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    Adam DeVine, Mt Rushmore Of Taco Bell Items, Golf Etiquette FAQ’s with Frankie & Trent + QB Tiers

    en-usJune 28, 2023

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    • Discussing Quarterback Tiers and More on Pardon My TakeThe Pardon My Take hosts created a list of quarterback tiers to generate debate, with Patrick Mahomes at the top and various other categories for different levels of quarterback talent.

      The hosts of "Pardon My Take" discussed various topics in their latest episode, including an interview with actor Adam Devine, the Mount Rushmore of Taco Bell menu items, and golf etiquette. With not much happening in the sports world, they decided to create a list of quarterback tiers to generate debate and discussion among their listeners. The list included categories such as "him" (Patrick Mahomes), "the guy," "guy adjacent," "your guy," "Kirk Cousins tier," "not the guy," and "Titanic tier." The hosts emphasized that Patrick Mahomes is the best quarterback in the league and an exceptional player, and they encouraged listeners to argue about the list on social media. The episode also featured a mention of Beau Naylor, the first black catcher in Major League Baseball, and a shout-out to g4 for their Father's Day golf collection. Overall, the episode provided entertainment and discussion points for listeners despite the lack of major sports news.

    • Who is the Best Quarterback in the NFL?Patrick Mahomes remains the top contender for the title of best quarterback in the NFL, despite potential weaknesses and controversy surrounding his performance.

      Patrick Mahomes is currently considered the best quarterback in the NFL by many, including Sam Howe and Jerry Goff, who have seen him lead the Kansas City Chiefs to five straight AFC championships at home. Mahomes' dominance is not without controversy, as some may argue for other quarterbacks like Tom Brady, Joe Burrow, or Josh Allen. However, until someone dethrones Mahomes, he remains the top contender. Despite Mahomes' impressive accomplishments, there are potential weaknesses that could be pointed out. Some suggest that the loss of Eric Bieniemy as offensive coordinator could impact Mahomes' performance. Others mention his ankle injury and the possibility of a Super Bowl hangover. Additionally, Mahomes' off-field activities, such as attending psychedelic conferences, have raised eyebrows. Despite these potential weaknesses, many still believe Mahomes will have a strong season, driven by his competitive nature and desire to prove his critics wrong. The list of top quarterbacks also includes Josh Allen, Joe Burrow, Jalen Hurts, and Lamar Jackson, with some debate over the inclusion of Aaron Rodgers and Jared Goff. Ultimately, the conversation revolves around the question of who is the best quarterback in the NFL, with Mahomes currently holding the title.

    • Discussing 'Your Guy' QuarterbacksFans deeply invest in and believe in their chosen quarterbacks, regardless of external criticism or perceived shortcomings.

      The concept of "your guy" in football refers to a quarterback whom fans are deeply invested in and believe in, despite external criticism or perceived shortcomings. This discussion included various quarterbacks, such as Justin Herbert, Tua Tagovailoa, Mac Jones, and CJ Stroud, with each speaker expressing their personal conviction about their "guys." Some notable mentions included Geno Smith, Daniel Jones, Deshaun Watson, and Derek Carr. The speakers also debated the potential of rookies like CJ Stroud and Anthony Richardson, with some expressing a willingness to place them in the "guy" category due to their determination and potential. Overall, the conversation emphasized the importance of fan loyalty and belief in a quarterback, even in the face of criticism or skepticism.

    • Discussing NFL quarterbacks and making hypothetical betsThe group discussed various NFL quarterbacks, including Kyler Murray, and entertained the idea of making bets on their performances, while acknowledging it was all in good fun and not based on solid information.

      The discussion revolved around creating a list of NFL quarterbacks, with Kyler Murray being a top contender, and making bets on their performances. The conversation was light-hearted and not based on firm beliefs, but rather to stir up debate and entertain. The list included various quarterbacks, with no clear rules or order, and the stakes for the bets were not decided. The discussion also touched upon training routines, with a mention of Peloton and its challenging workouts. Additionally, there were mentions of current events, such as Leonard Fournette's car fire and Ryan Seacrest replacing Pat Sajak on Wheel of Fortune. Overall, the conversation was a mix of sports talk, entertainment, and personal experiences.

    • Impact of comment section elimination on user engagementThe elimination of comment sections on websites can negatively impact user engagement and potentially stifle the exchange of ideas and opinions, particularly for those whose careers have been fostered through these platforms.

