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Sauna Plans, Sports Blues, And A TV Face-Off

Tony and Tony Season 1 Episode 17

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We map out winter sauna rentals, delivery logistics, and a new website with pricing and financing, then pivot to a frank look at the Vikings’ offensive line, a muddled catch rule, and a tough schedule ahead. Local sports struggles, an NBA betting scandal, and our modern TV bracket deliver perspective and a few laughs before we outline merch, timing, and next week’s plan.

• winter sauna rentals, schedule, and no-shower setup
• delivery standards, trailer needs, and powered jacks
• new website, pricing page, and Hearth financing
• podcast cadence that respects family and work
• Vikings line issues, run game struggles, and replay confusion
• defense fatigue, injuries, and likely building year
• NBA gambling scandal and risk of micro-bets
• MLB and NBA notes, second-generation stars
• small-school football numbers and culture
• girls’ volleyball momentum and leadership needs
• modern TV bracket with The Walking Dead winner
• merch, aromatherapy, bench butter, and upcoming plans

Don’t forget: “Go to bastusaunaco.com, hit Book Now, or message us to reserve your rental. Bench Butter and Bastu Mist are coming to the store soon—watch for updates.”


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SPEAKER_01:

I sang a lot last night.

SPEAKER_03:

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01:

Like a lot. Oh, I'm dying. How bad? Oh, not as bad as I've ever been, but No.

SPEAKER_02:

I mean, I didn't even feel that bad today. I got up while we didn't get home until like four. Again?

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah, from Gundersons. Or you guys went back to their place after Did you guys have a fire there? No, we just sat in the garage.

SPEAKER_00:

Nice.

SPEAKER_02:

It was a good time. But 4 a.m. and then I had to go get the sauna by ten, so. Where was that? Like uh Brit. Like only like a couple miles away from Brit Lounge.

SPEAKER_00:

Nice. Was it Friday, Saturday?

SPEAKER_02:

Friday, Saturday, S yeah, they they I dropped it off on Friday morning. Nice.

SPEAKER_01:

Oh joy. How's she feeling today? Fine.

SPEAKER_00:

She's fucking loud. Yes. She's got such a smile on her face.

SPEAKER_02:

She feels better than I do.

SPEAKER_03:

No.

SPEAKER_02:

My wife joined us and talked about laundry. That is true.

SPEAKER_00:

Yeah, you're not wrong. Normally when I do laundry, I'll bring it all downstairs, wash it, dry it, bring it upstairs, and then I'll fold it. And then it sits there because nobody wants to pick it up and put it away. Including myself. I'm in the same boat here. Laundry just putting laundry away. I'd rather buy a new pack of socks than trying to find other socks.

SPEAKER_02:

There's a guy at Delta, the big guy. He see he said he he buys a bag of socks every month. And he just he wears them like once or twice and buys a new bag.

SPEAKER_00:

That's like twenty-five bucks a month.

SPEAKER_02:

Well, I mean to each their own. I spend more than that on lip pillows.

SPEAKER_00:

Yeah. It's true. You're not wrong. So today since we haven't been here in a while, I suppose we can talk about a bunch of stuff. Try and keep it as quick and painless as possible.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00:

You got that rental back today. That's what, the four third rental we've gotten though? I think third, yeah. For the weekend. And we're back at gym's on Tuesday.

SPEAKER_01:

And gym's on Tuesday.

SPEAKER_00:

That'll be nice. Yeah. That'll be nice. No shower.

SPEAKER_02:

No shower. No shower. It's cold enough now or logistics and it's cold enough. I might I might have like just like a bucket of water so people can dump it on their heads outside if they want, but yeah, no shower.

SPEAKER_00:

It just it's hard with that, because you'd almost have to have it enclosed to keep the water somewhat warm and then you know to soap off and well yeah, and all that stuff. So But if you're in the area and you're interested in the souna stuff, definitely stop at gym's on Tuesday.

SPEAKER_02:

Every other Tuesday through December. So And that's just our tentative. We might do it if it's if it's going well and people are using it and enjoying it, we'll go all winter with it.

SPEAKER_01:

Right. But yeah, we'll see. And we have another rental, what, that week of Thanksgiving.

SPEAKER_02:

There's another one on opening weekend of deer hunting. Oh, nice as well. Nice. Just for the weekend or for that first week? It's Friday through Monday, I think.

SPEAKER_00:

Nice. That's good. That's good.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah. Yeah, it's good. It's and then I'm getting people talking about permanent saunas and and that's where I need to figure out what I'm gonna do for a trailer. So if one person buys one eight by eight sauna, I'll be able to buy a trailer just with that. Right. You know, and then that'll be that'll be a wash for profit or whatever. And then every sauna after that, I'd have a trailer to deliver on. But I also need to buy some need to buy some jacks, air actuated jacks or or powered jacks, so we can once we get there, we can jack it up off the trailer and set it down and stuff. Unless the person buying it has the equipment to unload it themselves, in which case that's a win-win.

SPEAKER_00:

But yeah, but the average person doesn't.

SPEAKER_02:

You know, stuff like that.

SPEAKER_00:

Well, you gotta think about stuff like that.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, I think about it, but uh at the same time, I gotta tell myself not to worry about it because like as a business, you have to have like delivery standards and stuff. And and our delivery standard is it'll be like an 18-foot, 18 or 20-foot flatbed trailer and a pickup truck. So if if that can't fit next to the location that your sauna wants, you want your sauna, then we have to figure out something. I can still deliver it to you and then you can deal with the logistics of getting it where you want. But and I'm also willing to help. I can operate equipment, but there would be significant rental fees for unloading and stuff. Right. That's something that I don't think we'll run into a whole lot.

SPEAKER_00:

No, we shouldn't. We we shouldn't. But you you know, like you said, you got you kind of have to think of all that stuff, which is unfortunate, but being in the the businesses that we are outside of this, we have to think of shit like that. Yes. You being in your role and me doing mine, I think it's it's something that both jobs have to assess where we're gonna be putting things and all that kind of stuff.

