David Samson Will NOT Be At Your Championship Parade | Hour 1
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What are the hosts' views on ESPN's World Cup coverage?
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I will apologize yet again to the very punctual David Sampson, very organized David Sampson, that our show is always eight minutes late when he is a human who is exceptionally punctual. And we're always making him wait because we've always got our thumb and our foot. uh... but i have a number of questions to ask david that don't have anything to do with sports in in the moment and one of them is this david i feel bad every single time this happens and yet i can't stop it from happening and it just won't stop happening to me David Sampson does a show with Coca by themselves. It's very hard to do what they're doing. He's talking all the time without quite as much support as we have around here. And I'm perpetually, accidentally texting him during his show live.
because I forget that he's on the air and I don't know it's 7.06 in the morning instead of 6.43 and I'm not paying attention to whether or not David Sampson's on the air and so I'm actively distracting. I am Ronaldo. I'm getting in the way of David Sampson being able to do his job better and he has a compulsive need also to answer every single text he gets so He ends up doing a live show while texting me the guilt of live on air.
How does David Samson feel about being late to the show?
The reminder of he doesn't have to do that. He can just not answer. But he's like, live on air because he wants to make me feel bad, but I already do feel bad because I can't stop doing it.
It'd be great if this preamble lasts 25 more minutes. Just never get to him. Apologize for being late. Dan, I will be quick. We'll talk to you next time.
Nice time with you. Do that. I'll be quick with you, Dan. I don't buy your excuses anymore. It's been 7 a.m. for a year. You do it all the time. And you know that you're on my very short list of people where the alert comes through because I assume when you are texting me, there is of some meaning to it.
What unusual grocery store behavior do the hosts discuss?
And I don't want to leave you hanging because you want to respond. So I'm going to respond. But you do it in the middle of a show and then apologize. So I'm over it. It's fine. I've learned to live with it. The list is very short of people who get through the barrier between 7 and 9, and you're on it, and you're never going to get off it as long as you have me at Metal Ark.
I'm interested in who's on this list. Like, who gets through at 7 in the morning? So Dan gets through, and no one else in this room, right?
Yes, one other person gets through. Jeremy.
Jeremy.
Mike Ryan.
I can't believe you and Roy have that relationship.
When Mike knows, because Mike knows. Mike is aware of the time, so if he's texting between 7 and 9, there is a critical issue that needs to be addressed, not general drivel.
What are the implications of trade discussions involving Jalen Brown?
Okay, and you're responding to Dan during your show? Like, you can't, like, you start to get agita, right, if you don't respond?
No, I'm actually, I was doing a segment when he texted.
What were you talking about? Do you remember? Do you remember what, was it difficult subject matter? Were you talking about Israel?
No, I was likely talking about the fight going on between Fox and ESPN at the moment regarding the World Cup. That's sort of been my angle. Now, this is happening now that I'm going to do. Oh, Chris, this is a joke. All right. Thank you.
Well, it's not between seven and nine. No, it's not between...
So let me tell you this story. If Cody calls while I'm on the air, the assumption is that there's a technical issue or that I need to know not to talk about something. So I'm going to answer you guys. You kill me.
I really wish, David, that you had answered the phone and then heard Chris Cody. I wish we'd heard it through the speaker in your phone. Chris Cody calling you from the other room. I want to get to the ESPN coverage because holy people are complaining about it.
How do the hosts critique ESPN's portrayal of the World Cup?
But before we do that, I want to get Zaz's answer to my question before the break. And David, I want to include you in on this conversation. in the information age and in the misinformation age.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the hosts' views on ESPN's World Cup coverage?
0:00–1:35
2
How does David Samson feel about being late to the show?
1:35–2:14
3
What unusual grocery store behavior do the hosts discuss?
2:14–3:05
4
What are the implications of trade discussions involving Jalen Brown?
3:05–4:19
5
How do the hosts critique ESPN's portrayal of the World Cup?
4:19–5:36
6
What is James Dolan's role in the Knicks' recent success?
5:36–6:47
7
What are the hosts' opinions on celebrity involvement in sports parades?
6:47–8:00
8
What humorous anecdotes emerge during the parade discussion?
8:00–41:09
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