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In the a Everywhere and a Happy Football Sunday. It is week eleven of the NFL. It actually started the other day on Thursday with Joe Burrow's wrist getting all clunky and all that with that Ravens and Bengals game. But we had a full slate of football action. The Fifth Hour with Ben Maller and Danny g were here
every single weekend. You hear me late at night recording my podcast in the middle of the night, the Ben Maler Show on radio, and then Danny G's on during the day with Covino and Rich on Fox Sports Radio. And we joined forces and we go together like mac and cheese on the weekends and all that. And you might be eating mac and cheese this week. Thanksgiving. Neal who knows. But today on this Sunday podcast, you were correct, Danny. I was so flustered by you bringing up animal thunderdome
possibly coming back that I failed the listener. I did not get to the phrase of the week. I did not get to the phrase of the week. Does a bad job by me? Bad job by me? Danny G I knew it.
I called it as sure as I was of that, and CoA not being afraid of the water. He was like a little fish yesterday afternoon, Ben.
A little fishy. That's good. So we have a phrase of the week, scientifical. We're gonna get scientifical and mailbag mailbag as well. So here we go, phrase of the week. Are you ready for the phrase of the week?
Phrase of the week.
Here is the phrase, which is not to be confused. Phrase of the week. Not to be confused with the idiom of the week, which we did back on Friday. But the phrase of the week. Hit the panic button. Now, I use this phrase all the time, Danny. I use this probably once every other day for an athlete choking yeah, or for a team or a coach. Oh, they hit the panic button.
I heard you use this when you were talking about James Harden recently.
Yeah, yeah, I have. I used it with Harden. So it's obviously reacting poorly to a situation. You hit the panic button, being caught off guard, uh, doing something without really thinking it through, making bad decisions in a situation that's hit the panic button. I think most of us know what that means. But the origin I was fascinated by the origin of this word, so that's why, or this phrase rather so, that's why it is the phrase
of Louis. So the origin of the of the phrase hit the panic button goes back to World War Two, so it's not that old a phrase. This ain't going back to ancient times like we had the Idiom of the Week that went back to ancient Greece. This only goes back to World War Two, and it is a reference to the B seventeen and the B twenty four bombers. Now the B seventeen much more famous than the B twenty four. Am I correct on that. I'm not a military guy, but it seems like the B seventeen to
B twenty four you don't hear a lot about anyway. Yeah, yeah, I don't know. I'm sure there's someone listening that's really up on their military history. Par I could tell us the way this phrase originated. It hit the panic Button. World War two B seventeen B twenty four bombers, they had bell systems, actual bells that would ring in the cockpit in the event of a catastrophe about to happen, right,
meaning that there's damage or whatever. And we assigned they'd ring bells to signal to the crew to jump ship. So they would literally be like bells ringing. And you know, people are, well, what does that have to do with the actual panic button, because you know it's bells. It's not that Well, if you go to nineteen fifty five, after World War Two, nineteen fifty five, there was a guy that came up with a glossary of air force slang from pilots at Bergstrom Air Force Base in Austin, Texas.
And this is for the academic journal American Speech. It is still in print to this day under the headline hit the Panic Button this book, the guy wrote, there is a switch called the panic button in the cockpit of a jet craft which Jennison's objects, including extra fuel tanks, in order to lighten the plane conditions under which this switch is used, are usually quite desperate and continuing to read, it says, in case of power failure, for example, when
all the prescribed remedial processes failed, the pilot might, in desperation, push everything that's out and pull everything that's in in the hopes that he might actually do something help. Thus the phrase panic button was born. So since that was published in nineteen fifty five, that has been a phrase that we use. And by the way, from what we're told, it has now been standard. That's standard. There's actually a panic button in military aircraft, the United States military aircraft.
I've never been in, well, I should say never. I was a kid, I used to go to the open house of the marine base and go through all the planes and all that in the helicopters, but as far as I know, you know, as an adult, I've not been in military aircraft. So they do have a standard piece of equipment that is known as the panic button.
