Hour 2: The Most Cuban Week In Show History
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What makes Frank's Red Hot the GOAT of hot sauces?
Folks, I'm getting hungry. And you know my favorite part of any meal, snack, or game day app? That's right. The GOAT, or should I say the greatest of all time, Frank's Red Hot. It's got the perfect blend of flavor and heat that elevates all foods from wings to buffalo chicken dip to even ice cream. That's right. I said ice cream. And with a roster of flavors from OG to sweet chili, you can put that shit on everything. So make every dish the greatest and eat the GOAT. This is the Dan Levitar Show with the Stugatz Podcast.
How do the hosts plan to advertise at the stadium?
I want to figure out what planes to fly over the stadium. Help me fly some planes. Interesting way to frame that. Probably airspace is going to be restricted. I want to do some advertising. You don't think you can have just the planes circling around? I think airspace is going to be at a premium and restricted. So you may want to pivot. Maybe one of those buses. No, you don't think it's funny for our logo with some joke and a banner to be weaving in and out of military planes? You don't think that's funny? No. And I honestly don't even think our logo would fly with Canes fans either. Are we a playoff team now? Probably even more polarizing amongst Canes fans than Donald Trump. In fact, I know that to be the case.
I've at least seen hats supporting him at the games. All right, look. Here we go with this. No, we can get into this because I was being heckled from the bowling alley. Greg and Chris Cody telling me what their friends are saying about how offensive the things I'm doing are. We'll get to that in a second. People are mad at you. I'm a provocateur. I've been doing this for 30 years. Look, you broke a bottle over my chin 25 years ago because you're mad at me. Don't care. Built the empire around our program. I love it. I went to school there. Did journalism there. Don't care. Don't care who's mad about it. Didn't care about it 25 years ago. Program's been very good to me. I love it. I've always respected it, and I've always told its story well.
Yes, you have always told its story well. I think most Canes fans don't think that you respect it. And I know this from the enormous amount of fanfare that I got for yesterday's segment defending Mario Cristobal. Dan, I think here's where the confusion is. And let me try to explain this as best I can. You're a guy that has historically put on for Miami better than anybody else. When those Heat teams were going and the entire world was against Miami, you didn't give a single flying F offensively. about who was coming your way, you do not step to this town and talk shit about it. And when there is a team for a school that you went to, a team that reflects this town better than anyone has ever had, You seem to both sides it some.
I know, look, Jeremy, it's great that we have a villain. Billy doing his shit-serving thing, that was cool. But for it to come from somebody that went to the school, who already has got a reputation working against him, people, I think, incorrectly place a lot of the sanctioned stuff on you. You know about that Pell Grant? Yeah. Yeah, you got scooped on it. Can you say the one word there incorrectly again? No, let's give people, since we're here, okay, since we're here, look, this is a long time in coming. I have a relationship with the school, the community around the school, speak at its classes, have loved the school, will always love the school, am wildly grateful for all of the opportunities it presented, including the stage right now, because they helped us build
this thing with all the things I learned from them and their program. Look, it's been a rough 20 years. I'm trying to calmly explain why people feel this way about you. In the local hour, over several years, rather than trying to be rah-rah about the home team, like we are seemingly with all the other sports. Dolphins, we tee off on, and that's understandable because they've been miserable, and we've got to find a way to find the fun content.
Are the Miami Hurricanes a playoff team now?
But for whatever reason... When it comes to the Miami Hurricanes, we give the other side more than we give the pro stuff.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What makes Frank's Red Hot the GOAT of hot sauces?
0:01–0:39
2
How do the hosts plan to advertise at the stadium?
0:39–3:54
3
Are the Miami Hurricanes a playoff team now?
3:54–4:55
4
What controversies surround Dan's comments about the Hurricanes?
4:55–7:57
5
How does the show balance local team support and criticism?
7:57–12:17
6
What is the significance of the upcoming game for the Hurricanes?
12:17–14:55
7
What humorous moments arise during the game show segment?
14:55–16:29
8
How do the hosts plan to dress for the livestream event?
16:29–56:29
Speakers
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