Live-ish From The Super Bowl Day 2: TII Quarterback Club

Summary

Podcast Summary: "Live-ish From The Super Bowl Day 2: TII Quarterback Club"

Podcast Information:

• Title: This Is Important
• Host/Author: iHeartPodcasts
• Description: Adam Devine, Anders Holm, Blake Anderson, and Kyle Newacheck seriously discuss some very important topics.
• Episode: Live-ish From The Super Bowl Day 2: TII Quarterback Club
• Release Date: February 7, 2025

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1. Welcome and Episode Introduction [02:03]

James kicks off the episode by introducing "This Is Important," emphasizing that the show focuses on critical topics impacting the world today.

James [02:03]: "Welcome to this Is Important, a production of iHeartRadio, the show where we only talk about what's the most important bottom line critical thing happening on this planet today on this is important."

2. Super Bowl Experiences and Party Highlights [02:34 - 07:46]

The hosts delve into their experiences surrounding the Super Bowl festivities. Blake shares his hectic schedule with minimal sleep, attending a high-energy party featuring ESPN personalities.

Blake [03:02]: "Last night. I got three hours of sleep the night before... We went to the Jason Kelsey party last night, and it was a club banger. A lot of ESPN celebs in there."

They recount interactions with notable figures like Rich Eisen and Adam Schefter, discussing the vibrant atmosphere and unexpected encounters.

Doug Flutie [03:29]: "There were some big boys in the building."

3. Testosterone Levels Discussion [02:18 - 12:21]

A humorous yet candid conversation about testosterone levels ensues, sparked by comments from Chris Long.

Doug Flutie [02:18]: "Don't let testosterone define you, man."

Blake [07:20]: "I got three of us before the Super Bowl. We got the results right here... That's not a big deal. It's 795."

The trio jokes about their testosterone readings, blending humor with personal anecdotes about health and lifestyle choices.

Blake [12:03]: "So we did a testosterone test... There's my number. That's not a big deal, it's 795."

4. Football Strategies and Playmaking [14:00 - 21:35]

The conversation shifts to football, with Doug Flutie and Isaac reminiscing about past plays and strategies. They discuss the evolution of playcalling and quarterback techniques.

Isaac [14:10]: "When we came in, it was called 4678, but Doug changed it to 678 because the 4 should not be the in-route, the 6 should be the in-route..."

They highlight the complexity of modern football plays and the importance of memorization and quick decision-making on the field.

Blake [15:35]: "That's what we're saying here on the podcast is that... the culture of our podcast. We built a locker room for us."

5. Guest Appearances: Doug Flutie and Donovan McNabb [25:01 - 37:15]

The episode features legendary quarterbacks Doug Flutie and Donovan McNabb. Their interactions bring depth to the discussion, blending professional insights with playful banter.

Doug Flutie [25:22]: "I'm doing excellent. How are you?"

Chris Long [25:44]: "I'm doing outstanding. How are you?"

They share stories from their careers, discuss the impact of coaching strategies, and reflect on the camaraderie within the football community.

Isaac [09:07]: "I'll kill the interview part for Taste of the NFL... and the money that is raised goes to Gen Youth..."

6. Circle Water Promotion and Product Integration [30:00 - 54:53]

Blake introduces and promotes his product, Circle Water, integrating it seamlessly into the conversation. The hosts discuss the product's features, flavors, and the science behind hydration.

Blake [30:37]: "I'm currently trying to eat healthier and do stuff like that and drink less..."

Doug Flutie [40:16]: "Sapping on mixed berry. Which..."

They also explore creative ideas for product promotion, including potential Super Bowl commercials and customer interactions.

Blake [40:07]: "What flavor are you rocking?"

7. Humorous Banter and Light-Hearted Moments [37:15 - 61:00]

Throughout the episode, the hosts engage in light-hearted jokes and playful teasing, maintaining an entertaining and personable atmosphere. Topics range from personal anecdotes to humorous takes on podcast dynamics.

Blake [43:07]: "But if you were to do that, it sounds like a genius idea. But we're saying promoting it, we're not promoting."

Doug Flutie [55:17]: "This is big time."

8. Closing Remarks and Final Interactions [61:00 - 69:57]

As the episode wraps up, the hosts reflect on the day's discussions, emphasize the importance of hydration, and share final thoughts on the Super Bowl experience.

Blake [54:28]: "Cheers to all circles."

James [69:57]: "There were other teams that were more talented than your teams that win championships... Being accountable to..."

They bid farewell to their guests and listeners, hinting at future episodes and ongoing conversations.

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Notable Quotes with Timestamps:

• James [02:03]: "Welcome to this Is Important..."
• Doug Flutie [02:18]: "Don't let testosterone define you, man."
• Blake [03:02]: "...Jason Kelsey party last night, and it was a club banger."
• Isaac [14:10]: "When we came in, it was called 4678..."
• Doug Flutie [25:22]: "I'm doing excellent. How are you?"
• Blake [30:37]: "I'm currently trying to eat healthier and do stuff like that..."
• Blake [54:28]: "Cheers to all circles."

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Conclusion:

In this episode of "This Is Important," the hosts blend humor, personal stories, and professional insights to discuss their Super Bowl experiences, delve into football strategies, and explore topics like testosterone levels and health. The inclusion of legendary guests Doug Flutie and Donovan McNabb adds depth and authenticity to the conversation. Additionally, the promotion of Circle Water is seamlessly integrated, highlighting the hosts' entrepreneurial ventures. Overall, the episode offers an engaging mix of entertainment and meaningful discussion, making it a valuable listen for fans and newcomers alike.

Transcript

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[Doug Flutie]

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[Donovan McNabb]

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[Blake]

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[Isaac]

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[Doug Flutie]

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[Doug Flutie]

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[Garrett]

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[James]

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[Garrett]

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[Blake]

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[James]

Welcome to this Is Important, a production of iHeartRadio, the show where we only talk about what's the most important bottom line critical thing happening on this planet today on this is important.

[Chris Long]

I don't need to see anybody's nipples.

[Doug Flutie]

Don't let testosterone define you, man.

[James]

Dude, are you kidding? He's steady hogging.

[Blake]

I'm doing pretty good. I just smoke a little weed from time to day.

[Doug Flutie]

I'm doing, actually.

[Blake]

All right, man. Life's okay.

[James]

Buckle up.

[Doug Flutie]

We are still at Super Bowl. Wow. We are psyched. Our football is pouring out of us.

[Blake]

Something's pouring out of you. You look sweaty, dude. I don't know.

[Doug Flutie]

I am a little sweaty. I might have a hurricane coming at me.

[Blake]

Last night. I. I got three hours of sleep the night before. And then. And then sleep update, and then sleep, sleep talk. Sleep talk. Start it off. Start the podcast off strong. I. So I then went home. We went to the. The Jason Kelsey party last night, and it was a club banger. A lot of ESPN celebs in there. They shake me. I was shook a little bit.

[Doug Flutie]

There were some big boys in the building.

[Blake]

Rich Eisen was there. Adam Schefter was there.

[Doug Flutie]

J A Dante. Are any of these names ringing a bell for the artist?

[Blake]

They are.

[James]

Why would you even say that?

[Blake]

Corel Owens.

[Doug Flutie]

I'm talking to my O. I'm talking to my low T club.

[Blake]

Your Beta boys don't know any of these names.

[Doug Flutie]

Stay tuned, everybody, because there is a little tea drama that we will get.

[Blake]

We're going to get into it. We're getting into it.

[Doug Flutie]

We're going to have to hang around because.

[James]

Is it an addendum?

[Doug Flutie]

It's a bit of an addendum.

[Blake]

Technically. It might be an addendum.

[Doug Flutie]

You're going to want to know what, what happened, cuz some drama unfolded.

[Blake]

Yeah, yeah. Some might say we're going to spill some tea.

[Doug Flutie]

Oh, hey, I'll give some points for that.

[James]

You might have to tea off.

[Chris Long]

Yes.

[Isaac]

Points.

[Blake]

Thank you, Blake. First points given here at Super Bowl 59.

[James]

And we've got a T aficionado joining us shortly.

[Blake]

Yeah, we do. We're still talking about last night. We can't. We can't go right, right into this.

[James]

So it was three hours of sleep.

[Doug Flutie]

Yes.

[James]

And you met a bunch of ESPN analysts that Blake thinks no one knows.

[Doug Flutie]

No, they know, James.

[Blake]

Well, then I went home and I went home. I got a good night's sleep. I had to start today off at 6 in the morning.

[Doug Flutie]

Disaster, my guy.

[Blake]

I was up at five turtles in the damn morning.

[Doug Flutie]

Very early call.

[Blake]

Time to. To. To talk about my circle water, which I thoroughly enjoyed, brought to you by Circle Water.

[Doug Flutie]

There it is.

[Blake]

I love it, dude. So I did the Today show and all that stuff. It was a fun. It was a fun morning, but you guys went out and had a fun night and I don't know Anything about what you guys got into last night? I am. I'm flying in the dark over here.

[James]

We told them. We told them. But I do like how you presented for the crowd.

[Blake]

Well, I kind of knew. You guys said you went over to someone's house. It was a. It was a sick house.

[James]

Yeah. How many hours were we there?

[Doug Flutie]

I mean, it felt like a long time. Long enough that my hair smells like smoked meat.

[James]

Oh, yeah. We went after the Kelsey Brothers. We went and jammed with the Long brothers.

[Blake]

Damn, son.

[James]

Had the Green Light podcast. They had a little party afterwards. Unreal. Barbecue everywhere.

[Blake]

It just. It makes me go open bar now. Is it us who sucks? Who, like, stay? We stay in bad hotels. We're not dialed in. Isaac is the producer. He's over there. I don't. I can't tell what the hell he's doing.

[Donovan McNabb]

Punk rock, getting radical.

[Doug Flutie]

He won't make eye contact.

[Blake]

He won't make eye contact. He pukes the bed. And yet the Long Brothers, they get it. They have private chefs. They got. They stay in this big, beautiful house. They've got a private pool. You guys told me about. Yeah, I guess you did tell me about your showman.

