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I do love those socks, and especially if you are somebody who has cold feet issues, this will help you with those. We have pitch clock today on the show in the second hour, also a live rendition of pitch clock today at 3pm. The Marlins do not open until tomorrow,
but most of baseball is playing today. We're gonna bring in David Samson in a second, but I just wanna ask the group from the basketball last night
“because I didn't even mention that the Celtics beat”
okay, see, and it's the first time okay, see his loss in a month. - You had go bare blocking KD one-on-one in the clutch. You had KD missing a free throw. You had Scott Foster, ejecting Naz Reed for mumbling,
stop cheating Scott. What was the most interesting thing from last night if you can only pick one basketball thing?
Is it the, I mean, the Timberwolf thing is never happened
before where a team gets down 10 plus and over time and then wins the game. - You said a lot of great things. The one thing you did missed to find Castle absolutely posturizing buddy,
getting on a knee and then looking at him afterwards was incredible too. - The sixers beat the bulls last night, 157 to 137. Each team had a quarter, each team had a quarter
where they scored over 50 points in the quarter and the NBA wants to add two teams. - Hawks had a 20-point lead to the pistons, blue it, and then beat them in over time. They're 15 and two since y'all.
- No, don't worry. - Nobody can beat the Hawks and Jolambi was great in that first quarter. He'd just totally changes them, obviously. Just never play.
- He's really good when he plays.
The problem is he's played night-o-one games.
He's like we said in the stat the other day. Y'all could just add 88 triple doubles. - Play the bulls. - Okay, but still, I mean, it's professional.
“- He's out there running around, that's what you want to see.”
- Is it professional? - Tony's friend is gonna join us in studio here. At some point before the end of the show, that's all I'm gonna say about that. David Samson joins us now.
Nothing personal is the name of the show. I'm sure he has a lot of opinions on the baseball of last night. But I'd actually like to start with your movie review today. Instead of starting with baseball, we will get to that in a second.
What are you reviewing for us today? - I'm reviewing something that was mentioned that I didn't understand what Mike Ryan was saying when it came up last week. So I wanted to watch it.
It's called Inside the Manisfier, a documentary by Lewis Thro. And I will admit to you all.
I had never heard of the Manisfier.
I didn't know what I was watching and all of a sudden it started unveiling itself, like some sort of onion being peeled. I was not aware of the misogyny, the anti-Semitism, the blatant fraud.
That is being perpetuated upon the general public of those insels. So we're trying to be something they will never be, which roughly sounds like a lot of people who follow the president, my dad,
'cause you're never gonna be that rich. But I am shocked, not that Miami was such a sexual part of this, all of those scammers. All of those Manisfier guys are all right like next door to where you are.
And it just, it blew my mind. And I wanted to talk. I didn't review it on nothing personal, even though Coco wanted me to. I wanted to save it to talk to a group about
because I've never felt more old. I've never felt more out of touch. Or more scared than watching that documentary on Netflix, called Inside the Manisfier. - I did see it and not unlike you,
the thing that I felt most strongly watching that is, ah, that's all I missed about how Trump got elected by lonely, angry young men who feel like they've been left behind and are looking to clowns to figure out how it is to become a man,
because those people are saying something that no one else is saying, because, oh, how brave to be anti-Semitic. Oh, how brave to be anti-women. There's a whole region of the internet, Dave,
that helped get Trump elected because of the loneliness and the angrieness,
The anger that you will find among young men.
- What I really enjoyed is one of the guys
whose name, I think his name is H.S.
“And he's a good-looking, he may be Australian,”
and he was asked, are you anti-Semitic? He said, yes, are you a misogynist? Yes, are you actually no, but I'll take your money. It's all about them enriching themselves as that sound familiar to anyone.
It is all about these guys. It's all a fraud. You're not gonna make money. You're not gonna get laid by hot people, women or men. You're not gonna get any of the life,
the Lamborghini, the nice cars, the followers. You're not gonna get any of it. And they interviewed a bunch of kids who wanted to be these men and thought they could. And I was so saddened by that.
They were two of them on Miami Beach.
They moved to Miami to find America.
