Beantown Podcast - Quinn Goes Skydiving (9152019 Beantown Podcast)

Episode Date: September 16, 2019

Quinn comes to you LIVE to talk about skydiving, puking, and puking after watching the Vikings game

Hey what's going on it's Quinn David Fernis welcome to my show Quinn David Fernis presents the bean town podcast for Sunday September 15th 2019 what's going on? How are you my name is Quinn? This is my show this is my voice creator producer host and showrunner I like that one showrunner that's H-O-W-R-U-D-L-N-E-R of this show, Quinnipa, for instance, for Net Speed Time podcast. We are your number one source for Internet Misinformation. We are one of the better podcasts on Chicago's North Side. Well, what's happening?

How are you? Very frustrating day in the football arena again today is week two of the NFL season both NFL wise and fantasy wise it's been about as close to an unmitigated disaster as you can have it be just right off the bat Vikings lose and the other three NFC North teams win. I mean, that's literally as bad as it goes. Let's dig into it. It...quins upset. And I'm not going to spend much time talking about football. It wasn't even the point of this podcast. It's just, I've had a busy weekend and right now in between the Bears game and the night game

is when I have a chance to sit down and do the podcast and So all that stuff is fresh on my mind We're talking about skydiving for most of today's episode which is obviously way more exciting right guys so Let's let's do our listener discretion is advised tag and then jump into a little bit of football Just I think it's gonna be therapeutic for me and for all you bears and packers fans out there and Quinn's fancy football team haters, you can maybe it'll be therapeutic for you too because you'll be listening to it and say, wow, it's about damn time someone shut Quinn up.

Listen to your discretion as advised or listen to B-top podcast number one. Podcast will occasionally use some football inspired language and I'm thinking Mike Zimmer today because boy oh boy I I'm sure he didn't say anything to Kurt Cousins but I have a fairly good idea of what he would have liked to say probably because to Stefansky too with the first and goal you're running it it's the it's honestly I haven't it. It's the, it's honestly, I haven't seen this comparison made yet today, but it's somewhat similar to the Seahawks

and the Super Bowl running it from first and goal from the one, and they pass it, and it's picked off. When you have March on Lynch and you've just been running it down their throats recently, that was the Vikings. They were just marching down the field, kicking the Packers ass, running the ball and all of a sudden, bad decision number one, you say, okay, we're going to pass it, but bad decision number two, well, one and a half that they've tried that fn bootleg, bootleg, excuse me, play again. That hasn't worked. And usually it's a money play for the bikes, but the packers were all over it. So, Phil's once okay, try it again,

Phil's twice. Well, maybe let's not do it again. He fills the third time, you say, what that owl is going on. And then they try the fourth time, you're like, I don't really know what Stefansky is looking at. I don't know what game, maybe they turned on the dolphins game for him or something. But that's strike one and a half strike two is why the hell... Kurt Cousins, man. If his first read's not there, he panics big time. He has no progression. He's not able to move.

This is really the brunt of it right here. And I just have had this sudden realization. Kirk Hussens is not able to both progress through his reads and move his feet at the same time. So if Kirk Hussens has a completely clean pocket, there's no collapsing of the pocket of any kind. And this is even before anyone's getting close to him, but maybe just you know the pocket's tightening a little bit.

If that happens, he's not able to progress through his reads. All he does is lock onto one guy and hopes he gets open. I mean, you look at the Vikings, two biggest plays today. One was that Phantom one to BB where he got, he was being hit by behind the ball, kind of just came out. The one to BB, the other one was the bomb to digs that frankly split second in either direction.

That's an interception by the Packers guy. If cousins, if cousins wasn't even heard that much, you got heard of Deesamon on the first half with the second half, He had lots of time and the worst part about that interception in the end zone at the end of the fourth quarter there was he wasn't under pressure. He was rolling out, doing just fine. The first three Thielin was covered. Definitely not a good idea to throw that ball, force it in there on the first and goal,

but not the worst option. So instead, cousins decides, well, let's go to the back of the end zone, where whoever was there, I remember who the intended target was, but double coverage. And when cousin threw it, I was like, all right, perfect. He's just throwing out the back of the end zone, second and goal from the eight, whatever,

we're in good shape. Nope. Keeps it in balance. Like why? Why would you ever want that? It's awful football. It's just awful football. Number two, podcasts is objectively terrible.

