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Speaker 1: We're gonna see what Gimpie wants to talk about. We
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Speaker 2: Reasons you hate Summer not the not first do you
Speaker 2: know named summer? So we got summer. That's a girl's name.
Speaker 2: Spring not not a.
Speaker 1: Typical girl girl I went to I went to school
Speaker 1: with Spring, Winter, Winter. I think that sounds about right.
Speaker 1: Could be autumn bottom definitely, huh m hm. And if
Speaker 1: you want to get in the months, oh my god,
Speaker 1: you got May right. For so far as female names,
Speaker 1: November is a horrible name that right. I knew a
Speaker 1: goll named September. I knew a girl named September.
Speaker 10: Okay, January, yeah, January Jones, famous actress.
Speaker 2: Uh huh uh huh, April April. Yeah. Yeah. Do you
Speaker 2: know any Julys? Did you go to school at the July?
Speaker 2: Not a girl?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 7: I know a boy named July, though.
Speaker 2: You both know separate boys named July. I don't know
Speaker 2: him personally, but he was a character on Lonesome Dove, right,
Speaker 2: right right.
Speaker 10: I don't count it in literature, I guess you because
Speaker 10: you can just make it up. Yeah, it doesn't make
Speaker 10: it doesn't have to make sense.
Speaker 2: August August, I know, I.
Speaker 10: Know August August doesn't feel that awkward. AnyWho, we'll do
Speaker 10: our top list coming up here in a little bit.
Speaker 10: I came across the silly fact because I love getting
Speaker 10: the alerts. Did you know a dentist invented cotton candy?
Speaker 2: No, that seems a little weird. Is he just trying
Speaker 2: to drum up business?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 10: It was created in a big hit in the nineteen
Speaker 10: oh four World's Fair, and they called it fairy.
Speaker 2: Floss, which is one of Gimpi's favorite movies. Yes, cities.
Speaker 10: They sold sixty eight thousand boxes for twenty five cents each,
Speaker 10: which was about half the price of admission at the time.
Speaker 2: Wow. Wow, so that was a very expensive item. So
Speaker 2: good right.
Speaker 10: The other thing that's interesting about dentists is a dentist
Speaker 10: also invented the electric chair.
Speaker 2: Huh okay, how you stumbled across that one. Because most
Speaker 2: inventions are created accidentally, he.
Speaker 10: Helped develop the idea for the electric chair after seeing
Speaker 10: someone die from electric shot shock. He thought electricity might
Speaker 10: be quicker and more humane than hanging. Now, listen, I've
Speaker 10: never seen somebody get hanged, but they say it's quite vicious, right, drop.
Speaker 2: Snap the neck, They start flopping around in some instances.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's not like you just see in
Speaker 1: the movies where they just drop and hang and swing
Speaker 1: for a little bit as a horse ran off.
Speaker 10: Yeah, but I've also heard people getting shocked isn't awesome either.
Speaker 10: Hints why they don't do it as much anymore. Yeah,
Speaker 10: I have seen those. Remember the movie Face as a death?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, the day Yeah, I saw a guy get
Speaker 1: an electric electric chair on that one, And that's a
Speaker 1: that's pretty brutal man.
Speaker 10: And he thought, well, I treat people in dental chairs,
Speaker 10: so what if we just ran electricity through it? So
Speaker 10: he pushed the idea to the state that he was
Speaker 10: from New York, and engineers and electrical experts developed the
Speaker 10: equipment off that idea, and he's more known as the
Speaker 10: originator rather than you know, the guy who did it.
Speaker 10: But the first execution happened in eighteen ninety and it
Speaker 10: was a disaster. The first time they turned it on,
Speaker 10: it didn't kill the guy, so they had to turn
Speaker 10: up the electricity and they burned his bodies bad, Like
Speaker 10: that's what he died from.
Speaker 2: More burns than electricity.
Speaker 10: Oh and that there and that George Westinghouse, famous electrical company,
Speaker 10: was like it would have been better if they used
Speaker 10: an axe.
Speaker 2: That's how bad it was.
Speaker 7: Is this maybe because they didn't know, Like I'm thinking
Speaker 7: of the movie The Green Mile, when you're just put
Speaker 7: the water underneath it.
Speaker 10: I think that's an evolution of it. And I don't
Speaker 10: know if that's really a thing. Oh maybe it is,
Speaker 10: because water's a conductor. I would think you're sweating your
Speaker 10: ass off if you're an electrical chair in that timeframe
Speaker 10: with no air conditioning in the South, in the summer,
Speaker 10: and he always looked like he was sweating anyway. Yeah, right,
Speaker 10: But the idea to coch, yeah, you know what this feels.
Speaker 10: Shocking somebody to death feels much more humane than hanging.
Speaker 10: Just think of the evolution of capital punishment in general.
Speaker 1: Okay, so we started you think about it, go way
Speaker 1: back into the day of the beheadings.
Speaker 7: Right, the guillotine.
Speaker 1: The guillotine, you know, the head that you put your
Speaker 1: neck on the block and then they take a sword
Speaker 1: and shrink think or maybe even an axe or something
Speaker 1: like that, right, and they're like, okay, well maybe move
Speaker 1: on to hanging.
Speaker 10: I think before guillotine they had you put your head
Speaker 10: on the stump. Uh huh, I mean that was pre guillotine, right,
Speaker 10: And then dunk and they're like, all right, we need
Speaker 10: we need a better way to do. We gotta have
Speaker 10: riff some people here, right, too many, too many in here.
Speaker 10: So they build the the contraption and uh, you know,
Speaker 10: you pull the lever and the blade comes down and
Speaker 10: chops it off. So so beheadings and then hangings, and
Speaker 10: then you know you got the firing squad all right,
Speaker 10: the gas chamber.
Speaker 1: How the hell did they come up with that they're like,
Speaker 1: you know what, we're tired of shooting at people. Let's
Speaker 1: stick them in this room and just pump it full
Speaker 1: of gas. We're jumping over a massive one. Really, do
Speaker 1: you know which one?
Speaker 7: Stoning?
Speaker 2: Stoning is a good one? Yeah, that's way back in
Speaker 2: the day.
Speaker 1: Crucifying yea most popular time, and that was brutal in
Speaker 1: itself because you're just hanging there on a cross, just
Speaker 1: waiting to die.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Gallows, Yeah, we're one that would be the hanging right.
Speaker 1: Uh okay, yes, yeah, because when I hear gallows, that's
Speaker 1: you know, take them to the gallows and they got
Speaker 1: the platform, yes, and you know you put your noose.
Speaker 2: In there, you're heading the news. Then the guillotine okay.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 10: And they said that the guillotine was more equal and
Speaker 10: humane form of beheading.
Speaker 1: Which makes sense because if you think of it like this.
Speaker 1: Oh no, well listen now, So you got the guy, the.
Speaker 2: Big beefy dude, right, he's got the black hood on, right,
Speaker 2: and he's got his axe.
Speaker 1: That axe is dull or not razor sharp. It's going
Speaker 1: to take a couple of cha whacks to get through
Speaker 1: that neck. So I could see, like, okay, we've got
Speaker 1: this one single blade, we'll file it down, make a
Speaker 1: razor sharp and then just shink much cleaner cut as
Speaker 1: opposed to sitting there and watching.
Speaker 2: Because those used to public executions, man were a thing.
Speaker 1: Sure, right, So you've got a crowd of people gathered around,
Speaker 1: get the mush done right.
Speaker 2: And then you're expecting one whack and you're done. And
Speaker 2: it didn't work out like that.
Speaker 1: So you got this one guy whacking at this guy's neck.
Speaker 1: I could see how like, yeah, we need to we
Speaker 1: need to speed this process.
Speaker 2: Up a little bit. So there's another one we're missing too.
Speaker 2: Burning at the stake, yeah, oh yeah, the old Salem
Speaker 2: witch trials, which apparently never happened.
Speaker 1: The Salem witch trials, not the burning out. Then that
Speaker 1: was never a thing. There was no witches right right, right,
Speaker 1: right right. They just killed people because.
Speaker 2: They were wind different. Yeah, obviously period.
Speaker 10: So stoning right. They were struck with stones by the
Speaker 10: group until death. Could you do that if you know
Speaker 10: what they did?
Speaker 1: Right, if you were if you were part of that group,
Speaker 1: or like you're you're the public's out there, like everybody
Speaker 1: grab a stone and throw it at him.
Speaker 10: Well they always say that back in that time, religion
Speaker 10: was such a big part more than ever right, And
Speaker 10: at no point did anybody go, eh, something ain't right. Right,
Speaker 10: this could turn fast crucifixion. So they were tied or
Speaker 10: nailed to a cross, or so they either died from
Speaker 10: the exposure of the sun and starvation or bleeding out
Speaker 10: right right, heading critters. Sure, guillotine. I want to know
Speaker 10: how they got the blade, Like that wasn't You didn't
Speaker 10: just go to the hardway. You had to manufacture that.
Speaker 2: You take a long time. Yeah, he's like, this is
Speaker 2: what I'm looking for. I'm looking for a square that's
Speaker 2: very sharpening at an angle.
Speaker 7: And it feels like if you were on the rich
Speaker 7: side of town or a rich part of the country,
Speaker 7: you had the guillotine. And then if you were on
Speaker 7: the poor side of the country, you would probably put
Speaker 7: your head on a piece of wood and use an act.
Speaker 10: Historically, if you were poor, this happened to you. If
Speaker 10: you were rich, you were just sent to an island.
Speaker 10: Some they just make you go away, exile, exile, thank you.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 2: Burning at the steak, drowning really that was a form
Speaker 2: of capital punishment.
Speaker 9: Huh.
Speaker 2: They were either deliberately submerged or sealed in water.
Speaker 7: Wow, okay, don't forget about walking the plank.
Speaker 2: If you were on a ship, it was a little
Speaker 2: harder in the you know landlocker, right, just fall in
Speaker 2: the dirt boiling. Really, that'd be awful, says.
Speaker 10: It's documented in historically crushing where heavy stones were pushed
Speaker 10: off onto you.
Speaker 1: Okay, impalement, I remember hearing about that. The braking wheel
Speaker 1: where person's limbs are broken and the body is displayed
Speaker 1: on a large wheel.
Speaker 10: Where's drawing and quartering, that's next, all right, They're hanged,
Speaker 10: mutilated and divided into pieces.
Speaker 7: Yo.
Speaker 10: Execution by animals. Can see a man like you had
Speaker 10: to fight to survive.
Speaker 1: Throw a line in there or whatever I was thinking of.
Speaker 1: They tie your limbs to horses and pull you apart
Speaker 1: like that. Yeah, that would suck.
Speaker 10: Firing squad, electro chair, gas chamber, lethal injection, nitrogen hypoxia
Speaker 10: where the person just breathes in nitrogen instead of oxygen
Speaker 10: and then they just lose consciousness. So really, we're not
Speaker 10: far away from drawing in quarnering so far as time wise,
Speaker 10: like reinventions, you know what I'm saying, Uh huh, yeah,
Speaker 10: not very far now, what the.
Speaker 1: Most common one now is with lethal injection, right, I
Speaker 1: think because because we had that botched up one here
Speaker 1: in Oklahoma or whatever not here everywhere they found out
Speaker 1: if they were like, ah, we'll use this instead, and
Speaker 1: is that where the hypoxy or whatever comes in. That's
Speaker 1: where that trade to replace it with. Okay, I know
Speaker 1: there's some states that still do firing squad, very few.
Speaker 10: I believe Utah is the only one where it's you
Speaker 10: can elect to have that done, if I remember correctly.
Speaker 2: That's fun.
Speaker 1: You're on death row? Which one are you picking? Out
Speaker 1: of all the ones that we just listed, Which one
Speaker 1: are you gonna pick?
Speaker 2: Lindsay, what are you doing?
Speaker 7: I'd like to say which whichever is the fastest. I
Speaker 7: have no idea which would be the fastest. Because the
Speaker 7: we didn't mention the shooting firing squad. You take that.
Speaker 2: What you're going with ten people lined up and only
Speaker 2: one of them has a bullet. Yeah, that's from what
Speaker 2: I hear.
Speaker 1: You're not getting shot by everybody because they don't want
Speaker 1: to know who who did what, So everybody get lights
Speaker 1: a blank except for one person.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go with the guillotine.
Speaker 1: I think that would be the fastest death possible as
Speaker 1: opposed to a firing squad. Because here's the deal about
Speaker 1: your firing squad, lindsay, right, you got one guy with
Speaker 1: one bullet. Let's not you know, yeah, he may miss.
Speaker 1: He also may miss your head and get you in
Speaker 1: the arm. I don't think it's one person.
Speaker 2: I think it's I think it's it's multiple people shooting,
Speaker 2: and there's multiple people, so they don't know which one
Speaker 2: killed you. Okay, that makes sense. I'm still going with
Speaker 2: the guillotine. I think that's the quickest.
Speaker 1: Maybe not the cleanest so far as like the mess
Speaker 1: that's going to be created, but I think that's the
Speaker 1: that's the best one. I don't want to be crucified
Speaker 1: and nailed to across. Thank you Jesus for doing.
Speaker 2: It for us.
Speaker 1: He didn't get a vote, right, But you're nailed this cross,
Speaker 1: you're stabbed, you're beaten, right, and then you have to
Speaker 1: sit out in the sun and bake until you just
Speaker 1: finally give up and die.
Speaker 2: That doesn't sound like a good time. So I always
Speaker 2: thought growing up that if you survived one of these
Speaker 2: you would get set free. That is apparently not true.
Speaker 1: I've heard that before too, Like if you survived the
Speaker 1: electric chair like three times, then you're like, ah, go ahead,
Speaker 1: it's your lucky day.
