PMS 2.0 111 - A Beautiful Week 4 NFL Recap.. & We Dive Into A Million Dollar Listing Life In NYC With Ryan Serhant
On today’s show, Pat is live from 1 World Trade Center in New York City and is joined by real estate mogul and star of “Million Dollar Listing,” Ryan Serhant. They discuss what it’s like controlling almost all of the real estate in New York, what the most expensive piece of property that he’s currently trying to sell, who his typical clientele is, what he did before becoming a real estate broker, and he tries to find Pat a nice piece of real estate in NYC (1:45-35:02). Pat also gives a full recap of week 4 in the NFL and is joined by one of the cohosts of Good Morning Football, Kyle Brandt. They cover Baker Mayfield and the Browns getting a big win in Baltimore and being all the way back, Danny Dimes likeness to William Wallace/whether or not the Redskins are the worst team in the NFL, Tom Brady playing his worst possible game and still finding a win against the Josh Allen led Bills, what it's like being in the NFL substance of abuse program, Vontaze Burfict being suspended for the season and whether he’ll ever play again, the current quarterback controversy in Chicago, and why Jerry Jones is finally going to start negotiating with Dak Prescott (Kyle Brandt - 41:52-1:03:14). Today’s a fun one, come and laugh with us, cheers.
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