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everyone , and welcome back to

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A Better Life with George and Steve .

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Hello guys , welcome back .

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It's been a little bit , it's been another week

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, it's come by . The world has changed probably

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five times over .

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Time does fly . It has gone by pretty

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quick for me as well .

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I was just realizing , when I looked at the calendar

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today , that the time the

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clocks go back to normal

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, as I consider normal , on

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like March 3rd or 4th , which is less

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than a month now already .

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Is that right ? Yeah , and

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it is . I can't keep up . Is this the last

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time they're going to do it , or wasn't

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that ? Didn't they say last

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year or two years ago that , all

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right , they're going to change it and that's it .

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I don't know . That group can't agree on anything

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, can they ?

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Let's be honest . I mean they let's go with the flow .

1:27

I think that fell through . I think

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they couldn't agree on .

1:30

I could care less . Okay , so we have to fall

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back , jump forward or

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leap forward , whatever , okay .

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I like it a little lighter in the afternoon , but I must say

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in the dead of winter there's

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something horrible about getting

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up and getting in the car and it's pitch

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black and it's freezing and

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if it's snowing it's even worse . I remember when I

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was a kid , when they changed it to

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save energy for whatever I

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don't know how that works that they saved energy

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and you're still light the same amount of hours and

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you're still dark the same amount of hours

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. But I remember getting

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up , pitch black , standing

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at the bus stop . You felt foolish , but

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that was a long time ago . It's

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a few

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days before the Super Bowl .

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That's certainly . Let me guess who's playing

2:16

. I think got a Kansas City Chiefs

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, that's one . I think it

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is . I want to go and say , 49ers

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, san Francisco 49ers , Really I got it

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, you got it . You

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act like you knew exactly who I was . No , I actually

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had to guess the second one . I had a

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feeling my home was going to clinch the

2:36

championship , the divisional championship this

2:38

year , but I had no idea .

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On the other side , I think there's nothing

2:42

better than a Super Bowl party . Those

2:44

are pretty fun , it's .

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You can watch football . You have no idea what that is . A

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Super Bowl party gathering

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guaranteed a lot

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of food , everyone's

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pretty happy , pretty excited and amped

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up , and it's three hours

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of gladiator TV

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, absolutely .

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The only problem is it doesn't go on to what 6.30

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. People get together at two o'clock

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. They're either drunk by

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the time the game starts or they've

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eaten so much they no longer care .

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Unless you have . You're in a pool or in one

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of those boxes . You bought a box . Right

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yeah the

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food you got wings

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, pizza , subs , anything

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that you can share . A lot of potlucks

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are happening . A lot of beverages

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will be imbibed , A lot of beer

3:36

. Yeah , yeah , I

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wonder how statistically

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or sales-wise , beer

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sales for Super Bowl versus World

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Series versus Stanley

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Cup ? These just

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interesting facts probably

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.

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Bud Light's got a whole campaign . Oh

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, they got to , they got to get back . They got

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to get back after what happened to them last year . They're

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going back to old school with the funny commercials

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and I think some

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of the famous quarterbacks are in the commercials

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.

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Sure .

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Peyton . Peyton Manning is in it

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, Post Malone is in it because he's been

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doing Bud Light commercials too , I see

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. So two of them are in it and it's

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like old school bringing it back . And they bring

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it like a young

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cool guy is like a genie and

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can grant wishes .

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Halftime show . What is it ? Who's

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performing Usher ?

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Usher Huh , they

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don't get paid , but supposedly record

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sales go through the roof after you do this and

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NFL pays the expenses , and those range

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between $16 and $18 million

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Expenses . Prepare

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the lighting , the show , the sound

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, the stage yeah

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.

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It's their production , absolutely so

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they're benefiting the most .

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And I was reading somewhere . Then the record

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sales surge and

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I forgot who it was . I don't know if it was . I think it was Lady

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Gaga . After she performed

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the week after the Super

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Bowl , her record sales increased

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a thousand percent .

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And she's no slouch yeah that's right . A

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thousand percent . A thousand

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percent , so that's

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10X .

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And an $18 million show . She got on a swing

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. I don't remember it , to be honest , at all , which

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is unusual because I usually watch them all .

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That's insane .

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And Usher's been pretty much MIA . You never

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hear about him .

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You would almost say it's a comeback A resurgence

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, like he needs the money . But okay

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, it's an honor , I'll take it at

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that value .

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I'm not quite sure any of them really needs the money

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.

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All right , okay , super Bowl . So

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, oh , actually I want to talk about the Netflix

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series quarterback that

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me .

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I watched a little bit of it .

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I think I binged , maybe like a week ago , of

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that series and I think it's like 10 episodes

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. They follow three quarterbacks Mahomes

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, cousins and

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Marriotta and it was quite

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insightful . I'm not a sport

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nut , so I don't follow

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, I don't wake up and turn on ESPN

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or I don't listen to the fan in the morning

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while driving , so

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it's unlike me who watches , get up on

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ESPN every morning

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at eight o'clock and I record

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it just in case I have

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to do something , work or something .

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So when I finally go to take a shower or

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whatever it is that I could play it while I watch

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it and watch the rest of work in between

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and whatever .

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All right . So you enjoy the updates , you

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enjoy the stats , you enjoy all

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the news of injuries and yeah

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.

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Listen , I like the news , I like who's

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going where . I

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like the football part of it's my favorite . I

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also like basketball . Baseball

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has become a little mundane , if you ask me , and

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they did it to themselves . I don't know what to say

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, but they did . I do like

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to watch it . My

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problem here's my problem with baseball , and

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same problem with all the other sports , but I think

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baseball was the last holdout and

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that was . They built these mega stadiums and

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now it cost a fortune to go to a game and

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you know what All sports All

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sports , but baseball was the last holdout . You

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could go there and get a ticket for $15 , $20

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, $25 . Now you can't get

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a ticket for $50 . You can't get a hot dog for $100 .

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You can't get a hot dog for $15 . You can't get a hot dog for $15 . You

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can't get a hot dog for $15 .