      The elimination of comment sections on websites, such as Pro Football Talk, can significantly impact user engagement and potentially stifle the exchange of ideas and opinions. This loss can be particularly significant for those whose careers have been fostered through these platforms. The hosts discussed their disappointment with Mike Florio's decision to eliminate the comment section, comparing it to the loss of other beloved but imperfect platforms like Kentucky Sports Radio and Ken Pomp. They expressed their hope that the removal of the comment section would not be permanent and that they could continue to engage with their audience in this way. Additionally, the group reminisced about their favorite game shows, with Ryan Seacrest's transition from radio DJ to morning talk show host and game show host being highlighted as an impressive career evolution.

    • Embracing new experiences for connection and enjoymentValuing experiences, whether it's trying new foods or engaging in unique activities, can lead to meaningful connections and enjoyment in life. Don't let potential criticism or limitations hold you back from living in the moment and making the most of life's adventures.

      The speaker values experiences, whether it be trying new things like ordering extra desserts or engaging in unique games like "pickle" or even traveling to new places. He sees these experiences as opportunities for connection and enjoyment, and is not deterred by potential criticism or limitations. The speaker also expresses a sense of adventure and a desire to make the most of life, even if that means attempting to consume all 21 cocktails on a menu during a vacation. The conversation also touched upon the topic of pro football and shared memories of playing with toys like the vortex football. Overall, the speaker's perspective emphasizes the importance of living in the moment and embracing new experiences.

    • Handling unexpected setbacks and disappointmentsLife's unpredictability requires resilience, and finding joy in small moments can help us stay positive.

      Unexpected setbacks and disappointments, whether in sports or life, can be tough to handle, but it's important to remember that everyone goes through them and to keep moving forward. From Ryan Mallett's sudden fall from grace in the NFL to Alec Manoa's rough outing against younger players in the minors, the discussion highlighted the unpredictability of life and the importance of staying resilient. Additionally, the conversation touched on the joy of ordering appetizers at dinner, with Jake sharing his passion for LSU and the infamous video of fans celebrating their win in an unconventional way. Overall, the conversation was a reminder that life is full of surprises, both good and bad, and it's essential to find joy in the little things and keep a positive attitude.

    • Speakers share their love for Taco Bell and Chick-fil-AThe speakers fondly discussed owning their favorite food chains for personal use, sharing unique experiences, and agreeing on the joy and significance these establishments bring to their lives, despite the impracticality of the idea.

      During this conversation, the speakers expressed their fondness for various food chains, particularly Taco Bell and Chick-fil-A. They jokingly discussed the idea of owning these chains and having them installed in their homes for personal use. The speakers also shared their unique experiences with these restaurants, some growing up with them as a treat, while others having more critical opinions. Despite the differences, they all agreed on the joy and significance these food establishments hold in their lives. However, they acknowledged the impracticality of having such setups due to the upkeep and costs involved. Overall, the conversation showcased the speakers' shared appreciation for these food chains and the memories and experiences they bring.

    • Taco Bell Discussion: Country App Supreme, Crunchwrap Supreme, and MoreDespite differing opinions, Jake and Billy agreed that Taco Bell offers delicious food and shared their thoughts on popular items like the Country App Supreme, Crunchwrap Supreme, and Nacho Fries, acknowledging the menu's versatility and the joy it brings to consumers.

      Despite varying opinions on the "best" Taco Bell items, there's a consensus that the fast food chain offers delicious and enjoyable food. During a discussion, Jake and Billy shared their thoughts on popular Taco Bell items based on a BuzzFeed list and their personal experiences. They debated the merits of the Country App Supreme, the Crunchwrap Supreme, and the Nacho Fries, among others. While some items were considered overrated, such as the Kuznetscream, others were highly regarded, like the Cheesy Gordita Crunch and the Chalupa. The group also acknowledged that there's a wide range of options on the menu, and everyone has their preferences. The conversation showcased the enthusiasm and passion people have for Taco Bell, and the idea of a 24-hour Taco Bell eating challenge was suggested as an entertaining video concept. Overall, the discussion highlighted the appeal and versatility of Taco Bell's menu and the joy it brings to consumers.

    • A group's lively discussion about their favorite Taco Bell itemsFriends shared their favorite Taco Bell menu items, creating a warm atmosphere of camaraderie and excitement.

      The group was engaging in a friendly debate about their favorite Taco Bell menu items, but instead of debating, they ended up praising each other's picks and putting down others. The conversation highlighted some of their favorite items, including the cheesy gordita crunch, grilled cheese burrito, and Flamin' Hot Doritos Locos Tacos. The group also shared memories and experiences related to Taco Bell, such as working there and trying different menu items. Despite some misunderstandings and interruptions, they continued to engage in the conversation and showed excitement for each other's picks. The conversation showcased their passion for Taco Bell and their camaraderie.

