Dana Beers Dog Ownership Struggles (Free Swim) — Transcript
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- 0:00All right, Bang. Today's Wednesday, July
- 0:0122nd. Welcome to Dog Walk presented by
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- 2:07in, guys. Free Swim Wednesday. Um, you
- 2:10two on the other side of the table are
- 2:12looking at us, too. The newest Uber Eats
- 2:14employees.
- 2:15>> I mean, you're dodging me, though. No,
- 2:18I'm not dodging you.
- 2:19>> Dodging me. He's classic Ed. I He said,
- 2:22>> "Were you in the room for this?"
- 2:23>> No,
- 2:24>> no, no, no, no.
- 2:25>> He was late, remember?
- 2:26>> Oh, you were? Oh, yeah.
- 2:28>> Please tell me.
- 2:29>> Sign up for employees.
- 2:30>> Sign up for Uber Eats.
- 2:31>> I signed up for Uber Eats uh with my car
- 2:33>> and I signed up by proxy through him.
- 2:35>> Is everything all right?
- 2:36>> Yeah. We want We just wanted
- 2:38>> Just thought it would be fun.
- 2:39>> Just film it, [laughter]
- 2:41>> you know.
- 2:41>> Um I I'll just sit on the app and like
- 2:45look at things roll in just for fun.
- 2:47make you hungry? Does it make you
- 2:48hungry?
- 2:49>> It makes me hungry and it also makes me
- 2:51like want to go do it.
- 2:53>> Yeah, he popped it on. We were just
- 2:54sitting here. It's like, "All right, you
- 2:55got a 16 delivery dollar delivery from
- 2:57Bari." I'm like, "Damn, I could use a
- 2:59meatball." [laughter]
- 3:01>> Are you guys doing it together? Are you
- 3:02going Batman and Robin?
- 3:03>> No, we'll be together.
- 3:04>> It's under my car,
- 3:06>> but I'm okay if he he I know for a fact
- 3:08he's just going to tell me to get out
- 3:09and run up the [ __ ]
- 3:12security.
- 3:12>> I was the businessman. I I've been
- 3:14thinking about this for a while. I mean,
- 3:15that makes it a lot easier on you. Like,
- 3:17you don't have to park. You could like
- 3:18do a laptop.
- 3:20>> If you got an apartment,
- 3:21>> I don't know if I trusted him in my car.
- 3:23>> What do you think I'm going to do?
- 3:24>> Always.
- 3:25>> Hold on. You guys are vent every time
- 3:27there is a delivery. You're both going
- 3:29to get out of the car. You're
- 3:30>> No, I'll I'll run it in.
- 3:32>> Imagine two up to your door.
- 3:34>> If it depends, [laughter]
- 3:37>> holding hands.
- 3:39>> Go online for a sec. See what See what
- 3:41we get in.
- 3:42>> See first uh first delivery we get. I
- 3:43want I want to do it today or tomorrow
- 3:46for the first time and but Eddie's
- 3:48dodging me.
- 3:49>> Next two weeks are crazy. I'm I'm leave
- 3:50I'm Thursday we have the DraftKings
- 3:52thing in uh Foxwoods.
- 3:55>> Bucks 30 minutes away
- 3:57>> then. Um
- 3:58>> not worth it.
- 3:59>> No. Six bucks for 30 minutes away.
- 4:01>> 30 minute trip.
- 4:02>> Oh, get [ __ ] See [laughter]
- 4:04>> get absolutely [ __ ]
- 4:06>> Is that normal?
- 4:07>> What's the What's the
- 4:09>> What's the biggest delivery you've seen
- 4:11on there? I've seen some like 25 bucks.
- 4:14Like six bucks to go to Starbucks right
- 4:15now 23 minutes away. Not worth it.
- 4:17>> Is that six bucks takehome?
- 4:19>> Yeah.
- 4:19>> Like that's what you get.
- 4:20>> Yeah.
- 4:21>> Oh, so that bari ride was nice.
- 4:23>> Yeah. I've seen some 25ers.
- 4:24>> It's great.
- 4:26>> Yeah. But I want to do it. I want
- 4:28>> Yeah, I do too. I just told I'm going to
- 4:29Wheeling West Virginia this weekend. Ne
- 4:32like I just got a lot of [ __ ]
- 4:33>> You're not going to Willing West
- 4:34Virginia today? It's
- 4:35>> a busy two weeks. I got the party next
- 4:37weekend.
- 4:38>> All we do is we we we turn on the app.
- 4:40We go out and we film ourselves for an
- 4:42hour
- 4:43>> today. I got a happy hour.
- 4:45>> What is that? You got a happy hour
- 4:46after?
- 4:47>> Yeah, I got the St. Pat's auction. I got
- 4:49to go to a happy hour.
- 4:50>> Going to that bucks. I'm not
- 4:53>> I think it's a bad time right now. 10
- 4:55a.m. It's like who's who's getting food.
- 4:57>> And you guys tell me if you agree. Ain't
- 4:59even talking to Wiper Rick because you
- 5:00saw the clip and he used to be an Uber
- 5:02Eats driver and he's like if you really
- 5:05want to do it, you got to go to the
- 5:06burps. And I kind of agree with him.
- 5:08>> Really?
- 5:08>> Yeah. I don't like number one.
- 5:11>> You're probably popping on here though.
- 5:13What the hell?
- 5:13>> You're probably popping out there too.
- 5:15Like Uber Eatats is not just shut off
- 5:17once you go.
- 5:18>> I feel like you're probably waiting
- 5:19around.
- 5:20>> Yeah. What's the logic behind the BBS
- 5:22being better
- 5:22>> because here obvious like what are you
- 5:25going to park in the Milwaukee bike lane
- 5:27and just piss everywhere? Like that just
- 5:28seems like [ __ ] I don't want to do.
- 5:30>> Annoy. So the money's not necessarily
- 5:32better. It's just like the
- 5:33circumstances, the parking.
- 5:34>> Yeah. She going to be handing to the
- 5:35door guy like getting buzzed in like
- 5:38>> BBS.
- 5:38>> I think the BBS is easier and would be
- 5:40better tips on the BBS
- 5:41>> and we'd be getting like chains that we
- 5:43could like weigh in on. You know what I
- 5:45mean? Like
- 5:45>> you're not supposed to be snacking.
- 5:47[laughter]
- 5:48>> What do you mean weigh in on?
- 5:49>> Like we could be like, "Oh, I wonder
- 5:51what this this guy got from Wendy's."
- 5:53[laughter] You know, like and we could
- 5:54just we could have better conversation
- 5:57versus like people who don't know super
- 6:00>> Chicago places. That's actually true. Oh
- 6:02my god, I feel so violated if it was my
- 6:04Uber delivery [laughter]
- 6:06episode of Room Raiders, but you're just
- 6:08going through my bag.
- 6:09>> I I What do you [snorts] think your
- 6:11rating will be
- 6:12>> as a driver?
- 6:13>> I don't know if they You don't rate. You
- 6:14don't rate, do you?
- 6:15>> You do. You got, dude? Yeah.
- 6:18>> That reminds me of uh
- 6:19>> They always I've had drivers be like,
- 6:21"Oh, please rate me five stars." I'm
- 6:23like, "All right,
- 6:24>> no problem."
- 6:25>> Yeah.
- 6:25>> Are you sure that's not Uber?
- 6:26>> Kind of annoying. I usually just give
- 6:27them five stars either way.
- 6:28>> Yeah.
- 6:29>> What was I just going to say? Uh, what
- 6:30what will they do that you will not give
- 6:32them five stars for?
- 6:34>> I don't think I've ever given a non
- 6:36five. I'll just not rate them.
- 6:38>> Yeah,
- 6:38>> I want to ruin someone someone's thing.
- 6:40I got mine got ruined because I [ __ ]
- 6:42fell asleep in an Uber once and I have
- 6:44to I've been building it up for eight
- 6:46years
- 6:47>> and I finally got back.
- 6:48>> I think it's very hard to find something
- 6:49for Uber Eats that would be hard not to
- 6:50rate them for five stars for. Yeah,
- 6:52>> Uber's different. I think
- 6:54>> sometimes people are genuinely a
- 6:55dangerous society and I get it. I
- 6:57haven't had any experience. I've been
- 6:59all five stars, but I I think there's
- 7:02certain circumstances.
- 7:03>> I've had them drop it off across the
- 7:04street like
- 7:06>> Yeah. Remember the guy who stole my
- 7:07beefs?
- 7:08>> Yeah. [laughter]
- 7:08>> That was insane. Do you remember that
- 7:10story?
- 7:10>> Yeah.
- 7:11>> Twice, right?
- 7:12>> Yeah. But that was more I was mad about
- 7:13the guy to I still got I still got to
- 7:16get retribution.
- 7:17>> That was crazy.
- 7:17>> I just remembered that. [laughter]
- 7:19>> You got to be just put put your radius
- 7:21for you delivering right near that guy's
- 7:23house. Oh,
- 7:24>> would you want to uh venture out into
- 7:27picking up people?
- 7:29>> I don't know. That gets a little scary.
- 7:31>> Sketchy.
