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From the MAC of All Trade Studio in Fairport and driven by Victor Chrysler dots
Jee Rahm. It's Billified the Bill Moran Podcast. Well, hello and welcome.
Thanks for getting your pot on. Thanks for telling a friend. That's
how we spread the word about the pirate ship, one person at the time.
That's right, Danny, Good afternoon, Billy. I think even the
Internet is suffering from daylight saving time. Yeah, you know, it's it's
a weird day. Heart attacks go up. I always thought that was kind
of our accents go up. I thought that was a bunch of bullshit.
Sleep goes down. That's why you think that the hospitals are misreported. Oh,
I don't know. I always thought, could that be? Could that
be it's an hour? Could that be? Could it be it's an hour?
I think, don't plan for it. But also like it's over the
course of a week. It's like a domino effect. So every year on
the Monday after the switch, hospitals report a twenty four percent spike in heart
attack visits. Twenty four percent spike. That's pretty significant, right, Yeah.
I think people get panicked. They forget Oh I have another US doctor
ce see the opposite trend. Each fall. The day after we turn the
clock back, heart attack visits drop twenty one percent as many people enjoy a
little extra pillow time. Look, I know that sleep is important. I
have been sleep deprived. I did twenty years of getting up at three o'clock
in the morning, right for literally like twenty years of my life, and
or earlier, sometimes two thirty, not getting to bed till eleven. I
I don't sleep, I find myself now. I've been taking magnesium. It's
supposed to help you sleep. I need specific There's like seven different magnum.
I have a magnesium glacis. That's the one you take to relax. Yeah,
I have that, So I've been taking that. I took three that
seemed to leave me a little groggy. So I've been taken two, and
I've been having these vivid dreams from deep in my subconscious, like things I've
been thinking about, like that. I don't like this. Oh yeah,
last night I had I had an n C I S dream. I had
a Yellowstone dream. Yeah, okay, yeah, I take it. I
take four magnesium glycon eates before I go to bed. You take four,
well, yeah, because that's one dose. Apparently I took four and it
made it made me too sleepy, so I've been taken two things it has.
It hasn't helped my sleep. Apparently it's made me have vivid dreams,
but my sleep since I've had this seatpap, Yeah, my heart's better according
to my EKG, but my sleep is worse. I know it doesn't make
sense, but like my fitbit tells me, my sleep has been worse,
but my heart's been better. Ehy. This is why I don't want one
of these smart devices like that. I know my wife bought it for me,
saved my life though I hear you, but like, basically, I
want to know that I'm also not just failing at life. I'm failing it
sleeping. I I can't even fucking sleep rite no, So I sleep for
six hours and then I wake up naturally like around the six hours. So
I've been trying to train myself to sleep for seven but after six hours,
I wake up naturally, sometimes before my alarm. Now, last night I
think I was in bed on purpose by ten thirty because I had something to
do this morning. So I was like all right, and I didn't go
out and I didn't do anything. Now I don't know I just got a
thing saying slow Internet detected, So I don't know what's happening with her.
It's slow. Yes, it didn't get its full rest last night. Who
were also prone to make more deadly mistakes on the roads, you're right.
Yeah. Researchers estimate the car crashes in the US caused by sleepy daylight driving,
and by the way, all over four ninety electronics, lie signs,
slines see I'm tired, signs that said drowsy driving, Yeah, don't drive
drowsing, snooze you lose. So basically it was all because people are gonna
be but I go, it's an hour, it's an hour. But I
guess it really does affect your sleep. I'm just so I've been sleep deprived
for so long. I think my body's yeah, we're just accustomed to it.
Just feel like garbage. Yeah, yeah, but that's well, that
probably is it. I think people get rushed. I think people realize,
oh crap, we lost an hour sleep. People forget and then they get
up earlier or they now everything's tuned for us, right, your phone,
your alarms, and so your phone automatically resets. So if you have an
alarm or tied to your phone. It's your alarm clock. All of a
sudden, you're gonna wake up an hour sooner than you thought if you're not
expecting daylight saving time to kick in, and so all of a sudden,
what happened? And then you get all like panicked. And I think a
lot more people get panicked than you think. If one out of four people
are having one out of four more people are having heart attacks and getting into
accents and stuff, that means it's possibly the one out of four people don't
realize, Oh, you have to spring ahead to this week. Yeah,
but now your clock's automatically do it. Your phone done it, so you're
not even austing yourself. The phone's waking you up an hour earlier. Yes,
researchers estimated that car crashes in the US caused by sleeping daylight saving drivers
likely cost thirty extra people their lives over the nine year period that study took
place. It's only thirty people. I didn't know this. Fewer than half
of all countries participate in daylight saving time. Yes, I didn't know what's
an American thing? Because of what was the cause? What was it?
I think it was the farms like Okay, I did too. I thought
it was farming that you could farm later, right, and I thought that
someone told me they looked it up, but they go, yeah, I
remember exactly where I was was just when the internet was available on your phone,
and we looked it up and it said farming. I can't find that.
Everything I saw said daylight saving time was a key. He was originally
concocted as a way to save energy in the evening, oh okay, and
was implemented during World War One in Germany. I think the person who came
up with it Wasier. Was a guy. No, was a guy from
New Zealand. Okay. Yeah. And it even has a thing that Benjamin
Franklin in seventeen eighty four suggested to Parisians in the Journal de Paris that they
could only that if Parisians could only wake up earlier in the summer, they
would economize on candle and oil usage. But he did not propose changing the
clocks. Oh okay, yeah, burning the midnight oil. So that's a
new meeting. Isn't that weird? It is kind of weird. Yeah.
Well, and there's a couple of states that don't do it, like Arizona,
parts of Arizona and parts of Indiana don't do it. Yeah, they
just switched time zones. So like if your your favorite programs are on an
hour earlier then they normally would be. But the clock doesn't switch, Like
the Eastern time zone now is on Atlantic time technically right now. Yeah,
because when I my first honeymoon, when we went to the Dominican Republic,
they were on Atlantic time. They oh they have the time doesn't switch.
If you had come here in the winter time, then you then you'd have
to like adjust. But after today, you know, now we are part
of Atlantic time, right, gotcha, I got you. Anyway, just
some interesting things. Just be careful if you're doing anything, yeah, you
know, make sure you're not too tired to do anything. And I thought
that they were going to do away with it. There's scuttle but about doing
away with There's been lots of bills to written about doing away with it.
And for whatever reason, I don't know why, you have to have enough
states to go along with it, Like you can't have Georgia say no,
in Michigan say yes when they're like literally in the same time zone normally,
So everybody's got to go along with it. But to me, like,
whether it's this time or slow time, I prefer this time. Actually I
do too. I like this time. I don't like having to get up
earlier, but I like this time overall. Yeah, because the sun sets
later, it's nicer around where we are. Yes, it sets it like
nine to nine thirty. You still have some twilight at nine thirty in the
early summer months. That's kind of nice. This is the time of year,
though, you start getting yourself in shape. Yes. Yeah. Now
I had somebody I met, Kevin. Kevin's not here tonight. I met
him Friday night out and we're standing there and a guy I know walks in
and I haven't seen this person in a while, and they go, holy
shit, you fat motherfucker. Oh really, do I know this person too
or not? No, you don't. And I was like, I go,
okay, yeah, all right, that got it. That's yeah,
that's I got it. I got it. Kevin goes, if he's fat,
what am I? Of course he brings Kevin always brings everything back to
Kevin. Well, I think he was trying to protect me, like he's
not fat, but he wasn't trying to protect you. I have the guy
who likes to pile on of anybody. I have put on weight. I
know that I put on weight. I put on weight eating at night doing
the podcast, you know, not staying as disciplined as I could. I
lost some and I had been doing pretty well, and then I just went
in and then I put it on. And here's the weird thing. Walking
in here tonight. And there is a guy who works at the Chinese restaurant.
He's the delivery guy. Oh okay, and I always chat with him
once in a while. I'm walking down the path to come to the studio
to do Billified, and he goes, here, this is for you,
and I go what. He goes, this is for you. I goes,
this is a joke. He goes, no, I go seriously.
He goes, yeah, there's two things of dumplings and uh some kind of
chicken in there. W it's getting around, So I went. I go,
yeah, we're getting around. And I'm a fat ass. So I
go to the Minimal to night at six. So I go, uh,
Joe, He goes, no, he said, I get a free meal.
He goes, I've been working there seven years. I'm just sick of
it. You ever work somewhere and long like you just sick of it.
I mean when you work at your uncle's restaurant Chicken Figgers again. Yeah.
