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Here we go in the air everywhere, Welcome in. It is a Sunday Funday with a time change because we happen to live in a state that fell back, which is not a bad thing. The Fifth Hour Ben Mallard Danny G Radio on this fifth day of November, a foot all Funday. Danny G.
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And man. I am hopeful Antonio Pierce's spirit will shine through on the field and you'll see the players smiling and having fun playing football again for the Raiders.
But I am actually optimistic the Rams will win the day. But not because they're a good team. I think the Rams are starting to realize. This is always the problem in every sport that at the beginning of the year, even the bad teams don't realize they're bad, but around midway through the season you realize you're not that good, and then that becomes problematic. But the Packers are even worse than the Rams. I think Jordan Love has been
terrible and that's who the Rams have. So we'll see what happens.
Yeah, remember when Jordan Love looked so good in the preseason and even NFL wee one he looked good and then he fell off a cliff like right after that.
But I went back and I looked because I was like, what happened here? Like with Jordan Love. I don't want to go to sporty dandy because then we'll lose listeners because this podcast is not sporty. Yeah, sporty podcast. We're just a pop culture kind of podcast and all that. But even at the beginning of the year, the Packers scored thirty eight points in the opener against the Chicago Bear. So I went back and I was like, I mean, Jordan Love, it must have been just absolutely amazing. He
did nothing really of note. In the first half, he had had more incompletions than completions.
So it was smoking mirrors.
Well no, I mean he played well in the second half of that game, but that was against the Bay He didn't do anything in the first half and then the second game. I remember this because of the TV show and handicapping that game and how how kind of pissed I was at what happened. Because the the Packers played the Atlanta Falcons in the second week of the year and Jordan Love. People looked at the box score, They're like, wow, they had a really good game. You know,
another solid game, had three touchdowns, good passer rating. You only had one hundred and fifty one yards passing, but the three touchdowns. But then late in the fourth quarter, close game, and Jordan Love did not complete a pass in the fourth quarter and the Packers got outscored by I think two touchdowns if I remember correctly. So anyway, that's my sporty rant of the day. But on this podcast we have a double dose. We have not only by request word of the day, we have the phrase
of the day. We had to move some stuff around this weekend because of our Breeders' Cup coverage back on Friday, so some things got moved around, and also the mailbag and also the mailbag which is which is very good. But we will start with the phrase of the week. Are you ready for the phrase of the week?
RaSE of the week.
So the phrase of the week is dot the eyes and cross the t's, Dot the eyes and cross the teas. Do you ever use that phrase?
Danny, No, but my parents did.
Oh are you saying that's an outdated phrase? Is that? Is that what I'm saying? Well, it's rather obvious what the phrase means. I think for most of it, it means you've got to be meticulous, You've got to be precise, you got to take care of all the details, all the details and all that. So where does this phrase dot the eyes and cross the tea's comfort? The expression is believed to have begun as and as a complaint
from teachers to school children. It's like, you better right carefully, you have to do you dot the eyes and cross the t's. And sometimes it's even short and more than that. But the first time it was spotted in anywhere in like writing was actually not that long ago. The phrase goes back I guess time is flying eighteen forty nine.
It was spotted in a magazine article Scribner's Magazine in eighteen forty nine, the first time this phrase popped up in print, which means it might have been around a few years prior to that, but it didn't really get going until later on. So you talked about the nineteen hundreds, the two thousands, and it has continued on obviously into our time. So the phrase of the week, rais of the week is dot the i's and crossed the teas
and we transitioned very smoothly. Might add like silk into the word of the.
Week and the bonus. The word of the week.
Word of the week is by request alf the alien. Opiner sent this in pollaxed, So we're I use a lot racist. When Josh McDaniels lost his job right before the show started the other night you fired, I said he got poll axed by Mark Day Racist. Racist. Al right, how dare you all right? So this is the This goes back further, much further.
Than I'm surprised you can say this on the radio.
