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Speaker 7: Conspiracy Theory Thursday is going to happen Today we'll talk
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Speaker 7: In the news this morning, there's a lawsuit of a
Speaker 7: woman who says she found a rubber glove and a
Speaker 7: fingertip in her orange juice. I tend to not believe
Speaker 7: these articles as they are just it's kind of to me.
Speaker 7: It just makes it incredibly hard to believe. And I
Speaker 7: feel like we never hear a resolution. I feel like,
Speaker 7: if you find a fingertip in sealed orange juice and
Speaker 7: then you drink it. I would think the government would
Speaker 7: have a massive issue with this.
Speaker 2: Do they not have any kind of quality control at
Speaker 2: the manufacturer? Like they look at the bottles after they're
Speaker 2: already packaged, and it's like, hey, there's something floating in there.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 8: Does a thumb tip float half float sink?
Speaker 2: You would definitely be able to tell that that don't
Speaker 2: belong in there, I think anyway, I'd like to think anyway, So.
Speaker 7: This wiman about a fifty two ounce bottle of Trader
Speaker 7: Joe's organic orange juice.
Speaker 8: I mean, it's organic, it's natural.
Speaker 7: I don't know what you want, right, uh, And she
Speaker 7: says A few days later, when she was finishing the bottle,
Speaker 7: she said she felt like there was a large piece
Speaker 7: of pulp in her mouth, and when she pulled the
Speaker 7: piece out, the lawsuit claims she found the fingertip of
Speaker 7: a rubber glove. She thought it might have also contained
Speaker 7: the end of a human finger in the glove tip
Speaker 7: or in the pulp of orange juice, which she may
Speaker 7: have inadvertently swallowed or ingested as well. The plaintiff was
Speaker 7: gagging and felt nauseated and had a burning sensation in
Speaker 7: her mouth.
Speaker 8: So let's see that through.
Speaker 7: Let's say the person that was putting the caps on
Speaker 7: orange juice, because they still do it the old fashioned way,
Speaker 7: was wearing rubber gloves, and the tip of that person's
Speaker 7: finger got cut off. I would think the production line
Speaker 7: would stop, right. I would think there'd be some sort
Speaker 7: of amount of blood. Yeah, I would think there would
Speaker 7: be an incident report. I would think that person would
Speaker 7: be on workmen's comp I'm just I think there'd be
Speaker 7: some DEFs here that you can't.
Speaker 8: Really hide from.
Speaker 3: A recall would be issued, I would yeah.
Speaker 7: I mean, if it happened right there, they go, oh,
Speaker 7: it just happens. So let's take ten on this side
Speaker 7: and ten on the other side, and let's.
Speaker 8: Get rid of them.
Speaker 2: Right, Not necessarily enough to recall in an entire you know,
Speaker 2: line of them from the stores.
Speaker 7: I would think recall like the metal shaving ones we hear,
Speaker 7: which makes sense on an automated production system, that feels
Speaker 7: entirely possible. That's an after the fact thing, like a
Speaker 7: quality control of the equipment and going, oh, this is
Speaker 7: left some shavings.
Speaker 8: Well, when was the last time we checked February?
Speaker 7: All right, we got to do a recall and everything
Speaker 7: from February until now, yeah, or they usually do that
Speaker 7: in September and go, hey, have you bought something in
Speaker 7: February and it's still around, right, don't eat it.
Speaker 3: I just I feel like you would see it when
Speaker 3: you're pouring your glass.
Speaker 8: I don't disagree, I just yeah.
Speaker 3: And even I feel like this woman is just hard
Speaker 3: on her luck and she's going with such a small amount,
Speaker 3: because ten grand is a small amount of money to
Speaker 3: be to be claiming for something so major. Yeah, And
Speaker 3: and I you know, in my mind, she's like, if
Speaker 3: I only claim ten grand, they'll just probably give it
Speaker 3: to me and you know, call.
Speaker 5: It a day.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it will settle.
Speaker 7: So according to the complaint, traitor Joe's got written notice
Speaker 7: of the incident and they requested a ten thousand dollars
Speaker 7: to settle her claim, and that the company failed, refused
Speaker 7: and neglected to pay. The lasser requests a judgment of
Speaker 7: ten grand in damages as well as payment of her
Speaker 7: intorney fees and at the cost. So she is basically
Speaker 7: they send a letter like, hey, give us ten grand,
Speaker 7: which there are people that do this. There are people
Speaker 7: that go out and file these type of send letters,
Speaker 7: and there's lawyers that do this and send letters saying, hey,
Speaker 7: will this happen, settle or for this amount of money,
Speaker 7: or we're going to go to take you to court.
Speaker 7: And sometimes the companies are like, it's not worth the hassle.
Speaker 7: Just send them tim grand to be done with it.
Speaker 7: And then sometimes the company goes get bent, yeah, and
Speaker 7: then they try to take them on the bluff, still
Speaker 7: thinking they're going to get a settlement. So it's a
Speaker 7: weird game, right, it's totally sleazy. But nonetheless these happen,
Speaker 7: and I've got examples of some that were either proven
Speaker 7: they weren't real, or we just don't know. Remember Wendy's
Speaker 7: finger in Chili? Yep, this happened in two thousand and five,
Speaker 7: not the Lady Chili, and a woman in San Jose
Speaker 7: says she visited the Wendy's and she found a human finger,
Speaker 7: and the Santa Cla County Corner concluded the finger was
Speaker 7: not consistent with an object that had been cooked in
Speaker 7: chili at one hundred and seventy degrees for three hours.
Speaker 7: The police determined the finger came from an associate of
Speaker 7: her husband, who had lost his fingertip in a workplace
Speaker 7: accident and gave it to the coworker to settle a
Speaker 7: fifty dollars debt, which I would never take if you
Speaker 7: owed me money, right, that's a weird way to settle
Speaker 7: to bed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I owe you fifty bucks. How about I give
Speaker 2: you this finger fingertip.
Speaker 7: Forensic tests showed that the woman never bit the finger,
Speaker 7: and Wendy said it lost two point five million dollars
Speaker 7: in sales and dozens employees had to be laid off.
Speaker 7: She and her husband we ordered to pay nearly twenty
Speaker 7: one million dollars to Wendy's day, and she was sitting
Speaker 7: some nine years in prison wown.
Speaker 8: All for trying to catch a chick from a major corporation.
Speaker 3: Karma.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean to continue to go through with the
Speaker 7: process of like forensic never mind, I don't want to
Speaker 7: have for sure anymore.
Speaker 8: But to me it feels kind of harsh.
Speaker 7: Not that she shouldn't be punished, not that it's okay,
Speaker 7: but we see companies being nefarious all the time, and
Speaker 7: they don't get punishments like that.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 7: Because they got the money, right, No, no, No, twenty
Speaker 7: one million dollars an individual paying twenty one million dollars
Speaker 7: as a punishment should not be equal to a company
Speaker 7: paying twenty one million dollars. The percentage should be equal, right, right,
Speaker 7: it should put massive hardship on the like that's.
Speaker 8: Going to change that person's life.
Speaker 3: Right. Well, they were trying to use them as a
Speaker 3: set an example.
Speaker 2: Don't do it.
Speaker 8: No, no, no, you're not hearing me. I understand that.
Speaker 7: I'm saying companies should also be held to that same
Speaker 7: it should be use them as an example. And we
Speaker 7: hear the oh they got fined one hundred million dollars,
Speaker 7: and you go, well, okay, that's pretty good, except they
Speaker 7: make three billion dollars a year.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 7: The pepsi syringe thing, I think everybody remembers this one
Speaker 7: and how happened in ninety three, where there are reports
Speaker 7: of syringe laden cans of pepsi all across the US,
Speaker 7: and starting with an eighty two year old man in Washington,
Speaker 7: soon similar reports flooded in from across the country. Items
Speaker 7: allegedly found included syringes, a wooden screw, a bullet, a
Speaker 7: crack vile, broken sewing needles, a blob of mysterious brown goo,
Speaker 7: a surveillance cammer in Colorado then caught a woman in
Speaker 7: the apparent act of inserting a syringe into a can
Speaker 7: of Diepepsi at a store counter. By the end of
Speaker 7: the week, there had been more than fifty tampering claims
Speaker 7: and more than a dozen arrests for filing false reports.
Speaker 7: The FBI ultimately made twenty bunco arrests for the game.
Speaker 7: A forensic consultant noted that each nationally publicized tampering incident
Speaker 7: typically generates thirty more claims, and that more than ninety
Speaker 7: percent of product tampering reports turn out to be false,
Speaker 7: according to the FBI.
Speaker 8: How about the mountain dew mouse in a can?
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Ronald Ball claimed he found a dead mouse in his
Speaker 7: sealcana mountain dew he purchased from a Vendi machine. Pepsi
Speaker 7: COO responded with an affidavid from a licensed veterinarian who
Speaker 7: concluded the mouse was not even born when the can
Speaker 7: had been filled and sealed, approximately seventy.
Speaker 8: Four days before the man claimed to have found it.
Speaker 7: The PepsiCo also argued the mouse would have dissolved into
Speaker 7: a jelly like substance had it truly been in the
Speaker 7: acidic soda.
Speaker 8: From the time of bodily. That's how strong mountain dew
Speaker 8: is the seal.
Speaker 7: The case was settled out of court for an undisclosed sum,
Speaker 7: with PepsiCo denying all liability it Why why did you settle?
Speaker 2: So?
Speaker 3: Did Pepsi settled or did the guys.
Speaker 2: Have to say he was suing Pepsi so Pepsi would
Speaker 2: have to settle, right But if they found that it
Speaker 2: was that's what I just said, I know.
Speaker 3: But if they found that it wasn't, if the guy
Speaker 3: wasn't telling the truth, maybe he had to settle with Pepsi.
Speaker 8: He no, then they would have to sue him, right
Speaker 8: right right. That seems to me like they're settling just
Speaker 8: to try to keep it out of the press, or
Speaker 8: they had already spent a lot of money on it
Speaker 8: and it felt like it was going to continue on.
Speaker 9: I hear you.
Speaker 7: But also now we say it all the time, if
Speaker 7: you settle, you look guilty, right, And apparently this all
Speaker 7: stems back to the tailand all poisonings. If you remember
Speaker 7: this where people were putting cyanide inside tailan all containers
Speaker 7: in Chicago ended up killing like seven people.
Speaker 8: Can you just get cyanide like over the count you
Speaker 8: can make cyanide. Really, yes, it's quite easy. You guys
Speaker 8: wouldn't have some powdered donuts anyway.
Speaker 2: The uh, that's what.
Speaker 7: That's what caused tailenol to be sealed the way it
Speaker 7: is now because we used to not be like that, right.
Speaker 7: It used to just be stored on the shelf, and
Speaker 7: it didn't have all that tight ceiling on it, right.
Speaker 7: And it was because of the Thailand all poisonings anyway,
Speaker 7: so that kind of spurred it. You might also remember
Speaker 7: the cinnamon toast crunch shrimp guy. Oh yeah, remember that
Speaker 7: that happened in twenty twenty one day long ago. No,
Speaker 7: and the guy claimed that he was eating some cinnamon
Speaker 7: toast crunch that it bought out a Costco and he
Speaker 7: had found what he says was a cinnamon sugar covered shrimp.
Speaker 8: Cinnamon tel'scrunch.
Speaker 7: Twitter said that that was just an accumulation of the
Speaker 7: cinnamon sugar that sometimes can occur when ingredients aren't thoroughly blended,
Speaker 7: and that there's no possibility of cross contamination with shrimp.
Speaker 7: And this said, the guy said that this gas lid,
Speaker 7: they were gaslighting him, and so he went all in
Speaker 7: and He claimed he also found bits of string shrimp
Speaker 7: body parts that looked like bake baked rat droppings on
Speaker 7: the cereal squares themselves. General Mills ultimately issued a statement
Speaker 7: saying they were confident this did not happen at one
Speaker 7: of their facilities, and then a crustacean researcher at the
Speaker 7: Natural History Museum of la agreed to examine the specimen
Speaker 7: under a microscope and attempted DNA bar coding to identify
Speaker 7: the species if it was indeed a.
Speaker 2: Shrimp, And then we never heard from the guy again. Researcher,
Speaker 2: what are you gonna do when you grow up? I
Speaker 2: want to research crustaceans.
Speaker 7: One of the fascinating things about social media is I
Speaker 7: always even Elon mus said, like social media, Twitter, ex whatever,
Speaker 7: are like town halls, town squares, right for people talk. Well,
Speaker 7: if we were in the town square and you heard
Speaker 7: people yelling I found a cinnamon coated shrimp, we'd be like,
Speaker 7: look at that crazy person, right, But online you're like, well,
Speaker 7: this is legitimate. We just assume everybody's legitimate, right, We
Speaker 7: assume everybody is forthcoming, right? How about the tooth in
Speaker 7: the milky way? You guys, remember this this happened in
Speaker 7: twenty ten. Sue calhouned said she built a bit into
Speaker 7: a milky way on a road trip to Dallas and
Speaker 7: discovered a tooth with a silver filling baked.
Speaker 8: Into the candy bar. Are they baked? I don't don't
Speaker 8: think so.
Speaker 7: She contacted Mars, who offered to send a package so
Speaker 7: she could return the tooth and candy for investigation. By
Speaker 7: the way, don't ever do that. Don't ever send it back.
Speaker 7: If this happens to you, don't ever send it to them. Yeah,
Speaker 7: because you don't have the evidence anymore. Right, and then
Speaker 7: you can go, well, I send it to you and
Speaker 7: they'll go, we never received it, right. So Calhoun said
Speaker 7: that she wasn't sure she would send it back, worried
Speaker 7: that Mars could keep the evidence and that she might
Speaker 7: never see it again. Mars offered her free candy bar
Speaker 7: coupons in an apology letter.
Speaker 8: That's them just trying to do right, right. Yeah, I
Speaker 8: don't know.
Speaker 7: Maybe we don't think it happened, but here's a couple
Speaker 7: of candy bars. Were real Sorry, And apparently there was
Speaker 7: no follow up reporting, and she didn't seem excited about
Speaker 7: cooperating with an investigation. So it's unclear whether this is
Speaker 7: true or not. But I don't know how a tooth
Speaker 7: would get embedded because again, these are mass produced, right,
Speaker 7: it would have to be somebody on the line pulling
Speaker 7: their tooth out or keeping a tooth that fell out
Speaker 7: and then jamming in and to a nugat as it
Speaker 7: went down the line.
Speaker 2: That I could see, you know, maybe you got your
Speaker 2: kids tooth or whatever, and you're just trying to stick
Speaker 2: it to the man, and you're like, okay, I want
Speaker 2: to I'm gonna get somebody today.
Speaker 3: A guy I worked with when he had bought Cosgo
Speaker 3: pissed him off because he bought cliff bars and he'd
Speaker 3: been into one and they had it had maggots inside
Speaker 3: the cliff bar.
Speaker 2: Well, maggots and teeth are two totally different things. Maggots
Speaker 2: get there because flies, you know, lay their eggs.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so what happened, give me the cliff happened?
