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    Will Compton, Comedian Sam Morril, Mt Rushmore Of Orange Things And The Finale Of Barstool Summer Camp

    August 23, 2024
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    Podcast Summary

    • College Football, Sore Relay RaceDraftKings sponsors Pardon My Take podcast, offering new customers $200 bonus bets using code 'take', and college football season starts on Saturday with NFL players resting on Thursdays.

      The Pardon My Take podcast, presented by DraftKings, is back with new episodes available on various platforms, including a discussion about college football, Mount Rushmore of orange things, and a sore relay race challenge. DraftKings is excited for the upcoming college football season, and new customers can receive $200 in bonus bets by using code "take" when betting $5. The podcast also mentioned an upcoming video featuring Huey learning to swim. While at summer camp, the hosts discussed various topics, including football, comedy, and headlines. A mistake was made regarding the start of the college football season, with games actually starting on Saturday instead of Thursday. No starters are playing in the NFL on Thursday, but college football games are taking place. The podcast also mentioned a sore relay race challenge and encouraged listeners to support their sponsors, including Mountain Dew.

    • Sports ControversiesRecent sports news includes recruiting scandals, changes in women's soccer, controversies involving MLB players, and potential international team additions, reflecting the evolving and complex nature of sports.

      The sports landscape is undergoing significant changes, from football preseason rules to college recruiting scandals, and even the potential implementation of a free market system in women's soccer. Kirk Ferentz and John Buttamayer, coaches from the University of Iowa, were suspended for recruiting violations involving transfer quarterback Cade McNamara. The NWSL (National Women's Soccer League) announced a new Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) that includes increased salaries and the potential implementation of a free market system. Aaron Judge, a Major League Baseball player, found himself in a controversy with a Little League coach, Bob LaTersa, over a perceived slight. Ronaldo, a soccer legend, created a YouTube channel and broke records with the number of subscribers he gained in a short period. Messi, another soccer great, was discussed as a potential addition to the US team for the next World Cup, but the legality and feasibility of such a move were questioned. Overall, these stories highlight the evolving nature of sports and the various controversies and changes that come with it.

    • Bezos and CelticsDespite rumors, it's uncertain if Jeff Bezos will buy the Boston Celtics due to his reported interest in other teams and lack of official statements, but the potential acquisition highlights the status symbol of owning a sports team for the ultra-wealthy.

      Jeff Bezos' potential purchase of a sports team, specifically the Boston Celtics, has been a topic of speculation due to his immense wealth. Bill Simmons, a media personality, fueled the rumors by suggesting Bezos' interest in the team could be a publicity stunt during a contract dispute. However, the likelihood of Bezos buying the Celtics is uncertain, as he has reportedly shown interest in other teams and has not made any official statements. The discussion also touched upon Bezos' past controversies, including the hacking of his phone by Saudi Arabia and his alleged encounter with Mark Zuckerberg. Ultimately, the conversation underscores the allure and symbolism of owning a sports team for the ultra-wealthy.

    • College Football, LongshotsThe Texas Longhorns, with odds of 8.5 to 1, and an underdog Big Ten team, with odds of 80 to 1, are potential longshot contenders for the national championship in college football.

      During a discussion about college football picks, the Texas Longhorns were identified as a potential national champion contender with odds of 8.5 to 1. The Longhorns, led by quarterback Quinn Emanuel, have a tough schedule with games against Georgia and Michigan, but the expanded playoffs increase their chances of making it to the championship. Another long shot pick was the Big Ten conference, specifically an underdog team with odds of 80 to 1. The Heisman Trophy pick was Miller Moss of USC, who is expected to have great value if he performs well against LSU in their season opener. The discussion also touched on the history of the Camping World Stadium in Orlando, which was built during the Great Depression as a public work project. The group also mentioned their sponsor, Mountain Dew, and discussed their Mount Rushmore of Orange Things competition. Despite some controversy over voting, it was decided that the third place points would roll over to the next Mount Rushmore competition.

    • Voting InterventionsUnexpected interventions during polls, such as checking Twitter or encouraging voting, can influence the outcome and raise questions about fairness and transparency.

      During a close race in a poll for Mount Rushmore picks on a podcast, a host unexpectedly checked Twitter and saw a neck-and-neck tie between himself and another participant. He then publicly encouraged listeners to vote, which may have influenced the outcome and benefited the other participant. The situation led to a debate on fairness and rule-breaking, with the hosts expressing differing opinions. Ultimately, the host who checked Twitter and encouraged voting did not believe he should be penalized for his actions, while another host argued that it set a bad precedent and that the rules should be enforced consistently. The discussion highlights the importance of fairness and transparency in voting processes, as well as the potential impact of unexpected events and interventions on the outcome of polls.