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You can't get a Coca-Cola for $15

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. All right , so how do you expect

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to promote the game if only

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old people with money are watching it ? Right

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, because the kids can't watch it . Kids

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are watching soccer . Kids

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are playing soccer . You are seeing

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kids play sports you never heard of

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before . Kids are playing lacrosse

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. When I went to school , I think

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who was on the lacrosse team ? There

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was no lacrosse team . We

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picked on the kids that played soccer . What are you

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getting Lacrosse ? Well , I

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couldn't pay it on them because they had bats in their

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hand .

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But yeah , america known

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as Apple Pie and baseball right .

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That's got out the window .

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Done .

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Yeah , the sport still makes millions of dollars .

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Yeah , the owners come out victorious

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in all sports .

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I was thinking that one of the big complaints

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was that one of the games this year , one

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of the playoff games , was on a streaming service

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Peacock . Now I own Peacock , so

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I didn't really care . All right , I

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subscribe . I should say to Peacock .

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I don't care what anyone says . There was massive collusion

8:35

. There's no way that this is coming

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out mathematically

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sound right .

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That's interesting because I think

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they paid something

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like $110

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million to show the game . So

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there's 32 teams . That means every

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owner made

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over $3 million a piece . Just

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for that deal Just for that game $3

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million . Now , when

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you were a guy like Jerry Jones who bought

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his team , I think in 1990 for $150

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million and it's now worth $6

9:11

billion , tell

9:13

me where on the open market you get an investment

9:15

like that . $6

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billion . So $150 million . So

9:20

I realize it's 30 years , but

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$150 million into $6

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billion . Think about it when

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you bought your house for $190

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, what is it worth of $2023

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? The only reason it's worth more is because

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the dollar is devalued . But anyway

9:38

, the owners

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are greedy and they're grabbing with

9:42

both hands and that's why they

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tolerate all this crap

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. They tolerate people telling

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them what to do . They tolerate literally

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laughing to the bank and laughing all

9:53

the way to the bank Exactly , laughing

9:56

all the way . It's just $3 million . They made it on

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one broadcast and

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I heard an interview with the owner

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CEO of the chiefs

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. The Hunt family have been

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a major supporter and player

10:09

in the NFL and , before that

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, the AFL , for decades . Lamar

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Hunt I guess that's his name was

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one of the founders of football

10:18

. His team was originally in Texas and

10:22

they opened up the same and I think his

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cousin or his brother or his best friend

10:26

had owned the Dallas Cowboys and

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they both started teams together in Texas

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and

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Hunt ended up in the , the chiefs ended up

10:38

in the AFL and then when they

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merged , everybody became rich . The

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AFL and the NFL merged and it

10:45

just became the American conference

10:47

and the national conference and the national football

10:50

league . And

10:52

he was saying that in

10:54

his interview that streaming sports

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is the way of the future , that soon

10:59

all sports will be streaming

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, that cable companies

11:03

are going the way of the dodo

11:05

is basically what he said . Why

11:08

should you have them ? No , one , more

11:11

and more people are switching . Now I don't

11:13

have cable . As a matter of fact , a guy came to my door today

11:15

I thought it was you , george , on your way

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here . I opened a door . It was a guy

11:19

from Verizon trying to sell me Verizon . I said

11:22

I have Verizon and he

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was saying to me that

11:26

the cable service internet is

11:28

slow . Now I already know that they've been upgrading

11:31

the system around here and

11:33

I've I have a gig , I'm

11:35

trying to upgrade it to two gig for whatever

11:37

reason , but that's what I'm trying

11:39

to do and I should have mentioned

11:42

that to him but

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I didn't . But Optimum

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, who is the cable carrier ? They

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don't have optical network , they

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still have old school cables

11:55

and those aren't able

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though they may be able to do download

11:59

high speeds , they can't do upload

12:01

high speeds . At the end of the day

12:04

, the cable companies are facing

12:06

themselves out . Everything's going to be over the internet

12:08

, everything , all

12:10

sports . And I have to say one of the things

12:12

that I that perplexes me how

12:16

is it that now we

12:18

have all these headsets where you

12:20

could see virtual reality , everything

12:22

that there is in some kind

12:24

of virtual reality camera sitting

12:27

on the basketball court at

12:29

the at the court

12:31

side ? That's videotaping

12:34

, or that's broadcasting the

12:37

game to everybody with

12:39

the virtual helmets on , and

12:41

then they could watch the game as they were watching

12:43

it on court side ? Just

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imagine that . What do you

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think the value would be ? That those maniacs

12:50

that follow teams to

12:53

the end of the earth they would do anything

12:55

to get a virtual look , to be

12:57

able to sit court side virtually

12:59

in their living room . I

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don't know how that doesn't exist yet , certainly

13:05

the technology's there .

13:06

It can't be that nobody thought about it , because

13:09

all I do is say it to everyone I meet yeah

13:12

, there's got to be some bean counter

13:14

out there giving you the the pros and

13:16

cons of each scenario and

13:19

how much they can milk the ticket that's

13:23

right , oh well . It's

13:25

really not for us , right ? It's

13:27

not in our best interest .

13:29

I don't know what's in our best .

13:30

Do you know what's in our best interest anymore ? Just give

13:32

me three square meals a day , a

13:35

warm bed , roof over my head

13:37

.

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I'm with you and a few dozen

13:40

photographs and I'm good .

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Speaking of quite a quite

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an impressive collection . Every

13:49

time I step in here , I notice

13:52

there's more and don't deny it

13:54

there's more .

13:56

This time there's much more from last week , so

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there are three or four more , but

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I have an extra bedroom that had all the stuff

14:02

my ex-wife threw out on the front lawn when I left

14:04

and it just sat in there and

14:06

sat in there . I finally cleaned it all out and cleaned

14:09

out the room and moved . My photographs that were all

14:11

over my apartment are now in that back room

14:14

.

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Now they're nicely lined up around the perimeter

14:16

and I'm still waiting

14:18

for you to name each one . I go in there

14:20

.

