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    US Open Champ Matthew Fitzpatrick, NBA Draft And Mt Rushmore With Joey And Pat From Out And About

    en-usJune 24, 2022

    Podcast Summary

    • Finding enjoyment in golf and sportsUnexpected events in sports can lead to enjoyable moments, and using fun products can enhance golf experiences.

      Golf can present challenges that can ruin the experience, but finding enjoyment comes from having fun with friends and using products like Fireball Whiskey and its new Fireball birdie shot club. In the world of sports, there are significant events like the NBA draft, which saw unexpected picks, and the importance of quality sleep for athletes, especially during intense training periods. The Detroit Pistons made notable picks, and the Kings continued their trend of making less-than-ideal choices. A redraft of NBA players might be worth considering after a few years. Overall, the golf outing and sports discussions highlight the importance of enjoying the moment and making the most of unexpected situations.

    • Detroit drafts Jaden Ivey, Perk's mispronunciations, and Woj's tweetDetroit selected Jaden Ivey in the NBA draft, Perk entertained with mispronunciations, Woj's tweet caused controversy, fans anticipate new players' contributions

      The 2022 NBA Draft was an exciting event, with Detroit selecting Jaden Ivey as their top pick, marking the team's return to form. Perk's entertaining mispronunciations of players' names added to the fun, despite some critics finding it disrespectful. Another intriguing aspect was Woj's tweet about Jabari Smith being the first pick, which raised questions about insider trading. Regardless, the draft's complexity and the numerous rules surrounding trades can be frustrating for fans, making it a less enjoyable experience compared to other sports drafts like the NFL. Despite the challenges, fans and analysts alike look forward to seeing how these new players will contribute to their respective teams in the future.

    • Understanding NBA draft picks and tradesFans struggle to follow NBA draft picks and trades due to their complexity, causing frustration when favorite teams make confusing moves or pass on perceived impact players.

      The complexity of NBA draft picks and trades can lead to confusion and frustration among fans, especially when their favorite teams make moves they don't understand. For instance, Knicks fans are upset about their team getting rid of a contract to pursue a free agent, while the Thunder's large number of picks adds to the confusion. A specific example is the Johnny Davis pick by the Wizards, which was predicted based on a conversation with John Thompson III, a former Georgetown coach now working with the team. Fans' frustration is heightened when their team passes on perceived impact players for less proven talent, such as the Bulls' selection of a dog named Dale and Terry in the draft. Ultimately, the intricacies of NBA draft picks and trades can make it difficult for fans to follow and understand the decisions being made by their teams.

    • Building a Basketball Team with Draymond GreenBuilding a team with only Draymond Green could lead to internal conflicts and suspensions due to his temperament. Duke has multiple lottery picks, while UNC may return key players for another run. Unexpected family ties in basketball add intrigue.

      The discussion revolved around the idea of building a basketball team solely with Draymond Greens and the potential outcomes of Duke and UNC in the NBA draft. The group expressed that such a team might face internal conflicts and suspensions due to Green's known temperament. They also discussed Duke's numerous lottery picks and UNC's potential to return key players for another run. The conversation also touched on the unexpected connections between basketball players and their families, such as Jaden Ivy's mother's WNBA background. Overall, the group shared their observations and opinions on various basketball-related topics, including team dynamics, draft prospects, and family ties.

    • The NBA draft: A rollercoaster ride of surprises and debatesFrom historical debates to unexpected turns, the NBA draft is a complex and unpredictable event, filled with excitement and intrigue.

      The NBA draft is full of surprises and unexpected turns. From Shaden Sharp's mysterious departure from teams due to "friends" issues, to the infamous Benedict Arnold draft joke, the draft is a rollercoaster ride for fans and teams alike. The conversation also touched on the debate over whether the first overall pick in 1977 was Larry Bird or Kent Benson, highlighting the historical significance of the draft. The group also discussed the potential of Grady Dick, a high school player from Kansas, to break the streak of non-white number one picks, and the low percentage of successful second-round picks. The draft is a time of excitement and anticipation, with fans and analysts making predictions and placing bets on the outcome. The 2024 draft was identified as a potential turning point, with a French player predicted to go first overall. The conversation ended with Jake plugging his lacrosse broadcast and the group making their calls on who would break the streak. Overall, the NBA draft is a complex and unpredictable event, full of intrigue and excitement.

