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"And he did something different to all of them. He was playing like an evolutionary Kevin McHale, which is like, which is sort of what we've wanted. And what's really fun about this is and credit to darvin ham credit to Anthony Davis for this. They are not playing the slow it down heliocentric basketball where LeBron next decision gives the ball to someone who isolates on a mismatch and then they just go. They are doing what they did in the bubble and they're doing what Anthony Davis did his last two years in New Orleans. It is a spread pick and roll offense where he is a screen roller and he is I will say this with certainty. He is the best roller in the NBA. Above Joel embiid above jokic above Yanis, he is the best at that particular skill. And his completely changed, but I think that offense can be. And it seems like Westbrook seems happy too. He's doing pelvic gyrations on the floor, like the man is having fun. And not putting up big numbers and has a role like he's sometimes the ball handler in those pick and rolls, which is like, I don't know why people play up on him and don't like fall back, but they do enough. Maybe it's just his explosiveness that he still has, it has an impact on the defense. But yeah, this is what, I guess we imagined it would be it's like, all right, LeBron will put up respectable LeBron numbers, but this will be Anthony Davis team. Yeah. I mean, the last couple of games he had over 20, but he's not. This is the interesting thing. You know where LeBron really makes me sad. And it's not sad. It's like, I'm reminded of his age on the defensive end of the floor. Yeah. And it's like, I guess. When we get to the playoffs, he'll turn it on. And try to lock down. Because it doesn't look like he can't. It just looks like he is like, man. It's your 20. I ain't gonna do this 82 games. It's a LeBron thing is interesting because we have been faced with this is the year.
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"And accuracy which matters. So yeah, I think it's worth going, take a shot at him, take a shot at anybody. God, that would be. For us, please do that forty-niners. That's the maximum amount of drama. So please. Let's move on to the next one. And this is a cliche here for ten at a time. And I think that we're really seeing the most actualized form of this cliche. The best defense is a good offense. And I think the Denver Broncos would disagree. The best defense is their defense. Yeah. Yeah, that's a great cliche that I do think is accurate. It doesn't apply to the Denver Broncos. I said this before, I don't care what the stats suggest, they are the best defense in football. stats suggest that they are very good, but because it is very challenging from an emotional psychological standpoint to go out there, time after time and play your asses off. And get them the ball back and get them short feels, and then see 9 points. And still, week after week, show up and play your ass offs. Like that puts them in front of the forty-niners for me. I don't care if the forty-niners are actually better by the numbers. The forty-niners have some hope. Yes, they're gonna only score 13 points like they did against the saints, but sometimes they're gonna give you 35 with a backup quarterback. So, yeah, the Broncos, man and I just imagine that that flight home, whew. It's crazy. And that's quite home from Denver or excuse me from Baltimore back to Denver. Had to be really contentious. Like, I've been on some flights that were contentious. It was on a flight home from a playoff win where a couple of guys thought. So I don't know what's going on in those flights, but it's has to be tough and showing up to a building for work like that. So yeah, hats off to them from an emotional maturity standpoint to be able to show up and play the ass off and credit to defense a coin. It was it ever row, right? Yeah, he's doing a great job him and Orion should be considered for head coaching jobs. This all season. We'll see what happens though. Yeah. And I'm forgetting the Bengals defense coordinator, but big Lou. Late to the party, but also a great defense coordinator. Also, we say this every week, but I just want to keep it tally of it. If the Bronco scored 18 points in regulation, every game this season may be tended to. And there are three and I, but I digress. Lou and aroma. Yeah. I'm pronouncing it,
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"Is not it'd be disrespectful to say that party is just as good as Jimmy Garoppolo. He's definitely gonna be a step down, but the way that they design their game plans, they're not asking much of Jimmy G in the first place. So they're still gonna be a competitive team, but I don't see them as championship caliber, especially on the arm. Of purdy. And I think we all like to rag on Jimmy G, he was playing the best stretch of football he had played since he tore his ACL this season after the McCaffrey trade, which is worth noting he had really limited the Ono oh no, oh no, Jimmy Garoppolo plays. But with that said, I agree with you. Cliche alert. We're adding it in. There's still in the hunt. And part of that is because after I just complimented Jimmy Garoppolo, I do want to say, this is something that we looked up a while ago. We