So I came in here and I ate some of the chicken. It was
delicious, and I ate an entire tub of the dumplings, dipping it in
sauce, and I put it away and I figured I'd give it to you,
and you said you didn't want to eat. I actually had made a
salad. I brought it in and still in the fridge, right, I
touched it, so no, I didn't touch it, of course. That
but I uh, I go, I have a plan. I have a
plant. Okay, I do it because I have some issues too with my
weight that I yeah, what do you mean? What's going on? So
since been doing this podcast? Yeah, or even before that. Yeah,
about the year before I started this podcast, we started this podcast, my
weight went from I was at one eighty five and I ballooned up with due
to medical issues, to to twenty five damn dude, right, wow,
skippy, right to twenty five right, and so forty five it's like thirty
five pounds almost forty pounds forty yeah called forty yeah, round up and so
I've made an I've made a concerted effort to lose weight and house to going.
And so every day I'd chip it away. Oh good, good good
good good, right, and then one meal, no, one bad,
okay, two bad meals. Yeah. So so Friday, I said,
you know what, it's Friday, A butic good. This week I'm gonna
go out and have some sushi. So I go and have some sushi for
lunch. That's it. Yeah, right, Then for dinner, my wife
made a Hello Fresh meal. Now those Hello Fresh meals are they make it
sell like they're healthy for you, But they're not. They're just easy to
make. That doesn't mean they're healthy. Right, I get up. The
next morning, I'd put on five pounds, and the next morning, my
wife's parents and us we had decided to take a trip. I had never
been there before to cartwrights. I don't know where is. It's out Leroy.
No, it's like Angelica, New York past Leicester. It's an hour
and fifteen minute drive. Okay, if you're going there on a weekend,
get dressed like you're going to a Bills game, because you're gonna wait outside
for a while. And that's where they serve those buckwheat pancakes and the real
maple syrup. Right, it's a big deal. It's a big deal.
So I had to, like, just that's the only meal I ate yesterday,
the only one, and did all No, didn't snack nothing. Did
you drink anything, nothing? No, just coffee with her, no,
no alcohol, nothing. That's all I had. And that I didn't gain
a thing. But I didn't lose anything either. You broke. I broke.
You had to have only one meal because I had, like, because
I had eight of those buckwheat pancakes. Well Jesus d. But here's the
thing. They're so thin that you think that they're like, oh these are
these are healthier for you. I could eat more of them, shove them
in your mouth. Oh I had some eggs and ham. So the protein
will actually saytiate me, sha, I'll eat fewer pancakes. Wrong. Wrong,
And so yeah, cart writes maple tree in so that because so my
weight is still up five six pounds. So I'm like, Okay, that's
it. I'm done eating. I'm just gonna drink protein shakes for the next
month. Well, you got to do something to get your metabolism back.
Yeah, that's the problem, you know. And I'm on like this medication
that's slowed everything. I told my doctor. He goes, I don't care
what you read on the internet. It's not the medication. It's like you're
at that age where people don't want to hear this. They just have to
eat less. I'm like, so I can't have a dish of ice cream.
One dish of ice cream is gonna set my weight off? Or one
plate of sushi. That's ridiculous. He goes. You got a four in
front of you, not a three anymore in your forties. Now, yeah,
it doesn't matter. I never had that problem in my forties, really
fifties. That's when I start to see it. So I told my wife,
I go, listen, I'm gonna be eating a lot less here lately,
a lot less. Hey, you're saving the grocery bill. Look,
yeah, I go, this will benefit both of us. But see here,
she goes, I know it's gonna happen with you. I go,
what's that you're gonna get to about Tuesday? She goes, it's still Sunday,
right, yeah? By Tuesday. Be like, hey, you know,
I'm really creaming. What do you want? Anything? Hard? Food,
all right, but see here, here's here's the bad part. It's
like, you gotta have a you have to have a plant. You can't
go about this with nothing. And you have to have a plan. So
you gotta have a plan eating thing, and you got to stick to the
plan, and you gotta have an exercise routine. But I will tell you
that the most of your your weight loss is truly in the kitchen. Abs
are made in the kitchen. And I know that sounds weird. Yes,
you do need to do your ab workout, but at the same time,
that's the thing. So like this guy who came over gave me, grabs
me and goes, God, you're hard, but you're a You're a hard,
fat motherfucker. You're all visceral. Well like when you hit my stomach
and stuff like I used to because even Damien would make fun of me.
He would pull up his shirt to show it. So I pull up my
shirt and I can I can flex my and you'll see abs. I call
my flabs. But there's fat, but you can see it. There was
a dinosaur in there. So I go, all right, So I got
some work I gotta do, and but I know what my problem is I'm
eating at night. I mean, I saw a movie this weekend that I
absolutely loved, was one of the most delightful movies, just funny and stupid,
and I fucking loved it. Ricky Stinicky. I've been seeing previous for
this, I have to and I saw him all over ESPN and it kept
saying in theaters. But then I caught on Prime and I go ooh,
ooh, I watched it. I roared. I fucking loved it, loved
it, loved it. Ricky Stinicky is the made up guy, and I
don't want to give it away. You gotta go see this. If do
you have Prime? Yes, will you please watch this? Please watch Beth.
That's my homework assignment. Homework assignment. Please watch it. I'm gonna
play just a little clip because I think Kevin is gonna be a little bummed
because I got him to watch it, and I think he really liked it.
I don't know for certain, but I think he did. Your boy
John Cena is in it, Okay, so John Cena ends up playing Ricky.
He's my boy because especially I've never seen Russell. Okay, but yeah,
I'm familiar with Johnson, all right, so John Cena is in this
movie. I'll just give you this. Ricky Stinicky is a made up thing.
These these are three kids, childhood friends. It opens up Halloween nineteen
ninety nine. Some house never gives out candy, so one of the boys
collects a whole bunch of dog shit, puts it in a paper bag,
and they're debating and they finally decide okay, and they they go up and
they light it on fire, and they ring the doorbell and run away,
and nobody comes to the door. And they're getting nervous and the fire's growing,
and now all of a sudden it blows over to the scarecrow on the
front porch, and now they got a big fire. So now they're trying
to put it out, and one of them's waving their shirt to put it
out, like he takes it off and he's waving and that catches on fire.
So then one kid's dressed as a dog, but he's a dog with
a dick. He's got a red sharpie but the depend that goes out like
the tip, you know how almost yeah, so it looks like the red
rocket, and so the kid's like, I got it, I need it.
I need a pen, so that he goes use his dick. So
they write he's writing, they're making a name. This kid had a this
is this is brilliant. I don't know any kid that age that could think
this quickly. What he does is he goes, give me a guy's name.
He goes, no, no real name, so they go Ricky.
So he's writing Ricky on the inside. So the shirt is burned. The
bottom half is burned off, but obviously out they're writing Ricky. And then
they're like, give me last name. A guy goes Stanton. He goes,
that's my last name. They go, yeah, but your first name's
not Ricky. He goes dumb, dumb ass. They're gonna figure it out.
So he's like, he writes st a N and then I c k
y. Well we don't know that. They write Stanicky. We just see
STN and they take off running. Well, now the police show up,
the firemen show up, they get the fire out under control. No one
was in the house, and one of the police is doing a search and
they come back and they go they go, yeah, there's one of the
dumb kid's mom's name wrote that wrote the name right inside the shirt. So
they're looking for Ricky Stanicky and the police. One of the police officers comes
back and says, there's no Stinicky's in this school district at all. There's
no Stinicky's in the area. Must be from out of town, right,
So they use the name Ricky Stinicky to blame for everything for the rest of
their lives. Well, now they get into a pickle where they need to
produce Ricky Stinicky and they find an actor in Atlantic City happens to be John
Cena who John Cena does a show in the casino called jizz Rock. Gary's
dating Carly parent's cousin. Okay, so this is them talking, right,
and they're going, who are we going to get to play Ricky Stinicky?
And so they've got this one guy who they know who's in a Red Robin
commercial, but he's dating one of the girl's cousins as he heard. But
then I want to hear. John Cena goes on stage. He does devo
songs, but they're jiz rock, so it's about jerking off. It's billy
idol. It's all these different songs you'll hear. And he's in cos that
girl with the hair the touch of the floor. Yeah, but don't worry.
I know an actor that nobody knows. This is rare rock grab that's
sick trapped that John is going to second. Let us come back. I'll
turn to Whack. We'll give you the whole medley. Where about guns along
You must grip it to make a drink, combat your tongue, just don't
jip it. Shout boots, how my penis is set the schools up well
and he's pressed as Alice Cooper John b Tem he's a nasty for some wackon.