SPEAKER_02:

So Yeah. And this week we also got a new website. Oh, that's right. So it's basdu saunaco.com, and that is the homepage for everything sauna. It'll house rental links, so you can click sauna rentals, and that'll bring you right to our booking page, which is still gonna be bastubarrel.com. So I you know, we spent some money on on marketing materials like banners and and business cards and stuff that have the original booking website on it. So that's still gonna stay as bastibarrel.com, but you don't need to go directly to that. You go to bastusunaco.com and then it's linked on the book now button, and you can book from there. In the next couple days, the BastuBarrel website is being overhauled, so it's more just the booking page. There'll be a booking page, a contact form, and then just a little like frequently asked questions about the rentals only. So that'll be dedicated to rentals. Nice. And then the main page has our payment plan company Hearth linked to it. So if you are thinking about getting a permanent sauna built and you want to make monthly payments instead of paying upfront or 50% upfront and 50% on delivery, you can check out Hearth and apply and get pre-approved for whatever amount that you choose. The pricing page is also linked on the Bastu SaunaCo website, and you can take a look at kind of what your budget is and what you want for a sauna. You can get a ballpark estimate on what you're gonna apply for through Hearth if you're doing that, or you can just get a ballpark estimate on what you're gonna spend on the sauna, regardless of how you're gonna pay for it. And then obviously, once you have that idea, then we can sit down and then I'll give you a full detailed estimate on paper that we can work from moving forward.

SPEAKER_00:

So yeah. That's kind of the the business side of everything. Tony and I have had a bunch of stuff other than you know, this kind of sauna stuff and work stuff going on recently, whether it be sports or life or kids or work or whatever, you know, we we we've said it before and we'll keep saying it, you know, we're not gonna we're not going to dominate our life with whether it be the podcast or the sauna stuff, you know, we're still gonna live we're still gonna live.

SPEAKER_01:

So I definitely lived this.

SPEAKER_00:

So I know it's been sporadic with episodes, and I do apologize about that, but it's it's something that him and I've we're not gonna make each other or try to make each other feel bad about not pushing through this kind of stuff because it's it's a hobby. It's not it's not a job. We're not trying to make it a job, we're not trying to make it work. We make it work when we can make it work.

SPEAKER_02:

So Yeah. And we're recording on Sunday this week. We are and I will I mark my words, it'll be edited by tomorrow and probably posted tomorrow night. So we'll have an actual schedule this week, record today, which is Sunday, release Monday, and then we'll try and keep that schedule going for a few weeks here.

SPEAKER_00:

And then that's kind of the goal. I mean, but like I said, I mean it's it life comes up, you know. If you think shit happens, life happens, sports happen, you know, we have other stuff that we deem more important than than this this or you know, the sound of business, you know, more myself than than Tony, obviously. But I think that with the life stuff that goes on, it's hard sometimes to think about other things. It's hard to think about, you know, the podcast or selling stuff or anything like that. You know, we we try to take care of each other and take care of ourselves and our families just because, you know, that's kind of what we're here for. That's what we pride ourselves on more than than the than the sauna and the the podcast stuff. So be patient with us. We're trying to get in a more of a schedule type deal, you know, recording Sundays, releasing Mondays, and things like that. So uh we appreciate everybody that is a normal listener and you know, sharing everything and paying attention to our stupid topics and our stupid opinions. So just wanted to say that tonight on this one. So watching the Vikings on Thursday, we can just jump right into that. I don't think I've seen I don't I I haven't seen a football game like that from the Vikings in a long time. That was that was the hardest game to watch in recent memory.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, I buried my head on the floor and I wasn't even watching the game anymore. I mean it was just not fun.

SPEAKER_00:

My wife and I were here and I'm we watched the first half and it that was enough. I mean, Carson Wentz just got the shit kicked out of him. Yeah. Our offensive line is terrible at the moment.

SPEAKER_02:

You know, if you had to pick one of the many things that were issues, one thing that we drastically need improvement on is our offensive line.

SPEAKER_00:

Well, and it doesn't help when you've got a just a makeshift a guy's, you know, our our starting guard is starting at center now, and our two tackles are out, and our we have a rookie guard, and he's banged up, and you know, we we're trying to makeshift an offensive line, and you know, and Carson Wentz is Carson Wentz. I mean, I I I like him. I think he's he's a good fill-in guy, but it's time to you gotta throw JJ out there and just see what he can do. I mean, regardless of how bad the offensive line is, it's it's a growing pain that he's gonna have to go through as a professional athlete. Unfortunately, you can definitely see our running game isn't very good. And I, you know, everybody wants to say, well, the defense gave up 37 points. Well, when they're out there for as long as they're out there, what do you expect them to do? I mean, I and talking to one of our other friends last night, he made a really good point. You know, Harrison Smith is old. I love Harrison Smith. He's been obviously a career Viking and he took a pay cut to stay and all this stuff, but he's just he's not he's not that good anymore. Unfortunately. So I don't I don't want to call it a throwaway year, but I definitely want to call it a building year. It sucks because of all the offensive weapons that we have.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, that's the most painful part to seeing our talent that we have in the in the position players with our wide receiver, our running game, uh, like you said, it's not there, but that's not at the fault of Aaron Jones or Mason.

SPEAKER_00:

Mason. Right. If they're on if they're on holes there, they can't run. Correct. I mean, that that's the biggest thing, and and that's what that's what's killing us right now. And I have a feeling that Jefferson's gonna get so fed up with it that he's gonna want to leave.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah. And that's a pu I mean, Stefan Diggs, that was kind of what happened with him. He was frustrated with what was happening, and he went on to excel at another franchise.

SPEAKER_00:

Yeah, he went to the Bills and did well there, got to AFC championship game, and that he now he's with the Patriots.

SPEAKER_03:

Mm-hmm.

SPEAKER_00:

But there there was rumor that we were gonna trade Addison, there's rumor that Jefferson's not happy with the locker room, there's rumors that Hawkinson's, you know, hurt but still playing, and he's frustrated, and you know, we've got all these position guys, these skill guys that are you could more or less say either in the prime or at the tail end of their prime, and we're gonna waste it away.

SPEAKER_02:

You can't do anything with it.

SPEAKER_00:

Well, yeah without an offensive line, and I I hate to say that because I it's always our excuse, it's always our issue with the Vikings.

SPEAKER_02:

It feels like it is.

SPEAKER_00:

We can never get the offensive line right since our the last time, even before we were in that NFC championship game against Philadelphia, the most recent one, the one before that was with Favre in 09, and we had Hutchings and or Hutchinson. Hutchinson and Bryant McKinney, and I mean our offensive line was really good and still couldn't get over the hump there. But we haven't had a good offensive line really since then.

SPEAKER_01:

No.

SPEAKER_00:

And then on defense, you know, you can't blame Flores because his team's on the field for three quarters of the game, and eventually you're gonna give up plays.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, it just And I think we're pretty sound on defense. I mean, I I don't uh other than outside of having the age issue with with safety. I think our secondary is okay. I know our linebacking core is very good, and then the the line, we've never really had issues with our defensive line.

