Speaker 1: So Kroger.
Speaker 2: Yes, wait, wait, I love Kroger Cogre.
Speaker 1: It is a great job.
Speaker 2: Don't get us in a meeting.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, I love Kroger. Cogre does a great job.
Speaker 1: But this is the world we're living in.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: So I am been assigned in my family the person
Speaker 1: that has to go to the grocery to get whatever
Speaker 1: we need. So it's cute that we think will it's Saturday.
Speaker 1: It's tilly to go grocery shopping through the week.
Speaker 2: Hey, we better open up a lane.
Speaker 1: Wait listen, we I go three or four times a week.
Speaker 1: And John, when you have a baby, you're gonna be
Speaker 1: going every day of the week.
Speaker 2: Oh man.
Speaker 1: So I don't need a big basket. I just need
Speaker 1: the hand basket or the little many pushy cart. No,
Speaker 1: I don't need that. I just need the hand basket.
Speaker 1: So yesterday I needed five things. I needed the hand basket.
Speaker 1: So the last couple of months, I'm like walking around
Speaker 1: and I'm like, they used to be right by the
Speaker 1: front of the door, right from the front door, and
Speaker 1: I go, where's the hand basket? So yesterday, if I
Speaker 1: had enough, So I was a male Karen and I
Speaker 1: was like, where are the hand baskets, yea, And they're like,
Speaker 1: we had to get rid of those, and I go
Speaker 1: for he goes, because they kept stealing them.
Speaker 2: Are you for what?
Speaker 1: Because people would just take them to their car and
Speaker 1: take them. And I said what, he goes, Yeah, we
Speaker 1: had we had to stop using them. If you go
Speaker 1: to Kroger on Hubbard's laying, you will not find a
Speaker 1: hand handbasket.
Speaker 2: Well, I tell you, I go with the one in
Speaker 2: playing view.
Speaker 1: They still have them.
Speaker 2: You know, I don't recall seeing them. I think they
Speaker 2: well because they used to be right there about the
Speaker 2: hand sanitizered little thing, you know, right, But I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't call seeing him for a while.
Speaker 1: I don't remember I get.
Speaker 2: The little small pushy cart though, yeah I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't remember thinking that Saint Matthew's Trinity Hills would
Speaker 1: be the place where baskets are stolen so much from
Speaker 1: Kroger that they actually had to stop putting them out. What.
Speaker 3: Well, here's the thing, though, Like, if they're so worried
Speaker 3: about them being stolen, what's the point, Like you might
Speaker 3: as well just leave them out right, because they're gonna
Speaker 3: be gone either way either the people take them or
Speaker 3: they're just not there in the first place.
Speaker 2: That's a good point.
Speaker 1: Well again, I really use those a lot because sometime
Speaker 1: I go three or four times a week because I
Speaker 1: always get the orders, Hey go get this, so I
Speaker 1: have to go get it. I don't need the big basket. Man.
Speaker 2: I've avoid going to the grocery store on the weekends.
Speaker 1: There are times to go. You've got to time it out.
Speaker 2: I usually go after the show, in between appointments.
Speaker 1: That's a great time to go. And I never go
Speaker 1: Senior Day there's a great time to go. Uh and
Speaker 1: Kroger does a great job. I was just shocked. I
Speaker 1: was like, what is that where we are now society
Speaker 1: that we can't you can't have a hand basket at
Speaker 1: Kroger because they steal them? Whose day, criminals whoever? I
Speaker 1: don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I mean, what are you gonna do
Speaker 2: with them?
Speaker 1: I guess you would.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's a basket. It's pretty sturdy basket.
Speaker 2: I would keep on my yarn in it for when
Speaker 2: I go crocheting.
Speaker 1: I wonder if they just went that they kept putting
Speaker 1: them out until they were gone.
Speaker 2: That's what John was saying that what.
Speaker 1: You were saying, to figure out what you were thinking.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so they keep them and then maybe people are
Speaker 3: just leaving them in their cars and forgetting to take
Speaker 3: them back.
Speaker 2: That's another thing.
Speaker 1: It's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: What you know, what you're supposed to do is just
Speaker 2: leave them at the counter, like you know, you.
Speaker 1: Put them back and you stack them by the checkout thing, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: and then they move them over by the front door.
Speaker 2: There's no taking them to your car you need Why
Speaker 2: would you take your car.
Speaker 3: I've never used one of those things anyway. I just
Speaker 3: assume that's what people did. There's been times were forgotten
Speaker 3: to pay for produces because it doesn't look like the
Speaker 3: same as the regular stuff.
Speaker 2: Whoager, police man, because you know what, you're still they
Speaker 2: make my avocados more expensive to pay for the woods
Speaker 2: you stole man. Not cool, John, not cool.
Speaker 1: It's very unfortunately, well these days the price of vegetables
Speaker 1: might be a felony expensive.
Speaker 2: For Mava Coddalls are seventy seven cents apiece.
Speaker 1: I don't avocados.
Speaker 2: I gotta eat one a day from Manami makes me monomenal.
Speaker 2: She's gonna take my butt today.
Speaker 1: Mandy Connall's gonna join us today from Denver. She's gonna
Speaker 1: tell us how the Democrats have destroyed her city. Marty
Speaker 1: book from Earl Books. Carriage Forward is gonna come on
Speaker 1: sometime today. We haven't kneeled down the time, but at
Speaker 1: this point something we need to start asking. As a city.
