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A Solid 4 Beer Thoughts - Thanksgiving 2024
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Because you need a laugh and a beer before Turkeygedon....we talk Thanksgiving traditions and a whole lot of other stuff....This Week In History with Lynk and Brett has joke of the week that choked him up...pour a cold one while you prep for the holiday and enjoy!
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Here we go, it's another episode of The Solid Four Beer Thoughts. For those of you playing at home a couple days early, put your headphones on, Link. Dumbass. I already told you that once. You're like my kids. Hey, this doesn't work. Turn it on. I already told you to turn it on. Why can't I hear myself?
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We're a couple days early because everybody's got plans for Turkey Day. Sometimes we start early and we want to make sure that we deliver a quality product to you. Sure. Just don't take our bets. Solid for beer. Solid beer is a Gmail if you want to drop us a line. YouTube, Instagram, all that crap.
00:01:30
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Here we go again.
Weekend Recaps and Thanksgiving Plans
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And, uh, normally we've got a couple of days to think about it, but since it's still fresh on our minds, Jeff, did you have a great weekend? Did you do anything fun? Wasn't good. Met some buddies up at the watering hole for one of the buddies, uh, daughters, I guess 21 and what changed eight days. Yeah.
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Yep, I went in, first thing I did was bought her a lemon shot, and looked over at Brett, and he had a scowl on his face. He's like, what the hell you doing? No, you didn't. They just bust a ball. That used to be his go-to shot, wasn't it? Was lemon driving? That's about the only, I don't have a go-to shot, but if I'm forced to do a shot, it's, and I have a choice, it's that. I had a chance to do tequila Saturday night, and I'm like, no dude, I'm good. Yeah.
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And Saturday, exactly almost 12 hours after I left the bar, Friday night, I was back there for the new game. Awesome. Yeah, so a bunch of a couple people from the old neighborhood I grew up in showed up up there. It was about 16 of us up there watching it. Great game for the first quarter.
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One of the former bartenders. Oh, yes. Yes. Really? Was there? Yeah. Wow. I was joking. Yeah. She's from the neighborhood. Yeah. Sort of neighborhood. I grew up in. Oh, yeah. My bad. My bad. You were very. Yeah. Wow. Okay. Did you just go up there? It's surprising. Nap in your car for a little bit and then go back in or what? My toothbrush. You call home and say, Hey, but I didn't know what he's out of shower.
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Yeah, I've got a gold one right next to the silver one. Yeah, the other is. Wow. Then yesterday, obviously after those two days, did a whole lot of nothing. Sat around, watched the shitty Colts game, watched the rest of the Colts game. We did set up a little bit of Christmas. Yeah, you got some stuff in the works. It's been a process. In the works. Usually it's a two-dayer and this one's going to drag it on for a little bit, I think. Don't rush yourself. No, I'm not going to. Christmas is a month away. I know, that's why. You got plenty of time.
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Anyhow, lingo, how about you? I was at the same get-together Friday night. Jeff was.
Christmas Preparations and Challenges
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Crazy. Saturday, oh, my nephew's 30th, twin nephew's 30th birthday up at Penn Heads in Brownsburg. They are 31. Yeah, crazy. It was technically cousin's only party.
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But I got a text from the birthday boy's dad. And so the southern Irish twin was invited. So she didn't want to go by herself. And so she talked, Nansen to go, and Nansen's like, OK, fine. So she went. And then I got a text from Rick. Hey, man, come up and have a beer with us. I was like, all right, fine.
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I'd watch the first half of the A.U. game by myself. And I was like, okay, so I went up there and watched. Come up here and be in misery with the roof. Yeah, mine as well. And then yesterday I went to help yours truly across the table here. He did. With some Christmas lights on the peak of his house. What a champ. We almost got it all done. Put the ladder up, took the ladder down. Put the ladder up, put some lights up, took the ladder down.
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I wonder how much a cherry move the ladder chair. The letter would be 365 dollars. Is that what it is? And I, and I was, do they have half day, right? I'm only, I'm only three 50. So he went with me and did they deliver it? Uh, no, that's, that's picking it up. There's a 50, $75 delivery fee or something like that. They deliver it. So four 35, four to 40. If you don't go pick it up, I looked into it.
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Do you look into having the professional companies come in and sell the lights? I do not because, little do you know, they won't just come and put your lights up. You got to buy their lights, they charge you to store them, they don't just show up and hang your stuff.
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Hang on if I buy the lights those sons of bitches are staying in my house. They're not storing shit I'm just telling you how they're my lights No, you don't have to worry about it. You don't have to find a place for them I didn't know there was my lights that there's a ton of them No that I didn't think that I thought the service was we'll just come and hang your light. No, I
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they so that's what i thought me too if you you can tell the houses that have it done because um because they look good nice and straight what the lights look like they use large bulbs and and they're they're lying and you can buy that line in bulk
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And then you cut it to the exact length of the roof line and you buy the individual bulbs to put in and all. Well, none of this sounds bad to me. Except the price. Except the price. My house would probably be six to $700. That's two cherry picker rentals. I don't rent a cherry picker. Hang on. Hang on. I hear Link works a lot cheaper than a cherry picker.
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I was a beer, guys. I was one beer. That's all he paid me. Yeah, he's got moricom. Oh, he'll blow you. No, no, no, no. No, no, no, no. So, no. Nance didn't get anything out of this deal, but he'll blow you. Legit question, is that just for lights on the house? Are you talking, that's how much it'd be to decorate your entire front yard like you do? Oh, no, no, no, no. That's just the lights on the house. Yeah, but they store it for them, right? What?
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The only reason I know that is because somebody close to me had it quoted for their house and they're like, get the fuck out of here. That's ridiculous. We were talking about it up at the bar Friday night, the first time I
Thanksgiving Traditions and History
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was there.
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Somebody got to vote for $1,600. So it depends on how much obviously how much. Come on, man. We're not that smart. We're not stupid though. Can't we just follow this company around and say, we'll do it for 12. Use my company ladder, dude, all my truck. Yes. The problem is there's, there's the expense of buying all the stuff and all that. So that's, that's where their pricing comes from.