14:21

I sit . I take actually the chair I'm sitting

14:23

on and I put it in there and I just

14:25

sit in the middle and I just sit there . Today

14:29

I literally went around the room

14:31

early this morning and played

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probably about five different

14:35

ones and posted it on Facebook

14:38

and said this is this one , this is

14:40

that one , you love it , that's all the

14:42

counts . I try to play everything

14:44

only because you really it's like

14:47

an airplane you got to fly

14:49

it or else you got to maintain it . The

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real interesting thing is that

14:53

I was able to get what's called a replica

14:55

of Edison's tin

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foil photograph , the very first

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one built in 1877 . So

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let's helemaal� . This replica

15:06

has brought much debate from the

15:08

experts who collect photographs

15:10

on exactly what it is , but it is pretty

15:13

sure that it was built by one of Edison's

15:15

engineers from the original blueprints

15:17

of the original one , and it is the exact

15:20

same one that happens to be in the Smithsonian

15:22

, because the original is in Edison's

15:24

lab . It is one that had been

15:26

taking all over the world for demonstrations

15:29

. It was owned by one of the

15:31

foremost collectors

15:33

, who recently passed away

15:35

of all Edison

15:37

photographs , as well as the tinfoil

15:40

photographs , and I was

15:42

lucky to buy it out of an estate . The

15:45

person who was the administrator of the state was looking

15:47

for somebody that was going to love

15:49

it , that was going to collect it

15:51

and not sell it and not auction it , and

15:53

I happened to be in the right place at the right time .

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Life is all about being in the right place at the right time

15:58

.

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So far I've been offered five times when I

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paid for it already and I only picked

16:03

it up on Saturday .

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And today is Wednesday Incredible .

16:06

I know , but anyway

16:08

two more important things .

16:10

That's some good news , it is .

16:13

It is . It's a beautiful beast . It certainly

16:16

adds an element to the collection

16:18

that I never thought would ever be . And

16:21

the person who originally owned it originally

16:23

owned by Edison , but the person

16:25

that the collector that originally

16:28

owned it .

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Think about what you just said . I know Wow .

16:30

Everything in that room , half those things in that

16:32

room , were built in Edison's workshop , under

16:35

Edison's supervision , between

16:38

the years of 1878

16:40

and 1910

16:42

, I want to say in that room , and then there

16:45

are a couple , and then the rest

16:47

are built by in

16:49

the Victor shop between

16:51

1905

16:54

to in Camden

16:56

, new Jersey . Wow , between 1905

16:58

and maybe 1920 .

17:02

So much history .

17:03

It's really just amazing . It's

17:06

amazing and the quality and they

17:09

are . Imagine that you and nothing's

17:11

electric , everything's crank . I

17:13

wouldn't buy anything that was electric , even

17:16

though they made them as time went on . And

17:19

when you crank it up and you feel it and

17:21

you put that cylinder or that disc on

17:24

there and you drop it on the needle and

17:26

you basically walk back in time . Serial

17:30

. Yeah , I was playing a song called we're

17:32

All Americans . Now , it was a

17:35

song that every Berlin had

17:37

written when the

17:39

Americans joined World War One . It's

17:41

amazing what kind of response a song like that

17:43

gets , but especially

17:46

when you're posted on Facebook or something like that

17:48

. But it's that kind of history

17:50

that's all lived through

17:52

. You could tell by the songs

17:54

. It was just such a different world . Everything

17:58

was simplistic .

17:59

Compare yeah , it's a comparison to

18:01

what we're going through today .

18:03

Silver's life and death in a lot of places , but

18:05

it was simplistic , interesting

18:09

.

18:11

Simplistic . That's

18:13

the polar opposite of life

18:15

in the city . I started a new gig

18:17

last week and I'm

18:19

in the city a few days a week . I

18:21

get in to Grand Central and

18:23

the city is just this wild cement

18:27

jungle , as they call it . I was body

18:29

checked twice on the way to the office . It

18:32

was like are you kidding

18:34

me ? Body checked ? Yeah

18:37

, I twirled like 180

18:39

to the left and then I got hit on the

18:41

other shoulder two blocks down the road . I

18:43

spoke to my boss and we had this little

18:46

chuckle . It's not so funny , but we can laugh

18:48

in hindsight . But he also

18:50

experienced . Actually he experienced

18:53

something even more greater . During

18:55

the pandemic this whole Asian hate

18:57

thing was documented

18:59

and he experienced it firsthand . He

19:02

witnessed a gentleman who

19:04

probably was under the influence

19:06

of some kind of narcotic , swinging

19:08

a metal pipe and

19:11

threatening someone at the corner of

19:13

an intersection and immediately

19:16

you have this feeling oh , I got to walk around

19:18

or try to just avoid . He walked

19:20

around but unfortunately his

19:23

eyes connected with the

19:25

salient and he just got

19:27

targeted and

19:30

the man with the pipe came towards him

19:32

and swung , missed , swung

19:34

again , missed , and my boss said

19:36

hey , not looking for any trouble , just

19:39

I'm going to walk away . And then boom

19:41

gets hit in the ribs and

19:43

repeated again . Did not want to

19:45

escalate the situation with

19:48

a calm voice , hands up in the air Listen

19:51

, nothing happened . I'm just going

19:53

my way , you go your way . Boom gets hit

19:55

again , gets hit twice , and then

19:57

a couple more attempts , with

19:59

the pipe being swung and

20:02

whether the salient got tired or

20:04

maybe lost concentration but

20:06

turned around and started walking away . And

20:09

meanwhile my boss is in shock like

20:11

what just happened . Right , we're

20:13

in modern

20:16

day , new York City . He's in

20:18

a suit and just got victimized

20:20

and leads to say he's Japanese

20:22

.

20:23

Yeah , nothing to do with Chinese , other

20:25

than they're from the same part of the world . But Asians

20:27

and those two countries pretty much hate each other , which

20:30

is even more ironic , right .

