlander for months. What's Josh Ennis' opinion on it? And they tune in to hear that. People don't tune in to hear Josh Ennis' opinion on shit on music radio. They tune in to hear me maybe make one little line and play Winger, which we don't even play enough Winger and i think winger's great but like that's where i have the hard time kind of where i
Starting point is 00:37:09 have a hard time computing you know with all that uh your old show used to remind me of the old klol it was entertaining well thank you see we would have been great on a morning show like on rock radio back in the day like you know doing wild ass shit, MW Sogrove says the best shows y'all did were usually the ones where there was nothing going on and y'all found material. It's like, now I have a hard time doing that. Like I sit there and I'm like, like on that show, anything could be material, any topic, any subject, whatever. I would just go with it here. I'm like, well, that one might be a little too political and I don't want to piss off right wing people today. And I don't want to piss off right-wing people today, and I don't want to piss off left-wing people, because this is not the format to piss people off.
Starting point is 00:37:48 This is the format to get as many people as you can to listen, which I get. No, this is like, Josh, this is going to start your day, get you in a good mood, ready for the week. And I suck at getting people in a good mood, because I am an asshole. And, like, that's the hard part. Like, I am like a heel. That's what I'm good at. I'm good at pissing people off. It's my skill, if you will.
Starting point is 00:38:06 But now I go in every morning like, Josh, try not to piss people off today. And that's where I end up in a tough spot. Let's see here. Oh, the tight ends thing. That was funny, too. That was a good one. My club just brought that one up.
Starting point is 00:38:22 Let's see. 97 won the Eagle with Russ Martin. A show about anything and nothing. Well, Russ Martin's dead, isn't he? Russ used to work for my old boss Gavin at one point. I remember when you were saying all this hilarious stuff about tight end sports bar at Grill one summer day. And that all came
Starting point is 00:38:38 from, there was a commercial, I heard it and we made fun of it for 20 minutes. That's what I'm good at. And apparently I'm good at this shit too. I'm just a G. And that actually worked out really well because it turns out tight ends actually loved it. A lot of clients now are like,
Starting point is 00:38:53 this is serious advertising. Why are you ridiculing our product? Correct. So that actually... Like someone brings up the Reach Around. My ass ain't playing the fucking Reach Around commercial. We used to play all those fake commercials that weren't even ours. We would just fill time with them and
Starting point is 00:39:07 play like cock sausage and shit like that i ain't doing that shit here because who knows what's gonna happen it's just and like my boss leave and say to you and take more chances yeah can i can i really do that i'll just not you know uh let's see i'm britney i love cock chicken that is yeah that was like oh god i'm trying to remember like there's so many of those bits that i wish we had uh audio of because and then jim we slowed down the voice on the chick and it sounded like herman munster heck yeah i love bulls and uh like well you know because it was i'm here with my sexy friend brielle or whatever and it's like like hey guys i'm brielle with my sexy friend carrie and we're here at titan sports bar why don't you come get your knobs polished when we open the door handle for you and you know like
Starting point is 00:39:58 and it's just so stupid it was fucking great but anyway enough reminiscing. I'm going all little river band on you here. It tends to happen. It does. I do that on occasion, but come in our back door at tight ends. Hey, do you guys want to come in the back door? Well, we'll open it for you at tight end sports bar. God damn. Okay, so you got to stop, Josh.
Starting point is 00:40:20 Someone give me a new topic. I have to have a new topic fast because I'm spiraling here talking about shit. And you know where it really got me is last night. We, I just started listening to the seven 90 stream. I was listening to Sean's podcast. First thing that pissed me off was the first nine minutes of it was commercials. Who the fuck leaves nine minutes in a fucking pod, like nine minutes of radio commercials in a fucking podcast. That's number one, but I'm listening to it and i'm like fuck i get like i i i rule this that is my domain anyway now i'm done now i'm finished thank you
Starting point is 00:40:53 someone throw out something new well we were trying to figure out if uh paul wall is the godfather of alex bregman's does he still run with paul wall i think he does. I mean, I've seen them post stuff together and do videos together. I think Paul Wall may have been involved in like a salsa commercial. Because he's not down with the boys anymore. The rest of the boys. I guess maybe Paul Wall gets special status because of his celebrity-ness. His celebrity-ness. You are absolutely right.
