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How we doing this week, Tom E. Curran?

Real good, real good.

Okay, I thought you had something to do.

I was born here, do I mention this?

I got quick plans tonight.

And you're kind of digging down trying to find some stuff

where the weight and portion of free agency.

So I'm like, okay, this is five years ago.

Today, six years ago today, the Tom Brady said,

oh, and I'm trying to show people just how drastically

the financial side of football has changed.

Patriots didn't want to do two years

and $50 million all guaranteed for him.

Last May 20th, Brock Purdy signed a five year,

$265 million contract with $182.55 million guaranteed.

All of which is to say they should have kept rating.

Well, no, I agree.

The NFL is going to be pushing for an 18th game very soon

because they're cataloging about these rising prices.

And as I noticed this rise in inflation in the past six years,

I thought that I would pass that on unsolicited

to my friends, Jones and Keith, into the listenership.

Because how it's the end of March, almost early April,

and we're probably running out of stuff for you guys, we're like,

oh, good, we got a little phone out of current.

And we just tiered college basketball programs,

Tom, so you can see where our head's at.

But we're talking rock bands all March, yeah.

Speaking of inflation, Tom, if Jaylen Waddle costs the first and the third,

what will AJ Brown cost?

Yeah, probably the first and the second, first and next year's second.

Maybe because you always want to inflate, if it's a year in the future,

you say it's a second round pick for 2027,

you would consider it a third round pick if it was this year,

so you deflate, or DS, whatever.

But I think every situation is different.

Jaylen Waddle is, the Eagles are going to want to move on from AJ Brown.

Now, the cap hit the Eagles will suffer,

will make it harder for them to sell to themselves and their owner

that we can take less because he wants to get out of here.

So we're going to take less and take a $27 million cap hit.

That's a tough sell.

But I don't know, I mean, I saw the thing,

and my producer Rob Snyder sent that to me,

and I just wondered if it has to be the blueprint.

Or if it's just what the business done between Cleveland and Miami was.

Would you have paid Miami?

Would you have paid what Waddle effectively went for?

There was a fourth round pick in here,

but I think the easiest way to convey it is a first and a third.

For Waddle is pretty much what the Broncos gave up today.

Would you have paid the first and the third if you were at the Pats?

To Brown or for Waddle?

For Waddle.

Is he a real one?

No, probably not, no.

I don't think so.

Not a real one, a real one.

He's a real one, but yeah, not a number one.

You're a real one, yeah.

I don't think so.

I don't think I would have.

I would have said, now, we're waiting on AJ Brown.

We're waiting on the guy who's got 7,000 yard seasons.

And you know, basically was catching from a faulty

jugs machine last year and still ended up with 1,000 yards.

Tom, do you think that I know everybody keeps talking about the June first

kind of point in the calendar for the Eagles and like their salary cap and blah, blah, blah.

But wouldn't they rather have picked in this upcoming draft?

And if you save it till June, now you're not really getting anything that's going to help

your current team when you move on from AJ Brown.

So I know everyone's pointing to June first, but I kind of look at the draft as more of AJ Brown

deadline.

Yeah, Phil has mentioned that a few times.

Still Perry, who always gets a shout out on this call.

The 2027 draft is supposed to be chock full of football talent.

So maybe they're looking, look, the savings now on the cap that we'll experience.

No, we're not going to get the draft deck, but that savings that we'll experience now

will help us going forward.

I guess the question is, and I don't go that deeply on the Philadelphia Eagles.

Are they punting on the year if they move on from AJ Brown?

Or do they still have a good enough team to be a threat to get to the Super Bowl?

Because they should not be with the money they're spending and the talent that they do have

at Pontius Plus on the roster, presumed talent.

They shouldn't be in a position where they're saying, well, we should be a contender.

Maybe we get lucky and get to the Super Bowl.

They should be chasing Super Bowls if they're going to have jail and hurts.

And that's just such a good example of the financial stuff that's going to arrive.

But if we're going to have a $55 million quarterback, we need to be chasing titles, not rebuild it.

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Here on Jones and Keith, we've talked a lot about 31, and would you give it up for AJ Brown?

And even would you have packaged it with a third round of for Jalen Model as we asked earlier?

What are the paths need right now at 31?

Where do you feel like they're still deficient?

