Speaker 1: Shortage of dumb people doing really stupid things. Welcome to
Speaker 1: another edition of idiotology.
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Speaker 2: But your freaking idiots Monday.
Speaker 3: Before we get into idiotology, a final reminder to lookouts
Speaker 3: and vote this morning on the jr Facebook page.
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Speaker 1: Three songs from d Oh that you're choosing from the
Speaker 1: woe with the most votes is played back at nine.
Speaker 2: I like that. Look up they remember the moon is
Speaker 2: just the sun at night.
Speaker 1: Well Road jr r Facebook page is where you vote,
Speaker 1: and then somebody's randomly picked for those popa roach and
Speaker 1: rise against tickets. So a little motivator for you.
Speaker 3: Last in line, Rainbow and the Dark I rock and
Speaker 3: roll children the choices this morning. My apologies here. I
Speaker 3: feel like I failed many of you yesterday with music news.
Speaker 3: I either missed this or glossed over it.
Speaker 2: What is the big news? The event?
Speaker 3: Not one but two former Beg's drummers died within four
Speaker 3: days of each other.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it's this like a this is a
Speaker 2: spinal tap situation we got going on here with drummers?
Speaker 2: Is this like a drummer pandemic. But I know the
Speaker 2: two drummers of the uh pop rock group. You know,
Speaker 2: the third one's coming. Watch you don't want to be
Speaker 2: number three.
Speaker 1: Just in time of the holidays, watch out, Little drummer boy.
Speaker 3: Dennis Bryan, who served as the band's drummer starting in
Speaker 3: nineteen seventy three, died back on the fourteenth. He was
Speaker 3: seventy six years old. Four days later, on the eighteenth,
Speaker 3: Colin Smiley Peterson kicked the bucket at age seventy eight.
Speaker 2: Smile on BIG's only one of them is still alive too, right, Barry,
Speaker 2: it's the last one, Barry. I've heard Robin and Maurice
Speaker 2: are uhlong gone. Barry is the main beg right, well
Speaker 2: they you know we're all. Barry's doing his best to
Speaker 2: stay alive.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, I've heard some stuff about him. Pat's doing
Speaker 1: the beg dance.
Speaker 2: Stay. Do you have any begs in the musical offerings
Speaker 2: at your wedding reception? I don't remember. I don't remember either.
Speaker 2: I don't I don't even remember what we had.
Speaker 1: What I know that what's that one that does walking
Speaker 1: in Memphis?
Speaker 2: Mark Cohne, Yeah.
Speaker 1: We had Mark Cohane, and then we also had a fuel.
Speaker 1: That's a good transition, right there. Huh, listen to this.
Speaker 3: This guy's going to be winning over his his employees
Speaker 3: left and right. Guy's name Naira Yama Murthy. He is
Speaker 3: the founder of tech company Infosis out of India.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: He is of the opinion and has been of this
Speaker 3: opinion for a long time that the creation of weekends
Speaker 3: in India was a mistake.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, no, don't even do it.
Speaker 2: He was disappointed.
Speaker 3: I'm going to quote him frankly, I was a little
Speaker 3: bit disappointed in nineteen eighty six when we moved from
Speaker 3: a six day week to a five day week. Nairiyama
Speaker 3: believes there should be a minimum seventy hour work week
Speaker 3: because especially, he says, especially in a place like India,
Speaker 3: which is still lagging behind as far as overall development goes,
Speaker 3: and he believes that the hard work is needed to
Speaker 3: bring India up to pace with other developed countries around
Speaker 3: the world.
Speaker 1: And here we are shooting for that four day work
Speaker 1: week here in America.
Speaker 2: That's how we do America. Listen, Niriyama, you're making big
Speaker 2: bucks already, dude, what are you worried about?
Speaker 1: Who care how much longer are you gonna be around exactly?
Speaker 1: You could be with the Beg's in a matter of minutes.
Speaker 1: So enjoy some of that money. Go on vacation on
Speaker 1: a long weekend. How's that for a sick burn?
Speaker 3: You know, it is ironic though sometimes you see these
Speaker 3: like insanely rich people. They're so insanely rich that they
Speaker 3: don't take time to truly enjoy how insanely rich they are.
Speaker 2: I had a boss like that years ago.
Speaker 1: His name was al I won't read, I won't say
Speaker 1: his last name, but he was Loaded. Owned multiple restaurants
Speaker 1: right Charlie's and also at one point on winter put
Speaker 1: Pines golf Course with part of so he was he
Speaker 1: was rolling right.
Speaker 2: This is full zone of operation inside info.
