I lived in a lot of different parts of the country. So I really feel like I understand Britain. I was brought up in Paysett and Leeds. I went to a comprehensive school. And I know growing up in the 80s and 90s, what living in a place that isn't growing looks like. Everybody across the country has a lot in common. You know, we all have to pay our fuel bills. We all have to find a good school for our children. We all have to get a job. Like, I saw the reports in the media talking about bills at £5,000 and £6,000. So I just thought, this isn't right. It was just very, very important that people did not have to worry anymore about this winter and next winter. I didn't think it was right for individuals and households to face that cost and businesses to face that cost. I think it's right that we took a decision as a country that we were going to make sure that the price was reasonable, the energy price guarantee. But at the same time, we also need to sort out the futures. They were never in that position again, which is why we are negotiating new long-term contracts. We're opening up more gas fields in the North Sea. We're getting on with renewable energy. We're getting on with nuclear energy. This is a great country.  Now, of course, there are things that we can make better about doing business here. We can cut the red tape. When you have a country with lower, simpler taxes, which is what we are working on and what we've announced, is that you have a more successful dynamic economy. You're actually bringing in more tax revenues with lower taxes. And the last time we lowered corporation tax, we actually saw those big companies pay more money into the X-Jacker. And also, lower taxes means more investment. It means that people are able to invest in their future. And that's a good thing for the country. What this is about for me is about getting rid of those blockages and barriers to people being able to set up their own business or being able to succeed in life and literally get Britain moving and getting our companies, getting the investment moving, getting the money into all parts of our country so that people can have those jobs and opportunities. That's what it's about.


Yeah, we on boss talk one-on-one Hey guys, it's your boy e ceo man. Check it man. It's the recap.  I always say it's a thing man Make sure you like and subscribe to our channel. Also. Make sure you check out a Boss talk podcast one-on-one Instagram Make sure you guys go follow that as well and make sure that you follow me man E underscore ceo underscore in Instagram check it man. Hey man. So this week man was dope man We had a man. We had a little brook man. Little brook was formerly Signed to deaf jam and we just wanted to sit down with a man real dope man We talked to about what it too live man RP water too live She's you know, she rocks with two folk and I just want to say man that girl was dope man She had a lot to say about deaf jam You know for us how that thing ended. Are you still signed to deaf jam or no? No, I miss on deaf jam in a year Okay, so what happened? I mean because it seemed like when I looked start researching you it seemed like it was a like a Time where you just kind of fell back Yeah, but with deaf jam. It was more like a little like we was signed Individually, but they wanted to keep doing like Molly and Brooke and like we are our own person I want to do brook and she could do Molly, but we're not we're not no group or nothing But that's what they wanted to do. So she like they was just making too many rules I try to tell you what to do. So they weren't doing that thing. I wasn't doing that thing So they had no choice to tell me tell me how you guys end up connecting with deaf jam I have posted a video on Twitter a live video and it had blue I had a million views and in our hit me. She she also spoke on you know her management She this just was a real dope energy man So when you look at what comes along with with getting a deal and and and dealing with that whole world, man Hey, man, shout out to her for even being able to handle that being able to deal with that man Because I probably would have tapped out Way before she did anyway, but hey, that's neither here nor there man. Let's let's also just talk about a Charleston white man Charleston white was back on the show man again Like I said, I think we talked about last week We're running the series of things that him and no jumper man. No jumper. No jumper came at Charleston Charleston didn't say hey man. Here I am come at me.  Let's air it out man on why no jumper Adam 22 Them decided to go in on you The ad guy made the statement say you gonna set you up. What was that all about?   So do you think he was doing that for He was he was he was talking to his he was talking down to his own kind to a white boy. Yeah Listen, he on no jumper Adam 22 It don't say no jumper Adam 22 and 80 in the crew His name ain't nowhere on no platform on this white boy's platform It's two niggas right there with the white boy. Yeah, I think phone or something Listen, it's two niggas on now with this Pecklewood white boy And the niggas say I set him up Now I ain't done nothing to this nigga.    I ain't gonna let you set him up and uh You know for shell crepe mac was one that ignited the flame But those guys man, I love to tell them now that I've been watching Hey shout out to uh album 22 no jumper, man The boy really seriously is on them visuals and I hadn't really looked into him. So I appreciate charston light I appreciate crepe mac, but even they they've been they've been going back and forth five five crepe, you know, uh Charleston has been saying that if he don't do something immediately. He's going to take in uh Basically going to copyright his name and pretty much uh Hold on to it didn't know his name and until he apologized You know charston say kind of got on the skin a little bit.  Come on homie. You better trademark your name. You got three weeks So I'm gonna take it from you. I'm gonna copyright. Was that a serious statement? Yeah, you didn't see me call my people you say you feel the gong and take his name Yeah, and go ahead and make the money off of it and just I'm just gonna take it Just take it to heaven and fit and shelf it Yeah, yeah, and yeah Just shelf it and today say I'm sorry. Do you say you want to be my friend?   So very interesting dude to interview And just a dope dude all together man They're always helping us rep the brand and stuff. So shout out to him, man But yeah adam 22 man. Hey man, we rock with charlston in texas man and in atlanta in all the south atlanta Alvin at the Alabama munt gunner Whatever louisanna man. That's my guy man. And I think the south has something to say I think a lot of times we don't get to just do that. We deserve in the south So that's where I come from with the whole platform and I know y'all be tripping off of me with this pimp see spirit But at the end of the day I just feel like We all got to be respected for the culture and the way that we bring things from our perspective In each area that we live in whether we new york whether be la whether be Down south It's all the same man. Shout out to all my people. I love all y'all man. But anyway moving on man. We had uh, my boy Little blake. We had a barrio them boys came through and it was just a deal where They came through they talked about what it's too live like again too far.   We can walk through and see gay people What we're gonna say?  It'll be a thing. But like it's black. It's different for black people You just gotta know people like right nigga. Don't get me don't care No, I think what they were doing boosted every time a boost is like, uh, he can't force his kid not not to be straight He can't tell his kid.  Yo, they're telling him.  Nothing that can't do with they Barrio, uh, we just dropped a series on that man Shout out to that boy little black man. He was a celebrity in his own way, man I love the way that he uh Interviewed man, it was just a dope feel to be able to Chop it up with him man.  Um But yeah, those guys are dope. Uh, I think you know when it comes down to what's going on in the south You got to watch those guys the the the wise in uh blips the barrios the Shout out to Kenny B. All these different dudes that you see down here, man Hey, man, um, hey, even the number sevens the dun-duns all of those guys, man Y'all need to tap in what's going on in Dallas now, man. I know Trap boy freddy all these guys man. Y'all are busy. He's still around So everybody that's in the south, man Y'all guys need to tap in and check out what's going on in Dallas, Texas Man, because these boys getting to it man and the music's steady flowing So check they you too go in and look at what they do man And uh and pay attention to Sean cotton too because he be he always on top of it as well Shout out to mogul media Shout out to uh Dallas global Shout out to my boy trill talk. No pill talk man, but east Texas Dallas, houston Hey, man the blogger's on site in Dallas, man, and it's going down, man. So, uh, hey, man You know when you look at things man from from uh, uh, uh, an oval perspective You begin to understand what's going on with Dallas holly to boy Yeah, so man, hey, you know onion onique onion onique came through man. Uh, she's a new artist, man Um, I love her spirit man.  All right. All right. That's enough right there man. I love it. I love you, man. You sound so amazing Yeah, no, she sound amazing It went down onion onique is one of the uh new comers, man Shout out to her manager. I think it's dray, man And just that whole feel that they bring to the table Those guys are dope. Um, and and when you see a man in the city show them love, man Let them know that you checked in at boss y'all gonna want and you seen what they were doing, man They working their butt off and hey, man, I gotta give it to them. They doing their thing, man. And so Next you got bobby billions. I'm still going through those series with bobby billions in rain water Let me ask you this. Do you do you feel like, um Do you think if mo three was uh What do you think mo three would approve what you're doing a song with trial boy? Yeah, I don't think he would have cried. I don't think he would be It wouldn't be like it is if he was living if he was living it wouldn't be it wouldn't be none of that extra stuff for so It would it would have been cool to do that song with you. Yeah. Yeah, and I would have for so and And I wouldn't have cared who cared. I mean just like just like now I just really wouldn't care who cared about nothing but for sure I feel like three three three was from what I from from the times that me and him spoke three was solid A solid dude, you know, that's that's that's that's real. That's that's womanlike behavior to be Uh, I don't want you to yeah, you you know just because you spoke to me. You can't speak to I don't know I don't know none of them bobby bills in rain water rain water and bobby billions have differences both of them dope You know what I mean? Uh, I just be trying to give both perspective because at the end of the day We're just trying to show people. Hey man, it's going down. Um A lot of people don't like what bobby billions did the song with trap boy and all that so and then you got rainwater who basically You know earlier this week. We even had some texts that came out that the text was showing that og bobby billions did holler at him before he went to empire which I don't think he ever doubted that But he just says that he feel