It's a nasty you Jesus, yes, way wait sorry, maybe a
measter be every day. So dumb, it's so dumb like this is the
Thanks are coming out tonight, ladies and gentlemen, so hary to be here.
So all right, So you've got to watch this movie because I defy
you to find any anything wrong with this movie. I loved it. It
is a stupid, dumb comedy. I think it's going to become one of
these cult classics. I love movies like Tag and Step Brothers and Talladega Knights.
They're not masterpieces, I understand that, but this is right there.
Tag is one Tag is based on a real story where these guys played tag
as kids and there's one kid that could never tag. You gotta watch that.
And one and every year they would show up for the month May they
play tag wherever you are. Somebody would fly in. They'd be hiding in
her office and they pop out and tag if you were it, and they
like it was it was true story. One guy gets cancer and but he
doesn't tell everybody gets everybody together. You gotta watch it. I enjoy tagging,
but this and it's got that stupid kind of frat humor, right,
this is that. But this is great because every guy, every fucking guy,
can relate to this, and unfortunately so can every woman, I believe,
because they become the victims of the guy's lies, right, and they're
stupid lies. Like these guys want to get out of going to a uh
a baby shower. It's one of their wife, one of their own children
that's coming. Then they don't but they don't want to be there, so
they pretend Ricky Stinicky's calling all day and they finally one guy answers and Ricky
has a problem. They got to go to Ricky and the wives are like,
yeah, you go go to Ricky and instead they end up in Atlantic
City at a show and they're in Rhode Island. So they blame everything on
Ricky Stinicky. One guy even put booked a couple of rounds of golf.
He expensed them through the expense account and he said he was golfing with Ricky
Sticky, okay, And so they get him to play Ricky Sticky and it
is. It's a perfect dumb, silly fun movie. It's great, you
know, like ninety percent of life is showing up, you know. Well,
so John Cena was as close to being fired by the WWE because he
had because he had charisma and everything, but he just didn't have a character
and people were bowing him. He would wear the tights of the of the
h He'd go to each city and he wear the tights of the Home the
Home team, and nobody's really getting behind him. Well, one day he
knows he's about to get sent home and they're having this wrap off in the
back of the bus on their way to the airport and Stephanie McMahon, who
is the chief brand officer, here's seeing a rapping and she goes, can
you do that? On command, he goes, well, yeah, kinda,
she's we're gonna turn it into a rapper. And his whole career turned
around because she heard him rapping that day. And now because of his you
know, his bill need a rap, all of a sudden he becomes this
huge wrestler. And now he's like on the same plateau as the Rock in
terms of like hull coke and like like because he can he can act.
Now he doesn't want to wrestle anymore because he has a personality. Yeah,
oh he's he's even in Have you ever seen cock Blockers? No, oh,
you gotta see cock Blockers. It's about these parents that are trying to
just do these ties of movies, I guess, but I'm giving him too
much credit maybe, But cock Blockers is funny too, because it's it's trying
to prevent, like, you know, your daughter from getting knocked up on
promenid. Okay, I love I loved cock Blockers. See, they're just
dumb, dumb movies. You don't need to think a lot. And Ricky
Stinicky is perfect. I thought it was gonna be awful. Hated the name,
but then I kept seeing that they got me, they got me with
the repetition I would see during ESPN during games. I'm watching basketball college basketball
games, getting ready for the tournament, and I'm seeing Ricky Stinicky. You
gotta watch Ricky Stinicky do it and we'll we'll talk about it later in the
week after you watch. All right, okay, all right, try to
do I have a homework, Simon and Ricky Sicky. All right, we
will, uh will take a moment. Uh should we do well? I
want to mention something that tragic that happened, and uh get into that for
a moment. And uh, you talked about your seat, pap. We
do have a woman wrote in about what her husband does. Okay, yeah,
to sleep through the night. Yes, that it's a little different.
We'll get to all that next. But first Leo's dad. Oh gosh,
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and they have great things for Saint Patrick's thing. If you like to get
over there and get some cookies and some things like that. Do all the
celebratory stuff. We always move some big deal in my house. But what
they do have is the pre made meals. And I would suggest that if
you have a busy family, you get over there and stock up for the
week because they have everything from Shepherd's Pie, they have Keishe, they have
chicken pot pie, they have spaghetti and meatballs, chicken palm and salads.
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I love your Way, but uh, all kinds of internet issues.
I don't know what's happening. If Frampton didn't come out with that album Frampton
Comes Alive. Do we even reference Peter Frampton at all? I don't know,
Well, because that album was huge, but like other than that,
he really he had some songs that we liked, but nobody really like,
really took him seriously until he did that live album with the talk of guitar
effects. We uh remember we interviewed him and yeah, he had an album
Thank You mister Churchill or something like that. Yeah, but somebody said he
was a total dick or douche or something Kano or Tommy, I don't yeah,
and then we we interviewed him. He was great, Yeah he was.
He was a delight. Yeah. I don't know. I don't know
what the thing is. Yeah, we're having all kinds of uh, let
me see if I can make sure that. Yeah, all right, we'll
just have an internet issues And I don't know, one hour of sleep and
the internets are all after things up, so sad, scary, an odd
situation, I'll call that. I I don't know exactly what happen Genesee County
other than the fact that a thirty two year veteran fifty four year old Genesee
County Sheriff's Sergeant Thomas san Fritello passed as a result of an altercation at Batavia
Downs. That's awful, yeah, it said. According to police, san
Fritello and casino security were notified about an altercation inside the facility. So after
an initial verbal confrontation inside the bar area, san Fritillo, alongside Batavia Down
Security staff, began escorting two patrons, Michael Almore thirty three and Lindsay Wilcox,
thirty nine, out at the request of Batavia Down Security. So it
sounds like maybe they are causing a problem. Yes, And what they're at
thirty four Rush Bar, I don't know because that's the bar where like they
have like live bands and stuff. I'm supposed to play there in a couple
weeks Okay, Yeah, I'm serious on a Saturday night too. Yeah.
And yeah, right before Easter, well not a week before, but yeah,
that's Wilcox allegedly became physical Willcox Chick the chick Lindsey Wilcom thirty nine year
old chick became physically combative with san Frantillo, and you think it may have
stressed him to a point where I know, I don't know, so who
along with the assistants from the Batavia Down Security was able to gain control of
will Cox and place her under arrest. So they got her under arrest.
That's when I would assume her boyfriend, Mike Elmore, who is six years
younger than she is, allegedly began to interfere with the arrest and became physically
combat combative, attacking san Ferantello. Okay, so he attacked the sergeant.
Batavia Down Security officers and civilians attempted to assist san Frantillo with taking Almore into
custody, and a physical fight ensued. Gosh, you don't want to be
responsible for those people, man, you gotta feel bad now if you're the
to do they get like attempted murder church I don't know, or manslaughter because
the police officer died while trying to apprehend them. During the altercation, san
Francillo attempted to use a taser, oh h to on Almore. San Frtillo
fifty four became so then they said according to police, but almore continued to
be compative and then all they say here is san Frantillo fifty four became unresponsive
during the altercation and CPR was started immediately, but he was pronounced de ceased
by the Genesee County Corner Oh. The Botavia Police Police Department is coordinating with
the Genesee County Sheriff's Office Genesse and blah blah blah. But I'm just there
saying if anybody witnessed anything to police, call the Batavia Police Department Detective Bureau
at five eight five three four five sixty three eleven. I don't know,
I'm it does sound like maybe the gentleman had a had a heart attack.
Yeah, I'm just asking this question. Do you think he could have accidentally
in the strugg may have tased himself. I have no idea. I mean,
either way, that shouldn't that shouldn't end up like this. Yeah,
right, I don't know. I don't know. And you would think,
like thirty two year veteran, you know probably we have heard m We've heard
incidents where in the city last twenty years where like police use the taser and
somebody ended up dead because they had a heart condition or something like that.
I'm not saying that this is the case, trying to It's just a bizarre
incident where like it technically is a routine I hate saying a routine incident,
but it kind of is like somebody gets rowdy, yes, going about that
cause a problem. You bring him back up, but you don't hear about
this stuff usually. This is stuff that ends up in the times a Wayne
County. W was the last time I saw a bar fight? Oh gosh,
bar fight like one of my shows, I think. Okay, so
remember this bar used to be called Damien's. It's on uh oh yeah,
East Ridge Road. No no, no, no, no, no,
it's a different one. It was on the corner of Monroe Avenue. And
then there was another street just Marshall Street, right, it's I think it's
now known as Marshall Streets known as Damien's right. And these girls got into
a fight over who can Like they used to have a pole that you could
dance on, and my band's playing and these girls were fighting over who got
the dance on the pole. They started slapping each other around, and of
course, like the hat, two of the guys in the band like put
their instruments down. I'm still singing. I have no idea what's going Like,
Hey, what happened to the base? All of a sudden, I
look over, Oh, there's an incident. These girls are fighting. That
was the last time I've seen a bar incident in front of me. I
don't go to bars so much. I was out with Kevin and somebody.
