PMS 2.0 079 - Was Jeopardy James' Loss My Fault? He Tells Us

The Pat McAfee Show

ESPN

Sports, Football

4.9 • 19.2K Ratings

🗓️ 6 June 2019

⏱️ 94 minutes

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Summary

On today's show, Pat prepares something to honor the Greatest Generation as we celebrate the 75th anniversary of D-Day and the men that helped us continue to live in freedom in the greatest country on the planet. Pat is also starting to get the NFL itch again as the guys discuss what the chances are that Gronk is going to come out of retirement to play for the Patriots next year, discuss the possibility of the NFL going to an 18 game season, while Pat has different ideas in order to keep the players and owners both happy, and he discusses which job he would prefer: Executive Director of the NFL Players Association or Commissioner of the NFL. Later, friend of the show, arguably the most dominant player in the history of game shows, certified genius, and America's sweetheart, Jeopardy! James Holzhauer, joins the show again. He and Pat discuss whether or not being on the show last week brought upon the McAfee curse and ended his run, what's next for James and what different opportunities have come up since his Jeopardy! run ended, his overall thoughts on the whole experience, and what some of his most fond memories of his run were (35:52-55:37). The guys also discuss Aaron Rodgers being chug shamed and dive back into a conversation about the chug as a method of bringing people together, what some of their favorite buffets are, and the guys discuss the NBA Finals and try to decide if Kawhi Leonard is going to stay in Toronto or test the waters of free agency elsewhere. It's a fun one, come and laugh with us, cheers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:30.0	Hello, it is June 6, 2019. It is D-Day.
0:37.0	75 years ago, a large group of heroic men hopped off boats and planes and landed in the waters off the coast of a beach in Normandy,
0:48.0	charging the beach all the while looking like sitting ducks in the water for the opposition to rain down bullets in an attempt to take their souls and continue to heist freedom from the rest of the world.
1:01.0	These men knew their fatality was very much an option when they boarded the boats and planes.
1:07.0	They very much knew that the family they had left back at home might never see them again.
1:12.0	They knew the world we currently know was nowhere near an option if they didn't grab their guns and go and do something about it.
1:20.0	These men swam directly in the face of evil and went on to save their world in the process.
1:26.0	D-Day is a special day because it represents the peak in humanity, choosing to potentially sacrifice it all while battling the absolute worst in humanity.
1:37.0	Take a moment today to think about what the beaches of Normandy truly represent.
1:41.0	Just 75 years ago, they were a legit sandy line that was drawn between good and evil and good.
1:50.0	Fucking one. God damn right.
1:54.0	Huge thanks to the bad asses who have served, are serving and will serve in the military in the future.
2:01.0	You're the absolute greatest. I don't think happy D-Day is something that should be said, but D-Day is something we should remember as the greatest group of humans.
2:10.0	Willing to sacrifice it all and go ahead and save the world. It's a pretty cool thing, man.
2:16.0	Very lucky that we are on the right side of that. You're not the wrong side of that.
2:20.0	Hindsight is always 50-50. Cam Newton said that.
2:24.0	And to be honest, those beaches in Normandy were a moment in time that should never be forgotten.
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