20:32

I am of Taiwanese descent

20:35

and I don't really understand anything

20:37

about this whole Asian hate thing . I didn't

20:39

really pay too much attention or read

20:42

too much into it , but I was definitely

20:44

aware that this was happening . The thing

20:46

was my boss all of a sudden clicked

20:48

and said wait a minute , like I

20:50

just got , you know , attacked . So

20:54

he decides to call 911

20:56

, thinking oh , what are the chances anything's going to

20:58

happen in today's climate , right With law enforcement

21:00

. But he'd said kudos

21:02

to NYPD . I was on the phone , I

21:05

described the assailant , I described

21:07

where I was and I said until

21:09

this guy is cuffed and arrested , I'm

21:12

going to follow from a safe distance and

21:14

I need some kind of resolution . And

21:17

, to the police department's

21:19

credit , in three minutes there were

21:21

cops on site , the man was stopped

21:23

and arrested and put

21:25

in a squad car for their

21:28

follow up . Whether it was unofficial or

21:30

official , but I said , the fact is the

21:33

assailant looks like he's under the influence . Our

21:35

protocol is we have to take him to the hospital and

21:37

from there most

21:41

likely will be released . So

21:43

you do , you do

21:45

one thing , but the follow up or

21:47

the finish measures are not there , and

21:49

that's . It's a shame

21:52

that our legal system has so many

21:54

loopholes I

21:56

guess that's what we can call them for these scenarios

21:59

, and it's , I

22:02

think , police officers are doing their

22:04

very best to have order , but

22:06

these laws , man

22:09

, what . What a shame

22:11

that there are these really

22:13

loopholes that are meant these , these laws

22:15

that are meant for good , but unfortunately

22:18

things just don't turn out the right

22:20

way .

22:21

Yeah , things have changed . There's no question

22:23

about it . It's different

22:25

than it's ever been before . There's

22:27

nothing really to do about it .

22:29

The society

22:32

is tough . Tough in a way . It's not

22:35

a calming society . That

22:37

I think I remember

22:39

back in the 80s . I think everything was just

22:42

the fact that as a kid you could bike to your

22:44

friend's place , leave it on the front

22:46

lawn , go play in the backyard and

22:48

then ride your bike back and

22:50

make it home for dinner . No one had

22:52

cell phones , no one really

22:55

called to check in , but you just

22:57

had this standard protocol

22:59

right , and society appreciated

23:03

that you can't do that now .

23:05

We wanted around . I grew up in a small town in New Jersey

23:07

. We wanted around aimlessly from the moment we got up in the morning Until

23:10

we had to come home , maybe dinner

23:12

, and my mom yelled out the

23:14

door and hopefully I heard her . Yeah

23:19

, I don't know , as a 45 year old

23:21

man .

23:21

now I don't need to be body checked

23:23

on 46th Street in

23:25

Madison . Come on Of all

23:27

things too .

23:28

But it isn't like it's roughy , it's

23:31

regular people too . I remember after

23:33

9-11 , I lived in New Jersey

23:35

and I don't think I told the story before

23:37

and I was on my way to downtown Manhattan

23:40

where my office was , and it took

23:42

you had to change trains three

23:44

times to be able to get there and

23:47

it was snowing and it was slippery and

23:49

you would go from the path train to the

23:51

subway and it was like a herd of

23:53

people . You could have lifted your feet up and

23:55

just be carried along with the crowd because

23:58

everyone was running and trying to make it . And one day I

24:00

slept and fell and people literally

24:02

just climbed over me and

24:04

a couple of people stepped right on me and went over me

24:06

and I remember looking up at a woman

24:09

she was finally dressed and saying

24:11

to myself are you kidding me ? Did you just step

24:13

on me ? So whatever , I finally

24:15

parted the herd and

24:18

was able to get back to my feet . I had snow

24:20

and I was dirty and whatever , but I

24:22

had to go try a case at the National Labor Relations

24:24

Board . So I really had a rush

24:26

because it was on for 9.30 or 9 o'clock

24:28

. So I get over there . I just

24:31

get right over there . I was in Federal

24:33

Plaza and my office was across the street , but I couldn't

24:35

go there yet because I had to be here . And

24:38

I get into the courthouse . I get

24:40

into the hearing room and

24:42

the administrative lawyer judge was the lady that stepped

24:44

on me . I need

24:46

to say I won that my case that day . But I

24:49

looked at her , she looked at me , she recalled

24:52

what happened and I didn't say

24:54

a word . But I wanted to Boy you

24:57

imagine . Here's a woman just

24:59

stepped right on me . I

25:02

don't remember if it was administrative law judge or if it was

25:04

one of the agents

25:06

for the National Labor Relations Board

25:08

, but she stepped right on me . And

25:11

that just goes to show you it's not ruffians

25:14

when you're commuting , it's everybody

25:16

, every Man-woman and child for

25:18

themselves . Like you get on the subway , sometimes

25:21

you can get on the four for the express

25:23

. There's a four and six that goes downtown , some

25:25

Grant Central , right . So

25:28

the four at rush hour is just hordes

25:30

of people pushing in . Where

25:32

you could go , take the six in

25:34

the summer the air conditioners work and

25:36

it's not crowded . It just takes an extra 15

25:39

minutes . So if you lie yourself your

25:41

time , you could travel downtown

25:43

like a gentleman , but

25:45

nobody does that those words

25:48

right , gentlemen and a lady .

25:49

It's yesteryear's gone , sad

25:53

, I Don't know . So

25:55

true , I Try

25:57

to . I try to teach my kids a little bit about

25:59

civility and being a lady

26:01

and being a gentleman . And it's hard

26:03

. You , ultimately , you

26:05

lead by example . So I do my

26:07

best , but I am lacking

26:10

in so many aspects that

26:12

I just see I just have to try my

26:14

best , lead by example .

26:17

Yeah , well , kids , you can only do this again

26:19

. There are things that come up , you just can't help

26:21

yourself . What to

26:24

do , what not to do speaking of the city , this

26:26

.