I'll just say. The way it happened is somebody who recognized Kevin from a
previous job that they worked together came over and Kevin didn't recognize the guy right
away, and the guy was drunk, and there was something about the way
he was posturing himself that I go, this guy in my head was looking
for a fight. Now sometimes I don't know, I just I just go,
there's something about this guy. So Kevin then said to me, after
the guy walked away, he kept taking his hat off, which was almost
like his sign that this shit was gonna go down, and he's staring at
me. What do you think of this guy? You know? And then
he said, I never had anything good to say about him, but I
couldn't tell if he was drunk and being funny. Yeah, but I go,
but there's something about this guy and his mannerisms, in the way he's
going he's looking for a fight. He was going on about that he lives
in town. He was demanding where to know where I lived. It was
just it was something odd, and I go, this guy's looking for a
fight. Sure, shit, he's up at the bar then and I look
over and I'm watching him, and he starts with some guy and the guy
is not even looking at him, won't even like break and he keeps calling
him an asshole, and help tries to flip his hat off, and he
takes his hat off and he's leaning over and he's in the guy's face.
And then he's like, I'll be cool, I'll buy his drink. Let
me get his drink. Because guys like I was just trying to get to
the bar. So whatever happened, I have no idea. Again, I'm
away from it, but I'm observing this, and I go, there's something
about this guy that he is looking for a fight, and so that seems
to but there's some people trying to interfere and calm him down and all this
shit, But he's the instigator. I want you to know, like I
saw this, I felt it from the guy when he was over talking to
me and to Kevin, and he walked away. I felt it, I
could I go this, This mofo is looking to start a fight. So
then uh, he's back at the bar. And the next thing I know,
there it is and there's another guy that I know who I have seen
people try to mess with, and he's so sure enough I see that guy.
The next thing I know, his hands are up on that guy's you
know his The other guy has his hands on Kevin, the guy Kevin used
to work with chest and they're going back and forth. And and that's the
And by the way, if you know Damien or Damien's place, you know,
you know that. I wasn't gonna say where it was, but yes,
that's right. It's fine, it's fine. It's a narrow it's kind
of narrow. But there's never any problems in there ever. But so I
all I said to so one before it's fine, Before the second one happens,
I say to someone who works there, hey, watch that guy because
he's he's starting trouble. And sure enough he starts with this other dude.
But now everybody's blaming the other dude because he's the first one to put his
hands out. But this kid, there was something that you could just tell,
and so I was looking for it. I just looked at Kevin gar
I'm out of here, and then that guy wandered up to the front.
I haven't seen a bar fight in a long time, and I was like,
man, I don't want to see this. I don't want to see
because they're never First of all, they're stupid. And then sometimes it's not
so much the hit but the fall that somebody takes, because you'll bounce off
a chair, you hit your head, somebody else gets hurt, somebody else
gets hurt. It's a bad reputation. It's like you just don't want that
shit. You just don't want it, right, you just do want it.
Danny did say that he's using a seatpat text at five A five two
six eighty eight sixty six. I hear Dan talking about a seapap. How
does Dan's wife handle it? So you know that commercial? I want to
get away? Do you want to get away? When I first started using
the seapap, right, I took it off once just to like adjust it,
and my wife could feel the breeze coming out of seapap hair can's pressurize
there, Yeah, and like it's blowing in her hair right. The next
day we see a commercial watching football of a couple going through the same thing
where the guy's sleep and he's snoring. The mask is off his face and
it's blowing in her face right. And then they show that thing where you
could wear on your chest to help you implant, and I don't want to
do that, but you know it's she doesn't seem to have an issue with
it. You know, like I I'm not much of a snorer to begin
with. Personally, I think that this thing's will waste the time for me.
It has helped my heart apparently according to my tests. Just my sleep
sucks. It's like having a vacuum attached to my nose. Well I had,
I was diagnosed with mild sleep apnets. Okay, so I use a
mouthguard and it pushes your lower jaw out. I got Eastman dentel and so
it just and it opens up your airway and I just I sleep great.
I said great. But this person writes, my husband has a new weird
uh non seapap habit. He gets into bed a couple of minutes after me.
Most nights we kissed and go to sleep. I thought something was odd
about his kiss, but then when we were talking he was just mumbling.
I realized he had his mouth taped shut. No, people do that too,
I'd never heard of this. Yeah, they'll tape if the seapap if
you're still breathing through your mouth or exhaling through your mouth, inhaling through your
nose and out your mouth, you'll still make sounds. You'll end up with
a dry mouth. So they'll give you this tape to wear over your mouth.
But you have to go through the process of getting used to the machine
before they allow you to do that. He said, he saw it.
Saw it's a great way to get better sleep. It makes you breathe out
of your nose. So now I sleep next to a man with a breathe
right strip on his nose and tape on his mouth. How did we get
up to nine billion people with this eye? It's a great question. Without
all this great questions, you wereize, Oh, we've been sleeping all these
sad we're not. Yeah, but you died people having heart attacks in their
forties. Yeah it was, you know, so yeah, fifteen was middle
age. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I got out through a midlife Christ,
Well, what did we say the other day? I just learned how
to ride a bike. Were you here, Yeah, I said, I
think we we should consider raising the age of consent to sixteen or lowering.
Lowering is me because you have like this thirty nine year old woman. I'm
not saying it's right. I would be annoyed as well if I were the
parent of the sixteen year old. But at the same time, you know,
she's being charged with rape. They can't even hold her because of the
bailery for it. Just a bunch of red tape. You know, this
sounds more like a kitchen table punishment or we're kitchen table discussion about hey,
you know whatever. So yet, there's a certain type of tape that you
can wear on your mouth. It's you can't just take duct tape and do
it. You got it. It's like a certain kind of tape, right,
because well, no, it is a certain kind of tape. But
my point was like, we're living longer because when in that whole age of
consent thing, I think remember they were talking about raising it to the age
of ten. Yeah, in England in what or sixteenth century or something like
that. Yeah, because people weren't living long because they didn't have c pack
machines. Yeah, you know, I mean it's funny. Yeah, you're
right, vaccines. Yeah, you're right. Because well, social security was
a big thing. They said, we'll give you social security at the age
of sixty two and or sixty five. And the reason that Roosevelt did that
was because they're not gonna live that long. Anyeah. People end up like
living in their seventies and eighties like this in twenty twenty or twenty twenty one.
Yeah, twenty twenty. Before COVID, the average age of death in
this country was seventy seven or seventy six. Then after COVID dropped the seventy
five. But they think it was because of COVID that it dropped down.
But it's about seventy five years old, give or take. It used to
be like in the fifties and sixties. Now it's seventy eight, Okay,
I think, yeah, yeah, people are living longer, yep. And
so you know, that's probably why they want to keep you alive, even
though they so they can medicate you. Yeah, we got a system here.
We need to keep the green coming in, right, But the fact
that I'm like in my early forties and using a seapath. I knew guys
who were using the sea paps in their twenties. I was in my early
forties. A lot of live before me, so speak St. Patrick's day
is coming up. Yes, right, So they used to have this big
party down at Bennigan's. Remember Benigan's downtown on Exchange. Yes, okay,
so they used to have this big state Patris State party. So my buddy
can okay, I used to get a hotel rooms over. Yeah, So
he goes, so at the time, I was out of work, and
he goes, hey, why don't you come hang out with us? You
know, have to take a load off, right, because you're gonna room
with my buddy. We called them air Force one. And the reason we
call them air Force one is because this is the first time I've ever seen
somebody wear a seapat machine. I had no idea these things existed. He
goes, oh, yeah, I have a DVA. It's up to them,
and I'm a little overweight, so I have to use this machine to
sleep by. So if it bothers, you let me know. And he
put it on and I'm like, oh my gosh, it's like wearing like
an air force mask when you're flying a plane, goes, Yeah, it's
exactly what it is. And uh, he goes. It helps me by
sleep. Now I sleep better than ever. Yeah, And I was like,
how old are he goes, I'm twenty nine. Wow. But that's
it. That's why we're living longer. It's part of the reason, right,
Yeah, even your heart's gone, hell, thank you, Yeah it
is, it really is. All right. We'll take a moment. Tipping
culture, Dan, tipping culture. I can't be started about. I know
I have no problems tipping tipped employees. Yes, it's the other people that
want tips that have a problem. Well, tip flation is a is something
that we're hearing about. Tip flation. Oh not tip fatigue, No t
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because I sometimes even though he's a Patriots fan, he can't be the voice
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today. Yeah, according to downdetector dot com downdetector dot com. Uh.