Speaker 10: The most well known case is Willie Francis. He survived
Speaker 10: the electric chair in nineteen forty six because the equipment malfunctioned.
Speaker 10: The US Supreme Court ruled that trying again was legal,
Speaker 10: and so then they excuted him the next year.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine, wowff if it's.
Speaker 7: If it doesn't work and you're an electric chair, I
Speaker 7: don't think you want to survive.
Speaker 2: Survive any of.
Speaker 7: These right, No, I'm just saying like, yeah, through that, I'm.
Speaker 2: I'm picking the one that's going to create the most
Speaker 2: trauma for you, for.
Speaker 1: The person who's doing it for everyone. Okay, because it's
Speaker 1: a public thing, so grab a stone. Really you think
Speaker 1: that would the moment, It's all gonna suck for sure.
Speaker 10: So I'm going with, what if I'm a menacing person,
Speaker 10: what's the last thing I can do cause trauma on you?
Speaker 2: Watching people deal with that? Yeah? People watching people die
Speaker 2: is an awesome and when you that happens a little bit.
Speaker 1: Of your soul goes away, that would be pretty rough
Speaker 1: or like it or yeah, you get the one psychopath.
Speaker 2: They came with a bucket there first in line, right about.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but then you notice, stay away from that guy,
Speaker 1: and'll be like, see you soon because you're next.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right, I know you'd all line up. It's fine.
Speaker 10: If I committed that, I'd yeah, why not have it
Speaker 10: be like, I don't want to be set on fire?
Speaker 10: That doesn't sound awesome.
Speaker 2: No burning alive. The heading also would be pretty traumatic.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I think it'd be the I think it'd
Speaker 1: be the fastest one out of all of them, as
Speaker 1: long as it's a guillotine.
Speaker 2: The guy with the action of the sword I don't
Speaker 2: think would be a good.
Speaker 8: Acta exactly because you flinch, you don't flinch. They tie
Speaker 8: you down, Yeah, but you never know, don't they die?
Speaker 8: They tie you down and tie your arms in front
Speaker 8: of you around the stump. And then the guy who
Speaker 8: has the sharp blade and the black head.
Speaker 2: What if and he looks fat?
Speaker 7: What if he sneezes just about doesn't practice?
Speaker 2: You get scalp. That's a good point. What's he do
Speaker 2: the other days?
Speaker 11: Is?
Speaker 1: Um?
Speaker 10: I don't think it happens every day, right, right? Like,
Speaker 10: maybe let's just say once a month, what do you
Speaker 10: do the other twenty nine days?
Speaker 2: I mean, you go go fishing, chill out right, just
Speaker 2: hang out. How many do you do where you're like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Do you think if you saw public execution like that
Speaker 7: on a daily like it would deter people from committing
Speaker 7: massive crimes like that?
Speaker 2: I don't think so, because you are already aware.
Speaker 1: But the thing is is, like, especially nowadays, and I've
Speaker 1: been a proponent for this, I've been saying it for years.
Speaker 1: We should have public executions again, and we should have
Speaker 1: it down like let's just say, put it in the
Speaker 1: Bok Center, fill up the stands, maybe even televise it,
Speaker 1: and if people see how bad it is for the
Speaker 1: crime that you committed. I really do think that people
Speaker 1: would be like, oh, no, but you're only getting people
Speaker 1: that want to see it. You're not going to force
Speaker 1: people to go watch. Oh you could take over every
Speaker 1: television network. You don't have to watch TV though, right
Speaker 1: it starts popping up on your phone social media like
Speaker 1: Twitter and Facebook.
Speaker 2: To force people to.
Speaker 10: Watch that type of thing feels a little communist, if
Speaker 10: I might say, very well, maybe you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 10: Forcing citizens to do something like that feels a little
Speaker 10: over over the top.
Speaker 1: If it cuts down on major crimes like child molestation
Speaker 1: or people know there's consequences. But if they Okay, I
Speaker 1: get locked up. I get locked up because I'm a
Speaker 1: child predator. I get locked up, and maybe I have
Speaker 1: to what once I get out, I have to go
Speaker 1: onto a state registry. That's nothing. You look at that
Speaker 1: and you're like, ah, okay, fine, whatever it is, what
Speaker 1: it is. I'm still free, I'm still alive.
Speaker 10: But if people see, oh damn, well you're talking about it, kid,
Speaker 10: and I get my head chopped. Yea, you're talking about
Speaker 10: a completely different crimes. I'm just saying that's not a
Speaker 10: current punishment for that crime anyway, right, right, it should be. Well,
Speaker 10: that's a different conversation, right, I think. I think having
Speaker 10: that be a public thing would be is a wild
Speaker 10: I'd be wild. How do you force people to go?
Speaker 10: And then you only get people that go that want
Speaker 10: to see it and they're already messed up in the
Speaker 10: head anyway because they want to see it.
Speaker 2: But do you get your card stamps and you get
Speaker 2: the encyclopedia set. That's weird.
Speaker 10: And then on top of that, if it's televised, how
Speaker 10: do you know you're not going to get people using
Speaker 10: that as a chance to get exposure and popularity. There's
Speaker 10: already a problem with crimes and people copycat on them
Speaker 10: because it think they think it makes them famous.
Speaker 1: Clearly they stop public execution for a reason. May not
Speaker 1: know what that reason is. But it used to happen,
Speaker 1: and now it doesn't.
Speaker 10: We're not even talking about the wrongfully accused. And I
Speaker 10: know you're gonna go it doesn't happen that often.
Speaker 2: I don't know. JC feels that way, right right, right,
Speaker 2: so does Kim Kardashian. You know what I'm saying, Like
Speaker 2: it happens. So then you got to go to a
Speaker 2: public execution and you're like good, yeah, and then you're like, oh,
Speaker 2: he didn't do it, watched him. There's some messed up stuff, man,
Speaker 2: this happens. Yeah, like spilt milk man.
Speaker 10: All right, we wanna do our top list today and
Speaker 10: it's reasons you hate Summer. We'll get to that coming up,
Speaker 10: plus tickets to Trivium. We'll take a break and we'll
Speaker 10: be back.
Speaker 12: It's time for newsquakies, world news, local news and news
Speaker 12: that just makes you say, what the Here's Corbyn, Gimbe.
Speaker 1: And Lindsay with what's going on news Quakies from the
Speaker 1: Big nine Morning Show in ninety seventy.
Speaker 7: Police can't arrest man who allegedly peed on family during concerts.
Speaker 7: You'd like to think a family could go to a
Speaker 7: concert and not get peed on, but this wasn't the
Speaker 7: case for a Troy Grevelding who claims a drunk dude
Speaker 7: took a leak right there next to his family at
Speaker 7: a Morgan wall In show on tracks Yep, launching is
Speaker 7: sprayed all over the bunch of them, including them.
Speaker 2: Are next him, on them.
Speaker 7: He launched a spray on his eight year old daughter.
Speaker 2: There's no way this is happening. I'm I am beaten.
Speaker 7: So when police were brought in, they said they were
Speaker 7: powerless to do anything about it because they didn't witness it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just hearsay. Yeah, you don't have it on video.
Speaker 2: You ain't got nothing to prove.
Speaker 7: You can't dust for pe is what they told him.
Speaker 7: So the police said that his only resource or recourse
Speaker 7: would be to file a report and press charges and
Speaker 7: then see how that process played out. So I would
Speaker 7: then have got to myself. I mean, you try, he's
Speaker 7: trying to do the right thing. Call the police, because
Speaker 7: like you and I said, we would assaulted the guy.
Speaker 2: But if you're at the concert, why would you call the.
Speaker 1: Police, right, like, Hey, you don't want to miss the show,
Speaker 1: come on, pay a big money for those tickets. I mean,
Speaker 1: why wouldn't you Because they're not there, you would get
Speaker 1: security at the event.
Speaker 7: Well, that's probably what he did.
Speaker 2: No, you said, call.
Speaker 7: Police, Yes, but the police are telling him there's nothing
Speaker 7: we can do about it. So maybe he did go
Speaker 7: to security first and they brought in police that were.
Speaker 1: There, went to security and they were like they he
Speaker 1: and there'd be witnesses and it'd be wet, yeah, and
Speaker 1: then security would him that guy up and probably kick
Speaker 1: him out of the concert. Still wouldn't go to jail
Speaker 1: or anything. Wouldn't be in any trouble. He just gets
Speaker 1: ejected from the show.
Speaker 10: Maybe a disorderly and especially if other people saw it.
Speaker 10: But I didn't, No one else see it.
Speaker 2: Here's what I'm guessing. Maybe they did.
Speaker 10: Maybe he didn't hear it notice it because he was
Speaker 10: enjoying Morgan Wallin so much, and then he was told afterwards,
Speaker 10: and then he went to the police afterwards.
Speaker 2: Dude, that guy totally peed on you. What do you mean?
Speaker 2: But ran pete on the eight year old little girl?
Speaker 2: Right again, I think she would be the first one
Speaker 2: be like, what that is going on? Why am I
Speaker 2: getting away?
Speaker 1: Because that's not normal, well for anybody, but especially for kids.
Speaker 10: Okay, A couple thoughts. One, I don't think he urinated
Speaker 10: on her. He may have done it next, like on
Speaker 10: the ground in it maybe some splash splash, Yeah, but
Speaker 10: that's not the same. No, it's not still not okay,
Speaker 10: not the same. Two book in your kids? Man, what
Speaker 10: are you doing letting the kids sit on the outside
Speaker 10: an eight year old?
Speaker 2: Right? Was this an outdoor concert?
Speaker 7: I didn't say, because that's.
Speaker 1: Another thing you got to think about. Right, If it's
Speaker 1: an outdoor okay, call that kind of makes sense. I said,
Speaker 1: I'm drunk whatever. But if it's like at the Bok Center, right,
Speaker 1: is it the part of an outdoor arena?
Speaker 2: Okay? Yeah? Ask me how fast my elbow is getting
Speaker 2: in your face?
Speaker 7: Well exactly, And what I didn't do anything, No one
Speaker 7: saw me do it. That'd be the same.
Speaker 2: You're drunk, you don't remember, right, wild.
Speaker 7: You elbow this guy who's paying and.
Speaker 10: Pipe elbowing him like hey buddy, right exactly, he's getting
Speaker 10: twelve to six.
Speaker 7: Exactly, you're just doing everyone else a favor.
Speaker 2: No one else snipped in. We're not getting the whole
Speaker 2: story here. Yeah something ay right.
Speaker 1: Man facing charges for harassing women while wearing a mine costume.
Speaker 2: I'm let me show how he did it.
Speaker 1: It's very silent harassment, as comes out of Massachusetts, where
Speaker 1: three female state park workers reported this guy. He's a
Speaker 1: twenty nine year old dude named her Nan Lux.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 1: Apparently Sunday night he was at one of the state parks,
Speaker 1: and I guess They say that they had extensive contact
Speaker 1: with the guy.
Speaker 2: They said. This is what they describe.
Speaker 1: They describe him staring and smiling what they called an
Speaker 1: unnerving and terrifying manner.
Speaker 2: Sitting there staring at him, does he does he just
Speaker 2: have it?
Speaker 10: You know, black triangles above his eyes right exactly or
Speaker 10: maybe squiggly line, yeah, right, to look.
Speaker 2: Angry and angry lime.
Speaker 1: They say that his behavior got even more bolder. They
Speaker 1: said that one incident included where he stripped down to
Speaker 1: his underwear, covered himself in cooking oil, and then started
Speaker 1: working out near their staff area. So of course they
Speaker 1: arrest the man.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: They say he also refused to leave the park when
Speaker 1: he was askeding like, hey, bro, can you gotta go?
Speaker 1: Because he's a mime, he's just saying saying, he's just
Speaker 1: shaking his head.
Speaker 2: Right, He's really hard to interrogate.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: They say while he was in court that he fainted
Speaker 2: in court. Oh dear load. And then uh, he's meant
Speaker 2: to undergo a mental health evaluation. Gee you think, yeah,
Speaker 2: because he's a mime. Yeah, right, number one clue right there?
Speaker 7: How does that mind save me?
Speaker 2: Scuzzi? Yeah, you don't. You don't.
Speaker 10: Well, his other job, he's the statue, right, he's got
Speaker 10: a career to fall back off. Man facing criminal charges
Speaker 10: after killing girlfriend's service dog. A man is on the
Speaker 10: hook in Wisconsin for killing his girlfriend service dog. The
Speaker 10: victim told investigators she and quintin Elo had been dating
Speaker 10: for six to seven months and recently moved in together
Speaker 10: wild with her German shepherd named True. Elo called the
Speaker 10: victim and said True was not doing well. Just a vision,
Speaker 10: that's the way he said it.
Speaker 2: Not doing well.
Speaker 10: With the victim finding her dog dead, An oddutopsy revealed
Speaker 10: injuries found the dog that were consistent with blunt force trauma.
Speaker 10: He was arrested in facing multiple charges including mistreatment of
Speaker 10: animals and causing death.
Speaker 2: No word if they are still living together, but I
Speaker 2: don't doubt it.
Speaker 7: Oh you think she'd stay with them?
Speaker 2: People stay in abusive relationships all the time. Like he
Speaker 2: beat her.
Speaker 1: Come on, yeah, dog starts with the pigeon, right, And
Speaker 1: you said blunt force traumas. That means he had to
Speaker 1: get something like a baseball bat or.
Speaker 2: Just his fist share. I guess yeah, I get just fist.
Speaker 10: Service dog, service dog, like you bought the thing on
Speaker 10: Amazon and put it on our service dog, like it's trained,
Speaker 10: because you might have a seizure.
