Hour 2: The Dime Experiment (feat. Tom Bogert)
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This is the Dan Levitar Show with the Stugatz Podcast.
All right. The first one is definitely out. Like, wait, Jeremy. You don't want to talk about Octet? Not even close. Like, that got no traction. We turned down topic number two as well.
Olivia Rodrigo.
We're out on that.
Goat.
We are going to give you some runway here on the new Fockers movie. Go ahead, Jeremy.
All right. So I didn't want to like this. I didn't think it was going to be good. But the first preview— Why wouldn't you want it to be good? Because I just didn't—they've deteriorated throughout, right?
I don't think I saw—was the last one— Little Fockers? I don't think I watched that.
Terrible, terrible, terrible. Like, not good. Not entertaining.
Not funny.
No one else watched it either. But now they've come back with Focker and Law. Interesting premise, which is Ben Stiller— in it with his daughter-in-law. So they're the ones that don't like each other. You normally see like, you know, son-in-law, father-in-law dynamics. Interesting.
So Ben Stiller now has a kid who's married.
Who's marrying Ariana Grande. Okay. Why are you looking at me like that, Roy? This is going to lead to a movie called Grand Fokker, isn't it? Oh, I love that. or motherfucker, but ultimately, the thing that really blew my mind here is like, Ariana Grande is such a chameleon. She just sinks into whatever it is that she's doing. The way she speaks is different, the way that she looks is different, and then I had a realization. As someone who can do comedy, can do dramas, can do musicals, can do musical impressions with the best of them, Ariana Grande is this generation's Jamie Foxx. What are you? What? Yep. Ariana Grande is this generation's Jamie Foxx.
Because she acts and she can act. She can sing. I've seen her on Fallon doing the impressions.
She's funny. She's great on SNL. Is that right? She is good at everything. A little bit of a fake Panther fan though, right? A little bit of a fake Panther fan, but from Boca. Boca girl. And the fact that she can kind of have a fan base in any given dynamic, she is going to crush this. And the one thing I'll add before we wrap, Robert De Niro said of Ariana Grande, and I quote, the funniest scene partner I've ever had the pleasure of sharing the screen with.
Well, that's a lot.
Okay, great. That's awesome. What are her thoughts on Trick Williams?
Yeah, Trick Williams is on first take right now. You guys suck. I think he's promoting WrestleMania. He is? Let's bring aboard Tom Bogert. Tom Bogert from The Athletic as Inter-Miami fired their—well, fired. I mean, they're saying he stepped down for personal reasons, but I don't know that that is actually the case. Tom, thanks for joining us here. What can you tell us about Javier Mascherano's resignation from Inter-Miami?
Thanks, Az. Your skepticism is fair, though he did step down. He chose to step down for his own reasons, but it wasn't just things that happened out of nowhere. From what sources told me, there was some sort of argument in the locker room after the club's disappointing 2-2 draw with Red Bull New York last weekend. A source said that there's kind of been growing discontent since the club was eliminated by Nashville in the CONCACAF Champions Cup, a team that you may remember. They beat very, very easily in the playoffs last season. At Miami, the pressure is very, very high. Javier Mascherano And Lionel Messi and some of those guys, what I was told by sources is it's normal for them to get in heated exchanges because they are so close.
And these are kind of the athletes at the very highest level. That's how people converse and solve problems. But another source said like, yeah, how much can one person take?
Tom, I want to shift over to the World Cup a little bit because there have been a couple of World Cup stories that have been out there. It seems as though FIFA and the United States is a corruption marriage made in hell. And some people have had their tickets moved. So first let's tackle the ticketing before the tailgating. What has happened with the tickets?
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–7:22
2
What does Tom Bogert report about the World Cup and Team USA?
7:22–11:26
3
How are ticket prices affecting fans attending the World Cup?
11:26–12:03
4
What controversies surround FIFA's ticketing process?
12:03–23:09
5
What are the implications of FIFA's tailgating rules for fans?
23:09–31:42
6
How is the U.S. preparing for the upcoming World Cup?
31:42–33:02
7
What concerns do experts have about the U.S. men's national team?
33:02–41:29
Speakers
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