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But we went back, thanks to one of our listeners, we found the clip, and it's semantics there. But how about this, Todd? They will get married before I retire or I will take a wedding cake to the face. That sounds reasonable. Okay. But if they do get married. Yeah. Then I'm due a wedding cake in the face for sure. If they get married before February 2028. Yeah. Yeah. Some people suggesting that Todd has to or, well, I should say the loser. We're just assuming. I kind of feel like Todd did lose that he has to bake the cake and then eat the cake that he baked. Be good content. It's certainly a new punishment that we haven't done. And that would be, I think, a lot of fun. All right. I would have to have a fire extinguisher nearby. If you. Todd, is going to be baking a wedding cake, I'm up for that. If I lose, I have to bake it, and then Todd, you smash me in the face with it. Are you up for baking a cake and smashing yourself in the face? If everyone has to eat a piece of the monstrosity that I made and swallows it, I think the punishment is you have to eat your own monstrosity. But for me to agree to this, we're changing the initial plan. Never mind. Much like you changed the initial bet that Dan proposed to you numerous times in that audio. We could play that. We could play that back. Then Dan, at the last minute, engage it. Yeah. Don't you think that's what I did? I went. I just threw an engagement. Right like that. But you might as well have. So, yeah, he has to get married and then engage. Dan numerous times said Todd, do you think they will be engaged? And you said, I believe they will not be married. You kept changing what he was saying. This is why the semantics thing is. Is so typically Todd Fritz. Okay, let. Okay, this is. This is May of this year, I believe. Was it May of this year or last year that I said this last year? Okay, we can have another vote here. I have no problem with another vote because I think Todd is owed a wedding cake to the face. Want the. The under that they don't get married. Once again, keep in mind, wedding cake to the face. Yes, I like that. How serious are you willing to take a wedding cake to the face that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelsey don't get married? Todd, I will ask this question. What if they decide to be partners like Oprah Steadman? Does that count as marriage? No. I need to be going down the aisle and exchanging vows. I need an engagement. I'm going to say they're not going to be. I'll take the wedding cake. Wedding cake to the face. All right. Yeah, see? Yeah, you know what? I'll stand corrected. I think Todd is right. It was marriage the whole time until the very end. And then you said engaged. Yeah, he was right. But I don't think that's the first time I brought it up. I think I brought it up initially when people thought that it was a hoax. Well, that was. That clip was obviously edited to make Todd look better, which is usually not the case at all. It's usually. Wow. Yeah, I think I brought that up prior to that when it first happened. And everybody's like, oh, this is a hoax. They. They're not serious about. This is marketing. Yeah, this is marketing. And I went, no, it's not. I love love. And so do they. Yes. Paul, you know when people get engaged right after it happens, they say were getting married. The bet was, are they getting married? They are getting married. Like, they're not married. They're getting married right now. They're more likely to get married. I still don't know. They've entered the process of marriage. Let's go around the room again. Seaton, should Todd get a wedding cake to the face? You know, as much as I really want him to, I'm gonna say no. Oh, yeah. I'm changing my vote actually, and saying I was wrong. Okay. Marvin, no. All right, Paul, in the spirit of the bet, I now think, yes, they are getting married. I say yes as well. Todd, you have the deciding vote. They have to complete the act of marriage. Okay. In that clip, it said married, then it said married, then engaged. So if you want to just go by the number of words of married, engage. It was two to one, married to engaged in that clip. We can play it back again. Well, no, no, we had other conversations when it first happened. I mean, I could weigh in too, if you want them, but yeah, get Dylan maybe. Maybe on the gambling podcast tomorrow. I can ask those guys. I'm sure Shay will have a nice comment. Yeah, college football. You got a five day run here. Enjoy it. Take advantage of it. Because then the NFL starts. But games on Thursday, you got Saturday, you got Sunday. Monday night. Bill Belichick and underdog in his debut, by the way. Most cars on the road could use a little tlc, Mako. That's what they do. And Mako, you know when you. It's Paulie did this. He just took his truck in, had it all whipped up there. Gorgeous cleaned up. You get a free estimate. They let you know how much it's going to cost. They work within your budget. Oh, better get Mako. Terrence in Texas. Terrence, thanks for holding. What's on your mind today? Well, Dan, it is getting hot down here in Texas. Football's about to kick off. UT is number one. Texas State's in