Chapter 1: Why are airports compared to speakerphones?
Why airports? I have to know.
They're kind of one in the same. Because when you think about speaker phones, and you think about people that just, there's no rules in airports. So, I just flew back from the Legacy Bowl, like you mentioned. It was 10 a.m. in the morning in New Orleans Airport. There were three young ladies sitting there eating a big plate of nachos.
Like, how do you even have the taste for that at 10 in the morning?
He wasn't wrong. Emery Hunt has a lot of good thoughts. So he said that these are inventions that shouldn't have happened.
Chapter 2: What interesting stories are shared about traveling?
Speakerphone, airports, and mock drafts. And now, I'm sorry I did not realize that despite seeing Ryan McGuffey and thinking to myself, that looks like Ryan McGuffey, that I thought you were going to be on our show. Happy to see Ryan McGuffey. Happy to see Max Piegel back from Arizona.
Where's Lawrence? Hey, Griff. Hey, Griff. I just shared my coach story.
You did. Griff? Brian McGuffey said Dave Wanstead calls him Griff.
Why is he calling you Griff? What's this ball of booze on your desk? Wait, coach, you're talking to me? Yeah, he is.
So instead of Guff, it's Griff? Is that the... I need the why. I need the why here.
I think he just thought it was Griff. Oh, he just... McGruffy. Rob McGriffin.
Are you related to Fred? I do like baseball.
Yeah, that's true. That's about where it stops. Me and Griffey.
I see where you're coming from. To answer your question, Tyler Budibaw, it's a good question. Lawrence is off for the day. I am here back from Arizona. Was on a plane this morning at 6.05, as a matter of fact, out of Phoenix. And here we are. Now I feel good, man. I am nothing but enthused from that whole experience. You know how that goes.
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Chapter 3: How does Ryan McGuffey's return impact the show?
You might know him formerly of White Sox Talk, but now it's what? It's the White Sox Recap Podcast. Thank you very much.
See what you did there.
You and Brian Anderson. Brian Anderson.
Hey, Brian Anderson, yeah.
But Guff and I have worked together many a time here, has hosted inside the clubhouse many, many a time, was our regular co-host last year. But Guff is a great sports mind and a Chicago media stalwart, and I'm looking forward to the next four hours. Is that all it is? Four hours? That's all we got.
Brian Anderson, the former White Sox outfielder. Not the Brewers broadcaster slash TNT. No.
Yes, Brian Anderson.
Do you need more than four hours of a runway to get your thoughts off? I get it. It's a Monday. There's a lot that happened over the weekend.
There's a lot going on. No, no. I was saying that's all. There was a lot of sarcasm in there. That's all.
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Chapter 4: What flavors of pistachios are discussed and why?
You're right, Spiegel. A boomer. Yeah, yeah.
Yes.
You're the big guy with the jacket and no drinks. Oh, he works here.
At first I thought, oh, I'm just a friendly looking guy. So she wanted to know because you're the old guy who might know where the bathroom is.
Oh, that's amazing.
I had a guy one time like try to talk to me while we were all waiting in line at the airport to board the plane. Emory Hunt's right about the airports, you know. And then as I'm putting my suitcase in the overhead bin, he's like, wow, good job. And I just stared. I stopped the entire boarding process for a good second and just looked at it.
Why? He's just congratulating you on putting your bag on top.
Doing the thing that literally everybody else had just done.
Fair. Back to what Mark just said about his concert experience.
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Chapter 5: What personal experiences relate to food and enjoyment?
Yeah, I think. Dave Christian's in the stands. They're feeling the losses. They're tears of joy. Or they're tears and beers because Ruzioni's being carried, paraded through the bars of Milan, which is awesome.
What a crazy, beautiful thing to get to see. If anybody hasn't watched the Netflix documentary, the Boys of 80.
Boys of 80, yeah.
Because it's all those guys just kind of hanging around, and they're in a rink. They're in the rink at Lake Placid, which is tiny, and it just feels insane. And they're watching footage of their tryouts, and they're watching footage of their games and just talking about it. It's amazing. So I'm glad you guys had him. I thought he was great.
On the other side of it, have you ever seen a more sad bunch of athletes getting silver medals put around their necks? And I'm not saying that I took any sort of excitement in that, but I was like, man.
I did. I did, too.
Part of me felt like, as a human, I felt bad. Like, that's all they care about is hockey. And they lost. They've had their time. So I can't imagine what they're talking about today, but they look so sad.
Their country's frozen three quarters of the year.
Yes, they were happier getting their little stuffed animals. Whatever those were.
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