Speaker 1: Oh totally huh and uh well, Adams operation too, because
Speaker 1: one of the restaurants was out on eye Edrive and
Speaker 1: one was also a.
Speaker 2: New Smart Beach but another part of my operation.
Speaker 1: But so anyway, Al Loaded would come into work and
Speaker 1: sit in this little office in the back of the
Speaker 1: kitchen where we worked, smoking SIGs and crunching numbers. And
Speaker 1: I thought, Al, take that wife for yours, go stay
Speaker 1: in Barbados or something, and puffy your little sig there
Speaker 1: he smoked SIGs with the you know, the little holders
Speaker 1: on him, so it caught the nicotine supposedly or yes, exactly.
Speaker 2: He went for a long time.
Speaker 1: Yeah anyway, rest in peace, al But yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 1: thought the same thing, like, why wouldn't you go on vacation.
Speaker 1: You're loaded, and then we can be here in the
Speaker 1: back kitchen getting loaded on your booze because you're not here.
Speaker 3: Then I can put in See, this is why when
Speaker 3: I I I temper my expectations into sudden wealth, I
Speaker 3: I really you know, I sure I would love I'm
Speaker 3: gonna be lying if I said otherwise. If I was
Speaker 3: like absolutely filthy rich, I would personally love it. But
Speaker 3: I'm more realistic. Let's start with just a lump sum
Speaker 3: enough to knock out that pesky mortgage, or even just
Speaker 3: if I could just knock out that mortgage.
Speaker 2: Man, that's a.
Speaker 1: Game changer because it takes the weight off your head.
Speaker 1: But listen it, just give me a lump somewhere I
Speaker 1: can take out my debt.
Speaker 3: Well, just put your debts.
Speaker 4: So what I'm talking about, you know, credit car sure,
Speaker 4: sure weekend sneak ends seventy hours that guy needs an
Speaker 4: ass with a whip is what he needs.
Speaker 3: Boulder, Colorado. We have some visuals on our Lynching Taco
Speaker 3: blog of WJR Comic is supposed to be going up
Speaker 3: on Facebook, but something wonky's going on over there is
Speaker 3: firstus being referred to locally there as a safety vigilante.
Speaker 3: At least five professionally produced traffic signs have been erected
Speaker 3: around Boulder with profane messages, albeit attention getting messages and
Speaker 3: probably positive messages.
Speaker 1: Okay, slow the F down? Oh and he writes it out, Yeah,
Speaker 1: the F word. Oh yes, obey the speed limit. Don't
Speaker 1: kill any kids this week that are in the neighborhood.
Speaker 2: Stuff like that. I get it. Yeah, put your damn
Speaker 2: phone down.
Speaker 1: That's kind of I mean, you didn't have to use
Speaker 1: the F word in there, and that might be a
Speaker 1: little bit better. But pat, now those kids that you
Speaker 1: want to save, Oh yeah, it's like thirty five miles
Speaker 1: per hour speed limit. And then attached to it is
Speaker 1: get off your damn phone is.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: First off, if you care about those kids, you kind
Speaker 1: of teach them the F word. Second off, this is
Speaker 1: semi bwo.
Speaker 3: It is an extension. Here's that don't kill any kids today.
Speaker 3: Below the forty five mile per hour speed limit posted
Speaker 3: in what looks to be like a somewhat getting ready
Speaker 3: to enter a residential area.
Speaker 1: People are people are texting in kind of b w O.
Speaker 1: It's a new attitude in the nation. Man, you started
Speaker 1: this taco and you.
Speaker 2: Started this man, you deserve all the credit.
Speaker 1: But we we all did it together and morphed the
Speaker 1: plan into the beautiful baby that it is called Bob
Speaker 1: World Order b WO which, by the way, we have
Speaker 1: BWO Cooozies.
Speaker 3: Now you're gonna distribute some tomorrow night at Thursday Night football.
Speaker 1: And Boss Man said, we're gonna give one to everybody
Speaker 1: there at Froggers in O Vido. Good And I told
Speaker 1: him three two, seven six five is a big zip.
Speaker 1: Boss tapped the brakes, which date tomorrow night Froggers, bucket specials, tickets,
Speaker 1: a bunch of good stuff, but BWO coozies will be there.
Speaker 1: And we also got a new batch of like fifteen
Speaker 1: hundred b w O stickers. If you don't have yours yet,
Speaker 1: your sticker, we're not mailing coozies. If you don't have
Speaker 1: your sticker, or mail us a self address stamped envelope.
Speaker 2: Send them out to you, all right, Yeah, we'll seeing
Speaker 2: those things all over the place.
Speaker 1: Get excited, man, Coozie looks good wrapped around a cold beer.
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