Speaker 2: I want to say it's the latter half, but you.
Speaker 10: Know it's probably the first part. It's probably I bought
Speaker 10: it on Amazon, and this is my service dog. I
Speaker 10: see that all the time.
Speaker 2: I just so I can take him into Walmart with
Speaker 2: me or whatever.
Speaker 10: I'm sure your dog gives you comfort, but just because
Speaker 10: you buy a patch on Amazon and put it on
Speaker 10: a vest and then zip to your kit, your dog.
Speaker 10: I was at we we were eating I think it
Speaker 10: was like Chili's or something like that, and this guy
Speaker 10: had walked in with his service dog, but he had
Speaker 10: patches all over this dog's vest like and it's it's
Speaker 10: clearly said do not touch, do not look, and do
Speaker 10: not call over something like that. Basically just letting everybody know,
Speaker 10: leave my dog the hell alone. It is a service dog.
Speaker 10: I guess the way it should be done. No, you
Speaker 10: don't need to bring a dog unless you medically need it.
Speaker 10: You don't need to bring a dog into a restaurant.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I think I think he was a vet with
Speaker 2: some some mental issues.
Speaker 10: Yeah again, unless you a doctor has said you need
Speaker 10: right right right right right. But just because you know
Speaker 10: you're old, right and you don't want to leave your
Speaker 10: chiuaha at home?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I see, I leave.
Speaker 1: We were leaving Shreveport at the Lakita and I was
Speaker 1: walking down the hallway and then there's this old couple
Speaker 1: coming with me.
Speaker 2: Either way, they have their cat with them on vacation. Also,
Speaker 2: who the hell brings a cat with them on vacation?
Speaker 2: Why is that wild? I just think it's bizarre.
Speaker 1: They're cats, they're pretty self reliant, yep. But if it's
Speaker 1: your pet, you want to bring it with you. No,
Speaker 1: I don't want cats.
Speaker 10: I think they shouldn't go anywhere, and they should go
Speaker 10: to one spot if you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: It's very common to see people with their dogs on
Speaker 1: vacations and cats say they never.
Speaker 2: Seen anybody with the cat on vacation because cats don't
Speaker 2: want to be seen. It was in this little CRATEE
Speaker 2: is looking miserable. Yeah, yeah, because he's sucking a crate.
Speaker 2: All right. Plus do you know how long it took
Speaker 2: him to get it in the crate? Right? All right,
Speaker 2: we got to take a break. We'll be back. You're
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Speaker 2: GIMPI tremendous. So I have fallen down the rabbit hole,
Speaker 2: or I guess in this case, it would be the
Speaker 2: coon hole. Uh. Jimothy the raccoon.
Speaker 1: We talked about him yesterday, right, If you don't know
Speaker 1: who that is, that's a special little raccoon up in
Speaker 1: Seattle who's got a slight deformity.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 1: He got a shortened spine, no neck, weird looking legs.
Speaker 1: But the songs have come out, and I have fallen
Speaker 1: down the Jimothy the Raccoon song hole.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's wild that it's the summer of Jimothy and diarrhea. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So I have gone through and I found as many
Speaker 1: as I could. There's a good little handful here, and
Speaker 1: I have to share them with you, Okay, So I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna take it from the top.
Speaker 2: This one's called Hey there, Jimothy, Hey there, jim Muffy.
Speaker 2: What's it like there in Seattle?
Speaker 7: You're so small and round in walkeee like a kid's
Speaker 7: drying of cattle.
Speaker 2: Can you move?
Speaker 14: You don't fit in with most raccoons, you too excuom,
Speaker 14: Hey there, jimukey, can you reach inside of trash can?
Speaker 2: If you can't?
Speaker 12: Held by you?
Speaker 2: Ladders tall enough to nd is spoken? It's smart chiropractic
Speaker 2: carrot's on my time. You realize, Oh.
Speaker 1: What wasn't Jennathe.
Speaker 2: Lesson?
Speaker 5: Wasn't Ji.
Speaker 2: Lesson Lesson?
Speaker 3: Alright?
Speaker 2: So that's that's last one of them. Randre, I always love.
Speaker 10: I mean, that doesn't feel like a giant creative jump, right,
Speaker 10: but it's still well done.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, oh yeah, I think this is the one
Speaker 2: that sent me down the coon hole. Let's see here
Speaker 2: we ticket the funninest boy you ever see.
Speaker 11: Please tell me very honesty about your formity. Jim Come
Speaker 11: sit with me upon my knees and speak to me quiet, openly.
Speaker 11: Pro Jimmathy, Oh, Jemmathy, I think that you could fall
Speaker 11: for me.
Speaker 6: There's no, what else does you?
Speaker 2: And Timothy please run.
Speaker 1: To me that my friend has been stuck in my head?
Speaker 1: Since that is fantastic. That is a fantastic one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, so here's another Jimothy song.
Speaker 6: Go all right, Jimmy, do you think it'd be all
Speaker 6: right if you eat your trash to night? You see
Speaker 6: his final deforment. That's why we love himself, condemn hutling
Speaker 6: times that gas.
Speaker 2: I hope he never leaves nothing.
Speaker 1: He is the give of that. We need to just
Speaker 1: where to giving dad.
Speaker 6: Jimmedy Hen, Jimmithy, Hey, Jimmythy.
Speaker 2: Hen, Jimmythy?
Speaker 1: Is there like a video? Is that like a video
Speaker 1: with like a truck or something in the background. I'm
Speaker 1: not sure what the feedback is there, why it's got
Speaker 1: that that reverb or whatever. But I think it's hilarious
Speaker 1: that Jimothy has exploded within the last.
Speaker 2: Week.
Speaker 1: No, like it's been like two or three on vacation,
Speaker 1: and I didn't really touch my phone that much while
Speaker 1: I was on vacation.
Speaker 10: I don't think you need to justify an apology or
Speaker 10: reason why you aren't up to speed on Jimothy.
Speaker 1: Fair enough, here's another one. I think this is an original.
Speaker 1: Like the other ones we have were a little bit
Speaker 1: you know, parody songs. Right, Hey they're Jimothy and then
Speaker 1: Hey Jimothy that we just heard based off of Hey Jealousy.
Speaker 1: But I think I believe this one is a Jimothy original.
Speaker 2: Ma me think of all the ways.
Speaker 14: That should be a better man, Jimothy catch. You see
Speaker 14: everything we wished and we could be in a little
Speaker 14: bowling ball body.
Speaker 2: So that's that one right there. Let's see, this one's
Speaker 2: a fun one.
Speaker 1: This one's a little bit of a longer one, and
Speaker 1: I think it's a I created, Okay, but I still
Speaker 1: like it.
Speaker 2: I was like, all right, that's catchy.
Speaker 1: This is just called it's it's called Jimminy Billy Bob
Speaker 1: with Jimothy the Raccoon.
Speaker 2: Let's see there.
Speaker 15: Where when I rolled into Seattle and Rusty Chief rainfall
Speaker 15: in sideways onther Tuesday, stop, grabbed coffee, heard the racket
Speaker 15: by the can, they're stood in Jimothy the Raccoon like
Speaker 15: he on the whole dang land. He chipped his little
Speaker 15: whiskers like a cowboy or with some.
Speaker 16: Class, stole a blueberry muffin, and he never touched the
Speaker 16: catch the barista, just silence.
Speaker 2: He does this every week.
Speaker 16: Now, He's got a punch car and a fan club
Speaker 16: down the street.
Speaker 15: Oh, Jimmify and Jimphy fand it in the rain, Well
Speaker 15: a little.
Speaker 7: Limess like at out on the trains.
Speaker 2: Dunks to full of treasure heart that's white and free
Speaker 2: mayor dolls.
Speaker 15: He had a half as good as he He's king
Speaker 15: of allis, champion of the night stealing or the hot
Speaker 15: dogs underneath.
Speaker 6: The city lights. If you've got some leftovers, better hiding carefully,
Speaker 6: because he'll end up in the tiny hands of Jimathiefs.
Speaker 15: He wrestled with the seagull over half fish taco.
Speaker 2: Neither want surrender. They just put on quite a shoulder.
Speaker 15: Folks were taking pictures while the tourists cheered the monks.
Speaker 16: By the time the.
Speaker 15: Cops arrived, both contenders had moved on.
Speaker 2: He climbed the space needle.
Speaker 15: Well, that's what people say, though the squirrels claim he
Speaker 15: took the elevator.
Speaker 5: All the way.
Speaker 2: He found him strumming banjo with the samn and on
Speaker 2: his head.
Speaker 15: Even the coffee hipsters nodded.
Speaker 2: Duds git, they said.
Speaker 6: Oh Jimothy, Jimothy defended in the rain, weary little I
Speaker 6: mess like an outlaw on the train.
Speaker 2: Dumpster full of treasure.
Speaker 15: Heart that's white and free byar don rum see at
Speaker 15: half as good as he.
Speaker 5: He's the King of Alex.
Speaker 16: The champion of the night, stealing all the hot dogs
Speaker 16: underneath the city lights.
Speaker 6: If you've got some leftovers, better hide them carefully.
Speaker 15: Because they'll end up in the tiny hands of Jimothy.
Speaker 15: Some folks chase fortune, and some chase fame.
Speaker 16: Jin and the Fiet just.
Speaker 7: Want your barbecue, sing he ain't rich in dollars.
Speaker 5: Buddy's living like a king with.
Speaker 2: A bottle cap collection and a hook cap wedding rain.
Speaker 9: Oh, Jimathy, Jimathy legend by the bag Rain came.
Speaker 7: I watched the mischief from the Fuzzy.
Speaker 16: Face away, raise a cup of coffee at the hotel
Speaker 16: thing for.
Speaker 15: The trash can Troubador, the Northwest Woodland King.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if you've ever seen, don't you take it personally?
Speaker 15: If you're Sandwich disappears, it's just Seattle's Royalty.
Speaker 2: Yes, I think that one's ai, but I think it's
Speaker 2: the best, right. It's almost too good?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it's way too long, but uh, regardless, I
Speaker 1: think that was the best one out album. So we're
Speaker 1: going over Jimothy's songs. Uh, here's another one. It's a
Speaker 1: bit of a shorter one.
Speaker 17: Jimothy the beautiful Raccoon. He's way too wonderful to be
Speaker 17: a cartoon. He's just really anybody else. But what he
Speaker 17: does he does all by himsel his short little spining
Speaker 17: and loves to talk about.
Speaker 2: So that's our one.
Speaker 1: Let's see what else we got here. There's I guess
Speaker 1: I got a small handful of them here. Uh oh yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: this one, this.
Speaker 2: Play be Timothy.
Speaker 3: I'd rather see you than the others. See your spine
Speaker 3: is short, but your love is long.
Speaker 7: I saw you run and so I wrote this song hit.
Speaker 3: See out of lack, itchy roll. I love to watch
Speaker 3: the way you go if you single. Little ladies know
Speaker 3: that Frank and Charlie had a raccoon child. Great to
Speaker 3: see you running wild, hope to see you real soon.
Speaker 3: I gotta say.
Speaker 2: You're a rad raccoon, Jimothy. Man, these things crack me out.
Speaker 10: Man, people like I don't know any other way to
Speaker 10: say this, but like the people, the balls on people
Speaker 10: is impressive.
Speaker 1: You mean by that, I mean just to get out
Speaker 1: there and put the song out about jim Thy just
Speaker 1: to create it like it or.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and like the quality is not good or anything. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 10: I mean that's that's awesome. I'm not dogging on. I'm
Speaker 10: just like, good for them. Put it out there, put
Speaker 10: it out there. Who gives a damn. Here's another one
Speaker 10: about Jimothy the raccoon.
Speaker 7: Jimothy was a little raccoon.
Speaker 9: He lives on the streets of Seattle.
Speaker 7: He looked a little different too.
Speaker 9: That's okay, it's not some kind of cattle. And all
Speaker 9: the world love Jimmoth too. All the world love Jimmothy too.
Speaker 9: All the world love Jimmothy.
Speaker 1: To sit down and be like, you know what, I
Speaker 1: want to write a song about this raccoon and then
Speaker 1: to go at it all right, they say this is
Speaker 1: the official Jimothy anthem right here, and I think this
Speaker 1: probably might be the last one.
Speaker 16: Everybody saying, little raccoon kings the whole world foot and
Speaker 16: fighting every.
Speaker 2: Day, and are you do.
Speaker 6: Loud?
Speaker 2: Every exactly who we all.
Speaker 6: Meant to be?
Speaker 7: Fun Seattle to every scene.
Speaker 9: Everybody loves Jimothy.
Speaker 1: And it's fun about this, right is the world's going
Speaker 1: crazy over this Jimothy the raccoon because of a short
Speaker 1: little neck or no neck and spine and whatnot. Right,
Speaker 1: but there's other Uh, I've seen other animals like that, right, dogs,
Speaker 1: cats and stuff like that. Sure, so it makes me
Speaker 1: wonder do we have a local jimithy? Is there a
Speaker 1: local short stubby raccoon floating around here somewhere? I've seen
Speaker 1: raccoons all over the place. I'm gonna keep my eye
Speaker 1: out for Jimmothy the raccoon anyway, the raccoon hole that is, Jimothy,
Speaker 1: go down it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's awesome.
Speaker 13: Beroun, no world, take my strong hand, Give train, alas,
Speaker 13: give train, no world, take my strong hand.
Speaker 2: Get a grain. You are my kind of cripple gimpy. Tremendous.
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Speaker 2: Good look right. Conspiracy theory Thursday. I want to introduce
Speaker 2: you to somebody. You may have heard his name before,
Speaker 2: and his name is Solo.