He mentioned the fact that Kevin is a fan of the Patriots. Mac Jones
no longer a Patriot, the quarterback out of Alabama, who I believe was
taken with the fifteenth overall pick, is now a Jacksonville Jaguar. He's got
to back up the guy who went number one in the same draft. Yeah.
Yeah, Trevor Lawrence. Yeah, I tell people, I go,
you know, everybody gets excited about the draft, right, and I understand
why it's the season of perpetual hope for every NFL team, But like even
these guys who have trained their entire lives to pick players right and coach them
up. Those guys miss more often than they hit. It's like, if
you could pick the draft, why don't you go work in the stock market
pick something worthwhile. Yeah, but let me ask you, that shows how
hard it is. It is that hard. I would agree. But and
then there's these guys like Brady who you didn't expect, or maybe even brock
Purdy. You could say, yeah that you know, great examples. Mister
irrelevance was Brady and mister irrelevant? No, no, it was one though.
Yeah, So I don't know. I just I think to myself that
is it possible that some guys I have played the game so long that they're
just a plan and they don't perform at a high level, Or that maybe
there's injuries, nagging injuries that get exasperated, or you know what I'm saying.
I think I think where you land is just as important as how good
you are coming out of college. And you have to remember this about Alabama
quarterbacks. They haven't succeeded in the NFL released since Ken Stable and Joe Namath.
Well, Tooa is not doing bad, he's doing all right. But
here's the thing like he's got the perfect coach. It's a one read system.
If guys aren't open, just get rid of the ball, just get
it to the ball like it's a one read system. He doesn't make many
mistakes because he's always going after one receiver in particular on each play. Now,
if you it's again, it's where you land. So if you take
TWOA and you put Tua like somewhere else, like if you put him in
New England to put mac Jones in Miami, mac Jones might still have a
decent career and Tua might be the guy who's on the outs right now.
Because look, I always thought Chick's never been an offensive mind. He's just
not. I thought from all the things I read in the eighteen draft,
was that when Josh Allen came out, Yes, yeah, that uh Sam
Donald was gonna be the best player in that draft. Yes, that's what
all signs pointed to. And Sam was off the team and you know,
now he's a backup in with the forty nine ers, right yeah, he
yeah he was because he because he was the guy carrying USC just carrying this
team. And then he gets drafted by well he was supposed to go to
Cleveland and then at the last minute, uh their ownership, Jimmy Hassell said,
now, what's We're taking Baker Mayfield. So then he so then the
Giants take Barkley. Yeah they don't they needed a quarterback. This said,
no, We're gonna take Saquon Barkley. So then the Jets are sitting right
there and they wanted Donald they grabbed him. But Adam gaze was the head
coach. Adam Gasee who was I mean the guy he coached before was Peyton
mann Well, Peyton Manning coaches coaches himself, right, you know, so
he really he wasn't the right That's that's another thing. It's like, you
know, some of these guys are just so self motivated, yeah, and
know what to do, you know. And I think a lot of that
has to do with having a daddy who was in the NFL a long time
playing that position. But anyway, Mac Jones out of New England and they
have the number three pick in the draft, so I would expect them to
take a quarterback. Sounds like it's probably going to be Jaden Daniels, the
kid out of LSU, the Heisman Trophy winner. Okay, that's what.
That's what it sounds like to New England. Tip flation Daniel, do you
know what tip flation refers to? We're tipping non tipped employees like Barista's and
stuff more and more money than we did before. Refers to the increased rates
that people are now expected to tip at restaurants and for other goods and services.
So I was in a coffee shop yesterday and they give me the thing
and I just hit no shit, they hit no tip. I felt bad.
I'm like, oh, they're good to think of it. Now,
I feel like obligated a tip because yeah, but if you don't tip,
then you might get a crappy Uh oh, you're not getting crappy anything,
because they can't see it. I don't think they know. I don't know.
Yeah, I don't either. I don't either. But it's on my
side of the thing. Depends. If they have that the screen, then
you might it's not the screen that they flip over this sometimes if you sign
the little piece of paper, you know you might or might not. Well.
The New York Post had a whole article and the title is Tipping cultures
out of control of customers, say, and service industry workers agree. According
to them. A new survey of American consumers and service workers found that seventy
six point one percent believe tipping has gone too far. But it's not only
the diners who dread it. More than half of service workers agree, fifty
one percent, saying they would prefer to be paid a living wage or receive
no tips. Tipping is in the expectation in the American service industry and how
many workers' salaries are supplemented. Many workers salaries are supplemented, yet as the
cost of living increases across the country, so too do the demands of businesses
and workers who rely on cash gifts to get by. Okay, So what
they're basically saying is that they're not making enough on tips that they want more
money or the base salary to go serve. Which of these services do you
actually tip for? Restaurant service? Absolutely? Absolutely every time. Food delivery
yes, okay, hairdresser and beauty services yes, although like oftentimes they make
up their own prices in some cases because they're renting a chair, right,
So you say it's like, oh, it's like twenty bucks. The tips
kind of built in sometimes, but I always go beyond that just in case.
Yeah, I don't. I don't. I always tip. How about
Uber I to drive? So yeah, you know what's funny, though I've
never ridden a nuber, I've only d driven or left. Okay. How
about bartending? Yes? Absolutely? How about baristas? I do, But
that's the one where I'm reluctant because they're they're making the full wage, Like
they're not getting like a minimum wage or a tipped wage. They're getting like
the full wage, right, I mean, it's it's kind of it's it's
become one of those things where yeah, they are making it for you,
but they're supposed to. What about a moving company? You ever have a
movie? I always, I always tip those guys. How about hotel staff?
Do you tip out? Leave a tip when you leave? Yeah?
You have done that? Yep. Okay, that's the one where I'm tricky,
Like I don't know how much to tip the hotel staff. You know
what I'm saying, because like, if you're bringing me something to my room,
how much do you expect me to give you? Whereas someone's cleaning my
room, right yeah, you know, or making my bed and stuff,
So I would expect the person who is cleaning my room, making the bed
and fixing and give me fresh towels more than somebody. Oh you know you
have a delivery here a piece of mail. Oh thanks, I gotta give
you ten bucks. I don't know. I don't know what the five is
because it's never enough, you know what I'm saying, Like when whatever the
nightly cost was, that seems like it could be high. But yeah,
that is, that is pretty steve. If you're if you're spending two hundred
dollars a night in a hotel forty bucks, should you be tipping your flight
attendant the next time you fly, bring any snacks, bring any drinks?
Should you tip flight attendants? That's tricky? Would would you never? I
don't think i've ever. I've never done. No, I haven't either.
Flight attendants they do, They do accept tips. It can be in the
see I guess they can't. I guess they can't take like cash tips,
but they'll take like gift cards, like you know, a five dollars Starbucks
whatever card. Give me a form of gift card for somewhere in the terminal
or if you if they if they hand you a bill like four like let's
say, if you want to order a drink or something, that's not included
in the price. Like if you want to order alcohol or something like that,
you have to sign off on it, whether you're like your phone or
your or a tablet. Yeah, and I think that's where you can tip
them. Definitely tip them if that's the case. I don't know. But
as far as like doing what they normally do, I don't know. They
keep you alive, They show you the where the exits are, how to
put the mask on, to put the mask properly. They tell you to,
you know, put your mask on, secure it first before your child
or your wife. Yeah. I mean I think I'm okay. I'm more
okay with them than the barisa. Yeah, because the bars that's what you're
there for, because you can make the argument that you know, like the
waitress is the same thing. But no, the waitresses have always traditionally been
paid a tipped wage. They live off the tips. Whereas a barista,
they're there to make, you know, the wage that they're supposed to make
for doing the job. They make more. They don't make a tipped wage.
They make more. I should see if my son, uh, he's
working as a waiter, and I think he wrote I think he got his
first dining dash. Oh seriously, was he responsible for point don't know.