    • Disagreement over Baja Blast exclusivityTaco Bell and Pepsi had a dispute over rights to Baja Blast, but ultimately decided to focus on Doritos Locos Tacos and breakfast crunchwrap as menu items to compare.

      During the discussion, there was a disagreement between Taco Bell and Pepsi regarding the exclusivity of Baja Blast. Taco Bell held the rights to the drink, and Pepsi wanted to expand its availability. The group noted that there are various menu items from both Taco Bell and Hank's place, with some similarities and differences. They decided to focus on the Doritos Locos Tacos as their third pick, with Hank's suggestion being a variation of the Loco Taco. The group also had a lively debate about the inclusion of the breakfast crunchwrap as a potential pick, with some arguing it was a different menu item and others insisting it should be considered. Ultimately, they decided to allow it as their final pick, acknowledging its popularity and uniqueness.

    • A Passionate Love for Taco Bell's Fire SauceOne person's love for Taco Bell's fire sauce drives them to keep a secret stash and enhance their meals, while also appreciating other menu items and acknowledging the value of diverse dining experiences.

      The speaker is passionately in love with Taco Bell's fire sauce and incorporates it into various aspects of their life. They believe it enhances the flavors of all Taco Bell menu items and even goes as far as keeping a secret stash for special occasions. The fire sauce is not the hottest option, but it provides the perfect amount of heat and deliciousness. The speaker also expresses a deep affection for other Taco Bell menu items, such as soft tacos, cheesy gritty crunch variations, and cinnamon twists. They even have a custom order that includes a grilled cheese burrito and various types of meat and cheeses. Despite their strong preference for Taco Bell, they acknowledge that it's not the only restaurant they enjoy and that different restaurants offer unique experiences.

    • A Taco Bell love story: Creating large orders and reminiscing about favoritesTaco Bell offers a memorable dining experience beyond just fast food with a wide range of menu items, personal connections, and nostalgic appeal.

      Taco Bell offers a wide range of menu items that can cater to various hunger levels and moods. The speaker shares their personal experience of creating large orders, which can lead to extreme reactions such as falling asleep or being unable to sleep due to overeating. They also reminisce about specific menu items like the Baja Chalupas and Cinnabon delights. Despite the occasional embarrassing experiences, the speaker's love for Taco Bell remains strong, and they continue to enjoy exploring new menu combinations. The speaker also mentions the nostalgic appeal of Taco Bell's old signage and the unique experience of dining at an old Taco Bell location. Overall, Taco Bell offers more than just fast food; it provides a memorable and often nostalgic dining experience.

    • The power of food commercials and celebrity endorsementsFood commercials under the influence of cannabis can significantly increase cravings. Celebrities like Pierce Brosnan can also create a connection through shared experiences.

      Food commercials, especially when under the influence of cannabis, can have a powerful impact on our desires and cravings. The speakers shared their experiences of being drawn to Taco Bell after seeing a particularly enticing commercial, highlighting the effectiveness of such advertising. Additionally, they discussed the allure of Hollywood stars, using Pierce Brosnan as an example, and how even those in seemingly different worlds can still connect through shared experiences. The unexpected humor in everyday situations, like encountering a man with a monocle at an art show, was also emphasized as a source of amusement.

    • Finding Opportunities in Unusual ExperiencesEmbrace the unexpected and find humor in difficult situations to create opportunities and unique talking points.

      Having an unusual experience or story can open doors and create opportunities, even if it comes from an unexpected or unfortunate situation. The speaker in this conversation shares his experience of getting hit by a cement truck as a child and how it has become a unique talking point in interviews and conversations. He also mentions how it inspired him to become a comedian, just like how Spider-Man became a superhero after being bitten by a radioactive spider. The conversation also touches upon the idea of finding humor in unexpected situations and turning them into something positive. The speaker also reflects on how his injury has been a blessing in disguise, as it has given him a unique perspective and something interesting to share. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of embracing the unexpected and finding the silver lining in difficult situations.

    • Formative Experiences with Comedy and FootballThe speaker's childhood experiences with comedy and Nebraska football shaped their identity and passion, leading them to continue performing impressions and remain hopeful for the team's future.

