The Hardline- Corby found a skull in his yard

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1:03And you know, when dogs start to smell something and if it's something putrid, they like lift their heads up and their noses to the air. I mean, to the sky, to the air, the noses to the sky. And they're just like, what, what do I smell? What is that? What is that? And they were just going crazy at the fence. And uh, turns out we went to the front yard. So, so this is your actual side yard right here. Yeah, that's it. We are seeing like the ferns, yeah. And the nice little stonework there. No, that's the front. You're looking where the dogs are. Yeah, that's the side yard. That's in the fence. But if you were to, if you were to leave your wallet somewhere, would it where would it be more by the dogs? Okay. Yeah, back there. So inside the fence. Yes, okay. Yeah, we're inside the fence at the very least. I'm going to leave something in the yard. It's going to be fenced in. Okay. It's not going to be by this. Wow. Yeah. And that is not a rock. No, and so it was a skull like a fresh skull.

2:08That's why the dogs were freaking out because it was a fresh kill that a coyote or I'm assuming it was a coyote. Completely skinned. Whatever animal this is, rip the head off and then clean the skull to about 80% perfection. Oh, still a little bit of meat left on the bone. But dude, the teeth... They didn't scoop the brain out. No, the teeth on that thing. Yeah. What the hell is that? Well, I've never seen those insizers or whatever you call those really sharp front teeth. Those are hardcore. The canines? Yeah. That's a good bite he's got there. So yeah. And as I see you didn't hear the video or the audio, but I'm like, we're worried there's a predator in our neighborhood, but not the actual animal predator. We're worried like the real movie predator, because you know, they clean the skulls. Collect them as trophies. So not like Stephen Stamco's or anything? No. Not one of those.

3:09Nashville predator. So anyway, that's what we dealt with this weekend. That was my weekend story. Funny. That's incredible. Finding a skull in the yard. So did you leave it there? No, I picked it up with the skull. To show the other animals. What's up? Bad ass with that bee. Hey, you want a piece of this? Our first skull. It's just on a stick in the yard. On the walk to the front door. Yeah. And you tell your friends this is what happens if you wander into this yard. Oh, man. All right, let's help line it. 214. 520. Health. The hardline. Helpline. Brought you by the good feed store. A milestone electric AC plumbing in more. Thank you, Connor. How long you with this, Connor? I'm here through Thursday. It's not wow. That's great. It's a good Friday after, huh? As ham we learned yesterday is on tour with Papa Roach for like six weeks. So have fun with that. We get landed though. Did you see the response that somebody

4:09identified it as a raccoon skull? No, really? I mean, it looks like it could be. We have, I mean, obviously, if you live in the city, and there's a creek that runs right there by the by the yard. And so a lot of critters in and out of there. We thought maybe possum, but I don't know what possum teeth look like. Somebody also said that they thought it was a dog. Like that's that's distinctive dog teeth. I don't know. The bottom teeth don't look like dog teeth. Raccoon has that bite though? Yeah, look at, look at the raccoon skull. Oh, wow. Yeah. Yeah, it's possible. What you clean that, what you clean that skull? Yeah, just boil it up on the stovetop for a couple hours, make some broth. It was an unfortunate evening for the raccoon though. If that's what it was, he got ripped to shreds. Yeah, not a good way to go, especially like trash panda. Yes. Uh, okay. So we just had a series, which we'll get to here in a second, concerning, uh,

5:13the Rangers and Phillies and specifically a Dolly Scarcea. Yeah, how'd you like that, Philly? And okay. So when you watch, we've had this conversation before, but I don't remember the answer. Yeah. When you watch, uh, another Philly sports team, do you associate all those people as Eagles as well? Yes. Okay, I, I don't like, I forgot. Like I'm watching the series and I just, yeah, it's a cool place to be. And what a good crowd. And I just separate Eagles fans, the Phillies and Sixers and Flyers for some reason. I know that the diagram overlaps a ton with Eagles fans. But I just, it's just the colors, I guess, are not the same. So I don't associate well, and I would say, uh, when I was at Liberty, I stayed in a dorm room with three other dudes as a freshman. Think about that. Think about four dudes in a room for his freshman, two bunk beds.

