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Speaker 3: top five songs Top five songs about America from listener
Speaker 3: Uncle Sam.
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Speaker 6: I was thinking about our top list. If you don't
Speaker 6: like a song about America, is that unpatriotic.
Speaker 2: One say yes, And I would be that one that
Speaker 2: would say yes. Yeah, why?
Speaker 7: I mean, I feel like you don't have to like
Speaker 7: them all, but you gotta like some.
Speaker 3: Why Because if you love your country, you'll be proud
Speaker 3: of the songs that are about the country that you
Speaker 3: love so much.
Speaker 2: If you don't like it, get your COMMI ass out
Speaker 2: of here. Yeah, but I think it's good.
Speaker 6: Well, I think it'd be quite American to have an
Speaker 6: opinion of not liking something and to be okay, right,
Speaker 6: that feels like number one on the list. But to me,
Speaker 6: it feels a little just fall in line to automatically
Speaker 6: like a song because it has America in it.
Speaker 3: Well, okay, so you're bringing up a difference there because
Speaker 3: it has America in it. Well, because if it's about America, okay,
Speaker 3: so what would be anti American songs that word American
Speaker 3: in it?
Speaker 2: No, you're you know what I mean? Right?
Speaker 6: No, that's a great point. I'm saying, Like, then, what
Speaker 6: are the words that have to be in it to
Speaker 6: make it be American?
Speaker 3: Like, yeah, there has to be some sort of Americ
Speaker 3: can pride theme. I won't go with words per se,
Speaker 3: but I would go with the overall theme of this song,
Speaker 3: you know, and if it's the theme is about America
Speaker 3: or American pride, then then yeah, as a as an
Speaker 3: American citizen, you should be very proud of the country
Speaker 3: that you were in right now. Sure it could be
Speaker 3: way worse if you look at some of these other
Speaker 3: countries around the world, that we could be way, way worse.
Speaker 3: And you can have your opinion and be like this
Speaker 3: place sucks and you know that's okay, but don't sit
Speaker 3: here and reap the benefits that America has to offer
Speaker 3: and tell me that this place blows because it doesn't.
Speaker 6: Right, I'm just saying the song like, so therefore I
Speaker 6: have to like every song that is about yay America.
Speaker 2: I'm sure that there's some out there that you're like, Okay,
Speaker 2: it's not my favorite.
Speaker 8: Right right.
Speaker 6: It's just an interesting thought I had about like some
Speaker 6: of these songs, Like there are people that are like, like,
Speaker 6: can you not like any song that is well just
Speaker 6: you is the term pro America?
Speaker 2: Can you not? Does that make you unpatriotic?
Speaker 8: If you're not moved by patriotic music, then I feel
Speaker 8: like that you're unpatriotic, Like you're not you should be
Speaker 8: moved by patriotic music.
Speaker 7: You should be.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you should have some sort of emotion tingling in
Speaker 3: your body somewhere.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you're an American. If you're not moved by patriotic music.
Speaker 2: What then, what makes it patriotic? The theme behind, theme
Speaker 2: behind it.
Speaker 6: We're using general terms theme patriotic, like I'm looking for
Speaker 6: some specificities.
Speaker 3: Yes, American pride. Okay, the the factory, yes, yes, We're
Speaker 3: better than you. I think is a good one.
Speaker 6: Okay, somebody text in it's it's it's not unpatriotic. What
Speaker 6: if the song sucks, like the melody in the rhythm,
Speaker 6: that's a very good point.
Speaker 3: Which is which is which? Which is what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: We'll do that at nine all right. I'm just saying,
Speaker 3: like I'm with this guy.
Speaker 6: If it is not a good song, lyrics aren't gonna
Speaker 6: suade me over to the other side.
Speaker 3: Right, Like, okay, let's just take and it's not on
Speaker 3: the list, so I'm gonna go ahead and use it.
Speaker 3: It's a grand old flag, very patriotic song, right, Uh,
Speaker 3: but it sucks.
Speaker 7: I don't really.
Speaker 2: This is what I'm talking about this right here, I listen.
Speaker 2: I don't think there's a right or wrong answer to this.
Speaker 6: I just was when we were doing the list and
Speaker 6: I was prepping for it, I was like, what if
Speaker 6: his song sucks, can you be like and they're like
Speaker 6: you Gimpie said the buzzword comy, Yeah, settled polster.
Speaker 7: That And here's why it doesn't suck.
Speaker 8: The only reason is because it's one of the first
Speaker 8: songs that I feel like I learned as a kid
Speaker 8: growing up.
Speaker 7: Okay, So for me, it's like there's a memory there.
Speaker 3: Okay, and so that on your playlist where isdle exactly
Speaker 3: but exactly we'll get into it.
Speaker 6: It's to me, it's pretty funny. It's a pretty funny topic.
Speaker 6: You can just hear, I know, give people enough to
Speaker 6: know that he was getting a little turnt twisted up
Speaker 6: a little bit, a little bit right, Yeah, And so
Speaker 6: it's like, listen, settle down.
Speaker 2: It's just a conversation. I'm not saying you are or
Speaker 2: not or whatever.
Speaker 6: But I'm not the person to fall in line just
Speaker 6: because it says yay America in it, because there are
Speaker 6: a lot of things that get said in songs that
Speaker 6: you have no idea and then later you're like, wait.
Speaker 2: That's that's that's not about a woman you know that's
Speaker 2: in love with me or whatever.
Speaker 3: Right, you find out it's about something else. I thought
Speaker 3: it was a sweet love song to kind of find
Speaker 3: out she's a cheating.
Speaker 6: Or yes, yeah, yeah, uh yeah, bro, you could be
Speaker 6: living in the UK with no ac Ain't that the truth?
Speaker 2: Oh? Real people are dying over there because they eat. Yeah,
Speaker 2: well yeah, it's a different kind of heat whatever.
Speaker 6: Shut up dead right right, it's it's not the heat,
Speaker 6: it's the humidity exactly, exactly.
Speaker 7: It's eight.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it sounds like one fourteen because of the humidity,
Speaker 3: right right. I saw there's an American two fifty flag.
Speaker 2: Have you seen this? No, but it has different stars
Speaker 2: on it and stuff like bigger and brighter or what.
Speaker 3: No, it's the same red white stripes and the blue
Speaker 3: areas the same, but there's less stars and it says
Speaker 3: two fifty.
Speaker 2: And I thought you couldn't do that.
Speaker 7: I mean, you can do anything if it's gonna make
Speaker 7: it money.
Speaker 2: No, there are rules about the flag.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it has to have all fifty stars on there,
Speaker 3: representing all fifty states. I see the flag that you're
Speaker 3: talking about has like the original like whatever, thirteen circles, right, circles,
Speaker 3: I guess in the middle thirty. Yeah, but that wouldn't
Speaker 3: be an official Like, you're not going to see that
Speaker 3: hanging out in front of a courthouse.
Speaker 6: So if you hang that thinking you're a patriotic but
Speaker 6: it's not the official flag and you're violating the rules
Speaker 6: of a flag, does that make you unpatriotic your motive
Speaker 6: is to be patriotic.
Speaker 2: No, I don't think it does. I don't think that
Speaker 2: makes you. But you're desecrating the flag, aren't you.