The Bears game just finished. Absolutely unbelievable. I know Packers fans will disagree with this, but in my opinion, the roughing the passer call against Bradley Chubb there that put the Bears, that basically gave them a sliver of hope at the end of the game there was just, you could show me that play a hundred times

and show me a similar looking hit a hundred times and I wouldn't even blink I would never think oh that there might be something there if you haven't seen the play just go on Twitter search Bradley Chubb or roughing the passer Trubisky is literally hit as he's releasing the ball. It's not a high hit. It's not a low hit. It's the cleanest of clean hits that you'll ever see. There's nothing, you know, gruesome about it, nothing violent, nothing shocking. It's just a very standard football hit. It wasn't even out of the blue. The Broncos guy was being blocked by the offensive line. And as he went into Trubisky, hand didn't hit the face. Trubisky's knees didn't get

rolled up on. Didn't hit his ankles. It was just the most basic defensive end play that you could coach. It's called from 15 yards. And then Alan Robinson makes a good play. I don't know why Chris Harris touched him. I don't know why the officials decided to give the Bears a second back without reviewing it. Right, this is the whole thing. We spent so much time on stupid reviews today in the Vikings game, including calling back

a touchdown for an offensive pass interference when Delma Cook is just trying to get out of the jam, which is just an awful call. And then you go to the Bears game and you're not going to review the roughing the pass or okay, whatever, but you're not going to review the fact that the clock says zero and the games over, but you decide, hey, you know, let's give the bears a second back. How can you just decide that without reviewing it? And if you review it and you come to the conclusion, hey, okay, we see clearly see a timeout signal

with a second on the clock, you wouldn't see it because it didn't exist. But if you do see it, okay, well, they see you did your due diligence, but they just decide to overturn the column of field without reviewing and it's just like ha How how is that a decision? You can then of course Bears kickers can't make a whatever was 27-yard field goal to win a playoff game, but they can nail 53 and 54 yarders. So yeah. And then my fantasy teams just, boy, family one is still in it, thanks to her performance from Patrick Mahomes. But how do you go up against the Patriots defense which scored 52, 53 points, something like that, which for context is potentially a league record for us and we've been playing for 14 years now.

It's right around, I don't think any one of our defenses ever gone up over 55, but I think we've seen 50-ish before. So going up against that and then my school league team, man, they're just crap in the bed last year. When I won both my leagues last year and my school league team, I took a lot of flyers on guys that were not sure how they were going to perform. And they ended up way over performing expectations. And I just wrote them all season long. So try to

similar strategy this year. You know, I pay pay a high price for two or three guys this year. It was Connor and Devonta Adams and Connor gets hurt. Adams doesn't have a bad game, but you know, it's just not the you know, it's not the $55 that I paid for in type of game. You don't pay $55 in an auction draft to get a receiver who's consistently getting you 12, 13. It's not bad, but it just doesn't cut it for your big money purchase. So I got absolutely smashed after I was in full control last week in my school league

game. Completely blew it Monday night. Had a huge lead. Two guys going as they're one guy still look good, lost in the last I think drive of the game. It was just so I'm not going to own two in that league on my title defense. And just about ready to pack up shop, boy, because that team just looks like they're doing absolutely nothing this year. Yeah, for us, frustrating day, you know, especially coming off, you know, winning two championships back to back

or excuse me, concurrent championships and both my two leagues, you think to yourself, it's not gonna happen again. We know that, but two, you're gonna have some weeks that are just real turds, turd, T-WR deep. But boy, this week was just a turd to top all turds. The NFL team loses all their rivals when the fancy team really care about is in a very precarious position, not

looking good. Your school league team where you don't actually care that much, but you got money that you invested in it to the tune of 55 bucks. They get slammed. It's just boy, all four things that that you try to do successfully just completely smash today. Okay, we're going to read some ads real quick, then we're going to talk about skydiving, it's going to be shorter episodes because Quinn's out at gas here, if you couldn't tell already, plus I drank a lot today, I don't usually a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little Oh, I'll mention this before we read the ads. I went to Redmond's Bar, in Chicago, in Sheffield,

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So I pull in at 1115 already, SRO shoulder to shoulder. That was nuts. Good energy at the bar. Tadakul DJ and stuff. Had the cool sound effect when the bikes get a first down or a touchdown or a big player or whatever. And boy, do the bikes have that one in the bag and just absolutely blew it. Cardi see a Kurt Cousins and more than one, more than two, more than three questionable calls from the referee's boy. It was just... it's so fresh when you climb the mountain top and you're there, you're eight yards away and the play call is just...man. Un-effing.

