The Steve Dangle Podcast - Bios | December 16, 2020

Episode Date: December 17, 2020

On this episode of The Steve Dangle Podcast, there's a $20,000 James Reimer mask for sale (00:00), sports gambling & match-fixing (07:30), Travis Hamonic to the Canucks? & current free agents (30:00)..., will Nick Robertson stay up with the Leafs? (38:00), Adam really likes the Thornton deal and looking ahead and back at the Leafs (47:00), over $500K USD in Wayne Gretzky memorabilia stolen from Walter Gretzky's home (57:00), Eugene Melnyk started a blog (1:10:00), Adam is famous Australia (1:12:00), and bachelor bios! (1:18:00). Originally aired: December 16, 2020 Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/dVliu52O8u4 Merch: https://teespring.com/en-GB/stores/fancydangleshirts Follow us on Twitter: @Steve_Dangle, @AdamWylde, & @JesseBlake Follow us on Instagram: @SteveDangle, @AdamWylde, & @Jesse.Blake Subscribe to us on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/steve-dangle-podcast/id669828195?mt=2 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:00:00 the steve dangle podcast with your host steve dangle adam wild and jesse blake can i just say something when i saw the walter gretzky story with the memorabilia come up my first thought was i hope you didn't know to james reimer mask because i definitely know who was responsible wow wow wow adam was someone with an extremely one-of-a-kind thing yes That is the dumbest, most bizarre story. There's the music. Is Jesse just drowning us out because we're terrible? Maybe.
Starting point is 00:00:41 Is that what's happening? I don't know. Oh, there we go. There's the fader. There we go. I think we did it. The most annoying beginning to a show. I couldn't get it to reset.
Starting point is 00:00:54 Oh, okay. The fader. I was having a little trouble today. That's all right, man. Oh, you know, we're getting on the holidays that we just be the way he said that. I want to give you a hug right now, but just with the fucking faders. Oh, you just want to cuddle up to that Verity's guy going on, though? It's nice looking good, man.
Starting point is 00:01:14 Girl, Santa. Well, you're looking like Santa today, man. So the the Walter Gretzky stuff is stuff we'll get to. But Jesse, I don't know if you saw a couple of weeks ago and I was going to bring it up. it i think it was the burke kiprio show so it was sort of burke whoever we had on we had a double guest that episode um uh the uh the james reimer mask that was up for 2500 dollars wow online and people were sending it to steve like you should probably buy this now steve because we didn't get to address at the time i want to know about this mask because i know you did the in-depth research
Starting point is 00:01:53 I know you dove deep and I know you considered this. I know that $2,500 is something that you would be like, well, I could skip a mortgage payment or several. So tell me how close were you to making a bid on this James Reimer mask? There was a more than 0% chance I was going to bid on this. Okay. That's not surprising at all. How high was the percentage? so it's uh very far off but i'm gonna say five there's a five percent chance
Starting point is 00:02:29 so one in one in 20 here's the thing with bids though is that the the the price changes sometimes even a dollar at the time well that would be an issue then i saw the price went up to his current number in carolina which is 47 it was 4700 4700 for a mask for a game worn mask which is not it's not true it's a warm-up worn mask because james reimer was not the starting goalie for these the um what was it the centennial no not the centennial classic the the winter classic in um ann arbor yeah we're at the big at the big michigan the big house the big house and with uh That was Jonathan Bernier in net with his brown pads. That's the one Berkey was talking about when Gary Bettman was like,
Starting point is 00:03:17 hey, can you sell 40,000 tickets? Can you sell 60,000 tickets? 60,000 tickets. Can you sell? And Berkey goes, give me 48 hours. Hey, can you do this other enormous thing? Yeah, I need another day. Like, get out of here.
Starting point is 00:03:32 Pretty crazy. Every one of you, you thank the Leafs. You thank the Leafs for hockey. Damn it. You thank the Leafs for the thing that you enjoy. Well, they're fans. They're fans. Let's be honest.
Starting point is 00:03:44 You thanked them. What are you? What have you been curling up watching all those KHL games on Dazen? I've been. I have too, actually. I have Dazen. It's great. I watch.
Starting point is 00:03:57 Oh, and people. I know. I'm just calling it Dazen. I remember when they first launched in Canada and everyone was so confused. Like, okay, what is this DZ thing? And what is it going to be? and then they bought like all the premier league and some nfl and they're like oh this is legit but when it launched in canada it was like do you want to watch south korean soccer
Starting point is 00:04:18 yeah it was like not really not particularly no uh but yeah as soon as they got apl and then they got they were going to be i think the only broadcaster like exclusive rights holder of of uh football like nfl football in in canada and then i think they did one week of it and then it didn't go well and then i think now ctv has it again as well yeah it was for the uh the red zone channel so they bought that and then they took it off all of the cable boxes so you couldn't get that on like a rogers box or a bell box or anything and it lasted just like you said one week and all the broadcasts were like ah we're not having this online only thing of the nfl yes we're back on there so yeah 100 100 so um what's this does edin at all the canadians i mean it's it's a pretty
Starting point is 00:05:02 good it's a pretty good product um and i think they're doing like their own shows now too in england and that sort of thing like they actually do their own like there's like streamable shows there so anyway long story short um steve uh i just wanted to know how deep you dove into that obviously you knew the specifics of the mask were there any wear and tear marks on the mask what can you tell us about the mat you can i'm sure you remember every detail wear and tear makes it better um but i didn't do the deep dive that you think i did adam because had i done that it might have gone up to 10 perhaps even 15 percent and i just i couldn't i couldn't i couldn't but i wanted it but i couldn't see there's like a
Starting point is 00:05:45 dichotomy with steve and jesse knows this um usually when steve opens his wallet bats fly out of it uh but but wow but when it comes to hockey memorabilia he's the first one to go you know what pickering flea market i'm in what what you got for me this saturday hey it's a i buy and sell at the pickering flea market no that's right that's right adam what happens more does steve open his wallet more often or step on the gas pedal? Oh, man!
Starting point is 00:06:22 Woo! Jesse, if Steve could drive to Toronto without ever pressing the gas pedal, you know when you just put it into drive and it just sort of rolls? Yeah. That's as fast as Steve wants to go. Buddy, taking the 401, I don't need the gas pedal. And the
Starting point is 00:06:38 DVP, I just roll. That's why it's the perfect street for you. You live in the best place. Why do we ever tell you to move to Toronto? i'm happy to roll but meanwhile there's hot wheels wild over there the other day i was on the phone with him and i just hear yeah so i was thinking uh i was thinking and i i just cut him off i go did you pass him he did pass him and he goes i did yeah i'm safer in that car than my other car so uh but sorry i'm safer in in my other car than that car but yeah my pick my other car i can buy a mask i can buy it's the year of the mask i want a goalie mask well give it to me
Starting point is 00:07:16 um anyway i just uh i thought that was very funny whether we should check that out now obviously um there's a ton to get to on this episode surprisingly because you know there's not anything nhl wise that's really kind of come out we've heard some of the you know we had chris on last week talking about some of the boring shit that you know that you've probably already heard before you know roster sizes and stuff like that you know what i mean like well who cares right it's sort of well tell me about it when it's done do you know what i mean like this information that leaks out well how big is the taxi squad going to be oh my god i understand that they need to talk about that well it's it is is as a complete picture though go is there
Starting point is 00:07:54 going to be capital implications stuff like that i'm super interested in that but announce a flippin game first then i'll be interested in the taxi squad and of course we'll get into our regular segment which this show should have just been called how does this affect the Leafs um it should have been yeah it really it Steve Dangle podcast is a bit of a misnomer now uh we do need to talk about today Travis Hamannik uh Eugene Melnick is starting his own blog Walter Gretzky's merch theft and could an SHL game have been thrown because of gambling a Swedish elite league game thrown potentially because of gambling the particulars of the case are very interesting and obviously uh cj was tweeting about it today uh there has to be some translations done but what
Starting point is 00:08:38 a what a fascinating thing that'll be and i i'm kind of curious to see how this goes because there is a full investigation on as we speak right now it's it's wild i haven't heard a match i'm trying to think of the last time or if i've ever heard of a match fixing scandal in hockey i you have to think it's happened though right well of course if there's a sport it's been fixed at some point right but it's just a question of you know which like what i and and you know if there was a match match fix did we even know about right how many have the leafs been behind i wonder the whole league you know though that's why they blew this lead and blew that lead and it's it's funny that this story came out uh just happened to come out shortly after cj told a story on our show
Starting point is 00:09:33 where a lot of uh people including sports reporters lost money on the david ayers game because they started betting the over they started uh you know betting on the lease for the comeback and they're gonna win and they end up losing the freaking game and then sure enough this story comes out it's well after a quick google search the most recent match fixing in hockey came from the Belarusian championship in 2019. Well, that's not surprising. Really? The Belarusians are...
Starting point is 00:10:04 Yeah. In November of 2019, apparently a couple of players fixed the match and seven of them were suspended and the suspensions were upheld this summer. So there you go. Okay, now... I don't think Joe Grabowski would do that.
Starting point is 00:10:16 I have a question. No, that has nothing to do with anybody from Belarus. I think it's just that we've seen what happened this summer with the political situation over there. Things are different. What happened? Oh, they had a they've had a they've had a dictator essentially for 30 plus years who continually reelects himself. And then they had somebody run against him. And this this it was a I think she was like a kindergarten or a substitute teacher. And her husband was running and then he was either sick or shot or something. So then she had to jump in and became this massive national celebrity and then had to leave and go to Latvia before the election because her life was in danger. And basically nobody in the United Nations has has accepted the results of the Belarusian election that happened in 2020 because this guy, quote unquote, won again. and he was trying to court the Americans.
Starting point is 00:11:12 So he was trying to get an American embassy opened back up in, I think it's, is it Minsk? I believe so. So he was trying to get the Americans to open diplomatic relations with Belarus again. So he'd have, from what I read from, I think the Guardian, it was taught, they were talking about how,
Starting point is 00:11:28 you know, Belarus is a bit isolated. So they are politically reliant on the Russians. And that can be, that can come with its own pitfalls, right? if you're you know it's sort of like if you're working with putin you're kind of doing what putin wants whether that benefits you or not so they were trying to i think his name is alexander luch luch luchenko uh he was trying to get the americans involved and then this election happens it's clearly a sham and the americans are like we're not gonna open an embassy there like are
Starting point is 00:11:57 you kidding me um you got to clean this up you got to step aside obviously he hasn't so things continue but it's a basically a dictatorship and has been ever since the soviet union fell that's that's a that's really early uh early installment of adam's history corner how many decades ago was this several several decades of of days ago oh isn't that is that not similar to uh putin's run because didn't he create a position higher than like hitting the president so that he could just be in power is he like ultimate president now yeah he like the duma which is their parliament uh basically said that i think the original constitution was like you could only do two or three terms kind of like the american one and then he said well i guess i guess it was
Starting point is 00:12:43 two terms in a row so he stepped aside for four years while somebody who basically answered to him took over and then he created like super the super putin spot and now he has pushed through legislation in the duma that makes it illegal for any president uh to ever be prosecuted ever again and their family too oh that's good that's good he he's it's a meme but it's true he's he's been leader long enough that he's met three popes yeah yeah it's uh yeah i don't think i'm going there no man i'd love to see russia though man the history and the culture and the that's that's the sad part that gets buried in all this is all of these countries have incredibly long and deep histories.
Starting point is 00:13:31 And it's such a shame that it's such a shame that, that the political situations are unstable. Like one country I'd love to go see mostly because of Istanbul is, is Turkey. But it's, you can't go right now. I mean, you can,
Starting point is 00:13:46 but there are some serious political issues there and it's a, bro. I'd like to go to Quebec. Well, yeah, but I mean, I'm talking when COVID's over, right? Like, I'd love to see.
Starting point is 00:13:57 I want to go to your house. Order me a pizza. I can't even have that. I haven't seen you in months. Damn it. Yeah, that's the thing. Like, so it's a shame. And you hope that these situations stabilize.
