I'm going to tell you exactly what's going to happen at the Super Bowl Parade in Kansas City. Lee Summit, Overland Park, I hope you're listening. Gannon stays in Arizona. Okay, who's your O.C.? That's my only question. James Jones will be here. James Jones, who I mean, he called the group of hackers going to the Super Bowl. We'll have to bring that up to him. Sebastian Joseph Day, very excited to have him on the day after Valentine's Day, AKA the day where candy is 50% off everywhere. CBS, Target, gas stations, wherever. You're welcome. Who's ever done a Super Bowl week in the nature of media row and doing a daily show and all of that? When you get back, it is as if you were hit by a Mack truck. I'm not even kidding. My back is like, I can't even sit. I really can't. And I've given up on life. I'm wearing sweatpants. I don't even tie my shoes. Like this is, I walked in here like this and I walked out of my house like this and that's how it's gonna stay for the foreseeable future. That's just what it is. I'm wearing a hockey sweatshirt. What am I wearing? What am I wearing? My throat hurts, everybody's aching. It's a very weird, adrenalized thing that stops and falls off a cliff when she get back to wherever you came from. And we're here, Marissa's still coping. I wanna hear from Eagle Stanzer. Are you back on the internet? I know you do brownies. Woo, we're gonna get into some of that. We do have lots to talk about. But yes, Valentine's Day 50% off. It's like the, and Valentine's Day rivaled only by Easter candy as the best candy aisle situations of the entire calendar year. So get yourself the Reese's Hearts. Those are my favorite. They're like 450% off right now. Get a big box. You can get like 12 in a big box and those are incredible. So go ahead and do that. We've got a good show. We've got James Jones on the program. I'm going to tell you what's going to happen in the Super Bowl Parade, which I believe is set to kick off at noon, central time. So excited about that. That happens here on this Wednesday. And we have eyes and ears in Kansas City that we'll check in with ahead of this thing. There's ready people lining up ready to go. It's like a tailgate. They're grilling. They're making barbecues. All the things are happening. Drinking that, oh my gosh, boulevard wheat. Is that still a thing out there? Back in my Mizzou days, I put those down with a slice of lemon. Well, we got some news to get to. That happened yesterday. A couple pieces of big news. First, the Cardinals didn't let Eagles DC, Jonathan Gannon out of Arizona after the Super Bowl. They locked him in as their new head coach. And this is how I feel about it. They moved from an offensive coach who was called Innovative. I don't know that he was, but they brought him in for it to be this bright young offensive mind that can do things and make Kyler Murray fly. And they go from that to one of the best young defensive minds in the game. Gannon helped this, I will say low that Eagle Squad finished second in total defense this season. So the Cardinals hope that he can turn around to defense that finish bottom of the league. They were 31st in the NFL last year. The question remains, and I'm throwing my hands up, all of it's Kyler. It's why I, if I was that was Bidwell, and I want Sean Payton, I want somebody that's gonna get Kyler back on track. And that's going to be the only mark of success. And that's the only factor that really matters in Gannon's success in Arizona. So I naturally just look at who that is the OC. Like the choice is going to be, I think in the ecosystem of the NFL, one of the most critical hires of the off season. So that's definitely something that I'm gonna be watching closely today, going forward. And now, you know, the Eagles have to replace both coordinators. That's not fun either. And that's in addition to almost 10, nine starters that are set to hit free agency.  But as like I've said a million times on the show, if there's one GM that I trust to do it and make it happen, it is him. We also got some big news out of Vegas. Everybody excited about, gosh, the Superbowl is there next year. Somebody asked me, what do I want to do for my Superbowl? Prop bananas, and I go, we're planning this now? Yay! It'll be so fun. Here's the news. They officially released, we saw this coming. We were ahead of this on our show yesterday. They released Eric Carr, and you know, it makes him a free guy. He can sign wherever he wants to, and he's going to have his share of new options. As I think, you know, the top court, my back hurts so bad. As the top quarterback, I'm so old. What is the problem? What, do you think it has something to do with the 12 inch heels I wore all Superbowl? We think that maybe misaligned my back.  The things I had in my bag were unbelievable. We should have done a what's in my bag.  Different heels to change into.  So yeah, Derek Carr, he's released officially, he's the top guy, right? So then you got these teams that we talked about in our Love Connection segment, the Jets, you got the Saints, the Panthers, they got to decide what's the move here? Are we gonna slide into the DMs? Are we gonna swoop up and lock in Derek Carr?  Remember that, Elimidate? You don't remember that, you're too young. She goes, no, I don't remember. Remember Roger Lodge? What was the show that Roger Lodge hosted? Blind date? Blind date, yeah. But there was an Elimidate bus, remember they'd go on the bus and they'd all talk and then they'd get rid of one, never mind. Okay, so do the Jets do that? Do the Saints do that? Do the Panthers do that? Or do they wait it out and say, no, Derek Carr, you're really nice, like every nice guy treatment. But look, you're just kind of too nice. Who's over there by the bar? Is it all the Lamarrs over there? Aaron Rogers? Oh, he looks dangerous and uncomfortable. Great, let's do it. So our guy, Cam Jordan, by the way, made his thoughts on the situation pretty clear yesterday. Here's what he said. I know I said audio, social media, which he did, but Derek Carr, I know it may be too soon, but it's also Valentine's Day.  He wants them.  Just go off social media. You don't have to announce your exit to social media. Cam Jordan, what are you, still drunk off 818 Tequila? We know the Saints tried to trade for him. That's info that's out there. I wouldn't be surprised if we do see him reunite with Dennis Allen, that's his former head coach. And I think the Jets are probably gonna make a pretty tough sell and hard push to maybe send a Valentine or two his way as well.  What you don't have in New York, and maybe you, you know, at least with Zach Wilson, you need a consummate professional, a professional, somebody who's consistent, somebody who can handle what it takes to be in New York. It really is a thing. So Derek Carr's, you know, Bell of the Ball, and I love this for him.  