Hour 1 - Sneak Disses & Sweeney Soap

Summary

Podcast Title: The Herd with Colin Cowherd
Episode: Hour 1 - Thunder Struck & Sneak Disses
Release Date: May 29, 2025
Host/Authors: Steve Cavino, Rich Davis, Monsi, Danny G.
Description: A thought-provoking, opinionated, and topic-driven journey through the top sports stories of the day.

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1. Oklahoma City Thunder's Performance

Timestamp: [01:03] - [02:40]

The episode kicks off with a spirited discussion about the Oklahoma City Thunder's recent game. Steve Cavino opens the conversation reflecting on the team's performance, referencing a TikTok video where Thunder players lip-sync to "Thunderstruck." Rich Davis highlights a standout performance by the team's key player, noting his impressive stats: "34 points, seven rebounds, eight assists" ([02:33]).

Steve emphasizes the team's potential and future prospects, saying, "the only way forward for the Thunder is to make it to the NBA finals." However, Rich offers a contrasting perspective, suggesting that the only team capable of overtaking the Thunder is the Knicks, provided they secure three consecutive wins ([02:40]).

Notable Quote:

• Rich Davis: "The only way someone beats the Thunder is if the Knicks win three in a row and have like some ridiculous momentum." ([02:40])

2. Dak Prescott's Developmental Phase

Timestamp: [07:52] - [18:54]

A significant portion of the discussion centers around Dak Prescott, the Dallas Cowboys' quarterback. The hosts delve into a controversial statement made by Brian Schottenheimer, the new head coach of the Cowboys, who referred to Prescott as being "in the developmental phase." Rich Davis challenges this characterization, arguing that such terminology is inappropriate for a seasoned player in his tenth NFL season.

Steve Cavino critiques the coach's choice of words, asserting, "Dak Prescott, you know, the context is important. It is because you're like, man, why would he say that?" ([08:32]). The conversation evolves into a debate about the implications of labeling established athletes as still developing, with Rich emphasizing the inappropriateness of the term given Prescott's experience and salary.

Notable Quotes:

• Rich Davis: "Dak Prescott, entering his 10th season in the National Football League. Is that a sneak this or is that the ultimate compliment?" ([08:44])
• Steve Cavino: "Developmental? More like mental." ([09:18])
• Rich Davis: "I think Aaron Rodgers is one of the highest quarterbacks." ([10:03])

3. Relationship Desperation: Sydney Sweeney

Timestamp: [18:54] - [36:34]

Transitioning from sports, the hosts shift focus to the realm of relationships, specifically addressing the phenomenon of men displaying desperation for actress Sydney Sweeney. The conversation critiques various desperate behaviors, such as incessantly liking a woman's social media posts or subscribing to her OnlyFans account, labeling these actions as unattractive and indicative of low self-esteem.

Steve Cavino humorously examines the marketing ploy where Dr. Squatch teams up with Sydney Sweeney to sell soap made from her bathwater. The hosts mock the concept, suggesting it as the epitome of desperate fan behavior. They debate whether such products are meant as novelty gifts or if there's a genuine market for them among "creeps."

Notable Quotes:

• Rich Davis: "This story just shows how dumb guys are. Like, I'm not proud of this. I feel like men in general do." ([26:08])
• Steve Cavino: "You can't fake confidence. A guy that's over his last [game] can't get in the batter's box." ([28:00])
• Rich Davis: "It's a guaranteed way to never get her attention. I promise you that." ([31:37])

4. Old School: Celebrity Families

Timestamp: [36:34] - [45:08]

In the "Old School" segment, the hosts take a nostalgic turn, discussing celebrity families and their dynamics. They highlight Latoya Jackson's birthday, reflecting on the challenges and fame within the Jackson family. The conversation expands to include fictional families from popular culture, such as the Banks family from "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" and the Tanner family from "Full House," pondering which celebrity or fictional family listeners might want to live with.

The segment invites audience participation, encouraging listeners to share their favorite celebrity families and engage in a lighthearted conversation about family dynamics, fame, and the allure of living within a renowned household.

Notable Quotes:

• Rich Davis: "A lot of talent, Jackson. I mean not a family you'd want to be part of. Success. Yes, but it seems like that was not a fun upbringing if you were a part of that Jackson family." ([42:20])
• Steve Cavino: "What family would you want to live with? Fictional or real? We'll take your feedback." ([43:09])

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Additional Highlights

• Audience Engagement: Throughout the episode, the hosts encourage listeners to engage by leaving comments, rating the podcast, and participating in live chats.

• Humorous Banter: The chemistry between Steve Cavino, Rich Davis, Monsi, and Danny G. is evident, offering a blend of humor and insightful commentary that keeps the conversation lively and entertaining.

• Product Promotions: While primarily focused on content, the episode includes brief promotional segments for products like Travis Matthew’s clothing line and Dr. Squatch soap. However, these are presented in a humorous context and are seamlessly integrated into the conversation.

Notable Quote:

• Rich Davis: "Developing new skills and learning new things about the trade. And same with broadcasting. There's always new philosophies, Rich." ([10:24])

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Conclusion

The "Hour 1 - Thunder Struck & Sneak Disses" episode of The Herd with Colin Cowherd offers a dynamic blend of sports analysis, candid discussions on personal relationships, and nostalgic reflections on celebrity families. The hosts provide sharp insights, backed by humor and relatable anecdotes, making the episode both engaging and informative for listeners seeking a comprehensive take on current sports narratives and beyond.

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Notable Quotes with Timestamps:

• Rich Davis: "The only way someone beats the Thunder is if the Knicks win three in a row and have like some ridiculous momentum." ([02:40])
• Steve Cavino: "Developmental? More like mental." ([09:18])
• Rich Davis: "It's a guaranteed way to never get her attention. I promise you that." ([31:37])
• Rich Davis: "Think of confidence. The minute you have nothing going on and you're desperate and you just want attention from that, women sniff that and they want no." ([27:43])
• Steve Cavino: "You can't not fake the funk." ([27:43])

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Transcript

[Steve Cavino]

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[Rich Davis]

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[Steve Cavino]

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[Rich Davis]

What's up? Good afternoon, good evening, good night.

[Steve Cavino]

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[Rich Davis]

Hi, everybody.

[Steve Cavino]

Fox sports radio's YouTube again. Covino and Rich on FSR and we be rocking out. Let's go. It's a Thursday, that feels like a Wednesday. Gotta love the short work week. And Thursday's the new Friday, so the weekend begins right now. So it's a Thursday, that's a Friday, but it feels like a Wednesday. I know it's confusing, but speaking of hope you had an Oklahoma City Thunder. Thunder.

