The Show - MAC ATTACK

Episode Date: March 23, 2026

Real quick, before we get started. Where do you keep your Salad Cream? Lots of NCAA tourney talk as it looks like G-Mac might be headed home to coach! Plus so much more on a Mondee!

We interrupt this program. Previously, critics had brailed against the duo as crude, dumb, ugly, thoughtless, sexist, self-destructive, and foolish. They are not part of the legitimate business world. What they do is they celebrate underachievement. And all candor, I would tell you it's outrageous, Phil. And if I could find some way constitutionally to do away with it, I would. Salad. Yummer.

Jimmy sent us a photo on the text line that says, Cody, you have any of this in your fridge, and it just says salad cream. Right, that's not real. What is a salad cream? That's not real. Jimmy, what's salad cream? It's not real. Like, it's just generic salad dressing, I guess?

I don't know. What is it, though? No, no. It's like a tan color. It's a cream. It's like a cream. It says deliciously zingy. What does that even mean?

I don't want to know. And I hope to never find out. Bro, I'm in your fridge. Where's your salad cream? I'm moving stuff around. I don't see. Where do you keep it? Does it not even like salad cream light?

I don't understand. Oh, maybe you haven't put your new bottle from the pantry into the fridge. I'll get it. Where is it? Where's your pantry? I'll go grab your salad cream. Fresh bottle. Where's your excess salad cream, bud?

Is it next to the spicy salad cream, which I have also not seen? My what? No, your salad cream. Obviously, I'm not going to eat a salad. my salad cream. You should, what am I, what are you looking for?

A bottle. What should it say on it? Salad cream. Just salad cream and that's it. Salad cream is a tangy, creamy, condiment popular in the UK. No.

Thinner and more vinegar forward, like your mother's, than mayonnaise. Made from egg yolks, oil, vinegar, and water. All right. So it's a miracle whip?

You brits are crazy. That's what Miracle Whip is. It sounds like Miracle Whip. Ag White's vinegar and water is Miracle Whip. Is Miracle Whip more vinegar forward? Is that what I'm tasting in there? It made me, I guess. Listen, you want a creamy condiment.

Tell you what, this next guy. Good morning, everybody. Nick, how did your adoption event go on Saturday with all the dogs? How did that go? Plenty of dogs for everybody? Everybody get a home. All the dogs get a home. I certainly hope so.

How are you all doing? on your weekend. I'm sorry. Cody's got to go three days without basketball now. I mean, there's NIT, I'm sure, and then women's basketball. I think Syracuse might play today. The women's team is playing, what,

Yukon now? They've got to advance. Yeah, they won. We'll go right. Yeah. Well, but for a brain fart. Oh, our fantasy baseball draft is tonight. Online.

No, online. We couldn't. It was a, rough expectation to expect people. It was the first time of that. We're trying it out. But it's still going on and plenty of you were interested once it became online. Yeah, contacts at a bunch of you on Saturday.

So check your text. So there's the link. I see them all on the text line right now. Yeah, let him. Get in there and draft tonight. Curl that. How is baseball draft different than football? Is it longer, less time?

There's just usually a few more spots. Okay. With football, it's, you know, quarterback, running back, two wide receivers, a tight end. Defense. Defense, kicker, blah, blah, blah. This is, there'll be, I don't know how many starting pitcher spots,

but those. And then first base, second base, third base, shortstop, three outfield spots, a catcher. It was a baseball heavy weekend at my house. And by that, I mean that my youngest and all of his friends bought MLB the show. Oh, nice, nice. And they were locked in from Friday,

just screaming at each other upstairs. Oh, I missed, though. There was a back-to-back home run at some point I heard. They were shouting. He'd come down for a snack and then run right back upstairs. So I guess they're enjoying that game. They're locked in. Runs by.

You need a PB&J. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Do we have any cookies? Well, good morning, everybody. How was your weekends? Good. Did you get all the tourney you needed?

No. Do you fill your veins with all the tournament? Not enough. Not enough. I guess. Okay. I've seen the G-Mac news. We'll talk about that, obviously.

Is Cody is right, I think that I was the, I needed to give him the approval. And no one even cares. And now he's coming to town. Hopefully, knock on wood. Well, he's in our window. See about that. Is he there? Hey, Jack, come on in here.

I took the thing from our lobby and put it in our window on Friday. So he's been there. Look, we did it. We did this. Pugie Flats has been all over Sturts tonight. Sturts, though, is able to convert with his drive. And here we go. 8.9 to play. Sturge with the catch.

Sturts, about past to the corner. Fulgaris for three. Hits it. Iowa. Get another look at it. Fulgaris does a nice job stepping behind the line. Iowa over Florida, bud. Big old shot.

A lot of action on the weekend for your tournament. I don't even know where you even start. There was everything so far in these four days. Well, that's Iowa knocking out number one. Florida. There was a number one seed going down. there were upsets all weekend. There were buzzer beaters.

They were last second shots that were almost buzzer beaters. St. John's over Kansas was one of them. That was a great game, man. Kansas was down like 15, bro. Yeah? Towards the very end. Then all of a sudden it's a tie ball game. Nebraska continues.

Where's Nick and Nebraska? Oh, my God. Over to Vanderbilt. Iowa now in Nebraska. On Thursday, Iowa, Nebraska for a trip to the elite eight. Arkansas over High Point. Have you learned all about High Point this weekend? Do you know what High Point is?

I assume some like military college. No, it's like the richest of rich people colleges. Oh, really? Oh. I went down this whole like wormhole of High Point because High Point had they like chartered their own private jet to get to the tournament. And people are like, what the hell's High Point? It's like the most rich kid school you've ever imagined.

They have an ice cream truck that drives around campus all day 24-7. If you want ice cream, they got it. Yeah, I know. I know. You're re-enrolling, bud. Excuse me? They have a mock airplane on campus so that you can practice talking to executives on airplanes. I like that.

I like that. Katie said I'm surprised we didn't pass each other in that wormhole because I went down at two. Interesting. Well, I mean, I don't know. a country club that's like shaped like a college. Huh. It's all about being like a powerful executive. High point is.

And they somehow made it into the basketball. I guess so. I don't know. Because you're going to start seeing the same luxuries soon with like, how long it takes Sacramento State to be a thing. Why? What's that? They're the ones that have that NIL of like $50 million.

Oh my God. So eventually that'll all come together in the next couple of years, I'm sure. No, High Point is all about. They're a college, not just the NIL. They're all about someday you're going to be a rich, powerful executive. Here's how you practice for it. I don't know anything about them beyond that. I just learned about their campus.

If you look up photos of their campus, it's the most gorgeous campus you've ever seen. I was going to see if they had any famous High Point University alum. Probably all the executives everywhere. All right, here we go. Updated. Oh, Toby Smith. Who's Toby Smith? A basketball guy.

