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Speaker 4: We're here with Doggie Wrong House in the House, Saturday Afternoon, Hips,
Shaking Money, Magan Tower Power, Dougie Fresh In the house.
I was just talking to my niece and she's in Albuquerque.
She's making some moves with her life and I can't
tell them. But she goes, how long you been doing this?
I think I've been two and a half years something
like that, and she goes, it would have been cool
if you could mark if you would have marked everyone down,
kept a log of it. I'm like, yeah, I guess
you know. Looking at that now, I guess so. But
I just thought, with every picture I take, yeah, one
of these will actually have the beginning date. And I
think it was.
Speaker 3: Well, we have the.
Speaker 4: Episodes, right, I'm not going to go through back through
all those to do it. I'll just wait for memories
on Facebook that come up.
Speaker 3: Oh sure, Yeah, memories are a scary thing on Facebook.
They're a little scary if you're in like a situation
me and you realize what a marker and time children
are because things will pop up and it's a lot
of it is me and my youngest son, and he
was just this little idyo, bitty guy, and you know,
you feel old turn in sixteen.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I do so much life that's gone through.
Speaker 3: And yeah, I don't feel old.
Speaker 4: I don't look old.
Speaker 3: I probably, yeah. I don't know what people say. I
don't know when people say that. I always think they're
full of shit. I had a guy say to me yesterday.
We were talking in uh just he and I. We
were in a room and uh. I was eating my
lunch and trying to go through some school stuff and
the guys starts talking and I said, uh, something about oh,
my son is one year younger than you, and he goes,
how old are you? And I said, I'm fifty four.
Speaker 4: Young enough to kick your ass pilgrim.
Speaker 3: I go, well, I don't know. I said I'm fifty four.
And the guy goes, it's a sin to lie, and
I said he said that, yeah, he was kidding, right,
Oh okay, And I said, now I'm telling you. He goes,
what's your secret? I said, well, this part o sext. No,
this part is true, I said. I said, I drink
a lot. Now I have caught way back. I just
will say that. But I said I drink a lot,
and he goes, oh, too bad, I'm Muslim, I don't drink.
But it was a great conversation. It was really interesting
what transpired after that. But so I always think people
are full of shit when they say you look young,
I don't.
Speaker 4: Well, we had a customer where I work ninety years old.
Found out from a customer yesterday. Yeah you know, Tim died.
I go, old Tim, He goes, yeah, I go, you
know what happened somebody? I go, gosh, that guy would
come in and drink four or five man hands everywhere.
He goes, yeah, that was the only thing keeping him going.
Speaker 3: That might have been.
Speaker 4: And I told somebody else, they'd be like, well, he
came in and had a non alcoholic beer. I go, yeah,
it had one non alcoholic beer and then the manhands afterwards.
Speaker 3: But it wasn't I'll say, I don't know that it's
the alcohol as much as honestly, it's the socialization. Yes
that you talk getting out there, but but you talk
to him, you knew who he was.
Speaker 4: I had to talk to him three, four or five
times for one cent. That's because he was deaf to
the point where I was yelling over the bar and
I fell back because then.
Speaker 3: You're, yeah, sure, interrupting other people. Do you want fries
with your fish fry?
Speaker 4: And you don't want to feel bad because he's ninety.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know exactly but I do think that that
is a big piece that keeps people alive.
Speaker 4: He still he still, he still drove. Yeah, and then
you're like, oh gosh, how many man hands does you need?
And like do you need another one? You know, maybe
it's time to go, and you try to be nice,
but yeah, they're getting out. And some of these old timers,
at least years before, they had the routine of two, three,
four bars, you know, especially the old timers, they would stop,
they knew where all the good looking girls were and
they'd have one and they tip kind of nice, Yeah, Teresa,
I'll see it. I'll see you next week or tomorrow.
Speaker 3: My grandfather used to call it, hey dolly. I used
to get so uncomfortable. I'd be with him somewhere and
he would say to like if it was a deli
count or something, hey Dolly, can I get a half
about a dolly? I look at dollar and I would
just be like, yeah, this feels weird. They ate it up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so they ate it up.
Speaker 3: They didn't care. They didn't care at all. So I
was like, all right, I just it sounded old school
to me. That's what made me uncomfortable. I never called
anybody a Dolly. You know what I mean, Hey Dolly,
Hey doll. Maybe I should now not Dolly.