- 7:32>> It's weird. I don't like when an Uber
- 7:34has someone in the passenger. Like, what
- 7:35is this?
- 7:35>> True. True.
- 7:36>> I don't think you're allowed to
- 7:37actually.
- 7:38>> But that what you were saying, Danny, is
- 7:40like I don't want people seeing that.
- 7:42>> When we do our expense reports and I'm
- 7:44putting in my [ __ ] Uber Eats, I don't
- 7:46want them seeing that and they see it.
- 7:48They see [ __ ] gordas and quesadillas.
- 7:50[laughter]
- 7:52Like personal I don't need Ironmen
- 7:54seeing my [ __ ] [laughter]
- 7:55>> my Taco Bell orders.
- 7:57>> Speaking of T-Bell, how about my debacle
- 7:58at T-Bell last week?
- 8:00>> It's bad.
- 8:00>> I went with a buddy roll up. They're
- 8:02like, "Yeah, we don't got ground beef
- 8:03for 20 more minutes." I was like, "Whoa,
- 8:04I've never closed the store."
- 8:06>> I've never heard of them being out.
- 8:07[laughter]
- 8:07So then we're like, "All right, we'll
- 8:08pivot to chicken."
- 8:09>> That's like the Juliet. Uh
- 8:12>> I also You guys might have stumbled onto
- 8:14something here. Speaking of expenses,
- 8:16because if you're making a video out of
- 8:17this, you can definitely expense your
- 8:19gas.
- 8:20>> Yeah,
- 8:21>> true. So now you're just true.
- 8:22>> There's no cost.
- 8:24>> Beery budget.
- 8:25>> Yeah. [laughter]
- 8:26>> 10 bucks.
- 8:27>> 12 bucks total. Now
- 8:28>> 10 bucks Dunkin Donuts 36 minutes.
- 8:31>> What the man?
- 8:33>> Going to the [ __ ] lake.
- 8:34>> This has been eye opening. Uber Uber
- 8:36Eats drivers are
- 8:37>> got to get hot. That's
- 8:39>> that's two different deliveries.
- 8:40>> Especially if you get an apartment. Like
- 8:42that's a whole another adventure in
- 8:43itself once you get there.
- 8:44>> That's what scares me.
- 8:45>> You got to wait for the door guy. You
- 8:47got to wait for them to answer the
- 8:48phone. You got to get buzzed in.
- 8:49>> You're not going to want to deal with
- 8:50than I'm not either.
- 8:51>> That's why the BBS is the move.
- 8:52>> Yeah.
- 8:53>> For the apartment reason.
- 8:54>> Yes. It's pretty straightforward.
- 8:55>> All right. I'm in on that.
- 8:56>> You know,
- 8:57>> we going to venture up to like Lake
- 8:58Forest.
- 8:59>> Not that. We don't go that far, but like
- 9:00we could
- 9:01>> talking like a nice affluent suburb.
- 9:03>> Yeah. We could do like a Hinsdale.
- 9:04>> I'm trying to make money, Ed. I'm not
- 9:06trying to
- 9:06>> They might They probably tip more, too.
- 9:08>> They got more money to
- 9:09>> I know, but we're going to get one an
- 9:11hour.
- 9:12>> No, I don't think it do. No.
- 9:14>> Who's getting Uber Eats in the BBS?
- 9:16>> What do you mean?
- 9:17>> I'm trying to think of like where I
- 9:18live. Lazy people just don't exist in
- 9:20the city.
- 9:22>> I'm thinking of where I live, I guess,
- 9:23and it's more like I don't know if I've
- 9:25ever ordered Uber Eats ever where I grew
- 9:28up.
- 9:28>> Yeah. I don't think my parents have ever
- 9:29used a delivery app other than like a
- 9:32pizza.
- 9:32>> Yeah. You almost enjoy the ride a little
- 9:34bit.
- 9:36>> I just letting it rain. [laughter]
- 9:38>> Six bucks 50. I would do that one.
- 9:40>> This is I think we're like people are
- 9:42going to be like, "What are you guys
- 9:43talking about?" Of course, people in are
- 9:45getting
- 9:45>> Uber Eats. Of course, I think at the end
- 9:46of the day, is it going to be worth it?
- 9:48like it'll it'll be easier. You won't
- 9:49have to deal with the apartments, but
- 9:50you'll be getting far less deliveries.
- 9:52>> And also just think about if you're
- 9:55going out of the suburbs, you want to go
- 9:56at like a dinner time, which means
- 9:58you're sitting in rush hour traffic just
- 10:00to get up there.
- 10:03>> Would you go dinner time?
- 10:04>> No, I think like a Sunday afternoon.
- 10:07>> Yeah, like a football You're going to
- 10:08waste a football Sunday?
- 10:09>> No. No, we're going to go before
- 10:10football.
- 10:11>> Do in August, right?
- 10:12>> Yeah, we'll do it in August.
- 10:14>> We should Come on, Eddie. I might be I
- 10:16Well, I got to see what time I land from
- 10:18Whailing. Uh
- 10:19>> this Sunday.
- 10:20>> Yeah,
- 10:22>> dude. I used to be a delivery driver and
- 10:25I was using the TomTom. [laughter]
- 10:28>> This is back in the day. And this was
- 10:30like my buddy would like write down the
- 10:32order. There was nothing official. So
- 10:33like if he got the address wrong or if I
- 10:35couldn't read his writing, but man, the
- 10:37the old school delivery driver is dead.
- 10:39I think we've talked about this besides
- 10:41like Domino's.
- 10:42>> This I'm pretty sure this is a whole
- 10:43conversation we had when you weren't
- 10:44here. Yeah.
- 10:45>> Yeah. But you're right though, like it's
- 10:47kind of wild how GPS is, as fantastic as
- 10:50it is, it's still not perfect. Like you
- 10:52ever get something that takes you like
- 10:54completely not where you want to be?
- 10:56>> Ways ways just makes up its own rules.
- 10:59>> You go on Ways, it takes you to the
- 11:01[ __ ] the Tarnia sometimes.
- 11:03>> Well, that's why Ways is the goat. It'll
- 11:05take you through a [ __ ] graveyard to
- 11:06save you two minutes.
- 11:08>> It could [ __ ] you
- 11:09>> for sure. Like it took me to like the
- 11:10backside of a golf course one time. I
- 11:11was like, I don't want to be here, you
- 11:13know?
- 11:15Yeah. So,
- 11:16>> land you on the lakefront trail.
- 11:18>> My shower didn't take
- 11:19>> Did you know did you guys I just learned
- 11:22this. Do you know what We's first uh
- 11:26name was?
- 11:27>> H
- 11:28>> It was free map Israel.
- 11:29>> Whoa.
- 11:30>> No.
- 11:31>> Yeah.
- 11:31>> See why they changed it? [laughter]
- 11:32>> Yeah.
- 11:33>> Was it based in the US?
- 11:35>> I I don't know, but it rebranded in
- 11:372009.
- 11:39>> All right.
- 11:39>> So, kind of an odd
- 11:41>> free map Israel.
- 11:42>> Yeah. Interesting.
- 11:46>> Yeah. I don't know. We'll we'll find a
- 11:47day. I think a nice like Sunday
- 11:49afternoon. People are hung over. They
- 11:50don't want
- 11:51>> You think we could expense gas?
- 11:52>> I think you can. If you're making a
- 11:54video
- 11:55>> [ __ ] me.
- 11:55>> It's over five bucks.
- 11:56>> I know. My I'm my I have a pretty bad
- 11:58gas car, too. It's like a $100.
- 12:01>> I filled up for 100 bucks last week.
- 12:02>> Dude, I borrowed my mom's car cuz my car
- 12:06uh the AC went out and which is was a
- 12:09problem last week. I was showing up to
- 12:10work
- 12:11>> in in in the new car.
- 12:13>> Yeah.
- 12:13>> Not even the old caddy.
- 12:14>> No, the new car. I was showing up to
- 12:16work and my back was just
- 12:18>> looking like Dana Beers.
- 12:19>> Yes. [laughter]
- 12:19>> I mean, right now, dude,
- 12:20>> it was stuck.
- 12:21>> Shower didn't take.
- 12:23>> It was stuck to the back of my
- 12:25>> back.
- 12:26>> Yeah. So, your car, how much money are
- 12:28you saving by not putting in gas?
- 12:30>> I was stunned. I obviously like I didn't
- 12:32use that much, but I filled up a tank
- 12:34when I was done and it was only half a
- 12:35tank. It was like 40 dude, five bucks.
- 12:38It's like you're paying $80, $90 to
- 12:40fill. It was like a like a like a
- 12:42standard SUV. Like nothing huge.
- 12:44>> Yeah.
- 12:45>> You guys are going to be bike delivery
- 12:46drivers before you [laughter] know it.
- 12:48>> I get Do you get mad when you get the
- 12:50bikers?
- 12:50>> Yeah.
- 12:51>> I just assume [clears throat] they're
- 12:52going to take longer and things will get
- 12:54more [ __ ] up.
- 12:55>> Cold biker.
- 12:55>> But I think bikers in New York is
- 12:57different than bikers like anywhere
- 12:58else.
- 12:58>> Why?
- 12:59>> Cuz they're [ __ ] fast.