      The speaker's early experiences with comedy and Nebraska football have shaped their identity and passion. The speaker's first gigs in comedy involved doing impressions of Chris Farley and a local character, but after Farley's death, the speaker continued to do a "respectful" impression from the grave. The speaker grew up during Nebraska's football glory years and their first taste of alcohol came during a championship celebration. However, as an adult, the speaker has had to deal with the disappointment of the team's decline and the failed tenure of Scott Frost, who looked like the embodiment of a Nebraskan. Despite these setbacks, the speaker remains hopeful for the future of Nebraska football and continues to hold onto the memories of their formative experiences.

    • Meeting Intimidating Coaches and Finding SuccessDespite varying coaching styles, success can be achieved. The speaker shares an encounter with an intimidating coach, Bo Pelini, and admires his accomplishments. Nebraska football's potential is acknowledged, along with the speaker's involvement in various projects.

      Everyone, including coaches and celebrities, can have unique personalities and ways of interacting. The speaker shared an experience of meeting Bo Pelini, who had an intimidating demeanor, contrasting the usual polite Nebraska coaches' approach. Despite this, the speaker acknowledges Pelini's success and admires him as a great coach. The conversation also touched on missed opportunities for Nebraska in recruiting talented athletes like Danny Woodhead and Joe Burrow. The speaker remains optimistic about the future of Nebraska football and shares a personal connection to the team. Another topic discussed was the speaker's involvement in various projects, including "Workaholics" and "The Outlaws," which he developed from an initial idea and saw through to production with the help of writers and Netflix. Overall, the conversation showcases the speaker's passion for football and storytelling.

    • The Power of Passion and PerseveranceStaying true to your passion and persevering through criticism and challenges can lead to unexpected success and admiration from others.

      Perseverance and staying true to one's passion can lead to unexpected success and the admiration of others. The discussion revolves around the career of Adam Sandler and how he faced criticism but continued to create content that resonated with a large audience. The speaker also shares his own experiences of pursuing his dreams in Hollywood and the importance of staying committed even when faced with challenges. The conversation also touches upon the camaraderie and support within the entertainment industry, as well as the unexpected opportunities that can arise from staying true to one's artistic vision.

    • From unexpected comedian to singerAdam Devine's unexpected singing talent led him to audition for Pitch Perfect and unexpectedly launched his career in entertainment

      Adam Devine's career in comedy and singing was unexpected and unplanned. He never saw himself as particularly good-looking or believed he was good enough to be a romantic lead in movies. However, his unexpected talent in singing led him to audition for the Pitch Perfect movie, where he was cast despite his lack of preparation. His ability to sing convincingly, even if he felt like an imposter, helped him gain opportunities in the entertainment industry. The unexpected autocomplete result on Google when searching for "Adam Devine" also shows how his public image has been shaped by his unexpected roles and talents.

    • Media distorts public perceptionMedia reporting can shape perceptions, even when facts are inaccurate. Clear communication is essential to avoid misunderstandings.

      Public perception can be distorted based on media reporting, even when the truth is more nuanced. The speaker shared an experience where a misunderstanding arose from a podcast discussion, leading to headlines suggesting he had witnessed a shooting. In reality, he had only heard about a shooting in his neighborhood. The incident resulted in an outpouring of concern from friends and family, demonstrating the power of media to shape perceptions, even if inaccurately. Moreover, the speaker shared his dreams of appearing on game shows, particularly Price is Right, and his self-deprecating humor about his intelligence. He also shared a story about a neighbor's extravagant poker games and the impact of a murder in the neighborhood on his loved ones. The speaker's anecdotes highlight the importance of clear communication and the potential consequences of misunderstandings in everyday life.

    • Media Distortion and Adam Devine's ClarificationMedia can distort information, leading to misunderstandings. Comedian Adam Devine clarified he didn't witness a murder but observed suspicious activity. He's married to Chloe Bridges, has a day named after him in Omaha, and continues to find success in his career.

      The media can quickly distort information, leading to inaccuracies and misunderstandings. This was evident in a discussion with comedian Adam Devine, who clarified that he didn't witness a murder but had observed suspicious activity at the scene in previous weeks. Devotees of Devine's work were thrilled to learn about his marriage to Chloe Bridges, with whom he shares a deep connection. The comedian also shared his surprise and excitement about having a day named after him in Omaha, though the extent of the celebration remains to be seen. Devine's career accomplishments include filming a stand-up special in Omaha, which drew a massive crowd, and starring in a new Netflix movie. Despite his success, he remains grounded and humble, acknowledging the occasional challenges and quirks that come with fame.