I don't know. I'm not pizza delivery guys like if if you know,
they're responsible for like the entire tab at the end of the night. I
remember there was one pizza delivery guy that got jumped that we knew. Oh
seriously, yeah, like they waited for me. He was just the kid
with the glasses that used to work with us. No, okay, this
was a name that a lot of some people may be familiar with. And
I shouldn't laugh because it's terrible. But it was Snoozer. Oh really yeah,
and Snoozer got so I think it was wintertime and he was bringing a
pizza and he was supposed to go upstairs and somebody popped out and he slipped
on the ice and he it defeats poor Snoozer. Yeah, Snitzer. It's
terrible. Yeah, it is terrible. And then he's responsible, and then
it's even more terrible because then I laugh because it's him, but always a
sweet guy. Let me see, I'm gonna try to call Jackson and see
if Jackson will tell us what happened with his uh dine and Dash, and
then ask him kind of about the tipping culture because he's he's in a in
a southern state, but that doesn't mean and survives on tips. But I
just don't know like Fife, Yes, standard, well, I always figure
i'll do twenty. I'd never stiffed anybody ever, even for bad service.
Hey Jackson, I'm on the podcast. I'm on the podcast. Can I
talk to you? Yeah, I don't have any tables right now. Oh
okay, you're at work, yes, all right, talk to me real
quick about being the dining dash deal they were it was two people, they
were excuse me, they were three entrees total about seventy seven dollars and they
just left without paying. So what happens then? Do you have to pay?
No? Another manager zero's it out and then I just kick cash.
So okay, all right, and how do you We were just talking about
tipping culture and some people are getting upset with the amount of tipping, but
not so much at restaurants. Are you still getting good tips when you when
you work? Oh yeah, I'm making great money. Yeah. Well,
you go above and beyond as a waiter and really try to engage with the
people and get as big a tip as possible. I do. Yeah,
yeah, all right, but no tables right now? Is it a slow
day? Well, you know what, it's the daylight savings thing. I
think it screws everybody up. Yeah, it might, it might be that.
Okay, but yeah, we usually popped up in like about an hour
as the dinner rush. Okay, so that'll be six o'clock where you are
it Will you bring the food out with the forklift? Just joking, Jackson?
All right, okay, good, all right, Jackson, you go
back. I'm sorry to interrupt you, but I wanted to know about I'm
sorry they dined and dashed on you. That's fine. Happens. It does
happen. It does happen. It never happened before though. No, all
right, we should look at the cameras. When I worked to Michael's restaurant,
we go to the cameras to find the people, try to figure out
who it was. Somebody knows who they were. Yeah, we would shame
them. Oh yeah, uh, this didn't what's the name of the restaurant
you're working at, Logan's Roadhouse, Logan's Roadhouse. Well, enjoy Logan's Roadhouse
today, pal. I hope you make a lot lots of specials, Jackson.
We don't really have specials, but we're known for a stake A very
good that's good. All right, thanks buddy, thanks man, all right,
no problem right now here. The reason I raised my hand was because
here's a group that like kind of there's this gray area. Right. If
you go go to a restaurant, you call ahead, you order takeout,
meaning you're driving, yes, yes, yes, okay, because I get
didn't Shady McCoy or somebody get in trouble because he didn't tip on takeout.
And the point is that, like, okay, you're going to get it
yourself. All you're doing is boxing it up right, So should you tip
for that? No? I don't tip when I get Chinese food? Should
I? I mean, if I go pick it up right, I don't
think so. I don't even think that. I don't think that. I
might just do it just out of the kindness of my heart. But I
don't think it's obligated. None of them paying twenty percent. If the if
you're if you're getting like fifty dollars worth of takeout, you shouldn't leave,
and you're doing it yourself, you shouldn't have to leave ten dollars to recovery,
maybe a couple bucks. You uber and you go to dinner, and
then you go to a bar, and then you uber again. You could
do easily one hundred dollars in tip. Oh, easily easily one hundred dollars
worth of tipping if people start rolling that into their budget, because it is
right to tip, right, I mean, except that you're paying for the
uber, so I don't. I don't understand. Well, it's more of
a courtesy. You don't have to do it. I'll tell you this as
a former lyft driver. Yes, what, And I'm not joking. I'm
gonna I'm gonna be I'm gonna be honest here. I'm not gonna say what
groups. But there were certain groups or categories of people that would would not
tip. Yeah, I would assume young people, no college kids did not
tip. That's what I would think. But there were also like certain ethnicities
that would would not tip. Right, yes, seriously, all right,
my fellow Italians did not tip. It's just weird. Like you, you
always have to budget for the tips if you go out, if you're an
uber, Yeah, but if you can't afford tip, don't. If you
can't afford for we used to say in the restaurant business, if you can't
afford to go out to eat, which means leave a tip and stay home,
that's simple. That's simple. I know that inflation, know the prices
are going up, So what if you can't afford to leave a tip.
I think everybody should spend some time in service in food s to see how
it really works. Man, it's not, it's not. It's not the
waiter of waitress's fault that the food is cold necessarily, or that the cook
screwed up. Now, they are the last inspector of food, but there's
a lot of layers to get there before the they bring the food out to
you. Okay, So you shouldn't just blame it on the waiter or waitress.
Sometimes it's the cook, sometimes somebody else. The other thing, too,
is that you don't always you don't like unless you go to one of
those home style diners, you don't see one person anymore. You'll see someone
taking your order, somebody else getting your drinks, and somebody else bringing out
your food sometimes. So who are you really tipping up? In the first
person you're talking to, who really writes you the check, They're the person
responsible but ultimately a the end of the day, it's a team game.
Yeah. Well, and then usually they tip team wise? Do they tip
out your bar I don't know. Bartender's tip team wise. They split the
tip at the end of the night. But I'm not so sure about waiters
or waitresses. I don't know. All right, Well, tipping culture.
Some people say tipflation. You are getting fatigued with all the tipping. Yeah,
well, yeah, because I don't mind tipping everybody. But I think
that, like, I don't believe that you should have to tip, you
know, a flight attendants, they want your tips, you know, Like
I think there's certain like waiters and waitresses should get mandatory fifteen to twenty percent
tip, but I don't think everybody should be that across the board. You
want to throw a barista a couple bucks, I think that's cool, but
they shouldn't get a bet out of shape because you didn't give them twenty percent
when all they're doing is what they're supposed to do. Right, All right,
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NCIS yourself. It's on. No I get sucked into it, she does,
Yeah, but I like, I'm like following the wholes, Like last
night I watched like three episodes like why am I? But if I turn
it off, She'll wake up, like, well, you turn the TV
off? Like hanging on as white noise? Is it on all night?
For her? It is? Wait, the TV is on all night?
At some point I actually turned it off and say, no, we're going
to bed because I go, I asked her. I go, you wonder
why you can't sleep? I go, you got the TV on? It's
blue light. Yeah, you're supposed to like turn off your TV at least
an hour before bed, no screen time. She goes, yeah. But
then my mind starts raised and I start thinking out things I need to do.
I'm well, play some music. What do you got have the TV
on for? But I come in and all of a sudden it's on.
I have to get these special blue blocker glasses and try to fall asleep.
Now, hang on a second, I have a serious question. Yeah,
if the shoe were on the other foot, yes, and it was you
that needed the TV on, would there be a lecture as to how bad
that is from her? For? Yes, yeah, there would be.
Oh yeah, but is there lectures to you about how bad certain things you
do are for you or annoying or whatever? Yeah? Yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, like supplements, the supplements and he was on a lot
of supplements. She said they weren't good, and then the doctor said they
weren't good or a wasted time. There were waste of time. He didn't
say they weren't. They weren't as bad as she made them out to me.
They just weren't all the things. So you get the lecture. But
you can't give that. I give that. Why I tried to do it
this morning? Why not? Why can't you say listen? Because my wife
is more stubborn than I am. Yeah, but why can't you go look
to a new habit twenty one days? We got to go twenty one days
to form a new habit because they only takes the break it. So what
we need is every night we got to shut that TV. She's at the
timer. There's a timer, I'm sure on the TV. Is this the
seventy five incher? Oh? This is the other TV? All right?
This is the bedroom TV. All right, the bedroom TV, the one
that gets porn. I'm kidding the uh, but I'm sure. Is it
somewhat modern television? Yes? Yeah, you could probably have a timer on
it, a sleep timer, and it'll just sell those people where if like
the white noise stops, she wakes, all right, but get her like
a white noise thing, they sell the or or she has to have dialogue
because don't ask me why My ex wife was the same way you've married something
checks it like to listen to the TV shows, it's like, don't you
get weird dreams sleep talking their sleep? What about like just white noise?
Like you can go on YouTube even it does Is it an internet TV?
