You've been doing this for the whole time, and then you've been in the mood.
No, not at all. I'm so sorry for my taste.
You're all right, right? Yes, exactly.
“I'm so sorry for the story, which I just understood.”
I'm just going to stop the job or to stop. I'm really sorry for the story. - You're right. - I'm right. With what story? - You've got spotcasts.
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I'm hoping next Tuesday, Greg Cody stays here all day to be a part of that 630 PM Eastern
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“to give you bonus shows, extra shows, and do stuff like this a week from now.”
A week from today. I see that Trist is here. Juju has had an emergency. We will talk to him later this week. You can watch the Trist on the alley, up on DLS whoops on Tuesday and the Levitar YouTube channel
on Fridays as well as good follow on Thursdays on the good follow YouTube channel. - Not a week from today. Just want to clean that up. April 7th is a Tuesday. So Tuesday, we will be doing the sports equinox. - You know what? My bad. I saw Greg Cody and I thought it was Tuesday. And I forgot that it was Wednesday.
- Thank you. - Thank you for that correction. I've got a number of things to get to with Trist. But I wanted to ask her and amine both if they were interested in the last place where good sports documentaries are being made untold.
Has Lamar Adam and Trailblazers. And I didn't know whether you guys were interested in either of those stories one more than the other. - Well, jailblazers, baby, come on. There's a lot of people who say that the jailblazers were the worst period in Trailblazer
history. I think for me and my childhood, it was the best. Dan, I would not classify untold as the last place where great sports documentaries are being made because most of these untold stories are glorified PR pieces for the people who are being covered by them.
I always will go back to that Tim Donigy one where it was just like, hey, we're just
going to publish all of his lies as told by him and pretend that it's real. And so I've always since then looked at these untold stories with a massive grain of salt. Like, I don't know how much of this I can trust. It's just the subject telling us their side of the story. - Well, Trist, that's a good correction by amine.
I should have said where the last of the good ideas are going because everybody's been
“trying to make that jailblazers documentary for about 15 years and the only way they got”
it made probably is because they sanitized it. So Trist, what were your thoughts on what amine just said? - Well, I think we'll know that the fix is in. If we do not showcase the weed that they got caught for bringing in through the airport in a ball of tin foil, that's like the peak jailblazers or when they got stopped going from Portland
to Seattle or maybe Seattle back to Portland and they got pulled over. If those stories are not told, then truly the fix is in because those are the things that we're huge in the lore of the jailblazers in the Portland community and we kind of hold them near and dear to our hearts. - Jaden Ivy's story, Jaden Ivy's mom being the Notre Dame Women's Basketball Coach.
What were the most interesting parts of the Jaden Ivy's story to you? - Well, the thing that's kind of crazy to me about it and that we talk about, hey, we don't want to hold parents. We don't want to help hold children accountable when their parents go crazy on the internet like Flage's mom, right, was like, hey, it doesn't matter that South Carolina beat
LSU, my daughter's still winning on the court and we don't feel like Flage should be responsible for what her mom is saying. And I wanted to kind of get you guys to thoughts on whether we should hold or at least ask questions about those that are parents in the public eye when their children that are in a public eye say wild things because now Ivy is the women's head coach of Notre Dame
team, which is a Catholic university, Jaden Ivy clearly said some things about Catholicism. But Notre Dame in general has been had some circulation or some rumors around homophobia where Olivia Miles, who I'm actually wearing her TCU jersey right now, transferred out
Of Notre Dame and did not go to the draft and went to TCU because of I don't ...
her issues around Hannah Hadogo and some of the comments that Hannah Hadogo made where
she reposted a Candace Owens post about men and women or the only ways that you can have a marriage.
“But now I'm questioning, now Ivy is how does she feel about some of these things?”
And nobody's asking really, no Ivy what she thinks. And now Jaden Ivy says that his wife is not returning his text messages and his family has betrayed him. So I think it's just interesting when you talk about a kid in the public eye when their parent is a coach of a university as well.
All right. We talked about this yesterday, but can I talk about it more plainly now. Do you guys feel like sports is equipped in any of these instances to actually just deal
with an episode when families aren't equipped?
No, but no, but when you're having something, when you're having a situation where a guy is melting down in public and throwing away his career as his family tries to intervene, but no one can talk sense to him. That's like classic diagnosis of mental health episode if we were able to do this, just watching it on television.