Okay. You need a basketball guy. Austin Dillon, Racer. Don't know him. Sure. Jacklin Harold Lucas, don't know him, Marine, Donna Fargo, looks like a singer. All right, well, they're doing their thing.

Don't know her? Yeah, these are all people I've never. I don't see really any, like, we did Iowa, we talked about, I mean, Michigan over Louisville isn't a surprise. No. Illinois over VCU. Let's see here. Tennessee over Virginia.

Number six, Tennessee over three, Virginia. Well, that whole whole. The whole bracket was weird for people because they had, uh, at Miami of Ohio, nobody thought they'd win a game and then they won a game and it kind of messed up some stuff. But I mean, um, Alabama looks really good. So does Michigan and Michigan State. They both look really good, like I said, with Michigan. They're still almost all the chalk other than Florida being out.

Showbro Derby and chat says, didn't think I'd be in the first place in the show league bracket. Well, Derby, didn't you make it? Nice. Fix. Rigged. Rigged. It's okay. Rigged.

rigged. And then I played that Iowa over Florida Clip, and then you got to go all the way to Thursday without any action. I'm sorry. Do they change locations? Yeah, and I forget where they go. Now they're going to the Sweet 16. The whole thing is that Purdue's trying to make it as far as they can because the Final Four

is like 50 miles from their place. They play Texas at 710 on Thursday. Which I had in a couple, because I had a weird feeling with Texas every year. Like I said, Sergues fans remember there's a team every once in a while. that'll make a weird little run out of that.

And Texas is doing it right now? Playing games. Yep, yep. All right. But no, I did not have Vanderbilt losing to Nebraska and Nebraska going anywhere, really. So there was a ton of upset. Nebraska's the sleeper, I guess.

Yeah, there's a few, and Nebraska's definitely right up there with the Cinderella story of the tournament so far. Were you just locked in all weekend along watching basketball? Was there basketball yesterday? Oh, yeah. Sunday? Yeah, you used to.

UCLA lost to the Yukon. It was one of the last games. Remember I said, of course, I jinx myself. Yeah, so what, you had to stay up late and watch last night? Luckily, the last game was a blowout, the Alabama game, so I didn't have to say it for that. And UCLA, they pulled away from them after a while towards the end, so I didn't have to watch that. It was like two minutes. But, yeah, I know.

You said that what, what did you say? They ended up playing last night at like 9 o'clock or something? It ended up being 9.10. They tipped off. That's too late on a Sunday. I jinxed myself. One being like, oh, well, we're playing for Friday. Oh, great.

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Check your texts if you want to be involved in the... tonight's baseball draft. Cody and Con will be doing that later on tonight. Alex should have hit you up this weekend. He catches you back on Saturday. We had to change it. Yeah, it's all going to be online. Don't worry about it.

It's okay. Don't worry about it. There's still plenty of opportunities again for the, let me check the sponsors. Nope, none. Yeah, it's all right. It's all right. It's all right.

It's all that I'm saying. There's plenty of opportunity for any business. A lot of opportunity. How was everybody's weekend? Good? Did you get your sleep in? Yes. Yep.

Did you get your sleeping? Yeah. I mean, reasonable amount. I slept a lot and then Monday comes around and it just wasn't enough. I could have slept even more. No, I mean,

I could have, but I don't know, I don't, once I'm up a little bit later after, you know, I mean, a couple of a little nap after the fact. Like I'll walk out so wicked early

just because it's, you know, mm-hmm. Second you move your eyeballs. She's up and going, yeah. Does it, She'll just get as close as she came to you and sit.

Like on your body? No, just right next to you and just stare. And just get like, like three to four inches from your face and just stare at you. Yeah. I mean, if you don't eventually wake up, then you're getting slapped. Yeah. She wants you to sense the presence.

Yep. Mm-hmm. Because then you'll wake up all of a sudden. It'll be just a dog staring at you. You're not even doing just looking at you. But they know. They know they can do that, that telekinesis or whatever, like that dog mind game stuff with you.

Just wake up. I'm here. I'm here. So that and let a little potty outside and then back in. And this weekend was, there was nothing because, yes, basketball later on. But the weather was, it was awful. Yeah. It was just rain.

You couldn't make a decision. You couldn't get out there and do anything this weekend. There was nothing to do. There wasn't even any option to walk forever. The few times it stopped raining, we ran outside. I watched a lot of television. this weekend, a lot of just Netflix.

You were watching a lot of sports stuff. It was a TV weekend. I watched all that WWE Untold and I loved it. Is that what it's called? Unreale? Unreal? Whatever it is. That documentary...

They were they... Go behind the Fourth Law. I know that's... I'm still iffy. I'm ify too because I'm like, I don't know if I should be seeing all this stuff. I shouldn't be seeing a match and then you go backstage and you hug each other. I shouldn't see in that.

I like how... And Paul Heyman addresses that. goes, I don't like this show. Yeah, I like how they care about each other, but I also, watching the feud, I think we're talking about the same thing that Kevin Owens and Cody Rhodes had. No, I was in the second season. He was in the first season, yeah. Yeah, where they beat the bejesus out of each other, and it was like, oh, my God, for real

moments of like, oh, my God. And then they were backstage being like, are you okay? Yeah. Are you all right? No, that's the part. You just power bottom on a ladder. Yeah. But again, it's not.

It's a show. It's not real. I recognize it's not real, but it does kind of... Well, script it. Remove all the K-fabe for sure. But yeah, it's... It is... Although I don't...

A lot of the guerrilla position stuff, I'm kind of old. What does that mean? Why do they keep saying guerrilla? That's where Girl of Monsene used to be and watch all the matches and stuff. So they call that Gorilla position where Triple H and all those guys are as soon as you... That's what it's called. Anyone who doesn't need to be a gorilla, get out of here? But it's just annoying.

I don't... They do a lot back there where it used to be, you'd see little things here and there every once in a while. So it was like, whoa, we just saw the, now it's, you see pictures and videos and angles run back there. Like if I can, if I can just accept the, like, the showmanship of it, I really like how they're all back there, like, how they produce the matches and they talk through things, like. It is, it is cool. Seeing these. Watching them get around.

It's like seeing these newer. characters kind of get a pop but also know their place. Like what's the Lira, what's her name? Lyra Valkyria. Yeah, Valkyria. How like, she's awesome. She's awesome, but it's like she doesn't want to beat Becky Lynch because Becky Lynch is moreover and it's like all these different things that I really liked. Because they both know a ting about being Irish. They're both Irish, yeah. No, it's weird. It's a weird, it's a different day and wrestling, if you will. Seeing them all just sitting there like they're like the second season goes to you the whole

Seth Rollins' fake knee injury which was really cool how like they pretend that he hurt his knees and he had to like go until now it was real.

