WEBVTT 00:00.071 --> 00:17.223 [SPEAKER_01]: Dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-dumb-d 00:28.582 --> 00:39.851 [SPEAKER_01]: I saw a note that 56 people were detained after the next scam forewin against the spurs, which is current news now. 00:39.931 --> 00:43.934 [SPEAKER_01]: Of course, by the time this episode is, it will be late news, but 00:45.197 --> 00:52.759 [SPEAKER_01]: One half of sports are dumb is heading not out of the country, but out of the continental United States, because Joey will be in Hawaii. 00:53.559 --> 01:02.362 [SPEAKER_00]: Well, yeah, that's pretty much another country, like there are other countries closer to the United States than it's a state, like it's a count. 01:02.422 --> 01:05.203 [SPEAKER_00]: It's the time zone, like how many hours is it behind LA? 01:05.263 --> 01:05.723 [SPEAKER_00]: It's a lot. 01:06.163 --> 01:09.764 [SPEAKER_01]: It's three hours behind LA, so five hours behind us. 01:10.384 --> 01:10.664 [SPEAKER_00]: Woof. 01:11.264 --> 01:13.525 [SPEAKER_00]: So yeah, one half of sports are dumb. 01:14.472 --> 01:15.752 [SPEAKER_00]: It's out of the country. 01:15.852 --> 01:25.554 [SPEAKER_00]: The other half is out of his mind because not only did I be recording the day after the biggest comeback in NBA final history. 01:26.234 --> 01:29.495 [SPEAKER_00]: Also saw a movie session. 01:30.235 --> 01:32.535 [SPEAKER_00]: And I just, it's still sitting with me. 01:32.595 --> 01:36.636 [SPEAKER_00]: Look at it, whoa, why do I go see Scamely's by themselves? 01:36.736 --> 01:37.136 [SPEAKER_00]: I don't know. 01:38.096 --> 01:38.716 [SPEAKER_00]: I normally don't. 01:39.556 --> 01:41.377 [SPEAKER_00]: But I went to everybody talking about it. 01:41.417 --> 01:42.937 [SPEAKER_00]: So I didn't want to have foam massage. 01:44.473 --> 01:45.133 [SPEAKER_00]: This movie was good. 01:45.173 --> 01:48.054 [SPEAKER_00]: It's in my algorithm for Instagram. 01:48.074 --> 01:54.816 [SPEAKER_00]: Thank you Mark Zuckerberg or Continuously Chung with in my search bar either ass or scenes from this movie. 01:54.856 --> 01:58.436 [SPEAKER_00]: So glad that's continued and sport sometimes too. 01:58.496 --> 01:59.877 [SPEAKER_00]: So you never know. 01:59.937 --> 02:04.678 [SPEAKER_00]: But yeah, I'm going to say this movie and I am shook at this movie. 02:06.269 --> 02:07.250 [SPEAKER_00]: Uh, you should go see it. 02:07.290 --> 02:34.783 [SPEAKER_01]: Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha 02:36.013 --> 02:37.774 [SPEAKER_00]: What, how you've never heard of it? 02:38.255 --> 02:44.540 [SPEAKER_01]: The only movies I've heard of that are currently playing are Toy Story 5, which I believe comes out later this week. 02:44.660 --> 02:45.721 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay, yeah, that's not it. 02:46.401 --> 02:48.303 [SPEAKER_01]: And, but I've seen nothing about it. 02:48.383 --> 02:50.024 [SPEAKER_01]: I just have seen that it's coming out soon. 02:50.185 --> 02:59.092 [SPEAKER_01]: And then, disclosure day, which has the worst trailer I've ever seen of nothing happening and then Emily Blunt sang welcome to Disclosure Day. 02:59.725 --> 03:05.711 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, so I guess that is how the algorithm works because I was in a group chat and my friend was hyping it up. 03:05.791 --> 03:08.073 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm like, what is disclosure day? 03:08.173 --> 03:10.035 [SPEAKER_00]: I didn't know that was a movie. 03:10.395 --> 03:12.337 [SPEAKER_00]: He kept saying it how excited he is for it. 03:12.357 --> 03:14.499 [SPEAKER_00]: I was like, I don't know what that is and I didn't bother to look it up. 03:14.980 --> 03:18.683 [SPEAKER_00]: And it wasn't until I went to see a session that they showed a trailer for it. 03:18.703 --> 03:20.245 [SPEAKER_00]: Like, this is what he's talking about. 03:20.405 --> 03:21.386 [SPEAKER_00]: It comes out this week. 03:21.626 --> 03:23.088 [SPEAKER_00]: This is the enemy bio weapon. 03:24.079 --> 03:25.679 [SPEAKER_00]: that also comes out next week. 03:26.399 --> 03:29.860 [SPEAKER_00]: You can download the demo right now within the tunnels which too for the Star Fox remake. 03:30.540 --> 03:41.022 [SPEAKER_01]: Sean, since we again speaking of our devices are certainly listening to us since we talked about Star Fox 64 the what ninth remake of it. 03:41.362 --> 03:50.844 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, I have been recommended YouTube algorithms or the YouTube algorithm has recommended Star Fox 64 videos and there's one 03:52.426 --> 03:53.406 [SPEAKER_01]: channel in particular. 03:53.446 --> 03:54.947 [SPEAKER_01]: I wish I could remember the name. 03:55.267 --> 03:57.988 [SPEAKER_01]: I'll try to look it up and we can throw it in the show now. 03:58.768 --> 04:08.371 [SPEAKER_01]: But he, because I guess there's, there's like an open source project of Star Fox 64 where they have, they somehow have, they 04:09.559 --> 04:20.694 [SPEAKER_01]: access into the development code for the game so they can see when there were potential levels that had started being developed or potential situations. 04:21.194 --> 04:21.374 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah. 04:21.415 --> 04:25.460 [SPEAKER_01]: And it's sort of being developed and like how how things are implemented and there was one. 04:27.132 --> 04:34.034 [SPEAKER_01]: thing, I think this was the same guy where he was pausing the boss at area six, which this is a real niche. 04:34.074 --> 04:45.136 [SPEAKER_01]: It's the second to last level on the hard track that initially there was this hidden level that was going to be kind of a sort of like a greenhouse almost and this final boss would be like a plant. 