Where would they need to add entering draft season?

Defensive end, tight end.

I don't know if they need another rookie wide receiver.

I don't know if they need to get younger than the wide receiver room.

So I would say defensive end, tight end,

offensive line tackle with your understudy for Morgan Moses.

And I would say closing quickly on the outside.

If you get a good one, and I think there are some good ones in this draft, safety.

Kevin Buyer is a 33-year-old player. He's entering his 11th year. He's on a one-year deal,

making $9 million. I love safeties. I love tight ends. I think that they are

pivotal points for every team that wants to be good. If you have a good one lose,

it covers up a lot of ails. So I think that those positions to me would be the most important.

I don't think adding another young wide receiver,

not that they won't do it, but I just don't think it should be one of the

leverage points of your draft. Hey, we got to get another rookie wide out.

He got one last year. He has upside. He's no dummy. He's a physical talent. He's a good dude.

Work hard. Stick with him. Develop him first.

Where do you think Steph Diggs might end up? And do you think he'll have a productive season?

I do think he'll have a productive season. And I think that the potential exists where

he could be in the same position that he was here last year, where some team looks at him as,

well, maybe we just give him a shot. Help. Could he end up with the Philadelphia Eagles? I mean,

that would be a spot. He certainly wouldn't go in there. I think looking at himself as,

hey, I have to be the man. I think that he's probably evolved a little bit in that way.

He's just based upon last year. And the fact that he's been now on the open market and nobody's

really stepping around. So I would imagine he's going to be a productive player, a 60 plus catch

player for somebody. And I asked Elliott Wolf last week if the door was closed. And I kind of

let him down the Primrose path when I asked the question, because there's no way to really answer

that without signing like I think. So he goes, no, I would never see the doors closed, but I think

the doors closed. If they were going to add a player like AJ Brown, or they were going to take on

more salary at this point in time, would they have to subtract or are they just going to add to

their line? And I guess what I'm really asking Tom is to add someone like AJ Brown, would they have

to peel off a piece like Barmore or a piece like on Wenu? Or are they just looking to add to their

roster similar to what you were talking about with the Eagles before? If you want to contend,

don't you want to keep your roster together? How do the financials impact that?

They're fine. They are more than fine. Let me look at over the cap right now.

Real quick, real quick, real quick. I think they're at $50 million without fired hitting. Right.

So that's cap, right? Cash spending on a three-year rolling. I think they're they're right at about

what they what their their target is, at least according to your colleague Greg Bedard. They're

right about it. They're target for spending. Cash, not, not cap. Yeah. That being case,

you probably have the room to do it, even though excuse me, I'm so sorry. Hold on.

She's getting pulled over. You got to call. What happened?

No, Steve, the rifleman, Fleming out here. Just a very Fleming guy at the moment. Oh,

your Fleming. I don't know if I was a little worried for you there for a second. I was like,

wait a minute. What? I thought Ty Lowe was running the rest of the interview.

No, nobody knew he'd be gargling like, can I get some little scratchies in the back of my

house. So, look, I'm not a big cash to cap guy at the three-year spending and the rolling

stuff. I'm going to be up front about it. There's people who like to get eyeballs deep in it.

All I know is they have $22 million worth of cap space. He's got a $29 million guaranteed

contract this year. They got the room to do it. The team came out with the job titles for all the

coaches on the staff this coming season. And we had already heard about this. They just kind of

made it official. Whereas that core is the defense coordinator. Terrell Williams is the assistant

head coach. What is an assistant head coach do? I know some teams have them. Some teams don't.

It seems like usually of your head coach. You have your coordinators. Then you have all the

individual position group coaches. How is this going to play out in your mind with Terrell Williams

now being reassigned to assistant head coach? I don't know what an assistant head coach does.

Probably it's a rotating level of responsibility depending upon your situation. Dante Skarnekia

was assistant head coach for a period of time here way back. The Patriots, many teams around

a week have assistant head coaches. And oftentimes they're more experienced coaches. And it's

not going to face an honorary title. But it's more of a nod to the importance that doesn't

accompany their position title. So he doesn't have a really a position title. But he's got an

assistant head coach title. I don't know if it's just an honorific. But I'm sure that Terrell Williams

being a successful coach is going to want to make himself pretty friggin useful. It's just a

weird situation to be in. You get a defensive coordinator position that you've yearned for.