    • The Speaker's Love for Taco Bell's Crunchwrap Breakfast and Sports DiscussionThe speaker shared his affinity for Taco Bell's Crunchwrap Breakfast and provided insights on Jabari Smith's potential fit in the Houston Rockets, while expressing excitement about the Stanley Cup final and acknowledging Vasilevskiy's impact on the Tampa Bay Lightning's success.

      The speaker had an impressive experience with Taco Bell's Crunchwrap Breakfast item and considers it his go-to fast food breakfast item. He also shared his thoughts on Jabari Smith's potential fit in the Houston Rockets roster, suggesting he could be a plus player if he develops shot creation skills. The conversation then shifted to sports, specifically the Stanley Cup final, where the speaker expressed excitement about the Avalanche's performance and their chances of winning. He also acknowledged the importance of Vasilevskiy's goalkeeping skills for the Tampa Bay Lightning's success. Overall, the conversation covered various topics, including food, sports, and basketball, with the speaker expressing strong opinions and experiences related to each.

    • Intense hockey moments and controversial callsDuring games, unexpected plays and referee decisions can lead to confusing outcomes, but the excitement of sports remains.

      Hockey games can be filled with intense moments and controversial calls that leave fans and players feeling confused and frustrated. During a game, the speakers discussed an instance where they believed a goal was scored but the referees did not blow the horn, leading to an anticlimactic end to the play. They also touched on the topic of rule-breaking in hockey, where sometimes the referees allow plays to continue despite infractions, such as a goal scored after a helmet comes off. The speakers also expressed their excitement for the Stanley Cup playoffs and the unique traditions surrounding the championship trophy. However, they also shared their disappointment with Dan Snyder, the owner of a football team, and his ongoing involvement in the league, despite allegations and controversies surrounding his actions. Overall, the conversation highlighted the passion and unpredictability of sports and the impact of decisions made by officials on the outcome of games.

    • NFL's complex power dynamics hinder removal of controversial figuresThe NFL's power structure, with owners holding sway, complicates addressing controversial figures in ownership roles.

      The NFL's power structure, with the owners holding significant control over the commissioner, makes it challenging to remove controversial figures like Dan Snyder from ownership roles. The owners' collective decision-making process, as described in the discussion, highlights the complexities of addressing such issues. Furthermore, the excitement surrounding Arch Manning's college football decision is a notable contrast to the ongoing challenges in professional sports ownership. Despite the skepticism, Arch Manning's decision to attend the University of Texas, now part of the SEC, presents a unique opportunity for him to build his own legacy separate from his famous family.

    • Anticipated Matchups and Potential Moves in SportsQuinn Ewers vs Arch Manning, Kyrie Irving's possible destinations, KD's future uncertain, Matt Fitzpatrick wins US Open, Chevrolet's Blazer EV

      The sports world is full of exciting matchups and potential moves in the future. Quinn Ewers is expected to start for Texas against Arch Manning when they are both freshmen, making for an anticipated matchup in 2025. The Mannings, a football dynasty, were seen in a family photo wearing coordinating outfits, reminiscent of the Bush family and their business in selling expensive life insurance. Kyrie Irving is reportedly looking to leave Brooklyn, and possible destinations include the Lakers, Boston, Cleveland, and even Sacramento. KD's future with the Nets is uncertain, and he may be avoiding podcasts due to their popularity and his reputation for joining winning teams. Matt Fitzpatrick won the US Open, causing disappointment for those who had bet on other golfers, and the podcast will feature interviews with him and Joey and Pat about the Mount Rushmore of straight things that are low key gay. Chevrolet's all-electric Blazer EV is a stylish and comfortable option for getting to the golf course.

    • Importance of teamwork and luck in golfGolf success depends on individual skill, teamwork, and luck. A strong caddy-golfer relationship and trusting each other's judgment can lead to winning moments.