[James]

You want the illusion, but then you break the illusion. I guess that's funny is, you know, opening it up to the audience. But then bts.

[Blake]

So then you guys just party with them all night or. What was the party like after I had left? Did it get down and dirty? Did you wrestle?

[James]

We went to the roof.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah, we went to the roof of the party.

[James]

So much better. Ran into Keegan. Michael Key.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah. He's out here doing some. Some. Some rubbing of elbows, bumping up shoulders.

[James]

He's doing something. I feel like he's always been affiliated ever since they did the. Like, my name is, like, Stephen. Whatever. I'm from West.

[Blake]

Yes. Like, I'm Leviticus Featherwood.

[Doug Flutie]

That's the best.

[James]

I had a great moment where I hugged his significant other and was like, I haven't seen you in forever. And she' Never met. And Keegan's giving me, like, the. No. And it was like a new.

[Blake]

Oh, it was a new. New wife first old wife situation. Well, I had the exact. I ran. I ran into them in Vegas during the formula one thing. And I had the opposite, where I go, what a pleasure to meet you.

[James]

Right?

[Blake]

And she goes, I've absolutely never met. Or I. She goes, what a pleasure to meet you. And she goes, we've met before.

[James]

Yeah. No.

[Blake]

And I go.

[Doug Flutie]

My bad.

[Blake]

Well, I'm bad now. Should we go Ahead and bring up our. One of our very first guests of the pod.

[Doug Flutie]

Potential full time Kyle replacement.

[Blake]

I would love this.

[Doug Flutie]

This is an audition of sorts.

[James]

They're kind of the same guy.

[Doug Flutie]

I think we're gonna see that they are very similar.

[James]

And I, I think what we're doing right now is we're watching him say, you know what?

[Blake]

I gotta go on the greatest podcast in the world. Oh, here we go. And here he comes. Here we go.

[James]

Oh, yeah, get.

[Blake]

Oh my God. He's got a problem. You gotta wear it.

[Doug Flutie]

It's not carrots up. I will feel free.

[Blake]

You.

[Doug Flutie]

Ladies and gentlemen.

[Blake]

Oh, he comes bearing gifts. Wow. Wow, everybody.

[Doug Flutie]

What an honor. What an honor.

[Blake]

Thank you, sir.

[Doug Flutie]

Doug Flutie in the building.

[Blake]

You got some headphones.

[Isaac]

Yeah, yeah.

[Blake]

It's a professional podcast. Yeah.

[Isaac]

You guys know what you're doing?

[Blake]

Sort of. Do you know Doug Flutie?

[Doug Flutie]

What is up?

[James]

And you have to say his last.

[Blake]

Name, the full name, because I respect this man.

[James]

Yeah.

[Blake]

You know, you might be our very first actual guest. So we suck at interviewing. This is, this is why you guys.

[Isaac]

Like to just hang out and talk?

[Blake]

Yeah. Mostly it's us talking. Our, our fans, they for whatever reason enjoy it. We don't quite understand it, but it's been my at that time, four month old child and my, my father have been the two other guests.

[Doug Flutie]

That shit's important.

[Isaac]

You have a four. You have no time to yourself right now.

[Blake]

Right now he's at the super bowl though.

[Isaac]

But he's at the same.

[James]

Figured it out.

[Doug Flutie]

He got some time off.

[Isaac]

Yeah.

[Blake]

For whatever reason my wife has allowed this. I'm like, it's honey, it's work.

[James]

Right.

[Blake]

I have to go there.

[James]

Right.

[Blake]

In New Orleans, I have to drink till 4 o'clock in the morning and come home and, and then work all day selling water.

[Doug Flutie]

Imperative.

[Isaac]

I'll kill the. The interview part for taste of the NFL, which is Saturday, Saturday from I think 4 to 8. And I'll be signing autographs for an hour there. And a bunch of the guys are there so you can inter all the guys, all the legends of the game and had the food and all. But also the money that is raised goes to Gen Youth and Gen Youth is an organization to stop childhood hunger in the schools, feed the kids nutrition and an active lifestyle. It's just a crime today the percentage of kids that go hungry and. Oh, absolutely. So Gen Youth, a phenomenal program and Taste of the NFL.

[Blake]

So not only were you a great football player and a legend to, you know, tinier guys like me. That I'm like, oh, maybe I can be a professional athlete.

[James]

No, Adam, you gave me.

[Blake]

You gave me false hope. You gave me false hope. You're also a good guy, Doug Flutie.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah.

[Isaac]

Don't let that get out now.

[Blake]

Are you a good guy? Are you one of these guys that you're like, I'm kind of a. I'm a. I'm a bad boy, so I have to do good?

[Isaac]

Let me put it this way.

[James]

Yeah.

[Isaac]

I never drank, never smoked, had married my high school sweetheart. We've been married for 40 years. I didn't know there was another way to go.

[Doug Flutie]

Right.

[Isaac]

Nobody introduced me to that. Hey, well, I didn't.

[James]

Wow.

[Isaac]

Like, 10 years after college, hearing all the college stories from my buddies, like, you did what? Yeah, you did what? Oh, my God.

[Doug Flutie]

It's science.

[Isaac]

That's just science.

[Doug Flutie]

You're looking at the other. The fork. I think you made the right. The right call.

[James]

And guess what? Those guys are gonna be lining up trying to get some of that food.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah, absolutely.

[Blake]

You can tell by how much Blake is just sweating sitting.

[Doug Flutie]

Am I sweating?

[Isaac]

World famous chef Andrew. Andrew.

[Doug Flutie]

I might need a towel.

[Isaac]

With me doing a lot of stuff on the taste of the NFL.

[Doug Flutie]

Awesome.

[Isaac]

He's been educating me about real food.

[James]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Isaac]

I. You know, I'm like, give me a pizza, a hot dog.

[Blake]

I don't know.

[Isaac]

On the way to the game, food to me, was always on the way to the activity. It wasn't the activity.

[Doug Flutie]

Right.

[Isaac]

Oh, my God. I'm. I'm learning a whole different world, especially being in New Orleans.

[James]

Feel better.

[Isaac]

I'm. I'm. I'm eating healthier now. I'm 60. I finally learned to eat a little healthier.

[Doug Flutie]

You look great.

[Blake]

I've just gotten into my fitness influencer phase of my. Of my career, so I want to show you something. Doug, please.

[Isaac]

So.

[Blake]

I'm currently trying to eat.

[Doug Flutie]

Eat healthier and.

[Blake]

And do stuff like that and drink less.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah.

[Blake]

And. And by the. So we did.

[James]

The backstory is Adam thought he was going to die.

[Blake]

I thought I was going to die, dude.

[James]

My body making these decisions.

[Blake]

My body was told to stop drinking. So they're like, you got to eat healthier and. And rain your lifestyle.

[Isaac]

You did take the other side of the fork.

[Blake]

I started. I'm. I'm headed your way. So we actually did a. You do testosterone?

[Isaac]

You did a testosterone genics.

[Blake]

That's right. We might get my boy Blake on new genics, because we just did a testosterone test.

[Doug Flutie]

We did.

[Blake]

Three of us before the Super Bowl. We got the results right here. There's my number. That's not a big deal. It's 795.

[James]

What's the official number, though?

[Blake]

Well, see, this is what I wanted to ask you. You're a pro. See, this is the number I thought I was looking at. That's 795. That's on the higher end.

[Isaac]

Okay?

[Blake]

It is. Doug, don't. Don't look at it like that. Like it is.

[Isaac]

I, I, I know how I feel.

[Blake]

Okay.

[Isaac]

I don't know numbers.

[Blake]

And then this is. It also says testosterone here. And that is a lower number. That says 5:47, which is where I'll come out, right?

[James]

Because My number was 685.

[Isaac]

Okay. Yeah, that's higher.

[Blake]

That is higher.

[Isaac]

Okay. Is this a competition? Is this a manhood. Is this a manhood thing?

[Blake]

It's sort of a manhood thing.

[Isaac]

Yeah, exactly.

[Blake]

And then, Blake, what was your.

[Doug Flutie]

Well, I don't even have to look at the paper because it's burned in my mind. I'm at 4, too. What do you think? And you're laughing.

[Isaac]

I think we could use a little Nugenix Total Tea over there.

[Blake]

Oh, there, she's going to hook you up with new genics.

[Doug Flutie]

Hey, for sponsor, I like, hook you up.

[James]

He means give you the phone number.

[Blake]

Tell you who to call. You can order, you can pay for it, right?

[Isaac]

Riley, get on this. Over. Okay.

[Blake]

Yeah. And we'll get. We'll get some of this healthy food.

[Doug Flutie]

Yes.

[Blake]

So you. Maybe that. Maybe that'll help you up your testosterone.

[Doug Flutie]

I like that. I like that. So while you've been in New Orleans, have you been tasting the city as well?

[Isaac]

I have. I got. This was my first activity, was hitting Radio Row this morning. This has been like a family reunion.

[Doug Flutie]

I bet.

[Isaac]

I ran in Drew Brees, Thurman Thomas, Andre Reed, you name it. Bunch of quarterback guys. Joe Montana.

[Doug Flutie]

Oh, yeah.

[Isaac]

And we start talking. I was sketching out a play that Drew and I put together back in San Diego. We played together, right? And as a little novelty thing that we're videoing, it was one of the interviews. He would draw up this play, and I started talking about the history of the play that Drew changed the name of it to Flutie because I ran it so much.

[Doug Flutie]

Wow.

[Isaac]

And then Drew took it and bounced it all around the NFL. And as I'm talking that Drew Brees starts walking by.

[Doug Flutie]

There he is.

[Isaac]

I'm like, drew, get over here. What's the name of this play? He takes one look at it.

[Doug Flutie]

Flutie There it is.

[Isaac]

I go, will you explain to these people?

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah.

[Isaac]

Well, when we came in, it was called 4678, but Doug changed it to 678 because the 4 should not be the in route, the 6 should be the in route. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. It was the coolest thing. It was like just totally natural that it just happened.

[Blake]

I love that dude. That's. I've seen. I've seen like ex players just like link up with other ex players. That has to be so fun, man.