[Rich Davis]

Feel the thunder.

[Steve Cavino]

They were thunderstruck last night. Sorry. To all our Minnesota friends.

[Rich Davis]

I was. Sam late night hit us up with a really funny TikTok video where they put all the OKC thunder heads singing Thunderstruck. The best is SGA's Head on Angus Young's body because it's like this. No smiling, stoic picture of sga. And then Angus Young is, like, doing this little, like, skip across from underneath his knees.

[Steve Cavino]

Seek it out. Social media wins all the time. Just making all the things we watch extra entertaining. So I hope you enjoyed the games. A Thunder sort of night. 124 94. Not the way the T Wolves wanted to go out, but hope you had an SGA sort of night. Speaking of 34 points, seven rebounds, eight assists. He had that composure, too. At the end of the game, he looked convincing to me when he said, you know, there's still a lot of work to do and it looks like they might be. I mean, all season they've been the team to beat, but what their first appearance is 2012. Congrats. The only way on the Thunder moving forward to the NBA finals. And then tonight, man, the only night.

[Rich Davis]

The only way someone beats the Thunder is if the Knicks win three in a row and have like some ridiculous momentum. And you know the garden's popping, but tonight he kind of. He kind of went tonight, as I said earlier to you. We'll talk about it later. But just for the pure ability to have something to watch in the sports world Saturday night, we're rooting for the Knicks tonight. But on today's show, we're going to get to a bunch. How desperate are dudes for a piece of Sydney Sweeney?

[Steve Cavino]

So desperate guys are gross. Did you say Sydney Sweeney or Sydney Sweeney?

[Rich Davis]

So Sydney Sweeney.

[Steve Cavino]

Oh, Sydney Sweeney.

[Rich Davis]

Monty. How desperate are guys?

[Monsi]

You know, guys, I literally almost came out and made sure you heard the story. That is so weird.

[Rich Davis]

There's a level that is so I.

[Monsi]

Almost came out and told you guys.

[Rich Davis]

But there's a story about how desperate guys are and has to do with Sydney Sweeney and her two prizes. We're going to talk about.

[Monsi]

Kevin Durant would buy that.

[Rich Davis]

Yeah, people, yes. We're going to talk some NBA. We're going to go old school and talk about famous families. But Kof, before we get into Dak Prescott and some NFL, gotta remind everyone we are doing it live from the Fox Sports Radio studio. And if you're ready for a new job, well, ready. Let Express employment pros help. While Express helps people in all industries find work, our sweet spot is logistics.

[Steve Cavino]

And Express never charges job seekers a fee. Go to expresspros.com and after the show, our podcast goes up. So if you miss any of today's show, any show ever, be sure to listen to the podcast. Search Covino Enriched C O V I N O Covino Enriched Wherever you get your podcast, follow rate and review. Five stars. Say something nice. And speaking of podcasts, we have a bonus pod called Over Promised because Rich always over promises things we never get to because he talks a lot. We have a new episode premiering today, episode 94 of Over Promised on Fox Sports Radio's YouTube page or wherever you stream your podcasts. And you could join us live. There's a live chat, live interaction. So join us right after this show in about an hour and 54 minutes.

[Rich Davis]

And can you rate us five stars? Don't be like that person that's so picky with Uber. I think I may have only not given five stars. What a couple times? Like if the drivers.

[Steve Cavino]

Three and a quarter stars.

[Rich Davis]

If the driver's terrible. Like, are you really being like, well, that was okay.

[Steve Cavino]

Four stars.

[Rich Davis]

Like, you got to be a real a hole if you're giving Uber drivers. I think we saw a pretty decent.

[Steve Cavino]

Average 4.7 something, 4.9 overall.

[Danny G]

And some of that was the show before you guys because we just took over that feed.

[Rich Davis]

Yeah, no one liked that guy, but.

[Steve Cavino]

I don't want to give him.

[Danny G]

I didn't say that.

[Rich Davis]

But the Vegas dude, I heard no one liked him.

[Danny G]

He was nice when I met him in person, but told me before, I think we get a lot of five star ratings because. Because we bribe people. Well, in fact, tomorrow we're going to read some of the reviews for some swiggy.

[Rich Davis]

Only the five star ones get a prize.

[Steve Cavino]

And by the way, I'll start with.

[Danny G]

Reading a one star for you.

[Rich Davis]

Yeah.

[Steve Cavino]

All right, so leave us a comment. Say something nice. We appreciate it.

[Rich Davis]

Now, before this great story about Dak Prescott, we're going to get to Dakota. But tonight I just wanted to do a little over under. They should put this on draftkings.

[Steve Cavino]

What is Dax short for, by the way?

[Rich Davis]

Dakthalamu.

[Steve Cavino]

Dakota. Oh, not Count Dakula.

[Rich Davis]

Dacalicious. Now, is it North Dakota or South Dakota? Who knows? There's a story about Dak. But I got a quick over under around the room just to show you.

[Steve Cavino]

The people Mama calling Dakota. I'm gonna call them Dakota.

[Rich Davis]

There's so many irresponsible people and I'm banking on the opposite tonight. Monty, I'm curious what you think. I meet with my all star baseball team. I'm coaching coach Rich. 12 kids. Multiple times. I reached out to the parents and said, hey, tonight you need the check for the league and a copy of your kid's birth certificate. Okay, 12 kids. How many of the 12 sets of parents follow directions?

[Steve Cavino]

Let's just say it's impossible that you go 12 for 12.

[Rich Davis]

There's no way.

[Steve Cavino]

There's no way. Impossible. No way. With parents.

[Rich Davis]

Multiple text messages, emails. Like parents, please.

[Monsi]

Their minds are every year, four.

[Steve Cavino]

Oh, wow.

[Monsi]

I'm hoping you got four.

[Steve Cavino]

You have low expectations.

[Monsi]

I do have low expectations.

[Steve Cavino]

I was thinking at least nine families got it right.

[Rich Davis]

It is all stars, so they care.

[Monsi]

Oh, it is. The all star is not. Okay, so they're.

[Steve Cavino]

Three families will forget something.

[Monsi]

Seven, just above 50%.

[Rich Davis]

You know big Mike who runs this place?

[Steve Cavino]

Who? Mike?

[Rich Davis]

He said draftkings set the line at seven and a half parents. Okay, over under your thoughts at Covinon Rich. Just, you know, coaching, living that dad life. But there's a story we got to start with. I just figured I'd throw that out there because no matter what, work, business, family, you could tell everyone, even with your family, if you told your family, camino, I need this by tomorrow. At 9pm one of your siblings wouldn't remember?

