Episode 12

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Published on:

21st Oct 2024

Sacramento’s Big Moves: From Stadiums to Strikes

Join the crew as they dive into a lively discussion about the exciting developments happening in Sacramento, particularly the push for Sac State to elevate its athletic programs. The hosts explore the implications of the new stadium construction and the potential for the university to join a higher conference, like the Pac-12, which could bring significant attention and resources to the area. They also engage in some light-hearted banter while blind ranking various food and drink options, showcasing their personal preferences and humorous disagreements. Alongside this, they touch on the social dynamics of dating in the modern world, highlighting the emergence of run clubs as a novel way to meet new people. With a mix of spirited conversation and relatable anecdotes, this episode is packed with insights and entertainment for listeners.

Takeaways:

  • The podcast discussed the rising popularity of run clubs as social spaces for meeting new people and forming relationships.
  • Many of the speakers expressed excitement about Sacramento's potential growth in athletics and community engagement with new facilities.
  • The conversation touched on the challenges faced by unions, especially in light of strikes by longshoremen.
  • The group humorously debated the best cocktails to enjoy during a night out, emphasizing personal preferences.
  • The speakers reflected on the changing landscape of dating and social interactions in modern society.
  • Overall, the podcast provided a blend of humor and insightful commentary on local culture.
Transcript
Speaker A:

So I'm having you blind rank five dinner options.

Speaker B:

Give it to me.

Speaker B:

I got k three.

Speaker C:

K three.

Speaker B:

Otherwise known as k feet.

Speaker D:

This better be good.

Speaker B:

What I'm gonna give you.

Speaker C:

Give them some good.

Speaker B:

Give me your top five, white people.

Speaker C:

That's crazy.

Speaker B:

What's poppin everybody?

Speaker B:

Thank you for all supporting and following us this far, bro.

Speaker B:

We're back with another fucking episode here with the Unquestionable podcast.

Speaker B:

We were with the boy, Chris.

Speaker B:

We're with the boy, k three.

Speaker B:

Yours truly, Burnaby Bentley himself.

Speaker B:

We appreciate all the support and all the love we've been getting so far.

Speaker B:

If you guys have been watching every episode, thank you so much.

Speaker B:

Means a lot to us.

Speaker B:

Keep watching.

Speaker B:

Big things coming soon.

Speaker C:

Big things.

Speaker B:

We here.

Speaker B:

Yeah, we hear we made it.

Speaker A:

We here.

Speaker D:

Back with another episode, boys.

Speaker B:

What's going on?

Speaker B:

What's going on with everybody?

Speaker C:

Just out here, baby.

Speaker A:

Just chilling out here.

Speaker B:

Living life.

Speaker A:

Turning and burning.

Speaker B:

Turning and burning.

Speaker B:

The wheels never stop, you know what I'm saying?

Speaker D:

You just be flying by.

Speaker A:

Nah, flying by.

Speaker B:

Time flies when you're having fun, I will tell you that.

Speaker A:

It really is.

Speaker A:

It really is.

Speaker A:

Because we've been working, man.

Speaker A:

We've been working.

Speaker A:

But it's been cool.

Speaker A:

It's been cool.

Speaker A:

You know, new stuff coming to Sacramento.

Speaker A:

You guys been seeing that?

Speaker B:

I seen it.

Speaker B:

I seen it.

Speaker B:

Sac state pushing for the Pac twelve.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker C:

That's crazy big.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker D:

Coming up.

Speaker A:

Yep.

Speaker A:

Sac State just confirmed that they're going to be starting to starting construction on a new stadium, 25,000 plus attendee stadium for multi purposes.

Speaker A:

Football, soccer, rugby, those type of sports.

Speaker A:

They also are making a big push for, like Mario said, the FBS, they want to get into the Pac twelve or the mountain west.

Speaker A:

And, you know, that could be a big move for Sacramento, especially with huge, bro, things going on.

Speaker A:

So what do you guys, how you guys feeling about it?

Speaker A:

What's going on?

Speaker B:

I'm here for it, man.

Speaker B:

I'm here for it.

Speaker B:

Sacramento has been doing big things in these past five years.

Speaker B:

Um, with the whole fucking golden one arena.

Speaker B:

We just signed Demar Derozan.

Speaker B:

We're, uh, we're pushing for.

Speaker B:

For a comeback.

Speaker B:

People.

Speaker B:

People want to see the Capitol of California.

Speaker B:

I'll tell you what.

Speaker B:

It's.

Speaker B:

It's the Capitol and not.

Speaker B:

And it's got the, uh, it's got the.

Speaker B:

The reputation of not being much, but we are pushing for it to be something.

Speaker B:

I will tell you, it's on his way.

Speaker A:

It's on his way for sure.

Speaker A:

And Sac State's already been doing damage the last few seasons and.

Speaker A:

You know what I mean?

Speaker B:

Yeah, they've been doing really good.

Speaker A:

You know, it's only a matter of time before that happens.

Speaker A:

And they just had the Sacramento twelve, which is like a group that came in and confirmed funding in one single day for 35 million in nil funds to go to slavery.

Speaker A:

That's crazy.

Speaker A:

Which.

Speaker A:

That's nothing to battle.

Speaker B:

That's crazy.

Speaker A:

And either one of those conferences, that's going to be a big, big, you know, splash for college football.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

I'm not sure how far that money goes, but the fact that they did it in one day and raised all that money, that means that the whole city is behind them right now, which is awesome.

Speaker C:

They're with it, too.

Speaker C:

They're with it, which is awesome.

Speaker B:

It's gonna bring a lot of attention to Sacramento, bring a lot of tourists to Sacramento, bring a lot of revenue for Sacramento.

Speaker B:

So I'm all.

Speaker B:

I'm all here for, man.

Speaker C:

A lot of attention for sure.

Speaker D:

Oakland can never.

Speaker A:

Hating, hating.

Speaker A:

But have you guys.

Speaker A:

Have you guys seen any sac state athletics or anything?

Speaker A:

I know we went to a game, but like, what are your guys thoughts?

Speaker A:

Cause obviously it's been dire need for an upgrade.

Speaker B:

The new stadium, you said it's gonna fit how many people?

Speaker A:

Like 25,000.

Speaker A:

I think right now it's like:

Speaker C:

Is it gonna be in the same location as well?

Speaker A:

I'm not sure about that.

Speaker B:

Well, that makes a lot of sense, cuz I know that me and Chris was the last year, maybe two years ago, we went to the sac state versus Davis game, which is like a huge rivalry out here at Sac State.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

And it was jumping, bro.

Speaker A:

Like, you couldn't walk.

Speaker B:

Couldn't walk, bro.

Speaker B:

The seats were all packed, which is crazy.

Speaker C:

It was like a bitch, dude.

Speaker B:

There was not even no seats.

Speaker B:

We were like standing the whole time.

Speaker A:

The worst part was even.

Speaker A:

Even the parking lot and everything was just.

Speaker B:

They were all tailgating.

Speaker A:

It wasn't just the flooded, it was sold out.

Speaker A:

And more than enough people were there for sure.

Speaker A:

So, you know, they're in for good upgrade.

Speaker A:

They need.

Speaker B:

Yeah, yeah, they need one right now.

Speaker A:

And on top of that, you guys see that the Kings.

Speaker A:

Kings are also pledging to house the men's and women basketball teams for SaC State if they can get into the FBI.

Speaker B:

I did see that.

Speaker B:

That's what's up.

Speaker D:

That is a good.

Speaker A:

And they said even regardless if the football team goes Mountain west or a different conference, they'll still house the basketball team.

Speaker C:

That's cool.

Speaker B:

Hell, yeah, that's what's up.

Speaker B:

They're backing it, man.

Speaker A:

Like I said, he's behind cities behind.

Speaker B:

Him, which is a good sign.

Speaker B:

It's a good sign.

Speaker B:

It means we're doing something right.

Speaker B:

Why not just shoot for it, you know what I'm saying?

Speaker A:

For sure.

Speaker A:

I'm excited to see.

Speaker B:

I'm excited, too.

Speaker B:

It's going to bring a lot of, hopefully a lot of good athletes in, hopefully a lot more recruits, a lot more people wanting to go to Sac state, which will be just great in general, not even for the city, but just for the culture in general, because you're just going to see a whole lot more.

Speaker C:

Yeah.

Speaker C:

Sac already has a lot of young talent.

Speaker B:

Yeah, yeah, they do, they do.

Speaker B:

They got some sleepers on them, I'll tell you that.

Speaker A:

Definitely, definitely.

Speaker A:

And they've been doing well, you know, across all sports.

Speaker A:

So it's only a matter of time before, you know, the competition increases.

Speaker A:

And with that, obviously, the talent's gonna increase.

Speaker A:

And with that notability, I mean, the notoriety and everything, it's gotta be more.

Speaker A:

Yeah, it's gonna be more of a notable thing, you know.

Speaker A:

And in Sacramento for so long, you've only had the kings, you know, and the river cats.

Speaker A:

You haven't had much, you know, athletic.

Speaker B:

We got the a's, we got pushing for Pac twelve.

Speaker B:

Things coming.

Speaker A:

Sac Republic.

Speaker C:

Now Sac Republic is doing their field, going to.

Speaker C:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

A shadur, if you see this, baby, we're recruiting.

Speaker B:

Come on, he's a prime.

Speaker B:

Come fuck with us.

Speaker C:

Good for them.

Speaker A:

Tell you what, our way, you know.

Speaker C:

And even stingers up, baby.

Speaker C:

Stingers up.

Speaker A:

Exactly.

Speaker A:

Even though they've been established out here with this big of a presence, like to bring that much notability in a conference like that out here, you know, that brings a lot of visitors to come watch the other teams as well, you know, so I don't know, I.

