It's just like the old radio show with the additibility to swear a lot from
the mac of All Trade studio in Fairport and driven by Victor Chrysler Dods jup
Ram. It's bilified 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. Tell you friends, did y'all?
So, just before we came on, we were talking about Stephanie popping
in last night and how she was kind of a hit and Marcus really wanted
to meet her for a while, and so is Matt from bTB. Did
she sign his boobs for him? So? I said, So, I
said, to get to Kevin. Look at one of the pieces I put
up today and he is playing it and in and I say, how hard
is it to be Stephanie's boyfriend? And Danny goes, has there ever been
a guy who's broken up with a really hot chick because of exhaustion? And
I'm thinking, I don't know, but I thought it was a Seinfeld episode
that I watched where George was out of work. But they combined efforts to
make like this one hot chick who was high maintenance for Jerry. She so
he would like pick up the I don't know, George would pick up the
dry cleaning and the other thing and this and that, and they would do
all this. They'd be ready for dinner, and all of a sudden,
like she's like where that sweater? And then George would beat him outside.
She loves this sweater, put this on and goes, no, I have
this, No, no, no, she loves this. When he puts
on and I love that sweater. She comes around the corner like it's the
perfect thing. I don't know. I just remember my uncle when I spent
the summer with him out in Park City. And I probably shouldn't even say
this, but he goes, you know, feel look at some really attractive
woman. And somebody's tired of banging that. That's what Tommy can say.
Somebody's like, halle Berry, she's spend vorced like what four times? Yeah,
somebody's sick of banging man. Yeah it probably somebody is. Probably well.
I mean like like there's there's one thing that's exhaustion, and then there's
high maintenance. Erry's girlfriends sounded like high maintenance. Yea, this seems like
exhaustion. Like voracious sex like always togetherness like always like It's one of those
serious situations where I could see somebody going, you know what, I need
a little, I need a little. I need Monday off. I need
me, I need me me time maybe Tuesday. I mean, do you
and your wife spend a lot of time together? We do, Yeah,
we do, but we're never exhausted of each other. We enjoy our each
other's time together. I was just gonna say the same thing. You know,
you're speaking from your perspective, and any good lawyer would tell you,
well, we'd have to talk to her separate. Go ahead. Yeah,
yeah, she loves me. Okay, I love her too. How about
you? Oh god, no, well your might probably spending time with you.
No, we don't spend time at all. No, really, verily,
very very well, because you're working opposite schedules. Right, three children?
You have three children? How long have you been married? Almost twenty
years? So is it like a car depreciate some value after so many years?
It could wash? Yeah? Sure, I think so. Do you
on that comment? Do you you don't make like a date nine or anything?
We have time, dude, they have ten dollars pizzas at Btb's on
Friday night. My wife loved it. Well, yeah, we might get
season tickets. That's how much she liked it. What about doing something like
what about doing something like even in house like I go out on the deck.
Kids you got to stay inside or set them up with something. Well,
I mean, I think your fourteen year olds probably off in his room,
all right, and then the little guy could probably be entertained by something
on the TV, with a game or whatever. And then I your older
son works a lot, and we had five days, seven days left with
him. Yeah, get out. I know that's gonna be weird. Needs
a new office. Today. Was gonna gonna be emotional for you? Oh
yeah, I'll be fine. She's not gonna. I didn't want her to
go, To be honest with you, why, I just mom, I
don't want to deal with having heard crying for three and a half days.
It's a long drive. I don't want to listen to it. I want
to listen to pod or maybe she won't. Maybe she won't. She will,
I already know, but maybe she won't cry so much. Oh it's
happening, creeping closer and closer to just time with you. That's probably part
of the crying right there. Yeh uh. A weird day today with some
stuff in the news. Uh, there's been a bunch of things. But
two places locally we're evacuated. One we're gonna talk to uh A Monroe County.
Yeah, two places were evacuated. It's just become like a regular thing.
Don't know. Last week it was Walmart? Yes, this week?
Where was it today? A target? And we'll talk to the Monroe County
Sheriff's about that later on in the podcast. It's somebody like it was there
a somebody have to note the best. Damn, I see what I'm thinking.
Don't you think like I'm going to have to be something like that?
So I can't wait to talk to the who blew this up? Uh No,
but this is a strange one, and I wanted you to try to
picture this because every I think everybody in this room has been to this Wegmans.
The Rochester Police Department says a Wegmans was evacuated after an officer assigned to
the Wegmans noticed a man with a knife in the store. Officers say that
they noticed around two thirty this afternoon at the East Avenue Wegmans and he was
in clear mental distress. Was he one of the chefs? I don't they
see? I don't know, so they that's a mare that Pancha tried to
put his aid. Here comes the swat team. So I add that the
store was evacuated. Imagine being in there. Now here's the thing I'm thinking
in summertime. Yeah, I know that there's well there's families that live in
that area. So I know a lot of people have said, well that
was the hookup wakemans. You could meet people in the aisles when but it's
it's singles. Well, but a lot of people driving out of the city
you might stop on your way home and kids are home for the summer.
Imagine, I mean, you would be scared out of your mind as a
kid in the world that you live in now, where you're you train for
if your school has a shooter. I mean, all of a sudden,
the stores being evacuated, I think they'd be shipping their bands. Absolutely.
How many people in that store when it was evacuated took their carts with them
right to their car. Now, dude, get the beer cooler. Oh
that's a you know what, I didn't even think of that. I'm guaranteeing
a lot. I didn't think the criminal line the show. Yeah, I
didn't even think of that customers customer focus. The man was later taken to
a local hospital for mental health treatment. So I'm going, wow, what
what does mental distress look like like? How would you know what? I'll
tell you what. He had a guy hitting here last night who like me,
he's a picture of it. Might gonna say, oh, well,
because I've been in mental distress in wegments, would you have the kids with
you? Any fucking man that has been given a list and coupons to go
with that fucking list got one. There is no way you don't go through
mental distress trying to find the easiest thing. Every week, bro, every
week no no, I had next wife send me on a wild goose checks
for tampons. I bought the wrong tampos because are you purposely trying to screw
with me? I go, dude, dud was that's terrible? I just
watched a video EVA evacuating a ferris wheel and Wildwood, New Jersey. Could
you imagine being stuck on a power outage at the top of the well.
I got stuck at Darien Lake Well in a roller coaster upside down. No,
it was it was supposed to be. We're supposed to ride it ninety
six times. It was more animals, animals, and it was an in.
It was like falling closed things, so you were going around in the
dark, so you couldn't see where you're going. I don't think it was
all that elaborate, but since the dark added a different element to it,
right, you couldn't prepare your body for which way you were going. They
didn't pay their electric bills. Made I think we made you were Yeah,
we went like up that hill, Kevin, and it stopped. Then they
had to turn up like we sat there for not not that long, but
walking down, yeah, down the stairs and yeah. Yeah. We had
shirts made more animals, animals. I still have that shirt somewhere. Do
you realize that'd be great? No, it'd be cool to see that.
It's crazy. Such a man solve, guys. I love the little bars
back and before that, you guys do, by the way, love Kevin.
There there was a call that went out from the Wegmans. Hello,
missus Burrillo, we have your husband in a pad room. He's in the
fetal position on the floor, crying and mumbling about an eight pack of bounty
extracize he can't find. But I'm telling you that to me is what,
like, have you ever encountered another person that would be considered in mental I
don't know mental distress because I had to go look up what would be the
definition of mental distress, because mental distress isn't a diagnosis of any kind.
It doesn't mean mental illness. It really is a judgment call. Well,
yeah, sure it is. Just take that look on their face and you
decide which side of the street you're gonna walk out because I looked at and
so. On the internet it says mental distress or psychological distress is the term
used by some mental health practitioners and users of mental health services to describe a
range of symptoms and experiences of a person's internal life. It's an interesting way
to say that what's in your head internal life? I like that, I'm
going to start stealing that one that are commonly held to be troubling, confusing,
or out of the ordinary. And then mental distress is neither a disease
nor an intent le thing. Well it isn't. Yeah, well this is
intangible because I would think it isn't but you but you can. It's one
of those one of the people that you'll know it when you see it.
Yeah, right, not a disease. Yeah, saying it's not mental distress
is neither a disease. Mental distress, not mental illness. The Bills losing
the fourth quarter this year at the at the stadium, you're gonna see a
lot of mental distress. Yes, the playoffs, said Damien's Place. I
was watched watch fine, dude, I got over it like the third quarter.
I knew it was over. What's this show? The shady mccoison on
FS one something speak speak speak is what it speak. They took that show
and they ruined it because he was on there today saying that, uh he
thinks that the Jets or somebody on that panel said they think the Jets may
drop their first two games because it's the Bills and the Cowboys. Okay,
I can see that. I could see him winning both. I don't need
I agree. I agree with you. I don't think the Cowboys are that
good. I don't know. But back to mental distress. What are symptoms
of mental distress? By the way, that horn that you're hearing in the
background, we got the door open because it's a little hot in here tonight.
Uh yeah, what's going on, Mac, It's not Maxwell, I
know, it's it's literally it got to be next door. No, no,
it's fine. Just gonna put that horn. This horn is like an
old school way to alert people that there was a fire. Right, so
anybody, Now everything's electronic. They, I guess, had a vote at
the council and for nostalgic purposes, let's keep it. Some old guy goes,
I want to know, I want to know when there's a fire.
You think they can upgrade the horn a little bit though, Yeah, sounds
like a dead There was a rustler in the w W named tug Boat back
in the nineties. That was his theme song. It was, yeah,
like you would have that tug boat song and then and then some music.
But it didn't sound like a horn from eighteen sixty. No it did.
No, it sounded exactly like that. They have to say the town which
founded the Grandfather didn't. So here's examples of uh, mental distress, feeling
sad or down, been there, mental distress okay, confused thinking that's every
day for me, or reduced ability to concentrate, oh dude, or blow,
excessive fears or worries, or extreme feelings of guilt, the mental distress
that could be all of us, Billy extreme mood changes. Yes, that's
what I'm saying. If I just call nine one one for a random reason,
one of us has to go. Because if it's a mental distress call,
yes, somebody got to go. That's how it works with withdrawal from
friends and activities, been their significant time, slow energy, or problem sleeping.
In my defense, I aways let go myself. Yeah. Yeah,
by friends, do you ever call on a friend and just check on them
just because you were concerned you have time? Yeah? Is it because somebody
that you know is normally kind of up and down a little bit? Yeah?
It's called three three times? Coming home from the podcast? You after
you've yelled at me? Bro, Okay, Bro, do you want to
go to like DP? Don't talk about it by I've been there, Bro,
I know what it's like. Billy didn't talk to me for an entire
week. That's not true. I don't even tell me once ice to me
for a week. I do not rememb A couple of times I don't even
remember look me in the eye. I don't remember. I asked you,
what's wrong on nothing? I don't remember any of this first week of twenty
eleven. Oh my god. Okay, he was still married at that point,
so we'll just chuck it. I don't know, because you know,
someone have. I had a friend in high school and I was just reading
something today that we shouldn't be an island like a lone wolf type of person.
No, you're supposed to be with people, and I'm my Bible says
that specifically many times. Well we are social animals, right, Yeah,
you're supposed to be with not just your wife or your husband, but with
other people. And I o ship. I do. I spend a lot
of time alone, but I always have hate other people. The older you
get problem like like there's this theory out there that like when guys stay single
for long periods of time, they get weird. Yeah, because they have
nobody to really keep them in check, right balance, and they got they
get really out there. Sat last night, which one your your seat?