26:27

So there's just so much foot traffic

26:29

now . So I think everything's back . We're

26:31

actually office hunting right now and

26:34

there's just so many . There's

26:36

so many options and it's shown by so many

26:39

different types of people . You have the

26:41

old school . These

26:43

guys have not , they

26:45

have not adapted to modern society

26:47

, technology just they're

26:50

the dinosaurs of the industry . And

26:52

you have a representative showing

26:54

representing the place . You

26:57

have a broker . You have so

27:00

many levels of people you need

27:02

to communicate in order to lease out a

27:04

single Studio . And

27:06

then you have these amazing modern

27:10

Office suites like the we

27:12

works of the world . The Regis of the world

27:14

we works is going bankrupt . It's

27:16

incredible . But you have all

27:18

these real estate companies that own really

27:21

beautiful Places

27:23

that they furnished for small

27:25

offices and communal spaces and things like

27:27

that , and it's just the , this full

27:29

Spectrum that you get to see in New York City , and

27:31

some of these places are just gorgeous , true

27:34

? So hopefully , we land in a nice place and

27:36

, a little by little , this startup company that I'm

27:38

part of will flourish .

27:43

I think , I really believe it's the right time . It's

27:45

the right time for business again .

27:47

I know people winding up in and kick

27:49

starting something . It's great . I think there's

27:52

a lot of energy and a lot of spirit motivating

27:54

a lot of people to do the same .

27:55

I Think people would

27:57

say that , oh , it's not that time

27:59

again , or whatever . I think the world's changed . You

28:02

have to recognize that change and

28:04

those change produce opportunities . Agreed

28:07

and I think that's where the world is

28:09

right now . I think there's always opportunities

28:11

. I think there's always companies that

28:13

flourish . I think they have to just

28:15

realize . Those who realize

28:17

and me two companies aren't gonna flourish just

28:20

following the herd kind of thing . But

28:22

my office is similar . It's inside

28:24

a group of a whole bunch of other

28:26

small business people and

28:29

I'm lucky that I have that

28:31

. We have a strong support staff that run

28:33

it and they're basically at my women

28:35

and Need at any time . I

28:38

need somebody for a day to do something that

28:41

they produce , a person for me . They

28:43

answer my phones , they do all

28:45

the things necessary .

28:47

That's awesome and Ultimately , businesses

28:49

. You're offering a service or good right

28:51

. So if you can really just stick

28:53

to that , you're onto something and

28:56

just do it the best of your ability .

28:58

Excellence , I agree , my headphones are bothering

29:00

me today . I don't know why , out of the clear blue sky , they

29:02

never bother me . Yeah , and

29:05

having said that , I think the weather is gonna start

29:07

for some reason . I always think in

29:09

February the weather is gonna start warming up

29:11

. For no reason whatsoever , and I realized we're in

29:13

the middle of winter and went the other way .

29:15

This week was very chilly .

29:16

And I really believe that the weather is gonna

29:19

start improving . I really believe it's

29:21

gonna start getting warm this early Maybe

29:23

in two weeks . Maybe I see it 2025

29:27

degrees ?

29:27

Yeah , it's cold , but is it the

29:29

worst that my month ago , we were waking up at 12

29:31

degrees ? It was cold

29:33

, that was cold and . I

29:35

walked to the station in the morning . I

29:38

have a good 18-20 minute

29:40

walk , so by the time I get to the station

29:42

my face is about to crack and

29:45

I laugh at myself . I guess that's better than parking

29:47

Pond .

29:48

On with the parking situation .

29:50

Yeah , you can't right any suburb You're

29:53

. You're waiting for a three-year

29:55

wait list for a parking spot . What can I

29:57

do ? I get my steps in , and

30:00

now I know I'm old when I'm looking at

30:02

my iPhone and I'm calculating hey

30:04

, how many steps that I get in today . And

30:06

you know what this it's . It's

30:09

good , right , it's a lifestyle change . Even

30:11

even before I get to the office

30:13

, by the time I get to my office in the morning , I've

30:15

already cleared what ? Maybe

30:17

five , six thousand steps , which is

30:19

more than my average I did last

30:22

year . I just took a look before we

30:24

had dinner Today and

30:26

I already cleared sixteen thousand steps

30:28

, and that's today

30:30

. By the time I go to bed tonight

30:33

, I'll probably have 18,000 and that's

30:35

good Welcome to working in on that . Yeah

30:37

, comfortable shoes

30:39

is is a must , it's

30:42

a must it gets by the you

30:44

ever watched here's .

30:45

They used to do as a whole episode . I don't towards

30:47

the end on comfortable shoes .

30:49

Oh really .

30:50

Yeah , the great leaders of

30:52

the wall had had

30:54

the world all had comfortable

30:56

shoes .

30:58

Yeah , shoes , I enjoy nice

31:00

pair of shoes . That's . It's

31:02

become a I don't know somewhat

31:04

of a thing .

31:06

I don't mind spending some money on shoes you

31:08

need them and you gotta wear them and you want to

31:10

be comfortable . When I started working in the city , I

31:12

started wearing rubber bottom shoes because

31:15

the thin leather ones I used to eat them , to Just

31:18

eat them up . I wear

31:20

Alan Edmonds mostly okay , because I have

31:22

a interesting with foot and

31:24

Alan Edmonds are the best

31:27

to me and I have some now and I have the and

31:29

I have the ones on television now , the ones that

31:31

they look like Uh , the top is a

31:33

regular shoe and the bottom is like a sneaker

31:35

, with a white Okay for everything on it

31:37

and awesome what's

31:40

. You start wearing them . You never go back to wear it

31:42

. A regular dress shoe , it's just the way it is . I

31:44

just threw a whole bunch out . I have one pair

31:46

, two pairs maybe , but

31:49

that's the way it is . I know we said we're gonna have a

31:51

special guest , but I was preoccupied

31:53

this week . You were running around left and right , yeah my

31:56

, my girlfriend got COVID and I

31:58

was trying to get her to the doctor without getting

32:00

infected and trying to , I didn't really

32:02

see her . I'd be like outside the house and

32:05

it was a whole thing . She had no food

32:07

and who was gonna pick up the drugs . It went

32:09

on and on and she's still , and she's

32:11

still not that great . And she just tested positive

32:14

on Monday . So today's Wednesday , but

32:16

she was sick on Saturday when I left her , but

32:18

not like she is now and

32:21

you have to be careful , and you have to be careful

32:23

. I can't get it because I'm

32:25

a 9-11 victim and I have a lot of stuff

32:28

and I don't want to have asthma .