04:45.876 --> 04:52.398 [SPEAKER_01]: And if you remember this boss for both you shun and the people listening, it has kind of these tentacles which sort of look like they can maybe be 04:53.098 --> 04:55.980 [SPEAKER_01]: Like long spidery little plants. 04:56.260 --> 05:01.122 [SPEAKER_01]: It has a big old inhale light and then shoot it at you, move. 05:01.602 --> 05:03.083 [SPEAKER_01]: Photosynthesis, baby. 05:03.984 --> 05:08.006 [SPEAKER_01]: And there's one other thing where they said something like this. 05:08.066 --> 05:12.548 [SPEAKER_01]: And they mapped it out as if it was this plant boss at the end. 05:12.668 --> 05:18.411 [SPEAKER_01]: And it was like something about the name of either the level or something in the code translated in Japanese too. 05:19.777 --> 05:20.418 [SPEAKER_01]: a type of plan. 05:20.998 --> 05:22.459 [SPEAKER_01]: So that was that was part of the theory. 05:22.499 --> 05:29.965 [SPEAKER_01]: But because they have the source code they're able to kind of like implement these things that were left on the cutting room floor in these videos and they're very fascinating. 05:30.645 --> 05:36.630 [SPEAKER_01]: And it's kind of wild how much was in this game that was then left off. 05:36.650 --> 05:42.194 [SPEAKER_01]: Like the, I don't know if you ever got to the point where you could play on foot in multiplayer, you had to accomplish quite a bit in the game. 05:42.674 --> 05:45.416 [SPEAKER_01]: She coats, but that was going to be a level. 05:46.497 --> 06:14.242 [SPEAKER_01]: like that was going to be they were going to have the ability to be on foot in the game initially that was something they wanted to do but then the deadlines came up and there was a level where you were going to control a turret and they posited that that was the great fox that you were controlling the great fox itself which would be super cool the big the big ship that holds all of your little ships we've lost most of the audience at this point I'm sure with the the extremely niche star fox there's two four references 06:15.398 --> 06:16.579 [SPEAKER_00]: It's okay, but they will come back. 06:16.599 --> 06:17.099 [SPEAKER_00]: They always do. 06:19.321 --> 06:20.522 [SPEAKER_01]: They do for that volleyball. 06:22.544 --> 06:23.865 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, volleyball. 06:25.406 --> 06:35.834 [SPEAKER_01]: But anyway, as we alluded to at the start of the episode, there have been some Nick's fans ruining it for all look. 06:35.914 --> 06:38.896 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't like to promote celebrity culture. 06:39.056 --> 06:40.197 [SPEAKER_01]: I'll see stories. 06:42.187 --> 06:48.032 [SPEAKER_01]: news stories about what a celebrity was wearing or what they eat at a restaurant. 06:48.993 --> 06:50.274 [SPEAKER_01]: And I wonder why? 06:50.915 --> 06:52.116 [SPEAKER_01]: Why would anyone care about this? 06:52.276 --> 07:01.444 [SPEAKER_01]: Any profile on a celebrity in a magazine has at least a paragraph, because they're always meeting for lunch or some meal. 07:01.844 --> 07:08.010 [SPEAKER_01]: And it has a paragraph about how they say something that they lean back in their chair, chewing on their kale salad with 07:08.862 --> 07:27.610 [SPEAKER_01]: Parmesan croutons or whatever the it's very detailed into what they're eating during this meal the writers and I couldn't imagine Carrying about that, but in this case look at how the New York celebrities Celebrated the craziest comeback not hyperbally. 07:27.630 --> 07:34.233 [SPEAKER_01]: This is actually the largest comeback in NBA finals history The next route out in 29 points came back and beat the spurs 07:35.732 --> 07:47.094 [SPEAKER_01]: All of the celebrity fans were just hands-on heads looking around mouthing what happened what's going on smile and clapping they have seen some things and this was the greatest thing they've ever seen. 07:47.134 --> 07:48.815 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes that's how you celebrate. 07:49.555 --> 07:57.556 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah sporting event a crazy sporting event you don't go out in the streets and find people wearing the other teams jersey. 07:57.696 --> 07:59.277 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah to start 08:01.497 --> 08:14.684 [SPEAKER_01]: Again, this I did not verify the veracity of this, but I saw a clip where it's Nick's fans apparently Nick's fans also probably just people looking for a viral moment going into a five guys and destroying 08:16.115 --> 08:25.700 [SPEAKER_01]: basically everything because one of the workers there is a spurs employee and like a few people jumped over the counter and we're throwing chairs at him and said, and it's just what did we do it? 08:26.400 --> 08:30.062 [SPEAKER_01]: We're regardless of if they were all sports fans or not. 08:30.102 --> 08:30.823 [SPEAKER_01]: What do you do it? 08:31.003 --> 08:32.443 [SPEAKER_01]: What would warrant that? 08:33.204 --> 08:36.706 [SPEAKER_01]: I get five guys prices are much higher than they used to be, but 08:37.606 --> 08:38.667 [SPEAKER_00]: Have you gone to five guys? 08:38.867 --> 08:43.109 [SPEAKER_00]: I got a burger shake in a fry and it was a little burger. 08:43.309 --> 08:44.309 [SPEAKER_00]: This is like $30. 08:44.409 --> 08:45.510 [SPEAKER_00]: I can't believe it. 08:46.491 --> 08:47.251 [SPEAKER_00]: I don't live in New York. 08:47.271 --> 08:48.011 [SPEAKER_00]: I live in Austin. 08:48.632 --> 08:52.353 [SPEAKER_00]: But yes, there's many things to fight over at five guys. 08:52.734 --> 08:55.795 [SPEAKER_00]: Opposing sports team fans are not one of those reasons. 08:57.576 --> 08:57.956 [SPEAKER_00]: To fight. 