Not you set your seat? I thought that did they have the love seat
out last night? Or was it all right? Do you ever talk to
someone out, talk anyone out of harming themselves? Now, now clearly this
person at I've never talked to anybody about harm out of harming themselves, but
I did. Actually, I found out I should themselves. I shouldn't talk
about this, okay, but let me just please still keep it general.
I found out that I actually talked a guy out of ending his life.
Didn't even know it, really, yeah, yeah, A listener a radio,
because I've gotten letters from listeners who said that I did. I had
him when I did afternoons. It was one of the I think I saved
it and used it as his father. No, no, not his father.
This is terrible. Now did you did you have it for cano?
No? No, no, no, no speak to being your beast of
bird. No. I just thought of this right now. I just thought
of this right now. I think I have it somewhere, because I mean
copies of the letter. The person was really no, no, no,
somebody wrote me in red ink on I remember it. That's always a red
flag, red pen, It's always a red flag. And it was all
print and they just said I was so close to the end and blah blah
blah, and you made me laugh when I was listening to the radio that
I couldn't I couldn't possibly do it. I didn't go through that. I
cannot thank you enough. You saved me, and I do think that like
you changed their state, well, you changed their state of mind. So
every decision you make is based on the state of mind you're in when you
make that decision. Okay, saving lives. So here's what So here's what
I took. I gotta find that I have that story. So I uh.
I saved the letter and then I made copies of it and I would
send it out as part of my package when I was applying for jobs.
Hey man saved the guy's list. So funny, I I could do therapy.
Dear Billy, you saved my life my dad. And I always feel
bad because sometimes I'll say, I would love to help you with anal ring
toss. I would say uh, because I say things and sometimes it sound
bites, but uh, and they will be an incomplete story. And I
sometimes like I've said things about my dad that I think come off as I
don't know if they're I don't know how they come on, but I would
say he was he is truly to this day, I'm a hero for many
many reasons, for many reasons, but I had a friend who want up
institutionalized, and he he was. I think it was more of a cry
for help. His dad was a police officer. I don't know if his
dad was part of the Duchess County Sheriff's Department or whatever, and he took
his dad's gun brought it to school. Now, imagine if this shit happened
today. Imagine if this happened this was Yes, this was probably nineteen eighty
seven or eighty eight. Parents would be a rest Yeah, right, so
oh, there'd be all kinds of like, how did he even get accessed
do all that stuff? So he this guy, it was my really I
love this kid. He was a brilliant, brilliant guy. And he had
brought the gun in and it was in his duffel bag. And we had
something called the commons, so if you were a junior or senior, you
could go to the cafeteria and you could talk and they would open up the
cafeteria. You could get snacks and stuff and eat. And I remember this
one kid looked down and saw the gun. And this is a really really
like I would love to talk to this kid about it now, because imagine
you're a junior in high school and you look into a guy who's your peer
and a friend. We all played sports together and stuff. And you see
in his bag he's got a gun. And he this kid got up and
quietly walked to the person who was monitoring. You know, somebody probably grained
papers one of the teachers, I mean, no one was misbehaving or anything,
and just said, hey, that's it. Or he either did that,
or he walked to the main office and said, this guy's got a
gun in his bag. So the main office called down to the cafeteria and
said that student who had the gun in this bag had a phone call and
he needed to come to the office to cover it. And then they somebody
else then came in behind it, picked up the bag and got the gun.
Now, so right, imagine that, like and this kid, the
kid who stopped it was his name was Chris Brenner. And I always thought,
I was like wow, like when I look back now, like at
the time, it was just part of a story. I never really thought
about this until this moment. That's amazing poise because somebody else would go,
what the fuck? You know what I mean, you didn't mean somebody to
flip a tiptoe your way. I was like, I go and I think
he's a lawyer now, which would make a lot of sense. He's uh,
but yeah, Chris Brenner, and I was always now that I think,
I'm like a boy. That's some real poise in that moment. What
are you like? I think we're sixteen at the time. I mean,
that's I think you guys your generation was born a little older, if that
makes sense. You guys had more maturity a my generation did, and the
next generation, like I think precip it got worse. Yeah, but here's
the thing. He would wear from the top of a stall, but he
had to wear with count cushions when woman left the room. But he had
that was college. That was after that. But I was the least mature.
But no, but you had to wherewith all the like okay, here's
I'm gonna pull it off. I mean you say, you all the thought
process, Yes, there was that, but I think, I think,
but that was a pretty smooth execution by that young man because at a sixteen
years old because you didn't you didn't overact, you didn't say to somebody else,
hey man, maybe he did say too. He was really good friends
to this the other kid who lives in this area now, and I wonder
if you said something to him, but I don't. There was no that
kind of ship would have spread, like, wow, Nathan's good a gun,
you know what I mean? And everybody, yeah, yeah, they're
on the local radio station. I call it a request. He do not
to tell, do Moran, That's for God to sure. So they get
the gun, they get it out, and then what did Joe dadda dude?
Nathan uh wound up institutionalized for a little while, like they did whatever
they do. I'm sorry, no, no, no, no, no,
that's fine, that's absolutely fine. And then Nate uh he I mean,
really brilliant guy. It was Nathaniel and he broke his leg. I
think maybe playing soccer or something. But my so then my buddy and I
my best friend and I it was me flame brain and Nate and Nate had
broken was like Nate was a big guy, like he was heavy and he
was about six two or whatever, and we took the bottoms off his crutches,
the rubber stop so he would slip and break his leg again. So,
oh, dude, you want to retract that last statement made seconds ago?
Hang hang on hanging out I think this was flame Brain's idea because I
used to take the top off Nathan's crutches and I would turn it inside out
and make it look like if you flip the thing through, it looks like
a penis. Yeah. And I used to stick it out my fly,
just waking around because the time, so we used to say inside look like
the off and if you flipped it inside out, you may look like a
penis. Yeah. And it was flesh colored. So I would just walk
with those the old wooden ones. Yes, okay, it's before the medal,
okay, And so the little recall after you did that. I remember
I was really nervous because we're in the cafeteria. It's crowded, its loud,
every's doing it, and I was so afraid and this big kid wanted.
So Nathan goes gets up and and flame Brains taken the bots off his
crutches, and I would I didn't. I was so worried about and fallen.
So Nate Hits puts all his weight on the crutches. The crutches shoot
out, and I stood up and caught him, like put my arms just
like this underneath his arms, armpits like under his armpits and he came out
and I caught him, and I remember flaming, why did you do that?
And they I thought. I thought, man, if he could have,
he would have absolutely beat the shit out of Chris. And he didn't.
Uh yeah, flame bring Chris and uh yeah, I remember that.
But then I really liked Nate. I thought he was just just a brilliant
guy. And I skipped school and he was home. I was worried about
him. No, no, no, he's alive. Okay, yeah,
yeah, yeah, he's alive. He no, no, no, no,
no. I think he went on to be on Broadway and some different
things. I haven't really the brain. I don't know. He was not.
I don't think. I have no idea he wasn't. He wasn't when
we were in school. He Uh So I had skipped school and I went
and I bought myself a Sony Walkman, it's a big deal. Back.
Yeah, get to save up a lot of money. And I drove all
the way down to Pochepsi for that, and then all the way back from
Pochepsie to Pine Planes to hang out with Nate and have lunch or whatever.
Maybe I went there first and I got caught skipping school because I timed it
perfectly, coming in from behind the school bus. And then my father says
to me, hey, uh, was was my first period teacher in there?
And I thought it was one of those parent trap things, and I
just went, I skipped today, and he goes what. It turned out
that my sister had gotten sick, so my dad had to go pick her
up and take her to the pediatrician, mister Tice, who's all so the
football coach. His kid got sick and they had the same pediatrician and they
were both in the same waiting room. But he was there for first period,
just not the rest of the day, so I could have said yes
or no, and he'd probably gotten away with it. My dad called the
school and sold about I was skipping, but I said I went to Nate's
house. And it was years later, and I think my dad said,
I always worried about and think about this for a second, you know,
when we talk about mental distress. I always worried that someone who has no
regard for their life has no regard for anybody's life. And I always worried
about that. But obviously everything turned out well, and I never worried about
that a day. I just liked me. I thought he was funny,
you know, gave me one of my greatest funny moment. I used to
laugh and laugh. We were up at Flame Brain's house. We camped out
in the side yard and we would sneak out and meet Flame Brain's cousins who
are older and get beer, and we would go down and party with these
guys. And so we're running across the street and there's like this dirt road
and there's a thick silver wire that's sagging down to keep cars from pulling in.
It's like a like a like a rod, not a rod, but
it's a sagging it's like a steel cable. That's exactly what it is.
And Nate is running full bore. Oh no, he's got beers in his
pants. He's got this. And I'm behind him and I see, I'm
I'm pretty buzzed. I can see this thing, and I go, oh
boy, and Nate hits it. He had it must have been funny,
talking glass or can. He had the steel the steel cable left a big
well across here, and all you heard was cool And he folded in half
hand beer, shout out and I fucking lose it. Like I can't stop
laughing. I can't stop laughing. I come running through, I hop over
the wire. Now we're there, I'm still laughing. Nathan's in pain,
I'm laughing, and my friend flame Brains getting pitch. She's like, we're
gonna get caught. So Nathan, now in pain, has me in a
headlock with his hand over my mouth, and I can't stop laughing. And
then every once in a while I'm licking his hand and I think we had
to be like fifteen sixteen. I don't know something like that anyway, literally
fresh Uh, there's another strange story that we'll get to. Uh, we'll
do that, and just like, yeah, mental distress is bad. Well,
mental distress is bad. I would encourage anybody too. If you have
a friend they haven't heard from in a while, check on them. I
tried check on one person a day that I haven't talked to him a long
time, just to see how they're doing. Every day. I'm making a
point to do that. You have you got a call. I've called him
three times one day. We're three years out. Now, that's pretty nice,
Danny. I don't I haven't done that. I did call a friend
once because I hadn't heard from in a while, and then it turned out
something pretty rough was happening to them and or for them. And yeah,
but I would say, if there is a positive to this, and all
joking aside, look out for each other, right, look out for each
other because mental distress. You're right, it's a state of mind. And
it's not a mental illness. It's just somebody be in a bad state of
mind. And sometimes, believe it or not, no matter what you've been
told about yourself, you might lift somebody up. That's right, Yeah,
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weird perspective. Anyways, to the task at hand. Fuck them guys,
uh them two guys who were talking smack about you on the radio that you
were way too nice to Anyways, I know on the back of the whiteboard
you got written fuck you guys, but you probably won't say that publicly.
He probably shouldn't. And also, you got your little brother there, Danny
boy, listen, what are you going to tell him? The death offs
sucked up name for a band? If you go. I understand, by
the way, this was really just a personal call. All right, buddy,
have a good day, and be sure to like and subscribe to Bilified
wherever you get your podcasting the name. Now, hang on, before we
get to that, I just want to say, like this guy says,
it's a personal call. Now, I've been very liberal with my phone number,
and I'll say this at the risk of offending people, and I don't
mean at all, but I will get inane text all the time. I
will get calls, and you get the calls from the same guy all the
time, all the time about anything. And I don't know, I don't
have time from one more, you know what I mean. I'm glad you
got this number five and five two six eighty eight sixty six, but I
do appreciate it. And I will say that you have a lot of choices
to listen to a lot, and the fact that you spent some time with
the Bilified podcast, I am honored and I love it. Do you remember
a guy named douchebag Gary. Yeah, I don't know if he's still alive.