SPEAKER_00:

Our front seven has always been very good. Yeah. It's always been really good. And we have injuries up there too. I mean, not ha you can see not having Van Ginkels killing us. Yeah. Killing us. And I mean, we need a number one corner. I I think our I think our secondary, I do agree with you. I think it's pretty solid. We didn't give up any big plays. I think we gave up one play over 20 yards up until that Philly game when we gave up three. But there again, when they're on the field for so long. Yeah, you get gas. You're gonna get I mean that's you're gonna get gas and you're gonna get burnt. I mean, and the and the type of defense that Flores plays, he plays a lot of blitzes and it's a lot of one-on-ones, it's a lot of cover two, you know, it's it's a lot of things that you're very it's gonna happen where you're gonna get beat over the top every once in a while. And that's just how the NFL is now, too, because they want to see the big play.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00:

I I mean, that in the Philadelphia game, that one that they called back for a touchdown on Hawkinson was completely bullshit. Uh, and then they called back that pick six on Thursday night on that opening drive back because of apparently it hit the ground. Well, I thought these people had to stick with the call in the field if it's not inconclusive. Like, what's a catch? Like, do we know what a catch is anymore? Does anybody can anybody explain to me what a catch is? Because Travis Kelsey had the same fucking thing and he got the first down.

SPEAKER_02:

He got the yeah, he got the call.

SPEAKER_00:

And that's where the call.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, that's I it it should it should be there, should be less gray area with that. It's like like can the ball make contact with the ground if you have full control? If you have full control of the ball and then you happen to roll and the ball touches the ground, is that a catch or is that not a catch because the ground touched the ball? You know, do you have to completely isolate the ball from the ground? And if so, then let's make it make it so black and white and just cover the league. Say, all right, anytime a receiver, even if they have control of the ball, if the ball touches the ground on a on as they're going to the ground or as they get tackled or as they're whatever it is, if the ball makes contact with the ground in any way, it's an incomplete pitch. Instead, now it's like, well, he had control, so the ground doesn't matter, but it kind of matters in some people's opinion, because then you have to go into the definition of what is control. Like Hawkinson had his full hand was gripping the the top end of that ball on that catch that he got called back. Yep. And it's like they even in the booth, they were saying they thought it was a catch because he had that hand fully embracing the ball. Yep. And the only th the only reason I can see that they called it back is because the ball did touch the ground. Because he didn't bobble it. No, it wasn't bobble. He had full control of it on his ball. The end of the ball touched the ground, and that's the only thing I could see.

SPEAKER_00:

Well, and the the other thing that I've always thought of, you know, they're not gonna let they're not gonna let a team like Philadelphia and that kind of a market lose three games in a row.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00:

They're just they're just not gonna let that happen. Yeah. They're not. And I I know it sounds like a a Homer thing to say, and you know, a Vik actually a Vikings thing to say. Is a better way to explain it. Yeah. But even on Thursday, you know, the Chargers are an up-and-coming team. They want Harbaugh to be more on TV. He's in LA. It's but it's a better storyline for the Chargers to beat the Vikings. And I'm not saying the Chargers didn't beat us fair and square, because they did. I mean, that pick six probably would have made a little bit of a difference, but if you look at the rest of the game, it was bad. It was really bad.

SPEAKER_02:

Well, like we already said at the top, it it was not a good game to watch for a Vikings fan. No.

SPEAKER_00:

Herbert looked good. Yeah. And that vital kid that was running the ball looked good. I mean, he diced us up. I mean, it was it was a complete just shit show for a Vikings fan. And hopefully moving forward, I know we have the hardest schedule left in the NFL. So we have to look at our picks again from the beginning of the season. I know mine are all fucked up because I had a little bit too much confidence in my in my picks at the time. I wasn't as realistic as I normally am with my NFL picks, but that's okay. That's okay. That's that's we're gonna get one rebuttal for the season, and then that's gonna be that. Yeah. We're gonna do it at the halfway point after next week.

SPEAKER_02:

So we got Lions on Sunday, and then Ravens, Bears, Packers, Seahawks. I I would say we should probably beat the Seahawks. I'd hope so. Fairly easily.

SPEAKER_00:

They're playing really good. Darnold Darnold is playing really good. Uh well, yeah.

SPEAKER_02:

Good old Sammy boy. Commanders, Cowboys, if we don't beat the Cowboys, I'm gonna bury my head in sand. Giants, Lions again, and Packers again on January 4th.

SPEAKER_00:

We might win three or four more games.

SPEAKER_02:

We'll see what happens. I I'm not even gonna commit to a number at this point because of all of those games I just mentioned, I said like the Seahawks and the Cowboys. And the Giants.

SPEAKER_00:

They just lost Scataboo today. I saw that. Nasty. Nasty. I love Scataboo.

SPEAKER_02:

Me too. I like how he plays. He's an insane player. Like he just gives it all every single second that that he's active out there. And he's done for a while. Oh, dude. That was yeah, that was a nasty fracture.

SPEAKER_00:

Dislocated and fractured. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02:

Oh, I mean, his foot was the wrong way.

SPEAKER_00:

Yeah. Dangling. The dangler.

SPEAKER_02:

The dangler.

SPEAKER_00:

Did you see this NBA stuff about these guys getting arrested for the gambling stuff?

SPEAKER_02:

Yes. I heard a story on that on the radio earlier.

SPEAKER_00:

I think it was like 15 to some players, and then the big three were like Terry Rozier, Chauncey Bill Ups, and Damon Jones. All got picked up by the FBI. Uh it's I guess this big gambling racketeering thing with Lacosa Nostra. Uh-huh. With the mob.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, it's a organized crime.

SPEAKER_00:

Pretty pretty gnarly. Like I I don't I didn't think that we would hear about that kind of in our generation. In our time, yeah. You figured that they'd be kind of done with that kind of stuff.

SPEAKER_02:

But well, and with technology today and and the ability that organizations have to investigate that type of thing, you'd think, why take the risk? Right. Right. But you got people throwing games or whatever. And and and they were talking about how it is becoming more prominent because of the availability of sports betting. Yeah. Everybody's got sports betting at their fingertips. So it's become a very, very lucrative thing to get into. And and you can bet on anything. I mean, you can bet on what color socks some guys are wearing. And tell me how that's not, you know, questionable because make a phone call. That guy, yeah. It's all you got to do is be like, hey, wear green socks today. And organized crime-wise, I mean, they have tactics that they can use that are not legitimate, like, hey, wear green socks or you're going to be injured next week. You know, it's like and the and that's getting a little extreme, but it I if I wouldn't put it past anybody.