    • Orange ItemsParticipants shared their appreciation for various orange-related items, including fire, mac and cheese, hot sauce, goldfish, tic-tacs, fall leaves, and orange hairs on weed, showcasing their diverse preferences and the significance of these items in their lives

      During a playful debate, the participants discussed and argued about the significance of various orange-related items, including fire, mac and cheese, hot sauce, goldfish, tic-tacs, fall leaves, and orange hairs on weed. The conversation showcased their differing opinions and a bit of friendly banter. Fire was considered essential for various purposes, while mac and cheese was appreciated for its comforting nature. Hot sauce and goldfish were also favorites, with Buffalo wings and orange tic-tacs being specific mentions. Fall leaves represented the season and orange hairs on weed symbolized high-quality marijuana. Overall, the discussion highlighted the importance and enjoyment of these orange-related items in their lives.

    • Debate over draft picksFriends had a lively debate over draft picks, with disagreements and banter, but ultimately showed great sportsmanship and continued with enthusiasm.

      During a lively debate in a draft session, the participants discussed various picks for a category, with Hank's pick being weed and PFT's pick being Snooki. The conversation got heated, with Hank defending his pick and PFT expressing disagreement. They also discussed other potential picks such as pumpkins, orange tic-tacs, and Garfield. Despite some disagreements and light-hearted banter, they all showed a great sportsman spirit and continued the draft with enthusiasm. The conversation also touched upon various other topics such as politics, TV shows, and food. Overall, it was a fun and engaging conversation among friends.

    • Mountain Dew memoriesSpeakers shared fond memories of Mountain Dew-sponsored summer camp, discussed past experiences, agreed on JJ Redick's addition to the 76ers, and reminisced on sports activities and victories

      The speakers, Will Compton and the podcast hosts, shared their love for Mountain Dew and reminisced about a memorable week at summer camp sponsored by the beverage brand. They also discussed their past experiences, including Will's drunken podcast appearance and their shared anxiety the next day. Despite some misunderstandings, they all agreed that JJ Redick, a former NBA player, was a great addition to the Philadelphia 76ers team, even if they were currently rooting for their rival team, the Lakers, in the NBA Finals. They also talked about various sports activities they participated in during camp and how they won most of the events. Overall, the conversation was filled with humor, camaraderie, and appreciation for Mountain Dew and the experiences it brought them.

    • Sportsmanship and Positive AttitudeMaintaining composure and class in defeat is crucial in sports, focusing on the fun and pride in team is essential, and resilience is necessary to get back up and keep playing.

      Sports, whether at a professional level or a camp setting, require grace in defeat and a positive perspective. The speaker shared an experience where they lost a game but maintained composure and class, emphasizing that it's essential to remember that it's just a game. Even though they had the opportunity to react negatively, they chose to focus on the fun they had and the pride they took in their team. Additionally, the speaker reflected on their football career and the hits they took, acknowledging how scary and surreal the experience was but also reminding themselves to get back up and keep playing. Overall, the conversation underscored the importance of sportsmanship, resilience, and maintaining a positive attitude, even in the face of adversity.

    • Nebraska football optimismSpeaker is optimistic about Nebraska football's potential to compete with a 10-2 record, excited about defense, and believes fanbase would fuel team if they win

      Despite feeling disconnected from Nebraska football since leaving the team, the speaker is optimistic about the upcoming season and believes the team could compete with a record of 10 and two, potentially even sneaking into a playoff spot. The speaker acknowledges the challenges on the team's schedule but is excited about the potential of the team, especially with the return of most of the top defense from the previous year. The speaker also reflects on the passion and intensity of the Nebraska fanbase, noting that if the team can rattle off some wins, the fanbase would be unbelievable. The speaker expresses his excitement for the upcoming season and believes that the team could surprise many people.

    • College Football ExpectationsSpeakers anticipate a challenging season for Nebraska football, believe Wisconsin will likely win, and look forward to camaraderie and bets with friends.

      The speakers in this conversation are discussing their expectations for their college football team, Nebraska, and their upcoming games against various opponents, including Wisconsin and Iowa. They express their belief that Wisconsin will likely beat Nebraska based on their past record, but are looking forward to a challenging season and are interested in seeing how their team performs. They also mention their excitement for the camaraderie and fun of placing bets on the games with their friends. Additionally, they discuss their past experiences with coaches and hiring practices, and express their belief that Matt Rhule, their current coach, has the ability to turn things around for the team.

    • NFL predictionsThe speaker confidently predicts the Kansas City Chiefs will win over 11.5 games in the upcoming NFL season due to strong team dynamics and expected lack of competition in their division.