      Golf is not just about individual skill and performance, but also about the importance of teamwork and luck. The golfer in this discussion shared his experience of winning a major tournament and credited his caddy for his first major championship win. They had a good relationship, and their timing worked out perfectly for them to team up. The caddy had gone through tough losses in the past, and the golfer's win brought him immense joy and relief. Another crucial moment was the golfer's shot from the bunker on the 18th hole, which was a make-or-break situation. The golfer trusted his caddy's judgment, and although he didn't hit the best shot initially, he was grateful for the good lie he got and the eventual outcome. The golfer acknowledged that without his caddy's support and the element of luck, he might not have won the tournament.

    • The US Open final putt: A nerve-wracking momentDespite analytics, speaker believed in player's 50% chance, shared heartfelt moment with coach, and victory was sweeter due to past success at the same course.

      The US Open final putt was a nerve-wracking moment for both players and spectators alike. Despite having a 25% chance of success according to the analytics, the speaker believed Will had a 50% chance based on his performance that day. As the putt was being made, the speaker suppressed his excitement, knowing he couldn't celebrate too soon. When the putt missed, the speaker went to console Billy, his coach, and shared a heartfelt moment with him. The experience was a culmination of emotions for the speaker, and the outpouring of joy from his family made the victory even sweeter. The fact that the US Open win came at the same course where he had won the US Amateur in 2013 added to the significance of the moment. Overall, the US Open victory was a testament to the speaker's resilience, determination, and the support of his coach and family.

    • Previous experience and success boost confidence and performance in golfFamiliarity with a golf course and past success can significantly enhance a golfer's confidence and performance during a tournament, contributing to their victory.

      Familiarity with a golf course and past success can significantly impact a player's confidence and performance during a tournament. The speaker, a golfer, shares his experience of winning the US Open and how his previous experience and success at the same course played a massive role in his victory. He felt confident, comfortable, and less intimidated by the course, which helped him immensely. The golfer also mentions the importance of luck and fortunate bounces in golf, as champions need to be great and also get some lucky breaks. Additionally, the golfer discusses how he added distance to his drives using a specialized golf club with adjustable weights and following an app program, similar to working out at the gym.

    • US Open win holds personal significance for intervieweeInterviewee values US Open for challenging conditions, sees Masters as top tournament, and plans to reflect before next move.

      The US Open win by Willie Z holds a special significance for the interviewee, not just for the championship title, but also as a form of revenge against the US after he took it back from them. The interviewee ranks the US Open as the tournament where he felt he had the best chance to win due to the challenging conditions that suited his game. However, he holds a deep respect for the Masters and always tends to rank it as his number one tournament. The interviewee shared an experience of facing suspect pin positions during the US Open, but overall, he enjoys playing on tough courses and appreciates the challenge they present. Despite winning the US Open, the interviewee plans to take some time off to celebrate and reflect before deciding on his next move in his golf career. He had only one sip of champagne on the night of his win.

    • Experiences of media day and tournament winningsOne shared their endurance during a long media day, another their excitement for tournament winnings. Spring discussed for enhancing fitness with Peloton and setting personal goals.

      Both individuals shared their unique experiences - one about enduring a long media day without food and the other about winning a significant tournament and the anticipation of receiving the winnings. The first person went without food during a media day, lasting over 15 holes, while the other won a large sum of money in a Fortnite tournament and eagerly awaited its deposit into his account. Spring was also discussed as an ideal time to enhance fitness routines, with Peloton being a popular choice for home workouts. The interviewee shared their admiration for Peloton's challenging classes and the convenience of working out at home. Additionally, the conversation touched on the importance of setting goals and pushing oneself to improve, whether it be in fitness or other areas of life. Overall, the conversation highlighted the importance of perseverance, determination, and the pursuit of personal growth.

    • Discussing Pride Parade, NBA Teams, and Company LogosDespite differing opinions on NBA teams and personal preferences, New Amsterdam vodka remains a constant presence during podcast discussions. The importance of inclusivity was acknowledged, but concerns about authenticity in logo changes were raised.

