Chapter 1: What makes Gio feel manly after filling his car's washer fluid?
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So if you're an angry Knicks fan, call up. We can talk about it. Did want to shout out one of our great sponsors who sent us a ton of stuff. Cooper Electric from the real Tom Brady. So there's a man, say the real Tom Brady. There's a man who works at Cooper Electric who is just aces, and his name's Tom Brady.
Yes.
He's not the Tom Brady who played football, but to me— Still Tom Brady. He's still Tom Brady, and he's better than the other Tom Brady, at least in my life, because— Because he sent us stuff. Yeah. And what he did was he put in a signed football— in the box with the tools from Milwaukee that Cooper Electric sent over. And he goes, look, now you have a Tom Brady signed football.
So, I mean, I don't know how many people will buy that if I put that up in my house somewhere and be like, look, Tom Brady signed. But I'm not lying to him. No, of course not. I'm not lying to him at all. So I want to thank them for that, even though I'm not a handyman. If someone comes over and says, hey, do you have a drill?
I'll be like, hold on, let me pull it out of the cardboard box that's over here and put some batteries in it so then you can use it. Because I can't. Yeah, I know. You're not a tool guy. I can use some tools, yes.
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Chapter 2: What are the implications of the Bears potentially building a stadium in Indiana?
Yeah, but you're not fixing your own stuff. I mean, I can use some tools, but you're not really fixing your own stuff. Come on. I'm not sitting here saying that I do, but when I'm out there on my bike or something and I need some tools or I got to fix something on a car or something, I could do the minor things. Okay. I'm not giving myself a tune-up, I can tell you that. You know the thing?
I actually felt a sense of accomplishment yesterday because I filled up the car with new washer fluid. The fact that I was able to do that. You felt like you were a man. Oh, yeah. Because you have to put the hood up to do that. So anytime you pop the hood and you get in there and you're doing something, it's like, yeah, that's right. Was that a gas station purchase? Of course. Absolutely.
You saw the... The windshield washer fluid. Yeah, right outside. Let me grab one of those things. They got the blue. Did you figure out how to open the hood of your car?
Yeah, I know. That I know.
All right, because some guys don't know how to do that. No, that's an easy one. Depending on what kind of car you're driving. No, I mean, maybe the first time I had to go on YouTube, but now I remember. Okay. Pop that thing right open and port it in.
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Chapter 3: How did the Knicks perform in their recent game against the Pistons?
Yeah, of course. And there's this one gas station that you're not allowed to have. I really shouldn't. Well, I'm not going to say where it is, but there's a gas station around my area. It's not in my town.
Okay.
I'm not just saying it's not in my town, but it's around my area that still has those little things on there. It's self-serve, but they still have the things that you can keep the handle up without standing there. Without standing there and holding it. Which is illegal. You're not allowed to have that, but this place has it, and that's why this place is, you know, everybody goes there.
Why is that illegal? In New York, people, that's just illegal. I don't know. If you pump your own gas, you have to hold on to the thing. You have to hold on to the spigot, yeah.
Yeah.
So, like, this is, like, you know, this is the rogue sort of gas station in town. It's like, we're not... We're going against the mandates. We're going against... Screw you. So then, like, it's... Everybody's there because you go there, pop it in, go back in the car and warm yourself up in the winter. Y'all go in, you know, like, pick up a...
pick up a newspaper in there, you know, talk to the guy, hey, buddy, what's going on? You know, flipping through the pages, licking my fingers, you know, stuff. And then today or yesterday I went, while the gas is, you know, filling up, I went and got the washer fluid. And you did it twice. You did it at the same time. Oh, yeah. It just goes to show you just –
You know, how you can handle things.
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Chapter 4: What are the highlights of the U.S. women's hockey gold medal win?
Man stuff. That's totally man stuff. Man stuff. You know, I don't know about this. I don't know if you saw this story yesterday come across. Is this going to be something depressing? No. Okay. Good. Because usually when you go, did you come across this story?
Where this guy ate his wife's face after he was on bath salts?
We haven't spoken about it, but we have... It's come up from time to time over the last six months or so, and that was about how the Bears may end up moving to Indiana. Oh, okay. All right. Did you see this? I did see this, yes. All right.
So, you know, everybody's panicking now in Chicago and, you know, all the Bears fans, like, you know, they can't believe that they're talking about possibly moving to Hammond, Indiana. Yeah. Didn't they change some laws out there or something? So, basically, what they did is the state of Indiana created a stadium authority, and
And they voted unanimously through the Ways and Means Committee out there in the Indiana State Legislature to say, yes, we want this to happen. And we want the stadium authority to be in place to be able to overlook the building of this new indoor stadium. And they want to create an amazing thing, much like most –
stadiums now become more real estate investments than they are for the teams that are playing in them so anyway all the bears fans are freaking out and you know so i went and just looked on a map all right where is this place in lieu of where chicago is and basically it's about 25 miles south okay so it would be like a jet fan who lives in patchogue having to drive to new jersey
is basically what it's about. Whoa, whoa, whoa. That's about way further than Patchogue to East Rutherford. It's way longer than 25 miles.
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Chapter 5: What was the outcome of Tom Seaver's 1969 World Series ring auction?
Let's say Huntington. I still think that's longer than that. It's about 25 to 28 miles, but still it's on a highway. It's on a highway. It's basically a highway, and basically the state of Illinois, with the governor out there, they're fighting this whole thing. There's this other area outside of Chicago that they're also considering.