Speaker 10: Now that's his code name, right, And Solo was a
Speaker 10: Scottish Man and he was watching testimony from the Disclosure Project,
Speaker 10: a group of former military and government personnel claiming US
Speaker 10: possessed crashed UFOs anti gravity systems and suppressed energy technology.
Speaker 10: He became convinced the proof was sitting inside a poorly
Speaker 10: protected government computer, and as a computer systems administrator and
Speaker 10: with a handle named Solo, he was like, why don't
Speaker 10: I hack into the system. So in February of two
Speaker 10: thousand and one, he used just a plain old ordinary
Speaker 10: computer and dial up Internet from London and he got
Speaker 10: authorized to access ninety seven NASA, Pentagon and US military computers.
Speaker 10: Now one ninety seven he finds many systems using default
Speaker 10: are blank administrator password words.
Speaker 2: This is in two thousand and one, wow, and.
Speaker 10: US prosecutors described it as the biggest military computer hack
Speaker 10: of all time, to which I say, if you leave
Speaker 10: the front door open, I don't know how much of
Speaker 10: a hack it is. No, it's a camoni in trespassing. Sure, no,
Speaker 10: there's no breaking and entering there. No, there's just entering.
Speaker 2: Eh.
Speaker 10: In two thousand and one, two thousand and two, the
Speaker 10: non Terrestrial Officers file was found. He says it's a
Speaker 10: spreadsheet titled non Terrestrial Officers and allegedly lists names and
Speaker 10: ranks of personnel he could not find in normal military records.
Speaker 10: He also claims he saw references to fleet to fleet
Speaker 10: transfers involving ship names that did not appear to belong
Speaker 10: to the US Navy. His interpretation, that is, his evidence
Speaker 10: of a secret military space fleet operating outside publicly acknowledged pro.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, that I would explain why we started the
Speaker 1: Space Force, right, We've never really heard what they've done. No,
Speaker 1: but they are an active branch of the military. Now
Speaker 1: I know people that are in Space Force. Yeah, so
Speaker 1: there has to be a reason why I started.
Speaker 10: He also accessed computers connected to NASA's Johnson Space Center.
Speaker 10: He claims employees kept folders containing original and altered space
Speaker 10: photographs with unidentified objects removed from public versions. He says
Speaker 10: he began downloading high resolution images showing a large, smooth,
Speaker 10: cigar shaped object above Earth. The image loaded slowly line
Speaker 10: by line before he could save it or take a
Speaker 10: screenshot his connection was interrupted September eleventh, two thousand and one.
Speaker 10: For those who don't know, besides the obvious of what
Speaker 10: happened on that day, it is probably one of the
Speaker 10: biggest technologically advanced moments history that you can put your
Speaker 10: finger on, because before that computers existed. We use them,
Speaker 10: but then we found out how fast we could make
Speaker 10: them go and how quickly we could utilize them to
Speaker 10: do things at rates uncomprehendible. So he was hacking and
Speaker 10: had overlapped with the nine to eleven attacks, and what
Speaker 10: my privacy have been treated as computer trespassing was now
Speaker 10: viewed as national security breaches. Prosecutors accused him of deleting files,
Speaker 10: disrupting military networks, and leaving messages criticizing American foreign policy.
Speaker 10: He admits entering the system, but disputes the government's description
Speaker 10: of what he was trying to do. British authorities find
Speaker 10: him in March of two thousand and two. He's interviewed
Speaker 10: by police after the United States traces his activity back
Speaker 10: to the United Kingdom.
Speaker 2: His computers are seized.
Speaker 10: Crucially, no saved UFO photographs or copy of the alleged
Speaker 10: non Trustrial officers document becomes publicly available. In November of
Speaker 10: two thousand and two, the US indicts him. A federal
Speaker 10: grand jury charges him with seven computer related offenses. He
Speaker 10: faces decades in prison. The American government alleges hundreds of
Speaker 10: thousands of dollars in damage to military systems, and then
Speaker 10: in two thousand and five to twenty twelve, that's when the.
Speaker 2: Extradition starts to happen.
Speaker 10: The US spends years years trying to bring a man
Speaker 10: who probably woke them up to the computer vulnerability.
Speaker 2: They had to bring him to America for trial.
Speaker 10: Supporters argue the potential punishment is wildly disproportionate for a
Speaker 10: man who claims he was searching for UFO information rather
Speaker 10: than spine. It becomes such a major political issue in Britain,
Speaker 10: attracting support from politicians, celebrities, and civil rights groups. He
Speaker 10: tells the world what he found in two thousand and
Speaker 10: six interviews. He publicly describes as a cigar shaped craft,
Speaker 10: altered NASA photos, non terrestrial officers, and the mysterious fleet transfers.
Speaker 10: He says he was searching for evidence that governments had
Speaker 10: suppressed anti gravity and free energy technology. All of his
Speaker 10: appeals fail British courts repeatedly reject his efforts to stop extradition.
Speaker 10: It appears increasingly likely he'll come to the United States
Speaker 10: in two thousand and nine, and then in twenty twelve,
Speaker 10: suddenly his extradition is balked. British Home Security stops the extradition.
Speaker 10: The official is official reason is that he has Asperger syndrome,
Speaker 10: depression and the risk that he could take his own
Speaker 10: life in US custody.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, yeah, flight risk. I could see that.
Speaker 10: Asperger's though, really And then the decision ends a decade
Speaker 10: long effort to try and prosecute him, and then December
Speaker 10: of twenty twelve British prosecutors announce they're not charging him.
Speaker 10: He never stands draw, meaning his claims against the government's
Speaker 10: full evidence are never tested publicly in court. So why
Speaker 10: such the aggressive response for a guy who's just looking
Speaker 10: at UFOs or.
Speaker 2: Trying to why such the harsh punishment.
Speaker 1: Well, because he broke into national secured well not really secured,
Speaker 1: but national files, national computers.
Speaker 2: He didn't break in the door was wid, I understand,
Speaker 2: but they thought they was closed. So to them, he.
Speaker 7: Broke in right, and he was smarter than them and
Speaker 7: they can't have that right, so they have to punish
Speaker 7: him for it.
Speaker 2: So you might wonder where is he now? Yeah, he
Speaker 2: self afflicted, gunshot, wounded the back of the head. He
Speaker 2: lives privately, quietly in the United Kingdom. Okay, like you
Speaker 2: can go. But this guy's been trying to scream from
Speaker 2: the rooftops and then suddenly zilch.
Speaker 7: Right yeah, because they cut out his tongue.
Speaker 2: That doesn't matter in modern days, right, because you can
Speaker 2: just simply send an email.
Speaker 1: Write a book, write a book, Yeah, anonymously. So they
Speaker 1: probably are like, listen, here's what's going to happen. We're
Speaker 1: not going to extradite you. We're not going to prosecute you.
Speaker 1: You're going to live quietly in rural England. And if
Speaker 1: a peep shows up about you or anything, you say,
Speaker 1: you found your brakes are gonna quit working. Accidents happen
Speaker 1: all the time. You could be walking the dog down
Speaker 1: the street.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Do you think they paid him, paid him off to
Speaker 7: keep quiet?
Speaker 2: They did with freedom right exactly.
Speaker 10: He was incarcerated so long, became so mentally incapable that
Speaker 10: they that they had him, they owed him, They punished
Speaker 10: him long enough, they was like, you know.
Speaker 2: Uh, for your cheeseburger, do whatever you want. In the
Speaker 2: Minister Society reference, you.
Speaker 7: Know, I'm a favor letting them know how vulnerable their.
Speaker 10: Computers were, but not Britain. Yeah, those are the people
Speaker 10: who let him know. So he's not in prison, he's
Speaker 10: not facing any legal case. He does almost no interviews,
Speaker 10: there's no evidence that he continued hacking or returned to
Speaker 10: UFO investigations. His current home and employment are not publicly confirmed.
Speaker 10: So he is accused of pulling off the largest military
Speaker 10: computer intrusion of all time.
Speaker 2: And just disappears from public life.
Speaker 1: No trial, no revealing of evidence, no prosecution of evidence,
Speaker 1: nothing about UFO stuff. Well see that's what they're trying
Speaker 1: to bury the story, right, You don't prosecute him, you
Speaker 1: don't bring him a trial, because that brings light to
Speaker 1: the story and what's going on.
Speaker 2: Of course.
Speaker 1: So so it's like I think it's I think it's
Speaker 1: in our best interest to just go ahead, let this
Speaker 1: man live his life quietly. If you say a word,
Speaker 1: will kill you, dada da da whatever, because if it
Speaker 1: gets out and we start doing trials and then there's
Speaker 1: media coverage, and then there's chaos and anarchy and da
Speaker 1: da da da.
Speaker 10: Here's where I'm hung up on that thought. When you
Speaker 10: believe something, you believe it, and when you feel like
Speaker 10: you're wrong, you don't stop, no, unless.
Speaker 1: Your life is threatened, and your family's life is threatened.
Speaker 1: And that could be another thing. Right, we didn't even
Speaker 1: mention that part. Well, I don't know if he has wife, kids,
Speaker 1: but I'm sure he's got a brother's sister cousin somewhere, right,
Speaker 1: And it's like, listen, we will take out your entire family.
Speaker 1: If you can air for your family, you will go
Speaker 1: and live on the farm and rule England and you won't.
Speaker 2: Say a word.
Speaker 1: Because here's the deal. If you put him in prison,
Speaker 1: there's a chance of him telling somebody else while he's
Speaker 1: in prison. Sure, you could chalk it up to he's
Speaker 1: just cuckoo for Coco Bubs, but but he starts telling people,
Speaker 1: those people start telling other people and then the word
Speaker 1: gets out. But the part that you're overstepping and just
Speaker 1: not even most people aren't even seeing is that he's
Speaker 1: already said the things.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's not revealing new stuff.
Speaker 10: Right, there are plenty of people that wouldn't shut up, right,
Speaker 10: because they believed so passionately. I think it's equally likely
Speaker 10: he's lying.
Speaker 2: You think so.
Speaker 1: He maybe he did get in there to the computers
Speaker 1: but didn't find anything.
Speaker 2: Right, what's the benefit of making all that up? Then attention?
Speaker 10: Okay, And if he does have aspergers, he's getting attention
Speaker 10: in a way that maybe he's never gotten before, and
Speaker 10: he liked it and fulfilled some sort of thing in
Speaker 10: his mind.
Speaker 2: Okay, I guess that wouldn't make sense, right, And.
Speaker 10: Then he kept up the ruse and then suddenly he's
Speaker 10: like they're showing up police in black yeah, yeah, and
Speaker 10: he gets handcuff andy. He's like, whoa, whoa, No, I know,
Speaker 10: I was just playing man and they were like, oh.
Speaker 2: Okay, yes sir.
Speaker 7: But if they But then if he didn't find anything
Speaker 7: and he is lying, then why why have him go
Speaker 7: off alone? And why threaten him? Like what's the big deal?
Speaker 7: Why are they so afraid of him?
Speaker 10: Then it's kind of like when movies depict mentally ill
Speaker 10: people as charitable cases. Okay, Like I didn't know, Let's
Speaker 10: just give him a break, right, Britain's the one that's
Speaker 10: letting him go.
Speaker 2: No extradition. Britain's the one that's like, hey, listen, he's
Speaker 2: just he's just touched, right, it's not his fault.
Speaker 1: Just can we just America shut up? It's just George,
Speaker 1: go right, just go up. Just don't listen, don't bring
Speaker 1: anything up. Don't bring this up again, Okay, Georgie, If
Speaker 1: you do, I'm in there with.
Speaker 2: The bad guys. We don't want that, now, do we.
Speaker 2: I don't think that sounds good to you, Georgie. No,
Speaker 2: nor do you want to be He's getting right whatever, right, right,
Speaker 2: right right?
Speaker 10: That that feels equally as likely of a conspiracy as
Speaker 10: it is that he knows. Because when you know something
Speaker 10: like this, any other conspiracy person we've talked about, when
Speaker 10: they know, they don't shut up, right, and they've been
Speaker 10: threatened with death, and they've been threatened with all these
Speaker 10: things are so we've been led to believe.
Speaker 2: So for me, the idea is is he telling the truth?
Speaker 1: Or is this the first cuckoo can spe person that
Speaker 1: came forward and the US government went full anarchy on him,
Speaker 1: and Britain was like, he's like and he's not nothing,
Speaker 1: what are we doing? And the government US government was like,
Speaker 1: squash them all, don't let I don't want, we don't
Speaker 1: need this festering.
Speaker 2: Makes sense?
Speaker 7: Or is he dead like this Texter said, government just
Speaker 7: said he's living quietly exactly.
Speaker 2: We don't know. We don't know.
Speaker 1: I think it's equally as likely too that he's dead
Speaker 1: or alive, right, because his his his residence isn't disclosed, right,
Speaker 1: nobody knows where he lives.
Speaker 2: I'd like to take a look.
Speaker 1: Inside of his house because I'm imagining, you know, there's
Speaker 1: there's like yarn boards, you know, I'm talking about all.
Speaker 2: Kind yeah, or he never touched that stuff.
Speaker 7: Again, like he has no internet access?
Speaker 2: Now what is that movie hackers or whatever.
Speaker 1: It's like, you can't have any kind of computer equipment
Speaker 1: at all whatsoever, which I think in today's modern society
Speaker 1: is impossible.
Speaker 2: Who's the Hunter More? Remember Hunter More? The website are
Speaker 2: you Up? Has anyone up? Website?
Speaker 10: And this was a guy it was all revenge porn, yes, yeah,
Speaker 10: and he got in so much trouble. He was if
Speaker 10: he was told if he touched another computer he would
Speaker 10: go to jail for life. Yeah, right, and guess what
Speaker 10: he doesn't do.
