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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
The views and opinions of Layla Rahimi, Marshall Harris, and Mark Grody should not be taken too seriously. Especially when they give advice. Do not take Marshall's analogies literally. Especially when it comes to Russell Dorsey. The sports thoughts of Rahimi, Harris, and Grody may change at any time. It's just sports. Okay, thanks, bye. Rahimi Harrison-Grody. 10-2 on 104.3 The Score.
Where should the Bears build their new stadium and why?
We stay on the phones. Mario and Hyde Park. You're on Rahimi Harrison-Grody.
What up, Mario? Bears, take a breath. Relax. It's not your property in Arlington Heights. Calm. So you know what to do. Everybody stay calm. What's the procedure, everyone? What's the procedure? Stay f***ing calm. Wait, wait, wait.
Everybody just f***ing calm down.
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Chapter 2: What should we know about the Bears' new stadium plans?
I don't care anymore.
Build it on the South Lot. Stay in Chicago. I've been saying from the beginning, they aren't going anyplace. I've said it. I don't think they're going anyplace. I don't think they're ever going to Arlington Heights. I know they're not going to Flag Heap or whatever the hell that place is called in any way.
I have two words for you. Slag heap. There was one call that's been online that had a suggestion for where the Bears should build their stadium, and it's unlike anything I've heard on this show. John in Naperville is on the line to tell us. What's up? What's your idea, John?
So here's my idea. It kills two big issues that we see. We're talking about currently right now. One, keeping the Bears in Illinois, but also the number of gun arrests at Topgolf Naperville.
Build it there. Just as I'm walking out of the store, I run right into a purse snatcher. Oh, no.
I had to make the arrest with a squirt gun.
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Chapter 3: What are the implications of the Bears staying in Chicago?
Is that on top of the Topgolf or next to the Topgolf? Oh, let's just blow up the Topgolf completely. So here's what we're going to do. We're going to blow this up.
Blow it up. Yep. How did I live this long? That's a terrible idea. Well, when a bad idea is the only idea, it becomes a great idea. Totally unarmed to the top golf and hit over there. But yeah, I'd love to see the Bears go in there. And it's only like 10 minutes from my house.
It's basically the perfect plan.
Chapter 4: How do fans feel about the Bears' stadium situation?
Layla Rahimi, Marshall Harris, Mark Grody. Midday's 10 a.m. to 2 on Chicago Sports Radio. 104.3 The Score.
Where in the hell did you get the slag heap line from?
So I'm looking at it now, and it's from House of Cards, season five, episode two. You've got to be kidding me. That actually tracks. That actually tracks.
Turns out the one member of the cast, you know, kind of fits the bill.
No doubt. I watched that entire show. I don't remember the Slag Heap reference, but I probably when the Slag Heap reference hit me, I probably had no idea what it was. It was not until it became a Bears adjacent term that I knew what a Slag Heap was.
Also, guys, I have some. Well, it's good news, but it's bad in the world of entertainment. There was a headline from the Naperville Sun a couple days ago. After 46 arrests in two years, no gun-related incidents at Naperville Topgolf for six months.
We go through this every year. Is it over? No, Layla. We go through this every year.
I think it might be over. It sounds like some best practices were implemented.
No.
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Chapter 5: What insights does Ian Happ provide about the Cubs' performance?
So for me, the difference is negligible, especially for only eight or nine guaranteed dates out of the year. It's what the Bears want to do. But when they decided to ask for help and 630 says, you're ridiculous for thinking it's that simple. Don't be stupid. It is that simple. Joe Mansueto, for example, is doing that. Tom Ricketts did that. It just costs a lot of money.
That's how it's not easy for the Bears. But yes, it can be that simple. So if you want me to stop talking, this is a talk show. Find another station. In the meantime, let's listen to the rest of what Bill Cunningham, the guy who's actually in the room and in charge of some stuff, had to say.
