Set Hike!
Delco Millennial Podcast featuring Sports, Stats, and Shenanigans. With hosts Dr. TAT, Panda Dan, and Stat Boy.
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Set Hike!
Snake(Boy)s on a Plane
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The 32nd inaugural episode begins with a formal attempt to repair diplomatic relations with the duck-joke community, but mutates into a graduate-level NFL training-camp seminar before AJ Epenesa’s nocturnal snake herping hobby kicks the door off the hinges and sends the entire show screaming into reptilian hell. Dr. TAT relives the moment he accidentally grabbed a live Delco driveway snake, Panda Dan reveals that apparently every young man must complete one government-mandated “snake tour,” and Stat Boy is forcibly rebranded as Snake Boy while Snakes on a Plane, Anaconda, and Hollywood's mandatory hip-hop casting requirements consume a wildly irresponsible percentage of a sports podcast. Eventually, the crew remembers sports exist and staggers back toward Eagles training camp (part II), investigates Atlanta’s fourth-string quarterback and Joel Embiid’s allegedly asymmetrical slimming anatomy. Before Snake Boy can open the correction ledger, Set Hike!’s R&D Department unveils its greatest invention yet and launches the show into a completely new level of unnecessary technological advancement, a twist so structurally ambitious it has Christopher Nolan asking for a whiteboard and a nap.
Key Topics Discussed
00:21 — Butt Quacks Me Up
01:45 — Hard Knocks, Eagles Nostalgia & NFL August
06:50 — Old-School Football Camp & the Legend of Sharkhurst
09:20 — Training Camp Is Actually Summer School
15:46 — Eagles Camp: Taye Wicks, Injuries & WR Depth
18:45 — Where in Pennsylvania Is Lane Johnson?
26:43 — Vic Fangio, AJ Epenesa & the Eagles Defense
28:31 — Everybody Has a Night-Snake Phase
33:30 — Snakes on a Plane, Anaconda & Mr. Cube
41:33 — Black Mambas, Super-Sharks & Late-'90s Animal Cinema
44:55 — Set Hike! Becomes a Sea Lion Podcast
47:01 — Atlanta’s Fourth-String QB & Eagles Preseason
49:30 — Listener Sound-Offs, Fantasy Punishments & Baseball Chaos
58:42 — 234-SET-HIKE & Snake Boy’s Corrections
Statistics & Facts
- Hard Knocks history: Ravens were the first team featured (2001), Cowboys have appeared 4 times (3 individually + 1 division-wide). Eagles have only appeared once, as part of the NFC East division format (2025); 2026's features the Seahawks.
- The Ultimate Grand Slam - Only 34 walk-off grand slams have occurred in MLB history; only 15 of those came with two outs, making this rarer than a perfect game.
- Eric Bruntlett recorded the last unassisted triple play in MLB, in 2009; roughly 15 unassisted triple plays have occurred in MLB history.
- The hobby of hunting snakes is called "herping"
- The Inland Taipan is cited as the world's most venomous snake.
Memorable Quotes
"I actually think it's like one of the best movie magic things is that you can make Tom Cruise look tall in movies." - Dr. TAT
"I mean, I'm not worried about Lane, he's an Amish Lancaster warrior. " - Panda Dan
"It says an FBI agent takes on a plane full of deadly venomous snakes, deliberately released to kill a witness being flown from Honolulu to Los Angeles to testify against a mob boss. " - Stat Boy reveals the plot of Snakes on a Plane
"I like to think right now Lane Johnson is, you know, enjoying some Hershey's chocolate and just kind of just drinking like a Tröegs' sunshine pills near it." - Dr. TAT speculates on Lane Johnson's whereabouts
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Welcome everyone to the 32nd inaugural episode of the Seth Podcast. I'm your host, Dr. Tat, and with me as always. Panda Dan. Statboy. Dan, why does a duck have tail feathers?
SPEAKER_02Because it needs to quack.
Dr. TATClose. It's to Stat Boy.
Stat BoyWhy does a duck have tail feathers?
unknownI don't know.
Stat BoySomething about its bill. Maybe put it on its bill. That's usually the end of most of these duck jokes.
Dr. TATThat's pretty good. You're right. It's an anatomical answer. It's to cover its butt quack. Oh. Well, we're back. Damn, what a way to start. Heartfelt chuckle as we start our 30-second episode. Yeah. Panda, how are you?
SPEAKER_02I'm doing well. I'm doing well. Yeah. I'm enjoying the summer that we've spoken of before. Eagles are in the midst of training camp, which is very exciting. Andrew has was extremely grateful for our duck jokes last week. He's been texting us all week. Oh, great. You know, he just loved it. A lot of it, yeah. We've had our RD department has a new invention that they came up with as well. Well, don't spoil the surprise just yet, man. We have yeah, guests in the works, which which we'll see. But but yeah, just like a lot of exciting stuff going on. Our yeah, listener, our listener stats are good, our follower stats are good on Instagram. And yeah, like we're just crushing it here. So you feel like we're we're moving forward, right?
Dr. TATAnd and I think this time of year, it feels like August. We're in the early stage of August. And this time of year very much has vacation on the mind, so it feels a bit slower, but then it's gonna kind of like rapidly pick up because that late August, early September, man. I I feel like NFL gets back into the, you know, into the mix. Hard knocks. Are you a hard knocks guy? Yeah, I like hard knocks.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, actually, I was just watching the video the other day. I don't know if you might remember. It's it's good you brought that up, Dr. Kat. It was when it was the end of Hard Knocks when the we you know we went to that playoff game. It was very it was a great day, but very sad. You went to the state of Florida. The last episode of Hard Knocks was Jalen Hurts and Siriani in like a in the whatever it is, like their auditorium at the what is it called now? The Jefferson McKay complex. Yeah, Jefferson, yeah. Yeah. And like they played that, they played the Sizza song that she played with Kendrick Lamar at the whole halftime show. Uh huh. And then I think it was that song. And then Jaden said, We'll be back. And then Siriani said, No doubt. And then like I watched that like this past week just because I I saw it on like X or something, and then I was like, Alright, I gotta watch that. Like it's just like a pretty epic. Like if they end up like winning this year or something like it, everyone's gonna be like, they they you know, that is like an epic moment.
Dr. TATWell, I think we I love hard knocks. We need to acknowledge, well, yeah, so you're talking about the regular season NFC East Hard Knocks, correct?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It was interesting that they filmed it even after the Eagles lost, you know. Like that was pretty cool.
Dr. TATYeah. Yeah, and and it's important to note that there's kind of two flavors of hard knocks. They may be knocking on hard knocks a little, you know, it's a little heavy on the knock-in now. You know, I kind of like the August true hard knocks camp, which interestingly, and Statboy can correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure the NFL mandates that one team every year does it. And certain teams I bet have done it more years than most. It feels to me like every third year is the New York Jets. I think they pick like kind of crappy to semi-crappy teams that do it. Now they have the Seahawks doing it this year. Correct. And the Seahawks are defending world champs, which is pretty interesting. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. So is it yeah, is it a division? Like I I'm not like a hardcore. Is it a division or just a team? No, this is a team.
Stat BoyYeah, typically it's a team, but over the last couple seasons, they've gotten more creative with adding like well, in 2025, they did the whole NFC East. Yeah. And in 2024, they did the whole N AFC East or North. So they've been doing whole divisions now because I think there's teams that are like, we don't want to be part of it. So like, ah, we're just gonna give everybody the division to do it, so you have to.
Dr. TATSo don't you feel like that's a little oversaturated though, Panda? Isn't that too much hard knocks?
SPEAKER_02I mean, I like the idea of a division because then you get variety, like if you're not enjoying the Jets, like you got the Dolphins or you know.
Stat BoyYeah, I don't know. The thing I think that makes it most interesting is you kind of have four different perspectives at all at the same time. You see how everybody in the division may be thinking, okay, this week is gonna matter in the division. If we do well, the Eagles lose. Like, how is this gonna impact all four of us at the same time? So I think it's interesting from that standpoint, as you get closer to the playoffs, you know, at the end of the year, you're gonna have two teams likely up in the division that are gonna be like the closest to making the playoffs, and there's there's gonna be some conflict to talk about.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, yeah. No, it's so interesting. Even like I I do futures bets, as you know, and I I just as an NFL fan, like each div, I was just talking to someone today that's a Giants fan at work, and I I said, you know, I was trying to be nice. Like I he's a good guy. Like I said, what what are your thoughts on the Giants this year? You know, and he he thought they had a chance of winning the division. Like he was like, Well, I think I had he's like, I think we're playoffs, and then I was like, Well, yeah, maybe the wild card, you know, but you gotta watch out for those other, you know, there it's it like the NFC, there's two strong divisions. There's the the West, because you have the Niners, Rams, Seahawks, and then you got the is it the Central with uh Bears, Lions, Packers. So those are probably getting the wild card unless something shakes up, and then so yeah, I was like, well, what's your path? Like, you know, and he he he tried to say that they could win the division, but I mean Yeah, this guy's strong. This guy, I mean I mean Giants are in yeah, like but like what I'm trying to say is like like you know, you could talk for hours about each division, but each division has its own story. I mean, some are strong, then you get you know, then you got the South with the Bucks, the Panthers, the God knows who's the Falcons, Pan whoever the hell is in that division, and like like that team, clearly whoever wins the division is gonna host a playoff game. But I mean every NFL season's a new season, but but yeah, it is and then you got these inner, these just strong rivalries within each division, and you gotta love it, yeah. But but yeah, I mean, like the month of August, you know, as like when we were younger, it was always like you you it's the end of summer, school's gonna start in September. I'm sure your kids, you know, are are dealing with that now, or people, you know, our listeners, kids like, but then as an adult, it's kind of like you know, you know, it's kind of like it's kind of like full time is right on right around the corner. So yeah, it kind of changes. Yeah.