I'm not just sports. I think very few places. In American life are equipped for this unless you just happen to be around a mental health specialist. It's a very difficult thing and it's not a broken arm, you know, it's happening between
the years. It's a very difficult thing to understand and we're sorely lacking in that. You can't rescue this person. Go ahead. How do you rescue this person?
I was just going to say, like, you can have mental health issues and still hold big oted ideas and like you can still have hateful things and beliefs that you hold. And it's a matter of how you package them and how you frame them and whether you want to vocalize them over and over and over again. I think it's clear that Jay and I have these having some sort of manic episode because
he can't get off of Instagram live. It really feels a lot like Antonio Brown to me when he just continues to do that CTES PN thing. But it still is something that you can't really say, oh, well, Jay and I, he is just mentally ill.
So everything that he is saying, we're just going to like sweep under the rug. The thing about this though, Tristan, that I keep coming back to because I lived it with my brother. I don't know that I articulated this well enough to people yesterday when I say that my brother became someone that I did not recognize.
The height of a manic episode is everyone telling you you're crazy and you looking back and saying, no, I'm the only one who's right.
“Everyone else is crazy and that's how you lose everyone.”
The manic bulletproof episode never mind the bigoted ideas, just where you lose everybody
is. No, the world's priorities are wrong and mine are correct. I'm being wrong here by a bunch of people who have this all wrong. That's what the episode is. Well, Tristan, this is also complicated because you know, there's a culture war going
on and he's dishing out takes and many people are making him a victim or applying their own political prism to it. I mean, this happens in basketball, Carl Singler had this going on. Carl Singler was a better pro than Ivy ever was and he wasn't playing anymore in part because of these episodes Ivy to an extent is being given more grace and he probably
should because he finds himself with unlikely allies right now, Tristan. Yeah, I think that's true, but I think at the end of the day what you guys didn't discuss isn't this the fact that he was displaying anti gay ideals and like that the right
“wing wants to jump on that, but you can't mess with the money, right?”
And at the end of the day, the league and the program is bigger than any one player. And you guys said, Oh, if he was a better player, I think he'd get away with this. I don't think if you're somebody that's even on the level of Steph Curry or Damian Lillard, if you just keep pestering your teammates and keep preaching and keep asking media, have you been saved and going on rants and raves on Instagram live, the comp is Antonio
Brown. And he was the best receiver in the league and out the league, very, very quickly once he started those manic episodes and started becoming so unpredictable that it was bad for the shield, bad for the money and like nobody is good enough to be bad for the money. To me, part of this whole story is how wide open is your personal life if you're a public
figure as relates to J. Nivey's mom. If you're covering a Notre Dame game and in the post game interview, are you entitled
To ask J.
that to be off limits? You know, that's such a good question.
And I almost feel like I should be asking you that because I was never trained as a journalist.
“I think my skill has been that I'm a blurter and I asked very inappropriate things and”
my mind goes to a place where it's past the limits of probabil, uh, journalistic professionalism. Like I asked easy thought about something I saw in her open, duffel bag and she's like, "Oh, not you just looking in my bag and asking me about the book inside of there." And I think that's probably borderline. My instinct says it depends.
If Notre Dame was in the final four right now, would I feel comfortable asking her about it? I'd be comfortable texting someone who was also in that locker room to ask her about it. I don't know if I would do it, but I do feel like we should at least get her thoughts considering that Olivia Miles left the program and a lot of the reason that people said
that she left the program was because she's an out lesbian and she didn't feel comfortable
being in the environment at Notre Dame for whatever reason. She goes to a Christian university that is apparently more inclusive and welcoming to her and her lifestyle. And Hannah Hadagoh has come out and said, "Well, I am not a homophob, like these were just just a misunderstanding.
If no Ivy's in that locker room, I kind of do want to know or in that press conference. I kind of do want to know, like, where do you stand on this issue because your own son is so fervent in being anti-gay that, and this all has happened around your program,
“I just kind of want to know where are you at on it?”
Is that wrong, no Greg? What do you think?
No, as a journalist, I think they're both grown people and it's newsworthy for all of the
reasons you say. And so I think in a post-game news conference, it's okay to tread very carefully in asking the mom, how are you dealing with why jaydens in the news right now? Now, if you're dealing, I'm very curious how Charlie Woods is dealing with his dad's latest problem.