      Regardless of the city, team, or game outcome, New Amsterdam vodka remains a constant presence. During their podcast discussion, Joey and Pat, the hosts of Aw, shared their excitement about attending the pride parade and their differing opinions on the Celtics. While Pat is optimistic about the team's potential, Joey favors the Bulls. They also debated the appeal of various NBA players and discussed their preferences for sports and entertainment, including football and volleyball. The conversation then shifted to the topic of companies changing their logos to show support during Pride Month. Both hosts acknowledged the importance of inclusivity but expressed concerns about the authenticity of these changes, suggesting that some companies may be forced to do so to avoid backlash.

    • Celebrating Diversity Beyond Pride MonthCompanies and individuals should strive for inclusivity year-round, not just during Pride Month. Acceptance of the LGBTQ+ community should be normal, and everyone deserves to feel included regardless of sexual orientation.

      While society has made strides in accepting and celebrating diversity during Pride Month, it should not be a grand spectacle, but rather a normal part of everyday life. The acceptance of the LGBTQ+ community in various industries, including sports, is becoming more commonplace. However, it's important to remember that being a good person should not be contingent on one's sexual orientation. The rainbow flag and Pride Month should serve as a reminder to include everyone, but we should also strive for inclusivity throughout the year. Companies, including those in the defense industry, can show their support by incorporating the rainbow flag into their branding. The youth are the focus of Pride Month celebrations because they are the future, and it's crucial to ensure they feel included and accepted. Ultimately, we should aim to make the world a more inclusive place for everyone, regardless of sexual orientation.

    • Body image, competition, and unconventional activitiesExcessive focus on body image and comparing oneself to others can lead to unhealthy behaviors and unrealistic expectations. Unconventional activities should be respected as long as they are consensual and do not harm others.

      The discussion revolved around the topic of body image, competition, and various activities. The speakers were sharing their experiences and observations about certain behaviors they've encountered in the fitness community. They mentioned how some individuals focus excessively on their physique, comparing themselves to others, and analyzing different body parts. They also touched upon the topic of threesomes and sexual activities, including "double penetration" and "spit roasting," which some consider unconventional or taboo. The conversation also included references to wrestling, both professional and competitive, as an activity enjoyed by many straight men. The overall tone of the discussion was lighthearted and humorous, but it also highlighted the pressure and obsession that some individuals face when it comes to their bodies and physical appearance.

    • Exploring Wrestling and its StereotypesThe group discussed various forms of wrestling, Turkish oil wrestling, and shared their opinions, touched upon fraternities and hazing, and reacted to Arch Manning's college decision, all while showcasing their unique sense of humor and camaraderie.

      During a podcast discussion, the topic of wrestling and its various forms, including Turkish oil wrestling, was explored. The group expressed their differing opinions on the sport and its association with certain activities. They also touched upon the topic of fraternities and hazing, joking about the stereotypes surrounding them. The conversation then shifted to Arch Manning's decision to join the Texas Longhorns football team, and they shared their reactions to the news. Throughout the discussion, the group showcased their unique sense of humor and camaraderie. While some parts of the conversation may have been off-color or controversial, it was all in good fun and part of their entertaining podcast dynamic.

    • Unusual NFL draft topicsThe group discussed humorous and unusual NFL draft topics, such as a quarterback's request for a center to have a towel in their ass cheeks during games, sharing a bed on vacation, and being called 'daddy'.

      The discussion revolved around unusual and humorous topics for a hypothetical NFL draft. These topics ranged from unusual celebrations like the "quarterback under center" pick, which involved a specific request from a quarterback for a center to have a towel in their ass cheeks during games, to the more lighthearted and fantastical like "sharing a bed on vacation" or being called "daddy." The group found humor in the absurdity of these picks and engaged in a lively debate about their merits. It's important to note that the content of the discussion was not meant to be taken seriously and was purely for entertainment purposes.

    • A candid conversation about personal experiences and taboo topicsSpeakers shared humorous experiences about masturbation and gay experiences, referencing a German soccer coach. They also discussed the upcoming live show, 'Goon Fest,' and the idea of taking cell phones at the door.