Dr. TATYeah, there was a little under a decade where August this time of year was like the last hurrah before camps started. And so, you know, as a former, you know, fake football player, I used to, you know, your knees would hurt just thinking about all the work because, you know, uh boy, I I I'm gonna sound as elder as a millennial can, but you know, in my day, we used to have three three practices in one day for our high school. So it was two padded practices and then a non-pad. And we fit and we actually went to a camp. It was called Camp Quebec KW E B E C. It was not where was it? It was not in Canada. It sounds like it would be, but it was somewhere in like this very sticky and uh I think uh ungodly humid kind of land in central Pennsylvania. Just awful. I can't where would you sleep? In cabins. I mean, like it was the full camp experience. That's awesome. This reminds me of how the Eagles used to have Bethlehem. Yeah, we used to sleep in Bethlehem. So there was a uh it was my second year in high school. We were a major program and still are, you know. Uh and we are we're like I mean MC Sauce went to your high school. Yeah, we're like a big, big deal. And anyway, this was towards the beginning of that. We we kind of built that up.
SPEAKER_02I mean Jeremiah Trotter Jr. went to your high school.
Dr. TATExactly. Yeah, and and I I think for all the for all the fans taking tabs there, they know what we're talking about. So anyway, between practices, right? We always had the morning practice, and then you'd have like, I don't know, three three-ish hours to of time to do what you want, and the smart people rested, the dumb people went to the pool like me, my sophomore year. And then there was this there was this guy, he ended up going to Marshall, actually. He's a very good player. His name was his name was I I think I can dox him. He there's a zero percent chance he wasn't doing this, but his name was Matt Parkhurst, P-A-R-K-H-U-R-S-T. Okay. An outstanding defensive player. I mean, kind of looked he he he would be kind of like a mix of he had he gave off some Jackson Dart vibes if we're talking New York Giants, you know, like uh, but he was he was bigger than him. Yeah, and he he came to the pool the one day and he was like he's like, watch out, everybody. I'm Sharkhurst. It was great. I still remember that. Yeah. And and as a sophomore, you're like terrified because you know uh the difference between a sophomore and a senior player at that stage in your career. I mean, it's like boys, boys to men, you know.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, yeah. No, I mean, no, that's great insight. That's exactly what I was hoping for this week, to be honest. Like even I like Eagles put out great content, Eagles YouTube channel, like you can listen to all the press conferences, coaches, players. And I thought of you, like Dr. Tech, because they a lot of times they like they they talk a lot. Like I always just imagine that they just go out there and they're like it's training camp, like let's just either hit someone or Saquon runs as fast as he can. But a lot of times they speak about like what you said, like implementing the system. And like I'm like, man, these guys are under a lot of like mental like it's almost like going to school. Like it's like and like like they use the word install a lot, and like even uh even Manion Man kept saying, like, well, we're still doing the install, or Jaden Hurts kept saying that. And like, yeah, it's just interesting. Like, I just never realized that like it's not just about seeing who's the strongest or fastest, like it's just like such like like you gotta install this system, and it's such a mental like challenge. And yeah, I guess I just wanted to get your insight on. I'm sure you went through that in high school, college, like just wanted to, or Stap Bowie. Like, I know he's an expert on this too.
Stat BoyLike, it's just I know they they talk about how the offense is typically behind, it lags the defense in this time of the year because the offense takes time to gel and built to you know being a full operating unit. You'll even see it in the NFL where you get into week one and offense still looks sloppy. It doesn't look right. And in the past, we had way more preseason games, they were able to work out those kinks, you had better football earlier, but now we're seeing that a little more so in the regular season being an issue.
Dr. TATIt's a function of the CBA, right? They they push to have less padded practice. I don't even think they're allowed to do two a days anymore. Oh wow. And I, you know, you'd have to look that up. But the last CBA prevented that. Now, you bring up a good point, Panda, as you always do. In college, the it was a whole different animal because you know, camp in the high school setting was five to seven days. And you know, at that time it feels interminable, but college camp is like three weeks, and much like the NFL. And you're right, there's an install. So like each day you would put in like the the first probably two weeks of practice is just like putting in new and and every offensive coordinator, it's called concepts, right? There's the there's the toss concept, there's and and they all had different names. So you would you would basically come up with probably four dozen plays, right? That would be kind of your core playbook. And then what you would do is you would take those plays and then you would make plays off of those plays. So you ended up with a play. Yeah. You would um end up with a proud tenant of play caller. Yeah, like 120 plays or so based on the formations and things like that. So, you know, there's 11, 12, 13 personnel, 21, 22, right? So all these different personnel groups, and then you would just have plays off of that. So there's like ghost motion, there's crack toss, there's all these different, you know, concepts. And then that's just kind of your plays. And then you have to go through from the line standpoint, protections, run blocking schemes. Are you doing zone? Are you doing man blocking schemes? And one of the things I think Manion Man and the Grizz, and maybe even a little sprinkle in Mahaffey are doing is they're going they're going back to that more zone-based blocking scheme. And you're hearing the reason why you're hearing Lane Johnson and Jordan Mylata kind of rave about this new install is because everything's double teams. Like it's basically you have a garden tackle, garden center, and then maybe the backside tackles on his own. But even then, there's probably a tight end that's gonna help. And you're just you block an area, you don't block a person. Same thing with Pass Pro. Like, pretty much only one of the two tackles would be on an island, and you slide protection. There are man-based protections, and then you know, it depends whether the back is in. So there's kind of two and three jet is a kind of a general concept for Pass Pro. So anyway, that's I think it gets really in depth after that. But yes, it is it is very much it's it's a camp, but it's more like summer school in terms of install. Now, the defense is a bunch of just crazy dumb animals that just run around and all they do is just they're like, Oh, I'm gonna blitz here, I'm gonna blitz there. Like they don't they don't know anything, they're they're awful. So maybe a little bit a true offensive player. And you get you get really tired of going up against the same people every day, and you get into fights. And it's usually the fights almost always happened when the offensive and defensive line are doing one-on-ones, because that's and that's the best part of practice. And anytime that I've gone to an open practice, the Eagles, that's the first thing I I'll go to the closest area with. Because that's where all the fights are.
SPEAKER_02No, that's great, great analysis. And and then like just one quick tangent, like not tangent, but quick follow-up on that. Like the so then when you get into the season, the the weekly practices are more of like refining that. Like you wouldn't do any more, like can you ever try to reinvent anything?
Dr. TATLike you can, but generally speaking, what you're doing is you're molding that playbook that you developed to that defense. And and you're basically study you spend the whole week studying that defense, and you look at what they've done over the course of the year, or if it's the first week of the season, what they did last year. So you're looking at their personnel and you're looking at what they do, and you say, All right, when we're in this personnel, traditionally they've done this, and then you're just kind of like guess it's not guessing, but you know, educated guessing a lot of times.
Stat BoyYeah, I hear a lot about how like Bill Belichick and how he out how he ran his offensive schemes and how every week they could have drastically different offenses just because they were so focused on figuring out how to defeat that defense in that week. It it didn't really matter, like, hey, we're really good at doing this, we're gonna force doing this every week. It was more like, what are they weak at? How do we exploit that and just focus on it so much? So that's why Bill Belichick is one of the best coaches next to the fantasy genius, obviously. But I mean, that's clearly where we're going with this kind of situation.
Dr. TATYeah, no, that's correct. Yeah, that's a great feedback. Yeah, yeah. Defensive mastermind Bill Belichick really figured out the offenses quite well. I mean, Tom Brady, Gronk.
Stat BoyI mean, he he did the two tight end thing, then he did the running back thing. He's always rotating his receivers. Yeah, but none of that was Belichick. That was his bully.
Dr. TATYou think Belichick was doing it? Belichick was doing the thing.
Stat BoyHe was designing what he wanted for that year in his draft. He was a great drafting coach. He was knew how to draft wideouts, correct? Yeah. Edelman, Walker. I mean, actually, they didn't draft Walker, but drafted Edelman.
Dr. TATYeah, no, I I think that's true. But let's talk about our birds training camp. How do you think it's been going so far? Uh yeah, yeah. Dan, so for the listeners, Panda Dan is like our insider. I mean, he is I mean there, he is in there like swimwear, folks. I mean, he is all up in it.
SPEAKER_02And yeah, your thoughts. No, I'm up to date. I did I did, I you know, I'm an Eagles season ticket holder. I I wear that badge brownly flex. They did they did offer if I could go to training camp to be honest, but I instead I chose the tunnel experience before one of the games. So you're gonna choose ones, but like I did that last year and it was amazing getting pictures, you know, seeing Jalen and Devontae Smith. I have like this epic picture of. So I chose to do that again. Cause like yeah, then I I would have to take off work to do go to training. I don't know, I just thought, but maybe so. Yeah, I'm excited about that. Sounds like it. But no, like as far as like training camp, yeah, like I've watched all the videos and I'm I'm you know, I'm very well read on like just the all the reporters, a lot of great Eagles beat reporters out there, and yeah, it's super one one name that pops out, right? All you know, it seems like from multiple sources is Devontae Wicks, uh the wide receiver. Tay Wicks? Tay Wicks Tay Wicks. So I the I think he might be the number two wide receiver, like the way it's playing out. I mean, I know everyone's excited about Mikhail Lemon, but I I just feel like Lemon's very raw and you know well he's also been hurt, which is one of the things they're talking about.