Maybe it's, and I'm not an immigrant, so I can't relate to it. But it felt like a promising America that when you get here, you're like, wait a minute, I have no shot at all, like I'm homeless,
“but man, I'm gonna follow this hateful guy,”
and that'll help me get rich. Meanwhile, nothing doing, you stay poor. -HS is from England, not from Australia, and he was a fugitive in the movie this. This documentary in Thoreau makes good documentaries,
and this one will make you think. But David, we've aged out is what's happened there. The thing that was shocking about that movie to me was just sort of like, oh, I had no idea that there was an alternate reality here
where people are filing under truth telling, amid cancel culture, oh, I'll be the hateful one,
and that there's bravery in that worth following.
-Well, there's money in that worth following. And Dan, you say we've aged out, does that mean everyone else in the room? You know, Mike Ryan, I feel like you've got your finger on so many different pulses.
To you, the Manisfier in Miami was something you just knew existed and stayed away from? -Yes, I'm not the key demo. Although I do hate my dad. -Well, just get out of him.
You think I can get it? It's just perfect. -Also my dad is younger than Aaron Judges. -Oh, we would almost be impossible. -We were shocked to learn that Aaron Judges
a month from his 34th birthday. We did not know that here is a show. -Yeah, well, Jeremy did because when he was signed to that huge extension by the Yankees, it was clear the number of years that we're going to be
the post 35 years. You don't look at 33 or 34, he'll play 34. When you turn an age prior to the All Star Break, what you say within the game is he'll play at that number for that season.
So this is Aaron Judges 34 season. So don't count this year. He'll be okay, Mike. Next year, okay, but then it's after that. When you're playing 36 without steroids, it's going to be a precipitous decline.
-Yeah, I'm not surprised that the guys I follow baseball know his age. What shocking is like athletes that are considered like damage goods are younger than them. Like Jarvis Landry's been out of the NFL for what
feels like five years. And he's younger than Aaron Judge. Anthony Davis is like a full year younger than Aaron Judges. This is wild. -Well, Anthony Davis has been injury-prone since he was way younger
than some of the youngest guys in the league. So that's he's been his body has been aging way faster than his actual years. -Pools was definitely more than that were you. -David, I'm sorry, Pools was definitely older than that
when you guys tried to sign him, right? -No. -He was not 35 years old. -When we were off in 32 years, I'm going to say it was 32. We were going to pay him to a 42.
Maybe 31 to play 32, but it's easy math. I mean, it's not easy math with Albert. I don't know the answer to that, but in theory, I believe that he was not 35. -Of course.
-Let's play the sound for David Samson, a Barry Bond's talking on the broadcast last night. David, do you believe this story about George Steinbriller? -Yeah, he's story. -George isn't here anymore, so I can tell the truth.
-Oh, I don't know if he's the only one here. -Well, I would have been the Yankees, but Steinbriller got on the phone and it called us and they told me, "Barry, we're going to give you the money to wise paid player at that time."
“But you have to sign the contract by two o'clock this afternoon,”
and I said, "Excuse me, and I just hung the phone up." -Wow. -And I went to go get lunch and my, you know, Dennis Gilbert, my agent and we're like, "What, do you know you just did that light?" Did you know what he just said?
-I just said, "Forget it, that went to go get my time and walk down the street to go get lunch." I said, "Let me just think about this." Did you mind it's called me and I said, "I'm going home." -David, do you believe that story?
-It's, it's really a paid for television story.
There's some bits of truth to it, so I'm going to say it's true.
-How do you sound the same?
How do you sound the same? Holding your nose is... -It's remarkable. -That's unbelievable. -That's meant to your actual voice. -Oh, yeah. Yeah, it's true, which, but you have to go back and context.
So this is, my guess is you're talking about 1992, somewhere in that range,
“1992, 93, I think, and so you have to go back to where the Yankees were.”
Back then, you have to go back to Dennis Gilbert, and you have Dennis Gilbert, who's a great guy, a great agent, you know, in the insurance business, just a wonderful guy. You'll see him in the front row with Dodger Games about six seats to the right of Mary Hart. And back then, really, you sound renner. -Just useless in for what he should be talking.
-Just useless, and I'm not that he's a good guy, and then you like him, but that he's six seats for Mary Hart. -Don't you know Mary Hart is a hell of that.