Speaker 3: I'm not necessarily desecrating the flag would be burning it
Speaker 3: or taking a crap on it, or wearing it as
Speaker 3: a shirt. I'm just saying, like those are those are
Speaker 3: the rules of the fleets?
Speaker 2: Are my rules? Yeah? Yeah, I would consider that.
Speaker 3: Like, like I said, you're not going to see it
Speaker 3: in front of a courthouse or something federal building something
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 2: But if you want to hang that flag out in
Speaker 2: your front yard, that's okay.
Speaker 3: You could say that's just as patriotic as a regular
Speaker 3: flag because you were celebrating the fact, you know, the
Speaker 3: bias Quin centennial or whatever, right, the fact that we've
Speaker 3: been around for two hundred and fifty years. You don't
Speaker 3: get that on the traditional stars and strike.
Speaker 6: I'm just saying, usually there's a hard and fast rule
Speaker 6: about the flag. Yeah, and this violates it as far
Speaker 6: as I can tell, you know, me being the flag
Speaker 6: expert in all.
Speaker 2: Full flag.
Speaker 6: People are asking do businesses have ac In England they
Speaker 6: have air conditioning, but not the way you know air conditioning.
Speaker 6: They have more of like a swamp cooler scenario if
Speaker 6: you know what that is. So they they don't have
Speaker 6: conditioned air.
Speaker 2: Like we do.
Speaker 6: So they have it where it's cooler it's but not
Speaker 6: a lot of places do it, mostly because buildings are
Speaker 6: super old and it would be very expensive to alter,
Speaker 6: and it's just isn't necessary. Only as of late has
Speaker 6: been something that has been extremely necessary. We watch that
Speaker 6: show House Oenters International and they go to find places
Speaker 6: to live, like oh, I'm gonna go to Mexico and
Speaker 6: buy a house or whatever. And they toured these houses
Speaker 6: and they're they're like, oh, this is nice, got an
Speaker 6: ocean view up like it's beautiful, right, and they're like
Speaker 6: no ACW.
Speaker 2: I'm like, yep, that's me.
Speaker 6: I can I can handle going to another country and
Speaker 6: maybe the bathrooms aren't very big or doesn't that really
Speaker 6: have a closet, right or you know you don't get
Speaker 6: a lot of space the refrigerd or small that doesn't
Speaker 6: bother me ac Nope.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Can you like go to those other countries England, Mexico
Speaker 3: that don't have traditional AC and like buy a window
Speaker 3: unit like off of Amazon and put it in your
Speaker 3: house or is there like laws against that?
Speaker 6: Again, it wouldn't be an air conditioner like we know it, huh,
Speaker 6: because they just don't have them there.
Speaker 2: Well, that's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 3: You go on Amazon, you get yourself a window unit,
Speaker 3: an actual window AC right that you see in most
Speaker 3: trailer parks or whatever. Then yah, put that in your
Speaker 3: Mexican window house house window.
Speaker 2: Again, you'd have to have a I don't know. I
Speaker 2: just know that they don't have.
Speaker 6: Maybe it's a little harder to do in a castle,
Speaker 6: right does everybody has castles there? Just like here in
Speaker 6: Oklahoma we all have tps right right? But I know
Speaker 6: there has a couple of law differences to make it
Speaker 6: where you couldn't have a c the way we do
Speaker 6: as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah that man right happy where at? But you go
Speaker 2: to a resort, you're.
Speaker 3: Getting you're getting AC baby right, because they know we're
Speaker 3: spoiled Americans. We needed right, they want our money.
Speaker 2: Right, I go in.
Speaker 6: I pumped that bitch down as low as it'll go.
Speaker 6: I even have gone on to try and find the
Speaker 6: code to alter the governor.
Speaker 2: To get it to go low. Yes, can I make
Speaker 2: this AC sub zero? Yeah?
Speaker 6: We've stayed at a place and I made it so
Speaker 6: cold it froze it and they had to come and
Speaker 6: fix it. Oh, it's not sad.
Speaker 2: No one died. No, just guy had to come and
Speaker 2: fix it.
Speaker 3: Right, and the worst parts I had to turn it
Speaker 3: off right exactly, warm back up. Did they charge you
Speaker 3: for the No? No, no, no, no I figured they would. No,
Speaker 3: that's technically breaking their property.
Speaker 2: No it's not. It's faulty. It's not my fault.
Speaker 3: I didn't really the guy before me did it. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it was it was that way. I don't know why
Speaker 3: it set on forty nine degrees. What's the lowest you've
Speaker 3: ever set your AC unit?
Speaker 7: Well, at the old house, probably sixty.
Speaker 3: Six, okay, gimpy, I keep mine steady at Giggity, but
Speaker 3: I think yeah, about uh sixty five sixty six trying
Speaker 3: to keep That's when I had this is just in
Speaker 3: this house that I'm living in now, and the unit
Speaker 3: they had in there was way too small for the
Speaker 3: size of the house.
Speaker 2: Well, I doesn't thinking unit, so I'm not the size
Speaker 2: of the unit.
Speaker 3: Gimpeople right, how it's pumps right, uh huh, Well it
Speaker 3: wasn't pumping for nothing, so uh Anyhow, it ended up
Speaker 3: taking a crap on us. And the guy that came out,
Speaker 3: he's like, yeah, this is too small. You need a
Speaker 3: big unit, giggity, and you had to convince my landlord
Speaker 3: to buy a bigger unit.
Speaker 2: And I got no problems with They got the massive
Speaker 2: unit in the backyard, Like.
Speaker 3: Don't I don't think I've had mine at below seventy
Speaker 3: really yeah, same, you just said sixty.
Speaker 7: Old house, then at the new house seventy because it's
Speaker 7: too expensive to run it, but it's well worth it. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: I mean you aren't.
Speaker 2: I do love it, man, I do love it. All right.
Speaker 6: We got to take a break, and when we come back,
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Speaker 8: UPS driver accused of stealing Rolex, taking packages not a
Speaker 8: sign to his delivery route. This happens in Florida, where
Speaker 8: a UPS driver who was a target of a law
Speaker 8: enforcement sting is accused of stealing a fifty five thousand
Speaker 8: dollars Rolex. Dennis Michael Millwood was fifty five years old,
Speaker 8: was arrested on a charge of second degree grand theft
Speaker 8: last Thursday, June twenty fifth. Investigators with UPS and the
Speaker 8: Miami Dade Sheriff's Office Organized Retail Crime Squad began investigating
Speaker 8: after a series of thefts involving packages stolen while in
Speaker 8: transit from the company's distribution center. So On June ninth,
Speaker 8: a UPS investigator allegedly observed a Millwood loading a large
Speaker 8: package not a sign to his route, into his truck.
Speaker 8: He later claimed that the package was mistakenly loaded onto
Speaker 8: his truck and then transferred to another driver whose job
Speaker 8: was rerouting misrouted packages. The package was delivered, but after
Speaker 8: opening it, the recipient discovered a fifty five thousand dollars
Speaker 8: Rolex watch was missing. UPS investigators allegedly found on another occasion,
Speaker 8: four additional packages not assigned to his route in his truck.
Speaker 2: What that's weird? One?