[Isaac]

Joe Montana. The first time I met Joe, they had won the Super Bowl. They went the drive against Cincinnati and win the Super Bowl. I happened to be in the locker room and see Joe, and we went back and hung out at his hotel room. And Joe's talking about how when against Cincinnati that year, if you move the tight end from one side to the other, change the strength of formation, they automatically bring the strong safety blitz from the weak side because it's called the weak safety blitz.

[Doug Flutie]

Getting testosterone from listening just from doing it. Yeah.

[Isaac]

And he saw him.

[Blake]

Yeah, they did it to us.

[Isaac]

Blah, blah, blah. You motion that tight end, you go, yeah, we were ready for it. We did this in bang. And that was that touchdown.

[James]

Yeah.

[Doug Flutie]

Cool. It's also so cool how you all retain these moments so well.

[Blake]

It is incredible. You're able. Yeah. I mean, quarterbacks especially, how they're able to, you know, you'll. You. You hear them call out the play and you're able to just memorize that play and go in the huddle.

[James]

Right.

[Doug Flutie]

You're like the most badass supercomputers.

[Blake]

Yeah.

[Isaac]

You get this wristband of hundreds of play, you got a couple hundred plays ready for it. Well, first of all, towards the end.

[James]

Of my career, is it a couple hundred? Because my kid was asking me how many plays there are, and I'm like.

[Blake]

I don't know, 150 in a game.

[Isaac]

Plan, but you can pull from anything. And two minute, third down, first down call, you know, and. But the thing is, it became so wordy because. Because of free agency, guys coming in and out, the coaches didn't want to take any risk. They made it really wordy. So you got like fifth to Queen, left block, close zip back, 4, 7, 6 0F shoot.

[Doug Flutie]

And that was real.

[James]

That was real.

[Isaac]

And you have to. And now they go alert and call a whole nother place. So now you got two plays to call at the same time. So it became so wordy that they put it on the wristband. And I hated. I. I like I can't read, first of all.

[James]

Yeah, okay.

[Isaac]

And neither can you hear me. I was 42, 43 years old. My eyes are bad in the huddle.

[James]

Yeah, yeah.

[Isaac]

And it's dark. And I could. I had to get him to enlarge the wristband.

[James]

It's like.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah, I know. Your iPhone is just the font. Is the font, too.

[Blake]

Yeah.

[Doug Flutie]

If I sit behind you on the airplane, I'm reading.

[Blake]

Incredible. About your career for like 20 years or something. Right.

[Isaac]

I played 21 years.

[Blake]

That's an incredible.

[Isaac]

I give. I give. I give Tom Brady a hard time. I joke with Tom. I was the oldest player to score touchdown and an order. Oldest player to have two rushing touchdowns in a game.

[Blake]

Right.

[Isaac]

At 42, 43 years old. And then Tom, two quarterbacks sneak and gets in the end zone. And I text Tom, hey, way to go. Congratulation. He goes, yeah, but yours were real runs. Mine were quarterbacks sneaks because I had like a 15 yard and a six. Yeah, it's. It's.

[Blake]

So, yeah. What we're saying here on the podcast is that. Is that fair?

[Isaac]

Well, I. One of my. One of those runs, I fumbled the snap.

[Doug Flutie]

Oh.

[Isaac]

And I had my head down. I had my head down. I felt like things opened up.

[Doug Flutie]

Dropped your glasses.

[Isaac]

And I. Yeah, put the glasses away. Picked it up, and I could have gotten blown up, but I just ran forward, nothing was there, and I took off.

[Blake]

You had a boy.

[James]

Here's my question about, like, that situation. When you drop a ball, do you think you instantly get turbocharged because the adrenaline of, oh, shit, I just dropped the ball. Kicks in, and then you've got a little bit more juice.

[Isaac]

You have to slow yourself down. Okay.

[James]

Yeah.

[Isaac]

And do it. That's what happens when the guy that can't pick up the fumble.

[James]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Isaac]

He gets that extra juicy. Give me the ball, and it's gone. Being relaxed on. And I say that about super bowl with these guys.

[James]

Yeah.

[Isaac]

The team that's rel. Like, the Chiefs have been here before.

[James]

Right, right, right.

[Isaac]

They know the routine.

[James]

Right.

[Doug Flutie]

Don't panic. Yeah.

[Isaac]

You're going to be a little extra hyped up at super bowl and all.

[Blake]

Super Bowl.

[Isaac]

But they won't panic. Yeah. They'll be out there under control and the game settles in and you play 60 minutes of football.

[Doug Flutie]

And I also think that's what the Chiefs have been the whole season is like the no panic squad. And anytime if they're close. Game seven.

[Blake]

I know so many close games. Who do you got?

[Isaac]

I would pick Kansas City. Not that I want. I don't want Taylor Swift to win.

[Doug Flutie]

Okay.

[James]

Yeah, okay.

[Blake]

She wins enough. Damn it.

[Isaac]

She wins all the time. But I just think that being there and done that thing and just. And they're not. I was talking with a former player today about winning your Super Bowls, and you were actually. There were other teams that were more talented than your teams that win championships. It's the camaraderie, it's the bond, it's the way the guys handle pressure. Those situations, situational things. Being accountable to. There's.

[Doug Flutie]

That's like us.

[Blake]

We talk a lot, a lot about.

[James]

The culture of our podcast.

[Blake]

You know, it's a real brotherhood.

[James]

We built a locker room for us.

[Isaac]

Gummies.

[James]

Yeah, exactly.

[Isaac]

The gummies before.

[Blake]

You're absolutely correct. Now, the Chiefs are obviously super talented, but is it the. The code is. Because everyone reads so much credit, but.

[Isaac]

His play calling, their play calling and their game plan plays.

[Blake]

Yeah.

[Isaac]

Like I always had. I always felt like the coach should hand me one gift touchdown pass a week from game plan. They see something and we call it. In the right situation, I gotta earn one. And then maybe there's another one that falls in your lap and you get three touchdown passes. Andy Reid has plays all game long.

[Blake]

That's what they say.

[Isaac]

All game long. That was a game plan play. That's not your. That was how everybody knows Travis Kelce's the guy in the red zone. And he's open. And he's open again.

[James]

Can you explain that to me? Because.

[Blake]

No, I can't. Freak athlete.

[James]

Because he's always seemed to be standing by himself alone as he catches the ball. And I know he's fast, but maybe he doesn't look so fast because he's so big. But he just.

[Doug Flutie]

It's.

[Isaac]

Most of his plays are crafty versus own. The man to man coverage. He might win on a route and beat the guy anyway, but it's by design zone. He's got a feel for the soft spot.

[James]

Yeah.

[Isaac]

Maybe he even got bumped on his release. So he's waiting and let something clear and then go. There's a savvy that. Especially underneath type routes. There's a savvy to getting open that. That he's just got to feel it's not full speed. Very rarely do you see it full speed.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah.

[Blake]

That's what's so cool about football players is. Is the. The like you think it's just athleticism. Right. But it's how smart they are.

[Doug Flutie]

Obviously so much going on. It's kind of.

[Isaac]

I Had a guy in Canada, Dave Sipun is his name, and he was my slot receiver and I had some stud receivers. I'd run my upfield route and I'd call it a sponge route. I just sponge route over the ball. He would come in, feel where the linebackers are, even if it was man coverage. And he'd just kind of stand next to the guy and wait and look at me. And when my eyes came off the and came to, then he broke and was open.

[James]

Bang.

[Isaac]

Eight yards.

[Doug Flutie]

There you go.

[Isaac]

And it was gimme eight. Eight years.

[James]

Yeah.

[Blake]

Yeah.

[James]

How was that? How was that different?

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah, that experience.

[Isaac]

More space on the field. So guys did get open. It's a pat. It's very similar to what's going on in the NFL with RPO game. We were doing RPO game up there and spread stuff with quarterback runs and all that stuff we were doing in the 90s up there.

[James]

Yeah.

[Isaac]

I give a guy named Damon Allen, Marcus Allen's younger brother. Damon was a quarterback in Edmonton and he started. We ran all our run game out of shotgun because we threw the ball so much.

[James]

Yeah.

[Isaac]

And he would eye that defensive end. If he crashed down, he'd pull it and take off. So I started doing it, and then the defensive back would come off to make the tackle. I said, just run a fade. And you run in a flat. Just stay out there in the flat. His guy come off, I throw him the ball. And it just. It sort of evolved into that.

[Doug Flutie]

I love that, man.

[Blake]

Plus, Canadian bacon is different than American bacon. Just had that conversation with Andrew.

[Isaac]

Just had that conversation with Andrew Zimmer, the chef, about, you know, the taste of NFL guy.

[Blake]

So a lot of people say I'm comedy's Andrew Zimmer.

[James]

Yeah. I thought you were gonna say your comedy is Canadian bacon. Just kind of a ham.

[Doug Flutie]

That's true, too.

[James]

A little bit of a ham. Yeah.

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[Blake]

Oh, yeah.

[James]

Yeah.

[Doug Flutie]

Bring Donovan MCAB joining the party.

[Isaac]

Come on in.

[Doug Flutie]

Wow, we're having a party.

[Blake]

Oh my God.

[Doug Flutie]

Holy. Oh my God. Okay, now we're going to get some. Look at the can.

[James]

Look at us. Just a bunch of quarterbacks here. I guess we got a quarterback.

[Doug Flutie]

QBs.

[Blake]

QB right here.

[Doug Flutie]

Just a bunch of gridiron McNabb. How you doing, buddy?

[Chris Long]

I'm doing outstanding. How are you?

[Blake]

Welcome. This is important.

[Isaac]

Philadelphia Eagles.

[Doug Flutie]

We got beat started already.

[Chris Long]

Come on, come on.

[Isaac]

That's all right. We'll play flag football. I got a flag football game coming up tonight.

[Blake]

Okay.

[Chris Long]

He's still doing it. He's still doing it. Unbelievable.

[Blake]

He's coaching us up over here, man.

[Chris Long]

He's on top of it. You know, this isn't a. A normal thing for him. He's. He like gets gauged in, like he's locked in.

[Blake]

He really is. He's teaching me something.