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Well, I guess the insurance also that they would have to carry the insurance that they have to carry. That's why a lot of the companies that do it are like landscape companies and things like, cause they already have that. They're already covered for that for their normal business. It's just, this has become their way to make money in the off season. It's good service. I mean, it's a good service. I like it. And I will find somebody next year that will come hang my own lights, even if I got to pay him a couple of hundred bucks.
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No, because we still don't get all of them. That's me. Oh, okay. Because there's, there's a, but like I told you yesterday, if I'm going to pay you a couple of hundred bucks, get your ass up there and put those last two up on that peak. Dude, I listened, I listened just about as well as I listened to you on this podcast. So Doc, come on, come on.
00:08:12
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No, I'll take care of Link. Don't worry about that, but... No, it's all good. You don't have to do anything. The beer was perfectly fine. No, it wasn't. You made a comment. Brett, get your mind out of the gutter, and what did you do this week? It was probably scummed. It wasn't. No, it was good. It's very cold, too. It spread out of the bottle. It tasted really good. That fridge gets nice and cold. Well, it hit rookies Friday night. No, did it really? Good time, yeah. I had no idea. It was fun to see Kylie in there, a place that she's... Yep, in your environment. She's heard a lot about.
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Yeah, probably seen a lot of pictures from I don't think I've ever taken a picture inside of rookies. Really? I don't I probably I did take a picture link drinking out of the bucket one time. I remember that You remember doing that. I do take pictures when I sit down Get a bucket in other coaches or somebody's not there that's supposed to be there Mike. Well, yeah, but I
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So, yeah, then I was wrestling all day Saturday, get a text from her. She's like, I must be your daughter because I'm back at rookies again. Twelve hours later.
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And Jeff's here. Imagine that. Her text did say that. And Jeff's here. Yep. The mayor of Rookies. Yes. No, there's an actual mayor. What are you, the treasurer? Yes. Village idiot member. Village idiot. The secretary, yes. Six years running village idiot. Well, you guys know what I did.
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because we've talked about it already i went to rookies on friday i know that's a surprise um hung out with you clowns um good it was good to see kylee in rooks having a good time yeah you know i think that's a rite of passage for for
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our children, right? As they grow up, it's always a mystery until they get to that age and then they experience and they're like, oh. So this is what it's all about. Big cat might say, no, I'm going to Applebee's.
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But then Saturday all day I was working with Christmas lights, and Sunday all day I was working with Christmas lights, and I still have some stuff to do. So hopefully we'll be live on Sunday, but I don't know, we'll see. I'm also, Big Cat came home this week, I'm hoping to watch Godzilla's Christmas with him. I'm sure there's a Godzilla Christmas, but there you go. Is he home all week? Yep. Is he? Try the veal, yep. Nice. Ooh, I went falling Saturday night. Oh yeah? Yeah. Cool. First time?
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Uh, yeah, kind of in an official setting. I don't know. I got pretty competitive. Well, sure. That's the way we roll. You're supposed to do. It can be highly frustrating. Oh yeah. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. Folling is, I'll tell you what, it's, it can be hard, man. We should do it. Okay. On the show. We can guys. And now it's time for that ever.
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Well, boys, this week in history, the first Thanksgiving.
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Right? Yeah. I figured it would be appropriate. That seems to talk about. So, 1621 was the first get-together, what we call Thanksgiving. They didn't call Thanksgiving back then. They weren't giving anything. It was just a celebration of the fall harvest, and when you know it, about 90 Indians showed up.
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Uninvited, by the way, from what I read. What are you doing over there? What are you doing over there? We're here to take your land. Give me your women in your land. Yeah, that's the first official US swingers puppy. Squanto was one of those Indians. Apparently he... He's a Charlie Brown.
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I see on Charlie Brown. No, there's there's a another episode of Charlie Brown that kind of explains the meaning or how Thanksgiving like the dark web version of I've just always thought that Squanto made me laugh because that name is that's funny.
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Well, apparently he was a slave over in Europe. And so he, he learned how to speak English. So he was the translator between the wampanoag tribe and the colonists slash pilgrims. You just can't trust a dude named squat. No, no, want to know hag tribe. What wampanoag? Oh, you want to know a hag? No hag. I'll get you. I mean, you've dicked a door, Tom. So I mean,
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So anyway, yeah, they claim there was no turkey actually eaten at that first Thanksgiving. Some fowl and deer for sure. But what the hell are we doing over there? So no turkey. Be nice to Tom.
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So technically, it seems from what I've read, we can all thank Sarah Hale for what we call Thanksgiving nowadays. She was an editor of a magazine called Godi's Ladies' Book, and she heard some stories, read a journal from William Bradford, who was actually at the first Thanksgiving. Between all that, she started writing presidents.
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And apparently, she wouldn't stop writing presidents. I think she said she wrote to five different presidents wanting Thanksgiving to be like an official national holiday. So, December of 1977, the Continental Congress declared the first national day of thanks, 1799.
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George Washington declared the last Thursday, November a national day of Thanksgiving, but those are just declarations. Those weren't actual national holidays. So, um, we can thank, uh, Sarah Hale because they all got together. So the other way we get this bitch to quit writing these letters. It was Abraham Lincoln. It's like, Oh my.
00:14:18
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Right, you know we have a fucking war going on exactly it works for Andy Dufresne So anyway, yep Abraham finally got tired of her writing letters and Finally in 1863 he actually made it a national holiday. Awesome. Say you go but
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And then apparently she also, because of William Bradford's journal, he said something about the plentiful turkeys that they were hunting. They never said they ate one on that day, but she took that and then so she started writing recipes that included roast turkey and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So that's where the roast turkey came from was her, some editor of a magazine. So there you go.
