Local Hour: Bare Feet Dave Dameshek
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This is the Dan Levitar Show with the Stugatz Podcast.
Yes, we did it, everybody. It's Friday. We made it. Come on, a round of applause for making it to Friday. What a week, huh? We did it. The weekend starts in a few hours. Everybody knows when we get done here on a Friday, everybody's weekend starts. Let's say hello to Dave Damaschek, who we missed last week. Dave is back. Hello, Dave. Hello. I am already drunk to start the weekend and I have already departed the planet Earth, much like the astronauts looking down at the big blue marble. I, too, am up on cloud nine beyond the astronauts. Thanks to number 87 and company in black and gold. The Pittsburgh Penguins are back in the playoffs. I know our world is fraught, but it has been a great journey with these penguins into these playoffs.
Alright, we'll let you have your fun. We're not starting with the Penguins, okay? We'll let you have your fun. I just did! Too late! We'll let you have your fun with the Penguins. But since Dave wasn't here last Friday, I was away on vacation last week. I came back on Friday. I did the Friday show, which is kind of weird. Like, you would admit the people who go on vacation, then come back to work for Friday, and then you have the weekends. Like, what are you doing? That is kind of weird, you know? And I pulled that move last week. But the reason that I pulled that move last week, Dave... is very confused with my vacation ending early last week. This is something that I guess has been bothering you for a week because we haven't spoken to you.
Yes, by the way, that leads neatly to a promotion for Football America coming up as soon as this show is done, Football America Goes, and our guest, Jonathan Zaslow. We figure out the greatest and worst. first overall pick in NFL and in sports history. It's a fun conversation. Looking forward to that. But in the meantime, yes, Zazz, very strange. That seemed to me, that hit me like, oh, yeah, Zazz came back early from vacation. I was like, oh, okay, wait a minute. People actually do that? Because it's something I feel like I hear about in TV shows and movies. I didn't know real human beings actually pulled the plug on a vacation. It's kind of like leaving a movie early. People use that as a point of reference.
I thought it was a figurative thing. But people actually leave vacations and the movies early. Well, the first thing that I would say is... Have you never been on a vacation where, like let's say it's a long vacation, okay? You know, seven days, like at least a week. You've never been on vacation, Dave, where you're like, I'm ready to go home. I get like that with every vacation. I don't leave every vacation early, all right? But I get that with every vacation where I'm like, it'll get to like day five or six. And I'm like, I'm ready to go home. I like being at home. You know, that doesn't happen to you. I like being at home there. There we park our cars in the same garage of our home, I guess. But no, I can't say that I've ever had the feeling of like, yeah, let's wrap this thing up.
Let's wrap up the the leisure time in the fun and sun.
Have you ever cut a vacation short?
Let's get out of here already. I've enough. I've probably been on a vacation of seven days where day five or six, I'm like, all right, I'm ready to go home. But I'm not going to leave. I'm still going to stick it out. Like I might have the thought of, okay, I am ready to go home, but I'm never going to punt early. It's a super boomer thing to do. Like, can we just, let's just leave. We're going to leave to go home. What's at home? You live at home. But if I'm ready to go home, why don't I go home? Did you not pay for the last day? Well, on this trip, I didn't. I stayed in a friend's house. She gave us her townhouse in Colorado, so it's not like I lost the money there. But if you pay for something, I mean, I'm not going to not get it.
Like, I'm coming home with something. Well, I did this, you guys may recall, very famously, a year ago this time. I rented a cabin in North Carolina. The Florida Panthers lost game one of the Stanley Cup final.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–3:15
2
Have you ever cut a vacation short?
3:15–6:41
3
How does Zaslow feel about leaving vacations early?
6:41–16:09
4
What does Zaslow's wife call him?
16:09–23:49
5
Why is the Miami Heat's performance a concern?
23:49–30:48
6
What happens if the Heat don't get Giannis this summer?
30:48–38:47
Speakers
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