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All right.

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The golf boy's back for play.

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We start with the Masters.

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There's lots of different things that go on the Masters.

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I highly encourage everybody who's

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watching this to watch the foreplay

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podcast with Frankie Borelli,

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the pizza maker it was excellent.

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It may be because I was there

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so I know how excitable that young guy was

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but he had some fortuitous breaks.

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The part, I don't even know if we

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can put it in just a taste of what we're doing

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but him talking about the hole in one

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when he was like waving his hat.

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<v ->He said--</v>
<v ->Like he was a sailor.</v>

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<v ->That's what he said he goes like</v>

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the sailors when they depart

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and he's like we're all waving our hats going nuts.

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<v ->It was a hilarious take on it</v>

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so it was very good.

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<v ->Frankie, that's it, he knows it but he's peaked,</v>

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his life is all downhill from here

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at the ripe age of 23 so--

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<v ->So we'll go to you, Rigs since you're</v>

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a golf guy, thoughts on the overall

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trip at the Masters, the Sergio victory,

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the sportsmanship angle that a lot of people

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like myself and Kevin want to puke.

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When they were like slapping each other

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on the ass and giving each other hugs

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and tickling each others balls and all that shit.

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<v ->Really made for disgusting TV from a competitive</v>

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person like myself, so the floor is yours.

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<v ->Look, the first half of the day</v>

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was a snooze fest in terms of the Masters

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but it always delivers on the back nine

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they've been saying forever,

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Masters doesn't start 'til the back nine on Sunday.

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It was everything you asked for, it was a good storyline,

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those two guys separated themselves,

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they are good buddies so I know

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that you guys fucking hate that shit,

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the thing that I think you confuse it for

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is they still want to beat each other

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as badly as possible they just

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can recognize and unbelievable shot

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and stepping up to the moment,

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so they're patting each other on the ass.

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I can see why people don't like it

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I don't mind it at all, I think it's cool

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I think it adds to it I think it's

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what makes golf different

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but in terms of the overall storyline of the day,

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Sergio making an Eagle on 15 after he made

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the birdie on 14, coming back after

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about 10 different times where

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I think everybody in the world was like

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this is where Sergio blows it,

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this is where Sergio blows it,

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this is where Sergio blows it,

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and then somehow he won the Masters?

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It was fucking awesome,

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we saw him at Publix too so shout out to us, Monday night.

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<v ->Well but did you talk to him like Mark Wahlberg.</v>

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<v ->We literally took--</v>

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<v ->Mark Wahlberg, I bullied Mark Wahlberg</v>

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right off the internet.

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<v ->But here's what happened is that</v>

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we had just arrived in Augustus

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and we were like oh let's go get a picture

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with him they were like wait

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it's like Augusta that might be different,

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so we didn't go do it.

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In hindsight we probably should've,

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we just made Rob run over

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and take a weird picture of him

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from like 40 feet away.

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But he was the first guy we saw

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in Augusta, he ended up winning.

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The star was obviously Frankie Borelli.

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We had this big plan last night to do

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a full Masters recap, we were gonna do a different segments.

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Frankie came in just beaming, he came in

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so we were like get him on a podcast

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immediately, he went on for an hour.

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<v ->Things were just lining up,</v>

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I met the right people I have to tell you

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these stories, it was fucking insane.

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<v ->Just tell me, we'll do it again on the podcast.</v>

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Frankie is fired up, Frankie's fired up.

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<v ->Matt Kuchar hit a hole in one</v>

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right in front of my eyeballs and I passed out.

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Like I blacked out.

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<v ->Awesome that you listened to it and plugged it,</v>

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foreplay go download subscribe but yeah

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I mean the whole week was unbelievable.

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Shout out to Natty, the Natty shot

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couldn't have been more fun.

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<v ->That looks awesome--</v>

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<v ->That was actually--</v>

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<v ->That was where I was jealous.</v>

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<v ->Now this we have first of all the Wahlberg</v>

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I mention it so Marky Mark tweeted,

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congratulations Sergio Garcia

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about time you won a Master,

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all the hard work it was great talking

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with you this morning, like he just

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threw it in like he somehow had something to do with it.

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So I just quoted the Tweet and said,

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breaking, Mark Wahlberg talked to Sergio

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this morning, he deleted the Tweet.

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I put him in a body bag, I zipped it up

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and I dropped it in the Charles river.

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So I put him off the internet,

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shout out RIP, I'm surprised he backed down like that.

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<v ->It was the Natty shack to go from</v>

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a Midas, we were a little sketchy.

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It was a Midas fucking auto shop

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and it was awesome.
<v ->I think that plays into it.</v>

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<v ->I wanted an update, I told this story</v>

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on Barstool radio for those who

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don't listen to Barstool radio

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we went out they had a country club

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as the name of the bar, one night

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there were four ladies that we're chatting with,

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one of the girls her dad was a member

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at a golf, we've tried to explain

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what having a green jacket means, what being

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a member of Augusta National means.

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<v ->300 total.</v>

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<v ->It is the most exclusive.</v>

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<v ->That's it, members?</v>
<v ->300 members.</v>

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<v ->It is the most exclusive frat in the world.</v>

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It's the highest most...

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I'd say, those 300 are three of the

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thousand most powerful people in America

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maybe the world--

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<v Rigs>And they walk like it too.</v>

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<v ->And they walk like it and they don't care</v>

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about the rules, they don't care about anything

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they play by Frat rules.

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<v ->A true testament to how impressive</v>

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they really were I thought there

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was a chance that you were gonna

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come back hating all that 'cause

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we talked about golf and their rules

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and their a chance toity shit,

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the fact that you are so impressed with them

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I think shows even double how badass they are.

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<v ->You know when there's fake power</v>

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and people act important who aren't

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like a bouncer at a club so to speak

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or you know whatever.

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Like fake celebrities, fake importance.

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There was nothing fake about what,

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and by the way--

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<v ->But it is kind of fake.</v>

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<v ->No it is not, Kevin.</v>

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<v ->Kevin they could murder you right now</v>

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like I actually believe that.

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<v ->We're not kidding it's international waters.</v>

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<v ->Yeah, it's wild.</v>
<v ->Inside of Augusta National.</v>

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<v ->I think--</v>
<v ->Anything goes.</v>

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<v ->But it's fake 'cause it's just like</v>

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they run a golf course.

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But it's real because everybody buys into it.

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<v ->No no no no no no.</v>

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You're missing the point, they have people

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placed at the highest powers, like Goodell,

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like everybody--

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<v ->It just happens to be a golf course</v>

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where they all come together.

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<v ->Right right, it's like the Illuminati meets in Augusta.</v>

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<v ->Exactly.</v>
<v ->Yeah yeah.</v>

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<v ->Like oh I'm having a problem with any,</v>

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like I can't get this casino done here or--

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<v ->Like the girl that we met at the bar</v>

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whose dad was the member she tried to play it off

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like yeah my dad got in 'cause he really likes golf.

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And we were like--

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<v ->Yeah your dad's the head of the mafia.</v>

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<v ->So Dave did a little research and it was like, oh.</v>

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<v ->Oh you have a house on Cliff Road in Nantucket,</v>

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how convenient just the most...

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And they all went to fancy schools.

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Anyways I walked by the bar and Rigs

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and this girl's hitting it off

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I swear to god, dead serious I heard Rigs say,

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I'm a three handicap, I can play in the membered guest.