Starting point is 00:14:08 And obviously, for normal citizens like us, it's probably not a huge deal. But all the same, you want to be very careful about certain countries and where you go and what you do. And it's just, it makes me sad. And, you know, Russia is such a center of hockey, too. i would love to go see uh uh you know any like any hockey game in moscow or st petersburg would
Starting point is 00:14:30 love to i think it'd be incredible um probably not siberia i probably wouldn't want to go there but you know i do you want to go to siberia i do i am a believer i'm a big believer and you go to cold places when it's cold okay but siberia is like you step outside and die cold i don't think yeah like i'll go to stockholm in the winter that's where i would do that yeah sure but it's not siberia one's cold as hell god stockholm is not a former penal colony you know what i'm saying like it's it's you know because okay adam i'm gonna listen i used to work for the khl so i'm privy to certain information their arenas are not former prisons or active ones do we know that do we know that for sure you know what we vidas i'm not sure
Starting point is 00:15:17 might be but the rest i'm not sure right yeah so listen i i'm just a big fan of and i you know my family's russian so uh partially anyway so this answers everything i know so i'd like to you know i'd love to to go back and kind of retrace and like we're right we're on the border of like russia and like lithuania so um yeah i'd love to go see um all of those spots but it's just right now you're like i you know of the list of places that i'd like to go and feel safe at i know russia's actually apparently if you travel there it's nothing it's easy and and you're pretty safe it's just just not feeling comfortable yet right now for me so uh anyway long story short belarus uh not surprised that there's a match match uh match fixing scandal they're not surprised at all
Starting point is 00:16:03 yeah i see would there be any opportunity we got there could we check out uh when the last accused nhl one was would you be able to nhl oh i don't think if there ever was one i don't know so i guess i guess we're doing this then yeah we're doing it now and i'll read the i'll read the details of the story right now while jesse's looking that up is that okay absolutely because there is an nhl prospect implicated in this scandal so this is interesting now and when you're ready uh i guess the only thing would be operation slapshot oh that was the rick talkett and betting on the games right yeah oh yeah so rick talkett janet gretzky and a few other big former players can you i don't remember the particular i'll uh
Starting point is 00:16:51 i'll read it out to you right now uh the operation was made public on february 6 2006 this is operation slapshot rick tocket an assistant coach for the phoenix coyotes uh and janet jones the wife of ice hockey nhl great wayne gretzky were among those under investigation or indicted with charges pertaining to the operation also uh under investigation and suspended uh was suspended state trooper james harney who was allegedly tocket's partner in the operation um the investigation also referred to the possibility of an NHL team owner half a dozen NHL players and other coaches and team
Starting point is 00:17:29 staff members being involved in this investigation as of February 8th 2006 two more names were mentioned Jeremy Roenick and Travis Green of the Leafs Travis Green yeah as in current
Starting point is 00:17:45 Vancouver head coach the ring was said to allegedly have ties to the Bruno Scarfo crime family which was which has base in operations around philly and pennsylvania and southern new jersey so the ties would probably just be like hey this is who's running the bets yeah that's their bookie so it was an illegal nationwide gambling ring amongst these people and um in on may 25th 2007 tocket pleaded guilty to conspiracy and promoting gambling and was placed on probation for two years
Starting point is 00:18:18 in his role in Operation Slapshot. He avoided jail time and was allowed to return to full active duty in February, provided he refrains from gambling in any way of the future. He's back in the NHL. Oh, yeah, he was back. My question is, hold on, Steve, one sec, one sec. I think we have the same question. Is there anything in there about betting on the games themselves,
Starting point is 00:18:40 like the NHL games? So they don't go into specifics about which games they bet on. they were just they were 50 50 partners it could have been nba or something yeah it could have been a different sport but it was harney that state trooper and uh talk it who were the main uh guys in the gambling ring well and even like isn't the weird thing about the pete rose scandal and maybe you guys know better what didn't he bet on his team yes and he was managing them yeah so he said he bet on them to win yeah he said he never bet on his team to lose so well i mean also for like the first 95 of the scandal he said i never bet on baseball and then he said he bet on baseball
Starting point is 00:19:22 and then he said he never bet on his team and then he said he bet on his team and then he said he only bet for them to win so who knows what actually happened and i think i know base heroes lied guys now i love the face it's pretty obvious didn't it didn't you go well that's a lie and that's a lie that's a lie with operation slapshot like i'm talking about like there's illegal activity and then there's conspiracy to make his own team lose you know what i mean to make his own team throw a game like uh i didn't hear there like the no i didn't hear that either right but you know you i think at the time too it was illegal to bet on i okay so the gambling thing with the nhl has always been very very interesting it's why it took so long to get a team in vegas
Starting point is 00:20:11 because there were offers and discussions about this for like 20 years but the big worry at the time was um uh well if you put a bunch of players in vegas they're just going to be in the casinos and that's clearly not happened there's nowhere else in the states you can get up to trouble exactly and also frankly the views on gambling have have uh changed so much in the last 20 years it's not cd casino gambling anymore it's sports betting um with very above board clean operations You know, it's not the it's not the Vegas of the 1940s, 50s, 60s anymore. And so when you're talking about these sorts of things, there's tons of money to be made. So instantly, especially in the States, everybody's getting out of the way.
Starting point is 00:20:50 If there's money to be made, let's make it legal. And and frankly, there's so much money and that the NFL especially made so much money off this. The NHL finally was like, screw it, let's go now. I find it fascinating the the way that narratives has shifted. I wonder if today, if Rick Talkett, Janet Jones, Travis Green, Jeremy Roenick, whoever else was involved in this, if they were involved in a gambling ring that wasn't really a ring at all, they were just gambling money, it would be their private business. So besides the fact that they work with organized crime, which is scary, I think, you know, you don't you obviously don't want to be a part of that. uh that's unobvious but i think that had the rules as they currently exist now and the access to gambling as it currently exists now been available in 2006 probably highly unlikely
Starting point is 00:21:45 that all of those people in esteemed position making millions of dollars with a ton to lose would go yeah you know what organized crimes for us right right and i think that's sometimes it's like we have had we have laws left over in this on this um on this part of the world that are from our puritanical roots that are a little bit like behind in the times and i need an adam wild bingo card puritanical like no offense you're not hearing that word on chiclets like yeah no you're not hearing that on 31 thoughts i would love to see biz say puritanical it's the same thing it's like you weren't allowed to i want to hear whitney say it that'd be great uh it's i think the idea is that it's like drinking drink or don't drink in ontario we had laws against you couldn't even
Starting point is 00:22:36 buy alcohol on a saturday you can't you can't oh shopping on the sabbath for alcohol up until 20 years ago you couldn't stupid though why not what if i don't what if the sabbath doesn't mean shit to me what do i care i want to buy some beer i'm not religious yeah you know the thing is is that you know it's it's these these laws that existed that were morality laws and the idea with law is not for it to be moral it's for it to be to create a balanced society and so if those laws had existed the way they do now back then i doubt that ring even happens to be honest with you so yeah i haven't heard of any match fixing scandals in hockey but maybe maybe they've existed and we just didn't know because they were well in the nhl we've heard of it in the nhl
Starting point is 00:23:20 excuse me and if like the thing is is that it's like it's like you see one rat there's 10 that you don't see you know what i mean i feel like we're like tip of the iceberg um i feel like if we did see one there would probably be a lot more like there was an nba referee when we were growing up who was i believe throwing games oh yeah there's there's a rumor about there is a he wrote a book about it um so we had tim donaghy tim donaghy that's right i remember that he would bet heavily on his own games i i should probably read his book it's probably a good book i don't know i bet it's fascinating and just to put your uh the gambling numbers in in perspective this is an article from uh december 14th so two days ago it says another month another sports bet record
Starting point is 00:24:04 in new jersey 931 million dollars in no in november was bet on sports what sports they're closing in on the one billion dollar a month record ball is probably steve so all of all i mean okay there's one gambling in new jersey is legal and you can bet on games and that's how much revenue they're making a month 931 million dollars and we can't get a casino in downtown toronto because everybody's worried about the the moral degradation of the city well that's why adam yeah oh way jackston man if you want uh tax dollars it's a great way to get them now i uh let's talk about um this story which we've delayed and delayed and delayed on so chris i want to know more about belarus uh chris said chris johnson said potentially big story brewing
Starting point is 00:24:58 in swedish hockey there are allegations that members of i think it's bjork lovin uh yes Members of our Swedish listeners will reach out en masse, I'm sure. Bjork Loven fixed tonight's 8-4 loss to Mora in Alsveiken. Alsveiken. I don't know. Alsvenskan. Alsvenskan. There you go.
Starting point is 00:25:16 Alsvenskan. Because Swedish names are easy. Easy. The CEO of the team says he welcomes the investigation, which is already underway. So I guess the story goes that Bjork Loven was up 3-0 in the first period at home and surrendered the next seven goals. so much money was bet on mora that the odds changed in unusual ways and the game was
Starting point is 00:25:38 eventually removed from many betting sites very interesting now so if you're doing that doesn't prove anything though no but it is interesting that the odds change so drastically that they took it off of websites now i'm just looking at the bjork lovin roster uh carl grunstrom former leaf prospect he's uh he could make the kings this year uh he's on that roster but i guess the big guy involved in all this is bjork lovin's goalie who happens to be connor ingram who i guess was in that that game oh uh former third round pick of the tampa bay lightning i believe he's now with the predator connor ingram um his numbers are terrible uh in all svenskan and it's weird because he's supposed to be – he's one of the sort of goalies
Starting point is 00:26:36 to keep an eye on. Like Tampa gave him up for next to nothing because I guess they just had to dump a body for some reason. But he had a 933 in the AHL last season. This is a good goalie prospect who is, with numbers like that, likely to play NHL games. Is Al Svensken, is it a good, are they a good team? Al Svensken's a good league.
Starting point is 00:27:04 Players get drafted out of it all the time. This is such a, it's such a weird. No, sorry, what I mean, sorry, Bjorkloven, Mora, are these good teams? Like, what do we know? Mora, I know about them. Bjorkloven, I've never heard of, to be totally honest. Mora, I, now, I might have this wrong,
Starting point is 00:27:21 but I believe the SHL and Al Svensken are different things, and Al Svensken is just a tier below them. My apologies then to everybody I've offended. but the interesting thing this year and i sort of graded on a curve for the prospect pyramid too because a lot of the leaf prospects are european and a lot of them are in these you know tier two whatever junior uh european leagues i'm not putting too much stock in anyone's numbers this year and in terms of like conor ingram being on this team or carl grunstrom being on this team i'm not judging their skill for it i at this point players just needed to
Starting point is 00:28:03 find a place to play you know what i mean um the the leafs have a canadian defense prospect playing in finnish tier two mac hollowell uh just because he wanted a place to play and he found one and he's played six games there so yeah they did the lone thing with him that yeah but he's the as far as i know he's the only north american prospect who is playing in europe right now or playing any games at all actually because mikhail abramov was playing in the queue william villeneuve was playing in the queue but that has since ceased operations for the time being so anyway it is uh it's interesting to have an nhl prospect at the center of this and he was sent home for it too Well, if he's terrible, though, I mean, if he's having a terrible year.
Starting point is 00:28:56 Yeah, it's not the impression I'm getting. The impression I'm getting is he was sent home for this. He's only played nine games, so his numbers probably suck because of the one game where he allowed seven consecutive goals by the sounds of it. Oh, boy. And as a Leaf fan, let me tell you, there are far more subtle ways to blow a game.
Starting point is 00:29:17 like there are blatant ways to blow a game you don't have to give up seven consecutive goals to do it you know jesse i just thought of something uh-huh do you think james reimer fixed game seven of the of the 2013 series i mean i'd have to see if the odds moved drastically we should check that i mean i mean you gotta ask the question people might say you don't gotta you know what you could do is shut the hell up that's exactly what you could do that's exactly what you could do wow that you would say that that's crazy james right he's in on it too then can't believe james reimer would be associated with something like that it's a squeaky clean guy normally wow well maybe that's the front
Starting point is 00:30:07 maybe that's the front it'd be the best front i've ever seen man james ruled he's golly gee there's no way James Reimer would be involved in something like that. Yeah. Blockbuster news today in the NHL, James Reimer implicated in operation. Aw shucks. Yeah. Well,
Starting point is 00:30:26 you know what, Adam 2020, I mean, anything's possible, I suppose. I just don't, don't think it'd be him. So Mitch Marta said on Tim and Sid yesterday that the team he's most
Starting point is 00:30:39 excited to play in the Canadian division are the Canucks. He wants to get a closer look at Pedersen and Hughes and who could blame him, right? Like that's going to be a really, really good team. There are though, those who say, listen, the Canucks should have been able to take a step forward this year, but because of their shitty cap situation, they really, maybe, I mean, maybe they did just because they were able to steal Nate Schmidt from Vegas, but they are still right up against it and probably have more issues to come, right? um so one of the things that they've been linked to is travis hamannik now it's fascinating that
Starting point is 00:31:17 that travis hamannik still available this is a right-handed defenseman how is travis hamannik still on the market even if you see travis hamannik as a 6-7 guy right shot defense how's that possible so i did have a theory about this and i'm not entirely proud of it okay um don't i play the x files theme oh please you can you do that i could yeah if you actually want it get a strip from the internet oh yeah would we get stripped i don't know you get in trouble i don't know i don't know if you talk over it it's fine just whistle talk over okay just go just go come on there we go come on um let's go scully i wonder if he's being judged for not playing in the bubble because he opted to because he was with calgary right yeah and did he not opt to
Starting point is 00:32:07 not play in the bubble yes he did opt not to play in the bubble and i'm not opt not to play in the bubble i'm wondering if teams are going well you know desire to win hockey things hockey things hockey things now i don't know if that's true uh it's also entirely possible that he's being particular because if you remember he was with the islanders and he's like well i want to be traded to western canada and everyone's like well that limits you to three arguably four teams and what about the jets oh well he doesn't want to go there well what the which just say you want to be traded to calgary or something like that and he did accept the trade to the leafs but uh man reams dyke blocked it yeah he did what was that story man reams dyke
Starting point is 00:32:54 was going to be swapped for Hamanek in 2017 at the draft, right after they lost to Washington. My understanding was, yeah. The Leafs tried to trade JVR after that series. He was good. Yeah, but I think they were like, after this next year, we know we can't keep him. What?