Your head coach is happy to have you be in that position. And then you're struck by an illness.

And then in the treatment and recovery from that illness, the team goes on an unimagined run.

And a younger coach has excelled. You're still 55 plus years old. You're still recuperating.

You want to say, hey, how come I don't get my job back? Would you want to say, you know what?

Let's just do what's best for the team here. And I'd love to stick around to be useful. Boom,

your assistant head coach. Now, if I'm wrong, I'll ask for Able at some point, what is Terrell Williams

going to do? But my guess is, it's more of a walking rebound wall from Mike with inside ideas

and advice. Okay. He's Tommy Curran NBC Sports Boston. Check him out there. Check him out on

quick slants tonight. You got a little preview of what's coming up there tonight on NBC Sports

Boston. What is that boring? Which the Brock Purdy Tom Brady? No, I didn't. I'll be honest,

I didn't realize today's the five or would you say six year anniversary since Brady walked out

the door. I didn't realize that. That is interesting. Like that. Yeah. How do you like that? How do you

like Brock Purdy bacon? 233? He won the Fancy Times past year. So all the more forum. Keep all

of the sudden. All the sudden, keep loves Brock Purdy. It's weird how that turned out.

Tommy Tuesday, every Tuesday, follow on Twitter at Tom E. Curran. Tom, we appreciate the time.

Thanks so much. See you guys. Thank you, Tom. Tommy Curran. This just came out while we were talking

with Tom, according to Jordan Schultz, the Eagles are signing a water seeker. Oh, hang on, hang on.

Yes. Take a wild stab at it. Tyree Cool. Hollywood Brown. Hollywood Brown, one year worth up to

$6.5 million. But I mean, it's not a huge contract, but it is the Eagles adding a water seeker.

Yeah. No, I mean, I would say that's not. It's not as big of a, a bigger name would make me feel

better about AJ Brown's out the door, but that's not nothing. Oh, it's not a scrub or it's not

like a guy like just a flyer. I mean, it's a one year deal, but $6.5 million. This guy's played a lot

in the league. So it feels like a lot of fit. It feels like. Yeah, I agree. He's thrown

on the field. I don't feel guy. Exactly. Exactly. So, okay. But is he more in the mold of like a

Devante Smith? Yeah. He's like a way worse Devante Smith, but like small, but like small fast,

like getting away from, they used to have big physical hours ago. But I mean, are they kind of

leaning in on that without their building it or is just another body on one year deal? I mean,

I don't know, but I would say available and we need to move. We need to get another receiver

because we're about to get rid of the receiver. I would say, uh, yeah, I look, I think they're

trading AJ Brown. Yeah. Sort of why. I don't know. There's just another reason. I don't know,

they're trading him here. And I do think it's interesting to hear current kind of tick through it.

They have the money. He said, which they do. And they have the cab space, which they definitely

have. The question is, can we talk about some of this yesterday? Can variable sweet talk,

robber craft into throwing a little more money onto the current team? Or are they going to have to

peel off a guy like on when you or Christian bar more six one seven seven seven nine seven ninety

three seven sides. Interesting. Eagles sign a receiver in Hollywood Brown. Uh, we have another

receiver move today. Jalen Waddle stays in the conference, but leaves the division. I guess on

the one hand, that's good for the past. Although I already thought the path to be way ahead of Miami.

I think the Broncos got better, which is probably bad news for the Patriots adding Jalen Waddle.

And yet, I think the Broncos overpaid. They're better. But I think they overpaid. And now the price

for AJ Brown continues to go up. It went up a little bit when DJ Moore went for a second.

It goes up even more when Jalen Waddle goes for effectively a first and a third round pick.

There was a fourth round swap in there as well. So that price continues to go up. I guess if

anything, how he rose been waiting, that's played in the Eagles favor. I think over the last

couple of weeks, you can discuss six one seven seven seven nine seven ninety three seven more on

Jalen Waddle. That trade and what it means for the Patriots. Plus some thoughts on the NFL draft.

Same question we asked to current. All right. We're now through free agency for all intents and

purposes. We're looking ahead to the draft. What do the Patriots need at 31? And does that

sway you towards wanting to keep 31 in any potential trade for AJ Brown? We'll get to all that.