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Like he was working all weekend.

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<v ->Absolutely.</v>

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<v ->Take your chance man, you're only gonna be in Augusta once</v>

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<v ->Her friends too couldn't have dropped</v>

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quicker that her dad was a member of Augusta National

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and I just popped right up.

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<v ->I mean those green jackets--</v>
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what'd you just say?

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<v ->I'm surprised you didn't propose.</v>

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<v ->Oh I was close, they had to drag me out of the bar.</v>

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<v ->We were talking like if he did,</v>

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like Rigs would just left us

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like he would've been on the inside

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like the ropes, tagging along.

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<v ->I would've like when you guys</v>

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would've walked by me while I was on the inside

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you guys are on the outside, I would've like

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looked the other way.

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(laughs)

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<v ->Yeah, I don't know those guys.</v>

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<v ->What was your takeaway, that's your</v>

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first time there obviously.

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<v Rigs>First time there.</v>

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<v ->What would you take away the experience.</v>

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<v ->My takeaway was that--</v>

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<v ->Not the play on the courses really Augusta.</v>

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<v ->Augusta was that I went in,</v>

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I told Trent this, I went in walking in

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on Tuesday for the first time

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and I was nervous because I thought I was gonna

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be let down and it is just for

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someone who's such a golf nerd

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I'm obsessed with the history and that course

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has all of it, it was unbelievable,

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I think it really adds to it too.

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You think they overdo it with the no

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cellphones and all that, it makes it even cooler.

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It's like you're in 1950 the only thing

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you have to do the whole time you're there

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is just watch the golf and pay attention to it,

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pay attention to the course.

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The place is unbelievably hilly.

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Which is shocking like you really can't tell

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on TV the greens look like a fucking putt putt course

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because they're so undulating so I was

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taken aback by the whole thing.

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I thought it was awesome but then again

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I'm a big golf guy so.

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<v ->This story too, I'm sorry if some of it's</v>

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repetitive because I was doing Barstool radio

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but not the rundown and this is just so typical.

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So Frankie and I were walking to the course

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to see where everything's at and

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we didn't have watches because

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my time is usually my cell phone

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so we didn't have the phones

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so I asked some old timer,

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I'm like what time is it because we have to get back.

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He just gave me this, he goes

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time stands still here.

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(laughter)

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like it was the most you don't ask the time.

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He had that line it was almost

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like he was baiting me like it looked

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like he had a watch and he didn't.

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I was just like alright I'll just fucking

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eat my pimento sandwich which I didn't eat.

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<v ->The dramatics are unbelievable.</v>

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<v ->Yeah we had-</v>

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<v ->Time stands still.</v>
<v ->I can appreciate it</v>

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and respect it and seeing how you guys

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enjoyed it was cool but

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it's so ridiculous.

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It is so dramatic.

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<v ->I went in thinking that too</v>

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like it's gonna be a little ridiculous

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and it's just you buy in when you're there.

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It's just fucking awesome.
<v ->Yeah well you're</v>

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part of the cults, man this is why they can run the world.

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<v ->Frankie had one of those lines too over the weekend</v>

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where he just looked at us and he was like

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man the beer tastes colder.

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<v ->Yeah he goes the chips are saltier.</v>

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<v ->A classic Barstool move,</v>

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also is speaking of buy in and cult.

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There's a church that is directly

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and I mean directly across the street

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from the Masters and people charging

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50 bucks for a parking spot or whatever,

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these people let you park for free.

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Literally for free.
<v ->It's a church.</v>

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<v ->And we parked there--</v>
<v ->It's very Christian.</v>

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<v ->Every day and they say a prayer for you,</v>

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they give you a little slip what do you want

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prayed for and they read it and they

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pray back for you.

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We would make fun of these people

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like you wouldn't believe.

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<v Rigs>As soon as they gave us the slips.</v>

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<v ->What absolute cocksuckers these people are.</v>

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<v ->As soon as they gave us the slip--</v>

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<v ->Like how stupid are--</v>
<v ->And we rolled up the window</v>

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we all just went suckers.

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<v ->I must've done the math on that parking lot</v>

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be like there's 400 spots in here,

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it's 50 dollars a day, how do they make money?

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<v ->It was unbelievable.</v>
<v ->And they're giving you</v>

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coffee and they're giving you donuts

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it's like how stupid like I'm taking advantage

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of these idiots.
<v ->Dumbest people in the world.</v>

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<v ->And by the way what are we doing,</v>

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I don't even think people knew

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we just drove the truck this big ass,

317
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in the last day we parked in a handicap spot

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and it's just like fuck these people,

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fuck the handicap--

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<v ->We were a minute away from having</v>

321
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like a tailgate right there.

322
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<v ->Yeah we were.</v>
<v ->Just right in their</v>

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fucking parking lot.

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<v ->The one caveat is we were told day one</v>

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like there's no, and every day

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I every day I went through

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the same mental dance like there's

328
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no way this can be free.

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Nobody's this stupid,

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we are giving money, don't they do donations

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at church so what the fuck, charge me.

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<v ->Well you're probably supposed to.</v>

333
10:37.180 --> 10:38.720
<v ->We found that out at the end.</v>

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They had a donation thing, we were told no--

335
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<v ->I was gonna say did you maybe at the end</v>

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like make it right or you just fucking took off.

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<v ->No we never made it right, I don't,</v>

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happy passover, if it was my people I would take care of it.

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<v ->And that's the difference between</v>

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the J's and the Christians.

341
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<v ->Right and that's why the churches are falling apart</v>

342
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because you guys aren't charging for parking.

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<v ->Falling apart. (laughter)</v>

344
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<v ->Here's the thing, here's the thing--</v>

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<v ->That's the big problem with Christianity</v>

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these days is the parking.

347
11:03.080 --> 11:04.620
<v ->Here's what we didn't realize.</v>

348
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I guess, and by the way it was sales guy Jay

349
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was and actually all business Pete.

350
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It was their fault because I said

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100 times are you sure

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there's no way to pay.

353
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They were like we tried to pay they would not let us.

354
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I guess there was a donation jar

355
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near the coffee donuts but,

356
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so you had to walk to get it

357
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but I was making a point I thought

358
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they were trying to like,

359
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they may have spiked it.

360
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Like there's no way they're giving me free parking

361
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and just normal coffee.

362
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So it was like I'm not going near--

363
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<v ->Bro, you are a crazy person.</v>

364
11:35.970 --> 11:39.090
<v ->Oh am I, am I though Kevin?</v>

365
11:39.090 --> 11:40.370
There's some weird shit that goes

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on with that church, I've seen the stories.

367
11:43.610 --> 11:45.410
<v ->Yeah spike your coffee at Augusta.</v>

368
11:45.410 --> 11:46.800
<v ->Yeah and then next thing you know</v>

369
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it's like weird shit happening to you

370
11:49.064 --> 11:49.897
and I've seen what's that movie,

371
11:49.897 --> 11:51.690
the newspaper movie from Boston.

372
11:51.690 --> 11:53.653
<v ->Spotlight.</v>
<v ->I've seen Spotlight.</v>

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<v ->Speaking of sales guy Jay by the way</v>

374
11:56.730 --> 11:58.670
I've never seen someone, he hates

375
11:58.670 --> 12:02.010
the GPS lady in a car more than anything

376
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you've ever heard in your life.