    • Self-care and Golf: Balancing Personal Needs and CommunitySeek professional help for personal emotions and thoughts, golf brings joy and community, and self-care is crucial for maintaining ability to support others

      Self-care is essential, especially during times when we are giving extensively to others. The discussion highlighted the importance of seeking help from professionals like those at BetterHelp when dealing with personal emotions and thoughts. The hosts shared their experiences of how therapy has helped them find balance in their lives and maintain their ability to support others without neglecting themselves. Additionally, the conversation touched on the excitement and camaraderie in golf, where fans can root for their favorite players while also expressing dislike for others, making the sport more enjoyable. The hosts also shared their golf-related pet peeves and discussed the impact of Tiger Woods' golfing career on the sport. Overall, the conversation emphasized the importance of taking care of oneself while also engaging in activities that bring joy and community.

    • Rooting for the Underdog GolferEvery golfer deserves support, from promising newcomers to established pros, as they strive for success in their careers.

      There is always a golfer to root for, even if they haven't yet achieved major success. The discussion revolved around various golfers, including Tommy Fleetwood, Charlie Woods, and Rory McIlroy, and the idea that everyone needs a "guy" to support, no matter their current standing in the sport. The conversation also touched on the expectations and struggles of golfers like Colin Morikawa, who have had impressive starts to their careers but haven't yet won a major. Despite the wait, fans remain hopeful that these golfers will eventually reach the top. Additionally, the group discussed Michael Block, a club pro who gained attention for competing in a major championship, and the importance of recognizing that even those who haven't reached the pinnacle of their sport are still talented athletes. Overall, the conversation emphasized the excitement and anticipation that comes with following golfers on their journeys to greatness.

    • Media and public pressure on athletesMedia and public attention can create unrealistic expectations and narratives for athletes, affecting their performance and reputation.

      The media and public attention can put immense pressure on athletes, leading them to be idolized or criticized, sometimes unfairly. This was discussed in relation to a golfer named Max, who faced high expectations due to being a hometown favorite. Max's case illustrates how the media and public can create a narrative around an athlete, which can shift their image and put added pressure on their performance. The conversation also touched upon the challenges of dealing with slow golfers on the course and the etiquette surrounding playing through or waiting for them. Overall, the discussion highlighted the complexities of being an athlete in the public eye and the importance of understanding the impact of media and public perception.

    • Impact of Tee Sheet and Golf Etiquette on Golf Outing ExperienceRespecting the tee sheet and golf etiquette enhances the golf outing experience for all players. Avoid disrupting pace and enjoyment by not rushing or intruding on others' balls.

      The organization of a golf outing, specifically the tee sheet and the behavior of other groups, can significantly impact the experience of the players. If a twosome is placed behind a foursome, it can lead to feelings of anxiety and rushing, disrupting the pace and enjoyment of the game. On the other hand, repeated ball intrusions from a group behind can be a cause for concern and potentially dangerous situations. It's important for all players to respect the rules and the safety of others on the course. Another topic discussed was the etiquette of bringing your own beverages versus purchasing from the course. While it's generally discouraged, it's a common practice among golfers. However, there can be consequences, such as being denied service or even being asked to leave the course if the situation becomes problematic. It's essential to consider the potential implications and maintain a respectful attitude towards the golf course and its staff.

    • Bringing Your Own Drinks to Social Events: Discreetly and AppropriatelyWhen older, bring drinks discreetly to social events, don't bring excessive amounts, acceptable in certain settings, handle difficult friends, and share missed opportunities for bonding.

      It's understandable to bring your own drinks to social events when you're young and looking to save money. However, as you get older, it's important to be more discreet about it. Don't let others see you sneaking in drinks and don't bring excessive amounts. Also, it's acceptable to sneak drinks in certain settings like movie theaters and even on airplanes, as long as you're not disruptive. When dealing with a friend who is bringing down the mood of the group, it's challenging, but the best approach is to just get through it. Everyone has that one friend who takes things too seriously, and changing their behavior may not be possible. Lastly, sharing experiences of missed opportunities, like Trent's infamous golf game, can bring people closer together and create lasting memories.

    • Effective Communication and Mindset in GolfMaintain good rhythm, share info wisely, have right mindset, avoid distractions, and support others on the course.

      Communication and mindset are crucial elements in golf, especially when playing with others. It's important to consider when to share information and maintain a good rhythm of play to avoid holding up the group. Additionally, having the right mindset, including the right amount of alcohol in your system, can significantly impact your performance. Another essential aspect of golf etiquette is avoiding being a noticeable distraction to others, such as being slow or engaging in excessive shit talking. Lastly, it's important to remember that golf is a personal sport, and outwardly rooting against another player can be discouraging and unwelcome.