Speaker 8: Are the chances I know one of those packages had
Speaker 8: been opened and resealed? According to the affidavit, On June
Speaker 8: twenty fifth, investigators with UPS and members of the Sheriff's
Speaker 8: Retail Crime Squad set up a sting involving two packages
Speaker 8: containing Samsung cellular phones and a GPS tracking device. The
Speaker 8: packages were sealed using a special security dye mechanism designed
Speaker 8: to release a red dye if the package was open
Speaker 8: without authorization. Investigators monitoring live surveillance footage observed Millwood take
Speaker 8: the two controlled packages and place them into his truck,
Speaker 8: and the Sheriff's Department followed him. Investigators claim that he
Speaker 8: pulled over and opened one of the packages containing the
Speaker 8: red dye, and upon opening the package and removing the
Speaker 8: Samsung cellular telephones and the GPS tracking device. Of course,
Speaker 8: the red dye activated and it got all over his hands,
Speaker 8: and so he frantically tried to remove the die from
Speaker 8: his hands using a personal towel, paper products, and water.
Speaker 8: He continued making deliveries, but was taken into custody later
Speaker 8: that day, and inside the truck, investigators found the package
Speaker 8: that had been resealed and placed back on a package rack.
Speaker 8: One questioned by police about the Rolex, Millwood alleged allegedly
Speaker 8: said he remembered the box, but denied taking the luxury item.
Speaker 2: What that No, Yeah.
Speaker 7: He later stated that he gave the watch to a
Speaker 7: friend named Chris after holding the watch for a week.
Speaker 2: John Smith right, he.
Speaker 8: Did not want to get his buddy Chris in trouble
Speaker 8: and refused to provide any other information on him.
Speaker 7: He said, I'll go get the watch back for you.
Speaker 7: I'll return it if you release me.
Speaker 8: And then investigators said why do you take packages not
Speaker 8: assigned to your route? And he said, well, I actually
Speaker 8: I do it all the time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, at least be honest.
Speaker 8: Yeah. Yeah, if you're a UPS driver Amazon driver, you
Speaker 8: do this. Stop because they'll find you eventually.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's not nineteen six. Right, they can know where
Speaker 6: the tracking is all the time, and then they go
Speaker 6: to the camera. They got it figured out. Man, yep,
Speaker 6: I had to give it to my friend.
Speaker 2: No, I'm wild.
Speaker 7: It took him two weeks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's pretty fast.
Speaker 7: Exactly exactly.
Speaker 2: And what was he going to do? Sell it? Keep it,
Speaker 2: wear it, wear it, sell it.
Speaker 6: If it's a fifty five thousand dollars Rolex, you can
Speaker 6: sell it on the open market for ten easy.
Speaker 2: Easy.
Speaker 3: You wear it at least once or twice, right, I mean,
Speaker 3: how how many other times are you going to get
Speaker 3: in your life to wear a Rolex?
Speaker 6: I was a I have a friend who's a gymologist.
Speaker 6: So they analyzed jewelry, right, and I was talking to
Speaker 6: them yesterday and they had a Rolex there. And I
Speaker 6: know people that wear Rolexes, but I've never seen one
Speaker 6: to be analyzed, and so I got to pick it
Speaker 6: up and look at it.
Speaker 2: I was like, it's a watch pretty much basically.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I've never been a watch guy.
Speaker 6: Some people they love collecting them like it's a part
Speaker 6: and they think it, you know, polishes out the Oh.
Speaker 2: I ain't hating, it's just not for me, man.
Speaker 3: I don't see why you used to spend thirty five
Speaker 3: fifty five thousand dollars on one?
Speaker 2: But that's just me. I don't need to watch a
Speaker 2: car on my wrist.
Speaker 7: No right, no, yeah, think about it. That's a car
Speaker 7: on your wrist.
Speaker 2: But if you got the money to ford it, okay?
Speaker 3: Then driver in Texas busted hauling sixty three million dollars
Speaker 3: in meth. This comes from Laredo, where Customs and Border
Speaker 3: Protection pulled over a truck on.
Speaker 2: The World Trade Bridge and the dogs hit on it.
Speaker 3: They ended up inspecting it and that's where they found
Speaker 3: seven thousand and forty seven point seventy three pounds of.
Speaker 2: What was supposed to be polypropylene, but.
Speaker 3: Come to find out it's actually methnphetamines. They say that
Speaker 3: the street value of this is sixty three million dollars.
Speaker 3: But this isn't the only bust that happened that day.
Speaker 3: Coming across the border there they found another one one
Speaker 3: hundred and ninety three packages of meth with a combined
Speaker 3: weight of make sure I get this right, one million,
Speaker 3: forty two No excuse me, one thousand and forty two
Speaker 3: point seven eight pounds. Wow, Wow, that comes out to
Speaker 3: have a street value of nine million, three hundred and
Speaker 3: twenty one thousand, eight hundred and eighty four dollars. So
Speaker 3: with those two busts, you're looking at seventy three million
Speaker 3: dollars worth of meth coming over the border.
Speaker 6: I've watched enough to catch a smuggler to know that
Speaker 6: the driver may not even have known, right, they just
Speaker 6: packaged It's why.
Speaker 2: He's like, oh, it's supposed to be probably propylene.
Speaker 3: I just took it up. I don't watch them load it.
Speaker 3: So it's entirely possible.
Speaker 6: Because I was thinking, why wouldn't you just jump off
Speaker 6: the bridge, Like, run and jump off the bridge, because
Speaker 6: they will find you in prison for losing nine million dollars.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, they will.
Speaker 3: But because this guy, the drivers were in possession of it,
Speaker 3: they're getting caught with that much math, possession of that much, he.
Speaker 2: Would have to prove he did not have knowledge of it.
Speaker 2: Uh huh, good luck with that one, right right.
Speaker 6: Suspected murderer suffers suffers fatal heart attack while dumping victim's body.
Speaker 6: Suspected murderer Daniel Okay, over here, I'll just take a
Speaker 6: holt Robbins was found dead in a ditch in a
Speaker 6: remote Forest in Alabama, lying next to the body of
Speaker 6: Jessica Folds, the woman he allegedly strangled. Investigators believe Folds
Speaker 6: was killed during a domestic dispute, though they have not
Speaker 6: said where.
Speaker 2: The strangulation happened.
Speaker 6: Robbin's body was discovered on June tenth in the fetal
Speaker 6: position besides Fold's body, and authorities believe he suffered a
Speaker 6: fatal heart attack while trying to dispose of her. Police
Speaker 6: were called after a passer by noticed the man's pickup
Speaker 6: still running with the driver's door open on a dirt road.
Speaker 6: Both bodies were discovered and sent to the Department of
Speaker 6: Forensics Sciences for adutopsies.
Speaker 2: Karma, right, like, yes, yeah, that's exactly what that is. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and it sounds like he was agonizing, right, fetal position,
Speaker 2: You're like, ah right, yeah, major major heart attack. Good, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: absolutely good.
Speaker 3: It's easy case for the for the police, though there's
Speaker 3: no case exactly That's what I'm talking about. Dead woman,
Speaker 3: dead guy with a shove in his hand, open car,
Speaker 3: carr case closed, no room for speculation after yeh, I
Speaker 3: just got to clean up the mess after that, right, call, somebody,
Speaker 3: come on, clean this up, all right?