Well, I have Polish blood in me, so I think I say that. But anyway, it's obviously a reference in part to an axe, which is a weapon used originally by butchers in the mid fourteenth century. Poll axe or poll axe, depending on how you say it, which is the same, it is it Actually the term goes back to maybe the fifteen hundred's that usage poll axe, which is the you're like this, daddy. It goes back to
beheading or splitting a skull. Ooh, hall axing. Someone is splitting their skull and a half or beheading them very violent. Also the also, you know, I've originally mixed in with that the shape of the axe. You see there's a pole and an axe. Yeah, the the end of the device is the axe part, and then you got the poll leading up to it. But anyway, the spelling was actually altered about the seventeenth century, so it was for
three hundred years. It was around They changed the spelling in the seventeen hundred because they were I guess seventeen hundreds because there was some confusion with just regular poll So the word up to day goes all the way back to the mid fourteen hundreds, and it meant but hundreds of years ago beheading and skull splitting hall axed. Your word of.
A very violent word of the.
Day, violence, violence, violence, and that leads us right into Ohioal and his band of Merryman, which is himself. It's in the bag.
Get to some mail, mother suckers.
Get right to it mail bag. These are actual questions sent in by actual listeners. We thank each and every one of you. Some some weeks a little slower. This was a pretty good week in the mail bag, which is great. And sometimes they get worried we don't get enough mail, but this we got a ton and most of it came in on the private email. And that's real Fifth Hour at gmail dot com. No numbers, all letters,
Real fifth Hour at gmail dot com. Put mail in the headline so we know what you are looking for. First one comes from Hillbilly, Mike and Din Wittie, Virginia. It's a great weekend to y'all, Ben and Danny. This is a little late because it pertains to one of the fill in guys from a couple of weeks ago. But you happened to look over and the guy was surfing on his phone during the show and you called him out on it. He claimed he was trying to find content for the show, but you see him genuinely
pissed off about it. Well, you actually pissed off at him, and between the both of you, how often over the years, I guess he's starting to both me and you. Danny, how often in the year, over the years, have you been pissed off at coworkers during a show? So, Mike, I know what you're talking about. Yeah, I mean that one annoyed me. I'll tell you why.
What happened? Ben?
So I'm in studio. You can see the update studio, and I was gonna throw the update. You know, he tossed the update. Guy he's not paying attention. His head is burying in his phone like he's looking. I can see the top of his head because his head is like his neck or his chin is in his chest, because his whole body has bent over and he's looking his phone. So he wasn't paying attention.
So it was fine, whatever, fricking findly.
No name. Uh So, anyway, I called him on it, as he'll billy Mike heard. I guess I got broadcaster and didn't whitty Virginia. But the thing that pissed me off about it was he said he was getting content and he he did the same these guys do. A lot of these guys do one update, they just repeat it the whole night. They don't change anything. So that bothered me a little bit. But you know, it's not
it's not trust me. If you, as we say, I think you'd probably agree with me understanding, if you really really lowe someone and you despise them, you don't talk about them at all.
Right, you know what I mean.
I mean, you can be upset with people, but that's just working in close quarters and the stress of doing live broadcasting. It are times you get upset with people. Yeah, it just kind of happens. But if you really don't like somebody, you generally don't talk about them at all until they're leaving the company and then you bury them.
Yeah, fucking Ramos say that out of love. Listen to yesterday's podcast.
Let me tell you that that that loser Roberto Okay, yeah, Jered, he's the reason Dave Roberts hasn't been fired because the Dodgers don't want him back on Twitter.
That's why it's real.
Driving Ramos on a bus right now to the campus.
Eventually we'll just be all working at schools. We'll just all get jobs at schools. I think that's our future anyway. Good questions by Hillbilly Mike. Next up is alf, the alien opiner from the black Hole in Cyberspace that last week's email fell into, Yeah, we didn't get an email from ALF. I wonder what happened. I was worried about ALFs. I went, ALF, Alf's there? Like every shift that I do, ALF is there? Anyway? Alf fortis this last week? Get
you guys? A ven you referenced the no longer allowed on FSR Baseball brother drop? Whatever happened to Jeff Garcia's crisp drop? Also? Was there a drop from either the Third Shift with Mahler or the Ben Mahler show of an Arnold schwarzeneggerish guy grunting I like to wrestle with men.
