To wrap up today's show we check in with Juju Gotti to break it down. Was there anything better than The Underdogs joining our show upside down? Plus, Juju has Taylor's jersey and was jumping up and down as Taylor had his star turn moment ranting on the University of North Carolina. Also, Greg Cote is bad at change, catching up on the polls, the best Quentin Tarantino movie and reviewing penalties in the NFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Chapter 1: What highlights were discussed in today's show?
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Before we get to Juju here, Roy, Chris, did you have a highlight of today's show? Because off the top of my head, I really enjoyed welcoming the underdogs and laughing at the fact that Jordan Brenner and Peter Keating couldn't at any point get their shit together. That's mine. Yeah, you kind of took Okay, so you guys don't have anything better than that?
Nope. It's most memorable for sure.
I'm not going to forget that for a long time. It was funny. So Juju, what do you have for us? What is out there today that has made people object to anything that we're doing? What's the positivity that we should be celebrating today?
Chapter 2: What does Juju think about Taylor's big moment?
What's going on my brothers? Good to see y'all as always. I think we missed over one of the highlights of my day. I want to give my brother flowers because he scooped Shefty, he scooped everybody. I think y'all know what this is right here.
Oh wow. Congratulations, Taylor. Wow. Oh, okay. Oh mein Gott. All right, look. I've been holding Taylor down and now Juju insists on making him a star. I don't want Taylor to be a star.
That's unbelievable. That's good gear. This is the number one selling jersey in all of America today. Google it.
Das ist wirklich gut. Das ist ein North Carolina-Jersey. Taylor's last name is on it. They don't put names on the walk-on jerseys, right? So Juju just got you a better jersey than the one you had at North Carolina.
Don't do my brother like that. His name was on the back of it. It's in bars across. Don't do my brother. Not today. I was so turned up here in the living room. He was like, ESPN, you got schooled on the biggest college story by the person living in the smallest studio apartment. Man, I was screaming on top of my lungs. My neighbor literally knocked on the wall this morning. He was like...
SMU, you cheated and you ain't do shit. I was like, yeah.
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Chapter 3: How are penalties reviewed in the NFL?
And so they allow it to be a little less accurate, even though, yeah, I don't know how many people would disagree with what you're saying there, Juju. What else today do we have in the way of criticism, constructive criticism?
We had a big poll from the other day that we didn't get back to. It's changed hard for old people, because there's been a buzz in Dimensions. And 97% of the audience said yes, and 3% of the audience said no. And also salute to Joe Thornburg. He kept it real with us. He said, I just voted no to be a Jagoff. Sorry. Ich würde sagen, das sind etwa 98 Prozent. Und das ist richtig, Bruder.
Es ist schwer, sich zu verändern. Und es hat mich gedacht, dass es, auch bevor das war, so schwer wie es für einige alte Leute ist, sich zu verändern, es ist schwer, sich von der Entwicklung heraus zu entfernen, die man hat. Darum denke ich, dass Kinderhochschulen eine andere Klasse nennen sollten, die Patients.
a different class called what to do with your anger anger management because some some students grow up in single homes or they just grow up in a home that allows xyz versus a home that would never play this crap or just doesn't have the right parenting or you know people having babies having babies these days so it's it'll be Ich denke, es ist cool, etwas in diesen Schulschulen zu instituieren.
Bevor sie über Christopher Columbus und Sozialstudien und all das lernen, lernen wir ihnen, wie sie ihre Angst beheben, wenn es passiert, weil es passieren wird. Lernen wir ihnen, wie sie resilient sein können. Lernen wir ihnen Verzeihung. Verstehst du mich? Weil einige dieser Dinge nicht in ihren Häusern gelehrt werden. Ich weiß nicht, warum ich das nicht gesagt habe. Nein, das ist ziemlich gut.
Du bist
You're basically talking about practical schooling. Here, you go to a year's worth of classes and one of them is change, handling change, or handling your anger, or just basically doing therapy instead of textbooks where you're just sort of running through feelings instead of learning things. What you're saying makes sense. We've got to get back to updating the polls.
People have been complaining about that, Juju. I've seen that and they're right. We give the polls and then we don't update the polls. I think most people listening to this... would say that change is hard for them. And I also would say that anywhere you find growth, you're going to find change. So I don't know why it is that you would object to the idea of change. But old people, Chris, your dad.
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Chapter 4: What are the challenges of change in sports?
Chapter 5: What is the significance of reviewing penalties?
And so they allow it to be a little less accurate, even though, yeah, I don't know how many people would disagree with what you're saying there, Juju. What else today do we have in the way of criticism, constructive criticism?