Speaker 1: We keep getting broken up with. So it's like, what's
Speaker 1: wrong with us? Like, what's wrong with me? Like? What's wrong?
Speaker 2: I think maybe we snore?
Speaker 1: Louisville must snore, you know, because yesterday the University of
Speaker 1: Louisville president resigned out of nowhere. And she was a
Speaker 1: She wasn't on the job to or it was like
Speaker 1: two years even, but she was really good. Your your
Speaker 1: wife met her?
Speaker 2: Yeah, my wife. My wife and her were at many
Speaker 2: events together and I had the opportunity to meet her.
Speaker 2: She she was a really good woman and really good
Speaker 2: at a job.
Speaker 1: It just seems like everybody breaks up with us human Paul.
Speaker 2: Did she get fired? Did she red? No?
Speaker 1: No, there was okay. So they interviewed the board member
Speaker 1: last night and she said, well, it was a mutual.
Speaker 1: We came to an agreement, and it really kind of
Speaker 1: insinuated that they were not on the same page. The
Speaker 1: board and the president weren't on the same page of
Speaker 1: the direction of the school. This is what I'm reading
Speaker 1: between the leaves here or tea leaves or whateveryon will
Speaker 1: say uh and that because we asked the same way.
Speaker 1: I kept looking for Paul. Paul Miles tweeted out last
Speaker 1: night that she had left, and I kept researching, like,
Speaker 1: why did she leave?
Speaker 2: I think there was Hey, let's just say it was
Speaker 2: mutual and we'll give you this compensation. Because here's why.
Speaker 2: I will tell you. She had a lot of common sense,
Speaker 2: which a lot of university presidents do not. So I
Speaker 2: could see somebody with common sense saying not working out. Well, listen,
Speaker 2: we need you know, we need a dormitory just for
Speaker 2: people who think they're cats. No, no, we don't know.
Speaker 1: There's cat litters of there. So she she's left. And
Speaker 1: then here's the Here's the thing that made it even
Speaker 1: more little, you know, very interesting, is that they replaced
Speaker 1: her permanently with some dude, like right away, not some dude.
Speaker 1: He was in the dentistry, he was ahead of the
Speaker 1: dentistry program, but they were. They replaced a permanent, permanent
Speaker 1: replacement at the same time. So I'm like, man, this
Speaker 1: seems rush. This seems rushed and quick.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So again, I don't know what's wrong with us in
Speaker 1: the city of Louisville, but people keep breaking up with
Speaker 1: us and we're just like what wait what And it's like,
Speaker 1: it's not it's not you, it's me, it's me.
Speaker 2: What don't be refreshing just for him to say, you
Speaker 2: know what, it's you. It is you, it's you.
Speaker 1: That's what people want to walk what here?
Speaker 2: Of course it's a clean break that.
Speaker 1: Way kind of weird. I hate the way you clean
Speaker 1: your teeth and the clicking in your jaw annoying. I
Speaker 1: gotta go.
Speaker 2: I've heard all your stories. Yeah, Hey, speaking of witch,
Speaker 2: do you think it'd be right for cup like to
Speaker 2: have I don't know, like a card, you know, And
Speaker 2: when a spouse starts telling the story that you've heard
Speaker 2: a hundred times, to not be rude or anything, but
Speaker 2: just hold the card up to her or him, because
Speaker 2: I'm sure she's heard all my stories too. But you know,
Speaker 2: once once they start telling a story, height you've repeated
Speaker 2: stories maybe a time or two. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 2: Just hey, I've heard this one.
Speaker 1: First of all, you've thought about this too much that
Speaker 1: you're coming up with a game plan. Okay, but just
Speaker 1: do what other men do. Tune it out and listen
Speaker 1: for a keyword. Well, do the listen for a keyword
Speaker 1: that pops out. It's just like you're the CIA listening
Speaker 1: device of your wife.
Speaker 2: Well, it's all you hear is It's difficult for me
Speaker 2: because I'll say, uh huh at the right time is
Speaker 2: just keep the story of answering. But then I just
Speaker 2: started doing uh huh huh uh huh uh huh uh huh,
Speaker 2: And that's rude. But if I could just go have
Speaker 2: heard this and be honest, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think I think you should keep the cards
Speaker 1: to yourself.
Speaker 2: But she could do it to me. I'm saying, here, honey,
Speaker 2: here's a card for you, and it's laminated. So if
Speaker 2: we spilled chilly on it, we just gonna wipe it off.
Speaker 1: John, No one's gonna be surprised when Susan murders.
Speaker 2: That'd be problematic, and it will.
Speaker 1: It will look like an accident, it'll look like something else.
Speaker 1: He will won't look like she'll cry on command.
Speaker 2: They're gonna be really nice cards there. They're gonna be
Speaker 2: laminated like Mexican restaurants. Do you know you spill saucing? Oh,
Speaker 2: no big deal, Senior, They just wipe it off.
Speaker 1: Do you have an arch enemy? Because we're gonna make
Speaker 1: sure she gets hooked up with the arch enemy. So
Speaker 1: do that arch enemy is in the jacuzzi every night
Speaker 1: with her.
Speaker 2: You know it is who Tony Vanetti? That's my arch enemy. Hi, ladies,
Speaker 2: this is Tony Vannetti. Send me your self addressed staff envelope.
Speaker 2: We were watching your video over and over last night.