Speaker 2: He's still alive. He's still living like he was like
Speaker 2: mm hmm Roger that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, wow, you know how hard that's gotta be, though,
Speaker 1: especially today. No, I mean, I guess if you let
Speaker 1: him enjoy your freedom and your life, you'll do you'll
Speaker 1: do it, I guess. But it's so hard because everything's
Speaker 1: run by computers.
Speaker 2: Right. I got a button in my car. I hit
Speaker 2: the button and be like, what's the weather like today?
Speaker 1: And it tells me or I ask his stupid questions
Speaker 1: about dal and I have a nice conversation with my
Speaker 1: car about.
Speaker 2: Dildo's a might not your car your phone? Right? No,
Speaker 2: it's through my car. It's not through my phone. It's
Speaker 2: through my car. How does your car do that? It's
Speaker 2: got WiFi in it, and it's it's it's weird how
Speaker 2: it's all connected. I don't know.
Speaker 1: But it does not go through my phone at all, whatsoever.
Speaker 1: I got a button on my steering wheel that I
Speaker 1: could say literally anything into.
Speaker 2: You do okay?
Speaker 1: You talk to the interface, yeah okay, and then it
Speaker 1: brings up that's Google's voice or whatever, and Google comes
Speaker 1: up and it tells me directions to where I need
Speaker 1: to go.
Speaker 2: I can say, you know, I put the push to
Speaker 2: the button, I'm all like play X song and it'll
Speaker 2: pull it out.
Speaker 10: So it's not the Android version of car play, like
Speaker 10: it's just automatically connecting.
Speaker 2: To your phone.
Speaker 1: I can test it when I get my car back
Speaker 1: and just leave my phone like far away so it's
Speaker 1: not connected, or just turn it off or just turn
Speaker 1: it off or whatever and test it that way. But
Speaker 1: I know I have I sit there and I have
Speaker 1: great conversations with my car and while I'm down the road.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, I know.
Speaker 1: Right, it's amazing what you'll learn now to your point's
Speaker 1: valid to what explanation is computers. So with this guy,
Speaker 1: and maybe with this Scottish fella here, how do you
Speaker 1: stay away from that? Well, with today's modern cars. If
Speaker 1: he's got a brand new car, he's got that option.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: If he's got a phone, he's got that option. So
Speaker 1: what that leaves, That leaves you you're communicating with either
Speaker 1: landlines or flip phones. Right, And when it comes to
Speaker 1: your car, you have to have something an older model
Speaker 1: that doesn't have that technology.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So I mean again it depends on what they did.
Speaker 2: They decide is a computer, right, and.
Speaker 7: Hunter more as far as he goes, he if he
Speaker 7: was told to stay off of computers or Internet whatever,
Speaker 7: for it must have been only for a period of
Speaker 7: time because he is on social media right again.
Speaker 10: Yeah, just I don't know what the the idea is
Speaker 10: that parameter. He could stay away from it. Yeah, but
Speaker 10: the threat of jail, no public execution, no stony. But
Speaker 10: this guy, the Scottish guy. I'd never heard about this
Speaker 10: guy until just last week. Gary McKinnon, it's a good
Speaker 10: rabbit hole to go down, take a break and we'll
Speaker 10: be back.
Speaker 2: If you saw this online and shared it with me,
Speaker 2: the Black Eye Club, if you are, I'm sorry, said
Speaker 2: like the NBA, the Black Eye Club. No, it's just
Speaker 2: a joke, bro Okay.
Speaker 10: Anyway, this is an alleged group of politicians, celebrities and
Speaker 10: religious leaders and billionaires who have to appear in public
Speaker 10: with a heavy bruised.
Speaker 2: Eye, not just any eye, specifically the left eye.
Speaker 1: I didn't notice that it was just mostly the left eye.
Speaker 1: I just thought it was interesting that the whole meaning
Speaker 1: behind it and they.
Speaker 2: All have this black guy.
Speaker 10: The idea is that this isn't accidental. It is a
Speaker 10: visual mark left after someone participates in an elite ritual,
Speaker 10: is punished by the group or is reminded who can.
Speaker 2: Cos them.
Speaker 10: There's no official rule book that is, of course released
Speaker 10: out there. This started spreading around twenty seventeen, obviously has
Speaker 10: grown through social media. Here are some of the rules,
Speaker 10: or believed rules. The eye is deliberately marked. The bruise
Speaker 10: is supposedly created during a secret ceremony. Some versions claim
Speaker 10: the person is struck. Others describe the ritual involving the
Speaker 10: eye socket, blood, energy transfer, altered consciousness.
Speaker 2: Left eye is preferred. Believers connect the left eye to
Speaker 2: occult ideas, the left hand path, the eye of Horace,
Speaker 2: and the all seen eye imagery associated with the Illuminati.
Speaker 2: The left eye is treated as the symbolic doorway to
Speaker 2: the person's soul or consciousness.
Speaker 10: The mark must be seen publicly. The theory only works
Speaker 10: if a person appears before cameras. The black eye is
Speaker 10: supposedly a coded announcement to others, the other insiders, that
Speaker 10: this person has been initiated, disciplined, or brought under control.
Speaker 10: Members do not reveal the real cause. They offer ordinary
Speaker 10: explanations like falls, accidents, surgery, sports, door something like that
Speaker 10: as the cover story.
Speaker 1: So I thought that was kind of interesting as I
Speaker 1: was listening into that, Like some of the explanations are
Speaker 1: so outlandish. I think it was like George w Right
Speaker 1: who said he got his from falling out of bed couch.
Speaker 2: Falling off the couch, that's what it was. What did
Speaker 2: you hit the table on your way down?
Speaker 1: Bro?
Speaker 2: Like, how do you get a black ass from falling
Speaker 2: off the couch?
Speaker 1: Also, later of the Free World, how clumsy are you
Speaker 1: to just roll over fall off.
Speaker 2: The bend short sided couch?
Speaker 7: By the way, well, I think we have established that
Speaker 7: a lot of the leaders of the Free World are clumsy.
Speaker 7: We've seen them tripping.
Speaker 2: Off almost every president has tripped up the steps, yes.
Speaker 7: And falling off bicycles.
Speaker 1: There's a difference between falling off a bicycle or tripping
Speaker 1: up the steps.
Speaker 2: That makes sense.
Speaker 1: But to roll over off your couch like you're just
Speaker 1: taking a little afternoon nap and then you fell.
Speaker 2: Off the couch.
Speaker 10: So hold on, I get we gotta get to this
Speaker 10: so members don't reveal the real cause. We talked about
Speaker 10: that the timing matters. Researchers look for a major event
Speaker 10: shortly before after the bruise on the person or a
Speaker 10: new role or something like that. For example, Robert Downey
Speaker 10: Junior is one that has sided a lot that he
Speaker 10: got joined the Black I Club right before his big
Speaker 10: movie role with Marvel, and that he was coming off
Speaker 10: addiction and arresting all these things, and he was making
Speaker 10: barely any money and quote unquote barely any money in film,
Speaker 10: and then all of a sudden he gets like the
Speaker 10: biggest contract he's ever had, in the biggest role and
Speaker 10: propels him to the you know, the top of the board.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they're selling their souls to the devil.
Speaker 10: That's just one example. Right, We talked about the w
Speaker 10: that he had. The theory places him in the club
Speaker 10: because of his family's long standing connection to political power,
Speaker 10: intelligence agencies, Skull and Bones, and the presidency, and it's
Speaker 10: treated as an established insider rather than a new initiate.
Speaker 10: And he repeatedly identified on the list of alleged members.
Speaker 10: Another one that's on here. See if I can get
Speaker 10: to a good run. Pope Francis. He suffered a black
Speaker 10: eye in Colombia in September of twenty seventeen. His vehicle
Speaker 10: reportedly stopped abruptly, causing him to strike his face against
Speaker 10: the popemobile.
Speaker 2: How you going to break check the pope? Man? Come on,
Speaker 2: that's just trolling. Right there, like the driver, just like
Speaker 2: slam on the brake.
Speaker 10: Don't believers consider Francis especially significant because the Vatican is
Speaker 10: frequently linked to theories about ancient secret societies, hidden archives,
Speaker 10: in occult ritual His very visible injury became one of
Speaker 10: the most recognizable Black Eye Club members. Prince Philip and
Speaker 10: Prince Andrew, both British Royals, have appeared in the Black
Speaker 10: Eye Club discussions. The theory connects the royal family to
Speaker 10: inherited elite membership, arguing that the bruises represent their ritual
Speaker 10: renewal or discipline rather than entry level initiation. Prince Philip's
Speaker 10: visible facial injuries were publicly associated with an automobile accident.
Speaker 10: Kanye West is on this list. The conspiracy changes depending
Speaker 10: on the era, but some claim the injury marked his
Speaker 10: initiation into the music industry inner circle. Others say it
Speaker 10: represented punishment because Kanye repeatedly spoke publicly about.
Speaker 1: Control contracts, handlers, and the entertainment business. Okay, Lady Gaga
Speaker 1: is on the list.
Speaker 2: She had a visible facial injury after being struck by
Speaker 2: a poll during a twenty twelve performance. Followers connect her
Speaker 2: to the theory because her videos costumes and performances regularly
Speaker 2: use one eye poses, triangles, masks, and religious occult imagery.
Speaker 2: The injury is therefore presented as part of a larger
Speaker 2: symbolic pattern rather than isolated stage accident.
Speaker 10: Justin Bieber Bieber Bieber, He's shown as being in the club,
Speaker 10: and he said it was connected to fighting. The theory
Speaker 10: links his rapid childhood rise, powerful management structure, and the
Speaker 10: pressure placed on young stars. Some versions classify him as
Speaker 10: a victim of industry initiation rather than a willing participant.
Speaker 1: Madonna is on this list of the Black Eye Club
Speaker 1: members Sorry at the one clock Black Eye members. The
Speaker 1: theory is she's considered a senior entertainment industry insider, someone
Speaker 1: displaying the symbols, rather than the simply being recruited, initiated, punished.
Speaker 1: Steve Bouschemi is on.
Speaker 2: This list Wow.
Speaker 10: He suffered serious facial injuries during a two thousand and
Speaker 10: one bar fight, reportedly trying to help other another actor.
Speaker 10: The conspiracy treats the extreme injury and his continued.
Speaker 1: High level Hollywood career as suspicious, though his case does
Speaker 1: not fit the left eye pattern like the others do.
Speaker 1: Ryan Gosling, Brad Pitt ben affleck All on this list.
Speaker 1: They claimed connection is the movement into their top tier
Speaker 1: Hollywood moments, major franchises, awards, enormous contracts, and access to
Speaker 1: powerful studios. In theory, the bruise marks their price of
Speaker 1: entering or remaining in that level of influence. It's kind
Speaker 1: of like we went through the stint for a while
Speaker 1: where you'd see somebody young would die of a heart problem,
Speaker 1: and everybody went to they must have got the vaccination
Speaker 1: right right.
Speaker 2: In reality, one in five people into the age of
Speaker 2: forty die from a heart attack. One in five. That's
Speaker 2: a big number, man.
Speaker 1: So it is entirely possible that these bruised eyes came
Speaker 1: from people who fell, ran into a poll, tripped something
Speaker 1: hit him in the face accidentally, or or it's the Illuminat.
Speaker 1: It's the Illuminati.
Speaker 2: Show readturns. Hello, Mike, Good morning, Corbin. How are you.
Speaker 2: I'm great, man, It's great to talk to you.
Speaker 10: And it's exciting because the Drillers are back in action
Speaker 10: Tuesday down at one oak Field and the team is
Speaker 10: continuing to play really well into the second half as
Speaker 10: there's still a top their their division.
Speaker 2: Right yeah, man, We're yeah.
Speaker 18: One game lead after winning the first half and punching
Speaker 18: our tickets to the So we started off in the
Speaker 18: second half hot again. And I don't know if we
Speaker 18: talked about it last time. I don't know if I
Speaker 18: realized it last time, but you know, we finished the
Speaker 18: first half with the best minor league base ball out
Speaker 18: of one hundred and twenties, and right now we have
Speaker 18: the second best record in all of minor league baseball.
Speaker 18: So the Drillers are having kind of a historic run
Speaker 18: this season. It's it's as good as we've been.
Speaker 2: Is that the best in the history of the organization?
Speaker 2: From your recollection?
Speaker 18: You know, Brian and I were talking about that at
Speaker 18: the office. We had a fifty win half back in
Speaker 18: nineteen ninety eight when we won the championship. That's probably
Speaker 18: the best half season we'd ever played. I think we
Speaker 18: went like fifty and you know, fifty and thirty or
Speaker 18: something like fifteen and twenty five, something like that. But
Speaker 18: this half that we had, we went forty six and
Speaker 18: twenty three, doubled up our win total over our lost total.
Speaker 18: That's run right up there. It's probably the first or
Speaker 18: second best winning percentage we've ever had in a half season.
Speaker 18: So Yeah, we're incredible right now and it's been fun
Speaker 18: to watch. We've got the top three prospects in the
Speaker 18: Dodgers organization all play for us. We got Kendall George back,
Speaker 18: you know, who's a number one pick sol one hundred
Speaker 18: bases last year. He is back in the saddle. Of
Speaker 18: his first game returning to Tulsa, he went four for
Speaker 18: four with a walk off hit and hit a triple
Speaker 18: legged it out, which was great to see because he
Speaker 18: was coming back from a knee injury. So yeah, I
Speaker 18: mean things are going well. Things are going really really well.
Speaker 18: If we keep this team together, I think we have
Speaker 18: a great chance to win the championship at home, which
Speaker 18: is something we've never done in franchise history in forty
Speaker 18: nine years.