Speaker 2: It's Wednesday.
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Speaker 7: Good morning Corbyn.
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Speaker 2: Good morning Gimpi, Good morning Corbyn.
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Speaker 3: on our Cleats and Cold Ones tour. We're going to
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Speaker 7: All right. So I keep seeing this new acting challenge on.
Speaker 8: The Tiki Talks, and so I thought we could try
Speaker 8: it today where you get a phrase and you act
Speaker 8: out the phrase using different tones based on the emotional
Speaker 8: words listed below the phrase have you seen these?
Speaker 7: Okay?
Speaker 1: Cool?
Speaker 8: So they've got kids of all ages doing it, parents, adults,
Speaker 8: and old people. And they give you the phrase, and
Speaker 8: then they have the list of words and you have
Speaker 8: to do say the phrase in different emotions. So I
Speaker 8: made a list of the phrases, and I gave you
Speaker 8: each copies of these phrases, and you have to say
Speaker 8: the phrase based on each of the emotional words listed below.
Speaker 8: For example, the first one, the first phrase is you
Speaker 8: got fired, and the first emotional word is happy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So you got to say it in the tone
Speaker 2: in a happy, a.
Speaker 8: Happy tone like you got fired, and then in a
Speaker 8: supportive tone, thank.
Speaker 7: You got fired.
Speaker 2: Do we all have the same yes, oh, yes, and mad?
Speaker 7: For example, you got fired? We don't all have to
Speaker 7: do you got fired. I just used that one as
Speaker 7: the example.
Speaker 2: So we're randomly picking.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you can randomly.
Speaker 2: Pick okay, Mike, Yeah.
Speaker 7: You want to go next, skimpie.
Speaker 2: Sure, I slept with your mom. H huh, I slept
Speaker 2: with your mom. I slept with your mom.
Speaker 7: That was your happy, sad and confused with your mom.
Speaker 2: Some of these have three, some of these have four.
Speaker 2: Some of these have five.
Speaker 7: Mm hmm. Some of them are harbor.
Speaker 6: Okay, okay, you crapped your pants, You grabbed your pants.
Speaker 6: You grabbed your pants. Yeah, crapped your pants. You crapped
Speaker 6: your pants.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna go right below you.
Speaker 10: If you slept with your ex, you slept with your
Speaker 10: eye X supportive, you slept with your ex, flirty.
Speaker 7: You slept with your ex mad, you slept with your ex?
Speaker 2: All right? Then?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you shaved your bush. Yeah, you shaved your bush.
Speaker 2: Hmhmm you shaved your bush. Ah, you shaved your bush.
Speaker 7: Hah. You're flirty and supportive.
Speaker 11: Sound a lot of like, yeah, they're going You have camelte.
Speaker 11: M you have camelte. You got campbeltoe?
Speaker 2: You got campbeltoe?
Speaker 8: Uh h m hm.
Speaker 7: Did you fart? Did you fart? Did you fart? Did
Speaker 7: you did you fart?
Speaker 2: That scared one's hard one for the Did you fart? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Oh did you fart? Right? Did you fart?
Speaker 3: You've been digging in your ass? Yeah, you've been digging
Speaker 3: in your ass. You've been digging in your ass. Mm hmm,
Speaker 3: you've been digging in your ass.
Speaker 7: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: I'm dating your brother, dating your brother. I'm dating your brother.
Speaker 7: How do you know my husband? How do you know
Speaker 7: my husband? How do you know my husband?
Speaker 1: So?
Speaker 7: How do you know my husband?
Speaker 2: Okay, good for you? Ah, good for you you, good
Speaker 2: for you.
Speaker 7: Mm hmm Yeah I was mm hmmm, I like good
Speaker 7: for you, good for you, good for you, good for you.
Speaker 8: The supportive, mad and flirty. They got babies on there
Speaker 8: doing the digging in your ass one, and that was
Speaker 8: the one that babies, Yeah, like a toddler like babies,
Speaker 8: but they're very smart.
Speaker 2: They can talk and enunciate that well.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, it's a it's a fun it's a fun
Speaker 7: little uh rabbit hole. The TikTok uh it is the
Speaker 7: acting uh yeah challenge on TikTok.
Speaker 6: The one that I found recently that I thought was
Speaker 6: entertaining was they showed people at an airport like waiting
Speaker 6: for their flight, and they it's kind of like do
Speaker 6: you remember the the ones they were doing for a
Speaker 6: while where they go, suspect never gets off the couch.
Speaker 2: Have you seen those?
Speaker 6: Yeah, they basically do like a fake police call as
Speaker 6: if but you know characteristics of them, so they do
Speaker 6: it as but they're waiting for their flight, and it's
Speaker 6: the announcement that's time to board the flight, so they
Speaker 6: go ping these Gelman's now time board for all people
Speaker 6: who had no idea how to get to the gate
Speaker 6: if it wasn't for their husband. Ping uh, ladies and
Speaker 6: gentlemen's now time boarding's now open for the man that
Speaker 6: has to sit by the window, won't even oufer.
Speaker 2: To his wife. Pretty funny. Those are Those are pretty funny.
Speaker 7: That reminds me of the ones that are running.
Speaker 8: They're the two people are jogging and they're insulting each other.
Speaker 2: Right, that's the suspect one.
Speaker 7: Oh, that's okay okay.
Speaker 2: And the one he's doing is just to play off
Speaker 2: of that sort of thing.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they're great. I'm loving these little challenges. That's what
Speaker 7: keeps me in.
Speaker 8: In the tiktoks because that's about the only things that
Speaker 8: I can do on them. Horrible at making the videos.
Speaker 2: At least you're honest about it.
Speaker 7: I know yeah, So the TikTok Challenge, Acting challenge. If
Speaker 7: you've got one that you like, let us know what
Speaker 7: it is.
Speaker 9: Linsen Linsen, Linsen, Linsen, l and s Why Lindsay, Lindsay, Lindsay.
Speaker 2: And the Why Mency.
Speaker 7: Woie hooie.
Speaker 2: You got tickets to see Guns and Roses. Let's go
Speaker 2: ahead and play a game.
Speaker 6: And that show is on September twelfth at the thunder
Speaker 6: Ridge Nature Arena in Ridgdale, Missouri. Tickets available thunder Ridge
Speaker 6: Nature Arena dot com. It's Wednesday, so pick the flick
Speaker 6: is the game. The current record is well it.
Speaker 3: Is eight's all across the bullard Man last week's winter
Speaker 3: that would be lensing.
Speaker 2: So Corbyn and GIMPI are your choices. Eight three three
Speaker 2: four six oh kmo D eight three three four six
Speaker 2: oh kmo D.
Speaker 6: Call up to decide who's going to be your clue giver.
Speaker 6: Whatever goes the most right is going to win those
Speaker 6: tickets to see Guns n' Roses September twelfth at the
Speaker 6: thunder Ridge Nature Arena in Ridgedale, Missouri.
Speaker 2: Eight three three four six oh k m o D.
Speaker 2: Never been up there. The Thunderridge Nature Arena.
Speaker 6: Is a really cool place. They've got these golf carts.
Speaker 6: You can go on a cave tour and you can
Speaker 6: see there's like a bar even in one of them.
