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Speaker 1: Oh yes, Like in Brazil, Barbara haunts a picturesque Arco
Speaker 1: de Tellis alleyway. In Indonesia, residents reports seeing apparitions of
Speaker 1: people in blood stained clothes wandering. You're the tracks where
Speaker 1: a tragic train collision took place in Nigeria, Madam koy
Speaker 1: KOI and the sound of her clicking heels keeps terrified
Speaker 1: students shuddered inside their dorms. I prefer all of this
Speaker 1: to the garbage that is this election year.
Speaker 2: Get it.
Speaker 1: I see what you did. You did garbage. I think
Speaker 1: he hates her. I don't think he's a senile old
Speaker 1: man who doesn't know what he's doing. I think he
Speaker 1: really just dislikes Kamala Harris. And Trump's even said it.
Speaker 1: Trump said yesterday, I think he likes me more than
Speaker 1: he likes Kamala Harris. I think Biden's still pissed off.
Speaker 1: I think he's cantankerous and pissed well. I don't know
Speaker 1: about I don't know about pissed. I feel like he
Speaker 1: he kind of he saw the writing on the wall.
Speaker 3: I don't know if well, okay, maybe maybe he's angry
Speaker 3: that she's the one.
Speaker 1: I think he's got moments of clarity where he gets pissed.
Speaker 1: I don't think he's there all the time, all the time.
Speaker 1: In fact, this beginning of a sentence made me chuckle.
Speaker 1: It's about the whole his supporters are garbage comment that
Speaker 1: he made. This is the part that made me laugh.
Speaker 1: Biden tweeted later in the evening, that's that is lies, lies, lies,
Speaker 1: Morgan Wallen.
Speaker 2: Biden did not tweet, and he wasn't up.
Speaker 3: Later in the evening, somebody got ahold of his account.
Speaker 3: The people that do that all probably under the age
Speaker 3: of I'd say fifty, maybe who do that? This was
Speaker 3: what Joe Biden said. He was talking to a he
Speaker 3: was on a zoom call organized by the Hispanic advocacy
Speaker 3: group called Voto Latino, and he was responding to for
Speaker 3: some reason, it's still got legs Tony Hinchcliff of all
Speaker 3: people saying the thing about how there's an island in
Speaker 3: the there's an island full of garbage, and they call
Speaker 3: it Puerto Rico.
Speaker 1: It was such a stupid thing to say. It was
Speaker 1: a joke with not a good payoff. It never was
Speaker 1: gonna have a good payoff. But it's even stupid or
Speaker 1: that they're hanging their hat on a joke that a
Speaker 1: comedian made at a rally.
Speaker 3: Hours before Donald Trump probably even arrived at the venue.
Speaker 3: I mean, and that's another issue, is you're talking about
Speaker 3: this type. This is not like something that Donald Trump
Speaker 3: vets all of these speakers beforehand and goes, well, I
Speaker 3: like that guy's comedy, but I don't want him to
Speaker 3: get to racy or I hope he drops that line
Speaker 3: about the Puerto Rico thing.
Speaker 2: That was really funny when I heard it the first time.
Speaker 3: He doesn't know Tony Hinchcliff is no, but this is
Speaker 3: Joe Biden's bonds on Voto Latino yesterday.
Speaker 4: Just the other day, a speaker at Israelly called Puerto
Speaker 4: Rico a floating island of garbage. Only garbage I see
Speaker 4: floating down there as his supporters. His demonizational scene is unconscionable,
Speaker 4: and it's on American. It's cody, contrary to everything we've done.
Speaker 3: All right, A president should not talk like that about Americans, period.
Speaker 3: But we also need to gird our loins a little
Speaker 3: bit and stop being such pansies about stupid names that
Speaker 3: people call us.