32:30

It'll be complicated .

32:31

It's complicated , yeah , and

32:33

you don't want to get sick , so you get the

32:35

. They have you scared into a to a

32:37

point and then she is all

32:39

the vaccinations . Yeah , she's

32:41

healthy as a horse and she's

32:44

sick as hell . She has trouble breathing

32:46

, she is and whatever . I got her

32:48

a vaporizer and she's

32:50

on predisone and all those things . Wow

32:53

, there's so many people that are sick and

32:55

you want to hear the best . She calls chest at the point

32:57

with her doctor . For some reason

32:59

she decides to take a temporary

33:02

test or a home at home test

33:04

. So she takes

33:06

, it comes up positive . She

33:09

calls the doctors and says just wanna let you know , I

33:11

just tested positive . They said forget it , we're canceling

33:13

your appointment , you're not coming in , we

33:15

don't want you here . I never heard of such

33:17

a thing .

33:19

I have no idea what a protocol , medical

33:21

protocol is , but that sounds wrong .

33:25

When I was oh , were they only one healthy people there ? I

33:27

don't understand . When I had COVID

33:30

last time , I am allergic to the

33:32

ProVoxid or whatever the

33:34

name of the drug is , so they gave me

33:36

the intravenous antibodies . They

33:39

sent me over to the hospital . Everyone acted

33:41

like I didn't have COVID . I had a mask

33:43

on . No one said anything . No one said

33:45

stand back . No one said Pete

33:47

. The guy parked my car . Everybody

33:50

did everything and I'm saying to myself

33:52

well , what's going on ? What is the real protocol

33:54

? And nobody even knows . They changed it again . It

33:57

went on the CDC site and

33:59

it says 10 days . If you're severe , 10

34:02

days , maybe 20 days . It

34:04

was five days , 10

34:07

days . They changed everything

34:09

because I guess to

34:11

somewhat . It's political how they decide

34:14

what these days are gonna pay . So

34:16

they moved it back to what was probably

34:19

necessary from the beginning . I

34:21

don't know what to say , but I feel bad for her .

34:23

Yeah . It's never a good thing

34:25

when you're bedridden and you're just sick

34:27

like really sick and you don't know

34:29

what to do . But

34:32

she'll get

34:34

better , just fighting through it . Yeah

34:37

.

34:38

I just I buy her food

34:40

, I drop it off . What are you gonna do ?

34:42

Why can't a doctor say oh , if you eat

34:44

more steaks , you're more prone to withstand

34:46

, or ward off .

34:48

You made a great steak tonight , so maybe I will

34:50

stay Super human for a few hours .

34:54

Steak is always a crowd pleaser right . Whenever

34:56

I make steaks for my kids , they

34:58

wolf it down .

35:00

I know you left me , but I went to Outback with

35:02

Samantha , oh , the other day .

35:04

Okay , I said let's go to Outback .

35:06

That's an amazing value and

35:08

I had the King Cut Prime

35:11

Rib . Okay , oh God , it was

35:13

awesome .

35:14

Was it awesome .

35:15

First of all , the baked potato . The skin's all crispy

35:18

.

35:19

Did you have the blooming onion ?

35:21

I didn't have the blooming onion because I knew we got the

35:23

blooming shrimp . Okay , and they were

35:25

a little salty . I didn't really care for them , but

35:27

the Prime Rib was awesome .

35:29

Prime Rib .

35:30

I got horseradish and then it's

35:32

the best deal in the world the Prime Rib

35:34

. I don't forget how much it was , but it wasn't very expensive

35:36

. The whole bill was less than a hundred bucks

35:38

and we both had , you know good

35:42

food .

35:42

I mean , their commercials were the best . They had this huge

35:45

giant steak with a piece of parsley on

35:47

it . They called it salad , that

35:49

was . I will never forget that that was

35:51

a good commercial , oh man

35:54

. And the way . It was amazingly good

35:56

. It's good . Where's an alpac near here ? Oh

35:58

, is it in ?

35:58

the closet over there . It was in New Jersey , right across the street

36:00

from Steve Sizzling's steaks . So

36:03

I'm trying to tell her maybe we should go to Steve

36:05

Sizzling's steaks . Whoa , and she's

36:07

. What is that ? I don't know what that is , I don't know

36:09

. It went on and on and I was like okay , let's

36:11

just go to Alpac , okay

36:14

, okay , certainly

36:16

, alpac was cheaper and the Prime Rib was

36:18

All right .

36:20

I don't know if they yeah , it did its job .

36:22

They had a special of I think it was 28

36:24

ounce rib eye too , but 28

36:26

ounce , that's gotta be bone in .

36:28

I mean , it was bone in . Okay , so you take six

36:30

ounces off .

36:31

Maybe it was 25 ounce , I don't know All right , but

36:33

it was huge and I didn't get that

36:35

. I like Prime Rib because you can't get it all the time

36:37

. Yeah , you know cause you gotta make a whole

36:39

big thing , right , but Alpac

36:41

, you can't believe I'm saying this again . We're

36:43

plugging Alpac . Alpac has it every

36:45

weekend Friday , saturday , sunday .

36:47

Okay , I'm gonna take my Sunday , so maybe not

36:49

Sunday .

36:50

Go there , you're gonna be surprised at the Prime

36:52

Rib . No kidding , the King

36:55

cut was huge and I had

36:57

those guys laugh and I won't tell

36:59

you what I said to them because

37:01

it's embarrassing

37:03

. It was good , the waiters were great , it was really

37:06

good . It didn't cost much . It's a good meal , good

37:08

place to eat . You see people there with their whole families

37:11

, that's what you know what I

37:13

love seeing that . I love seeing .