Yeah. Is it real now? The one he's dealing with that. Well he has like a real knee issue that's why it was an easy cell but I don't know I just I like all that kind of stuff. I like seeing how the meatloaf

is made sometimes. Yeah. So it is cool because again it is a show but yeah. I mean you're supposed to forget. all that. We're about to go into the chili peppers here.

And the other thing I tried watching this weekend, there's a chili peppers documentary on Netflix. I saw the little trailer thing. Yeah. And I respect what the chili peppers are. Yeah. I just don't relate to California people. And that's what this is.

Like, it's about halal and how he was, like, the first guitarist in the chili peppers and, like, their whole story. Yeah. But I also don't relate because it'll be like, like, they'll go to flea. And he'll be like, yeah, we were at a sound bath.

And then Hulal was like, I don't relate to the California mindset. And Anthony Kedis is kind of scummy. Yeah, he's a little bit. But they're all just so like out there. Yeah. And I couldn't lock into the dock because I'm like, what are you talking about? It's a good dock if you're a Chili Peppers fan. It's on Netflix.

But I was like, I don't know. Like, I don't relate to this earthy, hippie-dippy-dippy California lifestyle. style. No, I get it. Some of their stuff is harder to relate. Like, they're so out there that the drummer does the videos of him. Like learning songs. Yeah, for drumming.

Yeah. Bro, you don't know the most popular rock songs of the last 30 years, any of them. Yeah, but I can believe it because they're all so out there. But no, I see what you're saying. Yes, but because they're so out there, no, he probably doesn't. He probably doesn't. Probably doesn't. They go and sit in like a hollowed out tree somewhere and wait for their next show.

I don't know. If you're a chili peppers fan, though, check it out. It's good. It's good. It's going to be a live bald eagle exhibit at the home of garden show. They just said on TV, Bun. You want to get over there. Is this going to have one? We got one.

We got one. They grabbed one from over by Honataka Lake. We caught one, so come look at it. Some kid grabbed one in a spider man net, so we're going to throw it in a cage. Go on over. Come on look. We got the one. Good morning, everybody.

Happy Monday. Thank you for joining us. This is K. Rock. And man, you've got to be a pretty bad bank robber. To rob six banks and walk away with $605, dude. What? This is down near the city. Police identified Gustavo de Jesus Torres.

Many names. As the suspect who attempted to rob six Chase Bank locations last week, garnishing a total of $605. Did he... What did he do? How does that even happen? I'm almost shocked that the banks don't have more money than that. That's what he did.

Yeah. What did he do? He went to a Queens location on Friday. Okay. Got 320 bucks. All right. He's off to an okay start, I guess. That's a big star.

That's more than half of his total haul is going to be. All right, I got 300 bucks. Then he went to Brooklyn on Saturday. This is a week ago. So he waited. He waited. Went to Brooklyn, got $265. Oh, man.

And then he went to Harlem on Tuesday, got $20. 20 bucks. How do you rob a bank for 20 bucks? Some little old lady came in and put in $20 and he immediately just grabbed it. He fled on foot from different branches. Surveillance footage shows Torres passing threatening notes to tellers claiming people would get hurt without mentioning weapons. It's a man who knows lawyers. I don't mind. I don't know. Weapons is to get hurt. Police release security footage showing a bearded bald, a.

bald bearded man. It's me. Here I am. He had previous bank robbery experience. He got six grand back in 2021. Hey, good for him. And then back in 2024, he got $600. I don't think you're a good bank robber.

Yeah, I think the tellers are like, get out of here, dude. No. Get out of here. I think so. Like, I know that banks don't have, like the movies always show you. They don't have giant. cash in the vault, so whatever, but they've got to have more than $20.

I assume they all underneath their desks have those big sacks that have the dollar bills on them. Yeah. But was the $20 Harlem location just like, fine, there you go? Like you only had a $20? I got to see a documentary on this guy. Or like they hadn't opened yet. Like what? Yeah.

When you get to your, like at a grocery store anyway, like they give you, you go to customer service or whatever and you go, all right, my till please. Yeah. Like, did the guy not even wait for them to get their till? And it was just the guy that was standing there. And he's like, I got 20 bucks. Mine!

I got him! Oh, all right. Congratulations on your heist, bud. Yeah, cool. Yeah, right, Garrett? If I just give you 20, will you leave? Yeah. You said you want to watch that documentary, do you?

I mean, it's boring. He's just walking into random locations. They're like, all right, fine. The first two, we get some, and then the next four. Yeah. Oh, okay. Yeah, and Nebraska's like, they probably pass him a bundle of 20 wands, and he's like, look at this stack of cash. I'm loaded now.

Nice. Next Friday is our first stop on the diner tour, bud. Right? Am I getting calendars right? Next Friday. Yeah. Next Friday, we will kick off the diner tour over at Wade's and Oswego, driven by Burdick BMW. I got to get an omelet.

Come on down. yourself a free poster. We'll sign them if you want us to sign them. Of course, you can spin the wheel. I don't know if we're doing spin the wheel. I don't know if we're doing a Plinkgo game, but we have mugs. You can see the mug right here. See our Twitch hat right there. See that right there? The mug you could win. Yeah, what do we want to win? What should we do? What are you going to say? Should we do to give for the mug? I'll say you're get for free the poses. Pulsors are free? Oh my God. Anybody wants a poster can get one. The mug, you have to beat Josh and myself in a game of Candy Lambs.

Oh, very nice. We'll be there bright and early six. at Wade's Diner next Friday morning kicking off the show's Diner Tour. It's back, baby. Well, it's not officially yet, but yes, all signs point to GMAT coming to Syracuse, I guess, over the weekend. Well, what do you know? The Facebook comments are all over the place with this one. It's just, it's a little better.

Uh-huh. But it's just still the people, the vile, stupid people that, I don't know. Yeah, I don't know. to please any of the fans here. And I guess if... They're just cranky or the ones... It's also weird, some of them that just... No, I know.

No, trust me. Well, I don't know, like, what do you boomers want? Like, because they're always... All the comments are always like, he's really got to develop more. Shut up. No, but... He just took the Sienna team to the tournament, you dope.

Yep, there's no... They want... I think he's ready yet. They want him to develop. and they want a guy with more experience, but they want a guy that's fresh and doesn't, that is under the Beaheim tree, but also isn't, that it also is not under the Beheim tree,

but they also want an old guy, but they want him to be young, but they want him to have experience, but not all the experience, but not enough, but then they also want him to be able to do this. Yeah. But while he's doing that, make sure that he doesn't do this. I mean, I had my trepidation about GMAC,

not because I don't think he could do the job, because I think you cycle pass will drag him through the mud. But if now he's coming, I'm thrilled for him. I'm pumped because he's fun. He's a fun dude. Yeah. I am more worried of the culture that NIL is, is not, doesn't matter.

