Hour 2 – Scalping Tickets to The Oddyssey, Stu Holden
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Don't adjust your TV. The greens are green, but the fairways are brown. Just so you know, I know that, you know, we love aesthetically to look at a golf course and go, oh, I wish I had a yard like that. I don't think you want a yard like they have at Royal Birkdale. You know, the fairway, it looks like it hadn't been watered in centuries. Yes, Dylan.
I do like how over there they're like, we built this naturally into the cliffside. And here it's like we moved three trillion metric tons of dirt and wiped out an endangered species. But look at how green it is over here.
You're talking about us in the United States. Oh, okay. I thought you'd be smirching. No. Those in the Emerald Isle. No, no, no. Stat of the Day brought to you by Panini America, the official trading cards of the program. You can see the Open Championship, NBC and Peacock, where you can also see this program on Peacock, the Claret Jug. Scotty Scheffler looks to retain it. That will be coming up this weekend. Golf Channel, of course, will have live from the Open every day before and after the round. All right, 877-3DP-SHOW. Email address, dp.danpatrick.com. Twitter handle, dpshow. We are wondering, you know, the highs of Argentina winning, but the lows of England losing. And I would say the low is a lot lower than the high is with Argentina.
Because you have that. You have that match. You're winning. You're up 1-0. And then all of a sudden it was quick. It was boom. And then it was six minutes later. Next thing you know... You're just holding on for dear life, you know, waiting for them to say this game is officially over. Although there was part of that final three minutes, it was such a frenetic pace, and you had England's goaltender, he's at midfield just trying to hit bombs, you know, at least try to get it close to the goal, and they never got close. My guy Harry Kane, you know, all these big scores. Harry Kane, Mbappe, Holland didn't do anything in their biggest matches. Messi had a couple of assists, and Argentina moves on to face Spain.
They will have a consolation match, a friendly. Third place, the bronze final. That will be on Saturday in Miami. That will be England against France.
Yes, Paul. I almost pitched a really dumb idea. Would the NFL ever consider doing a third-place game during the playoffs? But I figured the answer would be universally no. Guess what? They used to do it. Dan, they used to call it the Playoff Bowl, 1960 through 1969, the Burt Bell Benefit Bowl, five times fast. The Playoff Bowl was held ten times all times in Miami, Florida. And the irony of it, they would play it after the championship game and before the Orange Bowl. Guess who was 3-0, appearing three times in the consolation game? The Detroit Lions. That's sad.
Wow. I didn't know this history at all. Here's a stat for you. Stat of the day brought to you by Panini America. Since the start of the World Cup, Argentina has scored 12 of their 19 goals after the 75th minute, including extra time.
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877-3DP-SHELL. Operator Tyler sitting by. Poll question from hour one. What are we going with at hour two, Dylan?
Well, we got a few to recap, Dan. Best awards show, Oscars, Grammys, ESPYs, or other. Oscars is winning that one, unsurprisingly. Only 40%. You can only pick one to watch on Sunday, Open Championship Final Round or World Cup Final. 60% say the World Cup. Turns out that Knicks fans should be most proud of winning the NBA Cup this season over the ESPY. Okay. And this is the real hot one. Better deli, Jewish or Italian? Now, I thought this would be a little bit closer, but Italian is running away with it at 75%.
How about that, Todd?
I got to put that in my pipe and smoke it, I guess. I just want a potato knish at any deli, whether it's in the Midwest or Northeast, Southeast, they should have a knish.
Who had the first deli? I don't know if it was an Italian deli or it was a Jewish deli. Outside of New York City and maybe Los Angeles, you're probably going to have a lot of Italian delis, Todd.
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