Speaker 3: He went to return it to He took it into
Speaker 3: Costco and they wouldn't take it back, which was surprising
Speaker 3: because they seemed to take everything back, and they apparently
Speaker 3: told him that he would have to reach out to
Speaker 3: the manufacturer. Of course, of course he would, and he did,
Speaker 3: and they they cut him a check. They sent him
Speaker 3: a check how much whatever the purchase price was.
Speaker 7: Oh so that returned his Okay, you made it sound
Speaker 7: like they cut him a check, like I know, he
Speaker 7: got like a couple of commas and they.
Speaker 3: Sent him a year's supply of cliff bars like that,
Speaker 3: like a hole at one time. But like that he
Speaker 3: could whenever he needed him. So that was nice. But
Speaker 3: how he even reached out to him was he had
Speaker 3: made a video of it and showed what he had
Speaker 3: gotten when he purchased it online.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so he just tried to gaslight. He didn't go
Speaker 2: directly to them to figure it out.
Speaker 3: I guess not.
Speaker 8: And were they all that way or just one bar?
Speaker 3: One bar?
Speaker 8: M interesting?
Speaker 3: I think that's all it takes.
Speaker 8: It's all it would take for me to buy anything.
Speaker 7: I don't disagree. But an anomaly, it's not the same
Speaker 7: as an infestation.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 7: And I have nothing, no qualms about what he did.
Speaker 7: I had a I opened a can of tomatoes and
Speaker 7: it had a maggot in it.
Speaker 8: That happens. It wasn't alive.
Speaker 7: Now, a gazillion scenarios could I wasn't extremely bent out
Speaker 7: of shape about it. Yeah, I wasn't ready to sue
Speaker 7: them or that ever, even off. I called the number
Speaker 7: and they were like, we're real sorry, throw it out. Yeah,
Speaker 7: and we'll send you a coupon for whatever, two free
Speaker 7: ones or some jive. But that makes sense because there's
Speaker 7: live food in Like, it's entirely possible a fly landed
Speaker 7: in there during the canning process.
Speaker 8: It shouldn't. I'm not okay with that process. But it's,
Speaker 8: you know, the life, man, it's kicking the balls.
Speaker 3: My my grandmother was addicted to laized potato chips always.
Speaker 3: She again, just one that is so true, And I
Speaker 3: remember her telling me this was like obviously before they
Speaker 3: had the amazing flavors that they have now.
Speaker 8: It was like, why'd you do air quotes?
Speaker 3: I didn't. She had barbecue and basically just the plain
Speaker 3: lazed potato chips. And she told me a story when
Speaker 3: she was hosting a party. Once she sat down to
Speaker 3: a bag of lays and she said, I was just
Speaker 3: going to get away from the party we were having,
Speaker 3: and she opened a bag and she ate the first
Speaker 3: chip and it tasted really smoky to her, and she
Speaker 3: tried another one and it was awful. And she goes
Speaker 3: and I normally like the taste of smoked food, but
Speaker 3: it was not good. And she looked in the bag
Speaker 3: and there was a half smoked, thick cigar inside the
Speaker 3: chip bag, and it was a new bag. And I
Speaker 3: had asked her if she had sent it to the company,
Speaker 3: and she said no because she didn't think they would
Speaker 3: even believe her.
Speaker 8: I don't believe her.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well there you have it. I mean so, And
Speaker 3: that was.
Speaker 7: Smoked meats and cigars are not the same smell or no,
Speaker 7: not at all, flavor profile.
Speaker 3: Not at all. And she didn't like it. She said,
Speaker 3: normally she liked smoked things, but she was like this
Speaker 3: I did not like. And she was looking and she
Speaker 3: found a half smoked cigar. It was gross. That's why
Speaker 3: she looked. That's what, not what I bought. But yeah,
Speaker 3: she never sent it to the company or anything.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's that is a while. She's also at a party,
Speaker 7: like someone could have put it in the party.
Speaker 3: No, it was in her house, so she had snuck away.
Speaker 3: She said, I want to get her.
Speaker 8: Secret supply of chips.
Speaker 3: Wow, exactly.
Speaker 7: All right, we got to take a break, we'll be back.
Speaker 7: I want to read this real quick, because it's a
Speaker 7: pretty crazy story. I worked at Olive Garden and told
Speaker 7: so many years ago. One day a woman started screaming
Speaker 7: after getting her soup and found what appeared to be
Speaker 7: a large mouse in it.
Speaker 8: Sir, there's a mouse in my soup.
Speaker 7: Right, of course, they called the health department immediately shut
Speaker 7: the restaurant down. The health department, during their investigation, determined
Speaker 7: that the rodent was actually a pet gerbil and its
Speaker 7: cause of death was being put into a microwave. Come
Speaker 7: to find out, this woman was doing this all across
Speaker 7: the country and charged with fraud.
Speaker 8: That's just nasty. Yeah, the links people go, man, you
Speaker 8: gotta put your pet. You gotta go buy a pet gerbil,
Speaker 8: got it, bulls bulls Gerbils.
Speaker 2: She did it multiple times and stick it in the
Speaker 2: microwave and actually, wait for it today, put it in
Speaker 2: your own personal microwave.
Speaker 8: Do you buy a separate microwave for that?
Speaker 2: You buy a separate mind, you have your durbile microwave
Speaker 2: for your gurble microwave. Yeah, that's a lot of work, man,
Speaker 2: a lot. And then you got to carry that dead
Speaker 2: cooked gerbil right into the restaurant with you pull it
Speaker 2: out of your pocket and then slide it into your
Speaker 2: soup without anybody watching.
Speaker 3: It probably all started because her kid brought home pet
Speaker 3: d class gerbil over the weekend holiday weekend and it died.
Speaker 3: She was like, you know what, but I could make
Speaker 3: some money off of this.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but then it didn't work, so then you go
Speaker 8: buy more gerbils.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 7: The part that you're looking over, Gimpe is that she's
Speaker 7: got some more high moral standard that she won't hold
Speaker 7: a gerbil that dribble in her pocket.
Speaker 8: I mean, she's true. I get nervous just.
Speaker 7: Ordering certain foods or complaining about food at a restaurant.
Speaker 7: This lady's got no problem yeah doing that. Let's do
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Speaker 3: Facebook post helps track down Florida man pleasuring himself while driving.
Speaker 3: Jose Raphael Morales Martinez, sixty three years old, was arrested
Speaker 3: for indecent exposure. After a woman recorded in masturbating while
Speaker 3: driving on US Highway four eleven near Tavers, Martinez pulled
Speaker 3: alongside her in a gold Dodge minivan, repeatedly adjusting his
Speaker 3: speed match hers. She captured video evidence and photographed his
Speaker 3: license plate before posting about the incident on Facebook. Another
Speaker 3: woman commented that she experienced a similar incident with the
Speaker 3: same vehicle back in February. Police then tracked the minivan
Speaker 3: to Martinez, his employer at Bralt Auto Electric and Auto.
Speaker 3: When questioned, Martinez admitted that he gets horny sometimes and
Speaker 3: estimated Gale he had engaged in this behavior approximately six times.
Speaker 3: Just recently. He posted a twenty five hundred dollars bond
Speaker 3: after booking at the Lake County Jail.
Speaker 2: I don't know how you do it.
Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 2: I mean, when a man loves himself, Corbyn and he's
Speaker 2: driving down the road.
Speaker 8: Thank you for clearing that part up. I clearly don't
Speaker 8: love myself enough.
Speaker 3: I guess I just.
Speaker 7: Don't understand the it's chewing gum and patting your head
Speaker 7: at the same time, or rubbing your belly and patting
Speaker 7: your head at the same time.
Speaker 8: The other one's easy.
Speaker 2: But like I don't know how you driving, and like, okay,
Speaker 2: all right, I don't know how you did it.
Speaker 7: Women would have an easier time. Maybe he's steering with
Speaker 7: his knees. He takes good for him, takes two hands.
Speaker 7: But how is she getting how is she seeing it?
Speaker 7: Unless she's in like a truck looking down, I don't
Speaker 7: know how you see it right?
Speaker 8: Right? Right? Maybe she was in a semi who knows
Speaker 8: well he was you why?
Speaker 2: Suspect tells police she needed her booze to stay awake
Speaker 2: while driving. This comes out of Ohio where a woman
Speaker 2: was pulled over because she was doing thirty eight on
Speaker 2: the interstate. Keep in mind the speed limit sixty, so
Speaker 2: she's driving really slow.
Speaker 8: So they light her up. They pulled her over.
Speaker 2: She denied drinking, but then she failed the field sobriety
Speaker 2: test when she fell over. Yeah, that's good. That's one
Speaker 2: of the they say that in the training. That's one
Speaker 2: of the indicators.
Speaker 7: If suspect falls over, you can go ahead and stop
Speaker 7: the test and put them in handcuffs. Then they found
Speaker 7: her roadie in the car with her, uh huh, and
Speaker 7: she told them and she's like, I needed to say
Speaker 7: away long driving. They didn't buy that at all whatsoever.
Speaker 7: So they went ahead took her in for.
Speaker 8: Drunk driving, driving too slowly, and open container. Do you
Speaker 8: remember the first.
Speaker 7: Time, God, this is gonna be horrible on the radio.
Speaker 7: Do you remember the first time you ever had a roady?
Speaker 8: Oh? No, I remember the last time? Have you ever
Speaker 8: had a roadie? Lindsay?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 3: First time?
Speaker 8: I I can't remember, Kimpy.
Speaker 2: I was in my twenties, early twenty I bet you.
Speaker 2: I wasn't even twenty one yet, I bet you, yeah,
Speaker 2: I was nineteen maybe twenty.
Speaker 8: Hold on, Lindsay's very animated.
Speaker 3: I do I think I remember. I was in Minnesota
Speaker 3: and I think we were, oh, twenty one, twenty two, okay,
Speaker 3: going to a haunted event, a haunted like haunted house. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and the original actor that played Jason Voorhees was going
Speaker 3: to be at this haunted house. And yeah, that's what
Speaker 3: sounds like a reason. Ye yeah right.
Speaker 7: I remember going to south By Southwest and my buddy
Speaker 7: was picking me up at the airport and he picked
Speaker 7: me up with a six pack of Shiner in the
Speaker 7: front seat.
Speaker 8: Nice.
Speaker 2: I pulled up to the you know, arrivals, got in
Speaker 2: and I was.
Speaker 8: Like, WHOA can we I mean, it's Texas.
Speaker 7: I remember feeling that way, and I just remember it's
Speaker 7: like that feeling you get when you have a shower beer. Right,
Speaker 7: this is awesome, especially if you're in a passenger seat.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: By the way, I condone doing this. It is very dangerous.
Speaker 8: Don't do it. Do you not do it. You will
Speaker 8: get in trouble. It's not okay, okay. Drugs are bad.
Speaker 7: Fake police badges highlight civilians standoff dueling. Fake police badges
Speaker 7: are said to have been the center of a standoff
Speaker 7: between two men in Massachusetts, or as my friends call it, Massachusetts.
Speaker 7: It happened Monday night when a business owner confronted a
Speaker 7: group of loiters outside a record store on Main Street
Speaker 7: in the town of Henious. The shop owner told police
Speaker 7: that he was assaulted by one of the group's members,
Speaker 7: who was wearing a Halloween mask, so he pulled out
Speaker 7: a realistic Homeland Security Special Agent.
Speaker 8: Badge and told the masked man to back off.
Speaker 7: The man then responded by producing his own badge that
Speaker 7: read Special Police.
Speaker 8: Police.
Speaker 7: The real cops eventually arrested both men for impersonating police officers,
Speaker 7: but the mask man was also charged with assaulting a
Speaker 7: person over the age of sixty.
Speaker 2: So hold on, some of y'all carry a fake badge
Speaker 2: to intimidate people.
Speaker 8: Yeah, grow up, you child.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, I'm the postman right. Oh god, oh please
Speaker 7: let this happen to me. It's so funny. It's so funny.
Speaker 7: I'd be like, yeah, well, I'm in the pope.
Speaker 8: See my point he.
Speaker 2: Had, Yeah, what a badge? Get out of town.
Speaker 7: I'm a record store owner by day, homeland secutage by night.
Speaker 8: What are you doing? Just special police is what cracks me.
Speaker 8: Oh what kind officer are you? I'm a special police officer.
Speaker 8: Now we've talked about this before.
Speaker 7: You can buy pretty much any law enforcement thing online
Speaker 7: on Amazon and it says police or whatever.
Speaker 8: It'd be hard to you probably could.
Speaker 7: When you see a group of police officers together, you
Speaker 7: could just blend in with them with like a vest.
Speaker 7: If you've ever seen the movie The Town, that's what
Speaker 7: happens when they're getting away with Matt Damon, I'm sorry,
Speaker 7: with Ben Affleck and uh oh, what's his name, Jeremy Renner,
Speaker 7: And one.
Speaker 8: Of the times they get away, he just puts on
Speaker 8: an FBI jacket. They just walks right off the while
Speaker 8: they're doing.
Speaker 2: Investigation and they're like, he's like, they're over there, and
Speaker 2: he walks away. You would think in a situation like that,
Speaker 2: the FBI either'd be like, hmmm, I don't recognize you.
Speaker 8: Are you new here?
Speaker 7: Here's a question how many people have to be together
Speaker 7: where there you could easily blend in because you're like
Speaker 7: I would make that assumption too. But in an organization
Speaker 7: like that, people come and go, they come from out
Speaker 7: of stay true.
Speaker 2: If you're on a crime scene and there's about twenty
Speaker 2: thirty there, you could probably get away with it.
Speaker 8: You think twenty or thirty's got to be the number?
Speaker 2: Hm?
Speaker 8: I think ten?
Speaker 3: Okay, ten to twenty probably?
Speaker 8: I think ten? Fine, yeah, right right, yeah, you're a cop.
Speaker 8: I'm a cop.
Speaker 2: My bad superseds, you're badge?
Speaker 8: What are we doing? Right?
Speaker 2: All right, we got to take a break. We'll be
Speaker 2: back the Big Med Morning Show return.
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Speaker 8: Good luck, Good morning Gimpy, Good morning Corbyn.
Speaker 2: Later on today we're gonna be talking with Dusky Fletcher
Speaker 2: from Smoking Guns.
Speaker 8: Now.
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Speaker 2: versus police, police versus firefighters. It's a damn good time.
Speaker 2: Get your tickets at bokcenter dot com.
Speaker 7: All right, Uh, we do this where we like to
Speaker 7: see what each person has they'd like to share on
Speaker 7: the show.
Speaker 8: So it's Gimpy's turn.
Speaker 13: Crown, no World, take shrow, give train, Give train the world,
Speaker 13: take my trow hand, get.
Speaker 3: On and go.
Speaker 8: There you go. Uh So, I I have this thing
Speaker 8: that I feel.
Speaker 2: Everybody has a dark side to them, right, everybody has
Speaker 2: a dark side.
Speaker 8: It doesn't matter who you are.
Speaker 2: Now, well, your dark side doesn't necessarily mean that you're
Speaker 2: out raping children. But everybody does something that they're ashamed
Speaker 2: of or has done something. Everybody's got a skeleton in
Speaker 2: their closet, right and I like to venture down in
Speaker 2: the rabbit hole of celebrity dark sides, because nobody cares
Speaker 2: about regular people, right, and the fact that celebrities do
Speaker 2: bad things and we just let them slide because they famous.