Speaker 2: That sounds like a good time.
Speaker 6: Go around and be inside these caves. It's a really
Speaker 6: cool experience.
Speaker 3: And they do a bunch of shows up there at
Speaker 3: the thunder Nature thunder Ridge Nature Arena, and so Guns
Speaker 3: n' Roses will be there on Saturday, September twelfth, and
Speaker 3: we got that game right now.
Speaker 2: They're gonna play eight three three four six. Oh K
Speaker 2: M O D. Good morning, you're on the air. What
Speaker 2: is your name, Doug Don? How are you friend? I'm
Speaker 2: doing great guy, do it good man? Who would you
Speaker 2: like to give? Clues? Corbyn or gimpy? Let's go Corbyn Don.
Speaker 6: Sixty seconds are on the clock. Timers starts after the
Speaker 6: first clue.
Speaker 2: Here we go.
Speaker 6: This is a movie where a guy goes to see
Speaker 6: his girlfriend in Germany and his friends go with them,
Speaker 6: and no, no, this is more recent than that.
Speaker 2: And they when you go on vacation that's known as
Speaker 2: a holiday, what Americans call it.
Speaker 1: Road trip?
Speaker 2: Road trip? Right trip is trip? There you go.
Speaker 3: This is got Woody Harrelson Dimmy Moore and they get
Speaker 3: a million dollars to go on a date. Yes, this
Speaker 3: is Jim Carrey and he gets godlike abilities.
Speaker 2: Bruce almighty. Yes, this is the movie Bertie thought was real.
Speaker 6: It's a paranormal movie about being in the woods, filmed
Speaker 6: from the Peoples Project.
Speaker 2: Yes, uh, this passed, passat.
Speaker 3: This is a Kevin Bacon movie about the snakes in
Speaker 3: the ground.
Speaker 2: They come up. Correct.
Speaker 6: Uh, this is so I got five. It might be
Speaker 6: good enough, buddy, hang on the line. Okay, all right, thanks,
Speaker 6: good morning, you're on the air.
Speaker 2: What is your name?
Speaker 3: Kegan?
Speaker 2: Kegan? You and Gimpy have to beat five? Are you ready? Yes?
Speaker 2: All right, here we go. All right, dude, pass pass Oh.
Speaker 2: This is a British zombie movie. Hello British?
Speaker 3: Can you hear me? That's the question that I'm asking
Speaker 3: myself right now. This is a British zombie movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you got it. When the world comes to an end,
Speaker 2: it's known as a what a zombie? Blank? Zombie? Apocalypse?
Speaker 2: There you go. Apocalypse is the first word. What's the
Speaker 2: opposite of? Then, what's the opposite of?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 2: Your mom?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 7: My dad?
Speaker 2: Yes, this time is up. I'm sorry man, you did
Speaker 2: not win.
Speaker 3: All right, thank you very I see you later.
Speaker 2: Graduations.
Speaker 3: Man, you're getting those tickets to go see Guns N'
Speaker 3: Roses September twelfth, all the thunder Ridge Nature Arena in Ridgedale, Missouri.
Speaker 2: Awfme on the line, so again we can get your info. Okay, fantastic, Thanks. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Uh is this a too Bookoo?
Speaker 6: No, that was a full metal jam all right. Yeah,
Speaker 6: Vietnam movie. Pretty big movie produce on the right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Apocalypse Now the other one he passed on, Yeah,
Speaker 3: this is a John Grisham novel.
Speaker 2: Matthew McConaughey. We talked about it yesterday. Hih with Sam
Speaker 2: Jackson and the lawyer Time to Kill.
Speaker 7: Same This was the other one he passed on.
Speaker 2: I don't know this movie.
Speaker 8: Reese Witherspoon, Chris Pine and Tom Hardy are both fighting
Speaker 8: for the same girl. Yeah, they're CIA agents and they
Speaker 8: both fall in love with Reese Witherspoon and are fighting
Speaker 8: for her love.
Speaker 2: I have never heard of that movie. Okay, the ones
Speaker 2: that I passed on, it's a really good one. I'm
Speaker 2: sure it isn't.
Speaker 3: This is a double pointer. Some people would say, like
Speaker 3: this is something that when it's supposed to happen. I
Speaker 3: don't know, I've never seen this movie. Probably some stupid
Speaker 3: girly movie.
Speaker 2: John Cusack, Ye, definitely stupid girly movie.
Speaker 3: Kate Beconsale, Okay, Saren Dippitty is the name of the movie.
Speaker 3: The next one, another double pointer. I think this is
Speaker 3: the one where Jennifer Lopez is a is a stripper?
Speaker 2: Is that right? Mm hmm yeah, which, yeah, you get
Speaker 2: to see your ass blank and flow. That's a good one. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Hustle was the name of it.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: All right, the record now they'll put you in leaving
Speaker 2: nine keeps Lindsay. Nine of eight.
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Speaker 2: Coming up soon.
Speaker 3: We got fill in the blank news. We've got our
Speaker 3: top five songs on the way, Top five songs about
Speaker 3: America from listener Uncle Sam. But I guess right now
Speaker 3: we got to get into the old four by four.
Speaker 3: See if I through this, well, me not how that
Speaker 3: works out. It says here that Trump calls on Congress
Speaker 3: after birthright citizenship ruling.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: The President floated the idea in a truth social post
Speaker 3: yesterday after the Supreme Court ruled six to three against
Speaker 3: his executive order to restrict the policy. Trump wrote, the
Speaker 3: Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship, which is too bad for
Speaker 3: our country, but we can easily make it up in
Speaker 3: Congress through legislation. He also said lawmakers should start the
Speaker 3: process today to end birthright citizenship, calling it expensive and
Speaker 3: unfair to our country.
Speaker 2: What else we got here?
Speaker 3: FDA allows modified risk claim for zen pouches.
Speaker 2: Have you ever tried to zen pounches? Now, I am
Speaker 2: a fan.
Speaker 8: They make my stomach sick. Really yes, I have tried it,
Speaker 8: but it made my stomach sense, So I then go back.
Speaker 3: When I don't want or cannot smoke cigarettes, like in
Speaker 3: certain venues or whatever, I rely on these zen pouches
Speaker 3: because they get me buy more so than your silly
Speaker 3: vapes do, and they taste better. Anyhow, zen pouches contain
Speaker 3: nicotine but no tobacco, and they have been authorized for
Speaker 3: sale in the US since January of twenty twenty five,
Speaker 3: the FDA is allowing the company to market Zen's ten
Speaker 3: flavors with the claim that using Zen instead.
Speaker 2: Of cigarettes puts you at a lower risk.
Speaker 3: Of mouth cancer, heart disease, lung cancer, stroke and physema,
Speaker 3: and chronic bronchitis. These are the first nicotine pouches allowed
Speaker 3: to be marketed with a modified risk claim.
Speaker 7: How long does it last?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 3: You know, I could pop a Zen in and it's
Speaker 3: good for thirty minutes maybe, oh something like that.
Speaker 2: It'll get me buy for quite some time, and I'm good.
Speaker 3: It really takes those cravings away, because you know, as
Speaker 3: a former smoker, you know, you get those cravings a
Speaker 3: pretty hardcore and you really want to snap somebody's head off.