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Honestly, the off air disrespect between between Keith and Nick just whispering back to each other.

Oh, listen, this is so bad. I had one of their albums. The two of them. The lyrics don't

be right. I'm right here. I'm right here. That's why I said it to both of you.

The blatant disrespect. The two of you. I'm right here. I had one of their albums, Bragg.

And what'd you have? The eponymous for your love.

What was that? The name of the album? Transistor. I think I was the name of the album.

I thought it was for your love. No, it's transistor and that's the top track. Yeah. So I had that one.

They are like the platypus of bands. It's like, let's just throw it away.

Like you want to do a little bit of radio. Different albums. They had the 311 album.

They have the transistor album. Yeah. Transistor albums. Yeah.

It's like the expert. Do you want a little bit of I have 311 in grassroots?

You got a little bit of rap. Yeah. Do you guys do metal? You guys do reggae though,

obviously, right? Well, yeah, we do it all. They're from Nebraska. Of course, they do reggae.

It's just outrageous. Yeah, yeah. But yeah, no, I down. That's a good, that's a song.

We got a bunch of grab bags, 311 grab bags in there. I don't hate 311. I think they're

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I think, um, I think Karen's answer about what the Patriots need to do and what they can do

to add this off season is interesting. He wouldn't pay the freight for Jalen model,

which I agree with. Yeah, I wouldn't have paid that first and third. But now what is it going

to cost for AJ Brown? I'm worried that price has gone up. I was hoping you could get AJ Brown

for what I was calling a first plus. So like I was hoping 31 this year and next year's third.

And next year's third might be higher than this year's third, but I just I don't want to lose

too many picks in one draft. So I was hoping to split those up over two years.

Now what are what are we talking about first and a second? Maybe like some were hoping to not even

give up the first for AJ Brown. I think that's out the window now with this Jalen model trade.

Yeah, there is that. But then there's also going like Philadelphia and AJ Brown. It's not going

to happen where like I don't think he's going to be on the team next season. So like that's also

working against him. Whereas, you know, could DJ Moore, could he have played one more year in

Chicago? Could Jalen Waddle have played one more year in Miami? Like I don't know if they're all

the same in that sense. So you can kind of hold that against them a little bit. Now you're not

going to get him for peanuts and you're not going to get him for less or maybe even maybe even

equal. But it's not all what would you trade for this player like in a vacuum? Like yeah,

obviously AJ Brown is better than DJ Moore and he's better than Jalen Waddle. But he's also more

of a distressed asset. So maybe a first and a third is still possible. And if Philadelphia is

like a lot of different draft experts, if they subscribe to 2027s, a better year for the picks

anyway, maybe they'll take their chances or they'll say the pictures. There's no way you're going

to be picking 31st or 32nd next year. So we'll move up maybe 10 picks and we'll grab next year's

pick from you at 21 and we're not as worried about getting a player in this year's draft. And

then that way the pictures have a little bit of both where yeah, they're giving up some future

assets. But they might there's a scenario where the Pats pick in the first round and in the second

round next month and get AJ Brown. Now you'll have to pay the pipe earn a year when you're like,

oh, I wish we had our picks and you don't like but you might want a title. You might want a title

and you can always trade something else and get back into the draft if you really want to.

If you're so desperate to get back in the draft, I mean, you can't pick there. No, that's fair.

So look, I, I think it's interesting that it's the Broncos. Like that feels way out of the

woodwork for Jalen model who I didn't realize was available. We had a call about it last week or

a text or whatever it was. And I said, I don't think Miami would move him wrong. So credit to that

listener. But he goes to Denver. It's pick 30 UF 31. It's a team you were against in the AFC

title game. So I do think it's an interesting hypothetical. Neither of us would have done it.

And yet now the price on AJ Brown going up. So what does that mean? Plus the Eagles may be

tipping their hand by signing Hollywood Brown. Yeah. Earlier today is that just a body or is that

movement in their wide receiver room as we get one step closer to an AJ Brown trade. Hopefully

to the Patriots. There's also pick 31 key if they decide not to use it for AJ Brown.

What do you think they need to use it on? I thought it was interesting. Current said multiple times.