Dr. TATWould we argue that probably the biggest headline so far in the camp is that our two want number one and arguably number two wideouts have hamstring injuries? That's I would call that a problem. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02And they yeah, like the what the wide receiver room's interesting because yeah, like Hertz spoke very highly of Wicks. I've heard other reporters speak highly of him. They they said Wicks like always like as Jalen Hurts said, he was knocking the door down to like practice with him all summer and everything. So seems like a pretty good hard knock.
Dr. TATLike a really hard knock. But yeah, is he probably sap believes him?
Stat BoyForgets to catch the ball sometimes. That's that's his biggest issue. He forgets? He's he's amazing in man coverage. He he can like blow anybody out of the water in man coverage. In zone, he's okay, but when the ball gets to him, for some reason he has a lapse of concentration and he drops it.
Dr. TATDo you think he's just running the route and he's just enjoying the weather and then he's like he's too tired by the time the ball gets to him and he's too tired.
Stat BoyBut I I do agree. I hear a lot of positive things. I hear a lot of like I think Siriani made a comment about how he reminds him a lot like Keen Allen, who's like a route running genius. Siriani loves Keenan. He always talks about Ken Allen. Yeah, he talks about San Diego. Yeah. Don't be surprised if we see him in Philly if we have these receiver injuries still. But yeah, I think Tay Wicks is looking like somebody they really like. We'll see if he can actually perform when he comes with time to it. And it's also a matter of just seeing like Mikhail Lemon, good player, been injured for a good chunk of this time, which is concerning because they talked about how this wasn't gonna be a long-term thing and now it's looking like it's a long-term thing.
Dr. TATYeah. You know, if we really think about it, there was a this is in the archives of you know, the annals of Sethike History, but we did do a draft pod. It was live, it was it was something. Let me tell you it's out there somewhere. It's it's somewhere in the ether or I accidentally deleted it. But one of those things happened. It was the RD department. We had to really I mean, we we cleaned house after that night. Yeah. But I think I made a comment during that of my I'll call it consternation with the draft pick. I was hoping that we would pick a tackle because the other thing that's going on is that Lane Johnson has not been to camp over the last four days. Panda, your thoughts.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, I mean, I'm not worried about Lane, he's an Amish Lancaster warrior. Where where is he right now? Yeah, I don't know. What's he doing? Uh is he okay? Do I know? Dan, you're the insider. I'm asking you. I just assumed he was okay.
Dr. TATIt was now I will say, everyone who's been talking about it said that it's a non-injury excused absence. Huh. But what what could that be? I don't know.
Stat BoyHe struggled with some mental health things in the past, so it could potentially be one of those type things.
Dr. TATYou certainly hope not. We love Lane.
Stat BoyI hope it's not that either.
Dr. TATDo you think it's just him being like ultimate veteran? He's like, dude, I'm just not coming the first week. And they're like, yeah, that's fine. There's a lot of players there.
SPEAKER_02He was there the first day, though, right? Panda? Probably. Yeah, he was there. I mean, yeah, he did it at press conference. I saw something. Kay Adams up up in Adams. Like, she's a she's a good resulter. Yeah. Yeah. She goes to like the training camps, which is pretty cool. She was in Washington, and then she was in Philly, and she interviewed Jordan Mylotta, and they were saying like Lane, like when they watch film, Lane Johnson's like literally always the best player like on the field, you know. Like yeah, I mean, we said he's the greatest eagle of all time, potentially. I would I would put him there, yeah. Yeah. I I think he's okay. I I'll be honest. Like, I I know I claim myself as an expert on training. I don't know what's going on with Lane. I didn't know he was even missing to what I'm saying.
Dr. TATWell, I think it would be very poor podcasting or really any general media to guess, but I'm gonna I'm gonna guess that he's probably uh like you said, he's probably at like Hershey Park or something. Like I think he's probably on his way back. You think Dutch Wonderland? Yeah, one of the two.
SPEAKER_02Do you think I or canoe? Have you ever been to canoebles?
Dr. TATNo, what's canoebles?
SPEAKER_02It's like I think you like pay like whatever you want. I think it's like free or something. Speaking of cabins, I think there's cabins. It's somewhere out in like Neep, they call it Neepa, right? Northeast PA. Is that what is that what people call Northeast PA?
Dr. TATNipah? Yeah. I learned that recently. Yeah, yeah. Okay, so you're up in Neepah and you go to a canoobles you called it. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02Is it uh it seems like Statistics?
Stat BoyWell, the only reason I know about it is because recently I was talking to somebody at work that went to Penn State and told me about this place I should take my children, and he said this place that I heard it's great, cool. Yeah, it's it's like an amusement, it's an amusement park. Oh, really? Yeah, and it's apparently like a part of Neep Free. Yeah, it's in like what's it? Near Pregnant Paws. Fisherdale? Fisherdale. I don't know where that is.
Dr. TATYeah, okay. That sounds Fisherdale sounds like uh fake high school in a in a sitcom, like Fisherdale High. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02We'll have to do a field trip out the canoobles. Yeah, I'd be like, it sounds like Hershey. Now you're a big Hershey. I'm a huge Hershey guy. I want to go out. Yeah, like I heard like Hershey. Like whenever you hear people going to Hershey for like a like a getaway, like that's always sounds like an admirable trip, you know.
Dr. TATI like to think right now Lane Johnson is, you know, enjoying some Hershey's chocolate and just kind of just drinking like a Trogue's sunshine pills near it. Something like that. Yes, Trogue's brewery is there. And I think he's just kind of working his way back because he probably wanted to go, you know, he probably goes back to his Amish heartland. He I'm sure he slaughters a few cows to the line gods, you know. And you know, he's lost his he's lost one of his deities in Stoutland. So you know, I don't know who's gonna be a good thing.
SPEAKER_02He's probably just adjusting to this new oh line Coop Cooper or Cooper. Yeah. So he's probably just like, I don't know who this guy is, like, I'm gonna go away for a few days and just, you know, yeah, think about this.
Dr. TATIf you're that, if you are that good, right? If you're Lane Johnson and you have been one of the best linemen in the NFL for what, 12 years, we'll call it 12 to 15 years. Sure. Sure. I camp's not even I I mean, I he needs to be in shape, right? And he's got a he's got a leaky Liz Frank we know of. But generally speaking, as long as he's in conditioned shape, which probably takes a week or two for him, I mean, he doesn't need does he need the reps? I guess he needs the reps in the new man.
Stat BoyWhat do you think in practice costs NFL where veterans find ways to not have to be part of the summer training camps? Because yeah, like you're saying, they're trying to protect their health and they already know what's going on. I mean, he's been around forever. So what's what's this summer gonna do for him besides getting him in war conditioned shape? I mean, he can do that anyway. So it's just a way for him to rest the body a bit, I think. I wouldn't be too concerned about it. I think he's just gonna be able to show up day one and just crush like.
Dr. TATSo we're thinking he's somewhere in Ipa, Nipah, or he's probably not in like He's in Kennobles. He's not in like SIPA, right? Because if he was in SIPA, he'd be near he'd be near practice, right?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, I mean I just did a quick Google. Yeah, it seems like he'll be back, but yeah, it is a mystery where he's like where he's gonna be. And they they did say like it gives the other offensive linemen more reps, you know, like Markel Bell than who Yeah. Now you did mention you brought up Liz Frank injury. I I did read a quote too, not not to stay so lasered in on the wide receiver room, but yeah, it seems like you're Hollywood Brown is recovering from a Liz Frank injury. Like he's fully recovered from a Liz Frank injury, but people were saying he's faster than he's ever been. That's always been his skill. Wait, was that Hollywood Brown's agent saying that? It was it was some kind of Hollywood Brown's fan account.
Stat BoyIt's kind of like the rookie of the year when they replaced the elbow ligament and you could throw faster, they replaced the foot ligament that was running faster. Is this similar? No. Thank you.
SPEAKER_02I mean fake doctors. It is interesting because like like Wicks was like a fifth round pick, so he's kind of like overachieving right now. Like he's like he it's like okay, he might be the number two on a potential Super Bowl contender. Like Hollywood Brown was a first round pick like years ago. Yeah. He at one time he was a danger, you know, for Baltimore and even Arizona that one year. So I he does have like that mojo, you could say. But yeah, like is he but I mean, well, yeah, where is he? Is he even gonna make the team? Like, he'll probably be the four, I guess, you know.
Dr. TATYeah, yeah, because Elijah Moore has had a decent camp, I've heard.
SPEAKER_02Um, and then Darius Cooper's hungry.