I hope he is. He used to call me, like at eleven
o'clock at night. I'd be on the road driving, will be a Friday.
Hey Danny, my wife and I wanted to know and he would ask
me some questions about the Did did Billy really say that? That that that?
They'm like, yeah he did, okay, eleven o'clock at night.
Yeah, he came like a Friday at night, I mean Friday night.
I still have curious No, I should probably just call him he's still alive.
Yeah, we should play like uh iPhone roulette. Yeah, I still
have Mike the contact roulette. Mike the dad died what six year or seven
years ago? I still love his last voice, smell that he left me
sweet? Look at that. I remember love that. Did you go to
his calling out? I went to his calling out. I couldn't go to
the funeral, but I went to his calling hours. So you were there
when they asked me to get up and say stuff and no, no,
no, I was no. That was the funeral. They asked everybody to
get up, and nobody got up. So you got up there to talk
about how I told stories about Mike said like, I don't speak Hongkong.
I did tell story we went to Hong Kong or something. Then there was
something about Chinese or I don't speak Hong Kong, and I just remember we
just roared. We just roared over that. He would you do you ever
have a three soom? Mike? Yeah, back when I was in the
army. Yeah, everything was back in the army. Yeah, that is
funny. So there's a strange story that I caught and I think it was
ten NBC, and it's not their fault. I feel like there's a lot
of holes in this story. I'm trying to figure out how to put it
all together. I did a little more research on this. There's not a
lot out there. There was like one other story, but it's interesting.
A man from Queens is under arrest in Wyoming County say he had child porn
on his phone and scammed an elderly person out of over two hundred thousand dollars
worth of gold bars. Okay, the thing that jumps off the page of
me is the two hundred thousand dollars for the gold bars. I go,
the first thing is awful, but there's far too much of that called Yeah,
that's called Tuesday. Yeah. So this guy's name is Jazz pret Sing.
So I looked up jazz Preed Sing. Now there is a Jazz pre
Sing who has articles on Yahoo Finance U telling people to invest in AI.
If you want to get you could use chat GPT to become a billionaire.
But it's not this he's So, this guy's charged with two hundred thousand dollars
worth of gold Look, I'll just shortcut the story. Cat's driving. I
guess he found an elderly person in Orchard Park, called them up and claimed
to be a U S Marshal. Old people are the perfectographer, Okay,
But and said that to avoid arrest, you need to pay, and he
wanted two hundred thousand dollars in gold bars. So I'm on, how do
you know that this person unless this Jazz Breed Sing does have some kind of
finance something or other and has a way to look at who has gold bars
and who doesn't. But somebody in Orchard Park had two hundred thousand dollars worth
of gold bars. So jazz Breed singh says, I'm going to send a
courier because if you see jazz Breeds sing. The guy who was arrested,
he you could tell me he did any number of things. I wouldn't believe
that he was in finance. I wouldn't. I mean a courier. Fits
looks think he could be a courier. So he drives up and when he
says to the guys, take the gold bars and put him in the back
of my of the courier's car. So the old person does it. Two
hundred thousand dollars worth of gold bars. Dude is driving back through Wyoming County
going back to Queens and he gets pulled over for a traffic violation and I'll
always make sure your lights are working out. This isn't to the ten NBC
article, but from what I there's only one other article I could find on
this. What was going on. His dude's story wasn't adding up, and
they start questioning him, and there's this report of two hundred thousand dollars with
the gold bars being stolen like an hour prior, and he's in Wyoming County.
I would I don't know exactly where Wyoming County is. It's like,
Okay, so north Potavia, so you'd be coming from Orchard Park. You
would drive through there. It's like near Orleans County. It's okay, yeah,
it's in that part that nobody really wants to go to. Uh yeah,
it's between Niagara Falls and nowhere. Yes, so that's a great spot.
That was Grand Island. They should just put that on a map.
Uh So a lot of money in Grand ans So whatever happens, it comes
out. So they take this backpack and they open it up. There's the
two hundred thousand dollars worth of gold bars in the backpack. Wait, how
many bars is that? Like that that's what's throwing me off because I'm I
looked it up and say, twenty pound gold bar is worth about four and
thirty thousand dollars. Yeah, but a standard gold bars twenty seven point four
pounds, so it's less than one gold bar. It sounds well, it's
less. Look like ten NBC's thing, because I thought they had a picture
on there. Maybe maybe they have bite size or Halloween size one size.
Yeah, they look like small bars in like I don't even know where you
would find like you would get like a packet, like a sick packet of
dice, like yeah, you know, like that's well, no, they
were bigger than that Kevin. They almost looked like candy bars. But in
each if yes, the god, each individual ones like in a little box.
And and and you can look up. The guy's name is Jasper j
A S p R e E T sing s I n g H. And
if you look that up, he's the rougher looking character. Hair's kind of
mussed up, he's got a short beard. He's a good looking gentleman.
And wow, so it looks like somebody could be in any look who knows.
Yeah, yeah, okay, that's what I'm saying. You can tell
me he was he drove uber. You could tell me that he worked at
mL Connery's in the kitchen. You could tell me that he was a high
school biology teacher just on summer break. You know what I don't. I
don't see high school teacher. I'm just saying, summer break, summer break,
you know what I mean. You kind of let yourself grow, you
go, things grow out a little bit. Uh could have been any fish
show. And then they found so obviously this old person probably panning through the
gold bars in this bag because they find uh mail that was torn open and
had the address on of the Orchard Park resident. And so this guy gets
but they subpoenaed two of his phones. So this guy had two phones as
Jasper's break and then they went through it and they found the child porn on
one of them, on one of the phones. Maybe maybe they planted.
I have no idea, but they're reporting that that's what it was. But
I'm more interest though, I don't know, just saying like, if I'm
a good lawyer, I'm gonna go ahead. Could be somebody else, Uh,
listen to you, Mickey Howard, But who the fuck is two hundred
thousand dollars worth of gold bars that they can actually get their hand on hands?
Yeah? Yeah, you do? You keep that under your pillow,
your mattress. I would assume in a safe deposit box. Yea, somebody
had to go. Wouldn't it be alarming? Why wouldn't the bank say,
hey, I don't know. There's a lot of crazy people that don't trust
banks. Joe di Maggio was one. Joe di Maggio. Did you ever
heard the story during the nineties during the ninety earthquake in the Bay. Joe
di Maggio was from San Francisco. His neighborhood, like he got hit hard
and everybody was forbidden to go there. But because he's showed a maggio,
he got the cops to drive him to his house so he could pull two
hundred thousand dollars out that he had a Hunters mattress. But that was the
nuts. Well, because they say, if you're really good with your money,
don't put it into banks. But if you're old, do you really
want to be investing in all this crazy stuff? Well where are you?
Yeah? But where's the gold? So okay, So it's possible then that
this person had bought gold and kept it at their house could be But how
would this guy know? How would this jasper say? Because this this old
person could be like online talking about it or looking for places to I'm seeing
that there are certain economies in the world that are going to pull out and
start backing their currency with gold and that you should invest in gold. Yeah.
The Chinese want that. Yeah, they want everybody. They like,
they went out and got a ton of gold and they want everybody to like,
they want to be the dominant currency in the world, not the dollar
dollar and they're bringing Brazil in India. Yeah, like you even heard of
bricks. Those countries Russia, they're bringing all them along with it, and
that would like, that would cripple our No, I don't want to say
cripple, but that would be a huge hit to our economy if they did
that. Yeah, but I'm more interested in Yes, yes, it would
be, but I'm curious. I would love to know more. Doesn't it
feel like there's a lot of holes in this story? Oh yeah, like
that was an old person just go okay, yeah, what what did you
do that you would think of? Us? Marshall would be clear. Conscious
has to be really like, Okay, you do something thing earlier in your
life, maybe loved one that just got Maybe it's where they got the child
porn from this dude or first so you think the second phone muld have been
the old man's phone. Right, so we found out you had child porn.
We need to take your phone because we're a US. Marshall, Daddy
might have just solved this. So this guy gets my wife watches NCIS criminal
minds all those shot and I think, so, if you're a good lawyer,
you gotta get that for your meddling kids. But if you're a good
lawyer, you gotta get that that that child porn charge thrown off there because
ah, that makes more sense. Yeah, he posts the US I'll say
this my unless this, So this cat had to be surfing places that he
knows child porn guys are, calls him, goes, we're a US,
Marshall. You can get yourself out of this. We need two hundred thousand
dollars in gold bars. So yeah, it could be the bait. So
even even that could just be find a way to get us two hundred thousand
dollars worth of gold bars. No words said, we don't want any trace
of this. So this guy I probably went somewhere to get this stuff and
they followed it like like you ever seen, Like you've seen the movies all
the time. The first episode of Ozark where they get the FBI guy is
like talking, but he's writing stuff onto a pad like you know, do
you need help? Okay, so hang on a second. Let me go
back to your theory for just the woman. If this guy, as we're
saying, I can't fully for going this teeth into this thing. If this
still we do that's why people love us. No, maybe this if this
guy was actually harboring child pornography. Why would he then be I'm I'm kind
of stumbling over my own thing here. I'm trying to think of like,
why would he then call the police and say I had chid have to call
the police when you when you make that kind of exchange. But they said
two hundred thousand dollars where the gold bars were stolen away? You gotta get
it from somewhere. There's always a there's always a trail. Yeah, you
gotta get that stuff from somewhere. Yeah, But I'm just saying it sounded
like, yeah, but they knew that it was stolen from an Orchard Park
address. The police knew it was stolen from an Orchard Park address. So
that sounds like the person who had the money taken called and maybe told her
releatant and they go, hey, dummy, right, this is it.
So if he was harboring child porn, is he gonna want to possibly incriminate
himself or herself by doing that? I don't know. It's very interesting and
I'm very upset over the fact that there's holes in that story. But yesterday
we did talk about the fact that so I gotta buy gold invest in gold
Billy, Well, yes, she did. A fourteen year old in the
Texas area picked up for thirty eight connected to thirty eight car THEFS down in
the Dallas area in Texas. A fourteen year old picked up in the parking
lot with an eighteen year old with a loaded handgun in the Wegman's parking lot
in Pittsford at two am Monday morning. So I go that, what are
kids like? Kids getting themselves in trouble. That's very young to be doing
that kind of stuff. But here is here the story with a young person
who again too many holes I need more. In a six Investigates report earlier
this year, we told you about seventeen year old Zachary Bailey who pretended to
be a physician assistant and gain access to two hospitals here in the coastal Bend.
Now we've learned Bailey has been arrested again, this time in Cato County,
Oklahoma, that's just outside of Oklahoma City. According to Cato Sheriff's Office,
Bailey tried to defraud a major dealership out of over one hundred thousand dollars.
Investigate. Reporter Brian Hoffmann, who first broke this story, has been
in contact with several alleged victims of Bailey. We will continue to follow this
story. A dealership, I'm assuming it's a car dealership. Yeah, that
he's doing. This kid is a genius. He's a frank abcnail. He's
a freaking genius. Somebody needs to get his powers for good. He's the
Barefoot Bandit. Yeah, he's You got to see this kid. He doesn't
look seventeen. He looks twelve. Zachary Bailey. That's usually where it starts.