6:13And two of them were the hardest of hardcore Philadelphia all sports fans. And you know, at the time, it's like 90. That's the one that had the Confederate flag. No, that was not. That was sophomore year. But these guys, these guys loved their Phillies. And they love their Flyers. They didn't care that much about the Sixers. But they could not stop talking about the Eagles. And you know, at the time, the Eagles were like the one NFC East team that didn't win a Super Bowl when I was at Liberty. I got there, the Giants won, then the Redskins won, then the Cowboys won, then the Cowboys won again. Basically, if you're on the five-year plan. But yeah, all four years, I'm at Liberty. It's NFC East world champions and then the Eagles. And so they're all the same people. And it's a very loyal city where you. I don't, boy, that'd be interesting to see which city is the most loyal, where if you are from the city, you love all four of these teams.

7:18How do you think we do? I don't not, not that well. I think the more transplant you are, the less likely you are to go four for four. Yeah, I think East Coast has us on that for sure. Okay. Boston and Philly. So this guy asks when he's looking at a Dolly's Garcia, how should he feel? Gentlemen, okay, the helpline. So I do need help. How am I supposed to feel about the Dolly's Garcia? After swinging at pitches that are so far out of the strike zone after dropping that fly ball, my Ranger self wants to be happy. But I know he didn't leave on his own accord. How am I supposed to feel? Do I feel sorry for him? Am I glad for the Rangers that they made him look bad? I don't know. Just help me out, please. Yeah, I think that there are certain athletes that move. Like I heard Mino talking about this today that he felt bad when a Dolly's lost that ball. He's like, oh, God.

8:19And I think that's okay. The day before a Dolly's made a catch that was, you know, if there are different rankings of catches, if you go to some of these like baseball savants and so forth. And it was the most difficult catch made by a Philly's right fielder like in three years. And a Dolly's made it on the second. And Dolly's will make a lot of plays for the mountain right field that they haven't seen in a long time, including the freaking hose he has, fire and dudes out at every base. But when the fit happened, I had great concerns on how his failures would go over in the Northeast markets where they can't wait to boo their own players. Right. Like Bulba shut this weekend with the Mets was awful. In his first weekend with the Mets. And I think he signed a, I don't know, a huge contract up there. And he's already like trying to joke his way through. Oh, I got that out of the way real fast.

9:20The Mets fans turned on me like in my second game as a Met of a seven year deal. Yeah. And I think some guys can handle it. And some guys are miserable up there. And I'm a little concerned about a Dolly's at this point of his career. It's okay. But as a Ranger fan or as a guy that, you know, you saw this. And I know he's one of your favorites of all time. You love a Dolly's. Maybe my favorite Ranger. I think it's perfectly okay to not only feel bad when he's stumbling around out there. But also actively root for him. Like you look at the box scores and you're like, I hope he does well. I do too. There's certain athletes that it's okay. They go somewhere else. It didn't work out here. There was no way they were going to keep him around for whatever money that he wanted. It was time to move on. And that's okay. Like the guy did nothing wrong here. Ever. It was the biggest like just luck. Signing trade. I mean, we traded him for a bag of beans. He signed in Philly one year, $10 million. Right. Like the Cardinals deal was we got him for cash considerations.

10:23Yeah, yeah, that's just take him off our hands. We just don't know what to do with it. Uh, in the event I watch any other Philly's games this season. I will be rooting for a Dolly's. And I really hope he plays well enough to earn another contract. But I have concerns. He definitely looked like he did not enjoy the cold weather. That's right. He's always been ski mask Dolly's. But now it's got a couple of months that are hairy. Yeah, I don't know, man. I hope it works out. I really do. But there are some better places he could have gone for his own personal edification. But if you can make it there, you can probably make it anywhere. Hi, I'm Joe Salcia. I hosted the Stacking Benjamin's podcast. You know what? A lot of us get taxes wrong. Filing your taxes is basically data entry. There's been this trend of people going, oh, it's so cool to follow my taxes in August. It's so awesome. Don't worry, I have an extension. It'll be fine. I like totally do it later. Stop. Do your frigging taxes now. That was a really good fashion voice. Did you like it?

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