should notice note how poor Jimmy Garoppolo has played in the postseason in his forty-niners career. And if that's the baseline that Brock party needs for them to be somewhat successful in the postseason, that's a clear rule bar. He's played 6 postseason games with the forty-niners, 7.3 yards per attempt, a 137 yards per game. He's thrown four touchdowns in 6 games and 6 interceptions. Like he is, if that's the baseline, that is below passable. And the question is basically, is Brock purdy going to be an NFL quarterback because if he is a 140 yards game and .4 touchdowns is very doable. I also want to note one thing is that Fred Warner might have had the best quote ever about this. Fred Warner, who is actually starting to like, I feel like jump off the screen when you watch these games, like to the regular person. I know that linebacker off ball linebacker for he's crazy. But he said after the game, he's played against the best defense in the league for the past 13 weeks. He'll be fine. Yeah, that's a great quote, but it doesn't mean anything. He's been the scout team quarterback. If you don't understand how scout team works, they send you out there and they make you fail. He's not going out there actually going up against that defense. They're like, the defense knows the plays. They've watched all the plays that they're going to see in practice earlier today. And then you go out there and run them, and then the defense succeeds on them. If they fail, you run it again and make sure the defense succeeds on those plays. But yeah, I mean, I guess the speed will help and to be honest, the real reason to believe in him is that Kyle Shanahan's never had a bad quarterback. Right. You look at all the quarterbacks that have played for him. He's gotten something out of all of them. And I think your question before is like, is he gonna give us Zach Wilson or Mike white? It's all we need. We don't need anything greater than Mike white. Just need Mike white out there or something less than that, honestly. Would you, would you sign dacre, fear them? Yeah? Yeah. I mean, they're in no position to be like being picky right now. Anybody with some talent. I would bring them on. And baker seems like the guy who would want an opportunity to prove himself and he has some level of athleticism to boot and do things with.
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"I mean, a little bit of a different reason is 'cause the chiefs weren't fine with running the ball. And I think Patrick Mahomes only threw it like 27 times. And so when you have Patrick Mahomes, you do not only want him to throw the ball 27 times. So it's kind of like you're damned if you do, you're damned if you don't playing against this scene, which I guess spoils down to them having their number. But anyway, I wanted to go back to the regular season 21 game because I forgotten how crazy that end of that game was. If you remember the game was tied and the bangles were just about on the goal line and they went for it on fourth down, which to me didn't make any sense. It was like a minute left. Why not kick the field goal and take the lead? They weren't 44th down. They missed it, but as a penalty they got another chance to do it again. And then they're like, all right, well, they won't be stupid. They'll kick it this time. And no, they went for it again. And they got another penalty, and they were like, all right, all right, let's nail it out and set up to kick this field goal. It worked out for him, but yeah. I guess the answer your original question, I can't say that I like that particular cliche. But it is kind of true. We all accept that the chiefs are better than the bangles when the bangles have beaten them three times in a row. We have to say, like, the Bengals may not be a better overall team, but they're definitely better than the chiefs. And there's something that's really interesting where I go cliche within a cliche. Cliche, cliche section. If you will, Joe burrow, and I'm only partially kidding about this. He actually seems to have the clutch gene. I know it's ridiculous, but they scored ten points in the fourth quarter against the chiefs again, which they've done. They did in 2021, and obviously it was dominant in the second half in the playoffs last year. And he is so good in high leverage situations. And that's really what we're talking about here. The whole clutch gene thing, he's just really good in high leverage situations for the defense. And he was so good that he had defensive backs apologizing for talking trash before the game. He legitimately got Justin Reed to apologize and say I didn't show them enough respect after he gave. And you know this from the defensive act perspective. That has got to be like the ultimate form of bowing down and being like, holy shit, this guy's good. Yeah, and he does it in ways that don't that when Josh Allen does it, it looks like spectacular. I guess Joe burrow, the things that he accomplished is a spectacular, but he doesn't have very many of those plays that were like, oh, this is gonna live on social media forever. You know, like we don't get those Justin Herbert passes, but he just makes plays and it helps to have Jamar chase out there and TV mentioning in an improved offensive line and their defense is playing really well.