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that's pretty much it's all history from there it is all history i believe it might be called charlie brown uh the mayflower the pilgrims and click and and the sacagawea's yeah the fighting squantas fighting squantas yes here you go yeah this is it now i see nothing else yeah wow
00:15:29
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That's pretty much it. That's all I had time Well because tonight you didn't read my article I saw you No, no Tonight
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That was condescending Tom there. Well, one, the Monday night recording kind of screwed me up because usually I go to work and kind of work on this at work sometimes. So I called Jeff and I was like, hey, reminded me from yesterday. I helped Tom with his lights. I was like, hey man, looks like it's going to get cold. We kind of were like, well, what are you doing tonight?
00:16:05
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So we were on for Christmas lights tonight at Jeff's mom's house. And then he called and said, Hey, looks like some rain is coming in. Let's not do it. And they got home. He's like, Hey, it looks like it's small rain. Let's go ahead and do it. And then he called back again and said, Hey, let's not. It's coming down pretty good. If you called me one more time, I wasn't going to answer. Just letting you know. So
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Anyway, so yeah, so and that threw me off and I was like Whatever so yeah, that's pretty much all good so this week everybody's gearing up for turkey day and we thought we'd talk about Some of the traditions Do you guys have any traditions at your house? Jeffrey?
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Uh, yeah, traditionally we'd go up to my sister-in-law's house, every Thanksgiving. So when you do that though, what do you, you got to break something or do you just show? She is pecan pies. She makes pecan pies and usually, um, she makes the, uh, Oh, what's the relish? The cranberry sauce. Yes. Homemade. Homemade. Oh, I just threw up on my mouth. It's delicious. Very, very good. Another bit of cranberry fame.
00:17:12
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Yep, beats the shit that's in the can, the jelly in the can. Is everybody assigned the same thing because that's what they've always done or do they switch it up?
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Nope. I, to be honest with you, I know that the host provides the turkeys. Yeah. I just show up and eat. Well, I know, but in a lot of families, it's like, Oh, well, this person always makes the noodles and this person always makes the pumpkin pie. And this person, there's a lot of that. There is, there is some of that, but I mean, we, we change ours up all the time, but hell they're going to a feast that is like the real Thanksgiving where 90, 90 people show up. Yeah. Yeah.
00:17:52
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What, 30, 40 there? Give or take? Yeah, give or take. You got to run out the Legion. Yeah, exactly. No, we just go to Fishers. Double City? Pretty much. Just about. That's awesome.
00:18:06
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What about you, Brett? Yeah, Brett, because mine is, oh, Jeff took mine. Yes. Dick. Ask him first. If this is how we're going to do this, this will be very quick. We'll be done in the next 20 minutes. Hell yeah, you got a joke of the week, you better figure it out. You got 18 minutes worth of traditions you're going to call it? I got no shit. What's that, a wind fluff or orange muffins or what is it? That's Christmas. Oh, my bad, my bad. Of course, Jeff, everybody knows that tradition.
00:18:33
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Ours has evolved over the years. We've now become the hosters It's just easier that way. Yeah, a little bit more space don't have to worry about whatever it just makes I think some of that happens as you your parents start to get older and you so That's where we're at current wife's Sister and brother-in-law are coming in town So we'll get to hang out there a little bit but the traditions for me really are
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, and
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A couple years ago, like everybody walked in. It was just for whatever reason was a huge festive party atmosphere. And that's not what that place normally is. You're in your own pockets of stuff, whatever. But everybody seemed like the drinks were flowing pretty freely and everybody's having a good time.
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We're usually down with the common folk, and Jeff is up with the pretty people at the bar. Yes, yes, yes. Holding court. Stroking their turkeys up there. Yeah. So I will do that again. Hopefully we have a good day of wrestling. But yes, I'm Ubering home.
00:19:58
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Nice. Smart. Nice. Awesome. Awesome. Tom. And I mean, nobody mentioned football. That's, that's absolutely a huge part of the day, right? Um, I think it is. Yeah. Well, it might be given, but now it's, it's Thursday and Friday football. So now we have a game on Turkey day. We got a game that night and then we don't, we have a game on Friday, black Friday. Yeah. Yeah. The other thing about the football and Thanksgiving kind of.
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Miss John Madden. I mean he was. He made it. He took it to a different level. The turducken and everything. And ripping off the turkey leg. Well I hear this year Gordon Ramsey's making a turducken. Really? That's what they said yesterday.
00:20:43
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He's seen Gordon Ramsay in a couple different things. How's that guy turned from an asshole into now being on TV every other time I turned it on? He's still an asshole. No, I'm just, I'm not saying he's not. I'm just saying that was a shtick as be a giant dickhead. I mean, and now he's just everywhere? Is that different than the Snoop Dogg phenomenon? I mean, really? Good call. I mean, different attitude. Well, different attitude. Okay, so.
00:21:14
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Tomato, tomato, what? I mean, it is what it is, right? Thank you. It doesn't make any sense. The people that elevate and do all this stuff always have... Somebody thinks they can get rid of it. It's always something, right? There's always a shtick to whatever it is. And that's, that's just their shtick. Exhibit A, the Kardashians. There you go. Are they still around? I don't think as much as they were.
00:21:41
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They were the thing for a good, a good couple of years. They still make bank. They do appearances and stuff. And yeah, they still get her daddy was OJ's attorney. Yeah. And now you talk about writing a rented mule. She's OP. Well, and then their stepdad turned into a, she is at some point in time. Yeah. So that probably didn't hurt. So what is writing a rented mule? What is that saying? I don't know. You write a rented mule till it wears out. Oh, okay. They haven't worn it out yet. Apparently.
00:22:11
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Don't know that I did start following something like explains the origin of phrases. Yeah, I know you talked about that Yeah, it's pretty cool. I like it So, there you go, then we talked about that on one podcast we tried to come up with a few We didn't go back.
Idioms and Thanksgiving Foods
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I should start following this side a long time You're like That's how you learned about ski
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I might need to skeet skeet this weekend. Got it. Sounds like a personal thing. Anyhow. So the other thing we do at our house, at our family get-together, so my dad, the Dukester, he used to do the prayer before we ate every year. Well then when he passed away,
00:22:59
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Somebody came up with the idea of rotating it around. So it started with my oldest in the family, went down through the family, and then we added in-laws if they wanted to park. You don't have to, you can pass, no big deal. But you know going into it, hey, this year it's your, so it's my brother-in-law, our brother-in-law, Ryan. It's his turn this year. And I assume- You still haven't had to do it yet, have you? No, I have actually. So we went through the family first. He was a sibling, yeah.