[Steve Cavino]

No, absolutely. So I'm thinking nine. But this is the, as we established already, the Danny Amonte effect, where Rich has to create a binder full of birth certificates proving that all his kids in this little league, this pony league, are of age because it's that serious nowadays as a result.

[Rich Davis]

Thanks, Danny Almonte. All right, Dak Prescott's in the news and this story. We're gonna play a game called sneak this or major compliment.

[Steve Cavino]

I think it's so obvious what's going on here.

[Rich Davis]

Well, I think it could be looked at.

[Steve Cavino]

I think it's meant to be one way, but it's completely another. I don't think there was bad intentions here, but can we please start by saying that Dak Prescott, I'm sorry, Dakota Prescott, began his career in his professional career in Dallas 2016, nine seasons ago.

[Rich Davis]

The year we lost Harambe.

[Steve Cavino]

The year we lost Harambe. That's right. The anniversary of Harambe.

[Rich Davis]

The anniversary was two days ago, right?

[Steve Cavino]

Yes. So keep that in mind when you describe the story there.

[Rich Davis]

Danny G. Hit us up with this, and it's a real good hypothetical. According to Dove Kleiman of the NFL, Brian Schottenheimer, new head coach of the Cowboys, said, quote, I think Dak is in the developmental phase. And that sounds crazy for a guy who's played that much. But there are things we're tweaking with Dak. Keep in mind, now, Dak is entering his 10th season in the National Football League. Is that a sneak this or is that the ultimate compliment?

[Steve Cavino]

Developmental? More like mental.

[Rich Davis]

Yeah, right.

[Danny G]

And for full context, yeah. SI has an article about this out today saying that they feel like people are running too wild with this because they said Schottenheimer was asked about backup quarterback Joe Milton and whether he was in the developmental phase. That led to Schottenheimer saying, all of the quarterbacks can continue to learn. And then he went into that.

[Steve Cavino]

Dak Prescott, you know, the context is important. It is because you're like, man, why would he say that?

[Danny G]

You still wouldn't think you'd say this about, but at least one of the highest paid QBs in the. In the world.

[Steve Cavino]

That's the thing. He's one of the highest quarterbacks. We're entering his 10th season and you're going to say developmental.

[Rich Davis]

I think Aaron Rodgers is one of the highest quarterbacks.

[Steve Cavino]

But this the same breath. You could say, whatever it is you do for profession, you're always learning new tricks, or at least you should strive to be. I don't care if you're cutting hair. I actually admire our barbers. We both have barbers that take a lot of Pride. In Hilbert's BeefC. Yeah. Who do you think I was talking about?

[Rich Davis]

Sweeney Todd.

[Steve Cavino]

In learning the newest TK Arunde techniques. Tiki. And you know, you're not given the same haircuts you were given. Not the same flat top from 1992. You're not still giving out how he longs. You're not still giving out the Bosworths. You're always development new skills and learning new things about the trade. And same with broadcasting. There's always new philosophies, Rich. There's always new things that we're supposed to do or a new emphasis on something new. Cov.

[Rich Davis]

Talk about power pitchers in Major League Baseball later in their career. Finding ways to be crafty.

[Steve Cavino]

Yes.

[Rich Davis]

Finding ways to use.

[Steve Cavino]

Reinvent yourself.

[Rich Davis]

Reinventing. Pedro Martinez, notably one of these guys that said, listen, I'm not throwing 98 mile an hour fastballs with movement by people, so let me get a little crafty.

[Steve Cavino]

Exactly. So I do understand that too. But Dak Prescott, developmental stage. I don't know about that.

[Rich Davis]

That.

[Steve Cavino]

That to me is a term implied for someone starting off their career. Yeah, we all learn stuff all the time. But are you in your developmental stage? We're still the newer guys here at Fox Sports. You've been broadcasting forever.

[Rich Davis]

I sneak this or major compliment. Let me give you both sides of this.

[Steve Cavino]

Where would the compliment be?

[Rich Davis]

All right, Snake, this is. Yo. This dude's the highest paid. One of the highest paid. And he's been in the league 10 years development. That's like saying this guy has not brought it. The Cowboys haven't even made it to an NFC championship game. They stink. And Dax dep problem. And he's still developing this.

[Steve Cavino]

That's another part of the story. It's not like he's on a new team. He's on the same team for 10 seasons.

[Rich Davis]

So that's the sneak. This here's where I think you could say, no, no, no, no major compliment. We have been doing our show for a long time. In fact, sometimes I hate to admit how long we've been doing it.

[Steve Cavino]

I've been doing radio since we were 12. I don't know that.

[Rich Davis]

And I've worked together since the early 2000s. We started doing radio, no joke, when we were out of college. Him and I if our bosses now. Scott and Don, my man said Covino and Rich. Those are our guys. They're. They're still in the developmental phase.

[Steve Cavino]

If I read that anywhere and it was meant to be a compliment, I'd still be like, huh?

[Rich Davis]

I might interpret that as, wow, we're already doing big things, and they think there's more. Squeeze out of that. That lemon, that orange. Like, there's more. There's more.

[Steve Cavino]

You got to really spin it to really hear that.

[Rich Davis]

I think maybe Schonheimer saying, like, yo, Dak, there's. There's even more we could get out of him. Like, monsieur, you're in the developmental stage to say that. I look at Monty and say, monty, you have a great update anchor. I'm Rich.

[Steve Cavino]

Has to totally reverse engineer that. That statement to have it make any sense where it would be complimentary. You kidding me? How about, man, he's getting better all the time. You can't say it that way. And every year, he's better and better. You got to say, like, and I still think we. Or how about this? And I still think we haven't seen the best of them yet. That would be the best way to say that.

[Rich Davis]

Yeah. I'm not good with words. I say dumb things to my wife. Like, you look really hot for a mom. Like, I do. I'm the king of saying dumb things. So maybe I should check out what's different, man.

[Steve Cavino]

Cavino and Rich, they're still in their developmental stage, or we haven't even seen the best of them yet. You know that we're. That means we still got more juice to squeeze.

[Danny G]

There's still some tweaking we could do with the show, according to the bosses in Rich's scenario, but.

[Steve Cavino]

Yeah, exactly. But there's always tweaking to be done if you care about your job again. 87799 on Fox. Monsieur, I didn't mean to cut you off, but.

[Monsi]

Oh, no, you're fine.

[Steve Cavino]

That was such a backwards way to make that compliment.

[Monsi]

You made your point. I agreed with you 100%. It's like, I don't think it was meant to come off as bad as it sounded, but when you add the context of how long has he been around?

[Steve Cavino]

This is his 10th. Yeah.