like he got it all he got it out the mud on his own You know and that outside song brought a whole bunch of light to both of those guys So y'all got to admit that shout out to them boys, man But them boys did they think man and og bobby billions. He ain't letting up Uh, it's out of space boys. Well, um Hey, man, I'm it's gonna be real with you next week. Be on the lookout, man We got runny spencer this week. We ended the week with renetta spencer renetta spencer song at patty labelle, man. It went down I must have rehearsed my lines a thousand times Until I had them But when I get up the nerve To tell you the words they never seem to come And How much I do I do Set it down So when you start to look at What they bring to the table that whole family renetta spencer is the same one that sang bar baby when she was only six years old So guys you got to understand that's a that's a dope dope look, man But when you look at runny spencer, who will be on next week when you start to look at uh, the people that's coming up next week strap Uh, yeah, is it bgf strap? Strap will be on that next week. I think bgf strap uh, I think it'll be uh runny spencer Hey, man, we got a lot of interviews a lot. Hey shout out to that boy shardillo jr. He may pop up next week as well Man, that's gonna be a whole another can of hey, you know what man a whole lot to unpack But yeah, these boys coming through three stripes all them guys man You about to see them man. Just stay tuned stay plugged in man Like I said like and subscribe to our channel if you want to see us keep going man We also did a photo shoot this week. I had fun with that You get you got to see my family my kids my son My co-host money moses man. So we just doing what we do man You guys keep rocking with us, man. Keep showing us love man. Hey, man. Check it. I always say check it man It's been another great segment of boss talk 101 man. Make sure you guys tap in hollet chick boy


This is covering the spread here are your hosts Jim Saunas and Dr. Ed Feng What is going on everybody welcome on into covering the spread that's right here on the fan duel podcast network and number fire Com as we're getting you said for the NFL draft from a betting perspective with Danny Kelly of the ringer My name is Jim Saunas. I am a senior writer and analyst for number fire calm joined here as always by Ed Feng of the powering calm Ed. It is draft season. I am psyched for that. How are you doing today? I'm doing great. I got out of jail this morning. It's been a kind of a hectic Got out of jail. This is this I feel like we should be talking to HR for this and not me So I two weeks ago we talked about kind of my COVID story went to Sloan came back Was sick and tested negative for for the coronavirus But then everyone I was in Boston everyone that I was with in Boston started testing positive And so, you know, it was you know, we talked about this two weeks ago Like I really didn't know what was in my body just given that, you know My test was negative and everyone else I was with tested positive. Yeah, so fast forward to last week You know, my wife is kind of sick and so she ended up testing positive So the probability that I managed to catch a common cold in Boston Whereas everyone else I've been around the you know during a two-week period Had a coronavirus thoughts of that seemed pretty small But when she ended up, you know testing positive last week So, you know, when you are when you have it, you know, you're good to kind of go back to work like Seven days after you start showing symptoms and then three days after your last symptom So, you know, she went back to work this past Monday. She's a doctor and you know, they obviously need her But and if I you know, I I most likely had it and had I had it I would have been able to be free to do whatever I want, you know But the rule is, you know, if you didn't have it and that's what the state of Michigan considers me as they They say I don't have it because my test was negative You need to be in your home for two weeks after your spouse first showed symptoms so that was The end of two weeks was this morning So that's the sense in which I got into jail. I've been, you know, basically since her test came positive We've been in and around our house. We've been in our house and it's kind of nice to get out It was a beautiful morning, took the boys out. So how is everyone feeling? Oh, yeah, sorry, I should preface everything. Yeah, family's fine We're all I mean, I haven't had an issue for like over two weeks now, right? Like sure, you know, like There was one pretty bad day the week I got back from Boston. Yeah, and ever since then I've pretty much been fine So Am I always doing fine? She's back at work. Has had a pretty good week and my boys are fine as well So it's all kind of crazy This thing is very very contagious. Yeah, I I definitely have firsthand experience with that. So be safe Just assume that everyone that you are near has it and keep yourself. Have it Yeah, what what's that? I always assume that you have it too. So you're not giving it to people You don't want to give it to anyone Which is, you know, while we're keeping our social distance. Yeah Yeah, you know, that's crazy.  Yeah, no no everyone's feeling well And it was actually interesting my wife when she got she's like, all right She had you know, she had gotten back she had gotten past the sick part. Yeah, you know, you develop a immunity after you've had it So She was happy that you know, our family's been exposed to it. We're all fine We have immunity to it now and that's gonna be an asset moving forward. So how did you like? Like you couldn't leave the house at all for the two week period at all Oh We didn't leave our property.  So did you have like like groceries delivered? Like I'm like cuz like why I have not I we've been social distancing now for 20 days or whatever it is and like I have not left for hardly anything but like I am very low on my oatmeal and I'm gonna need to buy more oatmeal at some point I'd rather not go to the grocery store, but like not having that flexibility to go to the grocery store I feel like would be a pretty Significant mental like weight. Yes No, it's definitely tough The fortunate thing is I have a lot of good friends around here And so there was no shortage of people who offered to go buy stuff. Yeah for the family I picked my friend who is as anal about food as I am Good job Getting exactly what I wanted so we could so we could get through this little period And then in terms of just kind of like the house arrest, you know, like I Made up games like taking my laundry one piece at a time to the basement What they're trying to keep the body active. So yeah, it's been a crazy week, man. It was nice to get out this morning I'm not yeah, I'm not gonna lie about that. Well, I'm glad everyone is feeling well because like that's you know That's the number one concern Glad that that's out of the way and now hey, you can move about freely once again. That's Otherwise we're sheltering home, right exactly and like I'm not going anywhere I don't I didn't go anywhere that often to begin with like it's not a major deviation for me anyway, but Glad to hear that you have that additional like freedom to like go for a run or whatever because Right, that's tough, but I'm glad that everything worked out. Okay, or at least as okay as I could have for sure It yeah, it's it's been relatively good. So but it's been tough, too. Well, that is wild We're gonna talk about the NFL draft here in just a bit feels a bit trivial to talk NFL draft going all the stuff that's that's going down, but hey, it's a distraction. So, you know, yeah, I'm excited to talk NFL draft Man, it's fun. Absolutely. We're gonna have Danny Kelly on you can follow Danny on Twitter at Danny be Kelly He is a staff writer for the ringer We are discussing his NFL draft guide and some prop bets that he likes for this month's draft over at Fandals sportsbook and a lot of good stuff there with Danny He also has a full draft guide over at the ringer. It has a mock draft. It has Danny's big board It has team needs from Robert Mays So you can kind of see What needs teams may be addressing if you're like you can bet on who the Jets will take first or the Jets take first Etc and you can use those tools to help you bet and are you a big draft guy? Yeah, I mean I and I enjoy the NFL draft a lot. I think it's a very interesting I do I have done some predictions in the past based on wisdom of crowds essentially like accumulating mock drafts And in covering the future. I'll talk about a resource for for you guys to get that information as well Okay, perfect.  So I was like, oh my gosh. I want the Jets a trade-off game Reggie Bush It's like I played with Reggie Bush on the NCAA football video game all the time. It was you and Matt Liner Like the rest in peace to the NCAA video game, but like I so desperately wanted the trade-off that I was like nervous when I woke up So it's nice to like write about the draft from a betting perspective now because it's something I've been following for forever at this point So, yeah, I'm gonna talk to Danny Yeah, for sure. I'm definitely excited about talking to Danny But just remember Jim we probably all thought like that back then right? You know, it's the you know, don't put yourself down over Man, I had a lot now trying to take say Kwame Barkley with the number two pick Right, we'll have a different discussion Very different discussion. Yeah, thankfully. I've learned I had a lot of bad takes like I the other guy I was mad the Jets missed out on was Tava on Austin So we're learning as we go along here and evolving our thought process a couple other podcasts We've had recently here with the void in sports We talked with John Sheeran a fan dual sportsbook last week to cover the basics of betting on horse racing Fandal racing is a thing. I actually they had a free-to-play daily fantasy horse racing thing on Fandal today Which I did I have not looked to see if it went. Well, I have no idea if it went Well, it could have been terrible. 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Thank you first of all I know this is kind of a crazy time a year for you even outside of COVID-19. So how you doing today? I'm doing pretty well doing pretty well I'm just you know trying to make the most of the situation and stay busy and all that and so far Staying very very busy, you know, I went up to the draft.  I feel like this year is probably extra complicated given everything that's going on What's it been like for you? You know trying to do, you know, this is like tax season I guess my best analogy for you like what's been like having your tax season and when everything is kind of jumbled up like this Oh man, it's well first of all, I kind of play catch up because I typically start sort of scouting and getting really into the draft like November You know because I'm covering the NFL too during the regular season. So just kind of playing catch up I thought I had a pretty good handle on it going into the senior bowl going in the combine But you know the last couple weeks have been a challenge just you know with staying home and and all the COVID related things it's just kind of slowed everything down for me, but Feeling good. I'm really really excited about the draft guide You know, it's about to go up to 85 players next week And so and we'll have about to a hundred players by the time the draft rolls around. So I'm feeling good about it. A lot of really really exciting fun players in this class. I cannot wait for the draft I think it's just gonna be it's it's hard to figure out whether I want the draft to happen or not because it's obviously like a very strange time and It almost feels inappropriate that it's happening or it does feel inappropriate that it's happening But the same time it's kind of a good Distraction for people that are you know, obviously going through a lot of stress right now. So maybe it maybe it is a good thing I don't know. I kind of land right in the middle there.  