Starting point is 00:33:11 I mean, it's a good thing they did, because, man, he was a monster on the power play that last year. He was really good. Yeah, he was a really good Leaf man. He was great. They were also right to let him go. Sorry, Philly. but yeah yeah if uh if anybody is judging hamannik for opting out it was because his
Starting point is 00:33:27 daughter had a respiratory uh virus earlier in the year and he didn't want to get covet and compromise his daughter so well there you go yeah if anybody's judging him for that they are terrible okay so i will say my theory i a was pulled out of my ass and b i didn't know that So I assume, listen, we can talk about hockey culture and all its flaws. I mean, I don't know if anyone's that monstrous. Maybe if they don't, you know, if they don't know, they might think that, though. Right. Right.
Starting point is 00:33:57 But I think, Steve, what else you said remains true. If he wants to be in Western Canada, they'll institute about three teams. And one of them will capture Canucks. I'm shocked, though. I'm shocked that Edmonton wouldn't have done everything they could to try to, and maybe they have behind the scenes. I haven't seen anything on that. but he seems to me like a better fit in Edmonton than he does in Vancouver.
Starting point is 00:34:19 Vancouver stacked on defense. Obviously it's an amazing place to live and great organization to play for, but, and not that Edmonton isn't, but I'm, I'm just saying like, as far as opportunity goes, I would think the Oilers would offer far more opportunity. You know, I know they signed Tyson Berry, but like they're going to need somebody to play defense around that. And I don't know.
Starting point is 00:34:43 I mean they've got some great players but even him like instead of like a Chris Russell or something like that like you bring him in on a PTO you get him signed for league minimum and you get him for a year because that's it looks like that's what the Canucks are going to get they're going to probably get Travis Hammond at league minimum you think so
Starting point is 00:34:59 well because he's going to be PTO'd that's crazy who out there as a free agent right now is going to get more than a million dollars without going to Europe like what's Mike Hoffman going to do if mike gets league man that's like well fire his agent to start yeah um but it might be mike it might be mike this he might have done this to himself too right anthony duclair can fire himself
Starting point is 00:35:24 like i i don't know but the rest of them can fire their agent he can fire himself i but also there's no point signing anybody right now for any team unless you have an abundance of cap space and money or if you're close to the cap you find out more details about this taxi squad situation right um because thomas drance was writing you know a few things about the canucks and their flexibility and while it sounds like um michael furland is not going to be available for this season so he'd be on ltir which means the canucks can spend above the cap which means you know i I would assume they'd get Hamannik anyway. Well, what if they could fit Hamannik and Hoffman?
Starting point is 00:36:09 Because what is that, 3.5 million that's on the LTIR? It's not the hardest sell, man. Come live in Vancouver. Play with Pettersson for a year. Play with Pettersson. Oh, or any, like, the Canucks are a fun offensive team. They're a fun young team. Columbus is a sneaky option to just come in
Starting point is 00:36:29 and grab a bunch of people. um florida is starting to become a team that just does not operate under the cap like they're just they're they're a very odd team the way they spend money um i think we're going to see a blast of news the second they announce the rules but the problem with conducting business right now is teams don't know the rules and no one's being coy about it there just aren't any yet there literally are not rules so how do you plan for that yeah there are 19 guys who are free agents right now who made three million dollars or over last season wow i assume 19 of those guys are going to take a pay cut who are some of those players some of those guys include um mike
Starting point is 00:37:19 craig anderson call our alsner uh jonathan erickson justin abulcator travis hamannik uh ron hainsey connor sherry andrea sanacio um cory schneider mikhail grandland that's some of the list a lot of expiring deals that you would never sign again there yeah holsner schneider i mean no offense to ron hainsey but he's like 40 right uh and he did he was brought into ottawa to do a job so yeah that's a mercenary couldn't you see couldn't you see the leafs going uh we give him a pto ron hainsey yeah why not oh no what if he doesn't what if what if brody and uh and morgan riley don't gel no you don't upset the fan base like that super unpopular opinion the leafs uh don't need another defenseman well yeah that's actually kind of true for the first
Starting point is 00:38:16 time the leafs don't need more players they need to find out how many players they're allowed to have um because like i i look at their roster i could fill out five or six lines and i look at their defense and geez we could do five pairs we just need to know how many guys are allowed to carry nick robertson to me is one of the most fascinating cases in the entire nhl like how the hell does he fit into anything i think he pushes people out right you know i don't i if i'm constructing the least roster right now what i would do depend you know this was a normal year forget the fact that you know there's no there may be no ohl for him to go back to but let's say there's an ahl and because there's no ohl nick robertson can play in the ahl if i'm kyle
Starting point is 00:39:01 dubas i'm saying well at this point you're not in the lineup and you'll have to really impress us and push someone out someone has to literally lose their job for you to get this otherwise you're going to go light it up in the a for a year because we frankly don't care and even if it's the first 40 games that you're in the a then fine we'll bring you up when when the playoffs come he cannot play in the a why not because he's a north he's a teenage north american he has to go back to junior european junior if there's no junior this year that rule changes is is that has to has to is that you're gonna tell these young kids that they can't play hockey uh that they've been doing it forever no until that rule change is made uh like his option if he if nick robertson
Starting point is 00:39:42 does not make the Leafs my assumption is he plays in Europe is the OHL in operation this year like I know that until they say yes I'm going to assume no is the OHL OHL there they have a um they have a prospective start date of February 5th I think or fourth or fifth if they are going to play then Nick Robertson probably goes back there but I mean I I and the thing that the he'd be available for the playoffs right yes yeah yeah I think that's a silly rule by the way it's stupid but it's a bit of a well because it's not it's clearly not a safety issue even if it's painted as one if it was a safety issue then William Nylander would not be allowed to play in the AHL when he did or Kasperi Kapanen for that matter both of them were teenagers
Starting point is 00:40:35 And Rasmus Sandin. I think the idea behind the rule is to give the OHLs their stars when they graduate if they have to go back, that the OHL keeps their community there. Rasmus Sandin is one of the dumbest examples. He was an OHL player who happened to be from Sweden, so he was allowed. Right.
Starting point is 00:40:56 Well, the problem with that rule for me with the OHL is that the whole point of the OHL is to graduate the stars. And I know that they want draws at their games, but the reality is there's going to be like five guys each year that are good enough to make the NHL and the rest are going to be there. So I'm, I'm unconvinced that that would somehow really hurt them. I don't,
Starting point is 00:41:16 I don't think the OHL it's not like the OHL doesn't exist. If you know, they don't have Nick Robertson, they lost Connor McDavid and survived. Here's Nick Robertson's challenge, right? You got to convince me a you're good enough to make the team B you're so good that we should burn the first year of your ELC in a lockout shortened season and not lockout
Starting point is 00:41:44 shortened season sorry um I'm just sorry it's muscle memory COVID shortened season pandemic shortened season Sandin yeah like well which they did with Sandin but they didn't know that right you know what I mean in fairness they didn't know that I'm sure years down the line i'll hold it against them in a trade tree but i'll have to remind myself that they didn't know that at the time nick robertson is going to if he had an eight or nine game preseason like he usually would have he could put together a nice little resume where he goes here's how head and shoulders above Jimmy Vesey, Ilya Mikheyev, et cetera, I am. He's going to have max two preseason games to do that.
Starting point is 00:42:33 And potentially, the Leafs could potentially give Nick Robertson a nine-game tryout. But to burn his ELC in a season where he's going to play a maximum of 56 games, that's a tough sell for me, man. If I were them, I would give him the nine games if he really is going to be a difference maker in the lineup because nine games over 56 is a huge percentage of your season. That's about 20% of your season right there.
Starting point is 00:43:06 So if you can stack your lineup for 20% of the season, send him back and then bring him back for the playoffs, why not? Game the system. Get as many points as you can if you need them. If you need them. If you're like, he legitimately makes our team better and we can get out to a hot start. if we've got Nick Robertson in the lineup
Starting point is 00:43:23 and then we send him back, do it. Do it. Adam, I'm proud of you. 16%. Very close. There you go. That's decent. Off the top of your head, that's pretty good.
Starting point is 00:43:32 Not bad. So, yeah. Anyway, long story short, 16% of the season, if you get out to a hot start, you go 7-1-1, better than 0-7-1, which is what the Leafs started out as a few years ago. You know, then that's, I think that's a pretty legitimate reason to have him there, at least for the first nine.
Starting point is 00:43:50 and even if they're hot who cares put the nhl guys back in and say nick we'll see in the playoffs these are the dumb things i get hung up on so the year that the leafs started 07 and fun they finally won their ninth game who is it against and who scored a hat trick boston bruins phil kessel no anaheim ducks nicholas hagman wow okay am i weird that i liked nicholas hagman no he was good i like on a shit team they were yeah people shit on him i was like nick hagman's okay there's nothing wrong with this guy no and and like he was an important part of the enough deal and if you look at what he did in calgary it was a big bag of nothing he did like i mean leaf fans can lament for enough all they want like that deal was not good for calgary
Starting point is 00:44:38 except they got matt staging for a long time yeah the only the only thing it really cost the leafs was some cap space but they were able to offload that it basically unfortunately turned into Cody Cece um right no not Cody Cece not Cody Cece um no that was Zaitsev it cost it got them it got the Leafs um Milan Mihalic yeah I remember that who scored in their home opener in 2016 and then mike babcock's like no actually well in fairness i think it was more lou lamorello he's like oh that's nice but you make a lot more sense in the minors so bye yeah probably um sorry okay so anyway long story short it'll be very interesting to see what happens with travis travis hammock and the rest of these guys and obviously we're we're in a holding pattern we're
Starting point is 00:45:28 waiting um how many canucks and flames fans are losing their mind right now that we made that about nick robertson oh well i'm sure they've got players that are in the same position right everybody's gonna have to to kind of i would honestly it it even in school they tell you your teachers tell you start strong even if you coast the rest of the way if you start strong in that first month um your your grades coming down it's a lot better than your grades trying to build what teacher told you that our teachers in grade seven and grade eight were like listen start strong always start strong see because it's always when we look at things in chunks like increments always better to start strong than to finish strong except for in the nhl when you
Starting point is 00:46:09 finish weak and then you get bounced in the first round however you want to make the playoffs which the least need to do first they didn't do that last year you want to start really really really strong that's what you learned at your blasphemous uh public school there adam how so we know wayne Wayne Simmons is going to have a hot start then because he went to Howe with you. That's right. So he's going to have a hot start and then Coast. I'm excited for healthy Wayne Simmons, man.
Starting point is 00:46:31 Yeah, it's going to be fun. Seeing him in a Leaf jersey was pretty cool. That was cool. Did you see that? Yes. And I love seeing him on the Sportsnet commercials with PC where he's got no friend teeth and he's just laughing it up. And I'm like, man, Wayne, you just rule.
Starting point is 00:46:45 That's the next jersey purchase, right? I think so. For most people. I'd like to. I think he would be, I think he would be a fan favorite. And if like, say, let's say Wayne gets you 40 points this year. Oh, I would, I don't think he's going to get 40. I would crap myself if he got 40.
Starting point is 00:47:04 Sorry. In over a full 82 game. Oh, that's 40 and 82. I wasn't even thinking about that. But if it's, it's a bummer because had, I mean, there's going to be a bunch anyway, but had this been a regular season that we were already in the third month of the city would be packed with Simmons jerseys.