Worked at a hospital for about a month last year, so we're hearing
like got into two hospital. He worked at a hospital for about a month
before people finally realize he was just a kid wearing scrubs. He pleaded guilty
a few months back, but isn't but it isn't a one time thing.
He was arrested Sunday, and if you look at this mug shot, he
looks like he's twelve. He's in trouble for allegedly defrauding a dealership in more
than one hundred grand, like we heard, because he was on a deferred
sentence from a case. He was pretending to be the doctor, so now
he's in double stuff. He was arrested officials. Stead of the authorities and
other states are still investigate interested in speaking with him about impersonating doctors and another
incident where he was found driving an old police car was planning to impersonate an
officer. This kid he's seventeen. I want to write a book. I
want to beat this kid, Zachary Bailey. You could make fun of New
York all you want, and I get it. The laws here suck,
yeah, mad, that would never happen here because no one's dumb enough to
fall for this thing. You don't think so No that that often there's the
reason why the sticks are the sticks? Okay? Seriously, like, how
could this guy get away with all this? Now? Nobody questions said.
Zachary did an interview with a nurse on social media earlier this year, and
he claimed the hospital situation was a misunderstanding, and then he never meant to
pretend to be a doctor. He said he was just observing a workplace because
he was interested in pursuing medicine as a career. He said he never actually
treated anyone, but he did save someone's life who was having a stroke in
the hospital parking lot. He took him into the er because he had access,
but who knows all he had to do is just notice they we're having
a problem, and he brought him in there. Yeah, that's what I'm
saying. That's basically what the guy said. I didn't do anything here in
T five w But I think that to me, that's like, uh,
it's way out does the Kia boys in terms of oh yeah, kya boys,
you got some work. I shouldn't say that wants idiots. I really
want to. I want to see if I could find the interview of this
kid because I didn't realize there was an interview with him in the hospital and
tell my wife this is so much better than Gray's anatomy. It really is.
Wouldn't you like, I wouldn't you love to talk to this kid and
go why why are you like? What gives you the balls? Yeah?
I want to say the confidence. I mean the confidence to be able to
walk in and just pull it off and I have. I'm a huge believer.
And you know this because you experienced with me. I'm a big believer
in act like you've been there. Oh yeah, right, Well that story
you told about your dad when he was in college and they were drinking,
they couldn't drink alcoholic fissure, and they had whiskey and snifters or like Scotcha
snifters. And the priest walked in. He saw what he saw they were
drinking, but he also saw the way they did it. Yes, and
he's like, oh, carry on in style, gentlemen, because they would
be sophisticated. They were like doing funnels. Yeah, like we did,
you know, but Danny and I when the PGA Championship was here the second
time? Yes, what year was that? Twenty twelve? Okay, so
twenty twelve, and we're all I never heard the end of that from my
ex wife. What do you mean she backed out whole week watching golf.
You don't even play golf. Get out of here. We so she did.
That's why she was poking a webster cop. Go ahead, all right,
my god, the truth is the truth. So we get up into
so Danny and I are kind of hanging around, and I didn't wear any
radio station type stuff. I wore button downs and khaki shorts and sneakers that
I knew would pass as though you could be an Oak Hill member. Yeah,
so we look kind of like the way he's dressed right now, sort
of shorts. Yeah, which shorts. But so we wind up his emergency
room outfit that he brings the kids to. The Channel Channel ten is going
up to get video of the Wanna maker, Todd Hayes, the photographer.
So all of a sudden, like somebody comes down and goes, hey,
you guys want to go up and get that, you can go, And
so I look at Danny and we kind of just going. We go on
one fell sweep and we end up in the room by ourselves with the want
to make a trophy. Channel ten does their piece and now it's just us.
We're taking pictures of us kiss in the trophy. We were doing all
this shit. We walk out of this room. Also, we had some
free cheese there. Yeah, that's what I'm getting too. So then we
walk across and they had just opened up this They built this new area in
the clubhouse for people to have private parties and overlook the putting green and I
think one of the holes to the left there it might have been. They've
redesigned the course and it's pretty much where the course I think I think it
was at the time where the course would would start or finish. Yes,
it was. It was like one was this way, and I think it
might have been eighteen, I don't know which. You could sit there and
you could sit out on this balcony. So in there there's there's people and
there's an open bar, there's all this food. Well people here, and
I say, dude, all of a sudden, I realize what's happening,
and uh, I go, come on in here. And so we sit
down and then Danny's like, oh, we should be hero, just be
cool, be cool, dudey cool, so we can get off, We
get food, we have one or two drinks. Yeah, and we're sitting
there and then I felt like and then may be wrong and I may be
remembering it wrong. But Danny got fidgety. Danny got a little fidgety.
He's getting uncomfortable, and all of a sudden, some guy just walks up
and goes, all right, fellas, you gotta leave. This is a
private party. And he didn't make a big deal that it, and we
didn't either. We just got up and I said, do you know who
I am? I'm Rich the bull guns Lord. But he kept saying like
he was getting super uncomfortable and just like this kid, I mean, he
looks like a kid, but you would pass like a young college student who
is medical intern one. I mean, shit's moving so fast in a hospital,
you're not thinking about who's next to you necessarily much as what you have
to do. So that's the absolutely I want it. I want to meet,
we gotta find I want to talk to this. I do to Zachary
Bailey. We'll probably get to wait about five years. Well well no,
I mean like but then like here's how like our government operates. They might
look at this kid and go, all right, well, we'll reduce your
sentence if you could help us out figuring out how the criminal minds. That's
a frank abotnail. Like that's how his new his career now is helping the
federal government find people like him. Yeah, but then encourages that kind of
be But you gotta be really bright to do this, Like it's not gonna
be just that like the Kia boys doing this crap. All right, no,
no, no, no no no, but this kid, you have
to be like a quake kid, probably not an Aquinas kid. This is
given a quake kid to pull this off so much. No kid in Silver
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com. Doesn't seems mad, I'm always number two, cow tried. I
have feel instead, I can't explain draping me and sane love being so polite
below tonight because this can dude always number two. No, this is It's
from the Barbie movie. This is Ryan Gosling singing for real. Yeah,
this is called I'm just a canny. I'm just captas. Brace yourself for
all the Barbie and Ken's at Halloween this year. Oh yeah, fucking So.
I had a friend who for twenty twenty for Halloween had already gotten the
box for the pandemic, had planned to be Barbie, okay, and she
had and all of a sudden because they bought a brand new boiler, and
she goes, I need to keep the box. I'm going to be Barbie
for Halloween in the box. Right then the pandemic hits yeah, and then
all of a sudden, like you know, nobody's doing Halloween parties or whatever,
all went out the window. And then all of a sudden, she
goes, I was gonna do it this year, and then this movie came
out, So now everybody's gonna try to be Barbie in a box. Maybe
not, it's just gonna be Kennon Barbie. It's yeah box. No,
I like the box idea. Barbara doesn't in a box. Uh. The
only reason I'm bringing this up because if you heard about the Barbie movie,
you're thinking it is an immediate pass, right. I mean, there's there's
no fucking way you're gonna make a Barbie movie good. This is gonna be
like the flint Stones back when Oh John Goodman and Rosie o'donald did it.
Rick moranis right, this is gonna be the flint Stones. This is gonna
be Popeye or Popeye that Robin Williams did, Peter Pan and Robin Williams did.
It's gonna be that. What's that George of the Jungle with Brendan Fraser.
Wait wait, wait, wait, back up. Rob Williams did a
Popeye. Yeah, I must have missed that. Yeah, he was Popeye
and that's what killed him. No, it actually wasn't terrible. It was
I mean, it was for kids. It was cartoony. It was the
whole thing that this movie. I did not realize that Margot Robbie is not
just Barbie, but she's also the producer of the movie. Okay, she
is about to bank fifty million dollars off the movie. I believe that fifty
million dollars. And she's gonna give a sequel, but guaranteed they're gonna have
a sequel with probably And I think Amy Schumer was working on a version of
the Barbie movie that seemed to just kind of god put or the writing went
nowhere or whatever it was, and this one, I mean she brought in
that. They did a very similar comedy, but Margot Robbie. They brought
in some great writers for this. Now I have not seen the movie.
I it's one of these things like I go, I don't know if I
really want to go see it. But if I would probably watch it in
my house, if my wife were watching it, I would probably watch it.
No, I would probably only just to see what is the buzz about?
Was it? Now? Here's the funny thing. I did read that
former Genett film critic Jack Garner, who was based here in Rochester and wrote
reviews for movies all over the country. They would be in all the Genett
newspapers and now has a theater at the Little Theater named after him. Oh
cool. His son is a freelance editor and worked on Barbie. Oh no,
kidd. Yeah. And I guess, according to what I was reading,
had early access to the script and there was all these NDAs you had
a sign and like I guess it was kept as quiet. Oh yeah,
it's impossible. By the way, By the way, you can't fucking possible
talk about it, Like even if there's like a flow about a lie,
what did she say? I can't tell you. Yeah, Oh, I
don't know. Peter Macteboro, his brother worked in The Sopranos, and there's
a couple of lines where he's like, what did he say? And I
goes, I asked my brother because I can't tell you. It's all an
NDA. Once she just put on close caption, then oh that's a good
idea sometimes close captions office. They're also saying that a lot of these movies
that are a lot of these toys from the eighties are going to be getting
movies now too, like My Little Pony and all that is coming back.
Bring all those things back because Mattel. Mattel owns the rights that somebody tell's
got to sign off on it. Greti Gerwig, who directed Barbie and co
wrote it, I mean this is a movie that I mean, she's gonna
get a tone of work every that this movie so far, I believe globally
has raked in one point one eight billion dollars. Yeah, fun, let
me just go back like I did anybody think when they saw Margot, Robbie
and Ryan Gosling, you go, this could be a career. Well,
because because where does you know? It's a series of shitty movies for a
while. It was they were talking about it where those two were like,
we thought this was gonna be the Drizzling Shits, and then we read the
script and it was amazing that people wanted to get in on it, like
as like side characters. They actually made it a very clever movie. And
the sweet spot, as you know, because you're you're both parents. When
you make a movie for kids, it wasn't even a movie for kids.
It was a movie really for adults and kids can come too. Usually the
target is make the movie for kids, will make the humor for adults so
that they could enjoy it because since the kids of the draw, in this
case it was the adults who were the draw, and the kids could come
along too because it's a Barbie movie. Yeah, good for them. Yeah,
I want to I want to see if I can find I can't.
I followed Neil deGrasse Tyson and I follow him on a bunch of different social
media platforms, and he's been interesting lately. He's I find him. He's
brilliant. Who he is. He's absolutely brilliant. Yes, but I did
he did this riff on Barbie, and I think it's an interesting thing.
Because when I was a kid or grown up, Barbie was considered like a
standard that no one could live up to. Barbie was if she were in
real life, she would be six foot, her waist would be too small
human being convenient. Yeah, but nobody could. Nobody could look like Barbie.