SPEAKER_00:

If you watch some of the I don't want to call them highlights, but clips of Terry Rosier playing last season.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00:

I mean, it's from a basketball, former basketball player, basketball coach. It is evident. I mean, clear as fucking day.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00:

That he was throwing bad passes, bad shots, faking injuries, all that shit. It was it was pretty interesting watching those clips. And then, I mean, Chauncey Bills, he was a NBA player. He wa actually, I think he was drafted by it was either the Timberwolves or the Celtics, but I think the Celtics. And then we got him on the Timberwolves, and then we let him go, and then he won a championship with Detroit and won finals MVP and blah, blah, blah. Now he's he was a coach in in Portland. Like he was a big player. Like he's a Hall of Fame player doing that kind of stuff. Like that, that's crazy.

SPEAKER_02:

It is crazy.

SPEAKER_00:

And then we got the World Series Dodgers and Blue Jays. Go Blue Jays. Side up 1-1 from as far as I know.

SPEAKER_02:

I have no skin in that game. The only reason I like the Blue Jays is because of what's his that Japanese guy that's really funny. Oh no, no cramp. Suzuki. Kawasaki. It's Kawasaki. I know. It's one of the motorcycle brands. Oh how many banana? I speak English. I practice. I have book.

SPEAKER_00:

No cramp.

SPEAKER_02:

No crap. Monkey never crap. Monkey eat three banana. Monkey never crap.

SPEAKER_00:

So that series is tied up one-one. Jays took game one. Dodgers took game two. Like you, I have no skin in the game. I'd like to see the Blue Jays win. I like Vlad Guerrero Jr. I was a massive fan of his dad when he was playing for the Expos and the Angels. Loved him. I just think he'd be cool.

SPEAKER_02:

That's wild that we're at the age where we're seeing second generation pro athletes play.

SPEAKER_00:

It's funny you say that because the Blue Jays had Bo Bachet, who was Dante Bichette's kid, and they had Cabin Biggio, who was Craig Biggio's kid, and Vlad Jr. all in the same team. Like that's crazy. That is crazy. I like I like it because I was fans of all those guys. Bo Bachet was awesome for the Rockies. Uh Bigio was amazing. I think I'm pretty sure he played for the uh Astros back in the 90s. And then Houston Astros. And then obviously Vlad Jr., his dad played for the Expos and the Angels. I was a huge, huge fan of his dad. He was the one of the, I shouldn't say the best, one of the best bad ball hitters I ever watched for baseball. And NBA's back on TV that season started.

SPEAKER_02:

Go T-Wolves.

SPEAKER_00:

Uh yeah, go T Wolves.

SPEAKER_02:

Edwards had a hell of a game.

SPEAKER_00:

And he did. He did. They lost to the Lakers last night, which is, you know, it's early. I wanted to watch that. It was on Prime. Yeah. We were at a party. We were at a party. They had the baseball game on.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00:

But there a lot of people are picking the Timberwolves to get back to where they were last year in the Western Conference Finals. The West is loaded again, still. East is kind of a crapshoot. You know, you might have one or two good teams, and if you're playing well at the end of the year, you're going to get in the finals. More than likely it'll be the Cavaliers or who is the other one? The Magic. A lot of people are saying the Magic might make it. Which uh I'm not even going to really talk about NBA until we get closer to the playoffs or All-Star Break.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, it's what if they played three games?

SPEAKER_00:

Yes. Yeah. It's just, it's too early. Other than that, some local local news, our football team's out of the playoffs, Section 7A. We were we were bad. Surprise, surprise. We were not very good. But I tell you what, the kids that we had, we had we started the year, I think, with 22. We ended the year with 19 on a single A, small A school, small school. I'll give it to him. We never we didn't have any kids quit. We didn't have any kids, you know, yeah, that's good. Freak out because, you know, our team sucked, or you know, they thought the team sucked. You know, our our head coach did the best that he could uh with what he had. Uh and I think it success was there. I mean, it might not have shown uh in wins and whatnot, but I think the the heart of the team our quarterback had a really good season.

SPEAKER_03:

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00:

I mean, uh I just it's hard with having 19 kids. I mean, you can't even have a full practice. Like you you're worried about having hitting drills because you might hurt someone and you're down another player for a game, and you know, and that that's the shitty thing about being in a small school is that kind of stuff. But you know, you and I went to the same small school. Oh, yeah. There might have been four boys in the whole class that didn't play football.

SPEAKER_03:

Mm-hmm.

SPEAKER_00:

I I mean it it it it just it kind of just makes me mad and blows my mind that we just we can't get kids out. Like I don't understand. Like I w I loved football. Like if you were a boy in school, you played football.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00:

So I just I don't know. I don't know how to get more kids out. I don't know how to make them interested. I don't I and I know winning cures a lot of that.

SPEAKER_02:

Winning does cure, yeah. They it that cures a lot of it, but uh it's I think it's just a cultural shift in in today's society with with how important sports are and like people don't view it as an opportunity anymore. You know, like when I played, when we played, it was like, you got to play, right? Like you got to play football, you got to play baseball, you got to play basketball. And now it's like I mean, even when I coached next door, the one year I coached football, talking to some of the other kids that were in the class, the like junior senior class, I see these like brick shit houses walking around as spectators of football game, and I'm like, what are you doing? They're well, two of them didn't want to get hurt for wrestling. And the the the thing with that is I completely understand if you are a state contender wrestler that has aspirations on going on to college and getting a scholarship for wrestling. I a hundred percent understand that. Right. And I won't I won't dog anybody for for resting up or taking care of themselves by not playing football if they have that level of athleticism for another sport. Right. But there were other kids that are like they would have been very talented on the on the football field, and they're just like, nah, I'd rather work and make money, or nah, I'd rather, you know, whatever, whatever their excuse was. It's like they weren't committed to just playing a sport.

SPEAKER_00:

Well, and there's there'd be guys in the stands or kids in the stands, even with with this, is and one of them was a two-year starter. Yeah. Yeah. Didn't come out. He said that his parents wouldn't let him come out because of concussions. And maybe. Maybe. But you know, there's a couple other ones that just didn't come out. Because they didn't come out. I my God. I just I don't I don't understand it.

SPEAKER_02:

But the Steelers just passed to one of their big boys.

SPEAKER_00:

Oh, really?

SPEAKER_02:

Number 74 Anderson. He's an offensive lineman. Rodgers just passed to him for a gain of seven.

SPEAKER_04:

Jesus.

SPEAKER_02:

Big boy. I love love to see it. Dude, dude must be like 360 too. He's not one of those like fit-looking O linemen. He was a big he was like a fucking beefy O lineman.