Speaker 8: Now, sometimes sometimes you do get justice, I e. R. Kelly,
Speaker 8: Bill Cosby, stuff like that.
Speaker 2: But the thing about it is that stuff went on,
Speaker 2: like especially those two guys, went on forever, or went
Speaker 2: forgotten forever until it finally saw justice years years years
Speaker 2: years after the fact, you know what I mean. So
Speaker 2: digging deep, I found some, and I try to stay
Speaker 2: away from some of the ones that we already know about.
Speaker 2: Like everybody knows that Mark Wahlberg beat up a Vietnamese
Speaker 2: guy called him racial slurs, you know, way back before
Speaker 2: he was with the Funky Bunch, all right. Everybody knows
Speaker 2: that Tim Allen sold cocaine when he was, you know,
Speaker 2: in his early twenties, in the seventies or whatever. So
Speaker 2: I found some that I think you might not know about.
Speaker 2: And I'll just I'll start with Tom Hardy here. Apparently
Speaker 2: Tom Hardy had a bad drinking problem, and apparently he
Speaker 2: said that he'd end up high and frightening some places
Speaker 2: that scared him, he might wake up someplace on the
Speaker 2: other side of London, or in another country, or in
Speaker 2: bed with somebody that he didn't know how he got there.
Speaker 2: He says he'd be bleeding, he'd be lucky that he
Speaker 2: didn't get hypatitis or AIDS.
Speaker 8: And he says that it was the birth of his
Speaker 8: son that turned him around. Which I don't feel like
Speaker 8: that's an uncommon story. No, no, not at all.
Speaker 7: Usually, people I think in their twenties are reckless. Yeah,
Speaker 7: until something jolts them away.
Speaker 8: That's fair, that's fair. Marriage, kids, the career they wanted,
Speaker 8: ending up in jail, up in jail. Yeah, whatever, a
Speaker 8: yang if you will. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't know this about Sam Jackson, that apparently one.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that he was one of the ushers
Speaker 2: at Martin Luther King's funeral. I was like, that's cool,
Speaker 2: that's not a target side, but that's still kind of cool.
Speaker 2: But apparently, back in nineteen and sixty nine, old Sammy
Speaker 2: Jay here and some other students decided they wanted to
Speaker 2: get vengeance at the teaching staff of the Moorhouse College
Speaker 2: and they held them hostage until they finally reformed the curriculum.
Speaker 2: I mean if you're the.
Speaker 7: Guy standing against the wall, not really you know, yelling
Speaker 7: at people, You're still there. Yeah, yeah, you're still part
Speaker 7: of it. Yeah, you're still part of it.
Speaker 8: And I was like, Damn held a whole teaching staff hostage.
Speaker 8: Be like, and I could see Sam Jackson, you mother,
Speaker 8: evlace are gonna change this curriculum. That's Sam Jackson.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm trying to figure out how Sam Jackson was
Speaker 2: connected to Michael Luther Michael Martin Luther King. Uh, it
Speaker 2: just briefly went over it. It just sat here in
Speaker 2: this article here it says that Sam Jackson was actually
Speaker 2: one of the ushers at Martin Luther King's funeral.
Speaker 8: I don't know how they got connected.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's just because they're both black, you know, maybe
Speaker 2: it was part of the Black panther party.
Speaker 9: That he was part of.
Speaker 2: What he held Martin Luther King Junior's dad was one
Speaker 2: of the people he held hostage.
Speaker 8: Well that explains a lot.
Speaker 2: Then if you're if somebody you know held your dad hostage,
Speaker 2: would you let them be the usher at your funeral?
Speaker 8: I guess you don't have a choice at that, but
Speaker 8: like your family or whatever.
Speaker 7: No, but the mindset of Martin Luther King two junior
Speaker 7: was very different. I mean, to get his point across,
Speaker 7: he let a man beat him in front of his
Speaker 7: congregation and people tried to intervene. He's like, no, let
Speaker 7: this man do this. Okay, he thinks this is the
Speaker 7: right way. And eventually the man stopped and the man
Speaker 7: changed his feelings about all of it.
Speaker 8: Uh huh.
Speaker 5: It was a.
Speaker 7: Fascinating It's a fascinating story. So I could see Martin
Speaker 7: Luther King Junior going, I forgive you so much.
Speaker 2: I'll let you.
Speaker 8: Finish what you do with I don't know, like put
Speaker 8: me in the ground.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 9: And I know sure.
Speaker 2: Isn't that the ones that just kind of see people
Speaker 2: or like are you on the family side or are
Speaker 2: you on the friends side? I mean, it's different than
Speaker 2: the Paul Bear. The Pall Bear is the real car.
Speaker 8: No, that's fair.
Speaker 7: The casket, Yeah, but I think his was probably pretty
Speaker 7: you know, a big event, his funeral. Oh and I
Speaker 7: would think the amount of reflection that Martin Luther King
Speaker 7: Junior had was probably pretty crazy too. Okay, Okay, we're
Speaker 7: talking celebrity dark size this one here says Beyonce preaches empowerment,
Speaker 7: but behind the scenes she utilizes sweatshop labor and pays
Speaker 7: fifty four cents an hour.
Speaker 8: I'm sorry, I gotta go back to the j I
Speaker 8: had it backwards. Martin Luther King Jr. Was already dead.
Speaker 7: When he decided to hold Yeah, it was a year
Speaker 7: later after Martin Luther King Junior died.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, I'm glad that got more clear. Okay, So yeah,
Speaker 2: Beyonce sweatshops.
Speaker 8: Here's one that I found was interesting.
Speaker 2: This one kind of goes in deep with a lot
Speaker 2: of im And we've talked about celebrities and their young girlfriends.
Speaker 2: Jerry Lee Lewis marrying his cousin Elvis and Priscilla when
Speaker 2: she was super young. I didn't know Jimmy Page was
Speaker 2: twenty six when he started hitting up a fourteen year
Speaker 2: old Laurie Maddox as his girlfriend.
Speaker 8: We know about Mick Jagger, who also apparently had a
Speaker 8: few rounds with Laurie.
Speaker 2: Of course, Bill Rolling Stones Bill Wyman started dating a
Speaker 2: thirteen year old Mandy Smith when he was forty seven.
Speaker 3: And how old was she?
Speaker 8: Thirteen?
Speaker 2: But but, but but he got her mother's permission. I mean,
Speaker 2: I've had a thirteen year old daughter.
Speaker 8: She's grown woman.
Speaker 2: Now, there is no chance in hell I'm letting her
Speaker 2: hook up with a forty seven year old dude, even
Speaker 2: an eighteen year old.
Speaker 8: You know, it's like no, no, no, none, none, no no,
Speaker 8: I love the guy have a man crush. Ain't gonna happen.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna offer up my teenage daughter to some
Speaker 2: celebrity so I could what be friends with him?
Speaker 3: No, he's hooking up with Sully before he lets his
Speaker 3: thirteen goddamn right, what if.
Speaker 8: He had two goats, throw in a milking cow and
Speaker 8: we're in it? Not a milking bull. I'll never fall
Speaker 8: for that again. Apparently this I found interest.
Speaker 2: I did not know about this at all, but it
Speaker 2: says here that Courtney Love gave ted nuge At a
Speaker 2: mouth hug when she was twelve.
Speaker 8: Did you guys know about that?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 7: I remember something, but I think the story's just from
Speaker 7: her from her side, Yes, I remember correctly. Well, okay
Speaker 7: that maybe I have found this same story on two
Speaker 7: different sources.
Speaker 8: So yeah, I mean if she blabbed it, uh huh.
Speaker 2: It says he also adopted a seventeen year old so
Speaker 2: he could bang her without getting charged with kidnapping. He
Speaker 2: even wrote a song about avoiding pedophilia charges. Anthony Ketas
Speaker 2: of the Chili PEPs wrote a song about it too,
Speaker 2: saying called Catholic Schoolgirls Rule, it's about him hooking up
Speaker 2: with a fourteen year old. At the age of twenty three,
Speaker 2: Marvin Gaye knocked up his wife's fifteen year old niece.
Speaker 2: And then it says that Don Henley of the Eagles
Speaker 2: was charged after paramedics found him with two naked girls
Speaker 2: fifteen and sixteen. I remember hearing about that as well.
Speaker 7: I feel the Don Helly one feels a little different.
Speaker 7: I don't like when we put that one in the
Speaker 7: same boat as like Steven Tyler. Okay, right, because he
Speaker 7: could they could have just been groupies. I doubt he
Speaker 7: was checking. Id's true. Not that I'm not condoning in
Speaker 7: I'm I'm just saying you can get your head around
Speaker 7: the idea.
Speaker 8: You're like, Oh, I guess, all right, yeah, I guess
Speaker 8: that may be a rock star thing.
Speaker 2: Oh no, okay, there's a little more modern one for you,
Speaker 2: says Jared Loto has been accused of rape by half
Speaker 2: a dozen thirteen to fifteen year old girls who Jared
Speaker 2: leto Okay, I didn't know that, and then what else
Speaker 2: we got here? There's a lot of course, like I said,
Speaker 2: R Kelly, we know about him. Apparently there was this
Speaker 2: Jimmy Saville.
Speaker 8: If you know who that is.
Speaker 2: I guess he was a huge TV radio guy back
Speaker 2: in the sixties, seventies and eighties. Efre he died, massive
Speaker 2: allegations about him came out, the vast majority of which
Speaker 2: we're proven to be true, that he abused and raped
Speaker 2: multiple children of both sexes, many different ages while working
Speaker 2: on TV shows and et cetera. Said it was also
Speaker 2: known as a charity man who actually did raise millions
Speaker 2: for children's hospitals, but it was just to cover to
Speaker 2: gain access. They say that he even had keys in
Speaker 2: an official advisory position at Broadmoor, a high security psychiatric
Speaker 2: hospital in the UK, which allowed him to abuse and
Speaker 2: rape patience at will.
Speaker 8: He sounds fun.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: He also had connections with children's homes where kids went
Speaker 2: quote missing and quite possibly murdered. They say, what's staggering
Speaker 2: about it is that it was known and often talked
Speaker 2: about while he was alive, and he even makes admissions
Speaker 2: in his own autobiographies.
Speaker 8: And people took the task over it.
Speaker 2: He was even questioned by police multiple times, but he
Speaker 2: managed to get away with it. And that's kind of
Speaker 2: what I mean at the beginning of this when I
Speaker 2: said celebrities do heinous things, but we just let them
Speaker 2: slide because they're celebrity at ease and nothing really happens
Speaker 2: until you're dead or years years years years years later.
Speaker 8: Like with the Cause and with r. Kelly.
Speaker 7: I don't think it's accurate accurate to say that we
Speaker 7: let them slide. I think it's more accurate that they
Speaker 7: have the means to get around the system. Okay, like
Speaker 7: they've got the cash to pay them off. No, they
Speaker 7: have the cash to pay for an attorney to work
Speaker 7: the system. That's not the same as we turned to
Speaker 7: blind eye. Yeah, okay, okay, you don't you need an
Speaker 7: attorney that can get the charges taken away from you, right,
Speaker 7: Not the best attorney, just somebody that could work the
Speaker 7: system for you.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 7: And if that means how, I'm not an attorney, I
Speaker 7: don't understand that works. I'm just saying people, miss, I
Speaker 7: think miss calculate those type of things. It is you
Speaker 7: want an attorney who can work the system correctly.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I guess you're right. I'll never forget. I'll never
Speaker 8: forget because it's not the way I would have handled it.
Speaker 7: I was getting a protective order against mine X, and
Speaker 7: I hired an attorney and he was like before he went,
Speaker 7: and he's like, hey, I'm gonna throw a giant fit
Speaker 7: in the courtroom, right, but don't be don't this is
Speaker 7: gonna benefit us.
Speaker 8: Just stay calm everything. Yeah right, yeah, yeah, and he did.
Speaker 7: He threw a massive fit to the point where the
Speaker 7: judge was like, chill out, or you're gonna have to leave. Well,
Speaker 7: this is done right when we left, he's like, I
Speaker 7: did that because I knew he wouldn't grant the protective order,
Speaker 7: but he will remember this case forever.
Speaker 8: Okay, And that helped out.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so that the right way I would have done
Speaker 7: it back by the book. But he's working the system.
Speaker 2: And if I ever got myself in a crazy predicament again,
Speaker 2: I'm calling him.
Speaker 8: I might need his numbers some time, the way my
Speaker 8: life goes anyway, Celebrities, they are just regular people, and
Speaker 8: we all have a dark side.
Speaker 2: Say a little bit more for a second. Oh well,
Speaker 2: you know I could do all kinds. I will know
Speaker 2: what your dark side is.
Speaker 8: Crown the world.
Speaker 13: Take my strong hand, get on the give train, alms
Speaker 13: give train around the world.
Speaker 8: Take my shrum hand, get on the I just couldn't
Speaker 8: imagine trying to beat off of them.
Speaker 7: We've got our top list today. They're doing the top
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Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 8: Right now, though, it's time to play a game.
Speaker 2: Because on the line.
Speaker 7: We got tickets see Hoghy Suspect on June second at
Speaker 7: the Tulsa Theater.
Speaker 8: Tickets available to Tulsa Theater dot com.
Speaker 7: We've also got a pair of tickets to Smoking Guns eleven,
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Speaker 7: and police officers beat the crap out of each other
Speaker 7: all to raise money for the Oklahoma Firefighters Burn Camp
Speaker 7: and the Special Olympics of Oklahoma. It's happening in the
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Speaker 7: It's Thursday, so we're playing Snip Schnapschner. Current record is.
Speaker 2: Will I am leading with seven. Y'all are tied with three.
Speaker 2: Last week's winner that be me so Corbyn and Lindsey.
Speaker 2: Are your choices eight three, three four six, oh K
Speaker 2: m O D call up? Decide who's going to be
Speaker 2: your clue giver?
Speaker 7: Where we're going to see most Ride is going to
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Speaker 7: Bok Center.
Speaker 8: Good morning, you're on the air. What is your name?
Speaker 8: Good morning, you're on the air. What is your name? Jake? Jake?
Speaker 8: How are you, buddy?
Speaker 9: I'm doing great. How are you good man?
Speaker 8: It's good to hear your voice.
Speaker 5: Jake.
Speaker 2: Who would you like to give clues? Or Corbin?
Speaker 8: Jake?
Speaker 7: Sixty seconds are on the clock. Timer starts after the
Speaker 7: first clue.
Speaker 2: Are you ready?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 2: Uh. This is what you would look for if you
Speaker 2: needed to leave a building quickly. It's a sign at
Speaker 2: the top near the ceiling.
Speaker 8: Uh. Yes, this is a yellow vegetable grows on stocks.
Speaker 2: Iowa is known for this f one Yes.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 8: There's a game from the eighties called Blank Pursuit.
Speaker 2: Yes, but drop the l yep.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: This would be a tool you would use that can
Speaker 2: open any door. Yes, but there's a more of a
Speaker 2: slang term for it. Your bones in your body may
Speaker 2: all there you go.
Speaker 8: Uh, this is when your your skin turns pink or red.
Speaker 8: It's because you got a yes.
Speaker 2: Uh, watch it, there's ice there. Don't blank and fall.
Speaker 7: Slip yep uh, I feel really bad for you. It's
Speaker 7: also a card. All right, I got six six pretty
Speaker 7: good man. Jay King on the line.