He could be the best recruiter and all successful and all this stuff. It's just there's not the money. Oh, don't worry. The comments have assured us that Adam Leitman's going to come back with all the money. Which, you know, great, Adam, if you're listening, I want to talk to Adam directly for a second. If you're going to give money to the program, give money to the program. Yeah. Don't make it about you getting photos on Syracuse.com with celebrities.

Whatever money you paid Tom Brady's charity, whatever money you paid Pete Devin's charity, give it to the program. And he, and he gets got, and that's been the craziest thing all along is that he's never not been able to. If you, you've been able to donate this whole time. So hopefully now. And apparently he's been donating to Sienna for Jerry or whatever it is. So bring that. Don't donate.

I don't do it here. It's just. You don't got to make it about you. No. Yeah. Make it about the team. It's just what this area still fails to figure out sometimes is that there's places that have 30 of him. Yeah.

Well, because people don't leave their own little bubble. They don't know. That's the unfair part about NIL. because if it was all kind of the same, then it would matter greatly. Yeah. You know, having a couple like that. But when there's still, I don't know who it is,

but there's a, Rick Patino's got a backer at St. John's that, at every point in time, you're like, here's 20 more million. Yeah. And that's never going to happen here. And that's never going to happen here. And that shouldn't happen anywhere, though. I think that NIL is going to need to be adjusted in some way anyways. it's insane watching these kids that are going to make.

The example that I'm seeing in this tournament is the Yaxel Lendedborg from Michigan. Okay, what's his story? This dude is an NBA player. Okay. He is a grown-ass man. Okay. But he's making like 2.5 or 2 or 3 mil.

To stay in college. To play in a Michigan place and dominate. Just watching him play these games, it's like, it's like you're watching, like when your stepdad played when you guys were all like 12. You know what I mean? You're like wow dude. He's just getting rebounds. He's backing

dudes down. He's putting them in. He's bouncing out to the three. He's putting it. It's like And that's the problem. It's like, do you go to the NBA and make the league minimum? It's good for him, yes. Make the cash. Or do you stay in college and get that bag? Do you stay in college? It's stuff like that where it's like, yeah, that's

because he's making you know, as much as he is at a place like Michigan because they've got it. I think Jerry's going to do great. I think he's the great, I think he's the face of the program because you come off. He's the only guy that's ever won a championship for the team. Play ball with Mello, whose son is now on the team. Isn't that little handful of news?

Name a more beloved player to come out of Syracuse besides G. Mack and Mello, you know? Yeah. Those are the two. He comes to town. I think he's, from what I've seen, I don't know bunk about coaching. Seems like a damn good coach. Seems great with the team. Yep. No, I am excited for the area, again, because I like the hope that it brings of this town being happy.

Yeah. Because, man, they're just so annoying when they're so miserable. And they're miserable all the time. And I think Jerry's going to bring a new kind of energy to the program. I hope he does well because this town will turn on them. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know. It will see.

Because he's going to have a longer leash maybe. I don't know. See, because I'm saying that in my head and look, no, he's going to have either the same or maybe even shorter. Because he's going to have to need a at least a year or so to get. You need a couple of years. Look at him a few years. All saddled in, but he doesn't have that now.

That's not how that works anymore. The second year, you have half a bad year. That's it. Syracuse was not the only program interested in GMAC. Obviously, he obviously got a big spotlight. him with that Duke game. Yeah. People kept asking Brian Blair, who is now the new AD, said McNamara knows a lot about Syracuse and

its basketball program. He talked regularly with Autry, a longtime friend and former colleague. He was the assistant coach here. He goes on and on to talk about Jerry's history. But I don't know. You know, I hope that he, I hope that him coming here keeps Kayan, Anthony. I think it gives the energy the program needs. Yeah, it gives it a...

Weitzman was donating to Sienna, right? That's that I saw? Gives it a fresh start. Yeah. Gives it a fresh start because that kid's got some potential, but, I mean, you know, he didn't do too much. I think what more is hopefully the fresh start keeps Donnie Freeman here, who definitely could end up going to one of these stupid top programs.

So, I don't, I don't know. it's a very weird situation because I mean I mean look it could be just the coach and a couple of wins get you in because this roster was stacked. Yeah yeah yeah yeah so I'm very curious to see what he does

right out the gate and I think it was I guess kind of like a perfect storm like if you're in Sienna you got a good gig you're probably not making a ton of money you're making probably a million or whatever they pay out in Sienna you're probably doing all right

Got your family out there. It's just a low-key job. You had a big pop this year because you made it to the tournament. Yep. But how often is this opportunity going to make itself open, you know? No, I was watching. You can't say no to this. Random, whatever, sports things, and they were talking about it.

And they were saying that this is what you do. Like, you're not going to get another chance at that perfect storm of an opportunity of, you're at a lower level school and you, give the, maybe the national champion a run for its money. Yeah. Yeah. It's as hardest game. Like that's, you're not going to get that opportunity again.

No, this is everything aligned. If anything, you win next year, you do a little better than what they did this year. And they get a better seed. And then they end up playing like a three or a four seed and they lose and nobody cares. That ain't getting you a job. This does. This does. of everything lined up at once.

Like, Red got released. Jerry's having a great season. Jerry goes to the tournament. Like, this window isn't going to... The universe isn't going to offer you this every year. No. So you take it when you can take it. That Hodgson guy went to Providence.

I didn't like him. I didn't like... He had a weird... Weird vibe. ...of, like, want to be... Like, that wann-be tough guy, hard-ass thing where, no, I'm a tough. tough guy, even though it looks like I make sure that, you know, my hair is just for men,

gel in the right spots. He also had this. That dude, we lucked out. We couldn't have dealt with that guy's hair walking on on the sideline. Did you guys ever get in it, that TJ big boy looking hair that Hodgson has? Did he have weird hair? He had that weird, like, he's desperate to keep going, so he takes a comb and combs it down as far as he can.

But that little tiny tuft, he makes your sticks straight up. He was balding. Like a little dinosaur. And he's not even really balding. He just had a weird hairstyle. But it was like, what are you doing? And the whole thing with him and his agent with that.

No, Jerry's the guy. And it turns out he might, like Syracuse might have never even offered him. Really? The agent was just putting that out there? Yeah, it's a whole weird, kind of weird. Interesting.

There's some weird talk that Syracuse was like, we never, yeah, we like looked at you or whatever because, you know, we were looking. We never were offering you anything. And then that's why people are saying the agent came out just to try to better the offer from Providence.

