Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Chapter 2: What is Rueban Bain's story and its significance?
Everybody has opinions. Traveling all that time to play a divisional game? I don't get it. That one makes no sense to me. That's a storyline. As we see the expansion to 18 games and more international games, you're going to see more and more of this, by the way. Get ready for it because there are going to be a lot more games overseas coming up. And the NFL knows that.
They're expanding their brand. They want to make more money. And it's all about the bottom line. And you know that. They want to make more money. And the way to do that is to expand the international audience.
And I also wonder this, because we were talking about, you plan all these international games, and I think a flight from the West Coast out there is like 15 hours or something along those lines. Man, to start out your year with that, following training camp and all that, it feels like if you're going to plan international games, it should be surrounding a bye week.
There should be a bye week attached to it, so at least you're not dealing with jet lag or whatever. But you're starting off the season with that. I can't imagine that either coach, whether it's Shanahan, McVay, anybody involved is thrilled with the opportunity to do that. Yeah, but don't forget, Jonas, they get the week off after this preseason. They get a week off nowadays.
Don't forget about that. Yeah, but are they going to ā Are they going to have enough time out there to really take in the sights and sounds, shop around a little bit in Australia? No. But it's a business trip. You go play a game. You go on vacation with your family in the off-season. You don't go for a vacation. You're going there to play a game.
You know, look, as somebody who can't stand being on planes with people because people are so rude, at least they're flying with guys they know. And you can say, hey, dude, sit your ass down. You know what I mean? If you do that on a plane nowadays, somebody's going to fight with you. So 15 hours on a plane is way too long to go play a football game.
But I understand it when you're trying to increase the brand overseas. The American family just doesn't matter as much anymore. They can't afford to do these things like you can't be a part of it. It's expensive to go to the games here. It's difficult to afford going to the games as a regular working single or two parent home family to begin with.
Now you're moving the goalposts even more and you're going abroad and saying that your participation doesn't matter as much. We're trying to go here versus be, you know, in a place where you can afford to be there. I think that's the biggest lead. The biggest lead here is that. It's always been that way, LeVar.
Not always.
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Chapter 3: What drama surrounds Mike Vrabel and Diana Russini?
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Not that. Not that. But I understand inflation. I mean, it was it was affordable inflation. to go to games when I was a kid is the point I'm making. Like it was probably maybe more affordable, maybe less affordable in the 60s. I don't know. I don't know because that's a different time. Like that is a very different time.
But in the 80s, in the 80s, in the 80s and the 90s, it was affordable to go to games. It was affordable for a family to go see a football game. That was what they built it on. That was what they built it on. No, they built it on TV. I hate to tell you that. No, that is very true. TV is very true, but it was also filling up the stadiums with their fans.
I mean, Pete, wouldn't you rather watch it at home anyways? Me personally, yes. You're not a real fan then. You guys sound like corn bowls, man. No, it's a TV sport. It's a great TV sport. And going to the game, you got to go there. You got to park. You got to deal with idiots. You got to have drunk people around you. I mean, come on. And don't get me wrong.
You're throwing out a lot of conclusions that could be falling in the false base category, Pete. Good for you, Pete. You know that world. Yeah, I've been that guy before. I went to the Rose Bowl in 1986 when Arizona State played Michigan and we beat Harbaugh. And Jim Harbaugh was the quarterback at Michigan, Mr. Efficiency. And I was, yes, with a bunch of guys just creating all kinds of havoc.
And ASU upset him. And Bo Schembechler went to 1-7 in the Rose Bowl. And as I'm leaving the stadium, I start singing, Schembechler's 1-7, Schembechler's 1-7, Schembechler's 1-7 in the Rose Bowl. So you're one of them belligerent dudes. You want them belligerent fans. A lady tried to push me down the steps. You chose the wrong show to let me own you.
I owned you on two different conversations here, man. I think you need to go back over. You didn't own me on anything. You need to go back over 9-11. Pete, let us hear it. Come on, sing it, Pete. Come on, Pete. Ready?
Shh.
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