So yess, very cool.
That is pretty neat. It doesn't go back so nobody before that, but maybe they said panic button, but it didn't didn't really resonate. So phrase the week again, panic button hit the panic butt O. Yes, yeah, well there you go hit the panic button. Next up, we have moving on as we flip the script here and we will get scientifical. We're gonna get cy and typical. Why why not? What the heck?
And we'll get to that's right, come on, ohiol.
Science, All right, thank you.
Now I'm gonna help you out, dandy. Do you have an iPhone? You have an iPhone? Right?
Of course I'm not some Android sucker.
Yeah, so there's a hack that some dope came up with on TikTok. This guy claims unlimited cell phone battery life, which is, you know, that's a lie, but you can improve your cell phone battery life. And I actually did this, and I gotta tell you, pretty pretty simple. I'm not that right when it comes to technology and all that pretty simple, and I believe it worked, although I haven't had it on long enough to know for sure if it works. But the way this works is you selectively
dim your screen. But you don't do it the regular way. You have to go to the iPhone set. You then go to iPhone settings, you click on accessibility. You then go to the display and tech size and you switch on the reduced white point option. So that's the see there's a little switch.
It says reduced transparency.
No, it's it says reduce white point. Let me let me go do it right now, show you because I did this earlier. So you click.
Oh, I see it, reduce white point to the bottom.
Yeah, so you click on that and then you can adjust it. If you want better battery life, you would make it dinner now. The only problem is if you go outside or something like that and you're in the sunlight, it might become a problem. But if you reduce it a little bit, it'll it'll.
Help out, got it. Oh that's cool?
Yeah? Yeah, So I did that the other day right there, and there's a little hack. We'll see how good it goes. So if you're concerned about battery life, and there's that little slider Danny, you see you there, you can go all the way down and see how dim you want your phone to be, and it would reduce the whites on your screen. And so far, so good, so cool.
First story from let's get scientifical. Uh here, let me ask you this, how much how much weight do you believe the average American is going to gain over the next month with Thanksgiving Christmas?
I would guess eight pounds.
Did you see this story, Danny, it's oh it's exactly eight pounds.
Wow, No, I swear I did not see this.
Yeah. Now, are you still going to stick to your diet? What's your what's your plan here? I am yeah. Yeah.
In fact, people have left suits already on the counter at FSR and I did not partake.
That's good, that's good discipline. You gotta have it. You gotta have it. You know. It takes like thirty sixty I think it's sixty days, and then once that's a new habit. Once you do like sixty days, you're good to go after that. But three quarters of Americans are planning to enjoy a festivus of epic proportions. According to a new survey, seventy two percent of Americans want to make the most of the end of twenty twenty three,
and most people the diet. Screw the diet. They're writing off the end of the year, and they do estimate in the holiday season, you're gonna get eight pounds. Expect to get eight pounds every now, you Danny, because you're on your diet, but eight pounds heavier. In twenty twenty two, it was five and a half pounds, So we're getting it. We're getting even deeper into the food here in twenty twenty three. But I'm gonna I'm gonna stick to my fasting and all that. I'm not you know, if you're
wondering what I'm doing. I mean, I'll eat decently. We don't make turkey on Thanksgiving, so at least I don't think we're making turkey. And I gotta do the TV show and all that anyway, So I got a busy week, so I'll figure out. I mean, I'll eat it. I'm gonna eat well, but probably not go crazy. What else do we have here? Oh? Very thankful people in the United States? The average American? How many times a year,
Danny is the average American say thank you? According to a new scientifical study in it, per year, how many times do you say thank you? Wow, go your groucery, somebody leaves the door open for you?
Yeah, oh man, I would I would guess a couple thousand times in a year.
You're almost exactly right again, two two hundred times per year on average.
Damn, I'm hot, right now, take me to Vegas instead of Palm Springs.