      During a conversation about various topics, the discussion turned towards personal experiences and included references to sexuality and masturbation. The speakers shared their experiences and found humor in the situation. One speaker mentioned the act of smelling one's own balls during masturbation and how it can be seen as a gay experience. Another speaker shared an anecdote about a soccer coach from Germany who was famous for doing the same thing. The conversation also touched upon the upcoming live show, "Goon Fest," and the idea of taking cell phones at the door. The speakers were open and honest during the conversation, and while some of the topics discussed may be considered taboo or inappropriate, they found amusement in the situation. Overall, the conversation showcased the speakers' comfort level with each other and their ability to find humor in everyday experiences.

    • Personal preferences and what's considered 'gay'People have unique opinions on what they find 'gay' or uncool, which can be influenced by convenience, associations, and personal biases. It's essential to respect individual preferences and avoid using labels to stereotype or stigmatize others.

      During the discussion, the group shared various opinions on things they find "gay," which they defined as uncool or unfavorable. Some of the items on their list included using an umbrella, eating desserts, leather, jock straps, rim jobs, sports celebrations, shopping, classical music, body painting, swimming, putting on sunscreen, accessories, and small tattoos. The group's reasoning behind labeling these things as "gay" varied, with some finding the activities or objects inconvenient, others associating them with homosexuality, and some simply finding them uncool. Overall, the conversation highlighted the subjective nature of what people find appealing or unappealing and the importance of respecting individual preferences.

    • Perceptions of gayness based on external factorsIt's important to remember that societal norms and individual interpretations can lead to inaccurate assumptions about someone's sexuality. True self-expression and personal confidence should not be judged based on external factors.

      The size and type of tattoos, accessories, and certain actions or environments can be perceived as "gay" based on societal norms and individual interpretations. However, it's essential to remember that these perceptions are subjective and do not define one's sexuality. Confidence, self-love, and personal expression are universal qualities that should not be judged based on external factors. The discussion also touched upon the importance of being aware of how societal biases can influence our perceptions and actions. Ultimately, everyone should strive to create an inclusive environment where individuals can express themselves freely without fear of judgment or discrimination.

    • Unexpected news brings excitementUnexpected events can lead to new and exciting experiences, even when they seem uncertain or unfavorable at first.

      Despite unexpected events, such as last-minute changes to work schedules or potential job losses, there are still reasons to be excited and look forward to new experiences. For instance, Joey and Pat received unexpected news about an event they were attending, but it turned out to be a fun and exciting experience at Sony Hall in New York City. Additionally, Abercrombie & Fitch is launching a wedding shop, providing customers with a one-stop-shop for wedding attire. Despite moments of self-deprecation and humor, the overall tone of the conversation was positive and upbeat. So, even when things seem uncertain or unfavorable, there may be hidden opportunities and reasons to be optimistic.

    • A friendly golf match leads to work discussionsTeams discussed their golf game and work challenges, revealing power dynamics and decision-making stress.

      The discussion revolved around a friendly golf match between two teams, where one team, led by Jake, emerged victorious. The conversation was light-hearted and included some banter. The losing team consisted of two players from England and Scotland, and they took the defeat sportingly. The focus then shifted to their experiences at work, with one team expressing their power dynamics and their tendency to suspend people, while the other team discussed the stress of making decisions that could impact people's lives. Both teams agreed that decision-making and dealing with power dynamics can be challenging and stressful. Overall, the conversation was filled with a mix of golf banter, work-related discussions, and humorous commentary.

    • The weight of responsibility in life and golfUnderstanding the impact of our actions and striving for efficiency and simplicity are crucial in golf and life.

      Responsibility in life, especially when it comes to impacting others, should not be taken lightly. This was a recurring theme in the conversation, with the speakers expressing the significant weight they feel when their actions could potentially alter someone's future. This sentiment was conveyed through various anecdotes, such as the impact of losing a sandwich during a golf game or the desire to simplify one's golf equipment to focus on the essentials. Another interesting discussion point was the potential for technological advancements in golf equipment, specifically the idea of a multi-functional carbon fiber club. Overall, the conversation highlighted the importance of considering the potential consequences of our actions and striving for efficiency and simplicity in our lives.

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