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"I actually thought we sounded the most intellectual in this podcast that we ever had. That's pretty good, my house. I'm very Myrtle Beach. I don't know that merle beach usually produces these kinds of conversations. No, I think it's been a good conversation. Well, personally, we got Danny coming into the show like a fucking wrecking ball on Wednesday on Thursday. She just tweeted out a picture of himself on the plane. It looks hungover as fuck. He's just gonna talk a lot of golf with him. I mean, like that's just, and I want to get his take on some of these things. He's probably, he's a smart dude. He's a northwestern grad. He's very smart. He's very smart. We gotta go get that question. Luke Donald. Yep. I got an email that guy back from the latest Donald. Oh, we gotta get lasik, yeah. What are you guys gonna do? Yeah. I gotta email the guy back. He says he can have phone conversations at night. What's the weird way of me phrasing this? I can hop on the phone tonight. Okay. He's busy doing this. On the phone call. He could have phone conversations. Is there a what's like the recovery time process for you? He's fast. So there's lasik and there's another one that I think called smile. Smile. I've been hearing about that. Where it's like, it's less like an actual scraping of the eye, where it's more, yeah. Less invasive. I want the real deal. So do I. Someone also told me that we've waited too long, where it's like, it starts to wear off when you're like 40 and 50. And that they can't do it that much because depending on how bad your eyes are, they take so much filling off the top of your eye that you can't get it again. So apparently like your eyes start to get wonky when you start turning 40 and 50 and it starts to go back to like 20 years. But I wish I would done it when I was 16. I mean like 18. Well then let's do it now. I know, let's do it. I said to my buddies, I was like, I want to do it, and they're like, oh, you should do it in the winter. I was like, can't we just do it on the weekend? I think the recovery time is short.
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"You mean, when one leg into the year of the dragon? I guess I don't know. How different the Chinese calendar is from. I don't either. That would be my, 'cause it feels like everyone else in the world is like, yeah, we're doing the Catholic thing. Yeah, there's no way they're just like, yeah, sure. They do BC. Before Christ and I mean, I think scientifically, they say something else, but that's what it's based off of. It's like, you know what I mean? It's crazy. Calendar's nuts. Leap years and all that? Yep, 366 days every four years. I believe so, yeah. February 29th. Someone said to us you got any friends born on February 29th? No. The Chinese calendar features 12 months. However, an extra month is inserted in calendar when a leap year occurs. So they have a whole extra month when they're leaving here. So they're just more off on a year to year basis than they should make up for it with a whole month. Right. That's why they're slack that they create by being wrong is just larger. How about this one for you guys? I mean, we've been rambling, right? At this point. Ready for this? Yeah, I'm ready. Honestly, get ready for this. Okay. How ready do I need to get for that? Pretty ready. The universe contains more planets than seconds that have passed since the Big Bang. That's unfortunate. No way. What the fuck? Unfortunate. It's a fucking meme. It's a picture. Put it on Facebook. What are they also say that there's more planets than grains of sand? Yeah. Yeah, that's a tough one too. Dude, do you think they say there's more galaxies than grapes? You know, they say there's more galaxies. The universe contains more planets than seconds that have passed since the big bang. We're talking about king Tut. And we're talking about bro, big bang was hundreds of billions of years ago was it not? I don't think it was hundreds of billions. No, I think it was 14 billion. 14. Which is a lot of seconds. Oh yeah. 13 billion years old, I think, right? 13.6 billion assumptions like that. Fuck. Yeah, dude. This whole thing is a real problem. 13, 13.8 billion years ago. Universe began as a tiny dense fireball that exploded. We're the
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"No, I always have that argument with sport teams, like team sports, where it's like, oh, I don't want my owner to be spending all this money, like in baseball and shit. It's like, it's not your fucking who cares. Oh, you signed Aaron judge for $400 million. That's such a bad deal. Are you talking about? Why do you care? The only doesn't come out of your pocket. That's a difference between that and 300. The argument against that is that takes up money of a move that you could potentially want to happen. Well, sure. In a cab space, but when there's like no cap space, why do I give a fuck? That's just another thing I've always done. Yeah. No, I agree with what you're saying about Liv. It's like, there's just a lot of money for everybody and I don't know how they're going to get to the stakes thing. I don't know. 