I'm not sure if I would ask Charlie Woods that because he's still a teenager, I think. So some of it depends on age and the level of public. But what is the responsibility because we are talking about, look, sports is supposed to be a place where all this stuff gets sucked out in all the ways it gets sucked out. What is her responsibility as public voice and face of a team in a sport where they also
have had a number of anti-feelings from the public because this is disproportionately gay league. And so all of this stuff merging together, what is the responsibility of the journalist in the coach here? I think it's to ask the question.
Now the coach is very entitled to answer the question as a mom might and say this is a family matter. Yeah, but that's not what she's asking about.
“Tristan is not asking, how do you feel about your son melting down?”
That's not the question. Now, how do you feel is not the question is, how do you feel about gays in your locker room? How do you feel like she's asking, how do you present this question in a way that's journalistically responsible, but also gentle because a mom is in the middle of a public thing that's
really uncomfortable. And they're intertwined, though, those two things. They're intertwined. You're asking the mom, the coach, that question, because of her son and because of her own locker room, they're intertwined and that makes it doubly newsworthy in my opinion.
This is a very reminiscent of the Tim Hardaway interview that you guys had used, I think my early conversations with you was about that interview and not knowing that you guys were the interview where it happened, but it was, it's just a question that has nothing to do although obviously it spurred upon by the actions of a son. It's a question about, hey, this is something, and by the way, in the NBA, in men's basketball,
it's still kind of a taboo thing. That's not the case. And women's basketball, so I think it's totally within bounds, within reason to ask that question of her, not only because of her son just went through, but also because of the situation with the player who transferred out.
Trista? Yeah, and I think Greg, the question in framing it is, if you say how do you feel, then she's going to come out like a mom, and if she answers at all and say, you know, we're doing our best, y'all, y'all. But how do you ask it in a pointed way where it's like, we want to know where you stand
on having gay players, especially considering there's other coaches, for example, Kim
Mokie has been rumored or it was reported that she basically turned her back ...
Griner and told Brittany Griner, we don't want to hear about how gay you are or not.
“And it would be better if you just stayed away from the team, you had your time, we loved”
you at Baylor, like you don't need to come back. That's something that clearly is happening with coaches and their players, and that's something that there is whispers and rumblings about within Notre Dame.
And I almost feel like it's a possibility that it was never Hannah Hidalgo that was the
reason the Olivia Miles transferred out, and that maybe it was Neil Ivy instead. This kind of stuff needs to be asked about these questions need to make their ways into all of the uncomfortable corners, it's the job of journalism, no matter how uncomfortable that is to get at truth, whether it's uncomfortable or not, Dan, you know if it's irrelevant. It's irrelevant.
Well, irrelevant in the moment, a whole lot of people are arguing right now that sexuality in general shouldn't in any way be relevant to anything that's in this arena that it doesn't hold, that none of it belongs here, but to ignore is to ignore the uncomfortable truth of why the hell is Christian Wilkins not in the sport, why the hell is this happening at Notre Dame?
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On LeBotard, surely every time you're watching this, you recognize that your wife is laughing, that she married Larry Davis. Yeah, I do. Yeah. One of the great characters in the history of television, in my humble opinion, and to my credit,
my personality. In my humble opinion, followed by to my credit. To my credit. It's amazing. It's just amazing.
Free date. Curve your enthusiasm. Stoogats. Oh, wow. I'm not going to say Larry David.
Okay. You copy, all right, put it on the poll, please, Jude, you did, Greg Cody, copyright being an asshole long before Larry David. This is done. LeBotard show with their stogats.
I want to move on to other stuff here, though, because Dan Hurley is saying that he thought the referee was trying to chess bump him. If you did not see the end of this game, it was amazing for a lot of reasons, including Dan Hurley. Half his jacket was over his shoulder in the celebration.
This has to be among the most improbable wins that Dan Hurley has ever been a...
And at the end, he is forehead to forehead with the referee. And that should probably be a technical in all other circumstances. Dan Hurley's explanation that he was just chess bumping. He thought that the referee was coming over to chess bump with him.
“Team sarcastic, Trista, should there be a penalty here?”
How is it that the joy of this moment is such that people are ignoring that it feels like Dan Hurley kind of head by the referee? I think it's the opposite. Truly, I think it's so many people who have lost the plot of Dan Hurley, who are so upset with his antics that they don't fully appreciate how good he is for the sport.