He's gonna have plenty of choices, and I hope that he keeps some of those options open rather than just giving in and accepting any given trade.  He gave nine years, and I saw that Raiders message, I hated it, I just hated it. Nine years to his organization, so he, I hope, is selfish in this, which probably won't happen, but I hope he's selfish, gets wind and dined and makes the best decision, not for anybody else, but for him going forward. Now, today is also, I'm just taking my shoes off at this point, it's the Chief's Victory Parade, okay? It all kicks off at 1 p.m. Eastern noon there in Kansas City, but we do have reports that fans have been lining up at 6 a.m. this morning. So we have boots on the ground that we're gonna check in with in just a little bit. Do not miss that, but Matt Hamilton is here. We both went to Mizzou, we know the Kansas City area very well. Do you remember Boulevard Wheat Pines? Of course. Delicious. I also remember Elimidate. Elimidate, yeah. Marissa goes, yeah, I know what you're talking about. No, I don't.  Remember next. That's what she said to me. Next! Oh, she says to remember, isn't that? Roger Lodge, you don't remember Roger Lodge? Come on. Okay, so Matt, I thought that we could go through some of the things that I just know are going to happen at the parade. Here's what's gonna happen. In no particular order, and I'll get your quick thoughts here, Juju Smith-Schuster and Jackson Mahomes absolutely team up, create a TikTok and break TikTok. That's, it's definitely gonna happen. I mean, remember Jackson kind of, we didn't see a lot of Jackson this year. He was, he kind of faded into the background a little bit and then he was, he was out there on the field in the confetti, he resurfaced. So I think we're definitely gonna see an encore performance and Juju has to be a part of it. Let's go through these a little quicker and maybe not show the screen with all of them and we can just do that at the end once we reveal them. Does that sound good, Conrad? Let's do that. Okay, how about this next one? I cooked up. A.J. Brown then shows up and he, Derwin James on Travis Kelsey suplexes Juju Smith-Schuster, viral moment ensues because this was, on the day of love where I'm sitting here and banging the table and saying, the world is screaming for more love. This happens.  I probably just saw this graphic Valentine making and poking fun at James Bradbury. This is what happened. Do we have it? Hello, anyone? Anyone beautiful? There we go. Juju Smith-Schuster, happy Valentine's Day everybody. And he says, I'll hold you when it matters most. Ouch, this is so funny though, but truly it's funny, a little too soon. But I mean, to have Juju tweet this out is not a good look. And then A.J. Brown, of course, responds and he's just lost to Super Bowl for such a great season. First of all, congratulations. Y'all deserve it. This is lame. You was on your way out the league before Mahomes resurrected your career and your one year deal tiktok boy.  But congratulations again, woohoo. I mean, it's a perfect response from A.J. Tiktok boy, just, yeah. Did Juju respond? Juju did.  So, yeah, not the best clap. I mean, it's hard to, A.J. That was perfectly done by A.J. Because there's the respect, there's the congratulatory nature of it, but then also the tiktok boy and the rest of it, it was, yeah, you do. I mean, if you're gonna tweet that out of you, Juju, you know this is coming, so. Yeah. Yeah. Okay, let's go through these faster. A little phallic, wake up, Hamilton. Let's go. We were talking before the show, who wins the podium? And it's not Juju and it's not Travis Kelsey. It is Chris Jones. Chris Jones wins the podium, best speech. He does really well in his pressers, his tight moments in live spaces after games and emotional ones. He steals the show until Donna Kelsey comes out and she grabs the mic before Travis can even get to it. And she says, you gotta fight for your right to party. You Gibronis. And then she actually steals the said show. And I think that happens because I was watching the New Heights podcast and listening to it. And Jason and Travis emotional, of course, were all about how, so they were emotional over their mom, getting her moment and her love, which I thought was not where I thought the conversation was going to go, Hamilton, but she's gonna steal the show.  That's it. Now, how about this? A corn dog tattoo. It's gotta happen. Do not let me down. Overland Park, Raymore, Lee Summit, Armor Hills, St. Joe's. You know, we all know corn dog, the name of the play. The funnier part about this, Hammer, is that Peter King could not believe that corn dog was the name of the play. As if, as if, you know, like Andy, it's Andy Reed. You really don't think corn dog could be the name of the play? Like he didn't say F Bill Belichick. Like that would be weird. Like that would be a weird play. You know what I'm saying? It was, it's very on brand for Andy, no? Yeah, exactly. This is exactly what you hope for what you expect out of Andy. I love the explanation too with the ketchup and mustard. Andy really is passionate about the subject. So not a surprise. Yeah, he really is. You know who else has passion that we haven't seen in a bit? It's been a little bottled up. Melvin Gordon's gonna pop off today. He's gonna, at some point, throw shade at the Broncos. I think he's been a little chirpy on Twitter, but he's been bottling this up. Yeah, definitely. Weirdly, some Chargers fans came out of him yesterday saying, you know, he was the guy that didn't do any work on the group project and get tonight. He was tweeted back with the cigar and the Lombardi. But he hasn't had, you know, he heard a lot of noise from Broncos fans this year, so I'm sure he'll have something for them today. Oh, there it is. We got it. Way to go. There he is. Flash Melvin Gordon with the Lombardi. How about this? Here's my next thing that's gonna happen. Brett Veach, well, hopefully have, you know, a cocktail or two feeling a little loosey-goosey. He starts, make them picks, make them picks. He starts that chant as a subtle clap back at Les Snead because we all know the Chiefs had four rookie starters and another six took the field. Yeah, and you talked about it earlier this year and you're under reactions, you know, it's one thing the Rams, you know, went all in to get that one Super Bowl but the Chiefs have been focusing on retooling and building a dynasty and that's working out pretty well. Ted Lasso, season three trailer, dropped yesterday. I'm gonna need Rebecca and Ted to hook up finally.  