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Speaker 3: I was thinking about the whole fireworks thing and how
Speaker 3: because people have been pregaming, it feels like in my neighborhood,
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, fireworks.
Speaker 2: All week, And.
Speaker 3: I wonder do they should they enforce the fireworks rules
Speaker 3: this week, the laws.
Speaker 2: So far as you can only do it on like
Speaker 2: the third and fourth and between the hours of you
Speaker 2: know what is it, like six and then.
Speaker 3: City limits all those things, Because I gotta be honest,
Speaker 3: I don't think they do.
Speaker 2: I don't think they do either, because it's been the
Speaker 2: same thing's been happening in my neighborhood. I think the
Speaker 2: police I don't. I don't think.
Speaker 1: I feel I hope they have other more important things
Speaker 1: to deal with.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I I think unless if there's a burn band, then.
Speaker 1: I don't know anybody's ever gotten in trouble for a
Speaker 1: burn band for.
Speaker 2: Real, because during the burn bands, you're not supposed to barbecue,
Speaker 2: you're not to do any right, but they were still
Speaker 2: out there doing it.
Speaker 1: I still see people doing it.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna lie. I have grilled during a burn band.
Speaker 4: None of you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, should they enforce it?
Speaker 4: I don't think so. Really, Yeah, I mean they got
Speaker 4: bigger fish to fry.
Speaker 1: Give me, what do you think?
Speaker 2: I don't think they should dot dot dot. If you
Speaker 2: are blowing off fireworks during the week or like hell,
Speaker 2: even just after midnight, right after twelve midnight, I think
Speaker 2: that's when they should be like, okay, yeah, this is
Speaker 2: after midnight, people are trying to sleep whatever, and now
Speaker 2: it's a noise problem. Okay, then that's when they should
Speaker 2: enforce it. But up until eleven fifty nine, fifty nine,
Speaker 2: I've ad its.
Speaker 4: I mean I would say up until like ten thirty even,
Speaker 4: like you get it, like ten to ten thirty, Okay,
Speaker 4: be respectful of.
Speaker 2: Your name leading up to the actual holiday itself. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: I don't hate that.
Speaker 4: I'm still working.
Speaker 2: I don't hate that. Yeah. Not everybody's off for.
Speaker 3: The week, right, Yeah, and well listen, I'm okay with
Speaker 3: like a little uh Saturn missile pack right, yeah, buzz
Speaker 3: bomb whatever, but full shells.
Speaker 2: Right. Yeah.
Speaker 3: We had one year a neighbor who did fireworks like
Speaker 3: at eleven o'clock at night.
Speaker 1: They started their.
Speaker 2: Just some fireworks.
Speaker 1: Was this on the fourth of July itself?
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, I would let that slide because it's on
Speaker 2: the holiday itself, and a lot of the places don't
Speaker 2: start until nine thirty ten o'clock because you gotta wait
Speaker 2: for the stupid son and go down.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but they're typically only fifteen minutes and so it's
Speaker 3: usually over by ten fifteen. Started at eleven, now, granted,
Speaker 3: and I have little ones, but put him to bed,
Speaker 3: and they kind of didn't just go go go. They
Speaker 3: did some whatever, dietd some so it went on to
Speaker 3: like almost midnight. But their finale was a giant like
Speaker 3: just a boom one and it was so loud right
Speaker 3: woke the kid, woke me up from a dead sleep,
Speaker 3: woke my kids up from it. I mean, it was
Speaker 3: one of the lottest fireworks I've ever heard.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is what it is.
Speaker 1: Everybody came back down, go back to bed right well.
Speaker 1: Next day. On the neighborhood facebook page, people were.
Speaker 2: Like, what the hell? And the.
Speaker 1: The guy that did at his house, he just you know,
Speaker 1: do what I want. You can't tell me? Right s
Speaker 1: A d like and you're like, yeah.
Speaker 2: Dang, man stands around man planch flag.
Speaker 1: Sure, don't tread on me.
Speaker 3: Country free, well free for you, not free for we, right,
Speaker 3: But the idea that, uh, it's just like yeah and.
Speaker 2: You give none none. But it was the loudest firework
Speaker 2: I've ever heard.
Speaker 1: So listen, you want to do sparklers and some buzz
Speaker 1: bombs and some satderment, a lot of rockets, okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: till minute okay, but the loudest firework.
Speaker 2: Definitely.
Speaker 1: You paid two hundy for that one shell, probably more
Speaker 1: you think he held onto that one for so long
Speaker 1: for that reason, for the finale. No to piss just
Speaker 1: to piss the neighbors off. No, just be like I'm
Speaker 1: knowing to everybody in this neighborhood unhappy.
Speaker 2: If you walk.
Speaker 3: Around with that on your shoulder and then plan and
Speaker 3: plot until midnight, I think you're mentally handicapped.
Speaker 1: I think you have a mental disability.
Speaker 2: It's definitely something wrong to carry.
Speaker 3: That all day, like carry and plot and plan and
Speaker 3: like nope, it's eleven fifty, we got ten more minutes.
Speaker 1: Like huh, yeah, you're not a good human.
Speaker 2: Some people are like that though.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately the idea of how much the uh shells are
Speaker 3: also I'm like what, Yeah, that's the.
Speaker 2: One thing that slows me down from buying a whole
Speaker 2: bunch of them and having one of those massive displays,
Speaker 2: because they are but loving expensive and they always have been.