Like they're gonna do Oh, and yeah, it's gonna be all over. I mean as far as I know It's like all video conference type stuff and work the phones and all that kind of thing A lot of people actually let teams don't even go to the draft to be honest I think a lot of teams, you know, stay at their headquarters and do everything from there I think it'll be a little different because you have to maintain social distancing still and everything but I'm sure that there is the technology to kind of get it all done. So it's gonna be a new challenge for teams And that could kind of maybe change things a little bit Yeah It's gonna be really interesting to see how things play out because obviously like there are a lot of things that like We don't talk about a lot, you know broadly about the draft, but things are changing because of COVID-19 There are gonna be fewer pro days and that impacts a lot of guys with injury concerns guys who maybe maybe didn't work out Due to resting in some instances from the combine So that changes a lot of things obviously Teagan's got his pro day in but is that going to increase the volatility and trying to predict the draft knowing that teams have less data to work with and you Maybe have like fewer people who are in the know just because there's there's a lot stuff going around Does that change stuff for you trying to predict the draft too? I think it does maybe not so much in the first like 10 or 15 picks or so You know those seem to be like, you know, the blue chip guys are more or less locked in You know just to kind of pens who which team takes them But when you start getting into the second half of the first round and into the second and third rounds I think then it it makes a ton of volatility because You know, you've got guys like for instance, Brian Edwards who didn't he didn't play the senior boy He was unable to work out at the combine You know, he suffered a broken foot I believe and so like a lot of things hinged a lot of his draft stock I think was a little bit contingent on him testing and showing to teams that he was fast enough things like that And now he could drop into potentially the fourth or fifth round Which I think is is going to be a steal for some team that grabbed grabbed in that late but that's just one example of a lot of players who like you said kind of had to skip the The pre-draft stuff the combine and we're hoping and banking on having a pro day to sort of you know Boost their stock going into the draft. So I think it hurts those players a little bit more than normal Just just based on like you said that teams just don't have much info Yeah, absolutely. So Danny really excited to ask you about some quarterbacks We have all just said that Joe borrows going number one, which seems like a lock But a lot of interesting things behind them your mock draft has dolphins taking Justin Herbert And then with to a take a little slipping down to the charges at the next pick Is that is that how you see things playing out or could there could there be trades or what's what's your take on the quarterback situation? I think so right now my that that that mock draft doesn't necessarily reflect what I think is gonna happen now I think my biggest And just full disclosure like I don't do trades on my mock draft So I kind of did it this way because I think that the chargers are gonna trade up to get to a so I think the dolphins will probably if that happens I think the dolphins end up with Herbert and the chargers end up with to us. So that was kind of how I did that I don't necessarily think to is gonna go and fall behind Herbert necessarily though I think it is in the realm of possibility But I think right now kind of if I had to make a bet about it I think either the chargers or the dolphins are gonna trade up to that number three spot with the lions and Take to a and I think that's kind of to me And I was looking at some of the odds and everything for the first three picks. I just think it's gonna be Borough young to like and that's the favorite right now. And I just feel like anything else is just like wildly Far less likely I guess you see the chargers being the team that will make that move to go up to number three I think that's kind of the right now the winds are sort of saying that though There's whispers of that There's a lot of rumors that they really really like to a lot and I heard down Jeremiah talking about this the other day Maybe a couple weeks ago how the dolphins don't necessarily have a huge huge Tilt our favorite in terms of Herbert or two I think maybe they're they'd be happy to get either of those guys And so maybe they're less likely to give up massive massive, you know, Jeff capital Even in a even a two or three spot move up.  So Yeah, I just don't know if they're you know necessarily willing to take that risk with with to his injury history And obviously we heard yesterday. He came out and said he could play today, which is kind of insane to think about I mean, it's it's we live people were thinking he might have like a Like a red shirt season this whole year. And so maybe you know, and of course we can't confirm we can't confirm anything but Yeah, so I think That's just kind of why I'm leaning right now But I think the dolphins of the Chargers are the heavy heavy favorites to land to a and I'm leaning the Chargers on this one Hey, Dana, I wanted to also ask you one of two would never hurt his hip. Yeah, that changed things right now That's so hard. That's really really hard to to kind of guess I get think because I remember talking to My editor Ben Glickman who is a huge huge to a guy like halfway through the season before he got before to a got hurt And we were debating the burrow to a thing and I was just like I I was on the to a side I was like, I think two is the best quarterback in this draft. Yeah, and then he got hurt but also burrow finished off the season on an absolute tear and He'd I mean he didn't I wouldn't say he changed my mind But I think that was enough for me to be like, okay, he's the guy like I think he's the best quarterback in this class He has the highest ceiling he the things he did in clutch time Some of the throws he made his athletic ability just kind of the whole package, but especially to me like that You know, it's always stupid to compare someone to Tom Brady But like almost like that Tom Brady's like personality where it was just ice in his veins Yeah, that to me was probably the most impressive thing and I too has that too But I mean just what what burrow did in the second half of season and down the stretch and the playoffs and all that I was just like, okay. Yeah, he cemented it. He cemented it for me But I think it's a very close. I think two is a very close number two And I wouldn't be surprising if all of them are very good pros Yeah, the fun thing for me about burrow is that 33% of his games were against teams in the top seven in defensive SP Plus, which is just like it's nuts. He tore up He tore up like really good defensive in in like the highest fresher situations imaginable in a college football environment Excuse me, so he was just yeah, that was highly impressive to me So let's talk about the other quarterbacks in this class beyond Herbert tongue of I loa and burrow you got Jordan love who is Predictably polarizing he is like this year's like Daniel Jones or Josh Allen where you're kind of in or you're out His draft prop right now at Vandalsports book is 17 and a half with minus 112 on the over in the under Based on what you've been seeing with love and what you've heard about him Do you think that he goes Within the first 17 picks or is he dropping outside of that in the back half of the first round? This is a this is a very very tough one my like my gut Says he's a top. He's gonna be a top 10 pick like just based on the way that the NFL works Just the way that historically teams have been so so aggressive and going to get their guy I did not think Josh Allen and Daniel Jones were gonna be top 10 picks it's just the way the NFL operates and I will say the one thing that makes me a little bit hesitant to say that because normally I think in a normal season I'd be very very like oh, he's a top 10 pick for sure someone's gonna trade up but this year with the sort of glut of Available quarterbacks on the free agent market like James Winston's still out there You know like Cam Newton's still out there Maybe that has enough of an impact where teams are like, okay, we don't absolutely have to go up and get a guy But I still you know and I think Jordan love like Very very intriguing skill set very very high high upside But you know, he seems to me more like a late first round type player But I thought that about Dan Jones, too. So I don't even know I'm if I make it that bad I'm going I'm going the I guess what would be the over whatever it is. Yeah. Yeah Well, I think he'll go in the top 10. So whatever. Yeah. Yes. That's the over. Okay, okay So we're going that way Jordan love. What about you as like an evaluator you said late first Is that yeah situation where like if you were an NFL team? You'd be looking to trade back into the latter half of the first round to get that fifth year option Is that the the area you see Jordan love? Yeah, I think so.  So he felt like he had to play a little bit of hero ball I think there's definitely that aspect of it But to me I still wouldn't necessarily feel comfortable taking him in the top 10 if I was a GM just because Just because of all those question marks and I think there's just so much variable Like you there's a lot of variability with any quarterback and there's a lot of risk with any quarterback But I'm not sure I'd be able to be comfortable with that or not Awesome. So Danny the next quarterback being considered as Jalen Hertz He's got a lot of buzz lately. His prop is at 69 and a half. It seems like he's having a late surge I've been particularly interested in Hertz because it looked like Lincoln Riley went away from his during abilities late in the year He had a lot more quarterback runs that he was calling when the competition got tough in the big 12 We'd love to know your take on Jalen Hertz. I like Hertz a lot actually I think I Think like you said, there's certainly question marks about his ability to throw He was a little bit too reticent to leave the pocket at the face of pressure that you know that kind of thing but I do think that He showed enough improvement in accuracy and all that all the important like metrics in terms of passing this last year that Teams will be very very intrigued by that improvement think that he can continue to improve because and I actually compare him to Dak Prescott in a way because if you look at it like some of the scouting reports for Prescott coming out of college It was very very similar to what Hertz is.  