It’s Their First Time At The Rodeo | Hour 1

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Dan Le Batard 0:00
This is the Dan Levitard Show with the Stugatz Podcast.
This episode of the Dan Levitard Show is presented by DraftKings. DraftKings, the crown is yours. Yo, I'm going to see Disclosure Day tonight. That's right. How about that? That's the new Spielberg. You nervous? Oh, it's just a movie. What do you mean am I nervous?
Dan Le Batard 0:25
What time does your movie start?
It's a documentary. What time does the movie start? Let me look. That's his own question. You said you'd be watching every second. I know you're trying to. You're trying to. He said he loved the soccer. And then he asked me before the show what happened last night. You're trying to make this a gotcha moment, all right? Yes. I think it's going to misfire. For the record, I have to defend Zaslow here. He didn't claim that he's a soccer enthusiast. I said I like it a lot. He said he loved the soccer. He said he'd be watching every second of USA Soccer. He said he loved the soccer. That's true. All right. If I'm missing, I was trying to have your back here. All right. No, thank you. I appreciate it. Why don't you have my back?
As an American, not necessarily as a diehard. This gotcha moment is going to backfire on these guys because Disclosure Day starts at 6 p.m. What a loser movie time. It's not a loser movie time when you want to watch USA. And the movie ends at 8.45. Most people are enjoying their Friday happy hours. That's going to be a movie.
Dan Le Batard 1:22
Play on.
Play on. Did you perhaps get lucky? Because I would know for a fact if I was free and clear to watch U.S. Men's National Team. Now, when I bought the tickets a week ago for Disclosure Day, did I also check what time Team USA was playing on Friday night? Maybe not. But nonetheless, it's all worked out timing-wise. I will be home on the couch, very uncomfortable couch, in the Zazzle Mansion family room watching Team USA. I will not miss any of that. So you're going to watch it at home? Because I was just asking the guys, like, hey, what are you guys going to do? Are you guys going to go out? Are you going to watch it at home? What do you think? I'm too old. I'm too old. Too old. That's the best part for Americans of the World Cup.
We have no shot of winning this thing. The best part is going out, being in the ruckus atmosphere for the game. It's the first group play game. They're playing at least three games. At least. They better play more than three. You only get three. They better play more than three. So I'm seeing... Look, if you want me to come out and watch the game, just ask. Just ask. That's it. Alright. So I'm not missing anything. But... Got to make sure we're all up to speed on everything, which brings us to our World Cup observations.
Dan Le Batard 2:34
It is time for Amin to share his World Cup game notes. No one in the media will tell you what happened better than my boy Amin.
Amin Elhassan 2:41
World Cup observations is brought to you by Miller Lite. Legendary moments start with a light. Zazz and Demishek and Mike and Roy and Tony and Chris. Nailed it. Finally here. Four long years of waiting for the opportunity to see Laminia Mall at a Walmart. The picture will come up. The American World Cup. Maybe not. Okay. We'll fix it in post. Yes, I know Mexico and Canada are also hosting. But 70% of the games are here. And 100% of the mess is ours. The American World Cup. From price gouging fans. To preventing Iran from staying in the United States despite all their games being here. To denying entry to a Somali referee. Trust me, Mexico and Canada, you don't want no parts of this shit. The American World Cup.
Amin Elhassan 3:51
I want to talk about the Somali rep for a second. Because I know most of the people listening like to think of international travel going something like this. You book your flight. You show up to the airport on the day of the flight. You land at your destination. You go through some sort of passport control and they stamp your passport. And you go about your merry way. That's international travel. I just need to have my passport, right? That process is not the same for Omar Artan. the Somali referee. He would have to have applied for a U.S. visa months ago.

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