Oh, I think I have that one.
Alf says. I thought it was from your show, but as we know, all these people look the same. Ah. Very nice, thank you, thank you, Alf. Yeah. The Jeff Garcia thing, I think what happened was the it had lasted for a long time, and then the new generation of engineers they didn't know it, they didn't hear it, or they just thought it was too old and that, and I don't hear a lot of the and maybe we can work this in the podcast right now, Danny Alan iverson practice, not a game.
We're talking about practice.
I'm supposed to be a star player, and we in here talking about practice, not a game. Not a game, not a game. We in here talking about practice. That's one of the all time greats. Did Jim Mora we couldn't do deadly Pooh, that's awesome. There's so many and Bobby Knight dead this week. Bobby Knight gave us so many. If you you've been in radio about as long as I have, Nanny of them were around the same age, and Bobby Knight was the king of the coaching Tirae.
I'm sick and tired of losing to prideubt all right, And when I die, I hope they bury me upside down and can my critics then kiss my my ass?
And I mean it was just legend, classic, classic, And as far as the uh, I like to wrestle with men, as you hear right now, Oh.
I like to wrestle with men.
Yes, I have that in my collection.
Yeah, save that. You can't get rid of that.
Make sure you the live in infamy double save that one.
What our system, I've noticed after a certain number of years, stuff just starts being erased.
No, you're not wrong. I'm so happy that I have saved a ton of these, especially the old Ben Mallard drops. They're in a vault in my computer. Of course. If anything happens to my computer, we're all screwed.
What And that's right up there with the KFC Kentucky Fried Chicken proprietary blend eleven Herbs and Spices, which is locked away in a safe in Kentucky and no one actually knows unless it's all over the internet and you could just type in eleven Herbs and spices anyway. Thank you.
Oh, by the way, if you're wondering, why don't you back up all the files? Well, I've asked the company for years to get me a hard drive and they told me to kick rocks.
No I remember, because the way we record the podcast, I think.
Yeah, yeah, they said, and the fifth hour. But good job, you guys are doing great. Yeah.
I think you told me give me a week or two and we'll be good.
I think that was a It was the same thing I heard when Klay Travis approved the Animal Thunderdome logo talk.
Yeah, I'm a big fan of the Animal Thunderdome. That's my favorite podcast.
I can't hear him.
Hey, speaking of podcasts, So a friend of mine said, you got to hear this Joe Rogan podcast with Elon Musk, right, he was, I guess they did a podcast together this past week. So buddy of mine is like, you gotta listen. I was like, okay. So I happen to pop it on and I heard something that was the most annoying thing you can possibly do on an audio broadcast. And it went on for twelve minutes. And it's something we've been warned about, Danny. I know we've been warned about it.
I know I've been warned about it. I assume you've been warned about it by bosses in the past. Joe Rogan in the middle of an interview with the most powerful business mogul in the world that we know of, Elon Musk. They were talking about food. It sounded to me like they had smoked a ton of pot before they got on there. Smoke every day, right, Just a crapload of pot before they got out there. They ordered during the podcast and Anchovy pineapple pizza, which isn't the problem.
That's not the problem. The problem is for roughly twelve minutes they ate the pizza, chewing into the microphone and barely talking, just say how great the pizza is.
I even hate the sound of somebody finishing their chewing. And I'm not going to say anything, but his last name rhymes with Chrissard on our network. And I know he's very busy because he has a TV schedule and all that, but I can hear him finishing his chewing when he's live on his microphone, and his producer, which rhymes with Rob Ferra, told me, oh, yeah, he does that because of his busy TV schedule.
And let me just point out I do not have miss aphonia. My wife has miceophonia. I don't, but I just thought, like, how unprofessional is this? Like these guys Joe Rogan's like the most highly paid podcast. Good for him, But does no one say, hey, no, you can't do that? Is there no one? Is he that powerful that he can do whatever he wants.
What was the premise of them doing it? Did they think it was funny or no?
