The Greg Cote Show (2021): Episode 8

The Greg Cote Show with Greg Cote

Miami Herald

News, Sports, Society & Culture

4.8 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 22 February 2021

⏱️ 47 minutes

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The Greg Cote Show podcast welcomes in ex-Miami Dolphin Greg Camarillo to talk about life after football and his strange place in club history. Also, a parody song making fun of Greg (Cote, not Camarillo). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is the Greg Cody Show with Greg Cody.
0:08.5	Pardon it.
0:09.9	Here's your host, Greg Cody.
0:13.6	Hey everybody, welcome to the Greg Cody Show with Greg Cody and Chris Cody podcast.
0:21.7	Welcome back.
0:22.7	Jack, today we have the menu of a Michelin 5-star restaurant.
0:28.5	We bring you nothing but quality.
0:30.2	We have a terrific interview with Greg Camoriel, the former Miami Dolphins wide receiver
0:35.0	who made a lot of news in the past week with things he tweeted out.
0:38.9	And that's a fun interview because we talked to him about that and about his very unique
0:43.2	distinct place in Miami Dolphins franchise history.
0:46.6	Can you explain to me why you always go to Jack?
0:49.1	Like why can't you do another name that rhymes with back?
0:51.8	What else rhymes with back?
0:52.8	Like you could do Zach.
0:55.1	You could say Mac.
0:56.9	Like, you know, like welcome back, Zach.
0:58.9	No, no, no, no.
0:59.9	Why is it always Jack?
1:00.9	Well because if I say welcome back, Zach, it sounds like I'm talking to a specific guy.
1:05.3	Like we have a guy named Zach.
1:06.9	Well, what's Jack?
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