Dr. TATI love a Darius State. Yeah. I uh I went to the Bengals Eagles preseason game last year. We're going this year too. Yeah. Shout out Little Tet. And Darius Cooper, he caught a pass and just the way he kind of cut, he he caught it kind. Well, I mean, it was guess what route it was run? It was a hitch. He ran a hitch. The Petua special. The Petua special, right? He ran the hitch, but when he got out of the break from the hitch and caught the ball, I mean he just uh now again it was the Bengals who were one of the worst defenses of last year. Yeah, but like he just faked the heck out of that Bengals cornerback, and the way he was moving, I was like, oh, that's that's a starting caliber wideout. I actually think Cooper's gonna make the team. Yeah, I would root for him.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, no, I uh I remember when like he he was kind of the darling of the training camp last year, and even that they asked Devante Smith about him, and I remember Devontae was like, oh yeah, like I was watching like his YouTube videos, which you know, like what a what a compliment for Devontae to do that. And and then I watched his I was literally, you know, I spent which I don't regret, I enjoyed it like 20 minutes of my time last summer watching Darius Cooper YouTube videos at Tarleton City. You don't need to apologize for that, yeah. And he'd be pretty it was fun, like he was dominant there, you know. That's a FCS school.
Dr. TATNow let's let's talk about the defense because I think one of our favorite guys on the team would be the man who makes the meatballs for all the for all the players. Uh give me some of the quotables for Vic, this this camp. What have you s what have you heard?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, I mean I'm gonna plead the fifth there because that's what Vic's. I guess he feels like he's he's not No, Vic. Well he did have that joke, which was kind of funny. But no, Vic's a great yeah, he always gives great press conference. I mean, he's just the great thing about Vic Fangio is he's I mean, one, he's an excellent coach, but he's also very just ro very honest with like like yeah, they'll ask, and if a guy's not playing well, like even Jonathan Grenard, you know, he's a he's one of our we gave him a you know, he's he's one of the high more high paid players on the team. Uh he's he's injured. Injured. And like Fangio basically said, like, well, he's gonna be pretty behind. Like he didn't try to say like Grenard's gonna be okay. Like he was like, well, this is gonna hurt him. Like, yeah, but yeah, he spoke highly of a few. I did want to ask you also, because AJ Espin Ebenessa. I remember when we signed him, you were like pretty excited. And he he's an in, you know, both him and the guy at Ebequ Ebeck or something like that. Ebadique. Yeah, so they're both, you know, they're both interesting players. Uh Ebedike is from he went to Temple and then he went to Penn State. He even quote, he even said he's like, I heard they're playing at the link like the day before our home opener, which is cool. Yeah. But yeah, both of them.
Dr. TATSo Vic likes Epinesa?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, he said he's a little different. You know, he and even Epinesa said, like, it's interesting because like Hunt and Nolan Smith are more like you know, six foot two, like smaller guys, but they're they got big motors. And Epinesa's like 6'6, like he's like a tall, he's like, I'm used to being like around tall. So like they're definitely different styles. But yeah, he liked he liked Epinesa. Yeah, he spoke highly of him.
Dr. TATNow, if you listen to or rather, have if you had watched Panda and I don't know if you did, the 2025 Hard Knocks. Not that I'm being why do you like Epinesa? Yeah, I want to get one. I I I guess I should declose disclose that I I make five dollars every time I talk about hard knocks. So I'll I'll do it again now. The 2025 Hard Knocks, which would be last year, was with the stat boys want to look it up. It's the Buffalo Bills. Yeah, the Bills. And so it was the Buffalo Bills, and AJ Epinesa was always one of the players that I really enjoyed. I don't know if he was drafted by he's from Iowa. I don't know if he got drafted by the Bills or not. He might have been on a team before that, but regardless, during the 2025 Hard Knocks, that's another five dollars. A there's a there's a video of AJ Epinesa, and one of the things he likes to do in his free time is catch snakes in the dark. He AJ Epinesa says, We've all been there. Yeah, we've gone through that phase. We're all like, you know, when was your night snake catching phase, Panda?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, that was like early college. I just like went through that.
Dr. TATYeah, a little DP dough. And then once you once you got your DP dough in your body, you're like, man, I'm gonna go wrangle me some snakes in the dark. Yeah. Now, I I do have a snake in the dark story for you guys if you're willing to humor me.
SPEAKER_02I it was Turtle, our listener, he went on some night tours in Costa Rica, like research, like trying to find out. That's a great place to do the jumping.
Dr. TATThere's nothing better than see meeting a very poisonous snake in the dark. Yeah. But I was it was about three years ago at at my current abode, and I was it was about this time of year, summertime, and I was parking, and you know, my kids have a bunch of toys and stuff, so I'm parking and I see what I thought was a toy snake on the driveway. And I guess the snakes at night to stay warm go on the warm driveway. So I assumed it was just like a rubber snake. So I touch it and it just starts wiggling away, and I scream a pitch higher than I can hit at this time of just pure terror. And it I think it was, and Step, well, you can look this up. It's like the most common snake in our area is the it's like a it's not the garter snake, but it's like it is it's it's not no corals like the very deadly snake from uh the Amazon. So it wasn't that fortunately. So it it terrified me. Now I'm not I'm not afraid of snakes at baseline. I'm much more afraid of spiders. And actually, I'm terrified of flying things like small bees and stuff like that. Oh, really? I hate a greenhead. Greenheads are the worst. I mean, uh what is your purest phobia? Is snake up there?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, that's always been like the one I've I've said to people, and I think it's true.
Dr. TATAre you telling the truth though? Do you think you just say snake?
SPEAKER_02You know, they people like to hear that. Oh, yeah, another snake guy, you know. But no.
Dr. TATWell, you just told me that you had a snake, you know, you had your your mid-college night snake phase. Yeah. But everyone does. You know, I I guess if you watch Indiana Jones, right? That like snakes. It had to be snakes. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02That's the it's like you grow like a mustache, a beard, like you have your snake tour. The snake tour, too, yeah. You gotta grab your snake.
Stat BoyCan you describe this snake? Because I have possible answers here.
Dr. TATI think it was it was dark, it was dark colored. It was like a brownish dark brown. Okay. It was snake-shaped, which is like kind of straight. Kind of any patterns, any other colors? It was nighttime, so I didn't really discern the flashlight. No, no, I just I just grabbed the snake just from my night snake days. You know, what you do with a snake is you grab it real quick. That's that's the key to night snake catch.
Stat BoyYeah, so you could probably be in the range of either an eastern garden snake. That sounds right. Yeah. What's the other option? The a dark version of this would be the eastern rat snake.
Dr. TATOh, you know what?
SPEAKER_02It might have been a rat snake. See, I thought when I thought it would be a gar because one time I my parents had had a random snake around their house, and we looked it up, and it was like a gardener snake. They said I think what exactly is that I guess. But then you said it's not a gardener. Could have been a rat snake. Yeah. Rats? That sounds kind of scary. Rat snake's like black. Yeah. Gardener snake has like a little design to it, right? Like a little bit.
Dr. TATIt probably was a gardener snake, but it's more interesting. But they are still kind of scary. Yeah. They're like they got some length to them, right?
SPEAKER_02Yeah. Should we call Jerry?
Dr. TATBut it's not my I would say snake is not my phobia. What scared me was the concept that I that something that I thought was inanimate started moving. Like you know, it it would be like if I grabbed like a Barbie doll and it just started screaming or something. Like I would have, you know, you kind of freak out because you're you're under the supposition that the snake wasn't gonna move. And even though it was nighttime and I'm a night snake guy like you, yeah, you're still surprised, right? I was a little rusty, you know. I I hadn't caught a night snake in a long time. Yeah, yeah. Now, what's your favorite snake movie? Uh Did you ever watch Anaconda as a kid?
SPEAKER_02That's what just came to mind.
Dr. TATI don't think I ever saw Anaconda. I saw clips of it. Now, we're not allowed to talk about celebrities, but Anaconda had a like all-star cast. I mean, this was Jack Black in it. So no, I'm not talking about the crappy new ones. Snakes on a plane. That's the one I was thinking of. Samuel L. Now, Snakes on a Plane. I don't know. How many times have you seen it? Yeah. You saw it in theaters?
SPEAKER_02Yeah. Wow. It was awesome. Good job, Dan.
Dr. TATDan, that's amazing. I don't know who it was. I didn't even know if it was in something. It's on Samuel L, right? Yeah. I'm pretty sure there's a quote from Samuel L. Jackson that he took the movie because of the title. Like he's he's just like, you know, his agent's like, all right, Sam, I know you don't want this, but there's a movie about it's called it's about snakes on a plane. He's like, all right, what's it called? Snakes on a plane. And you know it was a pretty good movie.
SPEAKER_02Like I at no point was I bored. Like I was like, well, that was weird, but that was like pretty action-packed.
Dr. TATOne would argue that the setup, right? The story of being on an airplane, which is uh one of my phobias, is flying. I don't enjoy flying. If I had a bunch of snakes that were poisonous on that plane, I mean, uh that would be a very uncomfortable situation. Yeah. Now, do you know who lands the plane at the end of Snakes on a plane? Spoiler alert for anyone who's a big snakes on a plane guy. I forget. Keenan Thompson is actually. So Keenan from Keenan and Kel ends up saving the plane.
Stat BoyCan I give the the the quick one line what the movie's about here? Because I'm just reading it. Please. It says an FBI agent takes on a plane full of deadly venomous snakes, deliberately released to kill a witness being flown from Honolulu to Los Angeles to testify against a mob boss.
Dr. TATYeah, I mean it's it's uh it's a premise. It's a watertight premise. I mean and and I'm pretty sure who was the screenwriter for that. That was probably one of those Oscar Awards. Hefernan. John Heffernan. That sounds I think that's a comedian. Yeah, I guess. That's the first one. There you go. So yeah, snakes on a plane, but just going back real quick, Anaconda.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, now I'm gonna say it probably was a pretty good movie.