Speaker 8: We'll see if that's good enough. Okay, all right, there's
Speaker 8: a delay. Good morning, you're on the air. What is
Speaker 8: your name? Gosh, Josh? How are you? Buddy? You and
Speaker 8: Lindsey have to beat six?
Speaker 2: Are you ready?
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, let's go here we go.
Speaker 3: Okay. This is a pop singer. He is redheaded and
Speaker 3: he sings perfect and he yeah, good job. This is
Speaker 3: a little it's a shape of a ball and it's
Speaker 3: glass and people used to collect them and shoots and
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Speaker 3: blank treat no Christy, Yes, but not leave off the e.
Speaker 8: Rice Christy.
Speaker 3: Uh huh. Captain Morgan is what Yes, green bright eighties colors,
Speaker 3: they glow in the dark. Yes, the blank of the litter. Yes,
Speaker 3: that doesn't smell good. It is bad.
Speaker 2: What time time time time time time.
Speaker 7: We have a tie, which means there's going to be
Speaker 7: a fifteen second runoff. Whoever gets the most right here
Speaker 7: will win. If there's another tie, nobody gets anything. You're
Speaker 7: up first, Josh, Are you ready?
Speaker 8: I'm ready. Here we go.
Speaker 3: Uh, there is a blank out for you. If you
Speaker 3: are on a wanted list, you're warrant No there, you're
Speaker 3: worth a hundred You're worth one hundred bucks if I
Speaker 3: bring you in, I want to post one of time. Oh,
Speaker 3: we put a blank on you on time time time
Speaker 3: time time.
Speaker 8: That means you got zero.
Speaker 7: At best case scenario, there's a tie and you don't
Speaker 7: get anything, So thanks so much for playing. All right,
Speaker 7: all right, listen here, Jake. We got to get at
Speaker 7: least one in this runoff. Okay, if you get zero,
Speaker 7: then you don't get anything.
Speaker 8: Okay, all right, here we go.
Speaker 2: Cyanide, you have to put a mask on. You would
Speaker 2: use this to control a crowd.
Speaker 7: It's a little container that has fumes that come out
Speaker 7: and make your eyes get watery.
Speaker 2: Pure guess correct?
Speaker 8: What was the timer on that It doesn't start until
Speaker 8: he says a word? Oh, okay, okay, did he say something.
Speaker 8: I didn't start it.
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, congratulations man, you're getting those tickets for
Speaker 7: highly suspect and smoking Guns.
Speaker 2: Eleven.
Speaker 8: Hang on the line so Gimpie can get your info. Okay,
Speaker 8: all right, good job.
Speaker 2: The one that Lindsay ended on in the second round,
Speaker 2: Bobo Fett was one of these dog the blank hunter.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when there's a price tag on your head.
Speaker 7: Because you did something that would be considered a I
Speaker 7: don't think any of the clues Lindsay gab were wrong.
Speaker 8: So there's that.
Speaker 2: And then the one right at the end.
Speaker 7: When I have gas. My wife says I have blank farts. Okay,
Speaker 7: mis smelly another name for smelly.
Speaker 2: All right, right, right, if you're opposed to something, some
Speaker 2: people would say you would raise a big blank about
Speaker 2: the situation.
Speaker 3: Yeah, fuss, Yeah, he right on the buzzer. He had
Speaker 3: gotten slip, he had set it right on the buzzer.
Speaker 7: There's nothing okay, all right, the record now, well that
Speaker 7: keeps me in the lead.
Speaker 8: With seven moves Korb into four leaves, Lindsay.
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Speaker 2: this is here that the White House is awaiting a
Speaker 2: response from Iran. The White House says it's still waiting
Speaker 2: to hear back from Iran's current leadership, as peace negotiations
Speaker 2: remain stalled. Yesterday, Press Secretary Caroline Eleven said US officials
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Speaker 2: of the regime's senior leaders in the early days of
Speaker 2: Operation Epic Pury, President Trump extended the existing cease fire
Speaker 2: on Tuesday. A judge blocks Virginia vote certification. A Virginia
Speaker 2: judge is blocking the state from certifying the results of
Speaker 2: Tuesday's redistricting referendum.
Speaker 8: Virginia voters approved the plan, which could expand the.
Speaker 2: Democratic Party's six to five advantage into common wills Congration
Speaker 2: delegation to ten to one. Now a judge's ruling the
Speaker 2: referendum was on the constitutional Virginia's Attorney General has bowed
Speaker 2: to uppeal the decision. Two previous efforts to block the
Speaker 2: referendum have been struck by the Virginia Supreme Courts. It
Speaker 2: says here that paying your rent on time may now
Speaker 2: improve a home buyer's credit score Federal.
Speaker 8: Mortgage I would think so, you would like to think so.
Speaker 2: I guess it didn't used to do that, but should.
Speaker 2: It's like you can pay your rent on time, you
Speaker 2: should be able to pay your loan on time. Right,
Speaker 2: it makes sense anyway. Federal mortgage buyers Fanny May and
Speaker 2: Freddie Mack are now allowing credit scores based on rent
Speaker 2: and utility payments to make it easier to qualify for
Speaker 2: a mortgage.
Speaker 8: I think that's pretty good news. Maybe. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Lastly, here, Oklahoma Senate votes down sports betting bill. Senators
Speaker 2: rejected House Built ten forty seven by a vote of
Speaker 2: twenty seven to twenty one, following debate from both sides
Speaker 2: of the issue. The legislation would have allowed tribes to
Speaker 2: offer in person betting at.
Speaker 8: Their facilities and open the door to legalized mobile betting.
Speaker 8: The votes mark the latest and the number of failed
Speaker 8: attempts to legalize sports gambling in Oklahoma. Currently, thirty nine
Speaker 8: other states allow some form of sports betting, including Kansas.
Speaker 7: I kind of feel like they should do this. I'm
Speaker 7: not a fan of it, like in terms in terms
Speaker 7: of some people ability to manage their finances and stuff, like,
Speaker 7: I'm not a fan of it from that standpoint, but
Speaker 7: you know, you do you right, your choice on whether
Speaker 7: you can handle that stuff, but we're eventually gonna do it.
Speaker 8: Let's get out in front of it. Let's collect some money,
Speaker 8: right right, I'm a state. How long did it take
Speaker 8: for the lottery to pass? I have no idea.
Speaker 2: It seemed like a damn long time. Everybody else is
Speaker 2: doing lottery. We're always the last man lottery high point
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Speaker 2: Cash, Denaro, DeNiro, Benjamin's, Benjamin's, I like that one stacks Okay,
Speaker 2: I done some oleans, stack paper okay, greenbacks.
Speaker 12: One thousand box that's just simple enough. Big ones get
Speaker 12: you like a thousand biginsickols. Many michels make a muckel,
Speaker 12: so they say, anyway, I don't know if I believe yeah,
Speaker 12: believe them.
Speaker 2: Conspiracy theory Thursday.
Speaker 8: This is an interesting story.
Speaker 7: The conspiracy will be in the fact that I always
Speaker 7: like to remind people at any chance I will. It's
Speaker 7: like people that won't walk over a penny. I will
Speaker 7: not walk over a chance to mention that nobody dies
Speaker 7: from sharks, even though we bring it up all the time.
Speaker 2: The news loves that bait. I'm sure you'll see multiple
Speaker 2: stories this year.
Speaker 7: Maybe it has to do because you're in this fantastic
Speaker 7: spot and the sun and it's supposed to be whatever,
Speaker 7: and you know, then you get eaten by a shark
Speaker 7: and that's obviously very terrifying. But any death I think
Speaker 7: is terrifying when you're on vacation. So, but for some reason,
Speaker 7: people love to bring this up, the shark thing, right, who,
Speaker 7: how many do you think.
Speaker 2: Sharks kill more people? Are wild bores?
Speaker 7: For those who don't know, wild pigs in America are
Speaker 7: incredibly devastating. They are an invasive species. They're responsible for
Speaker 7: for billions of dollars in damages. Some states even go
Speaker 7: as far as having boar hunts during times of the
Speaker 7: year to kind of try to eradicate these menacing, horrible.
Speaker 8: Animals.
Speaker 7: But how many do you think kill people? Who do
Speaker 7: you think is kill more? Who do you think kills more?
Speaker 7: Sharks which the news would lead you to believe they
Speaker 7: are very menacing? Or wild boars? Wild boars are it's
Speaker 7: wild bores.
Speaker 2: By fifteen twenty people a year die by wild boar,
Speaker 2: five die by shark a year.
Speaker 8: They are a horrible, horrible problem.
Speaker 2: But apparently this guy was going for a walk and
Speaker 2: he encountered not one, not two, but a large amount
Speaker 2: twenty wild pigs started following him.
Speaker 7: Started the video surfaced on line. He's walking down a
Speaker 7: road at night while filming what is happening behind him?
Speaker 7: Because it's so alarming, right, and in the video, he says,
Speaker 7: So I'm walking down and I got like twenty pigs
Speaker 7: following me. The animals are trailing behind him, calmly.
Speaker 8: Keeping their distance.
Speaker 7: I don't know what to do, he says, adding that
Speaker 7: every time he stops, they stop too. They're they're hunting him.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, I don't know what to do. I'm starting
Speaker 8: to get scared. I don't know should I run.
Speaker 7: By end of the clip, he's pretty much unsettled, yelling help, help, help.
Speaker 7: What do you do if you have twenty pigs following you?
Speaker 7: People always are like, oh, run. I don't know if
Speaker 7: running from an animal that runs a lot is a
Speaker 7: good idea. Now, maybe pigs, unless it's a turtle that
Speaker 7: feels like you'll be okay. Maybe a snail. I'm never
Speaker 7: seeing a snail run, But I don't know bores. I
Speaker 7: don't know how fast bores can run, but I would
Speaker 7: imagine they run a lot. Yeah, they're fast and running
Speaker 7: from one. It doesn't seem like event. They can run
Speaker 7: up to thirty miles per hour. Yeah, yeah, don't run
Speaker 7: unless you can run thirty one miles an hour, which
Speaker 7: you cannot.
Speaker 2: No, I'll spoil it for everybody. No, you fat ass
Speaker 2: cannot How fast does Ussein Bolt run? Right, he's the
Speaker 2: fastest man in.
Speaker 8: The Yeah, I want to say twenty five. Okay, Lindsey,
Speaker 8: what do you think?
Speaker 3: Thirty five?
Speaker 2: Twenty seven and a half? Even Usain Bolt can't outrun
Speaker 2: these pigs.
Speaker 7: And he's a he's a flash runner, so he could
Speaker 7: only run that burst for a short amount of time,
Speaker 7: which I think probably the bores of that too.
Speaker 8: But you're not running, So what do you do? You
Speaker 8: got twenty punting you down? Yeah, stalking?
Speaker 1: You do?
Speaker 3: You puff up and try to ski? Hear them turn around.
Speaker 8: Like you do with bears? Yeah, yeah, you're solf big Yeah. Okay, No,
Speaker 8: I think that's a horrible idea. That is a attitude you.
Speaker 3: Have for one right, okay, right, you said twenty of
Speaker 3: they're a pack.
Speaker 8: Yeah, they they're working together. You climb your ass up
Speaker 8: a tree?
Speaker 3: There you go?
Speaker 8: Can they climb tree?
Speaker 7: I didn't realize how fast, how dangerous they are in
Speaker 7: terms of they killed twenty.
Speaker 8: People a year. I don't think they can climb trees.
Speaker 2: But I wouldn't be surprised that all twenty of them
Speaker 2: got together and started ramming the tree. They would knock
Speaker 2: it down or get some damage to it and knock
Speaker 2: you out of it at least.
Speaker 7: And you're also not twelve, so don't think you can
Speaker 7: climb a tree real fast through that.
Speaker 3: Now, I don't think they're not going to climb the tree,
Speaker 3: but I don't think that they are. They'll probably stay
Speaker 3: in wait for you to come down.
Speaker 7: I'll wait them out. Yeah, I don't care. And you
Speaker 7: got a phone you could call too. I mean, you
Speaker 7: can get up a tree, be safe.
Speaker 3: Call yes, stop recording and call someone. Yeah.
Speaker 8: No, that's probably the best attitude.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think I would probably like I can't imagine
Speaker 7: they love loud noises, Okay, so I would probably go
Speaker 7: to somewhere where there's loud noise.
Speaker 8: Now, did this guy have a gun on him or
Speaker 8: anything like that? He was just hiking. He wouldn't hunting
Speaker 8: or anything. No, he was just walking down the street. Bro,
Speaker 8: there am on of my own business.
Speaker 7: He wasn't like, you know, taking a fun hike in
Speaker 7: the woods. He was just walking down the street. People
Speaker 7: were like, you should have killed it.
Speaker 8: You would have gotten bacon. Some people.
Speaker 7: I don't know if boar bacon's that good. That's kind
Speaker 7: of where I'm at it sure, slowest police chase ever.
Speaker 7: One person commented, because they're pigs, you're now a Disney princess, right,
Speaker 7: This person said, I live in Texas. The armadillo started
Speaker 7: doing this with me on nightly walks. I felt like
Speaker 7: a Disney princess.
Speaker 2: Those are armadillas. Though armadillas are nothing. How many granted
Speaker 2: they carry leprosy, but how many do you have to
Speaker 2: have following you before any animal? When the quantity starts growing,
Speaker 2: I get concerned. I don't care what it is. So
Speaker 2: if you had like twenty armadilla's follering you probably five, Yeah,
Speaker 2: it'd because for concern. I wouldn't be so worried about
Speaker 2: it like I would if it was five wild boars. Right,
Speaker 2: But I think I feel I could beat off five armadillas. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they just start potting them some bitches.
Speaker 8: Man. Two, I believe five. I don't, huh.
Speaker 2: I give it a good try. It's worth a shot anyway. Again,
Speaker 2: just start kicking now. You can't, you can't you You
Speaker 2: could try to do that with a bore. But if
Speaker 2: I mean, those things are big and mean, they got
Speaker 2: teeth and tusks, you know, to where the armadilla.
Speaker 7: Is they ain't nothing, so like a boar might do
Speaker 7: what a goat does. If you've never seen a goat,
Speaker 7: they love to just ram people right and drew, So
Speaker 7: maybe the boar does the same thing and just goes
Speaker 7: for your legs and tries to take you out right.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: It says that they that they have a hard time
Speaker 3: maneuvering like in zigzag so left right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, I'm sure there's a way to look
Speaker 7: it up and get an exact answer of like the
Speaker 7: best strategy.
Speaker 8: I'm just curious of what you would do without the
Speaker 8: ability to google.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right, you just got to let your instincts kick in,
Speaker 2: and for me, running like a bitch is my instinct.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: So this says armadillos have a hard outer shell claws
Speaker 2: that are built for.
Speaker 8: Digging, not compact combat. So that means they're dull.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 7: They can jump three to four feet straight up, just
Speaker 7: straight their high jump.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and yes, you.
Speaker 8: Can get leprosy, but don't worry. That's not an instant problem.
Speaker 8: It takes years.
Speaker 7: And this says that you would probably need sixty to
Speaker 7: eighty armadillos to take over a human.