Speaker B:

Just want to see what I'm excited for.

Speaker B:

I can't wait to see what comes from it.

Speaker A:

And we know how the Kings atmosphere is.

Speaker A:

Just imagine the college football and they.

Speaker B:

Already got, like, pretty die hard fans for them.

Speaker B:

So imagine when we bring that Pac.

Speaker C:

Twelve in the this farm to Fork City, dude.

Speaker B:

Oregon Ducks.

Speaker B:

Y'all better watch out, dog.

Speaker D:

Come on.

Speaker B:

Oregon coming for y'all.

Speaker D:

No, I'm gonna be out there.

Speaker A:

The Pac twelve just added Gonzaga and Utah State, I think it is.

Speaker A:

So it's.

Speaker A:

It's looking good.

Speaker A:

There's.

Speaker A:

They're sending out bids.

Speaker A:

They're trying to get teams into the conference.

Speaker C:

So hopefully you already got some fucking hitters already.

Speaker B:

Yeah, they got some names with.

Speaker B:

On the other side of that.

Speaker B:

With that being said, like, with devil's advocate, I've heard a few people, a lot of my friends, go to Sac state right now, and.

Speaker B:

And the general consensus from students is that they're kind of upset right now because they're immediately pushing and putting money into this new stadium to push for this whole movement that they're trying to go in this next level of collegiate athletes, but they're not.

Speaker B:

They're upset because they're not putting money into other areas where the school could kind of improve in.

Speaker B:

What do you guys think about that?

Speaker C:

I mean, I could see where they're coming from.

Speaker C:

Like what some of you were talking about, like, parking garages and what?

Speaker C:

And what?

Speaker B:

Yeah, like, the parking garage is still, like Chris was saying in that Davis game, there was no parking at all, bro.

Speaker B:

They could use.

Speaker B:

They use a bigger parking garage to start off with.

Speaker B:

I'll tell you what, probably.

Speaker D:

They're probably facilities.

Speaker A:

You know, facilities in general.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

Resources, amenities.

Speaker A:

It's just a ran down campus, just like anything, you know, we've been to.

Speaker A:

You know, it's an old school.

Speaker C:

Dude.

Speaker C:

My dad went there, shot him out.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

We.

Speaker B:

In high school, we went to a couple different colleges, and you could see that.

Speaker B:

You can see that a lot of them put a lot of money behind it.

Speaker B:

And sac state, they put some money behind it.

Speaker B:

Don't get me wrong.

Speaker B:

It's a nice camp.

Speaker B:

It's a.

Speaker B:

They got some nice facilities, but like Chris said, it's a little bit outdated.

Speaker B:

It's a little bit compacted, of course, for their.

Speaker B:

Their population there, but it could use an upgrade, for sure.

Speaker A:

But, I mean, shit, that's the start to getting that they have to realize.

Speaker B:

And that's how I feel.

Speaker C:

Yeah.

Speaker C:

The pomegranate.

Speaker A:

How much revenue did they bring in just by bringing in more attendance, by bringing in bigger.

Speaker A:

You know, even tv deals and things like that, when it comes into playing bigger teams, you know, there's gonna be a lot more associated with that growth rather than just a stadium.

Speaker A:

You know what I'm saying?

Speaker B:

In my opinion, this is the first step to get more revenue and get all that money coming in, to supply that funding for all the things that these students are kind of worrying about.

Speaker C:

Parking is coming, baby.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

And to be a bigger and better school, like, it's only gonna.

Speaker A:

It's only gonna increase.

Speaker A:

As you know how it goes, if athletics increase, the school admissions increase, and if admissions increase, academics increase, you know what I'm saying?

Speaker D:

Conditions already going up.

Speaker D:

Shit, it's expensive.

Speaker A:

That's what I'm saying.

Speaker B:

If y'all.

Speaker B:

If y'all out there watching this and y'all got any other.

Speaker B:

Any other commentary why.

Speaker B:

As to why you're not supporting this, let us know in the comments, man.

Speaker A:

Yeah, we're curious to find out what the adverse side would be, you know?

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

Cuz on our side, I don't see.

Speaker B:

I see.

Speaker B:

I see where you guys are coming from, but I don't see a bad.

Speaker B:

A bad outcome out of it.

Speaker B:

I think it's gonna benefit sac state in general.

Speaker C:

Maybe right now is not the best news for y'all, but it's on the way.

Speaker B:

Yeah, they're coming.

Speaker B:

They're coming.

Speaker C:

And your friends are on the more leaning towards the academic side or what?

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker C:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

A lot.

Speaker B:

Well, my friends are here for it, but a lot of their.

Speaker B:

Their classmates are the ones saying they're kind of upset from it because you.

Speaker A:

Also have to think, like, certain things, like, we know firsthand parking passes increase.

Speaker A:

Once construction of anything starts for a.

Speaker B:

College, everything's gonna go up.

Speaker B:

It's gonna become a little bit more of a.

Speaker B:

Of a.

Speaker B:

What's it called?

Speaker B:

Like a destination.

Speaker B:

It's gonna come more of a destination.

Speaker B:

Everything's gonna increase.

Speaker A:

But at the end of the day, with increase, you know, it comes a little bit of pain, but it also comes, you know, success.

Speaker A:

And I hope it's a little bittersweet.

Speaker A:

I hope it brings some big things to the city, because I know Sacramento's been waiting for.

Speaker B:

They've been waiting for we state capital.

Speaker B:

We got to show for it.

Speaker B:

The kings.

Speaker C:

We're getting bigger with entertainment, too.

Speaker C:

Like, it's coming.

Speaker C:

We're already pulling in artists coming to golden one.

Speaker C:

Like, we're getting.

Speaker C:

We're getting action coming.

Speaker C:

We just.

Speaker C:

We just need a.

Speaker C:

We need a little bit more establishments, but we're on our way for sure.

Speaker B:

Coming.

Speaker B:

We coming in a big way.

Speaker B:

Don't sleep on Sacramento, I'll tell you that.

Speaker C:

And not that the nightlife is pretty pumping already, but I feel like we could use a little bit more, you know, for sure.

Speaker C:

We're gonna open up the first, huh?

Speaker D:

Is that a revamp?

Speaker C:

Oh, yeah.

Speaker C:

K three's gonna open up the first nightclub, slash hat.

Speaker D:

Club, too.

Speaker A:

It's gonna be called hat nightclub.

Speaker C:

That's by night.

Speaker D:

You know, one stadium that actually does need a revamp.

Speaker D:

I I've been to a couple daughters game, but any.

Speaker D:

But that stadium was old as.

Speaker B:

I.

Speaker C:

Would have thought they would have done something cuz remember they went bankrupt and like, oh, wait, did they not?

Speaker B:

Do.

Speaker D:

I just know that I.

Speaker D:

When I first went through my very first time, I was expecting a little bit more.

Speaker D:

And then like, there's like metal bleachers and the is out there like, you know, the concessions and stuff.

Speaker D:

It's pretty cool.

Speaker C:

I like it.

Speaker D:

But yeah, other than that, it's a little outdated for me.

Speaker D:

It's nothing compared to like the giant.

Speaker B:

Stadium or giant stadium.

Speaker C:

That's only one I've been.

Speaker B:

No, I've been to the a stadium.

Speaker D:

What do you rp days though?

Speaker C:

They'll be back.

Speaker A:

What do you expect out of them when they pay so he that much money they can't.

Speaker B:

He's going to apple respectfully got all.

Speaker B:

So he came in, they all were saying, nah, he's not.

Speaker B:

It's like the typical american thing to say when, when these people from different countries come in and come and play american, dude, they're like, nah, he doesn't know real competition.

Speaker B:

He's gonna, he's gonna wake up to a brutal fucking reality.

Speaker B:

It's not gonna be the same for him.

Speaker B:

He's gonna bust.

Speaker D:

Shohei fucking is getting paid a billion dollars over the course of ten years.

Speaker B:

So.

Speaker A:

And he backloaded his deal.

Speaker A:

So he's only taking like 2 million a year right now.

Speaker B:

So he's gonna get on himself with his bookie.

Speaker D:

He said, take this one for me.

Speaker A:

My theory is that he's, he's backloading his deal so he could play the rest of his career and not get paid as much in America tax.

Speaker A:

And then when he moves back and he's getting paid, he probably, there's probably some type of benefit, you know what I'm saying?

Speaker A:

And also you have to think while he's playing, his endorsement higher, a lot of those things.

Speaker A:

So he doesn't probably rely on his, his salary as much while he's playing as he will when post career.

Speaker A:

You know what I'm saying?

Speaker B:

Dude's a dog, bro.

Speaker B:

He just hit what?

Speaker B:

50.

Speaker B:

50?

Speaker B:

50 home runs.

Speaker B:

50.

Speaker D:

Did you guys hear about that?

Speaker A:

50 club?

Speaker C:

So what ball was this?

Speaker C:

What number ball was this?

Speaker A:

It was his 50 50 ball.

Speaker C:

But did you guys hear, remember, I don't know if it was his first one, but remember when that one woman caught that ball and they offered her like a jersey and a bat of not knowing that she could.

Speaker C:

This is early.

Speaker C:

Just how hustled her ass.

Speaker D:

Like, hear about that story though, about the.

Speaker C:

This ball right here.

Speaker B:

This ball 50 50.

Speaker A:

Ball.

Speaker D:

So pretty much the speculations going around.

Speaker D:

And long story short, this guy ended up coming up on the ball, but he.

Speaker D:

There's videos that eventually that came out that he snagged the ball from, like, this teenager kid.

Speaker D:

Oh, there's, like, different angles where the grown ass man style, like, give me that shit.

Speaker A:

It's my shit.