the PAC 12. Texas A and M is irrelevant. And if you read the experts on the message boards, I need your help on this understanding. Texas Tech is ruining college athletics all of a sudden. I don't really understand what they're getting at. I thought all these universities, especially ut, you know, trotting out Lamborghinis and stuff, we're already doing this. So can you kind of help me understand why they may be okay, a little brother, a little bit that they're quote unquote, ruining college athletics while Ohio State and Georgia have $30 million football rosters? I. I gotta be honest, Terence. I haven't been following Texas Tech football in a while, since Mahomes was there. But I don't know if they're giving people Lamborghinis. This stuff's been going on for a long, long time and will continue even with nil. Even with collectibles, their collectives. There's. They're still going to do this. They're going to entice you. There's going to be stuff that you're going to get. Okay, they're going to do that. Whether it's above or below board. Yes, Eden? Yeah, I'm not really following that story either, but according to a very quick Google search. Yeah. Texas Tech has committed to about a $55 million athletics budget and is expected to pay a significant amount of nil deals out of that. So it's basically one of the highest paying athletic departments this year. Yeah, you shouldn't be surprised at anything. I thought that they had put limits on how much that you could spend that each school. But even then, that's not going to stop this from happening. Do you really think they're going to go, how much money have we spent? Well, you got 22 million. Could we go over like $300,000. Yeah, sure. Who's going to care? Hey, this guy's going to want 3.5 million and he wants a car. Can. Can Tommy. Can Tommy help us down there? Chevrolet dealership. Yeah, okay. Yeah, we can do that. That's what's going to happen. That's what happened before. Yes, Marvin, especially in Texas, of all places. Nothing should surprise you when it comes to college recruiting in the state of Texas. Look no further than smu. I mean, come on. The Trans Am, nobody should be. Yes, and I don't even know if they really, you know, hit it very well. Yeah, Paulie. Three years ago, running back for Texas, Bijan Robinson, he got a Lamborghini deal with a local Lamborghini dealership. It was an above board, nil deal. Of course it was all the other things that aren't above board. But this is. It's going to continue to happen. It's big business. It's just like ask Michigan. Hey, you guys are going to get maybe nationally embarrassed for a couple of days, and there's an asterisk, and it's going to cost you $25 million for a national title. You know what they're all going to say? All right, we're good. Nate in la. Hi, Nate. What's on your mind? Hey, Dan. How you doing? A quick love story. But first, I want to give you guys something to think about. People were rooting against their love, digging in with faith. So should the engagement be equivalent to getting married? Todd should at least get a engagement pie to the face. Oh, okay, okay. Hold on. Let me just vote on that. How about an engagement pie to the face for Todd, not a wedding cake. I got to jump in and say, why is that? Assuming that I'm against their relationship? I wanted them to break up, and I think it was for publicity. I never said any of those things. I'm glad they're together. I got. I don't like the chiefs, but I got nothing against Travis. I think you should wear your tuxedo from when you got married. On the day that they get married, I probably should get dressed up for them. Do you still have it? Do I still have it? I have to look. I don't know. It may have to be. I'm going to guess. I'm going to guess you rented. I think. I think I bought something. I just don't know if I still have it. Well, thank you, Nate. Raj in Chicago. Hey, Raj. Hey, Mr. Patrick. Thanks for taking my call. I was just watching on Peacock, and it was showing an old clip of Ross Tucker talking about Taylor Swift over Prince. And I know we talked about whenever you retire and have, you know, enough money, step in. I thought of Ross Tucker before, but now I'm not going totally against that. Leave it at the deadness and take over the show once you retire. Only because he picked Taylor Swift over my man Prince. Well, he did. I saw the clip, Raj. Thank you. And I even said to Mario, the director, I said, that's not good. I think he said that Taylor Swift has 10 songs better than Prince's best song. And I went, let's don't do that. It's. We don't need to go down that road. Taylor Swift doesn't have 10 songs better than whatever song you want to pick with Prince. If Purple Rain. She does not have 10 songs better than. Than that. Yes. How many songs does she have? Just maybe three. No, I wouldn't. I wouldn't take. Now, she's an incredible songwriter. She is. But let's. How about they can just live in their separate worlds there. We don't need to bring them together. Just let. Let's rest his soul. Prince don't want to ruin his day where all of a sudden we're talking about him compared to Taylor Swift. Now you want to compare him to somebody else. Okay. Or influences. Okay. But