Starting point is 00:47:27 It would be extremely popular. Oh yeah. You know, this could be a hot take that comes back to haunt me, but I don't think this is his last season here and he hasn't played a game. I think it's up to him. Well,
Starting point is 00:47:37 it is up to him, but I also think I, I just have a feeling that's a nice marriage there. That's a really good one. And I think he's going to be a guy that fans love. I also. It's interesting when I was watching this martyr interview with Tim and sit and uh because Marner's got his um his virtual uh charity um that he's that he's doing
Starting point is 00:47:58 before the season starts um they were talking about uh you know did you did you talk to Patrick Marlowe about Jumbo um and you know he was just talking about how excited he was and I guess he sent him a text and you know um the more I think about it and I know you know I know there's guys like I think Bourne and I think Burke and I think a few other guys are like where does this fit how does this work um i really like the more i think about the thornton deal the more i like it and what i love is the idea of him at third line center for 80 of the games i like the more the more i look at how the leafs did in free agency this year the more i like how forward thinking it was for how this season's going to be designed because we saw all these signings and we're like
Starting point is 00:48:46 how the hell how are they going to fit onto this roster but now we're learning things about like taxi squads and whatnot and i'm like oh this is awesome like we might see we're talking about like how do you get nick robertson in the lineup how do you even get joe thornton and wayne simmons in the lineup guys i think there's going to be games where we see travis boyd who you just remembered as a leaf like like it's it's not nothing about this year is typical no nothing about it is typical and having too many players is good it's always good though it's always good well that was one thing babs said like we got to work on our depth they have a lot of depth you know people get down i mean and that's we saw it with muzzin the second he went down the
Starting point is 00:49:29 series against columbus was over it was over well and so much of the regular season when riley went down was over it's the leafs defense was thin enough that when cody cc got hurt it was noticeable yeah it got worse a lot of people rich in time martin richard's music if he if he plays this season i don't i don't didn't he sign a two-year extension no he signed a one-year extension one-year extension it's a few guys got two years because the leafs are like basically just sacrifice to the kraken just right please please take this well it was interesting i was reading i think it was was it luke fox the other day was posting about hey who who might they lose and a couple of names that came up were
Starting point is 00:50:16 travis dermot and justin hall uh when uh well when the next year i mean as soon as the season's over they're going into that draft right so there's obviously coming season or no it's yeah it's in the summer isn't it let the season play out for oh man remember vegas we spent the whole season talking about it and we lost brennan leipzig and steve was like we're fucked we're through shit i was intriguing prospect brendan likesick by the way have you seen his dms they're great underratedly wrong take of mine underratedly catastrophic to be fair to be fair we had no idea about his dms and also but beyond that his play you look pretty good i thought he was a player he seemed like a seemed like a player yeah i thought he might was a player and then
Starting point is 00:51:07 started tweeting adam you said something uh really minute but i think is very important uh you said the leafs didn't make the playoffs and i feel like a lot of people seem to forget that fact that this past season the least failed to make the nhl playoffs and going into this year that should be something on their mind asterisk well oh it should definitely be on their mind i think it should be on the fans mind too that this is not a playoff team you know what i watched this morning? 2020 campaign. You know what I watched this morning? You're never going to believe it. Every goal
Starting point is 00:51:39 that Matthew scored this past season. Oh, wow. What a surprise. And the old tradition. You know what? You're really not going to believe. I watched it more than once. I also watched it yesterday. Man. I said it in my 70
Starting point is 00:51:55 and 7 videos. He should have got more consideration for MVP. The team was so so lost without him they were terrible last year let's be frank like they were not a good team no there was a game against the devils where he scored the his first goal of the game was the fifth for the leafs and he scored a hat trick that game the fifth goal was the game winner he scored it when it was 5-1 against the devils like oh my god that that team drove me nuts the
Starting point is 00:52:32 amount of times he tied the game with an empty net the overtime winners the they're losing the florida they're losing the jets they're losing the rangers they're uh i know that's his gig 11.6 million dollars sorry 11.634 did you know that's his number but man i i can't even talk shit about it because uh pay that man his money he was extremely good he scored when he was supposed to um and the team in years past when he's gotten injured the Leafs were able to stay afloat I think last year they would have been toast absolute fucking toast lottery pick and there's a lot of people that'll that'll be mad at us for saying that uh but we saw what was on the ice and we mentioned you know when Muzzin goes down or Riley goes down or whatever the reality is good
Starting point is 00:53:22 teams can can can float that they can get through that uh Blues had Terrace uh they basically didn't have tarasenko the entire year and they were still the blues they were a top five team without vladimir tarasenko yep wasn't a good team also the the backup goalie situation really fucking hurt them like uh there's no the lost points with michael hutchins starting with that montreal game with capitan throwing his stick and max domey chirping him after you know capitan way to go that was a good shirt uh you know that's that's the kind of stuff where i just don't see that happening this year with jack campbell i don't see i think the team's just going to be a better team last year felt really fucking flat and i think sometimes mentally
Starting point is 00:54:08 because sports are so mental um when you start this like let's be honest when you start a project with a boss that you hate and uh and then you and then the boss maybe changes throughout the project it could still color how you feel about the project right and i think yeah sheldon keith definitely changed the way they played and tried a bunch of things and i really like the way he coached um it certainly felt like the team couldn't shake off the mike babcock start and they're they're i mean they were a part of it they were responsible partly for it uh but i also feel like they just were they were sort of done with mike it seemed pretty clear uh and he was sort of done with upper management and there seemed to be a lot of not hockey thinking going on a lot of
Starting point is 00:54:56 power playing and i'm gonna make the call no i'm gonna make the call no i'm gonna make the call and then there's you know austin matthews scoring a bunch of goals and mitch marner's upset about how toronto fans reacted to uh his negotiation and and that affected him and you know john Tavares I think had some injuries and you know Freddie Anderson's not healthy and Michael Hutchinson's not playing really well in the NHL at all and you know Morgan Riley goes down and then you lose Muzzin and there's a lot of things but you have to be able to as a team if you want to be a good team you have to count on those things happening like you have to count on bad shit happening to you and figuring it out and I think this year is going to be very interesting
Starting point is 00:55:35 they've obviously had enough time for a fresh start is this team a team or not because if this team doesn't go to the second round this year uh they're gonna be i think there's gonna be some pretty serious changes i know you're supposed to how they go out in the first round but you can't have what you've had before you cannot have what you've had before you better see this team better rocket to the top of the standings uh right away and better stay there and look dominant and if you get if you get bounced in the first round by some hot goalie fine but it can't be no no no no okay fine no no i want you to i want you to take the hottest goalie in the league and make him regret ever taking up the sport fair like you look at the money this team makes look look at look at
Starting point is 00:56:20 the star power up front especially that everyone's like you know at least went around no fuck that if you went around you better win the second third and fourth get in there or fifth if there's one of those this year yeah because it sounds like there might be get in there you have the team joe thornton's not like oh yeah let's win a round that's true joe thornton wants the cup and to keep it in his beard forever it's already grown back i'm sure he wasn't a point of game player in switzerland for nothing man he was apparently he was above a point of game and then the last two games was held off the score sheet so he had 11 points in 12 games but oh it would have been nine and nine or sorry 10 11 points in nine has joe thornton hit a wall yeah did joe thornton
Starting point is 00:57:04 hit a wall um let's talk about this walter gretzky merch stuff thing because this is an absolutely fascinating and and kind of heartbreaking story um can i can i give a little uh context for the non-ontario listeners so walter gretzky obviously wayne gretzky's dad this guy is a celebrity in his own right um you know he goes to the leaf games and everything uh i got him to sign my sign that i brought when i was a kid once because i saw he was sitting in my section me and my buddy you know spent the whole game working up the courage and we got him to sign it in the third period um i saw him walking through union station once before they did all the renovations and all it took was one person to go it's walter gretzky and i'm he was surrounded
Starting point is 00:57:51 this guy was surrounded there there were stories of so he still lives in branford and ontario you know small smallish town and people just know where the gretzky house is they just know where the home walter walter gretzky lives in they know where wayne gretzky grew up and there were stories of like he would see a car pull up to his house and stop and someone would frantically run out of the car take a few clumps of grass and then stuff it in the jar and run back into the car and they would basically take parts of the lawn to be like look is part of wayne gretzky's house is grass so he's uh they're the gretzky family is like they're a big deal but they're not exactly the most private like because people literally
Starting point is 00:58:42 go to their home and steal their grass walter gretzky also was given the order of canada like he's he's a big deal and he had to he had to relearn basically his whole life did he not yes he i believe had a stroke and i interviewed him on breakfast television after that um and i believe wayne's sister was there at the time as well this would have been 2015 so my memory's a bit foggy i apologize um but he was talking about you know he was just i i think he was there for a charitable initiative and walter by the way used to go to wayne gretzky's restaurant which closed unfortunately this year uh and have a beer before the game every game and then you know whenever if you ever got to a leaf game they'd always take it a second during one of the intermissions and
Starting point is 00:59:25 point out walter gretzky and he'd stand up and and and waved everybody and place went nuts they guy was never a leaf guy was never a leaf not one game of his life standing ovation yeah and it's it's crazy and that happened every night and so with um with walter when i interviewed him it was like he he said so when are you coming over and i said what do you mean and he said well when are you coming to the house because he brings people in on tours like this is a very kind person who's very gracious about the fact that you know you know obviously Wayne had the career Wayne had but his sons were pretty successful in hockey the fact that Brent played a game is amazing you know that I think Brent was was it Brent or one of the other ones was at Leaf camp for a bit
Starting point is 01:00:10 too uh one of them I think in the late 80s was trying for the Leafs you know the fact that they even got that far that's a lot to be proud of and you know obviously having the best hockey player of all time would come with a ton of stress, but he handled it all in stride. So, uh, unfortunately as you get older, uh, sometimes, and you know, when you have some public profile, sometimes people can work their way into your orbit that aren't necessarily people that you can put your trust in. Now, according to Phil Perkins of CHCH news, he said, we've learned the ID of one of the accused in connection with the Walter Gretzky thefts slash sale of $630,000 worth of Wayne gretzky memorabilia so this would have been stuff probably in his house 28 year old opp sorry 28
Starting point is 01:00:53 year opp vet and a close friend of the gretzky's june dobson of brockville has been charged with fraud and breach of trust she's been an opp officer for 28 years so that's provincial police which is like state police i guess exactly yeah so she was uh she had several roles with the opp criminal investigations branch an instructor at the police college in ontario crime prevention and deputy director and commander. The OPP tells CHCH that Dobson is currently the detachment commander of the Grenville OPP. She is currently on unrelated leave.
Starting point is 01:01:28 The charges against Inspector June Dobson are not related to the larger theft investigation, so there's something more here. During the initial investigation, police uncovered evidence unrelated to the initial investigation that separate individuals are believed to have committed fraud involving the Gretzky memorabilia.
Starting point is 01:01:44 A still unnamed 58-year-old man in Oakville has been charged with theft and possession of stolen items. Now, the greater story at large here, and this is what's important, is that according to Ken Campbell, a friend of the show, Ken Campbell, the Gretzky family discovered over the summer that about $500,000 worth of Wayne Gretzky's memorabilia, so that would be in American dollars, and two suspects have been arrested. So the memorabilia was stolen. Now, it's it's kind of crazy how how deep this goes back. But in August, the Gretzky family, and I'm quoting directly now, contacted police in Brantford to report that a number of pieces of Wayne's memorabilia had gone missing after being alerted by a family friend that there were some suspicious activity, suspicious Gretzky memorabilia flooding the market. police soon learned that a number of items had been sold around canada and in early december executed search warrants of five homes of people in ontario and alberta they recovered game use sticks hockey gloves pants sweaters including his sweater from the 1997 all-star game in san jose and that's the one where owen nolan picked his goal i think and scored the hat trick one of the
Starting point is 01:02:55 best all-star jerseys of all time and a black and the purple yeah it was cool and a plaque commemorating him being named the nhl player of the year in 8384 when he was like right at his Those are one-of-a-kind items. Yes. They also found evidence of another person who was believed to have committed fraud that involved a Gretzky hockey stick. Both suspects have been known to the Gretzky family for quite some time and unknown to them have been accumulating items over the years. One source with knowledge of the situation said the woman who was charged allegedly contacted a memorabilia dealer offering to sell a stick from Wayne's childhood that she claimed had been given to her by Walter. The stick, which was reportedly purchased for $6,000, was tracked down by the authorities and the person who purchased it was questioned by police.
Starting point is 01:03:44 So Walter Gretzky, by the way, is 82 years old. so uh and basically perhaps it should come as no surprise that the items totaling half a million dollars were taken in plain sight because walter and they and they mentioned this at least until covet hit if you were in the neighborhood in brantford chances are you could show up to walter's door and get yourself a private tour of his house and permission to look at all the artifacts he'd saved over the years that's crazy you just bring people tragic story terrible like How dare you? Obviously, you know, we don't know a heck of a lot more than that.
