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Chapter 1: What is the story behind the iconic tequila brand Cuervo?
Now's a good time to remember where tequila's story truly began. In 1795, Cuervo invented tequila. Cuervo. What are you doing here?
Cuervo. Anytime someone says Cuervo, I show up.
Cuervo.
Cuervo.
This is the Dan Levitar Show with the Stugatz Podcast.
Aslo is totally fitting in around here in that I asked him to have prepared for this segment the second of the shirts from his closet, and he has forgotten. He doesn't have the shirt on him.
I absolutely do.
Oh, you do? Okay. It's well hidden from me. Now I'm not fitting in because I'm doing my job. Okay. You have it somewhere on you. I just see two shirts discarded behind you. Now he's pointing to his crotch. My bad. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
Do you think he lost it between when he got here and now?
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Chapter 2: Why is there distrust around modern payment methods like Apple Pay?
Like, there's so many things. Like, you're worried about too many things.
What do you mean? How so?
That's what I mean. I just said what I mean.
I'm not. What do you mean? That's what I mean. What am I too worried about? What should I be worried about?
There's all these things going on with you. You don't want to do this. You don't want to do this.
You're too involved. Nah, dog. I'm telling you. This is what happens. People come after me. They come after me. And, like, I need to know. I can't trust no one. There's one person I can trust. It's me. So if someone's saying, especially a stranger, trust me on this, no thank you. I've been burned too many times. I know not to trust anyone around here. You can only trust me.
And even me, I'm a slippery one.
Dog. You did hit him with a dog because you're not used to somebody coming at you as aggressively as Zaz did.
No, because he says dog, so I was trying to get him on my side. I like the tension you two have over the last couple of days. We don't have tension. I feel like we're close. Are we not close?
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Chapter 3: What are the risks and scams associated with parking and trusting strangers?
Do you think of what the Knicks could have? They gave up five unprotected for Mikel Briggs. What could they have gotten for that?
But, I mean, when you give that much up for him, you announce on the spot, we think of you that way.
Dan, this is the point that I made at the time, because everyone was like, well, it's the power of friendship. Oh, they're going to hold the buddies. Who would do that? The reality is this thing, this ecosystem, this trade marketplace, it has meaning and it has value.
And so when you send, even if he's this hidden gem that no one is picking up on, no one else would ever give up five first round picks. But let's just assume the Knicks had the foresight. They're like, no, actually, he might be the best player in the league and you guys just don't know it yet. His market value was not that. You don't overpay on that because A, What if you're wrong?
But B, it reduces your ability to do other things. The reason why the Knicks can't improve their roster anymore now is because they don't have picks. You don't think with the Sionis issue right now, they would have loved to have some of those first round picks back?
Well, the thing about Leon Rose and the Knicks architecture that I find fascinating right now as they reach, I believe, a real pressure point. I mean, they built something. that now has expectations when they haven't closed out a home playoff game for their customers this century.
And when you give that fan base two years allowed, it comes with expectations that if it loses in the first round to the Detroit Pistons, the level of anger that I'm already hearing from the New York fan toward Thibodeau, toward everybody who's not Brunson, everybody who's not Brunson at heart is getting crushed because the expectations on this team are higher than they've been in a century.
The first guy on the chopping block is the butcher, unfortunately. He's the one, if it goes down, the first person who's getting blamed, and by blamed I mean losing the job.
It's already happening, though. I'm hearing and watching. I'm soaking in these Knicks broadcasts as they're happening, and they're just yelling at Thibodeau with an anger that suggests they don't think he can do this job. And I'm like, I kind of trust that coach.
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