'cause I do think the more I watch clips from it. It's like, it's all meaning. There's nothing that's basically a play, like they're selling that like they're gonna come to these cities and you can come watch golfers and you can see DJ hit this putt and it's an amazing athletic performance. That's kind of what they're selling right now. It's driven. It's a good viewing experience of sport. It's gonna be fast. It's gonna be 54 holes. It's gonna be shotgun star, so you're gonna see guys all different holes. You're talking to me about like a viewing experience, as if I'm at a play. Right. You're not talking to me a bit about competition. Competition and history and all that stuff. So I have no idea how they're gonna do it. I do think that if I was in charge of that, I'm trying to figure it out my only option would be to have its own little rider cut between the PGA Tour and live. That's where it becomes real. Jay monahan would never. He would never, but boy would that be fucking real. And I've talked about this. We put the clips out, everyone agreed that that is just, that's life and death. Those guys, imagine dude. Right, but I know, of course, but the PGA Tour has the stakes without having to do that. 100% is never gonna happen, but a fairytale dream of it. Imagine that 18th hole, like Rory versus fucking DJ, coming down for like who's gonna win. I think the lid was guiding Liv gets dummy though. They don't have the time. Probably. And it's getting pretty. They have like 12 of the last 22 major winners. Yeah, but what about like top 20? I know. Yeah, look, it was a big moment for Liv. It was great. It was as good as they could hope for right now. It's the first one we've seen. Clip to clip. The only shot I saw. It's a clip. They finally had a clip. The crowd looked good. I didn't even know they were playing. I just don't, it's just hasn't entered that level where it's like, oh, they're playing. I agree with that. And it wasn't new because you saw that awkward ass party they had a Boston that went viral. Did you see that? Yeah, but then I don't even think about that as being like I've seen pat Perez on the plane and I've seen these party clips, but it's still in my head doesn't click like, oh, they're doing that because they're playing. Like to me, Liv could just be having parties. If I'm a part of that, I'm saying I don't want to be a part of this party anymore. That is so funny. Those parties are so embarrassing.
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"You watched episode two. I'll run out of it. You watch episode two. Yeah. So the king deciding on who he wants to marry, right? 12 year old. 15 year old. And it's like, that is like a weird fucking time, man. It's fucking weird that to be clear, Game of Thrones is not based on any sort of time. No, but they do. Dude, yeah, but you know what? And that post show credits thing that they do. The after show? Yeah. They talk about in that time. They say that all the time. Like back in those days. Who says that? Bro, like the directors and the editors and the producers will be like back in those days when they had like night fights and jousting jousting. And then they talk about the jousting error and stuff. You know what I mean? They do keep it to, it feels like the parameters are of a certain time. It's a magic that's not real, but like people don't, like somebody doesn't bust out like a fucking computer. Nobody's gonna like storm West Coast with a machine gun. And this last episode. Come on. They had a pug in one of the women's hands, and that I was like, what the fuck? That's a more common dog, right? It was like, I was stunned to see a little pump sitting on a lady's lap. It pug does like, if you see a husky in that show, he'd be like, that's fine. Paul was just sitting there and just like in the ladies lap. What's that pug doing? You know what I mean? That is true. Punk feels like a civilized society. The pug's name was like Robert. I don't know why. He's got like a what do you look like? Sweater on. Ancient braid of dog with roots dating back to four hundred BC. What? 400 people. Originated in China where they were bright as companion animals for the wealthy. I would have said of bugs only been around for 40 years. I know. They just look like an animal that's been like squished together with multiple different together. Yeah, yeah, I agree with that. When you guys think J.R.R. Tolkien died. So this is from The Lord of the Rings. The Lord of the Rings. Wow. I mean, I know he's dead because Elon Musk said that he's turning in his grave right now. Is that new show any good? Elon Musk said that Tolkien is turning in his grave. I don't know. That's why I looked it up. A lot of it. People like it, I think. Dude, I have no idea right Lord of the Rings. He died in 19 42. I was going to say 1910. Jesus Christ. What the hell is that noise? When did he die? 1973, I think it was. Would you guys, I'll be honest, will you pitch it? I thought you were going to say 1715. I guess yeah, the reason that I asked it because when I looked it up, I didn't know if I was going to get the year 900 or if I was going to get the year. What was the game, by the way? Tolkien? I think it was 1973. I don't know what happened. You know who else died in 1973? Pablo Picasso.