That's my prediction. Early in the season, please, so they can get together, break up, go through some drama and then get back together in the season finale. But I'm saying this to say this, Jason Sudeikis, Casey Boy, where's the Casey hat? He will be there. He will be on another float, not in the home's float and they'll play catch between the floats with the football. I'm here for it. The Chiefs have as many celebrity fans as any team out there and you know those guys all have to be in attendance. I was with Rob Brigel at the FanDuel party on Friday night. He is so excited. I'm sure he'll be there as well. Paul Rudd, no surprise here. I'm gonna just pick the jersey. He'll be wearing a Pacheco jersey. It is the Pacheco jersey for Paul Rudd. Also, everybody's playing catch. The drunken Lombardi toss has become somewhat of a tradition. Gronk dented it by using it as a baseball. You had the whole thing happen with it almost falling into the water when Tom Brady went with the use of Tampa and the somebody who's going to throw drunkenly the Lombardi Trophy is Dondale. I would not be surprised at all. You saw him in that box after the AFC championship win just spraying everybody with champagne. We know Dante likes to have a good time and I would not be surprised. And my last one is that nobody goes shirtless. I didn't even check the temperature. It might be 70 degrees in Kansas City today. No one goes shirtless because Aaron Donald ruined it for everyone. Your thoughts. I mean, yeah, I'm never taking my shirt off again after seeing this guy.  It's 38 degrees and no one can go sand shirt. But I will also say this and we'll get to this. Travis Kelsey is the hottest thing on TikTok right now. I have people, the Haley's, the Haley's. I got people out of the woods bothering me about who's Travis Kelsey? Who's Travis? And I'm like, he's a Super Bowl champion. He had a reality show called Catching Kelsey where he dated like 40 broads. Like what are we talking about? And he, and nobody like nobody, but now TikTok has really done something with Travis so if Travis wants to capitalize on that and I'm sure he would, take the shirt off, Kelsey. Did you just say broads? What are we doing there? I don't know what I'm saying. I don't know. All right, but let's thank Hamilton. Let's check in with it. I'm sure he's so happy to be on the show today. Tucker Franklin of Kansas City Sports Network is coming to us from the parade site. Tucker, the parade is a couple of hours away. Yeah! You're there. Give me everything. What's the scene? Well, let me tell you about it. It is a balmy 37 degrees here in Kansas City, so you're not gonna see any shirts off. I can tell you that. I've seen some shorts, vibes are high, beers are flowing, as you can see behind me. We got Union Station right here where the party's gonna take place after the parade gets all done. Fans are lining up, it's been great. Connection might be spotty because there's just a ton of people here. People love the Chiefs in Kansas City, obviously. It's filling up. Let me tell you this. Dante Hall, last time he came on my show, y'all won the AFC Championship game over the Bengals at home in Arrowhead, and he was complaining about how fans weren't that excited that fans are complacent. Y'all are used to these big wins. Tell me he's wrong. Yeah, that's quite right. I know that there's a lot of younger generation that might think that, but I know that there's been some people who have lived through a lot of playoff losses, who have lived through a lot of the playoff struggles in the Kansas City that aren't taking us for granted. And you can tell other people here that they're ready, they're excited to see Chad come down and get so excited. Tucker put the camera around. Let us see some of that scene. Our eyes and ears there in Kansas City, a 37 degree situation. He's saying no one's taking off their shirt that's obviously wrong. So I will ask you this. You heard some of my predictions. I called my shot a bit here. What do you think is going to happen out there today?  He's got to one up Jason Kelce, right? Jason came out of that wild outfit. You're going to see him. We came out in a loon robe last time. So I think you're going to see something very similar to what he had. And I'm excited to see what Travis Kelce comes up with. We're going to see a beer pour from the top of the bus. That's what's going to happen. We're going to see a lot of beer-related things, whether it's beer loses up in the La Barney Trobe or whether it's pouring from the top of the bus. It's going to get rowdy here. People are excited. We're already getting lined up. It's a good buy. Good buy for all of you. Yeah, hopefully we'll see. Travis Kelce has to wear something to out-mummer the mummer outfit that Jason Kelce wore. That's a good point. How many brews are you having today? Listen, I'm doing as many as they come to me. So I'm just going to relax a little bit. You were talking about the top of the show, the Super Bowl week. It's stressful when you've got a team you're covering in it.  And we've got a few already. I've got one in my back pocket, ready to go. Because I knew that as soon as I get off of this. Let's see. We're going to, all right, we're going to, yeah! Tucker, we're wishing you a good day. We appreciate you so much. How many times do you think the name Gibroni is said? The word Gibroni is used today. I don't know if there's a number to quantify how many times that people are going to use the word Gibroni because it's already been played about three or four times over the speakers here. I just, Travis Kelce flipped. So they're getting the fans fired up by just playing that clip over and over. All right, you guys can follow Tucker Franklin on social media. We'll get this all out there. And when the tech nine starts hitting that red kingdom, I want footage, okay buddy? Yes, I'll get it. I'll make sure to tag you in it. I'll get it out there for you. We appreciate you, Tucker Franklin, covering all things from these chiefs to operate with a beer in his pocket. And I love it. I love it. Tucker Franklin, what a star. We love it. And he's with KC Sports Network. We appreciate him, B.J. Kislin, all those guys doing such great work, not just in football, but everywhere. James Jones, do you have a beer in your pocket? Yep. No, I'll win. No, I'll win. No! Up too high. Get on my level. Way too strong. Way too gold. Get on my level. Got it up. And it's stuck. Get on my level. So that celebration. He's joining us right now. We played by a receiver for nine seasons in the NFL. Eight of them, Green Bay. Where he became a Super Bowl champion. James Jones, let's go. What's going on, Kay? What's happening? Listen, I love that Bulls 91 cap. No lie. I love what you got going on there. Yeah. Let's talk about 2023. Go ahead. No, I must say you always know I bring the swag to the TV show, man. That's it. Oh, I know. I already know. Okay, Derek Carr.  