Local Hour: The Touchable Untouchable
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Why did I come in here today and Afro Man was playing? Dan, trial of the century. We just witnessed it. Trial of the century? Power to the people.
What is the trial of the century that Dan refers to?
What are you talking about, trial of the century? Trial of the century, Dan. He was on trial, which we'll talk about later on in the show. I just asked you about it now. But the thing is, we're in the shadow show and I have video to show you. I can't show you video in the shadow show. He's got the nuts, Dan. He's got the nuts. You're asking me for something I cannot give you. No. Information? I can give you information. I came in today and Afro Man was playing. And now you're telling me later in the show you have video accompaniment, which only means that we want to show what Afro Man looks like. That's all it is. That's all you want to do. Also what he said. I wouldn't know an Afro Man song if it smacked me in the face.
I think you would. You don't know about that Colt 45 and two zigzags? I don't know what any of those words mean. You were in Santa Fe when Because I Got High came out. Oh, yeah. I know that song. That's his song. That's the one. That's the only one. I was going to go to class, but then I got high. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Not even his best song. He's got way better songs. He doesn't have any more songs. What are you talking about? Code 45 and two zigzags. Baby, that's all we need. We can head to the park after dark and smoke that tumbleweed. As the marijuana burns, we can take our turns singing them silly rap songs. Stop and hit the ball like Cheech and Chong. That's from here to Hong Kong. That kind of thing. I don't know.
Roll the lady. Cadillac Coupe de Ville. I miss him. Not surprising. Greg Cody blew a gasket yesterday. I don't know who ended up winning the bet. I thought he would be useless today. I end up being right. He's useless today. He cannot work. He was feeling very bad yesterday. An all-star return performance from him, but it gutted him. Not enough for him to miss bowling, but... See, this always happens with him. He texted me on the way home from bowling, like, you know what? Gotta go to the doctor tomorrow. Not feeling good. Oh, wow. If he says, though, that he's gotta go to the doctor, he's usually fighting. The number of times I have spent no... I've spent more time with him in my life trying to encourage him to go see a doctor than any other thing I've spent doing with him other than covering games.
Now he goes to the doctor just to get the good stuff. Like, he's like, I need a Z-Pack. Gotta go in. No, that's not the good stuff. That's what he needs. We all need a Z-Pack. There is something going around in this place. I need to get whatever Jordan got before that flu game. I have this theory that whenever they say basketball players are sick, they feel better than I do on my best day. I was surprised that yesterday you guys weren't interested at all in the conversation of whether basketball players play high off of the conversation that we were having. The Alabama player, Aiden Holloway, who got caught with 2.1 pounds of marijuana. And you guys, I mean, I talked to somebody who would know, and they said that that would be worth about $4,000, that that's what that would cost.
And given NIL money, I would assume that a lot of players have that much marijuana. Just a quick correction, because I misunderstood when you brought it up yesterday as well. I think your friend told you how much a pound is worth. and he was arrested for 2.1 pounds. No, that's not what he said. I asked him what would... Dan, 2K a pound, you're getting it from the plug. You're getting it direct. Okay, but he deals... He's the one who would know what it would cost, what it's worth, not what he sells it for, what it's worth. Like, what it's worth to him to sell it. This is what he does, and this is what he said. He said... That's how much it's worth. And I don't know, I wouldn't have any way of knowing, but in the NIL age,
That didn't sound like having that much... I'd be doing the Reggie Abercrombie. It's Reggie, right? It didn't sound like something that would be worth risking, never mind a scholarship or jail time, just what the salaries are now in college.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:12
2
What is the trial of the century that Dan refers to?
0:12–4:25
3
How does Greg Cote react to the current sports events?
4:25–8:16
4
What are the health concerns discussed regarding Greg Cody?
8:16–9:59
5
How does the crew discuss the implications of NIL money in college sports?
9:59–16:54
6
What happened during the Miami vs. Mizzou game?
16:54–33:19
7
How does the crew analyze the Miami Hurricanes' chances in the tournament?
33:19–43:30
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