[Monsi]

So, like, you know what?

[Rich Davis]

I think this goes with just the theory of you could say things the same thing, but the nice way and, you know, like.

[Steve Cavino]

Right.

[Monsi]

And he probably wanted to not say it the nicest way for a reason.

[Rich Davis]

You know what? The Mets were playing the Yankees a couple weeks back, and the Mets broadcasters were cracking up because Keith Hernandez didn't think he was insulting Paul Goldschmidt on the Yankees. He called him one of the. One of the standout elderly players in the league. And Rod Darling and Gary Cohen, like, Keith. What did you say? Goes. Yeah, one of. One of the elderly. Elderly. Do you think Paul Goldschmidt wants to be known as one of the elderly players? Veteran. Veteran.

[Steve Cavino]

That's what I'm saying. There's a nice way you say veteran. Get it?

[Monsi]

Yeah.

[Rich Davis]

Seasoned veteran.

[Steve Cavino]

Some people just don't understand expressions either. That's the weird part. I was listening. Rich does another podcast called have Kids, they said. And his co host called someone, the late great somebody, and they're still alive.

[Rich Davis]

Oh, yeah.

[Steve Cavino]

Like, yeah, the late great. Gary Cohen is like, the late great. When did he die?

[Rich Davis]

My pal Nicole, who I do that show with, she works at SiriusXM. She never understood that phrase. She referenced the late great Michael Jordan, and I'm like. And I go, whoa, whoa, whoa. I go, whoa, what? She goes, yeah. I go, you know that means dead. She goes, no, no, it just means they're, like, really awesome old and, you.

[Steve Cavino]

Know, they were great.

[Danny G]

What did she think the late part meant?

[Steve Cavino]

I don't know. She didn't show up on time, I guess. I have no ide.

[Rich Davis]

Not punctual.

[Steve Cavino]

So, like, I'm saying people are stupid. That's really what that gets to. And people don't know expressions and developmental stages. To me, that implies the guy's still. He's started, just starting out. We're all learning. This is life. We all learn as we go and grow as we go. But he's been playing professional football for 10 years, actual football, since he was picking his nose, probably just out of diapers. So this is not a new sport to him. Developmental stages. That's what you imply to toddlers in our world.

[Rich Davis]

Monty, I don't know if you heard this on your come up, Danny G. Maybe you did when you were like 20ish.

[Steve Cavino]

I don't think he meant it to be in something like Monsi said, though. Yeah.

[Rich Davis]

Do you ever hear when someone references someone in our world of broadcasting, like, oh, they're green.

[Monsi]

Yes.

[Rich Davis]

Like, they don't have that lack of experience. They lack that experience.

[Steve Cavino]

Or green and raw.

[Rich Davis]

You're raw.

[Steve Cavino]

Yeah, you're raw.

[Rich Davis]

I used to hate that phrase, but it made sense when you were younger. There are kind and, you know, I guess you would say dopey ways to say everything. And I usually say the dopey version.

[Steve Cavino]

And Schottenheimer, I think did here as well. If I was Dak. Put yourself in Dak's Shoes. You've been in this industry for a long time, whatever it is you do. Fox Sports Radio Nation. And your boss says, yeah, you know, he's in his developmental stages. You're like, developmental stages? No, the guy that started last month is in his developmental stage.

[Danny G]

Remember, Schottenheimer's a new head coach. He's been on the staff, obviously, but these mics that are in his face constantly right now. He's gonna learn how to say things a little smoother.

[Rich Davis]

But then again, I do love how we are playing into, again, things that are taken out of context. But that's the world of sports. Talk radio, tv, everything.

[Steve Cavino]

We're dissecting it, but based on the reaction the public has given this story, it's a viral thing. Like, did you hear what he said? He just dissed his quarterback.

[Danny G]

He did say. What stood out to me was there's some tweaking that, you know, we're going to do. And so I wonder. I typed it into AI Actually, what could Dak Prescott improve on? I'm curious. You know, I'm not some huge Cowboys fan. I've watched Dak like you guys, but I wondered what the Internet says. It says he could improve on his mental game accuracy and decision making, footwork and consistency. Footwork. It says he needs to improve his footwork so he can enhance his ability to navigate the pocket and make throws better on the move.

[Steve Cavino]

So is the world making something of nothing? Yeah, because I think everybody could decipher what he meant from that statement. But was it the best choice of words? Absolutely not. So therefore, I think he unintentionally sneak. Dissed Dak Prescott. No, no, no. Sneak. This would imply he meant it. So he unintentionally dissed Dak Prescott. Unintentionally. Because this is a veteran quarterback who's getting paid lots of money.

[Rich Davis]

Yeah. Imagine if he was developed, how much money he'd make. Geez.

[Steve Cavino]

I mean, what year at what year in your career do you develop that? I mean, you only got so much of a shelf life in the NFL.

[Rich Davis]

Well, your thoughts at Kobe and on Rich and of course, 87799 on Fox. Now, how are guys desperate? I mean, you can make a list, but there's one really.

[Danny G]

Go to your Instagram feed.

[Rich Davis]

Odd. There's one really odd desperate move and has to do with Sydney Sweeney. And it ties into sports, believe it or not. So we'll get to that. Coming up, some NBA. Are the Knicks going to give us a little thing, a little something to root for or Is it all over? Tonight we'll get to some NBA. And of course, when 50 hits, we'll go old school. All coming up right here. Kavino and Rich, Fox Sports Radio.

[Steve Cavino]

Hey, now, I don't want Rich to really rub on me, but seriously, feel this sleeve right here. Yeah, you like that?

[Rich Davis]

That was a very soft shirt. What is that?

[Steve Cavino]

Honestly, this is the softest, sweetest shirt I think I ever put on this body. It's the cloud collection from Travis Matthew. The cloud collection. Look at this perfectly fit V neck right here.

[Rich Davis]

You know how I just said I say things the wrong way, Danny? Yeah.

[Danny G]

Yeah.

[Rich Davis]

Can I continue that trend? Kavino, that shirt makes you look in way better shape than you really are.

[Steve Cavino]

Oh, wait. Hey, thank you.

[Rich Davis]

I think that.

[Steve Cavino]

Thank you, Schottenheimer. Brian Schottenheimer. Appreciate the compliment.

[Rich Davis]

It really does. It's a n fitted Travis Matthews shirt, where I know that if you took that shirt off, we'd be like, no, but that shirt, my goodness, makes you look good.

[Steve Cavino]

That's the whole point, right?

[Danny G]

Travis Matthews is beyond the developmental stage.

