Lil Sas tells House Call The Yak saved his job
TLDR: Lil Sas was the guest on the November 5 House Call, "18 to Dip, 21 to Sip," and told Rico Bosco and Jersey Jerry that getting brought onto The Yak saved his job.
House Call drops on Thursdays, and this week the guest chair belonged to Lil Sas. Rico Bosco was on the timeline before lunch selling it.
Massive amounts of laughs with @lilsasquatch66 and @Jerrythekid21 today @jerryterryshow . Go like, listen, subscribe and tell a friend … 18 to dip … 21 to sip
That sign-off is also the episode title: "18 to Dip, 21 to Sip ft. Lil Sas," which runs 1 hour 14 minutes. On paper House Call is Jersey Jerry and Rico picking touchdown scorers. In practice a guest like Sas drags it somewhere else, and this one drifted into his life away from the mic.
By the afternoon the clips were everywhere, and the best of them is pure domestic envy. Sas mentions he's been living in Queens on his own for a while now, and the reaction from the other side of the call says everything about how a guy with a family sees a solo apartment.
“When did you move to Queens?” -@Return_Of_RB “I’ve been there for probably like 8 months now?” -@lilsamsquanch66 “By yourself?” -@Return_Of_RB “Yeah” -@lilsamsquanch66 “Yeah that’s a dream man” -married with kids @Return_Of_RB
The "married with kids" tag at the end is the whole joke. The real headline from the hour, though, is what Sas said about The Yak, and he didn't dress it up.
“It saved my fucking job, that’s for sure. I was 1000% not getting renewed if I didn’t get brought on The Yak” -Lil Sas
That's a lot to admit on a company podcast. Lil Sas putting his own job security on the record, on a Barstool show with a DraftKings logo on the wall, is about as Barstool as it gets. The company has never laid out his contract, so for now the only account is his: he was on his way out, and The Yak spot kept him around.
It also explains why the Yak call-up matters more to him than a seat on another show would. The rest of the episode was lighter. There were bad-kid stories from back in the day, Sas almost hosting BFFs, and plenty of ribbing in both directions, and the clip accounts kept chopping it up into Thursday night.
Jerry wasn't done pushing it on Friday, either. He tossed out a new segment name along with another clip from the episode.
So that's the episode: a Queens bachelor pad, a guy saying flat out that The Yak saved his job, and 2 hosts who couldn't stop posting it. If House Call sticks to its Thursday schedule, the next one lands November 12. The thing to watch is whether Sas, now on The Yak, keeps being this open about where he stands.
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