So You know, obviously that came in and he continued to improve in his accuracy and and that's sort of I think what teams are going to be betting on I do think he's got a pretty good shot of being like like what we're talking about with Jordan Love the team's gonna trade back up into the first round and take him It seems like he's getting that buzz and and not that Daniel Jeremiah's Jeremiah's the end-all be-all in terms of the buzz, but he just put him in his top 50 and I think that is Sort of signifying, you know the direction. This is going I would definitely hammer Him being higher picked in 69 I I don't know I just think like someone's gonna take a chance on him and if it's either in the late first or somewhere in the second round That's not a reach at all for me So I think he's gonna go higher than that and that number was at 75 So it's been coming down already, but it sounds like could come down even more I think that your discussion about that at the back end of the first round is interesting because right now If you look at Vandalsports book the total on the quarterbacks in the first round is four and a half It's plus 330 on the over. That's pretty good juice and it's not just Jalen Hertz You were talking about this today on the ring around FL show how like Hertz could be there Maybe Jacob Eason is a guy people trade up in the back half of the first round to get Yeah Is there a big enough chance that one of these guys sneaks into the back end of the first round where you would be Only to bet the over at four and a half. I think I would you know It's it's a good enough. He says it's good enough payout or whatever to take that choice because I think Like he sends a great example like someone is gonna fall in love with his arm talent and even though he struggles You know it with decision-making face of pressure all that thing like he's got like a Stafford arm Like it's it's legitimately impressive and so If you if you find a team that can think they can turn him into like sort of in the role that I like I imagine him in like a tannin Hill role where he's doing a lot of play action and stuff like that Someone I think could fall in love with that for sure So it would not surprise me if if it if they did hit the over like he's just because like Hertz love burrow Eason sorry Herbert I mean, there's just like it's just gonna be I think there there's gonna be a run on quarterbacks and and You just never can really guess but I would not be surprised at all if that was the if that was the case Excellent, so let's go over the receiver position Jerry Judy at minus 125 is the favorite to be the first wide receiver off the board But a lot of other good prospects and CD lamb and and Henry rugs. Yeah, would you ride Judy here? Or do you like a little bit of long shots with lamb or rugs? I think I would go with lamb I mean, I do think that Judy has a solid solid chance to be like when you know the first receiver But I don't know like there's I think there's certainly teams that have lamb rated higher. I have lamb rated slightly higher and I Just think if they're very different stylistically like lamb is sort of an outside guy They go up and get it guy really really strong after catch Judy is more of a technician as a route runner He's very explosive in the short area and all that and he's primarily played in the slot last season So maybe that hasn't maybe that's a factor enough for some team to be like, okay we would rather go get to Andre Hopkins then You know like a whatever you want to compare Judy to I guess a lot of people have different comps to him But yeah, I just I think there's a good enough chance I would take us I would take a swing on lamb, honestly and the rugs one is is pretty interesting as well because someone like it's like the eastern thing someone's gonna fall in love with his speed man and It wouldn't be a shock to me at all if someone took rugs first just because they think he can change the dynamic of their offense so much Yeah, he's really fun.  Oh, yeah, I'm like four five five or something So I think that helps him quite a bit. I think I plus one fifty five. He's he's pretty interesting, too I think I'm down about one as well. Let's talk about the running backs here. DeAndre Swift is a favorite He's minus 175 to be the first running back taking taken Jonathan Taylor a Twitter favorite He's plus one fifty five JK Dobbins eight to one who stands out to you most among that group Taylor for sure. I just think It is it's actually pretty fascinating to me that switch is still the favorite with the odds To be the first one taking because it feels like the fantasy community. Yeah by far favors Taylor just based on his analytics his size things like that but I Would say I would probably hammer Taylor just because he's a foundation type back and I think For a team that wants to invest this heavy of a draft or this this high of a draft pick on a running back They're probably gonna want a guy like Taylor who is more of a foundation back than I think Swift is I think Swift is You know, he's never had Like a bell cow type workload in college I think he's got like only like a few games where he's had more than 20 carries So I don't know if a team is willing to sink a first-round pick into that. It'll be interesting I think it's gonna be one of the more interesting storylines to follow to me Because I think, you know, both Taylor and Swift are very very talented, but I would I would put my money on Taylor I think Dobbins probably not a not a great great bet honestly You know, obviously good odds, but I think he's probably more of like a late second-rounder to be honest So I would I would probably put my money on Taylor in this situation Just because I think his skill set is the type of thing that teams will sink a high pick into Yeah, I mean, I personally love Jonathan Taylor as well Like I think he's got quicker feet than say one more way and I think he actually might be faster I know he's got like some track credentials. Yeah, I think it's really gross. Yeah There's yeah, there's I think there's only like a few runners that are his size that have gotten under 4-4 in the last like decade It's he's truly a very special athlete And so I think someone's gonna definitely kind of look at that and think that he can be a difference maker enough to Be worth that high of a pick. Yeah, I know absolutely and it to me It kind of boggles the mind that take one Barkley was kind of drilled in as the second pick Maybe that was just because the Giants had that pick Whereas I actually really like Taylor Moore having seen a lot of his games and you know He's not anywhere near that cat. Yeah, here's that's why someone which is probably fine because he's running back, but Talent-wise, you know, I think it's all there I don't yeah, cuz someone asked me that recently like why is Taylor not a top 10 like a Consensus top 10 pick and I'm like my first instinct was like oh teams have learned From their mistakes, but I'm actually not sure that's the case You know, I mean, I think they certainly we saw with what happened with like Melvin Gordon and we didn't get a huge contract like you wanted and Todd Gurley got released like all these bad second contracts for running backs Or maybe the NFL is starting to finally realize but again the Cowboys just got done giving one to Ezekiel Elliott So I don't you know, I don't know. It's just team to team. So Who knows but that's just kind of I Get I guess I can't answer that. I don't know why he's not like a consider a top 10 pick because they are similar type That type prospects. I guess maybe the lack of pass-catching maybe holding him back a little bit Yeah, that didn't come in until he was a junior and that seemed like it was a forced thing But like when they did throw it to him, he was really good. So I guess like I wouldn't view that as being like a negative for him maybe just a Organizational misfire by Wisconsin initially, right, right, right. Yeah, any other props that seem advantageous for you Danny as things stand right now over at Fandall Sportsbook So I was this this is an interesting when I was looking at the Jets first pick Yeah prop and I noticed that Tristan Worf's was 700 or plus seven or seven to one I think there's a solid chance that he could be their pick So I think that's pretty same with Beckton actually he's the same odds I don't know why you wouldn't bet one of those just on the off chance They fall in love with one of those guys both guys could potentially play left tackle Beckton was a left tackle throughout his career So, you know, obviously they did sign George Phant And so maybe that's enough for them to not take one I still think they need to take it pain you to say that as a Seahawks fan George Phant may answer their left tackle issues. Yeah, I mean back in I can't even remember 2017 or something we were pretty excited about him being the left tackle and then he tore his ACL in the preseason And then he was basically just like a sixth the lineman slash big tight end for them for the last couple seasons And so right I'm guessing they don't see him as the answer. Although he did get a pretty big contract But maybe that's just maybe that's just a hedge for yeah, and he has like a one-year-out, too So I think that that you know that makes sense, too And the thing with the worst is that Joe Douglas coming from Philadelphia and last year They took Andre Dillard traded up for Andre Dillard in the first round Andre Dillard was like this once you adjust your weight this combine freak who was the biggest freak at the combine this year It was Tristan Worf. So I think if he were to be available I feel like he would be kind of a no-brainer and I think for seven to one. I I'm on board with that for sure Yeah, that one stood out to me. I think a lot of people obviously think they're gonna take a receiver, but I Mean it what what impacts Sam Darnold more Do you think like having a top tier receiver or having time to throw? I don't know it'll be interesting to see what they decide, but I would probably lean OT Yeah, I mean I would too especially with like with Sam Darnold's James Winston like tendencies I would try to lower the number of times he's put in weird situations And the best way to do that is by giving you a better offensive line There's way too much James and Sam Darnold so I would want to just minimize the James that can come out Give him a little line. That's an amazing point actually. I love that. So now I minimize the James at all times Yes, exactly Well, that is Danny Kelly of the ringer. Make sure you check out his NFL draft guide to search for the ringer NFL draft guide and check out It's got a mock draft. It has Danny's big board. It's got team needs from Robert Mace as well Check all that out at the ringer. Danny really appreciate the time for today Stay safe and stay healthy and we'll talk to you again soon. Enjoy your draft prop. All right. Thanks guys. Appreciate it Thank you Covering the future One final big thank you to Danny Kelly for swinging by make sure you give him a follow on Twitter at Danny be Kelly and anything that I love about about about Danny's draft guide is that he has like Comps for each player, but like usually it's just like the player But like he has like interesting ways to phrase it like Jordan loves comp is a Yolo Marcus Mariota and like I think that these are all these are really fun But it was fun to kind of dig through that and see what his thoughts were on Every player that we'll be going here at the top of the draft Yeah, absolutely and the right right ups are you know pretty in-depth it means clearly