[Steve Cavino]

Seriously, the cloud collection is where it's at. Two turntables, a microphone, and the cloud collection. And of course, I've been telling you about the MLB collection. It's just great quality stuff. So if you're in the market for new shirts, new summer gear, that's where you got to go. Travis, Matthew, I got some of their shorts.

[Rich Davis]

I'm going to break those out this weekend. And those featherweight jeans, honestly, date night, even in the summer, because they're so breathable and light that, you know, you wore them to a barbecue the other day and spots like, why are you wearing pants? You know why? Because they're featherweight and they're like, barely nothing.

[Steve Cavino]

They don't feel like your. Your thick, heavy cardboard jeans that you're wearing right now.

[Rich Davis]

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[Iowa Sam]

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[F]

And it's gonna take us to heal us.

[G]

It's mental health awareness month. And on a recent episode of just heal with Dr. J, the incomparable Taraji P. Henson stopped by to discuss how she's discovered peace on her journey. So what I'm hearing you saying is healing is a part of us also reconnecting to our childhood in some sort.

[F]

You said I look how youthful I look because I never let that little girl inside of me die. I go outside and run outside with the dogs. I still play like a kid. I laugh, you know, I love jokes. I love funny. I love laughing. I laugh at myself. I don't take myself too seriously. That's the stuff that keeps you young and stops you from being so hard to hear.

[G]

This and more things on the journey of healing, you can listen to just heal with Dr. J from the Black Effect Podcast Network on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts at.

[F]

And T connecting changes everything.

[Steve Cavino]

Just my type. He's crafty. Is he singing about Pedro Martinez?

[Rich Davis]

Early 2000s Pedro? Yes.

[Steve Cavino]

I saw the coolest picture of the Beastie Boys with Pee Wee Herman. I'm like, look at all my heroes in one photo. This is great.

[Rich Davis]

How was the Pee Wee Duck?

[Steve Cavino]

Oh, it was good. I enjoyed it.

[Rich Davis]

Two parts, right? It's, like, long.

[Steve Cavino]

Yeah, it's real long. Steve Cavino.

[Rich Davis]

I'll say.

[Steve Cavino]

Rich Davis. Spot. Danny G. Iowa. Sam, Monsieur's here. Thank you guys for being here. And Rich is in an extra good mood. Ever since Todd Chrisley was pardoned, Rich has been, like, floating around. Why are you so happ.

[Rich Davis]

I don't care about the Chrisleys. You're such a liar.

[Steve Cavino]

You love that guy.

[Rich Davis]

It's so funny, Kavina.

[Steve Cavino]

He denies it all the time.

[Rich Davis]

Has this weird obsession with saying that I love the Chrisleys, and it bothers me. So he keeps saying it. But you know who might be next? Donald Trump May Pardon Joe. Exotic. Have you seen that?

[Steve Cavino]

I can't wait.

[Rich Davis]

But then again, unless he murdered someone, didn't he give us enough joy during the worst Covid time that maybe Joe Exotic does deserve a little.

[Steve Cavino]

I mean, maybe some grace.

[Rich Davis]

I don't know.

[Steve Cavino]

That's Rich Davis. I'm Steve Covino's Covino and Rich. Every Thursday we throw it back. So about 20 minutes from now, we go old school and we're going to talk about celebrity families. We'll explain.

[Rich Davis]

You ever think, by the way, of how desperate we were five years ago? Monsie. Did you watch Tiger King? Danny? I was Sam.

[Monsi]

Oh, yes, thank you.

[Rich Davis]

But like you're.

[Danny G]

You don't even have to really ask people that question.

[Steve Cavino]

Yeah, everybody's doing puzzles with my girlfriend.

[Rich Davis]

But Covino and I always bring up the point that our level of desperation in those early Covid days, right now, if there was a tiger documentary, there's like maybe a 20% chance you watched it. We were so locked into anything. Yeah, he benefited more than any human From COVID Absolutely. Joe Exotic. What a weird guy too.

[Steve Cavino]

Well, speaking of desperation, we gotta tell you the Sydney Sweeney story. We're live from the Fox Sports radio studio. For over 40 years, Tire Rack has been helping customers find the right tires for how, what and where they drive ship fast and free. Backed by free road hazard protection with convenient installation options like mobile tire installation. Tire rack.com like tire buying should be Tire Rack. So Sydney Sweeney, she's.

[Rich Davis]

Listen, she's this generation's carbon Electra or Tam Anderson. I mean, every generation has their so called hotties and you know. Stop it, Spot.

[Steve Cavino]

What would your dad say? Oh, she's a regular. Who would it be for your dad?

[Rich Davis]

Presti Brinkley.

[Steve Cavino]

Oh, she's a regular Farrell Fawcett. Oh yeah. Christie Brinkley. Oh, boy. I remember today's rage.

[Rich Davis]

I remember as a kid watching National Lampoon's Vacation. Every time I watched that scene of her by the pool with Clark, I was like, is this the version where I get to see her naked and it never happened? Well, in my mind there was a version I just never saw.

[Steve Cavino]

Was that your first schwing.

[Rich Davis]

Stop moment conflating it with fast times? I know, I know.

[Monsi]

I was confused.

[Steve Cavino]

I thought Sam stuck at Phoebe King.

[Rich Davis]

I thought every pool scene ended with that Sam. But Phoebe Cates, Sydney Sweeney is the hot girl of the moment and good for her. And this story just shows you how dumb guys are. Like, I'm not proud of this. I feel like men in general do.

[Steve Cavino]

We want to establish first that not only are we radio tycoons in the world of sports, but we're relationship Experts. It says it on our business card. I mean, the more desperate you are. You made those on Vistaprint. I know, but it still says it. Relationship experts.

[Rich Davis]

I mean, other than sports radio, Kavino and I have done a lot of relationship riches.

[Steve Cavino]

Says life and little league coach. So, hey, take it from us, we know a few things. It says it right here on our card. And Chrisley knows best aficionado. Yes, that's what Richard says on the back. Hold on. But the point is, the more desperate you are, the less chance you ever have of getting that woman. The moment you put her on a pedestal, it's over, brother.

[Rich Davis]

The minute you try to win a girl back and you look lame compared to the new guy.

[Steve Cavino]

Fork in it, it's done. Trust us. The more you roll out the red carpet, the less respect she has. Again, the more mature she is, the more she'll appreciate that. But for the most part, and painting in broad strokes, the more desperate you are. Women smell that on you. You want proof. The moment you're in a relationship, there's a sense of confidence that you have, right? That's when women start hitting you up. When you have nothing going on and you're desperate and you just want attention from that. Women sniff that and they want no.

[Rich Davis]

Part of your desperation. They can't fake it.