Because then Providence would have been like, all right, well then, we'll give you half that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So he turned it into a job there, which good luck, by the way, because everybody has always remembered those vaunted Providence Friars teams of the past. I guess I'll just take off my Providence Friars jersey then. I didn't know we were dissing them today. And everyone's like saying, is he going to bring any of the Asiana players? A couple. I certainly hope so.

And the most brain dead takes. Two or three? The most brain dead takes. I hate sports fans so much, Cody. I can't read. You're not one of these guys, though. You're not a fat middle-aged guy who knows the best about athletics. Where he's like, no.

Gavin Doughty can't hang with the... You mean the kid that ran circles around Duke? Can't hang at Syracuse, you morons? No, he does, because he doesn't need to be front and center option one like he wasn't in there. He's going to be option four or five where you're going to have him run around and grab a bucket and huck up a couple threes here and there. You mean Gavin Doughty who played his ass off against the Duke team as opposed to the spoiled brats who don't play defense? right now on our team, I'll take the guy that grinds. Yeah.

I'll take the guy that grinds over the kids that don't get back to play defense because they got to worry about their TV commercial later that day. Yes, for real. I'm excited to have Jerry back. I love Jerry. And a couple of the guys out of that. I didn't know he was younger than me. That sucks.

I thought he was at least 44. He's 42. No, say he's right in between me and you. He's right there. Sucks. I don't like having a younger head coach than me. That makes me humble. So is Franz younger than me?

me. Oh. All right. Both the head coaches are younger than me now, man. Which means he'll relate one. We bring him in here and then we whip him in Madden and such. Because that's going to happen. I don't know if G. McNall's or not about it.

That's the hardest thing for me to swallow. Head coaches are now younger than me. Not doing great about that. Yeah. Katie says he was, he and Mello were freshman in college my freshman year. Yeah, I forgot about that. I forgot that when it was 2003 and I was, watching the championship in college.

They were freshman in college. It was Mello's won and done year. He had a great interview too on that. What is it? That guy from the Today Show was doing a whiskey show. Oh, yes. Yes. He had Mello on, and Mello was talking about how he was toying with coming back,

and Beehime was like, don't you dare come back to this campus. No, that was a, yeah, Beehime. That's why it's funny. And people were like, oh, Jim did their, Mello did this. No, no, Jim told him to go. Yeah, get out of here, dude. We're going to make more money. Yeah, good for him.

Anyways, exciting. Exciting day. We're all saying it's not official. I mean, I don't know why all these places would report it if it wasn't pretty close to official. No, it's official. That one dude said it, it's official. What one dude? I never peat something.

Oh, okay. That usually says stuff around here. That's it. Like, obviously there's no announcement yet, but ESPN's covering it. Like, somebody knows the details. Well, I can't wait for all of these Syracuse sports writers to hate everything he does immediately. Immediately. How dare he? How dare. Yes, I agree with lead in our chat. Let's not make any decisions on GMAC until we hear what Bud Pollocken thinks about it. Okay. I cannot have an opinion on Jerry McNamara until I hear what old-ass lame Bud Pollackin thinks about it. All right. Wait for whatever show. He's weasled himself on two to start.

Wait not show up to. Wait, about two to three minutes after it starts. Then he'll get there. And then he can do the intro he wants to do, even though they'll. They've already started five minutes ago. Yeah. So whatever show is on. That gets going. Cody is right. Whatever radio show he's currently doing, wait until it starts, like five or six minutes, then Bud will show up.

He'll be mad. He'll probably throw a chair or insult somebody. Yep. Make whoever his co-host is start over again. Let's do it again. And then we'll all wait for what Bud has to say about Jerry Magnamer. Good morning, everybody. Happy Monday.

Not that you and I eat, not that you and I have Bud Pollyquin. And the best thing about our Bud Pollyquin hate and like our trauma with Bud. Yeah. He doesn't know who either of us are. He probably doesn't remember anything about me at all. He doesn't remember working with either of us. No, definitely not. We are nowhere in his universe.

My dad liked him growing up, I remember. Everybody liked him. He had a book signed by him. Everybody liked him. I've never liked him. No, I gave him a shot when I started working there over across the street there. And then when I did, you know, Phil and producing that show, but man,

even several weeks working. Yeah. He always annoyed me, and then I saw him throw a chair at a producer, and I go, you are beneath me. And he has since been beneath me. You want to be friends?

No. You all. Bye. See you. I see a lot of people, not necessarily our age. But I think there's like a friend epidemic happening right now

where people are having trouble. making friends. I see on Reddit all the time, where can I go in Utica to make friends? Where can I go in Syracuse, make friends, like people in their 20s, probably got out of college, you're trying to start the professional career.

And to alleviate this and to work with it, there's now speed friending, not speed dating, speed friending, where there's events put together for people to show up and try to make friends. I'm all set. I don't want any friends. Trying to find a best friend.

So a little S-B-F-in. What's that? Speed B-F-N. A little speed B-F-N. There is a new trend of speed-friending events, gaining steam, where people meet new people just to hang out with. Okay. The meetups generally involve a group of two or three dozen people with an organizer.

Yeah. Organizer breaks the ice. Okay. You're at cafes. You're at ice cream stand. You could go to an ice cream stand. Experts say that we are currently in a friendship recession. In 1990, about 3% of Americans said they didn't have any friends.

Now it's about 20% say they don't have any friends. That's sad. I don't know if people not have friends. What I like about what we've built here on the show is that we've built a community. If you're looking to make friends, come into the show. We all seem to click for some reason, and then you guys will go off and do things together and become friends. That would be fun to have ice cream stand meat on. I would love a little ice cream meetup.

All right. That would be wicked fun. Technology, social media, and other online communities have impacted in-person social spaces similar to the way they've changed the dating scene. That is true because I try to tell people this. Like obviously the boomer take is that kids don't go outside anymore. I don't. They do.

I assure you that they do. I don't. But they also hang out in a way more different way than we used to. Yes. my kid played MLB the show with all of his friends all weekend long in his room with his friends on a FaceTime Right? And you think like that's kind of cool

Because I don't got to go to somebody's house Right Like if you could have stayed home Back when you were a kid and played video games with your friend Their home? Yeah Isn't that the dream? I don't got to go to your weird house

You don't got to come to my house And even like you can keep going back However far back you want we would do gaming while on like AOL. Sure. And then even further back, because then some of the boomers even did this too. Then you did gaming while on the phone. Your friends would game and you would be on your landline and talk to each other.

And then even further back, way back in the day to do gatherings, I don't people just went off to war and stuff. So stop acting like you didn't get together. You made friends at war, guys. Yeah. Yeah, you made friends at war. So there's wait. Yeah, I was just on the edge of online gaming.

It really didn't become a thing when I was in high school. You could play games online, like worms and World of Warcraft. Yeah, it was not. But it was, you weren't chatting in real time. No. You were typing in a little chat box. Yeah. Like Unreal tournament, we would play a lot, but you would have to type to each other.