Iron Man, you want to keep going here, you want to keep going. I don't know if I have any more questions like this, but yeah, they estimate the study said two two hundred times a year. Now, there are some people that are less, there are some people that are more. There's some people that say thank you for everything. There's other people say thank you for nothing. So it obviously depends. Well, here's good news, Danny. Life expectancy is dropping.
American men dying six years earlier than women. So we're gonna drop dead sooner than our wives, Dandy. That's exciting.
This is not good news.
Oh not good Hey, speaking of that, did you guys on Kovino and Rich did you talk about the Dana White story this week. That's a wild story where he lost a bunch. He went on a fast, like a water fast. Did you see that?
Yeah, he got all ripped up.
He went on an eighty something hour fast because he went to some doctor that said he was going to die in ten years. So that jump started his mission, his mission for health. That was that was pretty wild.
I'm right there, man. I gotta make Coha's high school graduation.
You gotta go well on, you gotta beat the wedding. The whole thing and all that, and you don't have to pay for it. Is that custom still in effect with the bride's family has to pay for the wedding. Is that how that works? I don't know.
That doesn't sound very twenty twenty three of you.
Yeah, I don't know. I thought that was the way it was. Well, just have him get have him a lope when he gets older, and then you're saving the money.
Yeah, that sounds like a good plan.
Yeah. What else do we have here? See, you're doing science.
I think a scholarship too, that would be good.
Yeah. Are you thinking more football? Maybe raiders? You're thinking you're gonna be a big guy like offensive line.
Are we thinking he's going to be a big I'm thinking tight end or linebacker.
That'd be good. How about a pass rushing defensive end.
Yeah, that'll work.
He's gonna be like the next Robert Spulane, babe.
All right, what do we have here? How about this years ago corner research scientists are saying that the days were back in the early days of eurse history, at one point, the days were nineteen hours long. That's it, nineteen hours instead of the twenty four so instead of the yeah, nineteen. You think, does that mean the days will keep getting like someday twenty six hours in a day or twenty seven hours in a day? Or is it how my entire life has been twenty four? Right,
we've all been twenty five. But how does that work? I'm not sure. I don't know.
You should be trying to shorten the workday, not make it longer.
Yeah, that is that is true. Afternoon crash. Average person hits the wall at blank time. You want to test your luck again? What time?
Yeah? Most people hit the wall at three pm.
Oh, you are so close again day to thirty six.
Oh wow, you're off.
By twenty four minutes. That's pretty good. Now. I do not hit the wall at two thirty six because I'm sleeping. Usually I'm just getting up around two thirty six in the afternue, so I usually don't. I don't really worry about that. I don't have to I have to worry about that. Well, here's another one of these science stories where I roll my eyes at it and I'm like, ah,
this is probably nonsense. But noisy water oceans will be five times louder by the year twenty one hundred five times louder according to it.
Oh, I love hearing the sound of the ocean.
Does that mean we won't have to go on YouTube to watch those videos of the waves? We'll just hear them naturally? El natural?
Yeah, I have Lebron's calm app in my phone.
Oh is that right? Oh? Me nice? Yeah? All right, all right, we got the mail bag.
Now.
I know we did this other stuff, but the mailbag is the star of the show. That's the main event. The mail bag. People love the mailbag and they also love the jingle. So let's get to the jingle. It's this bag, thank you very much. First one on the mailbag. These are actual letters by actual listeners. You do not have to wait. You do not have to wait for me to put a message out on social media. You
can just send these in anytime you want. Ben Maler show on Facebook, but Real fifth Hour at gmail dot com. Real fifth Hour at gmail dot com. Just make sure that you have the Fifth Hour and the headlines and we may read your question on the air. First one from Mike in Fullerton's is Happy Thanksgiving, Ben and Danny G. Have you guys been watching the best show on TV,
The Golden Bachelor. The finale is right around the corner, and I'd like to hear who you guys think Jerry should give the final rose to, and then he names Leslie and Teresa. I guess I have not not seen a second of the Golden Match. I've heard people talk about it, but I got a lot of plates I'm spinning, So that's not one of the plates I've been spinning. Have you gotten into that.