- 13:00>> Same with the city. It's probably like
- 13:02quicker sometimes. Cars are [ __ ]
- 13:04zooming and and
- 13:05>> they don't stop at red lights. They're
- 13:07just it's their own rules.
- 13:08>> Yeah,
- 13:08>> I trust them.
- 13:10>> I tr I would trust an Uber Eats driver
- 13:13more than like most of my friends with
- 13:15anything.
- 13:16>> Why?
- 13:17>> Just like cuz they're [ __ ] cuz they I
- 13:20don't know. [gasps] That was a crazy I
- 13:22[laughter] don't know.
- 13:23>> Poor friends.
- 13:24>> I don't know what I'm trying to say. I'm
- 13:26saying they are very efficient most of
- 13:28the time.
- 13:29>> Yeah.
- 13:30>> I think
- 13:32No. I think we're in an era where
- 13:34everyone can do this and they're not.
- 13:36the the the the bikers.
- 13:38>> I think
- 13:38>> the bikers. Yes. Because they know like
- 13:40that's why
- 13:41>> like if you really want to get somewhere
- 13:42fast and like maybe know a different
- 13:43route like taxi cabs or something
- 13:45>> go down alleys and [ __ ]
- 13:46>> Yeah. Exactly. Those guys have been in
- 13:48the game. They know it. These Uber they
- 13:50just signed up,
- 13:51>> you know? They probably drove in from
- 13:53[ __ ] Huntley
- 13:54>> and like don't understand.
- 13:56>> Yeah. Pro. That's you do. That's a thing
- 13:58for sure.
- 13:58>> What?
- 13:59>> When your Uber drivers when they're
- 14:01making small talk, they're like, "Oh,
- 14:02I'm from [ __ ] Bington." Yeah.
- 14:04>> Come in to drive.
- 14:04>> Uhhuh. So, I don't know. I I don't know
- 14:07regardless. Um,
- 14:10>> yeah. I I went to the movies the other
- 14:12day and I I saw a new Reeds driver going
- 14:13in there. Like, that alone's got to be
- 14:15such a pain in the ass. Someone ordering
- 14:17popcorn to get delivered to their house.
- 14:19>> Movie theater.
- 14:19>> I've done it before.
- 14:20>> Yeah. Ordered movie theater popcorn.
- 14:22>> Oh, yeah. I think it was like the Game
- 14:24of Thrones like finale or something. I
- 14:25was
- 14:26>> actually I like that move, but I don't
- 14:27think I've ever
- 14:29>> He spoke broken English and and the girl
- 14:31at the ticket thing was like, I need to
- 14:32scan you in. He's like, no, like food
- 14:33and showing her. It's just he had to go
- 14:35up two flights, the escalators. I was
- 14:36like, dude, his meanwhile his car got
- 14:39the hazards on the whole time.
- 14:40>> Yeah, you can get downtown Chicago
- 14:42>> because you got to understand that it's
- 14:43not just dropping off, it's picking up.
- 14:45>> Two suburbs.
- 14:46>> Pick [laughter] It's picking up.
- 14:48>> Two suburbs.
- 14:49>> Yeah. All right. That was easy.
- 14:51>> But is there part of the video that's
- 14:52funny that we're No, I don't want to be
- 14:54an inconvenience to people.
- 14:55>> Well, you
- 14:56>> cuz that is the worst when there's just
- 14:57like a car blocking everything.
- 14:59>> Yeah. We talked about a couple shows
- 15:00ago. Double parking is kind of becoming
- 15:02a problem.
- 15:03>> Oh, it has been. It's
- 15:04>> But like you guys would kind of
- 15:05eliminate that having that issue with
- 15:07two of you. You could just take a quick
- 15:09lap. Someone stays in the car. Absky.
- 15:12>> True.
- 15:12>> Yeah.
- 15:13>> You got to really trust Ed then.
- 15:16>> They're like, "Oh,
- 15:17>> well, we can't use his car cuz it's
- 15:18under my name."
- 15:20>> Yeah.
- 15:20>> So, you'd have to be I'd really have to
- 15:22>> And his AC doesn't work.
- 15:23>> Yeah. You don't want to use my car right
- 15:25now. It's so hot, dude. It's the worst
- 15:27time.
- 15:28>> Yeah. I got to take it in tomorrow.
- 15:30>> [ __ ]
- 15:31>> I know. It's not good. What are you just
- 15:34windows down the whole time?
- 15:35>> Oh yeah, windows down. I look like a
- 15:37maniac on the 90. Who's
- 15:39>> I'm a windows down guy though
- 15:40>> on the highway?
- 15:42>> Not sometimes I'll go like halfway.
- 15:44>> I feel like that's when my ears get
- 15:45[ __ ] up.
- 15:46>> Yeah, like you're in a helicopter.
- 15:47>> Yeah.
- 15:48>> Betts didn't have AC in his car for the
- 15:50past two years and he he brought it up
- 15:53on shrinkage last week. I'm like what
- 15:54are you doing? He's like I'm not trying
- 15:55to pay 600 bucks. I'm like first of all
- 15:58you've spent a lot more and a lot less.
- 16:00Second of all, it is not going to be
- 16:02600. He finally just got it fixed. It
- 16:04was like $150. [laughter]
- 16:06Like, bro, I mean, that guy commutes two
- 16:08hours a day round trip. He's just
- 16:11showing up like fresh out of the ocean.
- 16:13It looks like
- 16:13>> that guy. What have you learned from
- 16:15Betts doing that show with him?
- 16:18>> Oh, some things you don't want to know.
- 16:20Um, he gets like kind of he he gives a
- 16:23lot of advice. He tell he talks a lot
- 16:25like his wife has been on a couple times
- 16:28and we've heard about their
- 16:29disagreements.
- 16:30Um, one of his biggest hits was seeing a
- 16:34thong with poop stains. Not only did he
- 16:36not talk to the girl, but he blocked her
- 16:38on everything.
- 16:38>> All right. [laughter] I'm glad he said
- 16:39it was a different girl. He didn't say
- 16:40that about his wife.
- 16:41>> No, no, no.
- 16:42>> He said that in front of his wife.
- 16:43>> No, no, this is a different episode. I'm
- 16:45just going through the catalog of
- 16:47certain things.
- 16:49>> [ __ ] bets, dude.
- 16:50>> He's something else, man. But good guy.
- 16:54It's fair. How do you get poop stains on
- 16:56a thong?
- 16:56>> Dude, how don't you was my
- 16:58>> thong?
- 16:59>> It's It's like in your ass. Even Even a
- 17:02squeaky clean ass is going to catch a
- 17:04couple.
- 17:04>> It's
- 17:05>> But I There's Is there enough surface
- 17:06area to get poop?
- 17:08>> It's a It's a wedgie every time. It's in
- 17:10there.
- 17:12>> Yeah, there's probably Yeah.
- 17:14>> Yeah.
- 17:14>> I mean, you're It's in your ass.
- 17:16>> It's like the width of a streak,
- 17:18[snorts] you know?
- 17:19>> You get a bad You get a bad wiper, that
- 17:20thing's done.
- 17:21>> Yeah. I'm thinking like more G-strings.
- 17:24You know what I'm saying? [laughter]
- 17:28>> Get your mind out of the gutter.
- 17:29>> I'm just saying that's impossible,
- 17:32right? [laughter]
- 17:32>> I guess it could be a brown street.
- 17:34>> No, there can't. There no way there
- 17:36could be a poof
- 17:37>> white I mean if it's a white g-string
- 17:38>> I mean if it's a and if it's a swamp ass
- 17:40like if she really did a poor job of
- 17:43wiping
- 17:44>> there cannot be a [ __ ] stain on a black
- 17:46G-string.
- 17:46>> There could be [ __ ] on a g-string
- 17:48though. Sure. There could be residue.
- 17:51[laughter]
- 17:51>> Don't put the emphasis on the end like
- 17:53that. It's weird.
- 17:54>> If you put the white gloves on, you
- 17:56might be able to.
- 17:57>> Do How often you getting a brown finger?
- 17:59[snorts]
- 18:00[laughter]
- 18:02>> I had to think about that for a second.
- 18:05>> You still mummy wrapping it?
- 18:07>> Uh, you got to be careful nowadays, man.
- 18:10There's a lot of bad toilet paper out
- 18:12there.
- 18:12>> There really is.
- 18:14>> Like we as a society, like
- 18:16>> you still a bedet guy?
- 18:17>> Yeah. Yeah. I'm waiting for businesses
- 18:18to catch up and stuff, you know.
- 18:20>> What do you What do you mean?
- 18:21>> You have one at your house?
- 18:22>> Yeah. Oh, yeah.
- 18:23>> White talk. Dave has used it.
- 18:25>> Really?
- 18:26>> Has he?
- 18:26>> No. Jo [laughter]
- 18:28is it weird to use someone else's bed?
- 18:31>> No, it's just water shooting up.
- 18:35>> How does it How do you get it installed?
- 18:36You just got a guy?
- 18:38>> No, it's just you could I got one from
- 18:41Got one from Dude Wipes and I just
- 18:43>> It's an attachment, right?
- 18:44>> Mhm.