Speaker 4: I had a friend that used to call people Dolly,
Thanks doal Dolly.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know what Dolly was. Well, my grandfather said, Dolly,
I don't.
Speaker 4: How are we doing? Dow bugs? Bunny used dow did
he dow you know, back in the.
Speaker 3: Cartain But that was like really old ones.
Speaker 4: Wow, I'm fifty five.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but so I'm like there, I don't remember the
doll stuff as much, but you're right.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, I think that is an old term, is fifties. Yeah,
what are you doing?
Speaker 3: I wanted to bring something up that we had touched
on last west.
Speaker 4: Oh god, how tall are you? I'm six foot seven.
Well you can forget about the six foot and just
bring the seven. That was always That's a great one
line I found one night. She should get more credit
whether she wrote them or not.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but she delivered them. She delivered them. That's the thing, man.
They landed right. Yes, And I think so many times
some people are great at writing and not not executing,
and somebody else can just bring more life to it. Yeah,
it's it's uh, it's interesting and both acting and in comedy, uh,
last week we talked about we were talking about gop
ones when you were here, and I got a someone
who was very angry with me about my statements on
Gail Oh, the Ozambicans, things like that, and I just said,
I said, how I worry that it's a shortcut and
what happened to my body image and all this. And
I basically wrote back to the person who complained. I
said something about to the effect of I was riffing,
not researching, so you know this kind of thing. And
then I read an episode this past week. I read
the person's complaint. I never put their name in there,
and they wrote back. And I woke up this morning
and before I even got out of bed, I normally
put my I have my phone on airplane mode, so
when I turn it on, everything just starts coming in.
I able to take it off that I take it off,
because it's hard to put your phone on airplane mode. Now, yeah,
because the airplane modes keeps your Wi Fi on. It
used to not, but the planes have Wi Fi, so
you can put an airplane moll but the Wi Fi
stays on. And what will happen is when I'm near
the Wi Fi, my calls come through.
Speaker 4: I have noticed that I text a couple of people
late and they say so and so has their phone off.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just do not disturbed.
Speaker 4: Do not disturb, or you can force it through if.
Speaker 3: That, do not disturb. Yeah, so maybe I'm making a mistake.
But I went through and I did a couple of
steps and built a shortcut button in my phone that
I can just hit it and it goes directly to
airplane mode. Nothing gets through. Uh, maybe that's not good
because I do have kids, and yeah, you know what
I'm saying. Maybe that's not swear, but you know, So
I wake up and when I heard it on, everything
starts coming in from the night before. And I saw
this and normally I wouldn't even turn it on until
I get to Uh. I had a cup of coffee,
did some stuff, so I later your day, I laid
my in bed and I responded to the person again.
And I won't go into the details of it, but
they were upset because I said that, you know, all
the things I said about ozembic, and they said, it
really helps me. And I'm not talking about that person
in particular. What I was saying more or less with
The ozembic is the number of people that are twenty
to thirty forty pounds overweight that aren't going to have
some kind of drastic surgery or be required. Right, this
kind of thing that sometimes just better nutrition and exercise
makes you feel better instead of having to put a
drug in yourself. But that requires and it sucks changing
your lifestyle. Fucking sucks. It blows, man, doesn't it. You've
done it.
Speaker 4: I'm doing it now, Okay, not to break. This is
not break. No I even told anybody.
Speaker 3: Sure, Yeah, yeah, and it sucks. There's a part of
it that sucks, but you feel better, and there is
something about the motivation once you start to see, let's
say it's weight, the number on the scale drop, you're
more motivated to stick to what you're doing because it's working.
And that's a great thing. And that's a great thing.
But that's my point with this, where the ozembic stuff
is sort of a short but you're not necessarily changing
your lifestyle, right.
Speaker 4: I think, And I am agreeing with you that people
I'm just going to get the shot. Yeah, well you
just don't put the shot and all of a sudden,
three pounds are gone, right, You know it well. It
puts you in the mindset you don't need to you
don't have to eat. But the things that I know
that I could have been doing, I'm just doing now
because now I've gotten no point. I'm like, you gotta
do it two fifty. So no bread, no pasta, no carbs,
h black coffee, no creamer. Today is my cheat? Did
I stopped a dunkin Donuts on away here? Okay, smells
good protein. Mainly it's been steaking deviled eggs. And he laughed.
But I looked it up. I looked it up, and
somebody was talking to.
Speaker 3: Me, and they go, Doug's. Doug's whole existence is about
what he has the materials to make deviled eggs. They go,
it's like an existential crisis. It's deviled eggs for Doug.