-It's not useful information. Why did you offer it?
Because I want people to understand this is not a schlepper. Barry Barnes is agent, Dennis Gilbert, who would be involved in the negotiation for George Strimer to go around to the player back in 1992, and give it to a clock deadline. I just don't find that to be realistic. You'd have to have the contract that have to be approved by the union.
It'd have to be approved by the commissioner's office, so I just want to be a little bit blind. -It was a very hard thing that the computer did. -Well, just like close as point, did you guys get that? Barry Barnes's agent ended up being rich. -That's the point of the story.
-Six seats away to the right. -To Mary Hart, yes, that is correct. You asked earlier Chris, and I'm afraid to go back to him with that connection, Mary Hart, also younger than Aaron Judge. I'm afraid to go to the connection. -Thank you, Jack. -Okay, the Jack. -How often have you had a hang-up in negotiations?
I miss the landline because the cell phone makes the hang-up harder. What just happened, technically makes it so that sometimes you don't know if someone's hung up on you or if it's just a bad connection. It's the only reason to miss the landline that you could just throw it down and there was no confusion about whether someone hung up on you or not.
How often do you use the hang-up or have you's the hang-up in negotiations, David? -The score for me, and I'd have to go back to get exact, but I think it's around 12-7. I believe I've hung up on someone 12 times and been hung up on seven times. I used to keep copious track of that.
And the reason I did is that within a negotiation, the hang-ups are critical.
“But you have to understand that when you're negotiating, that is a great tool to pull.”
And you're right, landline good, cell phone fine. You can go with, "Oh, I lost service, sir. Oh, I didn't hear anything," you said. And hang-ups different than putting the phone down. And you know that's how we dealt with Boris. You just put the phone down and let him talk to Err.
And that's a strategy as well. But I love the hang-up because you can do it hard. You can do it in the middle of a point and then people don't ever get back to their exact point. 'Cause they were making it up to begin with or lose track of what they were trying to get from you. And so I absolutely agree with the hang-up.
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“And would you guys actually walk out of the room when Boris was talking?”
Leave the phone on your desk and leave the actual room? 100% and you can ask my kill or Larry Binefest. What we would do is it would be on speaker. That's when landlines, it would be on speaker. And we would just put the mute button down.
And my office was next to the GM's office. We'd go into my office. We'd do a bunch of other stuff. And we'd have Larry's assistant say, "Okay, he stopped." And then we'd scurry back in and say, "Oh, by the way, you know, we're not doing that."
So we already knew the answer to whatever he was saying. And he would just bob Babylon. And I don't mean like three minutes. And Scott Boris, you can ask around the game. He's famous for plus five straight minutes of talking on a phone call,
which in the real world imagine talking for five minutes straight on the phone without any sort of breath, it's insane. No one hang up that is more memorable than any of the others. I'm embarrassed to tell you that I had a hang up with the governor. Governor Jeb Bush, he was the governor in Florida.
I look back on that. It was not my best moment and it did not lead to a deal. But I was so angry that we were having such problems getting state-allocated money for a ballpark when there was already money in the till. We just had to be a part of what already existed.
And I thought I had the Bush as all set because
“remember George was involved in baseball.”
And so to me, this was just, this was easy. And I was getting nowhere. And I knew behind the scenes was Norman Braiman and Marco Rubio. And they were just working against us. And I knew that. And so that's Jeb. And I knew Jeb wanted to be a part of winning because he was at the 2003 celebration at the White House.
He just loved the good stuff and would not budge on the bad stuff. And I did a hang-up. And then I was told by someone with whom I worked that hanging up on a governor doesn't work. Put it on the poll, please. At Levitard Show, would a baby today ever be named Jeb at Levitard Show?
Exclamation point, famously. Just, yes or no, please clap. David, your thoughts of Netflix for a into baseball. It's getting panned. A lot of people are crushing Netflix for how the game was covered last night.
Well, first of all, stop being upset with them because they missed the ABS.
Do I think the guy in the truck could have cut away from Tony Vatello in order to see what was going on with the first ever challenge? Yeah. But I also understand that that's the time you get the manager. The manager's told in advance that that's going to be his slot.