    • Be genuine when helping others find their ballsAvoid misleading others during golf ball searches to maintain a positive atmosphere on the course

      Golf etiquette involves helping others look for their balls, but it's important to be genuine and not mislead them. Faking a look or finding the wrong ball can lead to disappointment and embarrassment for the other player. Additionally, there are situations where it's not expected for you to leave your cart to help search for a ball, especially if it's on the other side of the fairway. Lastly, be careful with your words and actions, as they can have unintended consequences. For instance, falsely claiming to have found someone's ball or guessing the same number repeatedly can lead to frustration and unnecessary tension in the game. Overall, being mindful of others and maintaining a positive attitude will enhance the golfing experience for everyone involved.

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    Pardon My Take
    en-usJune 14, 2024

    Joey Chestnut Is Out Of The Hot Dog Competition, US Open With Caddie Michael Collins, NBA Finals With Kevin Love, Kristaps Hurt And Pardon Your Take

    Joey Chestnut Is Out Of The Hot Dog Competition, US Open With Caddie Michael Collins, NBA Finals With Kevin Love, Kristaps Hurt And Pardon Your Take

    Emergency beginning of the show had to be retaped after we get news that Joey Chestnut is out of the 4th of July Hot Dog Eating Competition after taking money from a vegan hot dog brand and our whole world has been shattered (00:00:00-00:17:49). Kristaps is hurt and Hank had a rough day (00:17:49-00:28:39). Pug might be a coward (00:28:39-00:35:58). Danny Hurley is staying at Uconn and SCF Game 2 (00:35:58-00:56:38). Hot Seat/Cool Throne and Buster Olney has been hacked and Kevin Durant is back on twitter (00:56:38-01:19:31). Caddie Michael Collins joins us to talk about the US Open, hardest part about being a caddie, his crazy career jump from comedian to caddy to ESPN golf personality and more (01:19:31-01:52:21). We then are joined by recurring guest and good friend Kevin Love to talk about the NBA Finals, what does Kyrie need to do to find it, his top 5, and how sick it was playing on the Olympics (01:52:21-02:23:44). We finish with listener submitted Pardon Your Takes (02:23:44-02:42:02).


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    Pardon My Take
    en-usJune 12, 2024

    Greg Olsen, Celtics Take Game 2, SCF G1 And Vanny Woodhead Is Back

    Greg Olsen, Celtics Take Game 2, SCF G1 And Vanny Woodhead Is Back

    The Celtics take a commanding series lead after winning Game 2. Jrue Holiday dominates and Kyrie is letting the Mavs down (00:00:00-00:27:09). Caitlin Clark left off the Olympics team and people are big mad (00:27:09-00:39:52). Who’s back of the week including Scottie Scheffler, James Harden and College Baseball (00:39:52-00:56:31). Greg Olsen joins the show to talk about upcoming TEU, winning an Emmy, being the second FOX game this year, what NIL would’ve looked like for him and more (00:56:31-01:45:27). We finish the show talking about the triumphant return of Vanny Woodhead (01:45:27-01:57:31).


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    Pardon My Take
    en-usJune 10, 2024

    Celtics Win Game 1, SCF Preview With Paul Bissonnette, Edmonton Oilers Evander Kane And Fyre Fest Of The Week

    Celtics Win Game 1, SCF Preview With Paul Bissonnette, Edmonton Oilers Evander Kane And Fyre Fest Of The Week

    The Celtics absolutely smashed the Mavs in Game 1 and Cocky Hank is feeling himself while Mavs Max is down real bad. Porzingis looked healthy and Lebron tried to steal Game 1 headlines yet again (00:00:00-00:17:47). Dan Hurley possibly to the Lakers and how Coach K is behind all of this (00:17:47-00:39:52). Paul Bissonnette joins the show to break down the Stanley Cup Final, who has the advantage, will Canada be rooting for the Oilers and his official invitation to Dingers Only (00:39:52-01:06:17). Edmonton Oilers Evander Kane joins the show to talk about the SCF, coming back from an insane injury, his first fight in the league, how the team feels before Saturday night and more (01:06:17-01:42:49). We finish the show with Fyre Fest of the week and PFT's big new purchase (01:42:49-02:07:53).


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    Pardon My Take
    en-usJune 07, 2024

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