[Chris Long]

I had to retire from it. I was just like, I'm done. Doug's like, come on, let's go.

[James]

Do you normally come to the Super Bowls or are you here because the Eagles or.

[Chris Long]

I usually come down for obligations, media obligations, different things like that.

[Blake]

Yes, we are. Obligations.

[Chris Long]

Obligations. There's lots of love. So I give love in a lot of my commentary.

[Doug Flutie]

There we go.

[Chris Long]

And so it's spread around.

[Doug Flutie]

I like that. I love that.

[James]

That's a nice little. It was smart.

[Chris Long]

I've been here before. No, but we come down for, for the week and majority of guys leave out obviously before the game. Yeah. Not a lot of former players go to the game.

[James]

Right.

[Chris Long]

I've been to a Super bowl game. Went to the one against Kansas City, obviously in Phoenix, where I'm from, and so got a chance to go and enjoy. My daughter wanted to go because she wanted to see Rihanna. Rihanna, of course, riri. You know, my sons wanted to watch the game, so, you know, and also Rihanna.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah. They probably wanted to see.

[Chris Long]

What's wrong with wanting to see Rihanna?

[Blake]

Yeah.

[Chris Long]

You know.

[Doug Flutie]

Yes.

[Blake]

My. My wife told me. She was like, obviously, I. I never want you to cheat on me or leave me, but if, for whatever reason, Rihanna wanted to sleep with you, I think that's the one I do think.

[Isaac]

She says, by the way, I'm going to have.

[Chris Long]

He doesn't have a shot.

[Blake]

She won't. Why?

[Doug Flutie]

That's not happening.

[Blake]

Yeah.

[Isaac]

See, I'm going to spending thousands of dollars on a ticket to go to a football game to see a four minute concert.

[James]

Right.

[Isaac]

Halftime.

[Blake]

Yeah, totally.

[Chris Long]

I know it was a win. Win because obviously Andy was. Was in the game, was coaching in the game the Eagles were playing. I would have loved some field passes, but that didn't happen.

[Blake]

Shots fire.

[Chris Long]

So. But I mean, shots fire. I mean, you know, I will say this. Yeah, really. But you know what? The thing about it, which was fun, though, was the fact that I did get a chance to enjoy the game.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah.

[Chris Long]

And that's the main thing for me is I want to be somewhere where I can get up, go to the bathroom when I want to order some food, watch the game. Hey, get upset by now. I got people like, hey, what do you think? Who's going to win, you know, I just want to watch the game and enjoy.

[Isaac]

So what do you think? Who's going to win?

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah.

[Blake]

Yeah. There we go. I like it. I like it.

[Doug Flutie]

Here we go.

[Blake]

Ludy's steering the ship now. Sees how good we are at interviewing. You know what? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[James]

Wait, so real quick, speaking of, like, not being too invested in the game, how many years for each of you guys did it take for you to kind of, like, finally let go of, like, I've moved on. Because I was talking to some guys last night.

[Isaac]

What do you mean?

[James]

Who retired five years ago. And they're like, I'm still playing.

[Doug Flutie]

Who do he wants in? Put me in.

[James]

I like how you played forever and you're still playing.

[Blake]

I love that.

[Isaac]

I didn't.

[Blake]

No.

[Isaac]

When I. When I retired, I was ready to retire. I was done. I. I didn't want to be hit anymore.

[Blake]

My God, man. I'm 41 years old. And the fact that you played till you were 43. Is that what you said?

[Isaac]

Yeah.

[Blake]

Jesus Christ. I'm still trying hurt myself sleeping. I'll be in bed and I'll wake up.

[Chris Long]

I would say two years.

[James]

Yeah.

[Chris Long]

The first year, it wasn't that. You're questioning of your retirement.

[James]

No. Yeah, it's.

[Chris Long]

I was still working out.

[James]

Yeah.

[Blake]

Yeah, you still could.

[Chris Long]

And then you seen, like, I'm. I'm working for. At that particular time, it was NFL Network. And so you're watching quarterbacks get that go down.

[James]

Yeah.

[Chris Long]

They're getting hurt. And obviously, you know, people on stat are just like, hey, would you go back? And it's like, right. I mean, if the money's right.

[James]

Right.

[Chris Long]

You know, and then it's kind of like, then the second year, still working out, and you're watching some guys playing, and you just like, how is he starting?

[Doug Flutie]

Right.

[James]

Right.

[Blake]

And you feel like, Clark.

[Chris Long]

It'S that. But it's. You know how you. You say things but you're not really moving.

[James]

Yeah.

[Doug Flutie]

You know what I mean?

[James]

It's like.

[Chris Long]

Like, it's not like, hey, it's just like, why is he. Why is he playing?

[Blake]

Yeah. Meanwhile, you're eating nachos. You're like, I could get it right.

[Isaac]

The longer. The longer you're out of the game, the easier the game looks. It's like, how this guy.

[Blake]

I could do that. How do I not see that?

[Doug Flutie]

I also have a question. You. You guys. You know, you were playing in the era where, like, QBs were getting lit up. Now we're protecting our QBs a little more so.

[Chris Long]

So that was toward the end of my. Because that was. That was the Tom Brady rule.

[Doug Flutie]

Right?

[Chris Long]

That was when it all started. That was when it all started. And so I didn't get the Tom Brady rule. It was. Tom got the rule. I didn't get the result.

[James]

Yeah.

[Blake]

It wasn't the Donovan McNabb rule.

[Chris Long]

I mean, I'm like.

[Doug Flutie]

It was on site.

[Chris Long]

I think I have a concussion.

[James]

Right.

[Chris Long]

It's like, oh, I thought you were running. I'm in the pocket.

[Blake]

Yeah.

[James]

I'm not moving.

[Donovan McNabb]

Yeah.

[Isaac]

Unbelievable. I couldn't imagine playing defense today.

[James]

It is tough.

[Isaac]

Picture me if I go, like, guy comes around the corner and I go into a crouch. He can't hit me below the waist, and he can't hit me in the head.

[Chris Long]

Right.

[Isaac]

I mean, he's six, seven.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah.

[Isaac]

Yeah. He's gonna hit me in the head.

[Blake]

Yeah.

[Doug Flutie]

Punch you in the chest.

[Blake]

Yeah.

[Chris Long]

That's usually gonna be the belly button.

[Isaac]

They can't hit the receivers.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah.

[Isaac]

Quarterbacks are lobbing the ball up over the middle and letting the guy go up and catch it because they can't blow him up.

[James]

Yeah, we would.

[Blake]

We would run out.

[Isaac]

We would run out from the sideline on them in a practice with the guys pretending to have a stretcher.

[Chris Long]

Yes.

[Doug Flutie]

Right.

[Chris Long]

Yeah.

[Blake]

They come out with a stretcher and call it a hunt.

[Chris Long]

Like, you're dead.

[Isaac]

You're dead. Come up, put a fake body on the stretcher, and run off.

[Doug Flutie]

Oh, my God.

[Blake]

Now, Donovan, here's a quick question. We took a testosterone test, and if you were to look at the three of us, okay. And. And say, who has the least amount of testosterone in their body out of all of us. Three of us.

[James]

Three of us.

[Doug Flutie]

All of us. Out of the three of us.

[Blake]

Three of us. And I just want to show you something real quick, Donovan, okay? I just want to show you something real quick. That was my right bicycle.

[I]

Okay.

[Chris Long]

Do you see these cabs?

[Isaac]

You got 2, 2, 4, 1.

[Chris Long]

See you pitch perfect as well. So.

[Blake]

Okay.

[Doug Flutie]

Don't hold that against me.

[Chris Long]

You're singing kind of. You're hitting the high notes. So am I. You asking who has the lowest?

[Blake]

That's what we're asking, Donovan. But I. See, I know you saw me in Pitch Perfect, but I. Like I said, don't hold that against.

[Chris Long]

I don't know if that's a question for a guy to ask a question. Another guy.

[Doug Flutie]

That's all, Adam. That's what.

[Blake]

That's what I'm asking.

[Isaac]

Just go. By the way they're dressed.

[Blake]

You put this on me. Doug, you put this apron on me.

[James]

It's true. He set you up.

[Blake]

He did.

[Chris Long]

Yeah.

[James]

Who's got the lowest team?

[Doug Flutie]

What do you think?

[Chris Long]

I. I would probably say that you probably have the lowest.

[Doug Flutie]

Wow.

[James]

By the way.

[Blake]

Offended. And that you're the first person to say that. 100% of people say that's why I didn't.

[Chris Long]

Active.

[Blake]

You don't take a man.

[Doug Flutie]

I'm very active.

[Chris Long]

I'm sure he's active. Especially to wear a shirt like that.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah.

[Chris Long]

You have to, like, you have to.

[James]

Be able to run fast.

[Chris Long]

Then I was gonna go with him, but then he looks too chill.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah.

[Chris Long]

And, you know, not a lot of things bother him. You look so.

[James]

I can handle anything.

[Chris Long]

Like, energetic and going wound up.

[Blake]

That seems high tea. That seems high tea. Yeah.

[Chris Long]

But then you burn so much.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah.

[Chris Long]

And so. So when you're not putting the right in.

[James]

Yeah.

[Blake]

Donovan, I will say that you used to be one of my favorite players. You were so high on my list. Hey.

[Doug Flutie]

And you're nothing but an obligation to.

[Blake]

Him.

[Doug Flutie]

So that's that.

[Isaac]

This is. I'll tell you what, the Radio Row thing is like a family reunion for all of us. We're bumping into each other. See guys you hadn't seen in years.

[James]

Yeah.

[Isaac]

So much fun.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah.

[Blake]

Thank you guys so much for coming on.

[Chris Long]

I appreciate it. I feel awkward that the last question was about the testosterone.

[James]

Okay, well, who's estrogen? I don't want to show you my titties, but I will.

[Blake]

If you saw if he wasn't wearing so zipped up.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah. You would die as you would.

[James]

Yeah, I think I'm cool.

[Chris Long]

I'm good. I'm really good.

[Blake]

Okay. No, we're good.

[Chris Long]

I don't need to see anybody's nipples.

[Doug Flutie]

Okay.

