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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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It's a connecting force.
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Chapter 2: What insights does Mauricio Pochettino share about media coverage?
Not that everyone needs to know my bowel situation.
You tell us whether we want to know or not.
I can't have the pork chops and the garlic cheesy bread. The other two things would cause an issue for me.
Speaking of meaningless conversation, Dan Patrick takes a gamble yesterday. We recorded that.
Chapter 3: What memories does Linda Cohn share from her 34 years at ESPN?
So it's big day, Ray. It's Dylan. Can't have a podcast without Dylan and Shea and Irving. And we were talking about Joey Chestnut and the hot dog eating contest. And then the hot dog eating contest. I'm going Joey Chestnut under 72 and a half hot dogs. He hasn't gone over since 2021. And Dan, I did a little more research. So the average hot dog length is seven inches. Oh, here we go.
He's eating around. That's huge. He's eating around 13. He's eating around. Yeah, it's a massive hot dog. Hold on now. Get a yardstick. And he's eating around 1,300 of them. Oh, buddy. Which means he's eating 710 feet of hot dogs, which is twice the height of the Statue of Liberty. The Statue of Liberty is only 305 feet? That's what my research shows.
Is that from the base, or is it from where she's, like, standing?
You always measure from the base.
Hold on, hold on.
She?
I see 305 feet and 1 inch, 93 meters. Okay, see? That's what I said. You said 305, and I thought it was more than that. So the statue alone is 151. So, yeah, you measure from the base. You've got to measure from the base. Don't they say that?
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Chapter 4: How does Pochettino address the USA team's recent performance?
It's just part of the gambling podcast there that we got around to betting on Joey Chestnut. Yes, Paul? I do have a question about the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest. Is it more of an exhibition these days? Because I think it's Joey Chestnut versus the field. Dylan may know better about the betting odds, but no one's even close to him, right? Yeah, well, Paul and I were kind of discussing this.
Is he bad for the sport, Joey Chestnut? So he's too good at what he does. I don't watch it. I've only seen a couple of highlights. I find it pretty repulsive to watch some dude dipping his hot dog buns into water and slam them in his mouth. Yes, Dylan. One quick thing. If you want to see something really gnarly, watch the lemonade chugging contest.
Chapter 5: How does Linda Cohn reflect on her career and its impact on women in sports?
But Joey Chestnut's minus 2,000 to win. So to put that into context, Shohei Otani's minus 1,600 to win the NL MVP. Spain was minus 1,500 when they tied against Cape Verde.
Chapter 6: What is Linda Cohn's legacy as she retires from ESPN?
So I think he is sort of like the secretariat of hot dogs. Is he the most dominant at his game ever, Joey Chestnut? Of any sport. If we're including this as a sport.
Chapter 7: What challenges has Linda faced during her time in sports media?
It's a sport. Yeah, sure. I know. Now, I know what the foodies will say. Well, everybody eats hot dogs. I mean, you know, everybody could try those. No, they can't. There is a science to it, and I'm not interested in it.
Chapter 8: What future plans does Linda Cohn have after leaving ESPN?
Yes. Yes, Dylan. I promise you I am closer to being able to do what Shohei Ohtani does than to eat 75 hot dogs in 10 minutes. And that's me. I'm not like, you know, some slender. I doubt that. I've seen you do nine beers, nine dogs in nine innings. You are closer to a Joey Chestnut than Shohei Ohtani. Yes, Paul.
Like if you're the second best hot dog eater in the world, you're not very well known. You just get a stomach ache and a second place trophy or check. You're not even close to this guy. No, but there's a guy who... These days? Bertoletti? No, no, no. Who's the other guy that used to be... Kobayashi? Yeah. He's well retired, I think. Is he?
think but if he goes to a barbecue like how many hot dogs do you have if you go to a like if you say oh joey chestnut's coming over hon oh better go out and get four dozen hot dogs yes still yeah i mean he is a machine like he people after the hot dog eating contest in years past people have seen him out drinking at a bar in coney island after eating 70 hot dogs so we just gotta gotta wash it down with something i'd be thirsty with all that salt yeah paul
Yeah, back in 2024, Kobayashi hung up his intestines and said, I'm done. And he said long-term health concerns, damage to his system, he was concerned. He was having trouble tasting and smelling food after contests. It was having an effect on him. Jesse in Vegas. Hi, Jesse. What do you have for me today? Good morning, second-time caller. Hey, this one's for Dylan. This is on the subject, but
I work for the fire department. Dylan cooks all the time. We cook at the fire department all the time. And notoriously, every wife at the station doesn't cook. So when we're at the station eating steaks or shrimp or something nice, smoked salmon, the wives eat... cereal or a bagel or something. None of them know how to cook. I know you just got engaged. Is that the same for you?
You guys enjoy your week off. Thank you, Jesse. I have no idea what Jesse was saying. I got it. So he's basically saying like at the firehouse, like the dudes do the cooking and the wives don't. He is asking if since I do the cooking, if my relationship is similar to that. And it actually is. She I mean, my lovely fiance cannot cook at all. She can bake and do dessert and stuff like great.
But I like doing the cooking. So it works out nicely. And I hate doing the cleaning, which also works out nicely. James in New Mexico. Hi, James. What do you have for me? Hey, DP, thanks for taking the call. Yeah, I have something for the I-team.
So in the morning at the gym, they have SportsCenter on, and the other day they had the headline after the whole Shohei and catcher situation said show no. And this morning after the USA lost, it said cold turkey-ay. So are we sure that Todd's not still working for the mothership?
Yeah.
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