Speaker 1: Some somewhere in Joe Biden's dark recesses of the brain
Speaker 1: parts that still work, something told him that it was
Speaker 1: deplorables that handed Trump the election. The first time Biden's pissed,
Speaker 1: he was forced out, and somewhere in that file and
Speaker 1: the brain it opened and he decided to go with
Speaker 1: the nuclear option of garbage. Now they're trying to say
Speaker 1: he didn't say that, that he was just trying to
Speaker 1: talk about that one joke or that one comment, or
Speaker 1: that one supporter being the comedian right.
Speaker 3: And that's where the White House gets in trouble. We've
Speaker 3: seen this over and over again. We saw it when
Speaker 3: Trump was in the White House. We saw it when
Speaker 3: Biden was in the White House. We saw it when
Speaker 3: Hillary Clinton wanted to get into the White House. It
Speaker 3: was changing what is clearly obvious to all of us
Speaker 3: who heard that he said Trump supporters are garbage, period.
Speaker 2: That's what he said.
Speaker 3: When the White House goes and changes the transcript and
Speaker 3: literally adds an apostrophe to try to make it seem
Speaker 3: like Joe Biden was only referring to Tony Hinchcliff the
Speaker 3: plural noun versus the.
Speaker 2: Possessive net like it. It doesn't.
Speaker 3: Just don't lie about it. Say the President regrets what
Speaker 3: he said. He didn't intend.
Speaker 1: It was the heat of the moment. It was verbal manslaughter.
Speaker 2: You know what.
Speaker 1: It serves them right, honestly for lying to everybody for
Speaker 1: so long about Joe Biden's condition. You know, and we
Speaker 1: talked about it the other day that in the Woodward
Speaker 1: book they talk about an event in July of twenty
Speaker 1: twenty three where he's completely unhinted. She tells us the
Speaker 1: same story three times in the same way, and yet
Speaker 1: nobody reported on it. The media is to blame the
Speaker 1: White Houses, to blame Jill Biden, Kamala Harris, everybody who
Speaker 1: was in the room, if you were in the room
Speaker 1: with him and didn't kind of sound the alarm, I mean,
Speaker 1: at least and maybe that is a book that has
Speaker 1: not been written. Maybe the alarm was sounded, we just
Speaker 1: haven't heard about it yet.
Speaker 2: There is an interesting thing going on. Your point that
Speaker 2: he hates her.
Speaker 3: There's at least a possibility that there's some bad blood
Speaker 3: between the president and vice president right now. She was
Speaker 3: put in a position of answering questions about what he said.
Speaker 2: We'll play that for you when we come back.
Speaker 3: But also other Democrats, including Josh Shapiro, Governor of Pennsylvania,
Speaker 3: now put in a position of answering what was he
Speaker 3: did he refer to all of these potential voters as garbage.
Speaker 1: And here's the thing. It's a different role for the
Speaker 1: Democrats to be sitting in right now because so often
Speaker 1: they get mad at Republicans for saying, well, what Trump
Speaker 1: meant to say is exactly what Trump meant to say
Speaker 1: is and now they're in that lane what he meant
Speaker 1: to say.
Speaker 2: Is no, we heard it with our own ears.
Speaker 1: We hear what Trump says, we heard what Biden says,
Speaker 1: We heard Kamala Harris and her word salads.
Speaker 2: We know what we know.
Speaker 1: Don't try to spin it. We're not children.
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Speaker 1: Some of these global ghost stories are dark, like the
Speaker 1: one in Rio about Barbara said it was in turn
Speaker 1: of the nineteenth century. In Rio, it's bustling merchants, vendors
Speaker 1: and slave people, sailors, and a Portuguese immigrant twenty.
Speaker 2: Years old named Barbara.