[Blake]

We didn't say nipples. We're not full X rated. Okay. Or PG 13.

[Doug Flutie]

We love that. We love that. Well, hey, like, guys, we. We don't have a lot of guests, so kicking it off with legendary QBs is like. Absolutely. Yeah.

[Chris Long]

I appreciate it. I appreciate it, guys. It's been a lot of fun. Yeah, it's been a lot of fun.

[Doug Flutie]

We hope you guys have a really fun super bowl weekend and week and all that.

[Blake]

Yep.

[Chris Long]

All good.

[James]

Stay out of the rolls.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah.

[Chris Long]

Save your money.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah. Absolutely. That was freaking awesome.

[Blake]

Thanks, guys.

[Doug Flutie]

What the heck.

[Blake]

Oh, yeah.

[James]

Are we bona fide now? Are we officially.

[Blake]

Special round of applause.

[Doug Flutie]

Love it.

[Blake]

Doug Fluty, Donovan McNabb, everybody.

[Doug Flutie]

Appreciate it.

[James]

Thanks.

[Doug Flutie]

We love it.

[Blake]

Wow.

[Doug Flutie]

Holy smokes.

[James]

The more football player hands I shake, the more I realize how small my hands are also.

[Doug Flutie]

Wow.

[James]

Cheers.

[Doug Flutie]

You were awesome, man. Come back anytime, bud. We'll zoom with you.

[James]

New genics, yo.

[Doug Flutie]

Fluty rocks.

[Blake]

Freaking does. That was crazy, baby. Donovan McNabb.

[Doug Flutie]

And McNabb. Yeah, he's a quarterback.

[Isaac]

He's.

[James]

That's right.

[Isaac]

Huge.

[James]

Yes. I think that was his whole thing.

[Blake]

I had another question for him. I was like, dude, you're. You're such a big guy.

[James]

Yeah.

[Blake]

Like, if Netflix was like, yo, can you fight Jake Paul real quick, right? What? He take that fight?

[Doug Flutie]

I think he.

[Blake]

Because. Because, I mean, you got to have fast hands. You're a qb. You know, those hands be moving.

[Doug Flutie]

Damn.

[Blake]

I feel like he could have thrown some freaking punch.

[James]

That's what you want? You want him to fight?

[Blake]

I would love. Well, someone's got to beat this guy.

[Doug Flutie]

He does, right? We need to start lining legend.

[Blake]

Like, just get just a whole list of legends. Where you walking by EMT Smith. I saw him earlier.

[Doug Flutie]

Troy Aikman is here again.

[Blake]

We don't have time for Troy. We get. We had Donovan. We had Doug Fluty.

[James]

We're good.

[Blake]

We.

[Doug Flutie]

Troy.

[Blake]

I'm sorry.

[Doug Flutie]

A lettuce wrap.

[Blake]

Yeah, put the. He's eating a lettuce wrap with caramel popcorn.

[James]

Okay.

[Blake]

This guy's a. A damn psychopath. Troy, chill the out. We don't have time for you. Yeah.

[Doug Flutie]

Fluty. Took your time. All right.

[James]

We.

[Blake]

And. And by the way, we love Fluty.

[James]

Okay. I want a little more fluty in my booty. What?

[Blake]

Yeah, he keeps saying he wants fluty in your booty, and I'm so glad he didn't say that.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah.

[Blake]

When Doug Fluty was.

[Doug Flutie]

I was waiting for Dur to uncork that one, but I think he warmed up to it.

[James]

So much for putting a little fluty in our booty.

[Blake]

It was nice to meet you. I'm glad you saved that one. I'm glad Blake didn't then say, I'm going to Super Bowl 16 or 59.

[James]

You.

[Doug Flutie]

I think. Hey, guys, I'm gonna do a quick shout out to us. I think we did pretty good.

[Blake]

Pretty good.

[James]

I also was gonna say I could go for a little dab of McNabb. Didn't say it.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah, dude. Thank you for holding your tongue.

[Blake]

You notice the. The guys that are, like, the toughest and the most badass are the most awkward when it comes to any amount of, like, testosterone or seeing Durs's nipples.

[James]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Blake]

So maybe the higher t you are.

[Doug Flutie]

The more awkward it Is testosterone doesn't ne.

[James]

Like, there's no gender fluidity at all. Yeah, it's actually firm.

[Blake]

Firm.

[James]

Gender.

[Doug Flutie]

High levels of tea are. It's kind of problematic. You don't let your testosterone define you. Don't let your testosterone define you to be a complex man.

[Blake]

Maybe that's you saying that because yours is so painful.

[Doug Flutie]

Lower spectrum, Not a problem. I called my doctor.

[James]

It's not a problem.

[Doug Flutie]

It's not a. It's not an area where we need to work, worry. So we're okay.

[Blake]

Okay. We do have two more guests right here.

[Doug Flutie]

Football.

[Blake]

Not football. Well, they did play football, okay? They did play football at Dartmouth. So technically, that counts. Technically, that does count. Okay, we did have two legends sitting in these chairs, and now we have two players that play for Dartmouth, Okay? True players for real Players for real, my good friends.

[Doug Flutie]

Okay?

[Blake]

The owner and creators of Circle Water.

[Doug Flutie]

Oh, my God.

[Blake]

Cheers to them. Come on in here. Andy and Garrett, everybody. Here we go.

[Doug Flutie]

And the hit train keeps on a rolling.

[Blake]

Cheers. Cheers.

[Doug Flutie]

Cheers.

[Blake]

Cheers. Cheers.

[Doug Flutie]

Cheers.

[Blake]

Circle up. Here we go.

[Doug Flutie]

Here they are. Welcome to the big show.

[James]

So, football at Dartmouth. I went to high school with a guy who played football at Dartmouth, but I'm sure he's older than you guys. I can't remember his name. You know, There goes that story. Yeah.

[Blake]

Dude, what a killer story to kick it off with.

[James]

First sip of the circle here for.

[Doug Flutie]

Hold up.

[Blake]

What flavor are you rocking?

[Doug Flutie]

It's science.

[James]

Flight red zone.

[Blake]

Oh, flight red zone. What does that taste like?

[James]

Can I guess?

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah.

[James]

All right.

[Blake]

Is it cranked? Let me see. Did you crank the soldier boy?

[James]

I don't know.

[Blake]

No, that was. That was on X. Start him off at a three or four. What do we think?

[James]

It seems like a four, guy, so. And will you explain the mech mechanism here?

[Chris Long]

Yeah.

[James]

So that cartridge is just like a beverage. Basically, the idea for Circle was locker room disposable bottle, water, sports drink, powder. You try to pour it, it's a pain in the ass, you know, Spill it. Yeah. Looked at Andy and I was like, what if you just pop some in a bottle and just drink it? Right? He's like, yeah, you could dial it up.

[Doug Flutie]

You should dial it down.

[James]

Right?

[Blake]

Genius.

[James]

This is at Dartmouth in the locker room.

[Doug Flutie]

That's cool.

[James]

Yeah. What was your Guy's record?

[Blake]

Like, 6 and 4. Okay. Yeah. You're basically the Huskers. Yeah. You're basically Nebraska football.

[James]

You' things you're playing, and you're. You're coming up with wizardry. Here we go.

[Blake]

It was it was. And now it's a. They've sold over a billion dollars worth of this smokes. Oh, my God.

[Doug Flutie]

Well, welcome. We're happy to be on the circle team here.

[Blake]

What flavor?

[James]

That's dragon fruit, right?

[Isaac]

Is it?

[James]

No, close.

[I]

Starts with an F. Oh, P. Fruit.

[James]

Palmsberry.

[Doug Flutie]

Fashion fruit.

[James]

What is it?

[Blake]

Fashion.

[James]

Mostly dragon fruit.

[Blake]

Right.

[James]

Medley of fruit.

[Blake]

Now. What do you got over there? What do you got over there? Beezer. What are you. What are you sipping on?

[Doug Flutie]

Sapping on mixed berry. Which.

[Blake]

Crank it up. Make sure it's not on X. That would just be water, homie.

[Doug Flutie]

No, I'm cranked.

[James]

Okay, so there's like, you can have more flavor or less flavor. Yeah.

[I]

You can dial it up or down 1 through 10 on the dial.

[Blake]

What's. It truly is a genius idea. And I'm not just saying that because I am. And now the face, but mostly face of circle.

[I]

Circle guy.

[Blake]

I'm saying that because.

[James]

Are you on the boxes?

[Blake]

I'm on the box, dude. They put me on the box.

[Doug Flutie]

And by the way, you guys have made mistake.

[Blake]

I love, I love that this is the face that we chose, Adam.

[Doug Flutie]

That's. That's how your face naturally rests.

[James]

Yeah. I don't know what you mean.

[Blake]

Which, which by the way, for whatever reason, it makes me look like I have no teeth in my mouth. I'm just like a gummy old woman on the, on every circle box where people are going to be walking down the wall, the halls of Walmart and see this, like a fish, this, this old looking, wrinkled old woman, and they're like, I have to drink whatever that guy's drinking.

[Isaac]

Got to.

[Doug Flutie]

You got circle.

[Blake]

You got circle.

[Doug Flutie]

I love it, baby.

[Blake]

So let me tell you guys something about having the power, the juice that comes with being in a 32nd Super bowl campaign.

[Doug Flutie]

Yes. That's the whole synergy of this. You're going to be in a circle. Super bowl commercial.

[Blake]

Super bowl commercial. So we're here doing this as well as I did press all day for circle. I get a lot of props for it, guys. A lot of people are calling me the new Shack. I, I, one person said that earlier and I'm running with it. Yeah. They're like, man, you're, you're really out of here.

[James]

I think someone might have been like, I'm going to go get a magazine at the news shack. And you just overheard that.

[Blake]

Maybe that's what it was. Yes.

[Isaac]

Points.

[Blake]

New Shack. What the is a new shack? What are you born.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah, you would know. That's cool. So Are you guys just, like, pushing the product here? Are you getting to rage? What's the deal? Are we hitting the town?

[I]

I think. I mean, it's all about Adam right now. I think it's getting out there. Talking about the product. Yes, sort of. This morning you previewed the spot with today's show, and that'll run my boy Al.