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We went through the siblings first. Oh, okay. And then now we're going down through. So, and you can pass and some people have as big as your family is. You might be dead before you take us. I'm going to be, I'm going to be the only one left. Everybody else is going to be dead. Tom. Well, it looks like it's your turn buddy.
00:23:45
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Thanks, Link. All right, buddy. So is this a, I'm just giving, like, grace blessing, or you get a chance to say, hey, I'm thankful for... You do your own thing. Your own platform. Tell a story, tell something. It can be anything. It can be something that, you know, dad reminded you about, or a story about him. It can be a story about family. I mean, it literally is... Okay, nice. You make it your own, and some are short and sweet, and some tell big, long stories, and you know, so anyway.
00:24:14
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Yeah, it's cool. Because that's what Dad used to do. I like it. I like it. And Ryan is our brother-in-law. He's a man of...
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few words. Yeah. But once you engage him, he's, he'll talk your ear off, but he's actually, it'll be good. I guarantee. Not a joke. I was kind of surprised that because somebody said, Hey, it's Ryan's turn and he's actually going to do it. I was actually kind of surprised that he is taking a turn. Awesome. So, and dad would generally cry at some point during the, during all the prayers he ever gave. He always cried. So that's nice. He got emotional. It is.
00:24:48
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I'm not being sarcastic here. Is anybody ever recorded? Yes, Donna does I think Vanna usually Is Ryan They're they're driving to Fisher's right for is that where this is at? Yes. Yes. Is he taking his rickshaw?
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He still hasn't fixed the wheel. I think the wheel is still broken up. I still might be tied to the gate at number one insurance at IMS. But they're up in Cicero. They could take their golf carts. Yes. Because it is a golf cart community. Fishers may not be, but Cicero is. Anyway. That's hilarious. Yeah, it's just kind of nice.
00:25:28
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Gives you a sense of I don't know. It's you're not just there to eat and drink Yeah, it's yeah, and it is it's it's special time. Yeah, I mean we try to go around say hey, what do you thankful for? Sometimes we've done that and sometimes it's just like timing for me is Kind of key because there's sometimes I'm really frustrated some like I think two years ago joke somebody
00:25:54
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Yeah, I'm thankful we're here to go eat motherfucker. Skate that turkey. I'll be thankful when you're leaving in three hours. All right. I think somebody forgot something at home. Somebody went to get it. They ended up being locked out of the house and you're like.
00:26:09
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This is just perfect. Right. We're trying to get food ready. It's just like, yeah, I don't know. I'm thankful for a whole lot. There's there's stuff like that where they said for me, timing, timing, I can get very emotional like that. Like, yeah, it's easy. I think with the going around, tell what you're thankful for. I think, uh, somebody, somebody's moms. We just heard a knock and nobody's real sure where the hell it even came from.
00:26:39
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That's weird. Fred's going to open a closet. Anybody in there? Is it a raccoon? That was weird. She must've, I bet she's up here moving stuff. I'm sure she's up there moving stuff. Oh, mama raccoon. Yeah. She, but the, uh, uh, wouldn't you go around and say what you, I mean, it's, it's like, well, I'm thankful for family, blah, blah, blah. Okay. Next. Hey, guess what? I'm also thankful for my family. Okay. Cool.
00:27:07
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So let's just say everybody's thankful for their families, right? Okay. Find something else. I mean, it's like 15 inch penis. Whoa. Wow. Geez. I'd take an eighth of that. Be thankful.
00:27:23
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I say take an eighth. Yeah, you will. I think you showed up at Thanksgiving talking about your 15-inch penis. People don't want to talk to you for a while. That was going to be my joke of the week, involved a penis, but I'm changing it in honor of Thanksgiving. I'm absolutely serious. While I put your contacts in, you'll take it. Wow. At our house, we've done the same stuff every year. I mean, we just always have now as the family has gotten smaller, it kind of falls to a smaller group of people.
00:27:51
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But sometimes nice we've not changed the menu one bit so all the stuff that the grandmas used to make No longer with us and all the stuff that my mom used to make who's no longer with us me and my sister we still Keep the tradition we make all those things and I think I think the biggest thing that That I think we worry about is
00:28:13
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What's going to happen as we get older kids? Are the kids going to be as engaged? Because now you've got the dynamic of all these different kids with different opinions and ideas and everything else. And you almost can see, you know, that
00:28:31
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as old man speak, how it could end, how it could not continue. And I think that's something that really gets the emotions going a little bit. Did your mom and dad think the same when you were there? I don't know, I never asked. I bet they did. There's no way Tom could fucking pull this off. That orange fluff will be pink fluff. Yeah, we don't know if that guy's gonna be high or drunk. It's gonna be one of them. The rest of his fucking life.
00:28:59
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That is a good point, though. I mean, think about of all the grandkids in our family, Jeff. I mean, once us siblings are kind of older and gone and don't care anymore, I don't think the grandkids, I don't see that, because that's a very dynamic group and different.
00:29:18
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I think ours is that side of the family is kind of unique. Both parents are gone and they've been gone for a little while and the family, the siblings still get together. I've found at least on my side of the family that
00:29:39
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We still get together for Christmas, all my siblings. But Thanksgiving, don't do it. We don't do it anymore. You have to make, it's an effort. Correct, correct. Plus people get scattered, people got their own kids. I've got nephews that are 43 years old.
00:29:55
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But kids become the problem in that, in a lot of ways, when they're younger, because it's an effort to drive a kid 45 minutes, however much the distance is, then you gotta get a place for the kid. There's just a lot to it. It's easier a lot of times to say no. So the fact that you guys have rocked it for so long, I would say is fairly unique, and it's pretty cool. It's a great tradition. Hope Ryan done F.F. the Prayer.
