Hour 2: Good For You

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What apology does Tony make at the beginning of the episode?

Dan Le Batard 0:00
This is the Dan Levatar Show with the Stugatz Podcast.
Stugotz 0:08
I'm allowed to use the N-word? This is unfair, what you guys are doing to me.
Zaslow 0:13
What a weird way to start this segment.
Stugotz 0:14
Good for you, Dan. I'm really tired of what's happening around here. Good for me, Dan. Good for you, Dan.
Unknown 0:19
I think you forgot the voice. You forgot the voice. Oh, no, I'm saying you get out there. You forgot the voice. You get out there and you do your thing. You gotta say it as a gacky.
Stugotz 0:26
Don't dig deeper. You gotta just say it as a gacky. In fact, I'm sorry, Tony. You're gonna have to leave for not understanding that that's... Not understanding my own character?
Dan Le Batard 0:35
Two minutes in the box. Peste tremenda come mierda.
Unknown 0:40
That's crazy. Quentin Tarantino can do it.
You can't do it. That's what I'm saying.
Stugotz 0:47
I want you to reflect. That was my father saying peste, which is Spanish for that stinks. There's a smell in here. And tremendo come mierda is a tremendous sh** eater. That is what my father just called Tony, and it wasn't strong enough.
Tony 1:04
He said, I can use the N-word. And he said, good for you, Dan.
Zaslow 1:08
He was very clearly going somewhere with it. At least that's what we're going to tell everybody.
Stugotz 1:13
This Sunday night from at least 545 to 845 and maybe later Eastern, we're going live on YouTube to cover Selection Sunday and the Oscars at the same time. David Sampson is going to be down here in his tuxedo. We've got other special guests lined up, including Miami head coach Jay Lucas. Hi, Lucas, as I like to call him. And we're going to have a number of things, including, I'm told, a character that Jeremy is breaking out as Party Supreme instead of. Marty Supreme. It's Party Supreme, Jeremy. You can skip ESPN. You can skip the e-red carpet. Come hang out with us instead. 545 to 845 Eastern, at least on Sunday.
Zaslow 1:53
This is going to be an extremely distracting Sunday because you have those two things going on simultaneously. Two major events. We're combining them. But you also got a lot of great sports going on at that same time. You have the final round of the players. The players. The best hole in golf. The island green. The players. You also have Indian Wells. You also have Left Turns from Las Vegas. There's a lot going on on Sunday at that time.
Tony 2:17
We say Native American Wells now.
Stugotz 2:20
That's Party Supreme, ladies and gentlemen. Always there for you when you want to have... Is he just a party pooper? When you want to have Party Pooper Supreme. He's just a new Debbie Downer. He's just HR. We've got to find something between the extremes of Jeremy's Party Pooper Supreme and Tony, Dan, good for you. You should be allowed to say whatever you want.
Zaslow 2:39
We were just talking about that scene from Modern Family. I think you were just doing a recall when they're like, we got to bring it in tight. We got to be like the family of the black tight end in the blind side. And he's corrected offensive line. He's like, I'm sorry, African-American kid.
Tony 2:55
That show's so good, man.
Stugotz 2:58
I would argue that it is the best sitcom in the history of network television. I love the writing on that show more than I love the writing on any other sitcom that there's ever been. But I do realize I'm in the minority on that one. Put it on the poll at Levitard Show. Does Modern Family have the best writing in the history of network comedy television writing?
Unknown 3:22
I can see where I erred there. If what I thought was not the same thing that I was thinking, then obviously what happened? I was thinking another thing, right? This is important. Is this your apology? I thought you got a pass to say something when, in fact, it was a different thing. I'll take that. Minor penalty, two minutes. Dumpster juice take.
Zaslow 3:43
Dumpster juice take. Your apology wasn't great. Reflect.
Stugotz 3:47
Hi, Eric. You've got to go again. You've got to leave here. It's tight in there, by the way. The Cody's, I know. People are getting haircuts. It's very tight in there. The Cody family loves itself a cruise, and Greg Cody has twice joined us from his vacation because he chose to vacation as the Dolphins cut Tua, the Dolphins signed Malik Willis, and Bam Adebayo went for 83 points.

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