The fact that we have moments that are probably infinite when it comes to Dan Hurley as the head coach of Yukon, he's going to give us gold for the rest of his career. We can do 15 minutes just on a headbutt, he's a madman in the best possible way. And I think because people are upset with how he talks to refs, the way that he's pushing his players back on the court, the way he says, "Oh, we got fucked after they lost
the florida last year, it's one of those situations where I feel like that's an incredible
moment." And the refs saying, "Oh, yeah, no, it was nothing to see here, we were just celebrating or whatever the ref said. I think that's hilarious as well, but also, I just want to spin the block because this is who I am.
I told you guys, I told you guys about Yukon before they lost the Saint John's, after they lost the John's. But it was a victory lab. I told you guys about Yukon as if she wasn't shitting her pants. She did tell us about Yukon.
A team that's gone the three of four final fours of one two and championship back to back and let's put it for a third. Triple-Zero's hit the clock. The referee is technically off the clock now. Can he just be like, yeah, that was kind of awesome.
This sports really cool. Can you imagine what we do for a live-in how amazing is this? Yeah, I'll see you next game.
“A little Chris Gattling would tag him, I think that's what that was, like, yeah, it was”
pretty cool. I'm glad to be a part of it. He can't do that after the games, 0.3 seconds left come on.
There's always these reps in like AU leagues and rec leagues that do that.
I don't like that man, like they're all like, oh, that's a hell of a move right there with the whistle of half in his mouth and I love that ref over our court side. He can't be like Billy Crystal and forget Paris, do the three and my high-five Reggie Miller on the way out. Come on.
It's sports. It's awesome. What Trista is saying there, though, that is cool because you do really have to sort of appreciate the history here, at least a little bit, right? This conference hasn't been something that mattered the way that it did in the 90s when
the coach is dominated college sports. And now you have Patino as the second highest paid coach in the conference, second only to this most amazing career from a college basketball creature, unlike any we've seen. Billy Donovan did not behave this way. Dude, this is insect, we are not talking about Dan Hurley and Yukon with enough reference
in respect. We're not. This is an insane run. He's already had a better career than Tom Iso. It's been 26 years since Tom Iso won a national title.
He went three, he can win three national titles in four years.
“Though, we were talking about it, I mean, what's the comp on this kind of run?”
This final four run? Wouldn't. It's John Wooden. It's John Wooden. Trista.
Yes. Charlie will go down as the second best college coach of all maybe third after Coach K. But like to be to pop in this level and to have this type of dominance. And I think the thing that we have to put it into context around is the NIL era, like Wooden
and Coach K for the most part of Coach K's career, these players were staying at due. These players were staying at UCLA, these were the blue bloods. Dan Hurley is having to refresh this roster in a school and at a place where everybody's for sale and Dan has a lens. He has a type of player that he recruits, I swear when I'm going to bed, I watch
Dan Hurley clips and interview bites, I am his biggest fan. I think what he has done in the NIL era might be more impressive than any college coach in history. And also this is a guy who on this show, we interview talking about the Lakers job where
they offered him 6 years and 70 million to Coach LeBron, AD, who would have coach Luka.
And he's like, "No, I'm good." And we were like, "Wow, that's kind of what you're talking about." I'm troubled by Trista's nighttime behavior. I'm troubled by her just checking press conference clip. It's too much early.
Come on. Get yourself together. It's always nighttime. And some magnesium lotion for the feet. I don't know if you guys have tried doing that, but I did that for the first time last night.
But magnesium lotion on, I was out like a light gentleman.
I do that.
That is good. You know, wow. Am I 70? No. Did I just find out?
“I was actually saying, "There's no way you put lotion on your feet."”
No. Don't be lotion on that feet. Trista, have you seen those feet? Are you familiar? No.
Oh, my God. All right. We're going to put one of these dinosaur talons on the screen for you here in a second. Oh, we don't have pot. He does it.
They have it at the rear. Oh, my God. Yeah.
One of the photos they always have at the rear.
They have a water log. That's better. That's not for autos foot. If I told you that right there, it doesn't go flat on the surface, that foot doesn't go flat on the surface.