      Despite some past misjudgments, the speaker is confidently predicting the Kansas City Chiefs to win over 11 and a half games in the upcoming NFL season. This belief is based on their strong team dynamics and the speaker's belief that the Chiefs' division will not pose significant competition. The conversation also touched on the excitement and camaraderie that comes with making bold predictions in the world of sports. The speaker acknowledged the risks and potential backlash that come with taking unpopular stances, but ultimately embraced the challenge. Additionally, the conversation included a promotional segment for Mountain Dew and Verizon's NFL Sunday Ticket.

    • Comedy grindComedians face constant pressure to create new material and deal with marketing, promotion, and potential backlash, requiring dedication and humility

      Comedy, like a never-ending treadmill, demands constant creation and innovation from its performers. Sam Merrell, a recurring guest on this podcast, shared his experience of releasing a new Amazon special and the subsequent need to start writing new material all over again. He admitted to not celebrating the release of his special for even a week due to the frustration of dealing with marketing and promotion. Additionally, he shared anecdotes of jokes being taken out of context and even being accused of inappropriate content, adding to the challenges of being a comedian in today's world. Despite the hurdles, Merrell remains dedicated to his craft, embracing the grind and the humility it brings.

    • Heckler entitlementHecklers may feel entitled to interrupt and disrupt comedy shows, but their behavior can detract from the experience for the comedian and audience, and may be influenced by alcohol and a desire for attention.

      Hecklers at comedy shows often have a misguided sense of entitlement and a lack of self-awareness. They may feel the need to interrupt and heckle in an attempt to make the comedian laugh and form a connection, but in reality, they may not be able to do so. This behavior can be influenced by excessive alcohol consumption and a desire to be the center of attention. Comedians, like Shane Gilles, often have a strong connection with their fans, but hecklers can disrupt the flow of the show and detract from the experience for both the comedian and the audience. Additionally, comedians like Shane tour extensively and have a deep love for their craft, making it difficult for them to take breaks. The language and cultural differences in international audiences can also require comedians to adapt their material on the fly.

    • Universal themes in comedy and sportsDespite cultural differences, comedy and sports can bring people together through shared experiences and appreciation for talent. The global appeal of basketball and the New York Knicks, as well as the power of talented individuals like Jalen Brunson, demonstrate this unity.

      Despite the universal stresses and differences in experiences, there are shared connections and sources of joy that transcend borders and cultures. This was evident in the discussion about comedy and the global appeal of certain jokes, as well as the shared love for basketball and the New York Knicks. The Knicks' success and unique style of play resonated with fans across the globe, demonstrating the power of universal themes and experiences. Another key takeaway was the admiration and appreciation for talented individuals, such as Jalen Brunson, who embody determination, skill, and fearlessness. These individuals, whether in sports or comedy, have the power to inspire and bring people together.

    • Yankees' dominance in New York sportsDespite other teams and sports in New York, the Yankees' influence and recognition overshadows them, leading to a lack of diversity in sports icons and excessive media coverage.

      The Yankees' dominance in New York sports overshadows other teams and their accomplishments. The conversation revolved around the Yankees' Mount Rushmore and how they fill up the list, leaving other sports and teams behind. The speaker expressed his admiration for the Yankees but acknowledged the issue of having only one major sport in New York, leading to a lack of diversity in sports icons. Stephen A. Smith's excessive coverage during the playoffs was also criticized as taking away from the focus on the games themselves. The speaker suggested adding Stephen A. to the Knicks' Mount Rushmore but acknowledged the controversy surrounding his coverage style. The discussion also touched on the Boston Celtics and their lack of excitement compared to the Yankees. Overall, the conversation highlighted the Yankees' outsized influence on New York sports and the challenges of recognizing other teams and players in the city.

    • Athlete AppreciationFan perception of athletes like LeBron James and Giannis Antetokounmpo can change based on performance and personal factors, highlighting the complexities of sports fandom.

      LeBron James' performance in the Olympics and his embrace of aging has reignited fans' appreciation for him, despite previous criticisms and biases. Giannis Antetokounmpo, on the other hand, is seen as underappreciated due to injuries and lack of playoff success. The conversation also touched on the end of an era for NBA superstars like LeBron, Steph Curry, and Kevin Durant, as well as the Marvel movies and LeBron's unique personality. Ultimately, the discussion highlighted the complexities and nuances of sports fandom and the evolving perceptions of athletes over time.

    • Team dynamics and emotionsSuccess can lead to jealousy, competition, and even hatred among teammates and towards athletes, stemming from various factors including personal biases and excessive scrutiny from fans and peers.

