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Chapter 1: What happens at Radio Row during Super Bowl week?
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God bless football, Billy Gill. God bless football, Mikey A.
God bless football, Stu Gatz.
Thank you, Mikey A. Billy. Yeah. I have a source who tells me that you spent a good deal of time at a casino in New Orleans and you didn't bet a single penny. Everyone took Chris Felica's bet on red and they won a ton of money. And Billy just sat there and watched and was laughing when others lost money.
I don't know who your source is. That's diabolical. That's diabolical.
I'm not going to tell you. I don't reveal my sources.
I can't. That's not true. I was not laughing diabolically as someone was losing money. And I'm assuming I know who the source is because I was walking around the casino with one other person. Right. So unless that person has told multiple people, this person probably went and told you directly what was going on. And I was not laughing diabolically as this person lost money.
In fact, in fact, I would argue I helped this person walk away with a decent amount of money because this person went and played blackjack and lost all of the money that said person lost. had intended to gamble in four hands. Right. Boom, boom, boom. Gone. All the money was gone. Four quick losses.
Four straight.
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Chapter 2: How do athletes engage with fans during Super Bowl week?
Everyone's on the same level for the most part, right? Unless you're like in the high rollers room, which by the way, we got a peek into the high rollers room. We saw who was there. You see me? No, you weren't there last night.
I wasn't there last night.
You told us that you were going to eat with a family member. I did. My niece. Yes. Okay. Anywho. So this person went, loses four straight hands of blackjack, loses all the money, then sits down at a slot machine right outside of the casino. And within three rolls, nearly, no, more than triples the amount of money that he put into the machine. And I'm like, cash out right now. Like, cash out.
Because he went and he lost and lost and then won $9 and then lost and lost and lost. And then you look at it and it's like, almost $400 at the thing just goes up from like $80 to like $400. I'm like, cash out right now. Because that's what you would do. You would cash out and walk the hell out of there, right?
No, I probably would have ended up losing it, but because it wasn't my money, I was like, I'm going to be the voice of reason here. I'm like, cash out right now. Person cashes out and says, you know what? I'm going to go. I'm up right now. I'm going to go. I'm going to put $80 on red. Right. And I was like, okay. Well, because the bear told us to do that. Person goes over. $80 on red. Well, yes.
There was other reasons, but multiple people had told this person red. Mm-hmm. So walks over, puts $80 on red, one spin, boom. It's doubles the money. I go, cash out right now. Just cash out. Let's just get out of here. Get out of here. I have like $500-something today. You went in. You started out very poorly. The fact that we're in this position is great. Cash out right now. Right.
But did you place a single bet while you were there? I didn't. And you know what's funny is I don't think that this person intended on placing bets. See what he did there, Mikey?
Yeah.
No, it's worse than you think. It's 100% worse than you think. John Gruden's over there. It's 100% worse than you think. I don't know if you know. He's doing media now. No, I do know that. I haven't seen him in a while. He's everywhere. He's been everywhere this week.
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Chapter 3: What is the significance of art in sports?
Because Golik's teams in Philadelphia were some of the best teams to never win a title. So you're right. And that team was legendary. But once they won a Super Bowl. Well, now they have new better teams to never win a title. No, but Golik went by the wayside.
Yeah. And apparently Miles Teller just has a kink for linemen. It's weird. I don't know what's going on.
He just likes Eagles linemen to hang out with. You know who else we saw? We saw Jackson Mahomes there, too. Did you really? Huge. So much bigger than Patrick. Really? So much bigger than Patrick.
Jackson Mahomes.
Yeah.
Was Rayola there?
You know what?
Maybe Rayola's brother was there doing something. Oh, man. I'm upset I didn't go now. It's fine. Miles Teller, Jason Kelsey.
And to be honest with you, I think it was kind of early because I'm not a late bird. You know what I mean? So I think it was early. I'm sure it picked up as we were going. Well, Fenton's was there later. I'm sure it was getting busier. It was getting busier, yeah.
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Chapter 4: Why is gambling a hot topic at the Super Bowl?
Everyone's hours are different than yours, Billy.
I think I could just start getting up an hour earlier than I normally do, and then I'll be out at prime time. There you go. You know what I mean? What's prime time? So eight? Well, no, I wake up like at five. If I just start getting up at four, I could catch people on the tail end of nights out.
You get them on the way in.
They're like, damn, Billy's wild. He's out at four in the morning. And I'm like, you look great. I just, you know.
Oh, man. What's in the cup? Coffee.
Exactly. Cup of Joe.
So good. All right.
Malcolm Jenkins. Hey, happy Saturday, by the way.
Yes, happy Super Bowl Saturday. It should be Super Bowl Saturday. It's not. They play it on a Sunday. It's dumb. Malcolm Jenkins next. You having a good week, man? Having a great week. Do you still enjoy, like, do you enjoy this whole process of coming to Radio Row? Like, doing the whole circuit, seeing old friends, being bothered by the media. I do love seeing all my old friends. Right.
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Chapter 5: How do players prepare for the Super Bowl?
And some luck.