Speaker 2: Oh the dating Send your self addressed staff envelope if
Speaker 2: you want to go out on a date with me.
Speaker 2: I'm a just juckie.
Speaker 1: Nineteen ninety four. Tony Vannetti two minutes of it look
Speaker 1: like it's such a dork. Listen, John, it is hard
Speaker 1: at fifty six years old to see your mannerisms and
Speaker 1: the way you did things when you were twenty four.
Speaker 3: Oh I'm twenty seven, and I think back to things
Speaker 3: I did when I was fifteen.
Speaker 2: It's hard. It's hard I think back of them. It
Speaker 2: was hard to watch things I did this morning, and.
Speaker 1: People that knew me then were like, Oh, yeah, that
Speaker 1: was you, that was you dude. Nineteen ninety four. This
Speaker 1: show used to go on at seven o'clock at night
Speaker 1: pre internet, and it was after all the news ended,
Speaker 1: and at seven o'clock HS eleven had a show called
Speaker 1: Lowell Tonight. It was just basically an entertainment magazine type
Speaker 1: show and they started doing these dating videos. You want
Speaker 1: to do one? I say it was the old Most
Speaker 1: people missed the old WQF studios, like, oh, that's the
Speaker 1: old studios.
Speaker 2: The first thing I saw when you were peeking through
Speaker 2: the conference room. Then when you walk down the hallway
Speaker 2: where it had that gigantic prom picture of yeh.
Speaker 1: Prom brings back memory that old building.
Speaker 2: So I had. I had an appointment in dupap Professional
Speaker 2: Towers not too long ago, and I walked down the
Speaker 2: basement and it's now like a sleep clinic, you know,
Speaker 2: sleep happening.
Speaker 1: Well, you know what's still there, The front desk exactly,
Speaker 1: the front desk is there with the glass. Used to
Speaker 1: have the Neon wqs in the front desk. It was
Speaker 1: a lot of Neon. Think of Splash, yeah in a
Speaker 1: w in a radio station.
Speaker 2: If Splash had sex with High five Bys and had
Speaker 2: a bastard baby, that's what our studio.
Speaker 1: John godlewebs. Go to the Facebook and watch it. It's
Speaker 1: got of like four thousand views. I didn't think people
Speaker 1: would watch it.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: But that room that you're talking about, the conference room
Speaker 1: where I go, Hey, no, the first shot that you
Speaker 1: know how many times I was yelled at in that
Speaker 1: room like scream, Oh yeah you did what, Tony.
Speaker 2: The conference room has many memories, but my greatest memory
Speaker 2: is when big guys sold w QMF as soon as
Speaker 2: they found out that they sewed the clear channel. Yeah,
Speaker 2: then the looting started.
Speaker 1: Yeah, looting started.
Speaker 2: I remember those black blacker shelves.
Speaker 1: Yeah, everybody started stealing.
Speaker 2: Those were in my house for years.
Speaker 1: I'll guarantee, guaranteed. Okay, So Kentucky teenagers can now apply
Speaker 1: for a driver's permit at fifteen. Apparently other states are
Speaker 1: at fifteen and Kentucky is at sixteen. Governor of Sheer
Speaker 1: Side House Bill fifteen into law Tuesday.
Speaker 2: I don't know where I'm at on this.
Speaker 1: I mean, here's here's my take.
Speaker 2: I just know what I was like at fifteen.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing, dude, these kids are the problem. This
Speaker 1: is great, fine, you get a headstart on the on
Speaker 1: the driver thing. None of these kids want their license, man, really,
Speaker 1: they take forever to get their license. Why would you?
Speaker 1: Nowadays they're like, why would I want a license? You
Speaker 1: take me everywhere I need to go. They don't understand
Speaker 1: freedom and having a car and getting out of the house.
Speaker 1: They don't want the responsibility. There are a lot of
Speaker 1: kids that wait till they're seventeen eighteen years old to
Speaker 1: get their damn license. So this thing is great, super
Speaker 1: you want to get a jump start on it. But
Speaker 1: here's the thing that's the wrong generation you should have
Speaker 1: started with.
Speaker 2: If you ask me, life started going downhill. Like all
Speaker 2: of us, all we wanted was our driver's license. Yeah,
Speaker 2: wait to get about driver's freedom. Okay, wait to get
Speaker 2: about driver's license. But you asked me, that's when life
Speaker 2: started to go downhill. And here's what I mean. Me
Speaker 2: and all my friends we would ride bikes, dirt bikes,
Speaker 2: you know, and hang out and we'd oh where all
Speaker 2: the bikes at? We'd pull in that house, ruffians. As
Speaker 2: soon as we got our driver's license, everybody went their
Speaker 2: several ways, you know what I mean. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: So it was like a brand new chapter or something.
Speaker 1: Uh, it is true freedom. Let me tell you something
Speaker 1: that simply when you get your car taken away from you,
Speaker 1: or it's only being worked on you don't have a car,
Speaker 1: or let's say you're license suspended and you don't realize.
Speaker 1: You're like, oh, I'm going to run down and do
Speaker 1: what and you're no, I'm not going to run down
Speaker 1: and do something. Stuck at the house. It's freedom, my friend.