08:58.417 --> 09:00.918 [SPEAKER_01]: Shawn's like, they don't even get paid out to any more while you're waiting. 09:02.687 --> 09:06.034 [SPEAKER_00]: We don't, they're not even open box in the floor and that I would eat them. 09:06.415 --> 09:09.662 [SPEAKER_00]: Why did not guys have peanuts to start with because they're not Texas Roadhouse. 09:09.682 --> 09:13.129 [SPEAKER_00]: Like, why would I have one peanuts before, but anyways, but yes. 09:14.364 --> 09:19.968 [SPEAKER_00]: We don't need to do this, we don't need to find random, cause they can't be a lot of San Antonio fans in New York. 09:20.328 --> 09:40.401 [SPEAKER_00]: I mean, maybe if they wanted to be fans of a team that was, you know, bread and winning, then yes, they didn't do it with fine, but like, you can't go seek them out and jump on just because, yeah, you won, yeah, okay, by the time this podcast, it's airing, I'm thinking the next will be NBA champion because if you're just for it, how do you come back from that? 09:41.522 --> 09:42.382 [SPEAKER_00]: How do you go home? 09:43.343 --> 09:48.467 [SPEAKER_00]: and face the fans that root for you, how do you come back? 09:48.487 --> 09:58.094 [SPEAKER_00]: You've got to be so demoralized and there's many reasons to be demoralized, not just for the game, Fox, like you got Vic missing two free throws. 09:59.014 --> 10:03.738 [SPEAKER_00]: It is after Josh Hart handed you back the game on the most smoked 10:04.912 --> 10:06.553 [SPEAKER_00]: He got up there, he didn't know what he wanted to do. 10:07.693 --> 10:14.756 [SPEAKER_00]: Josh Hart, the guard for the next blew a wide open dunk or lay up, we don't know what it was supposed to be because he forgot what it was supposed to be. 10:15.096 --> 10:16.356 [SPEAKER_00]: When he went up, but don't worry. 10:17.396 --> 10:19.237 [SPEAKER_00]: Wimbledon y'all would miss the next two free throws. 10:19.297 --> 10:22.838 [SPEAKER_00]: But how do you face your fans after that moment? 10:23.779 --> 10:24.219 [SPEAKER_00]: We'll see. 10:25.557 --> 10:28.799 [SPEAKER_00]: but we won't see before this podcast, it's done recording. 10:29.220 --> 10:32.562 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes, we'll, we'll future see you listening. 10:32.802 --> 10:34.323 [SPEAKER_01]: We'll pass to see. 10:34.363 --> 10:39.287 [SPEAKER_01]: And you can see how incorrect any kind of our rockist predictions are. 10:39.387 --> 10:41.909 [SPEAKER_01]: I have not seen a head coach look as shook it. 10:42.749 --> 10:49.734 [SPEAKER_00]: As Mitch Johnson was like, if you put in all the scrubs, I don't think you give up on it. 10:50.695 --> 10:51.896 [SPEAKER_00]: These starters are getting done. 10:52.376 --> 10:54.197 [SPEAKER_00]: Stop chewing three, they're in the inside clock. 10:54.217 --> 10:58.459 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, I saw a comment that if they had just gone down, I got in a shot clock violation every time. 10:59.159 --> 11:01.180 [SPEAKER_01]: It might have saved the game. 11:02.881 --> 11:06.423 [SPEAKER_01]: Which, what a crazy strategy, but I'd love to see a team. 11:06.443 --> 11:08.164 [SPEAKER_00]: You take it 30 seconds off every time. 11:08.184 --> 11:10.285 [SPEAKER_00]: 20 minutes. 11:10.305 --> 11:10.725 [SPEAKER_01]: 24 shot. 11:12.106 --> 11:12.646 [SPEAKER_00]: Okay. 11:12.686 --> 11:17.388 [SPEAKER_00]: No, get down there, have Wimpy touched the ball on the rim and then throw it back out. 11:17.608 --> 11:18.449 [SPEAKER_00]: Just keep doing that. 11:19.289 --> 11:20.810 [SPEAKER_00]: He can reach, face him. 11:21.991 --> 11:23.632 [SPEAKER_01]: It's just from half court every time. 11:23.672 --> 11:25.473 [SPEAKER_01]: It's just his arm out. 11:25.673 --> 11:27.214 [SPEAKER_01]: He's not strong. 11:28.335 --> 11:33.599 [SPEAKER_00]: Man, this is, I mean, I thought we were going to break the curse of not even a curse. 11:33.619 --> 11:36.741 [SPEAKER_00]: But like how, oh, you have to go through failure before that you can win. 11:37.980 --> 11:39.201 [SPEAKER_00]: You don't, you can't win the jungle. 11:39.221 --> 11:40.822 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm like, well, sperm's got a cheat code. 11:40.842 --> 11:41.482 [SPEAKER_00]: So they're going to win. 11:42.003 --> 11:45.124 [SPEAKER_00]: Well, no, that cheat code even he's falling apart at the end. 11:46.205 --> 11:47.286 [SPEAKER_01]: In your face, Sean. 11:47.946 --> 11:50.208 [SPEAKER_00]: In your face, Charlie Murphy. 11:52.189 --> 11:54.350 [SPEAKER_00]: But it just back to his house for pancakes. 11:56.011 --> 11:56.872 [SPEAKER_01]: That would be pretty great. 11:56.972 --> 11:58.413 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, well, that's another thing. 11:58.453 --> 11:59.734 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm speaking of breakfast foods. 12:00.214 --> 12:01.555 [SPEAKER_01]: A fan throwing an egg. 12:03.072 --> 12:05.693 [SPEAKER_01]: I started to do a 14 year old boy of how mad I was. 12:05.733 --> 12:06.454 [SPEAKER_00]: You did that voice crack. 12:06.474 --> 12:06.834 [SPEAKER_00]: That was great. 12:07.314 --> 12:12.196 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, I threw an egg at Victor Wemmejama on his way to the team bus. 12:13.557 --> 12:15.078 [SPEAKER_00]: Look, it's funny. 12:16.398 --> 12:17.038 [SPEAKER_00]: That's not funny. 12:17.119 --> 12:20.320 [SPEAKER_00]: But like, I was like, oh, that's not funny. 12:20.540 --> 12:24.482 [SPEAKER_00]: It's funny that they lost immediately when the president of the United States was there. 12:24.682 --> 12:24.942 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes. 12:25.702 --> 12:29.104 [SPEAKER_00]: But then when Taylor's was there, everything was okay. 12:29.124 --> 12:29.304 [SPEAKER_01]: Great. 