377
12:03.130 --> 12:04.140
<v ->I could see Jay hating that actually.</v>

378
12:04.140 --> 12:06.100
<v ->We were coming over and she's like</v>

379
12:06.100 --> 12:07.910
make a left at 100 feet, he just goes shut up.

380
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Just stop yelling, we were alright, Jay, relax.

381
12:12.270 --> 12:14.840
<v ->I also, Octagon Bob, so he was there</v>

382
12:14.840 --> 12:17.740
and we ran out of rooms, we didn't have enough rooms.

383
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So he just slept in basically an open living

384
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room and we came home one night

385
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and I don't know why this struck me as so funny.

386
12:24.270 --> 12:26.980
He woke up dead asleep and he turns to us

387
12:26.980 --> 12:28.130
like three in the morning and we were

388
12:28.130 --> 12:29.840
all kind of banged up he just goes,

389
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with all due respect to Dave,

390
12:32.220 --> 12:34.834
Rigs you are screaming in my face.

391
12:34.834 --> 12:35.847
(laughter)

392
12:35.847 --> 12:37.230
it was fucking hilarious, Octagon Bob.

393
12:37.230 --> 12:38.317
<v ->He was not happy.</v>

394
12:38.317 --> 12:39.150
<v ->He was not happy at all.</v>

395
12:39.150 --> 12:40.310
And then shout out, I saved you guys

396
12:40.310 --> 12:43.340
direct flight Bret, I legitimately hate now.

397
12:43.340 --> 12:46.980
He will not book my travel anymore ever.

398
12:46.980 --> 12:48.740
But the fact that he had you guys

399
12:48.740 --> 12:51.410
not going direct home as well

400
12:51.410 --> 12:55.770
is so stunningly inadequate as a office manager.

401
12:55.770 --> 12:57.900
It's like really tough to put together

402
12:57.900 --> 12:58.733
how he did that.

403
12:58.733 --> 13:00.951
<v ->I like Brett he's one of my friends so</v>

404
13:00.951 --> 13:02.880
I'm glad that we got to go direct

405
13:02.880 --> 13:03.927
that was better than not going direct.

406
13:03.927 --> 13:06.077
<v ->And for those who missed it--</v>

407
13:06.077 --> 13:06.940
<v ->Look at Barstool Indie roll in here.</v>

408
13:06.940 --> 13:08.110
<v ->Oh geez.</v>

409
13:08.110 --> 13:09.210
<v ->10 hour--</v>

410
13:09.210 --> 13:10.170
<v ->NWO takeover.</v>

411
13:10.170 --> 13:14.513
<v ->We had a 10 hour flight trip down to,</v>

412
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from New York to Augusta, missed our connection,

413
13:18.400 --> 13:19.250
that wasn't Brett's fault,

414
13:19.250 --> 13:21.651
best case scenario it would've been

415
13:21.651 --> 13:22.877
five hours round trip no matter what

416
13:22.877 --> 13:26.968
and Jay, sales guy was already there

417
13:26.968 --> 13:27.960
and we're like Jay why didn't you fly

418
13:27.960 --> 13:30.450
with us and he's like oh I took the direct flight

419
13:30.450 --> 13:32.930
from New York to Augusta, like

420
13:32.930 --> 13:35.095
what do you mean direct flight he's like

421
13:35.095 --> 13:36.000
oh yeah there's a direct flight.

422
13:36.000 --> 13:37.710
<v ->I feel your pain after this morning</v>

423
13:37.710 --> 13:39.460
because it couldn't have been easier for us

424
13:39.460 --> 13:40.893
to get home today.

425
13:40.893 --> 13:41.895
We got home.

426
13:41.895 --> 13:43.410
<v Ty>85 minutes up and down, vs. 10 hours.</v>

427
13:43.410 --> 13:45.613
<v ->And its' like 15 minutes from our house.</v>

428
13:45.613 --> 13:49.520
<v ->Otis Nixon, he's been found.</v>

429
13:49.520 --> 13:51.820
He went missing over the weekend.

430
13:51.820 --> 13:53.030
<v ->There's only one problem with this story</v>

431
13:53.030 --> 13:55.320
is that he wasn't lost long enough.

432
13:55.320 --> 13:58.392
<v ->I don't ever known that he was lost I said it--</v>

433
13:58.392 --> 13:59.592
<v ->Yeah he was probably just doing crack</v>

434
13:59.592 --> 14:01.780
in a dark alley somewhere but I wish it was a saga

435
14:01.780 --> 14:03.832
like Richard Simmons almost.

436
14:03.832 --> 14:05.700
<v ->I had no reaction, zero when I heard this story.</v>

437
14:05.700 --> 14:07.610
People like oh Otis Nixon is missing

438
14:07.610 --> 14:10.550
like yeah that's a very Otis Nixon thing to do.

439
14:10.550 --> 14:13.849
The guy, I don't--

440
14:13.849 --> 14:14.835
<v ->He's not a human.</v>

441
14:14.835 --> 14:15.668
<v ->He has been alive for 200 years.</v>

442
14:15.668 --> 14:17.150
<v ->Yeah the only reason that Otis Nixon</v>

443
14:17.150 --> 14:19.210
is not dead yet is because he's immortal

444
14:19.210 --> 14:21.260
like he's never gonna die, he came into the league,

445
14:21.260 --> 14:23.800
he came out of the womb 120 years old

446
14:23.800 --> 14:25.480
still looks 120 years old, I think

447
14:25.480 --> 14:27.432
he'll be that way 'til the end of time.

448
14:27.432 --> 14:28.280
<v ->He looks like a demon too.</v>

449
14:28.280 --> 14:29.460
He looks like--
<v ->He doesn't look like a human</v>

450
14:29.460 --> 14:31.071
he looks like an alien of some sort.

451
14:31.071 --> 14:32.810
<v ->He looks like he knows like maybe Satan</v>

452
14:32.810 --> 14:34.550
like on the up and up.

453
14:34.550 --> 14:37.252
<v ->Right no that's Otis Nixon to a T.</v>

454
14:37.252 --> 14:40.273
What do you think he was doing, that is the question.

455
14:40.273 --> 14:42.040
<v ->He looks like a guy who could</v>

456
14:42.040 --> 14:43.950
get lost in a crack house for like 72 hours.

457
14:43.950 --> 14:45.912
<v ->Exactly but then--</v>

458
14:45.912 --> 14:47.050
<v ->But in which are you really missing at that point.</v>

459
14:47.050 --> 14:48.010
<v ->No, he's not but he's also--</v>

460
14:48.010 --> 14:49.690
<v ->Who even put in the call?</v>

461
14:49.690 --> 14:51.053
How do you know Otis Nixon goes missing?

462
14:51.053 --> 14:52.296
<v ->Like Mrs. Nixon like--</v>

463
14:52.296 --> 14:54.280
<v ->Otis Nixon is the type of guy</v>

464
14:54.280 --> 14:55.920
who has no family or friends.
<v ->No way.</v>

465
14:55.920 --> 14:57.270
<v ->He's the type of guy who can go</v>

466
14:57.270 --> 14:59.010
in and out of the crack head life

467
14:59.010 --> 15:00.835
like I think he can spend 72 hours--

468
15:00.835 --> 15:01.875
<v ->He's not Lamar.</v>
<v ->And then come out.</v>

469
15:01.875 --> 15:02.810
<v ->Lamar Odom couldn't handle, he almost died.</v>

470
15:02.810 --> 15:03.940
<v ->He was on the way to the golf course</v>

471
15:03.940 --> 15:05.010
and they said he never showed up.