Speaker 1: Legend has it she stabbed her sleeping husband to run
Speaker 1: off with a lover. She killed him too and was
Speaker 1: on her own, so she turns to sex work inside
Speaker 1: the Arco Detellis Arc, the dank, dark passage let off
Speaker 1: the plaza where the Portugue's emperor sat and members of
Speaker 1: the royal court became faithful clients of Barbara. But age
Speaker 1: and disease caught up to her. One chronicler, her Metto Limo,
Speaker 1: wrote in nineteen twenty one of a hole in her nose,
Speaker 1: her bulging eyes, scratched eyelids, and skeletal hands.
Speaker 2: A hole in her nose.
Speaker 1: So to rejuvenate, Barbara started washing with animal blood, but
Speaker 1: that failed, so she used blood from infants abandoned in
Speaker 1: an old church. People are screaming in the halls. Apparently
Speaker 1: she would she would like a toad creep out of
Speaker 1: her hiding place. When someone brought an abandoned baby to
Speaker 1: the church and steal the child and drip its blood
Speaker 1: upon her leprous ulcers.
Speaker 2: Did it work? What?
Speaker 1: That's what your question is? Yeah, I want to know
Speaker 1: what she looks like now she disappeared, but her story lingers.
Speaker 1: Word is she still prows tell us arc by Night
Speaker 1: surviving on the Blood of bay Games.
Speaker 2: I don't have I'll get some creepy music. If you're
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Speaker 6: Urian Shannon love your show. Listen every day. Even though
Speaker 6: I left so Caw San Diego for Texas, I listen
Speaker 6: every day. I know the news there, I know the
Speaker 6: traffic there, but I listen every day and all I
Speaker 6: want to say is I find it really cute how
Speaker 6: you guys can justify the comedian saying what he said,
Speaker 6: you know, hours before Trump got on stage. But you
Speaker 6: can't justify what Biden said, Right, Two wrongs don't make
Speaker 6: your right. So if you're going to give a pass
Speaker 6: to one, give the pass for other. Yeah, I'm voting
Speaker 6: for Trump, though I.
Speaker 1: Find it interesting that you say that president should not
Speaker 1: say nasty things about people.
Speaker 2: Does that also apply to Donald Trump? Yes, and we
Speaker 2: say that over and over again.
Speaker 1: To confused, what was the first comment was we're justifying
Speaker 1: which which one?
Speaker 2: Well, we didn't justify either one, did we.
Speaker 3: She suggested that we were justifying Tony Hinchcliffe's comments by
Speaker 3: saying that it came long before President Trump took the stage.
Speaker 2: No, I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I'm saying he's a comedian, and that's what I don't
Speaker 1: I don't say.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't take what he says.
Speaker 1: A comedian's mouth is trying to get a laugh as
Speaker 1: the bible of what the candidate believes.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 3: And here's the other thing, Joe Biden's also not the candidate.
Speaker 3: He's the sitting president. That comes with that brings with
Speaker 3: it a certain amount of what I would expect to
Speaker 3: be decorum, but he's also not the candidate. Tony Hinchcliffe
Speaker 3: is not the candidate. Now again, it's it's.
Speaker 2: A weird thing.
Speaker 3: We're in this weird cycle where five days away, six
Speaker 3: days away from the election, and all of this stuff
Speaker 3: just brings with it sort of a fever pitch that
Speaker 3: it doesn't have to have. Now, we all need to
Speaker 3: make sure that when when our the hair on the
Speaker 3: back of our neck stands up because somebody uses a
Speaker 3: word like garbage or talks about Puerto Ricans in a
Speaker 3: completely mishandled joke, that was an unforced error, calm down, relax,
Speaker 3: like just just relax, And your reaction to what we
Speaker 3: say about it is also outside, Like, hold on a second,
Speaker 3: we're two dummies talking about our reaction to it. Whether
Speaker 3: you think it's correct or not is fine. That's up
Speaker 3: to you. But this is how it's hitting us. It's
Speaker 3: a it's a it's a weird thing. It's just a
Speaker 3: it's not a hill I'm gonna die on, you know.
Speaker 3: I feel like we're just we're having trouble as a
Speaker 3: people with base running and what we need to do.