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Quickly on the topic of songs I was able to visit with Some music friends two of them being former roommates Yesterday who live about a mile south me and they they have a couple pianos actually But I went over there we we hung out, had some drinks, but also played some free-form jazz last night, which is really fun. And it was interesting because only one of us in the group that was playing along, it was a jazz musician. But the rest of us all have music degrees, some of us multiple.

And it was just fun, you know, because you don't have to be that good at jazz to be able to play around and understand, you know, give and take, keep the rhythm going, who's going to solo that sort of thing. So yeah, even though I have no idea what I'm doing when it comes to jazz, voicings, harmony, that sort of thing, you can still make something that sounds, especially in 21st century where everything is just kind of open for interpretation.

This isn't Miles Davis or Glenn Miller or something anymore. You can have some fun with it. I mentioned Miles Davis. He got pretty funky at the end there anyways. You can have some fun with it. I mentioned Miles Davis. He got pretty funky at the end there anyways. Yeah, that was fun. I went skydiving yesterday, Saturday in Rochelle, Illinois, Chicago land, skydiving center. So I had hoped to go skydiving about a year ago,

maybe a year and a half ago, something like that, but I was shamed when my truck rental from Enterprise broke down on my way to Delaware. That was a bummer. Could not go skydiving. So I said, round two, I'm going to go. There is a grad student at my place of work who also works a student job part-time as a tech worker. So he's in my office quite frequently helping me out fixing some things here and they're a very nice guy. South Asian guy. It was his birthday yesterday and a couple weeks ago group on, we're gonna do it. Plus, I've got some other discounts for me at least that I get to Pylon, we're gonna rent a car, we're gonna drive to Rochelle for Chicago,

it's gonna be a fun day, I say sure I'll do it. So, by the group on online, it says, instead of the $80 Skydive jump, whatever, you can get for $40. It's like 50% off. This is a great value. I can skydive from $40. Awesome. So buy it a couple weeks ago and sit in my office Friday and the tech guy who I'm going

with comes down Friday afternoon says there was a miscommunication it's now going to be an extra $100 just a skydive plus the media package if you want it spoiler alert I did not get the media package and I'm like oh damn it like another hundred just casually like oh here it is and you know I can I can handle100, but just having a random account of your budget, when you're not expecting it, is just a pain in the ass. You know, when you come across unexpected money, it feels really good. Well, when you come across unexpected expenses, it feels equally as bad to me at least. So I'm like, ah, all right, well, not ideal, but I'll do it anyways. So he

says, okay, we'll pick you up at nine o'clock on Saturday morning, going with him and his two friends that he knows also some South agent guys. So it's the four of us. And we're quite a crew. It means some new people. It's exciting. It's a nice day, mid-70s. Suns out, guns out, no clouds. It's beautiful. Well, they're running a little bit late. I didn't want to eat in the morning because I think obvious reasons, I don't know what it's going to be like when you go skydiving, but why not

play it safe rather than it's sorry? You don't want to puke in the air. And also, I wasn't feeling nervous going into it, but who knows, maybe you know, get to the actual place and I, you know, I can be a nervous person at times. So I just don't want to risk it. I was actually, I was going to wake up and run yesterday morning, but it didn't happen because I ended up staying out

too late Friday night playing office trivia, where we got third place. I could, we could do a whole other podcast on that office trivia, very frustrating, very disorganized, missed at least one question maybe too because I physically did not understand the question because I could not hear it correctly from the noise. It was awful. Still got third, proud of ourselves. Point of that tangent, I did not wake up to run on Saturday morning, yesterday

morning. So I have anything we, I get picked up and get this, a Nissan Armada. Oh, yeah, Tim Allen. Full power. If you don't know what a Nissan, Nissan, Nissan, new car, Nissan Armada looks like I didn't see there until I was picked up in one. Wow, that it's like a van, but like a tank all in one. Pretty cool. Don't know why we got it for the four of us when we could have just gone to Sedan, but we had the Nissan Armada. I'm guessing it got about five miles to the gallon maybe six on a highway. So you picked up the Nissan Armada and you

know, meeting in the new guys that have never met before. It's, you know, exciting. We're going to go skydiving. It's friends birthday. So we're driving out there and I quickly learn and, you know, apologies to my friends if they are listening to this podcast, but we know that there's three of you sometimes four, if my brother, one of my brothers tunes in, that listen to it. So I'm not expecting someone involved in this story to listen to it. And I'm not here to bash. I'm just going to tell you exactly how I felt. It was some really bad driving.