The whole thing was more on almost like the models giving a false sense
of body image to women or whatever it is, right, And so that
was that was kind of the riff on Barbie. And some people wouldn't buy
their daughters Barbies because they felt like this was the thing and they got to
write in and get the replacement Barbie. Yeah, but but listen to scab
Barbie. Listen to it. Neil de gross Tyson says, this is his
TikTok, and I'll just uh just play it. This is on the Barbie
doll, not that I'm some special expert on it. It can be criticized
in all the ways people have about what effect you would have on the socialization
of young girls. But what did Barbie not do? Okay, you talk
about socialization. Other dolls were babies. So you're a young girl and you're
trained to care for a baby and feed it and isn't that socialization. You're
gonna have to care for little children, and that's going to be your job.
That's your that's your role in society. Barbie was not a homemaker.
They might she might have had a big dress, but most of them were
not. Okay, Yeah, there was Ken, but Ken was mostly irrelevant
in her life. Did she long to be married and settle down and have
children? None of those outfits indicated this to me. I think it's all
these other ways one could have been socialized by that dollar. Was there a
pregnant Barbie at one point that it received knocked up Barbie? They slip one
past the goalie Barbie. Barbie as much resistance as it did, I guess
for the one case regarding its body type, and not for everything else that
might have been a socializing force. How about the g I Joe's Why did
I have dolls as a kid that were soldiers? Was an I being socialized
to go to war to kill people I've never met before? I played with
toy guns for goodness sake, That's how old I am. Where was the
outrage at the time over that? Yeah, that's all I have to say
about Barbie G I joe Ken, childhood and the forces that operate on us,
all leaving us to have ideas and personalities that we think was genuinely formed
within us, But at the end of the day, maybe they were imbued
from outside of us, imbued within us from the outside by people who actually
hold the strings to manipulate us into adulthood. Do I totally buy that?
Oh? Yeah, I mean I I find him. They're brilliant. You
know, there have been times that he's been caught, He's been caught with
his pants down and what do you mean? Like Bill Mark called him out
and said, like, you know, it's over the COVID vaccine stuff like
that, where he's like actual facts and Neil de grass Tyson is a facts
over feelings guy. He said, that's why people were asking him this this
stuff and he and people are like, well, bro, what what happened
to the facts part? But in this case, yeah, I agree with
him. He's he's right. Well, I just think in terms of socialization
and things, And I had always heard the negatives of Barbie. That's what
I heard growing up. I didn't have a Barbie. I don't, but
I don't know that my sister ever did either I don't know if that was
a conscious decision by my parents or not. Very well could have been,
but I don't. Yeah, there was no There was none of that.
And I guess in a way, what are you doing? Maybe you're making
your daughter a clothes horse. I don't know. I just think that like
I think little girls and little boys because I was once a little boys were
true stories stayed the same same gender by an entire life. Wow, yeah,
true stories. Still a little boy, always a little bit go Okay,
Kevin, that's no. So in all seriousness, Uh, you know
the TV. You watch the TV. You see the toy I want that.
You see the TV show, I want to watch that. So we
do kind of like even make our choices, but it's based on like who's
ever is putting out the toy? Man, I've never dreamed in my young
you know what I want to go to? Weren't shoot people? No,
I never, that's never. I just wanted to play. But when you
grew up, you push that stuff aside because you realize unless you're a Star
Wars fan whicher, Okay, you put that stuff aside. I saw somebody
who today. It's just since you brought up Star wars'body somebody who's been mentioned
on this podcast, but it will not mention them on the mic tonight.
Okay, they got a huge tattoo and I could and it was going down
their arm and I went, ah, is that new? And they go
yeah, and they lifted up and it's a big Darth Vader helmet and all
the way down. It's a nice piece of artwork. But I'm like,
that's a little way it's a Darth Vader, right. I mean, we
have this thing when nostalgia, but nobody else really unless you're like a LARPer
wants to go out and play Star Wars forty three years old. I would
say, though, I can you outgrow those things, your childish stuff you
leave behind? Do? I don't know what impression? I mean, Look,
they've talked about video games and the violence of video games, and what
does that do. They did it with music. You had Tipper Gore,
you had warning labels on records for a long time advisor, which a parental
advisory, which people thought was a form of censorship. There's all kinds of
things that always I think, like, again, you're never gonna have the
world not come at you at any point in your job, let's find them.
Yeah, what a parent is to be the buffer? I don't.
I had Gi Joe toys as a kid. I had the g I Joe
inflatable raft. I played with it in the tub because it looked cool.
Oh, I had him in it had a little motor on the back and
make the thing. It was a fake plastic motor, but I could push
it around. Uh. G I Joe. He had all the camo stuff
and guns, and I thought it was the coolest shit in the world.
He had a scar on his face, the one I had evil kin evil?
Did you have the two twins? The two evil twins? No kill
evil twins? Well, there were two Gijo. There were two evil twins
for Cobra. I don't remember that that. It might have been a little
later on in the story. Then they created their own leader who like you
had this. The point is, though, is that, Yeah, when
you're a kid, you're right. I think that there's you want to grow
up and me this person. I don't think so. But everybody targets the
tick on the on the on the tail of the dog and say this is
the problem. I think the biggest thing is what goes on in your home,
Yeah, I think the most like I didn't. I don't hunt.
My dad didn't hunt. I do enjoy fishing. My dad and I fished
occasionally. I don't fish much anymore. I would say that people who do
hunt probably had a dad that hunted or a mom that also hunted. And
I do think that what happens in your home in terms of stuff is more,
yeah, more influential than to a certain necessarily the toys and things.
Where the hell did you get that love for pornography, because we know that
wasn't your dad. No, I don't know my love for pornography. I
swear to god. I just was a hyper sexual child. And I don't
know if that was because I was molested as a kid. So you found
stuff out, and I don't know if that does change you. I can't
say. I can only give you my experience, but I would say it
wasn't something that I talked about with anybody. I always kept that a secret,
like I didn't talk to my buddies at school about it or anything.
And so I don't know that they that anybody had the interest that I had,
and most of mine was like probably even after high school. When you
had a car, you couldn't get Playboy, Penthouse and pine Planes. There's
no way the fuck are you getting that. It's like I think they had
it in the drug store, but you weren't gonna buy it because everybody knew.
Everybody knew, Yeah, you had to drive somewhere else. My buddies
and brother's got a yeah, you know what I'm saying. You couldn't get
You couldn't and no one was going to talk about that. So I don't
know. That's the That's the thing. Danny had a story that he had
about a creep. But let me just say this very very quick creep that
we don't know. Oh, we don't meant this person. Oh there's a
lot of creeps that we do know. Yes, what happened with the creep?
So this creep, this woman, he's in a bookstore, right.
And there's this woman who does these viral videos on TikTok because a lot of
people do that, and here's how to date yourself, and she does these
little things like here's going out for coffee by yourself and taping it. Here's
so she goes to all Barnes and no, actually could be very helpful for
some people honestly, like people who've gone through divorce. Uh, next week
I'll drop up podcast with the Circus and Mary Lee does divorce and she said
that one of the hardest things for people was like, you know, how
to be single? On how to go? And I said, do you
sort of counsel beyond the courtroom, beyond the legal thing, saying, you
know, would you recommend being getting therapy and transitioning? Absolutely, But we're
saying, like, look on Unfiltered an average if you go listen to the
first four episodes. A new one will drop next week and we'll have more
episodes after that. We've been calling them Unfiltered an Absence. But Katie was
a person on that podcast who talked about how she can't meet anybody, and
Stephanie goes, you gotta go out by yourself, you gotta sit, you
gotta date yourself. That I can see where that would be value to people.
So sorry, that's okay. So this woman is showing other women or
maybe even guys, how to date yourself on TikTok and she's got a following.
Well, she's doing this video of her like looking at books and Barnes
and Nobles. She's propping up the phone because she's doing the video about herself,
and this one bald dude behind her. All of a sudden, it's
like squatting down and I don't know if he's trying to sniff her her legs.
So she turns her she sees in their flights. She turns around.
Is there a video? Yeah? Is your audio with this video? Yes,
so she sent it to me, I sent it to you. It's
all yeah, yeah, alright, So there's the well, there's the there's
the the audio of the actual news report. Okay, that's and so he
goes, I'm just tying my shoes. She goes, well, your shoes
are tied, and so she puts the video up. She puts the video
up on TikTok right, she gets all these responses, Oh yeah, this
dude's a known peeper. Okay, this dude's been bust and so she wants
to tell the cops this story, and they didn't believe her until she they
showed She showed them the comments on her page, and they thought, oh,
yeah, this guy's been charged with peeping and all and trespassing and all
kinds of other stuff. He put no contest to it. Guys, guy
looks like his ears almost at first look like shreks horns. Yeah, they
do, like when first you remember that. Well, we're getting too deep.
But like there was a picture a guy who like about ten years ago,
he was in prison. He had one of those tear tattoos and he
had blue eyes, and all these women were like, you know, I
would love to day. Yes, yes he's a prisoner. He kind of
looks like that guy. Yeah, I did a lot. Yeah, women's
the hottest prisoner going. I'm not seeing the audio of it. Let me
see if I go to We'll take me to her. TikTok video. Yeah,
TikTok video. So this is a yes, she goes. I would
you know the guy like apparently like likes the sniff girls and stuff, and
like I wouldn't laugh at that. I should not laugh. Like it's like
sucker that was at East Rochester. Yeah, right right, right right.
He would suck toes and then runaway or try to touch women's feet or something
or massage their feet. I'm not seeing audio with this story. TikTok video
captures man lurking near woman's legs in Burbank store bookstore. Yeah. And by
the way, Burbank. If you go to Burbank talk shows left and right.
Uh yeah, I mean that's where the Tonight Show used to be.
It's it's like this. Really, you don't feel like you're in La.
It's like this, this cozy little town. You look out, there's the
mountain range right there, and you just clean. Yeah. Man, it
is. It's like that. Or I'm not kidding, but it's where like
all the headquarters are for CBS and yeah, yeah, they're all right there.
Let's see. Oh wait wait, wait, wait, wait, wait
wait I think I got it, Danny, I got it right here.
Hang on, okay, Oh they have a guy outside, so they're doing
the whole report. Okay, hang on here absolutely, Rebecca, we have
a story. Okay, here we go, Here we go now at ten
thirty, stopped and violated. That's how one was described. The trip to
the bookstoreing adventure quickly turned into a scary experience when she noticed she was being
followed. The moment was caught on camera, and after sharing the video on
TikTok, she learned even more disturbing details. Goods Chris Wolf joins us live
from Burbank with more on this story tonight, Chris Absolutely Micah and Share.
Social media personality and businesswoman MICHAELA. Witter tells me she started a series on
TikTok called Solo Dates. So the showcase outings and activities that people can do
on their own, especially women. Is the third person I want to talk
to you at this Barnes and Noble hero. I want Neil de grass Tyson.
I want that seventeen year old kid that opposed as both a doctor and
a police officer. And I want this girl who's the viral sensation burbank has
had a chilling effect. Come on, it's intoday. You're going to Barnes
and Noble and getting Starbucks. Except I ended up being stocks and violated.
The TikTok says, violation is that word. You can't generalize that one there's
violated involves like some type of touching of some sort. Can't I can't,
I cannot, we can. I mean, I'm with you, right,
but I can't tell her out of field's fair, you know what I mean?
And general I would like I know, I'm with you, I do.