Speaker 3: His hit a grand slam, right, just make make it
Speaker 3: easier on everybody oing.
Speaker 4: Garbage I see floating down there as her supporters. Remember Hillary,
Speaker 4: she said deplorable and then she said irredeevable, right, but
Speaker 4: she said deplorable.
Speaker 2: That didn't work out.
Speaker 5: Garbage, I think is worse.
Speaker 1: Let me be clara.
Speaker 8: I strongly disagree with any criticism of people based on
Speaker 8: who they vote for.
Speaker 2: And that was Kamala Harris this morning Trump from last night.
Speaker 3: She's mad, she's got to clean this up because again
Speaker 3: she the person who made the comment is not the
Speaker 3: it's not the candidate, but they're the ones who have
Speaker 3: to do this now.
Speaker 2: Trump could care less. He doesn't.
Speaker 3: He said he didn't hear the joke, and he didn't.
Speaker 3: I mean, he wasn't going to apologize for something he
Speaker 3: never heard. And Kamala Harris is now kind of forced
Speaker 3: to do this. Uh we okay. In my philosophy, and
Speaker 3: I think that this is echoed by something I heard
Speaker 3: Nicki Haley say.
Speaker 2: I think the last night she was interviewed.
Speaker 3: You should not you should not turn off those voters
Speaker 3: who might still vote for you, the ones who let
Speaker 3: me play her comment because I think she puts it
Speaker 3: better than I do in terms of the groups of
Speaker 3: people that need to be approached by both candidates. Now,
Speaker 3: she's talking specifically about Trump, but you can hear her.
Speaker 3: If you are to replace it with the name Harris,
Speaker 3: it makes sense.
Speaker 8: To You've got Americans who are absolutely going to vote
Speaker 8: for Trump, You've got Americans who are absolutely not going
Speaker 8: to vote for Trump, and then you've got a percentage
Speaker 8: in the middle who like Trump policies but don't like
Speaker 8: his style. That is what they need to focus on.
Speaker 8: So when you look at these things, it has got
Speaker 8: to be a story of addition. This is not a
Speaker 8: time to have anyone criticize Puerto Rico or Latinos. This
Speaker 8: is not a time for them to get overly masculine
Speaker 8: with this romance thing that they've got going. Fifty three
Speaker 8: percent of the electorate are women.
Speaker 3: Now, if you change that and just said there are
Speaker 3: people who are definitely going to vote for Harris, and
Speaker 3: people who are not going to vote for Harris, or
Speaker 3: people who might vote for her because of what they
Speaker 3: don't like about Donald Trump, don't anger those people and
Speaker 3: call them garbage, just like you would say to Tony
Speaker 3: Hinchcliff or the Trump campaign, Hey, don't use a comedian
Speaker 3: who's going to offend those people who otherwise might still
Speaker 3: vote for you.
Speaker 1: I am just still so disheartened with the baseline we've
Speaker 1: gone to when it comes to the rhetoric and the
Speaker 1: lack of decorum. And now you've got old Joe Biden
Speaker 1: getting involved waiting into it. Who's and can we stop
Speaker 1: trotting out Joe Biden? Can we stop trotting him out?
Speaker 1: He's it's your own damn faults for trotting him out
Speaker 1: and riding this horse literally till it dies.
Speaker 3: He's got a couple months left, a couple a few months,
Speaker 3: and I mean in the presidency, not in his life,
Speaker 3: but he's got a few.
Speaker 2: Months left in the presidency.
Speaker 3: Regardless of what happens next Tuesday, he's out on January twentieth,
Speaker 3: and he can go spend the rest of his days
Speaker 3: at the Rehoboth.
Speaker 1: Beach or in Jacob's Elder Care Center.
Speaker 2: Jacob's new new elder care center.
Speaker 1: All right, coming up next?
Speaker 2: Oh, good news, good news coming on?
Speaker 1: Well, would you see the end of days as good news?