I'll give you the cheat code out of two of them. Leslie is probably better looking, a little younger, slightly younger. And the other gal that made the other girl who made the final two. It was funny the other night during the second to last episode, my wife, he said she is boring.
Leslie's for the wind.
Yeah, he mentioned the other girl's name. What's her name, Teresa? I believe, Yeah, she's like, she's so boring.
And she told me.
You notice they don't do two hour episodes of The Golden Bachelor because it would be so boring.
Yeah, that's funny. They should do just a half hour like Benny Versus Band half hour TV show. If I could get a daily half hour TV show, that'd be the easiest job in the world.
You're not wrong, because the problem with the Golden Bachelor is he's too nice, He's there's not a ton of drama. You know, obviously you got more mature people on this show. You don't have the twenty two year old, you know, cat fighting with the twenty one year old. And also the dates are boring. They're not skydiving, they're not doing all these crazy dates. Instead, they're going wine tasting, and so my chick was like, this is so boring, and
that's been the sentiment of a lot of people. I guess they still have enough ratings to where they're going to do it again because they've been running commercials saying if you want to be the next Golden Bachelor or a contestant, to turn your stuff in, and they give the website, so they're going to do it again.
How old do you have to be to be the Golden Batch?
Sixty five and up something like that. Okay, he's seventy two. I want to say, Jerry, Jerry is his name is seventy two?
Jerry? Sure? Yeah. Mike also says how important do you think it is for cranberry sauce to be served with Thanksgiving dinner? Yeah? Well, I'm not eating a traditional Thanksgiving I do love cranberry you know what. I like the Trader Joe's has that cranberry orange thing like this. Yeah, yes, that's really good. I could just eat that. I'd be happy. That's really good. Shane and Seattle whites and says Ben and Danny gene love the podcast. Is this Poppy band legit?
Is it a bit on the show? Yeah? So Danny, this guy Poppy had called for a while from San Diego and we gave him a bit on the show. He likes to handicap. He's terrible at picking games, so we gave him a bit on the show, and it was picking with the chicken and farmer in Michigan loaned us Abigail with chicken, and then the bit was Poppy pix a game and then Abigail picks a game and who can pick more winters? So we did it on the air.
Instead of a penny, it's a chicken.
Yeah, it's like the spin off, you know, because I can't do it any versus the penn anymore because it's the TV shows, I can't really do it on the radio. So so anyway, so Poppy's like, okay, we got we'll do it, and so we did it, and it was fine whatever. It was cool seeing Abigail with chicken. And then we find out by my Mallard militia foot soldiers, my boot's on the ground, that Poppy's ripping the bit off, doing it on his own social media, making a mockery
of the radio show. So I was like, all right, well we're done with We're done with this, and then you go do your own thing. I don't need this. But I still allowed him to call in, and then he kept spinning at the show. He was like, he was disrespecting the show. If Poppy was a good caller, I'd be like, okay, he's a good caller, we'll let him crap on the show. But he's a terrible caller, and he was crapping on the show. So I was like, I don't really need that. They don't pay me to
deal with idiots like this, so we banned him. Now is the permanent I don't know right now. As of today, he's not allowed back on the show. If somehow he reaches out and Jenya flex and admits that he has been a terrible caller and will change his ways, I would be open to at some point after a certain sentence of punishment allow him to come back if he is going into the octagon and battles it out with some people. So Shane, to answer your question, it is real.
I don't hate Poppy. I met him. He was a nice gentleman when I met him. It's not personal. But I just don't have time for people to call the show. And you know, this is my life's work. I don't have time for people to ship on the show. It's what I do. So that's it, you know.
Oh, I better scrap the YouTube show plans that I had for Danny versus the Nanny.
I think that's got me picking a game.
In our hot young nanny for cod picking a game, wear hardly any clothes.