00:30:30
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He's a man of little words, but I have a feeling he's gonna be all right. I'm gonna send him a couple lines. A couple bars, I think he needs to put in there. Why don't you send him a couple jokes of the week from the podcast? I'm sure he can throw those in there. I'll use Tom's. Start it with skeet skeet. I'll use Tom's jokes of the week. Got it. What's your favorite food, Tom? Not turkey. I know what it's not.
00:30:55
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You're not a big dry ham guy. Or roast beef. That was him. I like roast beef. Anyhow.
00:31:17
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So my favorite my favorite thing and my aunt used to make this and so when she no longer made it and now she's passed I started making it it's this corn casserole and it's simple
00:31:32
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There's not a lot to it, but it's fucking amazing. So it's essentially corn, cream, corn, corn and casserole and cornbread. How liquidy. It's not OK. Once you cook it all, the cornbread absorbs the liquid and it's got cornbread. Yeah, it's got bread in it. And that sounds like it. Yeah, that has always been.
00:31:52
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the number one thing. So I make it now because if I don't make it, I'm afraid somebody else is going to try and they're going to fuck it up. And I don't want any of that. So yeah, you got trust issues. So I do. Um, it's trust and control. Um, well, you definitely have issues. And then, and then also yeast rolls. Uh huh.
00:32:13
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because there's nothing better than homemade. I don't care what anybody says. You can make them right. If you can make them right and you can make a good year. Yep. So what do you mean? Like you do the flower and make all that stuff yourself and yeast. Um, and you roll it. They're not going to Kroger and buying them, bro. If that's what you're getting at, that's not a, it's not a heating service.
00:32:53
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That's my favorite thing she makes for like Super Bowl is yeah, it's awesome. Yeah
00:33:01
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But yeah, yeast rolls in a corn casserole. Those are the two big ones. Nice. How about you, Jeff? So hang on. Turkey. Are you hosting? No, we go to sister always hosts it because she's got a bigger house, holds people better. But she does the turkey, the noodles, mashed potatoes. Does she roast it or deep fried it? I'm smoking a turkey Sunday. How big is the turkey? He's about five four.
00:33:29
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At her house, I don't, I honestly have no idea. There's always plenty. Um, the one I've got that I'm smoking is about 20 pounds, I think. So I got to brine them and smoke them Sunday. So I got to talk to you about brining. Okay. I'm going to try that for the first time this year.
00:33:50
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They say it's the way to do it. Yep. Yeah. Oh yeah. So you've never done it. It's effort. It's effort, but it's like a 24 or 48 hours. So I got to put that pitch in the bar at least 24, at least 24. Okay. Yeah. Got them on today. So
00:34:05
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There you go. Better get him in water tonight. Oh, he's already in water. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Cause he may not be all the way thought you actually thought I bought a female Turkey. So I'm going to have to check. Well, stick your hand up it. Oh, I will grab the giblets. You'll know. Get the giblets out. You'll know. I like putting peanut butter on my Turkey. Oh no, I got that backwards. My Turkey likes pizza on me. I'm sure. So go ahead. Jeff, your favorite food.
00:34:33
Speaker
Probably pecan pie that Shay makes. You said we're going with desserts. Yes, yes, yes. Turkey, I can take her leave. Turkey to me is always better the next day on a sandwich. To me, I'll eat it. It's okay. Are you white meat or dark meat? White meat. White meat's just so dry. Well, the way they make it. The way they make it, it's not at all. I think dark meat is just so much more
00:35:02
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So you really like it I got green bean casserole Yeah, the thing I what I don't like that we had all the time that mom made all the time was that Waldorf salad salad. Oh, yeah, so like jello and whipped cream with marshmallows apple
00:35:20
Speaker
Apples and marshmallows and raisins being in there. Who in the wide world of fuck puts that together? Poor people do, because they're like, oh, here's what we got left. We're putting it all in a salad.
00:35:36
Speaker
Well, it came from the Waldorf Astoria. No way. The recipe there, yeah. No way. You know, what's funny is I like all those ingredients individually. Not all mixed together in a bowl. It tastes like eating out of the slot bucket. I can say that about a lot of casseroles. Yeah, we could come up with a lot of shit. If we just combined them together, it wouldn't be any good. So, Link, what's your favorite?
00:35:59
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What do you look forward to the most? You answer every question this way, by the way. It's gonna be hard to pick just one. Well, my sister makes some pretty good stuffing. I don't get actual homemade stuffing. It's once a year. I mean, we don't make it at home.
00:36:19
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One, because current wife's gluten-free, so we ain't getting any bread around the house any time soon. But yeah, stuffing is good. The only time ever we eat green bean casserole, like Jeff said, is at Thanksgiving. Who makes that? Who brings that? I'm not sure. Is it Tana that makes it? It's got to be the same person every year. Yeah, I think so. Because if you're good at that, that's just, as we talked earlier, that's what you have to do. I get cheese, of course.
00:36:45
Speaker
I'm with Tom the the rolls. I mean homemade rolls are just friggin warm amazing soft So yeah, we can get in dessert, but I I can't do pecan pie It is I just can't do it I've tried it about every I'd say I don't know six to seven years I tried just a little bit current wife loves it and
00:37:10
Speaker
And I go, eh, let me try it. And I'm just not for me. But yeah, pumpkin pie is whipped cream on it, man. Dude, whipped cream. Yeah, there you go. I'm going two breads. My mom, although I think she'll probably forget to make it this year. That's not a joke. That's not a joke. She makes pumpkin bread that is very good. Yeah, you talked about that before.
00:37:33
Speaker
Like she typically brings two she makes in a coffee can old-school coffee can She brings two loaves or whatever and I just put one aside Like the big coffee cans the old-school big ones. Yeah. Yeah. Really? Yeah one for me one for you. Yep I can I can throw down a roll of just about any flavor. Mm-hmm
00:37:59
Speaker
for the most part, it's a ghost, it's thundering. And then my mom also makes, not chicken, just dumplings. There's no real chicken, but something about them, I don't know. It's pretty good. So I made fun of my mom's cooking on here a bunch, but she can pull those couple of things off.