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"Aliens saw, and they were just like, these feet are getting that control. We got it right here. And they came in right after World War II was like just technology explodes. In a world. They just dropped off a little something. Bill Gates. We have to go from point a to point B to point C to get to these points. We have to have fire and water, and you can kind of alchemy. They skipped a couple steps. They were like feels like we did skip steps. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Fucking Al Gore all of a sudden just came up with the Internet. It's like, what the hell? What does that even mean? Out of what? Right. At one point, the Internet is the own invention, is it not? It didn't come from anything. It's just was like thought of. Well, no, the Internet came from dial up or some shit. The Internet came from military grade and NSA and that type of stuff, having basically connections where they could communicate, but that was just like among high level. It's almost like when Facebook was originally just like Harvard and like Ivy League schools, then eventually they, you know, people kind of were like, wait a second. This whole, the fact that we've created this super high end network where we can communicate with people like imagine if that was just more broad. And then they went against military invented an easier way for them to communicate. I don't know if it was exactly military, but yeah, I think they were doing it in like the 60s and 70s. They basically were using the Internet, but it wasn't, you know what I'm saying? It wasn't like they just went to fucking Pornhub dot com and jerked up. The computers filled rooms and not safe for now. And we've got three laptops in here. Oprah. Read it, man. Wow. Oh, it's interesting. I don't know which if it was, but it was something like that where they were on the Internet. Their version of the Internet, like 50 years ago. And people might think, I mean, you guys were very good, by the way, with that history of the Roman Empire. That was pretty startling to be honest. I like Roman history's amazing. Yeah. I mean, I love Roman. I think a lot of people listen to this have the same questions and they're afraid to ask them. No, yeah, I think they're good questions. I really do. I'm always, I always find there to be an interesting disconnect in my brain between people now being like sophisticated and intelligent and like, you know, having pretty high level conversations and emotions. And for whatever reason I view people from like 2000 years ago, as just pretty one dimensional. And that's just not the case. No, they were identical. If not more intellectually in tune and they could look at the stars and tell where to go because they didn't have GPS and they were probably more impressive and they were politicking and they were conniving and there was like fake news and there was propaganda and they were doing everything right 2000 years ago for whatever reason I think they even have a fucking phone what about the idiot? Yeah, but they're still like there's political leanings. There's like, yeah, like you said propaganda, there's all that shit. That way forever. There's like, they're walked by hot chicks. It'd be like, wow, awesome. Yeah, that's just the same shit. Thousand years ago. It's very strange to think about. It's crazy to think about. Do you think? Do you think intelligence is the same?