See I When I heard Danny versus the Nanny, I thought that was like out in Chatsworth. You would be filming that out there. I thought it was a show or a refined audience. I thought, but uh, thank you, Mike, and Rochester writes and he says, Ben and Danny g I wanted to get your guy. Oh this is a sporty question. Is this is a sporty question? He says, Uh, Ben, I heard your your monologue about Josh Allen. You called him a coach killer, and I saw that a number. Yeah,
because of Ken Dorsey. That's what happened. He played so bad he got the coach killed. Ken Dorsey is off in the corner.
Uh.
Anyway, Mike says, Uh, I saw some Bills fans upset with you. They sent some nasty things on on Twitter. It's X by the way, Mike, it's not Twitter's X.
Uh.
He says, you get offended. Uh when these guys say they're going to stop listening to the show. So I didn't see particularly those comments, Mike. I don't go on X during the day I get ready for the show. I'm not on there because it's better for my health to not be on there. I'm on there during the show, So I didn't see particularly what you said. I did get some email from Bill's fans that were upset. But the thing I love and I'm sure you appreciate this.
To Danny the listener, who is I liked you until you said something I didn't like about someone. I like you know that guy?
Yeah, yeah, so very high school sounding.
I get a lot of that guy. It's like, I respected your show and I listened to your show, but you said something about an athlete that I worship, and and you know I can't. I just can't, you know. And then, of course, with me being on overnight, say, well, that's why you're on at three in the morning. You know, that's why you're on so late. No one's listening at that hour of course, right after the person has been listening for like ten years, you know, and they're the
idiots listening. But no, I don't care. I mean this part of the part of the gig. People are gonna you know, they're going to attack you if you say something they don't like. That's why a lot of people don't say anything mildly controversial or have any opinions because they don't want anyone to get upset. But it kind of isn't that kind of the job, Danny, that we're supposed to have strong opinions, And that's kind of the.
If you don't get a reaction out of anybody, are you really doing a sports radio show. I mean, you're gonna ruffle some feathers on either side of your topic. So just go with what your gut says, in what your brain says, your own opinion is and if people don't like it. Oh, well, we're not supposed to agree on everything.
God.
Exactly. And again, listen. People will say stuff on social media. There's a lot of smartphone tough guys. But my experience over the years is that the vast majority of people say I used to like you, but I'm never listening again. The vast majority of those people end up listening again, so they'll come back. Maybe they'll go away for a little bit, but they'll come back. I'm sure that'll solve it.
Next up, Tommy, the Bengal Reds fan in Maryland, he writes, since says good day, Ben, Benny Brightside and Danny g Radio Ben I mentioned last week, Tommy says, I mentioned last week that I commute to d C from southern Maryland, and you wondered what I do for a living if I am a political muckety muck. I retired from the US Army in twenty oh seven, twenty two years of service, traveling the world gang Bang in for Uncle Sam. Hello. Since then, I have been working as a contractor for
the Department of Defense. Oh that's cool. My question this week is have either of you dated a friend of an ex girlfriend and if so what was the dramatic level there. I'll hang up and take my answer off the air. Thanks for rocking the Mike gentleman. Wow, that's impressive. Twenty two years in the US Army and now now he's hanging out working as a contract Now, if you're in if you're in the military for twenty years, do you just automatically get a job as a contractor? Is
that kind of how that works? I don't know, but it seems like a lot of those guys that are in the military for a long time, they just kind of slide into a really good contractor gig at the Department Offense, or they're working for like Halliburton, you know, those those deals. So I have not I have not dated any x's, did not date a lot, and certainly
anyone I knew they weren't interested in me. So no, but I have a feeling Danny probably has a good story or something about this, right, And I think you've you've gone to the dark side, I think Danny from time to time, Yeah, yeah, I did.
This was like the early two thousands, and the whole time we hung out, she said, I just can't keep thinking about your ex and I'm friends with her, so kind of made it exciting the first few times we hung out. Yeah, but then it got to the point where every time she kept saying that it got more and more annoying, and so I stopped hanging out with her. But boy, there was some thunder and lightning and.