“And so he's ready for that. And you have to go straight through.”
You get one minute. You get three questions and then you're out. And so it's just poor timing, but it's hard to blame Netflix for that. The camera bothered me only in that the centerfield camera was smoky. And now they're telling me it's an iris issue. I don't know what that means. Apparently when they're sun and shade,
they create smoke and mirrors and some sort of what looks like a green screen. I don't understand, but I do know there's been shade games before.
And I've never seen that. So that the production quality, that time and that centerfield
camera bothered me. The commercials for Netflix. No, because every network does it. When you see Fox or CBS, they're always promoting their own shows. That's who gets free tickets to the Super Bowl is the people who are in the shows on the network that's showing the Super Bowl and then they're showed on screen. So that stuff was fine with me. Winston, you know, whatever with WWE.
Yeah, but you say, no, but wait a minute, David. Fine with you is one thing. Okay. For those of you do not know, David Samson was well ahead of his time and having show time and now defunct network to a reality show about the Marlins that was about five to ten years ahead of its time. And if they'd done it the way David wanted to do it most honestly, it would have been a monster hit, but everyone was afraid of it.
It quickly died.
David, your sensibilities here are not the sensibilities of baseball fans. You like the amusement
“park elements of this baseball fans are allergic to making it an amusement park and you know this.”
But you asked me my view. I'm sorry. Do you want me to give the view of the traditionalists? I can do that, but that seems boring to me. Yes, traditionalists are set. Old white people are set. How could you do this to my game of baseball? The customer. The customer is upset. It's not just that. But you're wrong, Dan. Because that's not the customer that baseball wants. We're trying to, they are trying to take the demographic lower.
They're trying to age out the people who are offended by that presentation. Fair enough,
is it working when what you get as Netflix enters into this game is what seems to be,
it feels to me like universal criticism. Do I have it wrong? I didn't take a universal poll. So I wouldn't be able to put that loud. Look, opening days not supposed to start with loud criticism. Are you using Twitter? I'm just curious. Like is that? I'm using people who are talking to me and texting me. Like I'm getting an abnormal amount of negative reaction to opening day, which is the most positive of days. So every year there is criticism of something that happens.
Anything that's new gets criticized when you redo your opening for crying out loud. People are criticizing you. You opened your show today saying, "Oh, I guess people are looking for baseball is back because you saw it in the comments on YouTube. I understand what you're doing, Dan." And that's fine. I'm not reading the comments. It was Jeremy who was complaining that we don't have an intro that baseball is back. It is ridiculous that we don't have a baseball is back.
You have the reason why you want us so you can sing it. No. I would love Greg Cody's voice. No. No, I do not. Yes. I want Greg to go to Greg as singing baseball is back. He wants
“to do it. He's probably already had a song written. True not. Do you have a song written already?”
Oh, well, that's going to be a reveal for the live stream at 3 p.m. Well, it's a log jam. We can better hurry Jeremy. We need tennis as a backer, all this back
first. Oh, okay. Okay. Good. Jeremy, you just violated a major broadcasting principle.
You just made a promise that you will reveal something in only what is it? Five hours from now. Can make some. He can make bad news about that. Yes, I can. I can make bad music with the best of them, David. Let me, let me get to a couple of things that I have not gotten to here. One of them. I can't wait for hot dog eating contest. It's worth a drop of corner, Dan. One of them is the way that David was received for his contributions to our show and his own show
on the WNBA negotiations. David told me, and he's, I don't think he has ever done this before in 20 years on this show. He says I'd like to do over. I'd like another crack at explaining something. And I'd like that's not a do over, Dan. I'd like to understand why your social media team felt it was necessary, not once, but twice to double down. Being maybe the worst possible teammate you could be by trying to not just in pun and incorrectly describe what was said,
but to have a revisionist cutting and editing in order to make it look as though I'm some sort of hateful person of women and anyone who knows me would obviously know the opposite of that, much of the secret of certain people used to be in my life. So that is completely preposterous. And the fact that you gave platform to it and then allowed your social media team to somehow
“clip it. It was obviously personal and that's what you do and that's what you guys love doing,”
but it was a bunch of horseshit if you asked me. You want to know what I said or talk the same thing you said. I said the same thing you said, Dan, which is the players did not win that negotiation. Period. That is not, I hate women. That is not, I hate the WNBA. That is me telling you that there are parts of that deal, including the length and the lack of opt-out that show me that the focus of look at how high the minimums got, look at how great the max deal is.