Speaker 2: And with his ends, I don't have that problem.
Speaker 7: He was not paid for that.
Speaker 3: No, I am not what else we got here. Charlie
Speaker 3: Kirk's widow and parents expected to be in Utah court
Speaker 3: next week. The conservative activist's widow and his parents will
Speaker 3: be in the Fourth Judicial District Court in Provo starting
Speaker 3: on Monday. They will attend the periminent preliminary hearing for
Speaker 3: Tyler Robinson, who is accused of shooting and killing Kirk
Speaker 3: last September during events on the campus of Utah Valley University.
Speaker 3: And then lastly, here EMSA issues first medical heat alert
Speaker 3: of twenty twenty six. Now AMSAS said they've responded to
Speaker 3: five heat related illness calls and transported three of those
Speaker 3: patients to the hospital as of the fourth of July.
Speaker 3: Week and Approaches IMSA is recommending oklahomas take heat precautions
Speaker 3: when spending time outside. Ms has responded to a total
Speaker 3: of fifty five heat related calls in the month of June,
Speaker 3: with thirty four of those patients being transported to the
Speaker 3: hospital due to heat related illness complications. I know when
Speaker 3: I was out mowing the lawn the other day, I
Speaker 3: was like, usually I just sit down and take a break. Yeah, right,
Speaker 3: have a cold drink. Still be outside though, And I
Speaker 3: couldn't do it. I was like, I gotta go inside
Speaker 3: where the ear condition is. Oh yeah, and let that
Speaker 3: fan blow onming.
Speaker 6: The story breaking this morning out of Ohio where they
Speaker 6: have arrested some adults after they found sixteen children in
Speaker 6: deplorable conditions inside the home.
Speaker 2: And they're not saying a lot, They're just saying that the.
Speaker 6: Conditions were deplorable for adults, but when you put children
Speaker 6: in the situation, it makes it even more disgusting. They
Speaker 6: show all the people that are there to it out
Speaker 6: or wearing some sort of rain galoshe or special stuff
Speaker 6: over their feet, rubber gloves and masks.
Speaker 3: Okay, so they are wading through waste of some sorts
Speaker 3: something I can only imagine. Four adults were arrested.
Speaker 6: The prosecutity attorney says that they were being charged with
Speaker 6: second degree felony child endangerment because it involved serious harm.
Speaker 6: The official didn't say if the children were related. That
Speaker 6: said it was not a human trafficking situation. They said
Speaker 6: adults were not locals and appeared.
Speaker 3: To be traveling like passers through right found this abadaen
Speaker 3: was about a thousand people sixty miles southeast Columbus.
Speaker 6: The children rage between ages one and a half to eighteen.
Speaker 6: And remember I said, sixteen children is what they found.
Speaker 6: We're in serious condition when found two had to be
Speaker 6: flown to a Level one trauma center.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: They said this is the worst scene they had ever encountered.
Speaker 3: The prosecuting attorney said it's the worst one in his career.
Speaker 3: And he says it's pure evil law enforcement. We're seeing
Speaker 3: executing a secondary search warrant at the home Tuesday, and
Speaker 3: an investigation is ongoing.
Speaker 2: The are expected to be in court today.
Speaker 6: The part that's crazy is sixteen children, they've probably only
Speaker 6: known each other, probably didn't get to see other people,
Speaker 6: and now they're probably going to be separated, yeah right,
Speaker 6: and go into the foster system unless they can try
Speaker 6: and connect some family members. But then that also could
Speaker 6: be hard because they even though they may be blood related,
Speaker 6: doesn't mean they've known them or ever met.
Speaker 2: Them, right, or even if those family members even want them.
Speaker 6: Some people on the comments are like going, oh, they're illegal,
Speaker 6: illegal immigrants. Maybe they also could be sovereign citizens, right,
Speaker 6: I think the rules don't apply to them, and then
Speaker 6: they can also just be humans.
Speaker 2: Right right.
Speaker 3: Looking at the outside of their house, I mean, yeah,
Speaker 3: they got some stuff out there, but I've seen far
Speaker 3: worse places than this in West Holso.
Speaker 2: I mean, I've seen far worse places than that anywhere.
Speaker 6: To your point, right, it's not that not that bad
Speaker 6: on the outside that they say, what prompted them to
Speaker 6: go and do a check on these these people? Not
Speaker 6: in the story that I read, Okay, I was wondering
Speaker 6: if it was, like, there's got to be some reason,
Speaker 6: because if you're just driving by this house, you're like, oh.
Speaker 2: That that's not that bad. How do you.
Speaker 6: What do you have to see happen to report your
Speaker 6: neighbor on something like this? What is the thing you
Speaker 6: have to see? Like, if I see my neighbor smack
Speaker 6: my kid, I'm probably going to stay out of it.
Speaker 6: Do I think they should be doing that? No, smack
Speaker 6: your kid or their own? Okay, yeah, yeah, we're talking
Speaker 6: about what you if you witness something in your neighborhood.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if the neighbors smacked my kid, we're having words.
Speaker 3: But I get what you're saying.
Speaker 2: Oh we're not having words. I am going to jail.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but I but I'm trying to figure out because
Speaker 6: you asked the question of what caused the trigger for
Speaker 6: the police to get involved, And I'm curious to what
Speaker 6: would you have to see as an individual for to
Speaker 6: warrant you to intervene and call the police.
Speaker 2: That's a good one.
Speaker 3: You would like to say, like heavy traffic throughout all
Speaker 3: hours of the night, right, because that tells me that
Speaker 3: there's going to be some kind of drugs trafficking going
Speaker 3: on there. I don't know.
Speaker 6: Maybe I don't think you're wrong, But also, if you
Speaker 6: watched my house, I have pretty odd traffic, yeah right,
Speaker 6: but if you have really odd traffic.
Speaker 3: If it's going on throughout all hours of the night,
Speaker 3: and what I'm talking is, like you know, I let's
Speaker 3: just say it starts at like seven o'clock in the
Speaker 3: evening and it's constant until three, four, five, six, seven am.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean, when all the tweakers are out.
Speaker 3: I would have to say something to the effect of
Speaker 3: if you've seen kids there once, but you never really
Speaker 3: see them outside playing, Like you know there's kids there,
Speaker 3: but you don't never see them outside playing, Right I.
Speaker 2: Told you about or going to school.
Speaker 3: Do you remember having me talking about the house that
Speaker 3: I saw that's in my neighborhood and they would walk
Speaker 3: laps on the balcony of their house and they there
Speaker 3: was like four or five of them and it looked cultish.
Speaker 2: But it's not enough for me to call right.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think that if you know that there's children
Speaker 8: living in that house and you never see them, I
Speaker 8: think that is.
Speaker 2: Not definitely Yeah, that's that. I think that's a good one.
Speaker 3: To go with, because most kids are outside playing, you know,
Speaker 3: especially in the summertime with warmer.
Speaker 2: I don't think so.
Speaker 6: I don't think you not seeing them as a good
Speaker 6: indicator because you're not watching the house twenty four to seven.
Speaker 6: Just because you don't see them when you're looking at
Speaker 6: the house doesn't mean they're not outside.
Speaker 2: Oh. Then that's when you get with the other neighbors
Speaker 2: and be like, have you ever seen I know there's
Speaker 2: kids over there? Do you ever see them come out?