Speaker 8: It's a lot of armadillos. I chased an armadilla around
Speaker 8: the park once. It wasn't nothing, but that was just
Speaker 8: one though.
Speaker 2: Okay, why because it was there. I got a video
Speaker 2: of it somewhere on an old phone. This was a
Speaker 2: couple of years back. I was playing disc golf out
Speaker 2: at Chandler Park and I was looking for my disc
Speaker 2: and as I'm this disc as as I was looking for,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, oh, an armadilla and he starts to
Speaker 2: scourry off, and I whip out my phone and I
Speaker 2: started phone the phone and I start filming it. And
Speaker 2: here I am just chasing this armadilla around until I
Speaker 2: got tired of chasing the armadilla around. And I was like, oh,
Speaker 2: that's neat because it's not every day that I get
Speaker 2: to see an armadilla up close. You know that's alive anyway,
Speaker 2: see him dead on the side of the road all
Speaker 2: the time.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and you and I live two differents. Not on
Speaker 8: my list of things I want to do.
Speaker 7: Now, would I chase a wild boar around the woods? Yes,
Speaker 7: I just just say yes, because we know, I don't know,
Speaker 7: those are big and scary. Those are big and scary.
Speaker 7: Armadillas aren't so scary looking.
Speaker 8: How many bores do you think it would take to
Speaker 8: take over a human two to three?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Three, you think three unless you get one that's just
Speaker 8: really horny.
Speaker 3: Okay, as long as there was no trees, no structures
Speaker 3: to jump on.
Speaker 7: Bro a wild boar can weigh up to three hundred pounds.
Speaker 7: Sometimes they exceed five hundred.
Speaker 8: Damn.
Speaker 7: Their tusks are four to six inches. Okay, so average,
Speaker 7: and they're not dumb. They're really smart. This says an
Speaker 7: unarmed person one with open ground.
Speaker 2: A person near a tree two to three, because they
Speaker 2: would try to cut off your escape.
Speaker 7: Okay, A trained person that's unarmed one or two. A
Speaker 7: person with a stick or knife two or three. A
Speaker 7: person in a car, uh, several hundred because they would
Speaker 7: flip it.
Speaker 8: They'd flip the car, start ramming it.
Speaker 2: Kind of like you said with the goats, And if
Speaker 2: you think about it, that's all you really only need one.
Speaker 2: If he does the goat, heead ram thing right, knocks
Speaker 2: you on your ass and then just starts tusking you
Speaker 2: to death.
Speaker 8: Or you know, clawing at you with their hooves.
Speaker 2: You're done.
Speaker 7: You're done now, a shark, you just get out of
Speaker 7: the water, and I think you're probably good from that standpoint, right.
Speaker 8: I don't know land sharks, but a bore.
Speaker 7: I don't know why we don't talk about wild boar's more,
Speaker 7: no wonder they're called the razorbacks, like like.
Speaker 8: This is a menacing animal. Yeah.
Speaker 7: The boar will chase you into the water and be glad.
Speaker 7: They are very comfortable chasing you into a lake. They
Speaker 7: will outlast you. They won't get tired. Yeah, they can
Speaker 7: tread water for hours. You will get exhausted before they will.
Speaker 7: Why are we not talking about wild boars? Where's the
Speaker 7: p s A.
Speaker 2: About the you know, the forest being closed because of
Speaker 2: the wild boars?
Speaker 8: Right? Do we have a boar problem here in Oklahoma?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 8: Like yeah, like in Texas.
Speaker 2: Yes, okay. I've seen the videos of those helicopter tours
Speaker 2: where you shoot shoot him the helicopter.
Speaker 8: That looks like a lot of fun.
Speaker 7: One point five million in Oklahoma, according to the Oklahoma
Speaker 7: Department of Wildlife.
Speaker 2: Takes says my dad killed a hog once while hunting.
Speaker 2: Two weeks later, he walked up on another hog banging
Speaker 2: the dead one. The boys don't care man.
Speaker 7: They have been seen in the Tulsa area, including Bixby,
Speaker 7: which required a police assistant intervention.
Speaker 8: At one point. Really city boars, huh?
Speaker 7: I mean, I think they're coming up to the perimeter,
Speaker 7: like bears not here, but sometimes bears links we get,
Speaker 7: we get bobcats in our neighborhood. Okay, we've had coyotes
Speaker 7: in our neighborhood right because they were near the Yes,
Speaker 7: so they don't know, they don't know.
Speaker 8: They're like there was a forest, all right. It's not
Speaker 8: like they're walking downtown by like arnies or whatever.
Speaker 7: And even then it would be like they just got lost.
Speaker 7: But I don't know why we aren't talking about Pharaoh
Speaker 7: hogs More. I don't know why this isn't a thing.
Speaker 8: Got a hog proof of your house? Now? And while
Speaker 8: bar isn't a movie, Lindsay's gonna talk about it night.
Speaker 8: I don't think so. I don't think so. No, but
Speaker 8: hog hunt might be.
Speaker 7: We're gonna take a break. We'll be back rush more
Speaker 7: of the Big Med Morning Show.
Speaker 8: Is that conspiracy theory? Thursday?
Speaker 7: I was trying to think of this quote from Fight Club,
Speaker 7: and I thought it was on a long enough timeline
Speaker 7: everything becomes true.
Speaker 8: That's not the quote.
Speaker 2: The quote is on a long enough timeline, the survival
Speaker 2: rate of everyone drops to zero. That's the quote from
Speaker 2: the movie, right, But I was trying to think.
Speaker 8: I thought the.
Speaker 2: Quote was in regards to the truth, because in.
Speaker 7: Two thousand and five, The Onion put out a headline
Speaker 7: that said cases of glitter lung are on the rise
Speaker 7: among elementary.
Speaker 2: School art teachers.
Speaker 7: Oh no, right, it's The Onion, So it's a joke,
Speaker 7: not real, right, Nope, Now it's real glitterlung.
Speaker 2: Huh.
Speaker 8: I've heard of glitter boobs. Now it's a real thing.
Speaker 7: A three year old girl accidentally inhaled a large amount
Speaker 7: of glitter dust while a family member was decorating an ornament.
Speaker 7: The glitter also got on her skin and in her eyes,
Speaker 7: and she ingested some. She experienced respiratory distress, coughing, vomiting,
Speaker 7: abdominal pain, and parts of her skin turned and blue.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, she developed inmphysema. Nope, she developed subcutaneous infhasma, which.
Speaker 7: Is air trapped under the skin. Oh wow, and pneumothorax
Speaker 7: on the right side of her lung. Doctors treated her
Speaker 7: with oxygen, antibiotics and mechanical ventilation for days, and she
Speaker 7: spent over a week in the hospital and a follow
Speaker 7: up later showed bronchitis in both lungs in lung bases
Speaker 7: and that can lead to recurrent respiratory infections. Now in
Speaker 7: twenty twenty two, a fifteen month.
Speaker 2: Old was hospitalized with copper poisoning from glitter ingestion that
Speaker 2: required a bronchoscopy.
Speaker 7: To wash out the airways. Glitter is made of crushed bronze.
Speaker 7: For those that don't know, the ultra fine variety is
Speaker 7: more dangerous because it is more easily absorbed into the bloodstream.
Speaker 7: Young children who adjust large amounts are most at risk,
Speaker 7: not like dults like the onion implied this case report.
Speaker 7: The case report authors are calling for regulation of glitter sales, yes,
Speaker 7: arguing that ultra fine glitter, commonly found in paints, cosmetics,
Speaker 7: and craft supplies, shouldn't be available to children under fourteen.
Speaker 7: Can you imagine having to show an ID to buy glitter?
Speaker 8: Right? The FDA warned against using glitter and.
Speaker 7: Dust products and dust products to decorate food items unless
Speaker 7: they are specifically manufactured to be edible.
Speaker 8: Call me a horrible parent, Call me the fun police.
Speaker 2: I don't care. I don't allow glitter in my house.
Speaker 7: Glitter's terrible glitter and slime man, and then you mix
Speaker 7: the two slim and plato I already don't like, but
Speaker 7: I turn a blind eye. But glitter, no, it gets
Speaker 7: everywhere you find it for days. Oh yeah, it is
Speaker 7: one of those things that and now you can now
Speaker 7: that happens right.
Speaker 8: Eating clear though, Like as a kid, I ate the paste.
Speaker 8: I hate the playto, I hate the cat and dog food.
Speaker 2: Never once did I think, let's put these tiny pieces
Speaker 2: of shiny metal in my mouth.
Speaker 7: Nobody you have done something else with shiny metal, and
Speaker 7: so that doesn't make sense. Now I have tasted paste.
Speaker 7: I didn't eat paste, okay. And I ate dog food,
Speaker 7: but only because I was trying to impersonate a dog.
Speaker 8: Okay.
Speaker 7: That's pretty much the extent that I can recall of
Speaker 7: things that I ate as a kid. Yeah, when you
Speaker 7: say eat paste like on the rag or like a dare,
Speaker 7: and when you say eat dog food where you like, hey,
Speaker 7: looking over your shoulder, eat dog food, it was there.
Speaker 8: So we'll start with the dog food. It was there.
Speaker 8: Oh how was I am seven seven eight? Maybe?
Speaker 2: Anyway, it was there, and I'm like, oh, and it
Speaker 2: tasted good, so I I didn't do it like regularly,
Speaker 2: like sit down at the dinner table and have my
Speaker 2: bowl of alpo or.
Speaker 8: Well, no, you do it on the floor, of course,
Speaker 8: of course, but you know, just walking by, it'd be there.
Speaker 2: So I pick up a morsel and I have one
Speaker 2: so far as the paste about the same age or whatever.
Speaker 2: And in school and we're doing our crafts or whatever,
Speaker 2: and you just take your finger down in there and
Speaker 2: get you out a big old glop and.
Speaker 8: That tasted good.
Speaker 2: Plato was my regular gig, though for sure Layda's got
Speaker 2: a salty flavor to it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, no, never never ate any of that stuff.
Speaker 3: I only ate food I had. I went to school
Speaker 3: with kids that.
Speaker 8: That sentence is so funny.
Speaker 3: Yes, actual food. I did go to school with kids
Speaker 3: that would do it. My sister in law when she
Speaker 3: bought my kids plato for the first time, I watched her,
Speaker 3: as a grown ass adult, take the plato and she
Speaker 3: smelled it and then she ate it, and I go,
Speaker 3: what are you doing? And she goes, it's plato exactly,
Speaker 3: it's plato.
Speaker 8: It's doe that it's good.
Speaker 3: I'm like, no, it's not, it's plain good.
Speaker 5: It's not food.
Speaker 3: And she goes, you never ate it. No, you're not
Speaker 3: supposed to eat it, and she goes, but you can.
Speaker 3: I go no, oh my god. It pissed me off.
Speaker 8: So it does.
Speaker 3: And it does smell salty. It's true.
Speaker 2: It doesn't smell salty. Girl, you've never tasted it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it doesn't smell salty. It is salty.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well whatever, don't don't eat plato. Just don't. And
Speaker 3: I pissed me because I'm like, don't teach that to
Speaker 3: my kids. To eat plato.
Speaker 8: It's not toxic.
Speaker 7: I know that, but but I know, but you are
Speaker 7: kind of label like it's gasoline, Like it's still gross.
Speaker 3: There's just a play with it and your hands are
Speaker 3: all over it, and then you're like gonna eat it.
Speaker 5: That's gross.
Speaker 8: It's you get just that audio.
Speaker 3: I did have a girl in art class would eat
Speaker 3: paste like he was when you were probably in fourth grade.
Speaker 8: Okay, I thought you were talking about subbing.
Speaker 3: Yeah no, no, no, in fourth grade she would eat
Speaker 3: paste like it was a like a damn snack. And
Speaker 3: I would look at her like what are you doing?
Speaker 3: What is wrong with you? And she ended up getting
Speaker 3: held back.
Speaker 8: Now I know why you think she got held back
Speaker 8: because she ate playdough.
Speaker 3: Was no a paste eater?
Speaker 2: Well that doesn't know, I mean she would eat it
Speaker 2: like it was a meal.
Speaker 8: Man, Get your spoon and go to town. We should
Speaker 8: say full disclosure.
Speaker 7: If you have a gluten allergy, you should stay away
Speaker 7: from Plato, right, because it has flour in it. Yeah,
Speaker 7: I remember my mom making homemade playdough. Oh yeah, and
Speaker 7: you could eat it.
Speaker 8: The food coloring and the dough. I don't even know
Speaker 8: if we could afford food coloring, but pretend it's green.
Speaker 7: Yeah, But the idea that like eating it is this
Speaker 7: giant sin. Now glue you could get me on board with.
Speaker 7: But Plato was like, ah, he should you know, but
Speaker 7: you also shouldn't give your kid mountain doing. Nobody blinks
Speaker 7: an eye at that.
Speaker 8: Right right, right now, I want to say it.
Speaker 2: I don't know anybody because I feel there's a difference
Speaker 2: between glue and paste. Granted they're both adhesives, but I
Speaker 2: never seen anybody grab a container of Elmer's and squirt
Speaker 2: it into the I've never done that.
Speaker 8: I would just get it all over my hands and
Speaker 8: then rub it together and then it peels.
Speaker 2: Well, rubber cement. We did that with rubber cement. We
Speaker 2: just sniffed that in the back of the classroom. But yeah, paste,
Speaker 2: there's a lot of us.
Speaker 8: That ate paste.
Speaker 7: I was talking to my kid about art class because
Speaker 7: she was sharing it was that was the class that day,
Speaker 7: and I asked what they did, and I was like,
Speaker 7: I remember an art class. And I had to change
Speaker 7: the conversation because I was about to talk about eating glue,
Speaker 7: rubbing glue on my hands, pulling it off, letting people
Speaker 7: smell markers, and then bumping their hands.
Speaker 8: So it marked their face.
Speaker 7: You didn't want to give many No, No, I don't
Speaker 7: need to need to be I don't need to be
Speaker 7: called to the principal's office because I instructed my kid
Speaker 7: how to do something.
Speaker 2: They tattled on me. Yeah, but glitter is one of
Speaker 2: the I don't love it on gift wrapping. I don't
Speaker 2: love it on cards. I don't love it for anything.
Speaker 3: When you see those boxes that you can buy and
Speaker 3: when you open.
Speaker 2: Them, unless it's for porch pirates, oh yeah, and then
Speaker 2: I'm one hundred percent on board.
Speaker 8: And then you still got to clean that us up,
Speaker 8: you know what I mean? And not me?
Speaker 7: No, no, like they opened it in their car nobody,
Speaker 7: no porch pirate opens a gift on the porch. They
Speaker 7: wait till they get in their car or they're at home.
Speaker 7: There's a video online Mark Roeber, who uh he does?
Speaker 7: He made engineered. He's a former rocket scientist, and he
Speaker 7: made a glitter bomb package and then made it where
Speaker 7: there's cameras and stuff in it so you could watch
Speaker 7: people opening brilliant. And we also had fart spray, so
Speaker 7: they would open it up and this glitter would go everywhere.
Speaker 2: In their car and then the fart spray and you're like,
Speaker 2: that's brilliant.
Speaker 3: I'm satisfying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the videos are pretty great, Yeah, are pretty great.