Dr. TATSo I'm gonna say, and this is really drawing back to early, early childhood. This is this movie was probably released, I'm gonna say 1997 or 1990. All right, so I'm already on fire.
Stat BoyThere is 2025 version.
Dr. TATYeah, well, we're not gonna acknowledge Jack Black and Paul Rutt. Yeah, I I hope you can stop acknowledging that one. I love it. Did you see Anaconda Snake Boy?
Stat BoySnakeboy once a Fordian slip. No, I missed that one. No, I I uh seen it. No, you did not got it.
Dr. TATRebrand seven. I think that when I was young, man. I don't know if I was really into that. So great cast, panda. Let me tell you. Yeah, so you had you had the Anaconda, which was early CGI. I mean, it didn't look great. Yeah, but J Lo. Are you a fan of J Lo? Jennifer Lopez is one of the female stars. You have Ice Cube. Wow. Was it Ice Cube or Ice T?
Stat BoyIt's one of Ice Cube. It's one of the guys, the frozen mortar ones.
SPEAKER_02I saw Ice Cube in person once, but we'll save that for another episode. Wait, wait, wait, whoa, whoa.
Dr. TATYou've met Ice Cube? Let's stop my my boring description. Tell me about Ice Cube. When did you meet Ice Cube?
SPEAKER_02Well, I I didn't meet him, but I I was about probably like 30 feet from him. And I observed him speaking, like I just stared at him speaking. You might kind of guess that it was on it was uh I went to see which this was one of like my favorite memories to be honest. It was Conan O'Brien live, like when he had his late night show.
Dr. TATYou went to Conan O'Brien?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, yeah. Wow, that's awesome. On the Warner Brothers lot in Burbank, California. Wow. So I went twice actually. Because I like I yeah. And but the first time I went, Ice Cube was the lead guest.
Dr. TATYou you were in the studio and you were just very close to him.
SPEAKER_02Is that the idea? Yeah, he's probably like third right. I mean, those are pretty small, you know, they just do the right a little lot. Did you did you say anything to him? No, I didn't. Like it just wasn't. But I was like, yeah, I was with and it, you know, it was I don't know if you ever saw this. It was when he was promoting like a school movie with the guy from Charlie from It's Always Sunny. It was like school fight or something. So like Charlie came out and like I think that's it's Charlie Day. Yeah, yeah, he came like running out and they like pretended to fight or something. Oh, nice. That's that's cool. I think Ice Cube was wearing like the classic like LA Raiders hat. Like it was well, he's a huge now.
Dr. TATNow you were within earshot, I assume, right? If you had yelled, like my question to you is how do you address ice? Do you call him like Mr. Cube? Do you go yo ice? What would you say? Yeah, I'd probably say like yo ice. You would say yo ice? Yeah. Do you think that's how he likes to be called? Like ice or Mr. Cube? I mean I don't know. Mr.
SPEAKER_02Cube sounds a little like no one falls into that, right?
Dr. TATDoes anyone call him Mr. Cube? I don't know.
SPEAKER_02I think they just say like Ice. Never met him. Yeah, like I think yeah, I think he's on their first name. Yeah. He's he's a cool guy. I I let he was on like Howard Stern once. I think I listened to his like he's an interesting guy. Yeah.
Dr. TATNow, one of the things I always ask, and I'm in fact, this is the first time I'm asking it on Seth Podcast, but what I like to ask people is when you meet a celebrity, was he or she taller or shorter than you thought they would be?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, I mean I think it varies, you know. Like I saw Charles Barkley, I saw Conan and O'Brien. Yeah, both tall. How about Mr. Q? I feel like he was probably shorter than yeah. Like I he's probably about what I expected. What do you think? I'm trying to think of guess his height. What would you say his height is? Stap boy, snake boy will look it up. I see him. I bet he's like I would say um six. I can't remember. Five ten. I bet he's five. Yeah, I'm saying five ten.
Stat BoyNope. Six one. Nope. Six two? Nope. Five'eight. Wow, so he's short. He's shorter than that. They always are shorter, right?
SPEAKER_02You think they're taller than that. For the most part. Like, isn't like Russell Crowe like very short? Like I remember someone said they saw Russell Cruz. I think Russell Crowe.
Dr. TATTom Cruise is really short. Yeah, Tom Cruise is super short. It's all I actually think it's like one of the met like best movie magic things is that you can make Tom Cruise look tall in movies. So are you a little bit more than average?
Stat BoyHe's 5'11. Who is? Russell Crowe is probably 11 and a half.
Dr. TAT5'11's not bad. Now sneaky tall, Vince Vaughn. I think he's like 6'5. Whoa. Jim from the office, whatever his name is, he's he's in the six, he's a fellow tree like me, you know, in the six three range.
SPEAKER_02So if you like, let's say you like really thought someone like we love people of all heights.
Dr. TATLike I mean speak for yourself. I I definitely have a height bias. Are you afraid of heights? What am I asking? No, I'm not afraid of heights. Are you afraid of tall celebrities? I'm not afraid of any celebrity. Okay, good. Just snakes, night snakes. Right.
SPEAKER_02So like if if you went to like a show, let's say you went to like Jimmy Fallon or Jimmy Kimmel or something, like you saw like some random guest come in and you like what if he was like five, seven or like would you be like disappointed if you didn't know?
Dr. TATLike no, no, I'm not disappointed. I think m very much like Statboy, I I agree that you should always assume a celebrity is kind of like shorter. Most most celebrities are not very big. I don't know why that's the case.
SPEAKER_02I mean, even like yeah, even with athletes. Like when I I remember we had an episode where I talked about I mean, I you know, Eagles legends like Westbrook and Dawkins. Like I remember Westbrook was like pretty short, you know? Yeah.
Dr. TATBut I mean And not a great handshake compared to Dawk, right? Nah, like Dawkins was a way better handshake. Yeah, I remember you talking about that. Yeah. But yeah, so Anaconda had J Lo, uh, Mr. Cube. I think Mr. Cube survives. Well, J Lo and Cube are the first two. Okay. Then what's the one?
Stat BoyI don't know who the villain is. I I don't know if this is the villain, but it's Joe Lee's father. Joe Lee's father.
Dr. TATOh, what's his name? Not not David Duval. John Duval. No. No. John Voigt.
SPEAKER_02Oh, yeah, John Voigt. Yeah, yeah. He was the Pope, wasn't he? Wasn't there a movie about the Pope and John Voigt? Yeah, sure. Yeah, John Voigt's been in a lot of things. We'll save that for our religious podcast. Okay.
Stat BoyOwen Wilson's in it. Is he really? Yeah. Wow. Maybe he's an extra?
SPEAKER_02So what's like like we didn't ask Jerry Pilato this when he was on, but what's the most badass snake like in the world? Like just like who would win? Who's the king?
Dr. TATYeah, well, it's funny. I think I mean anaconda's a real breed. Like that's a it's a real breed of snake. I don't know if they're called threats. I think probably species. I don't think people breed, you know, if people there's like a snake farm who's like, man, I want this anaconda to mate with this anaconda to make a super anaconda. Super anaconda breeders. This is a great dane of anacondas. But yeah, the the species of anaconda is a real species. But like rattlesnake, viper. I'm pretty sure. And you know, I actually listened to our podcast afterwards. I know you never do, but when you listen to the podcast, I think we talked about it with him briefly with Jerry. Yeah. After he plugged SkullsUnlimited.com. It was I think he was talking about the Cobra, right? The the black the black mamba. And I remember him being like, Yeah, the black mamba. That's that's the biggest one. Uh you can't mess with a black mamba. It eats its own kind. Remember him talking about that? Yeah. I think he was talking about how like I I correct me if I'm wrong, Staboy, but I think the black mamba like eats other black mambas.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, yeah, yeah. Now I remember he brought that up. Yeah.
Dr. TATSo I think Jerry would say black mamba.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. I mean that was what Kobe declared himself as.
Dr. TATYeah, and and briefly to complete this tangent, there's one other late 90s animal-based thriller horror film that I truly enjoyed. It was called Deep Blue Sea. Another Samuel L. Jackson phenomenon. Did you guys see Deep Blue Sea? No. No, it's the ocean. It's about sharks. And so it was this, it's this movie about sharks. There's like three sharks in this special type of like thing. And the the whole premise of it is a scientist is trying to cure Alzheimer's, so they make the sharks super smart and they become like smart sharks. Oh no. And the rapper that's in that film is LL Cool J. Ladies Love Cool James.
Stat BoySo we got we got Iced T and the condom. Ice Q. Yeah, Mr. Q and the condom. And you have This is funny.
Dr. TATThere was a stretch of the late nineties where you had animal monsters and you always had to have like a hip hop artist. You had to have a hip hop artist, and you would always have like a pretty, you know, interesting, like good looking lead. And in that one, it was actually Thomas Jean. I mean, right now, I can really I sense in my mind that Blomo Is just lighting up with just joy. Especially Slomo. You know, Slomo, you know, the B in Blomo, the Bob of Blomo, is a bit more cultured, but I I bet Slomo went right into Deep Blue Sea and Anaconda. Yeah. I can't believe neither of you. Like, I think for Sethike Movie Club coming this next April or fall. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. After the season, we should do we should watch those films. Yeah, yeah. No, that sounds great. You so you've never seen Deep Blue Sea? No, I've heard of it. Yeah. It's a hell of a movie. Hell of a movie. Yeah, I'll check it.