Speaker 2: So we'll so go back to that in a minute.
Speaker 10: Let's talk about the guys getting back home on Tuesday,
Speaker 10: two dollars Tuesday happening with Northwest Arkansas coming to town.
Speaker 10: We've got something else you guys are doing besides the
Speaker 10: normal thing that happens with Christmas in July next week,
Speaker 10: which is always fun to see happen as especially with
Speaker 10: this heat.
Speaker 18: Yeah, exactly, Christmas in July is never cool. On Christmas
Speaker 18: in July, so we'll see how it goes. But yeah,
Speaker 18: next Friday, I think we're doing Christmas in July. We'll
Speaker 18: do fireworks. Well, we'll try to make it sound and
Speaker 18: feel like a little bit of Christmas. Sand will be
Speaker 18: out there for the kiddos, So it should be kind
Speaker 18: of a fun and a little bit more special Friday
Speaker 18: night fireworks for us next Friday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and there's the typical things that happen with Thirstay
Speaker 2: Thursday that's going on and the bark in the park
Speaker 2: and three dollars white Claws and letting the pups run
Speaker 2: the bases afterwards on Wednesday.
Speaker 10: All this is at Tulsa Drillers dot com if you
Speaker 10: want to find out more. Margaritaville Night is gonna happen.
Speaker 10: And then the back to school lunchbox giveaway. You guys
Speaker 10: always try to do something nice for back to school
Speaker 10: or don't you?
Speaker 18: Yeah, back to school'd be great. These are really cool lunchboxes.
Speaker 18: They look like drillers jerseys. Really great giveaway for the
Speaker 18: kids as they get ready for to go back to school.
Speaker 18: And then the summer and that's also our mascot Mania night,
Speaker 18: so Hornsby is gonna have, you know, like a ton
Speaker 18: of mascots out there. I think we've got like a
Speaker 18: dozen different mascots coming in, some for different professional sports teams,
Speaker 18: some different companies that are supporters of the Drillers. So
Speaker 18: really good night for the family. That's our library reading
Speaker 18: program night. So if your kids have been enrolled at
Speaker 18: the Tulsa City County libraries and participating their reading program,
Speaker 18: if they complete it, they get tickets to the game
Speaker 18: next Saturday night. So yeah, it should be. It should
Speaker 18: be a fun one first fifteen hundred fans. I think
Speaker 18: at a lunchbox too.
Speaker 10: So yeah, exciting stuff happening down at one Oak Field
Speaker 10: with Tulsa Jilliers as they're back in action on Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about some other baseball stuff.
Speaker 10: With the trade deadline and the Dodgers sitting very comfortable
Speaker 10: right now, what are the chances they we see them
Speaker 10: dish guys off try and secure some spots to make
Speaker 10: the postseason perfect.
Speaker 18: You know, they they're always active, man, I expect it.
Speaker 18: I don't think the rumors have quite started flying too
Speaker 18: much yet. I think the big the big player available
Speaker 18: that's that's potentially going to move is Schooble, the Cy
Speaker 18: Young Award winning pitcher from the Tigers. He may be
Speaker 18: on the move. I know the Dodgers are going to
Speaker 18: try to put a package together to get him. The
Speaker 18: Brewers are really really hot. They could be somebody in
Speaker 18: the mix for him as well, So it'd be really
Speaker 18: interesting to see where he goes. But yeah, I expect
Speaker 18: the Dodgers to be active. Uh And and you know,
Speaker 18: we always get a little nervous around this time because
Speaker 18: that means that we could see some drillers guys potentially
Speaker 18: on the move if they're going out for some major
Speaker 18: league talent, But right now they're their lap in the field.
Speaker 18: Them and the Brewers basically have got the got the
Speaker 18: National League fully under control. Dodgers have a have a
Speaker 18: double digit lead in the West. Uh So there's there's
Speaker 18: really no you know, like imminent urgent types of things
Speaker 18: they have to do. So well, we'll see what they do.
Speaker 18: But we'll be tuning in here these next ten days.
Speaker 10: Who do you think is more dangerous with a trade
Speaker 10: deadline looming? A team that's one two and a half
Speaker 10: games back, or a team like the Mets that is
Speaker 10: probably gonna have a fire sale.
Speaker 18: Well, I mean, the Mets wouldn't be dangerous if they're
Speaker 18: doing that, I think. I think really the dangerous teams
Speaker 18: are those ones that are kind of just out there
Speaker 18: that you and I are not talking about, that are
Speaker 18: you know, really in a wild card position and they're
Speaker 18: looking to improve their chances if they advance further on
Speaker 18: and have to play the Dodgers potentially in the NLCS
Speaker 18: like those are the types of teams that they go
Speaker 18: make a couple of big moves. It kind of galvanizes
Speaker 18: the clubhouse. It makes them believe. Then they start clicking
Speaker 18: and and it's usually that team that's playing the best
Speaker 18: ball at the end of the year doesn't necessarily have
Speaker 18: to be the best team on paper or in the
Speaker 18: standings for the full season. It's that team that comes
Speaker 18: together at the end. So, you know, these teams that
Speaker 18: are on the fringe, maybe not winning their division, but
Speaker 18: in a good spot, a trade can get them over
Speaker 18: the hump and also get that clubhouse believing that they
Speaker 18: can go and take on the Brewers and the Dodgers
Speaker 18: right now in the National League. And same thing for
Speaker 18: teams in the middle in the American League. I mean
Speaker 18: a team like Minnesota, we were talking about them, I
Speaker 18: don't know, a couple months ago, and they look like
Speaker 18: they were just going to have an absolute dud of
Speaker 18: a season. And now they're you know, they've gotten a
Speaker 18: little bit hot. They're a few games under five hund
Speaker 18: but they're right in the thick of the of the
Speaker 18: wild card race. Teams like that can be dangerous if
Speaker 18: they make a couple of moves and then they start believing, hey,
Speaker 18: you know what, why not us? You know, American League
Speaker 18: is up for grabs. Yankees are not playing as well
Speaker 18: as they were. Tampa Bay's not that exciting. You know,
Speaker 18: the White Sox are leading the National League, you know,
Speaker 18: Central or right there at the top. Like you gotta
Speaker 18: feel like if you're in the American League, you make
Speaker 18: a couple of trades, you can win the haul, dam
Speaker 18: that you can win the penn in the head of
Speaker 18: the World Series.
Speaker 2: Right especially a team like the Red Sox, where it's
Speaker 2: easy to get guys excited about winning because one they're
Speaker 2: coming off this long thirteen game winning streak, but also
Speaker 2: the franchise history with the Boston Red Sox.
Speaker 18: They could be dangerous, very dangerous. They were not very
Speaker 18: dangerous two weeks ago. They just rattled off a franchise record.
Speaker 18: I mean, that's one of the oldest franchises in Big
Speaker 18: League Baseball, I think. And they just tied their franchise
Speaker 18: record yesterday first game of the doubleheader. I think it
Speaker 18: was her fifteenth win in a row. They lost the
Speaker 18: second game, so the streak is snapped. But they're firmly
Speaker 18: right in the middle of it now. I think they're
Speaker 18: they're in position for a wild card and and they're
Speaker 18: also in the position to challenge the Yankees and the
Speaker 18: Rays in the East.
Speaker 1: All Right, I want to hold you down real quick
Speaker 1: to something. Who do you like winning the American League?
Speaker 1: And who do you like winning the National League?
Speaker 18: Okay, National League? I gotta go Dodgers. I just I
Speaker 18: just feel like too good. They have too much depth.
Speaker 18: They've got too many great players coming back from injury
Speaker 18: that are gonna make them strong. Those are gonna be
Speaker 18: like trade line missions. When guys like Blake Smell and
Speaker 18: to now and Will Smith's injury. Feel good about the
Speaker 18: Dodgers American League, it's wide open. I really feel like
Speaker 18: we're gonna get us out of the American League. Now,
Speaker 18: you'd probably say Tampa Bay, the Yankees. If they get
Speaker 18: Judge back, you gotta feel like that they're gonna be
Speaker 18: in the thick of it. But I wouldn't be surprised
Speaker 18: to see a team like like the White Sox or
Speaker 18: like somebody like that. The Mariners make a little bit
Speaker 18: of a run, the Red Sox continue they're hot ways
Speaker 18: and just keep believing as they head into the playoffs.
Speaker 2: I think that is wide open.
Speaker 18: But if you had to hold me down to it,
Speaker 18: I'd probably say, right now, I'd still say Yankees. When
Speaker 18: Judge gets back, they're still right there lurking. And when
Speaker 18: you get Judged back and maybe Gene Carlos Stanton back,
Speaker 18: they're gonna be dangerous.
Speaker 2: I agree with you on the Dodgers. I'm gonna take
Speaker 2: the Twins. I think to win the American League. I
Speaker 2: think we're gonna see something like it.
Speaker 10: They're gonna make some moves I think to try and
Speaker 10: get back to it and make it a wild card run.
Speaker 10: But what's important is that the drillers are back in action.
Speaker 10: Get down to One Oak Field and see the future
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Speaker 2: Thanks for joining us, Mike.
Speaker 18: You bet, Thanks, Corby, you guys have the great rest
Speaker 18: of the week.
Speaker 2: R take a break, We'll be back.
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Speaker 10: Now here's Corbyn, Kimpi and Lindsay with this week's topless.
Speaker 10: This week's topless are the reasons you hate summer? Reasons
Speaker 10: you hate summer?
Speaker 2: What do you got, Lindsay?
Speaker 7: Number five all the extra grocery store trips with the
Speaker 7: kids being home during the summer. They're always eating, so
Speaker 7: I spend so much more money and I don't like that.
Speaker 7: Number four on my list is the higher energy bill
Speaker 7: from running my air conditioning NonStop. I think it almost
Speaker 7: doubles in the summertime.
Speaker 2: Makes sense. I got mine in the mail the other day.
Speaker 2: It's damn over two hundred dollars, said, your kidding me?
Speaker 7: Yeah exactly.
Speaker 2: My mom's was running apparently so much it broke. Oh
Speaker 2: or ac broke? Oh wow, not broke, like, let's just fix.
Speaker 7: It, replace it.
Speaker 2: That I want to guess.
Speaker 7: Eleven Nope, grand more.
Speaker 1: Less gimpy, Uh to replace the entire city everything you're
Speaker 1: looking at.
Speaker 2: I mean that's just the box on the outside. You
Speaker 2: do have to do reducting or anything like that.
Speaker 1: Everything everything and out, Okay, So you're looking at spending
Speaker 1: at least seven grand nineteen.
Speaker 10: If you want to go, you can go nineteen. Right now,
Speaker 10: it looks like thirteen doka.
Speaker 2: That's the thing.
Speaker 1: If you want to be comfortable, you know you're paying it.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I had the discussion with my No, we're
Speaker 1: paying it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Does a homeowner's warranty cover that or not? When you
Speaker 7: buy one of those?
Speaker 2: What are you talking about?
Speaker 1: Yeah, No mean like if you have a homeowner's warranty, yeah,
Speaker 1: but does it cover thee My mum's living in the
Speaker 1: house like ten years, probably more than that. No, we're
Speaker 1: just gonna stand there and go every day, let them
Speaker 1: kick us in the balls, right for the next seven years.
Speaker 2: So I mean, is she getting it replaced or of
Speaker 2: course we are right now? Oh no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: you gotta it takes it takes a minute. I didn't know.
Speaker 1: She was just sitting there with like, no, the company's
Speaker 1: being cool. Okay, well that's good, unlike her house.
Speaker 2: The company's being cool. They're gonna they're gonna take care
Speaker 2: of it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, they got it where it's kind of working, okay,
Speaker 10: but and if it gets worse, they'll bring in, uh
Speaker 10: some window.
Speaker 2: That sucks. Yeah, so yeah, electricity.
Speaker 7: Number three on my list is not being able to
Speaker 7: go into my backyard and relax in a body of
Speaker 7: water anymore.
Speaker 2: You ain't that all the year. Yeah, that is a
Speaker 2: summer issue. Yeah, you've chose to buy a house with that.
Speaker 7: Number two the bugs, specifically flies, because they get into
Speaker 7: my home. I cannot stand them at all. When I
Speaker 7: went back to visit my mom, she found or she
Speaker 7: had she had gotten a a bug trap at the
Speaker 7: casino on a prize day. You know they have the
Speaker 7: casinos like give out random gifts.
Speaker 2: I don't know that, but yeah, yeah they do.
Speaker 7: It looks like a bug zapper, you know, the big
Speaker 7: units that you like hang and but this one is
Speaker 7: actually like a bug sucker upper. It's got a light
Speaker 7: inside of it, so you know, they're attracted to the light,
Speaker 7: and then it's got a suction on the inside, so
Speaker 7: it sucks them up and traps them so it doesn't
Speaker 7: zap them.
Speaker 1: It just sucks them up and then they suffocate and
Speaker 1: die and then you've got to empty it every now.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, So she gave me that and I I hooked
Speaker 7: it up this week and it's kind of cool. It's
Speaker 7: it's working, so it's it's keeping them from flying in.
Speaker 2: Vomit when the blue light thing, Yeah, it works pretty good.
Speaker 7: I do have one of those. Those are I feel
Speaker 7: like those are better though, for like the tiny like
Speaker 7: fruit flies. If you get those, I have.
Speaker 10: Found that once it gets about twenty percent full, you
Speaker 10: gotta start over. Yeah, because it goes oh my gosh,
Speaker 10: there's a dead friend, right, yeah, Frank.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: And then number one on my list is not having
Speaker 7: my own swimming pool.