It was a different world. That was way better. The pandemic played a role, especially among young adults. studies show that making and maintaining adult friendships is excellent for your physical and mental health. Well, come into the show. Come hang out. Come hang in here.

Absolutely. The show fan is a great community. We welcome everybody. Come on in, make yourself known. Right? Before you know, you'll be going to plant meetups or meeting up at bars or whatever people do. Get your hamburgers and hot dogs. I don't know.

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Hello. How do you do, bud? I could do good. Thank you. I, you know, I joke often about my fear of sinkholes,

but it's a real fear because you never know one might open up. No, now it's a weirder one because they're popping up all around. And Syracuse's got all right

for a sink hole, bud. Yes. Yes. We are right with all of our failing infrastructure underneath the roads and stuff. Yeah, man. And melting snow and all the water rushing. We are just primed. Oh, dig it all out.

Bring back Dairy Canal. Well, as John Mullaney jokes about, I used to think the quicksand would be a much bigger threat in my life. And now it is. As more than one million acres in Arizona and Utah are on a quicksand watch. What? Bro, I don't know if you guys know this, but like every part of this country right now is in a heat dome but us. Yes, everybody but...

Everybody but us is enjoying warm temperatures. Not necessarily enjoying. No, but... It's like 10010. No, I'm having random Facebook things pop up where this time a year in the last couple years is like, I'm out... Yeah, yeah. Messing around at the beach and stuff.

Not swimming, but like doing stuff. You know what I mean? I'm out there in shorts and a shirt. We are still in what has felt like the longest winter of my life. I got my weighing on now still. Winter that started in November and here we are wrapping up March. November, December, January, the favorite of March.

Five months of cold and snow. All I hear on the radio was a voice saying, come to the city. There's warmth in the city. Oh, oh boy. But now Nebraska, who's in Nebraska said it was 95 on Saturday. What? The whole rest of the country is enjoying... 95 in Nebraska?

Warmth, and here we are. Now, I don't think this is probably great. No, it's not so good. Probably not great for weather or whatever we did to break the planet. Because again, it's that thing I was been talking about where for the last few years we don't get like nice smooth transitions into seasons. No. It's winter.

Not summertime. Yeah. Yeah, that would have kind of pissed me off if Saturday was 95 degrees. Oh, it'd be the worst, but also, you know what? So I don't know if that's having an, I don't know if the heat dome is having an impact on the quicksand. Rather, just random. You ever just say phrases and you're like, Like, what is, what?

Like, what are, what, what, what years is this? Yeah, I don't know. The heat dome may be affecting the quicksand in the southwest. Watch out. You could get the plague. Watch out. If you don't eat enough oranges, you could get scurvy because we can't get out to the grove. Park services are warning visitors in Arizona and Utah to watch for quickstand as 24 there.

Nebraska went from 95 to 24. We freaking broke this planet, guys. Whatever we did. I mean, I got some guesses on what we did. I'm throwing up. To Earth throw it up. Here's Matt Bloomfield explaining to what to watch for with quicksand.

We started to like kind of squish around in it and noticed that there was a lot of quick sand around. It kind of shocked me at first because it was like up to my waist. So I was staying upright, which is exactly what I shouldn't have been doing. So I was sinking in a little bit deeper. The first thing I was trying to do is just kind of flatten myself. Yeah, you got to get like the ice. And then I was able to kind of lean forward and then get my arms out in front of me.

Here I was able to kind of wiggle. my legs and get them closer to the surface and then just kind of army crawl my way out. Get big spread out. That's the worst fat Joe song. That is not the follow up to lean back. I thought it was going to be. No, lay flat. Lay flat. Lay flat. Lay flat. Wait your legs and lay flat.

Lean forward and lay flat. So anybody's listening down in the Arizona, Utah area or you're traveling. Watch however the quicks. If you see any sad boys trying to pull their horses out of the mud, go the other way, my friends. Not going to go well. You can sail on over to the Cavalcate.

No, don't leave. I'm trying to do it. Oh, he's leaving. Cavalcata cars. Syracuse Nationals proudly produced. The Cavalcata cars coming up April 18th and 19th at the New York State Fairgrounds. It's in the Expo Center this year. Bigger, Boulder, badder.

Hundreds of vehicles, including classics, lifted trucks, jeeps, motorcycles. If it's on wheels, we'll see it at the Cavalcata cars. Plus the Rockabilly Roundup. see some rat rods. I'll be doing an auction for the pinstripe, the charity pinstripe stuff. So, Cavalcade of Cars, CNY.com for tickets and information and gold. You did it. Now this is a piece of legislation your boy can get behind, all right?

Because I didn't know this was a problem until right now. You know that. I guess they're called group homes, but we know them as like nursing homes and stuff. Okay. They generally don't allow Elko. And I don't like that. I mean, I kind of get it. Why?

Usually when you're there... Now, if it's like a sober living home, that's a different story. It's fine. For the most part, if you're there, you can't take care of yourself. Uh-huh. Your functions aren't so great. So why be sober? Well, I mean, you probably can't mix it with, like, the pills that they take, or, like, they can't.

Like, I'm trying to think, like, a, like, a, Like beyond, not crazy. I don't know. Like you have super severe dementia. You know, you have to have someone bathe you and feed you all that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You can't give them booze. You know what I mean?

Nebraska says, you want people with dementia and Alzheimer's on whiskey? I do. When I get my dementia and Alzheimer's, I want to be drunk. We'll just tell you you are. Oh, okay, cool. Am I drunk right now, Cody? Oh, bro. Slow down.

Slow down. Okay. Bro, it's only noon. Are we partying Cody? It's noon. This is fun. Relax. A woman is going viral for her testimony at the Minnesota House of Representatives

where legislators are considering Grandparents Happy Hour, a bill that would allow group homes to serve alcohol. I think that that's fine, though, where, you know, the people that can have it come have a weird little, little Cosmo, or you make the World War II veteran a jack and Coke. Like, you know, you get, you know, I don't, it's something to appease them because they're old and they did a lot of things. They've done their thing.

It's on the sunset years. Melfire says in chat, some assisted living spaces do allow booze as long as it's part of your care plan. It'll be part of mine. My friends and I love Happy Hour, just like many of you do, I am sure. Just because we are older

and live in an assisted living doesn't mean that we should have fewer freedoms than anyone else. Allowing our facility to coordinate this Happy Hour affords us and our families. the peace of mind that we can enjoy life, but not be out slipping on the ice to stop and get our locks of wine.