Speaker 4: I looked on the line. I googled it. I jokingly said, hey,
I double eggs is good for a diet, and I said, yes,
double eggs are good if you are doing a keto diet,
which is basically mostly all protein. Right, so half a
steak at night with some double eggs, and at lunch
the next day nothing after eight water and black coffee.
Speaker 3: That's a a note. You're han't drank beer at all.
Speaker 4: I drank a lot on the Turks Destination, but.
Speaker 3: Since then, no, no, Yeah, I look, dude, I can
lose myself in bars. I don't drink heavily. At home.
I can have a glass and want to put it away.
I can have a beer or I I don't know,
at home, and I mean, I'll drink, but I don't
drink at home. You know what I mean. To me,
it's a social thing. But when I get going at
the bar, man, I can feel it. Yeah, and I
went for just one hour the other day.
Speaker 4: If you're twenty one pounds overweight, you just change a
couple of things in your life and you'll see it
come off. And it doesn't have to be drastic. They
say a pound a week, but hey, look a pound
a day, half a pound a day, that'll come off.
Speaker 3: I want to make this very clear in case the
person who was upset is listening, and I'll get into
what else they were upset about. And I really want
your opinion on this. I think it would be interesting
because I I think you have knowledge of people who
have been in this situation. But to this person, look
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they would do. It's not hard to be morbidly obese
if you look at the charts. It's really not to
fall into that. If you have tried all these other things.
If it just doesn't work for you, and this is
a jumpstart.
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But here's something Doug but that I find very interesting. Okay, uh,
you know we there's the whole Iranian thing that's happening
right now. Yeah, what a couple of BOMs. Oh, but
that's not what I didn't want to really go there.
Apparently the son of the Supreme leader who was killed
is rumored to take.
Speaker 4: Over Okay, family business.
Speaker 3: Family business, and there was this whole article on him
and the infinitcy that he experienced that they had to
go to England for a number of sessions. I would
assume I think he went twice h.
Speaker 4: For Viagara to get a stick in the well.
Speaker 3: I don't know that. I don't know.
Speaker 4: And this is the important world culture we're talking about
five years later.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, because it's interesting in that it's so.
Speaker 4: Years that somebody finds files. We're going to find out
if this guy can get a high out by himself.
Speaker 3: It's so shaming to people, it's so shaming to men
like you. You start looking at what is really behind
the infinitcy. We can say age when there's the Viagara
and stuff like that. I don't know how old. I
think he is older, but that's not one of the
most interesting parts of this. What I didn't realize was
they have they have something that we don't have here
in the United States. I've never heard of. Well there's that,
but I've never heard of this. They have temporary marriages. Wow, okay,
so think of it as a coronal. I was going
to say, yes, yeah, you could say that. I was
gonna say, training camp, Honey.
Speaker 4: I want white, and seven years later, I'll take the
one in black, honey.
Speaker 3: It's not cheating.
Speaker 4: Got red, I got brown, right, It's like I got
an SUV, I got a convertible.
Speaker 3: I got it all.
Speaker 4: I got a passing your van. For all my buddies,
it's give me the dump truck.
Speaker 3: But they do this to you want the dump truck.
Speaker 4: Only for seven years? Get tired of it.
Speaker 3: Oh, you get tired of the dump trucking five buddy,
But you know what the trade in value. No one
wants it. No one wants it. You try to get
rid of that dump truck. Oh my god, fucked. Doug's
here with her again? Is there a buffei tonight? I
didn't realize this. So Iran is I believe the primary
religion is Muslim and what's Iraq?
Speaker 4: Because they're always fighting about religion over there. I mean
that's been forever. Uh isn't there main course why they
don't like each other different?
Speaker 3: Iran and Iraq seem to be okay, it's it's right now.
It's Iran in Jerusalem and Israel that has the big
issue because.
Speaker 4: Jewish, Yeah, Christian, there's no Christians over there? Is there?
Speaker 3: There could be? There could be, but I mean the majority,
the majority is Muslim. I don't know that they're fighting
over that. I think it's more about land and territory
in Israel and even Gandhi days. Uh well Gandhi was India.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, I know that, but this is.
Speaker 3: I think this is more about territory and then Iraq.
It's getting involved in Palestine versus Jerusalem versus Israel, and
so it's all that stuff. But the thing that I
found interesting was this temporary marriage. And they do it.