37:15

And you know what Food is so

37:17

expensive today . But when

37:20

you can take your kids out and just have

37:22

a great meal and you're like , you

37:24

don't have to worry too much about being so posh

37:26

and like . Manners are important

37:29

, yes , but you can let loose a

37:31

little bit . And in a place like Alpac man

37:33

, did you have any dessert

37:35

? We ?

37:37

took a . It was a peanut butter

37:39

and chocolate , with these weird

37:41

cookies on the top . That

37:43

were awesome . We took it home .

37:45

Yeah , it was probably super sweet , like

37:47

any American chain restaurant

37:49

.

37:49

We split it , but it's okay .

37:51

You do it once in a while and you're just living

37:53

right . I think a cup of coffee , yeah , You're enjoying life . We

37:56

were watching .

37:57

We binge watched . We're binge watching right

37:59

at the end of Mr Robot until

38:01

she got sick . You know how I feel about Mr Robot

38:03

. I was happy to do it . I would have done anything just

38:05

to watch three more episodes .

38:06

I binged on Brother's Son on Netflix

38:09

and my girlfriend's now on

38:11

Grisela . She says it's awesome

38:13

.

38:13

That's what everyone says .

38:15

I don't know if it's like a chick flick or something , but

38:17

she loves it and yeah , that's

38:19

great .

38:20

She had never . She's a soccer fan , she's a big

38:22

messy fan . Okay , and

38:24

I said did you ever watch Ted Lasso

38:27

? She said what's that ?

38:29

Oh my goodness .

38:30

So we started on Ted Lasso and she

38:32

laughs a lot .

38:33

Messi's in Japan right now . Actually that was funny

38:35

. My girlfriend just mentioned that earlier today

38:37

in the text . Messi and his team are

38:39

playing some Japanese team exhibition match

38:41

in Tokyo .

38:44

And I have the Apple TV plus soccer

38:47

mainly because

38:49

I wanted to watch

38:51

Messi . I've become addicted . Just

38:53

like everybody else , I have a pink shirt Wow

38:56

Says Messi on the back , oh my God , and

38:58

I don't even like soccer , but I do watch , like

39:00

watching him , because he's really an

39:03

amazing talent . Yeah , it's ridiculous

39:06

Like

39:08

he's playing a different game than everybody else and I know

39:10

there's always been those kind of , and

39:12

I remember Pelé and I remember

39:14

some great players .

39:16

Messi undoubtedly right , One of the greatest

39:18

, if not the greatest .

39:18

I've been all those supposedly the same thing and

39:20

Beckham and I never saw Beckham

39:23

play . But Beckham owns the team that Messi

39:25

one of the owners of the team that Messi's on . So

39:27

that's even draws

39:29

in a little bit more .

39:31

Yeah , Inter Miami .

39:33

And let's not forget that New Jersey

39:35

, the Giant Stadium , just got

39:38

the 2026

39:41

.

39:42

World Cup final , which is crazy

39:44

, the Outbid what

39:46

. Dallas in LA . Yeah , I saw

39:48

a little thing . Soccer fans were

39:50

a little bit worried about the grass situation

39:53

. Yeah , a football pitch and a

39:55

soccer pitch completely different

39:57

scenario . You're there to slide

39:59

and there's give on a soccer

40:01

pitch . People are a little worried but

40:04

whatever , these are

40:06

professional players , they're adults . You

40:08

got to adapt .

40:09

They're gonna figure it out and they're gonna change

40:11

the stadium . Okay , they ripped the grass up

40:13

. Put it in 50 times .

40:15

Who knows how many times do

40:17

NFL players get injured ? That's

40:19

turf , I get it .

40:22

But I think , what do you think the prices of those ?

40:23

tickets are gonna be . So I

40:25

had this interesting conversation with

40:28

my friend about FIFA

40:30

. He went and

40:32

saw five games in Qatar

40:34

the last World Cup and

40:37

Qatar did a great job . Everyone

40:39

who I know who went can't

40:41

stop praising the organization

40:44

, how safe it was FIFA

40:47

. They bought their tickets through FIFA

40:49

when they first came out , so it wasn't scalpers

40:52

. They were $55 , $65

40:54

tickets and they honored

40:57

it and executed and they were able to watch

40:59

five games throughout the week . That's

41:02

pretty cool . I hope , I

41:04

really hope there's no

41:06

shenanigans Over here

41:08

in the United States when tickets are sold

41:11

. I don't want to hear about bots

41:13

buying thousands of tickets a pop

41:15

or corporations getting

41:17

preferential pre sale

41:20

tickets and all that . It's

41:23

meant for the people .

41:24

But they , but the games are spread out all over

41:26

the whole country .

41:26

There's quarterfinals gonna be in Dallas , so it's

41:28

not like .

41:30

But still a little more complicated to get around

41:32

.

41:32

I know America . You

41:34

have me at a very side-eye

41:37

position . I wouldn't say this back

41:39

in the 80s , growing up here , but today

41:41

, like you , can't

41:43

tell me Someone's not Scheming

41:46

to maximize these tickets football

41:48

tickets , baseball tickets , hockey tickets

41:50

, basketball tickets , even tennis

41:53

tickets , everything is just so . It's

41:55

disgusting , right , it's disgusting

41:58

. You have two kids

42:00

. You want to take your family

42:02

out , family of four ? Right , we had

42:04

this same story discussion

42:06

all the time . It's gonna run you over a thousand

42:08

dollars . The

42:11

moment you realize you're a thousand dollars short and

42:14

you're probably sitting next to a belligerent

42:16

drunk guy Spilling

42:18

and cursing and it's okay , there's

42:21

a lesson somewhere , I'm

42:25

sorry , I don't want to be so pessimistic about

42:27

it's . I'm with you . It's become

42:29

this thing .

42:31

No , it's hope . You know what it's like going to the metal , and

42:33

so I don't know if you've ever been there . It's miserable

42:36

.

42:36

Yeah , the TV experience . I have to admit

42:38

, though , tv production , american

42:41

sports , fantastic . Yeah

42:43

it's great , it's fantastic . And I always

42:45

say if I were to take my family

42:47

to a game , I could just that

42:50

week buy new TV . It's

42:53

I say that same thing . All yeah , yeah

42:55

, it's just opportunity cost you

42:58

sit in a nice calm environment , you can

43:00

pause if you need to go

43:02

make some more popcorn or make a sandwich

43:04

.