12:29.324 --> 12:29.784 [SPEAKER_01]: Let's come back. 12:29.844 --> 12:30.264 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 12:30.324 --> 12:31.225 [SPEAKER_00]: But, okay. 12:32.122 --> 12:32.943 [SPEAKER_00]: You know, it's ruining it. 12:33.544 --> 12:41.256 [SPEAKER_00]: Like, I'm like, I can't even be happy for you guys for beating my biggest lifetime up because I don't know how to act. 12:41.637 --> 12:45.403 [SPEAKER_00]: Now I understand why I wouldn't know how to act because you all know how to, NBA Championship in 50 years. 12:46.840 --> 12:49.441 [SPEAKER_00]: But you've got to, like, you've got to try. 12:49.581 --> 12:50.641 [SPEAKER_00]: They're going to come on the act right. 12:51.541 --> 12:53.922 [SPEAKER_01]: You've got to just try to not be a terrible person. 12:53.982 --> 12:56.442 [SPEAKER_01]: Sean, I'm not sure if I've said this story on the podcast. 12:56.482 --> 12:57.002 [SPEAKER_01]: I probably have. 12:57.042 --> 12:58.403 [SPEAKER_01]: I've told all my stories at this point. 12:58.443 --> 13:05.384 [SPEAKER_01]: But I got egged one time on, I would like right off the edge of our college campus. 13:05.424 --> 13:08.525 [SPEAKER_01]: If you might remember at the University of Miami, there was a big, 13:09.105 --> 13:12.626 [SPEAKER_01]: field, the intermural games all took place on there. 13:12.826 --> 13:20.187 [SPEAKER_01]: And along that route, if you kept walking, you eventually hit the fraternity and sorority row. 13:20.647 --> 13:28.909 [SPEAKER_01]: And there were just some other houses that were, you know, within walking distance of campus that would host various swarrays and box socials 13:34.721 --> 13:35.121 [SPEAKER_01]: goes to. 13:35.141 --> 14:01.723 [SPEAKER_01]: And I remember one time walking with a friend and we were headed to one of these houses and a car drives by us and I just feel something hit my like my hip area and I I thought it was just like a wet paper towel felt like just something with a little half to it fall to the ground and I kind of touched my myself like what what was that fully cracked egg. 14:02.778 --> 14:29.119 [SPEAKER_01]: just exploded onto me and I I was baffled I was I was like what I who was that it would it seemed to just be a random target attack I guess I'm thankful it was an egg and not anything more like a grenade or a gun or anything like that's good but I remember going into I don't know if you ever had to deal with this on because you were only there I you know not as a freshman or sophomore I think this was my sophomore year and 14:30.841 --> 14:40.090 [SPEAKER_01]: If you stayed at a dorm, I think it was after 10pm, you would show your idea, you'd have to swipe in to get in. 14:40.110 --> 14:42.992 [SPEAKER_01]: There'd be someone at the front that would check you in. 14:43.733 --> 14:47.377 [SPEAKER_01]: And you could only go into your own dorm. 14:48.752 --> 14:52.733 [SPEAKER_01]: unless you were checking someone in as a guest and that was like a whole process. 14:52.993 --> 14:53.633 [SPEAKER_01]: Sneak a man. 14:53.873 --> 14:58.934 [SPEAKER_01]: And so I remember being with someone who lived in the dorm that we were closest to. 14:59.334 --> 15:00.294 [SPEAKER_01]: I did not live in that dorm. 15:01.015 --> 15:04.355 [SPEAKER_01]: And so we walked in and I was like, can I just use the bathroom? 15:04.375 --> 15:06.176 [SPEAKER_01]: Like I just got an egg thrown at him. 15:06.216 --> 15:07.816 [SPEAKER_01]: Like yeah, I'm clearly covered in egg. 15:07.876 --> 15:08.736 [SPEAKER_01]: Like it's not, yeah. 15:09.416 --> 15:13.237 [SPEAKER_01]: It's not like I'm trying to sneak, you know, sneak alcohol in her. 15:13.317 --> 15:15.258 [SPEAKER_00]: Like you put egg on yourself in water. 15:15.298 --> 15:16.078 [SPEAKER_00]: Not gonna get in her. 15:17.398 --> 15:21.322 [SPEAKER_01]: Sorry, I've also noticed a very obvious bottle of vodka in your pants as well. 15:21.342 --> 15:23.543 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, yeah, it was happy to see you. 15:23.563 --> 15:24.664 [SPEAKER_00]: It was so look at the air. 15:25.245 --> 15:28.227 [SPEAKER_01]: And so eventually the guy was with, he's like, I'll sign him in. 15:28.247 --> 15:29.869 [SPEAKER_01]: And so we had to do a whole Rick and Maraud. 15:29.889 --> 15:31.650 [SPEAKER_01]: I just remember looking at the guy. 15:31.670 --> 15:33.352 [SPEAKER_01]: But I get that you have to follow rules. 15:33.412 --> 15:35.653 [SPEAKER_01]: But the bathroom is right there. 15:35.693 --> 15:38.696 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm still be within your eye shy within your her view. 15:39.377 --> 15:41.098 [SPEAKER_01]: It was, but we got, we got cleaned up. 15:41.298 --> 15:42.499 [SPEAKER_00]: He's at fire because of you. 15:42.539 --> 15:42.899 [SPEAKER_00]: He did. 15:42.959 --> 15:43.260 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah. 15:43.724 --> 15:44.525 [SPEAKER_01]: And I reported him. 15:44.885 --> 15:45.485 [SPEAKER_01]: I was the real. 15:45.906 --> 15:46.746 [SPEAKER_01]: And two words. 15:46.787 --> 15:48.448 [SPEAKER_00]: Guys, let me in. 15:49.389 --> 15:53.832 [SPEAKER_00]: Secret shop for over here. 15:53.852 --> 15:54.773 [SPEAKER_01]: Back to the fans. 15:54.973 --> 15:55.854 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, don't throw eggs. 15:56.034 --> 16:00.477 [SPEAKER_00]: I've been water ballooned in West Campus, but I never got egged. 16:01.118 --> 16:02.039 [SPEAKER_00]: They were small water balloons. 16:02.179 --> 16:03.460 [SPEAKER_00]: And they were inaccurate. 16:03.620 --> 16:04.261 [SPEAKER_00]: I got the splash. 16:04.281 --> 16:04.801 [SPEAKER_00]: They hit the ground. 16:04.841 --> 16:05.341 [SPEAKER_01]: It didn't hit me. 16:05.361 --> 16:06.102 [SPEAKER_01]: But it feel nice. 16:06.122 --> 16:06.903 [SPEAKER_01]: Was it hot outside? 