He doesn't think they need to get younger in the wide receiver room. So he was not making a case

for a wide receiver at 31. What do you think they need? If I'm not getting AJ Brown, I would

consider a wide receiver. And just because the franchise is at a bad job picking a wide receiver,

it doesn't mean that this regime will. And if you get a really good one there. So Kipper,

for instance, had his mock today. He has KC concept C on that pick 31. I would. Which others have

mocked there as well. He actually has McKay lemon pretty far down in the 20s. So if a receiver is

going to drop to you, I wouldn't describe concept C on his dropping, but like I've seen Denzel

Boston drop in some box. That's the lowest. I think I've seen McKay lemon. So if he's there,

I mean, then I think it's a no brainer, but I would, but that's also with AJ Brown. So like,

if I'm getting AJ Brown, then no, I would use my first run pick on something else without AJ Brown,

your leaning wide receiver at 31. Yeah. Now, I guess they would know how close they are to it.

Yeah, I would also look at edge. I would look at edge rush for sure because going in, see,

I think that's where I'm leaning. Yeah. And I think that's a fair choice. And they also said,

you know, you can get a really good player anywhere between what was it even like 35 and 55 or

60 like a deep draft. Daniel Jeremiah had the three positions. I'll look it up. But I think 1675

it was edge receiver and safety. I think it was it was something like that. It's some of the

positions they need. Correct. Yeah. And even safety is lower on my list. Like I know Byrd's

not going to play forever. He's an older player. But what's in you have a young safety who's really

good. Your receivers, you know, Robio dobs, if they really truly believe in him, he's a younger guy.

So you could have him for a while. Booty popped up with Kyle Williams. So like, you have a young

room, right? Cause digs was the older guy in there. And you still have Mac Holland's next year.

So I would go receiver. If I thought that there was something like it wasn't going to get done

with the Eagles, they they have a better sense on just how close this is. Maybe there's even an

agreement like, hey, we'll talk to you first. I don't know. But operating like they're not getting

around now. Then I would probably go receiver or edge. And then I would do the other pick with

the second one. So again, just to just to close the loop on that Jeremiah tweet from a couple weeks

ago. He says the sweet spot on the draft is 50 to 75. There are going to be a bunch of solid

starters in that range. He says edge rusher corner, not safety and wide receiver. You get at 75.

We'll be great. It almost identical to the one you get at 45. So perfect. He's saying you're

getting a good player for the Patriots purposes that wide receiver and edge rusher at what is it

for them? 63, 62 wherever they're drafting. So I think that's interesting. I would lean edge

rusher in the first round. Some really, the Patriots struggle to draft receivers anywhere.

So I guess one school of thought and I used to subscribe to this at least until they blew the

pick with the kill Harry in the first round. That was tough. Is it easier to hit in the first round?

You suck at drafting receivers. It's easier to hit the higher you draft. So draft one in the first

round. Then Bill finally listened. Then he did it with the kill Harry and it didn't work. So

I would rather probably grab the edge rusher at 31 and try to find my DK Metcalf, AJ Brown,

Devo Samuel. I mean, the list goes on and on of guys in the second round. I would probably try

to do it that way in an ideal situation. I think either one and it is kind of fortunate that

it's a draft where both positions are pretty deep, right? Because there's plenty of drafts where

you're like, hey, we really need this position. You're like, well, it doesn't really exist.

Even like last year, you know, wide receiver was not loaded. There have been other years

where I was stacked and there's like 10 guys that could show up and play right away. Last year

didn't really feel like it was one of them. Maybe this year will be a little bit better. And so

in that sense, they're in a decent spot. If they still have their picks, they could probably go

out there and get somebody that you can plug in and play. Let me tell you where and I know

current is high on this position. He just told us he'd like a tight end and he has that as a pretty

big need. He's gone through his positional needs. I think he had the tight end at five out of five

for, you know, a need on this team. He did the secondary. I think the other day, he had that like

one out of five, for instance, you feel like he, they might have the best secondary football.

Mike GRD agrees. That makes sense. He had tight end at five out of five. And he said he thinks

that's a need for the team and something he would aggressively target in the draft. Dan Brugler

is now at the athletic, I think. He says, still haven't found the bottom of this tight end class.

There are going to be some useful guys still around in the late round slash free agency.

He says, I have more draftable tight ends in this class than any I've ever done.