I think it's I think it's an overreach with the word. I will
admit that, But I'm not going to tell a young woman how to feel
because I don't know what it's like to be a woman. But like Mini
Driver once said, Mini Driver once said, like somebody said her a diffick
said, I feel like I've been raped. Come on, man, that's
a horrible comparison. Yeah, I would be upset, especially if having I
guess it's essentially been raped. But I would say that. Uh like if
your wife was sniffed and she said to you, she would she felt violated.
Yeah, you're not. No, you would not argue that word.
Oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no no, we're not saying anything. A trip to the bookstore to Kevin
run into an unforgotten, unnerving experience for twenty eight year old entrepreneur and social
media presence Mick Kaylo Witter. Shortly after she arrived at Barnes and Noble in
Burbank, she says, a stranger started following her and finally invaded her space.
Anyways, it felt like anywhere I moved he kept following. So I
recorded just in case he was trying to say anything or do anything to me.
But I definitely didn't expect me to do this. What the actual And
the whole time I'm thinking I'm fine because he hasn't send anything or touched me
or anything. But then you notice that he goes over and does the same
thing to this girl, and he'll crouch down low and pretend like he's doing
something and then smell, I don't know, he's wait wait wait, wait
flood a second and the man is parked. Dogs. Sponsors to the posting
on social media, some critical, some skeptical, calling the scene staged,
others showing support. Isn't that the world we live in now? Well?
I could see what I could see how the stage things happened. I know,
because they're girls who do this in gym's just for attention. They were
these type They've done a whole documentary on it. How like we mean where
they not? This is all women? It's just a one percent or wouldn't
even not even that a small percentage of women do these videos in gyms right
where they were these tight clothes and a guy looks at him. Are you
starting at my ass to watch some of these? I have not gotten down
far enough to the watching my ass videos. I will tell you that that
it's uh, clothing has changed dramatically in the gym for women. I'm sure
for women dramatic. Kyler Murray too. Did you see his little sports Probably
that was a motion detector? That was that was That's a motion isn't it?
Yeah? I think so. I think No, I think it was.
I think it was a piece of equipment. But it did. It
looked like he was he was, he was, he's the black can at
trastment for men and stocking wit or doesn't know exactly what the man was trying
to do. He did not see a cell phone in his hand. Who
immediately said what are you doing? Yeah, and his reaction was he said,
tie my shoe? What are you doing? Which he wasn't. I
mean, he was pretending to. She's retired. She filed a report with
Burbank Police and says many of her followers claim they recognize the man. Now
police are looking into whether he may be the same individual with a long criminal
history of peeping, prowling and residential burglary in the area. Carson Noble took
me more seriously, and the police took me more seriously because of everyone who
shared their stories. This is really frightening, It's really scary and scary though
he's still out there. Well, I can't argue with that because the head
goes to the worst case scenario, like I want to go, oh,
honey, nothing happened, right, I mean that would that My first instinct
is, will nothing happened? What would you make it a big deal in
this, which is not the right answer. I would say, yeah,
But you know, I think I've even probably said things it's like that to
my formal wife. But nothing happened. However, however, who knows where
it could go next? You know, you just don't know. Well,
the guy yeah, turned to a lifetime. Look do things evolved? We
say that all things evolve, right, I mean you start out like doing
a workout and you like or let's say you start out walking, you you
evolve yourself to running a five k, right, that's an evolution. You
did a lot of work. Right, So now you went from you know,
like sneaking up behind women sniffing their ass to holding them down and you
know what I mean, yeah, because you can't get them. It's like
the next level. Working with Barnes and Noble looking for security footage of that
man. We did reach out to Burbank. It's a smart place to go
though Burbank no parts of any bookstore. Hot young chicks looking at books kind
of you know, smart looking at it. You know, go to one
in a college area a young Yeah, because if they're at a bookstore,
they gotta have a brain. Yea. And Glendale police tonight, but are
waiting to hear back live in Burbank. Chris wolf Ka something in the back
front of that hey Ball News ten NBC's chief. I think he's the chief
investigative reporter. Now, now what happened to Brett? David Brett's on the
he's on the anchor associate chief, so he's the chief investigative reporter. And
Berkeley and he's the only Yeah, I did you can go back because Jermal
I think she's great. She might be the best reporter in town. Berkeley.
So Berkeley and we talked about this when I sat did a one on
one with Berkeley. It's uh back in the archives of BILLI fide he can
see it. But we used to call him balls because he went in into
a really shitty neighborhood and I think they had kids taken away for the filth
or something in there. Yeah, and he banged on the door. Nobody
answered, and he was kind of happy, and then all us in.
Another door opens and so he went in and I called him Balls for banging
on this door. I think it said beware of dogs and all kinds of
shit. And he goes in and does the interview. So we called him
Balls green. And then there was a time we always called him Balls.
We had him on a lot he would talk, and then there was a
time there was a snowstorm, and so they had all the reporters stationed out
and around in the morning telling you the weather. So Berkeley happens to be
at the one oh four bridge, which goes over in Rondicoit Bay in the
Greater Rochester area, which if you're not careful, and so we told people,
if you go by, if you're going, if you're going over the
one oh four bridge, right now, call us and we want to see
if we can get on TV. And we want you to scream out,
because we were trying to time it when Berkeley would be live, and we
did. We got it time and the guys on the phone with us and
he screams, oh, balls, Balls, he's just bellowing out his truck
and you couldn't hear it on TV. But Berkeley's head jerks to the left
because he got distracted by the guy. We have some fat I thought we
had some fans. Yeah he did, yeah, yeah, yeah, he
goes, oh, some fans there, So I didn't think it went through.
I couldn't hear the audio of the TV time that just right. We
actually had to break into whatever we were talking about. No, Pilly,
Pilly, don't quick quick, yes, right, because that's ah, that
was some fun. We did some great Nobody else did that. Man,
I wish I looked at that. You sent some good stuff. Da there's
some other stuff. No, I know, I know we were working today,
was getting stuff. I was working too. Speaking of creeps, we
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target in Penfield. Evacuate it today because there was a nope found in the
bathroom. We don't know if it's the men's or women's room. Where do
you think this is? Mostly? Could there be a family bathroom? Could
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Deputy Hurley for the throw County Shares is allegedly Deputy Hurley. I have in
our studio. We have access to a public bathroom more or less in the
in the packets landing where we are, and it has a code. You
have to have the code to get in. But I'll be here sometimes really
late at night, and I drink a lot of water. I drink I've
been using an app. I drink about one hundred and forty ounces of water
or coffee, and those two combinations sometimes died so to as a cuman live
throughout the day, so sometimes everything's locked up at eleven o'clock at night.
Uh, And I don't want to go out behind us, because there's the
Erie Canal right there, and there's a lot of house boats that people they
rent slips here, and people who are going, you know, taking a
little vacation down they'll park here for the night. They pay a thing fourteen
or fifteen dollars and they stayed right on their boat in Fairport. Why I
don't want to be taking a leak back there. So I've just gone out
and through the fence. I too good for you. I just thought everybody's
washing the stuff in there. I would do it if we're in my house,
because I know I would clean it. I want I would I once
ran into at a party, I mean like not running the wall. No,
no, I would use clorox bleach. Okay, I'm sorry to take
it. Yeah no, no, I'm well, I'm just saying public urination
is a crime. No, absolutely, But I mean between the manscaping and
the keys to the executive washroom, I'm tired to follow that whole story.
Well, thank God, hopefully the fair Port police who are right across the
parking lot, they'll have a hard time following it as well. Now is
that a county law or state law? Because when Wayne County it could be
a little different. Well, I mean it all depends on who you are
and if they can see it. Hey, right there, what's that Ken?
What's that Kendall doing out there? So today we were talking earlier there
were two places that were evacuated, one of those being the target in Penfield,
And I saw you quoted. Uh, but there was a note left
in the bathroom and we were trying to guess was it the men's room,
the women's room, or the family bathroom that the note was left were found
you pause for dramatics. We already took our guesses. I mean, we
all think it's a guy that's in there. It is the lady's room.
WHOA, I don't know you did? Did he call it? You're really
in the ladies room? Yeah, there's a note left in the ladies room.
Uh. You know, for me, it's not that surprising. You
know, we get it pretty good. Just make sure in school. Yeah,
right between the boys room and the girl's room. So it's not that
surprising. But you know this, this is the kind of stuff that someone
leaves a note and then it creates all kinds of chaos. Sure, yeah,
well yeah, did the note say there was a bomb? Or I
just blew up this bathroom. You're not the first one to make that job.
That's why that's called hack. It's too he pulled it down the scene.
Oh yeah. You know, somebody's gonna lose their deputy status if you
keep it up. All right, back tonight, No, it's yeah.
They employee found the note in the ladies washroom, you know, so again
in the abundance of caution, target made the decision to evacuate. No,
you can't. And that's the thing people, You know, people don't understand,
and I try to explain it as simple as I can. In law
enforcement, we can't say something is not a problem until we can prove that
it absolutely isn't right. And we don't arrest people that we prove that we
absolutely can't. So we can't rule anything out until we can say it.
So better to air on the side of caution. It'll be that one time
where you don't take it seriously, but that's when something will happen. Yeah,
you get it, You'll vault your situation. Whoops. Yeah, yeah,
right, right, right now, right, let's ask how many people
took their cards out with them when they were being evacuated and then just maybe
laughed. Yeah, I mean that, you know that the other day,
I think it was Walmart? Was it Walmart? We were about it was
Walmart. People. People may have just run out with their carts, and
you know, it's a it's a high stress situation for people. You know,
they You're in the middle of the store and all of a sudden they
tell everybody to get out. I don't know what they said. You know,
they don't typically, I think, tell you that there's a bomb.
That would cause extra chaos, but it would Well, here's the thing nowadays,
you don't know, right, we're so I don't want to say used
to because that's not the right term, but we're we're expecting to hear a
shooter. I think that most people's first thought would be, oh, somebody's
got a gun. We gotta get out of here. And you want to
hope that everybody leaves in an orderly fashion, but you don't. You don't
know. And the other is I keep thinking that this could be really traumatic
for young kids who are on summer break. You're you know, mom or
dad is dragging you, uh to target at you know, whatever time has
happened at maybe after summer camp or whatever. You just want to get home
and be with your buddies and get on your bike and play in the pool.
But you gotta go do this market ship and then that, and then
that happens first psych college. You want to go outside outside, right,
Yeah, you make a great point there. Right, This is when we
talked about the schools with the with the swatting incidents and the hoaxes. There
this this masses with the psyche of these poor kids who have to sit there
and go through this thuf. You know, they're they're doing active shooter drills.
They're not just doing the fire drills like we did when we were kids.