Starting point is 00:41:20 So I do wonder, is Paul Wall the godfather? Does he have a grill? I mean, that'd be a pretty sweet... What if his, godfather? Does he have a grill? I mean, that'd be a pretty sweet... What if his, like, passy looked like a grill? That would actually be amazing. That'd be very Houston. Would it be like when the Clantons probably named their baby, like, Bill Worrell Clanton? Do you think they'll name them all Houston stuff?
Starting point is 00:41:39 Like, this is our kid, Trill OG, Bagwell Bregman. Well, they just named him Knox Samuel. So Sam Houston maybe that's after? Maybe. He's very Houston-centric with the name. Spank it, slap it, says, I'm tired of Bun B. I'm like, this is going to sound like the whitest thing ever. Had no fucking clue who Bun B was when I moved back to houston and everybody's like bun b's
Starting point is 00:42:09 calling i'm like who i don't give a fuck not ripping the guy don't give two fucks but like i had no idea and like big picture bun b is not a big deal like it's not like oh hey jay-z is from houston or hey kanye is from houston right it It's like, it's Bun B, you know? And, like, no offense to the guy. I think he thought I was racist, which, whatever. Who didn't and who doesn't, right? But, like, they'd be like, Bun B is on the phone. Don't care.
Starting point is 00:42:36 You should talk to Bun B. Okay, that'll make me sound cool. On this shitty AM radio station listened to by mostly old white dudes. Let me try to sound cool talking to Bun B. How long before Miguel offers Brock room service in the booth? That was another bit that just came out of nowhere and became something, didn't it? That was a fun time.
Starting point is 00:43:01 But anyway, what else is going on in the world? I mean, I feel like that's about it. It's the trade deadline. That's pretty much. Oh, Demi Lovato is not just a they, them anymore. They will also accept she, her pronouns now. But she can also still be a they, them, but she will accept she, her. Yes.
Starting point is 00:43:20 She's a fucking lunatic. They? They is a fucking lunatic. This person is fucking lunatic they they is a fucking lunatic this person is a lunatic and anyone who's like legitimately lgbtq plus should hate demi lovato yes she's making a mockery of your your life basically um she is um she's using pronouns for marketing and attention and the thing is no one cares because no one listens to demi lovato shit the worst thing to come out of demi lovato's existence
Starting point is 00:43:45 is my girl who played guitar for Alice Cooper, Nita Strauss. That really bothers me. She left Alice Cooper to join Demi Lovato. That makes me sad. I'd still want to see her naked, whatever. I don't know that I would anymore. I think
Starting point is 00:44:01 I'm over that. She's got weird Florence Henderson haircut and she wears dumb pants suits and she's been violated by many mma fighters it would appear i wouldn't doubt that aj got up in that at some point like she had a thing and fez fez got in there too um but like she doesn't do it for me anymore but she was like she was it for a while she had her moment she was bae and i loved her very much and we met her and i got my picture with her and she was clearly smitten with me and that's okay yeah and that's okay she loves ennis she loves ennis and that's okay but um now she's just really gross and annoying and she has a fl Henderson haircut or more maybe more of a Shirley Jones I can't tell but either way she's really gross Demi looks like Yolanda Saldivar I've seen the uh one
Starting point is 00:44:53 of my favorite memes of the last couple of months was um like it was an old picture of Demi and it was like it was her dressed as Selena and it was like like you know like before and then after it was a picture of Yolanda Saldivar and current Demi Lovato and it was accurate uh let's see Mac is having a school supply drive that's awesome I wish we had a Mac here that could help us pull off a lot of that shit because Mac is a legend and we love him the other story was Dane Cook is engaged to his girlfriend of five years. And she has only been alive for about seven. She is, what, 23?
Starting point is 00:45:30 She's 23. Good for him. Kelsey Taylor. He's 50. She's 23. And I guess that means they started dating when she was 18. So what? Which means, really, they probably started dating when she was 16.
Starting point is 00:45:42 Could be. But you know what? Like, if he wants to put up with the fact that it's a little Hey 19 situation where they got nothing in common, whatever. If he's willing to do that for the poontang, go for it. Nothing wrong with that. Look, dude, you're 50. You've had your moment.