I would think if you were going to write a thesis about the best way. to interact in a legislative process, you would not point to the Bears' effort as a textbook case of how to do that from start to finish. As I said before, it's been frustrating dealing with the Bears, and I think it was because they never really grasped how unusual of a path they've chosen here of trying to move
a professional franchise from one city to another within a state that is, to my knowledge, never been done via a subsidy or tax credit from the state government. So they picked a very unusual path, and I don't think they really grasped the complications that go along with that. Naive, Layla. Naivete, I think, ruled the day.
These are grown men with whole ass jobs. It's not naivete.
I'm sorry.
Have you ever met a naive grown man? Because I have. I've met a lot of entitled ones.
Yeah. Same. Same. I agree with that as well. It's not as simple as they wanted it to be. It's not a matter of strong-arming. This is about actual negotiating and getting what you want by giving the people what they want. And by the people, I mean the taxpayers, and by the taxpayers, I mean their representatives in the state legislature.
That's how this looks for me as an outside observer, but someone who has obviously followed this story very closely since its inception.
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Chapter 6: What experiences do the guests share about their first Cubs game?
This is definitely sounding more like a drug and not like a Sasquatch. And then that's when she thought the whistling was her friend. But when a group of four was sitting around the campfire, they said they heard branches. Then they heard coyotes. Then they thought the coyotes must have heard what was making the noise.
And that's when they said they heard really aggressive and rhythmic knocking, which they thought was a woodpecker. But no, they said they saw a figure on two legs and it was nine feet tall with blank reflective eyes. Is it just Wimby in the zone? He's only seven feet tall.
He's only seven-four.
But can you really tell at that point?
I just... You know what? Can I withdraw my question and submit another?
Yes.
It's no longer... How high were they?
Well, they said that when they went to chase after the one, they were circled by three or more creatures in the woods.
And they lived to tell the tale. Nothing happened to them. Nine-foot creatures.
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Chapter 7: How do the guests feel about their upcoming performances at the Cubs game?
Cause if I were nine feet tall, I would do some damage. I'd be out here wrecking some stuff.
The thunder could have used them. I would not. I'm a moniker for nonviolence. So I would just be like, please leave me alone.
No, I'd be making some noise. I'd break off a tree branch or something, swinging around like a baseball bat. I would be an effective Sasquatch. But these Sasquatches just sound like they were just standing around doing nothing. Did they need beef jerky? Were they hungry?
I think when you're nine feet tall and that big, you're always hungry, right? That would be my assumption.
So now they all claim that they saw at least three Sasquatches. Sasquatches. I don't know how I feel about this, but it was at least worth a discussion. And frankly, if nothing more, it was good to get the messing with Sasquatch commercial out there again in the public for the people.
I just, I don't even know. These stories make me think about things that, well, they're helpful distractions.
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Chapter 8: What insights do they provide about the Illini football team's preparation?
Do you think of the Dave Chappelle line from his character when he played Rick James? Cocaine is a powerful drug. I don't think they were on cocaine, for the record.
Yeah. They might have been on the Aaron Rodgers plan. How about that?
Ayahuasca and such. Yeah. I don't touch all that.
Why not? Cocaine is a hell of a drug.
I can't really handle caffeine and alcohol well. I know my limits as a person.
Someone said 773. That wasn't Sasquatch. It was Chad Holmgren, Jalen Williams, and Isaiah Hardenstein. My only question is, which Jalen Williams? Because he spelled it different than both of those Jalen Williams spelled their names. So... Okay, 630, those kids were shroomed out of their minds. I can buy that. I can buy that.
Yeah, that sounds a little more accurate, doesn't it?
Yeah, like, come on, man. The way they're telling the story... Here's what I don't get.
If you're going to take a psychedelic, why are you going to put yourself in a position of peril? Like, when you're impaired, do you really think it's a good idea to leave yourself up to not having all of your abilities to survive in nature? I don't really do nature, so I don't know. But this just seems like a bad idea. Like, you're putting yourself in a position to play with a disadvantage.
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