The Put In Bay Vintage Car Race Preview

Podcast Humor and Legal Warnings

Scott and Burke discussed the taping of a show and Scott mentioned finding a pair of glasses that were too big for him but had unscratched lenses. Screen-share introduced a podcast called "Davis and Davis," which is not a real law firm and is intended for mature audiences with a sense of humor. The podcast's disclaimer mentioned potential side effects like uncontrollable laughter and urges to fact-check, advising listeners to use discretion, especially if they are easily offended or related to the Davis family.

Health Updates and Celebrity Deaths

Scott shared that he had been ill with a severe bout of diverticulitis, which kept him from recording the show last week. He described his symptoms and the intense pain he experienced, noting that he had not slept for 24 hours before contacting Burke about potentially doing the show on Wednesday. Burke mentioned that he had been dealing with car issues, but his A/C was now fixed under warranty. They briefly discussed other topics, including Scott's recent wine tasting trip with Dr. Weber, Burke's nephew's twitch channel, and the 50th anniversary of The Rocky Horror Picture Show. They also talked about recent celebrity deaths, including Chuck Mangione, Hulk Hogan, and Jan Williams, the guitarist for Golden Earring.

Formula 1 Spa Race Analysis

Burke and Scott discussed the Formula 1 race at Spa, noting its challenging track and unusual rolling start due to a rain delay. They analyzed the performance of various drivers, highlighting Hamilton's qualifying issues and the clean race with no DNFs. They also talked about the intense competition between McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, emphasizing the team's rule against car contact. The conversation concluded with a brief discussion about a motivational message about avoiding "idiots" and the importance of mental well-being.

Copyright Challenges and Show Updates

The meeting primarily revolved around a humorous and informal discussion, including a speed test, updates on fictional news, and a deep dive into copyrighted music issues. Burke and Scott discussed the challenges of using copyrighted music in their show, noting that they can no longer play music during breaks due to copyright restrictions. They also shared personal anecdotes and humor, including a segment on the "Davis and Davis Show" and a tribute to Julie Newmar. The conversation concluded with a discussion about the Put-in-Bay Show, including the agenda, scheduling, and rules, with Burke confirming he had all the necessary documents prepared.

Put-in-Bay Race Event Planning

Scott and Burke discussed the schedule and details for the upcoming Put-in-Bay race event, which will take place from September 16-18. They reviewed the daily activities, including registration, tech inspection, car shows, and races, noting changes such as the inclusion of streetcars instead of Elvas. Burke read through the streetcar eligibility criteria, which allows for various models based on their production years. They also examined the current entry list, which includes 47 racers from different locations, and discussed the presence of several racers from Put-in Bay and neighboring areas.

Car Show and Race Planning

Scott and Burke discussed the upcoming car show and race event. They shared their experiences from last year's race, including a disqualification due to an illegal car part. They also talked about the excitement of seeing vintage cars and meeting racers at the event. The race is scheduled for Thursday afternoon after lunch, and they mentioned the good seating available in the grandstands. They discussed some of the challenging turns and corners at the track, with Scott expressing interest in bringing his good camera to take photos this year.

Put-in-Bay Restaurant Exploration

Burke and Scott discussed their experiences dining at various restaurants on Put-in-Bay Island, including Real Bar, The Forge, Frosty's, Cameos, Hooligan's Irish Pub, and Joe's Bar. They identified several places they had not yet tried, such as Put-in Bay Waterfront Cafe, Topsy Turvy's, and Fire Engine Pizza Company. They agreed to give the Boathouse another try during the week after a previous negative experience with poor service.

Put-in-Bay Island Exploration Plans

Scott and Burke discussed various activities and attractions on Put-in-Bay Island, including visiting Perry's Monument, exploring Heineman's Winery, and going on nature walks. They mentioned the Ohio State research tour on a nearby island, which involves studying snakes, and the option to take a historic plane or air taxi to the island. They also talked about dining options, such as trying lobster bisque and wine slushies, and renting golf carts for transportation. Scott and Burke agreed to explore more of the island's attractions, including a car museum and a chocolate shop, during their next visit.

Travel Plans and Show Ideas

Scott and Burke discussed their upcoming travel plans, with Scott leaving on September 14th at 4 AM and arriving in Ohio around 8 AM. They also talked about a potential show idea featuring Burke leading a discussion on Mel Brooks' movies, where they would create their own rankings and discuss each film. Additionally, they briefly touched on a song quiz show idea and a potential show about car engine longevity.