Well again, I thought they just I thought they sounded like Joe. Rogan in particular, is not. He was really high, which is fine. He smoked, no, knock yourself out. I don't care. But he just sounded like that. And they were talking. He was like talking about food and how great certain foods were. They must have taped this at night and and Rogan's like, Oh, the greatest pizza I've ever had is this anchovy and pineapple thing. And Elon Musk is like, I've never had it. And Rogan's like,
we should just order it right now. So they did, and then they ate it right then.
And are gross.
I'm right, I'm right there. I don't mind pineapple on pizza, but anchovies bueno?
That good.
Next up on the Mailbag, Joe and Darcy in the Sunshine State, Ben and Danny. Last week during the radio show, in an Ask Ben segment, you said that you see yourself dying on planet Earth as opposed to another planet, if or when interplanetary travel becomes a regular thing.
For people intergalactic planetary.
That said, do you see yourself staying in the People's Republic of California for the duration of your life or would you consider leaving for an actual free state? A code of the cat still sucks and would be on the first rocket out of planet Earth. That's Joe and Darcy in Florida, So it is complicated. There's a lot of my wife's family. My family's not you know, pretty much. There's a few cousins I have, but pretty much everyone's out of California. So for my part of the family,
it's not that big a deal. But my wife's families they're mostly in this area, so that's that's problematic. I've had job offers in other parts of the country and I haven't left yet, and I'm probably a few years away from not ever getting any more job offers, So I don't know right now. I'm planning to understand here. I have no problem down the line moving to another state, but I have no no at this point. No, I
just don't see that happening at this moment. Plus, you know, I got the Malor Mansion and all that, but there's another pandemic and they're shoving masks down our throat and all that. You know, I bring it up again. I don't know, Danny, you leave in California for anywhere else. You're California through and through.
You're not going anywhere, Danny. Yeah, I mean I would go somewhere in the mountains or buy closer to the water. Jeez. I mean, I'm not that far from the water now. But you know, if I could afford to live in the Malibu area except for the damn traffic there, let's say, go somewhere in California. If you want to stay here, which I think my wife does, then at least move somewhere where it's beautiful in the mountains, like where my
dad lives. He lives in bass Lake, and when he croaks, I hope it's not anytime soon, but when he does, then you know, I could pay off my older brother, take his house there in bass Lake and live by the lake.
And you could get a podcast studio and when you want to do podcasts, and you can do that lake.
And I think it might be a fight with my older brother though, Ben, because the last time we visited my dad on the same weekend, it was really weird. My brother had a tape measure and was measuring things at my dad's house.
It's like, where does the sofa go? I might have to move it over here. I'll put the TV on that wall.
Do you mind if I take pictures of the place, and I'm like, the hell is he a contractor what is he doing?
Oh? Boy, your father does he have like has he told you guys, like what he wants to have happened? Or he's like, you, guys, my dad when he passed away, it was like you kids, figure out, I'll be gone. You know. That was his strategy.
So it's I'm actually the executor of his will.
Oh, there you go, Then you're you're a made man.
I guess I'll find out then what he says he wants done with the place. But yeah, my older brother, for he's like, I love it here. I mean, he already wants to move in there, so it's gonna be a little bit of a battle. I would stay in California, but I would just go to a more beautiful part of the state where there's no smog in the air and.
There are Joe and Darcy in the middle part of California that's more of a red part of California, but there's not a lot of people that lived there. Like, that's the thing if you're talking about politics, but this is not a political podcast. Fred from Spring Texas right since says greetings, guys, how was your Halloween experience? We had a great time as always. We brought a load of hot dogs, about a load of hot dogs, cut off the ends hands, scooped out the meat, and enjoyed
our hallow weenies. Halloween was fine. It was both disappointing and annoying. I was disappointed because there's not enough kids. And then I was also annoyed when the kids did come to the house because it interrupted me. So I had mixed emotions on Halloween, Danny. I was trying to get ready for the radio show, and I like to have laser like focus, as I said in a previous podcast.