Speaker A:

I'm gonna stop you real quick.

Speaker A:

I want anybody to know if you're the type that'll steal a fly ball or anything from a child or a teenager or a toddler.

Speaker A:

You're the worst type of person.

Speaker C:

You're a dirty dog.

Speaker A:

You're the worst type of person.

Speaker B:

Dirty as shit, bro.

Speaker B:

You're a piece of shit.

Speaker A:

Cash it over, catch it for him and give it to him.

Speaker A:

Come on.

Speaker B:

Yeah, be a real person, dog.

Speaker B:

Be a real person.

Speaker A:

Every time has passed.

Speaker A:

When you were five, you could have had it.

Speaker C:

Live that childhood moment for the second, and then toss the ball up, especially.

Speaker B:

One that's fucking breaking records like that.

Speaker D:

But shout out.

Speaker D:

Shout out to that, that kids like, parents, his father and stuff.

Speaker C:

So they fought for the ball.

Speaker C:

Back ties.

Speaker D:

So long story short, the guy who caught the ball, he listed it on the auction, starting at.

Speaker D:

Daughters were trying to give him a house.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker D:

The daughters were trying to give him, like, a smaller amount of lump sum money.

Speaker D:

And he knew that, you know, these balls are getting auctioned off for millions and millions of dollars, bro.

Speaker D:

Like, it's insane.

Speaker D:

So the guy eventually, you know, tries trying to sue the dude, and that snagged the ball.

Speaker D:

The kids parents, really, for fucking stealing this bar.

Speaker D:

This is like, you know, as far as monetary value, they know that that ball is worth a lot of fucking money.

Speaker D:

So the lawsuit has to go through now.

Speaker D:

So I guess, like, the litigation wise, the lawsuit has to go through that auction ball.

Speaker D:

It can receive money.

Speaker D:

So this.

Speaker D:

It started at 500k.

Speaker D:

There's a guy who placed a bid for 1.2 million.

Speaker D:

It's sitting at 1.2 million right now.

Speaker C:

Damn.

Speaker D:

Imagine, they can't finish the auction.

Speaker D:

They can't finalize it until that case is like.

Speaker A:

And then the crazy part about that is, realistically, how do they even, like, go.

Speaker A:

How do they prove possession at that point?

Speaker A:

Like, you know what I'm saying?

Speaker B:

Crazy thing to think about right there.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

At what point does it grant you possession of the ball?

Speaker A:

That's what I'm wondering.

Speaker A:

Is it first initial contact?

Speaker A:

And how are you gonna.

Speaker A:

How are you gonna argue that?

Speaker A:

How do you argue?

Speaker B:

You need gotta be down.

Speaker D:

In the fucking courtroom.

Speaker D:

Like, what's gonna go on.

Speaker A:

They're not gonna say.

Speaker C:

Situation like, whoever wins with it.

Speaker B:

No, that's crazy.

Speaker B:

It's gonna be an interesting case in itself, bro.

Speaker C:

In that video, though, can you see the kid catch the ball?

Speaker C:

Or is it like an instant, like.

Speaker D:

Grab at the guy, grabbing at the same time?

Speaker D:

So it's like fight to the races type, but the dude is a little.

Speaker B:

Bit more aggressive than he should have been.

Speaker D:

It's a grown ass man.

Speaker D:

The guy, the little kid had his hand on the ball.

Speaker D:

He's like a teenager, whatever, shit like that.

Speaker D:

Had his hand on the ball.

Speaker D:

The guy comes in and swoops in, like, kind of like positions his body over and then he swoops.

Speaker B:

That's what boxed him out.

Speaker B:

That's crazy.

Speaker D:

Wow, bro.

Speaker A:

You know, then that poses the question too.

Speaker A:

Does morally wrong equate to legally wrong?

Speaker A:

You know what I'm saying?

Speaker C:

Like, realistically.

Speaker A:

Yeah, he's morally wrong.

Speaker C:

Should have been quicker.

Speaker A:

Is it legally wrong?

Speaker A:

I don't know.

Speaker C:

Like, yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

What grants you possession.

Speaker B:

And ultimately it's gonna rely on that jury.

Speaker B:

But I think the jury's gonna side with that little kid.

Speaker B:

Hopefully.

Speaker B:

Hopefully.

Speaker B:

I hope that kid.

Speaker D:

Give him that ball back.

Speaker B:

Give him that ball.

Speaker C:

They're like, going to court like that.

Speaker D:

Hopefully follow the lawsuits handled.

Speaker A:

Like, what if a plot twist happened that they established that it was property of the Dutchers?

Speaker A:

Because.

Speaker C:

Here I am, he's like, literally.

Speaker B:

Actually still our property.

Speaker C:

I'm here to collect.

Speaker A:

If that was the case, they would have stole every ball they could.

Speaker D:

I'm gonna ask y'all, so I'm gonna ask you something.

Speaker D:

Have any of you guys caught a fly ball at a baseball game before?

Speaker C:

River cats.

Speaker D:

No, river cats don't count.

Speaker B:

River cats, come on, cats count.

Speaker B:

River cats, go.

Speaker C:

Give me that.

Speaker D:

But where did you catch flywhat?

Speaker A:

A's?

Speaker A:

River cats and giants count.

Speaker B:

Oh, you're a lucky guy then, huh?

Speaker C:

At which game?

Speaker A:

A's all of them.

Speaker C:

We've been to every MLB game in the game.

Speaker D:

You were one of the motherfuckers swooping fucking balls out of people's hands.

Speaker A:

No, it wasn't a clean cat.

Speaker B:

Run the video back here.

Speaker B:

Buckling sock and pulls in the face.

Speaker A:

Another thing, is it.

Speaker A:

Some of them were.

Speaker A:

Some of them were clean catches, but there were, there were some.

Speaker A:

I won't even lie, that was.

Speaker C:

You were diving.

Speaker A:

They caught it and they tossed.

Speaker C:

Up.

Speaker B:

Catch it off the fly or like.

Speaker D:

You know, you don't catch it, but then you, like, fight for the fucking.

Speaker C:

I never fought for it.

Speaker A:

I had a straight yeah, truly caught for show.

Speaker A:

Like probably river cats.

Speaker B:

He's like three dog yankees.

Speaker A:

I said giants and A's.

Speaker A:

Phillies, Orioles.

Speaker A:

No, I said giants.

Speaker A:

A's a river catch.

Speaker C:

Oh, is that when Barry Bonds hit his 99th?

Speaker B:

I caught that shit fair clean.

Speaker A:

No, what I'm trying to get at.

Speaker C:

Is I caught one at river.

Speaker A:

I have taken home a ball from a game at all three parks.

Speaker A:

That's what I still but a clean catch.

Speaker A:

You didn't ask clean catch until right now and that I said, yeah, river clean catch.

Speaker A:

No, they pass him out like if you lingered, you know, you linger, then lingershe, you know, the bullpens.

Speaker C:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

Four MLB games, I think I've only.

Speaker C:

Been a Giants and I've been a.

Speaker B:

Few Stockton ports and a few Rivercast games.

Speaker C:

I never been to the ports.

Speaker B:

Like five maybe MLB games I've been.

Speaker C:

To the A's either.

Speaker A:

When we lived out in the bay we went to a lot of A's and Giants games and then when we lived out OC, we live.

Speaker A:

We cool.

Speaker C:

Nice.

Speaker C:

I've seen oh really?

Speaker A:

Yeah, it was Litron is prime, bro.

Speaker A:

Is fun and the prime fun seeing him.

Speaker A:

I fuck with baseball games.

Speaker C:

My baseball games are fun.

Speaker C:

I get trash.

Speaker D:

Baseball games are nice.

Speaker D:

I like the, you know, environment.

Speaker B:

Cool environment.

Speaker B:

I'd rather go watch a baseball game in person than on tv because I'll be the first to say that it's so boring to watch on tv.

Speaker C:

Let's go out to the ball.

Speaker A:

But we always, we always end up leaving early and coming late.

Speaker B:

Baby.

Speaker A:

No.

Speaker A:

Yeah, even when we took Mario to Angels games.

Speaker B:

Yeah, they took me to Angels game out there.

Speaker D:

Go to the brewery, we golden road.

Speaker A:

First, we'd be drinking.

Speaker A:

We go second or third inning, we'd be watching the game at Golden Road and then walk over.

Speaker B:

All right, now's a good time to pull up.

Speaker C:

Were the Rams in LA when you guys were out there or no?

Speaker A:

Yeah, I think the last season you.

Speaker C:

Guys didn't go to games though.

Speaker A:

The last year we were out there was the first season they were there, I think and we didn't go to no games.

Speaker A:

That was tax, bro.

Speaker D:

Get that money in for a middle, middle section seat.

Speaker B:

That's insane.

Speaker C:

Yeah, the niner ticket was pretty expensive too when I went farther.

Speaker A:

Oh yeah, it's same with how Kings tickets are getting expensive when you get new, new facilities.

Speaker A:

The ticket prices.

Speaker B:

A shout out to my boy Chris though.

Speaker C:

That's cool too, though.

Speaker C:

Chris got that plug for the king.

Speaker B:

Y'All need any king stickers?

Speaker B:

Hit us up.

Speaker B:

I'm saying p o box.

Speaker C:

Now.

Speaker C:

We'll let you know.

Speaker B:

We got you.

Speaker B:

We got you for a feed.

Speaker A:

Another time.

Speaker C:

That's funny.

Speaker A:

But now what do we got next, guys?

Speaker A:

What do we got next?

Speaker B:

Next, I think we'll jump into our first segment.

Speaker B:

The first 1st segment, baby.

Speaker B:

This one's a little different.

Speaker B:

It's gonna be.

Speaker B:

It's gonna be a blind ranking.