Speaker 2: That's the thing. This isn't anything new, This isn't a
Speaker 2: twenty twenty you know, six inflation sort of thing. Fireworks
Speaker 2: have always been expensive.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I remember was it last year?
Speaker 3: We went and I gave each kid like, all right,
Speaker 3: here's fifty bucks, buy whatever you want. Uh huh, And
Speaker 3: they were like wow, they tried to go. They went,
Speaker 3: you know, my kids have good taste. Man, went right
Speaker 3: to the end. They're like, what about this. I'm like,
Speaker 3: you don't have enough? Aw let me show you where
Speaker 3: the dollar bin is. Right the dog that poops, that's hilarious.
Speaker 4: My one of my my girlfriend of mine, I saw
Speaker 4: her yesterday. Her son puts on a fireworks show for
Speaker 4: the neighborhood and friends, and he sends out invites. He
Speaker 4: does research on fireworks, like weeks, maybe a whole month
Speaker 4: in advance, like research research. He's a numbers guy, and
Speaker 4: he says, it's not always in the name, like the names,
Speaker 4: it's the names will fool you, they'll suck you in
Speaker 4: and then you're very disappointed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, of course. Yeah, like I thought everybody knew that.
Speaker 4: I mean I didn't because I know nothing about fireworks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just because it says it's the Devil's dingling doesn't
Speaker 2: mean the right right.
Speaker 4: Right right, But he will do so much research and
Speaker 4: then he'll go to get coupons.
Speaker 1: They have coupons.
Speaker 4: They have coupons for fireworks. That's I had no idea.
Speaker 2: Thanks for the tip, and well yeah.
Speaker 4: And then we'll go to the best fireworks stands to
Speaker 4: get his fireworks. And I went over to their house
Speaker 4: yesterday and their office is floor to ceiling damn near
Speaker 4: with fireworks really yeah, wall to wall wow show.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we always like to We always like to go
Speaker 1: to If you ever been Jake's Fireworks over there by
Speaker 1: the hard Rock, we always like going in there.
Speaker 3: Well set up system, air conditioned, air conditioned. They have
Speaker 3: little monitors to show you what they do, right, real nice.
Speaker 3: I just went to their page to see and yeah, no,
Speaker 3: they have coupons. Yeah, they have coupons. I would have
Speaker 3: never guessed that. And you can join their get their app.
Speaker 2: Where you can get another disco to get rewards.
Speaker 1: Yeah, good for them. Yeah, I'm not not. Something I
Speaker 1: think about doing is getting coupons for fireworks.
Speaker 2: But but it makes sense though because they are so expensive.
Speaker 2: Kind of coop. What are we talking about here? Ten
Speaker 2: dollars off.
Speaker 3: Percentage, buy one, get one free any one item priced
Speaker 3: up to sixty bucks.
Speaker 1: That ain't man bundle prices.
Speaker 2: Three for fifty okay, some of those bundles, well they
Speaker 2: can get expensive, but you're getting a crap load.
Speaker 3: So they have like one of them, like you get
Speaker 3: three for fifty, but they're eighteen bucks each, okay, or
Speaker 3: three for two hundred, and they're seventy eight dollars each,
Speaker 3: so you're basically you're getting by two get one free.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, not a bad deal. Sure.
Speaker 1: I first time I ever went, I went to buy
Speaker 1: them and I was like, give me, give me the
Speaker 1: booze blaster, give me the mother in law, right, give
Speaker 1: him my ex wife right.
Speaker 3: And you're like, yeah, nothing crazy, no shells. And they're
Speaker 3: like that'll be five hundred and fifty dollars.
Speaker 2: You're like ten things, Yeah, let me take out a
Speaker 2: second mortgage. Yeah. I'm like I get in the car.
Speaker 2: My wife's like, oh that's nice, and just five hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: She's like what, I'm like, I didn't know. I'm just
Speaker 2: d like never again. Pretty much straight to China, get
Speaker 2: them from there, straight to the source. The illegal ones too.
Speaker 3: There's a place by my house where they set up
Speaker 3: camp and they just hang out there, right, And I
Speaker 3: can only imagine, like do you just stay up and
Speaker 3: you drinking party right like you're r ving it.
Speaker 1: It isn't like clocking in and out at work if.
Speaker 2: You're running one of those stands. Yeah, oh yeah, that's
Speaker 2: a that's a party right there.
Speaker 3: It's like if you have people over to barbecue. I've
Speaker 3: ever been to a barbecue competition. Like you're up all night, but.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you feel good.
Speaker 1: You're in another world.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: We've talked about doing that before, like buying fireworks, especially
Speaker 3: with being on the radio and having a fireworks stand
Speaker 3: and just doing I just don't want to man it.
Speaker 2: Right, you gotta get the little booth, right, you got to.
Speaker 1: Rent a tent, right, Yeah, you gotta have somebody watch
Speaker 1: it twenty four to seven?
Speaker 2: Yeah, because thieves And then what do I do it
Speaker 2: with the stuff after? Ah, I can tell you what
Speaker 2: to do with the stuff after, Like you have a
Speaker 2: big one you blow at the f up. You're like,
Speaker 2: this is the leftovers because they're already paid for. Right,
Speaker 2: You've already paid for everything that's under the tents or
Speaker 2: in the booth, and so you're just trying to recoup
Speaker 2: your money and make some profit off of it. From
Speaker 2: what I understand, I'm probably wrong, but so it's like,
Speaker 2: all right, well they're already paid for, we gotta get
Speaker 2: rid of them. Let's blow every last one of them
Speaker 2: up at one time. Right.