Speaker 3: Well kind of feels like it might have. It's getting
Speaker 3: a little rosier than we thought. It was definitely looking
Speaker 3: a little bit better.
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Speaker 1: There's something funny about the macab isn't there?
Speaker 2: There's something it's uh. We we use her movie.
Speaker 3: We use humor, that is, to take the edges off
Speaker 3: of those things that hurt, yes, scare us. Perhaps all right.
Speaker 3: Campaign continues, of course. Both candidates today start their day
Speaker 3: in North Carolina, Vice President Harris campaigning and Raleigh before
Speaker 3: heading up to Pennsylvania and then to Wisconsin. Tonight, former
Speaker 3: President Trump holding the rally in Rocky Mountain, North Carolin
Speaker 3: before he goes to Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Speaker 1: We are going to address what happened in the stands
Speaker 1: at the at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx last night
Speaker 1: when that jackass fan two of them, yeah, but particularly
Speaker 1: the one who would not let go of Mookie's wrists.
Speaker 3: The New York Post says, both of those guys are
Speaker 3: being allowed better.
Speaker 2: That's my question.
Speaker 1: That's my question. I get that you're a season ticket holder,
Speaker 1: which they both are. You forfeit your first of all
Speaker 1: you forfeit any other games like forever in my opinion,
Speaker 1: but at least through the series. Second of all, who
Speaker 1: goes to two World Series games like that's as ton
Speaker 1: of money?
Speaker 3: Well, and that's the thing is, I don't know if
Speaker 3: they won the lottery for both.
Speaker 2: Possibly, I'm possibly.
Speaker 3: Two big endorsements came in today, know what he was
Speaker 3: asking for. Former Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has endorsed Kamala Harris
Speaker 3: and Buzz Aldrin from Apollo eleven has endorsed Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: He said that Trump prioritized space exploration while he was
Speaker 3: in office in the first ceremony.
Speaker 2: He wants him back.
Speaker 1: Then, did you get me some scary music?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yes, because I have a ghost story from Indonesia, the
Speaker 1: ghosts of the Binaro train Tragedy. The Binaro train tragedy
Speaker 1: happened in October nineteen eighty seven. Well known in Indonesia,
Speaker 1: it was a head on collision between two commuter trains
Speaker 1: in the southern area of Jakarta.
Speaker 2: One of the deadliest.
Speaker 1: Train accidents in history, the collision killed one hundred and
Speaker 1: thirty nine passengers, giving rise to many mystical stories about
Speaker 1: the railway. In the thirty seven years since the crash,
Speaker 1: many local residents and railway workers reported seeing apparitions of
Speaker 1: people dressed in old, blood stained clothing wandering near the
Speaker 1: tracks where the tragedy took place. As the local urban
Speaker 1: legend goes, these ghostly figures are believed to be the
Speaker 1: spirits of those who perished in the crash and remain
Speaker 1: unable to move on to the afterlife. Some people also
Speaker 1: say there was a figure wandering around looking for his
Speaker 1: own body parts.
Speaker 2: Ah, that's scary.
Speaker 1: It is scary if you saw an apparition and tattered,
Speaker 1: bloody clothes, missing, missing an arm looking around for it.
Speaker 1: Anybody see my arm? See an arm over there?
Speaker 2: I need my arm? Chills, chills. Were done with that,
Speaker 2: Yeah for now.
Speaker 3: So we have talked about bird flu, and we've talked
Speaker 3: about how avian flu has been infecting dairy cattle here
Speaker 3: in California. More than half of the cases I believe
Speaker 3: in the United States have been in dairy herd's here
Speaker 3: in the state of California.
Speaker 2: Not good.
Speaker 3: It's a potential impact on milk prices and dairy but
Speaker 3: not yet because it hasn't gotten as widespread as it could.