[Blake]

What's up? Al Roker.

[James]

Hey, what's Al's. What's Al short for?

[Doug Flutie]

What's his full name?

[Blake]

I didn't. I didn't go into it last night. We were like, is it Alfonso? Is this Alberto?

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah, Alfonso.

[James]

Alfredo.

[I]

Alonzo. Alfredo Alonzo.

[Blake]

Yeah. We don't know, but it's Al. Al Roker. And yeah, he. He debuted the. The commercial. So now if, you know, you could be watching the super bowl and there could be a circle delivered to your door, and these guys actually wrote the. The spot.

[James]

Yeah.

[Blake]

Which is pretty cool.

[Doug Flutie]

Okay.

[James]

Save a little money.

[Doug Flutie]

That's right.

[I]

Get the creative juices flowing.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah, yeah, absolutely. So football inventions writers. You guys are multi hyphenated.

[I]

Yeah, I'm partially talented. The worst quarterback to ever sit in this chair.

[James]

So I got that going.

[Blake]

Yeah, yeah. McNabb just sat in your chair.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah.

[Blake]

So when you see someone like Donovan McNabb, because you see Fluty and he's a. He's a slight man. Like, like, obviously he's still bigger than me. Could kick my ass. But. But you see him and then you go like, oh, maybe I could make the NFL, you know? Yeah.

[James]

Yeah.

[Blake]

And then you see Donovan McNabb and you're like, there's no way in hell that man, Dream crusher, that. That man is John Gigantic. When you see someone like, like Flutier, you're like, I don't know, maybe if I applied myself more to football and less on creating this billion dollar empire.

[James]

Yeah.

[Blake]

I. I could have made my dream come.

[I]

I said, not the magic sauce. Yeah, the magic sauce. Yeah.

[Blake]

When you were playing, was there a hope? Did you have a hope to go pro? Or you were like, when I was.

[I]

Young, I thought I was going pro in three sports, so, yeah, we were all pretty. But then you kind of realize you're like, oh, no, I'm. I better find some reality.

[James]

Were you actually smart or did you play your way into school?

[Blake]

Oh, yeah.

[I]

Oh, I was a fake Ivy League student for sure.

[James]

Yeah. And the. The kid who I went to school with, James O'Leary.

[Doug Flutie]

Okay.

[James]

He would have been there.

[Blake]

I rang no bells.

[James]

99 to 2003. That's older.

[I]

Elementary school.

[James]

Probably a legend though, like you.

[Doug Flutie]

Legend.

[James]

Wasn't that delicious?

[Doug Flutie]

So good.

[Donovan McNabb]

Your bill, ladies.

[Blake]

I got it.

[Isaac]

No, I got it.

[Blake]

Seriously. I insist.

[Garrett]

I insisted.

[Blake]

First, you. Don't be silly. People with the Wells Fargo ActiveCash credit.

[Isaac]

Card prefer to pay because they earn unlimited 2% cash back on purchases.

[Blake]

Okay. Rock, paper scissors for it.

[Isaac]

Rock, paper, scissors.

[Doug Flutie]

Shoot.

[Isaac]

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[Blake]

Yeah, so you played your way into the smart school. I'm so Garrett, though.

[I]

Garrett, though, played in the CFL for a couple years and had a cup of coffee with the Lions.

[James]

Second CFL guy to sit in that chair.

[Doug Flutie]

That's right.

[I]

It's the the CFL chair.

[Blake]

I love position where you're a bigger linebacker. Oh yeah.

[Doug Flutie]

Nice.

[James]

He's like, move those lines back n that's what that does.

[Doug Flutie]

Big time.

[Blake]

I'm so dumb that I didn't know that Dartmouth was a good school. That's how stupid I am.

[Doug Flutie]

I'm just learning that it is a school though.

[Blake]

Yeah. So that's. We we dropped out of Blake and I dropped out of the same community college.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah.

[Blake]

But did we make it into the hall of Fame? We sure did.

[Doug Flutie]

I got I got my AA there.

[Blake]

Oh, he did. I'm the only one that dropped out. Yeah.

[James]

Adam went to AA there.

[Doug Flutie]

Yes.

[Isaac]

Give it.

[Doug Flutie]

You can have.

[Blake]

I did get caught with weed one time by the police and they made me. I had to take in order to get it expunged for my record. I had to take 10 anonymous classes. It could be AA. I remember MA or NA. So I'm like, face.

[Doug Flutie]

This is your face of your product here.

[Blake]

No Gambling anonymous. I guess I probably could have, but I went to like to these NA meetings and it's like talking about how like I I try to sell my baby for meth and like these horrific stories and I was like, I'M doing pretty good. I just smoke a little weed. I'm doing actually. All right, man.

[James]

And I'm not going to name names, but there was somebody super famous.

[Doug Flutie]

There was some famous people in these.

[James]

Super famous to us.

[Blake]

Super famous.

[James]

Who then we later worked with one more clue.

[I]

Now we got three.

[Doug Flutie]

Stop. It got us.

[Blake]

It's an anonymous.

[James]

I'm just saying.

[Blake]

It's an anonymous.

[James]

Did you ever bring it up to that person? When I did.

[Blake]

I did. I did. Yes, to that person. Thank you. It's an anonymous.

[James]

It's an hathway.

[Blake]

It is not. It is not. Don't put that out there. That is not true. That is not true. That's just a lie. This is our podcast, dude. This is what you guys signed up for.

[James]

She sold the baby for crap.

[Blake]

So uncomfortable. You're like, they're going to erase me from these boxes. Okay. They're gonna.

[Doug Flutie]

We got. We've got.

[I]

It's too late. It's already depressed.

[James]

They're in the mail.

[Blake]

I woman walking around with the box the other day. I, I, I outside, I told you guys I was at that, that Jason Kelsey party last night. The box was sitting outside. She goes, they wouldn't let me bring it in. I left the box outside. Your face is on it. And I go outside and I go to this female police officer. I'm like, hey, my face is on that box. That's pretty cool, huh? And she goes, that don't even look like you.

[Doug Flutie]

Damn.

[Blake]

That's what the police officer said.

[James]

I don't disagree, though, which I think.

[Blake]

I, you know, I, I think I might be like £10 fatter since then.

[James]

You were also dressed like a schlub last night.

[Blake]

Yeah, I was, dude. I sure. I didn't really want to go to the party because I was so tired, so I just was in a hooded.

[I]

Sweatshirt and, like, there was, like, Jason Kelsey attire, though.

[Blake]

Yeah, I know.

[Doug Flutie]

He had no sleeves, which is.

[I]

That's impressive.

[James]

Yeah.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah.

[I]

I wish I could do that.

[James]

You can let it fly, dude.

[Blake]

Come on.

[Doug Flutie]

You in a tank.

[James]

Circle shirt shirts.

[Blake]

Yeah, but if you were wearing. If we all were wearing sleeveless circle shirts this morning, the amount of extra attention the product would have gotten.

[James]

Missed opportunities, I mean, it's almost measurable.

[Blake]

Newton would have stopped us dead in his tracks. He would have gone, here, trade me this. This absolutely insane, dumb hat I always wear for that shirt.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah.

[Blake]

And then, you know, we're looking for these viral.

[James]

You guys need to make a circle hat that everyone goes over and drinks out of.

[Blake]

Absolutely.

[I]

Yeah, yeah.

[Doug Flutie]

Kind of like beer helmet.

[I]

Giant.

[Blake]

Giant cartridge. Now let me ask you a quick question. That is probably illegal and you might not want to ask it. And we can always edit the podcast. I don't know.

[Doug Flutie]

I think we're live.

[Blake]

No, we're not. We're not live. Now, do kids and my kids, I mean 21 year old college students, are they mixing vodka and soda water and drinking it in a circle? Do we. Is that, has that been out there?

[James]

Absolutely, absolutely.

[Blake]

And we're not saying that that is a good thing to do, but I'm just saying that's what think I'm going to do later this afternoon.

[James]

This dishwasher sick.

[Isaac]

We.

[I]

Oh yeah, completely. We actually went viral on tik tok in 20. 20, 20, 21 years. Like it was like every day. We woke up for like 30 days straight and it was over a million views. We ended up getting like 2 billion impressions on Tik Tok and half those videos were people pouring alcohol on it. But we don't, we don't, we don't promote that whatsoever. We're here to hydrate with water.

[Blake]

So we're saying what you will, we're saying don't do that. But if you were to do that, it sounds like a genius idea. But we saying promoting it, we're not promoting.

[James]

It's a lot of fun, it's kind of novel. But we're not promoting it, we're not promoting.

[Blake]

That seems cool. Well, thank you guys so much.

[I]

We appreciate you.

[James]

Thank you guys and thank you for this.

[I]

Absolutely.

[James]

This is.

[Doug Flutie]

Feels really well made. Absolutely. My gosh.

[Blake]

Nice curved shaft.

[Doug Flutie]

It could be used as a weapon. We're not promoting that.

[I]

And enjoy drinking more water all day and night.

[Doug Flutie]

Absolutely.

[Blake]

Hydrate, stay hydrated. For whatever reason, just being in New Orleans, I get dehydrated and I, I can't put a finger on it. I don't know exactly why, but I'm very, very parched in this city.

[I]

You're gonna need to pop in some energy ones later too.

[James]

Oh, do you guys have that?

[I]

Oh yeah, we have. Oh yeah, yeah. Caffeine, electrolytes, we got vitamin ones, iced teas.

[Doug Flutie]

I love coffee.

[James]

You guys sell jackets that have like little pockets for like all the different varieties.

[I]

I think we need to get you guys on the product team. It's like we got. The ideas are flying.

[Doug Flutie]

Maybe your own little room lier.

[Blake]

They do have a new product that just launched that I, I was able to sip on a prototype that is Circle plus. Circle plus. You push a button, it Bubbleizes, which.

[Doug Flutie]

I think is bubble.

[Blake]

Bubble carbonates. Bubble. And then. And then you. You slurp on it, dude. There's root beer flavor that tastes exactly like root beer and. And a flavor that tastes like a 7Up or a Sprite.