So to me, even if you think tight ends in need, and I was talking myself into before the

combine, because I think he tested way out of it. Kuiper had Ken Yann city going at 15 or something

like that. But I was hoping at least prior to the combine. I thought,

Cedeek might be available. And I was like, ooh, a chess piece tight end at 31. If you're going to

miss that top to your receivers, that makes sense. I, after reading that, I'm now leaning more

towards, okay, I wouldn't tighten a target at tight end aggressively. And that lines up with

what Raible said. If you remember, Raible, a couple of weeks back is like a lot of those good tight

ends can be found in the fourth or fifth round and be really good starters and players. Kelsey,

Kettle among them. Dallas, Dallas got about a bit of higher pick that I give it credit for.

Third, maybe I think. And recently, there's been some better ones. Like last year, the two that went

in the first round, Lovelin, Dan Warren, great. Laport, I think, was an early round two pick.

There's some more I'm missing in there as well. But he said, oh, uh, uh, Bauer's was another

first round. So I think understanding Jeremiah and Brugler and kind of combining those two,

you want to get an edge rusher and receiver, some combination with your first two picks, assuming

you keep both your first two picks. And then a tight end to be can be more of a day three target.

If that, if the tight end glass is that loaded, according to Dan Brugler, that can be more of a

day three target. And you got two fourth rounders and they have four sixth round picks. So you

have a bunch of dart throws if you want to or you can always package that and move up. David and

Joke who's also still a free agent who I would sign in a second. I would do. I don't know if he's

holding out for a lot of money or what kind of deal he's looking for. But I feel like that would be

because then even if you want to draft one, go ahead. And then that guy basically could even

like red shirt. And then if you have Hunter Henry and David and Joke who together, they're great.

I initially thought they'd still be in on the Joke. Now that we've seen the money for

Julian Hill. And I know it's up to 18 million. But like three years and 18 million makes me think

they're not signing another tight end. I that doesn't mean I don't want one, but just realistically

do I think they're going to do that. Probably more likely to draft one. I would say the more likely

way they're going to do that is the draft. And right now they have their receiving tight end and

Henry. They have their blocking tight end in Hill. And maybe they draft an attempt to develop

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And we have the podcast office ladies. Every Wednesday will be sharing even more exclusive stories

and lots of laughs. Follow and listen to office ladies on the free Odyssey app and wherever you

get your podcasts. To me, it looks like a level car into me. I got to do a look up in the tree.

Who else in the level car and say yes? Good be a crankhead. This is a special

lipper current flute, which has been passed down from thousands of years ago from my great-great-grandfather

who was Irish. All right. Happy St. Patrick's Day to everybody out there. Enjoy yourself.

But safely, be safe out there responsibly. Yes. Always what I would say. Yes.

But yes, happy St. Patrick's Day. Sorry. I've been drunk. I'll be tomorrow.

And that is in some ways an acceptable excuse. I'm sober as a bird right now. So don't

don't come at me with those. Although they start. If they want to hand out some Jamison shots,

like they were this morning on the red show. But that sound good. The guy is drunk. Yeah, I'm not.

I'm not going to turn down. Would you like a nice tall Guinness? Your Guinness guy? Love a Guinness.

Love a Guinness. Good day starter. Good day starter. Roll right out of bed Guinness. Guinness.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Wake up. Wake up a little late. Guinness. Can you split the G?

Oh, not. That's what we should have done. Never been able to do that. Yeah.

No, that's not what I meant. It's a man fight thing.

I, uh, yeah.

I should have brought in Guinness and had a few, uh, split the G contest in here.

Oh, that's what I should have done. I would have been a good idea. Thursday, maybe Thursday.

Thursday, I can do this. I owe you Thursday. No, Thursday. It was set them up.

Nick and Billy got to come down there for that. And then we're good to go. Great.

All right. We have a story that takes place in Florida. It is not leprechaun related.

I'll be honest. It doesn't touch the sun like those guys there. Now a vampire that we heard.

Well, which is one of the all-time great viral videos. It is. Maybe Thursday will have

something that happened from St. Patrick's. I mean, St. Patrick's Day is unfolding right now.

I wouldn't rule out. We'll get one later in the week-a-point. Yeah. All right. Let's find out

what's going on in Florida. When you hear about Florida man stories, this right here,

this is one of those here. I don't really know if I like how self-aware they are.