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"Yeah, you have to have some bad shit back in the plague plague. Do we just have like, do we just have medicine that just killed the plague now? I think it's soap and water though. It wasn't the place to make it. It literally was like soap and water. If they had soap and water, like readily use the way we do now, the plague is lessened. I don't know if that's true, but I've heard that. Diarrhea killed people. That's like, is that like dysentery? Yeah, medicine's great. You asked a pretty good question where you're like, how come things just continuously get better? And then you also said something that blew my mind where I was thinking about it. I was on a roll that day. I was thinking about it last night, laying in bed. Oh boy. I didn't have my hand on anything. Okay. So I wasn't thinking about you. But you said something like, what, like, what about the human brain doesn't allow like if we have if we have the brain to be able to think of the Internet in the year 1990, whatever, 1980, whenever the Internet came around, why couldn't someone in the 1700s have that same thought? What I was saying is that they talked about that. They talk about the Roman Empire, right? Like a Roman Empire is like this great civilization and there's all these advancements. Like, is our brain so different that they weren't able to have the conception of the Internet or like a computer chip that we just have now a couple hundred years later? I don't know the answer to that. What do you need all the advancements leading up to that? You definitely need all the advancements leading up to it. But here's the super interesting part, right? I think if it weren't for a couple like shitty emperors basically, like Commodus, he was Marcus Aurelius is like son. There's a chance that we would have had all the shit that we have now, like 1800 years ago. Because people talk about that. They were right there and then pretty much after Roman civilization got completely demolished. It was just a lot of Middle Ages, basically, for a while, like medieval times. A few hundred years after that, in my history of that part's like a little bit hazy, but it was like the Roman Empire right around zero for a couple hundred years after that was just rocketing up with like art and science and innovation and all kinds of aqueducts like all this stuff. And then just basically got wiped out because they had some dog shit emperors and Rome went from Marcus Aurelius was one of the first that he was fully set on his son, communist being the emperor of Rome based on him being the heir, whereas all the way up to that point had been mostly based on merit. Right, there were 5 Roman empires in a row that weren't air based. It was all, it wasn't like my son is the air, so he's gonna take over. It was like, this is the best guy for the job.
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"Okay, perfect. Dabba was on that team. When were you ASMR to hear that? Yeah, it was a couple tough years. I can't remember the coach. We got caught looking at a shirt club. And then 2007 save came from Ellie my LSU LSU Miami. How much money did he just sign for? $98 million I believe. It's the 7 years or something like that. 32. I mean, he's a steal. The guy makes them hundreds of millions of dollars. I would beat Nick Saban LSU team in 2005 on a walk off touchdown. The Capital One bowl. Wow. This is one of the best moments of my life. Yeah. It was an ice storm and Iowa and see your appetite to me and my buzzer all watching it at my buddy's house and we just went outside after it happened and just slid on the ice in excitement. Just sliding down the hill. It was a great time. Of course. Yeah. Take the Holloway. What is that? That was the play. Tate to holler. True Tate to Holloway. It's a great fucking clip. What's your favorite sports memory? Probably that. Really? Dude, it's an amazing and amazing sequence of events that happens for it to happen. What's yours? Man, there's three. I would say when. Tiger Woods 2019 masters is probably always going to be number one. Then when the blues won the cup because that was something that me and all my Friends have such like that's just what we care about. Right. And then I would say 2011 cardinals game 6 against the Texas Rangers when the cardinals were down to their last strike twice. And Pujols David freeze hit the triple off the wall to tie the game and then the fucking rangers again took a two run lead at the top of the tenth. I think it was. And freeze hit the Homer. And then, what was it berkman hit single up the middle with two out two strikes again in the bottom of the tenth to tie the game? They got three outs, whatever. And then David freeze, let off with a Homer and Joe bucks. We will see you tomorrow night. Dude, I remember one. Oh my God, the crazy. Baseball game of all time. Bro, look at here, this is just the last thing I need to hollow it. It's an audio podcast, but this time's about to run out here. That's true Tate. He's, oh, what's gonna happen? What's gonna happen? LSU. Boom. Oh, and he missed a tax. Miss a tackle and then it's over. That's probably the best sports moment. It's a lot of it's because I was with my buddies. Yeah. And we were young, 2005, I was 16 years old. Just living and dying. Iowa football. Well, that's like, for me, the Yankees had won four World Series by the time I was, so they won in 96, 98, 99, 2000. So at that point, I'm only 7 years old and they had four World Series, so like growing up watching sports. Like when you're like 5, 6, 7, you don't really know what's going on, but you're still like, when you're 7 years old, you kind of know what's going on. You're into it. But I don't really have the memories of all that. Right. So 2003, I'm like ten. So Aaron Boone's home run. I was with friends and family. Aaron Boone hits that home running, it's a Red Sox. You're like, coming off this dynasty of a team, so like you're already ingrained in all of this like, this team has to win every single time the Red Sox or have a hundred year drought. They have a curse. Now all of a sudden, we hit this home run.
