Transition w/ Spiegel & Holmes
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What unusual topic do the hosts introduce at the beginning?
847, can you still declare for the supplemental murderer draft as an amateur? The amount of times it took me to try to read that before I just broke down laughing. Amateur murderer. went one and one. Somebody set his record with one. Okay. Callers six and seven to the score contest line 312-540-0670 will win a pair of tickets to see the lovable reunion live next Thursday, July 16th at Chicago theater. The night will feature Anthony Ross, David, Anthony Rizzo, David Ross, Joe Madden, Jake Arrieta, and more members of the 2016 championship team. sharing stories about an unforgettable season. You know. Tickets provided by Live Nation. Thanks to our guests today. Thanks to Danny Parkins. Thanks to Russ Dorsey for being in studio.
Thanks to Sam Paniatovich for calling us from Bulls practice after going to recess to watch the game last night. Thanks to Tyler Buderbaugh, who is back. Ray Diaz, Brandon Fryer, Peter Jurich, our intern. Thanks to Connor O'Donnell, Jacob Stutz, Max Curtis, and Cody Westerlund. Hello to Lawrence Holmes and Matt Spiegel. Halftime got a little crazy.
It did?
Yeah, that's where the amateur... Tell them the premise of the story, Layla. In Alabama, in Lanet, Alabama, right on the border between Alabama and Georgia, there was a murder.
Not Roll Tide. Not Roll Tide?
What event are the hosts promoting and who will be featured?
No, not Roll Tide.
There was a murder?
It was close to Auburn, yes. War Eagle, then. You had me at murder.
well so you know in the uh the nature of like a true crime podcast or some sort of quickly served justice element a man who had killed his girlfriend had a heart attack while trying to dispose of her body and also died next to her to which i was like wait is this like an amateur killer like what what happened here that's amazing that started the whole you know what that proves you know that proves that their love was real
Because when one of them's gone, then the other one just has to leave because you can't go on. This is not a notebook situation.
It's more like forensic files.
And then we got a bunch of texts that were just ridiculously funny. Like, isn't everyone an amateur murderer unless they're a serial killer?
That's true. That's true. It's hard to go pro at murdering.
Yeah, there were NIL comments. And of course, someone said his record was one in one as a murderer.
These people... Always have your physical to make sure you're healthy enough for killing.
I love when the listeners are funny. It's just, it makes me so happy. It feels like a community that we've cultivated, lo, these many decades of all these amateur comedy writers, which essentially is what I am, at least.
You know? Amateur comedy writers. You're just a head writer. They absolutely crushed it. Oh, God. Can he still declare for the supplemental murder draft as an amateur? And then wouldn't non-assassins be amateurs?
Oh.
Yeah, I'm going to laugh at that for a while.
As you should. Kind of like people were laughing at the U.S. last night.
Look at that segue. Hey, man, you can't just get out here running for the segue of the year or segue of the day.
What's the play-by-play in color commentary? It's like, he's an assassin. Actually, he's an amateur murderer.
Lawrence, is it the segue of the week? Segue of the month? What do we do?
How often do we give it out?
I thought we did segue of the week.
I think Marshall right now is in the lead spot. It's Tuesday. Got a lot of week left.
Maybe you're just that good. You never know.
I also enjoy the trolling that one Marshall Harris is doing with his shirt.
Is it trolling or am I just trying to appreciate the good soccer?
What true crime story sparks a humorous discussion among the hosts?
You're just showing the good American team?
American champion Megan Rapinoe.
The team that wins the World Cup, that doesn't embarrass themselves.
Could you imagine if this team that Megan Rapinoe was on... lost in the round of 16 and looked like that yeah it's not it's not just it's not just the loss it's just from the get-go didn't look like they belonged on the same same pitch it was something out of uh one of those uh silent films uh where the guy walks outside steps on the rake rake kicks him in the face and then a slew of things happen banana cream pie like that's what it was it was yes
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What unusual topic do the hosts introduce at the beginning?
0:00–1:32
2
What event are the hosts promoting and who will be featured?
1:32–3:54
3
What true crime story sparks a humorous discussion among the hosts?
3:54–6:23
4
How do the hosts define an 'amateur murderer' in their conversation?
6:23–6:47
5
What humorous insights do the hosts share about the concept of amateurism in crime?
6:47–8:51
Speakers
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