SPEAKER_02I'll watch both that and Anaconda.
Stat BoyI'm probably gonna watch the new Anaconda because Ice Cube is in that one too.
Dr. TATWait, he so Cube, what Mr. Cube went coast to coast. Well, they have to do the hip hop artist. He went coast to coast on that's like 30 years between the Anaconda films.
Stat BoyYep. Good for him. It's like the cast of saving Sierra Marshall because Steve Zahn's on her Xan. That's awesome.
Dr. TATThat's a good day movie, too. All right, enough celebrity talk.
SPEAKER_02Can I just ask one more animal? Like uh question. I mean, we're here for you, Dan. Yeah.
Stat BoyLike I re What is your future self going to think about this?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, I don't know. I'll have to leave a voicemail. Someone brought to my attention that sea lions are really interesting animals. No, they really are. Like there's a lot of videos out there, but they're very goofy sea lions. Like it there's always seals and then there's sea lions. Do you know the difference? One has like whiskers, I think. Or one has flap things that can flap.
Dr. TATBoth have whiskers, both have fin have fins. It's their heads. One one has ears on the outside and one doesn't. Oh really? Yep. Seals don't have ears on the outside.
SPEAKER_02But I I just never realized how goofy they are. Like sea lions. Like I like it. Yeah. What do you mean by goofy? Please please elaborate. Like here, I'm gonna show you a quick video.
Dr. TATOkay.
SPEAKER_02Like that's uh Yeah.
Dr. TATSo right now, it's an audio podcast, but right now Dan's showing me a video of a seal bouncing back and forth at the site of a donut being handed to him. Here. I mean it's quite the video here that he's Oh wow. Is he gonna bite it?
SPEAKER_02They're always like dogs. He didn't bite it. I he's dancing, girl. He's dancing around it. Nice. He wants it.
Dr. TATI do think sea lions are I think they are mischievous, uh, Panda. In fact, if you go to Hershey Park, yeah, where Lane Johnson is right now, in the summer and winter time, you can actually go to a sea lion exhibit where they show the seals and sea lions. That's where I learned that so when you're in the wild and you see a seal or sea lion-shaped animal, the difference is the ears. Look for ears. Oh, really? Seals don't have ears on the outside. So are we uh are we do we support both animals or do are we uh I mean it's up to you.
SPEAKER_02I mean you came out of the blue with sea lion.
Dr. TATSo I'm I I'm gonna assume we're a sea lion podcast. Yeah, we're yeah, yeah. I think we're a sea lion. I think we're I the truth is seals are basically just polar bear food. I don't think there's much else going on for them. Yeah. How can we steal this back to sports? Um snake boy's just so upset.
Stat BoyYeah, where do who is the the seals of the NFL, I guess? Can we get can we figure that out?
Dr. TATYou mean the one that's gonna get eaten by polar bears? Sure. I think the uh so actually there is interesting stuff going on around in the NFL. I briefly did want to touch upon the fact that the Atlanta Falcons right now have the starting quarterback. Do you know where the starting quarterback went to college? Do you know who's starting quarterback? No, I don't think anybody's Atlanta Falcons. But it's probably the Bama one, right? Is it two? So two is hurt. Penix is hurt. Yep. Oh Simeon, Trevor Simeon. He's the starting out because he got hurt again. So now they're on their fourth string. The Atlanta Falcons are on their fourth string. A quarterback. Do you guys know who it is? Somebody from the prep, right? Is it uh Cobb Accord? No, it's it's it's wild. So right now, the guy who's getting the most reps right now is this gentleman. Is it Cooper Rush? No, it's it is a guy from Alban. No, where is it? I'm trying to look it up. Stat boy, I'm not as good at as you at looking this up. Jack Strand?
Stat BoyJack Strand, is that what it is? That's the fourth string, but sure. That might be the guy getting most right now. Cooper Rush is.
Dr. TATHe went to Bloomer High School, and he went to Minnesota State Moorhead. Yeah. And he's currently the starting quarterback for the Atlanta Falcons. Wow. That's a good name, though, Jack Strand.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, that's a that division. So weird. Yeah, like even like I think the Bucks will come out of that division, but we'll see. Yeah.
Dr. TATI mean, sports-wise, I think that's basically it. I I think I'm very excited. The first. When does when do the Eagles practice with the Patriots? Because that's going to be that's coming up, I think. Is that next week, Panda?
SPEAKER_02No, I think they play the Ravens first. So that's August 15th, which I think is like a Saturday night. So that'll be fun to watch. Yeah. And then yeah, the Patriots are the second preseason, and then the Bengals at home.
Stat BoySo yeah, I think we still got a few weeks till the first time the joint practice goes from Wednesday the 19th to Thursday 20th. So that's gonna be musty.
Dr. TATThat we must see training camp TV. Are you gonna get down there for that?
SPEAKER_02Well, that'll be probably in New England, right? I mean, that's gonna be a lot of it's gonna be all AJ, you know, and I'm kinda I'm kind of over the AJ brown. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, that's fair. I don't think I'll be like that that enthused by it, but yeah.
Dr. TATBut yeah, it'll be interesting.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, yeah.
Dr. TATYeah, it'll be interesting.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, no, I mean I yeah, I'm super excited about yeah, like that's what makes August great, this whole trade.
Dr. TATYeah, August is great. I think we should circle into a little bit on the earlier side. I want to see if we've got any set hike electronic mail, any shout-outs, anything going on. Because we have a treat at the end of this episode. I didn't even tell you guys about.
SPEAKER_02I know we got some player sound-offs. I haven't looked at them. Those are what we got. I can bring them up. Yeah, she she sent us a bunch today.
Stat BoyShe's really been sounding off. Like it it just went wild there, which is great.
Dr. TATYeah, that's it. We were overdue. I felt like we had a deficit in sound-offs for a little while. So thank you, Slick.
SPEAKER_02I haven't looked at any of these, so we'll we'll see.
Dr. TATYeah, just pick the first, I don't know, two dozen and we'll go through them. This is kind of funny.
SPEAKER_02I didn't read into this, but yeah, so a guy, this is a social media thing, a guy has gone viral for being forced to play a full round of golf without a ball with complete strangers as punishment for losing his fantasy football league. How do you go how do you golf without a ball? I don't know. I guess he like I think he like joined this foresome and just act like he looked apart. He didn't like, but he just like didn't have a ball and he would act like he drove the ball. Like he that's kind of stupid.
Dr. TATThat's a painful that would be a weird experience.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, yeah. Do we we we don't have our four 14th member yet, right?
Stat BoyTo our we're still we're still conducting interviews. Yeah, yeah. You're still going through that process. I think we're gonna wrap those up by the end of next week, is when we're looking.
SPEAKER_02Working with HR. Yeah.
Stat BoySo I mean, if there's anybody out there that is considering it, you know, please throw your your resume into the bowl here that I'm gonna Is there a bowl?
Dr. TATI don't see a bowl. I put it in a bowl. Oh, okay. Like an electronic bowl, is it real?
Stat BoyYeah, you know, like you have mail, I don't know, people put in like little filing cabinet things. Yeah, I just put in a bowl on my cooking top. So yeah, we'll wait till the 14th is where I'm gonna make the decision. Or I guess the league will make the decision if there's multiple people that's gonna be.
Dr. TATWell, those two things are one and the same. Yeah, I am the league.
Stat BoyYou are the league.
Dr. TATI am the league. I am the bowl. What else you got? Anything else good?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, so C.D. Lamb, I guess he's mad at Jerry Jones for not fixing the issue with sunlight into the stadium in Dallas. Oh, that's a great one. How do you feel about that? So C D Lamb's wearing like a bag over his head trying to catch balls without being able to see. And it's kind of fun.
Dr. TATWait, he really is?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, yeah. I didn't know why he was doing that. That's the lie.
Dr. TATThat's good. Well, he's gonna he's gonna do well with that. I think I think that shows a really healthy culture. Yeah. Oh, yeah.
Stat BoyThey're gonna I can't wait till they fall apart this year.
Dr. TATIt's when the white out is just has a bag over his head trying to catch balls. That really makes much sense.
SPEAKER_02We could do one when he wanted to do one more. Do one more. Yeah, do one more. Joel Embiid, John Clark tweeted, look at the shape Joel Embiid is in. He looks great, he has lost some weight. Sixers sent out pictures of Joelle at the practice facility. He looks healthy. He does look pretty slim. I'm showing Dr. Tat the picture right now.
Dr. TATYeah, another video part of this audio podcast.
Stat BoyIs there is there part of his knee like because I saw another part of that where people were like zoomed in on his knee and it looked like one knee was atrophied versus the other? Yeah. Yeah. What's going on there, fake Dr. Tad?
Dr. TATUh, I would say, you know, uh, that does look our buddy Joel LMB, he uh he probably has one and a half meniscai left in the medial meniscus. So, you know, I think it's probably a did he lose all his weight from just one leg? Yeah, I think so. That's typical when you lose weight. Just one leg. Okay. Yeah, no. Interesting science. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02Speaking of John Clark, too, he's always he's known for.
Dr. TATDid you see he got he he tied the knot?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, yeah. Good for him. Yeah, for some reason he always shows up on like my social media. Like I'm I don't follow him or anything, but like I I like like he everything he does shows up.
Dr. TATThere was there was no more famous wedding this this summer season than John Clark. And then he was at the airport.