washed the tape and Yeah, it's just a good really good way of getting caught up like the ringer Draft guide is it's pretty good because you can kind of interact with it on many different levels Well beyond just having a mock draft you can look at you know the scouting reports and and that's where it's super interesting yeah, and we were talking a little bit about Tua and Like I wish we could do a whole podcast on Tua cuz like yeah like Joe Burrow has fun stats We can state but like Tua has some too and like I could spend a whole podcast talking about those two guys Exclusively. Yeah, absolutely. I mean the thing I've loved to ever since he came in in the second half of that that national Championship, I mean he definitely played like a freshman in that half of football But you could see the accuracy obviously on the last touchdown that won the game for them over Georgia And he's just you know, he's just come he has played like he's very accurate He reads defenses really well, and those are really the first two things that I think you would want to look at in an NFL quarterback And you know would your bro? It's just it's just he was awesome last year. No one is debating that But it's just really a small sample size, right? Yeah, and and that's always until he is a consistently good pro There's those gonna kind of be that that knock on him Another you know interesting thing. I was looking at Danny's draft guy You know he's got Jeffrey Okuda as the number four pick the cornerback out of Ohio State And he's got a really interesting story too because he didn't start two years ago. He obviously had a great season this year Has the physical traits to you know be a shut-down cornerback But you know they pretty much had the same dudes in this playing cornerback at Ohio State This year and the past year Kendall Sheffield did end up leaving Ohio State after the 2018 season Was a was a late draft pick in and ended up playing a lot of snaps with the with the Falcons this year But Okuda wasn't actually the starter In 2018 so I find that interesting as well just because we know from what PFF has done that You know covered grades tend to be pretty random from year to year so You know was there some randomness that helped You know Okuda is great and what we're watching and could that potentially slip? I don't know but another thing I found really interesting In some of Danny's work. Yeah for sure and it's good to keep that context in mind always with the draft I want to quiz you quick just because we're talking to you If you had to guess what to a tongue of I loa's adjusted yards per attempt was on third and six or longer this year now That's a that's a down where the defense knows a pass is coming It's probably to more more interceptions more inaccurate throws The average a YA for like a first-round pick is probably run like 8.7 or so if you had to guess to us AYA on third and six or longer this year. Where would you put it? I mean are we taking out sacks? Yes, I'm gonna take out sacks because a NY 8 accounts for sacks AYA does not account for sacks But to add the second lowest sack rate among all quarterbacks or among the top-end quarterbacks here Jake Fromm is actually number one despite being a pretty bad athlete. I don't know. I presume it's good I presume it's over 10. It is a little bit over 10. It is 17.8 17.8 adjusts yards per attempt. It was 15 point. I think eight for his entire career So even when they knew the passes coming tool was slinging it and slinging it well So I really want to be healthy because like He's so fun. That's that's all I ask for is a healthy tour Let's move now to covering in the future and Ed you're gonna talk about the NFL draft I actually am too and talk about some resources we can use when trying to bet the NFL draft What did you find when you were trying to find some stuff around that? Yeah, so so I talked a little bit about wisdom of crowds It's actually one of the predictors that I use for many aspects of the work. I do So the idea is Basically the idea for the draft is you want to combine a bunch of mock drafts, right? So one mock draft isn't gonna be perfect But when you combine 60 or even more of them together, you get a pretty good estimate for You know who is gonna go where and it's the same idea with the pre-season and college football polls, right? None of those single ballots are perfect, but when you combine 60 of them together You get a very strong predictor for bowl performance really The idea is that you know, these sports riders get together and they can assess team strength Really well for the preseason AP pole. So for the NFL draft, it's it's not much different I've done some work on it in the past. I found it to be a pretty strong predictor Ben Benjamin Robinson has kind of taken over a lot of that work So you can find his work at grinding the mox comm And he's got a whole bunch of resources. He's been collecting like hundreds of NFL mock drafts and using those to predict where Various players are gonna go, you know, and it all makes kind of some common sense with Joe Brogan first and Chase Young second and all that Definitely resources that I would use for example, I went and looked at Players from certain teams and compared them to the markets and they were all pretty consistent Conferences as well. So I wasn't able to find any value when I was looking But that doesn't mean that you shouldn't use it as a resource to potentially find value with with some of the bets Again, it's all about this wisdom of the crowds in which one particular mock draft Isn't gonna be perfect But when you combine enough of them together, you can get a pretty powerful predictor for what is gonna happen on April 20 20 whatever the first round is I think so And it's also important to kind of project like, you know, obviously mock drafts that are coming in later Are gonna do a little bit better with more information coming in as well So keep that in mind as well when you look at it, but It can be a great resource. I know in past year is Arif Hassan of the athletic has done a consensus big board Which is kind of the same thing except it's not mox It's like big boards, which is straight-up rankings as opposed to Where they'll go in the draft and I'd also recommend that because it can Kind of help illustrate where the mox may potentially be a little bit wrong So I don't know if he's doing it this year. I haven't seen it yet But Arif Hassan believe it's Arif Hassan NFL on Twitter has done that as well So lots of good resources out there to check out if you're looking for Consent, you know wisdom of the crowds like Ed was saying now for mine I have been digging into research around offensive line because I've had this data on my computer about offensive linemen at the at the combine and Adjusting for weights and trying to figure out what it means and finally I have something I can use it for which is it Delights me I can bet on the draft using all this data So I looked at data at combines from 2010 on separating players out between tackles and interior offensive linemen And linemen can be Mackay Bekton. He was like 364 or something like that They can be guys who are closer to 300 so it's important to adjust all workouts for weight And once you have the weight adjusted numbers I compare them to see where players were drafted each year and there actually was a decently strong relationship between some metrics and Where players got drafted if we look at tackles specifically the weight adjust to work out with the closest correlation to draft position Was actually the 40-yard dash which may be surprising But that was the at least from a draft stock perspective the shuttle was second best followed by the three cone That means we can at least to an extent use these numbers when betting on where various tackles may go in the draft Which is interesting because this year We had two like historic performances in the 40-yard dash for tackles Those are from Tristan Werff's and Mackay Bekton and Werff's had the fifth best weight adjusted 40 among tackles at the combine since 2010 the only guys ahead of him are Basically three of them are all pros Terran Armstead Bruce Campbell didn't really work out Lane Johnson and Trent Williams Two of those guys went within the top four picks Lane Johnson Trent Williams both the fourth overall pick Werff's could be that this year Bekton was the eighth best weight adjusted 40-yard dash time But Werff's also had really good numbers in the three cone in the shuttle while Bekton did not compete in those Workouts so based on combine numbers I think we should be pretty high on where Tristan Werff's and where he'll go in the draft If you look at Fandall sportsbook He is currently the favorite to be the first lineman off the board at Fandall sportsbook He's plus 125 Bekton is plus 190 Jettrick Wills is plus 290 and this number has moved I think Werff's is okay at plus 125 But he was actually plus 160 a couple weeks ago when I wrote about this for number fire So would have preferred him there and I think that where they're at right now Jettrick Wills is actually pretty interesting at plus 290 But from a Werff's perspective my favorite market is Werff's draft position under eight and a half It's minus 152 which is implied probability of sixty point three percent and I can be pretty okay with that Yeah, we have both the Giants and the Cardinals picking within the first eight picks to hit the under here And they're in the market for a tackle If the chargers of the Dolphins were to decide to pass up on a quarterback They would also be in the discussion, but that seems less likely So I'm gonna focus on just the Giants and the Cardinals But there are also a couple of teams, you know with the Jets and the Browns Specifically that could look to leapfrog the Cardinals in order to draft the tackle of their preference So I think there are at least two Tackle needy teams and the top eight picks and there could potentially be a third If either the Browns or the Jets were to move up to let's say seven with Carolina trading down Given that they have a very analytics friendly from an office now would not be shocked if they were to move down It potentially allow the Browns or the Jets to get a tackle at seven So we could have as many as three tackle needy teams under eight and a half here So I like worse minus eight and a half minus one fifth or under eight and a half minus one fifty two But broadly I think that his workout metrics say we should be into him from a betting perspective Tristan Werff's an Iowa guy. It's kind of fun to look at all these Big Ten players and see where they're gonna go And the Big Ten dudes like for whatever reason they've had like these like insane Combine numbers like you're all like the the Penn State guys that one year I think it was the Barkley year who were just like putting down like these disgusting numbers like across the board Yeah, yeah for sure something similar lineman.  So you're right. I'm excited. I like having a use for this offensive line Did it because I've had it on my computer for a couple years now. I'm like, hey, I actually have a reason to use it It's great. Yeah Over at grinding the mocks. He does have Tristan Werff's at at seventh. So, okay, there we go Be consistent with your under eight and a half. So Always good to put two different things together and they agree. I will happily take that Absolutely. All right quarantine corner for this weekend. Oh, what is the thing house been doing while essentially under house arrest for the past couple of weeks? Well, I've been reading a lot, but I actually wanted to talk about some of my favorite comedy specials Okay, because you can get these all on Netflix. I love comedy specials That is probably the majority of what I watch on Netflix. So let's just get right into it, man.  