SPEAKER_00:

Volleyball is in the Final Four for the section. They play Floodwood on a Wednesday.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, that's that should be a pretty good game. Should be.

SPEAKER_00:

Should be a good game. I hope. I really hope that the girls have success with this. I really, really do. Me too. I don't know. I I just I don't know. I don't know how it's gonna go. I I'm hoping that they that they can can pull it out. I mean, it'd be it'd be nice to to have them get to the section final. I think that'd be really, really cool. Oh yeah. Um the the women's sports in our school are are stupid successful right now, volleyball included, like they're they're they're good.

SPEAKER_02:

Well, yeah, and and the volleyball team only has one senior. Yep. And and she's not like the she's not part of the core starting group either. So we're gonna be just as competitive next year.

SPEAKER_00:

If not more competitive.

SPEAKER_02:

If not more competitive.

SPEAKER_00:

If and if attitudes and teamwork happen and things like that, you know, it's it's gonna it's r it's hard. It's hard. You need you need to have you need to have good leaders on a team like that, a young team like that. You need to have somebody that's gonna be a leader, whether it be from the coaching staff or from the players that are gonna keep everything in check.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00:

That's what I worry about.

SPEAKER_02:

And then I think with I think next year, with some of the girls becoming seniors next year, I'm hoping that they'll grow up into that role and and be true student leaders on the team. Because you can only rely on coach for some guidance and leadership. You need that student leader on the team that's gonna hold people together when when adversity happens and encourage encourage her teammates. Correct.

SPEAKER_00:

Well then basketball now starts for the whim women's or girls, whatever you want to say, November 10th. We have a new coaching staff for that now. Pretty excited about that. The success of that program, I think, is gonna be seen this this winter. Boys have a new new coaching staff there also. Uh hopefully they can have some success also. So yeah. Uh just to recap with the you know, hoping the Vikings can pull one together here against Chicago. That'll be a tough game on on Sunday. Sunday. Bears looked really good today. They played Baltimore.

SPEAKER_01:

I didn't watch any football today.

SPEAKER_03:

I just watched a little bit.

SPEAKER_01:

I slept on and off.

SPEAKER_00:

I just watched a little bit. Kind of kept it on the TV with background noise while I was doing other stuff in my living room.

SPEAKER_01:

So Yeah.

SPEAKER_00:

They they both teams look good, honestly. But let's just let's hope we can keep it competitive. That's that's what I'm saying.

SPEAKER_02:

Like you said, I don't wanna I don't like you said, I don't wanna give up on the s ooh, I don't want to give up on the season, but I I it is time to acknowledge that if anything comes of this year, it's a it's like a rebuild, like get back to where we should be kind of year. And I keep getting this stupid notification. USB accessories disabled. Unplug the accessory using too much power to re-enable USB devices. No idea what that means. We're still live and recording, so can't be that serious.

SPEAKER_00:

Did I hit something?

SPEAKER_01:

No.

SPEAKER_03:

Ugh.

SPEAKER_00:

Yeah, that's how I feel. I'm tired, man.

SPEAKER_02:

Dude, I hurt. Not not bad, but just violently hung over from two two party nights of staying up till four in the morning. That's hard.

unknown:

I don't know.

SPEAKER_02:

Luckily, I don't do shots anymore. So, you know, just drinking my whiskey waters kind of helps with with the feeling of awfulness the next day, but my voice is throttled. I I can hear that. Yeah. I mean, I was yelling and whooping and singing and all kinds of stuff. It was a blast.

SPEAKER_00:

Do you see that big ass hurricane that's supposed to hit Jamaica here?

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, my wife and I were talking. We're going in two months. Yeah, so we're hoping we're hoping that it's not gonna destroy anything. I would hate to have to rebook everything. That's just a headache. We had to do that for our honeymoon because of COVID.

SPEAKER_00:

Oh, that's right.

SPEAKER_02:

We had it booked. Yeah. And we were supposed to go in April after the year after we got married. We were supposed to go in April, and that's right, you know, peak COVID, March, April. So we rebooked for October of that year and ended up going in. It was a blast. It was in Mexico. Coincidentally, they had been recovering from hurricane damage as well when we went to Mexico. So you're just gonna see that more and more with with the climate today. Hurricanes are just getting bigger, better, and stronger every year. Just like the weather around here. I mean, it I've when I went to my good buddy's wedding in Mexico in 2016, it was they got married on October 26th. I got home on October 28th, and I had to dig my car out of a snowbank on October 28th. And I was walking around in shorts and a t-shirt today, which is October 28th. Twenty-sixth. I can't read. Same death. Nina's birthday tomorrow. Right. Happy birthday, Nina.

SPEAKER_00:

Happy birthday, Nina. How do you feel about uh the new ballroom going up at uh the west wing of the lighthouse?

SPEAKER_02:

It's the east wing. Whatever. If it was the west wing, it would be even crazier. How do I feel like it doesn't matter to me at all? Nothing in Washington matters to me anymore. I just he's gonna do what he's gonna do, and and I there's nothing I I'm gonna be able to do about it.

SPEAKER_00:

So do you see that they had to recall almost two million pounds of pork jerky that's been contaminated potentially?

SPEAKER_01:

Oh no.

SPEAKER_00:

So don't eat any turkey beef jerky.

SPEAKER_02:

No turkey beef jerky.

SPEAKER_00:

No turkey beef jerky. No turkey jerky? No turkey jerky.

SPEAKER_02:

I I think I'm good there. I don't eat turkey jerky a whole lot ever. I don't even know that I've ever eaten turkey beef jerky because it's beef jerky, not turkey jerky.

SPEAKER_00:

I've had the turkey jerky before. It's not good. No. Not good at all.

SPEAKER_02:

Well, it's like turkey bacon.

SPEAKER_00:

Yeah, gross. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02:

Wall.

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Uh oh my god.

SPEAKER_00:

Halloween's coming up. We were at a Halloween party last night at a friend's house. That was a good time. Friend decided to drink a 12-pack of Guinness, 16-ounce cans or 14-9 ounce. 14-something ounce cans. He's fucking crazy. I'm sure he felt great today.

SPEAKER_02:

I'm sure it all came back last night. Guinness is just not something that you should ever drink a high volume of. I can do one or two at a pub just to, you know, it's you're at an Irish pub, you drink a Guinness. That's what drinking Guinness all night is is a new level of torture, self, self-deprecating behavior. I could never do that.

SPEAKER_00:

Never, never, never. Alright. So we are gonna do a bracket again tonight. Because that's how I feel about that. We already did best movies. We could do modern TV shows.

SPEAKER_03:

Okay.