Starting point is 01:04:20 I mean, that's what Sports Illustrated, you know, slash Ken Campbell can tell us at this point. But it's a it's a it's an interesting I mean, it's incredibly sad. My question is this and I don't know how this works in investigation. So let's say the James Reimer mask that Steve wanted to buy, Steve purchased. Yeah. And there's one of those. And there's one. And it turns out it was stolen from James Reimer's parents' house, which would be a tragic situation. Steve has paid $5,000 for this mask, which is an outrageous sum, but Steve would do it. If he had the $5,000 to spend on the mask, let's be honest. That's a lot of money. If the bat's flying out of my wallet. if Steve then has to hand that mask back,
Starting point is 01:05:06 is Steve compensated by anyone for the money lost? So let's say you spend $80,000 on Wayne Gretzky stick from when he scored like 300 goals that year, when he was 12 years old, by the way, that he had a year where he scored like 375 goals in a league one season. Let's say you have that stick and that's worth 80 grand. Do you get that 80 grand back? Or is that just poof gone forever? how does that work so the only loosely related example i can think of is have you ever heard dane cook on tom segura's podcast talking about his half brother well i know his half brother
Starting point is 01:05:44 was his manager and ripped him off for millions but i don't know how that went fascinating story so yeah i highly recommend you go listen to the whole clip but basically uh his brother rips him off for all this money and he basically like put cash in like tomato sauce jars and like put them in like the drywall and shit and so the police they did like a search warrant on this house they knocked a wall down they found the money and they called up dane cook to be like hey this money's coming back to you so i assume you get your money back but the problem is what if it's gone right yeah where does that go well like okay hey man i gave you five hundred thousand dollars for this jersey and it turns out it was fraud and you're in jail now i want my five hundred dollars
Starting point is 01:06:41 500 000 back cool well the problem is i spent it and i also have no means of making that back because i haven't stolen any jerseys recently and also i'm in jail yeah like who pays that bill if that or do you just are you just out i think you might just be out fuck unless they still have the money you might just be out wow that's crazy that's yeah i'm on i'm on quora how do you pronounce that site quora quora thing i get emails for all the time yeah yeah i've never used once i'm on that site and some people have asked that specific question what happens if you buy something that was later to have found out to be stolen and the consensus uh seems to be that one it depends on where you are because the laws are different everywhere um but if there was any uh reasonable
Starting point is 01:07:31 evidence that you purchased something and it could have been stolen like say you made a kijiji deal with some shady dude in an alley to buy an iPad that there's a reasonable risk there that it could be stolen and that once uh the police find out that it is stolen they take that possession from you as evidence you have no right to get that money back so but it also if there was no um reasonable evidence that hey this this seemed legit and the police are like yeah this seemed legit they're still going to take that um item in possession as evidence and you don't get the item anymore plus it doesn't seem like like they'd have to search for the money and then have the money and then the money becomes evidence and then once the whole case is done then you could file for the
Starting point is 01:08:18 money after it leaves evidence that's years yeah so unless you're going through like sotheby's which does these auctions you're taking your chances on big big ticket items anyway there are um you know i have a few items that have certification um but i assume that's easy enough to forge oh yeah i would think so i would think so i don't know wow that's fucking crazy wow like just it's beyond the fact that it's monstrous someone would do that to an old man oh my well i i think that's obvious do we you know what i mean that's the part that hit me yeah yeah or walter gretzky order of canada one of the greatest canadians you know you're robbing an 80 80 year old like that's just shitty it's extremely shitty but beyond that
Starting point is 01:09:07 how stupid are you to take one-of-a-kind items sell them on the internet and like especially if i don't know it's stolen if i'm buying this and i'm a crazy enough collector and i've spent enough money on this i'm telling the world i have it yeah check it out check out my wayne gretzky yeah you see that it's the all-star jersey for yeah not only is it the year from owen nolan pointing at dominic hashek it's also when mcdonald's had those muppets toys that had the same jersey there's a crazy deal on it for some random reason on the internet i i have this one of a kind plaque you know even the sticks like i'm sure there are many gretzky childhood sticks out there because i'm sure he used many sticks as a child how many of them were
Starting point is 01:10:02 sold within the past six months it just does not seem like beyond the fact that it is a rather unkind crime it seems like a fairly stupid one and easy to trace yes yeah not smart crazy crazy I want to move on quickly just a couple of things before we do the Bachelor Bios. Eugene Melnick has started a blog, and it is boring. Not much happening. You know, he's talking about stuff that you're like, okay, I can agree with that. So just to give you a for instance. That's the best news Sens fans have received since they got the third overall pick.
Starting point is 01:10:42 One of the featured posts from Eugene is what the global pandemic is teaching us. When all else grinds to a halt, the health and well-being of our children must be a primary focus. Yeah. Yeah. Cool. That seems pretty right. Creating a quantum shift in how we deal with concussions and brain injuries.
Starting point is 01:11:05 So Eugene wanted to talk about concussions. And he did. Good. And that's the two blog entries we've got so far. both came out on december 9th when he announced we have not had any since there have not been any games just you wait just saying now ben's fan reaction eugene on his blog now here sfr let me throw a hypothetical out you uh out there at you uh imagine he had this blog when matt cook sliced eric carlson's achilles oh boy imagine if he had this blog after he created that controversy at
Starting point is 01:11:48 the sen's outdoor game by saying uh we can you know maybe move right imagine he had this blog during the uber incident imagine he had this blog when melnick out began folks i don't think this is going to stay boring for long we will watch and we will see i think uh i think the canucks owner also has a blog but he's like he's just raw raw canucks it's not anything crazy yeah he's just go team yeah yeah i mean it's it's like a sports fan like the rest of us um so no big deal there but we will be watching that very closely um and lastly jesse yes we must get to the bachelor slash bachelorette bios is a bachelor bachelorette this time it is the bachelor oh so we have the ladies all right now so to be anybody
Starting point is 01:12:36 that's not a fan jesse i'm just gonna put this into context the bachelor seasons are always better the bachelorette ones with the dudes the dudes are always the same the women bring the personality the men do not bring the personality it's like oh chad and chet are mad at each other because whoa one of them has blonde one of them is brown hair it's it's it's the dumb fighting the dumb normally uh but with the women's season they're just far more interesting there's so much so much going on the characters are deep and you really hate you they figure one out that every time you hate her and she loves it gotta have bad guys in the world so we've got uh the more interesting season to go through which i'm very excited about jesse go ahead sorry so we do have to get to the
Starting point is 01:13:18 bachelor bios but there's one other uh piece of news that we have to address because the show is called the steve dangle podcast but there are two other people on the show right i was unawares there's myself and then there's uh adam wilde adam yeah yeah steve did you know that you and i are in the presence of australia's one of australia's greatest tweeters what uh naru you weren't aware of that naru i wasn't well boy do i have some news for you i'm gonna share my screen here give me one second oh there we go so my second desktop is being shared i don't know if you can see that can you see that dress shoes yeah i can see it so i see uggs we're on uh we're on buzz buzzfeed right now an article called here are 55 of the best
Starting point is 01:14:19 tweets by australians in 2020 wonderful if we scroll down there's one that's pretty good yeah two three four what is this a one adam wild adam wild from march 20th i'm not there yet but one more week of isolation and i will know every wiggle song by heart so a boy boy if only i could talk to my march 20th south ha one more week oh one right here um adam no offense but is this the best australia can do you know what nobody tells sasky she's gonna be super pissed at me you know what's up with that why are you on the list of australia's best tweets of 2020 tweets about australia or just australians who are tweeting no because the wiggles are 55 best
Starting point is 01:15:16 tweets by australians really are the are the wiggles not australian they are very there you go except for the there is one wiggle uh who is american-based oh there's one american wiggle the hawk because that's his minute is yeah and then there's a car there's a i love this song there's a there's a um there's a song and if you don't have kids yet you won't know this song but when you do have kids and they reach about six months six months old and they they start to notice the tv the wiggles are great because it's none of the episodes make sense they just go here's a crazy thing and then we're gonna break into song and um uh they have this song called the big red car and then they point out things in the big red car that they that they're that
Starting point is 01:15:59 they're looking at and one of them is a scarecrow but they're like it's a scarecrow and i just love the way they say scarecrow here one more time uh you know what actually uh you just you just reminded me of something there is a podcast listener i believe who i see every day now every day because he is on a treehouse program that is a kids television program called miss persona is he a scarecrow on miss persona he's not a scarecrow um but he is miss persona's friend i believe well that's cool i don't watch it for the plot no offense but uh it's kyle dooley and the reason i noticed him right away is one i met him in a blue jays game two uh for all you uh old heads out there on youtube um he was a member of picnic face oh i remember picnic face picnic face
Starting point is 01:16:57 they had a very funny youtube channel jesse that got they were like a comedy troupe out of halifax and i used to go to like yuck yucks or whatever the comedy club in halifax was and we saw some of the members there and they were very funny uh and then i think they had a comedy channel show up here for a bit for a couple seasons and it was just off the wall crazy shit like um they didn't have a um they had like a thing where like doesn't the guy like try to pick up a bear from his like try to there's justin fisher loves one of these sketches and one of the sketches is like he's hitting on a bear from his front patio or something like that it's just bizarre shit it's very canadian very off the wall it's a very good show to watch in
Starting point is 01:17:40 a certain state you should be high um so yeah anyway that's legal here so we can say that but anyway long story short that's really cool that's really really cool yeah so hi kyle hi watching you on treehouse um wow so jesse uh that's very interesting i'm one of australia's greatest tweeters this year i feel accomplished i've done something in 2020 uh shout out the i'll get the name of the podcast listener who sent me that before the end of the show and i will shout them out okay um are you ready for the bachelor bios i am so ready now i how should we do this because we have a bachelor on the show i was thinking maybe we run down the list and then adam at the end you gotta pick somebody to give your rose oh jeez so and then steve will
Starting point is 01:18:31 be like your um who wants to be a millionaire at phone a friend guy throughout the whole thing jessica 50 50 or something yeah yeah he'll give you advice on the women as we go down them and then you pick one by the end they're already all too good for me i think we're about to discover no they're not if the answer if the answer is would they go for me the answer is no so let's just put that out there yes they're all gorgeous oh i'm sweaty and a single dad why would i want to hang out with that guy who's got exposed brick behind him that's right that's a condo in toronto are you guys ready go ahead all right so there's about i think there's 25 contestants and i paired it down to like the best 10 so we'll run through them this is uh number
Starting point is 01:19:16 one abigail 25 client financial manager from beaverton oregon abigail is a beautiful soul from the pacific northwest who says that nothing makes her happier than enjoying a cold local micro brew on a beautiful oregon day that's the most pacific northwest thing i think i've ever heard it is she says she's looking for a man who will lift her up and make her feel like it's just the two of them in the whole wide world is she looking like physically lift her up uh spiritually okay because i'm developing some hip issues so i would prefer not to physically have to do that all the time gonna flex your core lift from the ass that's right yours not hers um you gotta listen oh no we're not done yet steve we must we're not i gotta finish the paragraph how about
Starting point is 01:20:05 i listen good looks are definitely a plus but abigail says oh shit know someone on a deeper level is far more important in a successful relationship abigail loves to spend her free time golfing with her grandparents abigail loves calvin harris because his beats slap and abigail's favorite way to approach a guy is by accidentally bumping into them oh all right all right so you keeping notes adam keeping notes i like the idea of the pacific northwest um got some family out there uh it's a beautiful country i've spent a lot of time in idaho uh weirdly because my mom went to university there so i'm you know my family's i got family in washington state so um go kooks and her maiden name is potato head yo man there it's it's some
Starting point is 01:20:56 of the most beautiful country i've ever seen ever ever ever seen montana oregon idaho gorgeous absolutely gorgeous so okay i made you guys think of the calvin harris beat slap comment that's not wrong like i love that song slide that's a hell of a song it's amazing but like just calvin harris like who's got calvin harris on the power rankings at the top right yeah that's the weird one like do you have a calvin harris poster on your bedroom wall i hope you know what i mean like even if somebody said if i got tickets to calvin harris i'd be like yeah i guess i'll go along but if there's like calvin harris coming to toronto i'd be like i guess you know i might have something else that night i would go i