But then people kept interrupting me. But it was only for a couple hours, and I thought, like when I was a kid, as I remember it, we had a whole battle plan. We had it mapped out, We went over the plans. We had meetings, me and my brother and my friends the days before. Where can we go, how can we hit the most houses in the least amount of time. Let's hit the condos, let's you know, let's hit the apartments. You know that whole and the kids, these kids today, I let me tell you, I just
cutched today. I didn't see the same effort. I didn't see the same passion.
Yeah, a bunch of lazy bastards. They want the candy delivered to them. They think it's a DoorDash like during COVID.
I don't read to by any candy. You alter get it for free. Parents all give me a candy. I don't care what do we go inter, just I want candy. My parents are give it to me.
So you know, this is going to be a very memorable Halloween, just like when we were kids. The Rams traded away the great Eric Dickerson.
Oh that was such a bum I was so bummed out of that hell long.
I bet you were to the Colts and do you remember it was a Monday night football game, first time Eric Dickerson was wearing a Colt's uniform and it looked really weird. But I remember watching him run the ball for the Colts for the first time as kids were
banging on our door asking for candy. Well, fast forward all the way to this Halloween and Josh mcdummy got axed, and so did Dave Ziggler, and so did that Lombardi guy and anybody who was toxic there in the front office got the their head chopped off like.
Your word of the week, pull axe, Paul Axe was the word was.
The word of the week. Yeah, they got pull axed, bye bye. So it's going to be a memorable Halloween, especially if the Raiders and Antonio Pierce can show any sign of life.
Yeah, that's a big one. And what a great first Halloween for CoA. You can tell them CoA, you were not old enough to remember. But the Raiders got rid of this evil man. Mike in Fullerton writes, Insist to whom it may concern, Danny G came up with a really good idea last Saturday. You should start charging six ninety nine a month for the right to listen to the Fifth Hour. I'd still it'd still be a great bargain at that price. Let's find out who the true
believers and who are the casual listeners. What say you? You bet well? I'd be all for it. I'm sure our bosses would be fine with that, right. They wouldn't have a problem with that. We can keep all the money wrong.
If they were able to take five to ninety nine of the sixth ninety nine, they'd let us do it.
I think six dollars and fifty cents they would take, I think, but I don't want to speak for them. No, listen, you know how you know how I feel about this. If this is how I If you charge people for something that was once free, people will no longer use it. That is the basic rule of humanity of business. It's like my position on Twitter. Elon Musk has been talking about charging. I'm usually going to charge for new accounts.
He decided not to charge for old accounts, and I'm out if they start charging X I call it Twitter by mistake. But they charge charge for them, I'm good. I don't need it. It's not that big a part of my life, and so I'm out. So that's because I got it for free. It's the same problem that the newspapers have had, where when they started putting newspapers on the internet, Danny, it was free and they put paywalls up, people didn't pay. They were like, why didn't
people pay? I don't understand. Well, used to get it for free, and you can get almost the same news stories without having to pay for so why would you pay for it?
But as a bonus. And that's a really nice email. Thank you for sending that. In if you think we're worth six ninety nine a month. We can't take cash, but you can mail us a gift card to Raising Canes.
Yeah, we would take Raising Canes, even Chick fil A. I'm more of a Raising Canes fan, but you know, whatever floats your boat. Sure, in any generic visa gift cards, I think we would probably take those as well. Ozzie was in Western Australia where very few people live, says hey, big Ben and microphone throttler, the microphone throttler, straight to the point, please, honest answer. But of course you won't name them. Who is the worst colleague you have had
to work? And No, Finley and his almond butter and Sparty with his updates do not count. Daddy, Well, I wouldn't name them anyway. And you think I'm going to name the worst person that I work, I'm saving that for my tell all book, Danny. That's going to be my tell all book. When I write that, I'll have chapters on the assholes that I had to work with back in the old days. But going to say that on a podcast, I'm saving that content for a frickin' book, is what I'm doing.
Leave me high and dry Ramos is on the shit list right now.
I have some all time stories, though Ozzie was. I was the guinea pig for the new hires at Fox Sports Radio for years on the weekend overnight shift, and there were a lot of people that would come and go who had no business touching any buttons or levers and a radio station.