Because this is an anchor in Florida. Yeah. And she's even referring to how crazy the Florida man

stories are. Yeah. They've become. I don't like it. Become aware. It's like Bob Rye.

Yeah. It's something when you figured out the bit. We got a, we got a Bob. Bob has stopped

responding to every fake Elon Musk eye tests. So maybe he's calling out his own brags.

Every AI thought he's not doing it anymore. Yeah. Yeah.

Kurt even called out how he referenced his film. What's up with that? Every, stop it.

Every coming, be coming sent to you. I don't, yeah. So this I don't care for. This is the new trend

that they're doing. But anyway, when you hear about Florida man stories, this right here,

this is one of those. Here's video out of Marion County showing a man stealing a stealing a

stealing a Jones. What is the man stealing caught on video? Yeah, caught on video. What is the man

stealing? Who's who's? Yeah. Good one. Like alcohol. Getting ready for the impact of sugar perhaps.

Yeah. Something 180 proof. Yeah. Laney, do you have a guess on what this man is caught on camera

stealing? I was going to say cases of beer, but that's too boring for madness. All right. Yeah,

no, it's not that. Okay. It's not beers, not broodogs. It's not, not booze. It's not booze. It's

not alcohol in any, anyway. Vehicle ladies hots. Oh, that's not very much. Oh, Pokemon cards.

That's a good one. Another one. It's a, it's a national epidemic. We have had that a lot. Yeah.

Got that. All right. Let's find out. Marion County showing a man stealing a septic tank. Yep.

A septic tank. The whole thing is a full. Yeah. Well, I don't know if it's full. TBD on that.

I think I got it guys. Guys, I can move this. I can move all of it on the black market.

Watching on Twitch or on YouTube, this is the first attempt of a man trying. The septic tank is

bigger than the car he's trying to put it in. I have a powerhouse though. Oh, my God. Holy smokes.

Yeah. This has to be. He could be on all kinds of goofballs. Yeah. This is bath salts.

Strength is what that is. Yeah. Yeah. So then he circles back the next day. You're going to hear

it. Yeah. That one. Yeah. That was a septic tank. What's the way from a construction site in

Dinellen, but it doesn't get that far. So the next day, Deputy say, he came back with a different

plan. A you haul. So he knows the first day he had a tiny little car. He's like, I got it like

a Kia. He's like, that's not going to get it done. I'm not sure what the plan was with the septic

tank. It was not going to fit the trunk or even on top of the car. Uh-huh. But then he's like,

I'll leave it and I'll come back the next day in the middle of the day. Oh, yeah. No one's

no one's missing yet. I can just go back there and get it. No one seemed to notice the septic

on the road. Yeah. So pop the you haul and then just just keep you going. And try to push it

up the ramp of that you haul. See that right here? The suspect Alfio knows Sephora.

Yeah. I think she got that. No. That's what where you didn't read it ahead of time with the

prompter. And then you're like, I've been to deep suspect Alfio knows Sephora. No chance. Alfio

knows Sephora. Come on. I don't think so. I don't think so either. To Alfio knows Sephora.

No Sephora. I will tell you, text line is asking if this is the girl with the raspy voice again.

Oh, is that what Nick said? Yeah. I just don't remember what madness it was. Like she's just

going to go back and look for it. She's raspy. Was later found in citrus county. Nice. Yeah.

Like a young demimore. Not bad. Yeah. It's sultry. Yes. Yeah. Her and Marco stir. Oh, man.

One of the women she was at Fox Sports, a Jillian Bobbery. Oh, of course. I remember. Yeah. I remember.

I remember. I remember. Was later found in citrus county and arrested. He was charged with

very grand theft there. Very grand. Wow. Okay. Did you kind of turn on the charm there? Yeah. I can't

look. I got to be out of that. Very grand theft there. I can't focus anymore. What would you do with

a septic tank? Move it. Move it around. Yeah. Well, no, I'd sell it and sell off the scrap metal.

Probably move whatever's in there on the black market. What do you think he needed it for?

I think he just thought he needed to buy the septic tank. Yeah. People run around and collect

like scrap metal. I guess sell that for something. I guess the body was still copper all the time.