16:07.483 --> 16:09.685 [SPEAKER_00]: It was, I was just confused. 16:09.705 --> 16:10.145 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm like, why? 16:12.749 --> 16:15.390 [SPEAKER_00]: You folks, losers might have me confused. 16:16.470 --> 16:18.271 [SPEAKER_00]: I was pretty mature for my age. 16:18.651 --> 16:19.512 [SPEAKER_00]: I don't see the point of this. 16:19.572 --> 16:20.612 [SPEAKER_00]: Why are you throwing water for this one? 16:20.652 --> 16:21.492 [SPEAKER_00]: I kids with children. 16:21.712 --> 16:22.653 [SPEAKER_00]: Or I mean, we're not children. 16:22.893 --> 16:23.433 [SPEAKER_00]: We're adults. 16:23.633 --> 16:24.394 [SPEAKER_00]: We're going to college. 16:24.554 --> 16:25.414 [SPEAKER_00]: We can in education. 16:25.434 --> 16:28.255 [SPEAKER_00]: Why are you throwing water balloons at me? 16:28.535 --> 16:35.218 [SPEAKER_00]: So I just kept mind of my business and they kept on missing it and then throw the other people. 16:35.778 --> 16:36.498 [SPEAKER_00]: This was played at night. 16:36.518 --> 16:40.900 [SPEAKER_00]: This was like, after a night on sixth street, walking back to the apartment. 16:41.880 --> 17:08.226 [SPEAKER_00]: not that it excuses it but no like post six street nights people are not their best selves don't throw eggs on people even if he's seven foot five I don't do you don't throw anything at people really maybe shade you can throw shade they just aren't yeah many of shades was thrown at the game three national anthem which is fun but actual objects 17:11.109 --> 17:33.688 [SPEAKER_01]: Speaking of national anthems, I don't know why this popped into my head, but this is how this this must be as as Blink when 82 which As of tomorrow is announcing something that have to do with take off your pants and jacket Everyone's positing that maybe it's finally those bonus tracks From an album that came out 25 years ago will now be available on streaming services Who's to say? 17:33.768 --> 17:39.013 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't know but from an earlier Blink when 82 album of course sunk damn it Where they say this is growing up 17:40.077 --> 17:40.898 [SPEAKER_01]: Maybe this was the case. 17:40.918 --> 17:54.888 [SPEAKER_01]: I just woke up this morning, randomly had the thought of when Maurice Cheeks, I helped Natalie Gilbert, who was a 13-year-old singer singing the National Anthem, and she forgot the words, and then Mo Cheeks comes over. 17:55.912 --> 18:02.954 [SPEAKER_01]: sings alongside her and I just thought about this video and then watched it and was tearing up at the humanity. 18:03.074 --> 18:04.554 [SPEAKER_01]: It was so wholesome. 18:04.574 --> 18:11.756 [SPEAKER_01]: I've seen that clip so many times and we will drop it in the show now because if you've not seen it, it's so charming. 18:12.576 --> 18:14.856 [SPEAKER_01]: But she's 13, she wins. 18:15.316 --> 18:18.257 [SPEAKER_01]: She wins a contest that's called something like, 18:19.643 --> 18:21.364 [SPEAKER_01]: feel what it's like to be a star. 18:22.084 --> 18:23.445 [SPEAKER_00]: It's like it's something. 18:23.605 --> 18:27.948 [SPEAKER_00]: No, never, never, never, probably presented by a car company. 18:27.988 --> 18:29.729 [SPEAKER_00]: No, no, no, it says it at the beginning of the trip. 18:29.769 --> 18:33.771 [SPEAKER_01]: It's like experience life is a star for a night or something. 18:33.791 --> 18:35.992 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't know, something odd like that. 18:36.032 --> 18:41.495 [SPEAKER_01]: She starts singing the national anthem and then at the twilight's last gleaming line. 18:41.535 --> 18:44.677 [SPEAKER_01]: She says starlight and then just forgets 18:46.257 --> 18:49.938 [SPEAKER_01]: where she is in the song because it's rough. 18:50.618 --> 18:54.739 [SPEAKER_01]: It's rough when you memorize the song and then you get on the big stage with a speech. 18:55.339 --> 18:55.719 [SPEAKER_01]: It hurts. 18:55.839 --> 18:58.720 [SPEAKER_01]: You forget to wear it, it can derail everything. 18:58.740 --> 19:07.201 [SPEAKER_01]: And what's also nice is that as soon as she makes this mistake, the crowd cheers in encouragement. 19:08.322 --> 19:09.702 [SPEAKER_01]: Not in like how you screwed up. 19:10.782 --> 19:12.844 [SPEAKER_01]: You know, they're very encouraging, you know. 19:12.884 --> 19:14.966 [SPEAKER_01]: You know, they're trying to keep going. 19:15.887 --> 19:22.592 [SPEAKER_01]: And then it's showing, you know, how they'll, when they're broadcasting a national anthem, they'll show crowd shots, the flag and things like that. 19:22.612 --> 19:24.134 [SPEAKER_01]: So it's showing something not on screen. 19:24.154 --> 19:26.255 [SPEAKER_01]: And then you just hear a second voice, Joan, join her. 19:26.936 --> 19:27.436 [SPEAKER_01]: comes back. 19:27.936 --> 19:28.577 [SPEAKER_01]: It's a milkshake. 19:28.617 --> 19:29.957 [SPEAKER_01]: He's got his arm around her. 19:30.517 --> 19:34.819 [SPEAKER_01]: He's singing and she she eventually kind of stumbles through the next few lines of them by the end. 19:35.419 --> 19:37.220 [SPEAKER_01]: She's back on on it. 19:37.300 --> 19:42.101 [SPEAKER_01]: And he's his singing is not good and he like he didn't admit that. 19:42.141 --> 19:42.602 [SPEAKER_01]: He's not. 19:43.182 --> 19:43.902 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes. 19:43.922 --> 19:44.942 [SPEAKER_00]: But he was there for a certain time. 19:44.962 --> 19:45.062 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 19:45.082 --> 19:50.824 [SPEAKER_01]: He's a basketball player and pro basketball coach at the time like not not a singer. 19:50.985 --> 19:51.705 [SPEAKER_01]: But he's right. 