If I told you that the foot of the demon angel that is not for autos, then in Teen Wolf, the first thing that used to change was his nails and it looked exactly like that. Wait a second. That foot doesn't go flat. It's like the beast.
No. No. This picture is perfect for a number of different reasons. Most of all that when it's not just that's the talent of a giant bird of prey. A gargoyle of some sort.
It's that that foot is levitating because it cannot touch the ground.
The weight of the nails, the yellow jaundice nails and the front make it so that it cannot
be flattened. And a beautiful thing about this is Trista.
“Do you have any reference point to what is next to that foot?”
No clue. Okay. So if we were to zoom out, he's frying a turkey. Yes. In front of the rock.
Hot bubbling oil is the answer to Tony's question. It's near that barefoot and the reason just so that we're clear about this. The foot is not afraid of the burning oil. The burning oil is the afraid of the foot. Be clear on this.
It's an impenetrable skin. I was worried he was going to JPP his own foot and it would actually make the foot look better. But no, now that you say it makes more sense, because that's the whole foot of a devil. That is a good question by Trista put it on the pole at Levitard Show.
And Greg Cody's foot look better if he only had four of the toes because it would. If I locked off that big toe, I've made for a foot that is not only more hygienic, it is less of the devil's foot. Trista, I apologize for all of this. I'm sorry you had to see that.
But my wife does do that and magnesium will help you go to bed at night. That is something that is a universal truth. I did not know that it was something that was a universal truth on your feet though Trista. I didn't know that you guys were such hippies, Dan.
That's such a hippie thing to do. Yes. I'm proud of you for evolving into the new age. I like to be able to sleep better. That is something that I crave.
You don't have anybody beating Gino Reema in the women's tournament, right? And is this the best team he's ever had because he's had plenty of giant overwhelming teams. But he hasn't had giant overwhelming teams in a competitive era. He says no, and I think he would probably say because he loves page beckers like his
own child, that the page season, that that roster was better because he just came out with some quotes. I think either yesterday the day before and he was like, we shouldn't be this good. Which I think is kind of a whack thing to say when your team is still playing. But yeah, when you're 38 and oh, and you're coming off of a title.
And again, putting it into the context of the NIO era, which I know is a bit different on the women's side, you could make it out to be the most dominant, you can't see.
“But I think you have to still look at those terrossi years.”
And those are the ones where they were really smack in everybody's body. But the sport wasn't as competitive though. It wasn't as many good teams. Right, but at the high end, look, you could argue, we got four number one seeds and historic point differential for the number one seed to make it to the final four.
I do think Trissie, it harkens back to a time where there were like three top dogs.
It always seemed to be Pat Summit versus Gino.
Yeah, I think you're right. And I think that's what is going to have to change in the sport as more and more good players come in. But listen, like, Juju Watkins, Tora ACL, she was out all this year. I think she probably could have played in the tournament, but she doesn't want to lose a
year of eligibility. They now have another, the number one overall player coming in to USC. So they have Jazzy, they've got Juju and they've got Senaya Hall coming in. So USC is coming and I think that will add a little flavor to things. I think maybe what we saw from, from Notre Dame where we get some transfers. But listen, like TCU was in that game against South Carolina.
They just didn't have the depth, and they didn't have the physicality. And when Marta Sora went down with the tweet me, that was really when, that was really when, that's how that has to end. We will talk to Trista, we will talk to Trista the next time. Oh, as you guys might, we could watch Trista on the alley, you on DLS whoops on Tuesday
In the Levitari show, YouTube channel on Fridays as well as good follow on Th...
on the good follow YouTube channel.
Don Lebatari. I want to address Tony and all men who would wear that shirt in public. Stugots. Don't do it. This is the Don Lebatari show with this two gods.
That is it for Trista. She gets one bad connection and she's gone. I actually wanted her thoughts on Tiger Woods. I wanted her thoughts on why it is. She's wearing that TCU jersey. But that's it.
I don't trust her connection anymore and we're live and we've got to keep the show moving.
“So if you want to keep her in the court, the Greg complaining and yelling, but I got”
to ride the hot foot. I got to ride the hot hand here. We have not had enough Greg Cody in the show today because you cannot get enough Greg Cody in the show. Zazlo, his nemesis is not in this week because allegedly he's skiing and he has said that he would send us videos of him skiing, but I'm pretty sure that Zazlo
who knows nothing about the winter does not know how to dress for the winter. I'm guessing he hasn't sent any videos because he has failed to realize that there are sometimes that you can go to a place to ski and not check the weather and realize that there's not snow there and I'm guessing that's what's happened to Zazlo here because he wanted to be a part of the show this week.