Speaker 2: Oh, by the way, freedom. I want to say that
Speaker 2: this happened probably two months ago. I was talking about
Speaker 2: how I used to armor all the Corinthian Vinyl seats
Speaker 2: that were in my seventy six Buick Regal, and I
Speaker 2: said I would take a left, and she was slided
Speaker 2: right into me. Yes. A listener by the name of
Speaker 2: Darren Lancaster said no, you mean right, and went, no,
Speaker 2: I mean left. I did an experiment with a tennis
Speaker 2: ball on my dashboard. He was right, I had to
Speaker 2: take a right.
Speaker 1: Physical You're a big dumb animal.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean what, I'm wrong too, So, Darren Lancaster,
Speaker 2: you were right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, uh okay, So we're going to do the joke
Speaker 1: of the day. We got plenty of lead stories that
Speaker 1: were breaking last night and continue to talk about that.
Speaker 1: Mandy Connall what times Mandy.
Speaker 2: Mandy Connor was at nine thirty. We have Jeff Callaway
Speaker 2: and Ethan Almighty coming in. We have Philip Perkins from
Speaker 2: Future of Fighting coming in seeing how you can see
Speaker 2: some ock the gun fighting.
Speaker 1: Oh all right, we'll talk to him.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: First of all, for you, joke of the day. Do
Speaker 1: work aholics real quick?
Speaker 2: Workaholics? Listen? Do you have that best friend where no
Speaker 2: matter what you say, they go, I got you. If
Speaker 2: you're a business owner, that best friend for you, it's workaholics.
Speaker 2: You're gonna love these guys in gals. Sure, they move
Speaker 2: offices from one office to another, but they also reconfigure
Speaker 2: your office if you want it. Maybe you want to
Speaker 2: redesign how the cubicles are, kind of shake it up,
Speaker 2: make it a brand new place. And I don't know,
Speaker 2: inspire some work for the workers there. Workaholics. Does they
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Speaker 2: and you need warehouse storage, they got you covered there too,
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Speaker 1: Jukeda ju Dwight Flinton.
Speaker 2: All right, here we go, hey, fellas h Yesterday was Wednesday.
Speaker 2: So I had my appointment with my therapist, doctor Street Russell. Oh,
Speaker 2: poor guy, Yeah, I know, por yes, he always has
Speaker 2: a shower one. Absolutely I walked in, I said, doctor Russell.
Speaker 2: Doctor Russell, I feel like I'm a pair of curtains.
Speaker 2: He goes curtains. Come on, Dwight, pull yourself together, because
Speaker 2: that was curtains. That's pretty good. I was curtains. Johnny,
Speaker 2: you pull curtains.
Speaker 1: That's your joke of the day. March twenty seventh, twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five. Back after this on news radio eight forty w.
Speaker 4: H as.
Speaker 2: Listen to a lot of petty Lately listen to there
Speaker 2: was a live album. Dude, dude, do you gonna put
Speaker 2: me out of the job?
Speaker 1: This weekend's gonna be Cray Cray in Indianapolis. Craig Craig,
Speaker 1: Your kids still say Craig Cray.
Speaker 2: No, they don't. People with people with said never said
Speaker 2: Craig Craig.
Speaker 1: By the way, Matty mccarkoy's going to join us today.
Speaker 2: Matte mcarko went up the hill, Madde mccarkyll.
Speaker 1: She is going to We're gonna give her. We're gonna
Speaker 1: tell her what the emoji means or what the emoji is,
Speaker 1: and she's gonna tell us what it means because we're
Speaker 1: old people. You saw this right, yes, and some of
Speaker 1: it's really evil, know corn cob stop, stop it filthy.
Speaker 1: So she's got it, she'll she'll explain it to us,
Speaker 1: because we're old and she is not.
Speaker 2: I always send my mother an eggplant to remind her
Speaker 2: eat your vegetable.
Speaker 1: Good, Mom, it's good.
Speaker 2: I didn't put a doughnut next to it, did you.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 2: I was just say, hey, mom, when's the last time
Speaker 2: you had one of these? That an eggplant? And you go,
Speaker 2: you know what, when is the last time I ate
Speaker 2: egg plant? I don't know.
Speaker 1: I will tell you this, John. On this list, there's
Speaker 1: some things that are really really mean, like they're there.
Speaker 1: So if you put something certainly mean, it's it's what
Speaker 1: it is is. Telling that person is an inceell right,
Speaker 1: which is a huge that's a that's a it's a
Speaker 1: cutdown as in they're you know, an in cell means
Speaker 1: in celt involuntary celibate. Oh, they blame women for them
Speaker 1: being celibate.
Speaker 2: They're that was a terror thing an insell.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 1: So there's some mean stuff on this, and some of
Speaker 1: it's fun, but some of it, like there's there's a
Speaker 1: symbol for doing cocaine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I was like, what what do you mean
Speaker 2: kids do cocaine?
Speaker 1: What? Uh So we'll do that with Maddie McCart cough.
Speaker 1: Maddie mcconough has come on our show. Uh plus Mandy
Speaker 1: here in about ten Mandy Coddle from Donver col Road.
Speaker 1: Some of those are filthy, yes, some of them are
Speaker 1: very very filthy. You know it's not filthy is Eedland
Speaker 1: and Edland or your house is. Can't you filthy what
Speaker 1: you sell it?