Speaker 3: But there is a problem now we're talking about a
Speaker 3: mutated form of bird flu that has infected a farm
Speaker 3: worker in Texas. The virus turned his eyes red and itchy,
Speaker 3: and they said that he got it either from a
Speaker 3: cow or a chicken in Texas.
Speaker 1: What was he doing with the cows and the chickens.
Speaker 2: Probably just being near them.
Speaker 1: Or drinking their unpasteurized milk.
Speaker 3: Government backed researchers took a sample of the virus, infected
Speaker 3: mice and ferrets with it and found that this version
Speaker 3: of avian flu had evolved to become far deadlier than
Speaker 3: the wild strain that is currently spreading on US farms.
Speaker 3: It also spreads between animals through the air. They said
Speaker 3: that that would allow it obviously to be more contagiou
Speaker 3: to humans.
Speaker 1: Thirty times thirty times dead times.
Speaker 3: You don't have to be kissing the chicken licking the cow.
Speaker 3: It can just you just be in the same area
Speaker 3: with them.
Speaker 1: I'm so tired of the back and forth between Democrats
Speaker 1: and Republicans that when I saw this story this morning,
Speaker 1: I had a little bit of glee connected to it.
Speaker 1: Oh cool, there's a bird flu story.
Speaker 2: Thirty times more dead.
Speaker 1: Oh awesome, Yeah, let's get it. Let's slide this in there.
Speaker 3: Now they're talking about minuscule percentages of people that would
Speaker 3: potentially die from this, but if it continues, if the
Speaker 3: mutations continue like this, there is a chance that it
Speaker 3: gets a little bit out of control. Right now, these
Speaker 3: tests that they did showed that some anti viral drugs
Speaker 3: do work against this strain of the virus. If this
Speaker 3: is the case, so experts are telling everybody keep a
Speaker 3: close eye in the movement of the virus in order
Speaker 3: to try to contain this outbreak before it can evolve
Speaker 3: any further and infect more humans. We obviously had all
Speaker 3: had sort of that crash course on virus mutations during COVID.
Speaker 2: And hopefully we don't have to go through that again.
Speaker 3: As of right now, they said thirty four humans in
Speaker 3: the United States have been infected with bird flu, thirty
Speaker 3: three of which have been linked to contact with infected
Speaker 3: cows or poultry, not known to be transmissible between humans. Still,
Speaker 3: one unidentified Missouri man Cotta disease, but was never in
Speaker 3: contact with an infected animal, so there is still a possibility,
Speaker 3: but they haven't narrowed down exactly where he got it from.
Speaker 1: Coming up next, where is the cheddar cheese? How do
Speaker 1: you hide twenty four tons of cheddar cheese? And do
Speaker 1: you even have the refrigeration?
Speaker 2: Shut it in my mouth.
Speaker 1: You could eat twenty four tons.
Speaker 2: I could make a dent. I could make a pretty d.
Speaker 1: I've seen you with a block of cheddar, and it
Speaker 1: is no skill I passed onto my son.
Speaker 2: I'm very proud of that too. So easy thing to
Speaker 2: sit down with one block of chain. Yeah, sharp cheddar,
Speaker 2: make it disappear.
Speaker 1: Little tillamook, sharp cheddar, black label.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 2: I might do that all all week.
Speaker 1: Do you know that you can go to the Tillomek
Speaker 1: factory and take tours in Oregon. I don't need a tour.
Speaker 1: I just need the block of cheese just to get me.
Speaker 3: To take me to the end where you need the
Speaker 3: gift shop.
Speaker 1: Oh and I also have a Japanese ghost story to
Speaker 1: tell you.
Speaker 2: Gary and Channon will continue.
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Speaker 3: Some economic numbers that came out today, The economy post
Speaker 3: on another solid is slightly disappointing but solid period of growth.
Speaker 2: In the third quarter.
Speaker 3: Strong consumer spending has defied expectations. A gross domestic product
Speaker 3: to measure of all the goods and services produced during
Speaker 3: the three month period from July September went up at
Speaker 3: a rate of two point eight percent annualized, according to
Speaker 3: the Commerce Department.