Speaker 2: You just did it twice?
Speaker 7: Yeah, because I miss it that much. I miss it
Speaker 7: that much. It's so depressing.
Speaker 2: I know, I know, I know. I can only be
Speaker 2: mad at yourself.
Speaker 17: I know.
Speaker 1: Now here's the dildo, lindsay, is you can go and
Speaker 1: get a pool and put in your backyard, whether it
Speaker 1: be one of those inflatable ones or you know, ain't
Speaker 1: nothing wrong with an above ground pool party.
Speaker 7: So we can't our. Cha won't allow an above ground
Speaker 7: pool what our HA won't allow?
Speaker 2: And above that sucks stupid pravacy fence. Nobody know.
Speaker 7: I agree, Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Okay, you made the decision you got. I don't have
Speaker 1: to complain about it. Silly, I say, you buy I
Speaker 1: want to put it in the front yard top list.
Speaker 10: These are reasons you hate summer bmms and whatever that
Speaker 10: is to eight, two, nine, four, five, What do you got, GIMPI.
Speaker 2: Coming in a number five?
Speaker 1: The unpredictable weather. Sometimes it's blazing hot. Sometimes it rains
Speaker 1: for three days, and that's what sucks, because you just
Speaker 1: don't know it does reach a certain part in the summer,
Speaker 1: a certain point to where the rain is finally stopped,
Speaker 1: sort of ish, but like, at least in the beginning
Speaker 1: of summer, it seems like it's just it. It rains
Speaker 1: and then it's hot, and then it rains and then
Speaker 1: it's hot, which moves me into my number four spot.
Speaker 2: Mowing. Mowing because you can't mow.
Speaker 1: For a couple of days because it has rained for
Speaker 1: a couple of days, and then you gotta let the
Speaker 1: ground dry up. And while the ground's drying up and
Speaker 1: it's nice, bright, sunshiny outside, your grass is growing three
Speaker 1: feet out of time, and then you gotta get out
Speaker 1: there and you gotta mow that bitch eventually, right, And
Speaker 1: it is such a giant pain in the dong to
Speaker 1: get out there in mow grass that's knee high because
Speaker 1: you couldn't get to it earlier because it was raining.
Speaker 2: I'm over on that one.
Speaker 1: So going into number three is that, along with the
Speaker 1: unpredictable weather and the mowing, is the pouring of sweat,
Speaker 1: uncontrollably pouring of sweat out of your body. You step
Speaker 1: outside for a second, you're dripping.
Speaker 2: Hell, bro, what was it?
Speaker 1: I want to say, it was like Tuesday, Right, I
Speaker 1: left here, I got on my bike, have my cut on, right,
Speaker 1: I got my jeans d D.
Speaker 2: By the time I got to my house, I take
Speaker 2: my cut off.
Speaker 1: I am my shirt is drenched in sweat like I
Speaker 1: had been outside working on the roof all day or mowing.
Speaker 1: So oh damn disturbing. So that's number three. Number two
Speaker 1: is that that brick wall of heat. As soon as
Speaker 1: you you're sitting inside your car, or you're sitting inside
Speaker 1: your house and that cool air conditioning or maybe even
Speaker 1: your office at work, right, you're like, this is comfy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right, I don't feel good.
Speaker 1: And then you open up that door because you got
Speaker 1: to go somewhere, And as soon as you open up
Speaker 1: that door, I can't breathe.
Speaker 2: I just slammed myself into a brick wall of heat.
Speaker 2: It is the worst.
Speaker 1: And I think for me, number one reason why I
Speaker 1: hate summer is going to bed while the sun is
Speaker 1: still up and the kids are outside playing. Now, we'll
Speaker 1: get used to it, right, That's the choice that we
Speaker 1: made because we gotta go to bed sowarly.
Speaker 2: But it doesn't stop it from socking, because here you are.
Speaker 1: I've got blackout curtains in every room in my house
Speaker 1: right because of that reason, and like, well, this still
Speaker 1: shines a little bit of line in there. I can
Speaker 1: still kind of hear the kids outside playing.
Speaker 2: It's just like, oh man, blackout curtains are amazing, are
Speaker 2: they aren't they? It's better than putting foil on your
Speaker 2: windows looking like a damn twigger.
Speaker 10: All right, Top reasons you hate summer BMMS and whatever
Speaker 10: that is to eight two nine four five. Number five
Speaker 10: for me, the word extreme. We over use this word
Speaker 10: in the summer, extreme heat.
Speaker 2: It is an extreme.
Speaker 10: If it's a common thing, let's just start calling it
Speaker 10: normal heat. In the winter, if we heard extreme snowfall,
Speaker 10: we'd be buying so much bread. We do hear extreme
Speaker 10: cold in winter, not very often, almost never, But we
Speaker 10: hear extreme heat all it feels like they've just changed
Speaker 10: July to extreme.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right, right, welcome to the month of extreme. That's
Speaker 2: that's number five.
Speaker 10: Number four people that say I love the heat, all right,
Speaker 10: well then you'll love hell because who loves touching a
Speaker 10: molten lava steering wheel?
Speaker 2: Right? Or you're accidentally you're wearing shorts and you die
Speaker 2: touches the belt buckle. Yea the heat, man.
Speaker 1: I say, I mowed my neighbor's lawn as well as mine, right,
Speaker 1: and I went over there to put a post note
Speaker 1: on the door to say, hey, send me some cash
Speaker 1: from owing alawn. Right, my leg accidentally touched their screen door,
Speaker 1: which is metal frame, burnt the piss right out of it.
Speaker 1: I was like, I wouldn't expecting it to get that hot.
Speaker 1: It's a door, but it's a metal door.
Speaker 2: So that's uh. Number four.
Speaker 1: Number three wasps, red wasps, wasps, yellow jet whatever. They're
Speaker 1: just prevalent everyone where I'm this close, you can't see
Speaker 1: this other red.
Speaker 2: I'm this close to buying a bunch of preymantisis.
Speaker 10: You can buy like two hundred for like fifteen bucks
Speaker 10: on Amazon, and then about half of them survive.
Speaker 2: Huh, and they love wasps.
Speaker 7: There you go, this is not the first time you've mentioned.
Speaker 10: I know, I was yeah, and I don't know if
Speaker 10: this is true, but apparently you can buy a fake
Speaker 10: wasp nest and you put it where you see wasp
Speaker 10: and the wasp are like, oh my bad, sorry.
Speaker 2: I to know you're here, Occupato, senor. I don't know
Speaker 2: if that's true, or I've heard the dragonfly figurine thing
Speaker 2: also does it. I'm like, A, I don't know.
Speaker 7: I don't think that one works.
Speaker 2: I think it probably works about as good as the
Speaker 2: water bag by your front door, right with the penny
Speaker 2: in it. Yes, it's very dishragging. Good luck. So that's
Speaker 2: number three. Number two my garage. When you go onto
Speaker 2: your garage in the summer, it feels like you're in
Speaker 2: an oven.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it does.
Speaker 2: And anything in your garage is like an oven. You
Speaker 2: god forbid you put some important in the garage. Don't
Speaker 2: store your candles. And then number one thing I hate
Speaker 2: about summer sweat. I hate sweating. It's so uncomfortable. And
Speaker 2: if you do anything outside, I know why people go
Speaker 2: with the shirt off, because it's less laundry to do.
Speaker 2: Right wear. If I wear a shirt and I'm outside
Speaker 2: doing yard work, I am now drenched. I can ring
Speaker 2: it out now.
Speaker 10: That's even if I don't drink the night before, I'm
Speaker 10: still a ton of sweat is protruding out of my body.
Speaker 10: Somebody texting in things they hate about summer humidities. Humidity, yeah,
Speaker 10: swamp ass, hm, stinky balls.
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 10: How many are you smelling? Only the ones close and honest?
Speaker 10: How many are you smelling? Because I only smell mine
Speaker 10: if I go to the bathroom.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 10: Hard to sleep in the heat because ac is junk
Speaker 10: Number five emotions on edge of because of being hot,
Speaker 10: that's true.
Speaker 7: Yeah, people are crankier when they're uncomfortable.
Speaker 10: Somebody texting in for an own flies, mosquitoes, hornets, yep.
Speaker 10: Even leaving the house to check the mail. Oh yeah,
Speaker 10: oh gladly kids you want to check the mail?
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, that's my kid's job every day.
Speaker 10: Uh, you sweat enough to need another shower? Yeah, here's
Speaker 10: my thing is I will shower. I take cold showers
Speaker 10: in the summer. Yeah, because I get out and you're
Speaker 10: like sweating.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it feels good.
Speaker 10: The idea of like doing yardwork and then getting into
Speaker 10: the shower. I'm still sweating after the shower. Electric bills
Speaker 10: more than the mortgage. Truth, it's so hot, your buddy's
Speaker 10: that your underwear.
Speaker 2: It's hungry. Yeah, no thanks, But I do like the summer.
Speaker 1: It's fun. It's fun. Summer is fun, get out and
Speaker 1: do things. You're going out. Maybe you're a lake person, right,
Speaker 1: but it's only fun at certain times when it's hot
Speaker 1: between noon and like three, all right, and you're not
Speaker 1: near a body of water.
Speaker 2: Even if you are near a body of water, it
Speaker 2: still kind of sucks. Yeah.
Speaker 10: And when you have a pool, it's always like ninety
Speaker 10: eight degrees, right, you're stepping in bath water. Oh, let
Speaker 10: me just sit in the soup for a little bit.
Speaker 2: The old community neighborhood butt soup. All right, we gotta
Speaker 2: take a break. We'll be back.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 2: Honesty for me, I steal things from restaurants. What do
Speaker 2: you guys do that I have before?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I have actually taken a condiment like the little
Speaker 7: sauce container that like your condiments come in, like your
Speaker 7: little sauces.
Speaker 2: Like the caddies a ramicin Yeah, but not that battle ceramic. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you're talking about the plastic little solo cup.
Speaker 7: Yeah, like yes, but it's more like either a glass
Speaker 7: one okay, or yeah, a nicer one than.
Speaker 2: When was the last time you did that? Like how
Speaker 2: often do you think?
Speaker 7: Oh no, I've done it, like one time?
Speaker 2: How long ago?
Speaker 7: It's been years? Because my house to house, you know.
Speaker 2: What I mean? Like, I don't think you do that?
Speaker 2: Then you did it one time? What about you? Gimp man?
Speaker 1: I have taken plates, like whole ass dinner plates before.
Speaker 1: You have, of course silverware that goes with it, you know, cutlery.
Speaker 1: I have a really nice waffle House coffee mug that
Speaker 1: I took from the waffle House that I use. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I've got those little ramikins as well. Bro, I am
Speaker 1: no stranger to take in stuff from restaurants, pizzas, uh spatuless. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's a habitual habit I have. My wife is so
Speaker 1: embarrassed when I do it.
Speaker 10: They bring you a box and I just go, I
Speaker 10: just look at it and go slide it all into
Speaker 10: the box. I'm not even trying to hide it. If
Speaker 10: they checked the box on the way out, I'm confident
Speaker 10: that they can arrest me.
Speaker 2: Oh sorry, my bad, I didn't realize I was stealing it.
Speaker 10: Pint glasses. I've stolen so many pint glass. Oh yeah,
Speaker 10: I've never done plates. I've never done.
Speaker 1: Silverware because I always feel like that's really cheap silverware.
Speaker 2: That's about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I on my birthday once, I did take two wine
Speaker 7: glasses because I was, Oh, I love this wine glass,
Speaker 7: and a friend of mine's it's your birthday, you should
Speaker 7: take it is already kept, and I said, well, yeah,
Speaker 7: but I don't want just one. I gotta have at
Speaker 7: least another one. So I looks like I have a set,
Speaker 7: and she goes, okay, I'll take mine.
Speaker 10: Doesn't if when you do that doesn't always feel like
Speaker 10: you're like you're you're you're committing the biggest diamond heist.
Speaker 2: Right. Do you think they're gonna catch you? Yeah?
Speaker 10: Well list has been put together. Some of the things,
Speaker 10: the eleven things people steal the most often from restaurants.
Speaker 10: Some of them are going to be quite obvious, some
Speaker 10: of them are not. A spoons is are on this list.
Speaker 10: People apparently steal a lot of spoons, to which I say,
Speaker 10: maybe they just don't know they have it, unless maybe
Speaker 10: a drugs it's a drug thing, I don't know.
Speaker 7: Or maybe it's soup spoons, because I feel like people
Speaker 7: don't really have soup spoons at their house. It's just
Speaker 7: not necessary, No, but it's kind of nice to eat
Speaker 7: a soup, eat soup with an actual soup.
Speaker 2: I don't know the soup's better with the with a
Speaker 2: wider spoon.
Speaker 18: I think it is.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 2: Pictures they steal really like straight up off the wall. Yes,
Speaker 2: I feel probably why they screw them all down.
Speaker 7: Now I was gonna say, I feel like they're always
Speaker 7: like screwed into the walls. Especially at chain restaurants like
Speaker 7: Cracker Barrel. You're not getting that stuff off.
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 10: I think there's a big difference between I'm accidentally taking
Speaker 10: a spatulate because it's left in my pizza to go box, right,
Speaker 10: compared to you know, twelve by fourteen framed artwork just
Speaker 10: yank right off the wall. High end soaps and lotions
Speaker 10: apparently people go into the bathroom and if they have
Speaker 10: nice soap.
Speaker 2: They just take it.
Speaker 7: Is this a hotel?
Speaker 2: Okay, that's so weird.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 1: I have been in restaurants and been like, man, they
Speaker 1: have really nice soap. Found out what it was and
Speaker 1: bought it, right, but I'm not taking it.