not Taylor Swift. Yes, Todd. Shake it off. Or When Doves Cry. Thank you, Todd. Jay in Delaware. Hi, Jay. What's on your mind today? Hey, Dan, thanks for taking my call. Just a quick thought. I thought it would be quite poetic. They got married in May of 2027, three years to the anniversary. So three years. The anniversary of that little sound clip. I put way too much thought into this because I watched the New Heights podcast, and I think Taylor and Jason's wife have gotten pretty close. I think Kelly's going to be the maid of honor. And all their families, Northeast. Ish. Like, her family's in Pennsylvania. His family's mostly in Ohio. Pennsylvania. So I feel like it's going to be, like, up in the Hamptons, kind of like an elite private estate area up there. But that was my thought. Thanks, Sam. All right, thank you. Jay gave it a lot of thought there. I'm still going. Selena Gomez, maid of honor. And I think Taylor has a mansion in Rhode island right on the water. I agree with Paulie Baker in Illinois. Hi, Bake. What's on your mind today? Hey, bud. I just want to say a couple things with all of Fritzi semantics that after they get married, he's probably going to ask for evidence of the consummation of the marriage. No, we're just. We're going to. We're going to assume that they. They've gotten married when. When people shows the wedding pictures. But thank you for that. We can't let Todd weasel out of what does part of you think that they would have a small marriage? Because there's so many people that these guys know that you don't want to offend anybody or hurt anyone's feelings. So many people would probably be on the fence as to whether they thought they were going to get invited or not. By making it something very small, you won't upset lots and lots of people that thought they were going to be included. But are you going to have a reception or you're not. You're going to have everything really small. And I'd be. I'd be concerned. Obviously they have all the money in the world to have a thousand people there, but I would be concerned. It's like, oh, my God, I can't believe we forgot so and so. And there's going to be a lot of people with hurt feelings that they weren't included. How many people you think went to Jeff Bezos wedding? Too many. A lot. About 400, 500? I don't know, 200? That is a really difficult job when you start to pare down the list of those who are in, those are out, those are on the bubble. I mean, it's sort of like March madness, but for a wedding reception, like, I don't know. Yeah, well, I haven't heard from him in a while. I've done this before, and I have a daughter engaged. And I already said, you know, when you start to look at that guest list, they're going to be names where you go, well, I like her, but I don't know about him. Yeah. Paulie. Did you guys either accidentally or on purpose not invite someone to your wedding and you regretted it later? I accidentally didn't invite a couple of people. Yeah. And I regretted that. But at the time, I was in love and it didn't matter. I didn't care. That was my excuse. I'm sorry. I was in love. The bros by that. Yeah, yeah. Yes. I definitely have people that I regret not inviting. There's probably some people you regret inviting. Well, you know, part of it is like, you know, like, there are old family friends that have known me since the day I was born that were like my parents best friends that I was like, no, we're just doing like immediate family and stuff like that. And I should have thought of them as family, and I really regret not doing that. I was a little too strict with the wording of, like, no, it's just this. They absolutely should have been there. And then especially because, like, a year later, a bunch of the people that we work with, I no longer work with anymore, and they all got invited because, like, I had to invite the people that you. We got to invite all those people and then really have at least 75% of them I've never spoken to again. I'm. I was stupid. I was looking at my wedding album recently. There are people I don't even know. I said to my wife, I go on, who is that? She goes, I don't know. Like, there were a couple of people. I did not know who they were. But when you get married, you go to reception. You got to go to each table. Hi, hi, hi, hi. Hi. And I just remember there are people I. I didn't know or people I did know and I haven't seen since then. And I've been married 38 years. And you're going, why was he invited? And then we had these gifts. Like, when you left, you got a picture frame that, you know, just as a thank you. And people were stuffing them in their pockets. And I'm going, it's. It's a silly wedding frame for you. And they were taking extras, like, yes, Marvin. I'm not sure if I regret not inviting anybody, but I do regret not going to every. Every table. I don't know. You didn't do that. I didn't go to anyone. Said my wife did. I was like, no, I'm out here on the floor. Oh, okay. Yeah. I. I had no interest dancing with the bridesmaids. Okay. All right. Marvin. Yes, Todd? There's still another layer where you can't win. If you did invite someone that was on the fence, then they're crying about how they would. Why am I at