Speaker 7: Or even your own children? Like, do you ever play
Speaker 7: with the kids next door?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: They stink?
Speaker 7: There's another one.
Speaker 3: There, you go, yeah, yeah, What kind of odors are
Speaker 3: coming from the house next door? If it's bad enough
Speaker 3: to where I can smell it next door in my place,
Speaker 3: that might say something.
Speaker 7: And what kind of condition is the house in the lawn?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 6: Again, I don't think that's a strong indicator that there's
Speaker 6: something happening to the children. Well, it's not being very
Speaker 6: well taken care of the yard, for sure, uh huh.
Speaker 6: But that does not an indicator that they hurt their children.
Speaker 3: No, but it could send up at least a yellow
Speaker 3: flag if they can't take care of their lawn.
Speaker 2: Are they taking care of anything else? Ah, man, I
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 7: You know that HAA president's going to be coming knocking.
Speaker 2: You could easily use their pets.
Speaker 3: If let's say they've got dogs outside, dogs, you know,
Speaker 3: and you look at them and they're nothing but skin
Speaker 3: and bones, right, I think that might be a flag
Speaker 3: enough to be like, hey, we need to call somebody,
Speaker 3: at least call animal control and then let them figure out.
Speaker 2: Oh hell, we got sixteen kids in here too, dang.
Speaker 6: I called the police one time because a neighbor had
Speaker 6: their dog out, and it was a couple of years back,
Speaker 6: few years back, when it was super cold, we had
Speaker 6: that Arctic February minus seventeen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, this is the end of the world
Speaker 2: type of an event.
Speaker 6: And they left their dog out, and I called the
Speaker 6: police because I don't know, it just seemed wrong, right,
Speaker 6: and I felt like me not calling made me complicit
Speaker 6: in it. So I called the police and they did
Speaker 6: their job, But I don't know if they were real
Speaker 6: excited about dealing with it right.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately, though, That's kind of what you gotta do. That's
Speaker 3: part of the gig.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 3: No want to go take care of what you know,
Speaker 3: investigate this reason why the dog's outside.
Speaker 6: But that's kind of what you said. No, no, no,
Speaker 6: one hundred percent. I agree with that hundred percent. I
Speaker 6: just don't know what the indicator is because that's at
Speaker 6: what point are you just being nosy?
Speaker 2: Right? And are you really trying to help?
Speaker 6: And maybe the world the word should be Hey, if
Speaker 6: my motives in the right place of protecting the child,
Speaker 6: then it's fine. How many times do you call it
Speaker 6: not be a thing?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 6: You call go why they don't take care of the
Speaker 6: loam' righting? Not taking care of a kid? I don't
Speaker 6: know if an officer is gonna be like, well, that's
Speaker 6: enough for me to check, all right, that's the least
Speaker 6: worth checking out too.
Speaker 3: All right, well you didn't find anything, Okay, cool, Thanks
Speaker 3: for putting my mind at ease, sir.
Speaker 2: All right, we got to take a break. We got
Speaker 2: our top five songs coming up.
Speaker 3: You're listening to the Big met at Its pretty close
Speaker 3: to being done about Lebron and Golden State really moving
Speaker 3: up the turnpike there, huh.
Speaker 2: I guess okay, I guess well, he ain't gone to Cleveland.
Speaker 3: He ain't going back to Cleveland, which is what everybody speculated, right, Yeah.
Speaker 2: You gon go big home that's restored to where he lives. Yeah, sure,
Speaker 2: but Cleveland.
Speaker 3: H I think today is a good day to do
Speaker 3: awesome people. We haven't done this in a while.
Speaker 2: I think a week. Maybe.
Speaker 6: Man crammed friend's body inside trash above pizza.
Speaker 3: Shop inside trash above like above is it a like
Speaker 3: like a build, like a room above the pizza shop?
Speaker 3: Trying to figure out trash can that is above a
Speaker 3: pizza shop.
Speaker 6: Semi truck driver flatten man while running him over during
Speaker 6: spat over parking spot.
Speaker 2: For a parking spot. Man, it's not it's not hard
Speaker 2: at all. And did you say flattened him? Yeah, like
Speaker 2: it's just a headline.
Speaker 3: Yeah, picturing like the cartoons. Right, you're completely flat. But yeah, listen, you.
Speaker 2: Get a run over by a semi truck. That's going
Speaker 2: to happen. That happened in witch Talk, Kansas. By the way, wats.
Speaker 6: Man allegedly pulled his dogs out of the water but
Speaker 6: left a twelve year old to drown.
Speaker 2: I mean, were there his special hunting dogs not more
Speaker 2: important than a child?
Speaker 10: Was it?
Speaker 2: His kid?
Speaker 6: Not more important than a child? Every child is more
Speaker 6: important to save than your dog. Exactly some of y'all
Speaker 6: shaking your head. I know you are you guys are sick.
Speaker 6: Woman secretly live stream more than seven hundred hours of
Speaker 6: her ex husband using his ring cameras obsessed much.
Speaker 3: Like ring cameras, like inside the house, and she's like,
Speaker 3: we're just gonna show everybody what you do to o'clock
Speaker 3: in the afternoon.
Speaker 6: California woman has admitted to using her ex husband's ring
Speaker 6: camera to spy on him. Court documents say she live
Speaker 6: streamed more than seven hundred hours of the man and
Speaker 6: his family from inside his own She played guilty last
Speaker 6: week to the misdemeanor charge of ease dropping using electronic device.
Speaker 6: According to court records, she's ordered to pay restitution as
Speaker 6: part of the plea deal and must serve one day
Speaker 6: in custody with credit for time served, and one year
Speaker 6: of probation. A request for a domestic violence restraining order
Speaker 6: filed by the ex husband accused her of unlawfully accessing
Speaker 6: her ex's private ring camera system last year and linking
Speaker 6: his account to half a dozen Amazon Elects devices that
Speaker 6: were registered to her. She viewed the video footage from
Speaker 6: for approximately forty four thousand, six hundred and forty minutes, wow,
Speaker 6: twelve hours of a day over.
Speaker 2: Two months, just sitting there watching seeing what he's up to.
Speaker 7: I wonder why they never worked out.
Speaker 6: These devices include cameras inside and outside the home, including
Speaker 6: children's rooms. Her unauthorized access violated both my privacy and
Speaker 6: the safety of my household. According to him, The ex
Speaker 6: Puzman and his family said they first noticed something was
Speaker 6: wrong after hearing a voice coming from one of the cameras.
Speaker 6: He said he recounted it. He was like, it was
Speaker 6: my ex wife's voice. We tried so hard not to
Speaker 6: try to restore the peace, the security, the privacy. Once
Speaker 6: you are robbed of that, it's almost impossible to try
Speaker 6: to restore that in your home. According to their stating
Speaker 6: or request, the footage that she live viewed and recorded
Speaker 6: included deeply personal and private moments such as my fiance breastfeeding,
Speaker 6: our newborn, nudity, and partially undressed footage of our children
Speaker 6: in vulnerable settings. The recordings were deeply invasive and deemed
Speaker 6: as possible child exploitation.