They they do it to get around a religious law.
So it's like law, so you can have a temporary marriage,
and I go, that's for how long?
Speaker 4: I mean, it's your own. I don't let's be married
for a week a month, you know, marry me so
get my assurance.
Speaker 3: I don't know, let me see because I I didn't
have enough time to really dig into it, but it
jumped out of the page to me when it said
he had two temporary marriages this guy, and you go, okay,
and then he was older when he got married and
he couldn't have kids, and the inpotacy. They were just
trying to make that a big deal in this article,
that the infinity and then he had to go to
England and all these things. And all I'm thinking is
that is a big shaming thing for a lot of men, especially.
Speaker 4: I would not shame anybody for them for infinity.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, I don't think that. People talk
about it, but it's self shame, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: You think I would use the word shame though you
wouldn't know.
Speaker 3: Like if you're with the woman.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, no, that's what I'm thinking.
Speaker 3: I know, I know that's not That's not how I'm
thinking you. I told you to get up on the fucker.
No shame in that I'm so embarrassed that I, you know,
like I almost shrink away. You avoid attempts at relations
because you're ashamed that your dick may not work right,
and you're hoping that whoever's they're on the receiving end
of your heat seeking moisture missile will will be understanding
right now. A lot of times that stuff happens with
old I don't know what kind of thing this guy
went through and that was their big deal. But the
fascinating part to me is you had two temporary marriages,
probably during your prime sex years. But do you say
to these women, I'm not going to have children with you.
Are there people who have had children out of what
was deemed a temporary marriage? But it's a way to
get around and just feed the biological monster of sex
that's to be eaten, all of it. No, no, no,
In that religion, basically it's like you can't have sex
unless you're married. Oh gotcha, So here's a way around it.
Speaker 4: No premarial sex over and Iran, I don't.
Speaker 3: Know, well, I'm not saying Iran, I'm saying in the
Muslim faith, I'm not familiar enough to know, but I
think that's it I know.
Speaker 4: So now they get by laws in a Muslim face.
Speaker 3: Well, this is a weird thing. I did not know
this a temporary marriage. I find it fascinating. I find
that fascinating, and I wanted if.
Speaker 4: You could have a temporary marriage two years?
Speaker 3: Mm, well I used to.
Speaker 4: I think that's the longest my relationship has been with
a woman is boyfriend, girlfriend is two years?
Speaker 3: That's your longest?
Speaker 4: Really, what are you looking at that for?
Speaker 3: Huh?
Speaker 4: Huh?
Speaker 3: What are you looking about?
Speaker 4: You gotta look at your face. I can tell what. Yeah,
not surprised.
Speaker 3: Okay, you don't want to put up with someone that
you and I guarantee it was all you. I guarantee
every relationship ended because of you. Am I wrong? Who
ended them? Uh?
Speaker 4: I think I did?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: One just fell out of fell out of earth. I
didn't know what happened to her. I think she was
looking for marriage.
Speaker 3: She just disappeared.
Speaker 4: And I was cheating at another girl.
Speaker 3: But she was there. You go, that's awesome.
Speaker 4: I was she was.
Speaker 3: A temporary marriage is known as a nika muta a
pleasure marriage. It's known as a pleasure marriage. This is
strictly for sex or and it's a private contract based
time limited marriage recognized primarily in a certain sect of
Islamism or Islam.
Speaker 4: So you're not gonna be able to do it here
in the States.
Speaker 3: No, but I'm just going it requires a stipulated duration
and a dowry expiring automatically without divorce.
Speaker 4: So you're paying somebody's sleep with Well, sure sounds like that. Well, yeah,
it is that a dowry while historically permitted as a
payment early in Islam. I mean you're not giving her
a cow and a chicken and getting into bed, I
mean money.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it is considered forbidden by Sunni scholars. Now.
The interesting thing is the Supreme Scos s U n
and I, Uh.
Speaker 5: I thought I thought professors of New York State might
be saying that reading it, you are, I know, and
I may be mispronouncing that, s U n and I
I said, soony.
Speaker 3: But it could be Sny or sunny case.
Speaker 4: I'm moving to Cortland.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I find this. So a contract is made for
a specific period from hours to years. You're right, you
could yeah, yeah, I'm going to convertible for the day.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like enterprise.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're gonna be married for twenty four hours. Here's
your dowry. Yeah, eleven thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: A woman gives herself in marriage for an agreed dowry
and then must include a clear duration and a dowry.