Speaker B:

So each of us are gonna list off five different topics.

Speaker B:

Five different subjects from a topic.

Speaker B:

And the person being asked the question is gonna have to rank them blindly.

Speaker B:

They're not gonna know what's gonna go next.

Speaker B:

But they're gonna have to rank them one to five.

Speaker B:

One being the best, best five being the worst that you could think of about top eight.

Speaker B:

So top five, you're not gonna know what's gonna come next.

Speaker B:

You're just gonna shoot them at you.

Speaker B:

You're gonna have to rank it.

Speaker B:

And you gotta be a little strategic.

Speaker B:

Cause you don't know what's gonna be next.

Speaker B:

You gotta think real hard and real global about it.

Speaker B:

You know what I'm saying?

Speaker D:

Are we gonna be blindfolded?

Speaker C:

Shit.

Speaker B:

You wanna get blindfolded, you kinky dog?

Speaker D:

No diddy.

Speaker D:

No diddy.

Speaker B:

No diddy.

Speaker A:

All right.

Speaker B:

Who wanna go first?

Speaker A:

No, do we wanna?

Speaker A:

What do we wanna do?

Speaker A:

How we doing it?

Speaker A:

Let's go.

Speaker B:

Aaron first.

Speaker B:

We start.

Speaker B:

Aaron first.

Speaker B:

Let's go.

Speaker B:

I'll go next.

Speaker B:

Let's do it.

Speaker A:

Let's go.

Speaker C:

So the person I got was big Chris over here.

Speaker C:

Okay, so, Chris, you wanna stretch your shoulders out, maybe get relaxed, roll them.

Speaker B:

Out, get warm out.

Speaker C:

I did pretty simple on Chris.

Speaker C:

I didn't want to go too hard on him.

Speaker C:

Want to have a little fun, too?

Speaker C:

Want to get a little, see how he's feeling on a good night?

Speaker C:

Good Friday, Saturday, maybe day fate.

Speaker C:

Who knows how he's feeling?

Speaker C:

But for me, Chris, I chose top five cocktails for you, you're gonna rank them one through five.

Speaker A:

Okay.

Speaker B:

Henny and coke better not be on there.

Speaker A:

That's his number one.

Speaker C:

It's not, it's not.

Speaker C:

They're not so much something on the bar menu.

Speaker C:

There's just like, what I concoct.

Speaker B:

They're boy Burnaby's.

Speaker C:

We're at Burnaby's bar right now.

Speaker B:

Okay, let's hear them.

Speaker C:

So the first one I got for you, it was the oh so delicious tequila lime margarita.

Speaker B:

Tequila lime margarita?

Speaker A:

You know, I'm gonna go strategic with it.

Speaker A:

I don't mind it.

Speaker A:

Not a tequila guy.

Speaker A:

So I'm gonna place it in the middle.

Speaker A:

Out of three.

Speaker C:

Out of three.

Speaker C:

Tequila.

Speaker C:

Sparkly number three.

Speaker C:

There you go.

Speaker C:

The next one I got for you is a Midori sour.

Speaker B:

Oh, those are gross.

Speaker A:

Really sweet.

Speaker A:

They're sweet, but it does give me that nostalgia from the Bahamas.

Speaker B:

From the Bahamas.

Speaker B:

We were sipping on them in the Bahamas.

Speaker A:

If I'm going Midoriyah, it's not bad.

Speaker A:

You know, I could get through it, but can I get through a bunch on a good night?

Speaker A:

Probably not.

Speaker A:

So for that fact, only the sweets not meshing well, I'm gonna go with the four.

Speaker B:

Okay.

Speaker C:

Four.

Speaker C:

Okay.

Speaker C:

Okay.

Speaker A:

Put it for so.

Speaker C:

Okay, that's good.

Speaker C:

So the next one I got for you is a Bahama.

Speaker C:

Was not Bahama mama.

Speaker C:

I was gonna give you a Bahama vibes.

Speaker C:

There's a pina colada.

Speaker B:

Okay.

Speaker C:

That's a five ski.

Speaker A:

Five ski easy.

Speaker A:

I'm like, yeah, too sweet.

Speaker A:

And coconut and all that in the pineapple.

Speaker A:

Yeah, I'm straight.

Speaker B:

He's like, I don't like anything in that drink.

Speaker D:

Chris don't eat fruit.

Speaker A:

All right, so I got one and two left.

Speaker C:

Let's see what it's looking for.

Speaker C:

So the next one I got for you is a cognac and coke.

Speaker B:

Cognac and coke.

Speaker A:

That's number one, baby.

Speaker A:

Number one all the way.

Speaker A:

You know, I got a henny or a dulce with the coke on me at all times.

Speaker B:

Right up.

Speaker A:

And what's two?

Speaker C:

Number two was the OG ridgy.

Speaker C:

Vodka.

Speaker C:

Redbull.

Speaker A:

Vodka ready.

Speaker B:

Vodka ready.

Speaker A:

I fucked up on that one.

Speaker B:

So that's.

Speaker B:

That's last.

Speaker A:

So one I went, cognac and coke, two vodka ready.

Speaker A:

Three margarita for Midori sour, five pina colada.

Speaker A:

I would say that's about accurate.

Speaker B:

It's decent.

Speaker B:

But I would have ranked the vodka.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

I would have switched the vodka, and I would have bumped up Midori and margarita, and I put vodka at full.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker C:

Fun drinks and.

Speaker A:

But, yeah, I think that was a good one.

Speaker A:

Since you went with me.

Speaker A:

Let me ask.

Speaker A:

Boochie bro.

Speaker A:

I got.

Speaker A:

I got you.

Speaker B:

Okay, come on, let's go.

Speaker A:

So I'm having you blind rank five dinner options.

Speaker B:

Give it to me.

Speaker D:

Talk to me.

Speaker A:

Give them to me.

Speaker D:

Give it to me.

Speaker A:

Meatloaf.

Speaker B:

Five what meatloaf has.

Speaker B:

So.

Speaker B:

Okay, so as a kid, I used to love meatloaf.

Speaker C:

I love meatloaf.

Speaker B:

I used to love meatloaf as a kid, but as I got older, I realized that they put ketchup on that shit.

Speaker C:

You don't have to.

Speaker A:

But yeah.

Speaker B:

Okay.

Speaker B:

What meatloaf.

Speaker B:

Don't got that ketchup on the top, and I fucking hate ketchup.

Speaker B:

And so as soon as I figured that out, it's like, I can eat it.

Speaker B:

It's so fucking gross to me so far.

Speaker B:

That's a five.

Speaker B:

That's a five.

Speaker C:

That's crazy.

Speaker C:

Okay.

Speaker C:

I like meatloaf.

Speaker B:

That's a five, mom.

Speaker B:

The meatloaf, mom.

Speaker A:

All right, number two, pizza and wings.

Speaker B:

Pizza and wings.

Speaker B:

That's a good one.

Speaker D:

That's.

Speaker B:

That's pretty good.

Speaker C:

You can.

Speaker C:

Can't go wrong.

Speaker A:

Can't go wrong with it.

Speaker B:

Pretty good.

Speaker A:

Can't go wrong.

Speaker B:

We put that at number two.

Speaker A:

Okay, I like that.

Speaker B:

What else you got?

Speaker A:

I like that.

Speaker A:

Number three.

Speaker A:

This one was personalized a little bit, guys.

Speaker A:

Chicken pesto sandwich.

Speaker B:

Chicken pesto sandwich.

Speaker B:

If we're talking Jack's urban eats.

Speaker B:

Oh, God damn.

Speaker B:

That's number one.

Speaker A:

What?

Speaker B:

That's number one.

Speaker A:

And then right now you have five with meatloaf.

Speaker B:

Okay, let's see what.

Speaker A:

Steak, potatoes and Mac and cheese.

Speaker B:

Damn.

Speaker B:

That's.

Speaker B:

That could have been.

Speaker B:

I'm gonna go three.

Speaker B:

I'm gonna go three right there.

Speaker C:

Oh, so what's one, huh?

Speaker C:

One is the sandwich.

Speaker B:

One's a sandwich.

Speaker C:

But what was to pizza was the pizza.

Speaker C:

But yeah, steak was three.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Five is meatloaf.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Beans and toast.

Speaker B:

Beans and toast.

Speaker B:

Shout out all my UK motherfuckers out there.

Speaker B:

That's four.

Speaker D:

Should be fine.

Speaker B:

Should be five.

Speaker B:

But looking back at it, I would have put.

Speaker C:

I would have put back at it.

Speaker B:

I would have put steak at number one.

Speaker C:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

Pizza at number two, pesto at number three.

Speaker B:

Beans and toast.

Speaker A:

Number five.

Speaker B:

But I really do hate.

Speaker B:

Yeah, I really do hate meat lips.

Speaker B:

I'm not mad at it.

Speaker A:

I was trying to make it eat hard and good, like, you know what I'm saying?

Speaker A:

I wanted to make it.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

I'm not mad at it.

Speaker B:

I give it to you.

Speaker B:

You got me right there.

Speaker B:

Got me thinking.

Speaker A:

So now you ask.

Speaker B:

All right, that's me.

Speaker B:

I got k three, otherwise known as K feet himself.

Speaker C:

Triple threat.

Speaker D:

It's better be good.

Speaker B:

What I'm gonna give you.

Speaker C:

Give him some good.

Speaker B:

Give me your top five white people.

Speaker B:

Top five, baby.

Speaker D:

God, I don't know.

Speaker D:

There's not too many.

Speaker B:

Number.

Speaker C:

One, he Spanish.

Speaker B:

Let's go with Betty White.

Speaker D:

Betty White.

Speaker D:

What the hell?

Speaker C:

Don't be rude.