In fact, the worst I've ever seen. How did GPS go on the phone? Sometimes we would follow it. Sometimes we wouldn't. Lower record drive was an adventure, as you might imagine. How did time when we were stopped at a red light and a line of cars waiting to go and just randomly accelerated, very nearly re-rending the car in front of us for apps. For what seemed like no reason, it was just,

and then, I recall visiting my brother, Jack, cash-take friend of the podcast when he would live in Africa. And the driving out there, it was not bad driving, but the roads themselves are rough, and you're just always in the mountains. So there's a lot of twisting, turning, winding, et cetera. And I just remember feeling really nauseous

during those rides. This brought it to a whole new level, the jolting, the physical speed at which we were driving. For some reason we decided not to take the tollway out there to Rochelle, which is just an awful mistake. So we're going on all these country roads with a speed limit of 55, which is the highest speed limit you'll get for non-interstate roads in the state of Illinois, or non-highway roads, et cetera. We would periodically get up into the 85 90 range and did you know a lot of Bobbing and weaving has shed cuts by Q to pass cars on you know these two lane roads What's just a stripe down the middle or a dotted line? Whatever you want to call it? It was just some of the most

I I don't know It was like we were is like we were in the show 24 or something and rushing against the clock for I have no reason why We were, it's like we were in the show 24 or something and rushing against the clock for, I have no reason why. But we got there and a lot of people, you know, I told them I was going to Skydiving, they were like, oh, how'd you feel? Did you ever feel sick?

Tell you what, I did not feel sick when I, when I skydived, but I did throw up when I got to the place because of the driving situation was not ideal. Boy, that was rough. So we get there. It takes us a long time to check in half an hour maybe, because there was a big conflict with the Groupon for whatever reason. And I've heard good things about Chicago and Skydiving Center, had a friend who used to work

there. And I've heard good things about Chicago and Skydiving Center. How do friends of you used to work there? It was really bad. The check-in process was pretty awful. Yeah, not great. Pretty awful, in fact. I think I already used that adjective. But just took a long time. They said, no, you can't use your group on.

And then it was going to be like, OK, so it's 150 bucks. And then I was like, well, I'm not doing it. They're like, OK, well, you can't use your group on and then it was going to be like, okay, so it's 150 bucks and then I was like, well, I'm not doing it. They're like, okay, well, you can use your group on. It's okay. Like, don't try to play me, the BITCHs. And it's just bad. By the time we check in, then it's still in our two hours. So we get to Skydeb. And it's just, you expect it to take some time, you know, Skydeb, and itiving isn't something we're just showing up and it's like, all right, kids, let's go.

Because there's planes and there's schedule and that sort of thing. But, you know, the whole thing about the time we got, or after we got there was about two and a half to three hours before we actually jumped. And that was just kind of frustrating, especially after the drive. I'm trying to remember, oh, there was something else that went down that was really frustrating. The Groupon was a pain in the ass. I've never had a straight forward positive experience with Groupon. It's always something, always something going on. So we're just hanging out, we're getting ready to skydive and we're in the hangar and my

three buddies, they all have their instructors they've been given instructions they had out to the plane and I'm just standing there like a dummy because my instructor is not there so I'm waiting for equipment I'm waiting for instructions he finally comes and the plane has been waiting for us for about two minutes so I'm nervous not because I'm like oh they're gonna leave me behind but just because it's like, you know, this is a You're you're interesting someone with your life, which you know, you can kind of just say it flippantly, but in all reality. It's a pretty big deal And he's just kind of we're just kind of running and getting I'm getting instructions like as we're getting on the plane and then on the plane, which is

I'm getting instructions like as we're getting on the plane and then on the plane which is a lot because you're flying in this you know tiny rickety old plane and going up you know thousands and thousands of feet and The doors open and you're sitting literally two feet away from it and you're getting instructions about how to jump and you're not even strapped in yet. And that's just, that's a lot to take in. I still wasn't nervous and I wasn't even anxious. It was just, and I really tried to fight against this. I really did, but I had a bad attitude.