472
15:05.010 --> 15:06.260
It was like a quick little detour

473
15:06.260 --> 15:07.670
like I'm gonna go the crack house.

474
15:07.670 --> 15:08.940
<v ->Your buddies will know that,</v>

475
15:08.940 --> 15:10.680
if you don't make that tee time that's who--

476
15:10.680 --> 15:12.472
<v ->That's true, that's what it was.</v>

477
15:12.472 --> 15:13.305
<v ->Where the fuck is he?</v>

478
15:13.305 --> 15:15.320
<v ->But who golfs with Otis Nixon.</v>

479
15:15.320 --> 15:16.690
Otis Nixon has crack head friends.

480
15:16.690 --> 15:18.110
<v ->He was on the way to Augusta National.</v>

481
15:18.110 --> 15:20.740
<v ->No no, just golfing that's who called it in.</v>

482
15:20.740 --> 15:22.073
That's who knew.

483
15:22.073 --> 15:23.130
<v ->So he's the type of guy as well</v>

484
15:23.130 --> 15:24.930
who would show up four days late

485
15:24.930 --> 15:27.620
to his tee time and just play 18 by himself

486
15:27.620 --> 15:29.930
and not even know something was amiss.

487
15:29.930 --> 15:31.668
<v ->Not even say anything to his buddies</v>

488
15:31.668 --> 15:32.666
like where are you guys?

489
15:32.666 --> 15:33.499
<v ->Yeah he's just like play 18.</v>

490
15:33.499 --> 15:35.410
He's Otis Nixon, he's looked the same

491
15:35.410 --> 15:38.290
the 20 years ago he looked the same,

492
15:38.290 --> 15:40.180
100 again like Bradley Cooper

493
15:40.180 --> 15:43.171
I forget who went viral with like oh my god, Bradley--

494
15:43.171 --> 15:44.004
<v ->Nick Cage, Bradley Cooper.</v>
<v ->Nick Cage, time travelers.</v>

495
15:44.004 --> 15:45.789
<v ->McConaughey, yeah.</v>

496
15:45.789 --> 15:46.630
Like a Civil War picture and it looks

497
15:46.630 --> 15:47.760
just like Nicholas Cage.

498
15:47.760 --> 15:49.320
<v ->Otis Nixon's not a time traveler,</v>

499
15:49.320 --> 15:51.200
he's just lived straight.

500
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He's just been alive for all these years..

501
15:52.270 --> 15:53.990
<v ->Forever, he's been alive forever,</v>

502
15:53.990 --> 15:55.700
he will be alive forever.

503
15:55.700 --> 15:57.870
<v ->United Airlines, they are all over the news,</v>

504
15:57.870 --> 15:59.610
probably the most viral story of the day.

505
15:59.610 --> 16:01.770
Not probably definitely, so they drag

506
16:01.770 --> 16:05.770
this guy off an airplane and the crux of this

507
16:05.770 --> 16:08.035
that he's bleeding, he's everything so they

508
16:08.035 --> 16:09.960
overbooked the plane and they needed

509
16:09.960 --> 16:11.870
four volunteers to get off.

510
16:11.870 --> 16:14.480
I think they got up to 800 dollars a ticket.

511
16:14.480 --> 16:16.660
Nobody moved so they said fuck it,

512
16:16.660 --> 16:18.520
we're gonna do a random drawing.

513
16:18.520 --> 16:19.900
This is like Hunger Games style.

514
16:19.900 --> 16:21.930
I'd rather get picked to play in the Hunger Games

515
16:21.930 --> 16:24.813
than get kicked off a plane that I didn't want to get off.

516
16:24.813 --> 16:26.780
So they picked this guy, he's like

517
16:26.780 --> 16:28.090
I'm a doctor I got a thing,

518
16:28.090 --> 16:28.990
won't get off the plane.

519
16:28.990 --> 16:30.250
They drag him off.

520
16:30.250 --> 16:31.752
I think everybody on the planet

521
16:31.752 --> 16:34.800
right now is so on this guys' side.

522
16:34.800 --> 16:37.430
United Airlines, I said it, I'll say it again,

523
16:37.430 --> 16:38.940
I'll say it 'til I die.

524
16:38.940 --> 16:40.986
Anybody who is involved in this,

525
16:40.986 --> 16:43.110
I don't want them just punished

526
16:43.110 --> 16:44.780
I don't want them just thrown in jail,

527
16:44.780 --> 16:46.070
I want them dead.

528
16:46.070 --> 16:48.830
I want them to suffer before they die

529
16:48.830 --> 16:49.870
and they deserve it.

530
16:49.870 --> 16:51.891
This type of treatment can't be,

531
16:51.891 --> 16:56.840
if you buy a ticket that's your fucking seat, period.

532
16:56.840 --> 16:58.310
<v ->It's a tough break for this guy.</v>

533
16:58.310 --> 16:59.640
To be on your plane and--

534
16:59.640 --> 17:01.000
<v ->He's gonna sue the fuck out of them though.</v>

535
17:01.000 --> 17:02.830
<v ->Just get literally dragged off is tough.</v>

536
17:02.830 --> 17:04.740
The one thing I do hate are all these fucking

537
17:04.740 --> 17:06.300
people that come out and they're like

538
17:06.300 --> 17:08.685
we're gonna boycott United or we're gonna boycott United,

539
17:08.685 --> 17:11.666
first of all nobody on that plane was getting off.

540
17:11.666 --> 17:13.090
If you're boycotting you would get

541
17:13.090 --> 17:14.080
the fuck off, you're that upset

542
17:14.080 --> 17:15.725
everyone's like oh yeah that sucks--

543
17:15.725 --> 17:16.722
<v ->No no that's not fair.</v>
<v ->No no that's different.</v>

544
17:16.722 --> 17:17.725
That's different.
<v ->Hold on.</v>

545
17:17.725 --> 17:18.722
Here's the other thing though,
<v ->'cause they just want</v>

546
17:18.722 --> 17:20.082
to fucking fly too.
<v ->There's no one in the world</v>

547
17:20.082 --> 17:21.340
that's also, nobody looks at airplane prices

548
17:21.340 --> 17:22.660
and you're like oh that's United

549
17:22.660 --> 17:24.090
I'm gonna go to the more expensive one.

550
17:24.090 --> 17:25.740
No one on planet Earth is gonna do that.

551
17:25.740 --> 17:27.700
Everybody's gonna still pay for United,

552
17:27.700 --> 17:29.810
they're gonna do the same thing, the airlines know that.

553
17:29.810 --> 17:31.360
So they can just drag people off planes

554
17:31.360 --> 17:33.358
they get no repercussions, they sent out some

555
17:33.358 --> 17:35.610
half assed dog shit statement that basically

556
17:35.610 --> 17:38.700
was like, oh yeah we overbooked it definitely.

557
17:38.700 --> 17:40.201
<v ->They are motherfuckers like that.</v>

558
17:40.201 --> 17:41.440
<v ->So what are you gonna fucking do?</v>

559
17:41.440 --> 17:42.580
So the people that are bitching saying

560
17:42.580 --> 17:43.760
they're gonna boycott are full of shit.