SPEAKER_02Like he's known for always being at the airport when the Phillies acquire, or when any Philly team acquired. So when Arias, the new Phillies player, came, he was at the airport. You know, he welcomed him. And that's kind of interesting, you know, like all hours. Like John Clark probably tells his newly wed wife, like, hey, I gotta run to the airport real quick.
Dr. TATYou you gotta hope that the Philadelphia International Airport gave him a parking spot just so that you know, like can be reserved for John Clark.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. Now I did I saw John Clark. Now, speaking of, that's a good tangent because he I saw him once in Sea Isle, actually. I forget who I was with. Were you about 30 feet away from? I was at uh Loon Dogs, the hop dog show. That's like your favorite place. He was with like his brother. He actually had like a brother with disability or something, and he was you know, they were he was treating it like they were he was very good. Like it, I was like, wow, like John seems like a great brother to his sibling. And uh he but speaking of John Clark, very tall, very tall dude. Okay, did you know that? He's like tall. I think he's like six foot five or something. Nice, nice. So I was like, whoa, like this dude, uh wonder he got locked down. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Congrats to John. Congrats to John Clark. Yeah, yeah. I used to see him at Urban Saloon in Fairville sometimes too. Like just like when he was like in his single days, he was on out on the prowl.
Dr. TATYeah. Would you now if you were playing if you were with an earshot of John Clark, would you be like, yo, John, or say Mr. Clark?
SPEAKER_02No, I think I observed like a dude like like that went up to him and was like, John Clark, like what a joy to see. And like we were all like, dude, like I don't think John Clark's out here to see like random dude, you know. Like he's he's got another purpose. Oh, I see.
Dr. TATYou think he was like, you know, he's not a he's not a night snake guy, probably at that stage in his life.
Stat BoyWhat did uh where did John Clark go to high school? Ooh, good question.
Dr. TATI'm gonna say I don't even know where he went to. Three guesses. No, he's in he's O'Hara in a Cardinal O'Hara High School.
SPEAKER_02Wait, high school or high school? Cardinal O'Hara. I don't think it's O'Hara. Oh, Strathaven? Yes. Yeah, nice. Our buddy, yeah.
Stat BoyGirls was always talking about it. He was all like, oh Clark went to a high school. He was like, oh, who is this guy? And he just got hugely famous.
SPEAKER_02That's great. Where did he go to college? I don't know. Yeah. Who cares? And how old is John Clark? He's like probably in the past.
Dr. TATJohn Clark is probably in his young 45th year of life.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, I would guess like mid-40s, maybe. Yeah. We could probably get him on the pod.
Stat BoyI think he went to Texas. Do we want Texas? UT? Sorry. No, that's Mass Upanahe. That's an actual player. All right, all right, all right. Actually, if we I have one more like message that was sent to us by a listener. One of our new listeners, I guess, is our friend Mare or Murr, excuse me. Yeah. But she wanted to shout out a very interesting rare. Yeah, Myrrh. Yeah, Murr. She wanted to send out a very interesting situation that occurred recently about a week ago. It was against the Twins and the Royals. And it's something that we would like to call the ultimate grand slam. So apparently, this game between the Twins and the and the uh what did I say? Kansas City Royals. The Royals, thank you. They went into the ninth inning down 3-1. The twins were down three three-nothing. Okay. And it basically came down to the last two outs, bases are loaded, and there was a walk-off grand slam that ended up winning the game right off that hit. That is that's very, very rare. There's only been 34 of those ever in the MLB history. And only fifth of 15 of those 34 have come with two outs. So it's even rarer in that situation, which makes it more rare than a perfect game, which everyone thinks is the most rare thing in baseball.
Panda DanYeah, yeah.
Stat BoyAnd then and the person that did it was Cody Clemens. Who pitched the ball. And it was against another former Philly, Jeff Strom.
Dr. TATOh, it was Strami?
Stat BoyYeah, it was Stromy. So it was two former Phillies that did it against each other, and it was a situation that was only like one of 15 that's ever happened. That's kind of cool. So that's crazy.
Dr. TATUh, you think about the Phillies, and I think they they hit they hit a lot of famous records. Some of them I would like to note right now is the first professional team to ever get to 10,000 losses. Huge. Oh, that's a finale. 10k loss. That's huge. Yeah. Do you know who I believe he has the last unassisted triple play in MLB. Bruntlett. Bruntlett. Bruntlet had and correct me if I'm wrong, Statboy. I think he has like if there's a you know, if you treat that like a championship belt in the WWE, I think he holds the belt right now because I don't think there's been an unassisted triple play since has there, Statboy. That's probably as rare as the Cody Clemens Stromy Salami thing.
Stat BoyI mean, I'm looking him up. Yeah, Bruntlett was the last to do it, and it was done in 09. Yeah. How many of them have there been?
Dr. TATProbably not that many. He's like six. Yeah, he's counting right now. It looks like 15-ish. Yeah, so it might be it might be same realm as a super rare as the alternate grand slams and and Matt Strom, not that we're allowed to talk about Scott.
SPEAKER_02He looks like Nick Cage. That's what I wanted to say. Conair. Gotta watch all time.
Dr. TATCon Air. All-time movie. Easy. National Treasure. Yeah. John Voigt, Anaconda. There it is. Ice Cube. There's a seven degrees together. Full circle. It's really a beautiful thing. Really beautiful.
SPEAKER_02All right. I think now's the time. Yeah, thank you. Thank you to Meredith for That was fantastic. That was awesome. Yeah, Meredith.
Dr. TATShe's she's she has a ton of great baseball trivia. Yeah. Um, she's also a Doug Landville fan. Yep. Nittany Lion. Doug Landville. She's a fellow of Nittany Lyon. Yeah. Yeah, no, thank you very much. That's fantastic. Yep. Dan, Dan, Doctor, who's presenting this news? I mean, I think so. I'll I'll set it up, but uh Panda's the star here. So we have a treat for you folks. The RD department has made another quantum leap here at Seth Podcast. Panda?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, I mean, ever since you know Pizza Odyssey went out of business, like they've just had more time on their hands because we had a big partnership with them. But but but yeah, we have we're we're proud to announce that this was an idea that we all had. And you know, we we've we have great emailers, we have great Instagram messages, but we have a new phone call line where you could call us. What? And a texting line where you could send us live voicemails and and texts, and we'll read them on air and the like obviously.
Stat BoyWe'll play them on the air if they're voicemail, right?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, we'll we'll play it on air. It'd give you an opportunity to listen to your voice on live on the set hike podcast. Leave us a message.
Dr. TATWait, now what phone number would someone call if they wanted to do that? I mean, there's a lot of numbers, different combinations. Do you know what the number what number should we do?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, so we we we our RD department went the extra mile here above and beyond, and they actually got so it's 234 set hike.
Dr. TATSet hike. Oh, well, I have numbers, not letters on my phone. How how do you get to set hike? It's just set hike. Oh, you just I just yell set hike. So two three four and then three eight four four five three? Yeah. Is that what it is? Yeah. So two three four seven three eight four four five three, also known as two three four set hike.
SPEAKER_02Set hike. Set hike two. So if you're driving, you know, a lot of our listeners are driving, they're they're working. Just you know, shoot us a text, give us a call.
Dr. TATLeave a voicemail.
SPEAKER_02But or if you want to do it the old school way, you know, our our mailbox is still open. You could send us an old school email.
Dr. TATAnd how do you do that?
SPEAKER_02Panda. Sethikepod at gmail.com. Oh no. Uh Instagram, we're sethike pod. You can send us a direct message, DM as they say. Yeah, Twitter, we we're all in set. Yeah, we pretty you can pretty much reach us.
Stat BoyYou could just knock, you know, we're basically giving you zero excuses not to communicate with us. There's like no reason not to reach out to us. I mean, it's so easy now with the way we have it set up. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02We also have a voicemail, like you're not just gonna like hear like some automated, like random, you know, like Siri type person speaking. Like you're gonna hear a live voicemail by myself, Dr. Tat, and Stap. Really? Yeah.
Dr. TATWow. And it's 234 Set Hike. So that's 234-738-4453.
SPEAKER_02And you could call us around the world, like if you're in T or Argentina, you're like just give us a call.
Dr. TATSo right now it's probably what, like mid-Friday morning in Vietnam. They they could call us on 234 set hike.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, if there's those bots, we'll definitely four set hike. If you're at Canobles in Nipah, give us a call. And it would be 234 set hike. If you're at the training camp at the Eagles, 234 set hike. If you're in the Cowboys stadium and you can't see because of the sunlight, and you want to go to 24 set hike.
Dr. TATSo what would that sound like? Could do can we give an example of what it what the voicemail would sound like? I mean, I gotta have to dive into the depths here for this. So I think the RD department also managed to create a very brief time machine, and we actually have for you folks a voicemail from a very special trio. Let's see if we can listen to that here on the podcast. So let's let's give it a go. Let's hear it. Ready?
SPEAKER_02All right, it's like a time travel.