Speaker 2: Or it can't.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter. Eland and Eland's going to sell your
Speaker 1: house for one percent commission rate five eight hundred five
Speaker 1: nine nine twenty eight hundred. Nonegoes well. They've done this
Speaker 1: for seven years, over one half of all the one
Speaker 1: percent sales last year in real estate where Eland and
Speaker 1: Eland they know what they're doing. And Edland looked for
Speaker 1: the yard signs well, the guy down the street I
Speaker 1: told you put an Eland and Eland sign in their yard.
Speaker 1: House is sold in four days. It's ridiculous. So elind
Speaker 1: and Eedland five nine twenty eight hundred, or go to
Speaker 1: Eland dot com. We're gonna take a short break.
Speaker 2: We come back.
Speaker 1: We got some news, and then Mandy Connall's going to
Speaker 1: explain what's going on in Denver. She used to do
Speaker 1: this show here on has and of course she has
Speaker 1: a unique view on things in Denver. I don't think
Speaker 1: she's very happy what's going on in Denver. So they
Speaker 1: ruined her city. We fired her for stealing office supplies.
Speaker 1: That's true, that's true. We're not supposed to say that. Oh,
Speaker 1: there was a non disclosure.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. I take that back.
Speaker 1: No News Radio forty w h S.
Speaker 2: There's only one Mandy in my eyes, and that's the
Speaker 2: great Mandy Connell. Mandy Connell, how are you?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 5: I'm better now that you played Barry Manilo's first thing
Speaker 5: in the morning. How are you two guys doing?
Speaker 2: Doing great? Listen? I know you probably burned out on
Speaker 2: that song, but it's a beautiful song and we miss you.
Speaker 2: So I wanted to come out with that listen. I
Speaker 2: was thinking on the way in. We were texting earlier
Speaker 2: this week, you and I and Tony, and I said,
Speaker 2: I said, hey, what about nine third? So wait a minute,
Speaker 2: that's about six thirty your time. You go, ah, that's okay,
Speaker 2: I'm up. Are you? What time do you get up
Speaker 2: for your show?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 4: Dude? I have an early riser. Really.
Speaker 5: Since I did a morning I am since I did
Speaker 5: a morning show, I've been an early riser. Like, I
Speaker 5: wake up by six every single day, including Saturday and Sunday.
Speaker 5: And some days, I mean some days I wake up
Speaker 5: at five fifteen, and and it's stupid to sleep until
Speaker 5: the alarm clock goes off at six, so I just
Speaker 5: get out of bed and I go. So I'm a
Speaker 5: morning person. But then I'm also and I'm not exaggerating
Speaker 5: when I say, and I'm not elderly, Okay, I'm not
Speaker 5: elderly yet. I'm very close to being elderly, but not
Speaker 5: there yet. I am easily in bed in my chair
Speaker 5: at eight thirty pretty much every night like an old person,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: No, listen, Susan, and I think it's past nine o'clock.
Speaker 2: I'll look at her. I go, who the hell do
Speaker 2: you think I am Paris Hilton. Come on, let's go.
Speaker 4: No, I've just gotten I.
Speaker 5: Just got a word that a friend of mine is
Speaker 5: opening for a bunch of bands at Red Rocks and
Speaker 5: it's on a Sunday night. And I was like, god,
Speaker 5: it really liked the COVID it's Sunday night. I found
Speaker 5: out it starts at twelve thirty in the afternoon. I'm
Speaker 5: like me up, I am there. I cannot wait for
Speaker 5: this day.
Speaker 4: What they ever?
Speaker 2: One last story and then we'll get to it, because
Speaker 2: I had a similar story. And you know, I got
Speaker 2: friends with a lot of musicians and they say, hey,
Speaker 2: come out and see his playing. But yeah, what time
Speaker 2: you go on? They say nine? I'm like no. When
Speaker 2: we went to the when we went to the Barry
Speaker 2: Manilow concert, I saw Officer John Keeling, a friend of mine,
Speaker 2: and he goes, I'm sorry, I'm back. We started, Well,
Speaker 2: where you fine? And I said, uh. He goes he said,
Speaker 2: you're running for a great nine. I said, why do
Speaker 2: you say that. He goes, Berry's off at nine. I went, well, yeah,
Speaker 2: all the yeah. I said, well, yeah, all the artists
Speaker 2: go on stage at nine. He goes, No, no, no,
Speaker 2: you don't understand what I'm saying. The concert is going
Speaker 2: to end at nine greatest concert I've ever been to,
Speaker 2: just because of the team. Oh, Mandy, how are you?
Speaker 1: Everything good?
Speaker 2: I'm sorry?
Speaker 5: I was outside talking to everything is Everything is so
Speaker 5: good that if I complained I would be a real jerk.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying, Like, I have nothing to
Speaker 5: complain about. That's not a world problem, that isn't isn't
Speaker 5: a big deal, and life is very good. My now
Speaker 5: fifteen year old dog, I know, I know.
Speaker 4: Can you even believe that?
Speaker 1: What scares you the most? And again, these are different generations,
Speaker 1: but what you were doing at fifteen, Mandy Connell, I let.
Speaker 5: Me just say this, I am shocked and appalled at
Speaker 5: the lack of rebelliousness of the generation is they're not
Speaker 5: trying to get away with them. They're basically like, let
Speaker 5: me just stay in my room and text my friends
Speaker 5: and then yeah, we're gonna go. We're gonna go first
Speaker 5: storing at Goodwill. Like nobody's sneaking out of my mouth
Speaker 5: in the middle of the night.