561
17:43.760 --> 17:45.560
Nobody's gonna boycott.
<v ->I can honestly say that</v>

562
17:45.560 --> 17:47.180
if it's between United and someone else though

563
17:47.180 --> 17:48.320
I'll pick anthrone airline.

564
17:48.320 --> 17:49.903
<v ->The problem is--</v>

565
17:49.903 --> 17:50.901
<v ->But if it's okay--</v>
<v ->It's a game of--</v>

566
17:50.901 --> 17:52.436
<v ->But if it's eight dollars more,</v>

567
17:52.436 --> 17:53.269
you're just immediately grab the shorter one.

568
17:53.269 --> 17:54.102
<v ->No I don't think so.</v>

569
17:54.102 --> 17:55.506
<v ->I think everybody does that.</v>

570
17:55.506 --> 17:58.470
<v ->This was such a dick move and that poor doctor</v>

571
17:58.470 --> 17:59.303
getting dragged out of there with

572
17:59.303 --> 18:00.790
his fat belly out and everything.

573
18:00.790 --> 18:02.410
<v Rigs>His belly, the belly look.</v>

574
18:02.410 --> 18:05.390
<v ->I mean that belly makes me look like shredded.</v>

575
18:05.390 --> 18:07.390
It was just like this perfect little blob.

576
18:07.390 --> 18:09.160
That was bad, Rigs, I know what you're saying

577
18:09.160 --> 18:11.010
I hear you, I think that's a enough

578
18:11.010 --> 18:12.190
to maybe change people's opinions.

579
18:12.190 --> 18:14.682
<v ->The only thing I'll say is</v>

580
18:14.682 --> 18:17.520
are there any good airlines.

581
18:17.520 --> 18:19.860
So I mean everyone has, it's a game of

582
18:19.860 --> 18:21.220
who can you top this with idiocity.

583
18:21.220 --> 18:22.990
<v ->It could happen tomorrow on American,</v>

584
18:22.990 --> 18:23.830
it could happen tomorrow on Delta.

585
18:23.830 --> 18:25.631
<v ->There's no way that it,</v>

586
18:25.631 --> 18:26.568
like it wouldn't have stunned you if

587
18:26.568 --> 18:27.927
that was American, you go oh I thought

588
18:27.927 --> 18:28.947
only United did that.

589
18:28.947 --> 18:29.945
<v ->Right right right.</v>

590
18:29.945 --> 18:30.946
<v ->The last two times I've traveled</v>

591
18:30.946 --> 18:32.450
when Brett put us on like 16 connecting flights

592
18:32.450 --> 18:34.900
which all business Pete made a fair point

593
18:34.900 --> 18:35.870
which I don't know that Brett,

594
18:35.870 --> 18:37.610
he's like well I saved eight dollars

595
18:37.610 --> 18:39.389
to make you guys travel an extra seven hours

596
18:39.389 --> 18:41.830
of travel time, we also have

597
18:41.830 --> 18:44.470
all this equipment like thousands

598
18:44.470 --> 18:45.700
of dollars of video equipment

599
18:45.700 --> 18:46.871
that we're trusting with

600
18:46.871 --> 18:50.090
I mean I'm waiting for one time if I let

601
18:50.090 --> 18:52.460
him keep booking it where I'd have to take

602
18:52.460 --> 18:56.410
a railroads and piggyback

603
18:56.410 --> 18:58.420
and oh it doesn't matter.

604
18:58.420 --> 19:00.050
<v ->Hitchhiking down the highway.</v>

605
19:00.050 --> 19:01.900
<v ->I saved four cents, me and Reznick</v>

606
19:01.900 --> 19:04.220
had this conversation we save 4.50

607
19:04.220 --> 19:06.380
so who cares that to go to fucking

608
19:06.380 --> 19:07.460
New Hampshire you had to stop

609
19:07.460 --> 19:09.210
over in California, that doesn't matter

610
19:09.210 --> 19:10.400
I wasn't on a plane.

611
19:10.400 --> 19:13.570
Anyways the point is, we have all this equipment

612
19:13.570 --> 19:15.810
flying direct is the only safe thing to do.

613
19:15.810 --> 19:19.030
When we lost our bags so we missed our flight in Atlanta.

614
19:19.030 --> 19:20.050
And we're like can we drive,

615
19:20.050 --> 19:22.680
we're gonna drive because you can't get us on the next plane

616
19:22.680 --> 19:24.390
they wouldn't give us our bags.

617
19:24.390 --> 19:26.250
It's like the bags are in the airport

618
19:26.250 --> 19:27.083
they're like it's gonna take

619
19:27.083 --> 19:28.890
four hours for us to get your bags

620
19:28.890 --> 19:31.240
out of a place called cold storage,

621
19:31.240 --> 19:32.550
I don't know what the fuck that meant.

622
19:32.550 --> 19:34.090
<v ->That's not good when your shit's in cold storage.</v>

623
19:34.090 --> 19:34.950
<v ->Cold storage sounds like--</v>

624
19:34.950 --> 19:36.450
<v ->I don't know what it means</v>

625
19:36.450 --> 19:37.283
but it does not sound good.

626
19:37.283 --> 19:39.720
<v ->No it sounded like Siberia and</v>

627
19:39.720 --> 19:41.810
finally we're like well we're driving and the lady

628
19:41.810 --> 19:43.150
at the end she's like alright I'll just

629
19:43.150 --> 19:44.540
make a call and get your bags.

630
19:44.540 --> 19:46.090
Like we've been arguing with you

631
19:46.090 --> 19:49.040
for a fucking hour, you cunt.

632
19:49.040 --> 19:50.220
<v ->I'm happy everyone's home 'cause they</v>

633
19:50.220 --> 19:51.670
can watch Better Call Saul tonight,

634
19:51.670 --> 19:55.030
it premieres on AMC 10 o'clock season three,

635
19:55.030 --> 19:56.730
Barstool Indie just having a party.

636
19:56.730 --> 20:00.220
<v ->Hey Barstool Indie, we're doing a show so calm down.</v>

637
20:00.220 --> 20:02.040
<v ->We're doing work over here.</v>

638
20:02.040 --> 20:03.680
<v ->Jesus Christ.</v>

639
20:03.680 --> 20:06.337
<v ->Premiers on AMC tonight, 10 o'clock</v>

640
20:06.337 --> 20:07.300
it's season three that takes place

641
20:07.300 --> 20:09.420
five years before Saul Goodman

642
20:09.420 --> 20:11.160
met Walter White but that means

643
20:11.160 --> 20:12.640
we get to see Gus Fring, we get to see

644
20:12.640 --> 20:14.100
Hector Salamanca, all the beginning

645
20:14.100 --> 20:16.010
characters from Breaking Bad

646
20:16.010 --> 20:17.040
that you loved, you're gonna see

647
20:17.040 --> 20:18.998
how they all come into the mix

648
20:18.998 --> 20:20.350
and how Jimmy McGill goes full Saul Goodman.

649
20:20.350 --> 20:21.720
So tonight season three premiere,

650
20:21.720 --> 20:23.620
only on AMC 10 o'clock.