[James]

I love that. You're like, there's a flavor. There's a root beer flavor that tastes like root beer.

[Blake]

Well, it tastes like a root beer.

[Doug Flutie]

Oh, yeah, yeah.

[James]

Well, yeah, but that's what they use in root beers, root beer flavor.

[Blake]

Yeah, but it doesn't. I'm. All I'm saying is you're still drinking water, dude. You're still drinking water.

[James]

Root beer.

[Blake]

Well, yeah, but there's all these other chemicals in the root beer, dude.

[James]

And we're getting rid of the chemicals.

[Blake]

We're getting rid of the colors.

[James]

No sugar.

[Blake]

Sugar. Yeah. Yeah.

[Doug Flutie]

Beautiful.

[Blake]

My beautiful. Welcome. Dude, this is team circle. I don't want your shit right now, dude. This is my big super bowl campaign.

[Doug Flutie]

Really?

[Blake]

I'm with my circle boy.

[James]

I'm just helping you narrow your message down to the flavors. Taste like the flavors.

[Blake]

I'm just saying it bubbleizes.

[Doug Flutie]

And they do bubbleize and slurp.

[James]

I know there's no dragon fruit in here, but I feel like the red zone is the place to be.

[Doug Flutie]

Absolutely.

[James]

There's, like, a little football play on words there. Is that why I'm getting.

[I]

Yeah, that's our. That's our sports drink. So. Yeah, we have ones that are like, overtime. Lights out.

[James]

James O'Leary was driving his mind drinking this.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah, that's.

[James]

That's the guy went to high school with 99 legend.

[I]

I think we all would have gone pro if we had circle back then. To.

[Blake]

Yeah.

[I]

Keep us hydrating.

[Doug Flutie]

There we go. I like that.

[I]

We had to settle. We had to settle for just plain water.

[Doug Flutie]

Damn.

[Blake]

Well, thank you guys so much. Appreciate it. Thanks for coming.

[James]

Likewise.

[Doug Flutie]

Absolutely. Cheers.

[Blake]

Cheers.

[I]

Cheers.

[Blake]

Cheers to the circles.

[James]

First quarter.

[Doug Flutie]

Clink. Yeah. Cheers to all circles.

[Blake]

First quarter.

[Doug Flutie]

Yes.

[Blake]

The super bowl commercial will be happening in the first quarter.

[Doug Flutie]

Oh, yep. Big time. I like that.

[Blake]

This is big time time.

[James]

All right.

[Blake]

Later, boys.

[James]

Thank you, guys. Oh, look at you guys.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah, you were in that.

[Blake]

Yeah, Later.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah, absolutely.

[Blake]

At the game.

[Doug Flutie]

Thanks, dude. Heck, yeah. Team Circle. You got it.

[Blake]

Look at us. We're having multiple guests.

[James]

Non stop guests.

[Blake]

Non stop guests. And then Troy still standing out there.

[James]

Is that a tostada he's eating?

[Blake]

I'm living in a nightmare.

[James]

He's eating the bowl.

[Blake]

Oh, my God.

[Doug Flutie]

He's got ceviche.

[Blake]

Yeah. And it said. It's a ceviche and it's toada in a. A like a taco salad. What is that?

[James]

Dude, Is that what that is?

[Blake]

He's eating the taco salad. He's eating the rim of the bowl.

[Doug Flutie]

EMT Smith just walked by him. He doesn't even want anything to do with him.

[Blake]

Yeah, he's. Yeah, Emmett's like diverting his eyes.

[Doug Flutie]

Like, what are you doing?

[James]

Emmett's. Emmett. Does Emmett have a circle?

[Blake]

He does, yeah, he's got a circle.

[Doug Flutie]

What are you guys using for the eyes Know, man. I will say that today, like, the floor is way more popular. Not that you can see it, cuz Isaac made a lot of the sets.

[Blake]

We will say a lot of the sets. The. The where the cameras are now. That's where the stage is set up. So you can see people behind you. You can see the. The hustle, the bustle, the energy of the room.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah, you be like, oh, there's. There's. I show speed.

[Blake]

There's Cam Newton, 11 years old.

[Doug Flutie]

People like him.

[Blake]

Okay, People like, I show speed.

[James]

I was just saying the other day.

[Doug Flutie]

Like, the biggest name that could possibly walk in, that is.

[Blake]

No, no, Troy Aikman's the biggest name. He's standing.

[Doug Flutie]

Wishes he was Ice show.

[James]

Is he eating a Bananas Foster now?

[Blake]

It was created at Brennan's here in New Orleans.

[James]

Unbelievable.

[Doug Flutie]

But there is much more traffic on the floor today, as you can tell.

[Blake]

It's definitely more alive with passion.

[James]

There's nothing like talking about. About things that A, people on a podcast can't see, and B, people who are even watching this still can't see. But you guys, you couldn't imagine the hustle and the bustle today.

[Blake]

Very shagadelic.

[Doug Flutie]

That's our thing, Durst. We're narrators of it, painting the picture.

[Blake]

And guys, we're setting the stage and.

[Doug Flutie]

And let me describe it for you.

[James]

A lady just walked by.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah, it's a convention. She has a pink dress on, she's got bangs, she's smiling.

[James]

Is that a power suit or a dress? It might be both. Guys, that's what we're saying. We've got some marines over here.

[Blake]

Is there. Is there any. Is there any party. Is there any party that is happening tonight?

[Doug Flutie]

I think tonight is our off night.

[James]

People are talking about a country concert.

[Blake]

Oh, country concert.

[James]

Saying, oh, like, oh, he doesn't know. Well, you know the guy's name, and I don't.

[Doug Flutie]

I believe it's Chris Stapleton.

[Blake]

Okay.

[Doug Flutie]

Does that ring a bell to anybody?

[Blake]

I know that that Is a famous country star. I don't know.

[Doug Flutie]

Sounds like a country singer.

[Blake]

I don't know what they sing. I don't know what they do.

[James]

I got friends in Lou, is it. That's the only one I know. Yeah.

[Blake]

That can't be him, though.

[Doug Flutie]

That's.

[Blake]

I think that's Billy Race. G. Brooks.

[Doug Flutie]

That's Garth Brooks.

[Blake]

You know, my favorite G is banger operator, won't you put me on through? Got to get my love down to Baton Rouge Hurry up Gotta put you on the line.

[Doug Flutie]

This is your te captain here. My God. Which. So should we, should we hash out the.

[Blake]

There, there's an addendum.

[Doug Flutie]

So, guys, as you can tell, well, you know, pretty much all of, like, tii Instagram comments, everything. And everything is just basically bashing on me. My T levels. Adam was ruling with an iron, dude.

[Blake]

Admittedly, can I just say I'm a little embarrassed because I was. The amount of problem, the amount of pride I had in and having the highest tea, which, by the way, I still don't understand these numbers because it says testosterone serum.

[James]

Maybe a little more tea.

[Blake]

Seven, nine, five. And then you look up what testosterone serum means. That means total testosterone. That's what Isaac looked up.

[Doug Flutie]

It didn't even read those levels for me. So whatever's in the serum, maybe I have a hell of serum.

[Blake]

Well, apparently not.

[Doug Flutie]

I, I, I didn't even get those.

[James]

I think it's serum. Yeah.

[Blake]

Okay. So that, and then on a different page, I thought because look how this is set, you'd think it would just be right here. Right?

[Doug Flutie]

Look at this.

[Blake]

Look at this list. So you'd think the total would be right here.

[Doug Flutie]

Okay.

[James]

On a separate page, Adam's telling scientists how to scientist.

[Doug Flutie]

He's Doug Fluty talking about plays right now.

[Blake]

What Making perfect sense. If you.

[James]

Yeah, I know that analogy doesn't work. Get out of here. You with your low TE.

[Blake]

So and then testosterone. On this page, it says 5, 4, 7. So that is lower. That is lower.

[Doug Flutie]

So welcome to the 500 Club.

[Blake]

I'm not in 500. So there is an addendum.

[Doug Flutie]

Welcome to the 500 Club.

[Blake]

Evidently. So for what, whatever reason. That says testosterone and then says 547. This also says testosterone. 795. I don't know. Yeah, I don't know which number Are.

[James]

Both of those numbers larger Most tea.

[Blake]

Your boobs are huge. Than Blake's number. So if we're going off my lower number, which I don't know why we would.

[Ryan Seacrest]

Your boobs are huge.

[Blake]

I Don't know why we would.

[James]

So who has the most tea now? Who's got the most tea now?

[Blake]

I think.

[Doug Flutie]

Wow, you're both.

[Blake]

Technically, I think it still should be me. But if we're going by the addendum, it will be. It will be dirty.

[Doug Flutie]

And look at. He instantly becomes a tyrant of tea. It's like these men as toxic masculinity. Toxic. Well, don't let testosterone define you, man.

[Blake]

Blake, if.

[James]

If.

[Doug Flutie]

Girl, dad.

[Blake]

Okay, Blake. Yeah, you're right. Your testosterone's so low, you cannot produce a male so spawn.

[Doug Flutie]

Okay, I said that in the car. All right? You're using my own flame against me.

[Blake]

By the way, last night, after we unveiled the testosterone results, Blake was in a dark place.

[Doug Flutie]

I didn't sleep well. Last night.

[Blake]

He was in a dark place.

[James]

We're back to sleep. How many hours?

[Doug Flutie]

I think I clocked in around seven, actually.

[Isaac]

Dude.

[James]

Unreal. Can I go? Yeah.

[Blake]

How much?

[James]

I think I got nine.

[Doug Flutie]

Well, wow. Jesus Christ. I mean, but you didn't throw up at in your sleep.

[James]

No, no. You know, when they were talking about the fluty, I was like, have you ever heard of the diry? Which is when someone throws up in their own bed.

[Blake]

It's kind of legendary.

[James]

They used to just call it like a loser move.

[Isaac]

Yeah.

[James]

But then, you know, now it's kind of my thing.

[Doug Flutie]

Now it rocks too. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No. So do you think without any official parties, maybe we go to the country western concert? Can we make our sound ancient?

[Blake]

Dude, can we make western concert music?