- 18:44>> Oh,
- 18:45>> yeah. M
- 18:46>> look into it, [laughter]
- 18:48please.
- 18:50>> Especially you. I know you got some mud
- 18:52butt once in a while. [laughter] Who
- 18:54doesn't?
- 18:54>> I'm just kidding. No, that was wrong.
- 18:55We've been on a
- 18:56>> I'm not the best wiper.
- 18:59[laughter]
- 18:59>> I'll admit that.
- 19:01>> Sometimes it's like extended release.
- 19:03You know, you can't avoid it. You could
- 19:04wipe 20 times, but you know, as soon as
- 19:06you start walking around, some more
- 19:08might get out.
- 19:08>> I had a tough one the other day. Uh, I
- 19:12have two bathrooms and my I I took [ __ ]
- 19:14and it was like a It was like one of
- 19:16those shits that you're talking about in
- 19:19the news lately [laughter] with the
- 19:21[ __ ] lettuce.
- 19:22>> Some bad lettuce.
- 19:24>> And And I was already I was already five
- 19:27minutes into the [ __ ] and I realized I
- 19:29didn't have any toilet paper and there's
- 19:30none under the thing. And so I'm just
- 19:32waddling in my kitchen and my my whole
- 19:34kitchen is just like
- 19:36>> you could you've seen it. You could see
- 19:39inside [laughter]
- 19:40>> and I'm just naked with [ __ ] diarrhea
- 19:43ass walking [laughter] through my
- 19:44kitchen trying to get to the other
- 19:46bathroom to get to the toilet paper.
- 19:49>> I I had a
- 19:50>> What did Ralphie say?
- 19:51>> Ralphiey's on my [ __ ] list lately.
- 19:53>> Oh, we got to get into
- 19:54>> Oh no,
- 19:55>> we got to get into Ralph. What's
- 19:56>> wrong with Ralphie?
- 19:57>> I love him to death, but he's in his
- 19:59teenager stage.
- 20:00>> Let me uh let me let me talk about
- 20:02Reese's real quick here, guys. There's
- 20:04something for everyone when it comes to
- 20:05Reese's. Uh Dana, what's the favorite
- 20:07product as you've been enjoying from?
- 20:09>> I am the biggest Take Five guy. I have
- 20:11always been a big Take Five guy, but I
- 20:13have been having these Oreo Reese's
- 20:15lately.
- 20:16>> Okay.
- 20:16>> Climbing up the rankings.
- 20:18>> It's a big time collab.
- 20:19>> It is. It's It's And it's right there.
- 20:22It's right across from the room we're
- 20:23sitting in right now. Me and Eddie, we
- 20:25sit
- 20:26>> right probably and Dan Danny probably 10
- 20:28feet from the Reese's room. I'm always
- 20:30hopping in there and grabbing something.
- 20:32>> It's like Durant going to the Warriors.
- 20:33>> It is.
- 20:34>> Yeah. really.
- 20:36>> Yeah. Reese's [laughter] and Oreo just
- 20:37teaming up.
- 20:38>> And they got Hershey's cookies and cream
- 20:40under their belt, too. The Avengers over
- 20:42there.
- 20:42>> They got a lot of good stuff, man. Just
- 20:44a lot of good stuff.
- 20:45>> The sticks. Unbelievable.
- 20:47>> Sticks are good.
- 20:48>> I need to try the animal crackers. I've
- 20:49heard those are awesome.
- 20:50>> Eddie keeps
- 20:52>> We got to stock up. They're gone. People
- 20:54like them too much.
- 20:54>> I wonder why
- 20:55>> people like them too much.
- 20:56>> All I hear from Eddie is how much he
- 20:57loves the animal crackers.
- 20:58>> That's probably why they're gone. You
- 21:00just ate them. You You took all the
- 21:01Reese's.
- 21:02>> Maybe if you melted in my trunk with no
- 21:04AC. Yeah, I'm like I'm like going
- 21:05through phases. I like the sticks so
- 21:06much that I can't stop eating them, but
- 21:08eventually I'll go on animal crack.
- 21:10>> Co toilet paper guy at home where his
- 21:12whole pantry is just Reese's animal
- 21:13crack. [laughter]
- 21:14>> Like I don't know what happened to him.
- 21:16>> Reese is the official candy partner of
- 21:18Barcel Sports. Go get your Reese's
- 21:19wherever you shop. Wait, what were you
- 21:21going to say before we get into Ralphie?
- 21:23>> Oh, just I was going to share a [ __ ]
- 21:25story. I thought I had the virus in
- 21:27Saturday. My mom's 70th. I'm just in my
- 21:30sister's upstairs bathroom. All this
- 21:31commotion going around. niece is
- 21:33knocking on the door just causing
- 21:35causing a stir but yeah
- 21:37>> that's kind of like a nor it's a normal
- 21:39thing for you I thought
- 21:41>> no this was bad this was three flushes
- 21:43>> bad by your standards
- 21:46Jesus
- 21:46>> it was bad
- 21:47>> Jesus what what's going on with that
- 21:50[ __ ] stuff like is it real now I heard
- 21:52that that lettuce company is not
- 21:54>> Taylor Farms
- 21:55>> yeah now I said I heard it's not true
- 21:57>> yeah and then it it originating from
- 21:59Taco Bell like how much worse could it
- 22:02have And you know what what really got
- 22:04your diarrhea after normal is what I'm
- 22:07saying.
- 22:07>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. For sure.
- 22:08>> The FDA has walked back an earlier
- 22:12um detection of cycllospara parasite on
- 22:17lettuce from Taylor Farms adding that
- 22:19the result was a false positive. So they
- 22:20don't know where it's coming from.
- 22:21>> Yeah. Who knows?
- 22:23>> Uh what were we going to say beers? We
- 22:25got Ralphie issues
- 22:26>> problem.
- 22:27>> Oh yeah. Um he's he's it's tough. All
- 22:31right. So, my wife is out of town this
- 22:33weekend and we have the Cubs game on
- 22:35Friday and so I did Wub on Friday
- 22:37morning and I'm like, "All right, I'll
- 22:38leave him alone. He'll be fine for a
- 22:40couple hours. I'll come back and check
- 22:42on him." I get back and there's just
- 22:44[ __ ] everywhere, piss everywhere. And
- 22:47the front desk is calling me and they're
- 22:49like, "Hey, your neighbors called and
- 22:51they said that like they asked if your
- 22:52dog is okay. He's been barking for three
- 22:54hours straight." And just like they want
- 22:57to know if he's okay. And my hallway,
- 23:00you can hear everything. And there's
- 23:01like seven rooms, seven neighbors,
- 23:04different neighbors. I'm sure they could
- 23:05just hear it
- 23:06>> at 6:00 a.m. for [ __ ] 3 hours.
- 23:08>> Got Queen blasting
- 23:09>> and Yeah, [laughter]
- 23:11my gay dog.
- 23:14Was he tearing things up?
- 23:16>> Not really. Just barking.
- 23:17>> Barking and
- 23:18>> [ __ ] [snorts] everywhere.
- 23:19>> Separation anxiety probably.
- 23:20>> Yeah, that's what it is. And so I I'm
- 23:22like, I can't leave him again. I I just
- 23:24couldn't go to the Cubs game. I'm like,
- 23:25I can't do that to my neighbors again.
- 23:28And so I found a sitter on Sunday and
- 23:31today and she gets back tonight. But
- 23:34it's like he's in that he's in that
- 23:35phase, man, where I got to get him some
- 23:37[ __ ] meds or something. I don't know.
- 23:39>> Guy's got a real motor on him and be
- 23:41going three hours in a row.
- 23:42>> It this will be over soon.
- 23:45>> I hope so.
- 23:45>> It will.
- 23:46>> It's bad.
- 23:47>> Yeah, cuz I had that with
- 23:48>> I can't leave him. Yeah, I had that with
- 23:51my dog where he there was like uh the
- 23:55cable, you know, outlet for the wall.
- 23:57Somehow he pulled out like the entire
- 23:59wire out of the wall cuz he was just
- 24:01like broke out of his cage and he just
- 24:04like destroyed everything he could for
- 24:06>> Yeah.
- 24:06>> a few hours. So, and then now he just
- 24:09sleeps all day.
- 24:10>> So, you just got to get through like
- 24:12>> But I think this is kind of what dosins
- 24:13are.
- 24:14>> Yeah. And I would say that the puppy
- 24:16phase lasted like two and a half years.
- 24:18Yeah.
- 24:19>> Yeah.
- 24:19>> So,
- 24:20>> doxins could be like nine years.
- 24:22[laughter]
- 24:25>> I don't know. I'm asking.
- 24:27>> Get his nuts chopped.
- 24:28>> Not yet.
- 24:28>> Not yet. That'll that supposedly helps.
- 24:30D.
- 24:30>> Um, so I texted Eddie and Deutsch and I
- 24:32was like, "Boys, I'll give you some
- 24:35credit. It's been tough. The dog fa the
- 24:38puppy phase has been tough.
- 24:40>> You can't come to the game tonight."
- 24:42>> Deutsch is really concerned about you.
- 24:44>> Yes.
- 24:44>> He's like, I think I think he's going
- 24:46through some stuff.