He was going to send videos. He hasn't sent videos and I'm guessing it's because he's ashamed because he has failed that skiing. He has chosen a resort community that does not have snow on the ski trip. He can't ski.
He's not a skier. Zazlo. That is a funny visual. Him skiing. It is.
It's an impossible video. Zazlo is a kind of guy who would buy the outfit. He's a kind of guy. That skis and take a photo of himself on the ski lift.
Are you profile ever and never skis?
I'm pretty sure he does ski. I don't know. That's why he's going on a skier. No chance. Is he going to be as in?
With Dan, he has regularly through the year's ski. Well. It's probably a thing. So what are you doing? You're profiling him based on just looking at him.
You're saying that he can't be a skier because I'm pretty sure if you go on a skiing vacation.
“And maybe I've got this wrong because I think most skiers know to check the weather”
before they go on a skiing vacation. So maybe he is a real amateur here because it's a pretty, it's a foolish thing to do to plan a ski trip at a time that's the beginning of spring when maybe some parts of the country don't have the kind of snow that you're going to have. I criticize people that book a trip to Miami and then it's raining.
Like you book these things months out. You hope the weather. I go to wine country, it doesn't make me a vintner, you know, I don't mean I don't know what that has to do. Just because he goes to where there's skiing.
So what's the navigation you're making? You're not a skier. The fraud. Yeah. So you think that Zazlo went on a ski vacation but is not a skier was just going
to me and to around the resort. Be photographed on the slope. Near the muffins. Right. But okay.
We'll find out. And the lodge, that guy, near the muffins. And the lodge. A hot toddy is having a hot chocolate in the mug. He's there to put on the ski cap and to go and get the hot chocolate in the muffin
in the lodge and to take a couple of photos to show everyone in South Florida that he's skiing. When as college footballs expert for ESPN radio, he travels to cold weather places and does not have the clothes because he's been dressed like a beach bomb for as long as I've known it.
And there it is. But that lays out why it's preposterous that he's a skier. He doesn't even on a jacket. Come on, man. Well, he's been skiing in T-shirts and shorts his whole life.
Get out of here. It's a fraud. It's a gacky.
He is somebody who dresses like it's always spring break.
He does not have the clothing in his closet to go to Wisconsin for a college football game. But he was doing that this season. I just want for the record what the accusation is because I want to.
“Why would you go on a ski vacation if you weren't going to ski?”
That sounds dumb. Wow. I mean, I'm not sure he probably wanted to ski, but the way that your favorite topic is global warming or whatever there wasn't enough good wasn't enough snow. My dad went to Colorado and just did a bunch of gummies.
There you go. I mean, maybe that's a whole different story. Yeah, the kind of guy though. I am the kind of guy. Wait a minute.
Your guy who does gummies since when? Well, when in Rome. I mean, when it was back when like Colorado was like the only spot you could go. But since when do you, I've not heard any of these stories and a two date Mad Dog Rootsow is the only one who has crossed the journalistic bridge too far of I do gummies while it
is that I'm watching sporting events. I did not know that Greg Cody was a gummy user. Now we're here. It requires some follow-up questions. Well, back then, you know, you walk into everything's legal there.
I mean, I didn't do anything illegal.
I'm walking into a place.
One of those places and sensory. You know, yeah, dispensary and I buy a little tuba gummies. Did you do it correctly? Did you?
“But what was Greg Cody's riding high experience on gummies?”
I will say, I will say that it was, then he put him up his ass. Yeah. He didn't do it correctly. He didn't do it correctly. He was handed.
He was handed gummies. He was like, I don't know how to take a gummy, believe me. Listen. What was that? The question.
The reason I am asking the question. I thought, I told you guys this story and I have just heard a number of different stories like the one I'm about to tell you, okay? I made the classic rookie mistake of-- Went in for another one.
This gummies not doing anything. It didn't work.
Let me have another one, not understanding the first time that I was doing this that you
should be waiting 40 or 45 minutes. So when I asked the question of, did you do it correctly? It's not because I thought that Greg Cody arrived at the dispensary and then decided to try the gummy annually. No.