[Steve Cavino]

You can't not fake the funk.

[Rich Davis]

Confidence cannot be faked in any aspect. Dude, think of sports too.

[Steve Cavino]

Sam, are you taking notes, bro?

[Rich Davis]

If you're slumping in dating or sports or anything, you can't fake confidence. A guy that's over his last 28 can't get in the batter's box. Like, yeah, I'm gonna rip one. No, you're not. You just.

[Steve Cavino]

So if you're doom and gloom and your head's down about relationships, you're fresh out of relationship, you're heartbroken. Women smell that like the plague. They're like, that guy's a loser. Keep him away from me. Yeah. You know what's not getting attention? Those 30 fire emojis you comment on her story or her Instagram. Another good one. Yeah, all the likes. Every time you like that girl's post, she's like, yeah, he's a loser.

[Danny G]

It's so embarrassing when you see the list of guys in the comments and, and they miss. They misspell most of their message and just. It's.

[Rich Davis]

There's no way. No girl.

[Steve Cavino]

She's gonna love me now.

[Rich Davis]

No.

[Steve Cavino]

Fire. Fire.

[Danny G]

Fire.

[Steve Cavino]

Fire, Fire, Fire.

[Danny G]

Beautiful. Beautiful.

[Steve Cavino]

Hard. I'm beautiful. All the ladies.

[Rich Davis]

No good looking woman is Gonna get with a guy that. No guy that treats himself like I'm a fan of her is ever gonna get any booty anyway.

[Steve Cavino]

Ruined it.

[Rich Davis]

So we've established Sydney Sweeney's the hot girl of the moment. This just shows how desperate dumb guys are. We've heard of guys buying dumb things that have to do with women. In fact, we've talked about all these Only Fans subscriptions that guys pay for. Like, guys are desperate.

[Steve Cavino]

Zero shot. If you're subscribing to her Only Fans.

[Rich Davis]

Page, I support you.

[Danny G]

When they shows you're dedicated.

[Steve Cavino]

Like, they sell certain things in jars. Like aromas in jars. I'll just leave it at that. Yeah, yeah. People pay money for that.

[Rich Davis]

There's vending machines. There's vending machines that Selling underwear. Well, socks. This is along those lines. Get this. As far as I know, this is a true story. Monsieur, you saw it as well?

[Monsi]

Oh, yeah.

[Rich Davis]

That soap company, Dr. Squatch.

[Steve Cavino]

Dr. Squatch is my favorite.

[Danny G]

You know, only say it once because they're not paying us.

[Monsi]

That's it.

[Danny G]

They should pay us.

[Steve Cavino]

Yeah.

[Rich Davis]

I mean, Mike Tyson does ads for them.

[Steve Cavino]

Right. Immerse yourself in the world of total moisture with Dr. Squash. Experience and sophistication of an intense natural clean, in delicate harmony with natural ingredients that infinitely moisturize, soften and nourish your body and mind. Moisturizing plant butters and moonshine. A world where your skin is supple and dry skin doesn't exist.

[Rich Davis]

Wow, we're giving Dr. Squatch too much love here.

[Monsi]

A little bit.

[Steve Cavino]

No, we're giving Tyson his shine. Wait, is that our mic or is.

[Rich Davis]

It the actual Mike?

[Steve Cavino]

That's actual Mike Tyson. Oh, wow. He does these weird, like, funny, campy commercial like, I love Dr. Squatch. Moisture. I mean, is that our mic or the actual. It's the actual. By the way, true story. He is also a spokesman. And it's meant to be funny, but it's supposed to be a good product for men. Dr. Squatch.

[Rich Davis]

I mean, who knows? I've never used it.

[Steve Cavino]

I mean, I don't know either. I'm just telling you the story.

[Rich Davis]

So you know what they've done now? They've teamed up with Sydney Sweeney.

[Steve Cavino]

I'm more of a lever 2000 kind of guy. I'm more of a zest guy.

[Monsi]

Zest. Good one.

[Rich Davis]

You're not fully clean spot.

[Steve Cavino]

No, it's true. Zesty. You're just zesty.

[Rich Davis]

You and Kat, Sydney Sweeney teaming up with Dr. Squatch. And they're selling soap that contains bath water used By Sydney Sweeney, which seems to me like the most desperate purchase of all time.

[Steve Cavino]

Is this available now?

[Monsi]

Is it crazy that I was like, oh, I'd buy this for Sean as, like, a funny gift?

[Rich Davis]

As, like, a gag gift?

[Monsi]

It's like a funny gift.

[Rich Davis]

Like Gwyneth Paltrow selling candles that smell like her.

[Danny G]

This is gonna be a white elephant gift this December.

[Monsi]

Or just, like, give it to, like, any of my guy friends. It's a funny gift. She is hot.

[Steve Cavino]

She's hot. You're getting it.

[Rich Davis]

So Made from the bathwater of America's favorite hottie of 2025.

[Steve Cavino]

That's a guaranteed way to never get her attention. I promise you that.

[Rich Davis]

Yeah, but I mean, how do we know it's actually made with the water? We need a certificate of authenticity.

[Danny G]

The first. How many did it say? A couple thousand, I think.

[Monsi]

Oh, really? Let me see.

[Danny G]

And it said it comes with a certificate? Yeah.

[Steve Cavino]

What does she do?

[Rich Davis]

Like, take the water and send it to the company? She put it in jugs. They should just put it in the mail. They should just trick people. They should. Jugs trick people.

[Iowa Sam]

What?

[Steve Cavino]

Why'd I use that term?

[Rich Davis]

I know why.

[Steve Cavino]

Yeah. Is someone in charge of having her bathe to verify the authenticity?

[Rich Davis]

They should trick people and just have LeBron dip his nasty toes in water and be like, yeah, that's not the same. This is the water.

[Steve Cavino]

I got one made of my ass sweat.

[Rich Davis]

Okay, I'll stop it.

[Steve Cavino]

Mike Tyson's ass sweat. Squatch. From my last fight.

[Rich Davis]

From my last fight with Sydney Sweeney.

[Danny G]

Bath water soap, 5,000 bars with a certificate.

[Rich Davis]

Now, again, Monty's right. A funny novelty gift. And you know what?

[Steve Cavino]

No doubt. As far as novelty, that's funny.

[Rich Davis]

Kitschy and funny.

[Steve Cavino]

And we're talking about it. Right? So we took the bait.

[Rich Davis]

But you know what? It got me thinking along the lines of, yeah, there's gonna be guys that are, like, turned on by that while at the same time, creeps.

[Steve Cavino]

You mean it's not done in a fun, novelty way? You're just a creep.