SPEAKER_00:

Or movie trilogies.

SPEAKER_02:

I think I I know how the trilogy one would go, so let's do modern TV. Modern TV.

SPEAKER_00:

Okay. First one up. So this is Greatest Modern TV shows bracket. First one up, Breaking Bad or Lost?

SPEAKER_02:

That's kind of easy for me. I wasn't super into Lost. I it was a very good show, and it had its cult font. Like people that were Lost fans were fucking big lost fans. Oh, yeah. But Breaking Bad was such a revolutionary show, and it it was just it was so good. I love Breaking Bad.

SPEAKER_00:

I never finished it. It's so good. So uh next up, Barry. That's Bill Hader. I love Barry. Or Stranger Things. I forgot about Barry.

SPEAKER_02:

I watched that years ago when it was being released, and it's a very, very funny, very funny show. He's a funny dude. Bill Hader's hilarious. He is, and his mannerisms for that character were perfectioned.

SPEAKER_00:

He to me is like a modern-day Jim Carrey.

SPEAKER_02:

Oh yeah, absolutely. He he is Yeah. Yeah, I can't I can't add to that at all. Yeah, I agree. But now we're talking about Barry versus Stranger Things, and I would I would have to give it to Stranger Things.

SPEAKER_00:

I watched about half of that. Phenomenal. Phenomenal.

SPEAKER_02:

I I know I watched I think I watched everything up until the most recent season. But that that's another one of those shows that it's like the the creativity and just the storyline is impressive.

SPEAKER_00:

Did you like the movie It?

SPEAKER_02:

Did you ever watch? No, I never watched it. You never watched it? No, I I've I've read the book, but I've never watched the movie.

SPEAKER_00:

So they just HBO just came out today with the the new show kind of spin-off of that. I think it's like Kids of Dairy or something like that. I'm probably gonna watch it when I get home.

SPEAKER_01:

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00:

I'm excited for that. Like that I I like that kind of stuff. Like that kind of stuff freaks me the hell out. I don't know why, but it does. Uh next one up. Fargo. Or the Americans.

SPEAKER_02:

Which one's the Americans? I've never watched it. Neither have I, but I think I know what it is. Carrie Russell, Matthew Reese, Susan Meisner. Yeah. Oh, it's a spy drama. Yeah, I'm giving it to Fargo.

SPEAKER_01:

Fargo? Yeah, I liked that show.

SPEAKER_00:

It was good. It was really good.

SPEAKER_01:

Really good.

SPEAKER_00:

Next up, we have Euphoria or The Walking Dead.

SPEAKER_02:

Oh boy, excuse me. I never watched Euphoria, but I've I I have heard some good things. I have. But I know that I watched The Walking Dead. Like, yeah, religiously. Hands down for me. Yeah.

SPEAKER_00:

That's very easy. It's a very, very good show. True Detective or The Wire?

SPEAKER_02:

Have to give it to the wire.

SPEAKER_00:

Did you watch True Detective?

SPEAKER_02:

Yes, I watched both. Well, I didn't watch all of The Wire, but I'm told middle-aged men, middle-aged white men kind of flock to the wire. Like this show is awesome.

SPEAKER_00:

How much of True Detective did you watch?

SPEAKER_02:

I don't even know. A bit. But I mean, I could give that's a toss-up for me. So if you no, I'll give it to the wire.

SPEAKER_00:

I'm just asking. I I like True Detective. Like a lot of it's good. But see, like with True Detective, it's different people. Like it's different every single season. Yeah. Or the wire, it's kind of it's the same storyline, which is good. So next, we're just gonna go right on this whole this whole side. Breaking bad or stranger things?

SPEAKER_02:

That's a that's like a semifinal matchup. For me, it was breaking bad.

SPEAKER_00:

See, and I've never seen all of Breaking Bad, but the reviews and what I've heard from people and things like that, I'll I'll For me it was breaking bad. I'll agree with you. Fargo or The Walking Dead? The Walking Dead is an easy easy winner of me too.

SPEAKER_01:

Holy shit. I'm sorry.

SPEAKER_00:

No, you're good.

unknown:

What the hell?

SPEAKER_00:

Okay. I'm just gonna jump right into this one, I guess. Breaking bad or the walking dead?

SPEAKER_02:

The walking dead for me. I agree. They're both very, very, very good. I feel like I have to caveat that with Breaking Bad is is right up there with The Walking Dead for me. But The Walking Dead takes the cake.

SPEAKER_00:

So then that matchup for the last one on this side of the bracket, Walking Dead or the Wire? Walking Dead, easy. Okay. Now it goes the other side. Uh we'll go Better Call Sal or the Terror.

SPEAKER_02:

Hmm. I know, like, so Better Call Saul spin-off of Breaking Bad. It it for the real like Breaking Bad followers, they enjoyed it. And it it it had its moments. It was funny. What was the other one?

SPEAKER_00:

The Terror?

SPEAKER_02:

I don't know what that is.

SPEAKER_00:

I don't either. I've never it's based on Trivents. I think it's something to do with the Dahmer Party. Oh. Where they went up in the mountain and ate each other.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah. I don't know. I would have to go with the Saul. Saul. Okay. That's the only one I know. Okay. Next one. The office or parks and wreck? That's not fair. I agree. That is not fair. I agree. It's I you should be able to choose a tie. That's so not fair. They're the same show. Correct. They are the same exact show.

SPEAKER_00:

They are, but The Office is way better.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah. I I guess I'm with you there, except for Chris Chris Pratt. That's true. His character on Parks. And and and Ron Swanson.

SPEAKER_00:

You're talking about Kim Kardashian?

SPEAKER_02:

I think she got come on her back in the video. I like the guy in the background that just goes, ha ha ha.

SPEAKER_00:

Well, that was the improved.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, it was. It was totally unscripted. Like he just that's why everybody died laughing.

SPEAKER_00:

Atlanta or Black Mirror? Black Mirror. Black Mirror was phenomenal.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, because Atlanta was the one with Atlanta.

SPEAKER_00:

That was the one with what's his name? Danny Glover's Kid. The TV show. Yeah. It's a good show. Yeah. But yeah, I'd have to go with Black Mirror. Arrested Development or Westworld? Westworld. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02:

Arrested Development is it's a good sitcom, but Westworld. Westworld was a really good phenomenal.

SPEAKER_00:

Watchmen or 24? 24 was like Jack Brewer.

SPEAKER_02:

Oh, I know. I know 24. I'm trying to think about Watchmen. I never watched a show called Watchmen.

SPEAKER_01:

Excuse me. Very easy for me. I would go 24.