Starting point is 01:21:38 think it would be a fun show like really fun but is is calvin harris like i think that was like justin bieber ariana grande subtle way of saying i golf with my gland parents but also also want to go to veld okay or something like that you know what i mean you can miss me with that all right carolyn 30 journalist from la skip no i just want to piss off all their friends all right though she is fiercely independent carolyn is a serial monogamist who says she always has been the caretaker in her relationships now she is looking for a man who will want to take care of her but will also appreciate her for the self-sufficient woman she is carolyn wants a bold
Starting point is 01:22:29 man who won't be afraid to challenge her and call her out if she needs it she needs someone who will appreciate her intensity and bring an equal amount of passion to to the relationship the ultimate date for carolyn is something spontaneous that involves traveling because she says jumping into unfamiliar territory together is a great way to bond and get to know each other on a deeper level well traveling costs money carolyn's ultimate turnoff is a man who spends all their time together uh name dropping or bragging about his money instead she hopes to find someone with a warm heart who is passionate about philanthropy hmm i'm interested i like the passion part i like you know what i like passionate people i've always liked that steve one of my best friends
Starting point is 01:23:16 passionate i am right you know passion works i love passion i love passion usually couples with ambition sometimes though it can be a little cold like i've dated people in the past um like way in the past that were super ambitious and super passionate who also became extremely competitive in me um and that's that can happen on both sides and and so i i i would want to stay away from that uh but i think you know i like i love the fact successful knows what she wants wants to be independent but like interdependent like where we have our things but then we come together like that's there's a lot to like there adam would you let her look through your phone i would not let anyone look through my phone yeah what the hell is that no one's gonna be a problem do you lock
Starting point is 01:24:01 your phone yes with a passcode i think that's gonna be a problem jesse read the first couple sentences again okay all right i'll go back though she is fiercely independent carolyn is a serial monogamist who says she has always been the caretaker in her relationship she has absolutely been cheated on oh oh that's all i'm hearing she's a serial monogamist okay i won't cheat on you thanks um and she's always been the caretaker in her relationship she's been cheated on there's baggage there for sure and it's going to come out episode three you think so yeah that's what well they never get into it right away they plant the seeds maybe but then you know they're on their third straight episode of hey this person's had a glass of wine in their hand the whole time
Starting point is 01:24:53 and all of a sudden starts to come out fair enough okay all right i didn't catch that vibe i didn't catch that vibe so that'll be interesting to watch well adam anyone if i was going to be in a relationship i don't need to be taken care of i think you just want to be cared for does that mean does that make sense so in she's a caretaker okay in all her relationships it's never been her it's always been her carrying the load this cereal ignoring that the common denominator is her sorry i'm making just wide sweeping judgments about right that is 100 what it's about if i don't go on this show who cares there's nothing at stake you're not on the bachelor for nuance no we want sweeping judgments about yeah like that's the point that's why people watch
Starting point is 01:25:43 so oh we believe in true love okay well you're watching the bachelor or sorry the bachelorette the second the guy gets out of the car you see his haircut you're just dick second the guy gets out of his car like this guy's an asshole yeah be the nicest person ever work at a soup kitchen, donate 75% of his money. Dick. All right. No question, though. I like the fact that this is a successful person who seems to know what she wants. That's very attractive. That's awesome. Curious to know more. Anna, the copywriter from Chicago. She's a small town girl living the big city life. She was born and raised in a tiny town in Minnesota. And at an early age, her parents nicknamed her Hollywood thanks to her affinity for chic scarves and oversized
Starting point is 01:26:32 sunglasses bit boosh okay as much as she loved her childhood filled with friday nights at the local bowling alley and family diners at applebee family dinners at applebee's this high school cheerleading captain knew she was meant for something bigger now she lives in chicago and says she is living the life she has always envisioned for herself she's looking for a man who will take her as the open book that she is the good the bad and the ugly she wants a man who wants to have a family just as much as she does and who will have no problem being open and honest in communication due to her gemini vibes she needs someone who is a match for her intellect but will also always want to keep fun keep life fun sorry well and her dream guy must enjoy doing puzzles
Starting point is 01:27:17 with her anna is terrified of fish and obsessed with cheese and she calls herself an experienced junkie and once convinced a pilot to let her fly the plane over bluffs of minnesota for 15 minutes she's charming then anna dreams of writing screenplays for hallmark movies oh she sounds like a screenplay to a hallmark movie small town girl living in chicago but there's that guy that she once dated in high school and he's all attractive and works on a farm and he's a millionaire but he's got to save the cookie factory that's when she goes back to her small minnesota town right yes so first off i don't i don't stand a chance because obviously the guy that she uh is is bound to marry and kiss at the end of the movie is back in that small minnesota
Starting point is 01:28:02 town but the other thing is there's one reason and one reason alone why i don't think this could work already she wants a family and i just got a vasectomy so that is out and you would know that if you saw Adam's Instagram where he has an ice pack on his balls. My mom was not a fan of that post, by the way. Got a couple angry texts about that. I thought it was funny. Good question, Steve.
Starting point is 01:28:28 It is funny, dude. That was the point. And then your next Instagram post is a sponsored post that begins with the nutcracker. Adam is the best. He's just, he doesn't care. He does not care. I don't see the issue.
Starting point is 01:28:43 I'm speaking about men's health. and you know what frankly frankly if you're done having children and you are single you should probably say listen i'm going to be the one that takes charge here and that's what i did you know we we do put a lot on women when it comes to birth control we do so that's why i did it not well and also because i don't want to have more kids and i don't want to be reliant on that so you know take if i don't want to have kids i got to take responsibility for that anyway that's why i wouldn't work this is anna who uh what was the journalist's name the previous one uh the journalist carolyn carolyn la so so anna's out because she wants a family and that's fair
Starting point is 01:29:21 all right anna copywriter carolyn journalist friends or enemies because there's always these little packs interesting i don't know it sounds like they'd be friends because i think they'd be a little bit like opposite friends you know both of them bring their strengths to the table to the table interesting okay just a thought who knows one other thing that's interesting about this season is that there are two toronto girls oh we're gonna get to the first one first right now so alana she's a photographer 26 toronto ontario canada they specify thank goodness alana has always taken the road less traveled instead of taking the traditional college path After high school, Alana leaned into her desire for adventure and moved to Europe, where she enrolled in different programs throughout the continent.
Starting point is 01:30:17 She calls this decision her greatest accomplishment yet. So she's a dropout like I am. There you go. We already like that. That's great. Adventure is definitely a key component to Alana's life. The latest one being a move to Toronto completely on a whim. When Alana isn't off exploring the world, she loves spending her free time sipping bubbles at local wineries, painting or cooking, and is here with hopes of finding a man to share in the everyday pleasures of life.
Starting point is 01:30:49 Alana says she is the queen of puns, and her dream job would be working as a restaurant critic for Michelin restaurants. There's only like 10 of those, though. You keep going to the same 10 Michelin star restaurants in the world. Not a lot. Not a lot of them. They have to get new Michelin. So they go to all the four stars on the five stars. And they do that every year to do the Michelin book.
Starting point is 01:31:14 So she wants to be in the very exclusive club of people who rate for Michelin. That's a niche audience. Okay. That we've been doing a sports podcast for long enough that for Alana, I would say strong, regular season team. Can she get it done in the playoffs?
Starting point is 01:31:31 Good point. Right. so the strong spontaneous adventure and everything and i think she'll get deep into the show but then we're gonna start doing the parents thing and we're gonna do the because that's when they go can you settle down and i think she's gonna be sweating a little bit yeah because it doesn't seem to be about that life no can she get it done in the playoffs i like adventure though i like the adventurous part i think that's cool and like good for her um i think the leafs are adventurous adam can they get it done in the playoffs good point good point i'm always surprised too about how
Starting point is 01:32:07 young these people are like i i didn't i felt young at 26 i would not have wanted to get married at 26 i waited till i was in my 30s screw you well i mean you did but like you were the first of our friends to get married most people are like 28 29 30 right it's i'm just i'm always surprised it's like 22 hi this is kendall and i'm ready to get married i'm like are you really i mean you all fill your boots but are you sure it's a long time said the divorce guy uh anyway kimberly 28 airline recruiter from seattle washington i'm in once let a woman from minnesota fly a plane over the bluffs that's good kimberly is the kind of woman who radiates joy and happiness everywhere she goes
Starting point is 01:33:00 she is carefree and would have no problem picking up her life and moving to a new town on a whim kimberly describes herself as funny loyal trustworthy and will be the voice of reason and shoulder to cry on if need be she values a healthy lifestyle and wants to find a man whose enthusiasm for staying fit aligns with hers. Kimberly always tries to keep it real and is not afraid to step away if her expectations aren't being met. She's looking for a grown man who will be passionate about his career while also supporting Kimberly in hers.
Starting point is 01:33:33 The one thing Kimberly cannot make work under any circumstance is no people named Adam Wilde. I'm kidding. She says no cats. Kimberly isn't afraid of anything except for finding out that a guy she is into has a foot fetish. moana is one of kimberly's all-time favorite movies don't take kimberly on a date to a cemetery because that's a hard pass for her there's a lot of stuff really there who is story there yeah there must be somebody must have done that and that's coming out in the show um every season there's one or two people who make it far and you have to constantly go to whoever
Starting point is 01:34:12 you're watching it with and go who's who's her name again that's kimberly well i i like she seems to have a lot to offer and that's great but the one thing i will tell you about the way i swipe on tinder and hinge is uh not tinder sorry bumble i'm not on tinder um is uh if somebody says i just want my running partner at 8 a.m on a saturday i'm fucking out yeah there's no way i'm not the i'm not the wake up early on a saturday type uh and and go work out i will work out i enjoy it but i'm not like you know there are people that are super type a and good for you that's awesome just not going to be a match for me i need my sleep i need to relax and i work mornings so no thanks and that's the thing like when you i also like work maybe i'm strange on this one i don't
Starting point is 01:34:57 know how you guys feel i like working out alone i like you know or like with a a training partner or whatever. I just look at it like this is my time to kind of zone out and think about stuff. And I don't mind working out with a partner there sometimes, but sometimes I need my time. I'm an only child. I need that. So that's sort of my Zen time where like, it's sometimes you need like an hour, like Steve, you, you, you and SL have been married for what? Six, seven years now, six, six years. You do need time apart. You need video game time. You need time to, I mean, you work out separately, right? And we've gotten lots of that since March. this is my point lots and lots this is my point yeah so if you're the wake up early on a saturday
Starting point is 01:35:41 morning like 7 a.m let's go for a walk it got better when we had a kid though yeah i bet it did listen we can weather anything because holy shit throughout all this we've seen an unbelievable amount of each other kimberly sounds like she's got it going on so good for kimberly hopefully this guy's into the fitness thing too do you have a do you have a front runner we're about halfway through i think i liked i liked the first two first two yeah i like people from the pacific northwest most of the time anyway uh so she seemed very nice and then i really like the journalist from la like you got something going on i like that you got your own thing you don't need me uh you know you don't need you don't need anything to do with me it's sort of
Starting point is 01:36:24 like now again i preface this with saying none of these girls would say yes to me so let's just let's just get that off the table but if we're telling us we would have never known thank you for telling us i'm gonna say carolyn carolyn so far yeah that's a journalist right yeah that is yeah i think so too yeah there's there's a there's a meaty story there i think there's lots of tears which is liquid gold for that show yeah i'm detecting yeah a lot of future cheers let's see if any of these girls uh can talk carolyn so we got amani you're gonna like this adam she's a realtor 25 albuquerque new mexico amani is the first to admit that she isn't outwardly lovey-dovey kind of person but that doesn't mean that her desire for love doesn't
Starting point is 01:37:14 run deep she describes herself as goofy selfless and sensitive and while she hasn't had much luck finding love thus far she is here hoping that meeting matt can change that imani is looking for someone caring driven and to be her best friend she's the kind of woman who would rather go to a sophisticated jazz bar over a baseball game and whose dream date consists of sharing a bottle of fine red wine and spending the night immersed in meaningful conversation she loves to cook and says that her favorite way to show her man how she feels is through an old-fashioned home-cooked meal. Imani says her turnoffs
Starting point is 01:37:50 are emotionally instability, physical instability, and financial instability. Really, instability of any kind. So if you are sick, please do not swipe right. She says she enjoys... Sorry, I've got asthma, Imani.
Starting point is 01:38:04 I'm out. She enjoys throwing solo dance parties in her bedroom. When asked if she could be anyone else for a day, Imani says she would be herself because she is pretty cool. I like that confidence.