[Rich Davis]

Do you mean if a guy's, like, grabbing the bar soap and he's like.

[Steve Cavino]

You know, the same guy that has the Gwyneth Paltrow candle?

[Rich Davis]

That's what I said. Yeah.

[Steve Cavino]

You know what we're talking about.

[Rich Davis]

I. I wanted to tie this to.

[Steve Cavino]

But that was just the.

[Rich Davis]

I want to tie this to.

[Steve Cavino]

That wasn't from her. Oh, I don't know.

[Rich Davis]

Feel like there's something about this that feels very much like when people buy game worn stuff from athletes yeah.

[Steve Cavino]

To me that's so weak.

[Rich Davis]

I agree with you. There is a part of me that's like, I get if it's a game worn jersey and a big moment, that's one thing. But there's people that buy game worn like shoes. And I have a question. Danny G. You're a big Lakers fan, right? Biggest Lakers fan I know. If you were sitting courtside and after the game, LeBron James tosses you and your son Koa his parasite, his socks.

[Steve Cavino]

No way.

[Danny G]

Bye. I don't want your socks.

[Steve Cavino]

Grown man socks.

[Danny G]

A game worn shoe. That's different. I have a Shaq shoe that was game worn.

[Rich Davis]

You ever smell it? Sleeps in it.

[Steve Cavino]

No.

[Rich Davis]

Wait, you're telling me you have a game worn check shoe and you didn't sniff it once?

[Steve Cavino]

No.

[Monsi]

You only have one?

[Danny G]

Yeah, he handed me one.

[Steve Cavino]

Sleeps in it.

[Danny G]

Yeah. You guys see my left ham hock? I don't even think I could fit my left leg in that shoe. But you know, that's different because you. It's on a shelf with my collect sports collectibles.

[Steve Cavino]

The only thing different about it, but like a sweaty headband.

[Danny G]

How about something like a sweaty headband sock?

[Steve Cavino]

I'd want no part of that.

[Danny G]

I don't want that either.

[Steve Cavino]

But people do because they're desperate. It's like nothing screams I'm just a measly fan. More than that.

[Rich Davis]

And I don't get it. Like I'm just an unwashed commoner. Throw me your clothing. It's so bad.

[Steve Cavino]

And when rich and I agree, it's fact.

[Rich Davis]

Think of like a big fella. Like I'm thinking like I'm a Niners fan. Think of big Trent Williams, right, left, you know, left side, protecting the qb. Big ass Trent Williams pro baller. The guy's a beast. If he's like, yeah, he is. My football pants.

[Danny G]

Here's my jock strap.

[Rich Davis]

Would you want his? Would you want Trent Williams stinky ass football pants? What if they framed them? What if he signed them? Would you be like, no, no thanks.

[Steve Cavino]

I mean, isn't the thought that increases.

[Rich Davis]

The value the more stank.

[Steve Cavino]

Anything always has more value. There's no question about that. But certain things, I mean, there's a line there, I think of, of, of what you would actually really want if you're a normal person. That's like their jersey, that's really. Or the helmet or something like that, right? Any sort of undergarment. You're just desperate.

[Rich Davis]

Is there. And I say this respectfully, and I say this also, probably certain that There is. Is there a market for creepos that want female athlete game worn stuff? Like how did like do you think there's some dude out there that's like I got an angel. Reese game worn like absolutely.

[Steve Cavino]

Like that Sydney Sweeney Bathwater Absol.

[Rich Davis]

Absolutely.

[Steve Cavino]

You don't think that there's a market for that? All the creeps. There's probably guys in your street, guys probably in the studio that would do that.

[Rich Davis]

I mean, I wasn't gonna call you up, but Camino has Steffi Graf game worn undies from 1989.

[Steve Cavino]

No, that's not true. That was a rumor. So guys, think about it.

[Rich Davis]

Don't be a creep is game.

[Steve Cavino]

Yeah, don't be a creep. That's a reminder. Don't put anybody on a pedestal if you're in the market and and funny novelty gift.

[Rich Davis]

But just shows how guys are dumb.

[Steve Cavino]

But it makes us think of the game worn stuff too. Where's your line? Where's the line for the game worn value?

[Rich Davis]

It's a good question as we go to our pal and yours, Monse. Monsie. What's doing besides the Phillies just can't lose. What is going on?

[Monsi]

Well, let me just tell you that this soap is gonna be on sale June 6th.

[Steve Cavino]

Ooh. Okay.

[Monsi]

For $8. Oh, $8.

[Steve Cavino]

That's a steal.

[Monsi]

That is a steal. If I could get it for all of you. You're all getting one.

[Steve Cavino]

If we can order them.

[Rich Davis]

Maybe we give away one with our swiggies.

[Monsi]

There we go, guys, we got ideas here.

[Rich Davis]

Swiggy and Soapy.

[Monsi]

Yes.

[Steve Cavino]

All right, so show you swiggy.

[Monsi]

We've got two winner go home situations today. In sports. Knicks in the Eastern conference finals as they host the Pacers game five later today at 8 Eastern. On the ice, it's winner go home for the Stars. They host the oilers in game five of the West Final also at eight Eastern. A little 49ers news for you here, Mr. Rich over there. Wide receiver Ricky Pearsall has a hamstring injury, is probably not going to return until training camps.

[Rich Davis]

Fine.

[Monsi]

Though it's the offseason, hamstring injuries are not great. Cowboys defensive and Michael Parsons not participating in this week's OTAs. He's hoping to receive a long term contract extension prior to the start of the 2025 season.

[Rich Davis]

Developmental still or no, he is still Micah Parsons.

[Monsi]

Phillies edge the Braves 54 in game one of their double header. Kyle Schwaber with home run number 19. And the Dodgers have acquired former all star closer Alexis Diaz who's his Brother Edwin. Edwin Diaz from the Reds. Back to you guys.

[Steve Cavino]

Thank you, Moncy. Now when we return, old school in 50 hits. We do it every Thursday. We throw it back. We talk celebrity families. We got more Covino and Rich on Fox Sports Radio.

[Iowa Sam]

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[F]

And it's gonna take us to heal us.

[G]

It's mental health awareness month. And on a recent episode of just heal with Dr. J, the incomparable Taraji P. Henson, and stopped by to discuss how she's discovered peace on her journey. So what I'm hearing you saying is healing is a part of us also reconnecting to our childhood in some sort.

[F]

You said I look how youthful I look because I never let that little girl inside of me die. I go outside and run outside with the dogs. I still play like a kid. I laugh, you know, I love jokes. I love funny. I love laughing. I laugh at myself. I don't take myself too seriously. That's the stuff that keeps you young and stops you from being so hard to hear.