00:38:24
Speaker
Nice. We want to go desserts. Everybody has stuff in the wheelhouse. Well, pumpkin pie, I think so. I can't do it, man. Oh, you don't. You're a. Oh, that's right. You don't like the texture, don't you? Yeah, I cannot do it. It is weird. I can eat roast beef with a big, big pile of whipped cream is this. I don't know. It is so good. I can't do it. I don't like pecan pie. So I don't either. Which is funny. Similar to your Waldorf salad. I like what I can always say. Waldorf Waldorf. Good question.
00:38:53
Speaker
I like those things individually. I like pecans. God knows I love syrup, but for whatever reason. Candy canes, candy corns. My mom used to make mince meat pie.
00:39:09
Speaker
Tried it once as a kid. I tried that once. That even sounds disgusting. I know. So it used to be, for our Thanksgiving, my stepdad's mom always made a small thing of oyster dressing. I bet that's good. It's delicious.
00:39:31
Speaker
12 he's taking you rolling 12 years old. It is not delicious. It smells like oysters something rotted on the table Sock yeah, like roast beef It definitely smells like it came from the sea like a fish sock
00:39:49
Speaker
But as you get older, if you like oysters, actually it is pretty good. And you like oysters. And I do like oysters, but if I made oyster dressing, I would be the only one eating it. Nobody else would have anything to do with it. But that was one thing that got nixed because she literally made one small pan for, it was like for my stepdad and for her, because nobody else ate it.
00:40:13
Speaker
So I saw a dressing recipe. I've been on Instagram much more than Facebook. Let's get that bread good and stale. Stuffing made with white Kessel sliders. Oh, I saw that. And I bet that's pretty good. Can't imagine that not being. Yep. Yep. Yep. What's the, uh, what's the one salad that somebody makes? Um, shoot. It's way Dorf.
00:40:40
Speaker
No, no, no, no, no. It's like seven layer of sound. Calfour in it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But again, the only time I ever eat Thanksgiving. Yeah. And I always have to have some. Hey guys, is that in Jello or something? No, I'm thinking a pretzel. A pretzel. Jello doesn't got like mayonnaise, broccoli, peas. Yeah. Oh, dude.
00:41:07
Speaker
It's good Not out of a can I'm sure it's right again. Mm-hmm. Oh my god, it's it's pretty good. Yeah, that's good. I've had that before
00:41:16
Speaker
What's it called? I think it's seven layer. I think you're right. I think it is seven layer. I think I would fit in more with the peanuts Thanksgiving because the popcorn butter bread. Yeah. Yeah. Butter toasts. Uh, and then that bitch peppermint pad was ripping Snoopy's ass. And what's, uh, what's the little, the girl who called her, sir? Oh, uh, Marcy, Marcy, Marcy. I just watched this the other day. Yeah.
00:41:43
Speaker
Marcy's like, you're being rude. You invited yourself over here and all this, and they did all this work. I'm like, yeah, Snoopy and Woodstock busted their ass. You said Lucy was a bitch also? She haven't seen it forever. Lucy's always a bitch. I mean, she pulls the football, which you know is going to happen, but she even gives him a little story. No, it's Thanksgiving. Come on, Chuck, you know, whatever. And then still pulls the football. Hmm. You bitch. Yep.
00:42:12
Speaker
Any of the women folk going shopping on Friday? Well, I was gonna say Thanksgiving tradition has become like Friday. Yeah. But I don't think a lot of people do that anymore. My sister does. It's changed so much though. The retailers got smarter.
00:42:30
Speaker
that
00:42:47
Speaker
ads. All the ads that are Black Friday. Where are we going? They plan the next day. I did that too. I just didn't jump in it. And they would figure out their strategy for Black Friday. And we need to go here and we need to go there. What's the whole thing? Get up at five, six o'clock. And I'm like, what the hell? I never did it. And then one year, there was one thing that I wanted that was going to be on special. It's a stupid ladder I have at home now that folds up.
00:43:16
Speaker
And Menards had it for like, why do you need length to help with the lights? Because it's not that long. Oh, I never had a house this big. Mine's longer and size matters, Brits. But they had it like some ridiculously low price. That was the one time I actually got up and went to a Black Friday for one thing. And I walked in, I bought it and I left. Really? Check out. Check out at Menards on Black Friday is very painful. Agonizing. Is it really? Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Black Friday and Shopping Strategies
00:43:46
Speaker
I think it's painful just on a normal like Thursday night when it's a little bit crowded. I seriously, I do no joke. They wrapped that line around. We were in the Costco on a Saturday night and it was a disaster too.
00:44:05
Speaker
Already. Oh, this year, Friday after Thanksgiving, is the old... Have fun with that.
00:44:18
Speaker
I may head down to Kentucky. Oh, you're Buffalo Tracy? Oh, that's right. Yeah, so they do. Kroger Pappy Van Winkle Lottery. There's like, what, 60-some different Kroger's? And they each have a minimum of 16 bottles. And it don't cost you nothing. It's a lottery. You can go to as many Kroger's from 4 to 8 p.m. as you can and write your name and phone number down on a little piece of paper, put in a box.
00:44:45
Speaker
They will call it, the drawing happens the next day. They will call you if they pull your name. There's six different types of bottles. They range anywhere from, I think it's like $120 up to $450. So if you get your name pulled, you get the opportunity to then drive back down and purchase that bottle that they pulled your name for.
00:45:09
Speaker
Yeah, so anyway, I'm sure Blocky and Alex are going to head down there. I'm guessing I'll go with them. Can you put your name in multiple times or just once? Once per store. Okay, so you have some money there watching.
00:45:23
Speaker
Yeah, I mean, you could probably go outside and throw a different sweatshirt on and a hat and roll back in there if you really wanted to. But there is somebody actually there watching some of the forums. Not you, because you talk to people now and they'll remember you. I'll use my radio voice the second time I go in there, Brett.