      The dynamics of sports teams and the interactions between players can sometimes lead to complex relationships and feelings of jealousy, competition, and even hatred. These emotions can stem from various factors, including success, money, and personal biases. In the context of the discussion, the hatred towards Rudy Gobert, a basketball player, is rooted in his success and the jealousy of his teammates. The conversation also touches upon the idea that excessive success can lead to increased scrutiny and hate from fans and peers. Ultimately, the conversation highlights the intricacies and nuances of team dynamics and the human emotions that come with being part of a team.

    • Sports historyBiased accounts and slander have shaped the legends of sports figures like Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb, emphasizing the importance of critically evaluating historical narratives

      The history of sports, particularly baseball, is not always as clear-cut as we may believe. Conversations around legendary players like Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb have been shaped by biased accounts and slander, leading us to question the accuracy of the stories we've been told. For instance, Babe Ruth's kind and gentle nature contrasts sharply with the image portrayed in many sports histories. Similarly, Ty Cobb's reputation as a villain was largely built on false claims made by a single biographer. These examples demonstrate the importance of critically evaluating historical narratives and recognizing the potential for biased reporting. Additionally, the Yankees, a storied baseball team, continue to captivate fans with their impressive roster and rich history, despite the challenges they face in the modern playoffs. Overall, the discussion highlights the complexity and nuance of sports history and the importance of questioning the stories we've been told.

    • Morning TV and comedyComedian Sam Roan used disruptive tactics on morning TV to gain notoriety and showcase his unique style of comedy, demonstrating the importance of pushing boundaries and persevering through adversity.

      Comedian Sam Roan discovered his unique style of comedy through his experiences with morning TV shows. Frustrated by the requirement to perform on these shows despite not receiving additional compensation, Roan decided to use his time on these platforms to bomb and disrupt the segments. He found that audiences responded well to his unconventional approach, and his subversive humor gained attention and notoriety. Roan's experiences demonstrate the power of pushing boundaries and embracing unconventional methods to make an impact in the entertainment industry. Additionally, his anecdotes highlight the importance of perseverance and resilience in the face of adversity and rejection.

    • Football podcast sponsorshipsFootball podcast sponsorships benefit both parties as fans are likely to be Amazon Prime subscribers and podcast hosts frequently endorse brands like Mountain Dew and Morgan and Morgan, increasing exposure and audience engagement.

      The partnership between the football podcast PFT and brands like Amazon Prime and Mountain Dew is beneficial for both parties. Fans of the podcast are likely to be Amazon Prime subscribers due to the necessity of watching football, creating a perfect audience for Amazon's streaming service. Mountain Dew's association with the podcast provides exposure and reinforces the brand's image as an energizing and refreshing beverage that helps get people off their asses and into action. Additionally, the podcast's hosts frequently praise Mountain Dew, further endorsing the product to their audience. Morgan and Morgan, another sponsor, is also highlighted as a helpful resource for those dealing with injuries and seeking fair compensation. Overall, these partnerships enhance the podcast experience for listeners and provide valuable benefits for the brands involved.

    • Summer camp incidentsEmbarrassing moments and friendly competitiveness were part of the speaker's summer camp experiences, which included laughter, camaraderie, and a few awkward moments.

      The speaker had an embarrassing moment at summer camp when a counselor mistakenly thought he had nudes of his balls saved on his phone. Another incident involved the speaker getting overly competitive during a championship event, leading to an apology to a referee. Despite these minor setbacks, the speaker acknowledged having a blessed life and enjoying his time at the camp. A notable occurrence was the frequent meme sessions between Shane and PFT on the basketball court, which entertained everyone. Overall, the speaker's experiences at the camp were filled with laughter, camaraderie, and a few awkward moments.

    • Body reactions to new environmentsAnxiety and unfamiliar surroundings can affect our bodies in unexpected ways, causing discomfort or inconvenience. However, these symptoms are often temporary and our bodies will eventually adjust to the new environment.

      Anxiety and unfamiliar surroundings can affect our bodies in unexpected ways. During a discussion about a game, one participant revealed that he was having difficulty defecating due to being away from home. The group suggested that his body was adjusting to the new environment and that he would eventually feel more comfortable. They also joked about the situation and encouraged him to try a cup of coffee, which could potentially stimulate his system. Elsewhere in the conversation, the group discussed upcoming football games and preparations for the college football season. They also engaged in a numbers game, with one participant revealing that he had never won the lottery despite consistently choosing the same numbers. The conversation was lighthearted and entertaining, with the group bantering and joking with each other throughout. Overall, the conversation highlighted the importance of understanding how our bodies react to new situations and the importance of maintaining a sense of humor even in the face of minor inconveniences. It also showcased the camaraderie and banter that can develop among friends or colleagues during casual conversations.

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