Speaker 4: I'm disappointed.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna lie like I'm ready for all of it,
Speaker 5: because whatever she's thinking whatever they could think, I've already
Speaker 5: done it, right, So I'm like, I'm ready challenge me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, we have the same philosophy. I just said, Look,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna we're gonna trust you until you give us
Speaker 1: a reason not to trust you. And they never did.
Speaker 2: Anything for us not to trust my damn it. I know, man, good, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I know many con I have to ask you. I
Speaker 2: want to talk about the conditions you're out there with
Speaker 2: in Colorado. Are you remorseful about legalization of marijuana? Do
Speaker 2: you wish you would have just been instead of a
Speaker 2: Do you wish you would have just been medical only
Speaker 2: instead of recreational or what?
Speaker 4: All of that?
Speaker 5: All of that happened, you know, be right before I
Speaker 5: got here. So they passed what they call AMENDUD sixty
Speaker 5: four that legalized marijuana and made it recreational, all that stuff.
Speaker 5: My issue with the way that this has been done
Speaker 5: is my issue with a lot of government as I
Speaker 5: get more cynical and less trusting as I get older,
Speaker 5: is they lied about what they were going to.
Speaker 1: Do, right.
Speaker 5: They lied about the fact they would aggressively go after
Speaker 5: the black market. They lied about going after the black
Speaker 5: market selling the kids. They lied about all of the
Speaker 5: law enforcement things that this was supposed free up right,
Speaker 5: We were told, hey, you know what, we won't have
Speaker 5: to enforce POT anymore. Now we can go after real crime.
Speaker 5: But that has simply not happened, and it's not happened,
Speaker 5: not just because they didn't want it to happen. In
Speaker 5: Colorado during the twenty twenty laughably called Summer of Love,
Speaker 5: they really went after the cops here. They went after
Speaker 5: the cops in Aurora. So we're now working with understaffed
Speaker 5: police departments, which a lot of cities are. So crime
Speaker 5: has absolutely skyrocketed. And I will say this, our downtown
Speaker 5: it's better now because our current mayor has spent a
Speaker 5: gazillion dollars basically buying old hotels and creating homeless hotels,
Speaker 5: which you're honestly like, I mean, they're like the Hotel California, right.
Speaker 5: You check in, you never check out, there's no sobriety requirements,
Speaker 5: there's none of that. But that being said, you can
Speaker 5: log you can go to downtown Denver right now and
Speaker 5: you can see someone who is on such hard drugs
Speaker 5: that I don't know what drug this is. They can't
Speaker 5: even stand up straight. They walk around bent in half.
Speaker 1: Still wrapped out on drug.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's it's terrible. And we recently had two
Speaker 5: people stabbed to death on our kind of our fourth Street.
Speaker 5: You know, you have Fourth Street live, we have the
Speaker 5: sixteenth Street mall, and we had two people stabbed to
Speaker 5: death in the middle of the afternoon. And and our mayor,
Speaker 5: who basically like Okie from from Mayberry is our mayor.
Speaker 5: He looks like Opie Or. He looks like the star
Speaker 5: of the Lego movie, you know where he just walks
Speaker 5: around going everything is on them, like he literally said,
Speaker 5: he literally said, these stabbings are exceedingly rare.
Speaker 4: And well, if they're study were rare, we won't worry
Speaker 4: about it.
Speaker 5: What am I doing? So in all want to see
Speaker 5: you know, I try not to be like the Democrats.
Speaker 5: It's all their fault. But in this case in Colorado,
Speaker 5: what has happened here since we got here has been
Speaker 5: one hundred percent of Democrats fault because they keep passing
Speaker 5: laws to make crime easier and make it pay, and
Speaker 5: then they keep passing more laws. They just passed what
Speaker 5: I think is going to be found a clearly unconstitutional
Speaker 5: bill that outlaws any firearm with a detachable magazine unless unless,
Speaker 5: oh yeah, unless you take an approved course by your sheriff,
Speaker 5: and your sheriff decides.
Speaker 4: That you can own that firearm.
Speaker 5: Wow, I mean it's oh yeah, it's all about lawbiding citizen.
Speaker 4: The next revolver about the criminals.
Speaker 2: All they're doing is phasing out because I guarantee you
Speaker 2: the next step is going to be revolvers.
Speaker 5: Well, well, you know they're not going to stop until
Speaker 5: they disarm every Google gun owner at the same time
Speaker 5: that they are making it easier to commit crimes. It's
Speaker 5: absolutely insane. I don't understand how they don't do the connection.
Speaker 4: But they don't, well, they really don't.
Speaker 1: I was thinking about this on the drive in today
Speaker 1: because you know, my image of what I was gonna
Speaker 1: do is gonna have kids. I was gonna be on
Speaker 1: a grandparent. I will live in the house that we
Speaker 1: really used my kids in and the town will be
Speaker 1: the same and uh and and I didn't realize until
Speaker 1: I got older that how how lowical officials, mayors, aldermen,
Speaker 1: metro council members can destroy a city.
Speaker 4: And the very easily quickly, yeah, very quickly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was lost on me, Like well, okay, they
Speaker 1: make a couple of wrong decisions, but you know, the
Speaker 1: police are going to police, the judges are going to
Speaker 1: be judges. Well, no, they changed the rules. The police
Speaker 1: became the enemy, and incarceration became the problem. Well, you
Speaker 1: know what the problem is. It's the incarceration problem. Because
Speaker 1: that's the only way I could figure it out. I
Speaker 1: was like, why aren't they locking these people up? This
Speaker 1: is crazy, and because I think the philosophy was well,
Speaker 1: putting them in jail was the problem.