Speaker 2: Now there is I forget it's called Baker's cough if
Speaker 2: I'm not from if I'm remembering it correctly, and there
Speaker 2: are This happens to a lot of people that are bakers,
Speaker 2: and it's from the ingestion of flour in their lungs
Speaker 2: the dust, yes, and it can make them incredibly sick.
Speaker 8: Welders have this problem. My uncle was a welder.
Speaker 7: He would get dropped into like pipes like exhaust pipes
Speaker 7: and things like that for power plants and nuclear and
Speaker 7: things like that to weld and he died because of
Speaker 7: black lung.
Speaker 8: Okay, like coal miners and stuff like that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yes, so there are This isn't the glitter feels like, Hey,
Speaker 7: don't trick me glitter.
Speaker 8: Yeah right, trick me. You think it's all fun and games,
Speaker 8: supposed to be happy times. Nope, I will kill you.
Speaker 2: Why don't we have a scary movie about glitter? There
Speaker 2: should be a horror.
Speaker 8: Movie about glitter? Netflix.
Speaker 2: Here ick any birthday party?
Speaker 8: I see it.
Speaker 7: I'm like, oh boy, Yeah, teachers that wanted out their class.
Speaker 7: I'm like, year crazy, you are asking.
Speaker 8: For trouble, right, you'll be finding that six months from now.
Speaker 2: Those are like the first year teachers.
Speaker 3: Yeah they learn.
Speaker 8: Yeah, all right, we got to take a break.
Speaker 7: Coming up, we got our top five songs today, it's
Speaker 7: the Top five ways to cook a potato.
Speaker 2: Take a break and we'll be back. More of the
Speaker 2: Big Man Morning Show is next.
Speaker 7: We always like to talk with our friend Mike Malega
Speaker 7: from the Tulsa Drillers. He's on the line with us
Speaker 7: right now. Hey, buddy, how are you.
Speaker 9: I'm doing great, Corbin.
Speaker 7: It's great to hear from you and the Tulsa Drillers.
Speaker 7: Baseball is happening down at one Oak Field and starting
Speaker 7: next week on Tuesday, the twenty eighth, we have an
Speaker 7: early day game to get us going, and we always
Speaker 7: love the day games.
Speaker 8: You got two next week if I'm not mistaken.
Speaker 14: Yeah, man, first first time we're ever doing that when
Speaker 14: we're going back to back, So Tuesday, Yeah, we're gonna
Speaker 14: start it out with an eleven am game on Tuesday,
Speaker 14: and then we follow it up that night with oh
Speaker 14: are you taking on Oklahoma Stak Cowboys at seven o'clock,
Speaker 14: So we'll have like a split double that day, and
Speaker 14: then we'll follow it up with a noon game on Wednesday,
Speaker 14: and then we'll get into our weekend.
Speaker 8: Yeah, just some great stuff happening. Star Wars Night is
Speaker 8: happening next week.
Speaker 7: If you like jerseys and hats, those are all some
Speaker 7: of the promotional items that are going to be available
Speaker 7: next week. Make sure you get your tickets at Tulsa
Speaker 7: Drillers dot com. And we have had some temperature wise,
Speaker 7: amazing weather to watch baseball down at one Oakfield, haven't we.
Speaker 14: Yes, we have hem it's been great, you know, but
Speaker 14: the we just got to stayed rye. That's severe weather
Speaker 14: away from us.
Speaker 8: That's right.
Speaker 7: I try not to get there, but so make sure
Speaker 7: you go down and watch the future stars in Major
Speaker 7: League Baseball play down at one oak Field, because there
Speaker 7: are some guys right now on the roster that are
Speaker 7: wildly good. The number one prospect for the Dodgers. We've
Speaker 7: got some great guys that are on the team right
Speaker 7: now playing down at one oak Field.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 14: Man, then we're crushing at thirteen and four, first place
Speaker 14: right now, best starts since nineteen ninety six. So I mean,
Speaker 14: like the drillers are they're coming to play this year. Man,
Speaker 14: we're excited.
Speaker 7: This happened last year too, where I felt like the
Speaker 7: guys were having fun playing like you could see it
Speaker 7: in their eyes and the way that they played ball.
Speaker 7: Obviously winning, it's easy to make that statement, but it
Speaker 7: seems that way again this year that the team just
Speaker 7: looks like they're having a lot of fun. And when
Speaker 7: guys are having fun like that, it's fun to watch.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 14: Man, there's no doubt I've been doing this long enough,
Speaker 14: Corbin that you know, like when you have a team
Speaker 14: that is always in a game, no matter how far
Speaker 14: they fall behind, that you always have this feeling like, hey,
Speaker 14: you know what we have the ability to make a comeback.
Speaker 9: Like yesterday we had a doubleheader.
Speaker 14: We swept it against Frisco, but we were down five
Speaker 14: runs kind of late in the game, and boom, we
Speaker 14: clawed our way back, tied it in the ninth innings,
Speaker 14: scored three runs or the seventh inning was double header,
Speaker 14: so the last inning, seventh thinning, and then we scored
Speaker 14: six in the tenth inning. So like you not counting
Speaker 14: out this team, the guys believe that they're gonna win.
Speaker 14: Some years you just don't have that feeling, but this
Speaker 14: year's got a special feeling in it.
Speaker 7: Right now, let's talk a little bit about two things. One,
Speaker 7: I want to make sure we give prompts to I
Speaker 7: mentioned other great future stars of Major League Baseball playing
Speaker 7: at one oakfield. And Luke Fox is a guy we
Speaker 7: hope to have on the roster all season long. But
Speaker 7: there's a chance he's gonna get pulled up.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 14: Man, he's been dynamite. I think he's had three starts
Speaker 14: and they've all been outstanding. His last start just on
Speaker 14: Sunday was dominant. He went four shutout in but he
Speaker 14: pulled a hamstring, so we did put him on the IL.
Speaker 14: Right now, so we'll hope that he'll get back here
Speaker 14: in a couple of weeks. But he's been dynamite and
Speaker 14: if he keeps that up, for sure he'll again promoted.
Speaker 14: We may even see him in the big leagues before
Speaker 14: the end of the year.
Speaker 7: And then I also wanted to bring up an event
Speaker 7: you guys are doing down at one Oak Field in
Speaker 7: June on June thirteenth.
Speaker 2: It's called the Oil Derek Dash.
Speaker 7: And this is a pretty cool run for you to
Speaker 7: be a part of if you like running, even to
Speaker 7: take the kids.
Speaker 8: It's a pretty cool event because it ends in the outfield.
Speaker 2: It is.
Speaker 9: It's gonna be awesome.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 14: Back at Driller Stadium back in the day over on
Speaker 14: the fairgrounds, we used to do a Field of Dreams
Speaker 14: five k run and it finished on the field and
Speaker 14: it was really kind of a super fun event, like
Speaker 14: a Sunday morning event. So we're kind of reviving that
Speaker 14: and the Oil Derek Dash. Yeah, it's gonna be great.
Speaker 14: So it'll be a great course running through downtown and
Speaker 14: then the finish line will be on the field, So
Speaker 14: really kind of a unique wrinkle for the running community
Speaker 14: to be able to finish on the field. With the
Speaker 14: video board going right there in center field would be
Speaker 14: pretty cool. We're looking forward to it and that this
Speaker 14: is the plan is to make that an annual tradition.
Speaker 8: Again.
Speaker 7: One of the most memorable runs I've ever had was
Speaker 7: doing it at a football stadium and ending you go
Speaker 7: through the tunnel and end on the field. I mean,
Speaker 7: it feels special anytime you get to go on the field.
Speaker 7: That's part of the reason you guys let kids run
Speaker 7: the bases on Sundays.
Speaker 14: That's exactly right, man, that's the priority. And the more
Speaker 14: people we can get onto the field, the more memories
Speaker 14: we get to make.
Speaker 7: All Right, let's talk about some other Major League Baseball
Speaker 7: How on a scale of one to ten, are the
Speaker 7: Mets a ten or are they Colorado Rockies bad?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 14: On a scale, they're definitely not a ten. I mean
Speaker 14: they're they're not Colorado Rockies bad either. I think they'll
Speaker 14: go on a little bit of a run.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 14: They're They're pitching is just not very very good right now,
Speaker 14: and some of their star players like Francisco Lindoor just
Speaker 14: off to like horrendous starts, but they broke their losings
Speaker 14: or they're winning.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they're losing streak. Last night they got a w there,
Speaker 9: But on.
Speaker 14: A scale of one to ten, I'd say right now,
Speaker 14: they're probably playing like a four and the Rockies are
Speaker 14: probably like a three.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and then the Royals are finding new ways to lose.
Speaker 7: And let's talk about the kid. And I don't know
Speaker 7: his name. He plays for the White Sox and he's
Speaker 7: a rookie, Minnetaka Murakami, Murakami.
Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, he is tearing it up. I think
Speaker 14: he's got ten bombs now.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 7: He he had a home run in four straight games,
Speaker 7: becoming just the third Japanese player to ever doing that,
Speaker 7: joining shoey Otani sey As Suzuki. His nine homers to
Speaker 7: twenty three games were the most of any Japanese born
Speaker 7: player that early in a Major League play Major League
Speaker 7: Baseball career, three more than shoey Otani in the same stretch.
Speaker 8: That is cool. Where to stat right there?
Speaker 14: Incredible and honestly, I think if I read it correctly,
Speaker 14: I think he hit another one yesterday, which made it
Speaker 14: five in a row. And it's only like the third
Speaker 14: or fourth rookie in Major league history to hit a
Speaker 14: home run in five consecutive games. So yeah, like he
Speaker 14: is definitely making a splash, which is incredible. Just like
Speaker 14: these the Japanese talent that is moving from the Japanese
Speaker 14: leagues over to the major leagues. It's like at an all.
Speaker 9: Time high right now.
Speaker 14: Obviously Otani is probably the best player in the game.
Speaker 14: I don't even think it's really that arguable other than
Speaker 14: with Aaron Judge that conversation. But you know, then you
Speaker 14: had a guy like Murakami and he's like, you know,
Speaker 14: and no problem major League Baseball. Sure, I'll just rake, yeah,
Speaker 14: hit bombs.
Speaker 9: Sure.
Speaker 7: Well, and to have another guy, to have somebody like
Speaker 7: Shoey An Aaron where you're seeing his happen, and then
Speaker 7: to have this guy coming up behind him, you're like, oh,
Speaker 7: we may get another decade out of amazing baseball happening.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 14: Yeah, well, we'll have to see. This guy's still pretty
Speaker 14: early in his game. We're twenty three games, twenty four
Speaker 14: games into it, so let's check back in periodically and
Speaker 14: we'll see how the progress. If he's doing this and
Speaker 14: we're still talking about him at the All Star break,
Speaker 14: and then we got something really special happening.
Speaker 7: Yeah, with that sentiment of let's chill out a little bit.
Speaker 7: The Marlins are in first place, and nobody expected them
Speaker 7: to be in first place. I think they're not even
Speaker 7: playing in their real stadium. They're playing in another stadium
Speaker 7: right now.
Speaker 9: No, the Marlins are in their place. They're good, you know,
Speaker 9: down in Miami. But the.
Speaker 14: The Devil Rays, oh the Rays, the Tampa Rays. Is
Speaker 14: they're back in their stadium too. They're not in the
Speaker 14: minor league ballpark anymore. Yeah, the Marlins, the Marlins are
Speaker 14: in a good spot. I think they're in second place,
Speaker 14: but they it's helpful that the Mets and the Phillies,
Speaker 14: who were supposed to be like the leaders of the division,
Speaker 14: are absolutely off to horrific starts. So it's nice to
Speaker 14: see some of these other teams kind of step up
Speaker 14: and fill the void and give their fan base a
Speaker 14: little bit of hope.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and then this is kind of interesting too, because
Speaker 7: everybody counts the Astros out when they have this type
Speaker 7: of situation. They are have thirteen players on the ire.
Speaker 7: They are kind of tumbling right now, and people are
Speaker 7: you know, excited, But I don't think you count these
Speaker 7: guys out yet. It's still, like you said, twenty four
Speaker 7: games in.
Speaker 14: They're very talented. They are very talented, and nobody's running
Speaker 14: away with the AL West right now. I think the
Speaker 14: A's are in first place and they're only one game
Speaker 14: over five hundred. So the Astros snap off five wins
Speaker 14: in a row, they could be, you know, right there,
Speaker 14: buying for the division title. So yeah, they're definitely not
Speaker 14: out of it yet, but it's not hurting my feelings
Speaker 14: to see them struggle.
Speaker 7: And I say the last the best for last because
Speaker 7: I want you to be able to talk about your
Speaker 7: Yankees and how good their pitching is.
Speaker 8: Right now.
Speaker 9: The pitching has been phenomenal.
Speaker 14: They've had a very very They've had a very easy schedule,
Speaker 14: to be honest with you, so they're probably not where
Speaker 14: they should be and the tougher part of the schedule
Speaker 14: is coming up, so we'll see how they do. But yeah,
Speaker 14: feel pretty good about it. And the pitching staff's been
Speaker 14: dynamite and they'll be getting Garrett coleback and Carlos Rodin,
Speaker 14: who are they're probably their top two starters. Those guys
Speaker 14: are fun that disabled list, so eventually they're going to
Speaker 14: get them back, and then that pitching is can even
Speaker 14: be stronger.
Speaker 9: So yeah, a lot to be excited about if you're
Speaker 9: a Yankee fan.
Speaker 7: To put it in numbers, the rotation has been in
Speaker 7: a point five to three ERA through their first six games.
Speaker 8: That's the best by any team since nineteen thirteen.
Speaker 9: That's incredible. I did not realize that. That's incredible.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So great baseball happening all around and down at one
Speaker 7: Oakfield with the Tulsa Drillers who are back in town
Speaker 7: on Tuesday.
Speaker 8: Lots of great stuff happened. Two day games next week.
Speaker 7: You have two opportunities to have a out of office
Speaker 7: lunch and go catch some Drillers baseball down at one Oakfield.
Speaker 7: Tulsa Drillers dot com to get your tickets. Mike, thanks
Speaker 7: for joining us.
Speaker 9: Thanks Corbin, You'll have a great rest of the week.
Speaker 8: You too. Man take a break and we'll be back.
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Speaker 8: Now here's Corby, Kimpy and Lindsay with this week's top list.
Speaker 8: This week's top list are the top five.
Speaker 7: Ways to cook a potato easily the number one most versatile.
Speaker 2: Vegetable all the year for sure.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, what do you got, Lindsay?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 3: Number five spot is French fries, but not just any
Speaker 3: I like crinkle cut, I do. I mean, I like
Speaker 3: all cuts of French fries, but crinkle cut recently has
Speaker 3: taken the number one spot for me when it comes
Speaker 3: to French fries because of something I found called chicken salt,
Speaker 3: and it's what they use in Australia. Our exchange student Moses,
Speaker 3: his mom sent us some because he was missing it
Speaker 3: and I tried it and I love it and it
Speaker 3: is particularly good on the crinkle cut French fry, and
Speaker 3: that is how they season their fries there.
Speaker 8: Okay, what is it?
Speaker 3: It's it's almost like our version of seasoned salt. Oh,
Speaker 3: it reminds me of but it's it's a little bit
Speaker 3: more of the like the chicken bouleon flavoring. It's just better.