Starting point is 01:38:18 that i like good for you i am a baseball game guy so that's probably out i she probably wouldn't want anything to do with me anyway but if we're talking about if there's a potential here i'm i'm the guy that likes to go to the game i do like jazz and i would go to a jazz bar but i if we're talking leaf game or jazz bar i'm picking leaf game every time that's just who i am as six-year marriage guy you've got to go to both they're doing yeah you gotta go to both um so it's gonna be a it's gonna be a problem it's if she would rather go to one than the other i think that's just called being a human being yeah um but if you're uncompromising about it i think you're gonna have some issues or not you'll find a guy who doesn't like sports lots of those yeah yeah
Starting point is 01:39:04 yeah well yeah um corinne marketing manager from palm fret connecticut i like that name grin palm fret connecticut never heard of it but it's a nice area i'm sure happy with her life in connecticut corinne is ready to find someone that would be a great addition to her already wonderful world corinne comes from a big loving family and does marketing for the family business a high-end italian restaurant she strives to surround herself with positivity and says that she is at her very happiest sitting at the beach with the sun shining down her face corinne is looking for a man who will prioritize settling down over having a busy nightlife and partying she wants someone who is serious about creating a life with her and who will match her unwavering
Starting point is 01:39:53 loyalty her dream man will support her in both her personal and professional endeavors and will let her do the same for him saying that she always wants to water him so that he is constantly growing as a human son friend okay sorry go up sorry continue sorry corinne loves disney world and has been there more times than she can count corinne once snuck into an abandoned insane asylum in the middle of the night before corinne has kids she wants to experience life living in new york city can i just say that's so much less of a red flag than disney oh yeah the disney is the biggest red flag for me yeah yeah the the uh the sneaking into the insane asylum that sounds fun uh the um the the disney world thing is cool like i'm everly is 18 months
Starting point is 01:40:47 old um my parents have a vacation place in just outside of tampa um so disney is like orlando i think is like an hour and a half away or something like that so it's going to be really fun for ev as she kind of grows up and goes through those magical years of like oh my god it's really snoopy um and i get to go to star wars land on top of that which is sick but like you know there is there's like a healthy love of disney which i believe i have like you're a subscriber to disney plus and then there is going and then there is steven steven what what is there there is you know singing disney songs in the basement at the end of the night at a house party wow adam is calling out my wife hi sl right now and
Starting point is 01:41:39 he is right this he is right she's gonna text me after this i know i'm in trouble well adam you're assuming she listens to our show oh that's true and i'm here to tell you she doesn't but uh no she actually you know what she listens when it's not sports okay well this is not sports there you go well i'm in trouble to be offended there love yeah i think i i also think for i'm not uprooting my life to go to pomfret connecticut because there's like 5 000 people i'm sure it's gorgeous it actually looks beautiful i'm looking at a thing are you really you got it but if you're okay if you're entering a national dating show do you not think it's a little bit a little bit much to say i'm staying like you you know like very funny you don't you
Starting point is 01:42:25 know don't you want to compromise on that like it's almost like the baseball game thing like can we yeah maybe we work together on this you know when i whenever i hear one of those northeastern states all i picture is christopher walken's home from wedding crashers yes there are all those states those little states in there pretending like they're different are all the same to me delaware it's uh what is it isn't it i don't even remember the state from that movie crab cakes and football that's what connecticut does i don't think it was connecticut but that's all i'm picturing you'd be like rhode island like connecticut rhode island those those types of like you know we we are maine you know very much like it looks like the kennedys you know like the
Starting point is 01:43:10 big woolen sweaters and sperry shoes and brooks brothers for dinner uh you know that sort of thing i know what you're saying well her family owns an italian restaurant high end adam now you're gonna have to meet all six of her brothers let me ask you this steven hey you're gonna have a great time meeting jean luca ivani massimo all them you're gonna have a great time now let me ask you this in about six tony's five thousand people is there room for a high-end italian restaurant or are you the italian restaurant and you just call yourself hyatt yeah is this has this restaurant been on kitchen nightmares i don't know has gordon ramsey been in this restaurant in disguise good question who knows you know what i mean yeah has gordon
Starting point is 01:44:05 ramsey pretended to be a rugged firefighter in this restaurant does that what is that what he does now he goes in and under undercover oh yeah but it's great because like he'll be he'll be like there'll be like a camera crew in the restaurant a man very not subtly wearing makeup with like special guest star rob gronkowski who is an nfl player and huge and they'll be like what's going on who is this man i'd be in there with like like a mr potato who had like sunglasses in the nose with the restaurant cutting into my raw chicken cutlet going wait a minute that looks like gordon ramsay in disguise and rob gronkowski specifically no one ever notices yeah no no one ever man between that that caravan of six people who
Starting point is 01:45:08 just walked in and ordered every item on the menu, and the camera crew, I had no idea something was afoot. And the waiver I just signed. Yeah, right? To be on camera. Yo, one show you do have to watch is Bar Rescue.
Starting point is 01:45:24 That is my favorite flippin' show. It's so, so, so good. It's like the trashy version of Kitchen Nightmares. It's awesome. And Jon Taffer, he just basically comes in and he goes, we're shutting it down they're disgusting these bars and the bartender's always like what do you want anyway sorry uh continue jess uh we're gonna do toronto contestant number two very excited
Starting point is 01:45:51 let's find out serena p 22 publicist toronto ontario canada there's more than one serena 22 yeah it's 22 she's not the youngest the youngest is 21 wow yeah okay so for as long as she can remember serena p has been a believer that no matter what your age is when you know you know serena has always led a disciplined lifestyle and she has said she has never really taken the time to pursue true love but now this typically logical thinker is throwing her rule book out the window and is ready to meet the man of her dreams serena is looking to find a man who will enjoy spending quality time with her whether they are having beers at a low-key bar or sitting courtside at a toronto raptors game for her it's all about having fun and growing in life together
Starting point is 01:46:43 the hell is this person she getting courtsides at the rappers right okay let's play a game what part of toronto what do you mean i'm thinking north york vaughn vaughn that's not toronto though well it's gta or is she saying do you think producers are like no one knows where mississauga is you guys of course yeah oh yeah yeah absolutely gtha man yeah sorry hamilton but come on she could definitely be from like oakville i think vaughn yeah or oakville yeah if you're if you're doing court sides at the game you gotta have some money and that's not coming from the east and i'm from the east in toronto the beer thing that's not court side money in the east let's be honest the beer thing moved her west the courtside thing moved her further west further west or north
Starting point is 01:47:28 like north and i picked north richmond hill yeah if she's from north york yeah woodbridge big money houses in woodbridge the bridge forest hill yeah yeah yeah anyways i'll continue uh serena says she is chronically hangry um she would love to have a pet chicken so she could have a pet and endlessly supply a endless supply of eggs all in one nope so she wants a backyard and uh chicken shit smells by the way no thank you how do you know that i mean it's shit on a farm oh well there you go that's also needs a man who's willing to share his food uh with her saying if they don't let me taste their food i don't know if the relationship could survive you can taste the food i don't mind that yeah you wouldn't do that you don't do that steve no no i would do that if
Starting point is 01:48:17 i loved her fair yeah first date get the fuck get out of here it's my plate my you should have ordered fries see i think it's a it's very endearing on the first date to do something like that because it's sort of you're showing an interest in someone you are very you are barely above a stranger get your hand off my plate i would never ask too but if they asked i'd say yeah no problem give it a shot you think it'd be kind of cute i think it would and i also think it shows that they're comfortable with you if they asked that's different but if she does if she just does the reach and helps herself oh that's a problem i might walk out of the restaurant right there which is a lie because of course i'm finishing the food yeah but i'd be upset
Starting point is 01:48:58 i would be like quiet upset as in i'm not gonna i'm not gonna say anything now but wait till my friends hear about this can you believe oh my my tumblr honestly i think i think uh i'm saying west end of the city she seems like cool and got it together but to say you've lived a disciplined life at 22 sure that could be true but to say you lived a life at 22 i how do you say this without sounding old as hell uh she just she she didn't have much to say she didn't have you're too young bro these bios are supposed to be a resume of your life and she's a graduated high school graduated university bachelor
Starting point is 01:49:45 and she as someone who has written a resume where I was grasping at straws talking about my high school playing shit I'm getting vibes getting vibes there Serena P well give me an idea Steve and I didn't start this show until
Starting point is 01:50:01 we were 25 or 24 I think 24 25 yeah it was 24 whatever 24 or 25 mid-20s and and jesse didn't join until he was at least that age right jess you were like 20 i think 24 i think 24 yeah so there you go right i mean maybe and that's that's just that journey that's just that one part of our lives right so i i think i you know good for
Starting point is 01:50:31 you if you want to get married that young and if it works out and that's awesome but it's it's certainly like it's it's a lot it's a lot to take on at 22 at least emotionally where i was at um we have two more let's go 80 29 bank marketing manager from renton washington i don't know if i'm saying that that's west coast then yes washington the state yeah can america knock that off hey man we had the rough riders and the rough riders that is so much lower stakes but it okay we have but we don't have vancouver british columbia and vancouver saskatchewan no that's true we do have a saint john and a saint john's and it's still not clear on where each of them are to be honest with you one's new brunswick
Starting point is 01:51:23 one's newfoundland that's saint john's is newfoundland saint john is new brunswick there you go wouldn't know i know that because of hockey go ahead jesse katie knows exactly what she wants in a man and is done wasting her time on boys who won't live up to her expectations. She is a witty storyteller. Also been cheated on. She is a witty storyteller
Starting point is 01:51:46 who says when she finds someone worth committing to, she is the most loving and committed partner anyone could ask for. I'm 100% right on this. I gave you it all! Yeah, I'm I nailed it. Katie is daring and adventurous. While Katie
Starting point is 01:52:02 is serious about finding her person, She needs a man who can laugh along with her, but is okay with laughing at her too when the moment calls for it. Katie is looking for a mature man who has ambitions to succeed in everything he does, both personally and professionally. Her dream man will be passionate
Starting point is 01:52:21 about building a long-term life with her and will treat Katie as his equal in the relationship. Nothing turns her off more than someone who sits around playing video games all day or a man who tries to kiss her at the inopportune moment. It's all about creating the right vibe with Katie. Katie's idea of a
Starting point is 01:52:39 fun date is going skinny dipping. Katie would love to host her own talk show one day. Katie once planned a dog flash mob that got a huge turnout. Okay. That's Katie. A what? A dog
Starting point is 01:52:55 flash mob. Is that... got together you could so katie has facebook yeah she once started a group and a bunch of dog owners were like let's get together and talk about our dogs no it was a flash mob so they must have done it like at a mall and i was like oh they all did a dance oh my god that sounds so fun so at least serena was 22 yeah katie's 29 and that's not great jesse third paragraph down there there was something about that that i wanted to say but i gotta i gotta you gotta jig my memory a little bit here third uh her dream man will be passionate about building a long-term life with
Starting point is 01:53:33 her uh treat katie as equal yeah nothing turns her off more than someone who sits around playing video games okay yeah that's a problem listen whatever the fuck i want to do like assuming that there's nothing to be done like i'm not i'm not i'm not the type of guy that's gonna and and this goes for any partner guy girl doesn't matter guy girl any gender that you are okay if somebody says i like to build lego and you love that person then you fucking let them build the lego if they like to watch netflix to unwind then you fucking let them watch the netflix even if you don't want to watch it you know why because it's compromise if you want to play video games to unwind which is something personally i do which for some reason
Starting point is 01:54:15 some people are super cool with and other people like you know i don't like that stupid um i think uh you're an asshole if uh honestly i think you're an asshole you need to let your partner do what the fuck they like to do before they met you they don't just you know what i mean so if you're not into 2020 like video games are not a children's toy anymore right yeah video games have been around for like 40 years the average gamer's in their 40s now right i just i just i have i take particular issue with the video game thing because it's always people that are like video games are stupid no you're fucking stupid like really honestly honestly with that like i don't i i don't i don't ever go into anyone's life
Starting point is 01:55:00 and go and go no change your hobbies because i said so i am here so you must change your hobbies if and what i would suggest for her is if she doesn't want to find a guy like that then yeah find a guy that's not interested in a ps5 right now fair fair point but i also think it's sort of a dickish thing where you're not going to like everything your partner does you're not going to be thrilled about everything that they choose to find fun you're just going to have to accept it that's what a partnership is is okay i haven't been single since i was 19 is that not what online dating is for to literally in bullet points paragraphs put all that shit yes so that you never have to encounter it yes but you'd be surprised at how many people are like i'm cool
Starting point is 01:55:46 with it at the beginning and then later on i'm not cool with it and they're liars oh yeah yeah yeah for sure i think uh listen i i i want to respect the fact that you know there are people that i wouldn't want to be with somebody that had a problem with me playing video games so oil and water there right right but don't you would never be in discussions never if that's in if that's in your bumble profile left. See you later. Uh, I'm, I'm not, we're not going there. Um, because I want to do it also. I just feel like as an adult, do whatever the fuck you want to do, as long as it doesn't hurt anyone. Right? Like really what, what argument is there against that? You know, if you, if you've got the chores done, if you paid your bills, if you've done all those things and you're
Starting point is 01:56:29 an adult, do what you want to do. Pretty simple. Adam, did this, has this ever come up? Not the video games thing not really um okay with a like oh no it's happened with some friends and i'm like friends not you but like friends i've had friends that like not not judging me but judging their girlfriends or boyfriends judging them you'd be surprised female gamers fucking get it from some of their boyfriends it's crazy and you're like dude i would die for someone to play video games are you kidding all i know all day play video games with me i would love that i'll break out my n64 we'll rip mario kart all day drink some beers eat some pizza be hilarious i'd love it i know two couples like that and they just seem like the happiest people in the world yes
Starting point is 01:57:18 me and my girlfriend played n64 on saturday i know three people i know three couples like that we play uh we play mario kart oh that's a great that's a great couple game oh that's a perfect couple game oh my god i'm trying to get her good at it so if people come over we can just dominate well because you guys are already really good at beer pong don't play beer pong against jesse and gabby steven ever if we're ever allowed to play beer pong again once covid's over dude they're sharks it's not fair they come in like they're like yeah you want to play some yeah it sounds like a lot of fun and they just crush you because that's what they did in lockdown they jesse would finish up on the air and then they played beer pong and that was it no hey you're sharks the
Starting point is 01:58:01 two of you you're sharks it's immoral that's we play a little it's fun i saw that i were a good flip cup team for a while you were great you were really good really good we got good yeah drank a lot i i never uh i i it's times like this i wish i was good at sports like i was talking to the dangle navy guys who i play video games with and we talk about we talk about how we were in like april and may of this past year like it was the last dance we're like man for that for that time for that for that maybe 45 50 day period we were unbeatable yeah and now we're just kind of guys where you guys were playing like every night and then we played you with uh pete's team and you almost made div one and all that stuff that's your last that's pretty cool what you made there
Starting point is 01:58:54 and won championships and no because we were good like we were like div four div three and then we had we practiced because we didn't want to lose to pete and then we were just like one day a week later i'm like are we just good like are we just and we fucking killed everybody there you go and now I've been playing with them recently and I am a tremendous liability. Do you have 21? Yes, I do. Is it worth it?