Speaker 3: It's not like when you have a restaurant you want
Speaker 3: to donate the food, right, you can't take it to
Speaker 3: good will?
Speaker 1: Right, right, I'm pretty sure they don't take.
Speaker 4: How long do they stay good for? Like if you
Speaker 4: don't sell them all in one season.
Speaker 1: I've never checked the expiration date.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a good poin gunpowder goes bad? It does,
Speaker 2: it does.
Speaker 3: I just did a quick search and it said for
Speaker 3: a small stand, the margins anywhere between fifty and seventy percent,
Speaker 3: which is a crazy if you know anything about margins,
Speaker 3: that's insane. So you can profit anywhere on a fifteen
Speaker 3: hundred to six thousand dollars standing, getting where between ten
Speaker 3: and thirty thousand dollars in profit.
Speaker 2: That's a good chunk of change, it says here. When
Speaker 2: your fireworks are stored in a cool, dry place, they
Speaker 2: typically last three to ten years. Wow. Yeah, that's cool.
Speaker 2: I've got this one giant fire it's like a it's
Speaker 2: like a tiny stick of dynamite. That's all I can
Speaker 2: describe it as. And a friend of mine gave it
Speaker 2: to me about six years ago, and you still have it.
Speaker 2: It's been sitting in my toolbox, just waiting your tool box, yeah,
Speaker 2: just waiting for the right time to set it off,
Speaker 2: because I'm like, what am I gonna do with this
Speaker 2: miniature stick of dynamite? I mean, I guess I could
Speaker 2: dig a hole and bury it in my front yard
Speaker 2: and blow up a hole in my yard. But I'm like,
Speaker 2: what am I gonna do with this? So it's just
Speaker 2: sitting there waiting. I don't know. I'm supposed to go
Speaker 2: out to the lake this weekend. I might take it
Speaker 2: out there, right, See what I see? What perch I
Speaker 2: can get up?
Speaker 1: You're gonna.
Speaker 2: Or blow up in my hand? Effuses fast out right.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna lie. I'm a little scared of lighting it.
Speaker 3: So my dad was My parents were smokers, right, and
Speaker 3: we would get fireworks. Nothing crazy, but we would get fireworks.
Speaker 3: And when we buy them, I would be like, we
Speaker 3: gotta get punks, and my dad would like, no, we don't.
Speaker 2: Got a pack of twenty right.
Speaker 1: He give me a cigarette and light it with this,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, ah, what, yeah.
Speaker 2: You not being the smoker, actually used it for that
Speaker 2: and me being the smoker at that time, sneak away
Speaker 2: while I'm lighting it. Fourth of July, all rules were
Speaker 2: out the window. What besides that, besides that, I mean
Speaker 2: just staying up lay, you know, cause and terror. If
Speaker 2: you can sneak you know, a beer away from from
Speaker 2: the cooler while they're not looking, it's all good because
Speaker 2: why because they were tanked at the end of the
Speaker 2: night and they didn't know. That's true. So it's like
Speaker 2: we we had our own little party. It was a
Speaker 2: good time.
Speaker 3: I feel like I tell this story every year, but
Speaker 3: I have a fond memory of that happening, right, like
Speaker 3: my parents neighbors and all that, and my mom wanting
Speaker 3: to take us to the neighborhood the city firework display
Speaker 3: and us driving to where it was and we go there.
Speaker 3: But we got there like people were walking back to
Speaker 3: their cars.
Speaker 2: Yeah, after and we tried and we tried to I'll
Speaker 2: never forget that.
Speaker 3: I'm sure my mom was insanely frustrated at the time
Speaker 3: because I'm pretty sure we were all supposed to go, well,
Speaker 3: one more, one, one more, you know that type of thing, right, right,
Speaker 3: But I just remember it being in the.
Speaker 2: Car and being like, like, why is everybody walking back
Speaker 2: to their car? Nothing like a core memory of disappointment.
Speaker 3: Because you know that getting to those type of things
Speaker 3: there is challenging from traffic, street closures and things.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I had a similar situation. We didn't miss the show,
Speaker 4: but I really wanted to be at the firework show
Speaker 4: at Rama, and when the kids were really little, the
Speaker 4: twins were about two or three years old, and it
Speaker 4: was really important. I was like, let's get there early, Kevin,
Speaker 4: and will get a blanket out and we'll sit underneath.
Speaker 1: Right Norman Rockwell, yeah.
Speaker 4: Exactly exactly, And he was like, all right, fine, So
Speaker 4: we went really early. We got a great parking spot,
Speaker 4: we got underneath underneath the show, like we had great seats,
Speaker 4: got the blanket out, and we're all sitting there. The
Speaker 4: show starts and the kids were all scared to share
Speaker 4: and they were screaming and crying, and we had to
Speaker 4: leave and walk through crowds of people.
Speaker 1: Very different experience in what I described like opposite ends.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, but it was really we can't. We couldn't,
Speaker 4: you know, Yeah, yeah, because they were screaming, they were terrified,
Speaker 4: Like who does it love children?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Children don't love them pets.
Speaker 4: How old were they that Marcus would have been four
Speaker 4: and the twins well, you know he would have been five,
Speaker 4: twins were about two.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well no, it's beautiful.
Speaker 1: It's beautiful, dude, like it exactly.
