Postgame Show: Steaks For Stakes

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What are the stakes for the bet?

Amin Elhassan 0:01
You're listening to DraftKings Network. All right, Dan's asking us to come up with steaks for this.

What types of steaks are being considered?

Dan Le Batard 0:16
I mean, ribeye, New York strip, churracos, tomahawk.
Amin Elhassan 0:20
I would be good with actual steaks.
Dan Le Batard 0:21
Me too. Porterhouse. You're a porterhouse guy? Oh, man. It's big.
Amin Elhassan 0:25
But the problem is then if he wins the bet, he can't eat steak. So he has to get something else.
Have you ever had like a really good tuna steak?
Amin Elhassan 0:33
Oh, my God. It's like butter.
Oh, it's so good.

How did Lehman catch a bluefin tuna?

Amin Elhassan 0:37
Lehman actually caught a bluefin tuna once. For real? A huge one. offshore fishing in the Keys recently.
By himself?
Amin Elhassan 0:45
With a guy he knows who's a charter fisherman.
Dan Le Batard 0:48
That's a big thing. There's like the massive ones that are like 500 pounds.
Amin Elhassan 0:52
But it was pretty big. It fed us for like a week. He filleted it and then he made this really good sesame crusted tuna thing. And then he made like sashimi.
Dan Le Batard 1:02
It's on his IG by the way.
Amin Elhassan 1:03
It is actually.
Dan Le Batard 1:04
That's how I know I saw it.
Amin Elhassan 1:05
So I guess tuna steaks for Dan, real steaks for me. Is that... Lehman's going to hate today's show, but minus this part.
Why?
Amin Elhassan 1:14
He doesn't like his business being out there?
Too much Lehman. Too much Lehman. He's like, I'm a behind-the-scenes guy. I learned a lot about him.
Amin Elhassan 1:21
Yeah. Well, mystery.

Why does Amin think Zaslow's style is copied?

Guys, I have a question. I've listened to the show the last couple of days. Zaslow, he does this thing that I used to attribute to Mike Ryan, then I realized Witty does it too, and then I heard Zaslow do it.
Amin Elhassan 1:36
Ah, thing.
Ah, without having ah conversation.
Amin Elhassan 1:39
Yes, I mean, yes.
Dan Le Batard 1:40
Why do they do that?
Amin Elhassan 1:41
I don't, do you guys know?
Dan Le Batard 1:42
Who's the original? British Cosplay, I don't know.
Amin Elhassan 1:44
But that's not what Zazz is doing.

What is the office music debate about?

Dan Le Batard 1:46
I bet it was Zazz first. It has to have been.
Amin Elhassan 1:48
You think they're copying Zazz?
No, subliminally. No way Witty copies Zazz. Well, Witty copies Mike. Witty copies Mike.
Amin Elhassan 1:55
Mike copies Zazz? I mean, maybe.
I mean, how could they get through this without having a conversation about it? I'm like, why do they say it like that?
Amin Elhassan 2:04
I agree. I was thinking the same thing all week.
I can't even do it right. Sounds like a buzzer. They have an enunciation to it's a.
Dan Le Batard 2:16
I mean, we haven't talked about this, but us back here have talked about it. I don't know if you heard it on the show. How do you feel about when you come into the studio and then there's music being played that may not be like the music you like, but it's being played throughout the office?
Look, here's the thing, and you're going to learn this. You're still new at being a father. Yes. When you have kids, kids with an S, Billy knows what I'm talking about. It's just a cacophony of noise all the goddamn time. And so as a father, to maintain your sanity, you just learn just a hum in the background. I have no idea. Yes, he plays music. I don't know what he's playing. All I know, I have memories of individual moments like the day he played Pink Pony Strip Club.
Dan Le Batard 2:58
Pink Pony Club. Three times in one week.
Great song. Worth it. I was like, that's the first time I've ever heard it. And everyone's like, oh, it's the best song. And I'm like, nah. And then the next song was Toto Africa. And everybody was singing along like it was karaoke. And I was like, see, that's a great song. This song's been around for 40 years. Yeah, well, I'm just saying. There's a reason why. In 40 years, Pink Pony Club will be the same thing. I bet you in five years it won't.
Billy 3:19
Yeah. I bet you next year it won't. Hold on a second. Wait, hold on a second. Hold on a second. You just said that Pink Pony Club will be as relevant in 40 years as Toto's Africa is today?
Amin Elhassan 3:30
Well, it depends. Is Weezer going to cover it?
You guys heard the Weezer cover? That's the reason all these 22-year-olds in our office know what it is.
Amin Elhassan 3:38
I'm going to tell you right now. Wow, that was so dismissive.
Sorry, Mike Malley and Ethan Badowski. I love you. Jeremy, let me tell you something. Forget about Total Africa. That's a Hall of Fame. Why am I bringing that up? It's not even as catchy as Partying in the USA. It's not even as catchy as Party in the USA.
Billy 3:53
Wait, are you talking about Toto?
Amin Elhassan 3:55
No, he's saying Pink Pony Club. Pink Pony Club. Wow.

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