This amendment is simply putting into law what many people assume is already allowed. Happy hour at the place where we call home. I can just picture her doing that old person thing of, and then when we are tiny, and there's somebody like, no, stop, just leave, just talking. We need to be afforded the same things

Is that all of the people that you... No, you don't need to touch it. And then when we are allowed to have our happy hour, it makes us feel like we are actual people. Any of your grandparents ever do the group home thing? No, they all just died. They just died? Yeah.

I got one left. Oh, no, no. My Grimery now is in an assisted living. She is? The other one. Yeah. My nanny wasn't necessarily a group home, but it was like an apartment where older people lived.

Yeah. So it wasn't like nurses and stuff were there, but they would have like a communal space where they'd all get together and do their old people stuff. Yep. Gotcha. Yeah. Yeah, I'm fine with some old folks responsibly having a little booze if they want to.

Yeah, that lady sounded like she was of her faculties. Yeah. So if she wanted to have a glass of wine or whatever, because it's not like they're getting, what are they going to have? You know what I mean? Dr. You know what I mean? That little lady can have a couple glasses of shares.

She wants her box of wine and I get it. Oh, your box of wine. A box of wine. Yeah, go ahead. If I make it to my 70s, which is very unlikely, let me drink whatever I'm. You can have your box of wine. Let me do all the wines and drugs. Why not?

You know, go ahead. Just as long as, you know, you're not adding to the, like, the nurses and stuff. You know, if you got to be taken care of around the clock, then adding in. That's going to be, yeah, yeah, yeah. You've got to follow, like, I'm not saying give them all booze. You've got to be of a certain behavior. Yeah, you're just holding you don't really walk around so well, but you're perfectly fine, but, you know, they got to be it that you can have some beers. Like, if you're a dick to the nurses, we're not going to also let you get drunk and be a dick.

Yep, no beers for you. My grandson is off the text line. My grandfather lived in a retirement facility. They also had assisted living and he drank martinis all day long. Hell yeah. Absolutely. I won't say the place, so I don't know if I'm, I don't know if I should, but there's a retirement home on the text line saying they would do happy hour on Fridays. There you go.

And had a client have booze delivered. Hell yeah. Listen, you're on your golden ears. Yeah. You're on the back nine. And once you kind of mix some of these people in with some booze, they calm them down. The nurses can maybe relax a little for a minute without having, you know, everyone going crazy. Mm-hmm.

Nebraska says, I'll be sneaking a bottle of smearing off into the nursing home in my giant purse the same way I did in college. Excuse me. I don't have anything. You're just here this as Nebraska walks into. What's in your purse? Oh, nothing. Huh? What?

Nothing. Let me look in your bag. What's here banging around your... I don't... What are you talking about? No, I don't know. What are you mean? I don't know, my.

I don't know. Yeah. So it seems like if it's... It all depends on the nursing home from what I'm learning from you guys, or your health care plan, whatever that is. Yeah. My health care plan is aboos. Mine better include weed.

Also, a woman in Texas at home on Saturday believes that a meteorite crash to her seal. Is that where that meteorite was that we saw in the news that you're supposed to have been able to hear here? Was it Texas or? Oh, I don't remember. That was Ohio. That was Ohio. No, because the meteorite enters our atmosphere and it burns up a bunch.

So by the time it got to her house, she said it was like the size of a bouncy ball, crashed through her ceiling and bounced around her living room. Like flubber? So I told my grandson to go see what it was. He come back and said, you have a hole in the ceiling. First thing I was mad, I'm like, what did come through the ceiling? But then when I saw the hole, then I saw the piece on the floor and this, and then I saw the rock. And I'm like, oh, no, I said that looked like a media piece.

And they said they had reports that a meteor was over North Florida Houston and exploded and had pieces went out. Yeah. So they said this probably is a meteor. And I'm definitely going to keep it. Yeah. Careful, though. Why? Don't they, some of them aren't they,

they have radioactivity? I have no idea. I'm more concerned about the home insurance claim. I was just going to say, I want to, if a meteor crashes through my ceiling, who's responsible for the repairs? You're going to be responsible.

What is homeowner is going to cover it? Your standard homeowner's insurance policy is responsible for the repairs damage. It falls under falling objects. That includes meteorites, asteroid, space debris, is typically covered under your dwelling protection portion of your policy. So that's in there.

I'm not going to incriminate myself. But if for some reason, like, I break my ceiling or whatever, can I just go then get a rock in the yard and be like this thing? They could probably test it. Oh. This thing if came through the ceiling. Oh, no. It's one of those painted rocks. It's kind of sunset painted on it.

No, it's a meteor. It crashed through the earth. No, I don't. Sir. Sir, this has your children's names on it. It's Whose initials are these? Because they knew.

Isn't that crazy? First contact! Get the show on demand wherever you download your favorite podcasts. Type and K Rock the show and there we are, boom. All killer, no filler.

I can't anymore. I don't have any more free minutes on my AOL CDs. Oh, okay, I'll get you another CD. I got one at the checkout line at tops. They had them. 50,000 hours. Oh, sweet.

I was all out. A lot of people use sleep trackers now. I'm one of them. I use a sleep tracker. always tells me how good I slept. Last night I got a high sleep score. Oh. As I slept for seven hours and 31 minutes.

Bing, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang. I get good sleep, but then I... Nice. It doesn't matter. Deep sleep, hour five. Core sleep, four hours, 18 minutes. Wow. That's probably about the amount of sleep I got total.

Four hours and 18 minutes, yeah. Yeah, not that it matters because, you know, I'm never enough sleep. I just love sleep. Oh, it's never enough sleep. Well, now they're finding that sleep tracking apps could be harming your sleep because you're anxious about getting enough sleep. That's just called anxiety. Yeah, that's like how you look at your clock all the time. She's like, oh, I got four hours, oh, I got two hours.

I got 14 minutes. Oh, I'm late. Damn, and I'm laying here for these 14 minutes. Have you ever had to remove the clock from your room? No, because I just recently, I only kind of recently got one. And it's in a weird spot where I have to like, raise. raised myself up a little to like look down at it. Mm-hmm. That's good.

Other than that, I don't care. No, sleep anxiety has always been a big one for me. My mom will tell you that even as like a little, little kid, I would lay there and stare at the clock. Yeah. And I've said it on the air before. I would hyper-focus on the fact that I'm not getting enough sleep, but also hyper-focus on I'm getting closer to death.

Yeah, he is. Which was, I mean, when you're eight years old, it's a little much. Not much time left now. I would stare at the clock and realize that I was getting closer and closer to death. And every minute that clicked by was a minute closer to eternity. It's not funny, but it is. I've never had a good time, by the way. I've always been like this.

I just don't sleep good. A thousand adults were followed, and they found that those using the sleep apps don't necessarily improve sleep. In fact, you could be having a symptom called orthosomnia, which means an unhealthy. obsession with getting the perfect sleep data. There are some stats, 18% of the user said sleep trackers make them more worried. It's not like you're failing if you don't get enough sleep. Yes, you are. It's not like you fail the task or you're going to go to jail.