That sort of stuff, the WNBA owners, new very well. That was going to be part of the next deal. That was not an issue. And yet, some reason that gets translated into, oh God, what a hateful guy. I got nothing good to say. Let's clip it. It's ridiculous what you did, Dan. But that's fine. Do over, I don't want to do over, because I know exactly what I said, because I was sitting next to you. I do not know what video clip you are talking about. Yes, you do. I don't. I'm all.
You did the show, Dan. I'm off. It was on your show. I am off of social media. I don't know how you got decontextual. Yeah, my social media mom is Netflix feedback. And here is the sound
Yesterday on the show.
revenue share off of a fixed number, what is your opinion on what happens? Maybe the end of the WNBA.
“The players will move. Did the player, do you think the players moved or not?”
They moved from whatever it was, 18%, they got it moved to 22%, but yes, they moved off of whatever it is, they wanted the revenue to be. They got a little more than they wanted, not very much more. No, they moved down. And obviously, in negotiation, you start high and know you're going to settle for low. And I think all I was saying back then, then you think is that the current deal that they wanted, the current deal doesn't look like what they wanted. And I understand the victory lap.
I'm happy because players take a victory lap after a CBA is done and owners don't because they
know it's unseemly. So you're not going to see any leaks from owners saying, oh, we got them.
You don't see that in any collective bargaining, in any industry. Management just doesn't operate that way. And so for unions to do it is totally normal. And I'm not begrudging them that,
“I'm explaining that the actual WNBA CBA, when you look at the provisions, when you look at what”
matters to management, they did not budge on the issues that mattered to them. That's all I would say. Don't live a TARD. Tate us. Tugats. Tate us. This is the Don't live a TARD show with this Tugats. I want to get to what is happening with the highlight team here. What are you shaking your head about now? What are you complaining? I'm off social media. I have no idea what happened in my show. I don't know what you're saying about it. I don't know what you're talking about.
Dan, you know you make the edits for social. I saw you're in the back room with posts and posts. And you do it with one finger on your phone. You've got good at it. No, I was twisting my mustache saying, make sure to make David look bad. The worse you more hate. Are you wearing a monocle? Can I get more hate on this clip? How do I invite a collaborator? How would you have
“me wearing a monocle? Twisting a mustache. There's always a monocle with that. Come on. A monocle?”
Well, I don't even wear a monocle. I thought you held a monocle up to what? What is the monocle contribution? We have an important job check out his comedy at marlins.tv. Yeah, why is watching me with your baseball broadcast. What do you have Mike? Well, I would have thought that Jeb was short for like Jeb a dire or something. But that's not the case. Shocking news here from Tony. His name is John Ellis Bush or Jeb for short. So Jeb is actually an acronym. So if we say Jeb Bush,
it's saying Jeb John Ellis Bush Bush. Whoa. So it should be Jeb Bush. That's right. That's right. Oh, you know what time it is. It's time for a hangar lights. Now the cyclones are hitting a bit of a rough patch. This could be called a midseason hiccup or it could be called a team in total turmoil. Exhibit A for a team in total turmoil. Look guys, we had a championship rematch yesterday. The cyclones drew the match. It's not a loss. But look at this locker room at his bad body language.
Bad vibes all around. And to speak to the vibes, here's our captain. Mind you, this was after a match win. This was Manu. A lot of good things to say. So I prefer nothing. I'm not going to sing a thing. That is tough to hear coming from your leader and world class athletes and the and future South Beach sessions. Guess, Manu. And the frustration boiled over here with Unda. David loved that. Again, it's penetricks. Show the clip.
Garam Ball is served. Is dropped. Reckless behavior. Another world class up. Yeah, that's it. So we were GM of the year for a reason. Right? We took this opportunity to put it in the group WhatsApp. That's still image of the locker room saying that this is unacceptable. But you know, we boosted the guys up. I don't want to come down too hard on them. We've just got to turn these vibes around.