Starting point is 00:45:57 You're not really famous anymore. Dane Cook was on top of the world 15 years ago, and now he's on top of some 23 year old today i mean that's a pretty good run i was surprised too when i heard that dane cook was 50 but you understand this dude's been doing shit since really the mid to late 90s what wanted like dane cook's stand-up actually used to be really good and vicious circle of course is one of my favorite stand-ups but um you know i like him i like i'd say i always like dane cook and maybe it was because i like people that everybody else seems to hate and that's kind
Starting point is 00:46:30 of my thing love dane cook for five minutes yes but then very quickly they all started to hate dane cook when there was dane cook overload right so what you would end up getting was like dane cook is in all these movies none of which were very good. They were all watchable. Like, you know, Good Luck Chuck. Lots of titties in Good Luck Chuck. D.S. says Employee of the Month is underrated. Wasn't bad, but it also had Jessica Simpson, who's just worthless. What were some of the, he had a couple of them. The My Best Friend's Girl with the fella Jason Biggs,
Starting point is 00:46:59 and really an angel of that era. Goldie Hawn's daughter, Hudson, Kate Hudson, who was an angel in that era. She was like one of the ultimate no titties, nice ass type chicks. And her ass wasn't gigantic or anything, but she had no titties whatsoever. But she was an angel in that era. But she was there. See, B. Hannon says Dane Cook, Tom Green and Andy Dick all had their run. Here's the difference, right? Tom Green had a moment of being a dude on fucking mtv and they put him in a couple bit parts and movies and there was freddie got fingered andy dick was never a megastar dane cook was a legit megastar the dude filled up the boston garden or the td
Starting point is 00:47:38 garden for a stand-up special that's 18 000 he wasn't waiting he was one of the waiters and i think he was the welcome to the Thunderdome guy in Waiting. But as a star of the movie, he had Employee of the Month. Maybe he was in a movie with Rodman. Was he in that Rodman double team or some shit? Oh, I forgot about double team. I think he was in that. Dane Cook had a moment, a much bigger moment than than than fucking
Starting point is 00:48:06 andy dick or any of these other guys i mean this dude was in mainstream relatively large budget movies it you know and sold out arenas i like when i saw dane cook stand up he played at the uno uh lakefront arena the new orleans uh the university of new orleans arena and i saw him and like the like in 2009 probably had 8 000 people in there to go see him he ruled like i was really into it and if you go back and listen to vicious circle it's fucking funny it's really good you know it's better than like carlos mencia he was also the voice of the sausage mascot mr 3000 so he was he was and that was early too because that was in like 2002 2004 yeah so like bernie mack was obviously a mr 3000 boy that's a and and not like homeboy was in there very long
Starting point is 00:48:53 dane cook wasn't in there very long dan in real life see here's the thing about dan in real life dan in real life was an okay movie it was kind of like a dramedy and like and uh steve carell is the dad and he's got a couple of daughters and no mom because i think the mom died then they go visit the family you know at like some getaway weekend and he falls in love with this chick who just happens to be dating his brother dane cook it actually wasn't a bad movie it was fine it wasn't one i'd say hey go watch this but it wasn't a bad movie. He actually had a bit part. He was like the second guy in a movie called Mr. Brooks.
Starting point is 00:49:29 And Mr. Brooks had Kevin Costner. And Kevin Costner was actually, like, it was a good movie. It was like a suspense. And it was pretty good. Cypress Jeff says, saw him at Toyota Center. Sold it out. Like, the dude, dude like he was massive like there are a handful of comedians
Starting point is 00:49:48 hold on you guys want to see the Luther cam look at the way this guy's sleeping hold on let's see if I can show you so if you notice the arm of the chair it's that's Luther's paws his back paws like his back legs
Starting point is 00:50:04 his head is down there like to the left That's Luther's paws, his back paws. Like his back legs. His head is down there, like to the left. And that's Luther's back paws. What is that? I don't know. What are we looking at here? Made me laugh. The front paws are crossed, too, which you can't see on the camera.
Starting point is 00:50:21 But he has his front paws crossed. Look at this guy. I tell you, this Luther. He is nuts, man. He's crazy. He's wild. Look at him go. Like what?
Starting point is 00:50:34 What, guys, what? Am I on Twitch again? This is so stupid. Why am I on Twitch again? I told you guys to take me off of here. I did not want you guys to see me on here. But good for him with a chick that's like half his age. If he can tolerate the chick, why not?
Starting point is 00:50:51 You know, I mean, is there a huge... Less than half his age. That's what I'm saying. Rock on, man. Ah, boy. Luthi, you good over there? Good i'm up i'm up i'm he's like wait a second i can tell you
Starting point is 00:51:09 guys we're looking at me what what i'm up i'm up guys what people love luther he's a stud isn't he let's go to the chiropractor tomorrow big chiro tomorrow big chiropractic adjustment coming for your boy. Buckle up for it, baby. And his senior exam on Thursday. So, I bet you're nervous, aren't you? Well, I hate that they make you wait for the blood work. It takes so long. Well, I mean, what if they can't just magically give you the answers? Well, some places have labs on.