Does it get the internet television? Oh? Yeah, so go on the
internet and pull up YouTube and get some white noise. Yeah, I've done
that. I've done that, and sometimes I'll try to quickly. I have
to do it really quick because if there's ever a gap in dialogue right then
she'll sense it, like O, what happened, so I have to turn
it on, So like I'll try to turn on bob Ross painting. She
gets annoyed with the bob Ross though, because bob Ross is like painting,
and it's very soothing and relaxing. It lulls mediate sleep, but she gets
bored by it. I go, yeah, but and see I yes,
people getting shot and killed. Yeah, you know I can sleep through.
That takes my mind off. Thing. Sure makes me feel good. I's
so secure, our country's safe. Well yeah, right, she had her
grand was it her mom? That kind of call, one of those scam
calls? I saw you send me the article. Yeah, I had to
remind her of that last night. She didn't, she doesn't remember. But
yeah, I get a phone call. My wife's out shoveling snow around her
car because she had to go somewhere. Wait wait, wait, waits about
a year ago. I know what you're gonna say. How come you weren't
out shoveling? How we worn out shoveling. This is why no one listens
to you. This is why nobody listens. I don't know why she was
doing it, because we had nowhere to go, and I had already shoveled
the steps on the walk and everything else, but for some reason she decided
to do something else with her car. Okay, fine, So she's shoveling
out her car and underneath it and all that stuff, and all of a
sudden, I get a phone call. Her mom's hysterical. What's the matter?
She goes it is Beth. Okay, yes, he's out here shoveling.
Why she had gotten a phone call from somebody that your daughter's dead and
we need like the hospital needs X amount of dollars to release her body,
yeah or something like that. And they're older, yeah, so, and
they don't understand how things work. Sometimes you're like Max, father in law
used to get these calls from the quote I r s when you say older,
what are we talking? Late sixties, early seventies? Okay, but
that well it should be a little more, you'd think, right, Yeah,
because I think the news was such panic. I think that's what really
Yeah. Sure, well that's what they're praying on, that's what they're hoping
for. You. You're thinking emotionally, interrationally, that's what they're trying to
do. And so like my ex father in law, this is the funniest
one. So he get calls from like some Indian dude pretending to be the
ir S. Okay, and he's like, well, here, you want
my account's number. He'll take care of him. And my wife would call
me. She goes, did you get a call from the IRS? Take?
And my final got a call from the IRS? I go, honey,
wait, wait, wait, the ir S don't call you. Do
you think that we could call your current in laws now and pull a scam?
Please don't. Well, just to say you're vulnerable, This is like
that. We've I've already had to talk with a security already had to talk
with them. Let's about being vulnerable. But see if it's sunk in.
Why can't we see if it's sunk in? Well, see if it's sunk
No, don't And she's got enough on her plate. Don't do that.
What if we call up and we say, we said, we say,
your daughter has been in a car accident, and uh, in order to
get the car repaired and back to Rochester, we need one thousand dollars.
Don't do that? Sure she would, she would probably like she would,
she would call me them, be like, no, she's fine, she's
knitting like I had to talk her off alleged. Do you want to talk
to her right now? Yeah? Well, these scams are I mean the
target old people, yes, because a lot of them don't live near something,
especially in places like Phoenix, maybe New Mexico where you should send me
the thing. But sometimes they don't always live near or you're not in the
day to day life. You're aware of things going on, but you're not
the day to day life. So if all of a sudden, he used
to be like, hey he's in Canada, gotten an accident, or you
got a d WY you need to bail him out. He's afraid to call
his parents. Yeah, right right, that would be a great one.
I still think that we should test. We should and then when we go
this has just been a test, a test of the scam emergency system.
We want to make sure you're not able to get scammed. I think we
got to do that. I think we call up. It would be a
real service for your in law trying to teach people, for your in laws
or anybody. That's what I'm saying. How about we put it out to
the audience. Okay, put it to the audience. Hey, did you
have parents that need to be taught a lesson when it comes to technology.
Bill Moran and I will be glad to help our makeup you have artist Yvonne
will be calling them our makeup artist Yvonne. Yeah. For those of you
who don't know, Bill and I when we were working at CMF used to
call funeral pollo for you. No, we used to. We used to
call as funeral parlors to salids and let them know that our makeup artist j'vonne.
It was always you find was out sick and we need to wheel the
McCain, the McCaine corpse in for it for a little the brown up the
meat, a little yit And a lot of times four o'clock show you would
get these young girls and they go okay, because we call the South if
you can come through the bag, because I don't want to freak out our
customers. Like sometimes you get a smart person to go okay if there's if
they're dead, the skin's not going to absorb the color. So it's like,
but some of them were, But you have a canopy? Are you
serious? Yeah? I mean, is there any way we could do this?
How about a spring? Then we go to spray tan we wanted the
spray san corpse. Yes, I'll hold her up. People would fall for
it. Can you come in after ten o'clock? Should we bring that back?
Yes? Should we try that? Thinke us. We gotta we got
to find a neutral line to call from because they'll they'll trace it back to
our phone. When we did it the radio station, like, yeah,
nobody could ever answered the phone because it call a number that nobody connect to.
No, but we could call from the two o six number. Okay,
sixty six, we can try it. We can give it podcasters.
Uh, do you ever have somebody I One of the things I was thinking
about that someone brought up, Uh, you know, once you're labeled certain
things, you can never kind of shake that. And one thing I was
thinking about that it is hard to shake is if you're considered a thief,
if you just swipe little things like I knew somebody who took a a nephew
in for a little while. The kid had got into some trouble and he
had been stealing some things and stuff, and so they they opened their home
to him, needed to get him out of the environment he was in.
Did all that was not me, even though I did go live with my
uncle for a summer that was not me. And all of a sudden somebody
said they had a vintage card in plastic. I think it was a Shack
basketball card. Okay, it was worth about one thousand dollars, all right,
couldn't find it after the kid had moved down, couldn't find it.
We're convinced the kid took it. Years later they're moving the loan. Behold
they find the card. So for years they yes, they held it against
this kid, yes, or Ricky Sicky took it. Yeah, Ricky Sinicky
took it. But a great movie, you gotta watch it. But I'm
just saying, like, once you get labeled that that's automatically, you know,
you think it's them, right, you know, or a young babysitter.
All of a sudden, a pair of earrings are gone, and somebody's
like, well, I don't know where they are. Whoever's watching the kid.
And there were a few other things missing, and somebody else said,
yeah, we had things, so in your mind, you label this person
said, my mother in law passes were going through a jewelry. There were
my wife's diamond earrings. She had taken them, probably by mistake. Maybe
not, maybe not by mistake, but once you get labeled that deep,
that's a hard one to shape. Oh yeah, that's like the one.
Well, I mean there's worse things to be considered, but yeah, no,
I'm just saying on a milder scale, right, you would automatically,
like if things went missing. I remember there was a kid that I grew
up with. Shit would always be breaking. I think. Uh. We
had one of the early computer games, right, and it was on a
disc, and if the disc got dirty or you didn't want, like statical
ustricity could wipe out everything. Well, we lived in Appalachias, so the
power would go out often. So we're down my father's downstairs flipping switches trying
to get it back, and all of a sudden, now the game's not
working. And I had left the room for a minute, and I was
convinced that he had taken the disc out the wrong way or something. Yes,
and I'll never be convinced it wasn't him, And yet it maybe it
wasn't. Maybe it was just a complete glitch thing. But once you've got
that reputation, man, you're never gonna be able to work. Do we
have people at work? People were always stealing, like back in the day
headphone, but tickets and things would be tickets would go missing. Yeah,
oh yeah. So we had a boss who brought in this girl who had
a reput, let's say, and she had a similar name as somebody like
me who was on the station. And all of a sudden, these tickets
start just missing left and right. We can't give them away to our tour
our callers because the tickets were missing. Was this when we were yes,
yes, female jock and she used to work on the alternative station in town.
And all of a sudden we're like and like, so we're all getting
not ac cues, but like questioned about it, and I'm like, I
fill the sheets out and hand them up. I have no reason I could
just ask it for tickets if I want them, and then come to find
out that she was taking them and selling them. And then all of a
sudden, next thing, you know, she's she ended up in rehab or
something or yeah yeah oh she did. Yeah yeah, okay, Danny,
yeah, yeah. I don't remember the person very well, but imagine being
that, yeah, that's desperate and then selling the tickets they think they saved
for promo. Youth so much right right that that happened, Like headphones would
go missing a lot. Yeah, oftentimes Tommy used to use these wet wipes,
yeah, like like brown when I is a bathroom. I like him
and he like they didn't go missing, though, It's like, who needs
stuffs brown besides me? Who uses that stuff? Well, someone wanted to
clean him up, thinking that they were out of place. I don't know
if they had a cleaning service, but that's the thing though. All of
a sudden, things start going missing and people start start accusing accusing people stuff,
and there's certain people like there was an intern many many many years ago.