Speaker 3: All right, We got to take a break. We got
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Speaker 2: We'll be back.
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Speaker 4: Man who thought he had cancer had brainworms instead. Doctors
Speaker 4: in Spain got a shock when a patient they thought
Speaker 4: had brain cancer turned out to have worms living in
Speaker 4: his head. The sixty year old man went in after
Speaker 4: two weeks of worsening headaches and small changes in his behavior.
Speaker 4: A CT scan showed lesions that looked like cancer that
Speaker 4: had spread from elsewhere in his body, so doctors started
Speaker 4: him on a steroid and he quickly improved. But when
Speaker 4: more tests failed to find any actual cancer, a closer
Speaker 4: MRI scan revealed the truth. The lesions or cysts from
Speaker 4: the pork tapeworm. The infection, called neurosisterosis, happens when tapeworm
Speaker 4: eggs reached the brain and is a leading cause of
Speaker 4: seizures worldwide, though it is very rare in wealthy countries. Oddly,
Speaker 4: the man had not traveled anywhere the parasite is common.
Speaker 4: Doctors think he caught it locally while working construction, where
Speaker 4: he was often sharing meals and restrooms. He was treated
Speaker 4: with an anti parasitic drug and he eventually recovered.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so it doesn't sound like they missed it. It
Speaker 1: sounds like they were just doing the thing.
Speaker 3: And like, because I guess they don't expect people to
Speaker 3: have parasites worms in their brains, right right. I don't
Speaker 3: love the Hey, he was doing construction, that's how.
Speaker 1: I don't know what that means.
Speaker 3: Usually he's working out doors. No, I know that, But like,
Speaker 3: how does he get the parasite in his brain. Usually
Speaker 3: parasites sometimes come from eating infected meat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe living in water. Maybe he took a dip somewhere, okay,
Speaker 2: and I you know, got into his ear canal and
Speaker 2: then worked its way into the Brain's.
Speaker 3: The only thing I can think of drinking some pond water. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm thirsty here in Spain. I'll just drink this creek.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I don't know how the water is in Spain.
Speaker 2: I'd like to think that it's clean, but maybe you
Speaker 2: do have to drink from a creek.
Speaker 1: No, it's a pretty modern country. They have filtration.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, Yeah, but.
Speaker 3: I think don't people have quote unquote parasites on them
Speaker 3: already to a degree?
Speaker 2: To a degree.
Speaker 1: Yeah, mites come to mind.
Speaker 2: Yes, skin mites, Ye, just mites. Yeah. Well, I'll see
Speaker 2: your parasite and raise another one, all right. An explosive
Speaker 2: diarrhea parasite has hit at least twenty states wow nearly
Speaker 2: half Wow. The CDC is given out a warning saying
Speaker 2: that at least twenty states have given a reported one
Speaker 2: hundred and forty five people a case of explosive diarrhea.
Speaker 2: The parasite is called the cyclospora, and it's hospitalized twenty
Speaker 2: people between May and June sixteenth. Now. In addition to
Speaker 2: a severe case of the Hershey squirts, your other symptoms
Speaker 2: include appetite loss, bloating, fatigue, cramp, puking, and nausea. New York,
Speaker 2: New York currently holds the lead with the most cases,
Speaker 2: but Texas and Illinois are not that far behind, so
Speaker 2: they say, And they say that this parasite, this explosive
Speaker 2: diarrhea bug is going as far west as Alaska and
Speaker 2: as far south as Florida. It could be here. What
Speaker 2: about that?
Speaker 3: Would you rather be insanely constipated or have insanely explosive diarrhea?
Speaker 3: Which would you rather have?
Speaker 2: I think I'll take the diarrhea.
Speaker 4: Better out than better out than in. Lose some weight I.
Speaker 1: Mean not necessarily, but right, but maybe a pound?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: But constipation is the It sucks.
Speaker 2: Yes, Yeah, being backed up is no fun. I'd rather
Speaker 2: be evacuating the city than have been being stuck in traffic,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean? Yeah, at least that way
Speaker 2: you can still drink, you hydrate yourself, so that way
Speaker 2: you're not losing a whole bunch of you know, nutrients,
Speaker 2: and all that stuff that happens when you when you
Speaker 2: have the diarrhea, cha cha, and when you're just backed up,
Speaker 2: you just it keeps building on top, right, No, thank you.
Speaker 1: Man legally named Santa Claus arrested in child sexteen again.
Speaker 2: I feel like we've rich stories about a couple of
Speaker 2: Santas that have been and it probably is a different Santa.
Speaker 2: Would not surprise me this one. His name is Santa.
Speaker 2: His name is like honest dreamers, listen, yes, says Santa Claus.
Speaker 3: Seventy five year old New Orleans man legally changed his
Speaker 3: name to Santa Claus was arrested in Louisiana during an
Speaker 3: undercovered child exploit exploitation sting.
Speaker 1: Please Say Clause.
Speaker 3: Contacted an undercover detective posing as a fifteen year old
Speaker 3: boy on a dating app, discussed sexual acts and arranged
Speaker 3: to meet. He was arrested without incident when he showed
Speaker 3: up to the meeting location in a sleigh.
Speaker 2: No what said video bills on.