Guys, we're acting like we've lost three straight. We lost one drew two in a row. We're still second in the savings right now. And this team's morale is in the dumps right now because they're having a difficult time adjusting to this brand new front on day on. But David was a part of your live stream. And how did all of that go, David? I saw that a lot of people were watching. We're trying to keep highlight alive, both nationally and internationally. We're succeeding so far with
all of the work that we're doing with the ownership of this team. How did how did you enjoy partaking in the live stream? I loved it. Highlights, huge in the Philippines and Hawaii. And I
thought that the the the stream was amazing. When I love more is the group chat that Mike and Chris
invited me into. And I must tell you that it's the first group chat I've ever been invited into.
So I have none other on my phone, except the highlight one.
that I had to Google, I'm sorry, to just do this to you, how to turn a notification. So how to
“silent a chat? Because it was just yeah, how to silence a chat. Because I still get the red”
bubble number. And you guys do it at all hours of the night. And Mike, you have some funny comments. And then there's pictures and there's videos and there's back and force. And so what I'm trying to learn, and I don't want to upset you, how often is a response required to make you know that I'm still happy to be a part of it and interested in reading it. But not at the cadence that you're delivering it. This is really interesting. I haven't someone just discovered group chat and group chat
etiquette. You can be quiet. You can be a tourist. That's all right. We got plenty of tourists. Chris Winningham hasn't piped up once in that chat yet he's still there, like a fly on the wall. David, that is hyped up as soon as I joined. But I had to give like a thumbs up to match some of the ha-ha's. I find it very stressful when there has to be a reaction to a video. And I'm in the middle of doing something and everyone has ha-ha, and I wanted to be different so that you'll notice that I
“participated. So I gave a thumbs up. I did notice. I thought to myself, what am I? I was like, why?”
Are they getting a misinterpreted? Why is David liking this photo with Mike? I catered in myself. How surprised are you that the 2017 Shanghai Master's double champion John isn't or is all about this sport? I am not. I love it. I don't understand several of the rules. I'm still learning. I'd like to find a way to watch it so it's not just pirated. And I do want to attend a match. But I am definitely fascinated by a sport that involves people who don't
me look to be athletic. But the sport is something that I know I could never do because I didn't
realize the difficulty in having something strapped to your hand. And then the ability to catch it and hurt my shoulder just doing it. And then whipping it the way they do, I don't understand why you don't need a better body to be that active on the court. Chris, can you just get me the sound isolated of a frustrated under? Yeah, we got to play that for Ron McGill and ask him, what kind of animal that is? David, that's not even. My guess is David's passion. There's such a low volume chat,
David of all the chats too. I'm guessing that there's not a lot of activity on that chat, but you're inundated by what seems like a lot of activity to you. I also feel like I need to correct you. And I don't think that Highly is popular in either Hawaii or the Philippines. It is in the Philippines. It was. It's actively played in the Philippines, the best country in Florida. I didn't know about Hawaii. I don't, well, as you know, Dan, that's Hawaii's a huge
state for us and our show. And no one told me, hey, there's a front on. By the way, it said, I've googled it and they said, "Highly is not big in Hawaii." That was one of the answers. And also, the Philippines banned Highly in 1986. So I don't know if it's back there. No, it's back Jack. Robin is an instructor there. He's in 1986. They had a band. They tore down the major Highly building in 2000. Are you calling Robin a liar? I'm saying that he's taken whatever money and hanging out
in the Philippines. If I had the ability to hit the penalty box, Dan, you'd be in the penalty
two minutes for stopping the show or not getting the show. I was calling back to the first hour
and how popular you are in Hawaii. And don't blame me for explaining the show when you're the one who should be two minutes out of the room. Well, I just think that factually, if you're, your facts are important to you. Highly not the show. We were talking about Highly, you're making a joke that's an inside joke to only you. A joke can't be so inside that you're the only one who gets it. Dan's right here. No, because you just talked about Hawaii in the first hour, how you felt the
way you feel in Miami, that you get any table you want and that you're a BSD in Hawaii. It doesn't have anything to do with the conversation we were having or Highly. It's fine. Keep yourself in the
“chair. God forbid, you could ever do something wrong. Can I see the video one more time?”