table six? I don't even know any of these people. Then you're gonna have those group of people that were included. How many times have you gone to an event? It's like, why am I at this table with the close friends and the family at table two, not table six. Yes. Yeah, it's true. Where you're like, I don't know any. Hi. Hi. I'm Dan. That's when you realize you were barely invited. Yes. You're all the way at table 11, which you have no idea who any of these. I was on the bubble. I probably was on the bubble for a couple of them. Yes, Eaton, that happened to us like I guess morning of the wedding or like reception is just about to start and I get a call from either my soon to be wife or just currently my wife and being like, you need to come down here right away. And we got our reception was in this sort of like barn and the, the way the tables were laid out, her like we were sitting at like whatever this like head table kind of thing. And then her parents were right next to us and my parents were like all the way in like the back underneath some stairs. It was like the worst seating ever. And we're like this needs to change. Like you can't stick my parents all the way under there. We will talk to the Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel who joins us next here. Be sure to catch the live edition of the Dan Patrick show weekdays at 9am Eastern, 6am Pacific on Fox Sports Radio and the iHeartRadio app. Hey, Steve Covino. And I'm Rich Davis and together we're Covino and Rich on Fox Sports Radio. 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During the middle of dinner, Frank walks over and says, don, hi, how are you? And Don goes, frank, please, I'm in the middle of dinner. Seth MacFarlane on the taking a Walk podcast. Listen to Taking a walk on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Imagine that you're on an airplane and all of a sudden you hear this. Attention passengers, the pilot is having an emergency and we need someone, anyone to land this plane. Think you could do it? It turns out that nearly 50% of men think that they could land the plane with the help of a air traffic control. And they're saying like, okay, pull this. Until this, pull that, turn this. It's just I can do my eyes closed. I'm Manny. I'm Noah, this is Devin. And on our new show, no Such Thing, we get to the bottom of questions like these. Join us as we talk to the leading expert on overconfidence. Those who lack expertise lack the Expertise. They need to recognize that they lack expertise. 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Mike McDaniel, fourth season as the Dolphins head coach and of course a star wide receiver with the Yale Bulldogs. Official height and weight coach. Five nine and undisclosed. Because at Yale you were five nine one seven five. But that feels like that might have been inflated a little bit. Yeah, it was actually closer to my true weight at that time. I was inflated. My body wasn't really built for that weight, but I, I was taking a lot of supplements at the time. Okay. Legal supplements. Of course. Of course. Above brow. Of course. Were you Julian Edelman before Julian Edelman? Yes. End statement. Yeah. No, I was limited to a inside receiver route tree because of lack of linear speed. Okay. And I was quicker than fast, as they'd say. And I did a lot of coaching while playing, if you know what I mean. How about 40 yard dash if you raced Tyreek Hill? Yeah, he would get me. I had to think about it. Okay. Is there anybody closer to him speed wise? Yeah, there's. I think there's a lot of guys that are, that are. That are fast, particularly on our team. But I think what makes his speed unique is the acceleration. You know, it's. He gets top speed very quick. He's almost top speed on the third step of a route when he's motioning. So the quickness and speed is hard to. Is hard to match. But there's several guys on the team that will with absolute certainty say that they're faster than him, even though they don't have a time as fast as his. But if you're calling plays knowing that he's so quick at like, does it change if you're calling something? Let's say it's. It's third and seven. You just want to get him the ball because of that acceleration. Not he has to go out seven or eight yards. No, you know, quite literally one of the, the positives of being in the same offensive system for my entire career. You know, I came in 2005 learning Mike Shanahan's and have stayed with it is realistically the. What the offense is, is a product of people's skill sets. So we do a lot of timing motion because we can utilize Tyreek and Waddle and etc at the. That their unique skill set. So pretty much you know, all, all players skill sets for us now in the system are you have kind of adapted to them and try to use their, their best skills most frequently. When did that change? It felt like when quarterbacks were drafted certainly in my era that you had to adapt to that coach and his philosophy where it feels like I Cam Newton when he came in it felt like Carolina says hey, we're going to cater to your needs. I don't know if you remember since you were there with Shanahan in OH5, did you see something, a seismic shift where you're kind