- 24:48>> [laughter]
- 24:48>> He's like, he doesn't see himself.
- 24:52>> I was like,
- 24:53>> is he barking when you're with him?
- 24:55>> Not really. No.
- 24:56>> No.
- 24:56>> He [snorts] He's He's awesome when I'm
- 24:58there. It's just
- 24:58>> So all weekend you were locked in,
- 25:00right?
- 25:00>> Locked in.
- 25:01>> Mhm.
- 25:01>> Like I was like, I'm not going to do
- 25:02that to my neighbors again. I don't want
- 25:04anybody calling to the front desk.
- 25:06>> That's nice of you because you can just
- 25:08say [ __ ] it cuz they're about to move.
- 25:10But that's that's a very courteous move.
- 25:12>> Good guy. M
- 25:12>> see
- 25:13>> I mean
- 25:14>> I say a lot of mean [ __ ] about you on
- 25:17this show but that was a compliment.
- 25:19Let's take note of those too.
- 25:21>> Make sure you get the credit.
- 25:23>> Every blind one nice thing.
- 25:24>> Please.
- 25:25>> Yeah.
- 25:25>> Thank you.
- 25:26>> But yeah, it's been uh
- 25:28>> we'll get there.
- 25:29>> I actually do have a dog on or off the
- 25:31leash.
- 25:31>> Nice. Let's do it.
- 25:32>> Um I don't off the leash last week. Went
- 25:35out of town. I had my friend who lives
- 25:37like a half mile away. Let my dog out
- 25:39and feed him. Was gone Monday afternoon
- 25:41until Thursday afternoon. and didn't
- 25:42hear anything from him until Thursday
- 25:44morning going off on me that he had to
- 25:46clean up my dog's poop and pee in the
- 25:48house and was never going to watch my
- 25:49dog again. Uh, known this guy for over
- 25:5220 years. Get home after I apologized
- 25:55profusely that morning. Came home to see
- 25:56about five piles of dog poop and a
- 26:00couple of spots of dried Pete. Uh, this
- 26:02is a 20 pound dog on or off the leash to
- 26:04go off on him that he probably stopped
- 26:07by for a couple days. uh that he
- 26:10probably hadn't stopped by for a couple
- 26:11days. I haven't texted him and feel like
- 26:13this is a potential friendship ending
- 26:15move to pull onto someone. To add on to
- 26:17this, a few days later on Father's Day,
- 26:20I have kids out at brunch and he texts
- 26:22me that he's on the way over to drop off
- 26:25uh the couch he was giving me. He never
- 26:27gave me any heads up or coordination. I
- 26:29was at brunch with my family and
- 26:30wouldn't be home. He ended up leaving it
- 26:32on my porch.
- 26:33>> This guy sucks.
- 26:34>> Semi covered. This weighs like 150 lbs.
- 26:37and told him he'd need to come over
- 26:40later to help me bring it upstairs. He
- 26:41hasn't responded since. Am I within my
- 26:44rights to be pissed days later?
- 26:45>> Yes.
- 26:46>> Yes. For two reasons. The couch and the
- 26:48dog. How long was he gone that
- 26:51>> Monday to Thursday?
- 26:52>> Monday to Thursday. And he had five
- 26:54piles of poo.
- 26:55>> He just left him.
- 26:57>> Apparently had five landmines. I don't
- 26:59know.
- 26:59>> Would you say that's probably more than
- 27:01a day's worth of poo? So we just This
- 27:03dog went unwatched for two days.
- 27:04>> Absolutely.
- 27:05>> You think so?
- 27:05>> Yeah. Yeah.
- 27:06>> So this guy just So the dog was just
- 27:09>> So he kept feeding him but never took
- 27:10him out. That's what it sounds like to
- 27:12me.
- 27:12>> Yeah.
- 27:13>> I mean it's not off the leash to not
- 27:16ever want to watch his dog again, but
- 27:18you can't just quit on day three.
- 27:20>> Or you can't be shocked that you got to
- 27:22clean up the dog's [ __ ]
- 27:23>> Yeah. Especially if you're not taking it
- 27:24out.
- 27:26>> Yeah. This is a wild move.
- 27:27>> But it sounds like he might have took it
- 27:28out Monday and was like, I didn't sign
- 27:30up for this. I said I'd take it out. I
- 27:32didn't say I clean up [ __ ] And then he
- 27:33probably just let the thing go hog wild
- 27:35Tuesday one
- 27:36>> in the first guy's house.
- 27:38>> Yeah.
- 27:38>> In the dog owner's house.
- 27:39>> Mhm.
- 27:41>> I also feel like this guy sounds like
- 27:45he's like the dog probably has a
- 27:47schedule.
- 27:48>> Sounds like this guy might have been
- 27:49taking his sweet time getting over there
- 27:50in the morning or
- 27:51>> if he even went there in the morning.
- 27:53Five piles.
- 27:54>> Clean up the clean up the [ __ ] Be a
- 27:56good friend.
- 27:56>> Yeah.
- 27:57>> If you're see dog [ __ ] Were you picking
- 27:59that up? You picking up Ralphie [ __ ]
- 28:01>> if I'm walking him? Yeah.
- 28:03>> Yeah. I mean, I've watched dogs before.
- 28:04Like, that's part of the deal. You have
- 28:06to pick up their [ __ ]
- 28:07>> Yeah. But what if you get to the house
- 28:08and [ __ ] in the house
- 28:10>> in my apartment?
- 28:11>> You're not leaving that there.
- 28:12>> No. No. No. I wouldn't leave it there.
- 28:14>> Yeah.
- 28:14>> Right. And he didn't care enough to be
- 28:15like, I know he's I know he's coming
- 28:17home the last day. I'm like, clean it up
- 28:19beforehand. Even if he hadn't been
- 28:20taking him out, he didn't even care. He
- 28:22knew that his friend was going to be
- 28:23walking into at least two, three piles
- 28:26had he not since he wasn't there the
- 28:27past few days.
- 28:28>> The couch thing is crazy.
- 28:29>> Couch. No heads up for a couch is nuts.
- 28:32>> I'm just going to leave it there.
- 28:34>> Yeah. And on Father's Day, like you have
- 28:36to assume a father is going to be busy
- 28:38on Father's Day.
- 28:39>> [ __ ] this guy.
- 28:40>> Yeah.
- 28:41>> Bad friend.
- 28:42>> Bad friend.
- 28:43>> Bad friend off the leash.
- 28:45>> Sounds like maybe not a friend at all
- 28:47anymore.
- 28:47>> Yeah. I was going to say this guy to
- 28:49play devil's advocate, if this if his
- 28:51friend is this irresponsible, you kind
- 28:53of know that going in. Like he almost
- 28:55has the reputation of like, oh,
- 28:56>> yeah. Like was this a surprise or was
- 28:58this part for the course? normal
- 29:00behavior from his friend.
- 29:01>> I mean, that's backto back.
- 29:03>> Yeah.
- 29:04>> Very selfish, like not thinking of the
- 29:06other person kind of move.
- 29:08>> I'd be interested to see, not that it
- 29:11really changes it, but did he ask the
- 29:13guy to do to watch the dog or did the
- 29:15guy volunteer?
- 29:18>> Either way, him saying yes, cuz I I
- 29:23never really ask people to watch my dog.
- 29:26My brother's done it for me, but that's
- 29:29about it.
- 29:30>> Yeah, I see what you're saying. But
- 29:32regardless, him saying yes, even him
- 29:35saying yes versus him volunteering, you
- 29:36know what you're signing up for. You're
- 29:38going to have to clean up some poo.
- 29:39You're going to have to walk it at least
- 29:40once a day. If you're not going to do
- 29:41the bare minimum, then just say no.
- 29:43>> What do you think is too many times to
- 29:45ask someone to stop by?
- 29:48>> I think it depends on the dog
- 29:50>> and like how close they live.
- 29:51>> Yeah. This guy's a half mile away. Not
- 29:54that far.
- 29:55Yeah, it does depend on the dog. If it's
- 29:57like a bigger dog that needs to be
- 29:59walked at least twice a day as opposed
- 30:01to like, you know, a Shih Tzu that maybe
- 30:03just needs to get let out into the yard
- 30:05once or twice a day.
- 30:06>> I have a family member that has four
- 30:08dogs.
- 30:10>> That's too many dogs.
- 30:11>> And they don't ask you to walk them, but
- 30:14they ask you to let them out.
- 30:15>> Do they have a yard?
- 30:16>> They have a yard.
- 30:17>> So, you just let them out in the yard?
- 30:18>> Yeah. You got to feed them and then let
- 30:20them out three times a day. If you have
- 30:21if you have four dogs, you need like a
- 30:24sitter on hand, like someone you don't
- 30:26know, professional sitter dogs. But at
- 30:27that point, do they kind of watch
- 30:28themselves?
- 30:29>> They're all hanging out together. You
- 30:31just kind of let them out.
- 30:32>> But yeah, they need to be let out the
- 30:33[ __ ]
- 30:34>> Yeah. And then you got to pick up four
- 30:35shits.
- 30:37>> Technically, yeah. Well, I don't know if
- 30:39you mean technically.