Speaker 3: But I would not use it as a chicken buoleon,
Speaker 3: if that makes sense.
Speaker 8: For hot chips and chicken.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, yeah, it's French fries, you know what I have.
Speaker 3: I'll bring some in because Kevin, my husband, likes it on.
Speaker 3: He'll put sprinkle it on potato chips.
Speaker 9: Sure.
Speaker 8: Uh, number but I think they call it. They don't
Speaker 8: call them French fries.
Speaker 3: Number four. This was kind of tough. It was a
Speaker 3: toss up, but I went with lot keys almost like
Speaker 3: a hash brown, kind of like a potato pancake. They're
Speaker 3: just delicious, and I've made them at home, but they're
Speaker 3: not as good at home. You got to get them
Speaker 3: from a restaurant and uh fried up. They're extremely fried.
Speaker 3: They're so crispy and golden and on che and delicious.
Speaker 3: I don't pass on them if I ever get the
Speaker 3: opportunity to eat them. Number three a twice baked potato,
Speaker 3: the twice baked and I'll make these at home quite often.
Speaker 7: I just feel like twice baked potatoes it's like crab,
Speaker 7: like there's so much work to make them, and it's
Speaker 7: you still taste like a regular potato, Like there's not
Speaker 7: that much change.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean you bake your potato and then you know,
Speaker 3: take out that filling, whip it up, and then throw
Speaker 3: them back in the potato. Oh an extra cheese on top,
Speaker 3: Oh so good.
Speaker 2: But when you have a baked potato, you cut it.
Speaker 2: Usually you mash it around, add all that stuff.
Speaker 8: To me, it's the same thing, right.
Speaker 3: No, I don't know that extra bake because it's crispy
Speaker 3: on top.
Speaker 8: It just.
Speaker 3: Number two on my list. Mashed potatoes. And you can
Speaker 3: church up mashed potatoes garlic cheese anyway. Really, Yeah, you
Speaker 3: just can't go wrong with mashed potatoes. Put some gravy
Speaker 3: in there. Mashed potatoes are just a staple.
Speaker 2: Gravy.
Speaker 3: Mashed potatoes and gravy.
Speaker 2: Oh okay.
Speaker 7: We were talking about mixing and then you said gravy
Speaker 7: and I was like, you put gravy in your.
Speaker 2: Mash patos and top?
Speaker 8: Okay, yeah, yeah, okay, or brown. Uh, gravy.
Speaker 3: Wise, I do like chicken gravy.
Speaker 8: But not shocking.
Speaker 3: But yeah, saltier jar, no packet, No, I've never made
Speaker 3: it from a jar or packet. I make my own.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but you need chicken drippings, yeah, or broth.
Speaker 3: Number one on my list though, is, of course you
Speaker 3: already know, baked potato. I'll eat it in one hundred
Speaker 3: degree weather, it doesn't matter. I'll love me a baked potato.
Speaker 8: I mean, aside for being baked a second time, what's.
Speaker 3: The diff I mean, it's just it's an easy go too.
Speaker 3: I mean you can you can just grab a potato
Speaker 3: and put it in the microwave, and it is a quick,
Speaker 3: easy meal if you're not that hungry and you just
Speaker 3: need something a quick easy carb side salad and a
Speaker 3: baked potato person quick meal.
Speaker 2: Aside from baking at a second time, what's the difference
Speaker 2: between a regular baked potato, That's what the argument I
Speaker 2: was making, and a twice baked potato.
Speaker 3: Well, a baked potato, A baked potato is a lot
Speaker 3: less time consumed because it once. Yeah, it is true,
Speaker 3: it is true, And a lot of restaurants don't offer
Speaker 3: a twice baked, just that baked potato.
Speaker 8: They must be really good, then the restaurants won't do it.
Speaker 7: Top list, we're doing the top five ways to cook
Speaker 7: a potato.
Speaker 2: The most versatile vegetable out there can be what you got.
Speaker 2: I'm a pretty simple guy. I didn't really do a
Speaker 2: lot of research on it. Different ways you can make
Speaker 2: a potato, because why I like the potatoes the way
Speaker 2: I like my potatoes, Sue. I went off the top
Speaker 2: of my head and coming into number five is baked.
Speaker 2: I don't really do a lot of bake potatoes unless
Speaker 2: I go out and get a steak, and then sometimes,
Speaker 2: unless I'm really drunk, I'll get a loss potatoes. But
Speaker 2: most of the time it's a load of baked potato
Speaker 2: all day, every day. Cheese and bacon, sour green butter,
Speaker 2: lots of butter. Butter makes potatoes better. So number five,
Speaker 2: Number four souped souped. I like a good potato soup. Okay,
Speaker 2: you can't go wrong. My mama used to make a
Speaker 2: real good potato soup. I think that was the last
Speaker 2: time I had some homemade. Why I've gotten, you.
Speaker 7: Know, like progress, so you know from the store, it's
Speaker 7: not the same. No it's not the same, but homemade
Speaker 7: potat soup is super easy. The trick is, don't buy
Speaker 7: a potato. You buy cubed hash browns, okay, and then
Speaker 7: you put that in it. I'm not saying it's better.
Speaker 7: I'm saying it's a quick way to do it.
Speaker 8: That's fair.
Speaker 2: And then you take half of it out and put
Speaker 2: it in a blender and then put it back in.
Speaker 8: It's so good.
Speaker 2: You just can't go wrong with potato soup. On a
Speaker 2: cold day, you could just off cold day.
Speaker 8: Potato soup is delicious as long as you don't put
Speaker 8: in a bread bowl.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm a fan of dishes you can eat, but you
Speaker 2: can't really you can eat the bread bowl.
Speaker 8: No, it gets really soggy and weird. It doesn't hold up.
Speaker 8: Timing is an issue. See, you don't like soggy foods.
Speaker 8: I don't mind. I don't mind.
Speaker 2: Like what the taco salad, taco bowls, you know, fried tortilla,
Speaker 2: I'm all about it.
Speaker 8: I am all about dishes you can eat. It really
Speaker 8: cuts down alright.
Speaker 2: So number three for me and the best ways to
Speaker 2: cook a potato salad, king I like potato salad oh much.
Speaker 2: Is a potato dish.
Speaker 8: Everybody makes it different too, and that's the fun part.
Speaker 2: Potato salad is kind of like the bloody Mary of
Speaker 2: a potatoka. Everybody makes some difference. You have real basic,
Speaker 2: standard recipes, and then some people get really complicated about it.
Speaker 2: You can go to this grocery store in five find
Speaker 2: at least five different kinds of potato salad, you know,
Speaker 2: I know, just at the Walmart. You got you got,
Speaker 2: you got original mustard, devil egged, you have amish, you
Speaker 2: have the redtato salad, which that one's an interesting I
Speaker 2: like it and in bits and pieces, you know, because
Speaker 2: sometimes it's like.
Speaker 8: That that deal.
Speaker 2: I think it's dill that's in it or whatever. You're like, Okay,
Speaker 2: I got that little too much, so I eat that sparingly.
Speaker 2: But regular old mustard tato salad, hook it. Have you
Speaker 2: ever had baked potato potato salad?
Speaker 8: I don't think I've ever had baked potato potato salad, So.
Speaker 7: Really the only difference is is that you use whatever
Speaker 7: ingredients you would put in a baked potato in the salad.
Speaker 7: So it's sour cream based, and then there's cheese, there's bacon,
Speaker 7: there's little green onions.
Speaker 8: It's so good. Okay, it's a.
Speaker 2: Little rustic sized potatoes, right, so they're cut kind of big.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, so good.
Speaker 8: O car Number two.
Speaker 2: Favorite way to cook a potato fried And I'm not
Speaker 2: talking French fries. I'm not talking hash browns. I'm talking
Speaker 2: taking that big, old giant turret of potato, slicing it up,
Speaker 2: throwing it in a cast iron skillet with about maybe
Speaker 2: half a cup of oil in there, and just frying
Speaker 2: it and letting it sit. And the best part is
Speaker 2: you let it sit for a while so the underneath
Speaker 2: it gets real crispy, right, and then you finally flip over.
Speaker 2: If you flip over too early, you're gonna end up
Speaker 2: they get mushy, and then you just got potato moush.
Speaker 2: But you let them sit there for a while and
Speaker 2: really fry up. You take that out, drain some the
Speaker 2: grease off of it, loaded up with catch up, maybe
Speaker 2: some some chilula or some franks or something like that.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Fried taters, fried taters and sausage. That was a staple
Speaker 2: in my house growing up, because that's good poor people
Speaker 2: food right there.
Speaker 8: Man, You guys can afford sausage. We got potatoes and eggs. Yeah,
Speaker 8: eat either one is good.
Speaker 2: You get that that Polska killed basa Polish sausage, He'll yeah,
Speaker 2: And then you throw it in there and you get
Speaker 2: let that get extra crispy. The only thing that I
Speaker 2: don't like about it is sometimes the grease gets to
Speaker 2: me and I'm like, I feel ill. You know, my
Speaker 2: stomach kind of turns a little bit because of so
Speaker 2: much grease. But o god, it fitting some seasoned something there.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Number one way for me eat a potato. Cook potato mashed, mashed.
Speaker 2: I eat mashed potatoes at least four to five times
Speaker 2: a week, I believe every week every week. And uh,
Speaker 2: you know I use for me personally, it's it's it's
Speaker 2: the instant potatoes, the little packages that you get at
Speaker 2: the grocery store. I'm not opposed to cutting. It's like,
Speaker 2: you know, uh, you got to peel them. I hated
Speaker 2: peeling potatoes as a kid. That was my job when
Speaker 2: it comes to dinner time, right, go peel some potatoes.
Speaker 2: And I'm sitting down with the five pounds sack of
Speaker 2: potators just launching peels into the trash can. And sometimes
Speaker 2: because my little hand, I can't get a good grip
Speaker 2: on the potato. It would fall into the trash can.
Speaker 2: I would never pull it out, though I know what
Speaker 2: you're thinking, wash a dog, don't you.
Speaker 7: There's a couple of things from our our childhoods that
Speaker 7: I don't understand. One is how long it took to
Speaker 7: cook the Thanksgiving turkey. I don't know why it had
Speaker 7: to be started at like through two am or three am. Right,
Speaker 7: I've never done that in the history of me making turkeys.
Speaker 7: That's never been an issue. And Two, I've never peeled
Speaker 7: a giant bag of potatoes since I've been an adult.
Speaker 7: There's bitten, no need to do that. So I don't
Speaker 7: know why we did that as kids.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, because our parents were staunch against instant mashed potatoes.
Speaker 8: Now, those aren't realotatoes, at least mine were. Anyway.
Speaker 7: Even the time I've made potatoes without using the instant,
Speaker 7: I bouy like.
Speaker 8: Two potatoes and do it. That's it.
Speaker 2: I don't need a bag of potatoes.
Speaker 8: To do it.
Speaker 2: But I remember as a kid like you getting a
Speaker 2: bag and peeling a whole bag of potatoes.
Speaker 8: You have feeding the goddamn army. Yes, yeah, but you
Speaker 8: can mashed potatoes are great. Man, the more butter, the
Speaker 8: better mo butter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and like the Allians as they said, you could
Speaker 2: put some cheese on there, some sour green you know,
Speaker 2: bacon bits.
Speaker 8: Just playing Jane is alright with me. I do love
Speaker 8: me some mashtaters.
Speaker 2: Doing our top five list, and today it's the top
Speaker 2: five ways to cook a potato. Number five for me
Speaker 2: is potato pancakes. You use leftover mashed potatoes. You can
Speaker 2: make a little potato pay potato pancake, have some eggs
Speaker 2: with it or whatever. Pretty good you can do like
Speaker 2: with the mashed potatoes. And then you put in shredded
Speaker 2: hash browns and do that. Delicious, right, love them? Number four,
Speaker 2: number oh number fournoki. Okaynoch's delicious, get it crispy, cover
Speaker 2: it with some maybe some butter.
Speaker 7: Oh my gosh, yeahnki that's number four. Number three, Oh grotten,
Speaker 7: oh groten. Potatoes are so good. I don't care if
Speaker 7: those are potatoes in that box dehydrated, I don't care.
Speaker 7: They are so good.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I love it with like a protein and then you
Speaker 7: take it and like clean up the cheese that's on
Speaker 7: the plate or I gotta let it stay in the
Speaker 7: oven a little long.
Speaker 8: I need to get the outside, to get a little
Speaker 8: crispy and brown. Yes, so good. That is number three.
Speaker 2: Number two fries, poutine, cheese covered, I don't care. Somebody
Speaker 2: text in and said crinkle cut fries. Somebody text and said,
Speaker 2: thick cut fries our garbage. Fight me.
Speaker 7: Well, you you don't like French fries. Then to like
Speaker 7: French fries is to like all of them. Go to
Speaker 7: Gates Barbecue they do the steak fries, the thick ones,
Speaker 7: and to get it and then dip it in the
Speaker 7: Gate sauce while you're eating. Oh, yes, yes, yes, yes,
Speaker 7: going to Brams getting the crinkle cut getting their mustard
Speaker 7: that they have to give you from behind the counter.
Speaker 8: So good. Yes, get that in your shake. Why ruin it?
Speaker 7: Number one for me on the top ways to cook
Speaker 7: potatoes is potato chips. Potato chips are so good. When
Speaker 7: she was talking about her grandma, I love potato chips.
Speaker 7: I love lez potato chips. I love crinkle the wavy
Speaker 7: potato chips. I love salt and pepper potato chips. I
Speaker 7: love salt and vinegar potato chips. That's pretty much it.
Speaker 7: I like a potato chip. Those are the only two
Speaker 7: flavors I like. Everything else is garbage to me, because
Speaker 7: now we're covering up. Now we're just eating season eat
Speaker 7: with a potato occasionally. So that's for men. Some tax
Speaker 7: coming in potato soup with sour kraut. I've a distinct
Speaker 7: memory of having this as a kid, and I can
Speaker 7: smell it right now and I might vomit.
Speaker 8: Sour c isn't it.
Speaker 7: And it permeates the house. Try Sos on fried potatoes
Speaker 7: instead of toast. That sounds delicious.
Speaker 12: It's so good.
Speaker 3: That's a staple.
Speaker 8: I'm doing that for me. But I always thought Sos
Speaker 8: had mashed potatoes with bread.
Speaker 2: No, it was just gravy and meat, usually like ground
Speaker 2: beef or some least. That's how it was growing up
Speaker 2: for me.
Speaker 3: For us, corn beef, it's corn beef and gravy.
Speaker 2: Over to corn. You ruin corn beef with gravy, cornby hash,
Speaker 2: you get like getting a can.
Speaker 7: No, no, no, it's very thick, actual corn beef. Huh,
Speaker 7: corn beef is delicious. I just can't imagine covering it
Speaker 7: with something. Uh, throw a potato in tinfoil, throw it
Speaker 7: straight into the campfire.
Speaker 8: Okay.
Speaker 7: You can buy pre made twice baked potatoes at Siggi's.
Speaker 7: You take them home, bake them a second time.
Speaker 8: They're excellent. We're not baking them a second time. You
Speaker 8: have to bake them right. Uh, Gimby, you gotta make
Speaker 8: the dill pickle potato salad. I'm good on that.