Yeah. Exactly. I did find the madness by the way of the sultry lady. Yes. Okay. A woman accused

of attacking workers at an Orlando towing business is still in jail this morning. Is that the

suspect? Altheon knows that's the same girl. Is it? We found her. That was the one where a woman

pepper sprayed people for toner car. Yeah. I don't do it. Spider woman names.

We found her. Did we? How about that? You're a Florida anchor. Chances are we may have had a

couple of experts text line nailed it. I think that's right. They're on police say she don't

jumped into a tow truck there to move it out of her way and then pepper spray and an employee.

The suspect to Altheon knows Sephora. Go on. Go on. It was later found in Citrus County and arrested.

He was charged with very grand theft there. I think that's her. Me too. How about that?

Our queen. Our queen. So septic tank. You steal septic tank. Is that something that you would then

put stuff into other than what would normally go in there and like to move it around like

beers and stuff. What do you store it in there? Yeah. I think it's sneaking into a ballgame.

I got nothing. Nothing here. You just fill that septic tank with what if you're watching on

Twitch though. They're like a powerhouse. It looks fake. It does. Yeah. He's just like

is he not wearing a shirt? I can't tell. I think he's without a shirt. I think he might be tucked in.

I don't think it's done. No. I think he went without one. Florida. He's not tucking his shirt.

Good boy. Good boy. I think so. My favorite part of the whole story is showing up

one night with a Toyota Corolla and being like let me put this septic tank in it. That looks

like my wife's Nissan Central. It's like you're looking to drag a stuff. The septic tank is the same size.

They're like identical size. So he's like I'll get to you all tomorrow in broad daylight without a

shirt and I will have to be back before closing. That's probably true. Yeah. Just backing that thing

right in. And then so like could you go on eBay right now and buy a septic tank? The question.

Look, maybe you got a quote. Maybe he's like this way too much. I'm just going to go grab one.

Look at the tank depot right now, Jones. Yeah. What do you think an average septic tank would run you?

I don't know. That's lower than that. I hope to not find out. Lower than that. A couple of grand.

What do you have city flowing? Yeah. Yeah. What's a new septic tank right now?

1.429. More than a couple of grand? 200 and 26 dollars. Yeah. It's a couple of grand. Okay. Yeah.

Yeah. Two grand. Yeah. So this guy's got a good idea. It seems somewhat small.

Like it's big for one person to move it. That's small. How quickly do you fill that up?

We had a Super Bowl party at my house. That's not that thing's going to be.

That's already chock-full. I should have lived it.

Yeah. It's at the briggs wings and light beers and that thing's already full.

Yeah. That's just that thing. Goodbye. I live with three women in my house. How long do you think that's

going to be? Sick brag, bro. Yeah. That's no good. So, but anyway,

the guy's in trouble now for grand theft. Septic theft says the text line is the perfect crime.

Is it? Yeah. No one's going to chase that down. That's probably true. Good point.

A lot of people asking about our queen in Florida. When you hear about Florida man stories,

this right here, this is one of those. Here's video out of Mary County. What did you say there?

That's the third time I've heard that. What did she say? She said,

one of the what? This is one of those. When you hear Florida man stories, this is one of those.

That's not what I heard. Toes. You get toes in the mind? Yeah, what do you think?

Say I didn't play it again? When you hear about Florida man stories, this right here,

this is one of those. This is one of those. I thought you said the hose. That's what I've

thought, she said. I've heard that like four times now. But again, I think she did. I think this isn't the

Godfather from wrestling in the late 90s. Florida man stories. This right here, this is one of those.

Here's this is one of those. She like turned it into you're kind of hearing it, aren't you?

Yeah, she turned it into like, I was going to say you think it's like Joanne Jennings. No.

No investigators say she was trying to recover $49,000. She left inside of her car.

Yeah, this is definitely, that's definitely her. All right, good to know. Alexa Lorenzo,

this her name. Yep. Alexa Lorenzo. Yeah, it is. So that is it. No, that's confirmed.

Yeah, that's very good. Very good. How about that? Keep her madness. Get her on the show.

Yeah, that's what I heard. $10 shake. That's what you didn't hear that there. That's what I heard.

She broke it into two syllables for some reason. I don't know why she didn't know. I mean,

not to question her, but I don't keep important. The news Alexa. That's a great job. I don't

mean to push back on the job. You're doing a great job. But that's what I heard.

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