Speaker 2: Pins. A lot of people take pins like servers when
Speaker 2: they say you know here you go sign your bill.
Speaker 10: Okay, yeah, I mean I have done that, but then
Speaker 10: I tipped more and go I took your pin. This
Speaker 10: is for another one, but I I've done when I
Speaker 10: waited tables, I had a nice pin that I used,
Speaker 10: and then I had pins I would leave for signing
Speaker 10: for that reason. Yes, yes, cups are on this list.
Speaker 10: A lot of people take those copper cups for mules.
Speaker 2: Okay, shotglasses are was my thing for a little while. Yeah,
Speaker 2: another thing on the most common things people steal from restaurants. Tips. Really,
Speaker 2: that's like you walk and take it off the table. Wow, wow, Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's you're a terrible person.
Speaker 7: If you Yeah, you really are.
Speaker 10: Tell me the difference between doing that and taking the
Speaker 10: waffle house mug or any of the other things can.
Speaker 1: Be Well, one you're taking from the company, the corporation.
Speaker 1: If shits corporation, whatever, you're still stealing from the company.
Speaker 1: And it's a coffee cup and it's okay, they can
Speaker 1: replace that without a problem. The money off the table
Speaker 1: that is somebody else's money that they're gonna use to
Speaker 1: feed themselves or their kids.
Speaker 2: Or whatever, buy their drugs or whatever. That's that's the difference.
Speaker 1: It's still somebody's money, true that it's in a different form,
Speaker 1: but like I'm not taking the waffle House coffee mug
Speaker 1: to go pay my electric bill, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: As to where somebody that twenty dollars or that five
Speaker 1: dollars whatever they left on the table, that's gas, that's
Speaker 1: bill money, that's whatever.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's their paycheck. Yes, that's a server's paycheck. And
Speaker 7: you know the glass that we that we take, that's
Speaker 7: just good. Someone's gonna end up knocking it down. It's
Speaker 7: gonna break anyways. Justify it, you know what I mean? Yeah?
Speaker 10: Uh, some people texting in of things that they've taken.
Speaker 10: I worked at Masio's. Their plates, cups, and silver warres
Speaker 10: were considered fine china. Back at my place. I worked
Speaker 10: at Wendy's as a teenager. People always took the salt
Speaker 10: and pepper shakers. I didn't understand why because they're salt
Speaker 10: pepper shakers. Bro might go buy it when I can
Speaker 10: just take it, you know, all the little plastic canisters
Speaker 10: of it.
Speaker 2: Some other things on this list anything antique or handcrafted.
Speaker 10: So if you eat at a restaurant that's got like
Speaker 10: nice stuff, you just take it, which is feels different.
Speaker 10: I don't know why, like like it's okay to take it. No,
Speaker 10: it's not okay, right, I guess because it's more expensive.
Speaker 10: I think there's a big difference between me, you know,
Speaker 10: from the restaurant's supply store.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: That's the fun thing though, is like most of that's
Speaker 1: just cheap stuff because you know, you want to decorate
Speaker 1: it just looks Maybe maybe I don't know. I don't
Speaker 1: know about a lot of restaurants putting antiques in there,
Speaker 1: but I could be wrong, right.
Speaker 7: I remember one time my dad and I were eating
Speaker 7: at an Arby's and you know, you take the tray
Speaker 7: to your table, and they had the salt and pepper
Speaker 7: shakers on the tables, and he had used it, and
Speaker 7: then he set them on the tray and when he
Speaker 7: went to clear the table, he emptied the tray, of course,
Speaker 7: in the trash can, and he went on said the
Speaker 7: f wort, I think, and he was like, I just
Speaker 7: threw away the salt and pepper shaker on accident, of course,
Speaker 7: because he had set it on the tray. And he
Speaker 7: went up to the register and he said, I'm so sorry,
Speaker 7: I just accidentally threw the salt and pepper shakers away
Speaker 7: because it was sitting on my train, and the lady
Speaker 7: goes it happens all the time. Don't even worry. He's like,
Speaker 7: are you sure I'll pay for it?
Speaker 2: Got a box of them in the back.
Speaker 7: Exactly. That's what she said. It happens all the time.
Speaker 2: Ramikin's on this list. Things that your tartar sauce comes in,
Speaker 2: or barbecue sauce or whatever makes sense. I've only used
Speaker 2: mine like maybe three times. I don't know, just to
Speaker 2: put some ranch in dip. Yes, that's about it.
Speaker 10: It's a dipping bowl. Metal cocktail picks or metal straws.
Speaker 10: I don't know if I go to restaurants that use metal.
Speaker 1: Cocktail picks, like what you would spear your olives or lines.
Speaker 7: Or whatever with nice Oh, I just thought of something else.
Speaker 7: I once took, okay, a crab leg cracker because I
Speaker 7: didn't have one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, crab at home?
Speaker 1: Do?
Speaker 2: We did?
Speaker 7: Before kids? That was like a date night for us.
Speaker 7: We'd go and get like four pounds.
Speaker 2: It was four pounds, good for you, that's good money
Speaker 2: bags over here?
Speaker 7: Well before kids, sure you got extra dough.
Speaker 10: Another thing on the list that customers steal most often
Speaker 10: from restaurants steak knives.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, I could see that, right, I could see that.
Speaker 1: I just would be worried I would hurt myself.
Speaker 2: Right, you stick in your pocket and stab your penis
Speaker 2: or thigh.
Speaker 7: But yes, put it in your lady's purse.
Speaker 1: If you're doing it in your lady knows right. Excuse me, sir,
Speaker 1: is that a steak knife in your pocket?
Speaker 10: My wife can't handle those that type of information, so
Speaker 10: I have to wait till we've left.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then let her know, Hey, there's a plate.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's why when I do this spatula, I look
Speaker 10: right in her eye and like like I'm farting in
Speaker 10: her face or something.
Speaker 2: I'm like, yeah, make it uncomfortable. Yes, oh god, I'm
Speaker 2: an accessory.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's she's like looking over her shoulder, like on
Speaker 1: the way out, and she's like, should we tip more?
Speaker 2: I'm like no, she don't. The waitress don't care. Oh,
Speaker 2: they got a box of them in the back.
Speaker 1: She's probably glad it's one less thing she has to carry.
Speaker 2: She can now stack stuff.
Speaker 10: And then then the last thing on this list of
Speaker 10: things customers most often steal from restaurants, plants, plants.
Speaker 7: How are you getting out of there with the same
Speaker 7: way you do with wine glasses?
Speaker 1: You just that focus is mine, just straight out the
Speaker 1: front door with it. I've never been at a restaurant
Speaker 1: and been like, man, food's good, but their botany is
Speaker 1: on point. I have stolen bamboo off the wall of
Speaker 1: a Pan Express before.
Speaker 2: Wow, real bamboo and a Panda Express.
Speaker 1: No though, this is whatever fake craft that they had
Speaker 1: on their wall, you know. And it was kind of
Speaker 1: half ass lee up there. And this was back in
Speaker 1: the trench coat days, all right, so it was really easy,
Speaker 1: you know. I pulled it straight off the wall and
Speaker 1: I stuffed it underneath my trench coat and I walked
Speaker 1: straight out the Panda Express and I took it home
Speaker 1: with me. And I have no idea why except to
Speaker 1: say that I got bamboo from a Pan Express.
Speaker 2: I just feel like your house would be like very
Speaker 2: a crackheads cracker barrel. Here's bamboo from.
Speaker 1: Pan Express, waffle house coffee mug, a comb from a
Speaker 1: construction site.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're not wrong.
Speaker 1: A tapestry from the fair. That's the only thing I'm
Speaker 1: missing in my house. I don't believe you. I don't
Speaker 1: believe you. I need to get some tapestries.
Speaker 10: One of our bosses sent me a Texas said, I
Speaker 10: have a plate from Hideaway. Okay, plate from Hideaway in
Speaker 10: my pantry. I love that little guy's face and it's
Speaker 10: so tall. It looks great there, if you say so.
Speaker 10: When my wife and I got our first place, we
Speaker 10: were like eighteen, she would bring her big purse with
Speaker 10: tupperware in it to the Golden Corral.
Speaker 2: You would fill it.
Speaker 7: That's hilarious.
Speaker 1: That still makes sense. Yeah, you're still a food and
Speaker 1: you're young, you're poor. You know you need some of
Speaker 1: that good fried chicken for later. It's a meat loaf,
Speaker 1: it's nachos.
Speaker 2: Come with tupperware and be like huh huh.
Speaker 1: That was before they started the to go. Now you
Speaker 1: can get Golden Corral to go. You go fill up
Speaker 1: your little starm container and as much.
Speaker 2: As you want. Yeah, they realized there was more money
Speaker 2: in doing that. Yea, right, then there was in not
Speaker 2: letting people do it right, because they just throw the
Speaker 2: whatever away at the end of the night, right, send
Speaker 2: it home with the employees.
Speaker 10: My son is a collection of table numbers from What
Speaker 10: a Burger Dude, which Gimpie says, oh, yeah, do you
Speaker 10: have bamboo? That does sound like something you would have?
Speaker 1: Though table numbers used to as as a kid, I
Speaker 1: did that any of the like sixty nine of course,
Speaker 1: obviously was a popular one. When I worked at the
Speaker 1: Carls Junior, we'd have to sometimes break open a new
Speaker 1: package of table numbers and I would dig through every
Speaker 1: last one of them and then I'd find the sixty
Speaker 1: nine and like you're coming with me.
Speaker 2: So the customers never got it. So you just had
Speaker 2: like a bunch of a bunch of Giggey's just around
Speaker 2: the house.
Speaker 7: Decorates this Christmas treat with them.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I took some those trays from McDonald's that you
Speaker 2: carry your food to the table on. Sure those are
Speaker 2: not good trays for breaking up your weed on.
Speaker 10: Oh okay, I speaking more of crafts, but okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, because.
Speaker 2: The grooves and the weed flakes they get stuck in there.
Speaker 2: You don't get all your weed and just use a
Speaker 2: book like a normal person. Oh you use a silver plutter?
Speaker 2: Do you have a silver like a real silver platter
Speaker 2: or not? I don't know if it's real silver, but
Speaker 2: it was my mas. I doubt it's real silver. Your
Speaker 2: mom got this as a wedding gift.
Speaker 1: She's like, I can't wait to best it's on to
Speaker 1: my little boy and he's out there like amen.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: It sits right next to my couch with my TV tray,
Speaker 1: you know, and I'll just pick it up. I used
Speaker 1: it just last night as a matter of fact. And
Speaker 1: some bitch is big.
Speaker 2: It's like at least a foot and a half two
Speaker 2: feet long, that's measure. Yeah, it's massive and it worked though.
Speaker 2: It works with this.
Speaker 7: Carls Junior sixteen.
Speaker 2: Here's a question.
Speaker 10: No, those are on display, Michelle in the curio cabinet
Speaker 10: next to the Avon perfume models. Sometime I want you
Speaker 10: to make a list of the inventory of s you
Speaker 10: just have as decoration in your house. Here's a question
Speaker 10: I've never asked you about weed. Do you leave your
Speaker 10: weed out all the time or does it get put away? So,
Speaker 10: for example, you have your your drug tray, does it
Speaker 10: stay with weed and paraphernalia on it or does it
Speaker 10: get cleaned off at the end of the day into
Speaker 10: the night whatever, and like wipe down so it's clean
Speaker 10: and that stuff's put away.
Speaker 2: No, So I don't have a coffee table or whatever inable.
Speaker 1: I have an end table that has like one two
Speaker 1: bongs on it, an electric dam machine, your work bench
Speaker 1: pretty much essentially a couple of ash trays, a couple
Speaker 1: of pipes. So that's my end table, and then my
Speaker 1: weed tray that you know, used to be my mis
Speaker 1: my silver plu It just it sits between the end
Speaker 1: table and the couch. So I just reached down like
Speaker 1: a man.
Speaker 2: So it just so do you clean it off or
Speaker 2: you just put it down there and all the crumbles
Speaker 2: just fall into the carpet. Yeah, but the stems are
Speaker 2: just ah, yeah, there's no seeds in what I get now, No,
Speaker 2: I'm sure you crumble it out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's there's there's dust and uh it goes into
Speaker 1: the carpet and I vacuum it up.
Speaker 2: I vacuum it. It's not like I'm growing pot in
Speaker 2: my carpet or you move the end table and couching
Speaker 2: vacuum in. Yep, Yep.
Speaker 1: I'll get an air vacuum because the dog hair and
Speaker 1: dust and what not that goes along with it. But
Speaker 1: for the most part, I'm not I'll get as much
Speaker 1: as I can into the joint or whatever. I'm using
Speaker 1: and there's always some left over because when you roll it,
Speaker 1: it''s out of each end right like a like a
Speaker 1: like a bad Brita well, and it's like whatever, I'm
Speaker 1: not twenty anymore.
Speaker 10: I don't have to you don't have every you don't
Speaker 10: have a crumbles bag. You just do it and then
Speaker 10: at the end of the month.
Speaker 2: You're like, sweet, No, that's how you know you made it, Corbyn. Yeah,
Speaker 2: when you're just like throw this weed under the ground.
Speaker 10: You take trays for McDonald's to put under the back
Speaker 10: wheels of a front wheel drive car so you can
Speaker 10: do donuts in it.
Speaker 2: Huh. I've seen that happen before.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 10: In school, classmates stole the whole pen and server from
Speaker 10: Mazio's during a field trip.
Speaker 2: He was the superintendent son. Always got to.
Speaker 1: Watch out for those boys, that's right, preacher's daughter. Yep, yep,
Speaker 1: all right, we got to take a break.
Speaker 2: We'll be back.