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The Big Suey: You Live On a Hill

The Big Suey: You Live On a Hill

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The podcast begins with a somber note, discussing the passing of former NHL player Johnny Goodrow and his brother in a tragic accident involving a drunk driver. The hosts then shift to a lighter topic, discussing Rich Hill's return to the Boston Red Sox for the fourth time and the reasons behind teams bringing back players multiple times. The conversation then transitions to celebrating Cameron Diaz's 52nd birthday, leading to a discussion about her top five movies. The hosts debate whether Cameron Diaz had the necessary gravitas to portray an owner in the movie "Any Given Sunday" and share their own personal top five lists. The episode also includes advertisements for Sleep Number and DraftKings Sportsbook, as well as a segment where Don Levittard shares his philosophy on firing employees. The hosts discuss Brandon Ayuk's contract negotiation with the San Francisco 49ers and announce the nominees for the "Tsui" award for Best Story, which includes stories about a fan recognizing Amino Hessen, Pablo Torrey missing Messi's first goal due to chicken fingers, Billy Guild's TSA story, Ron McGill's gorilla sting, David Samson clogging a stranger's toilet during a marathon, Roy Bellamy hitting Billy Gill's car, Taylor Vibblis totaling his car, Charlotte Wilder and Jessica Smetana's shared first word, Brad Penny's batboy milk story, Greg Cody's driving struggles in Ireland, Jessica Smetana's dad almost dying in a plane crash, Diana Rucini's son's odd request, and Chris Mad Dog Russo taking too many gummies. The hosts continue to discuss the nominees for Best Story, highlighting the absurdity of Taylor Vibblis' story about his car rolling off a cliff and Mike Witt's disbelief that anyone would live on a cliff. They also discuss the risk involved in Billy Guild's TSA story and the comedic timing of the "Nobody lives on a cliff. You live on a hill" dismissal. The episode concludes with discussions about Mike McDaniel's contract extension with the Miami Dolphins, Steph Curry's one-year deal with the Golden State Warriors, and Taylor Vibblis' attempt to prove his claim of living on a cliff.

Outlines

00:00:00
Remembering Johnny Goodrow and Rich Hill's Return

The podcast begins with a somber note, discussing the passing of former NHL player Johnny Goodrow and his brother in a tragic accident involving a drunk driver. The hosts then shift to a lighter topic, discussing Rich Hill's return to the Boston Red Sox for the fourth time and the reasons behind teams bringing back players multiple times.

00:04:25
Cameron Diaz's Birthday and Top Five Movies

The hosts briefly discuss the University of Central Florida's football stadium and then transition to celebrating Cameron Diaz's 52nd birthday. They express surprise at her age and decide to create a top five list of her best movies in her honor. The hosts rank their top five Cameron Diaz movies, with David Samson leading the discussion. The list includes "Shrek," "Vanilla Sky," "There's Something About Mary," "The Holiday," and "What Happens in Vegas." They share their personal opinions and anecdotes about each film.

00:11:55
Debating Cameron Diaz's Gravitas and Alternative Top Five Lists

The hosts debate whether Cameron Diaz had the necessary gravitas to portray an owner in the movie "Any Given Sunday." They compare her performance to Amy Adams' portrayal of an owner in another film, highlighting the difference in commanding presence. Sean, a guest on the show, presents his own top five Cameron Diaz movies, which includes "Bad Teacher," "Being John Malkovich," and "Gangs of New York." He also includes "Shrek" and "Shrek 2" on his list, arguing that "Shrek 2" is a better movie.

00:14:35
Don Levittard's Firing Philosophy and Brandon Ayuk's Contract Negotiation

Don Levittard shares his philosophy on firing employees, emphasizing that he takes pleasure in firing those who deserve it and uses it as a learning experience for them. The hosts discuss Brandon Ayuk's contract negotiation with the San Francisco 49ers, speculating that he may have held out for a better offer but ultimately signed for the same amount initially offered. They discuss the common dislike for training camp among players.