Fireworks at the beginning of hanging out with her.
So when you were at the beginning, when you started to you know, enjoy your company, did you see the the other you know, friend of your ex? Did you did you see or you know, your her ex or whatever?
Do you from from time to time? She was like off again, on again, Okay, yeah.
Wow, all right, there you go. Thank you Tommy. Let's see here page now. Alf Our buddy alf from the line at Dairy Queen on the mail bag, alf writes, and he says, Coop didn't choose my question for ask Ben. I'll ask you a totally different question, not at all similar to the one I asked him. What's up with the hand soap in public restrooms? It smells awful and linger lingers on your hands. While attempting to double down down double cheeseburgers and pound blizzards and other fast food
delicacies from Mark. It was so loyal. This guy outf unbelievable. It's amazing. So I do generally hate public restroom soap. There is pretty good soap at Fox Sports Radio. That white soap racist, I think's pretty good. I like, that's a solid it's a thick soap. It's not it's not.
A I'm just describing for you to because there are it's near the blue sink, you know, or not the blue sink, but the blue kitchen sink.
You know what I'm talking about. They usually have pretty good soap there. But I yeah, the soap in the bathroom. That's a great call out. That sounds like an episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm, Like I just do an episode how bad the soap is, and then Larry David would try to get good soap and try to find good soap for the bathroom, and that would be like his life's mission to just you go to different soap companies and then he'll start his own soap company.
For sure. He already fixed the toilet issue.
Yeah, yeah, good to go on that. So thank you, Alf and I enjoy your double double cheeseburgers and blizzards. Enjoy that. Yeah. Berry Berry from South Carolina via Nashville says Yo Yo, Ma, Benny and Danny G. What percentage you have a Jed who fled call? Do you actually comprehend? I love his calls, but I can't listen fast enough to understand more than ten percent of his content. I even rewind and listen a second and third time, I'm
still getting about ten percent. Yeah, one hundred percent. Barry and I got headphones on and I'm locked in, right, I'm in gay, I'm like, this is my thing. I got to be locked in, and it's tough. And some days, you know, when he's really drugged out, it's even worse because he's going faster and faster and fast. There's some nights he's maybe he doesn't have enough money to buy
the drugs, so it's not quite as bad. But I think he only calls up when he is using pharmaceuticals, because there are some nights he does not call up. So my assumption is there are nights he doesn't even do it every night, and he's just out wandering around the sticks in Florida in the what they used to call I think they still do the Redneck Riviera there traveling around in Uh, like, where's he at?
Not?
Where is he? I'm trying to I'm having a mental block, but it's it's in the area just below Alabama and then there's a little stretch of Florida and all that. So, yeah, it's tough. And I'll ask Coop sometimes Berry or or Eddie or somebody like what did he say? Like I didn't. I have noticed. Here's the problem. Jed talked so fast that a couple of days ago he put a bad word in the middle and he almost got it on the air because it slid in so fast that we
were like, what did he say? It was like right in the middle of all these like this word salad, like this big word salad. It's crazy they had alive. Uh, David in Uh hold Yeah, he says that Danny g have you ever listened to his calls? Uh? I don't know. Have you ever heard of Jed? Yeah?
And I worked on your show when he first started calling. I don't know if this is a reflection on my sobriety or not, but I understand every word he says.
That's a lie. Pinocchio, You're like, you're like that Fox Sideline reporter was that a great story? Oh the reactions, Oh, the the over the top Shakespearean reactions too.
On sideline reporters. Get rid of them. They're good for nothing.
They repeat back what the two announcers have already said most of the time.
Oh, one hundred percent. And it's the reaction. Though, I did a whole rant this week, Carrissa Thompson. If you didn't see it, CHRISA Thompson's like, oh yeah, sometimes the coaches wouldn't come out and talk to me, so I just made up a quote, and you'd think they'd be like some war tribunal. The reactions of this, like Lisa Salters shocked, disappointed, disgusted. She said, they were all these
other sideline reports. It was like like a cat fight, but it was like twelve cats against one cat, and they were all pouncing on poor poor you know, the poor fox girl. Carissa Thompson, and I defended Christa Thompson. I think the whole thing's ridiculous because I'm with you Danny, like I I'm there. I don't need the sideline reporter. I've done the job. I'm I don't think that these people are particularly bad at it, but it's it's unnecessary.