Speaker C:

Don't be rude, bro.

Speaker A:

That was Zack Fox.

Speaker A:

Come on.

Speaker A:

It wasn't me.

Speaker D:

The first thing I think of Betty White, I think of Zack Fox.

Speaker D:

Zack Fox.

Speaker B:

Not the golden girls.

Speaker B:

Come on.

Speaker D:

No, I say RB.

Speaker C:

Betty White or her with that movie and Sandra Bullock.

Speaker C:

The proposal.

Speaker B:

The proposal is a good one.

Speaker B:

Where you put in there one through five.

Speaker D:

I would be strategic.

Speaker D:

I'm gonna try to put her at number four.

Speaker A:

What?

Speaker B:

Eddie White is a fucking icon.

Speaker C:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

All right, all right, all right.

Speaker B:

Bill Murray.

Speaker A:

Zombie.

Speaker A:

Zombie.

Speaker B:

He's in zombie line.

Speaker B:

Cameo.

Speaker B:

But he's Ghostbusters, bro.

Speaker A:

He's also in that one tv show, right?

Speaker C:

He's Caddy.

Speaker C:

Shaq.

Speaker B:

Caddyshack.

Speaker B:

He's.

Speaker D:

I'll put him at number three.

Speaker B:

Number three.

Speaker D:

He's cool.

Speaker B:

He loves.

Speaker B:

Let's go.

Speaker B:

Keanu Reeves.

Speaker D:

Keanu Reeves.

Speaker A:

Oh, yeah.

Speaker C:

Is he caucasian?

Speaker D:

He has a couple good ones.

Speaker D:

He has a couple, you know, a good amount of.

Speaker C:

He's also on hard ball.

Speaker C:

RP baby.

Speaker C:

Baby.

Speaker C:

Wasn't name g, baby.

Speaker B:

Where you ranking?

Speaker D:

I put him at number two.

Speaker B:

Next we got Eminem.

Speaker D:

For show number five, bro.

Speaker C:

Hold on.

Speaker C:

Why Eminem?

Speaker D:

I was never an Eminem person.

Speaker C:

Did you?

Speaker D:

I was actually obsessed with a mouth kid.

Speaker D:

Yeah, I did watch a mouth, like, you know, me and my family.

Speaker C:

Everybody in the three one three.

Speaker D:

Yeah, it was cool.

Speaker D:

I watched a mall a decent amount of times, but after eight mile broken fast, that was it.

Speaker D:

Lost.

Speaker A:

Say what it is, bro.

Speaker A:

The rap God verse lost him.

Speaker A:

Let's say what it did.

Speaker D:

That or I just truly never watched eight mile.

Speaker D:

And I was like, this guy's the go.

Speaker B:

He sided with over that beef.

Speaker D:

Yeah, after that:

Speaker D:

Hey, he's charting, though.

Speaker D:

The craziest things.

Speaker D:

Like the top, like.

Speaker B:

Yeah, he's telling me this day.

Speaker B:

All right, that just leaves.

Speaker C:

I love.

Speaker C:

Who is it?

Speaker B:

My number one.

Speaker B:

I love Betty White, bro.

Speaker D:

RB Betty White.

Speaker B:

Rip Betty White.

Speaker B:

Who don't love little Mike Michael.

Speaker D:

All right.

Speaker A:

All right.

Speaker D:

Sacramento, where the ladies at?

Speaker C:

Yes, sir.

Speaker D:

So I got my boy Aaron.

Speaker D:

I know we finna do a big over here.

Speaker D:

We gonna, you know, spice it up a tiny bit.

Speaker B:

Spice it.

Speaker D:

You know, Aaron.

Speaker B:

Twist it, turn it, bop it.

Speaker D:

He a comedian, so I had to give him a little funny one.

Speaker D:

Okay, but let's see how he do on this one.

Speaker D:

So name the top five songs to set the mood, Tim.

Speaker B:

What do you mean, set the mood?

Speaker D:

Set the mood.

Speaker D:

Like, you finna get freaky, you finna pull down.

Speaker D:

You finna put it down.

Speaker A:

All right, Vimmy.

Speaker C:

Okay.

Speaker D:

Whoever's watching, I hope you don't know that you use one of these songs before.

Speaker B:

Don't take it personal.

Speaker D:

All right, so we gonna put sex with me by Rihanna.

Speaker C:

Sex with me.

Speaker A:

That's a good one.

Speaker C:

I'm gonna put that one.

Speaker C:

Oh, I'm gonna go for on that one.

Speaker A:

Oh.

Speaker D:

All right, we got nobody by key sweat.

Speaker B:

Come on.

Speaker D:

That one.

Speaker C:

If, like, I just brought a shorty back.

Speaker C:

She gotta be feeling the mood, though.

Speaker D:

Yeah, you gotta be the right one.

Speaker C:

I feel right one.

Speaker C:

Bring her back after.

Speaker C:

She's the after the afters, you know, right here.

Speaker C:

And it's that one drink and it's the finisher.

Speaker C:

And then you play that song.

Speaker A:

That's your twelve vodka ready?

Speaker C:

I don't know what it'd be for her.

Speaker A:

Hi.

Speaker C:

Said for you over me.

Speaker C:

Oh, I'd probably my 16th.

Speaker C:

I don't know what you rate.

Speaker D:

What are you rating that one at?

Speaker D:

What are you reading?

Speaker C:

Give that one.

Speaker C:

I'm gonna give that one a go.

Speaker C:

Three on that one.

Speaker A:

Three.

Speaker A:

Okay, so you've given four and three up one.

Speaker B:

Three, okay.

Speaker D:

And then next one, we got you bed by Jay Holliday.

Speaker C:

I hope you don't have one better than that, dude.

Speaker C:

That's what she'd be pulling up in that one.

Speaker C:

Red lingerie.

Speaker C:

You know what I'm saying?

Speaker C:

She better be pulling up on that one.

Speaker B:

What are you doing?

Speaker C:

That one's a good one.

Speaker C:

I want to say.

Speaker C:

I'm gonna go.

Speaker C:

I'm gonna go one, I'm gonna go one.

Speaker A:

Three and four.

Speaker B:

What's five and what's.

Speaker C:

I hope that.

Speaker D:

All right, the next one I got for you is come through by Drake.

Speaker C:

I see you at the.

Speaker C:

From across the.

Speaker A:

Come through, baby.

Speaker A:

Come through.

Speaker C:

She see it, bro.

Speaker D:

That got warm emotion.

Speaker A:

Would have been number one, but come that one.

Speaker C:

That one's like.

Speaker C:

That one's the pre come, come through, you know, saying so.

Speaker C:

That's a good song, though.

Speaker C:

I'm gonna give a five, though, because I didn't.

Speaker D:

You know, you know, on the come through vibes.

Speaker A:

Yeah, he said he ain't.

Speaker A:

He ain't fucking to that.

Speaker C:

Yeah, no, no, no, not that one.

Speaker C:

Not that one.

Speaker B:

Cuddling today, maybe.

Speaker C:

That's the one.

Speaker C:

That's the one where we cuddling already.

Speaker C:

My shirt off, socks on.

Speaker C:

Still.

Speaker D:

After the massage.

Speaker B:

All right.

Speaker D:

Actually, I got one more for you.

Speaker B:

What's numbered?

Speaker B:

What's number two?

Speaker D:

Number two is persian rugs by P and D.

Speaker C:

That's a good thing I did.

Speaker C:

That's a good.

Speaker A:

Wait.

Speaker A:

So number one, you had bed.

Speaker A:

Number two, you had persian rug.

Speaker A:

Number three, key sweat.

Speaker A:

Nobody.

Speaker C:

Nobody.

Speaker A:

For what was.

Speaker A:

For the first option.

Speaker C:

It was the first one he said, yeah.

Speaker D:

Oh, sex with me by me.

Speaker C:

So amazing.

Speaker A:

Five.

Speaker A:

You said come through by Tracy.

Speaker C:

Come through.

Speaker B:

That's not a bad list.

Speaker A:

I would have adjusted it a little bit.

Speaker C:

All those played in the party leading up to Jay Holiday.

Speaker A:

So what you said is you would cut through sex with me.

Speaker C:

32 vodka Red Bulls, deep.

Speaker C:

And I'm just.

Speaker A:

I rock with that.

Speaker B:

I respect that.

Speaker B:

I respect that.

Speaker A:

That was a good.

Speaker A:

That was a good one.

Speaker A:

So that concludes, you know, blind reacts.

Speaker A:

Guys.

Speaker C:

That was a good one.

Speaker B:

I was funny.

Speaker B:

Funny.

Speaker B:

If y'all like that, let us know in the comments.

Speaker B:

We'll do more with different options.

Speaker A:

Bro.

Speaker B:

Come on.

Speaker B:

That was fun for us.

Speaker D:

Little drink break?

Speaker A:

No, but what, while you guys are sipping up.

Speaker A:

Hey.

Speaker A:

It's been low key.

Speaker A:

A phenomenon throughout social media.

Speaker A:

You.

Speaker A:

You know, I got my coworkers in them and everything.

Speaker A:

Have you guys not seen this, like, overwhelming hype behind run clubs right now?

Speaker D:

Oh, shit.

Speaker D:

Yeah, actually have I.

Speaker D:

Have I got a homie that do a run club.

Speaker D:

He's in one of my classes.

Speaker B:

Respectful.

Speaker A:

I think it's.

Speaker A:

I think it's dope and everything, but it's got to the point where, like, you know, this is for some people, it's replaced, you know, dating apps and other things.

Speaker A:

Like, they're going to run different run clubs.

Speaker B:

So they're going over there to find a honey.

Speaker A:

Yeah, to meet people and to interact or meet friends.