00:21:10
The Tsui Award for Best Story

The hosts announce the nominees for the "Tsui" award for Best Story, which includes stories about a fan recognizing Amino Hessen, Pablo Torrey missing Messi's first goal due to chicken fingers, Billy Guild's TSA story, Ron McGill's gorilla sting, David Samson clogging a stranger's toilet during a marathon, Roy Bellamy hitting Billy Gill's car, Taylor Vibblis totaling his car, Charlotte Wilder and Jessica Smetana's shared first word, Brad Penny's batboy milk story, Greg Cody's driving struggles in Ireland, Jessica Smetana's dad almost dying in a plane crash, Diana Rucini's son's odd request, and Chris Mad Dog Russo taking too many gummies.

00:35:43
Discussion of Best Story Nominees and Taylor Vibblis' Cliff Controversy

The hosts continue to discuss the nominees for Best Story, highlighting the absurdity of Taylor Vibblis' story about his car rolling off a cliff and Mike Witt's disbelief that anyone would live on a cliff. They also discuss the risk involved in Billy Guild's TSA story and the comedic timing of the "Nobody lives on a cliff. You live on a hill" dismissal. Taylor Vibblis sends a picture to the hosts to prove his claim of living on a cliff, but the hosts determine that it is actually a hill. They continue to debate the definition of a cliff and hill, with the hosts ultimately concluding that it is a hill.

00:41:03
Mike McDaniel's Contract Extension and Steph Curry's One-Year Deal

The hosts discuss Mike McDaniel's contract extension with the Miami Dolphins and Steph Curry's one-year deal with the Golden State Warriors. They also briefly discuss Steph Curry's new show on Peacock.

Keywords

Drunk Driver


A person who operates a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, posing a significant risk to themselves and others on the road.

Clubhouse Presence


A player's impact and influence within the team's locker room and overall team culture, often characterized by leadership, camaraderie, and positive attitude.

Gravitas


A quality of seriousness, importance, and authority that commands respect and attention.

Training Camp


A period of intensive practice and preparation for athletes before the start of a sports season, often characterized by rigorous physical training and drills.

Gorilla Sting


A law enforcement operation involving the use of a person dressed as a gorilla to apprehend a suspect attempting to purchase an illegal animal.

TSA Pre-Check


A program offered by the Transportation Security Administration that allows pre-approved travelers to go through expedited security screening at airports.

Cliff Like Setting


A location that resembles a cliff, often characterized by a steep incline or drop-off, but may not meet the strict definition of a cliff.

Q&A

  • What are some of the reasons why teams bring back players multiple times?

    Teams often bring back players multiple times because of their familiarity with the team's culture, their clubhouse presence, and their ability to fill specific roles.

  • What is the "Tsui" award for Best Story?

    The "Tsui" award for Best Story is a humorous award given by the hosts of the podcast to the most bizarre or entertaining story shared during the show.

  • What is the main point of contention in the discussion about Taylor Vibblis' car rolling off a cliff?

    The main point of contention is whether Taylor Vibblis actually lives on a cliff or a hill, with the hosts ultimately concluding that it is a hill.

  • What is the significance of the phrase "Nobody lives on a cliff. You live on a hill"?

    The phrase "Nobody lives on a cliff. You live on a hill" is a humorous dismissal of Taylor Vibblis' claim of living on a cliff, highlighting the absurdity of the situation and the hosts' disbelief.

Show Notes

Adnan Virk and David Samson are here to celebrate Cameron Diaz's 52nd birthday with their Top 5 Cameron Diaz Movies, and the two lists could not differ more. Then, there's a little bit of Stugotz in Brandon Aiyuk, Chris calls Greg to learn the origins of a phrase he uses when choosing where to eat dinner, and we listen to this year's Suey Nominees for Best Story. Plus, Mike Fuentes was a secret standout performance during Taylor's story, Steph Curry has a new show on Peacock, and Mike McDaniel has been extended by the Miami Dolphins.

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The Big Suey: You Live On a Hill

The Big Suey: You Live On a Hill

Dan Le Batard, Stugotz