00:45:41
Speaker
And yeah, so you roll around, I think last year I got to nine stores in four hours. Because it's like any other Kroger, think about a Kroger and then go to the next town. So you're 10, minimum 10 away, maybe 15, 20 minutes away to the next town. And so, anyway.
00:46:00
Speaker
like five that are not far from each other. It still probably takes you an hour though. Okay, park your car, walk in. Some had a small line that you had to wait in, but some you literally walked in. They have a table. I mean, they know why you're there. And all of the Kroger's down there, they have a separate liquor store.
00:46:21
Speaker
So you don't walk into a Kroger and walk all the way back to the liquor department. Their liquor store is a separate door next door to it. Or sometimes out in the parking lot, a separate building. So you just roll up and they know why you're there. Just walk in. You know, hey, hey man.
00:46:42
Speaker
What else you gotta do? All over Kentucky or is it just in Louisville? I think it's all because it's Lexington. It's Louisville. There's barge town. It's like, it's like 60 different Kroger stores from Louisville over to like Eastern Kentucky. So yeah, it's, it's all, it's all around that area. So
00:47:01
Speaker
We haven't talked about it. Blocky sent me the thing last week. He didn't say anything about it. He just sent it to me. He's like, next Friday, four to eight. So I'm guessing we're going to drive down there. So that's what I'll be doing Black Friday day, evening. So there you have it. Fun times. Awesome. What about you,
Post-Thanksgiving Traditions and Activities
00:47:24
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Jeff? Do you go Black Friday shopping?
00:47:25
Speaker
No, we actually head up to Northern Michigan with some friends of ours. Oh, cool. We've been here just this year. We've done it the last, I don't know, six or seven years. Okay. Last year. So that's tradition. Yeah. Cool. Yeah. They do a, uh, last year we didn't do it cause it was my buddy Chip's 60th birthday. So we stayed home for that. But, um, yeah, it's, it's a little town called Harbor Springs. It's up there by the bridge. It's this little hamlet, you know, just this cute little town, cute little, cute little, small, small village. Yeah.
00:47:54
Speaker
Cute little Catholic church, so we usually go to Mass, and then walk right out of church, and there's, I don't know, four or five hundred people around the Christmas tree, and fire off the Christmas tree. Yeah, exactly. Exactly.
00:48:09
Speaker
And then we go back to the house and drink a bunch of bourbon. Yeah. So it's a right now they're calling for a freezing rain and temperatures of 30 degrees. Oh, you'll have a good, don't be a pussy Jeff. We've been up there before when it's like 10 degrees and inches of the same guy that was going to not go to a tailgate because it was going to be under 40, 50. Come on. That was D three football, dude. Come on. Give me a break.
00:48:38
Speaker
Then I could have sat at home and watched. This is D1 Church. They have NIL money in that church. Yeah, so we'll spend the whole weekend up there and fiddle fart around in the woods, shoot guns, and that kind of stuff. So are you wrestling on Friday? No, we wrestle on Wednesday. And then you're off for the weekend? Well, we'll practice. How about you, Link? What do you do Friday?
00:49:07
Speaker
Other than go to he's going bourbon thing. I usually don't do a damn. I mean if you don't have that No, I don't have that have you ever gone out black Friday? No Current wife has back in the day. She she went several times several years in a row I had zero desire to get out that shit. No way not at all And I think probably the same situation my current wife used to justify because back then I
00:49:34
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amazon
00:49:50
Speaker
You can typically get about the same deal online without any of that and don't have to worry about it and back in the day Meaning what our kids were younger. We usually knew what they wanted for Christmas by then Yeah, and if there was something special that was going to be on sale hot
00:50:07
Speaker
Yeah. You needed to get, yeah.
Online Shopping vs Black Friday
00:50:10
Speaker
I mean, you know, something like that, but maybe not that special. That was crazy. But, uh, but anyway, yeah, if it was something like super special that they wanted and it was just that day, you save 25 bucks. I mean, why not? Big deal. Yeah. Thank you. For sure. All right. So I don't see me doing it again though. I mean, it's too easy to shop nowadays. Yeah. For sure. Without going out, I think.
00:50:34
Speaker
Yeah, I agree. I, I don't know why people even go out. Yeah. We've been having packages show up at the house, damn near every day for the last two weeks. So I'm sure she told me, she goes, uh, you don't see a lot of packages. Does that mean I didn't have to go shopping? I mean, I'm, I'm worked from home, dude. And so I do order stuff for Airbnb is a decent amount. Just again, just easy convenience, right? Yep.
00:51:00
Speaker
But you see the truck isn't just stopping at my house. No, no, no. It's like a five, six stops before it gets around. You could have one person employed just delivering to like two or three neighborhoods around me. I'm almost certain. I think every guess that's why the guy can go up into space. I think every major package carrier comes up and down my street every single day more than once. Mm hmm.
00:51:25
Speaker
FedEx, UPS, Amazon.
Thanksgiving Movies and Sports Bets
00:51:28
Speaker
Link is on. You a major package carrier, Link? If your ladder's bigger than Tom's, I mean if your ladder's bigger than Tom's, I mean if your ladder's bigger than Tom's, I mean if your ladder's bigger than Tom's, I mean if your ladder's bigger than Tom's, I mean if your ladder's bigger than Tom's, I mean if your ladder's bigger than Tom's, I mean if your ladder's bigger than Tom's, I mean if your ladder's bigger than Tom's, I mean if your ladder's bigger than Tom's, I mean if your ladder's bigger than Tom's, I mean if your ladder's bigger than Tom's, I mean if your ladder's bigger than Tom's, I mean if your ladder's bigger than Tom's, I mean if your ladder's bigger than Tom's, I mean if your ladder's bigger than Tom's, I mean if your ladder's bigger than Tom's, I mean if your ladder's bigger than Tom's, I mean if your ladder's bigger than Tom's
00:51:45
Speaker
Is there a Thanksgiving movie that you have not watched yet that you would like to see? One I just watched. You talked about planes, trains and automobiles and I can see that again. I have not seen that in so long. It is. I want to see that. You know how they call certain movies
00:52:06
Speaker
Christmas movies Die Hard Die Hard is not a Christmas movie. We had this debate last night at my house. So why does nobody talk about plain strange automobiles being a Thanksgiving movie? They just don't. They don't. They don't. I mean, they should in the same respect on this date. I don't know how many years ago, but I just popped up on Twitter. And they were trying to get home for Thanksgiving. So it's more Thanksgiving than Die Hard is Christmas. I'm just saying.