We had a big poll from the other day that we didn't get back to. It's changed hard for old people, because there's been a buzz in Dimensions. And 97% of the audience said yes, and 3% of the audience said no. And also salute to Joe Thornburg. He kept it real with us. He said, I just voted no to be a Jagoff. Sorry. Ich würde sagen, das sind etwa 98 Prozent. Und das ist richtig, Bruder.
Es ist schwer, sich zu verändern. Und es hat mich gedacht, dass es, auch bevor das war, so schwer wie es für einige alte Leute ist, sich zu verändern, es ist schwer, sich von der Entwicklung heraus zu entfernen, die man hat. Darum denke ich, dass Kinderhochschulen eine andere Klasse nennen sollten, die Patients.
a different class called what to do with your anger anger management because some some students grow up in single homes or they just grow up in a home that allows xyz versus a home that would never play this crap or just doesn't have the right parenting or you know people having babies having babies these days so it's it'll be Ich denke, es ist cool, etwas in diesen Schulschulen zu instituieren.
Bevor sie über Christopher Columbus und Sozialstudien und all das lernen, lernen wir ihnen, wie sie ihre Angst beheben, wenn es passiert, weil es passieren wird. Lernen wir ihnen, wie sie resilient sein können. Lernen wir ihnen Verzeihung. Verstehst du mich? Weil einige dieser Dinge nicht in ihren Häusern gelehrt werden. Ich weiß nicht, warum ich das nicht gesagt habe. Nein, das ist ziemlich gut.
Du bist
You're basically talking about practical schooling. Here, you go to a year's worth of classes and one of them is change, handling change, or handling your anger, or just basically doing therapy instead of textbooks where you're just sort of running through feelings instead of learning things. What you're saying makes sense. We've got to get back to updating the polls.
People have been complaining about that, Juju. I've seen that and they're right. We give the polls and then we don't update the polls. I think most people listening to this... would say that change is hard for them. And I also would say that anywhere you find growth, you're going to find change. So I don't know why it is that you would object to the idea of change. But old people, Chris, your dad.
Your dad is now, he is fully functionally formed. He is done learning. There will be no learning for your father anymore. He's going straight from wherever he is to fossil without learning one more thing. He is stubborn. Nope. No notes.
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Chapter 6: How can schools address anger management?
What do you like better, Juju? I mean, I love Inglorious Basterds. Also too, when my boy Tony was giving his list, y'all was coming at him with knives out and elbows. This is his list. If everybody got a list, let everybody make a list. But I think that I love Inglorious Basterds, bruh. I like The Hateful Eight. It's not one movie that I would necessarily go back to.
Pulp Fiction is the one that I, I mean, I just think that Pulp Fiction, but it's also the one that introduced me to Tarantino.
Reservoir Dogs should have been the one that introduced you to Tarantino there.
No, I did them in reverse. I did it the other way. I hadn't seen Reservoir Dogs. After I saw Pulp Fiction, I went and found Reservoir Dogs. Yeah.
Ich habe auch den Jamie Foxx-Special gesehen. Spoiler-Alert, so ein bisschen. Lookout-Alert, so ein bisschen. Das war nicht eine Stand-Up für mich. Das war wie ein Sit-Down mit seinen Fans, um zu erklären, wo er hingeht. Entschuldigung, 12 Dollar für mich, sorry. Um zu erklären, was die letzten paar Jahre aus seiner Perspektive aussehen.
Also, wenn du rein gehst, um den Lächeln deines Lebens zu suchen, kannst du das nicht bekommen. But at the same time, it was just a feel-good, like an hour and a half of just feel-good.
Oh, Juju, so let me tell you what I did last night with the Jamie Foxx special, which I've been looking forward to for a number of different reasons. But I understand what you're saying. I wonder if he's getting... kritisch gepaniert, weil das, was er gemacht hat, schmerzhaft war, als wenn er traditionelle Stand-Up-Comedy machte, von einem der am meisten talentierten Menschen in Hollywood.
Ich habe angefangen, es zu sehen und als ich in den ersten fünf Minuten sah, dass er weinte und in einer wirklich schmerzhaften Weise, Danke Atlanta, dass du dein Leben gerettet hast. Ich dachte mir, lass mich das kurz aufhören. Ich versuche etwas zu machen, weil ich etwas anderes bekomme. Und wenn er das so machen wird, nur emotional dankbar, danke dir, dass du mein Leben gerettet hast.
Ich will das mit einem anderen Mindframe wiederholen. Ich will das nicht als Comedy-Spezial sehen. Ich will, dass ein Celebrity tatsächlich eine Verbindung mit einer Stadt hat, die er sich interessiert, weil er einfach dankbar ist, dass er seine Leben ... Er ist dankbar, dass er diese Nacht mit seiner Familie, mit seiner Tochter, ihn begrüßt hat.
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