It does not traditionally require witnesses and partners inherit from
each other unless specified in the contract. So you could say,
you know, ending the marriage. The marriage automatically dissolves when
the time that it expires. What if you actually fell
in love? Yeah, I guess you and I used to
kind of joke with people. What or maybe somebody else
joked tonight.
Speaker 4: Just like a lease, I mean, they give it to
you for a year. Do you want to buy it
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Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I love it?
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Speaker 3: The, road who allegedly had sex with a sixteen year
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Speaker 4: And yet that doesn't surprise.
Speaker 3: Me pool, party kids. Everywhere she's in an orange, bikini
and apparently there was zero adult, supervision including. Herself at
a certain, POINT i was, thinking they just do need
to rename the Town, slutville, Right, yeah population one mayor
and couple horrified. Teens but this was a child's birthday,
party and somehow it does end up in an episode
or becomes an episode of. Cops it's a. Weird the
whole thing is weird because apparently like this kid's parents
worked for the town or in the mayor's. Office but
there were everybody at this. Party you could only imagine
how this. Unfolded she had to be. Drinking now she's,
sixteen new she's forty, three she's the. Mayor oh who's?
Speaker 4: Sixteen the, guy the, Boy oh, yeah so and there's
people there's.
Speaker 3: It's her son's birthday.
Speaker 4: Party, OKAY i thought it was just those two of the.
Speaker 3: Kids it's her son's birthday, party who's also about, fifteen
sixteen years.
Speaker 4: Old, okay, YEAH i thought.
Speaker 3: It so mom is out in the. Teck mom's having
obviously is, drinking, right and then she says people, say
Because i'm reading this article and it's so funny because
you could picture, it AND i would be so. Fat
IF i were a, Kid i'd be, like this is
fucking amazing watching the mom hit on the kid and she's, like,
oh she like touched his chest and, wow you you
you must work. OUT i, mean all this shit's being, said,
Right and IF i saw one of my, Buddies i'd be, like, Yes.
Speaker 4: Now if the shoes on the other, FOOT.
Speaker 3: I might get uncomfortable BECAUSE i was weird back. Then
as a, CHILD i was very very ID i mean
as an, adult, yeah, Yeah i'm okay with. That, yeah
as an. Adult but so this, kid they wind up
going in a bedroom and apparently the window was open
or had not. OPEN i don't want to say, that
but but like you could see through a little bit
that her own son got video of her on top
of this. GUY i grinding.
Speaker 4: Away i'm gonna videotape my mom well.
Speaker 3: BANGING i, Mean i'm sure the kid was like horrified and.
Mad and what do you do when you're? Mad, now?
Speaker 4: Videotape?
Speaker 3: Videotape, sure and so you just.
Speaker 4: Videotape that's all anybody does any kind of. Accident he's
bleeding to. Death, NO i gotta get on video and
Then i'll call nine one. ONE i only have so,
many you, Know i'm almost at five percent to call nine.
One want to get a, Video that's what it comes down.
To and what do people do with these?
Speaker 3: VIDEOS i don't know whether they put them up on
there's the whole pages, dedicated, yes SO i don't.
Speaker 4: Know get stuck watching. Him it's like a train. Wrecker
you just can't turn.
Speaker 3: Away, yeah how is your? Birthday the cake was, Good
but mom committed a. Felony, YEAH i MEAN i don't.
Know but here's the real, thing because this is WHERE
i want to bring it back. To and you sort
of touched on this just naturally because you Are dougie.
Fresh and that was the idea that the alcohol addiction
is a, disease, right we say drug addiction is a.
Disease food ADDICTION i think is even determined by something
to be a. Disease but when someone behaves like, this
we don't say. Disease we don't refer to sex, addiction
which is a real, diagnosis sex. Addict, ye, yes sex
addict right as a. Disease i'm not saying that that
could be used, here but that what we say is
that person shouldn't even be in charge of a fucking.
Speaker 4: Toaster is her Name Misty?
Speaker 3: Roberts was she The? Louisiana? Yeah mayor does her name
come up as?
Speaker 4: That it Says Misty robberts found guilty of having sex
with teen but it was three days? Ago?
Speaker 3: Uh, yeah, SURE i think, So Misty.
Speaker 4: ROBERTS i, mean if that doesn't start getting you dick,
hard nothing will you can join.
Speaker 3: Me i'll just say, this, okay Because everything is a,
disease right in a lot of, places a lot of.
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