00:52:34
Speaker
Yeah, I think the like at some point, I think we might talk about Christmas movies again, but at a different level. The die hard is always on that list. And the debate is I'm like, it's not really a debate. It's a movie that takes place at Christmas. Yeah.
00:52:51
Speaker
Not a Christmas movie. Yeah, correct. Nobody's coming down to anybody's Jimmy. This is named Del... Del what? Griffith. Del Griffith. Del Griffith. A showering salesman. Who thinks of that shit? That's funny. Yeah. A writer smarter than me. Yeah. That is full show. I can suffer through any insurance seminar and they'll say, how can you do it? Because I've been with Del Griffith.
00:53:18
Speaker
Well, you play with your balls a lot. I do not play with my balls. There are so many scenes in there. Those are pillows that are hilarious. And there's a lot of if I get it watched this week or by the weekend before the next podcast, you might have some sound bites. Oh, you need to go watch it tonight. And it's it's it's golden. There's a lot of Ferris Bueller cast carryover because it's the same director. Mm hmm.
00:53:44
Speaker
Good stuff. Good stuff. Awesome. Highly recommended. So the holiday season is officially starting this week. We're going to be well into it before it's over. It'll be awesome. Are we doing our bet now that we forgot the last three weeks? Three weeks. We haven't told you about the, uh, the, the secret wager. We lie until probably every week. And now we've, we've, we've got our 900. Yeah. I was going to say we were dangerously close to winning a thousand dollars at this point.
00:54:15
Speaker
But that would be a lie. Yeah, we're only $990 away from you. We have successfully. It's all relative. So if you were listening in the episode where the current wives had a successful parlay that they put in, we've been gambling that money away efficiently. Oh, very efficiently. And so the final $14 that are left are going to go on the following parlay for this week.
00:54:41
Speaker
Brett's taken the Lions minus nine and a half over the Bears. Now keep in mind, we, on a couple of these, we adjusted. We dumbed it down. Yeah, we dumbed it down for, for the spread just so we can try to get a little bit of money back so that maybe we make it all the way through football season. Um, so Brett took the Lions minus nine and a half over the Bears. I took the bills minus six and a half over the Niners.
00:55:05
Speaker
Link says Notre Dame is going to cover six and a half in USC, which we all believe is that game is going to be a whole lot more lopsided than that. But again, we're trying to be safe. We're playing it safe. We believed all of our other games we're going to win. Did we?
00:55:24
Speaker
Yes, there's some of those I absolutely was did not did we and and Jeff was going to take the Chargers minus one and a half over the Falcons But instead we move that to the money line just again to be safe So if if all things go correctly this week our $15 will pay about a hundred and forty nine dollars in a nickel So if that happens, we'll if it doesn't happen, we'll be groveling You just you just say that shit
00:55:53
Speaker
Fade every bet, all you listeners. We had the chance Friday night to cash out at $18. On our $20 bet. In 55 cents. And we didn't do it. And we talked about it at length at the bar. Because halfway through the first of our four games, it instantly went down to about $4.53. Soon as Penn State kicked off, it was... I said we should have cashed in the 18 bucks, boys. Yeah, we should have. Sure, but we lost two.
00:56:27
Speaker
Don't bet on Penn State no matter how how good you feel about it. Just let it let it be Anyhow, so hey Brett. You got joke of the week. Oh Yep, I did alter it in the spirit of Thanksgiving and going back to my roots. Oh
00:56:45
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I don't know.
00:57:03
Speaker
because that's where they celebrated the first Thanksgiving. Why not? That's right. Watch. Watch Charlie Brown. What's the difference? Sorry. In Utah. What's the difference between a turkey and your mom? See, I told you that we're all going back to the roots here. Oh, by the way, there are multiple answers here that I find somewhat funny.
00:57:28
Speaker
Gobble gobble, is it? Yeah, it's gotta be something about the gobbler. There's a line in here that says that, but it's not quite, yeah. The one about a rooster is, a rooster says cock-a-doodle-doo, and your mom says any cock-a-doo. Well, where's that been for Joke the Week? We don't celebrate chickens the way we celebrate turkeys, that's why. Why wouldn't you say that next week for Joke the Week? Because you're Joke the Week.
00:57:56
Speaker
I don't know. I'm not sure what the fuck just happened. Don't look at me. I know what happened. Surely you've heard that. And you told it wrong because it starts with in Utah. What's the difference? Asshole. Yeah, but he gets confused. He gets confused with the Utah part. That throws me off every week. Yes, it does. In Vermont.
00:58:19
Speaker
What's the difference between New Hampshire and your mom? I changed this because the the way it was written since her turkey and my wife I actually think there's a thing there's a bunch of things turkey gets stuffed by hand Oh
00:58:44
Speaker
Alright, well, deliver the one that you feel is best. Oh, there it is. He just ran. Turkey, you should put brown gravy on. Your mom gets white gravy. Oh, I like that. I do like that. That's pretty good. I like that. That sounds like a ski. Oh, it does. One's a country, the other's just a country. Oh, my God.
00:59:17
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That was the late edition
00:59:24
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And to think we didn't even do that on a fifth beer thought, I can't wait to see what's coming up next. Wow. That's good. If you want to get the fifth beer thought, go to Spreaker.com. You can subscribe for $2.99 and get yours, believe it or not. But until next week, I'm Tom. Gobble gobble.
00:59:43
Speaker
Lucy, I don't know. He's kind of amazed here. Send us an email at poursolidbeers at gmail.com for show ideas and input. Until next week, cheers.
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