Speaker 4: What what? What?
Speaker 5: They the Colorado legislature on a party line vote. All
Speaker 5: the Democrats voted for it, all the Republicans voted against.
Speaker 5: It reduced the penalty for possessing up to four grams
Speaker 5: of sentinel.
Speaker 4: Four hundred people can kill. Oh, that can kill thousands
Speaker 4: of people.
Speaker 5: So our drug deaths, our drug overdoses in Colorado have
Speaker 5: remained flat while they have fallen in the rest of
Speaker 5: the country. In the last two weeks, we have had
Speaker 5: ten what they just euphimistically call outdoor death investigation that
Speaker 5: means the homeless person overdose and died when they say
Speaker 5: outdoor death. And we've had ten in two weeks, and
Speaker 5: nobody is sounding the alarm, saying, obviously we've got a
Speaker 5: bad batch of drugs here. And don't get me wrong,
Speaker 5: I am so anti enabling drug addiction because it is
Speaker 5: a disaster. But that's their response is to just pretend
Speaker 5: it's not happening, because I honestly believe this, like in
Speaker 5: their mind they've solved the problem of ten homeless people
Speaker 5: because now that they don't have to worry about him anymore,
Speaker 5: they're gone, they're dead.
Speaker 2: It's fine, Mandy, Mandy Connell's our guest. I got to
Speaker 2: ask you about your judges, because we have the absolute
Speaker 2: worst judges in the universe here in Louis, Kentucky, to
Speaker 2: the point where one of these dumb ass judges actually
Speaker 2: called someone's mother in court and said, do you think
Speaker 2: I should lock your son up? Or shall let him go?
Speaker 2: What do you think? The mom said? What do you think?
Speaker 2: The mom said, Mandy, let go?
Speaker 5: And then but what he got her for.
Speaker 4: Christmas last year and good gifts?
Speaker 5: You let him out?
Speaker 2: And this stupid ass judge led a violent criminal back
Speaker 2: out on the streets because she called the person's mother. Unbelievable.
Speaker 2: What are the judges like in Colorado say the same
Speaker 2: stupid ass judges.
Speaker 5: I'd love to tell you they're different, but we have
Speaker 5: a I mean, we have a bigger problem that we
Speaker 5: have a bunch of district attorneys who have decided just
Speaker 5: not to prosecute. We also have eliminated cash bail, so
Speaker 5: for anything other than the most violent crimes, you get
Speaker 5: out on a PR bond. So what happens for the cops.
Speaker 5: This is the most demoralizing thing ever for cops. They
Speaker 5: go and arrest someone who has stolen a car. And
Speaker 5: let's be real, people steal cars for two reasons. They're
Speaker 5: going to joy ride for a few minutes, or they're
Speaker 5: going to commit another crime. That's why they steal cars. Yet,
Speaker 5: so they steal a car, they bring them in before
Speaker 5: the cops finish the paperwork, they're back out the door.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 5: So what's the point if you're a police officer, what's
Speaker 5: the point? Why do you even do your job? And
Speaker 5: then they don't get proseco. They also made stealing a
Speaker 5: car under two thousand dollars a misdemeanor, So you can
Speaker 5: steal a car that costs less than two thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: Quo drives a car that.
Speaker 5: Costs less than two thousand dollars pill are people who
Speaker 5: can't afford to replace it, right, they don't have full
Speaker 5: coverage on a two thousand dollars car. It's just it
Speaker 5: is such a dumpster fire. And Chuck and I are
Speaker 5: planning our escape. I'm not gonna lie. We're not going
Speaker 5: to be able to afford to retire here. Our inflation
Speaker 5: in Colorado is the highest in the country, in the country.
Speaker 4: And here's the kicker.
Speaker 5: First of all, I tell people all the time, Louisville,
Speaker 5: Kentucky has the best food scene of any city I
Speaker 5: have ever been in, and I stand by that, and
Speaker 5: they're always shocked.
Speaker 4: When I say it.
Speaker 5: But I'm like, I'm telling you, you can go to
Speaker 5: a restaurant. You can go to a high dollar restaurant
Speaker 5: or a cheap restaurant, and it's all going to be great.
Speaker 4: Here.
Speaker 5: Our restaurant inflation is so high. But when you go, like,
Speaker 5: you know what it costs to go to a high
Speaker 5: end steakhouse, right, you're talking like a fifty fifty sixty
Speaker 5: dollars steak. That fifty sixty dollars steak is eighty five
Speaker 5: ninety dollars and everybody thinks it's normal. Yeah, they think
Speaker 5: it's normal. Yeah, and I just it's super frustrating.
Speaker 1: And you're you're closer to cattle there, You're closer to
Speaker 1: cattle there. But this is here's what people are interested in, right,
Speaker 1: So you we could we're telling the same stories over
Speaker 1: and over again. Luckily, we got a mayor in here
Speaker 1: that is working with Republicans and giving cops some juice
Speaker 1: back so they can go go clear out the streets
Speaker 1: and he's doing a pretty good job of that and
Speaker 1: moving the homeless camps around pretty good. But I think
Speaker 1: they're interested in what you just said, that you and
Speaker 1: your husband are raising your daughter in Denver. You all
Speaker 1: moved there because remember you were in love with Tony
Speaker 1: and Dwight so much. You said, I can't leave Louisville.