You think it's like, you know, is stout and when he's angry, it, you know, there's some physical comedy aspects. Garam, all of a surr is dropped. And with the video here, we're going to get a good look at El Barba's excellent. Yeah, that's it. Look at that thing. Yeah, that's it. He looks like us. That's the squid that's hanging from his chin. Oh, bad guy. He was in the Caribbean. Yeah, he was the official that took the ball straight to the ankle. He's okay. I checked the fact that the, the, the
the referees are bench players. That's a good nugget that I still think about every day. See you later, David Samson. I don't believe that that's something. Every day. He's like, no, I believe that that is just him lying. Nothing personal is the name of the podcast. Thank you, David appreciate your time.
Make sure to cut all that up and edit it in a way that makes him look most ba...
most evil. Thank you, social media team. That is a direct order. Okay, just use the sound that he
“says I never said I hate women. Just use the I hate women and make sure to get that out into the”
manosphere and everywhere else so that David can be, what need to be made there, Dave? So the David could be. I have an isolated clip from it. I have some sort of hateful person of women by some sort of hateful person of women. Wow. There it is. There's something there. There's something there. And admission. See if we can get a little tighter, get the AI people on it, make it most sinister and and the largest possible betrayal. Thank you, David, nothing personal. Also he
might get booted from the chat because our form is real bad since we added him. I want to ask Jeremy
what he was going for there with the monocle because I don't assume that a monocle is worn. I don't assume the audience knows what a monocle is. Put it on the pole at Lebtard Show. Do you know what a monocle is? Yes or no, I don't assume that the verb is worn. I also don't assume that someone who's partaking in sinister behavior and twisting their mustache has a monocle. Like, I don't think that you're the new Dan, but it's ridiculous. But you're making it something
that's sinister as do you know what a monocle is? Yes, and that what like the penguin from the
“old Batman TV series he used to wear. Is it held or worn? I think it's held. You can do both because”
you can stick it in between like the top and bottom island and the real cartoon rich people like Dan, they get it custom made so that it can just sit there as if it's like reading glasses. And I think it's had a recent surge in popularity because it does have a dedicated emoji on the iPhone. Hmm. Can we get our social media team pleased to more aggressively be sinister and evil to David? I hate women. That's better. That's let's let's circulate that order. Please just order
that to whoever needs that order and make sure it gets out into the manuscript. I hate women. Also, biggest example of Mandela effect might be the monopoly guy not having a monocle. Yes, glass is crazy. Wow. I only associate the monocle with the monopoly guy.
“I'm thinking of the guy from Ace of Interior too. I think that's why people think”
because he goes and you must be the monopoly guy. And he had a monocle, but the monopoly guy doesn't not have a monocle. I'm surprised by that. Put it on the poll at Levittard show. Does the monopoly guy yes or no does the monopoly guy have a monocle because I'm not kidding you when I tell you I don't associate it with anybody else. Mandela. Yeah, I think the penis guy has it. The Mr. Peanut does have it. That's it. That's what we're doing.
Wow. I think that's what we're getting to here is that the monopoly man ever did. There are several articles about him not having it. Having glasses on occasion. They've they've added and removed those, but it is Mr. Peanut that has the monocle. The peanut guy as he said peanuts. Whoever. The peanut guy. We understood what it is that you meant. What are you? Whatever. You knew what I meant. I did and I do understand what you
meant. I didn't Mr. Clean just recently get retired speaking of these figures that are pop culture famous. I'm pretty sure that it just recently was in the news that Mr. Clean
was or has retired for the first time. I don't know what kind of run that he has.
February 18, 2026 after 68 years of cleaning. He's gone. He'll be back. He returned on March 4th. I ended my session with the highlight team with three words belief adaptation and aggression. I've been watching so many Pete Hegg Seth press conference. I should have ended it with Warrior ethos. I just want to be clear for the audience that both Mike Ryan and Chris Cody who are very interested in the self sabotage of the company and me have recommended that I
interview Manu on a South Beach session. What again? That I do an hour with Manu. Go ahead and play that again. So people can hear and see what it is they want me to do. I don't have a lot of good thing to say, so I prefer nothing and I'm not going to say nothing.