- 30:39>> Well, it's a gray area with a yard.
- 30:41Technically, you technically you can.
- 30:43>> Are they in the city or
- 30:44>> decomposable?
- 30:45>> City or the suburbs?
- 30:46>> City.
- 30:47>> Feel like city shits you always got to
- 30:49clean up no matter what. That's fair.
- 30:51>> Yeah. Yeah. Because like my parents have
- 30:53a big yard
- 30:55and I would pick up George's [ __ ] but I
- 30:58know my sister just lets her dog [ __ ] in
- 31:00that yard.
- 31:01>> Mhm.
- 31:01>> So,
- 31:02>> but yeah, that threes Nobody cares.
- 31:04>> Three is a lot to go over to a place
- 31:05though.
- 31:06>> Three times a day.
- 31:07>> Yeah. Wouldn't you say so?
- 31:08>> Yeah. Yeah. I But that's kind of
- 31:11standard though. Like it's a morning.
- 31:15>> I'm not saying it's the wrong cadence.
- 31:16>> Late afternoon, evening, right before
- 31:18bed.
- 31:19>> Yeah. But at what point
- 31:21is it like you need a living or you
- 31:23need, you know?
- 31:24>> Yeah. Or just
- 31:25>> It's like four dogs. It's like I I
- 31:28usually board George when I am out of
- 31:30town and then if I'm if I'm gone for a
- 31:33week, it's like 500 bucks. It's like
- 31:34>> damn. Is that expensive? What's up, bro?
- 31:37>> You boarded Ralph?
- 31:39>> Not right now. I have him with a sitter
- 31:41that we've been using and it's like 50
- 31:43bucks a day. That's a much better
- 31:44option.
- 31:45>> Do you get worried about him with a
- 31:46sitter? Not these people.
- 31:49>> No,
- 31:49>> we've This is like the third time we've
- 31:51used them and they're awesome. But uh
- 31:53>> How'd you find them?
- 31:54>> There's an app.
- 31:55>> Okay.
- 31:56>> It's like a
- 31:57>> Oh, I used to Yeah. Yeah. They go to
- 32:00your house or
- 32:01>> No, I just drop them off at their
- 32:02apartment. They're in West Loop and
- 32:04>> he just chills.
- 32:05>> Does a sitter, if you went out of town
- 32:07for the night, would the sitter sleep at
- 32:09your house?
- 32:10>> No.
- 32:12I was uh I was in New York a couple
- 32:14weeks ago and a a a New York employee
- 32:18uh that you guys know that everyone
- 32:21listening knows has a sitter sleep at
- 32:23their house for the weekend
- 32:25off a website
- 32:26>> for a dog.
- 32:27>> Yeah,
- 32:28>> I think that's more common than you
- 32:29think. I've never done that, but I've
- 32:31had when George was a puppy and I wanted
- 32:33to like have a day,
- 32:35>> I'd have a sitter stay there for hours.
- 32:36>> Depends how much depends how well you
- 32:38know them. No,
- 32:40>> it's like the first time you've met him.
- 32:41That's very weird.
- 32:42>> It's on an app.
- 32:43>> Yeah, that's I think that's kind of
- 32:44bizarre.
- 32:44>> Is it like help yourself to whatever you
- 32:46want to hear? Who is it type of deal?
- 32:48[laughter]
- 32:48>> Bosco.
- 32:50>> I mean, I'll call the person and I'll
- 32:52see if they'll get
- 32:53>> a dog.
- 32:54>> What' you say?
- 32:55>> A dog.
- 32:57>> Uh, or a child?
- 32:59>> It's a dog.
- 33:00>> Oh, okay.
- 33:00>> Oh,
- 33:02>> should I call him?
- 33:03>> Yeah, call Marty. [laughter] It's not
- 33:06Marty. Marty was there cuz Marty thought
- 33:08it was
- 33:09>> trying to think.
- 33:13Is it Z?
- 33:16>> Who is it? Z.
- 33:19>> He might be on P Central.
- 33:20>> It's Z, isn't it? Oh, it's Clemer.
- 33:23>> No, I don't know.
- 33:25Sports central. My apology.
- 33:29What the hell? That'd be awesome. It'd
- 33:31be like Inception.
- 33:33>> Is it Z?
- 33:35It's Hubsy. [laughter]
- 33:40>> That is kind of bizarre by our boy
- 33:41Hubsy.
- 33:44>> I'll just text him. Are you on Sports
- 33:46Central?
- 33:47>> I wouldn't. Yeah. No. If I found someone
- 33:49on an app, I would not want them near my
- 33:52[ __ ] or like in my [ __ ] for a night.
- 33:56>> Yeah. And nor would I want to sleep at a
- 33:58stranger's place for a night or
- 34:01>> I mean if you're getting paid
- 34:02>> I know but like there's got to be an
- 34:04easier alternative.
- 34:05>> It's also an option to bring to their
- 34:06house
- 34:07>> sleep in your house.
- 34:08>> Yeah.
- 34:08>> Eat your food [ __ ] on your toilet air.
- 34:11>> Yeah. Are they taking dumps?
- 34:13>> But it feels a lot
- 34:16easier for like New York.
- 34:17>> Better for the dog.
- 34:18>> Yeah.
- 34:19>> To not leave it. It's quarters.
- 34:21>> Yeah.
- 34:23>> How's Ralph doing on the plane?
- 34:25>> Good. He's not great at uh takeoff, but
- 34:29once we're in the air, he's chill.
- 34:32>> Oh, you keep him with you?
- 34:33>> Yeah.
- 34:33>> Oh.
- 34:34>> Oh, yeah. Told me that.
- 34:36>> Said they just finished. They're on
- 34:37Sports Central.
- 34:39>> Uh he's calling back.
- 34:42>> Hey Z,
- 34:44>> what's up?
- 34:45>> Can Can we talk about the dog story?
- 34:47[laughter]
- 34:48>> The dog story?
- 34:49>> You're on the free swim.
- 34:50>> You're on the free swim. You're on dog
- 34:51walk right now. Can we talk about
- 34:52>> Yeah. What's up? My second ever dog walk
- 34:54appearance. This is very nice.
- 34:56[laughter]
- 34:57>> Remember we were walking on the
- 34:58boardwalk and Marty was like telling the
- 35:00story about the dog sitter.
- 35:03>> Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Yes. Yes. Yes.
- 35:05>> So explain. So they just come to your
- 35:07house and they sleep over for like the
- 35:09whole weekend.
- 35:09>> Okay. So, um, so I I me and my wife, we
- 35:15have a dog who's like a a year and a
- 35:18half old now, and we live too far from
- 35:22like my mom, so she can't come and like
- 35:25take care of him and stay over. So, when
- 35:28we go away, like we've got um we've got
- 35:31a wedding in Italy in September, we'll
- 35:34have to like have someone come over and
- 35:37they stay in the apartment for a few
- 35:38days and like take care of them. And
- 35:40it's like a I think the there's a
- 35:42service. I don't want to, you know, give
- 35:44away the name, but like they have
- 35:45reviews and we've gone through a few of
- 35:47them at this point that we kind of just
- 35:49have like a rolodex of people we trust.
- 35:51>> And do they sleep in the bed on the
- 35:52couch? How does that work?
- 35:53>> They sleep in the bed. like have sheets,
- 35:56you know, you know, clean sheets for
- 35:58them and um although I think one of them
- 36:00actually did sleep on our couch. Um but
- 36:02yeah, they'll just they'll sleep in the
- 36:03bed.
- 36:04>> I guess it's not that I guess it's like
- 36:05an Airbnb in a way. You tell them like
- 36:07help yourself to whatever.
- 36:08>> We're just like we don't really have
- 36:09other options cuz we can't take them
- 36:11everywhere. So, you know, it it's just
- 36:13something we kind of got to we we did it
- 36:15one time and it we've never had issues
- 36:17with it at all. I know what Eddie you
- 36:19asked us like if someone's ever like
- 36:22left something in her fridge or
- 36:23something like that. I think when we
- 36:24have this conversation, but like we've
- 36:26honestly never had a weird experience
- 36:27with it. It's only
- 36:28>> Are they [ __ ] in your toilet?
- 36:30>> Where do you think
- 36:31>> I don't think they have anywhere else to
- 36:32[ __ ] [laughter]
- 36:33>> Yeah, but you don't hold it in. I don't
- 36:36know.
- 36:37>> Hold it in for 4 days. Go to the
- 36:39Starbucks.
- 36:40>> I don't know. I I It's I I'm assume I
- 36:44haven't really thought of it that way,
- 36:45but I guess they are [ __ ] in my
- 36:47toilet. Yeah, it is happening.
- 36:48>> No, this isn't as weird as I thought.
- 36:50It's pretty. It's just like a air.
- 36:51>> Marty thinks it's legitimately the
- 36:53strangest thing he's ever heard. And he
- 36:55laughs every time he hears it. But like
- 36:57I don't know, man. If we go away for
- 36:59like four or five days and we're not
- 37:00going to her home in San Diego, like we
- 37:03kind of got to leave him. So there's
- 37:05only so much we can do.
- 37:06>> You don't want to stuff him in on the in
- 37:08the bottom of the plane? No.
