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What sports events are being celebrated in this episode?
Hey, listen, if the Canes win tonight and the Bears win on Saturday, I think I'm going to pop the top on one of them, man. So, Marshall, just stay in your DMs. I'll let you know where we're going to be at. I like that. I like that. You knew Jarrett was getting ready because to throw out the phrase DMs and realize that he might have to open up a bottle of Pappy. Just queue up the two live crew and let's get this thing started. Not the two live crew. No, absolutely the two live crew. I'm going to be one of those people telling the kids they didn't go hard enough in their lives. I mean, considering Jarrett's relationship with Uncle Luke. Yes. 2001 Miami. Greatest team of all time. Ever. In every possible sense of the word, except for actually winning the title game.
How does the conversation shift to music references?
But considering Jared's recruitment and hanging with Uncle Luke, if they win tonight, there are going to be a lot of Canes out there acting like Michael Irvin. Listen, I prefer the seventh floor crew. That's always been my favorite rap band. They had that one hit. Speaking of the U. Mic drop. Speaking of the U. Mic drop. Thanks to our crew. Tyler Biederbaugh with a fantastic open per usual. The ninth floor crew. That's right. You guys can make up your own lyrics. Ray Diaz helping out as well. Alex Kuhn is standing there, so he gets a thank you. Tyler Ferengel helped chop up tape for us, so he gets a thank you. That's all it takes, huh? I like to give people credit. They help out. We're tapestry, guys. Over there in the boy-quarium, just swimming around, doing their thing.
We're threads in a tapestry. That's a Dan McNeil-ism. It's a Steve Dahl-ism. Oh, it goes back to Dahl. But he took it, and then I like it, too. Yeah, it's good. Because if you look over there, they're behind the glass. Oh, do I get it? I can't really say that, because it makes me look like a villain. That's why everyone thinks Alex is, like, 20 years old. Is he not? Everybody does think that. Alex is a shapeshifter. He could be 20, he could be 40. I do call him young Alex. Alex, he made a mistake today. He started an anecdote with, hey guys, here's a funny story. And me and Danny were like, oh, there's... There's no chance it is now.
What humorous anecdotes are shared about trade value?
You can't do that. It's a bad preface, young man. You're setting yourself up. I know. We gave him the business. It's fine. And then he recovered and he told us a story. You know what? It was funny. It was a good story. He's just a baby. Thank you also to Connor O'Donnell, Cody Westerlin, Jacob Stutz, Max Curtis. Thanks to our guests. We had Chris Sims. We had Jarrett Payton, Mark Grody, and Lou Kanellis helping us out. And I have a public service announcement. Are you a local business owner or an employee? How would you like to have your commercial air during Super Bowl 60 right here on The Score? Here is your chance. We've brought back the Score Big for Your Business contest where you can enter to win a 30-second Super Bowl commercial on The Score's broadcast of Super Bowl 60 from Westwood One.
And I would just like to pause right there and remind people, Layla, that, you know, in the past couple years when we've done this, there hasn't been a chance at all that a team from Chicago might be playing in that game. Oh, that's a good point. There is a chance of that being the case and that game would be heard right here on the score. Every time you say it, internally I'm thinking, are there any broadcast rules or limitations? As long as we say Chicago. Yeah. Also, I would like to pause and take this time for one of you to say Westwood won in the appropriate voice. Westwood won. Hell yeah. And new this year, you can win a live broadcast for your brand. Log on to 670thescore.com slash contest to enter now and learn more details.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What sports events are being celebrated in this episode?
0:01–0:45
2
How does the conversation shift to music references?
0:45–2:06
3
What humorous anecdotes are shared about trade value?
2:06–5:10
4
What insights are provided about family dynamics and trade value?
5:10–13:49
5
How do the hosts compare trade value in personal relationships?
13:49–17:32
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