I don't think I've ever gotten any great insight where I was like, oh my god, thank god, she's down there on the sideline. Nowadays, we get more info from people with egle eyes on Twitter.
Oh yeah yeah. And the only thing that happens when when we get viral stuff, it's because somebody's hammered, like Joe Namath, I want to kiss you, right, which I had nothing to do with the sideline reporter other than she was attractive and Joe Namath was horny and he was drinking and other than that. And then you'll have a player or coach who's so frustrated they'll start screaming
and shouting. But again that's not because of the journalistic ability of any of these people who are the sideline reporters. Because I have a buddy of mine that is an old newspaper man, used to work as an editor at some really big newspapers, and he's a friend of the show in front of me. I've known him for many years, and he will watch these NBA games, in these NFL games, and it'll say, I'll here's what they're gonna say after the game, how did it feel? That's like the number one.
How you're not a journalist if you're asking the same question to everyone you interview. And then you had Molly McGrath, who I guess is a sideline reporter. I think for I think she's man. I don't know, but she she went over the top. She said, this is not normal or ethical. Coaches and players trust us with sensitive information? Yeah right, Hell is sensitive information in a freaking football game? What are we doing? Ben?
I just want to know what was going through your mind on the last answer during the mailbag.
Oh, my goodness, sensitive information? What because you know who the backup quarterback is and when you know what play they're going to run in the third quarter?
Take me through that last play. What were you feeling?
Oh it's so stupid, it's so dumb. Uh, but thank you. I got carried away on a tangent.
Let's see where you should just have spotters and staffers on the field. Throw the headset on the start of the game. Play by play color analyst Guy asked the questions.
Yeah, I'm right there, and most most people I know I agree with that. I talked to you about silent reports. Any we'll get out on that. We went too long so I'm sorry to David and Jay and Manny and all you other guys. Try again next week. Thank you. I do want to appreciate because we I sent the thing out late Danny this week and people responded, so thank you. I totally forgot to send out the post to like the late in the day on Thursday, which
I usually do earlier in the week. So anyway, thank you, Danny. I'd be back tonight after all these football games, after that Viking Bronco game, I'll be back on the radio the kick off the Thanksgiving week Benny Versus De Penny, and we will have next week. People have been wondering, Danny, are we going to have new shows Thanksgiving weekend? The plan is we will have content all Thanksgiving weekend. God willing right, that's the plan we'll have.
We might be talking with mashed potatoes in our mouths what We will have three live shows though.
And pumpkin pie. We'll have some pumpkin pie and all that. We'll knock it out of the park. But to have a wonderful Sunday, Danny, You're back tomorrow with Covino and Rich Yes, is that correct?
Yeah, So we check out tomorrow morning, and we're going to drive back to the LA area and I'll get ready to do the Last Man Standing, which is our fun sports trivia game every Monday with your voice on it.
Oh good, I'm Covino and Rich. That's on the West Side two to four pm. And then in New York City five to seven pm.
Beautiful, have a wonderful rest of your Sunday. Enjoy the football today. Wish me luck as I battle my nemesis, the inanimate object, the penny. Try to slay the penny. I need one of these big weeks. And then I told the guy, one of my producers at NBC, Danny. I said, you know, one of these weeks, I'm gonna get every pick right and we'll go viral. I'm still waiting. I'm still waiting for that to happen. Anyway, have a great day. We'll catch you next time.
I need Antonio Paris and the Raiders to play perfect football this morning.
Yeah, let's go.
I need him to cover, Danny. I just need them to cover the thirteen. That's all I need, just cover the thirteen. I'm good.
Later, Skater got a murder.
I gotta go