And he's always been a consummate professional. And he took this team to the playoffs. And I thought it was a little bit of a, I don't like how they handle it. I really don't. But I understand you have some thoughts on this. And did you have you talked to Derek Carr? Yeah, I actually talked to my dude yesterday, man.  And he kind of just laughed at me and laughed it off and all that, you know. But no, I knew Derek Carr, man, since he was at Fresno State, I always knew he was gonna be special, man. I used to work out with him down there at Fresno State. So when we got a chance to play with each other in Oakland, the Oakland Raiders down in Alameda, we knew it was gonna be a star. I mean, I kind of hated how the whole situation unfolded as well, you know what I'm saying? But at the end of the day, everybody knows that this is a business. Derek Carr is learning that this is a business now.  But wherever he goes, okay.  That will be my guess. Wherever he goes, he is going to take 18 to the playoffs and we will see what happens from there. I mean, Derek Carr is a great thrower of the football. I think whoever gets him is gonna be extremely blessed. Why are those your guesses based on your conversation with him? Cause a lot of people wanna bring up the Jets as well. Yeah, yeah. Well, just me knowing him, my conversations with him and just what they have. I mean, you're talking about two teams that have a really good defense.  That defense is gonna be playing at a high level. The Colts have a really offensive line when they are healthy. The Saints have a really good offensive line when they're healthy. And then the playmakers around them. You talking Jonathan Taylor, you talking Alvin Camaro, you talking Chris O'Lave. I mean, he just has a lot of weapons around him on both sides of the ball on both those teams. And I just think that will be the best fit. Both of them are in domes, you know? Both divisions are not, both divisions are not strong, you know? So you're gonna have an opportunity to go in there and really be the best team in the division. Now you were with Carr and you love Carr. And I know that you were with Carr and tell me if I'm wrong, I think I'm just shooting off the hip here. You were with Dennis Allen at the same time, both of them in Portland. So what's that, what would that fit look like in New Orleans between those two? Well, DA definitely has the upper hand, knowing that, you know what I mean? He was there when they drafted Derek Carr to the Oakland Raiders. So they have a really good relationship.  I mean, he's the one who came in the meeting and said, Derek Carr is my guy. He will be starting on this football team. Even though we traded from that job, Derek Carr is going to go out there and he's the one, you know, that's going to lead this ball club. So they definitely have a really good relationship.  I let you start this career off the right way. So, you know, he's going to have the upper hand. But the good thing is, you know, BC going to have the opportunity to meet with these teams and, you know, meet with these coaches and, you know, kind of, kind of go where he feels his best. That's what I said. I just said, go get wind and dined. Say, I want the PJ, take me to drink and invite Chris Olave. I want to see everybody like take us to the finest food and the finest places New Orleans has to offer. Take me to New York. You better get me that seat that Eli Manny gets at Rao's because nobody can get that seat. I've tried to get that seat, but Derek Carr better get that seat if they pull up. So I like that he's the bell of the ball. Yeah, no doubt about it. He's the hottest thing out right now, right? Nothing is going to move until this Derek Carr piece, you know, gets, gets, gets placed, you know? So all these quarterbacks are sitting here waiting on Derek Carr. All these teams are sitting here waiting on Derek Carr. So if it was me, oh, you better believe it. I'm getting on all these PJs. Y'all gonna spoil me. I'm going in here. Everything's free. You know, my mama always told me if it's free, take two. So I'll be everywhere eating everything. It'll be for me. So, and he deserves it. He deserves it, man. He put his heart and soul into that Raiders, you know, organization, you know, through all the ups and all the downs, you know? So, so he deserves it, man. And I hope he enjoys this whole little process. All right.  Cause you're saying he deserves it. You're saying he's the bell of the ball. You're saying nothing's going to happen until him. But if you are the Jets, if you are the Saints, if you're the Colts even, you got that four, number four draft, you might want to start calling Chicago and seeing if they want to trade all that nonsense, right? You're saying Aaron Rodgers hasn't made a decision. Our guy Aaron Rodgers is in some dark death tank and God knows doing what, trying to figure out his life. What, how do you handle that? How do you manage that with the, you know, this sort of thing with Aaron looming again?  I don't, I don't think we see 12 play anywhere else. I think Aaron Rodgers will retire a Green Bay Packer. I continue to say him and LaFleur. And I know everybody can say, you know, Aaron is the floor that whatever, but him and LaFleur have an excellent relationship.  They truly love working together. So number one, they're going to do what's right for both of them, you know? And I just do not see Aaron Rodgers leaving the Green Bay Packers. I think he will play there this season. I don't know if he'll play another one there, but I think he will finish his career off as a Green Bay Packer and having an opportunity to go chase another championship. It's super interesting what's going to happen cause we were talking about Derek Carr, but if you're the Jets, like you could get Aaron Rodgers and there's all this talk about Aaron likes New York and you can't get Derek Carr until you know what Aaron's doing. You can't, you have to sort of wait for both of these things to happen simultaneously. I agree with you. I said it yesterday on our show, Aaron Rodgers, he's got a type, he likes to get in the media, but he's likes to stick with what he knows. And he's got, I do think, I would love your opinion on this, Christian Watson probably has a little something to do with him wanting to stay, right? Cause that chemistry isn't easy to develop and they clearly have it. But no, no, no, absolutely.  