He's amazing And then also Neil Brennan he is famous because he co-wrote Chappelle show with Dave Chappelle back then Before that obviously went defunct. He's got a special called three mikes where he has three different mikes. So one is straight up stand-up Another one is one liners and the third one is quote-unquote serious stuff and It is not just hilarious I mean, it's just the stand-up comedy is awesome and he's actually got a great bit about football and football players in it But some of the serious stuff like not exactly what you expect in a comedy special will just blow your mind So Neil Brennan three mikes is awesome as well And then the best comedy special that I've ever seen is Dave Chappelle equanimity. He's he had a number of Netflix specials coming out You know when he was kind of coming back into the comedy world equanimity is the best You'll know it because kind of the punchline is and then I kicked her in between the legs Except he didn't say between the legs So he uses that punchline throughout the whole thing and the reason I love that one so much is because he just He's so brilliant and in the ways he like brings race into his comedy and just makes Pretty profound statements about race relations in this country while making you die laughing right as well So equanimity by Dave Chappelle and then I mean I gotta just because I don't only love male comics as well Talk about Ali Wong. She is so Funny and not just because she makes fun of cheap Chinese people, which I would know a little bit something about But baby cobra is awesome. She's done two specials Both when she's about seven months pregnant And they are both definitely worth checking out gave baby cobra is the first one and I think that one is slightly better but she is amazing and Yeah, also, she's got a movie called always be my baby. Yes. Oh, yeah, there you go I watched that like the week it came out Because we had watched the standard specials too. And so like when we knew that she had a movie coming out We watched it right away. It was awesome. I think okay. This is my I don't know if it's a hot take my semi-hot take is that she's Almost better as an actress than she is a stand-up and I really like her stand-up So like that's a pretty major compliment, but like I like her a lot in both I think she might have something else in the works She was in a couple episodes of big mouth if you've heard of that, but like She's really good in both. So I would also back up Ali Wong too. Yeah. No for sure. I mean, I think she's a good actress I think the writing and always be my baby. It's like some of the best writing I've seen in a comedy movie like maybe ever Keanu Reeves like Yeah, Mio is one of the like top five like the scene at dinner is like one of the top five like Scenes I've seen in a movie in a while Well, and then when he and then when they go back later and he actually watches them. Yeah And then writes a song about it. Anyways, we're giving away that spoilers man. Yeah. Oh, yeah, right. You're right You're right. Um Ali Wong is awesome. Highly endorse that one. I have watched most of John Mulaney's Stand-up specials more than one time He's good too, and he's also in big mouth if you are aware of that But I like John Mulaney a lot Michael Che had one from SNL. It's pretty good I like that one. I just like Michael Che like on SNL lots of watching him do a full Santa special is pretty enjoyable We saw Eliza Schlesinger at one of the casinos in upstate New York over the fall That was really good and that special is now on Netflix. You can watch that one That's their most recent one, but she has like five I think at this point and she has a new sketch show that came out this week And then one we watched the first weekend of social distancing was Taylor Tomlinson and she's like yeah Couple years younger than my fiance and I but like we're still close enough to that range We can like understand a lot of what she's saying So a lot of really good stand-up stuff out on Netflix But I actually have not seen the first two you talked about Neil Brennan and Ricky Gervais I might need to check those out too. Yeah, for sure. I mean Ricky Gervais That's the only one of his that's on Netflix. I believe okay, and then Neil Brennan Yeah, definitely Okay, no brands Neil Brennan is just I mean he's so good If you need another laugh if like you were into like Chappelle show and all that stuff check out his toasted Dave Chappelle for the Mark Twain award. Oh My god, it's so good. I yeah, it's just just church on YouTube Okay, if you if you like, you know if Chappelle show and any of that stuff like rings a bell with you Yeah, check out his tribute Today if we're talking Netflix, I should probably watch you if you watch this Tiger King thing That's been that everyone seems to be talking about. Yeah, I pulled I pulled up the preview Last night to see if it was something I could watch with my kids. I haven't seen any of them yet I would not watch it with your kids Like there aren't a lot of like I guess there are bad words, but like It's just more bad behavior. I guess that I wouldn't necessarily want cuz like People like online debate various things about this thing and like they're like, oh this person's the worst like no They're actually all the worst like they're all hideous human beings as long as you accept that it's enjoyable But if like I think the comp I would make is if you did not like breaking bad I think one of the biggest turnoffs of breaking bad was that there was no one you could root for in that show And I think that's a very fair criticism of it You're not gonna like Tiger King because like everyone is just terrible like they're all hideous human beings So it depends on what you're looking for I guess is the way that I'd phrase that Yeah, for sure. I mean, I'm definitely interested in checking it out amongst other things that I'm trying to do so So from my quarantine corner, I'm actually gonna stick with the same thing but my fiancee and I are huge fans of Extremely trashy reality TV like bottom of the barrel type stuff Our favorite one is called are you the one which is it's not trash. It's it's wonderful It's like if the bachelor were multiplied by 20 because it's You're trying to find the perfect match For 10 or 11 different people. So it's it's basically the the bachelor times 20, which is great but they've got one on Netflix now called love is blind and Yes, it's pretty interesting. Have you watched that? I Know but my wife has I was no actually I did. Well, I yeah, I've watched a little bit with her one time Yeah, it's like really like a premise. Yeah, so basically the way it works is they put a bunch of men and women in this Compound and they are allowed to talk to each other behind walls so they can't see each other they can only talk and They said they were talking for like eight hours one day to like these like basically like you speed date for an hour and talk people over the course of various days at the end you have to propose and It made me like so weirded out to be like You're proposing after eight days, and it's like it like was a weird weird concept from that perspective But like if you are like me someone who enjoys trashy reality TV where a lot of dumb stuff happens It fills that void is the way that I'd phrase it. So it's pretty interesting. I don't know how much have you seen of it? Well, I don't know I was I kind of like picked up on the premise and I was like this is like inhumane right kind of like cool and you unusual punishment in some ways of like Kind of pushing people into relationships, so I told my wife I was like look she she also likes bottom of the barrel Oh, yeah TV and I was like I've watched a lot of Kardashians with you, honey I'm I'm going to I'm gonna I'm gonna play the card not watch this with you I think that you need to ask her if she's watched already the one and if she has not Get her into that they have not been renewed. I don't think yeah, are you the one okay? If she hasn't gotten into it, I'd recommend it There are I think eight seasons of content to catch up on like we tried to catch up on love islands But like they're almost too many episodes like they have like 33 episodes per season and they're all good But it's so hard to get through all them so I would check with your wife See if she's watched already the one and she has not I would Nudge that up. Maybe we'll get fantasy around you know these Shows once they come back and stuff too because there's fantasy. I'm top chef Yeah, there's a lot of stuff you can do fantasy survivor. I've not watched survivor in probably 20 years But hey, you know right enjoy. Hey, it's a weird. We need stuff to bet on exactly Yeah, I was watching Jonathan Bale's do push-ups before we jump on this fall Did you did you bet? Did you get in on the action? No, I did not get in on the action I still think I would take he's he's more than halfway done with yeah number more than half his time left But still it's gonna hurt. I worked with Bale's like he was like kind of my boss when I did stuff for Roto Academy Rest in Peace and I know how like Motivated he is as an individual and I feel like even if he could not physically do the push-ups He would still do them. So I did not get on the action either Just because like by the time I saw it the juice on yes, you would make it was like minus 125 because like it had gotten bet Pretty hard. I I didn't want to go in at that point, but he's a yeah, he is a deranged individual I mean that in a very positive sense So hey if you're bored check out their periscope No, Bale's is awesome, man I mean a lot of the the fantasy Books that he's written are definitely worth checking out and then a lot of the things on his site are really awesome as well I remember kind of getting engaged with some of just looking at his bookshelf and yeah He's written a big article by 40 things. He's learned as an entrepreneur Definitely some great stuff over there. Yeah, absolutely, and I will not be following suit where there will be no push-ups out of me Any time soon that is all that we have for today here. Oh good. What you got? Oh, I just love the theater other right? Oh, yeah, they pick this time to do it They're making a huge thing about it, you know with twitch and like it's actually pretty interesting You know like I watched a little bit. It makes me think whether I want to have like You know some running challenge at the Michigan track just yeah, there'll be no one there There'll be no one there. You're free to go out now. So hey, you're good. I'm free to go exercise I would not even be breaking the shelter in place exactly Yeah, and I think the biggest surprise of that the Bales push-up challenge is that Adam Levitan is there and he is Like he has a solo podcast and he talks often about how big of a germaphobe he is So him leaving the apartment or house in a pandemic that shows you how big this is so High stakes for the Jonathan Bales push-up challenge. That is all that we have for today big final Thank you once again to Danny Kelly checking out on Twitter at Danny B Kelly and check out the ringer NFL draft guide as well Make sure you check out all the covering the spreads we've done here recently by searching for covering the spread wherever you get your Podcast and where people find you on Twitter and your work as well. Yeah, I'm at the power rank Check out myself at the power rank calm and then also the football analytics show. I went to not football for those last episode I had cliff sergeant on he runs YouTube channel called better than food where he helps you find great books And that's something that we could probably use right now with the with the lack of sports So it was fun talking to him I asked him in particular like What kind of books would you recommend for people who like football and data and he did a really good job with with a lot of Things and and put even more books on my list So football analytics show check out my recent show with cliff sergeant. All right an expanded quarantine corner over at the Football analytics show. Yeah, I'm at Jim Sonnis J. I. M. S. A. N. N. E. S. You can also follow the fan dual podcast network at fan dual podcast We had a league of legends daily fantasy podcast this week. 