Speaker 3: He faces charges of being a bad boy and going
Speaker 3: on the naughty List, and a bond was set a
Speaker 3: twenty thousand per charge. The sting was run by the
Speaker 3: City Police Department's cyber crimes unit led to eleven arrests
Speaker 3: thirty seven charges overall. Police said warrants were also issued
Speaker 3: for ten additional suspects. Authorities use the case to warrann
Speaker 3: parents that online checks child exploitation and the risk kids
Speaker 3: face on social media, gaming platforms and dating apps.
Speaker 2: You're dating apps for children, that's what it says.
Speaker 1: This also said something really and I kind of breezed
Speaker 1: by it.
Speaker 3: I don't know if anybody else picked it up, but
Speaker 3: I feel like it says police say Clause contacted an
Speaker 3: undercover detective posing as a fifteen year So was the
Speaker 3: detective posing as a fifteen year old or was Santa
Speaker 3: Claus posing as a fifteen year old? I think it
Speaker 3: was the undercover detective of posing as a fifteen year old.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's how that works out. This is disgusting
Speaker 2: and I just had to look dating apps for children
Speaker 2: way and it says there are no safe, approved dating
Speaker 2: apps for children. However, moving down the line, there are
Speaker 2: teen dating apps. One called you Bo, which is often
Speaker 2: called the tender for teens. What this live streaming and
Speaker 2: swiping app lets users meet strangers based on location and age.
Speaker 2: There's another one called Hoop and winkt swiping apps designed
Speaker 2: to help users expand their Snapchat followers list. And then
Speaker 2: there's the Whiz, a popular discovery app that allows teens
Speaker 2: to chat with people worldwide. Oh my god, wait a minute,
Speaker 2: but wait there's more. Kin Zu is another one, a
Speaker 2: private messaging app design specifically for kids and families to
Speaker 2: connect with pre approved list of contacts.
Speaker 3: So, my kid is in its inter tweens and we've
Speaker 3: been discussing the whole phone thing. She obviously wants one,
Speaker 3: has friends that have one, and recently had a discussion
Speaker 3: about when you exclude your kid from having a phone,
Speaker 3: you may be excluding them from a social.
Speaker 2: Circle as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, not finding out about movie get togethers, any
Speaker 3: social stuff, right. Okay, And now you hear that and
Speaker 3: you're like, oh, I don't want to make them an outcast. Yeah,
Speaker 3: And then I hear that and I'm like, nope, hell no.
Speaker 1: Yeah a dating app?
Speaker 2: Uh huh. Not only do you have to worry about
Speaker 2: Fortnite and Roadblocks, right, because we've talked about that before,
Speaker 2: how roadblocks is so it's a breeding ground, yeah for predators.
Speaker 2: Now you got to worry about these apps and the
Speaker 2: kids will go they'll hear about them. I probably just
Speaker 2: told a bunch of kids where to go. I was
Speaker 2: going to say exposed a bunch of children, but that
Speaker 2: doesn't seem right. Told a bunch of kids where to go.
Speaker 2: So now they're going to go behind their parents' backs
Speaker 2: start looking into these apps and they don't know it's
Speaker 2: going to happen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe you did give some kids the inside track,
Speaker 1: but you also just told a lot of adults.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thank you very much. I didn't even think about it, like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're also being like, wait, what a minute, All right,
Speaker 1: we're gonna go look for that app in my kid's phone.
Speaker 2: There you go, Now you know what to look for.
Speaker 1: I also was thinking about in the story how it
Speaker 1: talked about the detective has to pose as a fifteen
Speaker 1: year old that has to be a division of the
Speaker 1: police department. That is really hard to deal with.
Speaker 2: Say the worst maybe maybe, I mean, if you think
Speaker 2: it be joyful, no well no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: it can be. It can be as it is weird
Speaker 2: to pose as a fifteen year old boy or girl,
Speaker 2: and you've got to have these disgusting sexual conversations with
Speaker 2: these creepy old men. The mindset behind that is we are,
Speaker 2: we're busting pervs.
Speaker 3: Like, oh yeah, right, No, I have a friend. I
Speaker 3: have a friend who's in that division, and he the
Speaker 3: reward is the payoff.
Speaker 2: So as awkward and weird and disgusting as it is,
Speaker 2: like you said, being able to bust these guys and
Speaker 2: you're getting another perv off the streets, yeah, I think
Speaker 2: is far greater. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And he's I mean the stuff he tells me that
Speaker 3: he sees and incurs when they apprehend them, things like that,
Speaker 3: it's wild.
Speaker 2: It is insane.
Speaker 3: I've gone to him before and asked him his thoughts
Speaker 3: on things and he's like no, no, no, He's like, eh,
Speaker 3: all right, Yeah, and you think this is exclusive to boys,
Speaker 3: like it's everyone.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's everyone. And they also they don't just do
Speaker 1: old men. Let me phrase that.
Speaker 3: They don't just investigate men like old men older. I mean, go,
Speaker 3: I guess they're all older guy's named Santa Claus, right,
Speaker 3: They also investigate like peers, so like children.
Speaker 2: Really yeah, like are we talking like sixteen and twelve?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Like yeah, okay, it's everybody. Okay, they're everybody, okay, which.
Speaker 2: Is good, good because you're stopping those younger pers from
Speaker 2: becoming older, creepier pers Maybe maybe.
Speaker 3: I know about to Bruce Banner mandal Uh, he's the
Speaker 3: incredible haulk for those that don't know he's before he turns.