But when you look at the Packers roster overall, they are not far off. Now everybody has seasons to where you have seasons like this to where, you know, things just ain't clicking and it's not going your way. But when you look at this roster from top to bottom, this is a championship roster that the Packers got built. One or two free agents away, one or two draft picks away that could come in here and help contribute, you know? And that's with Aaron Rodgers under the center. And I think the Packers understand that. And I think that's why they want 12 back so bad because they know with him under center and the roster that we have, we have an opportunity to go chase the championship. And for the Jets and for all these other teams like the Packers are not crazy. We don't just want draft pitch, they don't want a good player. They don't want good players for 12. So you got to pick up this $50 million contract. We are going to want good players. I just think it's going to be a lot for a ball club to give up for 12. And I think it makes all the sense to go back to Green Bay. So after these four days when he's in that dark room, you better believe my name will be the first name that pops up on his phone when he's able to answer. And I let him know, bro, you going back to Green Bay to finish this thing off the right way. He made a lot about who's in his inner circle. Who is in his inner circle? Well, I better be. I know that. No, I mean, I don't know everybody in his inner circle but I know me and 12 are extremely close.  So I mean, we are extremely close, been extremely close since day one. So, you know, I know if a decision is going to be made and all that stuff. So I'm not saying he going to give it to me to break it, but, you know, I'll definitely. Yeah. You didn't, you didn't get the invite to the four day darkness retreat. I asked, I said, I want to go. I didn't get, and I said, I was not invited. You know, okay, I did get the text but I just didn't respond. You know, I can't, I can't do that. I just, I act like I didn't see it. No, no, I didn't get the invite. You know what I mean? I think that's something that, you know, hey, you got to do it on your own. It'll be hard for me. I move around too much. I could just sit in the dark room. I would go immediately. If Aaron Rodgers invited me to that, I would go, I would go today. As tired as I would have, how could you not? How could you not? So you were able to give up phones, you could sit in the dark room, none of that, you know what I mean? I can't do it. Just to say, I wouldn't do it like on my own, but if Aaron Rodgers is like, this is so great, I would just, I would just go just to point out how ungrateful it is. Just like, really?   And the highest up that there is in what you do is a Super Bowl championship that happened back in 2010. And today's the Kansas City Chiefs Parade. Take me to that parade back then. What you remember and what sticks out the most. Well, number one, I remember, you know, after we won and you know, you coming back from Dallas and you get off that plane and you got a million Packer fans at the airport and it's just insane. We actually had our parade inside the stadium and you walk in that stadium and there's 90,000 people in the stadium. I mean, just going crazy, you interacting with the fans and all that stuff. It was crazy. It was a dream come true. You know, I tell people all the time, man. The reason why you see all these tears and you see all these emotions, man, you are playing in the biggest game in the world.  Some people, you know, just life journeys and all that, just getting there, you know, and being on this stage and winning this ball game. And, you know, you see all the tears come down, even the parade, man. We had, even though it's a celebration, we had people with tears coming down their face, like, you know, still in shock that we got this thing done and just to see the support of the fans, man. Like I said, a million people at the airport. You run into the stadium, 90,000 more people in the stadium. I mean, it was crazy. And it's something that I'm sad about that I only got a chance to experience once, you know, in the Kansas City Chiefs. This is their second time with Patty Mahomes and them experiencing it. And I know it's an unbelievable feeling. Over the years when you talk to Aaron Rodgers, does he ever talk about wanting that feeling again? Like, because I'm thinking, if you're Aaron and you're about to go on, you know, I'm thinking, I literally think he's going like underground into some bunker, wherever he's going.  That's what I really think is going on. But if you do that, knowing that Patrick Mahomes has won more than you and he's going to be called a greater quarterback than you, is that the kind of thing that motivates Aaron Rodgers? Oh man, I mean, that just touched my soul right now. Saying, you know, Patty Mahomes is greater than Aaron Rodgers. And I could be a little biased if I played with 12.  But you better believe it. Me being around Aaron, me knowing a competitor that Aaron is, I mean, Aaron don't want to miss one throw. You don't want to be off on one throw. Just, and that's in practice, that's in the games. I mean, he is just one of those dudes that's always chasing perfection. And you better believe that he wants to host up another Lombardi trophy and bring that thing back to Green Bay. Conversations I had with him, that that's all he cares about. That's all he wants. And that's why I truly believe that it will be in Green Bay. He will play, he will finish because he is chasing that.  I mean, a lot of success on the football field, but he wants another championship. And I truly believe deep down inside, you know, and he ain't going to say it. He's going to come in these dark rooms, but I don't think he'll, I don't think he'll leave until he gets it. Ooh. Oh yeah. I mean, I would like to believe that's true. I don't know if it happens in Green Bay. If it happens in Green Bay, they got to do a little something else for him. They need to add a couple of pieces and they need to, I think they need to sell him on some of that. So he wants to stay in. So it's not just his decision. It's Green Bay stepping up to the plate in a big way in making that happen. And I'm with you. I'd like to see him win one because, you know, we can say what we want, but yeah, when you talk about the greatness, there's only one quarterback now that Brady's gone. One quarterback's won more than one ring and that's Patrick Mahomes and he's got to get into that. It changes the game. When you win two, you're in a completely different world and Aaron deserves to be in that world. So he's got to get there. Last one for you. Did you see this like Juju Smith Schuster, AJ Brown thing? Yes. Yeah. Give me your thoughts. I hated everything about it, man. Juju, I mean, to me, this is disrespectful.  I did hold it. You know, it happens, it's football. You know, it was a little tug. I thought the rep might let it go. He did it. You know, it's a holding call. It happened.  I just think that's a slap in the face. That's disrespectful.  