651
20:23.620 --> 20:25.920
<v ->This video also went crazy viral</v>

652
20:25.920 --> 20:28.653
in a sense that we're on ABC, Fox News,

653
20:28.653 --> 20:32.870
it's a sheriff just face planting a chick.

654
20:32.870 --> 20:34.510
<v ->Well there's two different stories there.</v>

655
20:34.510 --> 20:35.860
There's the Colorado arrest.

656
20:35.860 --> 20:37.510
<v ->Okay so we're talking about the Colorado arrest.</v>

657
20:37.510 --> 20:38.700
So we're gonna reverse those.

658
20:38.700 --> 20:39.970
You look like you're half asleep today.

659
20:39.970 --> 20:41.370
<v Man>I've been pretty sick.</v>

660
20:41.370 --> 20:43.200
<v ->You're pretty sick, you look sick.</v>

661
20:43.200 --> 20:45.100
Don't give it to anybody else.

662
20:45.100 --> 20:48.990
Colorado arrest, our Colorado viceroy

663
20:48.990 --> 20:50.110
shout to to him because we went

664
20:50.110 --> 20:51.450
crazy viral over this.

665
20:51.450 --> 20:54.270
Face plant, is it too much excessive force, yeah.

666
20:54.270 --> 20:55.103
<v ->Yeah I'd say so.</v>

667
20:55.103 --> 20:56.460
<v ->Yes, definitely.</v>

668
20:56.460 --> 20:57.500
<v ->No, too much.</v>

669
20:57.500 --> 20:58.680
<v ->Way too much.</v>

670
20:58.680 --> 21:02.042
<v ->It's a bad look when the chick is like 75 pounds</v>

671
21:02.042 --> 21:04.860
in like her outfit for the night in high heels

672
21:04.860 --> 21:06.280
and you ragdoll her to the ground.

673
21:06.280 --> 21:07.450
No matter what she said or did

674
21:07.450 --> 21:08.550
I'm sure she probably mouthed off

675
21:08.550 --> 21:10.920
or was annoying or even resisted or whatever

676
21:12.269 --> 21:13.990
you can't just smash a chick's face into the pavement.

677
21:13.990 --> 21:15.180
<v ->Yeah it's one thing when it's like</v>

678
21:15.180 --> 21:17.180
a big broad shouldered kind of tough chick

679
21:17.180 --> 21:18.433
and she might come after you,

680
21:18.433 --> 21:20.666
that chick was the most harmless

681
21:20.666 --> 21:22.210
thing I've ever seen in my life

682
21:22.210 --> 21:24.480
and she just, he threw her down hard

683
21:24.480 --> 21:26.070
and his body landed on top of her.

684
21:26.070 --> 21:27.370
<v Ty>Not good.</v>

685
21:27.370 --> 21:28.203
<v ->That was bad, you can't do that.</v>

686
21:28.203 --> 21:30.524
<v ->And then moving right along we have</v>

687
21:30.524 --> 21:32.240
the sheriff's video where they're

688
21:32.240 --> 21:34.610
talking trash and the other sheriffs

689
21:34.610 --> 21:37.060
are in like, what would you call them?

690
21:37.060 --> 21:38.430
Ninja masks.
<v ->Yes.</v>

691
21:38.430 --> 21:40.640
<v ->So, to the dealers I say,</v>

692
21:40.640 --> 21:43.020
enjoy looking over your shoulder constantly

693
21:43.020 --> 21:46.773
wondering if today's the day we come for you.

694
21:47.690 --> 21:49.730
Enjoy trying to sleep tonight

695
21:49.730 --> 21:51.580
wondering if tonight's the night

696
21:51.580 --> 21:53.450
our SWAT team blows your front door

697
21:53.450 --> 21:55.020
off the hinges.

698
21:55.020 --> 21:56.240
<v Kevin>Snake Eyes from GI Joe.</v>

699
21:56.240 --> 21:58.630
<v ->Now, if this is the guy I'm thinking of</v>

700
21:58.630 --> 21:59.463
he's very famous and he makes

701
21:59.463 --> 22:00.320
these videos all the time,

702
22:00.320 --> 22:02.130
I love it but they're worried about,

703
22:02.130 --> 22:03.250
like I have no problem with this.

704
22:03.250 --> 22:05.410
This guy's a badass he challenges all the

705
22:05.410 --> 22:07.610
gang members to come fight him in an alley

706
22:07.610 --> 22:09.530
and stuff, he's the only one

707
22:09.530 --> 22:12.070
who seems to be like this is my face

708
22:12.070 --> 22:13.140
this is what I look like, the other guys

709
22:13.140 --> 22:14.930
aren't sheriff yet so they probably

710
22:14.930 --> 22:17.163
don't want drive by's so they're

711
22:17.163 --> 22:18.780
covering their face which I can live with.

712
22:18.780 --> 22:20.550
And by the way I'd like to hire this guy

713
22:20.550 --> 22:22.166
to be a sherif.

714
22:22.166 --> 22:23.740
<v ->These guys are awesome, this propaganda video</v>

715
22:23.740 --> 22:25.730
too they have, all the music in the background

716
22:25.730 --> 22:29.230
was like low but really intense the whole time.

717
22:29.230 --> 22:30.440
The way it was choreographed, the way

718
22:30.440 --> 22:32.340
that they walked off, the way too

719
22:32.340 --> 22:33.840
that they clearly, it was all about the

720
22:33.840 --> 22:35.240
war on drugs and all that,

721
22:35.240 --> 22:37.180
which he doesn't get that that's a metaphor,

722
22:37.180 --> 22:38.980
these guys were ready for fucking war.

723
22:38.980 --> 22:40.200
<v ->Literally war.</v>
<v ->They panned out as they</v>

724
22:40.200 --> 22:41.740
panned out, the guy on the edge too

725
22:41.740 --> 22:44.680
had his gun basically sticking out of his pants.

726
22:44.680 --> 22:46.889
So I don't really know how you can

727
22:46.889 --> 22:47.722
do it much more badass than that

728
22:47.722 --> 22:49.244
for the war on drugs.

729
22:49.244 --> 22:50.246
<v ->The problem is though</v>

730
22:50.246 --> 22:51.246
this is Florida right?

731
22:51.246 --> 22:52.079
<v ->Wherever it is it clearly was</v>

732
22:52.079 --> 22:52.912
way over the top.

733
22:52.912 --> 22:55.710
<v ->But my thing is, Florida is losing</v>

734
22:55.710 --> 22:58.009
the war on drugs, it's not working.

735
22:58.009 --> 23:00.431
<v ->'Cause there's not enough people like this.</v>

736
23:00.431 --> 23:01.520
Sorry I keep looking back I have

737
23:01.520 --> 23:05.740
I have the Red Sox, the Under, and the Devil Rays in my--

738
23:05.740 --> 23:06.710
<v ->Why don't you tell the folks about</v>

739
23:06.710 --> 23:07.720
your weekend gambling.

740
23:07.720 --> 23:09.970
<v ->I'm full boat on tilt because</v>

741
23:09.970 --> 23:13.960
yesterday I gambled and I was up a little bit

742
23:13.960 --> 23:16.030
going into the day, I took early

743
23:16.030 --> 23:18.100
the Blue Jays they lost five two I think

744
23:18.100 --> 23:19.430
to the D. Rays, they're up to nothing

745
23:19.430 --> 23:20.600
but it wasn't tragic.