- 37:11>> No. Well, he if we fly with him, we
- 37:14bring we like he'll he's so little he
- 37:16stays, you know, with us uh like in the
- 37:18seat. We would never put him in like the
- 37:20cargo, but uh there's some times where
- 37:22we we're going and like if I wouldn't
- 37:25bring him to Italy for a wedding.
- 37:27>> What kind of dog is this?
- 37:29>> He's a multi cabu. He's he's like 8
- 37:33pounds.
- 37:33>> Oh, okay.
- 37:35>> But just more just like there's
- 37:36sometimes where you can't bring them.
- 37:37Like there we we we were going home for
- 37:41we were going to her place for a tasting
- 37:43for the wedding tasting and we weren't
- 37:45going to bring them. We want wanted to
- 37:46just have a few days to ourselves. So,
- 37:48you know, we left them at home with a
- 37:49few with with the the sitter.
- 37:51>> That's that's the problem with this
- 37:53company, hubs, is everything is the
- 37:55craziest thing we've ever heard.
- 37:56>> I I didn't say that. I'm not saying
- 37:58probably Marty's like that's a that's so
- 38:00crazy. [clears throat]
- 38:02>> I've ever like I I do get that like
- 38:06yeah, someone's just living in my place
- 38:08who I don't know at all for a few days,
- 38:10but it's just not as crazy as you'd
- 38:12think. Maybe I could have crazy stories
- 38:14from it and I've just gotten lucky. But
- 38:16so far it's just been normal. Like yeah,
- 38:19it's only been women. You know, my my
- 38:21wife will just, you know, pick somebody
- 38:23from the service and it's a, you know,
- 38:25girl who doesn't really make a mess or
- 38:28anything. They're very, you know, they
- 38:29take care of them and I don't know.
- 38:31>> She having guys over.
- 38:32>> It's pretty simple.
- 38:33>> Do what?
- 38:34>> Yeah. Do you have a Ring camera? Like,
- 38:36do you know if she's having people over
- 38:37and stuff?
- 38:37>> She having sex in your bed? We have we
- 38:39do have a camera, but we we don't the
- 38:43person will just send us updates like
- 38:44every few hours like what's going on and
- 38:46and like how he's being
- 38:48>> Is she attractive?
- 38:50>> It's a It's not the same person every
- 38:52time.
- 38:52>> Have Have you had any attractive
- 38:55fitters? [laughter]
- 38:57>> Um maybe like one I think. I don't know.
- 39:00They're kind of just like normal looking
- 39:02people. No one who's ever like taken my
- 39:04breath away. I'll say that. Nobody's
- 39:06ever left a djouro on the stove or
- 39:08nothing like that.
- 39:09>> I've never noticed any I You could tell
- 39:11me these people haven't eaten when they
- 39:13after they stayed because you just they
- 39:15just don't leave anything. They're all,
- 39:16you know,
- 39:18>> you tell them like help yourself to
- 39:19whatever.
- 39:21>> Yeah. But they never do. Um they usually
- 39:24will just if someone's coming, let's say
- 39:26we have a, you know, a wedding or
- 39:28whatever and someone will be spending
- 39:29the night like they'll bring takeout or
- 39:31they'll order out. Like no one's ever
- 39:33eaten our food. I assume they're just
- 39:35ordering out or bring their own [ __ ]
- 39:38>> Makes sense.
- 39:38>> We're going to see a TikTok. This is how
- 39:40Barcel Hubs lives. [laughter]
- 39:42>> I wish I had I wish I had a crazier
- 39:44story for you guys. Maybe maybe it's to
- 39:46come. Maybe it's when we do this Italy
- 39:47trip and we're gone for a few days. But
- 39:49so far it's been pretty normal.
- 39:51>> See, how many days are you in Italy
- 39:52though?
- 39:53>> We're doing
- 39:55we leave on a Saturday, we come back the
- 39:58following Friday.
- 39:59>> See, what's the barrier to entry though?
- 40:01Like I feel like there's got to be a
- 40:02certain amount of days where it's worth
- 40:03it to for you to go take it to your
- 40:05mom's house.
- 40:06>> So what we're going to do is because
- 40:08that is for 6 days that would cost a lot
- 40:11of money. So to think we're going to do
- 40:13like only three days with someone and
- 40:16then we have a friend coming who will uh
- 40:19be staying like who just lives in the
- 40:20city and she loves Herby so she's just
- 40:23going to come in with her husband and
- 40:25just kind of hang out. Uh so I think
- 40:27we'll only have a random person there
- 40:29for like two or three days.
- 40:31Gotcha. All right, Z. You have a good
- 40:33day.
- 40:34>> Thank you, Eddie.
- 40:36Z,
- 40:37>> why call him Z?
- 40:38>> Hubsy.
- 40:38>> Hubsy.
- 40:40>> Give me a break.
- 40:41>> You ever heard that story?
- 40:43>> No. Is there a story? [laughter]
- 40:45>> I just texted him one day. I'm like,
- 40:47"Hey, man. You ever considered about
- 40:49going going by hubs with a Z instead
- 40:51[laughter] of an S?"
- 40:53>> And he's like, "No." He's like, "It's
- 40:55always been He took it like he took the
- 40:57ser he took the question." Yeah. like
- 40:59like not serious. But he took it as a
- 41:00genuine question. He's like, "It's
- 41:02always been Hubs." Like, "No, like I've
- 41:04never considered." I was like, "Well,
- 41:05would you ever consider making a change?
- 41:06I think it could be good for your
- 41:07brand."
- 41:08>> It would be very Yankees. [laughter]
- 41:09>> Yeah. And he's like, "No, I think I've
- 41:12been Hubs too long, dude. Like, I'm not
- 41:13changing it." And then I I think it was
- 41:15you. I think I had you ask him like,
- 41:17"Yo, someone asked him." Yeah.
- 41:20>> Yes. I had someone else asked him if
- 41:21he'd ever go by Hubs of the Z.
- 41:23>> And he was like, "Who [laughter] is
- 41:24this?"
- 41:26>> Yeah. So then it became a thing where I
- 41:28just people would ask him if he's hubs
- 41:31with a Z and then I just started calling
- 41:32him Z.
- 41:33>> Hubz.
- 41:34>> So I think that you totally manufactured
- 41:35by yourself.
- 41:36>> Now people call it that.
- 41:38>> That's a pretty good nickname.
- 41:39>> I love it.
- 41:39>> Zubz.
- 41:41>> Do you still have the text?
- 41:45>> Uh no. I have a different one actually.
- 41:46>> We did it on the show.
- 41:48>> Did we?
- 41:49>> Yeah.
- 41:50>> Oh yeah, I do. I think I blamed it on
- 41:54Tommy though. Hey Hubs, I've started
- 41:55running people the store recently. We're
- 41:57working on a spreadsheet with updates to
- 41:58social media usernames. Was just getting
- 42:00to you and wondering what you're going
- 42:02by now because Eddie mentioned you're
- 42:04going by hubs with a Z now. [laughter]
- 42:07Said this feels like a bit. I said no.
- 42:09What do you mean? Gas just needs to buy
- 42:10Monday morning. So I'm trying to bang it
- 42:11out. [laughter] Just hubs with an S. L M
- 42:14A O
- 42:17Z. That's great. [snorts]
- 42:20>> I like that. Yeah. You know, people will
- 42:22listen to this or watch this and be
- 42:24like, "That's way more common than you
- 42:25guys realize." It probably is.
- 42:27>> Yeah,
- 42:27>> it probably is.
- 42:28>> The dog sitter.
- 42:29>> Yeah.
- 42:29>> Yeah. I just wanted to know the
- 42:31logistics.
- 42:33>> But you got like you like that was an
- 42:36option for you, I feel like. Is that a
- 42:38new thing? Maybe.
- 42:38>> No, I remember that app. And I would
- 42:40have it for like
- 42:43if I knew I was going to like if I was
- 42:44going to a Bears game or you know, like
- 42:46I'm going to be gone for seven hours and
- 42:48when they're a puppy, you just can't.
- 42:50That's like you just can't do it. So it
- 42:52h we're like we're you know it's date
- 42:54night or whatever.
- 42:56>> But it's like the you know like I never
- 42:58an overnight. I just never considered
- 43:00that.
- 43:01>> Yeah. I'd get nervous with someone
- 43:02else's dog.
- 43:03>> I wouldn't like I wouldn't
- 43:05>> Well, you don't like dogs.
- 43:07>> No, but you wouldn't get nervous. That's
- 43:08a lot of responsibility.
- 43:09>> Watch someone's dog.
- 43:10>> Yeah.
- 43:11>> I think I'd be fine.
- 43:12>> No, like walk like going out and walking
- 43:14them and [ __ ] too.
- 43:15>> Yeah, that's part of
- 43:16>> I've just seen two horror stories.
- 43:17>> What do you mean?
- 43:18>> I did. There was this guy
- 43:21when I lived in Ukrainian. I'd walk
- 43:23George to the Wicked Park dog park and
- 43:25there was this guy who's probably in his
- 43:2750s who was always there with like six,
- 43:29seven, eight dogs and then one of them
- 43:32got out and was like like got off the
- 43:34leash and like he lost the
- 43:36>> That's what I'm saying.