And I absolutely loved everything about AJ Brown's response. You know, if it was me, I probably would have went a little harder. You know what I mean? But AJ Brown, you know, still was professional about. No, because I mean, number one, number one, that's your brother. You know what I'm saying? And you know, you don't battle with this dude in the trenches 24-7. You don't build relationships with these dudes. Obviously, you know, you're closer with different dudes on your team. But this is your brother that another person is disrespected. After you've seen your brother stand up there, drop all this pride. You know what I mean?  You know what I mean? And for AJ Brown to respond like this, you know, as you can see, you know, he's still respectful, congratulating them. But everything is true. You know what I'm saying? I believe everything in this tweet is true, man.  You know what I mean? Like you just a bona fide number one Y receiver and you like that. You know what I mean?  You know, after these dudes done showed you the ultimate respect, man. And lost with class and all that. I just felt like that was a little disrespectful. And that's a low blow by Juju, man. That was cold. AJ called him tic-tac boy. Yeah, tic-tac boy, yeah. Yeah, I see that. I mean, he threw a couple shots in there. Like I said, I mean, my tweet probably would have been worse than AJ Brown respect to AJ Brown. But you can't do that, Juju. I mean, I know people talk junk and all that. You know what I mean? And that's part of the game. But this is disrespect. Man, I wish, I wish Juju did that to you. I would like to see that tweet from Super Bowl champion James Jones. We appreciate you. We will talk to you soon. It might not even been a tweet, OK? It might not even been a tweet about Bradbury. I might be at the parade right now, you know, just, just. It won't be Bradbury. Bradbury did his thing. Bradbury broke the rule and said, I was on me. I'm, I think they got that security there. AJ Brown. You better watch AJ Brown. AJ Brown's going to derwent James Travis Kelsey suplex exam.  They better watch out. James Jones, everybody, we appreciate you. Your insights on Derek Carr, Aaron Rodgers. Somehow James Jones is always the person when the biggest storylines in the NFL are happening. He's got connections to all of the characters involved. We've got Sebastian Joseph Day after this right here on Up and Atoms. What up? Let's talk about Valentine's Day prefix menus. Hi everybody, it's your boy Sebastian Joseph Day here, defensive lineman with the Los Angeles Rams. Come on a journey with me and try to discover some of the best food and coolest stories in LA. There's a story behind every storefront. This is Dine and Bash. Yeah. Dine and Bash, baby. Welcome in a Super Bowl champion with the Los Angeles Rams. He's still in LA. Please defensive end now for the LA Chargers. And as his own restaurant tour show, as you just saw on YouTube, and I need to be invited to Bash, what's going on Sebastian Joseph Day? That was good, okay. How you doing? You definitely need to be invited on trip and I don't know what I'm not thinking right now. I definitely need to get you on for sure. Well, listen, I gotta tell you Bash and my nephew's named Bash. So I love that that's what you call yourself. His name is Sebastian too. I don't love LA right now. I don't. I don't love, I just moved here in September. New York, you can go anywhere in any corner and have amazing food. Give me your top three LA Rex gup. Okay, I love nice guy. Gotta do nice guy, survive. You gotta do this place called Solona. It's in Beverly Hills. It's a little gems. They're owned by the same guy. Hollywood, Hollywood, the Hollywood district. They're really good. I love Hot Bill Chicken Fire. And then if you like coffee, like coffee shop, I love, I love, I forget the name, but it's down in Beverly. It's down in downtown LA. They're actually on my show. Amazing breakfast, amazing coffee. That's a good plug. You have to say, do you have to go to Dine and Bash on YouTube and check out what I was talking about? I know that. You can pick it out. Yes, I know that your love for food comes from your background. You have Haitian parents. Their cooking was really important to them and they both worked in hotel business and your dad worked alongside great chefs. So what is the goal? Like when you hang up your cleats and you're thinking about your future, do you want to be in food?  Yeah, I definitely want to be in front of the camera. But it's actually pretty interesting how Dine and Bash came about. Obviously I want to be in front of the camera but it was during the pandemic when a lot of businesses were in trouble and they were going through a really big hit. And I thought, why not highlight these businesses and give them their flowers, give the people their flowers that have created these restaurants and highlight them and kind of break that third wall because you go to a restaurant, you really like the food if it's good, you go on each and every day but you really don't know the stories of how the people that created it and how it was curated. So I just thought, why not highlight these people and show a different side of these restaurants and the people behind it that created it. So it kind of builds that connection and also highlight them and help them during the time. So it's kind of honestly just, more so like something I did just to help, you know, like just to highlight people and it kind of helped with my media stuff. And it just kind of naturally just became a thing. I don't know, it wasn't really, it was more so just to kind of do a critique to be honest. Bash, I love that and it was so helpful and it's so true like one of the hardest hit industries was the restaurant industry on both coasts and you did it here in LA where it's so important and meaningful and you're doing this all and thinking about all this football is going on and you won a Super Bowl ring. Like you have, I saw Andrew Whitworth with this ring at Super Bowl last week and I about died because I remember the crazy one from 2015 when Kraft went nuts and made that crazy one for the Patriots when they beat the Seahawk and that one was bananas to me. This one was insanity. Now the Chiefs have their parade today, Bash. What is the one memory that sticks out to you from last year with shirtless Aaron Donald? I think the one memory that sticks out the most was when we're all gathered on that stage and just the camaraderie, right? Like the camaraderie, the love, the brotherhood, popping bottles, like it was a party. It was a party on that stage, man. And those bonds will be held for life and it really was amazing, like every second of it. Of course, Ady had to flex, take off his shirt, had to get the people going. So yeah, man, it was so many amazing memories and those guys are amazing, man. I was by far one of the closest teams that I've ever been a part of and it's such an amazing opportunity. They have such an amazing opportunity. Were you tired? Like are these guys tired? Are they gonna take a nap? Cause I know that like none of them have slept. Nah, you don't take a nap. Honestly, you really don't from the day you win the game, the day you win the game to the next day of parade.   