746
23:20.600 --> 23:22.760
I took the Cardinals minus 200,

747
23:22.760 --> 23:23.940
I forget who they were playing

748
23:23.940 --> 23:25.880
but they lost like seven nothing, eight nothing.

749
23:25.880 --> 23:28.400
Never in doubt, bad but I had two winners

750
23:28.400 --> 23:30.380
in the early game so I wasn't that upset

751
23:30.380 --> 23:32.360
I had the Cavs minus five, they're

752
23:32.360 --> 23:34.190
up 30 going into the fourth quarter

753
23:34.190 --> 23:37.268
and I had the Mariners against the Angels

754
23:37.268 --> 23:39.680
who are up nine three going into the bottom

755
23:39.680 --> 23:41.500
of the ninth, they both lost

756
23:41.500 --> 23:42.740
in the span of five minutes,

757
23:42.740 --> 23:44.020
there hasn't been a comeback like that

758
23:44.020 --> 23:46.671
in 60 years in the NBA and I don't

759
23:46.671 --> 23:49.050
even know what the odds were in that baseball game.

760
23:49.050 --> 23:51.070
<v ->It was going into the ninth with a lead</v>

761
23:51.070 --> 23:55.350
that big the number was like 2569 and two.

762
23:55.350 --> 23:58.160
<v ->It was an astounding 20 minutes</v>

763
23:58.160 --> 24:00.700
in my own brain of me just figuring out

764
24:00.700 --> 24:01.750
what the fuck was going on

765
24:01.750 --> 24:03.000
and then I had to sit there

766
24:03.000 --> 24:05.460
and suffer through, because then I,

767
24:05.460 --> 24:07.210
once that happens I bet everything

768
24:07.210 --> 24:08.930
so it was getting late, so I had the Mets,

769
24:08.930 --> 24:10.370
I had the under--
<v ->Gambling days are fully back</v>

770
24:10.370 --> 24:11.940
<v ->I'm watching Sunday night baseball</v>

771
24:11.940 --> 24:12.990
and fucking they're sitting there

772
24:12.990 --> 24:14.740
talking about how the Cavs are unbeatable.

773
24:14.740 --> 24:16.710
They're like the Cavs, they beat the Celtics

774
24:16.710 --> 24:18.910
last week, you can't beat the Cavs

775
24:18.910 --> 24:20.270
they're the number one seed playing great

776
24:20.270 --> 24:24.030
it's like dude they just blew a 30 point lead

777
24:24.030 --> 24:25.829
five seconds ago.

778
24:25.829 --> 24:28.520
Also, oh have you heard?

779
24:28.520 --> 24:30.752
So we hired Frank the tank.

780
24:30.752 --> 24:31.720
(applause)

781
24:31.720 --> 24:32.803
<v ->What?</v>
<v ->Yeah.</v>

782
24:32.803 --> 24:34.640
<v ->How do you just fuck...</v>

783
24:34.640 --> 24:36.600
<v ->So Frank the Tank is gonna be</v>

784
24:36.600 --> 24:38.033
our weekend grinder.

785
24:38.938 --> 24:41.010
<v ->There has never been a better person</v>

786
24:41.010 --> 24:41.843
for that job.

787
24:41.843 --> 24:44.041
<v ->Have you heard the email I wrote back?</v>

788
24:44.041 --> 24:45.270
<v ->No you didn't tell me any of this, dude.</v>

789
24:45.270 --> 24:47.220
<v Rigs>This was a great saga at the house, this was great.</v>

790
24:47.220 --> 24:48.964
<v ->This is like telling me that you found</v>

791
24:48.964 --> 24:50.730
my biological father, you gotta give me

792
24:50.730 --> 24:52.000
every detail here.

793
24:52.000 --> 24:53.390
<v ->So Frank the Tank will be working</v>

794
24:53.390 --> 24:55.320
starting I believe this coming weekend,

795
24:55.320 --> 24:58.800
he clocks in at midnight and he clocks out at--

796
24:58.800 --> 25:01.721
<v ->You're a dick for just not telling me this right away.</v>

797
25:01.721 --> 25:03.460
<v ->He clocks out at six a.m.</v>

798
25:03.460 --> 25:06.060
That's what he's gonna do Saturdays and Sundays.

799
25:06.060 --> 25:07.470
Maybe even Friday night, I'm not sure.

800
25:07.470 --> 25:09.080
Probably Friday, Saturday, Sunday.

801
25:09.080 --> 25:11.250
<v ->Those wake ups and first checks of the website</v>

802
25:11.250 --> 25:12.200
are gonna be great.

803
25:12.200 --> 25:14.380
<v ->So I was talking to him and I reached out</v>

804
25:14.380 --> 25:16.120
I'm like we'd like to maybe have you

805
25:16.120 --> 25:17.450
work for us, do some videos we're going

806
25:17.450 --> 25:19.900
back and forth, I'm like what's your schedule like, Frank?

807
25:19.900 --> 25:21.350
I originally was like why don't you do

808
25:21.350 --> 25:23.330
your top three in video form

809
25:23.330 --> 25:25.596
and we'll do it and he's--

810
25:25.596 --> 25:26.804
<v ->Three stars.</v>

811
25:26.804 --> 25:28.330
<v ->Yes, three stars video form.</v>

812
25:28.330 --> 25:30.250
I'm paraphrasing here, I have the exact email

813
25:30.250 --> 25:31.570
with Frank the Tank said.

814
25:31.570 --> 25:35.580
He said I go to bed, I try to get to bed by two a.m.

815
25:35.580 --> 25:38.680
On work nights, on workdays,

816
25:38.680 --> 25:41.180
and on weekends I try to get to bed

817
25:41.180 --> 25:44.453
by five a.m. I sleep in shifts.

818
25:46.120 --> 25:46.963
<v ->He's a tank.</v>

819
25:51.345 --> 25:53.141
<v ->He sleeps in shifts.</v>

820
25:53.141 --> 25:54.090
<v ->What does that mean, like Da Vinci sleep,</v>

821
25:54.090 --> 25:55.960
like Kramer, like every couple hours?

822
25:55.960 --> 25:58.690
<v ->He sleeps for maybe 45 minutes--</v>

823
25:58.690 --> 26:00.378
<v ->Yeah, Da Vinci sleep.</v>

824
26:00.378 --> 26:01.211
<v ->Gets up, hangs out.</v>
<v ->Pops up.</v>

825
26:01.211 --> 26:03.220
<v ->He's a tank, he's a fucking tank.</v>

826
26:03.220 --> 26:05.263
He's Frank Fleming, Frank the Tank.

827
26:06.768 --> 26:09.230
<v ->Who tries to get to bed by two a.m on weekdays.</v>

828
26:09.230 --> 26:11.230
<v ->That's what I said, like you don't,</v>

829
26:11.230 --> 26:14.890
that's like 10 or 11 is a reasonable bed time.

830
26:14.890 --> 26:16.960
<v ->I try to get to bed and then five a.m.</v>

831
26:16.960 --> 26:18.454
On weekends.

832
26:18.454 --> 26:20.138
<v ->He's perfect.</v>
<v ->Think about missing</v>

833
26:20.138 --> 26:21.220
your two a.m. deadline like you're up 'til

834
26:21.220 --> 26:22.470
three four five o'clock?