of adapting your audience or your, your offense to that quarterback you're taking? Yeah, I think you just hit on something super interesting because the whole, the whole tree underneath. Kyle Shanahan Learned that in 2012 when we had a rookie RG3 at quarterback and we're going to jump into the, the game of zone Reed and realistically we completely adapted. You know, I was an offensive assistant. You know, Matt LaFleur was the quarterback coach. Sean McVeigh was the Titans coach. Kyle Shanahan was the offense coordinator. You know, Raheem Morris was the defense or secondary coach. Bobby Sluk was outside linebackers coach. All these people firsthand where we had our offense from what we ran in Houston and extension Denver and then retooled it in Washington and then for, for me personally and, and Kyle we went, we got fired and then went to Cleveland and had a job and didn't want to get fired. So we tried to adapt to those players and then we did the same thing when we went to Atlanta. So it's really in the course of the journey early on we, we had the opportunity to you know, directly, you know, evolve the offense to cater to players needs and you know, I've kind of seen everything through that lens since Most talented quarterback you've ever been around. Talented at what? The quarterback quarterbacking. You know, I would, I would say, you know, Matt Ryan was up there, but I think two is probably the, the most talented quarterback. The, the most talented speed threat was probably Robert Griffin iii. You know, so he was fast and before the defense schematically caught up to us, you know, he was rookie of the year for a reason. Matt Ryan played the game in a unique way that really changed a lot of stuff that we do in the dropout game based upon how, how good he was. And then there was one of the best quarterbacks at play action pass that's super underrated was Matt Schaub. He was a, he was really good at utilizing Andre Johnson's speed and being able to avoid sacks while getting explosives. Talking to Mike McDaniel, fourth season as the Dolphins head coach. You start out, you got Indie at Indy, then host New England at Buffalo, and then host New York. How much pressure do you feel? I always think that's funny because I think I would have to be delusional to not, you know, expect. Yeah, I think you take a job like this and you. You're working in the NFL, and for me, I'm preparing to have this job, and then I take the job. And I'm very much aware of the black and white reality of, you know, wins and losses and, and how things. How you're able to, you know, sustain the job and keep the job and evolve. The program is all based on, you know, the nuts and bolts of winning and losing games. So I think everything that I do to prepare has always been to kind of be my best self in moments of pressure. And, yeah, I mean, I know it exists, but I don't feel it because it's kind of, you know, ingrained or attached to what I understand this job to be. How much do you take home with you? You know, the. The gift of, you know, my one and only daughter has. Has really helped, you know, create some boundaries for myself. You know, I carry stuff through the. Through the car ride home, but when I get home, especially when you have a short, compressed time to. To be something that's, you know, a pillar of importance in who you are as a person, which is being a father. For me, I get to. I get the gift of being able to get home, see her face, engage her, and try to leave it at work, because you have to be balanced in life to have your edge at your performance, really, for whatever you're doing. So, you know, I think earlier in my career, I struggled to do that, but my daughter's really helped me out with that one. When you were growing up and you were getting those autographs, when you'd go to the Broncos camp, do you still have those autographs? I do. In a trunk somewhere. What are some of your favorite autographs that you got when you were a kid? I had a. I had a one sleeve of cards, like in the plastic, but it was a sleeve and a binder that kept all the autographs. And it was probably the John La Page. I had about seven of them because I wasn't relentless. Obsessed with Daily Visitor at Denver Broncos training camp. So those are probably my favorite or, you know, the. The Robert Del Pino one that led to. To me Meeting my, my stepdad, that was probably the two best ones that, that got me connected with Mike Shanahan in the first place. Okay, so explain that, because it wasn't it an assistant coach. Like, explain how your mom met her, your stepdad. Well, I mean, it's the, the normal nuclear family trajectory of a child introducing mother and stepfather, of course. Happens all the time. Yeah. So I was getting autographed. Well, I would go to Denver Bronco training camp and, and get autographs daily. I had a Charlotte Hornets fitted, loud purple and teal hat. And it was noticeable. So I got Robert Del Pino's autograph. Earlier in the day, I wanted to get another one. As an only child, I guess I just wanted more. So I put the hat down, got the autograph, came back, the hat was gone. I was about 9 at the time, so I was crying. And a member of the Broncos was interested in why I