Speaker A:

Like, one of my co workers, he does it.

Speaker A:

He goes to different run clubs.

Speaker A:

In.

Speaker B:

My question is, are they actually runners?

Speaker B:

Are they just going to meet the husband?

Speaker C:

Like, you guys are starting at point a, run into point b and back type thing.

Speaker A:

Yeah, basically, something like that.

Speaker A:

And then you always end.

Speaker A:

You always end at it.

Speaker A:

Like a meeting point.

Speaker C:

This has to be a community that I'm not involved.

Speaker A:

They have them on Instagram.

Speaker A:

Like, we're meeting here.

Speaker A:

This is the meeting point.

Speaker A:

You meet there, you go run a few miles together, and at the end you might meet up at a brewery and sips some beer.

Speaker B:

They just see a baddie.

Speaker B:

They're gonna go to this club and they're like, I'm there.

Speaker B:

I'm go there.

Speaker B:

Come on, guys.

Speaker A:

No, not necessarily.

Speaker A:

Just like, okay, we're not saying just like that, but I'm saying, like, people are using disco.

Speaker A:

No.

Speaker B:

Yes.

Speaker A:

I'm not saying people are go to red clubs.

Speaker A:

Like, yeah, let's see what honeysuckle are starting to know, though, as a social community.

Speaker A:

And that social communities is starting to be friends.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Finding friends, finding a significant others, and stuff with mutual interests, obviously, because the people that tend to be in run clubs tend to be fitness savvy.

Speaker B:

I'm mad at that.

Speaker A:

It's like people's replace to, like, modern dating for some, but then for some people, it's literally just running in accountability and being able to go with your friends.

Speaker A:

Like, people have go for different reasons, I guess.

Speaker A:

Yeah, but I could see the positives, definitely.

Speaker A:

And I think it's pretty cool.

Speaker D:

I mean, some people probably go for the running, and some people probably go to talk to some bitch.

Speaker B:

There's those.

Speaker B:

There's those handful that are probably.

Speaker A:

I'm sure of it, you know, that's kind of what made me think of.

Speaker C:

It in a yoga class.

Speaker C:

He ain't there for the stretching.

Speaker A:

Well, that's what made me.

Speaker B:

Ain't even sweating.

Speaker A:

I have one of my boys.

Speaker A:

One of my boys, he sunglasses, you know, meeting.

Speaker A:

Meeting people from a run club.

Speaker B:

What's your boy's mile time?

Speaker A:

Nah, he's for show, Dustin, us.

Speaker A:

Don't worry about it, Dustin.

Speaker A:

Yeah, for sure.

Speaker A:

But no, for real, like, meeting people, you know, of similar interest.

Speaker A:

Like, it's respectful, it's respectable, it's cool.

Speaker C:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

To see that being an alternate opportunity, like, you know, people tend to think the library, like, you know, it gives people a mutual interest.

Speaker A:

You know what I'm saying?

Speaker A:

Like, people.

Speaker B:

I never got the library thing.

Speaker B:

How you gonna talk in the library?

Speaker C:

Exactly.

Speaker C:

Time to say, let's be quiet.

Speaker C:

Yeah.

Speaker C:

At the same time, I say, how you gonna go to the gym and talk to a girl?

Speaker C:

Like, I don't.

Speaker C:

I never seen that.

Speaker C:

Like, yeah, like, I don't know.

Speaker C:

I'm not there to really, like.

Speaker D:

Closed off individuals.

Speaker D:

Yeah.

Speaker D:

Like, you're.

Speaker D:

You're working on yourself.

Speaker C:

Yeah.

Speaker D:

You go to a run club, you have, you know, group talk to some.

Speaker A:

People, you better run club.

Speaker A:

It's sick.

Speaker A:

I want to try one out.

Speaker A:

I'm not gonna lie.

Speaker A:

I want to try one out eventually because I think it's pretty cool.

Speaker A:

Hold you accountable.

Speaker A:

You have people to run with.

Speaker A:

It has, like, a light hearted nature you love.

Speaker C:

Are you looking for health?

Speaker A:

No.

Speaker A:

Health?

Speaker A:

No.

Speaker D:

Boy, he's happily married.

Speaker A:

But I'm saying, like, I mean, I'm saying, like, it's.

Speaker A:

It gives you another social avenue.

Speaker C:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

For some people, they've taken it to dating, and it poses the question, you know, where people find in love nowadays?

Speaker A:

You know, where are they?

Speaker B:

Are you guys going wiping up the first girl you, me in the bar?

Speaker C:

Let me know, dude.

Speaker C:

I mean, let me know in the comments.

Speaker C:

For love.

Speaker C:

It's hard out there.

Speaker B:

Let me know at the club or.

Speaker C:

The bar, because the ones I find out, the bar of the club, it sucks.

Speaker C:

I mean, they're cool for the night, and then the next day you're like.

Speaker B:

You find some voters at the bar.

Speaker A:

That's why I'm saying I think it's respectable, bros, because it's a way of finding somebody with mutual interests without having to.

Speaker A:

It's more moral, social fish in a certain way of like, oh, let me get fucked up so I can feel comfortable you're being somebody else or yourself truly in a normal state, and you're.

Speaker B:

Able to running and gasping for air, you know?

Speaker A:

So I think, I think.

Speaker A:

I think it's cool in that aspect.

Speaker A:

But I also, like I said, it poses that question of, like, people are starting to get creative.

Speaker A:

Like, this online dating scene is starting to wear down a little bit.

Speaker B:

People are feeling your scene is over, guys.

Speaker A:

They're feeling the negative.

Speaker B:

Off your phone, bro.

Speaker B:

You guys still got it.

Speaker A:

You know, people are going to coffee shops, people are going to run clubs to meet people.

Speaker B:

That's a good thing to see, though.

Speaker B:

We're starting to interact more as human beings.

Speaker B:

Get off your fucking phone, bro.

Speaker B:

Get off Twitter porn.

Speaker C:

It's also crazy tough to, like, just walk down the street and say, hi, somebody and them just like, look at you like, the hell, yeah.

Speaker B:

Like, and just say hi.

Speaker C:

Yeah, that's why I always be like, how you just gonna walk up to a girl and be like, so.

Speaker A:

And that.

Speaker C:

Whatever you say.

Speaker C:

But it's like, you know, and that's the thing.

Speaker A:

I think that's part of what makes it easier for people is because now you're in a collective community with, like, something mutual rather than, like, walking up to a stranger who has no tie to you.

Speaker B:

Yeah, what's going on?

Speaker A:

Yeah, I've been seeing you run.

Speaker A:

Keep it up, dude.

Speaker A:

You're doing great.

Speaker B:

Type thing and that to build a bond with people.

Speaker A:

Like, for some people, I could see why those social settings help, you know what I'm saying?

Speaker A:

So it's like, and when it comes.

Speaker C:

To the opposite sex, it, like, works out in a way, like, yeah, but.

Speaker A:

Also see you, but also ain't your beauty something girls aren't?

Speaker D:

My bad.

Speaker A:

Well, I was gonna say some people are moving to a new area and you know what I'm saying?

Speaker A:

They don't have outlets to go meet people or anything.

Speaker A:

And, like, that can be there, you know, first setting roots in a sense, that could be their family of, like, people mean, you know what I'm saying is people with mutual interest, people, their.

Speaker C:

Community and all that.

Speaker B:

Yeah, don't get me in a run club.

Speaker B:

I got a train before that.

Speaker A:

But, like, it's.

Speaker A:

It's more of a welcoming community and shit like that.

Speaker A:

So it's cool to see, like, you know that.

Speaker A:

But where else could people find love nowadays with this shit?

Speaker B:

Like, you know, take mutual friends, library, love island.

Speaker C:

Maybe I'll be there next year.

Speaker A:

Like, social media can't be everywhere, right?

Speaker B:

No.

Speaker C:

And even that, it's, like, kind of tough, too, to just kind of dm a shorty and just be like, what's up, bitch?

Speaker A:

I'm not bitch.

Speaker C:

I'm sorry.

Speaker D:

It's crazy because a lot of women, a lot of women say, like, men don't even come up and approach me no more.

Speaker D:

And then you're too scared, and then you get blown off, you get brushed off.

Speaker D:

Like, you some weirdo, like, you better fucking kill somebody up in the fucking club or something.

Speaker C:

Like, she know I'm cute.

Speaker A:

But it's all about why.

Speaker A:

It's all about Tommy.

Speaker A:

It's somebody who's looking at the same time you're looking.

Speaker A:

I don't.

Speaker A:

But realistically, you.

Speaker A:

You find the wrong match.

Speaker A:

Like, you just walk up to the wrong person, that kills your self esteem for the next four times you go out or something.

Speaker B:

Now you got no game for the next two months.

Speaker A:

Back in the day.

Speaker D:

One thing about the run club, too.

Speaker D:

If there's, like, certain guys, I got high standards.

Speaker D:

Hey, you get to see a girl who's, like, truly, like, in her natural state.

Speaker D:

I mean, there are people that be, like, putting on makeup when they go to the gym, but they're not running fucking 10 miles.

Speaker D:

So you get to see a natural state.

Speaker D:

You get to see them for who they are, what they're working with, or they're trying to better themselves.

Speaker D:

So, hey, that's one way to find love.

Speaker D:

People find love at the clubs, at the bar.

Speaker D:

It's not a good idea, but, shit, it happens.

Speaker D:

Do whatever works for you guys, it.

Speaker A:

Always turns out bad, but it happens.

Speaker D:

Do whatever works for y'all.

Speaker C:

Sometimes it's good, sometimes it's shit.

Speaker D:

No, but past experiences that should do not work out because it's just a one and done.

Speaker D:

Or you gonna, you gonna text the person the next morning, you ain't gonna get a text back, and vice versa.

