The Game, Dean's Birthday, Beer Scam | The Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-6-26
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Gonna fucking run my yap for 30 goddamn minutes. Been talking all morning, pitching fucking shows and shit. But here I am, getting ready for Super Bowl Sunday. Hey, Bill, you going to the game? No, I am not. I'll be in the vicinity. I'll be up there. I thought about going to the game. But, like, when I went to that KC San Francisco game, I just couldn't believe how long the commercial breaks are. Because I hadn't been to a Super Bowl in, like, 20 years. And it's always been a bit of a spectacle. But... I don't know. I'm just, I'm into the game. I want to see the game. I want to hear the announcers. I want to know what's going on. You know, I don't need somebody from the fucking Food Network doing cartwheels with some K-pop band or whatever the, whatever brand adjacent shit is going on.
It's really fucking crazy that these athletes that perform in the Super Bowl, I would really think that the the head coach is like part of your game plan has to be talking about the pacing of the game, how long halftime is, how long the commercial breaks are, how many like things that like, how do you keep your head in the game? Um, going away that, I mean, there's enough time to heal from an injury on some of those commercial. Hey, I'll tell you, it's a long time. You know what I'm saying?
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Yeah. And then just then also like this whole, you know, I'm just I've aged out of going to games. I feel like games of that magnitude when there's going to be an extra level of like Comic-Con people just like dressing up. I was just joking with a buddy of mine said back in the day, you could tell what somebody did for a living by what they wore at a game. You'd see people dressed in jeans and a t-shirt. Someone else would have a suit on. You just fucking came from work. You just went to the game. You didn't have to dress like you were on the field. And then you didn't stand up unless something exciting was happening. That whole new thing that I stand up and I yell the whole game and that means I'm more of a fan than you are.
I don't get it. I don't know why you're wearing eyeliner. I don't know why you have a football helmet on. why you feel the need that you're going to be the cheerleader of the section. I don't know. Where did it start? Did it start in Cleveland first with the dog pound when there was grown fat men eating dog biscuits, thinking they were intimidating the other team? I always love that. You think your costume is intimidating people. It's like they have to deal with actual violence and the result of concussions that are going to affect their quality of life.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–8:37
2
Why does Bill Burr choose not to attend the Super Bowl?
8:37–11:24
3
What insights does Bill share about the Super Bowl experience?
11:24–46:33
4
What was the highlight of Dean's birthday celebration?
46:33–1:13:28
5
What are the key insights about the current state of Formula One?
1:13:28–1:13:56
6
How does Bill plan to celebrate his 50th birthday?
1:13:56–1:14:11
7
What are the implications of removing grid girls in sports?
1:14:11–1:15:40
8
What advice does Bill give about discussing sensitive topics in relationships?
1:15:40–2:19:27
Speakers
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