- 43:37>> Yeah, eight dogs is wild.
- 43:39>> Yeah, I've heard of one dog getting
- 43:40eaten before.
- 43:41>> Eaten?
- 43:42>> Yeah.
- 43:42>> Eaten.
- 43:42>> Like a little dog by a coyote.
- 43:44>> Swallowed.
- 43:45>> Hey, what the [ __ ] P22.
- 43:47>> Were you talking about me?
- 43:49>> No, [laughter]
- 43:50>> no, no, no. Talking about mine.
- 43:52>> Oh, like the cat.
- 43:54>> Yeah. Remember, did you seen that video,
- 43:56right?
- 43:57>> You don't you know P22?
- 43:59>> What is going I I had a dog. I let my
- 44:01dog out once and he got eaten by a
- 44:02coyote. Is that
- 44:03>> Oh, I [laughter] didn't know that.
- 44:04>> Yeah. When did that happen?
- 44:06>> I thought you were setting me up.
- 44:07>> Oh, no. No.
- 44:08>> Okay. I thought you were setting me up,
- 44:10too.
- 44:10>> Oh, no. I don't think I knew that. Have
- 44:12we talked about that?
- 44:12>> That common? Does that happen a lot?
- 44:14Like,
- 44:14>> yes, dude.
- 44:15>> It happened. I feel like it happened to
- 44:16Jessica Simpson like famously like she
- 44:18had like a hawk or something came down,
- 44:20swooped down, ate up her dog.
- 44:22>> My friend
- 44:23>> me when I was like four. I let it out of
- 44:24the backyard and and we found him and he
- 44:27was eaten by a coyote.
- 44:28>> Damn.
- 44:28>> Jeez.
- 44:29>> My dad likes to remind me of that all
- 44:30the time.
- 44:31>> Yeah.
- 44:31>> Come on, dude. You [ __ ] up.
- 44:34>> My friend was walking down a hallway. A
- 44:36dog walker was walking. Little dog,
- 44:37another dog, big dog's walking by. The
- 44:39dog just attacked the other one.
- 44:41>> Damn.
- 44:41>> Like in the hallway.
- 44:42>> Nothing you can do about that. No, but
- 44:43it's like if you're that dog walker and
- 44:45you see someone's dog just getting
- 44:46mauled in front of you.
- 44:47>> Yeah. What do you do?
- 44:48>> What do you say?
- 44:51>> You got to kick that coyote.
- 44:53>> No, this was a this was a
- 44:54>> domesticated.
- 44:55>> Yeah.
- 44:56>> So then that dog has to be put down
- 44:57probably.
- 44:58>> Yeah. This
- 44:59>> her all the way around.
- 44:59>> This is
- 45:00>> I do have one dog that lives upstairs
- 45:02for me.
- 45:03>> Terrifying.
- 45:04>> Really?
- 45:05>> Has lunged at me. Has lunged at George.
- 45:07It's like a very scary angry
- 45:09>> I think Scott's dog's terrifying. I'll
- 45:11be honest.
- 45:11>> Well, it ripped his face.
- 45:12>> I know. Yeah.
- 45:13>> Like I I'm I'm afraid of that dog.
- 45:15>> Uh yeah, I was about to say the dogs I
- 45:17guess you can dox a dog,
- 45:18>> Gary.
- 45:19>> Yeah. Yeah.
- 45:19>> Yeah.
- 45:20>> Yeah. The thought of an aggressive Great
- 45:21Dane is like, whoa, I thought these
- 45:23things were supposed to be chill.
- 45:25>> Well, he has two and the other one has
- 45:27>> always just been like the biggest
- 45:30thing's a [ __ ] tiger.
- 45:31>> The other thing the other thing looks
- 45:32like a cow and it's [ __ ] It's a mean
- 45:35It was mean dog.
- 45:36>> Yeah.
- 45:36>> Yeah.
- 45:39Scares the
- 45:39>> But I used to bring George over to play
- 45:41with Moose when George was a puppy and
- 45:43Moose would just lay on his back and let
- 45:44George just jump all over him.
- 45:47>> Scary.
- 45:47>> Yeah.
- 45:48>> Yeah. P22 is a mountain line that lived
- 45:50in Los Angeles and there's a video of a
- 45:54dog walker walking the dogs and there's
- 45:55like four dogs in front and there's like
- 45:57a little dog lagging behind and the
- 45:58mountain line just comes up behind
- 46:01snatches.
- 46:01>> I don't watch those videos, Ed. Did you
- 46:03see that on a rig cam video?
- 46:05>> No. Uh, actually probably, but it wasn't
- 46:08intended to be like a
- 46:10>> videos like you reposting them, sharing
- 46:13them to his story.
- 46:14>> No, come on.
- 46:15>> Pervert head.
- 46:16>> Let me see. P P P P P P P P P P P P P P
- 46:17P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P
- 46:17P P P P P P P22. You want to see it?
- 46:19>> No, stop.
- 46:20>> What kind of dog was it? A Dachon.
- 46:22>> Um, no.
- 46:24>> No.
- 46:25>> What are we doing? [laughter]
- 46:26>> I didn't say it. He said it.
- 46:28>> I was asking. You said it was a small
- 46:29dog.
- 46:30>> I don't want to see dogs get attacked.
- 46:31Put your laptop away.
- 46:32>> It's dark. You can't really see it.
- 46:35Stop, Eddie.
- 46:37>> Remember when he almost nailed those two
- 46:38pit bulls in uh He almost nailed those
- 46:41pit bulls in Arizona.
- 46:45>> What nailed?
- 46:46>> I saved those dogs lives.
- 46:49>> He almost smoked these two dogs
- 46:50>> with a car. No, I was going 30 miles an
- 46:53hour in a residential neighborhood and
- 46:56thank God I'm focused on the road like a
- 47:00good driver and these two dogs just bam
- 47:03like right in front of me just going
- 47:06right across the street and I [ __ ]
- 47:08trying to put the brakes on like one of
- 47:11those brakes that just completely stops
- 47:14and I didn't [ __ ] hit him and Eddie
- 47:15wants to give me [ __ ] for that.
- 47:17>> 30 is a little fast in a residential
- 47:19area. [laughter]
- 47:20Agree. I agree. It was scary, dude.
- 47:23These things came out of nowhere.
- 47:24>> Yeah,
- 47:25>> it was really scary.
- 47:26>> That would be I think hitting a dog with
- 47:29a car is worse than like what you said,
- 47:33just walking it down the hall and a
- 47:34different dog attacks.
- 47:35>> Yeah. No.
- 47:36>> Yes. Cuz that's all your fault.
- 47:38>> How is it your fault?
- 47:40>> If you're driving and you can't
- 47:41>> and the dog darts out of nowhere
- 47:43>> and you don't have the reflexes are
- 47:45>> they darted.
- 47:46>> They darted. Yeah, I believe you. But
- 47:49I was focused on the road and I didn't
- 47:50see these dogs and they just came out of
- 47:52like the clouds.
- 47:53>> Yeah, but you you managed to break.
- 47:56>> Yeah, but if I hit them and if I didn't
- 47:58if I didn't break a millisecond earlier
- 48:00and I hit them, it's my fault.
- 48:02>> You've ever killed a possum or a skunk?
- 48:05>> I have killed an owl.
- 48:07>> I thought it was a kid. It was a giant
- 48:09[ __ ] owl and it was dark room.
- 48:11>> Kids got feathers
- 48:12>> and it Well, it just like tumbled up the
- 48:14windshield
- 48:15>> and I was like, "Oh, fuck." [ __ ] I
- 48:17thought it was like a toddler.
- 48:18>> That's scary.
- 48:19>> And then I'm like, "Ah, it's an owl."
- 48:21>> But I got out of the car and I was like
- 48:23tearing up cuz I thought I
- 48:25>> hit a kid.
- 48:26>> I have a perfect record now that I said
- 48:28that I'm probably going to hit
- 48:29something. But
- 48:30>> never hit a squirrel or nothing.
- 48:31>> Your chances are only increasing with
- 48:33being a new reach driver.
- 48:34>> Yeah, true. [laughter]
- 48:38>> Um, all right, boys. We could wrap this
- 48:40up. Anything else?
- 48:42>> Nope.
- 48:43>> Fun episode tomorrow. I actually really
- 48:44enjoyed that.
- 48:45>> Yeah.
- 48:45>> Yeah.
- 48:46>> Yeah. We did an episode on uh you ever
- 48:48hear of Jolo?
- 48:50>> No.
- 48:51>> He's like Epstein, Bernie Maidoff, all
- 48:54these guy like all these different
- 48:56horrible people. He used to be he used
- 48:57to be dating Miranda Kerr, but he just
- 49:01like stole billions of dollars. He's
- 49:02still on the run.
- 49:03>> Huh.
- 49:04>> To hear more
- 49:07mega con artist.
- 49:09>> Um
- 49:09>> funded Wolf of Wall Street.
- 49:10>> Yeah.
- 49:11>> Damn.
- 49:12>> All right, then. That's it everyone.
- 49:14Thanks for listening. Thanks for
- 49:14watching. See you tomorrow.
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