But this area, Hammond, Illinois, Indiana, is considered part of the Chicago metro area. Okay. That's essentially how close it is. Yeah, so it's Patchogue and... How far is Patchogue from... MetLife? MetLife. About 35, 40 miles? 52. 52, okay. Wait, hold on. Sorry. That was 52 from here. 68. 68, okay. 68 miles. That's a long way, man. Patchogue's out there.
By the way, Melissa Etheridge, who we've had on this show, is playing the Patchogue Theater, and I saw on the Patchogue Theater's Instagram account her promoting it, and she butchered Patchogue three different times. She's like, hey, Patchogue, I'll be out there. Want to see you at the Patchogue Theater? Can't wait to be in Pachogue. And I was like, come on. It's Malitha Esridge.
Well, yeah, then we screw up her name. Yes, exactly.
Chapter 6: What sparked the Twitter spat between Dave Portnoy and Steve Cohen?
Anyway. Yeah, so that's 68 miles. That's ridiculous. So if I put in, it'd be more like, let's put in Manhasset. Right? Basically, it's a long island. It's like if you lived on the north shore of Chicago or the north part or maybe even the western part of Chicago, that would be similar to having to go to MetLife Stadium. So it's Manhasset to MetLife is 29 miles. Yeah, it's about that.
But you've got to cross bridges and all sorts of other stuff. This is down on a lake down there. You've got to go over a lake? There's a highway down there. You got to go over? I don't know if we'll go over the lake. You got to pay a toll? I think Hammond, Illinois sits on a lake down there, yeah. Okay, well. But I don't know.
I just thought it was interesting that the Bears are trying to get this thing moving. Look, the Bears want to stay in Illinois, but they're using Indiana as the sledgehammer. Yeah, it's like Yoshinobu Yamamoto wanted to be a Dodger but used Steve Cohen as the hammer. Yes. You know what I mean? Yep. Let's go to John in Patterson. What's going on, John?
Hey, I've just listened in a long time. Listener, big fan of you guys.
huge ranger fan but not this year uh i want to let you know i saw an article in the paper not too long ago a uh legislature in the new york state assembly up in utica i believe it was put a bill forward to make those gas uh clips on the handles legal again because people are freezing to death all winter up in utica trying to pump their gas so they're supposed to be uh
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Chapter 7: Does Gio have 'the yips' with his putter?
That's supposed to be okay. I'm not sure if it got a final approval, but it's supposed to be coming back.
Listen, I hope so, John. I mean, that is good news. By the way, New York State is the only state in the U.S. that actually bans those clips.
Of course.
And New Jersey is the only state that you can't pump your own gas. So stupid. God, it's so stupid. But then, you know, I still see people at that gas station standing there and not using the thing. And I'm like... You're really that much of a goody two shoes? I do remember when you had the removable gas cap on your gas. Yeah, sure. Did you ever put that in there to hold it up? I tried.
I could never do it well. You could never, but you tried it.
Because everybody tries it.
Yeah, yeah. I mean, I try all sorts of things. I tried a cardboard coffee cup and just roll that up and jam it through. That doesn't work. I've actually used a Gatorade cap. Okay.
That works.
Right. Yeah, I mean, it's just something. Climb back in the car when the wind's whipping and it's 20 degrees and negative wind chills, and you're like, I don't want to stand out here.
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Chapter 8: What are the listeners' reactions to the Knicks' performance this season?
Every now and then, I would have like a... I think a Corona bottle works. I forget what your baby was. I don't know if it was a Corona bottle or a Heineken. I'm not sure. That's great. Just thinking about you pumping gas, finishing your Corona and stuffing the thing in there and getting back in the car. There was a listener who was at this gas station yesterday, too, and I was buying my...
Washer fluid. So I'm walking out with the washer fluid. He's like, Gio. I'm like, hey, man, how's it going? I'm just doing man stuff over here. Excuse me. I'm going to get my hands dirty and pop this hood and pour this washer fluid in. That's great. Hope you have a great day. Need any help with your car? Because I'm here if you need it.
The other thing that's a big thing is when you spend so much time in the car, I just like... Throw things onto the ground, you know? Like, you finish the can of Spindrift, I throw it onto the floor. I don't keep it in the cup holder. So then, like, sometimes, you know, it'll be like five or six cans. It'll just be sitting. I hate that. I hate people that cannot... Keep their car clean.
But I don't take it out every time, so then, you know, that's another thing at the gas station I do. I'll clean the car out while I got the thing, the gas pump in itself. I'm sitting here throwing it out.
Oh, there you go.
We've got to do... If that is a true bill that's going on... I've never been behind something more in politics in my life. It is true. Is it going to happen, though? Well, the question, I would imagine it would happen, but New York has some very strange laws, and that's one of them. Well, we know that. Let's go to Dan in Carteret. What's going on, Dan? Good morning. Hey, what's going on?
Feel good Friday. F yeah, Dan. What do you got for us? Are you feeling good? I'm feeling okay. Yeah, I had a bout with acid reflux last night that made me not feel great at all, but I'm okay now. I had some Dunkin' this morning, which suppressed all of it. It also suppresses stomach acid. But yeah, so I'm doing okay now, Dan. How about you? I'm doing great.
I'm wondering if Boomer's feeling okay because, you know, Boomer is, you know, Mr. Hockey. He's Mr. USA, Mr. America, Mr. Pride on the line, you know, pride in your country, Mr. Blond-haired, blue-eyed, Mr. Hockey. But yesterday and today, I can't watch the show on the CBS Sports Network. I don't have that as part of my channel lineup and all my streaming options.
But I got sources, and my sources told me Boomer wasn't wearing any USA-themed hockey stuff yesterday or today.
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