Speaker 7: Foil wrapped campfire baked potato number five, Number four campfire
Speaker 7: Dutch oven fried potatoes. Number three tater tots. I'm more
Speaker 7: of a Krispy Crown guy than a tato tote.
Speaker 8: Like the ones. Yeah, like you get it? Like Sonics breakfast, Yes, okay.
Speaker 7: Number two waffle fries, good waffle. I like good Crispy
Speaker 7: waffle fries.
Speaker 5: Yes.
Speaker 7: And number one loaded mashed redskin potatoes. Twice baked potatoes
Speaker 7: are so good. After baking potatoes, cut in half, scoop
Speaker 7: out the filling and mix it with your sour cream, bacon, cheese, chives,
Speaker 7: and then put it back in the oven, cover with
Speaker 7: cheese and bake again. Here's the problem, the amount of
Speaker 7: by the time that if we had a if we
Speaker 7: sat down, I made a regular baked potato, you made
Speaker 7: a twice baked potato. I could do all those things
Speaker 7: and be done with my baked potato by the time
Speaker 7: your twice baked potatoes done. Mm hmm uh Top five dishes,
Speaker 7: Pirogi's I'm spreads.
Speaker 3: You didn't say I thought of that too, good choice?
Speaker 7: Uh noki, Yeah, baked sweet potato. Listen, we've been taking
Speaker 7: sweet potatoes lately by get.
Speaker 2: A full one, cut it in half, oil it, put
Speaker 2: it face down on a sheet pan, and then bake
Speaker 2: in the oven for like forty five minutes and then
Speaker 2: the bottom of it gets caramelized and crispy. So good
Speaker 2: playing on grill and hamburgers later. And I've got waffle
Speaker 2: cut sweettatoes.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, yeah, Well those are fries.
Speaker 3: But yeah, are scalptatoes like scalloped scalp? It says scalp scalop.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and you take the head off of it, just
Speaker 8: the top.
Speaker 3: Is that like all garotten different?
Speaker 7: Well, there is something called scalloped potatoes, but I think
Speaker 7: that's I think that might be different.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 7: Maybe maybe it's the same French fries from water Burger
Speaker 7: with ketchup. Someone else going. I wasn't hungry until we
Speaker 7: did this segment. Yeah, yeah, yeah, By the way, one
Speaker 7: that gets an honorable mention.
Speaker 2: Is the potato swirls you get at the fair. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: well they take a full potato and put it to
Speaker 2: the drill.
Speaker 8: And yes, oh my gosh. Yeah. See you all were
Speaker 8: questioning our what we're doing here and how dumb we are.
Speaker 7: Even Gimpy looked at me a little weird yesterday and
Speaker 7: it's a deep bench.
Speaker 8: We'll take a break and we'll be studio right now.
Speaker 7: Is our friends from Smoking Guns, Dustin Fletcher and Daniel
Speaker 7: Twister in the studio and got Frider will reduce them
Speaker 7: in a minute.
Speaker 8: Hey Dustin, how are you man? Doing good? Good to
Speaker 8: be back. Week of congratulations.
Speaker 2: We're in the sunsetting phase of promoting this and you
Speaker 2: are are This is when it starts.
Speaker 7: It's getting really exciting now. The fighters are getting nervous.
Speaker 7: They anticipation's growing. And you guys just wrapped up your
Speaker 7: blood drive. Another successful blood drive with a longtime partner.
Speaker 1: Yeah, myers hurt during Harley Davison went out there and
Speaker 1: had a lot of good people show up, got their
Speaker 1: pitchers with the belt and we definitely thank you guys
Speaker 1: for showing up and helping on that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's you're already doing something to raise money for
Speaker 7: two great organizations for they don't know, those that don't know.
Speaker 7: Smoking Guns is a boxing mma kickboxing event between firefighters
Speaker 7: and police officers all to raise money for the Special
Speaker 7: Olympics of Oklahoma and the Oklahoma Firefighters Burn Camp.
Speaker 2: It's and it's eleventh year and each year it gets
Speaker 2: better and better and better.
Speaker 7: The better fighters, better entertainment, just a great experience to
Speaker 7: see raised money. But then on top of that, you
Speaker 7: guys are raising more money for a different event with
Speaker 7: the blood drive. That's just how important it is being
Speaker 7: a part of the community is for you guys, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, we're always you know, it's very less
Speaker 1: just to help anybody out that comes to us. I
Speaker 1: mean we like partnering with people and trying to do things.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's what this organization is all about, is
Speaker 1: just you know, giving back to the community and doing
Speaker 1: something for kids that go through difficulties.
Speaker 8: But we give them opportunity to you know, team up
Speaker 8: with some.
Speaker 1: Great firefighters at the burn Camp and go out there
Speaker 1: and you know, build a lot of confidence in them.
Speaker 1: And then with the Special Olympics kids athletes, they get
Speaker 1: the opportunities to go to the greatest events around here
Speaker 1: in the state and team up with some cops as well.
Speaker 7: You mentioned a special announcement you might have last time
Speaker 7: you were here, and if I remember correctly, it has
Speaker 7: come out.
Speaker 8: So what was the special announcement? Twist, drum roll.
Speaker 1: Now, we're proud of announced that we've got MMA legend
Speaker 1: Frank Shamrock coming to this event. We've been in talks
Speaker 1: with him and he is coming to do commentary on
Speaker 1: our live stream and doing me doing ring interviews with
Speaker 1: the fires when they get done with the winners, and
Speaker 1: so yeah, this was a huge, big breakthrough for our event.
Speaker 1: You know, this thing just continues to grow, and so
Speaker 1: our appreciation to Frank Shamrock willing to do this and
Speaker 1: come all the way up from California still be a
Speaker 1: big thing for you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's great at that and a big proponent of
Speaker 2: any type of MMA or boxing events.
Speaker 8: So he's going to be great. Definitely upgrade from what
Speaker 8: you've had in the past.
Speaker 2: And twist, we've got the fights are starting to come
Speaker 2: out some great You brought a fighter with you.
Speaker 8: I'm excited to talk to her. Tell me about the
Speaker 8: fights that we can look forward to and who you
Speaker 8: brought with you. Yeah.
Speaker 6: So we have currently eleven fights on the card right
Speaker 6: and changes hour by hour. But pretty excited about this
Speaker 6: card altogether. When I'm thinking about putting this card together
Speaker 6: and the order, it's not your classic worst to best
Speaker 6: kind of thing. I think about as an entire show
Speaker 6: and they come out with, you know, bangers in the front,
Speaker 6: in the middle, and all the way at the end.
Speaker 6: So I have Tavianna Davis with Tulsa Fire Department. She's
Speaker 6: coming in. She's going to be our first female about
Speaker 6: on the card.
Speaker 2: So stepping the tone, it's nice to meet you, that's
Speaker 2: nice to me eat too.
Speaker 8: Now have you ever thrown hands in this manner?
Speaker 5: I've thrown hands, but not in this manner.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And what made you? What drove you to want
Speaker 2: to be a part of this?
Speaker 5: So I have not let me see. The last fight
Speaker 5: I've seen was.
Speaker 10: Danna Johnson and I'm pretty good friends with her, And
Speaker 10: I'm like, you know what, we don't have a toss
Speaker 10: of a female firefighter that's representing or that has within them.
Speaker 2: What maybe less It's been a while a while, so
Speaker 2: I'm like.
Speaker 10: Why not nobody else wants to do it or stepping up.
Speaker 5: So yeah, overcoming fear and here I am right.
Speaker 7: And we were talking about this last time you guys
Speaker 7: were here. But you guys are used to high stress moments,
Speaker 7: so the idea of being in there, it's stressful, of course,
Speaker 7: just a different type of stress.
Speaker 8: But you guys manage it so well. How are you
Speaker 8: feeling leading up to the fight.
Speaker 5: I'm not even gonna lie.
Speaker 10: Yesterday the anxiety kicked in, adrenaline, all the above, but
Speaker 10: stay the lease, I'm ready.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And are you doing boxing or MMA or what's
Speaker 2: your plan?
Speaker 8: Okay? And how's that been with training?
Speaker 5: Train it? I'm not even gonna speak too much about it.
Speaker 5: I got it, but you know that I'm ready.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 7: It's one of the bigger surprises for people that have
Speaker 7: never done it, is once you put gloves on, and
Speaker 7: how different it is just moving your hands and hitting
Speaker 7: targets and how different it is. Yeah, it's it's it's
Speaker 7: got to be interesting to go from situations where there's
Speaker 7: no rules too now.
Speaker 2: There's rules, like there's a special way to do it.
Speaker 8: How's that journey been for you?
Speaker 10: Yah's coming from street fight and now I've got like,
Speaker 10: all right, no, this time it's skills.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so not necessarily like all right, fight or flight
Speaker 5: or whatever, like, no, you really got to protect yourself.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, there's Yeah, it's a long process. It's not
Speaker 7: just that one punch you're trying to go for and
Speaker 7: some people get bit by the bug. And do you
Speaker 7: think you'll continue this afterwards the training part process?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I'm gonna continue he shait I am. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 10: not just representing like the boxing or the fighting.
Speaker 5: We're like, no, this is bigger than that.
Speaker 7: You got to get folks at the station. They're like,
Speaker 7: put these gloves on and stand there for a minute.
Speaker 5: Done it.
Speaker 2: You love all of them equally, but I'm sure you
Speaker 2: got to have a favorite, and we put that one
Speaker 2: to the side and let the other ones come up.
Speaker 5: Right, come on, Katie?
Speaker 8: Yeah, And so for you when you are, you bringing
Speaker 8: family and everybody, and.
Speaker 10: He is coming, A lot of friends are coming that
Speaker 10: I didn't even know of. We got shirts and I
Speaker 10: had no clue about intil.
Speaker 1: I was like.
Speaker 5: Sure, so I was like, let's go.
Speaker 8: Do you have a nickname?
Speaker 10: So when we were trying to figure out nicknames and
Speaker 10: I was like I don't know. That was like tabby
Speaker 10: to a tornado at the station. I'm like, no, that's
Speaker 10: not it. Tabby, I'm like, no, that's not it.
Speaker 5: So I asked my daughter.
Speaker 10: She's ten years old and born and raised on the
Speaker 10: North Side. She was like, Mama, north Side knock out.
Speaker 3: I was like, oh, that's right.
Speaker 2: Kids have the best idea. That's right, that's awesome.
Speaker 8: We can't wait to see a fight. That's going to
Speaker 8: be awesome.
Speaker 7: Thank you for coming up and just going out there
Speaker 7: and doing this to raise money for two great organizations.
Speaker 7: Firefighter already speaks to your character, but this obviously speaks
Speaker 7: to your character even more so.
Speaker 8: Thank you so much for coming out and doing all
Speaker 8: that you do.
Speaker 2: Twist.
Speaker 7: We've got fighters coming in from all over the the
Speaker 7: country too, right, yeah, the world?
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So, I mean we have Kansas representing, we have Texas representing,
Speaker 6: plenty from Oklahoma. I hope I'm not messing any.
Speaker 7: No, Listen, we've anybody who's ever done an event like this.
Speaker 7: The week of is chaotic, yes, and so you're just
Speaker 7: hoping guys stay healthy, girls, stay healthy. Everybody's ready to
Speaker 7: go on Saturday, and none of this would be possible
Speaker 7: without the sponsors, right Dustin.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know you're speaking about this.
Speaker 1: Like last night, we got a call from the Athletic
Speaker 1: Commission and you know, we do have a fighter that's
Speaker 1: over forty years old.
Speaker 8: I think it's forty right at forty.
Speaker 1: Anyways, you know that they have to go through all
Speaker 1: the tests and everything with the Athletic Commission. Get a
Speaker 1: phone call at like nine thirty last night like hey,
Speaker 1: this guy's gotta get a stress test, you know, just protocols.
Speaker 1: I'm just like, okay, we'll we're looking at twelve hundred dollars. Okay, Well,
Speaker 1: we've got great sponsors that you know, step up for
Speaker 1: these reasons to help to put this event on, you know,
Speaker 1: because stuff. You know, these guys have been training for
Speaker 1: so long, so yeah, quick trip number one. I mean,
Speaker 1: they help bring this thing and elevate it to the
Speaker 1: success that we are. But to all our other sponsors,
Speaker 1: I mean there's so many of them, and we've got
Speaker 1: we've got one hundred and one floor tables on there
Speaker 1: and uh but uh, that is one thing that makes
Speaker 1: this event go is that everybody is teaming up.
Speaker 8: And we just thank you guys so much for helping us.
Speaker 7: Not only the sponsors and how important they are and
Speaker 7: because they play a pivotal role to take care of
Speaker 7: some of the things like, uh, getting the infrastructure set
Speaker 7: up to even put this event on, whether it be
Speaker 7: the Commission or something else, but the fans showing up
Speaker 7: is an important part to make sure we can give
Speaker 7: as much money as we can to the firefighters, burn
Speaker 7: camp or the Special Olympics of Oklahoma, right correct, Yeah,
Speaker 7: you know, and with with with that being said, you know,
Speaker 7: of course the tickets, you know, you get them on
Speaker 7: be Okay.
Speaker 8: I'm sorry, ticketmaster dot com. Uh, but you know right
Speaker 8: now what.
Speaker 1: It's that is Thursday, so you still got Friday and Saturday.
Speaker 1: I mean, go down to be Okay the box office.
Speaker 1: Just get them right there, because the day of the
Speaker 1: event you show up, I mean there's gonna be a
Speaker 1: long line.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: The doors open up at six, so you know, gets
Speaker 1: you got plenty of time right now. But yeah, all
Speaker 1: that just helps, you know, for us to give back
Speaker 1: to these charities and help let them do the things
Speaker 1: that they need to do.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we bring people with us to sit at our table.
Speaker 7: We've had listeners come to the vent and unequivocally every time,
Speaker 7: people are like, what an amazing event? It's so entertaining,
Speaker 7: it's so electric. It's just a great time. And if
Speaker 7: you go, you will not be disappointed. And you're supporting
Speaker 7: some two great causes and two great organizations that are
Speaker 7: stewards of our community.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: We always love the feedback, you know, peoples come up.
Speaker 1: I mean every year it's like, man, this was the
Speaker 1: best fight ever. Well, I was like, you said that
Speaker 1: last year or the year before. Yeah, So, you know,
Speaker 1: congrats to Daniel twist Man. He has poured his heart
Speaker 1: and soul since we left, you know, Smoking Guns ten
Speaker 1: last year in April, he has been working on this car.
Speaker 8: So congratulations, brother. You don't know, I'll standing job. I
Speaker 8: appreciate it.
Speaker 7: Well, congratulations guys, another great year in the books. We'll
Speaker 7: see you Saturday.
Speaker 2: We can't wait to see you fight.
Speaker 7: It's gonna be an awesome moment when that door shuts
Speaker 7: and you're looking across and you get to go, I
Speaker 7: get to hurt this individual and it's okay, I'm allowed
Speaker 7: to do this.
Speaker 2: Awesome. Thank you guys so much.
Speaker 7: Smoking Guns eleven Bok Center Saturday. Get your tickets over
Speaker 7: at the Bok Center website or go to the door
Speaker 7: the night of we're gonna take a break and we'll
Speaker 7: be back.
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