I want to enjoy you guys pantomimeing the idea of putting a thermometer up your butt. No, it's not because I thought Greg Cody-- No, it was the actual gummy that they were putting up, not at the moment. Whoa. Sour.
And in fairness, the two of gummies did not come with directions. Okay. It's just like that. It is not an unreasonable question. For me to ask, if Greg Cody's first experience or if this was his first experience
with gummies was something that he had done incorrectly and might birth a funny story. Yeah, you just said it strangely. I do think unless you're around people that had bad first time experiences and coach along the way, take this much, most people kind of overdo it their first time. Well, I know I did.
I took advantage of my uncommonly large nostrils by trying to snort the gummy.
That didn't work. Okay. That didn't work. And so then what I did, this is a true story. Not the snoring part.
I took a gum. No, not that. I took a gummy. Let them cook. I took a gummy.
And like you, I thought it would be instant. It wasn't instant. I popped another gummy. We're going to dinner about an hour after that and let's put it this way. I ordered about 45 appetizers at that restaurant because by that time the two gummies
had kicked in and woo! That kind of thing. Haven't had a gummy sense. So the answer to my question is, you did do it incorrectly. As everyone in the group just jumped down my throat.
No, I mean, he did it the right way. He just did too much. Yeah. It's the way you asked, right? Not what you said.
He said he asked. You asked like someone that wasn't human, right? Yes. Like someone that wore human skin and am trying to learn things about fire alarm fire senses. I'm just wearing human skin, aren't we all?
Put it on the pole at Levittard Show. I'm just wearing human skin, aren't we all? Question mark. Yes? Or no.
I feel like we've all been there, right? Are you taking too many? Addibles? You're just like, whoa. I had to make the decision.
“Am I going to call for a helicopter or am I just going to die here?”
And I decided I'm just going to die here and I didn't die. See, I didn't have the thing where like dad, when you did it, you just got really hungry. I did that thing. Remember when you were in class sleeping in high school and you would like feel like you're falling off a mountain?
Yeah. Like were you just you're sleeping in class? And I was like, you think you're falling? That kept happening to me. I was sitting at my father-in-law's movie premiere.
And I was just way too, and I just kept feeling like I was falling out of my chair. This was three months ago. Don't do gummies or any edibles on an island. I thought I really thought that somebody was going to ask the follow-up, why would you have needed a helicopter?
I thought somebody might have the question when you volunteered, and I thought everyone had heard perhaps that you already had said you were on an island? No, it was a hoody-toity resort in the keys that successful by both. There's no bridges there. So if you were to get immediate attention, you would need a helicopter to come in and I didn't
want to be that guy on account of MJF gave me this chocolate bar that was way too strong. I just want you picture and picture to look at the video that they keep putting up there of what it is that you were doing. I didn't get permission for it. No, that's not right.
That's the last time I tried to help you guys, I was like, please take it out. If you're playing in reverse, it looks like he's wiping his ass and then snippin' it. He works. Thanks. Not doing that anymore.
“Honestly screw you guys, that's not cool.”
Would you listen? I'll because Dan said something weird, and I was trying to make chicken salad.
I just heard, okay, shouted, and it sounded like somebody desperately holding...
buoy at sea against waves where he was about to drown.
“So far away from a microphone, I just heard Lewis scream.”
We're referring the reversal of that video to make it look like you just wiped your butt and then put it up to your nose. So there is a complete panic now in the other room where video wastes a great deal of time and money and we have blown through the clocks because we have to finish this segment on the visual joke of Mike reversing the video so that it looks like.
And I don't trust video when they yell we're affording and it sounds like they're lost at sea to get a punctuation on this joke at the end of a segment that alienates the audio audience because we're trying to get to the visual joke of we're affording. Now we're stuck here.
“Now we got to finish and get the stupidity of video has made the judgment call of this is”
a good idea. We have to blow through the clock so that we can get the visual joke that upsets Mike. So now we're just gonna wait here until this happens. I can feel for a second. Guys, drafting sportsbook the number one sportsbook for live betting is built for March.
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So I'll ask him what Mark Cuban said where he now regrets not selling the mavericks but who he sold the mavericks to because as we said earlier in the show, Luca has more points in March for the leakers that Anthony Davis had for the mavericks in totality.
“Greg, what are you trying to show me as I try to transition the show to a mean?”
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