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About this Episode
Bill and Kevin are joined by Mark the Soldier and Matt Reis for an action-packed conversation. Bill kicks things off by sharing a wild story with Matt about Eagles player Terrell Lewis being chased down a hotel hallway by a stark naked woman! Allegedly, Terrell participated in a threesome with two OnlyFans models and instead of paying the $200 fee, he bolted from the room. Bill wonders why an NFL player would put himself in such a situation, pointing out that usually, you pay for discretion and questioning where the "pimp" was in all this mess.
Next, the discussion turns to ESPN's Stephen A. Smith and his comments about Rams Quarterback Matthew Stafford's wife. She recently shared on a podcast that she dated the backup quarterback in college to win Matthew over. Stephen A. claimed she humiliated her husband, but Bill found the podcast and plays her comments in full context. Bill argues that young people are just figuring things out, noting that guys do similar things too, and that Stafford's wife was only 19 at the time. Mark also reveals that Stephen A. Smith has a recurring role on General Hospital, adding another layer to the conversation.
The topic shifts to workplace dynamics when a fast food restaurant worker claims his boss took his phone, promising to return it at the end of his shift. Bill thinks people are too distracted by phones but finds this situation unimaginable. Matt shares that his restaurant has a policy about phones, but employees often ignore it.
The crew then explores what "rawdogging" means in the context of travel, leading to a hilarious exchange. The podcast wraps up with a debate about whether Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters took a shot at Taylor Swift during a London Stadium show, where he implied that Taylor's backing band doesn't play live. Bill plays the audio and contrasts it with a two-year-old clip where Dave thanked Taylor for saving his ass at a party.
Finally, a round of Themed Name That Tune. Can you beat Bill, Kevin, Mark, and Matt? Tune in and play along! Enjoy this episode filled with laughter, debates, and unexpected stories!
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/billified-the-bill-moran-podcast--5738193/support.
Next, the discussion turns to ESPN's Stephen A. Smith and his comments about Rams Quarterback Matthew Stafford's wife. She recently shared on a podcast that she dated the backup quarterback in college to win Matthew over. Stephen A. claimed she humiliated her husband, but Bill found the podcast and plays her comments in full context. Bill argues that young people are just figuring things out, noting that guys do similar things too, and that Stafford's wife was only 19 at the time. Mark also reveals that Stephen A. Smith has a recurring role on General Hospital, adding another layer to the conversation.
The topic shifts to workplace dynamics when a fast food restaurant worker claims his boss took his phone, promising to return it at the end of his shift. Bill thinks people are too distracted by phones but finds this situation unimaginable. Matt shares that his restaurant has a policy about phones, but employees often ignore it.
The crew then explores what "rawdogging" means in the context of travel, leading to a hilarious exchange. The podcast wraps up with a debate about whether Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters took a shot at Taylor Swift during a London Stadium show, where he implied that Taylor's backing band doesn't play live. Bill plays the audio and contrasts it with a two-year-old clip where Dave thanked Taylor for saving his ass at a party.
Finally, a round of Themed Name That Tune. Can you beat Bill, Kevin, Mark, and Matt? Tune in and play along! Enjoy this episode filled with laughter, debates, and unexpected stories!
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/billified-the-bill-moran-podcast--5738193/support.
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