I mean, I was excited to be there, but there had just been so many things going on. I hadn't eaten. The drive itself was two hours of just pretty hellish. Through up when I got there, there was nothing left in my system. Weighted, you know, three hour, two and a half, three hours to jump. So by the time we jump, it's three o'clock or something like that.

And I have an eaten, and I threw up. And that's just, you know, it's a recipe for the opposite of opposite success failure. Long story short the instructions I they were they were clear my instructor was a nice guy. We jump. Everything went fine except the harness absolutely slaughtered my balls. And I'm not afraid to just say it straight up brutal. Had to ice him when I got home. Really painful. Really rides up in the crotch. Boy that was rough. Probably the worst testicular pain I've ever had. Which is saying

something, you know, because I've been been doing this for 24 years now. But yeah that was tough. Overall fun experience. The actual, you know, the 15 minutes we spent going up in the plane and then coming back down, that was cool. Minus the raging testicular pain. Everything else about it was rough. We drive back to Chicago. You get them to take the tollway. Thank God. So much shorter. Switch drivers even to another person pretty rough still just a lot of Dodging and weaving on the interstate going so fast and speeding up so quickly and then slowing down so suddenly just like man

I don't even it's not even a thing where it's like oh you're wrecking the car. It's a Nissan or mod it this thing can handle it But boy for those of us in the back seat it was like, oh, you're wrecking the car. It's a Nissan Armada. This thing can handle it. But, boy, for those of us in the back seat, it was, I had a fun time, but boy, that was, that was a lot. So, it'd get home at six o'clock. And still had an eaten. So, you'd say, well, Quinn first thing you do is eat, right? No. Because remember, I had not ran. And you're thinking, well, you wouldn't be dumb enough to run when the sun's still out without any food in your body after throwing up.

Well, that's what I did. Because in here's the thing. If I eat something, I'm not going to run. I can't exercise after just eating. It just doesn't work for me. And I was meeting up with friends after that. So it's like this is my only shot. So I run, actually felt pretty good. Ranna 5K got back, went to the grocery store, I needed to get something over dinner. Eight just, my eight, eight a lot. Got some pork sausages and parogi from

the grocery store. ate a lot. It was my first meal in 24 hours or so. I felt good. Had some beers with the boys that are jazz improv as previously mentioned, and that was my Skydame experience. Overall fun time. The Skydame Center, I was not impressed

with the drive there and back. I was extremely not impressed with, but you know what? I want to be surprised if I did it again, hopefully under different circumstances, but it was a cool experience. I would skydive again. I didn't catch the bug as they say, and it's just an expensive hobby, you know. Even if you are able to shimmy a group on in there, you're still paying, I think I paid 115, something like that. Yeah, that's a lot.

So, I'm making up for it tomorrow night doing a focus group on gaming. And we're talking about color duty, focus group in downtown Chicago. It's a pain in the butt cause it doesn't start till 7.45. Ah, it's awful, cause I bucks. It doesn't start till 7.45. Ah, it's awful. Because I can't do anything. Get off work at 5.

Just held hostage in my office for 2 1,5 hours. Basically, I'll eat some dinner, but then what I'll do for the other two hours. I don't know. And I don't. I might text somebody to be like, hey, you want to meet up after work. But it's a Monday night. And if on my average Monday night, I don't know, I might text somebody to be like, hey, you want to meet up after work, but it's a Monday night.

And if on my average Monday night, if someone texted me and was like, you want to meet up after work, I'd be like, if you I'm going home, I'm cooking, I'm watching Monday night football. That's the other thing I didn't even think about this until literally right now. I'm missing Monday night football. Usually these focus groups are like 6 to 8 or something and you can do it you can get home You still have a night, but this is 7-45-10 140 bucks, so it's you know paying for that skydiving, but

just missing Pretty much all a Monday night football will not really get to see any of it So oh well, that's what's going on and there's a cups game tomorrow, too I believe and these games are becoming very important That's what I did of course if you have any questions comments concerns You can always email us being Tom podcast at Yahoo dot com or if you're saying to yourself Hey, we would love for you to collaborate with somebody again or maybe you're listening to this podcast because you're thinking

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So be looking out for like a triple header, one of these days, because we've got some really good stuff coming down the hopper. I just don't know when the hopper's gonna be open for business. So, that's all we have. We'll check in with you next week. Gonna be spending some time in Milwaukee this week more than sometime four or five days. Should be fun, four days.

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