There was an intern who things would go missing, and I always thought
it was him, And then uh, I get it. I'm the promotion
director. Try this one overra size. I think this guy was a little
bit older than me, but he was interning, and he was a little
rough around the edges, let's put it that way. Looked like he came
from kind of a rougher background but was trying. He was going to school,
he was doing all this stuff and really really wanted to improve himself.
Well, I get a sales guy comes up to me and goes, hey,
because you used to have these enter to win things, right, and
you have to fill out your stupid little form and drop it in and you'd
have it I don't know, seven to eleven speedway whatever the hest stations,
right. So then we got to go out and pick up the boxes.
So I send this kid out on a route to pick up boxes and the
guy goes, hey, um, happen to me in this nor today?
And I see the guy and he's there and he bought a I don't know
sixteen ounce beer and got behind the wheel, cracked it open with driving around
the van drinking a beer and I go, oh my god, and he's
like yeah, and he goes. The guy's like, you know, hey,
thanks darlin. He goes, just giving me the whole wrap that the
guy said. I God, so now I can't have this, and I
can't. I gotta fire this guy. I gotta fire this guy immediately.
And I didn't want to, but I'm all uncomfortable and I want to.
I had a fire him. As soon as he came back. I'm like,
listen, man, and he goes, yeah, I did. I
go, you can't. I can't have that. I I can't have it.
I can't have it getting around and god forbid a station van ever hit
it. But you know what I'm saying, Yeah, like right, five
six and eleven, Yeah, five six and eleven, and we lead off
tonight and he doesn't even need to be drunk. No, he just has
to have an open container in the car, which is against the law.
Yeah, So I'm like, we can't have this. So he ends up.
Then it was like, I don't know, like a month later,
he wounds up in a motorcycle accident. He's dead. Oh wow, was
this something similar? I don't know. I don't know. That was the
thing. And I was always like, man, and there was a part
of me, honestly that I always thought if I didn't fire him, would
he still will still be alive? I don't know. I was one that
bothered me for a while because I liked him. You know, he was
he was trying. He was a little bit older than he was like in
his later twenties, but he was, you know, for for that gig,
it's usually kids nineteen twenty one as a max usually, right, what
I remember when I worked at Wham Now, you know, like when you
have a group of people working together for so long at rickets gossipe and starts
accusing people of stuff when things go missing. Right, So we had this
news director he works at xx sign now I think is Randy Gorman, and
Randy Gorman is like one of the hardest working people in the business. And
he goes, hey, so we got a new scanner because in news radio
that's a big deal to have a scanner. Because a couple of the crystals
went out on the old scantering, we're missing we're missing stories. Pal,
We're missing stories because the the scanter's not working. So we get a new
scanner. So he goes, I don't have time to set it up.
I'm gonna take it out of the box this weekend and set it up.
Well, the only people that knew that we had a new scanner were the
were the or the station manager and the people in the newsroom at that time.
Right, this thing goes missing and all of a sudden, somebody misses
work and everybody's like, yeah, guess who we think someone so and so
stole the scatter Because he's like flipping out, He's like, I just we
just got this new scanned I've been begging I'll let to get a new scanner.
We lost this, We got this stake stolen. It's gone. And
to this day that nobody they have, nobody but they but man, they
were quick to accuse somebody. They all accused the same person. The greatest
was some of the ship that would go on in radio. There was some
stuff that would go on in radio that was phenomenal. I mean it was
really like your lowest rung of entertainment and sometimes the lowest rung of people that
were working. But I remember a window on the sixteenth floor being broken and
no one could figure out why. And so there was a story, and
I don't know if it was concocted or not, that someone flew a drone
into the window from the outside. They had this is recent, this is
recent. Yeah, And then somebody else said, no, there's no way.
They think somebody flipped out, picked up a chair threw it across the
room in the window. But no one will ever know now if they they
have to have cameras somewhere, because they had cameras all over to me,
they had cameras all over the place that at one company I worked for,
there was an engineer and he would he had all the cameras and he would
see when food arrives, and he was there immediately immediately. We can't find
out who stole stuff, no, but we found out what the fucking food
was. Yeah, that's what we knew. Oh gosh, Danny's got podcast
stitutional amendments. Yes, I do podcast stitutional amendments. They're like new rules,
Yeah, new rules. So one of them was like we kind of
discussed it earlier this week. Be careful everybody. Yes, that one hour
that you lost last night in sleep, I gotta tell you. I just
said to you during one of our little breaks. I'm very tired. I
don't know if it was because of the Chinese food that was given to me
for free that I ate and too much MSG got in my blood. I
don't know. Yah. Yeah, so just be careful for a little snoozy.
So this morning I went to church, and I usually leave for church
about nine thirty. You get there by like ten to ten, and there
were no cars in the road. It was like almost like it was still.
It was still like eight o'clock. It was nice. Yeah, so
it was nice, but you know, get to bed earlier tonight. A
lot of people at church. Oh yeah, it was packed house, packed
house, at church, we have ushers who like have to ask people,
Hey, do you mind if this person sits here because you got an empty
seed? Right? Oh, that's my husband. Okay. He goes to
the next Hey, this person says, oh, yeah, jud set down,
you want to Yeah, we got two seats. Go ahead. It's
like really friendly, but they have the ushers. It's so packed that the
ushers actually have to ask for That's why I don't want to be late.
Also, if you want to believe that this is a sports one, if
you want to believe that the NFL salary cap is a myth, or you
don't want to cover leaks about Lebron James, you know the stuff about like
he's been accused now three different times with three different athletes for using peds.
I'm not saying he did it. I'm saying that there have been people who
are like linking give to that stuff. Or if you really want to equate,
like this, this Iowa basketball player from she's a female pasketball Caitlyn Clark.
Clark, she said the all time like points record. She's amazing.
She's practically shoots from half court. She does, but she's not Pistol Pete
they're trying to say it's the same thing Pistol Pete's record. If you're saying
that that is true, if you're saying all these things that, if you
don't want to cover Lebron James, or if you believe the salary caps is
a myth, then you need to turn your credentials in because you're not a
real sports person. You're just trying to create controversy. That's all. You
have no credibility. Just just push it. And finally, and this is
important one, Jordan Peterson said this this past week and it kind of hit
home with me, and it's like, holy cow, you're right. The
better I become, the better off everyone around me will be. Yeah,
the better I be. And I never really heard it framed like that,
The better I becomes the better off stuff. We say here, you can't
be hit for anybody else unless you're good to yourself. Right when the way
he framed him, Oh my gosh, that's just that makes so much more
sense, so much quicker to say, I believe, yeah, the better
I become, the better off everybody else your wife TV. That would be
a nice thing. H Speaking of football, Josh Allen, I saw a
little bit of the article in The Athletic uh Sean McDermott. People calling for
him to be fired that were wasting Josh's potential, agree or disagree him.
Graham did a nice job in this article. You interviewed several people who never
got were like Josh never got to a Super Bowl, like Warren Moon and
Rich Cannon, and they say, look at the alternative, look at the
Sabers. They're owned by the same guy, and the Sabers just traded a
bunch of guys, and it's like, you've served your purgatory. Go win
a championship somewhere. Why can't we do that? To me? I think
that, yeah, we are wasting Josh Allen. I'll give McDermott one more
season. But the last defensive coach not named Belichick that'll win a Super Bowl
was Pete Carroll back in twenty fourteen. It's an offensive coaches game, and
you need your head coach and your quarterback to be in sync offensively. That's
how you're gonna win. Because, like Josh Allen has one of the best
records in the NFL. Yeah, and it's six and five. When you
don't turn the ball, when your defense can't get a takeaway. So I
mean, your quarterback is really just just over five hundred and he's got one
of the best records in the NFL at this when your defense isn't playing ball,
So that's just that much more pressure on him. So you get him
an offensive coach that he could sync in with, then maybe he'll have his
best shot. But right now you know you got one. I'm giving McDermott
one more freaking season, one more year, one more one more year.
That's it, all right. Enjoy the potential heart attacks because the daylight saving
time. Go to bed sooner, get the oscars, get some rests.
I don't even know if I know the movies or up. I don't either.
I'm not sure if I've watched by time people listen to this Laskar's rover.
Yes, love some controversy, Tobar, We'll get to see some Jimmy
Kimbles than you. For Dan Marella, I'm Dell Moran. Will see you
tomorrow. H