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Hey there Foundation staff, Sherm here, and welcome to Sherm's Declassified Skip Survival Guide. Today we are covering that wacky wizard of whimsy, Dr. Wondertainment. Remember one of the most important laws of the SCP Wiki? There is no canon. So we're going to approach this from every angle we can. The Good Doctor was born in SCP-445, super paper by author Cryogen Chaos. The titular super papers are sheets of paper that take on the properties of the object you shape them into. Fold one into a knife and it will cut like a knife and so forth. This immediately highlights a huge through-line theme in Dr. Wondertainment products across the Wiki. The attempt to make a product that would be anomalously fun for children, or sometimes adults or the Foundation itself, but also has the possibility for unintended or absolutely intended consequences. Dr. Wondertainment and their company have a one-sided relationship with the Foundation. We can't find them, but they certainly know where we are. The Foundation has received cease and desist letters for containing Wondertainment products, recall requests when certain items are broken and could be a danger to containment staff such as the tale Total Recall, and even gifts for the Foundation such as SCP-3301 The Foundation, an elaborate Jumanji-esque board game. Now for the million-dollar question. Who is Dr. Wondertainment? From the Dr. Wondertainment Hub, we have this cryptic summary. Dr. Wondertainment may be a company. It may be an individual. It may be an individual that runs a company. Most important, however, is that Dr. Wondertainment is magical and they make toys. Whether they be toys that aren't exactly safe or toys that are beyond anything a kid could ever imagine or want, the very basics of Wondertainment is that they make toys. Interpretations range from being warm-hearted and kind to either straight-up terrible or more than a little misguided. However, their intentions or grasp on the world is perceived. They are unarguably tied to children and child-like behaviors. The most popular headcanon on the wiki likens Dr. Wondertainment to either Willy Wonka or his similarly dressed but far more inappropriate counterpart, the Warden from Superjail, to quote cryogen chaos on the subject, Whenever it comes to how Wondertainment will react to something, I always envision the good doctor as a fairly psychotic but dangerously intelligent child in an extremely powerful man's body. Think the Warden of Superjail in the pilot episode. He's the kind of guy who would walk into 682's chamber, narrowly avoid getting bitten, and respond by whacking 682 on the nose with a rolled-up newspaper.  Only for him, though. There are, of course, a multitude of other possibilities in the wiki. For a simple example, you could look at Wei Zong's tale The Tinkerer, a fairy tale about an old man who makes magical toys who becomes Dr. Wondertainment. To go a little more grandiose on the subject, we could look at George's mythos. In their Adventures in Capitalism Tales series, we are introduced to Dr. Isabel Helga Anastasia Parvati Wondertainment V, PhD, MD, DD, OD, PsiD and EngD. She is the current head of the Dr. Wondertainment Company and daughter of Dr. Reginald Philbert Lionel Archibald Westinghouse Wondertainment III, MD, PhD, DDS, Esquire. Through a vision in Adventures in Capitalism IV, we are treated to previous incarnations of Dr. Wondertainment. That's right, folks. In this canon, Dr. Wondertainment-ness is passed on in a Time Lord or Avatar-esque fashion because Wondertainment is a force that emanates and manifests from humanity itself. The first Wondertainment was created when humanity gained sapience and created fire. From there, incarnations have included but are not limited to original ideas from George, such as a headscarf woman, a woman with a guitar, an old man, ideas from other incarnations on the wiki, such as a Wild West woman from a planned story of Vinces, Weizong's tinkerer and the ubiquitous Wonka Warden combo, pop culture characters who could easily be Wondertainment such as Saint Nicholas and Santa Claus, XPs of Mabel pines with waddles from Gravity Falls, Starfire and Silky from Teen Titans, and a gender-flipped Varric from The Legend of Korra. Oh, and Weird Algenkovich is also Wondertainment. Here's a few more Wondertainment facts that you can keep in your pocket. According to the tale of Fancy Dinosaur by Twisted Gears, Wondertainment is responsible for sending the meteor that killed the dinosaurs. The good doctor is also capable of, at least temporarily, containing the power of the Scarlet King, seen in the tale SCP-Red, also by Twisted Gears. Finally, Isabelle Wondermaker is one of these seven spear-wielding warriors who slays the Scarlet King in the tale When We Came Home by George. And that's everything. Thank you guys for tuning into another episode of Sherm's Declassified Skip Survival Guide. If you like what we're doing on the channel, don't forget to like, share, subscribe, hit the bell, and if you really like what's going on around here, hit up the Site-42 Patreon or the Site-42 merch store and support the channel that way. You can also join the Site-42 Discord server if you want to venture deeper into Site-42 itself. See you next time, Foundation staff. Site-42 is able to continue broadcasting and move up to live-action SCP film adaptations due to the support of viewers, subscribers, and especially our patrons. Special shout-out to our Site Director-level patron, Andre Beichert.


It's uh, does it seem real to you? Um New podcast is up and live on our youtube channel So don't forget to check it out if you want a little more Riley in your life. What I don't know That sounded weird That did sound weird The first episode is a little rocky as we're getting used to the podcast format But it's on Gary Young and the life of Gary Young So super interesting definitely check it out Fun stuff All right Cool Bye Hi guys, it's Madison back in the blue chair for another crazy video Welcome to my little corner on the internet where today we are covering Dan Bilzerian I keep wanting to say blizzardian for some reason anyone else And we're talking about how Dan Bilzerian might not be as successful as he makes himself seem Or might be living a lie But before we get into it if you enjoy deep dives and like to analyze scams And unethical business practices going on on the internet Don't forget to subscribe down below and give this video a thumbs up if you like this video And well, let's get into it No no matter who we are or how easy our life may seem We all need a little inspiration and motivation We all need someone or something that inspires us Scientists look to figures like Rosalind Franklin Right that's who everyone looks up to Though I personally think Sally Ride is pretty cool as well If you're a doctor you look up to prominent figures like Patricia Bath and Rosalind Payne Epps But there's one demographic that's often left without an inspirational figure A group that doesn't have very many inspiring figures Because this group isn't very inspirational in itself And that's college frat boys Poor college frat boys with no one to look up to With no one living the life that they all dream of If only there is a figure that could identify so seamlessly With the college frat boy mentality A figure that would have thousands and thousands of college frat boys Flock to their instagram page To witness the gospel of douchebaggery Well, not to worry folks No longer will the college frat boys be left out Without any sort of inspirational figure or person to draw motivation from No Because there is an instagram influencer An inspirational figure for solely college frat boys And his name is Dan Bilzerian Blizzy boy bachelor over here is known for his lust for life His extravagant possessions And self-made wealth through playing the art of poker You know that thing where you have to be really good at lying and bluffing in order to win Well, what if I told you that the world is really just one big poker tournament to blizzy boy And today we're about to flush out all the lies MBS that blizzy boy has been feeding the general public I don't know that much about poker But I just had to add poker puns throughout this video I apologize in advance To clarify in this video today We're gonna be analyzing Dan Bilzerian's life And how he actually might be a complete phony Now before we get into the most recent news that's come out about Dan Bilzerian and his company Ignite Let's talk a little bit about blizzy boy's past and how that's led up to what's happening right now Bilzerian was born on December 7th, 1980 in Tampa, Florida And was or is the son of Paul Bilzerian Who was a very wealthy and successful corporate raider on Wall Street And ended up setting up trust funds for both of his sons Yes, Dan Bilzerian is a trust fund baby What a true frat icon I apologize if you are a frat boy and are offended by my comments Though if you are part of the .0001% of frat boys Who don't idolize figures like Dan Bilzerian and Jordan Belfort Then obviously this video is not referring to you So considering blizzy boy's claim to fame was his supposed success with poker What's the deal with that? Let's unfold the story of Bilzerian's or Bilzerian's poker career Well, Bilzerian's main public success in poker was competing in the 2008 world series of poker Main event where he finished in the super impressive 180th place In November of 2013 Bilzerian posted an unconfirmed claim That he won 10.8 million in a single night of playing poker So you won 10.8 million in a night once You've lost 3.6 million on three different occasions How about the most you've ever won or lost? This thing was like 12.8 but it was over a period of three games And in 2014 he claimed to have won about 50 million in a single year But he also stated he doesn't play against professionals anymore And instead plays strictly private games AKA there's no way to confirm any of what he's saying Dan Bilzerian also discussed much of his poker playing on the Joe Rogan podcast Though once again most of what he said is kind of just his personal account of things And can't really be confirmed Kind of the craziness I would say started in 2012 probably I just simply remember because I won like 11 million bucks in a night And my buddy who I just gave him like $2,000 to made me a million off it Because he got second in