The Big Suey: Chris Cote's Wife's Smutty Book Club

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Welcome to the Big Suey, presented by DraftKings. Why are you listening to this show? The podcast that seems very similar to the other Dan Lebitard podcast. I'm sorry, I'm not going to apologize for that. In fact, the only difference seems to be this imaging. I have been tempted in restaurants just walking past tables to grab somebody's fries if they're just there. That hasn't happened to you guys? I've done it. And now, here's the marching man to nowhere, fat face, and the habitual liar. This episode of the Dan Lebitard Show is presented by DraftKings.
DraftKings! The crown is yours. Let's go! Let's go! Yeah! Yeah! Come on. Come on. What are you on about? You don't like the pause between? Ridiculous. Ridiculous? What are you on about? It's such a funny way to say it. So Chris Cody got back from vacation a couple days ago. And it's like, do you not know what's going on in the NFL? No. Because he just saw – Dave, he just saw – so Chris was on a cruiser. You were on all-inclusive. All-inclusive. All right, so he was away for a few days. He just got back yesterday. And it flashes across the screen just a couple minutes ago. Mike Evans signs three-year deal with the 49ers. Like – Did you not decide to catch yourself up on what happened when you were away? You just showed up like, I'll catch up on the fly?
On the day back, I was kind of just going through Twitter and, you know, looking at all the news and see, oh, this guy's here, this guy's here, and I thought I saw a lot of it. We're at war? I thought I saw, we're at war? Bam did what? But, uh, and then, and then I, and I'm, you know, but stuff's still trickling in. A lot of shit happened. But when you, okay, so you're at the all-inclusive. Do you not, you don't, like, you actually unplug. You don't follow? Oh, for sure. Like, my screen time is way down. Like, yeah, I'm having, like, moments where I'll get on the phone for, like, five or, like, a five-minute here, five-minute there. But no, like, for the most part, I am way less. Why? You don't disconnect?
You don't know about that disconnect? That's my gimmick. Dave, I feel like we work in a business where we can't just disconnect for a week and then play catch-up. I'm not on my phone the whole time when I'm on a cruise or something, but I get the Wi-Fi package and I make sure I check what's happening, you know? What the hell is Chris Cody unplugging from? Sports? I've never been an ER doctor, but I've watched The Pit a few times, and I can understand wanting to get away from that sometimes. Well, get away from sports.

What happens when Chris Cote returns from vacation?

That's the whole reason you choose to do sports for your life. I mean, you don't want to unplug. This isn't work. This is fun work. It's more just getting away from my phone in general. Okay, but how much is it? I've got to unplug. I've got to unplug. That's nice. I've got to get away from it all. From what? From watching sports? From Canucks Flames? All right, let's get down to brass tacks here, though. How much is it, Chris, because if on your vacation you got your phone out and your wife scolds you? I mean, it's really not that at all. She's reading her book. She doesn't even see you. Exactly. She's reading smut the whole time. That's my wife. But you have to. You have the built-in excuse, Zaslow. Of course you know that.
Cody, if anybody says, what are you doing on your phone? Can't you focus? Can't you be present with us? I'm sorry. I wish I could. I wish I could, but it's my job to be plugged into what's going on in sports. And unfortunately, I have to do that. I use that it's my job line so much, Greg. the year, guys. I've got to take a few days off on the, hey, honey. That's why you do it. That's one of the reasons you choose sports as a job. I've got to watch Panthers tonight. I've got to work. I use that a lot, guy. I go to that well a lot. My wife always says to me, do you have to watch this game for work? The answer's always yes. We have Highline on Friday nights, and then afterwards, I'm still working, honey. It's a team meeting we're doing after here at Las Rosas.
That's right, which for me is also kind of work.

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