was freaking out. I told him about the hat, he took down the measurements. A couple days later, he saw me again at training camp because I was automatic at Lawrence hall at the time. And he, he gave me a hat with a price tag on it. He went to the Greeley Mall and bought me a hat. And, and so then I thought he was worthy of meeting my mother. So I introduced them and they, they got married. I moved to Denver and was. As a result, he was a assistant video guy for, for the Broncos. And I got to. At age 14. I was a ball boy through high school and, you know, really got in the NFL door, you know, being able to be around the guys and stuff from, you know, before I could drive. Well, speaking of love, your reaction to Travis Kelsey and Taylor Swift getting engaged was what? Oh, you just told me. I didn't know. That's my reaction. How, how do you not know? Well, you, you keep yourself from anything that's multimedia and then you make yourself a terrible conversation when people bring up pop culture and you do that over time and then you don't know anything that you, you know, I'm pumped to hear about it now, I guess I'm sure. You know, I think there's layers to, to my reaction, you know. You know, I, I'm hoping it's a loved, love based relationship and, you know, and good for them, you know, finally, finally they're not, I mean, finally they're doing it the old fashioned way, you know, where people shouldn't really enter into any escapades unless they're married. You know. So now if one of your guys gets engaged, do you Expect to be invited to the wedding. No, I'm the boss, like, so I appreciate if I am, but my expectation is that nobody wants to hang out with me ever. That, that I'm the boss of. Are you a buzzkill? No, it's just the nature of boss, you know, the nature of boss is like, all right, this isn't work. Why do I feel like it's work? Oh, because there's the guy that may or may not be judging me, you know, so I, I don't get my feelings hurt. I don't have high expectations for, for that. Just understanding the role and responsibility. Always great to catch up with you. Thanks for joining us. Good luck starting the season. Thank you very much. That's Mike McDaniel, four season is the Dolphins head coach. They were eight, nine last year and they open up at Indy, host New England at Buffalo and host New York. I never know with his delivery if he's being serious. Yes, Todd, he's hilarious. I don't think he has any idea. I don't know if it's just the deadpan, the way he says what he's saying, but we just, we were thoroughly entertained by all that. Over here. Thank you. Todd. You would never guess if I said, hey, what's that guy do for a living? I don't think you'd go, well, obviously a football coach, he could be with the delivery now if he had good material, he could be a comedian. That kind of delivery, deadpan delivery, kind of sneaky. All right, last call for phone calls. What we learn what's in store tomorrow. We'll try to do that all after this. Fox Sports Radio has the best sports talk lineup in the nation. Catch all of our shows@foxsportsradio.com and within the iHeartRadio app. Search FSR to listen live this Labor Day. Say goodbye to spills, stains and overpriced furniture with washablesofas.com featuring Annabe the only machine washable sofa inside and out where designer quality meets budget friendly pricing. Sofas start at just $6.99 making it the perfect time to upgrade your space. 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Chris Fowler, college football tennis host. He'll join us on the program. Always great to talk to Chris, get phone calls. Coming up, this day in sports history. I don't know how long ago this was, Marvin. Maybe you can refresh my memory, but Fritzi wrote a poem and I think it had to do with Travis Kelsey and Taylor Swift. Taylor Swift breaking up with Travis Kelsey. Does that sound right? I think it was Fritzy writing Taylor Swift's lyrics after her and Travis Kelsey would break up. Oh, okay. Do we know the song that it would have been? No. No. So he's just. Oh, he's writing the lyrics for her to come up with the music. Correct. So he's not singing. Oh, he's just reciting the lyrics. He expected them to break up, not get engaged, and then take a pot or cake to the face. Okay. And then she proceed to write a song, being all upset and hurt and being writing a mean song about Travis Kelce in the relationship. Oh, okay. Yes, marvin. It's from September 2023. Okay, here we go. He holds up that trophy? But I won't be his things started out so bubbly? Now all that's left is fizz? He runs all sorts of patterns and ran around on me? Now he's all about himself? When I thought that it was we? They loved him in Kansas city? Until he barbecued my heart? Too late to come crawling back? Learn how to finish what you start? You fumbled your big chance? I'm selling out the domes? You take way too much credit? Everyone knows it's all mahomes? I hope you're tossing and turning and can't even sleep? Bet you're holding my letter? So read it and weep? You still picture me in your arms? But we've had our last cuddle? Move on with your life, 87? We've had our last huddle? You told me you loved me. Wow, that was a load. Here's your