[James]

Solution.

[Blake]

Who is it? George Straight.

[Doug Flutie]

I know who I should show speed is.

[Blake]

So I know it's a low T move, which to always want to act like you are 15 years younger than you.

[Doug Flutie]

Don't let your tea define you, by the way.

[Blake]

Actually, 20 years, guys. 20 years younger than you actually are.

[Doug Flutie]

There is a hat.

[James]

Show speed.

[Doug Flutie]

There is a hat.

[Blake]

I know. Cam Newton. Can I just say, Obviously freak athlete.

[James]

Yeah.

[Blake]

Such an idiot.

[Doug Flutie]

No, he dresses like the undertaker.

[James]

I kind of like it.

[Blake]

You do? Why? Why? What makes makes you like that hat?

[Doug Flutie]

It takes tea.

[James]

Because it's nobody else. It's singular.

[Blake]

It's him, I guess.

[James]

Think about Prince. I don't want to wear a figure skating outfit and high heels. Yeah, but it works for Prince.

[Blake]

Now, weirdly, Prince has to have higher teeth than Blake, okay?

[James]

Oh, yeah. Dude, are you kidding? He's steady. Hoggin.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah, it's not a dick size thing, okay?

[James]

I guarantee you a guy with a humongous cock has super high size.

[Doug Flutie]

Do you Think that's why when we asked the T question to make McNabb, he's like, I don't want to end on this. Yeah.

[James]

He's like, you're asking me to say who's got the biggest dick?

[Blake]

Yeah. And then, dude, I was. I was definitely offended when he was like me because I was in a singing movie. It was like, yeah, right.

[Doug Flutie]

Well, see, it doesn't feel good, does it?

[James]

Right? We're done with guests.

[Blake]

Yeah, I might be done with guests.

[James]

Unless Adam's plugging them. We're done with guests.

[Blake]

Unless I'm contractually obligated to have them on my podcast, I'm done with guests.

[James]

Was that in the comments contract? They were like, hey, by the way, like, we have to be on T.I.I. no, no, I can imagine they'd be like, and we want no mentioning of it on your jizz cast.

[Doug Flutie]

No, dude, it goes.

[Blake]

No. Admittedly, they do have a cool story, dude, to. To create this product, and. And it becomes a bill. They've sold over a billion dollars. It's truly. It makes me go like, I wish I had the follow through on any of the. You know, I had the idea for the. The Rocketeer before the movie came out.

[Doug Flutie]

Oh, sure.

[Blake]

Boy. I was like, I. I drew a.

[James]

Check before it was.

[Blake]

I didn't know that. I didn't know that, dude. I didn't know that. I didn't have that.

[Doug Flutie]

But let's not forget, you do have four. Pete. You do have the word.

[Blake]

I'm willing to trade. And, Isaac, I'm putting you in charge of 4.

[Chris Long]

Of 4.

[Blake]

Get in the trademark, and I'm dead serious, Isaac. And if you don't, oh, I'm gonna threaten to fire you so hard and then not follow.

[Doug Flutie]

Can you get mine? I want it to be fourth Pete. It's like fourth meal, but it's fourth Pete, so I won't do that.

[Blake]

I'mma swoop in there, I guess, kind of glob on to my thing and make it worse. Glom. Is it glob or glom?

[Doug Flutie]

I'm.

[Blake]

Either way.

[James]

I got. I got a weird feeling you might glob.

[Isaac]

You're disaster.

[Blake]

I don't glob. I glob all day. Glob on the knob. Like horn on the cob.

[Doug Flutie]

Dude, I like this.

[James]

Is that the Czechoslovakian rap group?

[Doug Flutie]

Oh, Sugar in the Raw?

[James]

Yeah.

[Blake]

No, that was a slob on my knob. Like, horn on the call. Yeah.

[Doug Flutie]

What is that, Three six Mafia?

[Blake]

Yeah, three six Mafia. Dude, I'm basically. I'm basically the guy with the little arm. In.

[James]

In.

[Blake]

Three, six. D.J. paul. Yeah, D.J. paul. I'm exactly, D.J. paul.

[Doug Flutie]

You are.

[James]

What?

[Blake]

If you call that little arm.

[Doug Flutie]

Little arm.

[Blake]

Oh, yeah, like a disability. Physical abnormality. Yeah. Are there any takebacks, any apologies, any epic slams on this pod bringing up.

[James]

The little arm right off the bat? I just think we could.

[Blake]

It wasn't right off the bat. It was right at the tail end. I feel like if you made it.

[James]

This thing right off the bat, I'm gonna lead with.

[Blake]

Oh, okay, okay. That's fair.

[James]

Dude, with your mid Te. Stop jumping down my throat, dude.

[Blake]

Guys, it doesn't make any sense.

[Doug Flutie]

The numbers.

[Blake]

Here's the question. Blake, who would you rather out of Ders and myself, who would you rather. Rather have the higher. If you could choose the T King, which, by the way, I don't understand it. Why does it say testosterone795 here? And then there's another page that also says testosterone.

[Doug Flutie]

Also, there's another thing. You guys got tested at the same place?

[Blake]

No, I had a. I come to the house.

[Doug Flutie]

Right. I went somewhere. So maybe they dropped some testosterone when they were, like, testing it. So I. I don't know.

[James]

I doubt it.

[Blake]

Yeah.

[Doug Flutie]

Who would I rather.

[James]

Yeah, I'm. I'm real salty. It didn't say fluty in the booty to Flutie and dab of McNabb.

[Doug Flutie]

Fluti's coming back on the pod. He loved.

[James]

I did get that. Did you see that sensation?

[Doug Flutie]

Did you see when I did a board drop? He lit up.

[Chris Long]

He did.

[James]

He loved it.

[Doug Flutie]

He loved its science.

[James]

Maybe he works the board from here on out.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah, but imagine if we had Flutie Q being the board. That would be incredible.

[James]

Unreal. That's the boot. The Flutie I need in my booty.

[Doug Flutie]

Well, I guess I would just give a special super bowl shout out to our first like on pod Guest.

[James]

Yeah, that's why we're here.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah.

[James]

We kind of struck out yesterday, and I was wondering what we're doing here.

[Blake]

Well, there wasn't as much hubbaloo. Hubbub, hubbub, hubaloo.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah. Yeah.

[James]

But you would even think that our producers could line something up. Something.

[Doug Flutie]

She's. She's bulldogging it.

[Blake]

Fell asleep at the wheel.

[James]

She did yell at the long brothers last night.

[Doug Flutie]

She did.

[James]

Chris and Kyle. She was like, do our podcast. And they were like, lady, wow. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Blake]

Aggressive.

[Doug Flutie]

And we got a. I mean, we also got another.

[Blake]

Coached a little bit wondery, evidently came up, and we're trying.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah, but we said we are. I heart boys for life, right?

[Blake]

We are.

[James]

Hey, I'm gonna give a shout out to Blake last night.

[Doug Flutie]

Okay, Here we go.

[James]

Last night at the. At the Long Manor, they had, like, some footballs, and there was, like, a light, like, you know, those like. Adam, are you here?

[Blake]

Sorry, dude, I'm.

[James]

He was. He was there. I'm telling you the story. The. Is happening.

[Blake]

I'm sorry, dude, there's Hubble.

[James]

No, we can wrap it up. No, it's helpful.

[Blake]

Sorry, sorry. Continue.

[James]

You know how they have those. The gas lamps everywhere?

[Blake]

Yeah.

[James]

So they had, like, an outdoor area with a pool and like, this gas lamp and probably like, 30ft away. There he goes. He's looking at something else.

[Blake]

The.

[James]

There's a gas lamp. And I'm like, I bet I could hit that from here with, like, a Nerf ball.

[Blake]

Okay.

[James]

And I go miss it by, like six feet. And I'm like. I'm dialing it in. I throw it again. I miss about, like, 12ft.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah, bigger, Bigger.

[James]

I come back with the ball. I'm like, blake, let's go.

[Isaac]

Or.

[James]

No, I throw it to you. And then you threw it hard as fuck. Almost hit me. Was not close to it. Then I come back with the ball. I give it to him from 30ft away. He fucking dots this light.

[Doug Flutie]

Yes.

[Blake]

Points, destroys it.

[James]

Glass goes everywhere. The light goes out.

[Doug Flutie]

Yes.

[James]

It was a real plane with the low T. He just goes like this.

[Doug Flutie]

I was so scared that Chris Long was going to drown me in the pool.

[James]

You into two pieces. Yeah, but, dude, he's like, we don't.

[Doug Flutie]

Give a. Yeah, but then it.

[James]

He was cool about it.

[Doug Flutie]

Chris Long, shout out to you and boy Joe Allen.

[James]

Oh, yeah.

[Doug Flutie]

Who is an absolute legend. You gotta meet this.

[James]

He's a Candyman.

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah, he likes candy. We broke down. We're hanging out with all Eagles this week for some reason.

[James]

Well, they got the green light pod. That's what we were doing there. But yeah, Eagles. Eagles are out here. They're flying.

[Doug Flutie]

The Eagles are out and partying. Eagle fans are going.

[Blake]

Well, I feel like they're not used to getting into the super bowl as much as the Chiefs, you know, they're.

[James]

There two years ago.

[Blake]

Longer than that. Right. With Isaac was saying it was like seven years ago.

[James]

It was eight years ago. But then it was also. Wasn't it just a couple years ago?

[Blake]

Oh, is that right?

[Doug Flutie]

Yeah, they were.

[James]

They were there.

[Blake]

Oh, wow.

[James]

Yeah.

[Doug Flutie]

Okay.

[Blake]

Yeah, so they're.

[Doug Flutie]

They're the real deal, but they're Eagle fans in the streets.

[James]

They pass Adam's. They pass the test.

[Blake]

Okay.

[I]

Okay.

[Doug Flutie]

All right.

[Blake]

Yeah. All right. I guess. I guess they're allowed.

[James]

I guess they coo.

[Blake]

Well, that seems like that was another episode of this.

[Doug Flutie]

This is important.

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[Blake]

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[Garrett]

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[Blake]

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[James]

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[Isaac]

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[Blake]

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