19:51.905 --> 19:53.705 [SPEAKER_01]: And she does a really good job of staying on 19:56.042 --> 19:59.123 [SPEAKER_00]: See, my next story already difficult for her as well. 19:59.623 --> 20:11.168 [SPEAKER_01]: And then Sean, I had not seen this and we can, we can also show that I don't know how long ago this was, but there's a clip that came up as a related video of Natalie Gilbert as an adult. 20:12.348 --> 20:13.529 [SPEAKER_01]: Continued singing. 20:14.029 --> 20:15.609 [SPEAKER_01]: This wasn't her one night as a star. 20:15.629 --> 20:17.090 [SPEAKER_01]: She's continued singing since then. 20:17.490 --> 20:22.212 [SPEAKER_01]: Sing the National Anthem, Wow, Mochex was in attendance and she nailed it. 20:23.211 --> 20:25.172 [SPEAKER_00]: and take a look at Lady Gaga. 20:25.412 --> 20:27.412 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, that wasn't there? 20:27.672 --> 20:27.872 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 20:29.353 --> 20:31.333 [SPEAKER_01]: Sadly, no, but what a great full circle. 20:32.214 --> 20:36.835 [SPEAKER_01]: That would be just a very, a very charming, and like, wholesome moment. 20:36.935 --> 20:40.396 [SPEAKER_01]: And it's nice to see shreds of humanity. 20:40.416 --> 20:42.917 [SPEAKER_01]: And this is all the way back in 2003, so very different time. 20:43.637 --> 20:43.817 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 20:43.857 --> 20:47.278 [SPEAKER_01]: But still, we can be inspired by that. 20:47.378 --> 20:48.458 [SPEAKER_01]: We lost our humanity. 20:49.398 --> 20:50.059 [SPEAKER_00]: Yes. 20:50.159 --> 20:51.439 [SPEAKER_00]: Who else is lost our humanity? 20:53.728 --> 21:00.292 [SPEAKER_00]: FIFA, I was like, I don't know, today was also the beginning of the World Cup. 21:01.693 --> 21:02.754 [SPEAKER_00]: And I knew it was going to happen. 21:02.794 --> 21:13.640 [SPEAKER_00]: And I just forgot, because I was at Chili's, you know, getting the market, the month, you know, getting a little some baby, baby, baby, baby, back ribs, look my laptop open, watching some world cup. 21:14.261 --> 21:20.745 [SPEAKER_00]: And, you know, soccer is played in two halves, two, four, your five and in halves, commercial break free, except for half time. 21:22.160 --> 21:32.805 [SPEAKER_00]: I said for this year, with this North American World Cup, FIFA's really jumping in on this American late-stage capitalism by offering hydration breaks. 21:33.906 --> 21:36.747 [SPEAKER_00]: When there's rain at the game, there's no hydration needed. 21:37.187 --> 21:39.388 [SPEAKER_00]: But hydration breaks, aka commercial breaks. 21:39.849 --> 21:45.411 [SPEAKER_00]: And so I was taking a bite of a little rib, looking at the game, Mexico's up one and nothing. 21:45.852 --> 21:48.013 [SPEAKER_00]: I looked down, I looked back up, we're in commercial. 21:48.653 --> 21:50.554 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm like, wait a minute, it's not halftime. 21:51.306 --> 21:52.047 [SPEAKER_00]: What is their commercial? 21:52.847 --> 21:56.510 [SPEAKER_00]: Well, it's somebody hurt, did they play the fox sports? 21:56.911 --> 22:17.467 [SPEAKER_00]: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, 22:17.944 --> 22:20.686 [SPEAKER_00]: And we're back from the hydration break powered by Powerade. 22:21.447 --> 22:28.092 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm like, man, why do we have to do this? 22:28.112 --> 22:33.816 [SPEAKER_00]: And this is after the fact that the game, I wanted my favorite things about international soccer. 22:34.216 --> 22:38.419 [SPEAKER_00]: Now, I think I said this, so now that's episode about soccer, the game start on time. 22:38.440 --> 22:42.222 [SPEAKER_00]: The game schedule I do was whistle, foot the ball, two o'clock. 22:42.843 --> 22:45.385 [SPEAKER_00]: Today, it started like two-ten because America, 22:46.763 --> 22:49.085 [SPEAKER_00]: even though the Game of Thrones and Mexico, but North America. 22:51.006 --> 22:52.227 [SPEAKER_01]: Ah, you love to see it. 22:53.208 --> 22:53.588 [SPEAKER_00]: You don't know. 22:53.608 --> 22:54.189 [SPEAKER_00]: You don't know. 22:54.229 --> 22:57.751 [SPEAKER_00]: But then, I forget, there's just so many things I forgot. 22:59.913 --> 23:05.457 [SPEAKER_00]: I forgot how much you have to sell a call. 23:06.318 --> 23:08.460 [SPEAKER_00]: You have to drive on the ground. 23:08.800 --> 23:10.021 [SPEAKER_00]: There's one play where I got it. 23:10.321 --> 23:19.808 [SPEAKER_00]: Now I'm pretty sure it hurt like they look like they bump knees, but he had to grow on the ground and with pointing super hard at his knee, like it had fallen off. 23:20.423 --> 23:29.529 [SPEAKER_00]: And I was like, I, I, I, as someone who's spraying his knee, and then who subsequently tore it weak slater, add none of those reactions. 23:31.750 --> 23:41.296 [SPEAKER_00]: I may have rolled once just be like, oh, that hurts, that hurts, that hurts, but I didn't like get up and get off the field because we're playing recreational football, and we ain't got time to be doing this. 23:42.096 --> 23:42.977 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm not on TV. 23:43.037 --> 23:43.797 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm not getting paid. 23:43.837 --> 23:45.018 [SPEAKER_00]: Let me get off the field to my friends. 23:45.038 --> 23:45.838 [SPEAKER_00]: They keep having fun. 23:46.098 --> 23:51.501 [SPEAKER_00]: No, if you're playing for your national team, you get running to you got to eat all that time on the ground. 23:52.141 --> 24:00.045 [SPEAKER_00]: No matter how much clock is counted down in the first half Sean, in fact, got a first down after turning it this year. 24:01.768 --> 24:12.400 [SPEAKER_00]: I guess that's my sports highlight of post high school create, walking for first down with a torn ACL, because I was still playing quarterback, why was I playing anyway? 