They're doing these other drills. And now they're seeing on TV again Walmart's
evacuated. Now the target was evacuated, but they're just seeing it and it's
I don't want to say it's becoming the norm, but it definitely has to
weigh on their mental health. Is there a greater effort to keep whoever is
behind such I don't want to say hoax, but it was something like this,
uh kind of hidden from the news so the name doesn't get out there,
so they're not I don't want to say celebrated, but you don't want
more copycats of the right, I would think, I don't know if I'm
saying. So that's something no, no, I've followed completely. So this
is this is something that we found with active you know, active shooter,
active killer. A lot of these, especially the younger kids, the teenagers
that were doing it. We were finding and I say we like the royally
right the country. They were finding that these kids were giving up getting arrested
and then sitting in their cell watching themselves all over the news, and that
actually created more, like you said, copycasts, because now they're like,
well if I do this, I'll get the attention too. So there was
a concerted effort to stop stop blasting their faith and their name all over the
media. You know, show the victims, show the people that we should
talk about, the one who you know so horribly lost their lives, celebrate
them, and stop giving these people the notoriety that they're seeking. There does
seem to be some notoriety to be sought for this. I mean when you
think about I even think with the Kia boys like we had a story and
it's all over the country. So we did a story at Texas were one
fourteen year old boy got caught stealing attempting to steal a Kia, and when
he was brought in, they were able to connect him to thirty eight other
incidents of keya is being stolen. And I would assume picked up for a
couple of those because some were crashed, some were just smashed and he couldn't
get in. Somebody actually got behind the wheel the car. And you think
to yourself, that kid among his peers is getting notoriety because like minded fourteen
year olds, he's sort of, for lack of a better term, the
de facto hero in their world. I would think, Yeah, we used
to call it street cred. Yeah, yes, exactly what you call it
out. Yeah, I grew up in the suburbs. We didn't call it
that. I grew up in a rural world town. We didn't have street
cred streets. We did. We had cart paths. I swear those roads
were car paths. They weren't naming. Here's another question added today's news,
and I know this one may or may not have involved the Sheriff's office.
But they did evacuate the Wegmans on East Avenue because there was someone that was
displaying mental distress. We were trying to determine what is mental distress because I
thought I probably have been in mental distress and Wegmans when I was sent with
a shopping list and coupons and I couldn't find exactly what I needed. When
that's mental distress. But but this person you know, was waving had a
knife. I don't know what they were doing with the knife, but someone
astuteley determined that this person was having mental distress. What do you do when
you observe something like that? And we'll even ultimately the well, no,
those are gonna say so something like that is you're trying to figure out that
at the end of the investigation, more right, because at the beginning part
is the knife. Are they going to hurt themselves? They're going to hurt
others in a store like Wegmans or Target or anything like that. True main
concern is all the other people and why this person is doing what they're doing
comes after the fact. You want to secure that night, you want to
secure that person. I don't know, I wasn't on the job. We
weren't involved. My assumption there would be. How it's saying that that's someone
who's having some kind of mental health issue. It's not somebody who's there just
because they want to stab one of their co workers or an active killer kind
of thing. It's it's somebody who again, is just having a mental health
breakdown and needs needs some kind of help. So you don't necessarily have that
mental culpability of knowingly or you know, knowingly causing harm to other people are
trying to cause other harms. Yeah, I wonder if Danny Wegman sues this
person for having to lose probably about two hours or revenue from that protection is
going to be that is that's a goal mine? Yeah, it's it's a
It's a scary thing when you hear like a place is evacuate. I would
think, boy, I would want to stay as calm as possible if I
had my kids with me, and they're much older now, but you know,
if you had little kids, keep them close to you and just try
to calmly get out of the store. But in your own mind, yeah,
you're going, holy geez, I don't want what's coming next and us
it's I don't know how you guys do your job. That's the long way
of saying, honestly, I don't know how you do your job. Well,
I appreciate that, and you know, it takes quite a few years
to really settle down and get your head about yourself and these things. But
it is interesting to hear these calls come in when you're in a room full
of people who don't do what we do all the time, and they're grabbing
their phones and they're calling their families and they're asking where they are. I'm
kind of looking going, Okay, what do I need to do here?
Who's who's my first call? Yeah, I'm thinking through the job, you
know, not because you know, I know my family wasn't there. We
live on the other side. But it's just interesting to see how different people
react to different situations. And yeah, when you go to these things for
seventeen years and all kinds of different jobs, you, yeah, you take
a little bit slower, a little calmer, and just process and go do
what you gotta do. Yeah. Can I bring up something that you and
I talked about before we started the phone call, just about what you do
with a local organization, volunteer organization. Absolutely yeah, it autism up,
I think is a great, great asset to our community. And it was
what I really always liked about it was it's local and there's a lot of
Look, I'm not going to tell you that any charity that isn't benefiting anything
in some way probably isn't impacting even on a local level. But this one's
really local and I was did a lot of stuff with that for years.
One of my oldest son took some social classes there. But Deputy Hurley is
also does what was it life skills right, life skills over it? Yep,
you teach that. So it's called Full Life Academy. And myself and
the other couple of autism community leaders on for the Sheriff's office every Sursday we
work with autism. We get a group of students and we teach them public
safety skills. We teach them, you know, about water safety. We
teach them, like I was telling you, are off the air here.
We were going to go to I think Highland Park. We go to the
Lilac Trustle but when it's around and we walk around the park and we give
them skills on how not to get lost or what to do if you're lost.
And just those basic life skills that some people need extra work on.
So we were actually at Blue Cross Arena on Thursday because it was raining,
so we had a nice big venue to use, and it was you know,
if you're at you're at the ice capage, or you're at you know
concert or an amarks game, how do you find your way around? Here's
some things that you can think about and just stuff like that. Yeah,
I think that's that's great stuff, and uh why it's it's it's really a
real credit too, not just the Air but even the Sheriff's Apartment to be
able to volunteer and have people step up and do that because it is needed
and it's valuable. Yeah, I mean, Autism up are great people.
All all the folks here are wonderful. But like you said, it's also
a huge credit to the sheriff for knowing that we need to create these different
liaison positions. You know, we have military leaisions, we have refugee liaison
death part of hearing blind like all these because they're part of the community as
well and we need to do everything we can to support them and support us
as the Sheriff's office providing for them. In the best way that we can
than giving them a voice. Yeah, well, Deputy Hurley, I appreciate
you always being available and thank you for all you do. Absolutely thank you
for having me on again. You are welcome, and someday maybe we'll get
you in studio. Yeah. I was gonna say something maybe next time.
Okay, we'll see what happens. But I'm available. Let me know.
Okay, great, Well we're over in Fairport, so I know that maybe
I'm paid by the hour. That's awesome, that's right, there would be.
It would be a job. You can do it a job. Well,
well, thank you again and have great night. But there he goes,
Deputy Hurley. That's uh. Man, just think about all that,
like, you know, the panic, then the judgment of oh, we
overreact to all these things, to bomb or whatever. But criticis that's what
he's saying, and I agree with that. I mean, it's just so
strange the world we live in. I don't remember that as a kid,
we had bomb scares a lot in pine planes, like in our high school.
I never thought the bomb was going off. I was like, yeah,
man, we were out playing grabass on the front lawnch you know what,
I'm saying like you were almost excited, uh, and nothing ever happened.
I might have been scared the first time it happened in sixth grade,
but by the time it was seventh, eighth, ninth, always no one
gave a shit, and it would always turn out there there was nothing,
and everybody would go back about there. You would hope that, man,
if we could just get to two eighteen, just get to two eighteen,
we'd be done for the day in the junior senior high school. But now
it's like you might want to think twice here because we don't know, we
don't know. Yeah, it's a different world. We will take a moment
and I think we did call one of the segments on Facebook Live swamp Ass.
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scream doors slams there it is married dressed, waves, lack of visions,
dance sales across the porch as the radio plays one if one night, Kevin,
you're singing for the moment, we do a Danny bump. We play
art. You give us like five songs. I dig up the karaoke versions.
I don't tell you what one I'm gonna play, but he'll be out
of five, yeah, barrella oke. And then you sing whatever these songs
are it, give me your favorite, you give me the five. You
just want what order they're coming in, And then we sing it. I
think it'd be great. All right, we could do that, Yeah,
because I finally carry it indoors and pearl jam karaoke list. No, I
would mix it up better than that, Bro, But well, give me
songs that you would perform on stage and we'll do it like leading up to
a gig. Right, I think I got it. I think that's a
great idea. I'm playing this Bruce thing because I saw something today that well,
the circus are in here and he's a huge Bruce fan, yes,
and he loves uh is it Maverick Pete Pete as the song? And he
loves that song? Uh, Steve, And they went to see him in
Buffalo, and then he's going to see him again in Syracuse and uh,
I was just reading that Bruce Springsteen. I guess the most expensive tickets for
Bruce Springsteen, like the really high end tickets are about I'll let me give
you the thing. I'll just say this way. Bruce's two shows at Citizen
Bank Park one Tomorrow night, one Friday, Dame here tickets are going for
as little as ninety nine dollars on the resale market. The most expensive seats
are only going for how much do you think the most expensive seats Citizens Bank
Park, which I believe is Philadelphia. So he's playing two nights there.
What do you think the most expensive seats for that show are? Four thousand
dollars four thousand dollars, four hundred and thirty five, four hundred and thirty
five. Taylor Swift played her sold out shows at the much larger Lincoln Financial
Field. The cheapest tickets all the way up to the nosebleeds or one thousand,
four hundred and fifty four dollars apiece. That is that resellers. I
don't know where that is. I gotta think it's recent. But why would
Bruce be so inexpensive and she's so expensive? Is it age a lot?
Yeah? That's true, he isn't there? Yeah? People seeing Bruce one
hundred times. I mean eventually you're gonna see Taylor's cheapest seats that Lincoln Financial
Field for Bruce. You have to really listen good. Yeah, Taylor's cheapest
tickets were three times more expensive than Bruce's most expensive tickets. Now, I
don't know. Again, the resale market here's the one thing. Anything,
it's whatever anybody's gonna pay, you know what I mean we're talking, and
I like, uh, if I could they like, the ultimate car that
we'd love to have is a nineteen fifty five Porsche's Spider was the last card
James Dean drove. Yeah, I believe Jerry Seinfeld just sold one for over
five million dollars. Right, it's an amazing car. Yeah, it's an
amazing car. But I go, is that bluetooth? I don't know.
You can get a bus, yeah, yeah, you could get you can
get you can get ghetto tooth and now you can get like this, you
can get a thing that pugs into the old cigarette lighter. Yeah, gives
you bluetooth, kiss your Wi Fi gives you whatever. And there I know,
I don't know. I'm like, holy shit, that's a like that
to me would be outrageously expensive. And I'm going tickets. I don't know
that I would. It's funny because I here's my point. If in nineteen
fifty five and I had the five million, I wouldn't even bat an eye
buy in that car. But if you came to me and go fourteen hundred
dollars to see teleshows, I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,
whoa, whoa what do you think I'm made of right money? Yeah?
I stepped into it this week, bought something that I can afford,
but I didn't realize it would cost as much as it did. Really,
what did dumb Dan do now? Oh? Dumb Dan went on to a
website called I think charity auction dot com or something like that, stumbled upon
it and found this autograph Magic Johnson Jersey. Yeah, and you have to
bid for it, okay. So I bid five hundred dollars and I won.
Wait, you won? I want it? Okay? Total costs six
hundred and ninety eight dollars. Wow, and I go Okay for shipping and
handling, Yeah, but like, okay, ship throwing in the bag and
send it off. Here's what it is. I didn't read the fine print.
It says read more. You have to click on read more for the
rules, right, Okay, they give you all these rules read more,
and most people don't click read more. You click read more. It says
these are all legally binding, and by the way, we charge you fifteen
to twenty percent on top of the price to fund ourselves for keeping this.
So it's a charity auction, but it's almost like an unconsignment. Then yeah,
so it was like seven hundred dollars for this sign charity auction. Here's
what we're gonna do. We're not going to take any of the auction price,
but we're gonna charge an extra fifteen percent of it. What was the
website? I think it's a charity box. Charity box? So what's getting
for seven hundred bucks? Now? What I told her about it said,
look, well, you know, I go, I'll believes I won't believe
what I did today, so I can afford it. It's no big deal.