the world series of poker So I had like a $12 million a week so I was like Fuck it, I'm gonna take this dude down to like Port of Arta with a bunch of chicks And we're gonna have fun Bilzerian, like many other public figures, was thrust further into the public eye Mainly through his controversies So let's talk about those In 2011, Blizzy Boy was sued by Toby McGuire Over debt of honor winnings in a no contract poker game I don't 100% know what that means But that's the tea on that In 2014, Bilzerian had a tantrum and sued the film loan survivor For not featuring him in the film enough In August of 2014, he was banned from a nightclub For kicking a model in the face Yes, yeah That happened Then in December of 2014, again, Bilzerian was sued by the adult actress Janice Griffith When he threw her off a roof into a pool for a photo shoot But she missed the pool and instead hit the concrete and broke her ankle I think the weirdest comment about that entire situation was from Hustler The magazine that they were shooting for Who said that her hitting her ankle was an act of God and not the fault of anyone else Weird thing for a magazine to say about someone getting injured on set But okay So overall, 2014 was just a terrible year for Bilzerian or something I really don't know what was up in 2014 with him But it also highlights what type of person he is So that's the background of Dan Bilzerian, but what is he up to now? You'll usually find Dan Bilzerian over on Instagram living his frat boy dreams Going on lavish vacations surrounded by beautiful women And promoting his company that he's the founder and CEO of, Ignite Ignite sells electronic cigarettes, CBD oils, water bottles, and vodka It seems like Bilzerian is living the ultimate bachelor life Ultra rich and ultra successful But what if Blizzy Boy isn't as successful as he's making himself seem What if he's bluffing? In 2019, it came out that Ignite reportedly lost over $50 million in that year Ignite lost most of this money due to marketing expenses and office rental expenses Now it's pretty normal for an emerging company or a brand new company To lose money in its first few years But to lose 50 million? 50 million as a brand new company Now that's a little overboard Then in the summer of 2020 aka just a few weeks ago if you're watching at the time that I post this A lawsuit was filed against Blizzy Boy claiming that the lifestyle that he was toting Was completely rented And that Bilzerian himself wasn't paying for any of it The expensive trips, his house, his luxurious lifestyle Was not being paid for by himself So who was paying for it you ask? Turns out Bilzerian's company Ignite was paying for everything Now if you're a business owner you know that there's certain expenses that you can Categorize as business expenses or classify as And if you're part of a large company sometimes those companies will give you corporate credit cards But imagine having your company pay for all of your expensive trips Luxurious lifestyle all of that Then imagine posting about your extravagant lifestyle Leading the public to think that you're some rich playboy But in reality it's all rented and it's all an illusion According to Curtis Heffernan Ignite's former president Blizzy Boy's Bel-Air home that costs about $2.4 million a year in rent Is billed to Ignite Heffernan claims that Bilzerian has an addiction to using company money Which is one of the reasons why Ignite lost 50 million last year So Curtis Heffernan ended up filing a lawsuit against Dan Bilzerian In this lawsuit Curtis Heffernan also claims that he was fired only after looking into Blizzy Boy's finances and finding out about some tricks that Dan Bilzerian was using To hide his personal expenses as business expenses Another former employee claims that what Dan Bilzerian would do If he was hosting an extravagant party or paying for trips with models Is he would basically just slap the Ignite logo on everything And then all of a sudden it was this marketing event That he could build to the company as like part of marketing Heffernan's lawsuit seeks damages for wrongful termination Definition and ignites violation of California whistleblower laws In Heffernan's lawsuit it's reported that $843,000 in company expenses Were personal in nature For example a $75,000 paintball field You know obviously a necessity for any serious business A $65,000 for guns and Star Wars set You know very important for reenacting or playing out important business moves and decisions As well as a $50,000 bed frame Custom bed frame I paid $500 for my bed frame and still thought that was way too much Bilzerian also charges his $200,000 per month rent For his Bel Air mansion to the company Ignite Because his home is supposedly used for marketing events Heffernan tried to get Bilzerian to get rid of the home Because it was too costly But allegedly Bilzerian's response was I'm going to be doing some summer pool parties and will utilize the house That's great Dan Because I'm sure that's what everyone employed in your company was so worried about All of the employees of your company were thinking We lost 50 million last year And are paying 2.4 million a year for our founder's Bel Air mansion But gosh I do hope he's utilizing it for some awesome summer pool parties Though of course Heffernan's lawsuit is only one side of the story And according to Bilzerian much of the allegations are false And the reason that Heffernan was fired wasn't for raising concerns over Blizzy Boy's spending But instead because he was using pharmaceuticals during a company meeting Wow Bilzerian you are really running a tight ship over there Losing 50 million, claiming your company president was using during a company meeting Personally I'm always so fascinated with stories like this one Just because so many people idolize this idea of becoming a rich and successful company CEO And look up to figures like Dan Bilzerian who they think have done that successfully But then in reality all these figures that they're looking up to are really just total phonies The worst part of all of this is that the company itself could be in some really serious trouble And it doesn't seem like Dan Bilzerian really cares at all Not only did the company ignite raise money through selling and issuing shares of its stock But it also raised money via debt Which means that there's a lot of people who are expecting a return on their investment And are probably very pissed at the company's losses More recently Dan and the company Ignite exited their 200,000 a month rental in Bill Air Supposedly they were a couple months behind on rent Which a couple months of $200,000 is a lot And supposedly an even bigger payment was about to be due So no more summer pool parties for blizzy boy Poor guy The entire situation of Dan Bilzerian's company being in trouble might be surprising for some But for those that know the true shady origins of Bilzerian's wealth It doesn't really come out of surprise If you remember in the beginning of this video I briefly mentioned Dan Bilzerian's father Paul Bilzerian who was a corporate raider on Wall Street and set up trust funds for his sons Trust funds for his sons Well let's dive a little bit deeper into that story When Dan Bilzerian was only 10 years old His father Paul was convicted of nine counts of stock and tax fraud and went to prison But Paul Bilzerian was extremely wealthy and extremely powerful And before he went to prison he did everything in his power to shield his wealth So that none of his money that was made illegitimately or illegally could be seized Paul Bilzerian was ordered to pay 62 million to the government That ended up only paying 3.4 million Keeping the rest for him and his family Fast forward to today Dan Bilzerian has a net worth of 150 to 199 million And though he admits he inherited some trust funds You know just a little bit of trust fund nothing too big a small loan of a million dollars Bilzerian insists that most of his fortune was made solely through playing poker How did you get all your money originally? Um so that's another common misconception And I didn't really uh I didn't really talk about it or or Saniting about it just because it helped me out so much in poker Um, but everybody just thought that I was you know rich trust fund idiot Um and my parents gave me all my money So that actually allowed me to get into a lot of these poker games So how did you make your money then?  I mean when has he ever lied about anything? The reality is the public has rarely ever watched Dan Bilzerian play poker According to upswing poker Bilzerian has only ever won one live recorded poker event And finishing in 180th place at the WSOP Doesn't really relate to having a 150 million dollar net worth All from being a master poker player But since Dan Bilzerian claims that he only plays private cash only Games with non-professionals It's nearly impossible to track his wealth And I have to wonder if that's done intentionally This is me 100 speculating If most of his net worth was made through trust funds Or illegitimate ways Or is basically a legal money that his father accumulated Wouldn't you want to conceal that? Or find a way to make it seem like your wealth was not made Through your dad doing illegal things But actually made through your own right Kind of from a legal standpoint So you can't get in trouble for using your father's money If that was the case The perfect way to conceal all that money Would be through claiming you won it Through private cash only poker games that can't be tracked Does that make sense? I don't know Just a theory I think about On top of all of this Former professional poker player Doug Polk Made an in-depth YouTube video Analyzing Bilzerian's poker skills Polk ended up determining that Bilzerian Doesn't behave like a poker player That's capable of winning on a regular basis What's up guys Doug Polk here And today we're going to be discussing How good is Dan Bilzerian actually at poker All in all while Dan did play very aggressive I wouldn't say that he played all that great In fact there was some serious button clicking going on in this match I think that maybe he could beat some high stakes Very soft live games But on the internet he's a fish in the water Jonathan Grotenstein Probably said that wrong Another professional poker player also agreed Stating that Dan is really just using poker As an image that he's trying to portray of himself Considering all of this evidence Most people believe that While Bilzerian has probably made some money playing poker The majority of his wealth was probably just inherited from his father At the end of the day Most of us will probably never know the full story of Bilzerian Or even his company Ignite Though I do think the lawsuit will be very interesting In the coming months And what information comes forward But I think that this entire tale really paints a broader picture And speaks to this false idea of the American dream We're made to believe that these rich and influential public figures Built their wealth on their own But in reality only a small fraction really did But on top of that when you really pull back the curtain On some of these insanely wealthy individuals Time and time again you'll find a plethora Of shady business dealings, scams and schemes And unethical business practices That have contributed to the majority of their wealth It makes you wonder If Blizzy Boy actually has it all figured out And really life is just one giant poker game