835
26:22.470 --> 26:25.930
<v ->Well five a.m. on the weekends</v>

836
26:25.930 --> 26:27.802
so he's gonna be grinding and

837
26:27.802 --> 26:30.150
he's like hopefully it turns into more

838
26:30.150 --> 26:32.970
so god knows what Frank the Tank

839
26:32.970 --> 26:34.670
is gonna be doing for us but

840
26:34.670 --> 26:37.920
the midnight hour just got really interesting.

841
26:37.920 --> 26:40.741
<v ->The last week or so with Frank the Tank</v>

842
26:40.741 --> 26:43.190
when we watched Mets games

843
26:43.190 --> 26:46.280
we will Tweet identical stuff,

844
26:46.280 --> 26:47.940
at identical times and I don't know

845
26:47.940 --> 26:49.790
what that says about me or him or what.

846
26:49.790 --> 26:51.893
It's a scary thought.

847
26:51.893 --> 26:52.922
<v ->He's got some great Tweets--</v>

848
26:52.922 --> 26:53.960
<v ->Also his proportions are unbelievable.</v>

849
26:53.960 --> 26:56.400
He is not shaped like a human.

850
26:56.400 --> 26:57.233
It's wild.

851
26:57.233 --> 26:59.220
<v ->Sleeps in shifts, one of my favorite</v>

852
26:59.220 --> 27:01.178
Tweets he had last week was

853
27:01.178 --> 27:05.913
wow, it's sunny I thought it was gonna rain.

854
27:06.900 --> 27:08.853
<v ->That's it.</v>
<v ->That was it.</v>

855
27:08.853 --> 27:10.698
Just Frank the Tank coming in with like--

856
27:10.698 --> 27:11.701
<v ->It's a good Tweet.</v>

857
27:11.701 --> 27:12.610
It's a great Tweet.

858
27:12.610 --> 27:14.520
<v ->So again he'll be taking over</v>

859
27:14.520 --> 27:16.750
the graveyard shift for us on the weekends.

860
27:16.750 --> 27:17.583
<v ->Very exciting.</v>

861
27:17.583 --> 27:19.722
<v ->Yes, it's exciting news from the tank.</v>

862
27:19.722 --> 27:20.983
<v ->Fills a need too, fills a very serious need.</v>

863
27:20.983 --> 27:23.620
<v ->I never heard anybody say they sleep in shifts, ever.</v>

864
27:23.620 --> 27:25.110
<v ->I've never heard of anyone updating</v>

865
27:25.110 --> 27:27.510
a website for 17 years for fun,

866
27:27.510 --> 27:29.000
for no money, every single day.

867
27:29.000 --> 27:30.880
<v ->See when he talked to Arod</v>

868
27:30.880 --> 27:31.713
he was busting his balls.

869
27:31.713 --> 27:33.470
<v ->Yeah, I mean he is a,</v>

870
27:33.470 --> 27:34.390
when you follow him on Twitter

871
27:34.390 --> 27:35.540
he is a quintessential Mets fan.

872
27:35.540 --> 27:37.570
If you're a Mets fan you love Frank Fleming.

873
27:37.570 --> 27:38.403
He's awesome.

874
27:38.403 --> 27:40.358
<v ->Frank Fleming, Frank the Tank.</v>

875
27:40.358 --> 27:41.355
<v ->Frank the Tank.</v>

876
27:41.355 --> 27:42.950
<v ->The other day the bullpen blew it</v>

877
27:42.950 --> 27:43.783
and I just saw--

878
27:43.783 --> 27:45.297
<v ->Hassle?</v>
<v ->Hansel Robles, yeah.</v>

879
27:45.297 --> 27:46.980
<v ->So I bet the Mets and Frankie was reading me</v>

880
27:46.980 --> 27:48.660
Frank the Tank's Tweets before I knew

881
27:48.660 --> 27:49.600
what was happening and I was getting

882
27:49.600 --> 27:51.274
fucking frustrated as fuck.

883
27:51.274 --> 27:52.350
<v ->He dropped an incompetent on him.</v>

884
27:52.350 --> 27:53.810
It was perfect it was like he knows

885
27:53.810 --> 27:55.980
what he's doing, he's a writer, he's a showman.

886
27:55.980 --> 27:57.170
<v ->Oh yeah, he gets it.</v>

887
27:57.170 --> 27:58.600
<v ->Alright so I guess--</v>
<v ->Frank, see you</v>

888
27:58.600 --> 28:00.395
on Friday night.
<v ->I think that's...</v>

889
28:00.395 --> 28:01.228
<v ->Friday night it starts.</v>

890
28:01.228 --> 28:02.620
<v ->Yeah I gotta walk him through our backend</v>

891
28:02.620 --> 28:04.590
but midnight it's--

892
28:04.590 --> 28:06.340
<v ->I mean our traffic</v>
<v ->Tank will be rolling</v>

893
28:06.340 --> 28:07.760
through Barstool.
<v ->I'm telling you what,</v>

894
28:07.760 --> 28:10.270
Friday night midnight traffic is gonna be like...

895
28:10.270 --> 28:11.960
<v ->I wish we could have like a graphic,</v>

896
28:11.960 --> 28:14.690
I don't know when 12 hits.

897
28:14.690 --> 28:16.795
<v ->We need the whole site to change to the sportsy--</v>

898
28:16.795 --> 28:18.050
<v ->Oh you're right.</v>

899
28:18.050 --> 28:21.480
<v ->A tank just goes slowly and peels the side off.</v>

900
28:21.480 --> 28:22.779
<v ->We need, yeah yeah yeah.</v>

901
28:22.779 --> 28:23.777
<v ->I know that's what I'm saying.</v>

902
28:23.777 --> 28:25.217
<v ->And it pulls it away.</v>

903
28:25.217 --> 28:26.180
<v ->Right, it drags it off and he just comes behind it.</v>

904
28:26.180 --> 28:28.278
Like I don't know if that's you can do it

905
28:28.278 --> 28:30.900
but you can do it because I've seen zipper ads

906
28:30.900 --> 28:32.150
on sites so it's like--

907
28:32.150 --> 28:33.140
<v ->The skin takeover thing.</v>

908
28:33.140 --> 28:35.530
<v ->Yeah so it's like Frank is in</v>

909
28:35.530 --> 28:37.995
with an army helmet on and going across

910
28:37.995 --> 28:41.230
the site pulling off and then you're in Frank the Tank world

911
28:41.230 --> 28:43.613
which by the way is a world that

912
28:43.613 --> 28:45.530
is pretty different.

913
28:45.530 --> 28:47.270
<v ->Makes no sense.</v>

914
28:47.270 --> 28:48.460
The upside down world.

915
28:48.460 --> 28:50.800
I sleep in shifts.
<v ->I sleep in shifts.</v>

916
28:50.800 --> 28:54.480
Unprovoked by the way, it was like

917
28:54.480 --> 28:56.010
can you do the three stars of the night,

918
28:56.010 --> 28:57.523
I sleep in shifts, okay.

919
28:58.720 --> 29:01.320
Alright, Frank, Frank the Tank.

920
29:01.320 --> 29:02.550
<v ->Frank can't come soon enough.</v>

921
29:02.550 --> 29:03.690
<v ->Nope, I'm excited.</v>

922
29:03.690 --> 29:05.190
<v ->Alright, that's the rundown.</v>