No, but you're your health. It depends on your health. That's kind of why I don't, I don't want to track it. I don't need to be told that I only got two hours worth of sleep that it was actually worth a damn. Yeah, if you're not getting any sleep, I would say it's probably, not good to track it because it's just going to bum me out. It's just going to be like, oh, I already know that it is extremely unhealthy to get four hours

a night. I understand. Well, I got five and a half hours. Look at that. His mom got five and a half inches. Oh, tax line says, I was told that if you say, I didn't sleep a while last night, so my day will be rough. It's like you're setting yourself up for failure.

Yeah. That's like, that's just dealing with anxiety, though, by being like, well, I'm going to be tired all day tomorrow. No, but I get it. If you wake up and you ask. all tired and you know getting your shower and you're all tired and you're getting ready you're all tired you're going to be tired yeah I mean yes you could also actually be tired but you're it's like a mindset you know I mean it's kind of you got you trick yourself

I'm wide awake I'm fine I'm good I feel great let's go wide awake that's good we're good good good good morning this is K rock hi who's this this little PV amp on that album and because he... His little peony amp? No, it's like, this is super guitar nerd stuff, but I just thought of it as that song ended. Okay.

He gets this, the Queens of the Stone Age, he uses this, like, crappy PV amp, but nobody ever knew what he did to get the Queens of the Stone Age sound. Okay. And recently, like in the last year, he revealed he uses this, it's a PV, I don't know what it's called, but it's some...

Just the amp that doesn't... It's like, what's a practice amp. It's like junk. Gotcha. So because he revealed the amp he uses, everybody who's selling them now are like... It's like the amp is trash, but now they're like a thousand dollars. Because he uses it.

So get that Queens of the Toneage sound that... Yeah. A handful of people are okay with. I like the guitar tone, but it's like, I don't... Okay, he revealed the amp that he got the sound on. And now everybody on, you know, reverb and stuff is selling their crappy little p-mps. Anyway, just so that's a little guitar nerd. knowledge for you. Good morning. Happy Monday, everybody. I've read this article twice. Throughout

that song, and I don't know what led to this outcome. All right? In Minnesota, there was a student, a college student, who was renting the basement of Marissa Salmennetti's house. Okay. She was in the basement studying, and for some reason, Marissa freaked out. She called the police. Here's what goes down. Because the end of this story is crazy. I've read it twice and I don't know what happened. I miss something.

She was convicted on March 13th of gross misdemeanor harassment, misdemeanor domestic assault, and disorderly conduct following an Airbnb incident. So she was renting out her basement. Yep, and then the person was there. And the person was down in the basement studying. Jacqueline Vasquez. Okay. And so the person that owns the place went down there and caused a ruckus?

Vasquez had been renting the basement while studying for her bar exam. Yeah. When for some reason there was an issue between them. See, you don't want to live in the house. No, but we're missing something. This one trying to figure out led to this. There was something that happened. So then Marissa, who owns the house,

Yeah. Started harassing Jacqueline, the student. The situation intensified on June 21st where, allegedly, not even allegedly, because now she's been convicted. Marissa, the homeowner, began banging pots and pants, cut off the internet access, dismantled the door. Somethings.

And that it led to her three. throwing a tarantula at Jacqueline. Oh, no, no. Because she saw it in Home Alone. It sounds like a mental health thing going on. That's why I like when you give me a heads up before you come over, because you never know what I'm going to be doing. I might have Home Alone prank set up.

You could, thank you. Let me head. How. Hot door. Hot door. The reference, the article has to say this. The reference to the 1990 film adds an unusual layer to the case. And home alone, a tarantial loll famously crawls across actor Daniel Stern's face.

And then I eat it. She was running for like a county board seat or whatever. There's something missing from this. Something happened where the lady upstairs, pardon me, was listening to music or whatever. And the person downstairs was like, hey, could you make me turn that down? I'm studying. And it went from there or something. I don't know.

There's another layer we're not getting. Because it's not, I mean, unless the person has mental issues with whatever reason, because you're not just going to be like, this place I'm renting is making me angry that it's being rented and used right now. I'm going to call that. It was a roommate feud of some kind. Yes. Just escalating it to a living tarantula being thrown at you as a next level. Did they get it?

Oh, I don't even know. The tarantulas name is Barry, I believe. Do Barry go back in his cage? Oh, I don't like it out here. Oh, no, the spider in the movie is named Barry. Oh, okay, gotcha, gotcha. I don't know what happened to the spider in this scenario. He gone.

What a weird story, man. What a weird story. I can't imagine like Airbnb being my basement. Like, if I owned a property, I could Airbnb it, but I don't want to be in the house with somebody else. No, I just old school. I mean, I am in the house with other people. I just don't let them know.

I just go in their basements, and I say there as long as I can. Oh, nice move. Nice move. Yeah. Similar to an Airbnb. We will be live at Wades in Oswego next Friday, April 3rd as we kick off. The show's diner tour, 2006. Come on out, get yourself something neat.

It's going to be a delicious time. We'll go live at 6 a.m. from just sitting in a booth hanging out. Do you think it'll be warm enough to sit outside? Judging by weather, no. I don't think it'll ever be warm enough to sit outside. What? I think we live in forever perpetual coldness. Oh my God.

Okay? Maybe. That'd be pretty cool. If it is nice, we'll sit outside. I don't know, but I'm not hopeful anymore. Look at that omelet. Whole schedule is up on our Facebook page. If you want to know where we will be, we'll be at a different diner every Friday and April.

Getting something to date. Thank you to Burdick BMW for driving us around. Look at that bacon. You're looking at Wade's right now. You're only two weeks out, bud. That's too soon to start shopping. Omlet. I want an omelet.

Omelet. I got to get back on my sausage gravy BS. Oh, you know a little sausage gravy? Oh, I got to get a, I'm so excited about a sausage gravy. I want to get a good chicken fried steak. Ooh, okay. See that. Last year, finally.

Ours had a really good, whatever that meat plate I got was. Yeah, that's the fun thing about this as well, is that a lot of these places will do a little something, something for us. So, I mean. So we'll see you at Wade's next Friday, April 3rd. Oh, it's got to be so far away. We're going to hand you off to the 90s at 9. A little gaming stream.

our Twitch channel, you want to jump in there. Twitch.tv.com. I'll play a little hockey, of course. We're going to just take our sticks out and tap them on the ground. Courtesy of Ryan Phelps auto sales. You're buying with Ryan. We're going to puck around. We are going to puck around a little bit. Ryan Phelps all over Central New York and now open in Rome. Nineties and I kicks off with some ever clear.

It's K. Rock.