You're just going, you know? The bottles game get popped everywhere. Nothing but positive vibes. So I don't know, man. You never get tired of when you win that bowl. Quickly, why is my home so special?  You have not gotten the sack on him yet. No, yeah. And that's the biggest thing. I think what makes Patrick so special is his ability to move out the pocket, but also evade traffic. Like he's so good at somehow getting out of trouble and still be able to make the throw, you know? A lot of quarterbacks are in the situation of, you know, when they get pressure, they're running out of the pocket. And their first thing is not to really make something out of it. You know, I think Patrick Lamar Jackson and I'll probably say another quarterback is really good at that. Honestly, I'll obviously give those two and maybe Aaron Rodgers. Those three guys are just elite at doing that, being able to extend plays with their legs and still finding their guys down the field. Yeah. And Patrick just excels at that, you know? He's one of the kind for sure. Yeah. But he's got two rings now. So he's really above all those guys like Aaron Rodgers. We were just talking to James Jones about it. You're at Chargers had a great year. You had a career year, which was amazing. And we love to see it. What was behind that?  Like a lot of injuries, unfortunately, on the D line. A lot of injuries overall on our team. And, you know, we just had to find a way to get it done. And that was our mindset. You know, we couldn't make excuses for what we had to do. A lot of adversity, but we had to find a way to get in playoffs. And that was the goal. And yeah, that was really it. That was just a mindset, to be honest. And Justin Herbert, you didn't mention him. You mentioned quarterbacks that are hard to sack, hard to get into. I got to talk to him during Super Bowl Week. And he's so tough. I think the ribs were downplayed. The shoulder was downplayed. And everybody talks about that. What's something that we don't talk about when it comes to Justin Herbert, a guy that you face and practice against while you're long? Oh, I feel like, I feel like Justin still doesn't get the respect he deserves. I believe that Justin is, I believe Justin's a top, top three, top four quarterback in this league. And he's super underrated, super slept on. And I think people fail to realize his toughness. I think the biggest thing is, you know, no shade or no offense to Patrick at all, right? Like everyone obviously, Patrick was hurt during playoffs, you know, during Jacksonville game or whenever he did sustain that injury. Well, Justin was hurt since week two, like with multiple injuries. Like he was hurt with his ribs. He was hurt with his shoulder, like labrum. Like he was, Justin was jacked up all around and you never heard one peep. You never saw it. You never, you never ever heard anything. And that just speaks on who Justin is, you know? He's a competitor. He's always gonna give his all. And you'll never, ever hear him make an excuse at all. So, you know, Justin's elite and the throws he makes are unreal, like in practice and games. And obviously, you know, everyone knows how athletic he is. He's another guy obviously that could extend that could extend the pocket as well.   No, I love it. You know, they're a real deal. Sebastian. I have my dog. Are you in, are you in LA for the off season? Yeah, I train out here, honestly. Cause back home is super cold and I don't want to go out there. Okay. You and I are going to get, we're going to get together. We're going to link up. We're going to go and we're, we're not going to the nice guy. We've been to, I need to go to places I've never been. I'd like to try some Haitian food. If there's Haitian food spots. Oh yeah. I'd love to do that. So let's do it, okay? Okay, for sure. I got you. Okay, Sebastian Joseph Day. Check out Dine and Bash for that coffee shop that I got to find and go to. We appreciate you. What a year. Congratulations on the success with the chargers. And let's keep it going next year. Okay. Thank you so much. Thanks for having me. Have a good one. God bless. See you, Bash. All right. We'll be back on up and Adams. Do not go anywhere. The parade is coming up. We'll go over some of the things I think will happen or we won't because we don't have time. Whatever. Super Bowl parade in a 37 ish degree Kansas City. Lots of fans showing up at six in the morning. Tucker Franklin covering KC Sports Network joined us drinking a Bud Light can. That's probably kept nice and clean. Who needs a koozie in that sort of weather? Here's some things that I think are gonna happen in this parade. Juju's fisheuster. I mean, oh my gosh, what a couple of hours for him. He and Jackson Holmes team up and break TikTok. They do a TikTok together. AJ Brown then shows up and Derwin James on Travis Kelce suplexes. Juju's fisheuster. That's what I think is gonna happen. Viral moment. This was absurd yesterday between the Valentine's and the holding and all of that. I also think the winner of the podium will be Chris Jones. Kind of an easy safe choice, but I don't think it will be Travis because Travis is going to get supplanted by his mother, Donna, who's been the real star of the week. And he talked about in the New Heights podcast she's going to come out and she's gonna say, you gotta fight for your right to party. And she's gonna drop a jabronis, drop the mic. It's going to be over. Donna is going to win and steal the show. Corn dog tattoo. Somebody in case you got a corn dog tattoo in the last 24 hours. I know you did. Show it to me. I want to see it on Twitter. Melvin Gordon will throw shade at the Broncos. Brett Beach will start a Make Dead Pics channel. A lot of little shade towards less need in company. Mahomes catches a ball from Jason Sudeikis who's on another float. Paul Rudd's wearing a Pacheco jersey. Somebody drunkenly tosses the Lombardi that somebody is Dante Hall, the human joystick. And nobody goes shirtless because Aaron Donald will ruin that for everybody.