Speaker 1: I wonder how much play this garbage line is going
Speaker 1: to get. White House trying to clear things up, Biden,
Speaker 1: if you missed it appeared to call Trump supporter's garbage,
Speaker 1: not appeared to he did you referred to that comedian's
Speaker 1: joke that called Puerto Rico a floating island of garbage
Speaker 1: and said the only garbage I see floating out there
Speaker 1: is his supporters. The White House said Biden's comment was
Speaker 1: referring to the hateful rhetoric at the Madison Square Garden
Speaker 1: rally as garbage. Interesting that they use the term hateful
Speaker 1: rhetoric when that's exactly what it is. If he in
Speaker 1: fact said exactly what he said, is that the supporters
Speaker 1: are garbage.
Speaker 3: No one corners the market on hateful rhetoric in this race.
Speaker 3: I mean they're both both sides are guilty of saying
Speaker 3: we need to unify and then laying out a string
Speaker 3: of very divisive things about the other side.
Speaker 1: Scientists are hopeful and new experimental brain zapping can help
Speaker 1: people overcome their addictions to drugs or alcohol. Doctors at
Speaker 1: West Virginia University's Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute of a special one
Speaker 1: million dollar helmet and goggles the people wear while being
Speaker 1: shown images of what they're struggling with. The helmet then
Speaker 1: pulses parts of the brain with ultrasound waves until the
Speaker 1: cravings are gone.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: So far are reported three quarters of the trial participants
Speaker 1: have remained substance free for months. It's also shown promise
Speaker 1: with treating symptoms of depression.
Speaker 2: That's incredible, isn't it. That's really cool.
Speaker 9: Good morning, Gary and Shannon. The hole in the nose
Speaker 9: on that woman is probably due to I think at syphilis.
Speaker 9: They used to call them the nose nose people because
Speaker 9: the syphilists would eat in your brain and it would
Speaker 9: actually like eat out your naval cavity and you'd have
Speaker 9: no nose. So there's your little three lessons through the day.
Speaker 9: Don't get sipless and if you do treat it or
Speaker 9: else you end up with no nos Okay, h Happy Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Thank you, lay Wow, that was one of your creepy
Speaker 2: good morning all.
Speaker 5: Hey Shannon, great to see you in Denver.
Speaker 4: New York fans for why we have an electoral college.
Speaker 1: That's funny.
Speaker 2: It's a good stretch. And I like the combination of
Speaker 2: the two stories.
Speaker 9: That's hey, Gary and Channon.
Speaker 7: This bird flu story has really bummed me out today
Speaker 7: because after your crow story, I went home yesterday and
Speaker 7: I started talking to my twelve year old son about
Speaker 7: how we can train the crows.
Speaker 1: And I already named my crow. It's gonna he's gonna
Speaker 1: be Lars.
Speaker 9: And if I get a second crow, he's gonna be Bruce.
Speaker 1: And I already have a plan.
Speaker 9: And now I'm like thinking twice about it.
Speaker 1: So can I still train the crows?
Speaker 4: Is it safe?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Just for the sake of the names Lars and Bruce.
Speaker 3: Take that excellent Take the chance. Do you have another story?
Speaker 1: I do?
Speaker 2: Uh creepy music on three two one.
Speaker 1: One of Japan's most famous kaidan or ghost stories, is
Speaker 1: named after the area in Tokyo where the tragic story
Speaker 1: takes place, called Yotsuya Kaidan. It's an unforgettable tale of
Speaker 1: a powerless woman whose only recourse for revenge against the
Speaker 1: man who betrays her love is to become a ghost.