SPEAKER_00:

Or the office? The office. Black Mirror or Westworld? Westworld. The Office or Westworld.

SPEAKER_02:

They're two completely different TV shows. I feel like I can put the office on and just have it play. Westworld, you actually have to watch. You can't just have it playing on in the background. Such a good show, though.

SPEAKER_00:

Yeah, yeah, it is. Like a modern Western sci-fi.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah. Well, that's why I liked it, because I'm a sci-fi geek, so that part of it. Stargate SG1. SG1, damn. That's really brilliant. I started watching that actually. Good show. I started I started while rewat I watched it when it was live, and then I started rewatching it probably. It was a long time ago. When I was still on shift work, I started rewatching it. They're both I I just don't know. The Office, Westworld. I'd have to say Westworld.

SPEAKER_03:

Really?

SPEAKER_02:

I mean, uh just because like I said, they're completely different. You're not in the same mood. If you're gonna put Westworld on the TV, that is a completely different mood than if you put the Office on TV. You're right. So it's hard for me to pick a winner between those two because it's like that'd be like the Minnesota Vikings playing against the San Jose Sharks. Like Westworld's gonna win.

SPEAKER_00:

We'll go with Westworld. Westworld or 24?

SPEAKER_01:

Westworld. 24 was good in its time, but Westworld.

SPEAKER_02:

So our finals match. This is gonna be a good one. I I remember what we have. The Walking Dead and Westworld. That's and if I looked at that entire list before we started ranking any of them, I probably would have picked those two to be finalists just right off the bat.

SPEAKER_00:

For me personally, I loved The Walking Dead up until the last couple seasons. I agree with that. I I do agree with that. Because it it got a little redundant. They killed off everybody that were fan favorites. Yep. Or the fan favorites left or whatever. Yep. And now all the spin-offs. The only one that stayed around was Norman Reedus and, you know, Daryl. Like Daryl. He was from the time that he got into the show, introduced into the show, to the time I stopped watching, he was my favorite character. Like he had so many different angles that were taken with him, you know, him and his brother, him and Carol, him and Amy, him and his brother was a piece of shit. You know, all those different angles, you know, he went from the the fucking drug addict asshole with a crossbow to the protector of everybody. You know, that's what I loved about Daryl. And he he was my favorite character, other than Glenn. I loved Glenn. Everybody loved Glenn. I mean, the way he died was fucking nuts. I mean, and it was it was not expected. I did not expect that.

SPEAKER_02:

No, it was that it was such like take your breath away when it happened. And I mean, you can't talk about that without talking about Negan, who is one of my favorite characters.

SPEAKER_00:

Mine too. He he was he was the best villain in a TV show. And and this is just my personal opinion. He was the best TV villain or comic book villain, whatever you want to call him, until Cersei Lannister for Game of Thrones.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah. Cersei and Joffrey both. The Lannister family. Yeah, I should say.

SPEAKER_00:

That villain Ramsey, you know, the villains in Game of Thrones.

SPEAKER_02:

Ramsey Bolton.

SPEAKER_00:

The villains in Game of Thrones were out of this world. But until that, it was Negan for me.

SPEAKER_02:

I mean, and the nice the thing about Negan is like you kind of liked him a little bit. Well, you kind of agreed with him. Yeah.

SPEAKER_00:

Yeah. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah. And that's I just loved his character in that in that series.

SPEAKER_00:

That's Jeffrey Dean Morgan, right? Yeah. That's his name. Yep. He was the perfect person to play him. He was. Like unbelievable to a T, the look, the feel, the vibe, all of it was perfect.

SPEAKER_02:

Yes. I and and then also Maggie loved Maggie. Not up there with like Glenn or Negan. Abraham was good too when he came around.

SPEAKER_00:

See, and that's like for game for Walking Dead, and like once you got through season two is really when it got good.

SPEAKER_03:

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00:

Yep. Like really, really after the prison. Yep. Honestly. Yep. That that was probably my favorite was after the prison.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah. Are you watching The Last of Us?

SPEAKER_00:

No. You should watch. I watched the first season. That's with Pedro Pascal. Yeah. On HBO. HBO. I watched the first season with Nina and Chloe. I'll I'll have to keep watching it.

SPEAKER_02:

It's it's I it it has some walking dead-esque things. I mean, it's I it's basically another zombie show, right? It's just not it's not that kind of zombie. It's just a fungal zombie. And sorry, I know I sound like I'm dying because I am, but the something about like the dystopian apocalyptic ever since I played I Fallout 3 was the first Fallout game that I played. And ever since I played that, where you can totally immerse yourself in the character that you are playing as, and you can make decisions, and that out that affects the outcome of the game, and you have so many options like that. Ever since I played that game where you could go to these different like map points and different locations and stuff, I like The Walking Dead, same thing. Like they had the different towns set up or whatever, and in The Last of Us is the same where they have the different towns, and it just plays like a like a big world video game.

SPEAKER_00:

I'm pretty sure they have a show now, a fallout.

SPEAKER_02:

I yeah, yes. On Prime. Yes, they do, and I haven't seen that yet. I haven't bothered watching it either. I liked the game more. I'm I'm sure I would I I'm sure I would enjoy the show with some nostalgia from the game, but the game just because you can make decisions. That's what's awesome.

SPEAKER_00:

So I'm assuming we're gonna take The Walking Dead here. Yes. Okay. Winner winner chicken dinner.

SPEAKER_02:

The wild lost to the San Jose Sharks. In case anybody was wondering.

SPEAKER_01:

I don't really follow hockey until the playoffs.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, I don't I I I like I like watching, but Timberlake, South Dakota, the corner bar and drill. Oh, that guy must be from South Dakota. Tuckercraft. Tight end for the Packers.

SPEAKER_01:

What are you doing?

SPEAKER_03:

Bugging you?

SPEAKER_00:

Movies that made a billion dollars.

SPEAKER_04:

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00:

Ready for this? Actually, you know what? I don't want to do that. What's your favorite Halloween movie?

SPEAKER_02:

True.

SPEAKER_00:

Just like I mean Not like not like the Halloween, like Michael Myers Halloween. No, no, no.

SPEAKER_02:

I I I know what you're saying.

SPEAKER_00:

Like spooky movies. Not it doesn't have to be centric on Halloween, like spooky movies. I know you're like paranormal kind of stuff, but what I really I mean, I I don't even like like the spooky movie genre. I is not like horror or thriller, nothing like that. It's never really been your thing.

SPEAKER_02:

No. I'm trying to think of like kind of borderline what I like that's like spooky.