Is there a difference between rich people and poor people? No. Is there a difference between how rich people think and how poor people think? Yes. The difference between the thought pattern of the rich and poor is responsible for their different financial classes. Thoughts form habits, which in turn forms results. Little wonder, rich people behave in a manner that is similar to each other. And poor people, they equally behave in a way that is peculiar to poor folks. As a result of the difference in their thought process, rich people can't seem to understand why poor people react in a specific manner and vice versa. So in this video, I'll share with you nine things that are strange for the rich, but normal for poor people. If you're new here, consider subscribing so that you don't miss out on exciting videos like this. 1. Poor people spend their time watching television, while rich people read. According to Zeke Ziegler, an American author and salesman, rich people have small TVs and big libraries, and poor people have small libraries and big TVs. Poor people find pleasure in getting entertained, which is why they sit in front of a screen all day long watching reality shows. They want to find out what is going on in other people's lives, so they spend all their time surfing the internet and getting entertained on social media. Instead of spending their time investing in self-development, they would instead enjoy several hours of entertainment on TV, which is why they remain poor. 2.  Poor people think they are poor because their parents were poor, or grew up in a poor environment. While they had no money to go to school, they think circumstances or people are responsible for their poverty. They fail to understand that everyone is in charge of their lives, and can make it whatever they please, whether to succeed or not. Check out one or two wealthy people around you. Did you notice how responsible they are? Not only are they responsible for themselves, but others as well. On the other hand, poor people prefer to shift all their responsibilities to someone else, and they never blame themselves for their mistakes. Instead, they find a way to blame the one who is responsible for them. You know what? We can say poor people are lazy. They don't want to move out of their comfort zone, or go out of their way to work hard enough to earn themselves something good. 3. Poor people always have an excuse for why they have not made it. If you ask any poor person around you why they haven't made it yet, and then listen to what they have to say.  And you know what? They want people to empathize and sympathize with them when they are condensing their reasons. They think they have suffered enough and deserve to be helped. Hence, they keep sharing the same old story of how they had no money or opportunity to get a qualification and the likes. Poor people always have a story to tell as an excuse for not being wealthy or successful. On the other hand, rich people accept everything that has happened to them as an opportunity to become or remain successful. 4. Poor people prefer to get paid based on their time. While rich people, based on the results they produce, poor people are not result-oriented at all. They want to come to work 5 days a week, 4 weeks a month, and then get paid for their regularity at work, whether or not they get their daily task completed. On the other hand, rich people prefer to be paid based on the results they achieve at the end of the day. So if it means taking a longer time than usual to deliver an excellent result, they'll go for it and get paid accordingly. They are productive and go for a custom. Rich people don't understand why others prefer to be paid at the end of the month when they can do a beautiful job in a couple of minutes and get handsomely rewarded or paid for putting in their best. 5. Poor people complain about every problem and they never find a solution. The government is bad. The roads are terrible and the weather is such a big problem these days. You know what? I'm sick and tired of it all. Why can't somebody just get it right for once? Do those words sound familiar? They are words of the poor. They are full-time complainers. For example, most poor people who get in an accident spend the next three days talking about the accident, what happened, how it happened, etc. On the other hand, successful people will immediately call the insurance company, schedule an appointment to fix their car at a shop and be done with it. Instead of dwelling on something that has happened that you can't change, why not focus on a solution to it and moving away from it in good time? 6. Poor people only think of how to make money, not how to be great. Mark my words. I'll be a millionaire one day or I'll own a Lambo one day. I'm sure by now you know where these words come from. Yes, from poor people. Making money is the ultimate for them. Poor people don't think of how to become great. They don't even regard the growth involved in the journey. They only concern themselves with all the things they can begin to buy once they start making money. When you go ahead to ask them how they intend to make money to buy these things that they have pointed out, they'll say something like, I'll own my own business, build a brand, etc. Poor people will focus on being significant. Think about how they can become one of the best guys in their industries. They set goals like, I want to become the best car salesman or become the number one restaurant in the city. When you become good at what you do, you'll definitely become rich. 7. Poor people focus on saving where I reach people on investment. Saving is good, but saving without an intention is a poor decision because you'll end up spending the money on things that don't matter. T. Harvekker, a secret mind of a millionaire, said, if you are saving your money for a rainy day, what are you going to get? Rainy days. Start doing that. Instead of saving for a rainy day, focus on saving for a joyous day or for the day you win your financial freedom. Reach people save towards investment, whereas poor people save towards rainy days. 8. Poor people think they know it all.  They always seem to know it, even without the experience. Poor people think they know how best to make money. They believe that they are smart and strong enough to make money by working harder to earn more money. Where I reach people keep learning, growing up and stepping out over their boundaries in the search for self-development, poor people tend to be opinionated about anything that is outside their realm of influence. They have an opinion on almost every subject matter. They think they know it all. 9. Poor people surround themselves with poor people. E. A. Bakianari, said, evil influence is like a nicotine patch. It cannot help but absorb what sticks to you. Also, according to Michael Bassey Johnson, to be of good quality, you have to excuse yourself from the presence of shallow and color-minded individuals. The truth is that you can't expect to be around poor people and become a wealthy superhero friend in their midst. It doesn't work that way.  Remember, ideas rule the world. But when you have nothing relevant to offer, how then can you become rich? That's it guys. Stop thinking like poor people and start thinking like rich people if you want to succeed. Thank you very much for watching our videos. If you like this video, watch more videos on our channel and subscribe. We love you.


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