Inside Jokes on the Jay Mohr Sports Show -- JJ answers your questons!

[CTownMohrior]

Whats the story behind the sound clip "who wants their treat?" and when did it originate? i think its absolutely hilarious and dont even know how it all got started.

[Max Cady]

Hey, where does "that's why Steve is the man" come from??

[jayjay]

I honestly have never heard, "That's why Steve is the man" played on my show. We do say it a lot however whenever in Houston

[Steve in HTown]

well, stevie francis WAS the man 

[Carlaroo75]

I too have never heard a "That's why Steve is the man" sound drop.  But I also missed where the sound drop "who wants a treat" comes from....

[jayjay]

"Who want's their treat?" is from a top 3 at 5 story that @danbeyeronfox did. I don't recall what the story but it obviously involved an animal and a handler. The handler was showing off on the local news before she got attacked by the animal. I think the last thing she said before she got attacked was, "Who wan't their treat?" Damn funny drop

[gatorsfan]

Who made the quote "I don't just talk sh1t baby, I back it up. I back it up." Or something like that. Is that clip available somewhere?

[the judo madonna]

some nobody boxer was fighting, um, i think it's Mayweather, and that was his dad dropping some heat during the pre-fight presser.

[Max Cady]

Steef knows who I am and I was just being a smart ass about "That's why Steve is the man" I just thought a little traffic around here might spark a little more activity.

[Max Cady]

Also, you could reply to my question in Jay what does this mean? thread. Q about Farley, an honest one.

[bakergraphix]

what is name of the "whistle" song that used to be played all of the time.

it was like a sweet dance club mix...

[Carlaroo75]

Don't think there was really a name...sounded more like something they made up when Von Miller got busted for ecstasy....they were making it out like he was at a rave...hilarious bit!!

[hwhiusk]

I love whenever Jay goes into the 1940's announcer mode - I know it's a recurring thing but on what topic did he originally use it? Has he done this too many times to get a full list of occurrences? IT CRACKS ME UP

[Carlaroo75]

I want to say it started the Houston Astros were having "ladies day" and he started cracking jokes about old school stereotypes (women belong in the kitchen blah blah blah crap) and now uses it all the time for different scenarios...so much that it would be hard to document every time he does it....it is hilarious!!

[hwhiusk]

Thanks! First time I heard it was during the couple of days where the Charlie Weis fart jokes were flying.

What's the origin of the TIMMY sample from South Park sampling during the top 3 at 5?