Sports Adjacent, Episode 116: Are You a Real One?

House of L podcast

Laurence W. Holmes

Sports, History

4.9 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 26 May 2023

⏱️ 78 minutes

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The guys begin the show by debating the legitimacy of Urban Dictionary. Then they welcome NFL Network's Cameron Wolfe for the debut of "Are You a Real One?" Cam tells one story supporting his case as a Real One, but another in which he gets suckered. What will the guys decide? Plus, Tony is having a girl, it's a big week for comebacks in sports, a doctor is fired for making a janitor help him with surgery and much more.

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0:00.0	We're doing everything I dreamed of as an adjacent.
0:20.9	I spent some time on Urban Dictionary this week because I kind of forgot it existed and
0:27.1	then went back to it. And it's useless. Like it is not what it actually claims to be. And
0:34.7	every entry you type in, there's like 50 definitions for whatever that is. But like here's
0:42.0	an example of one, Herkle Durkle. What would you guess that means? I have no clue.
0:48.0	Okay, you're rolling your eyes like you think it's something horrible. It very well could
0:52.8	be on Urban Dictionary. It's not. And this is why I'm not sure how this qualifies as Urban Dictionary.
0:58.4	Um, the urban part doesn't seem to fit here to me. A 200 year old Scottish term meaning to
1:05.6	lounge in bed long after it's time to get up. Example, I've got lots to do today. But as it's
1:12.8	raining, I'm going to Herkle Durkle instead. I don't see what a 200 year old, how 200 year old
1:19.6	Scottish term can be of the city, which is what urban means. Oh, it's, you're reading too
1:27.6	much too deep into a dog. I don't think anyone is walking around saying that saying a 200 year old
1:33.8	Scottish phrase. And like, Hey, Russ, did you get up and exercise this or maybe like, no, I
1:37.5	Herkle Durkle told two in the afternoon, but see, but see, you're, you're, you're getting too
1:41.6	logical here, Jason, by the term Urban Dictionary. Like you got to stop in a little, I'm thinking
1:46.5	you got to stop. Yes. Oh, no, I liked is lost in the sauce, which means according to Urban
1:56.4	Dictionary, when you've got something going for you so good as in money, women, fame, power,
2:02.8	respect that you become out of touch with reality and start acting reckless, taking unnecessary
2:10.6	risks and get caught slipping. Example one, dude making so much money trapping that he starts to
2:17.1	slip up and not take proper precautions. Movie examples is number two, Scarface, paid in full,
2:25.7	juice, yeah, Wolf of Wall Street, casino, and good fellows. Example three, Dennis Schroeder turning
2:32.9	down $80 million Schroeder Lakers. Yes, all of those suffice. They got me on the Dennis Schroeder
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