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Speaker 2: in the morning like old men getting raked. I woke
Speaker 2: up the other day and got this email from Airbnb,
Speaker 2: and uh, I thought it was kind of interesting. The
Speaker 2: subject line is Airbnb implements anti party screening technology ahead
Speaker 2: of its summer holidays. Oh, like, that's net How the
Speaker 2: hell do they do that? So I started digging in
Speaker 2: on it, and apparently this is nothing new. They've been
Speaker 2: doing it for the last couple of years. And they
Speaker 2: say that they use algorithms to build ongoing efforts to
Speaker 2: enforce Airbnb's year round global ban on disruptive parties, which
Speaker 2: is yielded a fifty percent drop and party related reports.
Speaker 2: And I could bore you with all the statistical bs
Speaker 2: or whatever, but that sent me down the rabbit hole
Speaker 2: of Airbnb horror stories. Okay, so I've gotten Airbnb's before
Speaker 2: I've even thrown what one could consider a party at
Speaker 2: an Airbnb. Really. Yeah, The one that really sticks out
Speaker 2: is this is a couple of years ago. I want
Speaker 2: to say, I was still with the nurse at the time,
Speaker 2: so this has been at least twenty twenty twenty twenty
Speaker 2: one something like that, and rented an airbnb down in Tallaquakers.
Speaker 2: We're going to float the river for my birthday. And
Speaker 2: we rented it out for like it was like six
Speaker 2: to eight people something like that, and it was just
Speaker 2: the people that were going to go on the float
Speaker 2: trip with us, right, and we had a party. It
Speaker 2: was a birthday party. But it wasn't a rager, you
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying. We we've stayed up, we barbecued,
Speaker 2: we drank, we float, we come back, we drank some more.
Speaker 2: That was that.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't call that a party.
Speaker 3: I mean, it was a party for you, But I
Speaker 3: don't think that's the part of the definition of party
Speaker 3: that they're implying.
Speaker 2: No, no, again, it wasn't a rager. We kept it
Speaker 2: nice and clean. We didn't have the police called out there.
Speaker 2: We didn't have a PA system, nothing like that. Nothing
Speaker 2: like some of these that I've been reading on.
Speaker 3: I know, people like when they're for a guy's day,
Speaker 3: when they're team's on TV, they'll get an airbnb and
Speaker 3: invite everybody over to the airbnb to watch the game.
Speaker 1: Really, yeah, that happens a lot.
Speaker 2: I guess that's uh, that's the way to keep from
Speaker 2: trashing your own house.
Speaker 1: But I guess.
Speaker 2: But here's the thing when it comes to that sort
Speaker 2: of thing, right, Uh, what do most people do when
Speaker 2: they're dealing with something that's not theirs. Let's take the
Speaker 2: whole rental car, you know what I mean? You drive
Speaker 2: that rental car like garbage because it's not yours. Right,
Speaker 2: So my thought behind that is is that's dangerous because
Speaker 2: you don't know what twenty of your friends is going
Speaker 2: to become a drunken asshole and then start tearing stuff
Speaker 2: up just because they can, right right, Like this one here,
Speaker 2: it starts off the flat that became a pop up brothel.
Speaker 2: But you weren't expecting that when you rented out your airbnb,
Speaker 2: were you. This guy Collin says that the first red
Speaker 2: flag should have been when they wanted to pay with
Speaker 2: cash as opposed to going through the website. So this
Speaker 2: guy Colin googles up their names and finds out that
Speaker 2: they're actually high profile escorts who have been using the
Speaker 2: property with their clients. Colin says that when he got there,
Speaker 2: he found empty bottles of wine and prosecco, along with
Speaker 2: used condoms and rappers overflowing from the trash can.
Speaker 1: That's stop. Maybe hanging over the side, but overflowing. Get
Speaker 1: out of here, Lizz.
Speaker 2: You don't know what's happening. But if there's whores in
Speaker 2: there and they're just turning, John's left and right. Another
Speaker 2: one was a New Year's disaster. Apparently this gal had
Speaker 2: rented her London apartment out and within a few hours
Speaker 2: the neighbors called were like, hey, there's one hundred person
Speaker 2: party going down at your house. And when they came
Speaker 2: back to check it out, they said, and I think
Speaker 2: this line is hilarious. In addition to leaving a stench
Speaker 2: of cannabis behind, get out of here, the partygoers managed
Speaker 2: to rip floorboards and pull TVs off the wall.
Speaker 3: What the hell people, Yeah, there's a couple of people
Speaker 3: on the tiki taki that document these weird things that
Speaker 3: happened at their airbnbs. I was fully invested in the
Speaker 3: guy for a while where people sleep in like one
Speaker 3: bed but not the other.
Speaker 1: And then they took the the grill and they couldn't
Speaker 1: find the grill. They stole the grill.
Speaker 3: He doesn't know he's got cameras and it doesn't show
Speaker 3: them loading the grill up on the front porch.
Speaker 2: It's just gone that. It just disp awful. Aliens took it.
Speaker 2: This one here says the Airbnb apartment that turned into
Speaker 2: a junkie den. They said that they rented this apartment
Speaker 2: out for ten days, all right, and after the checkout,
Speaker 2: the owner went to the property to do some cleaning,
Speaker 2: and that's when they found drug paraphernalia, drugs, other unidentifiable
Speaker 2: substances that were strown across the apartment. She says that
Speaker 2: her home had been completely ransacked. Valuable items had been stolen,
Speaker 2: expensive rugs used as ash trays, and the only towels
Speaker 2: left behind were soaked in blood. They said the guest
Speaker 2: and her visitors caused more than ten thousand dollars worth
Speaker 2: of damages. So you want to be an entrepreneur, huh right, right,
Speaker 2: It's like, Okay, I can make some extra money, I'll
Speaker 2: rent my extra home out and you just never know
Speaker 2: who's going to be doing what in there. This one
Speaker 2: here says the guests that refused to leave. Now, this
Speaker 2: is kind of interesting comes out of Palm Springs, California.