Speaker 2: Why didn't you just change the password?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 3: I mean, she didn't know. He didn't know that she
Speaker 3: was doing it until it was too late. Right the
Speaker 3: moment he heard her voice. Yeah, changed the password and
Speaker 3: it solves, and so stop. Then you don't need those cameras.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say, that's a surefire way to make
Speaker 3: sure that doesn't happen. Just don't have cameras in your house.
Speaker 6: I mean they can be beneficial, So as a parent,
Speaker 6: I could see that, but you could at least stop
Speaker 6: using those and get different ones. Yeah, in the moment
Speaker 6: you think something's up, you got to stop that immediately.
Speaker 6: Fantastic story, though, good gosh, I don't think she was
Speaker 6: over it.
Speaker 2: I could be wrong. I don't know.
Speaker 3: No, so she got just she was only charged for
Speaker 3: eavesdropping via digital device, right, No manufacturing of child pornography.
Speaker 2: She didn't distribute it or do it. She didn't. She
Speaker 2: saved it maybe okay, okay? And is it and is
Speaker 2: it her children? Was it her children? I know that
Speaker 2: said they had a newborn, But was it her children?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: Because you all have pictures of your kid in the
Speaker 2: bathtub on your phone? Right? Not even like a voyeurism charge?
Speaker 6: Again, if she had the username and password, yeah, I
Speaker 6: guess you're right, right, we don't know the full parameter.
Speaker 3: Maybe he was trying to keep the peace. Like, here's
Speaker 3: the user name and passwords. He can see your kids.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, there you go.
Speaker 6: Woman doesn't let oxygen tank stop her from trying to
Speaker 6: kill her husband. The mugshot literally has oxygen. Right, guys,
Speaker 6: still got one hand, he could drag the tank with
Speaker 6: the other. Mom let toddler choke to death on uncooked
Speaker 6: popcorn while she drank and left him alone.
Speaker 3: That's terrible. I mean, you gotta least pop the popcorn. Well,
Speaker 3: there's always some you know, some uh some some what
Speaker 3: do they call him? Some runts, right, the ones that
Speaker 3: don't pop all the way? Yeah, yeah, we got a
Speaker 3: little char on him. Those are kind of the taste here.
Speaker 6: Once man found smoking on porch after stabbing roommate because
Speaker 6: victim woke him up.
Speaker 2: Was he warned? I told you not to wake me up.
Speaker 6: I don't think that headline is as surprising as some
Speaker 6: of these others because a lot of people that smoke,
Speaker 6: they're smoking is their calm, it is their thinking spot.
Speaker 6: So if he did something he knows was wrong, he
Speaker 6: may need a minute.
Speaker 2: I was gonna sit here and smoke a cigarette wait
Speaker 2: for the police show up.
Speaker 6: Woman fires gun indoors and sets curtains on fire to
Speaker 6: make a point, and the point was don't shoot a
Speaker 6: gun near the curtains. Kids describe how dad said good
Speaker 6: morning before shooting them, killing one and injuring two.
Speaker 2: Ooh, do you think he did it happy, sad, supportive
Speaker 2: or flirty?
Speaker 1: Not?
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go with not flirty, right, I don't think supportive.
Speaker 6: Good morn Man a father who was stressed over an
Speaker 6: indecent exposure conviction.
Speaker 2: Received.
Speaker 6: He received his headed to prison for killing his seventeen
Speaker 6: year old son and shooting two of his other kids,
Speaker 6: with his surviving children tearing into him in court At
Speaker 6: his sentencing quote, he shot at us for no reason.
Speaker 6: He killed one of his kids on the couch. He
Speaker 6: went right behind him and shot him in the head.
Speaker 6: The kid had his backpack on, he was ready to
Speaker 6: go to school. Danmn He got life in prison without
Speaker 6: the possibility of parole after entering a guilty plea for murder.
Speaker 6: He'd been planning to murder suicide for a week before
Speaker 6: attempting to carry it out. He told COMPS he had
Speaker 6: been worried about an indecent exposure charge he faced in
Speaker 6: twenty twenty two and was stressed due to the sentencing.
Speaker 2: God, now, what do you think you're feeling? Mmm?
Speaker 3: He said he believed he might be going to jail
Speaker 3: after being convicted of the indecent exposure charge.
Speaker 2: Like, what's the what's what's the jail time for indecent exposure?
Speaker 2: Where did this happen? Aty? Like, what do you think?
Speaker 2: Take a guess? Maybe a year, maybe a year, six
Speaker 2: months and a fine maybe? I mean, what did he do?
Speaker 3: Did he pull his winging around in front of a
Speaker 3: bunch of kids and shake it at him or was
Speaker 3: he just peeing behind a dumpster?
Speaker 6: That feels like a different charge if you pulled out
Speaker 6: your wang and tried to discipline people with it. Yeah,
Speaker 6: so this has simple one year, thousand dollars fine could
Speaker 6: put you on the sex Finder wrist list. Aggravated indecent.
Speaker 2: Violently shaking it. Well, I couldn't get my that's aggravated, right,
Speaker 2: trying to trying to pull up my wang here.
Speaker 6: That's up to two years, up to a two thousand
Speaker 6: dollars fine, and that will put you on the sex
Speaker 6: offender list and then sexually delinquent person.
Speaker 2: Huh. That's probably the latter.
Speaker 3: My at least my example of pulling it out and
Speaker 3: shaking it in front of a bunch of kids.
Speaker 6: I don't think so. Really the pun is you get
Speaker 6: one day. Oh, that's definitely not what I was thinking.
Speaker 6: It's a minimum of one day and a maximum of life.
Speaker 2: That is a range. Wow.
Speaker 3: So maybe they maybe he was gonna get caught for
Speaker 3: sexual delinquents, sexually delinquent personually delinquent person. Yeah, indecent exposure
Speaker 3: and he thinks he was gonna go ahead and get live. Well,
Speaker 3: well and get life. I'm as well just shoot the
Speaker 3: kids while I'm in and that The point of what
Speaker 3: I was trying to say was you get a bit,
Speaker 3: only a year, but now he's looking at life.
Speaker 6: So to get sexually delinquent person, which it feels like
Speaker 6: something you're told in therapy, it's actually an enhancement they.
Speaker 2: Do at trial. Okay.
Speaker 6: And the state must prove that your sexual behavior is
Speaker 6: characterized by repetitive or compulsive acts.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 6: The most common is involving a documented history or pattern
Speaker 6: or evidence showing a complete disregard for the consequences, which
Speaker 6: I think you could argue anybody who commits a crime.
Speaker 2: Yeah, chucks that box. Use of force. Look look at
Speaker 2: my wiina, it's.
Speaker 6: We shouldn't be making The law specifies that this applies
Speaker 6: regardless of whether the intended relations were heterosexual homosexual nature.
Speaker 2: I would think so. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Sexual aggression against a child is including that that should
Speaker 6: be self explanatory to anybody as long as they're under sixteen.
Speaker 6: If they're seven, sixteen, or seventeen, it's fine.
Speaker 2: What wows?
Speaker 6: I was like, well, I used to think about changing that. No, no, no,
Speaker 6: we gotta figure out what the state fruit is. All right,
Speaker 6: we gotta take a break.
Speaker 2: We'll be back. More of The Big Man Morning Show
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