SPEAKER_00234 Set Hike. Hi, Dr. Tat. I am the first inaugural voicemail for the first inaugural voicemail of the Seth podcast. And boy, did that sound great. How do you guys feel? This feels normal to me. And during our summer spring, I just talk to myself, and I feel as if that's what I'm doing right now. And it's I categorize this as our inception. This is our inception for set hike. This is a podcast within a podcast within a voicemail. I agree. I think this is great. Am I dreaming right now? You might be. This is amazing. I can't wait till we have more people call. So what we're gonna do is like this is the this is us in the present, but we're going to listen to this in the future. And so we're also turning this into a bit of like a tenant level Christopher Nolan film where we're gonna be talking to ourselves from the past in the present. And we're talking to the future of us too, but we're not gonna go backwards. There's no reverse entropy, right? Nope. Okay. It's like dear future self leaving. What do you want to say to your future self? Like, you're gonna talk to you're gonna talk to Panda Dan in like about an hour. What do you want to tell that panda dance? The world hasn't changed much. It's still what if the world changes rapidly? Oh my gosh. Oh wow, that could be that could be the worst call ever. This is crazy. Yeah. What do you want to tell your future staff boys? I don't know. I think I might have to make like a treasure chest of things that I want to vary for the next half hour or an hour and a half and then read unbury it later to see how much I've changed. I'm gonna tell my future self just to stay classy. Oh, that's a good one. All right, all right. See you later. See you later.
Dr. TATWow.
SPEAKER_00Damn, pass me.
Dr. TATI will stay classy. Thanks. Pass me. How did you, you know, what did you think of Pass Pam to Dan?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, that was like really informative. And you know, like thank you, Pass Panda Dan for and Dr. Taz. I can't find my box.
Dr. TATYeah, did you did you hide anything? Yeah, I don't even know. I forgot where I left it. Oh, okay. Well, we'll look for your track. I left my wallet in it. But there you go, folks. Yeah, that's it. 234 said hike. And you can leave a voicemail, and if it's a really good one or maybe even a really bad one, we we may listen to it. Yep. Make sure you identify yourself too, by the way. Uh that's up to you, actually. You can do whatever you want. Uh at all. Yeah, it's it's the Wild West.
SPEAKER_02And I would love to hear from you.
Dr. TATOnce again, 234-SetHe-Set Hike. 738-4453. It just rolls off the tongue. It really is pretty clean.
Stat BoyNow, by the way, what kind of area code is that, by the way? That's an interesting one.
SPEAKER_02234. Yeah, I think that's I don't know. I think it's only here in the said hike.
Dr. TATYou know, it's it's funny. I think it's the area code for one of the newest 76ers. Akron, Ohio. Akron, Ohio.
Stat Boy234, Akron, Ohio, said hike. I told you, I told you I knew. This is why we knew he was coming here. We had time to set it up. We didn't want to break any of the news early when we knew he was coming. So now we can.
Dr. TATYeah, the RD department actually talked with LeBron James and said it was okay to use one of his old numbers, and it's now our number. It's 234 7384453. Yeah. Beautiful number. And I think uh boy, I we've opened up a whole not I mean, think of how far we've gone in these 32 fledgling episodes. We went from barely being able to fully record something with a Hindenburg type of situation. We didn't even know how to talk like in those early episodes. I don't even know. I I forget how we communicated. We used like monosyllabs. It was like monosyllabic words, right? We just Grunted and you know. Yeah. And now we have a voicemail from Akron, Ohio that you can call any hour of the day because it goes right to Statboy. And I encourage you to call in the middle of the night. That's actually the best time to call. Yeah. So really it's that 2 a.m. to six a.m.
SPEAKER_02That's when you need to call. Yeah, test it out. Like call a few times. See, see when the best time, see when it's the least track.
Dr. TAT3 45 in the morning, you'll definitely get in. I can guarantee it.
Stat BoyIt's gonna be busy.
Dr. TATHow do you feel about that, Stephanie?
Stat BoyI feel like this is gonna be a terrible idea. I'm gonna have to disable this.
Dr. TATWell, I'm looking forward to it.
Stat BoyThat's 234. Set hike. Set hike. Set hike.
Dr. TATCorrections for us.
Stat BoyAlright. Moving forward. We started off this great episode with hard knocks. So we talked about who's been on it. Well, there's been a good chunk of teams in the league have been on it. But who's been on it the most? I don't think we really had an idea.
Dr. TATI'm gonna say the Ravens. And the Jets.
unknownJapan?
Stat BoyYeah, I was gonna say Jets. I said it was already. Who is hungry for Brown. Nope. Hungry for attention. Cowboys. Bingo. Uh four times? They've been in it three times on their own, and then they've been in that division one as well. So I guess you get four out of that. Have the Eagles ever done it? Yes, they've done it in the division one, but they haven't done it individually yet. So they've only done one. As far as who was the first one, hard knocks. Ravens. Correct. 2000, right? 2001, and it was the year after they won their first Super Bowl. Nice. So it was it was going into their first defend defending season.
Dr. TATKind of like the Seahawks.
Stat BoyThat's where Jamal Lewis blew his ACL out, too. Rough. Yeah. So it's been quite the uh the history there, which is very interesting. We talked about some Dr. Pat alumni. We talked about Jeremiah Dodd Jr., but there was far better ones on this list. DeAndre Swift. DeAndre Swift, Marvin Harrison Jr., John Runyon Jr., which who knows that is, and Kevin Stefansky, the coach. Yep. So yeah, yeah, that's an older one. Yep. That's a good one. Good, good fix. Yeah. NFL training camp. We talked about what the CBA allows. You're correct. They don't allow two padded practices, but they can hold a second daily practice with limit uh limited striction on walkthroughs. So you can go through it with no helmet or no pads, no full speed stuff for a second time of the day. Huh. And you got to do it, you have to have at least 90 minutes between your two sessions, and you cannot exceed four hours in a total day. So there's a lot of restrictions as far as what you can and can't do.
Dr. TATYeah, I think college is harder than the NFL now when it comes to camp overall. Yeah.
Stat BoyKennobles is actually in Eelisburg. Never heard of it before, but Elesburg. And apparently the thing is there's no admission to the park. You can go in, but you buy a booklet of like tickets. That's how you get on the rides. It's like a boardwalk. Yeah. They're known for their legendary wooden roller coasters. They have a historic 1913 carousel. And apparently the food there is all like standard park food, not really anything, not really any change. You gotta go. You gotta go, is what I'm trying to say.
Dr. TATCanoobles, right?
Stat BoyCanoobos. Fisherberg. Got it. AJ Epenessa was drafted in the second round by Bills. The Bills. Yeah, the Bills. Actually, not of Iowa. He was a Hawkeye, right? He was, and he was actually highly touted in that draft, which I thought he was gonna be a first round player, and for some reason he slipped to the second. So it was interesting how he fell so he has a good career. Yes. We talked about his facts. We talked about snakes and how he likes to hunt them. Yeah. There's a term for this. Canoodling.
SPEAKER_02Snake Eater.
Stat BoySnake Eater.
SPEAKER_02There's a great Metal Gear solid video game. I meant to say that. Shout out to the snake eater. It was awesome.
Stat BoyThe hobby of snake hunting is called herping. Herping? Herping. Spell that for me. A-G-R-P-I-C. Boys, herping something else.
Dr. TATYeah, herping, I thought you were chasing something else.
Stat BoyAnd then if you wanna if you want to go from the biological angle here, what animals do when they hunt snakes, it's called chirping. Ophagy? Yeah. How do you spell that word? O-P H I O P H A G Y. Of course, that's that's what do that's what you call in the animals on. We talked about snakes and like the most dangerous in the in the world. Well, if we want to talk the most venomous, it's actually the inland Taipan. Yeah. So I know we talked about Yeah, don't mess around with an inland Taipan. Yeah, don't mess with those. And then to round it off, John Clark, Strathaven High School. Nice. Temple Universal. Cherry Reddit.
Dr. TATTemple Tough. That's a beautiful thing. Congrats, John. Well, thank you, Stat Boy, slash Snake Boy. I feel like that's the new animal version I'm gonna call him.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. Well, if you ever want to question, you know, Stat Boy's uh corrections or comment on them, you all you have to do is call 2346 and boy, what a time to be alive.
Dr. TATYou now have all of the different ways to engage us, Panda. I mean, it is just we are at the precipice. I feel like once again, it's an infomercial.
SPEAKER_02Like I remember like the PBS infomercials, like they just keep repeating and they're like, and if you want this, brilliant. Like two, three, four set hike.
Dr. TATAnd I just think to myself, we're about to start one of the most exciting times of the year, and we're about to hit the first inaugural set hike fall, and it's very exciting. Boy, I'm I'm at a loss of words.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, no, very exciting times. Yeah, with uh this time next week we'll we'll be previewing the first Eagles preseason game, which will be exciting, more training camp, and then the Phillies are you know, Phillies are rolling. Phillies are Phillies starting the playoff hunt right now. The new guy went from LeBron City to Arise City. Yeah, yeah. We have a new infield shuffling and Bryce Harper's in right field. And uh Phillies, you know, they're they're rolling the dice.
Stat BoyYou gotta respect it. Hey, you gotta go all in when next year it's gonna be locked out. So yeah.
Dr. TATYeah. Well, I hope everyone this evening has a lovely night. I hope that you herp responsibly this evening. Or canoble. And and yeah, make sure if you're cannobling at at night, you just have to make sure you you be very careful on the carousel. And I I want to wish everyone a happy early August.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, likewise. Happy early August, everyone. And I I thank you for your listenership and your your enthusiasm for our podcast. We couldn't do it without you, and we're super excited for the future.
Dr. TATSuper excited for the future. I talk to my past self, and I'm ready to call. Two, three, four, set hike. Whoopsie.