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"And I got invited to play, and I was like, I'm going to be doing over. I couldn't do it. Through the tea time was like 7 a.m. and we went out the next day. I was like, I can't experience this actually. I'm going to puke. He's like, oh, it's a really high cliff. I'm like, yeah, perfect for me to bail on your G time that morning. Not only the night before, I was like, I can't make it. But so we went out and he tried to get me to touch the cup. And I got a lot of hate on Twitter being like, you know, you can touch the cup. You have nothing to do with the team. And I get that. I just know from past experience, shout out cornelli. You don't celebrate. I like to be known as the islanders crazy guy, and that's like an X I have on my back. I have a target on my back for being an islander's guy. People that hate me, like teams that hate, the islanders hate me. So they were always going to use that as a thing on me if I'm sitting there drinking out of the Stanley Cup when my team didn't win. The islanders are a team that should win the cup, and I have all faith last place last year. I have no, that's not true. They're like missed by 8 points. They were like, they actually came storming back last year they almost made the playoffs. I have enough faith in this team that one day I will drink out of the Stanley Cup with my friends Brock Nelson and Anders Lee and Matt bar zell. They're going to fucking do it. I know they're going to do it. So I want to save myself. It's like being a virgin. I want to save myself. I'm saving my Stanley Cup virgin. Yeah, I'm saving myself. And yeah, I took a couple pictures of it as a walk by and he dumped me. Maybe like one of those girls at auctions off your Stanley Cup virginity. I can't do it dude. I'm not drinking. A $1 million. I like seeing the cup when it came to the office. I took a picture with it. Like when it's at the Hall of Fame, I like taking pictures. I like reading all the islanders names on it from the 80s, and it's like, that's cool. I'm not drinking out of it like I celebrate it. So I didn't do that. I did get baptized by it though. I have an unbelievable picture. He came up to me and just poured champagne on my head out of the cup. It's an unreal picture. I didn't touch it. I was pretty good. But it's fucking like I am in the church of the Stanley Cup now. You know what I mean? I've been baptized. So I actually think that's a good thing.
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"Takes two hours. So you don't need a line drawn there. It's just whatever. You're never going to convince me otherwise just the way I speak. It's a good sparse session. It comes off the top of my head. I didn't even think about it. I just did it on the line. And now I remember what I was saying now. Something about Starbucks. Starbucks, 25. Brian was like, when you go in there, if you don't come out in ten minutes, now I know that there's a gun in there. How do you decide that you're the one that goes in there? Oh, I was just frustrated. I'm like, I'm going in. Okay. And he's like, if I don't see you in ten minutes, I'm calling the police. It was a pretty funny story. Do you ever open packages like off to the side if they seem sketchy? Oh yeah. When my pal, Josh, sent me his garage opener. We got a package at the house, and it was just a garage opener in a black UPS package. And I said, well, it's over. I watched that interaction go on between Frankie and Hannah. She was on the phone and he was like, you got a black dingy garage door opener, delivered. Don't touch it. Right. Like, what could that possibly mean? She's like, yeah, I'm open to this package. That's something for the Joker, man, where it's like, yeah, press the button. Right, press that button, see what happens. And fucking cars start exploding. I'm picturing rush hour, the original rush hour. Detonator just looks like a screwdriver with duct tape on it. So yeah, no. Oh, by the way, just to put a little bow on that whole story with the lock. A new lock has been put on. I saw a picture. A group text saying, all is good, that they matched up everything that needs to be matched up, and it looked perfect. It looked great. He's got a nice lock out there. And yeah. I don't have to deal with that anymore, which is great. I play golf with Josh Saturday. It was great. Was he like, Frankie is a fucking idiot? Or did he really? He just kind of was like, I told him the only thing he doesn't need to do basically is like, in any way, use the devil and he just used the dead bull. I got to go back and read his text message. I don't know that he wrote, don't use the devil. He said, do not lock yourself out. But I could be wrong. There could be in all caps. Don't use the deadbolt. Yeah, no, he was just tired, and he just kind of laughed. He kind of gave it like, you know, I mean, he's like, he's the nicest guy of all time that I didn't think it was actually gonna try to get in his head too. He's about to off. I'm like, what's going on with that door situation? Did he play well, he's? He played pretty well. Yeah, it's something that I'll always have to deal with is like, I fucked up his lock and that's just something that we're always gonna have to look at.