Speaker 1: It's going to affect your mind. That was the only
Speaker 1: reason I would leave Tony and Dwight is for Denver.
Speaker 1: And then sure enough, yeah, Pop, that's when the job opened.
Speaker 1: So now you've been there, you've raised your daughter, and
Speaker 1: now you're saying exit plan. And I think people are
Speaker 1: interested in that that the days of well, we're just
Speaker 1: going to do this forever are over.
Speaker 5: Well, I do think, and it's a cautionary tale, right,
Speaker 5: and unfortunately here the Colorado Republican Party is such a
Speaker 5: dumpster fire that I left it after they elected their
Speaker 5: current leadership. I'm currently a registered independent way if I
Speaker 5: didn't want to be associated with the people that are
Speaker 5: currently running the party, who are absolutely the biggest idiots
Speaker 5: that can't read the room. They don't understand that Colorado
Speaker 5: has changed dramatically, and they're just they're saying the wrong
Speaker 5: things and sending the wrong message in a state that
Speaker 5: is so blue now, we are so blue that you
Speaker 5: can't run a hard right person in this state and
Speaker 5: get elected.
Speaker 4: And they haven't.
Speaker 5: They haven't gotten elected. I mean, it's just been really,
Speaker 5: really bad. So I want to issue this morning to
Speaker 5: your listeners in Louisville, like point you thought it wasn't
Speaker 5: going to be that bad, like oh, we can write, No,
Speaker 5: you can't, because what happens is you get a city
Speaker 5: like Denver. I believe Denver is and what's called the
Speaker 5: death spiral right now, because our vacancies in downtown Denver
Speaker 5: are still over thirty percent in the huge number. Then
Speaker 5: we have the crime and the homelessness. So now people
Speaker 5: won't go to Denver because their cars get stolen, or
Speaker 5: their cars get their windows smashed, and everything gets stolen
Speaker 5: out of it. I mean, our crime rates are on
Speaker 5: par with every other major city that you might think of,
Speaker 5: and our murder rate is higher than San Francisco's, and
Speaker 5: we think about that for a second. I just learned
Speaker 5: that fat last week. And it's all because of the
Speaker 5: policies that were adopted at the state and local level
Speaker 5: with no regard to people and keeping them safe, and
Speaker 5: really over correcting on this notion that somehow criminals are
Speaker 5: just there because they got caught in a bad choice situation.
Speaker 5: If we just let them out, they'll make better choices.
Speaker 4: Which is stupid and wrong.
Speaker 2: I do want to say that this segment. This segment
Speaker 2: is brought to you by the Colorado Board of Tourism.
Speaker 4: That's a great place to visit because you just go
Speaker 4: to the mountains exactly.
Speaker 2: We miss your man, We miss you do.
Speaker 1: And well, by the way, are you so a couple
Speaker 1: of years before you go somewhere else, are you already
Speaker 1: vetting towns or cities?
Speaker 5: Well, I've got you know. My oldest two sons now
Speaker 5: live in the Dayton, Ohio area, and I have two grandsons.
Speaker 5: So we're kind of missing our grandsons. So we're about
Speaker 5: to buy a property here. Oh, on another call, I'll
Speaker 5: tell you what they've done two landlords in Denver that
Speaker 5: has made it so miserable to own a rental problem.
Speaker 4: I don't want to hear it, want fresh layers of hell.
Speaker 5: But we're going to buy a place in that area.
Speaker 1: Youre the kids, And that's a great town that was
Speaker 1: there a couple of months.
Speaker 4: Ago, a surprising town.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's bigger than.
Speaker 4: You say, like Louisville.
Speaker 1: It's bigger than you say louis exactly. Executive's direct.
Speaker 5: One more quick thing if people want to see how
Speaker 5: I've aged, I've got a new project with my friend
Speaker 5: Deborah Flora, who is awesome and amazing, and that is
Speaker 5: on YouTube and people can find it at the Independence
Speaker 5: Institute's channel, or they can follow my social media on
Speaker 5: Facebook at Mandy Connell and they can see all of
Speaker 5: the posts. It is a showgate towards women where we
Speaker 5: talk about issues, but then we also talk about dumb
Speaker 5: stuff like incredibly expensive handbags. Right, Tony, what's the most
Speaker 5: you've spent on your wife's for a handbag? Are you
Speaker 5: a handbag shopper to this.
Speaker 2: I like to make my wife's handbags for her, and
Speaker 2: I thank you.
Speaker 1: I think six hundred yet, Guys.
Speaker 5: Our first segment, I talked to my friend Joey, who
Speaker 5: is a high end handbag broker. He just sold one
Speaker 5: for two hundred and twenty five thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, the hell I'm Joey. You would have
Speaker 2: bout his handbagy?
Speaker 1: Okay, so how do they find it? Shall they go
Speaker 1: at Mandy Connall? How do they find this YouTube channel?
Speaker 5: There's a we're working with a free market policy thing
Speaker 5: tank here called the Independence Institute.
Speaker 4: Okay, go to YouTube google.
Speaker 5: Independence Institute, look for the Mandy and deb Show.
Speaker 4: It's there.
Speaker 5: The first episode just posted, and we're going to be
Speaker 5: doing it every other week going forward. It's going to
Speaker 5: be issues and nonsense.
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