Local Hour: That's The Price Of Being An Actor
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This is what I walk into today, Chris. He just announced, Greg Cody, your father, just announced, I have no headphones as they're counting in. Five, four, three, two. And he got lost on his way here into the studio, even though he spent last night in the hotel. I got a panicked phone call.
This doesn't fit anywhere. Okay, all right.
Take that off. You can't hear me right now.
I'll help you.
This hotel is tricky, by the way.
It's to your right, Greg. Like, down to your right. The place that it always is, Greg. He can't hear me. He can't hear you. That's right. It doesn't fit anywhere. Thank you, Billy. I appreciate it. So why, Chris, why did he get lost? Why did he stay in the hotel? I walked in. I walked in on him just generally discombobulated while Stugatz told him that he was somewhere recently with Zach Thomas and that he was more famous than Zach Thomas because people were chanting his name. I don't know the setting. I don't know what I was walking into.
I was telling Greg that recently I was on an airplane sitting across the aisle from Zach Thomas and I did not recognize Zach Thomas. I didn't know it was him. And the people were coming on the plane, and I got three stews. Zach Thomas got nothing. That's crazy. Zilch. And I think he enjoys it. I'm serious. That's great.
Yeah, Zach would rather be anonymous. He would be.
Yeah. He spent his career like that, playing middle linebacker, not being Brian Erlacher, getting 1,000 tackles and taking 10 years to make the Hall of Fame. I didn't realize you were going to take out Zach Thomas. Is there bad blood here? What's going on? No, I love Zach Thomas.
Oh, I can tell.
He's been on the Greg Cody Show podcast several times.
We love him. You're crushing the voters there because the voters put Brian Urlacher right in. Yes, thank you. Zach Thomas had to wait 10 years. You're taking a shot like if his name was Brian Urlacher, he would have been in.
No, I milked that for like three columns because I was pushing for the game for years. And you do a comparative of his career stats and Brian Erlacher's, and Zach Thomas has the upper hand. It's ridiculous that he isn't seen as Brian Erlacher, except his teams famously were mediocre.
I agree with the name thing.
Multiple times on your show, Greg, out of 100, where did he land on your top guess of all time? That's a good question, Billy.
You know, he was stout. He was in the middle somewhere. Number 54, maybe? That would have been great if I'd thought to do that. That would have been terrific. Nice knowing his number, by the way. Most don't, I'm sure. Especially those people on the plane. They have no idea.
What's wrong with your voice? I know. Is this still the cruise that's in your voice?
After last night's event, we went by an unnamed local bar. What event? I might have hit it pretty hard. You know, I went to an acting class, Dan. Did you really? Yeah, you know, I'm not. Wow. Most people know that I was in a major motion picture in the early 80s, Absence of Malice, but I'm not content. You know, I believe in life. You got to grow. You got to inch forward. You got to move. You got to advance. Got to want to know. Got to want to grow. Yeah, exactly. I want to know. I want to grow. I want to learn. I want to earn. And so I find myself last night. Let's start the show. Among amateur actors.
This is the Dan Levitar Show with the Stugatz Podcast.
You were saying, Greg Cody?
Oh, you know, I hate to talk about myself, but it came up that I was in an acting class last night. Even though I've appeared, you know, in a film, I was among beginning actors, which was refreshing for me.
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