Starting point is 00:51:40 I mean, that's not normal, obviously. But, I mean, I'm sure he's fine. I know. But I like to see where his liver enzymes are, how those not normal, obviously. But I mean, I'm sure he's fine. I know. But I like to see where... He's a tank. I like to see where his liver enzymes are, how those are doing, of course. When I tell people that Luther... Like, people look at me like I'm insane, especially here in Tennessee, when I tell them a few things.
Starting point is 00:51:55 One, that Luther goes to a chiropractor, like as if animals don't get a chiropractic adjustment. Two, that Luther is never left at home alone. They're shocked by this. Three... Mostly everyone's shocked by this three mostly everyone's shocked by that because it's ridiculous that luther uh goes to daycare they're like a dog daycare yeah dog daycare a lot of dogs go asshole and then when i tell them about the fact that he gets like laser treatment so he used to in houston they're like what the hell is laser treatment i don't know chief it helps him out like I don't know what you want from me.
Starting point is 00:52:25 What am I supposed to tell you? The dog gets laser treatment. It helps his little muscles and his little bones. He's almost 11. He's living his best life. He goes for long walks still. And I think it's because he takes all these supplements. He's like Tom Brady is essentially what he is.
Starting point is 00:52:40 Like Tom Brady's still out there doing the damn thing. He's 44, whatever. Luther's basically 44. And he's out there doing the damn thing he's 44 whatever luther's basically 44 and he's out there crushing he's just like tom brady sore trigger finger says we take our dog three days a week to daycare fucking wears him out that's the thing it's fun like why not let the dogs live their life and go to parks some people are shocked when you tell them you take them to dog parks what's a dog park it's where dogs go around and they run and they have a good time unless they're luther he just kind of walks around and they run and they have a good time. Unless they're Luther.
Starting point is 00:53:05 He just kind of walks around and pees on a lot of things and avoids other dogs. He'll go sniff the other dogs, but he'll get mad if they sniff him back. That's essentially it. Yes. Ah, boy.
Starting point is 00:53:18 Speaking of Tom Brady, the dolphins were all in on Tom and Sean Payton. Now they got popped for, uh, for, uh, doing that and get a little aggressive with it. Everyone's tampering.
Starting point is 00:53:27 Fuck it. Why does it matter? If somebody wants to play somewhere, let them go play somewhere, right? It's funny, though. Just in the middle of the season, Tom's like, hold on, guys. I'm busy. Guys, I know you want me. Hey, look.
Starting point is 00:53:37 I don't fault the Dolphins. They suck, right? So if you could tell me, well, we can have Tua and whatever random coach we have, or we can have Sean Payton and Tom Brady. I think you'd take Sean Payton and Tom Brady, and you'd be willing to tamper to do it. So rock on as well, man. Do what you got to do.
Starting point is 00:53:57 Luther, you good over there, buddy? You're so handsome. Boy, a little special impromptu Tuesday night wine action here. Your boy might be able to sleep like a little angel tonight. I haven't taken a shower since I got home from the gym at like 11 today because I don't see a point. You want to know the truth? It's so damn hot.
Starting point is 00:54:12 The second you walk outside, you start sweating balls. I had to grill for lunch today. We had a little chicken salad. Not chicken salad, but like a grilled chicken salad. And so I'm standing out there in the heat, standing over this grill. It's hot as shit. So rock on, right? Why not?
Starting point is 00:54:28 Why not just stay in your stinky-ass gym clothes? Which, by the way, broke a sweat pretty good today. 12 days in a row going to the gym. That's a pretty good run for me. 12 weekdays in a row. I'm not going on the weekends. I'm not some sort of hard-on. Although we did find a new seltzer we like we think yes we did so it's the uh boulevard which is out of kansas city it's called was it
Starting point is 00:54:51 quirk or something quirk q-u-i-r-k but the one we tried was watermelon and sea salt yep and it was fantastic it did not taste like overly seltzy with with the back taste and the heartburn you can feel right away. Yeah. And it had zero sugar. It's pretty good. 90 cals. 90 cals. So we may have to try the other flavors this weekend.
Starting point is 00:55:16 Yep. Rock on, baby. That'll really get you kick-started once you're doing your seltzers again. When I get on the seltzer kick and eat a little bit better, which I haven't really been eating all that much better, but I've been going to the gym and crushing that gym like a monster. Punching the old bag, letting off some steam, kicking ass,
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