Hour 1: I Just Got Hit By A Chancleta (feat. Domino)
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What is the significance of the 305 Day competition?
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Right. With Harry Douglas. You got to get the sound of Bobak yelling at Harry Douglas to celebrate. Maybe you can play this sound for Harry Douglas made famous on Bobak show, but also our show where Bobak is yelling about Harry Douglas in a way that is shaking a prescription pill case. I don't you haven't heard it. You're looking at. like you have not heard it. I saw earlier in the show that Trista and Jeremy had not heard something that we have played around here that has become popular. Chris is going to get that sound for us in a moment so you could see and hear for yourself who it is that Bobak is yelling about because it's the only time I've done word association on Harry Douglas. I do not think of him as a former Falcons receiver.
I do not think of him as a current broadcaster. I think of him as the object at the center of Bobak's rage.
I mean, you don't know anything about what you're talking about. And you have the nerve to call up here and say to me that we're trying to upsell the Falcons to you?
How do the hosts feel about Andy Roddick's Charlotte Hornets?
Sir, you're not a Falcons fan. You haven't been.
And if you have been, you don't know what you're looking at. Stop being a homer, bro. Get out of my house. I'm the last one who's a homer. Don't you ever call me a homer. Who the hell do you think has been saying the truth since 1973 on Atlanta radio? Who?
We've got disagreement between Trista and Jeremy on the CO no signs. Jeremy is giving that a hearty C. Trista is giving that a no. This guy is a nutball. Yeah, that about covers it. It's a good question. Take it up with Trista. You should, Bo, you take it up with Trista. She's calling you a nutball. Who? I already told you. That's a very limited impersonation you're doing of Bo Bok there. You only got the who. You don't have anything else. Who? I heard you the first three times. Something that we were discussing yesterday that I want to put in front of the group based on a Tom Haberstroh stat. What do you say? So to Mike Ryan's point on the Miami Heat aren't accomplishing anything by getting in the play-in game, I was saying there are 10 teams in the league that are trying to lose, and if you're just simply not one of them, you're going to get into the playoffs.
Those 10 teams together presently have a 44-game losing streak. It's unreal. It's unreal. But they're just existing. They're not NBA teams. They're only NBA teams in name and uniform, but they're only out there to make sure to lose.
Wow, you're right. You look at the teams that are outside the play-in in both conference, they're all on losing streaks. Matter of fact, only one of them is not on an actual streak. They've lost one game in Chicago.
It's not an accomplishment to get into the basketball playoffs when that's... What are you shaking your head about, Jeremy? The play-in rocks. The play-in is the reason the Hornets have played hard at this point of the season.
What are you talking about? The Hornets play hard because they're a good team.
No, the Hornets have tanked for nine years in a row. And if they had been as bad as they were for the first two months of the season, they would have mailed it in and have a bunch of guys with fake surgeries also, just like the rest of these teams.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the significance of the 305 Day competition?
0:00–2:12
2
How do the hosts feel about Andy Roddick's Charlotte Hornets?
2:12–9:20
3
What disagreements arise between Trista and Jeremy?
9:20–13:02
4
What insights are shared about the Miami Heat's playoff chances?
13:02–16:39
5
How is the play-in game impacting team strategies?
16:39–19:02
6
What are the standout performances from the Charlotte Hornets?
19:02–23:41
7
What games and challenges are part of the competition?
23:41–27:32
8
How does the team react to the final challenge involving Pitbull lyrics?
27:32–38:39
Speakers
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