Ep 47 | Hunt Trouble, Bender Golf and Stanley Cup Hockey

Episode Chapters:

00:00 Secluded Living and Personal Preferences

06:20 The Potential Ban on Dog Hunting in Colorado

11:53 The Role of Voters in Wildlife Management Decisions

17:57 The Power of Animals and the Harsh Realities of the Animal Kingdom

21:06 The Vulnerability of Humans in an Apocalypse Scenario

26:28 The Ashley Madison Hack and its Consequences

28:20 Reflections on the Bender Banter Scramble Tournament

33:20 Predictions for the US Open

36:25 Golf Picks and Underdogs

37:31 Xander Schauffele and Playing Golf with Michael Jordan

38:33 Augusta Opening T-Times to the Public

39:35 Discussion about Michael Jordan's Golfing Skills

41:23 Designing and Building Golf Courses

43:38 New NHL Documentary and Behind-the-Scenes Look

46:10 Body Shaming and Nicknames in Sports

47:04 NHL Playoffs and Controversy Surrounding a Hit

48:23 Can You Be a GOAT Without Winning a Championship?

52:23 Sidney Crosby: The Greatest of All Time?

53:07 Conclusion and Farewell

Summary

The conversation covers various topics including personal preferences for living in secluded areas, the potential ban on dog hunting in Colorado, and the dangers of getting too close to wildlife. The hosts discuss the impact of such bans on revenue and hunting opportunities, as well as the role of voters in making decisions about wildlife management. They also touch on the recent incident of an 83-year-old woman being gored by a bison in Yellowstone National Park. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss various topics including the power of animals like buffalos and orangutans, the harsh realities of life in the animal kingdom, the vulnerability of humans in an apocalypse scenario, the Ashley Madison hack and its consequences, and their experience at the Bender Banter Scramble Tournament. They also touch on the US Open and make predictions about the top performers. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics including golf, hockey, and the criteria for being considered a GOAT (Greatest of All Time) in sports. They also touch on the NHL playoffs and the controversy surrounding a hit in one of the games. The hosts debate whether winning a championship is a necessary requirement to be considered a Hall of Famer or a GOAT. They also discuss the upcoming documentary about the NHL and the behind-the-scenes look it will provide. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the importance of winning championships in determining a player's legacy.