Speaker 2: When they went ahead and booked this apartment or whatever. Right,
Speaker 2: the thing about it is. When it came time to
Speaker 2: check out, the people who rented it refused to leave,
Speaker 2: and they say that California's tenants rights, which makes it
Speaker 2: difficult to invent evict a guest or a tenant after
Speaker 2: thirty days without having to pay or a relocation fee.
Speaker 2: They did say that they left quietly in the night
Speaker 2: after two months. They didn't do any damages, thankfully, but
Speaker 2: they had ended up having to leave due to the
Speaker 2: firestorm of publicity and the help of a couple of lawyers.
Speaker 2: So they had to get the law and they had
Speaker 2: to get the local news involved, and they stayed there
Speaker 2: for two months. Ye two months. Yeah, I can't imagine.
Speaker 2: Be like, guys, guys, please come on, and there's nothing
Speaker 2: you can do, not a damn thing you can do.
Speaker 1: You think you can do something?
Speaker 2: They're squatting at that time. Yeah, and squatters rights. Squatters
Speaker 2: shouldn't have rights, that's no.
Speaker 3: But let no, but to look at it, I agree,
Speaker 3: one hundred But look at it from the other angle.
Speaker 3: What could stop somebody from coming in and saying that's
Speaker 3: your house, right like this is this.
Speaker 2: Is no, this is mine? I got Yeah, you'd have
Speaker 2: to have the proper documentation. I've seen those videos on
Speaker 2: the TikTok as well, where the police get involved, like
Speaker 2: they had a vacation home up in the mountains or whatever,
Speaker 2: and the owner comes it's like, Hey, we're going to
Speaker 2: stay here for the summer or whatever, and there's people
Speaker 2: living there. Yeah, and they got to get the law involved,
Speaker 2: and and and and they're like, they asked, what do
Speaker 2: you have, what proof do you have? Right? And they
Speaker 2: provide some kind of fake documentation, but the owner actually
Speaker 2: comes out and with the actual real documentation. But you
Speaker 2: you don't have that at you're ready, right, you don't
Speaker 2: have a deed at your ready. No, you've got to
Speaker 2: find it and you're safe or your safety posit wherever
Speaker 2: you keep it. It's a giant paining right.
Speaker 3: So, but in those scenarios where somebody's scamming the homeowner
Speaker 3: the other way, that's why it's they have that type
Speaker 3: of right if you will. And the other thing is
Speaker 3: that there are people that because if your warrant, your
Speaker 3: deed gets changed in the courthouse, how do you know, Yeah, true.
Speaker 2: You wouldn't know, because it's not like they're going to
Speaker 2: send you a letter. They just assume it's you you
Speaker 2: would think they would ask for some kind of identification
Speaker 2: at that point, you.
Speaker 1: Do, you have to provide some letters.
Speaker 2: But I and.
Speaker 3: I'm being I don't really know. Right, you buy a house,
Speaker 3: it just gets taken care of. How the sausage has
Speaker 3: made no clue.
Speaker 2: To me, Right, You're just happy to move in and
Speaker 2: have a place to live.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So think of when it comes because that's actually
Speaker 3: a thing that people are doing now, is changing your
Speaker 3: deed out from under you just.
Speaker 2: Straight going skip the middle man, go straight to the courthouse. See,
Speaker 2: that's another good reason just to rent. We're talking airbnb.
Speaker 2: Horse story is this one here says the owners rented
Speaker 2: out their cabin to five young adults that came back
Speaker 2: to the disgusting smell of death. I say, the only
Speaker 2: thing that they found that could explain the smell was
Speaker 2: six dead deer under the house. How they get there,
Speaker 2: That's what I'm wondering. Listen, getting into.
Speaker 3: Cross basis not easy to shove a deer in. There
Speaker 3: is a whole other thing and do it six times
Speaker 3: right right.
Speaker 2: This one here says that while most of the tales
Speaker 2: come from the point of view of the host of
Speaker 2: the airbnb, this guest horse stories they say that they
Speaker 2: went with. This comes from a former employee who shared
Speaker 2: their experiences. It says, I used to work customer service
Speaker 2: for Airbnb, and one night, around four in the morning,
Speaker 2: I got a call from a guest saying that their
Speaker 2: place they rented was burning down.
Speaker 4: Oh my goodness.
Speaker 2: Twenty minutes later, I got a call from a host
Speaker 2: saying that a guest had burned their place down. And
Speaker 2: it wasn't really that person's job to figure out who
Speaker 2: was that fault or even what actually happened, but one
Speaker 2: thing was for certain that the place did burnt down.
Speaker 2: That's another thing you don't really think about somebody committing
Speaker 2: arson at your house. Yeah, you know, here you go,
Speaker 2: you're being nice, you're trying to make some extra money,
Speaker 2: and then you get assholes who are like, you know what,
Speaker 2: let's burn this mother to the ground. Yep, just because
Speaker 2: I thought ripping up the floorboards was bad, ripping TVs
Speaker 2: off the ball was bad, You're gonna burn that whole
Speaker 2: some bitch down. It says here that the the the
Speaker 2: paranoid patron is what they call it comes from the host.