24:12.520 --> 24:13.441 [SPEAKER_00]: I think we talked about this before. 24:13.461 --> 24:14.382 [SPEAKER_00]: I shouldn't have been on the film. 24:14.402 --> 24:17.666 [SPEAKER_00]: This is, we were in our 20s, in our 20s, we were much younger. 24:17.826 --> 24:22.892 [SPEAKER_00]: I keep seeing Instagram videos of people like in their 30s, like they'll get something. 24:23.292 --> 24:31.618 [SPEAKER_00]: like that step step on a stool or something to get something high and it's the low stool but they'll jump off and then they turn it to a ghost because they die. 24:32.839 --> 24:36.882 [SPEAKER_00]: And that's how I feel if I did anything on a football field today. 24:37.203 --> 24:47.510 [SPEAKER_00]: Like I'm just like yeah these soccer players it's like they they're about to turn into ghosts anytime tough to my touches them because they just got obliterated when they barely got touched. 24:48.831 --> 24:49.452 [SPEAKER_01]: That's a great 24:50.900 --> 24:52.481 [SPEAKER_01]: consistent thing that you're seeing. 24:52.541 --> 25:16.838 [SPEAKER_01]: It sounds like that's again, I have not seen a single video of that, but it sounds much more interesting than the The stuff that's on my timeline, which is mostly just food bloggers pointing at things and things appear in their hand But it's really not great editing, which I guess is probably part of the charm of it right where it's like their hand is up and then You say aye, but no, never they do the cut. 25:16.898 --> 25:17.519 [SPEAKER_01]: It's a different 25:18.730 --> 25:24.813 [SPEAKER_00]: Because maybe it's more creative than just, you know, boringly, very stately talking about the five best places to eat. 25:24.913 --> 25:29.075 [SPEAKER_01]: That's, yeah, better than watching someone shove food into their mouth. 25:29.255 --> 25:30.015 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh God! 25:31.156 --> 25:39.419 [SPEAKER_00]: I didn't, oh, man, when I was talking about my algorithm, because I was doing a lot of, looking up, looking up a lot of food, making a food list, and I kept seeing that dude. 25:44.160 --> 25:47.901 [SPEAKER_01]: What one other thing I noticed that I thought we were done with? 25:48.842 --> 25:57.865 [SPEAKER_01]: I feel like I hadn't seen it in a while and then someone posted something and 75% of the comments were this. 26:00.246 --> 26:01.026 [SPEAKER_00]: We still doing that. 26:01.346 --> 26:02.206 [SPEAKER_00]: We still doing that? 26:02.547 --> 26:02.927 [SPEAKER_00]: No! 26:03.047 --> 26:09.049 [SPEAKER_00]: Like, see, you, I'm like, you dive into the comments much more than I do. 26:09.149 --> 26:09.749 [SPEAKER_00]: I shouldn't. 26:09.949 --> 26:10.349 [SPEAKER_01]: I shouldn't. 26:10.889 --> 26:12.070 [SPEAKER_01]: It's very rarely worth it. 26:13.209 --> 26:15.151 [SPEAKER_00]: It's just because I don't know how many of bots. 26:15.691 --> 26:17.272 [SPEAKER_00]: Like, I can't trust anyone. 26:17.432 --> 26:18.313 [SPEAKER_00]: I can't trust anything. 26:19.734 --> 26:21.355 [SPEAKER_00]: But like, they're still doing this. 26:21.816 --> 26:24.918 [SPEAKER_00]: Our capsists, like, and then people like it. 26:25.439 --> 26:25.639 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes. 26:26.540 --> 26:27.200 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, come on. 26:28.661 --> 26:30.122 [SPEAKER_00]: What's wrong with the late stage? 26:30.182 --> 26:31.103 [SPEAKER_00]: Late stage America. 26:31.784 --> 26:33.065 [SPEAKER_00]: Not this late-state capitalism. 26:34.246 --> 26:35.427 [SPEAKER_01]: This is late-sage America. 26:36.748 --> 26:37.108 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah. 26:39.220 --> 26:41.461 [SPEAKER_01]: upsetting all around. 26:41.481 --> 26:54.509 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, Sean, I'm sure there's probably much more sports dumbness that have happened, but we can't care about it because we can't predict the hockey finals a while. 26:54.749 --> 26:56.650 [SPEAKER_00]: So we know dump stuff is happening there. 26:57.290 --> 26:59.932 [SPEAKER_01]: That's been a bonkers series. 27:00.530 --> 27:04.371 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, the baseball, it's just looking like the Dodgers are going to win. 27:04.391 --> 27:11.534 [SPEAKER_00]: Okay, so hey, it's show here's dumb and dumb good because he might win aside young this year. 27:13.114 --> 27:14.895 [SPEAKER_01]: It's got to be very nice. 27:14.915 --> 27:19.857 [SPEAKER_01]: What do you think it would be like to have $700 million coming your way? 27:20.977 --> 27:23.598 [SPEAKER_01]: But you don't get it for 10 years. 27:23.898 --> 27:26.159 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, probably for me yourself. 27:26.439 --> 27:28.860 [SPEAKER_00]: I mean, I don't know. 27:31.023 --> 27:32.425 [SPEAKER_00]: He knows he gets to enjoy it. 27:32.906 --> 27:34.167 [SPEAKER_01]: Sean, you mentioned Bobby Bonilla. 27:35.168 --> 27:37.391 [SPEAKER_01]: If it's coming up, it's every July first. 27:37.772 --> 27:41.537 [SPEAKER_01]: Bobby Bonilla, we can get more into it. 27:43.299 --> 27:47.401 [SPEAKER_01]: That's a story when that's coming up, but that's a, that's a wizard. 27:47.421 --> 27:52.083 [SPEAKER_01]: It'll be a Wednesday, so we can talk about it the day before we wish people a happy Bobby Bonia day. 27:52.123 --> 27:58.286 [SPEAKER_01]: But thanks to a contract he signed before, no, he's a, I'm sorry. 27:58.306 --> 27:59.106 [SPEAKER_01]: He signed it. 27:59.726 --> 28:00.587 [SPEAKER_01]: I know he did. 28:00.687 --> 28:04.048 [SPEAKER_01]: He did sign it in, I believe in 1999. 