SPEAKER_00:

Did you ever see the conjuring movies? Yeah, I think paranormal activity.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, fourth kind. Cloverfield? Yeah. It's just not your thing. It's just not my thing. And I like everything. Right. That's why I'm interested in it. But that's why though it's super not. I just I it it might be just deep-seated. I never watched them as a kid, never got to watch them as a kid, never became interested in watching them. Saw. I like Saw. I like the Saw movies. So you're more of like. And and by like, I mean I'm saying that I watched them and I can watch them, but it it's just not like I don't know.

SPEAKER_00:

So like the movie Seven with Brad Pitt, Morgan Freedom. Something like that.

SPEAKER_02:

Love Seven, Zodiac. So you like the I did like Silence of the Lambs and Hannibal, those movies.

SPEAKER_00:

So not necessarily like serial killer movies. Well, I can't even really not call them serial killer, like thrasher movies. You're not a big thrasher fan. No, I don't like it. It's more of a mystery thriller. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah. I don't like the, you know, the murder, like killing just to kill. Right. Saw is kind of like that, torturing just to torture, but there's kind of a little more depth there where it's like these people have their vices and their issues, and the the crazy guy is trying to use that to get them to make ridiculous decisions. Right, right. You know? But no, I I I just I'm not a fan of slasher movies. Like my wife loves the Scream franchise. A lot of people love the Scream franchise. I'm not I just not all about it. Yeah, like you said, it's it's more the the the thriller suspense mystery crime street crime. I'm still trying to think. I like Sleepy Hollow. Love Sleepy Hollow. With Johnny Dabb. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Okay. I I would consider that like a Halloween movie.

SPEAKER_00:

Yeah. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, the Headless Horseman. Uh you know, yeah. Yeah, I like I like Sleepy Hollow. But it again, I just like Pocus Pocus. I well, yeah, that's that's a that's a staple. I love that's like a goofy Halloween movie. Halloween Town back on the Disney Channel in the Disney Channel days. Halloween Town was good. Yep. I loved watching like all the Are You Afraid of the Dark and the Goosebumps? I would still watch those today as a 35 year old and be just as entertained as I was when. When I was 12, 13 years old watching them. I read the Goosebumps books. That was the first book where they had a choose your own. So that I read. I didn't know it was a thing until I got this Goosebumps book, and it was thicker than all the rest of the Goosebumps books. But that's because things would happen, and then you go to the bottom of the page. It's like if you choose, if you choose to go into the dark room, go to page 27. If you choose to go around, go to page 34.

SPEAKER_00:

Anyway.

SPEAKER_02:

First time I ever saw Halloween was at his house.

SPEAKER_00:

So I mean, I I don't like the movies. I'm I like the kind of like you. I I do like the Scream movies because it was like the first movie that ever scared the shit out of me. And I just like the storyline with them, and I, you know, I kind of we grew up on them and blah blah blah. Yeah. But I'm more like you, Silence Lamb 7, Stigmata was another really good one. I can never remember the one with Denzel Washington, John Goodman, and is it The Fallen or something like that? Fallen. Sounds right. Where the the spirit travels through people by touch. Like that's a good one. But like I've watched all the Ted Bundy movies. I've watched like the Wayne Gacy movies. Like that's the kind of stuff I like.

SPEAKER_02:

I think I didn't watch I don't watch the movies, but that's Mindhunter.

SPEAKER_00:

Oh yeah, great show.

SPEAKER_02:

Oh, I love that show.

SPEAKER_00:

Ed Kemper.

SPEAKER_02:

I wish they would bring that back. There's always teasing on Facebook. They're like, we're gonna bring it back. And I'm like, this isn't real. Not real.

SPEAKER_00:

Yeah. Great show. Really, really good show. But that's the kind of stuff that I always like. Like Halloween movies. I just I don't know. I I just watched the the new I Know What You Did last summer. I watched it with Chloe. And it was okay. I mean, I'm I I don't know. The original was okay. I just I don't it doesn't tickle my fancy that much anymore. And I with all these reboots and remakes, it's just it's getting really, really annoying and really old. Yeah. I do want to see the Bruce Springsteen movie. Uh yes, I think. Jeremy Allen White. Yep. Heard good things. I really want to see that. So that's probably the next movie that I get to go see. Alright. So we had our tournament bracket, we had Walking Dead win that, talked about the Vikings shit games the last couple weeks. Timberwolves starting the season. Tony talked about our new website coming out. Still gonna have the old one, but the new one's coming. Has all our price lists on there, and it's pretty user-friendly and easy to follow. Uh, we do have availability with some rental stuff still. Like we've said it before, just give us a call, shoot us a text, shoot us an email. Uh one of us will get back to you. Uh, then we can get moving on other stuff like that. Don't forget to go on to the Shopify app or store, buy all your Bosti Boys stuff there, hats, shirts, sweatshirts, things like that. I know Tony's got that bench butter still going on his websites.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, I have it on Marketplace still. I'm this the reason I wanted the reason I made the new website is because I can do I can do sales on it, and I have a new POS system for that. So bench butter and Bastu Mist sauna aromatherapy sense will be on there within the next I'm gonna give myself a couple weeks, but realistically it should be a week, but we'll say in the next two weeks it'll be on there.

SPEAKER_00:

Yeah, and then my podcast will be coming out soon. I had to I rechanged, I changed a bunch of stuff. I redid the name, I redid all my all my logos and stuff like that. So I had to I had to restart stuff like that. So you'll be seeing that come out here pretty soon. I'm gonna wait on the name giving it out to you till I actually release an episode. That'll be coming out in the next probably week or so. Hopefully this week I can get one done. So that's a knife. It's a big ass knife. Holy shit. That's not a knife. That's not.

SPEAKER_01:

It's brand new. I've never used it.

SPEAKER_00:

So yeah, you can go ahead and I know golf season's over, but there's still stuff on Shank Golf. They're still releasing a bunch of stuff. Pins and Aces, uh, you suck golf and cactus golf club. We have all this stuff there. I'll put that in the post on Facebook and in the description of the episode. Next week, hopefully we can get back on Sunday. We'll talk about the Vikings game that day, because I'm sure it'll be fresh in our minds after we watch the game. Uh, we'll talk about some more business stuff. We'll talk about uh upcoming other upcoming events that we'll have. Uh you'll have to stay tuned for that kind of stuff. Uh, also. So I think that's all we got tonight. That's it. Um, hopefully, we'll see you guys next week. Thanks for listening.

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Thanks for listening. Oh, I didn't know if it sounded like you were gonna say more. Nope. Okay.

SPEAKER_00:

Later.

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We out.