43:04

We're gonna order in order in food . You

43:07

have a party .

43:09

Yeah , this leads back to a Super Bowl Sunday

43:11

coming up in four days . Pretty

43:15

exciting . Who do you think's gonna win ? I

43:18

Money Patrick Mahomes

43:20

. I don't care if people think he's a little injured

43:22

or whatnot , but he's gonna

43:24

make it . I didn't hear that he was oh

43:27

, maybe I'm reciting last year scenario

43:29

in my head .

43:31

Yeah , I don't know I can . I gotta have the game of

43:33

his life . The big question is whether

43:35

Taylor Swift is flying back from Japan

43:37

to watch the game . Who

43:39

cares ? Really but

43:42

I'm like I'm not of

43:44

the of the group that

43:46

says who cares she should

43:48

go away . I don't really care what she does she

43:50

wants to watch the game later , come on neutral

43:53

. To me they're like oh , we're worried about security

43:55

. What is she ? What do you think

43:57

her security staff is ?

43:59

It's probably second to none to the president

44:01

.

44:02

United States right , they probably

44:04

. They have advanced teams .

44:05

They have everything I have , no yeah

44:07

, I could care less , but I'm

44:09

just excited for the guys that are

44:11

competing and hatching the homes . Man

44:14

, what uh ?

44:15

what about party from San Francisco Cinderella

44:17

story ? Imagine that last person

44:19

taking the draft .

44:20

Yeah .

44:22

There's a great story how they drafted him and

44:24

and the coach wanted

44:26

to . Shanahan wanted to draft

44:28

him as last , but

44:30

Some of the other coaches

44:32

were like listen , he's not

44:34

the talent , get somebody else . Whatever

44:37

, the owner stepped in and asked the

44:39

coach , who do you think is the best player on the

44:41

board right at the moment ? And he says , without

44:43

a doubt is pretty . And

44:45

he was right . And People

44:47

are said the argument now is this people

44:50

are saying that , oh , the team's so great

44:52

. They make him look good , oh , my goodness . Oh

44:54

, please , what world

44:57

do you live in ?

44:59

Give the kid a break this kid is great

45:01

.

45:01

Yeah and he's gonna

45:04

be even better . He's just getting warmed

45:06

up . Yeah but I think my home still

45:08

is you gotta say my homes

45:10

until he doesn't do it . But

45:12

so far he's done everything . Everything

45:14

he's been asked of hurt , not

45:16

hurt , just done amazing jobs . Yeah

45:19

, and the best defense they've ever had , or

45:22

he's ever had , you got that and their

45:24

coach is offensive mind . He's brilliant and

45:26

they have spags . Who was the ? Was the

45:28

Giants coach ? Those great Giants defenses

45:31

where his concoction You're

45:33

gonna be local , you're .

45:35

You're gonna go to the lounge to watch .

45:36

I'm going somewhere yeah , I don't know where .

45:38

I think I'm gonna go to the lounge this the doc

45:41

James cigar lounge we're gonna have

45:43

a Nice spread . I think they're

45:46

gonna have a sprint . A couple guys are Coordinating

45:48

and we're gonna have a nice spread .

45:49

I just took out a whole thing of the pork bellies

45:51

.

45:52

Oh so .

45:52

So I don't think I'm gonna smoke them , but I think I'm gonna try to cook

45:54

them in the oven with my , like I did with the ribs

45:56

. I think that's how it comes out better more control and

45:59

then easier cuz I could stay in the house and do it

46:01

. Yeah , I'll put my sauce on them and then I'll just

46:03

buy a whole bunch of rolls perfect

46:05

, perfect . All

46:08

right , the idea is to get in

46:10

there . Hot , that's the thing .

46:11

I think they'll probably have some

46:13

hot burners and stuff . So all

46:16

good , all right , man Wow

46:18

.

46:19

So what's your prediction I ?

46:21

Have . I know nothing about football

46:24

and spreads and stuff , but I feel like If

46:28

I were a betting man , I put money on my homes

46:30

and I think they win by Ten

46:34

write it down .

46:36

All right , I bet I'm a homes

46:38

too . I think they're gonna

46:40

stun San Francisco and just go

46:42

at it and just blow them out of the water . Yeah , try

46:44

it anyway . So it's pretty good

46:46

. Could go the other way too , who knows . But

46:49

that's where my money is . So everyone

46:51

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47:06

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hit over what ? 800 ?

47:10

eight something this week and over 800

47:13

downloads is the first time we've gone

47:15

that high , yeah , and also

47:17

also we're 175

47:19

cities in almost 20

47:21

countries around the world . Um

47:24

, it's pretty amazing . We're

47:27

still trying to get somebody in Antarctica , but we

47:29

haven't been able to do that , yeah .

47:31

I can't wait to take this on the road . When

47:33

we go to restaurants and podcast

47:36

on site , I always

47:39

try to be as fair and honest

47:41

, and I think just we're

47:43

in our second season of podcasting

47:46

episode three Right , so three . It's

47:48

been so much fun and I think we're really getting

47:50

into our stride and finding

47:53

our voice with all this . I can't wait to do

47:56

a quick restaurant critique and Just

47:59

talk about food that we we were gonna have for the first

48:01

time .

48:02

We're getting through the winter . Once we're through the winter , george

48:04

, starting a new position , and once

48:06

yeah .

48:07

We're all of our information about that when

48:09

, when , we really launch , but I can't wait

48:11

to share it with everyone .

48:12

When we we uh weather

48:14

warms up , it's a little lighter at night . We'll be going

48:17

out a little more and have more reports for you

48:19

, but we're gonna be on that . I thank you all for listening

48:21

. Uh , anything else

48:23

, george ?

48:23

Nope , thank you , and we will be

48:25

back very soon . Thanks so

48:28

much .

48:28

Have a good week . Go Kansas

48:31

City .