28:04.228 --> 28:04.789 [SPEAKER_01]: We can look it up. 28:04.809 --> 28:06.809 [SPEAKER_01]: But basically every year from 2011 to 2035, he gets 1.19 million. 28:12.907 --> 28:18.854 [SPEAKER_01]: How does that look like a full decade of making money to the last played in the major leagues in 2001? 28:20.937 --> 28:25.923 [SPEAKER_01]: Last but not the best before why two can it's insane. 28:26.904 --> 28:29.648 [SPEAKER_00]: How do I don't I can't imagine what it's like to get. 28:31.230 --> 28:48.956 [SPEAKER_00]: uh seven hundred million dollars coming your way for your show hey um I don't want to imagine just cuz like I feel like there's a level of humanity that you lose at a certain threshold of cash but it's funny if you're buying for me a kind of like oh I mean it really knows today that I mean definitely 28:50.133 --> 28:51.794 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, I'm like putting the lot over here. 28:51.814 --> 28:54.416 [SPEAKER_01]: That one's less sad to me for some reason. 28:54.456 --> 28:58.699 [SPEAKER_01]: It's because it is ridiculous and like what a excellent negotiation. 28:58.719 --> 29:01.861 [SPEAKER_01]: And with the interest, I guess we're getting into it now. 29:01.881 --> 29:05.764 [SPEAKER_01]: Because I've, you know, dove into this a few times. 29:05.824 --> 29:07.725 [SPEAKER_01]: And it's fun to talk about it. 29:07.786 --> 29:09.927 [SPEAKER_01]: Only owed him $5.9 million. 29:12.149 --> 29:22.316 [SPEAKER_01]: If they just paid that, they would have been fine, but shrewdly negotiating through Bobby Manigan, and ultimately, they will pay him, I believe it's 29.8 million. 29:22.356 --> 29:28.240 [SPEAKER_01]: So basically they'll pay him five times what they owed him over the course of 24 years. 29:28.640 --> 29:35.345 [SPEAKER_00]: And like, I know like, if people are hearing that, like, young people are like, like, my home's just signed a contract for half a billion dollars. 29:35.365 --> 29:38.908 [SPEAKER_01]: So like, they're probably like, oh, 20 million was the big deal, 29:40.126 --> 29:44.910 [SPEAKER_00]: 29 million for being retired, we're 25 years, come on. 29:45.130 --> 29:46.191 [SPEAKER_01]: That's pretty wild. 29:46.591 --> 29:55.218 [SPEAKER_01]: And let's see what that 5.9 million would be worth today with the inflation calculator would be about more than double that. 29:55.238 --> 29:56.599 [SPEAKER_01]: So about, or just around about that. 29:56.619 --> 29:57.600 [SPEAKER_01]: So about 12 million. 29:58.361 --> 30:00.102 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, I today, which? 30:01.283 --> 30:03.745 [SPEAKER_00]: No, you know, not a small drink of change. 30:05.006 --> 30:06.027 [SPEAKER_00]: Let's see, let's see. 30:07.735 --> 30:11.497 [SPEAKER_00]: Like, what, how could the meds have just decided, you know, can we pay you out? 30:11.997 --> 30:15.859 [SPEAKER_00]: And he had to just said, no, or can we just, like, they haven't talked, you think they did it? 30:15.899 --> 30:16.800 [SPEAKER_00]: They must have, right? 30:16.840 --> 30:17.340 [SPEAKER_00]: They must have. 30:17.360 --> 30:20.962 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, they've just a buy amount of like, we don't want to do this every year. 30:21.222 --> 30:22.943 [SPEAKER_00]: But it's funny now you have to do it. 30:24.784 --> 30:29.546 [SPEAKER_01]: And it's, I actually have not looked this up if it counts against the salary cap or beer. 30:29.566 --> 30:32.227 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm sure it doesn't, because it's deferred. 30:32.247 --> 30:33.528 [SPEAKER_01]: It probably doesn't, but that would be. 30:33.548 --> 30:34.689 [SPEAKER_00]: They don't have a salary cap. 30:38.692 --> 31:02.032 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it won't, it 31:04.348 --> 31:05.569 [SPEAKER_01]: Let's save that for the fall. 31:06.310 --> 31:06.590 [SPEAKER_00]: Okay. 31:07.731 --> 31:08.632 [SPEAKER_01]: We're not talking for fall. 31:08.952 --> 31:09.232 [SPEAKER_01]: No. 31:10.153 --> 31:10.513 [SPEAKER_01]: What are we? 31:10.553 --> 31:11.554 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes, Bianca. 31:11.754 --> 31:12.115 [SPEAKER_00]: Man. 31:12.515 --> 31:13.296 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, what are we? 31:13.336 --> 31:14.997 [SPEAKER_00]: Yes, because you got the nicks. 31:15.197 --> 31:17.179 [SPEAKER_00]: You got the silly co-finals. 31:17.199 --> 31:18.020 [SPEAKER_00]: You got the work up. 31:18.100 --> 31:24.505 [SPEAKER_00]: And they're trying to, if George Pickett's in Dak present, I'm going to buy, because he's missing time in the summer. 31:24.565 --> 31:25.726 [SPEAKER_01]: Like, I get this off the screen. 31:25.746 --> 31:25.986 [SPEAKER_01]: They did it. 31:26.006 --> 31:27.608 [SPEAKER_01]: They buy very well last year. 31:27.788 --> 31:29.229 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, and he did show it up. 31:29.429 --> 31:31.351 [SPEAKER_00]: He got, if I was 15 of the yards. 31:33.808 --> 31:34.709 [SPEAKER_00]: Okay, that's all right. 31:34.889 --> 31:35.230 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm sorry. 31:35.270 --> 31:39.735 [SPEAKER_01]: We can it but let's do it before Sean gets like coronary 31:43.658 --> 31:52.423 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, I'll see you in a while, Sean, but I'm sure we'll have lots to talk about because a lot will happen. 31:53.283 --> 31:58.586 [SPEAKER_01]: And I'll provide some updates from snarkling and seeing some turtles from some other things. 31:58.606 --> 32:02.648 [SPEAKER_01]: It'll be a great time purify ourselves in the waters of Lake 32:05.725 --> 32:14.912 [SPEAKER_01]: It's all about the same thing because going outside and bracing nature, not dumb, sports, hard job.