Transition: Spiegel, Harris to meet in Tecmo Super Bowl showdown Thursday
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What humorous observations are made about hygiene?
Herb joins us in studio right now. And, and, Marshall, he smells great. And that, to me, that is bonus points. He did.
Hygiene is important. I really think it's one of those things that I know it, you know it, it sounds like common sense. There's a lot of people on this planet right now who do not take the same basic baseline appreciation for good hygiene.
Who do you want to spray down the most? If you had to spray somebody down at the score. With what? Yeah, who's spraying them with? I'm going to hose you right down, Spiegel.
You hear me? There's no kink shaming on our show. There's no kink shaming now that we're past 2 p.m., right? That's right.
However you get down, as long as everyone is on board.
You guys kink shame freely between 10 and 2, but after 2.
The breaks are hot up in the studio. I'm going to tell you that right now.
As Shock G said, do what you like.
That's right. That is absolutely right. We welcome you back in to Rahimi Harrison-Garoti. You hear Spiegel and Holmes. We're going to talk to those guys here in just a second. But thank yous to the people who helped make this show great today, including our wonderful producers, Ray Diaz and Tyler Buterbaugh. They have done a great job like they always do. Connor O'Donnell and Jacob Studds, Max Curtis, our video producers. It's a full house back there today.
Yeah. Cody Westerlin's back there doing work, too.
Thanks for all that you do back there, Cody Westerlin.
Don't forget about Brandon Fryer.
Brandon Fryer is the key to the whole thing, really. He is the one that he gives the directives to Ray and Tyler before he walks out of here every day.
He helps us up with a pre-show speech. Yeah. And then brings it in. We have a special word every day. He changes us. He gives us a different motivational word.
He's the Kevin Byard of you guys. Kevin Byard gave every single pregame speech. That's right.
And, yeah, I feel like we're on our way to 11 wins here on this show as well on Rahimi Harrison Grody. But thank you to Mike Florio. Danny Parkins was on the program today. And, yes, he was very Parko today. Herb Howard joined us for an hour as well, which we appreciate. And check this out, guys. I was practicing this one during the break. Okay. Transition is brought to you by Torque Coatings, high-performance coatings for your home or business. TorqueCoatings.com.
The Torque people were here a couple weeks ago. They were very nice, and they were like, hey, don't you have a garage? I said, I sure do. Like, do you ever think about having it coated? I was like...
How do the hosts discuss their upcoming Tecmo Super Bowl matchup?
No, but go on.
I believe the Torque people are the sponsor of the Great Play of the Game and the Cubs postgame show now as well.
Are they doing any of the work downstairs in the Mighty Prudential in the maze that we have to go through? It's a maze. It's a labyrinth. To get through the building?
I've been wondering what's going on because I was like, what is happening right now?
You don't know? It's the desperation of downtown buildings to be attractive, to draw workers back into them. Is Panda coming back? I don't know, but didn't we just have one of these a couple years ago? Every time I see a corporate-infused remodel, I think it's a boondoggle. I got to tell you. I think it's like, we're going to fire a whole bunch of people, but we're going to make it look real good in the process. That's very depressing. We've been through that around these parts, Marshall. Is Kevin Warren in charge of it?
Oh, yeah. Oh. There's enough space down there. I didn't really think about the dark side of it that people would get fired for, but I like it when they make more lounging areas and places to drink coffee like they did in Tower 2 here in our building.
It's beautiful over there. Have you walked through our lobby and been like, you know, they really need to redo this? Once? Have you had that thought once? If it's disc or pickleball, what do you choose?
Yeah, there was that thing.
What a weird era that was, the pickleball era.
The pickleball era was weird. And then when they first put those screens down, I was like, oh, this is nice.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What humorous observations are made about hygiene?
0:00–2:25
2
How do the hosts discuss their upcoming Tecmo Super Bowl matchup?
2:25–4:49
3
What insights are shared about the impact of video games on culture?
4:49–6:52
4
How do the hosts reflect on their past experiences with video games?
6:52–9:27
5
What are the hosts' thoughts on the current state of the Chicago Cubs?
9:27–12:18
6
How do the hosts analyze the upcoming NFL draft?
12:18–14:31
7
What discussions arise about player motivations and team strategies?
14:31–17:15
8
What final thoughts do the hosts have about the episode's main themes?
17:15–20:02
Speakers
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