Fore Play
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"Is super fun, like watching being like, oh my God, I'm gonna catch a creatures that are alive. They're swimming around underneath the surface. And I'm gonna trick them and pull them out of this, that's amazing. Right. And then I'm gonna look at it and take a picture of it so I can impress people on the Internet and then I'm gonna like put it back in the creek. That's really cool. Once you do that 5 or 6 times, it's like, you know, all right, this was great. What's next, you know? You could argue we play golf at the same fucking thing every time. Try to hit a driver out there now and then hit an iron and we're just gonna do that 18 times, do it every day. It's pretty crazy. That is kind of crazy now. I think about it. It was fun. It was nice to be out there. It's very peaceful. You don't see anybody else. You can hear the water like the rougher water streams running through the rocks and the fish are jumping occasionally. It's Colorado's fucking beautiful. I'd move to Colorado right now. It's stunning. I was out there that weekend as well. It's just, I went to estes park, estes, estes. That's where we were fishing. How crazy is that? You went fishing? Dude, were you in the little town there where the Elk are walking around? Probably we went looking for out. But apparently like there's Elk that walk right across that water. Dude, and they walk right through the town. It's crazy. I watched them walk right through the town. We missed all the Elk. We went there for the oak. They're like, oh, if you guys go to estes park, you'll see a bunch of Elk. We're like, oh, let's go do that. It was only an hour away. Yeah, no problem. Dude, that's crazy. Didn't even see a dog, dude. I got a picture right here. Of can you catch this? My brother. In the town, what a sound you just made. And he's just, there's an Elk in front of us. Yeah, that's where I fucking was, man. Look at that elf. That looks 15 feet in front of us.
LensWork
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"Here's the editor of lens. Work publishing brooks jensen one of my favorite. Youtube guys is hugh brownstone. He has a channel called three blind men and an elephant. Yes he of the spiky hair fast talking specification spouting pragmatist point of view in photography. I think he's got a lot of interesting things to say. And so i. I do regularly watch his youtube channel. He said something. I dunno might have been six months ago that i still in thinking about so that must indicate that there's something there there and that is that he proposed that the best photographic equipment was the equipment that imposed the least bit easier between you creative vision and your finished product. And i'm not sure he would have put it this way but i will paraphrase his idea by saying that the best photographic tool is the one that requires you to think the least about photographic mechanics. Obviously the less. You have to concentrate on how to make the camera. Do something the more you can concentrate on what it is and why it is. You wanted to do whatever you want it to do. Rather than fussing with buttons and dials and all of that sort of thing. I guess the part of his idea that really appealed to me. Is this idea of barrier somehow in our minds. I we have something. We want to do photographic and there's all these barriers that crop up things that have to be dealt with problems that have to be solved and overcome in order for us to achieve our creative vision and his ideas simply that we should choose the equipment that imposes the least amount of distraction from our truly creative task said another way more pragmatically. There's a million and one reasons. Why photograph can fail to accomplish what we want to do. Our challenge is to try to find the tools and the techniques that contribute the least amount to those failures. When i'm out in the field i know i'm in big trouble artistically. Top what i'm doing and look up. Something in my cameras instruction manual. 'cause i can't remember how to do it. That's what i mean by interposing a barrier between your creative vision and the finished product. So the obvious implication of hughes thought process has to do with equipment and our choice of equipment. But i'm wondering if we can extend this idea to the art making process itself. I'm tempted to float the idea that the best artwork is the one that provides the least amount of bearer between the viewer and the content. I've often expressed idea this way. Relationship to my image and text combinations. i know. I have failed..
Los' Lounge
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"The loving home clearly. What was the baby in the subway though subject. Do you know that endangered rhinos. In the paul. The population has grown by sixteen percent. That's fantastic exactly does in get you with that. And yes and thinking about animals.
Los' Lounge
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"You can call you. When i was doing good to kraut and still you gave me love. Was it used to that. Most of the people that gave me love ended up taking it back now. There's something new to me. So i'm thanking you but times which i saw let you make it there. I will be one. You can trust but i stand for. I put my life on i do. I guess what i'm asking is so be stanford you and i will bat for.