Speaker D:

That person texts you in the morning.

Speaker C:

You'Re just like, I would hate the weird text is the next day.

Speaker C:

Like, weird ones.

Speaker C:

I'm like, okay, that's the part.

Speaker C:

Last time you're gonna hear from me, shorty.

Speaker D:

Take me out to brunch the next day.

Speaker C:

Dude, those were the worst.

Speaker C:

I hated those, bro.

Speaker B:

Or like, you just put them on.

Speaker C:

Block type of thing.

Speaker C:

Yeah, exactly.

Speaker B:

Like, yeah, I don't know.

Speaker C:

You take me to brunch right now.

Speaker B:

Like, yeah, like, what's your name, dog?

Speaker A:

Sometimes they're just trying to impress you.

Speaker B:

Is what it is.

Speaker B:

Let us know in the comments.

Speaker B:

Where did you find love?

Speaker B:

What's your best go to when you're trying to look for someone like that?

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Are you in the run club?

Speaker C:

What are you doing?

Speaker B:

And how do you invite us to your run club?

Speaker B:

Or can we go?

Speaker A:

Should we start our own run club?

Speaker B:

Should we start the in question run club?

Speaker B:

Would you join?

Speaker A:

No, but for reason, we'd like to hear.

Speaker A:

We'd like to hear what the current state of dating is nowadays and what people are doing for their social communities and things of that nature first, you know, adults, because that's what I'm seeing nowadays, is libraries and run clubs.

Speaker B:

Let us know.

Speaker C:

And if you're still in school, you better talk to that shorty in your class because I promise you, it gets tough out there.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

And you're not gonna see her.

Speaker A:

Yeah, you're not gonna see her again.

Speaker D:

You better get that one and take.

Speaker C:

Yeah.

Speaker C:

Be nice.

Speaker D:

Find your favorite hoe and disappear.

Speaker A:

You know, enough about dating guys.

Speaker B:

Enough of it.

Speaker A:

What we got next, Aaron?

Speaker C:

What do we got?

Speaker C:

What do we got?

Speaker C:

Oh, we got the oh, so fabulous.

Speaker C:

Not so fabulous, actually.

Speaker C:

But shout out to my blue collar boys out there in the bay and out there in the east coast right now doing their thing.

Speaker C:

The longshoremen, they are on strike boys.

Speaker C:

They're on strike right now.

Speaker B:

They are the poor boys.

Speaker C:

The port boys.

Speaker C:

Shout them, port boys.

Speaker C:

That's cool, huh?

Speaker C:

Port boys almost are saying that, but yeah, their thing is they're on strike right now.

Speaker C:

They're looking for raises.

Speaker C:

They get paid a lot of money already for what they do.

Speaker C:

But they're also on strike because they are getting out worked by these robot machines that are taking it, taking all the jobs, all the automatic little gantry arms and all that coming.

Speaker C:

Working on the docks and all that grab.

Speaker B:

Taking the jobs away from hard working Americans.

Speaker B:

Breath.

Speaker A:

Hard working.

Speaker C:

Americans.

Speaker C:

The union are pissed.

Speaker C:

I don't know if it's the unions.

Speaker C:

I know what's going on to everything.

Speaker C:

America's.

Speaker C:

America's going wild right now.

Speaker B:

I'll be pissed.

Speaker B:

America's going, go grab your toilet paper.

Speaker B:

Go grab your toothpaste, baby.

Speaker C:

Who knows?

Speaker C:

Get your guns and get out there.

Speaker C:

I don't know.

Speaker C:

I've seen too many movies.

Speaker C:

I'm sorry.

Speaker A:

Hold on.

Speaker D:

People are actually fucking starting to go to the stores and.

Speaker C:

No.

Speaker C:

Yeah, dude.

Speaker B:

Because all over again.

Speaker C:

That shit from overseas coming from the east coast.

Speaker C:

We ain't getting none of it for a while.

Speaker A:

Genuine.

Speaker D:

Well, they're rerouting the third.

Speaker D:

Rerouting all this.

Speaker C:

They come in this way, it's gonna.

Speaker A:

Go to a different port.

Speaker A:

Yeah, but just.

Speaker A:

I'm gonna ask you guys, Jenny, still.

Speaker C:

Got ports here in California?

Speaker A:

How many times.

Speaker A:

No.

Speaker B:

You have the Stockton ports.

Speaker D:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

How many times have you seen motherfuckers run to a store?

Speaker A:

Covid shit like.

Speaker B:

What'S that shit that they say?

Speaker B:

Mob mentality.

Speaker B:

People freak the fuck out.

Speaker B:

You give them one reason, they'll freak the fuck out.

Speaker B:

And they're gonna just.

Speaker B:

They were like, yeah, they're running like the world's about to end, dog.

Speaker B:

Just like with COVID Every.

Speaker A:

Every situation.

Speaker A:

Every situation is like, we have to be ready for civilization to crumble.

Speaker A:

It's like, yeah, relax.

Speaker B:

We're gonna get a little great Depression past.

Speaker D:

Like, I mean, this might be a take, but I don't know, I feel like some.

Speaker D:

Some part of my body has to do with, like, all the election shit going on.

Speaker D:

Oh, yeah, no, like, it has, so they say, has a part in it.

Speaker D:

Who cares if it does?

Speaker D:

Who cares?

Speaker D:

Doesn't it?

Speaker D:

Just strictly about the wages and stuff.

Speaker D:

But I think this is all happening to see, like, who's gonna do something.

Speaker D:

Like, who's gonna fucking figure it out for them, you know, get to know it.

Speaker A:

They.

Speaker A:

They have a basis probably to stand on because you have to realize, like, I work in healthcare in a sense, nothing in healthcare, but for a health care company, you know what I'm saying?

Speaker B:

And you in it.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

When.

Speaker A:

When the nurses had their.

Speaker A:

Their strike, it was like, you know, it was pretty big thing, you know?

Speaker B:

Yeah, but it's like you're like, do your thing, girl.

Speaker A:

You know, it got resolved.

Speaker C:

Shit.

Speaker A:

Shit kept going.

Speaker D:

Like, this is a whole different story, though.

Speaker D:

This is like, people's livelihoods.

Speaker D:

Like, the goods, the commodities, the sheen, the cars, the auto parts, the, like.

Speaker C:

No, yeah, for sure.

Speaker D:

A lot of shit that we depend on, like our infrastructure, that we continuously depend on every single day.

Speaker D:

It's stopped right now.

Speaker A:

Well, that's my question, though, is because from a healthcare perspective, you have scab nurses or nurses that aren't part of the union that will come in and they alleviate the pressure.

Speaker A:

Obviously it's not running the exact same as it would be, but they alleviate the pressure and times of strike.

Speaker D:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Is it totally shut down or do they have some type of, I mean, you have the auto, I'm saying you.

Speaker D:

Have the automated people.

Speaker D:

I mean, not the people, but the automated systems still operating.

Speaker D:

And that's why they fucking want fair wages.

Speaker D:

They want a raise.

Speaker D:

They want like pain.

Speaker C:

They want a 77% interest.

Speaker D:

That's the crazy thing about money asking to be, they're asking to be making starting like 150 to 180k, bro, give them their money.

Speaker D:

That's crazy at this money given what they got to get.

Speaker D:

Bro, don't let me get to the store.

Speaker D:

I can't buy a fucking gallon of fucking water or milk or some water bottle.

Speaker B:

Don't let me go to the store and ain't got no motherfucking toilet paper cuz I'll be fucking.

Speaker D:

How long do you think this is gonna go on though for?

Speaker B:

Do you think that it's gonna like a month.

Speaker B:

It's usually like that month, two month kind of gap where they're like, okay, they're not stopping.

Speaker B:

Let's just give.

Speaker A:

I think, I don't think it'll be a month.

Speaker D:

I think it's gonna be.

Speaker D:

I think it's gonna take something big to happen where like, for fucking people start looting or people not like, I think it's gonna take something big to happen for the government to act.

Speaker A:

What you have to realize is this is probably wagers, this is probably a union strike, right?

Speaker D:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Unions are always on the side of their workers.

Speaker A:

They're trying to get their workers back in work, but fairly compensated.

Speaker A:

Right.

Speaker A:

So my thing is, I think it's gonna be weeks.

Speaker A:

I think that they'll have to show an impact, but at the same time, I do think, I think that they're gonna come to us some sort of, you know, compromise.

Speaker A:

Because at the end of the day, the union wants their workers out working and the companies want shit to keep.

Speaker B:

Going, you know, business to keep running.

Speaker A:

It's, it's gonna be, it's the same thing as like the Hollywood strikes, you know what I'm saying?

Speaker A:

Yeah, this is just commodities.

Speaker A:

That's the worst part is it's just more, it affects people's daily life a little more.

Speaker A:

It's not entertainment purposes, but it's the same shit, bro.

Speaker A:

It's not gonna, the world's not gonna end.

Speaker A:

They're gonna come to a compromise, beginning of it too.

Speaker B:

I hope they get paid, bro.

Speaker D:

This one I wanna hear.

Speaker D:

I want to hear what the predictions are gonna be.

Speaker D:

Who got the predictions of all this out there?

Speaker B:

Gonna pay him like Chris said, I think they're gonna meet him in the middle or something.

Speaker B:

I'm making compromise, but they're gonna, that's what's gonna happen.

Speaker C:

Cuz I guess their contracts up.

Speaker C:

Is that what it is?

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

So it happens.

Speaker A:

It happens with us and every, every union, once our contract goes up, it's like we might have to pick it too.

Speaker A:

Like shit happens, you know what I'm saying?

Speaker A:

But it always comes to, it always comes full circle.

Speaker A:

You always end up back working.