helmet and pads, Travis. It's tight. End of the road, emotional. I nailed it. What a prediction. Read that. So seriously? Yeah, you did. It is absolutely Dateline in North Carolina, not to be confused with hard copy. Hi, Dateline. Hey, Dan Dennett. How are you? Good. All right, so I do love the idea of the whole Fritzy pie in the face. Waiting for the wedding, delaying that and doing in a dress. That's a great idea. But I've got one more option. How about do it now? Have him bake the cake, have mushrooms in it, and have him eat it. I think we all need to see Fritzi on hallucinogenic mushrooms. We do not. We. We do not. But thank you, Dateline. Dennis in Long Beach. Hi, Dennis. Good morning, gentlemen. Six, two, two, 25. That was 31 years ago. On my wedding day, I'm now shorter and heavier. I've got a pie of the face bet if anybody wants to take it. And it's that Travis Kelsey retires at the end of the season and their marriage is before six months from the end of the Super Bowl. So that would put it at August 6th, a Saturday. And to be a fruit pie. None of this creamy pie stuff but fruit that gets all over you? No, I'm. I wouldn't be surprised if they got married next year. I. I don't know if they're going to go. Well, we're going to wait a couple of years. I don't know. But thank you, Dennis. Sean in Sacramento. Hi, Sean. Yeah. My uncle from another mother, My brother behind the board. First of all, Fritz, you deserve a cake to the face just for that. Terrible, terrible. I don't know. Was that a song, a poem? I don't know what that was, man. Usually my man, but that was bad. After all your discussion about the wedding, man, why doesn't Travis and Taylor just go ahead and elope, take it to New Zealand, take it to Fiji, no eyes on you guys. Say, suck it to the world, and then throw a party for the family when you get back home? Best decision I made my entire life was eloping and spending all that money for a month in Hawaii. All right, well, thank you, Sean. Yeah. I think that, you know, just get married someplace. You want to hold a party at your mansion in Rhode Island. Yeah. It's going to be tough, though, trying to have something that you can control. And you got the paparazzi. Remember when. When Sean Penn and Madonna got married and they were helicopters. That's the first time I remember where I was like, oh, my God. Like, this was crazy. And he wanted to fight every member of the media, every. Every photographer. Sean Penn. It was at, I think, Madonna's place in California. Yeah. Marvin, should I know that they were married? Is it my age? Before your time? I think with Sean Penn and Madonna. Okay. Yeah. And I was wondering, is there anything that compare. Compares to this? And. And Joe DiMaggio had retired three years when he married Marilyn Monroe. And Marilyn Monroe is the most famous woman in the world, but Joe wasn't playing at the time. I would say Tom Brady and Giselle, because Giselle was still the most famous. You know, one of the most famous women in the world and a supermodel. And he had Tom at the peak of his career. Yeah. See, I do think there's something pretty iconic about Marilyn Monroe. Yeah. I mean, they're still making movies about her. You know, I bet she's still probably a. You know, a lot of people get their hurt face tattooed and stuff like that. She's had a real staying power. But I do think, you know, Travis is probably only playing this year than he's done. But, you know, Tom was married to Giselle for a long time while he was playing. And then Tom decided he was going to play A little bit longer. Yeah, Marv. Well, did his fame increase as much as Travis's increased? Because Tom Brady was already Tom Brady. Well, when you're talking about worldwide, though, I mean, I don't know how many people get caught up in supermodels anymore around the world. But Taylor Swift's performing around the world, so. Yeah, that. That heightened Travis Kelsey. You know, there were probably fans of Taylor Swift who had no idea who Travis Kelsey was. A massive amount. No idea. Most. Yes, most. Then all of a sudden, you know, he shows up and he's on stage with her, traveling with her. Yeah, Tom was pretty famous. I don't know how much more famous he got because of Giselle. But Travis Kelsey and that was a big, big uptick for his resume. But I. I think you have to understand the world that people live in. That's why famous people usually date famous people. You know, it's rare when they go, you know, he. He was a director's assistant, and I am like Julia Roberts married, you know, Danny Motor, who, you know, was like, he was assistant director, assistant. I don't know, AD or whatever the terms are, but it's rare. That's why famous people date famous people because they can kind of relate to the world that you live in. Let's go around the room. We learned anything on the program? Todd, Would you learn former son's great thunder? Dan Marley called you in the middle of the night to check in for some reason. Yeah. Seaton. Todd does not owe us a wedding cake in the face. Apparently not. Apparently not. You guys let him skate. Marvin, Lindy Ruff is back in Buffalo. Yeah. Who knew? Paul. Love one. 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