Yeah, there's a lot to it. You want to hear a flex? So Malcolm sits down and he puts down his bourbon. And we're like, we want to make sure to promote the bourbon. He goes, don't bother. It's sold out. Oh, really? I didn't say don't bother, but we were still talking about it. I'm assuming you're going to make more, though. We're going to make more, for sure.
This bottle was a special edition we did with Kinsey Distilling Company that's in Philadelphia. And we did it specifically for the Super Bowl run with the Eagles and to commemorate the last run that we had. So you'll see a bunch of football references on the labels. The helmet's got my signature on there. I love a good cocktail.
And I felt like it was only appropriate, especially here in New Orleans. to release a bourbon that was limited edition. And the fans, like I said, loved it. It was only available in Pennsylvania, and the bottles flew off of the shelves.
That is awesome, man. Yeah, we'll continue to do it.
It's a project I love. I'm sure we'll do some more runs. So hoping everybody stays tuned.
What's the piece of art that you own that you're proudest of, that means the most to you?
I would say Gordon Parks is a photographer.
Another one of my favorites, yeah. Very lucky guy, Gordon Parks.
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Chapter 6: What are the key matchups in the upcoming Super Bowl?
And I've learned this recently. Golf is about minimizing the mistakes. Yes. Not trying to be great.
Par is good sometimes, Victor. Par is your friend, actually. Par – Bogies can be your friend. Bogies can be your friend, too. Absolutely. That's exactly right. What are you doing with Captain Morgan down here, man?
Doing some fun stuff with Captain Morgan. I think this is our fourth year maybe doing this now. Well, first of all, the fan of the year aspect of it, which is always dope. I get to meet a lot of dope fans and a lot of dope people that make the NFL what it is. I think the players do what they do and we play the game that we love, but the fans really make this thing go and make this thing tick.
So to meet them and For them to crown the ultimate fan of the year tonight at NFL Honors is going to be a dope experience. And then on top of that, there's always a party, right? They do a big party on Saturday night, Rum Street. We're changing the name of Bourbon Street to Rum Street. Really? Okay. And Captain Morgan's throwing a huge party. They're renting out a. an establishment down there.
We got T-Pain performing. We got Captain Morgan flowing everywhere. Obviously, 21 and older to enjoy. Go to followthecaptain.com for all the information, and I'll see you there.
You guys are just going to tell them that Victor invited you, show up at the door, and you're good to go?
I will not be there to vouch. What do you mean? You guys are on your own. I'll be inside enjoying myself. I'll be working the door.
Did you get anyone's permission to turn it to rum streets? Yeah. I don't think so. Or you just do it on your own. I think that's on Captain Morgan. They're just going to plaster the street golf of America situation. Victor, it's funny because a lot of people see it's the weirdest thing because it's a great Super Bowl matchup.
It's two great teams, and people seem bored by the matchup because we saw it two years ago. Yes. but it was one of the greatest games we've ever seen. Absolutely. Weird.
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Chapter 7: What are the personal experiences of players at the Super Bowl?
We're in Louisiana. You're in Louisiana. Yeah, exactly right. I'm sorry. I forgot where I was. That's right. What are you doing?
What are you doing with Pepsi's Super Bowl boil? They're putting on the very first Super Bowl boil. Nice. It's happening tomorrow at Waldorf Park. So it's going to be an awesome opportunity. Two of the best bowlers in the city. Mr. Shrimp and Crawling Seafood are going to compete against each other. I'm going to get a chance to do the most important thing. Yes.
Obviously, it's important if you can cook it. It's really important if you can eat it. I'm going to get to say who wins. A lot of people are saying that.
The chef and the eater, they're partners.
We're going to have some ice cold Pepsis and enjoy some good crawfish and shrimp bowls.
Whitworth, how mad does this make you? I don't know what your handicap is. We see you every summer out in Lake Tahoe. Victor Cruz was just sitting down with us, and he was telling us that after four years, four years of golf, his handicap is a 10. I know. That's impressive. And I said, that's better than me. I've been playing my entire life. That's awesome. That's impressive.
I know, but frustrating, right? Yeah.
Honestly, I've got to see it. Are you a 10? Everybody is exactly right. Listen, guys say they have handicaps. Listen, I'm not saying Victor's a liar. I just like to see it when the competition is up. I want to see it in a tournament where you play your own ball like American Century. Yes. You know, that tells us a little more about what your handicap is.
What have you been doing here in New Orleans? What have you been getting into?
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Chapter 8: How do players feel about their legacies after retirement?
You're a sprinkler? Oh, you're a soaker. You're a soaker? You're going to be able to keep that thing when you head out? You know what? This is nice. He wants to keep it, though.
Back to his question of do I care if somebody's going to. If you think they're going to be able to take this from me.
I love that. I don't know how the hell you're going to get that through security, but good luck.
I don't know what the Pepsi people have planned, but there's zero chance.
Is there a guy in this building that can take that from you? Is there a single person at Radio Row that can take this from Whitworth? No.
I would like that.
That would be a fun game. Let's try it. Ed Reed, can he take it from you? No. Andrew, we appreciate it, man. Enjoy the rest of your week. Appreciate it, brother. All right, man. So you got in last night.
Got in last night.
Straight to beers with the boys. Who are the boys? What boys are we talking about here?
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