[G]

This and more things on the journey of healing. You can listen to just heal with Dr. J from the Black Effect Podcast Network on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcast at.

[F]

And T connecting changes everything.

[Steve Cavino]

All right, we're Covino and Rich getting ready for old school win 50 hits. But first and first, mostly. We're live from the Fox Sports Radio studio. And it's time for our tire rack play of the day. And I'm sure you knowing what we're highlighting today, Thunder advance to the NBA Finals. Take a listen.

[Rich Davis]

124 94. The final a 30 point route. Not a single day went by this.

[Steve Cavino]

Season but Oklahoma City did not hold the best record in the West. And now they this historic relentless thunderstorm has unstoppably, emphatically and officially earned the.

[Rich Davis]

Moniker best in the West. Oh, best in the West. That's. Look at those. A lot of big words there. Courtesy of WWLS Thunder Radio Network. And that's our TYRAC Play of the Day. And don't forget, for over 40 years now, Tire Rack's been helping customers find the right tires for how, what and where they drive should fast and free.

[Steve Cavino]

Backed by free road hazard protection with convenient installation options like mobile tire installation. Thanks again to tirerack.com the way tire buy should be. And would you look at the time. We do it every Thursday. Hit it, Sammy.

[Rich Davis]

There's a search.

[Iowa Sam]

Yeah, what we gonna do right here.

[Rich Davis]

Is go back.

[Steve Cavino]

Back into time.

[Iowa Sam]

Throwing it back for a Thursday old.

[Danny G]

School when 50 hits at 50 after C& R. Give you the time capsule topic and we reminisce together. Yeah.

[Steve Cavino]

So today, the 29th of May, closing out May already. Yeah. This weekend is what, Uno de junio. Yeah, we got two more days left of May. Well, on this 29th, a lot of celebrities birthdays today. One of those celebrities being Latoya Jackson.

[Rich Davis]

Oh, I thought you were gonna say Paul Skeens turns 23. Mr. Livy Dunn, Mr.

[Steve Cavino]

Personality.

[Rich Davis]

I'm sure people would buy her bathtub soap too.

[Steve Cavino]

Oh my goodness. Definitely. So Latoya Jackson, I mean, I don't have a whole lot to say about her, do you?

[Rich Davis]

Unless she kept her nipples to herself, unlike her sister.

[Steve Cavino]

That's true. She didn't have as many hits though either.

[Danny G]

She was the fifth of 10 children for Joe and Katherine Jackson.

[Steve Cavino]

Good looking woman. Looked like all the other Jacksons turned 69. That just sucks.

[Rich Davis]

69 life, am I right?

[Steve Cavino]

Yeah, 69 today. But she's part of one of the most famous families maybe of our lifetime.

[Rich Davis]

I mean not a family you'd want to be part of. Success. Yes, but it seems like that was not a fun upbringing if you were a part of that Jackson family.

[Steve Cavino]

I don't know, Blanket in Paris and all them doing pretty well today. I'm sure they're all well off, having.

[Rich Davis]

Fun, you know, switch lives. A lot of talent, Jackson.

[Steve Cavino]

I wouldn't. I love the Kavino family, but a lot of talent, a lot of success in the Jackson family. And it got us thinking when we were looking at the celebrity birthdays today. It could be in the world of sports. It could Be in the world of entertainment. Which celebrity family would you want to live with? Not be a part of? Just live with.

[Rich Davis]

Oh, Chunks family. You're gonna live with me now. Yeah, that's a good one.

[Steve Cavino]

Number. Number. Well, actually, it didn't make the board rich.

[Rich Davis]

Sorry.

[Steve Cavino]

Yeah, you're the only guy. One person said it.

[Rich Davis]

You're gonna live with me now. You ever thought about that in Goonies? Like all sudden he's just gonna live with Chunka.

[Steve Cavino]

Yeah, really weird. That is weird. All right, we need a follow up on that story. Maybe one day we'll get it. So based on the Jacksons, right?

[Rich Davis]

Okay. Are you doing fictional families here? I think that makes it a little more fun, but opens it up a lot. Real families. I don't know.

[Danny G]

It could be either.

[Rich Davis]

All right, I'm going fictional then.

[Steve Cavino]

I said sports entertainment. Doesn't have to be real. Could be fake. Why is there.

[Rich Davis]

I want to go.

[Steve Cavino]

Is it the Drummonds? He was rich.

[Rich Davis]

They only. He only adopted a cool black kid.

[Steve Cavino]

He needed a little vaguely Asian looking kid like me. I'm, I'm he a little half breed Mexican like me.

[Rich Davis]

I, I almost feel like Uncle Phil could let me live with him in Bel Air. I see that. The Banks family might be a fun family to live with.

[Steve Cavino]

Yeah, that opens it up. So is there a family you'd love to live with? Make your childhood fantasy come true. Let us know. Based on the Jacksons family you'd want to live with. 877.99 on Fox. Hey, if you have a great answer, we'll give you a prize. How about that? Give you incentive to call.

[Rich Davis]

I mean, if you joined the Tanner family, you had Uncle Joey doing bowinkle impressions in the basement. There was nowhere to stay.

[Steve Cavino]

It's a full house.

[Rich Davis]

Then upstairs. Have mercy. The hair. You got to hear Jesse and the.

[Steve Cavino]

We're living in the attic, for God's sake.

[Rich Davis]

Jesse and the Rippers were practicing in the basement. Kimmy Gibbler next door.

[Steve Cavino]

I mean, Rich would want to hang out with Kimmy Gibler.

[Danny G]

How about fictional and real life? Didn't Greg Brady date Marcia, Marcia, Marcia.

[Rich Davis]

Marcia on the set.

[Steve Cavino]

Yeah, there were some stories there for sure. Yeah, so there was a lot going on is what Danny's saying. Would you want to be part of that? Let us know at 87799 on Fox.

[Rich Davis]

What family would you want to live with? Fictional or real? We'll take your feedback next on a Throwback Thursday, more Covino and Rich next. Hang tight.

[Monsi]

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[Rich Davis]

Well, actually, yeah. With Chase Sapphire Reserve, it's your gateway.

[Monsi]

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[Rich Davis]

Travel and dining and the card gets.

[Monsi]

You into the Sapphire Lounge by the club at select airports nationwide and access to one of a kind experiences.

[Rich Davis]

Whether you're booking a once in a lifetime trip or your next weekend escape. Discover more with Chase sapphire [e-mail] Sapphire Reserve cards issued by JP Morgan Chase Bank NA member FDIC subject to credit approval terms apply.

[Steve Cavino]

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