Speaker 1: Oiwa was a beautiful woman and the wife of the
Speaker 1: handsome but heartless samurai aman. She's weak after giving birth
Speaker 1: to their baby, her husband's having an affair, and the
Speaker 1: other woman, seeking to make sure he dumps his wife,
Speaker 1: tricks the wife into taking poison, thinking it's medicine, so
Speaker 1: her face becomes disfigured. It's been staged as various adult
Speaker 1: theater kombuki plays, and a particular scary scene is the
Speaker 1: moment when the wife discovers her horrible transformation at telling
Speaker 1: moment that speaks volumes about human vanity and frailty. When
Speaker 1: she combs her hair before a mirror, it falls out
Speaker 1: in clumps. She sees her twisted, discolored face and cries out,
Speaker 1: is this my face?
Speaker 2: Is this my face?
Speaker 1: After she dies, she haunts the husband, appearing everywhere, perhaps
Speaker 1: merely his delusion, but he's eventually driven to madness and
Speaker 1: throws himself off a cliff.
Speaker 2: What that's a creepy story, I know. Think every time
Speaker 2: you say a creepy story, I should.
Speaker 1: Wait till you hear what goes on in Kenya? No
Speaker 1: coming up in the next hour.
Speaker 2: Hey, elmer, give me this computer over here. I have
Speaker 2: funny drum music playing that's not it.
Speaker 3: There it is on Friday, November eight.
Speaker 2: Whoa, that's und the corner. Well, that's a couple of
Speaker 2: things I have to tell you about.
Speaker 3: First of all, we are going to be live at
Speaker 3: Luchador Brewing in Chino Hills to help pregame for their
Speaker 3: Hops in the Hills event, which comes up on Saturday
Speaker 3: of the ninth.
Speaker 2: Will actually be giving away tickets to Hops in the Hills.
Speaker 3: So this is a week from Friday, a week from Friday,
Speaker 3: and portions of the proceeds of the ticket sales for
Speaker 3: Hops in the Hills are going to be donated to
Speaker 3: the Chino Valley Fire Foundation, which does a lot of
Speaker 3: good work. So we'll be excited to see everybody out
Speaker 3: there again next Friday, November eight, from nine to one.
Speaker 2: It's also opening night for adult theater.
Speaker 1: Oh so that's a long drive. Yes, Is it going
Speaker 1: to be crunch time? What time do you have to
Speaker 1: get to the theater?
Speaker 2: I'll probably go right there. Wow, from the thing.
Speaker 1: And that's opening night. Yeah, I'm a little nervous. It's okay,
Speaker 1: feeling the nerves, feeling the blood pumping, a little bit nervous,
Speaker 1: I am.
Speaker 2: This is a big role for us.
Speaker 3: I will I will post more information about that next
Speaker 3: week so that people if they're interested.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to make that drive for opening nights.
Speaker 2: I didn't. I would not expect that.
Speaker 1: You haven't even invited me. You kept me in the
Speaker 1: dark about the adults poster.
Speaker 3: Up in the office today and you didn't even notice it,
Speaker 3: so you know what, Yeah, but you've.
Speaker 1: Been rehearsing for months.
Speaker 3: Day, but tell us to show you a half completed
Speaker 3: work of art.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 1: I just thought that we kept up with each other's
Speaker 1: lives on this show, and that's a major development in
Speaker 1: your life that you kept secret.
Speaker 2: Don't feel like it is.
Speaker 3: But because I haven't done the show yet. If I
Speaker 3: said to you on a Monday morning, poof this was
Speaker 3: a long weekend, and you say why Gary, as you
Speaker 3: say it my name like that, and I said, well,
Speaker 3: because I finished my two week run of adult theater
Speaker 3: and you said you, well, I.
Speaker 1: Feel like Mookie Betts has in his glove the baseball
Speaker 1: of our friendship, and you are the Yankees fan trying
Speaker 1: to wrestle the friendship from the glove.
Speaker 2: It's a stretch, but I'll go with it.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about what happened in the Bronx. Coming up
Speaker 1: next on Gary and Shannon.
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