And one of the.
Great nights I ever had is very memorable, was they had a new guy who was a TV guy who wanted to do some radio and he was hired as the engineer for the weekend. And we have a system with profit I don't even know. I guess they still use it.
It's a version of it.
Yeah, but this was not that guy. This is not Jerry. This is a different guy. First weekend on the job, first hour, I start the show, do the show. We get to the top of the hour, going into the second hour. The a block of the second hour, I throw the break. Nothing no commercials, no imaging, nothing. I sit there and I'm like, Okay, there's dead air. This is a problem. He then gets on the talkback says you're going to have to keep talking. I said, well,
what I mean? I said, well, I'm supposed to pay. Commercial said, well, this is a problem here, and then he just we had no top of the hour ID update, nothing. Everything broke. Oh boy, and it's kept talking. It's kept talking, and he did not last That was his his only night at Fox Sports Radio.
Grand closing.
Yeah, one night, one night only. Come on, come on, man, women and child. You won't believe your eyes. What a spectacle, What a spectacle? So yours is John Ramos?
Ramos, that's your Yeah, if you want to hear what I really think about him Listening to Saturday's podcast.
Yeah, Danny just undressed Ramos. I wish I could pull off those suits. Chris and Maricoca to Iowa Rights in he says, what is your favorite item at Costco? We'll go quick on this. The item I eat the most, and I've eaten the longest of the chocolate covered almonds. But I love everything in the food court, meaning I love the tradition. I call it the traditional Costco, the original Costco meal, hot dog and drink, slice of pizza, berry Sunday big three. That's the go to. I have
been to Costco in many parts of the country. I was disappointed when I went to the Costco in Duluth, Minnesota. I felt like that was pretty close to Canada. I thought they might have poutine and they did not. But to answer your question, the food court items and then chocolate almonds, what about you, Danny, favorite item Costco is playing.
They're ice cream bars.
Oh yeahs And they still sell those and they don't sell them in the food court anymore.
The favorite Costco I've ever been to is on the island of Kawaii.
Oh yeah, that's all the view, dude.
The outdoor food court view is insane.
Tropical island mountains, just amazing.
And they have those like the guava drinks. We would get a case of them and bring them back to the hotel room.
And they have every kind of Macadamian nut you want, like chocolate, ever flavored macadamia nut and not. It's still expensive, but not as expensive as it is. Yeah.
They also have those famous short bread cookies that they're known for.
Yeah, it's a good call.
That's a that's a beautiful Costco. Make sure you go there if you ever get to visit Kawaii.
That's just some rapid fire here, because we've got a bunch of email, just some rapid fire, get out Big Lou. He's on number two. Big we says, how many states in the United in the US have you guys been to? Can you name two states you have not been to but would like to check out within the next couple of years. That is from Big Lou. So we don't have time to name all the states. I've been to a lot, been to a lot. I haven't. I'd like
to spend more time. I really want to just drive across the country and slowly, methodically see different places in my in my head, That's what I'm gonna do at some point, just enjoy life and go coast to coast, cruising the highways and byways of America. But states I haven't spent. I haven't spent any time. Well, actually I wasn't. I've been to like airports in Tennessee. That doesn't really I'd like to, you know, check out Nashville a little bit.
I haven't really checked out the Washington DC area. Always end up in New York or Boston, don't do the DC things. So there's a lot of museums in history and some of the Civil War places. I've been to Gettysburg, which was a very moving experience the Battle of Gettysburg. But some of that Civil War stuff. I don't know if they got rid of all that in twenty twenty with the Wolasters, but some of those places.
What about you, Danny, Oh, one thing we have in common, it's your dad that's from Springfield.
My well, my grandfather Springfield, mess Yet Okay, my mom until her family, her side of the family, moved out to San Jose, California.
She was born and raised in Springfield, Massachusetts, until seventh grade, when the family moved out to Cali. Her and my aunt both got to visit go back and revisit their old stomping grounds a couple of years ago. The pictures they took there, the leaves and the colors and the trees and the houses looked really nice. I would love to see Massachusetts.