But the point is to do with this jersey. I'm probably gonna resell
it. I learned from Jimmy Z that maybe you could like take it and
like sell it. But here's the thing I look on e Bay is a
lot of autograph. It's autograph, and it's does it come with the authentic
authenticity from Beckett? Okay, it's it's it's one of those gold magic Johnson
jerseys from the Lakers now, but it's not framed or anything. It's just
the jersey. Right, So I go, I go on to like eBay
and I'm lucky, Like I'm no wonder. Nobody bit on this freaking thing,
because like two hundred dollars, three hundred dollars, one ninety nine,
one fifty seventy five. Now I don't know if that stuff is legit though,
that's the thing, right, this is authentic. This is authentic,
and you paid five so you paid seven hundred dollars for it. So if
you got it, so would you invest to get it framed? Yeah?
Probably I could do that and get it from and then sell it for almost
eleven hundred dollars. That's what I would try to do. Yeah, Mark,
there's a drip of HIV on the two. That's so fucking awful.
Well, you know what's awful? I actually thought about well he mentions that,
right, I thought the virus is Daniel. Maybe when Magic dies?
Oh yeah no. But so it's like buying gold Billy. What's that?
A bel series about the Lakers, best show in town? Show Time?
Showtime? Yeah, so season two is out or I watched season two episode
one, and I still got to watch the first season? Did Magic?
And so I looked it up. I didn't realize Magic has a son from
a previous player relationship, and that son's a doctor. Yes, he's like
a big time doctor in the Washington, DC and it is so he's there
for Andre being born, and his parents are like going, hey, you
know, because they're trying to cut this deal that he wouldn't have anything to
do with it. We won't do anything. And his parents are like,
absolutely not. You will have a presence in this child's life. You don't
have to marry, but we gotta, which I thought was somewhat noble of
them. And then uh, but he says at one point he's like,
I just like vaginas he's because he's trying to get cookie. She's like you
and pregnant. He goes, I can't help it. I just like it's
my weaviest You know who else said that? Clin Eastwood? Really Yeah,
according to uh every man Jay Moore. Jay Moore did a movie with him.
And then he's he said, I sat down at lunch. Now,
remember we talked to the guy who was on the flight. Yeah, all
right, and then Dan Fenton and Dan told us all about sitting across from
Clin east Wood. He would just sit he would just sit with you.
So Jay Moore told Jaymore told me a story about how he's satting your mouth
closed. He goes, because you know, Jay had Jay had problems with
that, a roll and some drug addiction. I don't know if there was
anything that you would I don't know. Jay had a rough time for a
little while. He's cleaned himself up, but he said, hey, you
never have any advices, And he said, yeah, man, I've done
this. As you know, I'm trying to watch myself with drink and all
that. And Clint goes, I've only had one pussy. Now. I'm
sure he's telling it as a joke, but I have a feeling that there's
some to that. Yeah, yeah, easily. You're Clint Eastwood, right,
Yeah. I you ever see somebody like a Clint Eastwood or someone that's
considered like famous and handsome and sort of like with someone who you go,
yeah, man, you really went slumming for that, Like I'm sure she's
a lovely woman, but he went you know what I mean? I think
that Clinton didn't care. He just I like pussy. Yeah, all right,
I can see that. I can see Clinton. We're saying no to
Clinton. You know, Clinton so much similar to Batman. Yes, it
is similar to Batman. I yeah, you did two impressions. Clint eastwoodn't
baman, Hey punk January. All right, so Danny, we have a
problem in the in the wide world of sports. Yes, that's what I
assume you've come to me for. So I believe that it is a PGA
rule that you cannot wear shorts while on tour. Right, Okay, it's
been the way that way for a long time, which you can you can
unlive. So now that they're joining forces, do you believe that that rule
will change and they will be allowed to Because Lucas Glover, who I believe,
won the FedEx Saint Jude Championship in Tennessee. I think it's a slightly
lesser tournament, but got a lot of attention because he had such swamp ass.
The poor guy. It looked like like I saw the pictures of it,
and I thought at first like he might have slipped and fallen or he
sat and it rained. I didn't think any of it, and people were
going on, no, this is him sweating, and so there's all kinds
of stuff about let them start wearing shorts. Uh. Look at Memphis,
I think, like many parts of the Mid South, probably into the digits.
Right, that was a Nashville a couple of weeks ago, as Todd.
Yeah, so I mean, are you down with this? I know
you're a traditionalist when he comes to things like baseball. Problem with you know,
now, my traditions are specialized. But I don't have a problem with
this at all. Okay, Well, you see what John rom. They
did the release of the schedule, and they were talking to him about,
you know, anything you'd like to see rules wise or things like that,
because I guess one of the guys that the PGA, one of the live
guys, was commenting on how slow John was playing, because he was he
just drinks a lot of water and pistols all time. So John's suggestion was
I want a porter John on every hole because I don't know when I gotta
go. Yeah, yeah, why not? I could see the old timers
like like like issuing this and not liking it, like drummer Casey Martin.
Yes, okay, so Casey Martin the mid nineties, for those of you
who don't know sports illustrated, Rick Riley did a huge story and phenomenal golfer.
He ended up like coming to Rochester and like I think two thousand and
five on the nationwide or not. That's that's that's there. Was another tour
that the TV and they played at a rohnda Quake country Club and Casey Martin
had an issue where he couldn't walk. He could golf phenomenally, but he
had one leg. One leg that was atrophy. Yeah, it was.
It was bad and it was like walk. He just couldn't walk all day.
And so he petitioned the PGA to let him do a golf he's a
golf cart. They said, no, the game is meant to be walked.
They'll give it an unofficial advantage. It's like, come on, guys,
that's how stiff these guys were so well. I mean, now that
I'm thinking about it, you know Devil's advocate. Just for a moment,
I almost feel like, in a way, well John Dale would want one
too, you have too fair No no, no, no no, But
it does sort of give. Like you know, Tiger all banged up after
the car accident, comes back, we see him like hobbling. I guess
what we need Tiger? Yes, because I'll tell you what golf sucks without
Tiger. There's no consistent winner right like there used to be. There's no
one. There's a face of golf. There's still face to golf right now,
you know who it is. It's still Tiger Woods. Yeah, it's
still Tiger Woods. You think so Scott Scheffler could walk through here. People
nobody like bother him. Tiger Woods walks through here, even housewives like six
seven, you know, but you wouldn't know him. I wouldn't know him,
like I wouldn't know Tiger, like, oh that's a big two was
hanging out at malt Conrey's. But I feel like, I feel like they're
probably gonna end up relenting on the shorts because I think with Live doing it,
yeah, you'll want to. We're gonna come back, and you kin
tryna reimage the game a little bit because there are things from Live that are
going to change the game. You gotta change. You gotta change with the
times because golf has become a sport based on either Tiger or Majors, and
when the may, when Tiger ain involved, nobody wants to watch. Baseball's
going through it, Hockey's gone through. The only sport that's really evolved over
the years and changes its rules year after year is really the NFL. Everybody
else is just kind of like, no, we're gonna stand stand true to
our traditions. And finally Manford in baseball, Rob Manford, the comissier said,
Okay, we need to clock guys. Yeah, we need to freaking
clock the game for two and a half. I alright, And it's almost
it's almost more enjoyable. Yeah, I'll tell you what, there's almost.
There's been some exciting games in baseball. I'm really exciting at least the highlights
that I'm watching. But no, I'll throw on a game. If I'm
here at the studio and i'm editing and stuff, I'll throw a game on.
I don't give Yeah, I like I like watching. I like the
chatter and stuff. And they're how about the fight? We had one of
the greatest calls. Fight. Yeah, it's so great nominal absolutely. And
then and then Anderson goes on Twitter, you weren't there, you don't know,
Like, dude, take the loss. You got your ass kicked.
Shut up. I was thinking of calling my youngest kid to find out if
he knows what this is now instead of l O L l O, L
is considered cringe by kids. According to The New York Times, Okay,
I've never used LOL, by the way, shut front door. Never never,
And I used LOL all the time. Never used it, never lmao
or whatever. They never used next year, never used them? Why why
what are you right? Cliche? I give a smiley face, but I've
never used L O l okay, that's even gay. Yeah, but by
tone gets lost in text tone gets lost in texts. The podcast game was
starting soon. Oh yeah, I'll tell you we're starting homosexual Americans. No,
so now it's I don't even know how you say EA's bowl. It's
I J B O L. Do you know what I J B O L.
I just beat out loud. I just blurted out loud. You're not
far off, Danny. I just barfed out. Oh I didn't barfed out
loud. I just barked out loud. No, No, is there an
outline? Just burst out laughing. Oh I just burst out laughing. I
blurted out laughing and burst out laughing. Great, he's that on your kids
to night, Folks, when you're listening to the podcast. I'm not running
I G B A O L B O L. But once you start doing
it, once you put it in the phone though and make it a word,
I may start doing it now to everybody. I J B O L
I J b O L. Hey, you know, first, are you
having a stroke? Our friend Tommy uses it, and I know why he
uses it because he doesn't like texting much. Yeah oh yeah, yeah yeah
Tommy, somebody died. He will yeah, but he's dyslexic. R I
J B O L. Remember that one. There you go, that's your
little lot. That's a testimon that when I see him for the for the
week. That's your test Well we will be uh text your online five eight
five two or six eighty eight sixty six I J B O L. I'd
like to see that. I want to make it a thing for our show
my new band name. Well, wait, hold on a second. We
tease it. We we tiptoed into that because we got the call saying,
Danny, will you tell your little brother Danny that you're that the name sucks
and you said already the name was don't know yet, don't know yet,
and now don't know yet. But like my buddy filled the drummer and a
couple of people fell I love. Philly's a great guy. He's retired,
you know, and so he's an older guy. Wisdom, wisdom, SA,
you know. I get a lot of a lot of comments about the
name. If you put that out of Marquee, people are gonna be like,
well, who's playing? I don't know that makes sense, but that
was my idea to get people talking. Yeah, but these guys are all
looking. These guys are gonna kicked in a second band of his I think
get kicked out of the last one. It's like guns and Roses kicked out
actual all of a sudden, they kicked They kicked out Slash. Yeah,
they kicked out of Steven Adler. I think yeah, Kilby Clark. Did
he get kicked out too? Eventually they're gonna have two don't know, Yes,
yeah, I think they kicked out everybody but Excel at one point.
It's right, they kicked out this guy named Bubblebat leave fuck him? Buck
ahead ahead. So what do we what is? Yeah, it was bucketed.
We don't know. We don't know yet. What do you mean you
don't know? We gave you seventy eight names? Yeah, man, yeah,
I know. We're still like, if you have any ideas still with
four other alpha males in the room, everybody like Delveran quintet, if if
you have any ideas legitimate? Yea serious only names for Dan's band. I
want to call them band. You people five five? Why not? Kid?
You people are fun? What's wrong with that? I'm going to see
you people? Jesus, he sound like it's nineteen fifty. That's the idea
that it's too Shoke's not Silver Creek five eight five two or six eighty eight
sixty six. Because Matt needs a new pant shot for Dan Burrello's desperately searching
for new band name for Kevin, Who's up and pick up his kid for
college? On Bill Moran Will See Tomorrow. I'm trying