Starting point is 01:59:26 It's not very different. Right. I enjoy it. It's kind of like the same thing with FIFA, right? It's sort of like you love it, you play it, you get the new one every time. I haven't done... So they actually invest in the offline mode, but I'm sure if I had
Starting point is 01:59:41 more time... I used to do like the the be a pro the gm modes i used to go crazy for all that but i don't have time i got you know i gotta wait for leo to be asleep or x or y i'm really excited for him to learn video games that'll be fun you'll be playing i'm i'm excited for the day that he beats you in video oh man because every dad talks about that when their their kid surpasses them in sports or in video games i remember the first time i beat an adult at wayne gretzky's 3d hockey for n64 oh big freaking day six five in ot doug gilmore thank you very much funniest gilmore on the leafs funniest meme i've seen recently is a dad walk it's it's a meme his kid his dad walks into
Starting point is 02:00:30 his kid's room and he's just like are you winning son and the kid's looking at his screen and he's just designing the penis in cyberpunk why do we have a game where you can do that did you see the somebody made a mark zuckerberg face and it's exactly like mark zuckerberg's face in cyberpunk crazy somebody spent hours just trying to make mark zuckerberg it's so it's so ridiculously good you know throughout this conversation i've had such a good time and in the process forgotten in that contestant's name oh the last one we just did was uh katie okay what's the last your hands never touch a rose this is our final contestant uh-huh this is victoria 27 la now i'm gonna give you her job description and then i'm gonna read you the first line of her bio and you're gonna be
Starting point is 02:01:24 like swipe left oh all right her job description there's a reason i saved her for last her job is queen victoria so unemployed then victoria or queen victoria as she likes to refer to herself yeah that's sort of sort of funny history joke has outgrown her once upon a time jet setter lifestyle but not her sense of grandeur victoria has shifted focus towards entrepreneurship and has launched a few businesses in the health and beauty space victoria knows so victoria has an instagram okay it's an instagram victoria knows she has a big personality and needs a strong man who can keep up but who won't be controlling in any way shape or form the top things victoria needs in a relationship are loyalty honesty and independence spirituality play a huge role in
Starting point is 02:02:21 victoria's life and to find someone who is also spiritual will be a huge plus for her victoria loves romance and with her love language being physical touch she hopes to find someone who appreciates that side of her. Victoria truly has no filter which she loves about herself and plans to be very forward in her pursuit
Starting point is 02:02:40 of Matt. Victoria lives for the perfect Aperol Spritz. Aperol Spritz. It's a drink. It's a good one. The light of her life is cocoa, her golden doodle. Victoria's biggest turn off is a man who
Starting point is 02:02:56 can't keep his room clean what do we think i one of my biggest turnoffs with people in general it doesn't have to be i know i'm serious one of my biggest good start is is people that uh are like yo whatever i'm honest and they're just a fucking asshole um and you know what i'm talking about right and a lot of those people are like i'm on i'm unfiltered i'm dangerous you're not you're an asshole um there are ways to uh and so so i'm not saying this is her but when i when i see people like i live the unfiltered life and like good for you live your authentic self do your thing but for me personally i don't want to be around a person that that blurts shit out hurts people's feelings and then goes oh i'm sorry i guess you know i shouldn't have said that like it's sort of you
Starting point is 02:03:43 know because we we've been known to do that a little bit you know in broadcasting it happens you do say stuff that's going to hurt people's feelings and you you know never intended but when you're talking about like i don't want to be worried at a dinner party about what shit is going to come out of your mouth um because like it sort of just puts me on edge you know what i mean that reminds me of christine from selling sunset yeah you know the type of person where i was like i'm gonna be a mean person it's not my fault i've decided to be horrible tonight and you're all gonna have to deal with it that's not that to me is not endearing i'm gonna hold this party hostage yes right there it is there it is so assuming that if she lives like an unfiltered
Starting point is 02:04:23 life and she'll tell you tells you what she thinks and it's uh uh and that's that's her honest truth that's cool but as long as you're not an asshole about it you know what i mean because there is like there is that line do you know what everyone pay attention to me or your good time gets it any yeah any gender can can be capable of that and i just feel like it's sort of one of those things where i always watch out for that it's like i like i do like politeness i do maybe i'm old school that way but i'm pretty polite most of the time and except for you know when i post pictures of my balls iced on uh on instagram after but really you know there was a deeper message there uh it's funny i love that you did that by the way adam's such a g for doing
Starting point is 02:05:02 that and i just think i i just think i would watch out for anybody that like for me personally i would watch out for anybody they'd be like i'm unfiltered i don't care what people think of me yeah you do you also the i don't like a man who's controlling what who the who does hi i'm looking for a legitimate psychopath who won't let me talk to my family like who is looking for that no you just don't want to be told anything you don't want to be called out for being a prick yeah when you're holding the dinner party hostage because you like attention yeah yeah yeah i'm gonna be a dick or whatever you're talking to me about how i'm being a dick right yeah yeah but that doesn't mean it has to be her that doesn't mean it's her you know you know when you flipped the whole table
Starting point is 02:05:48 it really ruined the vibe wow you're so controlling i we're hyper focusing and drawing a ton of conclusions on one line of one by that's what this is about i know don't distract from the whole premise there's going to be someone in my dms going i can't believe that you would stereotype people like that and obviously i'm not i'm just saying there's gonna be thousands of people who aren't that's true who enjoyed the show i'm just saying all i'm saying is listen these are the things i watch out for however but read um jesse read the third line in again sorry third line in was um victoria has shifted focus uh towards entrepreneurship and has launched a few businesses and health and beauty space in the health and beauty space that one well listen
Starting point is 02:06:33 anybody who's an entrepreneur you have my internal respect i love that i think that's so cool and i'm so that's the kind of shit where i'm like now i'm attracted now i'm interested sounds like what steve said you think is instagram pyramid scheme being an entrepreneur what come on we don't know that what online coin is she selling guys we all make some money off instagram too We cannot sit here and throw stones at glass houses. We're not doing pyramid scheme stuff. We're not selling fit tea, but we all do sponsored posts, all of us.
Starting point is 02:07:09 I don't need to invest in biz coin, you know? No, and we don't use promo codes. I get that. I totally get that. Like we try to stay away from all of that stuff when it comes to our ads. We really do. But it's, I mean, if she's an entrepreneur
Starting point is 02:07:22 and it's more than just, hey, invest in this thing and here's my butt, cool. Good for you. Like, that's awesome. Also, if you're making money that way. Yo, if you're making money with your butt, that's good, man. Straight up.
Starting point is 02:07:34 No one's offered me any money for mine. Listen, here's my butt is fine. I did get a cameo request for feed pics, but that's besides the point. Here's my butt is fine. There's nothing wrong with that. It's the, here's my butt, and here's this tee that objectively doesn't work
Starting point is 02:07:48 and you're selling a fake product. That I have a problem with. Is Aaron Wilde saying that? I do not know. Okay, Steve will sell you a fit tee then. steve can be the one who i absolutely will sell you 50 look at look at the the sculpted from marble body that steve has from drinking this tea i am a greek god how dare you me and nick caprios your italian family's gonna be very upset that you said you're a greek god
Starting point is 02:08:13 yeah wrong mediterranean country that's right that talks with its hands i made a mistake i'm sorry uh well listen it's you know what uh if i were to give a rose to anybody it's got to be one of the first two i was most impressed with them and i think i'm going to give it to the journalist in la i like journalists i like passion you live a life without passion it's not a fun life so i'm liking that she likes passion now adam and i have to have a boxing match because i also would give her the rose whoa and we could hold it in la where shit shithead mcgillicuddy can promote it because he lives in calabasas right there you go we've uh that's our life right there
Starting point is 02:09:01 for the next two years i'm enjoying it let's go i now understand why the paul brothers were mocking evander kane so much why they had floy mayweather in their back pocket oh yeah who cares about a damn hockey player if you have the biggest boxer of all time that's what i said like who it's just a player they uh they pulled that out of nowhere well and also like uh you know floyd mayweather when was the last time his name was in the news before this last time he fought when he fought the no when he fought the it was like a 16 year old martial artist in japan yes but that made no headlines until afterward like there was no fanfare leading up to that maybe in japan but not over here you know what i noticed is very soon after the jake paul uh sorry is it
Starting point is 02:09:50 Logan, Logan, Logan, Logan, Paul. So the guy who has literally never won a boxing match before taking on Floyd Mayweather shortly after that was announced. I checked cameo. And who do I see available for the cool price of nine hundred and ninety nine dollars? Floyd Mayweather. Oh, well, it sounds like Floyd might have spent Floyd's money. He lives a life where there's a lot of going out. So he's got to have a lot coming in.
Starting point is 02:10:16 Yeah. Yeah. floyd floyd mayweather the way he spends money like i feel like a 30 for 30 about floyd being like mc hammer broke you know what i mean like it's just like i spent all this money and that's the whole documentary is how much money he spent do you know what i'm saying he makes 100 million dollars in a fight and and like i i mean take another one yeah like oh oh i worry about that one worry about that one yeah you gotta hope someone's putting some money away there um also So didn't one of the Paul brothers challenge Conor McGregor yesterday?
Starting point is 02:10:51 Yeah. Jake Paul, and he also drove up to another mixed martial artist on the street, threw something at him, called him the P-word, and then drove away. Toilet paper he threw at him. And that's McGregor's, I think, his trainer when he's here in the States. Oh, you know, I've watched a Muhammad Ali documentary, And I remember when he drove up to Joe Frazier and then yelled a bunch of things at him
Starting point is 02:11:17 and then frantically told his driver to leave fast. I hate these guys. That's the point. The world needs bad guys. These are the bad guys. Oh, I guess. Who decides that they're that? They're playing the role perfectly.
Starting point is 02:11:33 They're out batting Conor McGregor because Conor McGregor was sort of a bad guy you could root for. The world needs bad guys. For a while. Yeah, for a while. And then, okay, like, you know, okay. Now I'm like, what we're rooting for is an abundance of punches. Yeah, 100%, both ways.
Starting point is 02:11:50 I'm going to watch it if it happens. I probably would too. I said before I wouldn't watch that, but now I'm starting to get interested. Oh, yeah. Yeah. I've done more shameful shit than that, for sure. Paying money, pay-per-view money to watch those losers. I spend money on worse things.
Starting point is 02:12:07 I have. Okay. You know, honest. I don't want to dive deeper into this conversation. No, we don't have time. We must go. That was that hesitation. No.
Starting point is 02:12:20 Oh, like you guys have it. Fuck. Come on. Leslie and I are flawless. Anyway, well, listen, we love you. Thank you for the extremely, ridiculously long episode and hanging in there for it. And we will talk to you, we think, next week.
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