Yeah this, yeah, before everything dies and drops down and it's disgusting, but yeah, this is if your iPoint.
Yeah, before it turns into mush. And then the other thing I would like to do on a road trip is I'd like to see the Carolinas. My cousin moved out to North Carolina not too long ago, and he built himself a nice house there. That's a part of the country I've never got to visit.
Yeah, I just went to North Carolina for the first time, I guess a couple of years ago in Virginia. And that's cool. It's no different obviously than what were we're used to here in California, Georgia. And you've Aldie Rights since has which declined faster the ratings for the radio show. And Brian Finley does the updates or world series viewers ship or bud Light sales in the US, So Brian Finley wins much worse for the show than the world. I don't know he puts. The only problem I have
with Finley is he thinks he's funny. Oh that isn't funny. And that's that's the only problem he's not I see. I think, well this Cliff in Nashville, thank you Andy, and Iowa. Cliff wants to know where I got the not where I get my knockoff cookie recipes. I spend a lot of time kicking around the dark web. No, I just just google stuff and go to some cooking websites. And the key is to look for bakery style. That's
the key. You want to get bakery style because those are better cookies and knockoffs if you have if you're like a chain, like if you're a fan of Famous Amos or something like that, you can find knockoff versions like I found the knockoff that we made a lot with the frosting. I actually forget the name right now, that high end cookie place, but the seven dollars Trumble, Yeah, Crumble cookies, Arnie writes, in says he's a big fan
of show. You would like to write a five star review? However, he says when he clicks on the linked below that is on the podcast page, he says his android does not lead him to a review form. On my PC, it is better and I can read other listeners reviews. However, I do not see where I can write a review. So we're I think we're both iPhone guys, Danny Ry, I think we're.
Yeah. And obviously, since it's an Apple page, that link goes right to your Apple music and podcasts. So I'm not sure how to do it on an Android. Very rare that I say, Oh, I'm going to ask my mom about something. She's got a stupid android. Let me ask KRT.
Yeah, there you go, just grab her phone and like Futch up. I'm sure I'll give your phone no problem. And Arnie, I love that you've been a Ham radio operator since nineteen fifty six. That's awesome, warms my heart. My father, may he rest in peace, loved Ham radio more than anything other than maybe his family. But some
days he loved Ham radio more. And my father actually taught Ham radio classes and told me all the time that all we need is some kind of global disaster, and no one more important than a Ham radio operator.
And then cell phones were invented. Here you, but cell phones could go down, and then hey, what's the backup.
Old school Ham radio?
That's right, baby, I know Morse code. So Ben, if you're ever in a submarine attack, let me know.
I'll look you up. I'll send you a text. We'll get out on that NFL today. Enjoy. I'll be back tonight. Don't forget Benny versus the Penny. We'll be on in the New York Media Market eleven thirty this morning, here on the fifth day of November eleven this morning on SNY, the home of the Mets.
Check now, I don't want to do spoiler alert, but did you pick Antonio Pierce?
You'll have to watch d I can.
I know, I know what you did. I want you to tell the public.
Well I am if I'm a hint, I'm going with the autumn wind.
Yeah, your boy from Long Beach, Polly Yeah, Raider Nation smiling. Like I said the other day, it's been a Marty Gras all week since Salloween. So hopefully the Silver and Black can turn things around. Apps a bleeping loop. Good luck to your rams. Hopefully they're not.
Mid Yeah, they're mid, but it'd be you gotta be able to beat Green Bay. Yeah, I think they will. We'll see about that and you'll be back on Cavino and Rich tomorrow.
Yes, yeah, we're gonna have a fun Monday show from two to four pm on the West Side five to seven pm on FSR in New York City.
Talk to you next time. Thank you for listening, even on a football Sunday and with the time change and all that bull crap. We thank you. Have a wonderful, wonderful rest of your day.
Later, Skater got a murder.
I gotta go, Hey, hey, hey, let you go. All the way we were ladies and gentlemen. Any party scattered picture
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