Will Goodell or Snyder show up to court? Soto trades and more! Depp v. Heard comes to end (Episode 608)

Nothing Personal with David Samson

David Samson

Baseball, Sports, Business

4.5 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 2 June 2022

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

Today’s word of the day is ‘request’ as in please show up as in are you going to come as in Roger Goodell and Dan Snyder were asked to come answer questions by the House Oversight Committee and guess what? Request denied! There is no chance they are coming without a subpoena. null! Will Juan Soto be traded? If you follow nothingpersonal.npds on TikTok you would have known the answer last week! It’s not happening. And now the Nationals GM is on the record saying it won’t. So You Wanna Talk To Samson!? Sometimes we let Coca’s friends ask questions. Today his friend Pasquale sent in a good one. He wants to know when team’s start looking for trades in MLB. He got an email from his team saying it’s half-way to the trade deadline and that got him thinking. Is it too early? Review: Our Father. We need to have another discussion about guns. Sorry. But it needs to happen. Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s defamation trial is over. What happened? NPPOD. Dustin Johnson is getting big money from LIV Golf. Will he ever play a PGA Tour event again? (00:00:16) - Word of the Day (00:12:10) - Juan Soto (00:19:40) - So you want to talk to Samson (00:30:15) - Our Father review (00:36:00) - Depp/Heard Trial (00:42:05) - Pick of the day To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Here you go. Here you go.
0:05.0	Request. Nothing personal. Word of the day. It is Thursday, June 2, 2022. And the word
0:19.6	of the day is request. As in what the House Oversight Committee has sent to Roger Godel
0:26.6	and Danny Boyce Snyder, thanks for the lead again, the Washington Command Schens. Love
0:31.9	you guys. They want to hear from you, Roger and Danny. They want you to testify. They
0:39.5	want you to talk. I want to talk about request. Request a funny word, isn't it? You get an
0:45.7	invite to a wedding. We request the presence, your presence. We'd like to request your presence
0:53.2	and then you get the invitation. You open it and you go through the normal decision making
0:56.7	process. Well, they're requesting it. What's my relationship? Is it a cousin? If I'm in
1:02.1	the neighborhood and I'm free that weekend, I will honor that request. But other than that,
1:07.7	I'm going to send a gift or you get a request. Hey, do you mind the boss is requesting
1:14.8	you in his office? Well, requesting do I have to go now? He demands you to come into my office.
1:22.1	All right, I'm on my way. Right? So your response depends on the action.
1:29.1	Request. There's demand. There's inquire. Respectfully submit my inquiry.
1:37.2	Request is such a wimpy word, isn't it? Hey, we like to request that you come to Washington. Do
1:43.3	you know what the NFL does when they get requests? I'd like to request a throw out of first pitch.
1:49.1	We got that a lot in baseball. Well, that's very nice of you. We're thankful for the request.
1:54.0	Or you have a sponsor who says, according to our contract, we have three first pitches and we demand
2:02.1	April 22nd because we've got clients coming into town and they really want to see the Rockies.
2:08.9	So the first thing you do when you get something from the government, I got something from the
2:13.1	government many times. I got something from the SEC. We demand you to appear. So I got a lawyer
2:19.8	and I appeared and of course everything was fine because it turns out it wasn't a request.
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