Speaker A:

And that's just me coming from a side of like just seeing how unions operate.

Speaker A:

I work that way.

Speaker B:

Shout out your union.

Speaker C:

Yeah, like the longshoremen, they make good money for what they do, for sure.

Speaker C:

But it's also to think like the inflation, bro.

Speaker C:

That's why they want so much money too, is because they want such an increase because everything's gone up but then wanting so much more, everything else is gonna go.

Speaker A:

And they're also trying to cite Covid too.

Speaker A:

Like we had to work during COVID increases.

Speaker C:

Oh yeah, they're trying to compensation type.

Speaker A:

They're citing different things.

Speaker C:

But I could see.

Speaker A:

At the end of the day they're entitled to a raise, however much it's determined.

Speaker C:

That's exactly.

Speaker A:

Let's, let's wrap it up.

Speaker A:

Yeah, let's make sure.

Speaker A:

Let's make sure it doesn't affect us long term.

Speaker D:

Right into the store and then fucking pound of chickens.

Speaker D:

Fucking 35.

Speaker B:

I better not be fighting an old, fucking 65 year old lady for a fucking thing of toilet paper.

Speaker B:

I'm telling you, I'm telling you.

Speaker A:

I'm.

Speaker B:

Somebody'S grandma breath.

Speaker A:

Moving on from that, you know, let's get into our last and final segment.

Speaker C:

My grandmama gave me that today.

Speaker B:

What is it?

Speaker A:

Our last and final segment of the day is gonna be a segment titled stop the cap.

Speaker D:

Stop the cap.

Speaker B:

Stop the.

Speaker D:

Yeah, baby.

Speaker A:

This is something.

Speaker C:

You're my favorite player.

Speaker A:

You know where we are going to stay to claim.

Speaker A:

We're gonna state something that we know and how many of these things we might know.

Speaker A:

It's quantity based.

Speaker A:

The next person can increase that value.

Speaker A:

It has to be more than, more than the value.

Speaker A:

I say it could be more by one, it could be more by a landslide.

Speaker A:

Ultimately, when everybody or the majority, so three people say stop the cap, this person is expected to display knowledge of what it was said.

Speaker A:

For example, you know, if I say, I know three country albums.

Speaker A:

Kevin could say, I know twelve country albums.

Speaker A:

Mario could say, I know 15 country albums.

Speaker A:

And if we say stop the captain, Mario has to name 15 country albums.

Speaker A:

So that's how it's gonna go.

Speaker A:

We're gonna.

Speaker A:

It's gonna be by number, you know?

Speaker A:

So don't get caught capping.

Speaker B:

So don't stop the cap for exactly.

Speaker B:

What's the topic?

Speaker B:

Let's get it.

Speaker C:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

The topic for us.

Speaker B:

Let's get it.

Speaker A:

Is gonna be.

Speaker B:

Let's get into it.

Speaker A:

Movies titled with the letter.

Speaker A:

They start with the letter c.

Speaker A:

That's hella.

Speaker C:

Are you for real?

Speaker A:

For real.

Speaker C:

All right.

Speaker A:

Yes, sir.

Speaker B:

Damn.

Speaker B:

All right, we.

Speaker B:

I need a little bit of time to think about starting with the.

Speaker B:

Can I get a pen?

Speaker C:

Start it.

Speaker C:

I'll start it.

Speaker C:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Ready?

Speaker D:

Let's see what you got.

Speaker A:

How many movies do you know that start with?

Speaker C:

How many do I know?

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker C:

I know one movie with the letter circumental.

Speaker A:

I know two movies that start with.

Speaker D:

The letter c.

Speaker D:

I know zero.

Speaker A:

No, you have to increase.

Speaker D:

I know.

Speaker D:

I know four.

Speaker C:

Stop the cap.

Speaker A:

Stop the cat.

Speaker B:

I stopped the cap before I go because I was being truthful.

Speaker B:

Name others.

Speaker B:

Bang them.

Speaker C:

That's kind of hard, though, cuz.

Speaker C:

How technical can you get?

Speaker B:

You can give me.

Speaker A:

We'll give you some.

Speaker D:

Leo.

Speaker A:

Let me see where.

Speaker A:

Just go.

Speaker A:

It just has to start with the.

Speaker C:

Letter c.

Speaker C:

Make sure that's in the title at least.

Speaker A:

And you have 30 seconds.

Speaker B:

But that time on the clock from now.

Speaker D:

All right.

Speaker B:

Bang.

Speaker D:

I got Cardi B's famous movie.

Speaker D:

No.

Speaker B:

That'S.

Speaker D:

Well, shit, bro.

Speaker D:

Movie starting with the c, dog.

Speaker D:

Fuck.

Speaker D:

Hey, I guess you guys caught the cat.

Speaker B:

Fuck you don't know why.

Speaker D:

How's it come?

Speaker D:

Drawing a blank.

Speaker A:

So fucking hard.

Speaker D:

I don't fuck with movies.

Speaker D:

That much broad be fucking watching Netflix.

Speaker D:

Netflix.

Speaker D:

Name shows.

Speaker B:

Name four Netflix shows with the Star Wars.

Speaker A:

E.

Speaker A:

No, kev, you embarrassed us with that one.

Speaker C:

Whatever.

Speaker D:

Y'all asked me first.

Speaker B:

I said, I don't know, cap.

Speaker A:

Now we're gonna have to go back into a second one.

Speaker C:

All right, let's get it.

Speaker A:

The second one.

Speaker C:

The movie is cool.

Speaker A:

It's gonna be.

Speaker C:

I wish I was the cap.

Speaker C:

Cause I wanted to say something.

Speaker A:

Nah.

Speaker A:

So the second one is gonna be.

Speaker A:

Name how many artists that start with the letter s.

Speaker C:

Damn, I don't even think.

Speaker C:

Okay, I got one.

Speaker B:

That's crazy.

Speaker D:

How many.

Speaker D:

How long do we get to know?

Speaker A:

We're gonna start.

Speaker A:

We gotta start.

Speaker A:

I know five artists with the letter.

Speaker C:

S as that's crazy.

Speaker D:

I know three.

Speaker A:

You have to do more than me.

Speaker A:

I don't.

Speaker D:

Why do I.

Speaker D:

Why do I want to do more than you?

Speaker A:

Cuz I only know three.

Speaker D:

Game.

Speaker C:

The game is.

Speaker C:

Yeah, all right.

Speaker D:

I know six.

Speaker A:

I'm not gonna stop the cap on it because you don't understand the basis of this game.

Speaker D:

I'm just saying, like, I could only.

Speaker A:

Just.

Speaker D:

So many fucking people in my head right now.

Speaker D:

Like, goddamn.

Speaker D:

Just being honest, like, fuck.

Speaker C:

How about now with the letters, huh?

Speaker C:

Yeah, like, why are you laughing so hard, bro?

Speaker C:

I knew, like, I can think of.

Speaker C:

Let me see.

Speaker C:

You want to name them or no.

Speaker A:

No, at this point it's whatever.

Speaker B:

I got two.

Speaker A:

But no, it's what.

Speaker B:

Stop with the letter, bro.

Speaker D:

You can't do no letters on me, bro, because I'd be drawing blanks.

Speaker D:

Cause I'd be.

Speaker C:

Yeah, they gotta be like a person, placer thing.

Speaker B:

How about this?

Speaker B:

Run it back.

Speaker A:

The letters was literally.

Speaker B:

How many horror movies can you name?

Speaker C:

Quite a few.

Speaker B:

What's the number?

Speaker B:

Give me a number.

Speaker C:

I can name horror.

Speaker C:

Like, rated r whore.

Speaker C:

All right, I could do.

Speaker C:

I can name.

Speaker C:

I can name five horror movies right now.

Speaker B:

Five.

Speaker C:

Five.

Speaker A:

Yeah, I can.

Speaker A:

Eggs, name six horror movies.

Speaker C:

Okay, okay.

Speaker B:

I can name seven.

Speaker A:

Heaven needs to go.

Speaker C:

Can you name eight?

Speaker D:

I can't name it fucking eight movies, bro.

Speaker D:

I can't even say.

Speaker D:

I'm like the worst person to fucking play this game with, dog.

Speaker A:

Like, great segment, guys.

Speaker C:

That was.

Speaker C:

That was cool, though.

Speaker C:

I had fun.

Speaker B:

Oh, yeah.

Speaker B:

I'll name nine.

Speaker B:

I can name nine.

Speaker C:

Can you name nine?

Speaker A:

Can stop the cat?

Speaker B:

Scream:

Speaker B:

There's hell of them shit.

Speaker B:

You do the same thing with nightmare on Elm street.

Speaker D:

You know, fuck horror movies.

Speaker A:

But shit, with that being said, you.

Speaker B:

Know, with that being said, fuck that segment.

Speaker B:

Let us know what segments y'all want to hear.

Speaker B:

Let us know if Kev just really isn't here for that one.

Speaker B:

Let us know how y'all feel, bro.

Speaker A:

Thanks for the effort.

Speaker C:

Love hate in the comments.

Speaker D:

Please.

Speaker A:

Comment, subscribe, tell us what you want to see.

Speaker A:

We love you guys so much, you know, unquestionable.

Speaker D:

Peace.

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Unquestionable the Podcast
"Unquestionable the Podcast" brings together four long-time friends for a fun and lively exploration of humor, curiosity, entertainment, and current events. Join us as we dive into a wide range of topics with a blend of wit, camaraderie, and unfiltered conversations. From our quirkiest pastimes and the latest in entertainment to hilarious takes on current events, each episode is packed with laughs, insights, and the kind of banter only old friends can share. Tune in for your weekly dose of fun and friendship, where no topic is off-limits and the good times are guaranteed.