Speaker 2: It says, allowing multiple strangers into your home and you
Speaker 2: sleeping at your property without really knowing much about them.
Speaker 2: Said there's a level of assumed trust which you do.
Speaker 2: You bring these people in and you're like, okay, I
Speaker 2: expect you to take care of this place as if
Speaker 2: it was your own property. They said. One guest in particular,
Speaker 2: was extremely paranoid that her Airbnb had hidden cameras throughout
Speaker 2: the unit and despite the host being a living host,
Speaker 2: which let's just pause right there for a second. I
Speaker 2: think that's weird. Yeah, I think that's weird when your
Speaker 2: hosts live on the property with you.
Speaker 3: On the property is different than in the house because
Speaker 3: you can have land and have a different building.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'll give you that. If you've got like a
Speaker 2: mother in law.
Speaker 1: Suite, like hold, I'm like another building on them, like
Speaker 1: you know, land, I guess.
Speaker 2: That'd be all right. But yeah, it reminds me of that.
Speaker 2: Oh god, damn. Was it an Airbnb commercial with Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: he's like, right, here's the rules that that would be
Speaker 2: so weird to hear. You're trying to get coffee in
Speaker 2: your under rus and you got the host right there,
Speaker 2: you're bumping into him. Hey, what's for breakfast?
Speaker 1: That's a it's an air. It's a B and B,
Speaker 1: a bed and breakfast by that.
Speaker 2: Point, right right, there's no air that are involved. Uh.
Speaker 2: And the cameras is another thing that worries me. I'm
Speaker 2: not going to say I'm paranoid like this particular person is,
Speaker 2: but I get it. The the hosts, the owners, they're
Speaker 2: just trying to protect their stuff. But isn't there that
Speaker 2: an invasion of privacy at some point in time?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: Not if they tell you in the description, Okay, I'll
Speaker 2: get I'll give you. Having one in the living room,
Speaker 2: I just cover them up.
Speaker 1: Well. Now, the exterior I don't worry about, no, But
Speaker 1: the interior I've covered.
Speaker 2: I cover them up. I've only runted a small handful
Speaker 2: of ones. We had. When we went to Memphis, there
Speaker 2: was a security camera outside. I don't want to say
Speaker 2: there was one in the living room as well, But
Speaker 2: I didn't bother me any because my thought is, if
Speaker 2: you're not doing anything wrong, right, you should be fine.
Speaker 2: But I guess if you're finding cameras in your bedroom,
Speaker 2: that's where things turn a little weird.
Speaker 3: Yes, down in Broken Bow there's so many airbnbsque type
Speaker 3: of rentals's, but they've got a great system.
Speaker 1: It's super efficient.
Speaker 3: Some of it's on Airbnb, but they have companies that
Speaker 3: manage it locally, so people will like that have patrol
Speaker 3: that goes by.
Speaker 1: I mean it's okay, and they're no nice houses okay.
Speaker 2: Which makes sense. If you have that much invested in
Speaker 2: a house kind of like that, you want good security,
Speaker 2: you want cameras on top of it, so you're not
Speaker 2: getting people that are ripping TVs off the wall or
Speaker 2: putting dead deer underneath the porch.
Speaker 3: There's a whole like OnlyFans subgroup that that's all they
Speaker 3: do is go and do airbnbs and shoot video content.
Speaker 2: Kind of like that brothel that I was talking about exactly.
Speaker 2: All right, what do you do. Let's say you've got
Speaker 2: an airbnb, you rented it out, and you come to
Speaker 2: find out that it turns into a brothel or an
Speaker 2: only fans content site. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think when you decide to do an airbnb, you
Speaker 1: have to know you can't really control.
Speaker 4: That, right.
Speaker 2: I guess you're right.
Speaker 3: Either you're in the business of being an airbnb or
Speaker 3: you are not. This isn't This isn't a it's a
Speaker 3: hotel essentially.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you're right, but it's still your property and
Speaker 2: your rules, right, And it reminds me of that when
Speaker 2: they were shooting more it was the Killers of the
Speaker 2: Flower Moon. Right with Leonardo DiCaprio, there was a story
Speaker 2: that came out that he ended up getting kicked out
Speaker 2: of the Airbnb.
Speaker 4: That he was staying in for smoking.
Speaker 3: He was kind of having a party, right, But again,
Speaker 3: I don't know the validity of that. Yeah, but that's
Speaker 3: that's violating the rule that you agreed to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess you're right.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. I'm just saying, if you're
Speaker 1: gonna have an Airbnb, you have to go. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: be an Airbnb that expends whatever to happen. That's part
Speaker 1: of the game.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 3: If you to me, it's like going, I'm gonna make cakes.
Speaker 3: But if you have you know, black hair, I'm not
Speaker 3: giving you a cake, Like what are you doing?
Speaker 2: Then?
Speaker 1: Why are you in the cake business?
Speaker 2: Right? You got to be open to anything and everything.
Speaker 1: You either want to make money or you do not
Speaker 1: want to make money.
Speaker 2: Take the chances of property damage and whatnots Anyway, I
Speaker 2: didn't realize that there were so many horror stories behind
Speaker 2: these Airbnb.
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Speaker 2: eight leaves Lindsay at let's go ahead and see what
Speaker 2: Kimpee has in his four by four. Justice Barman prioritizing
Speaker 2: birth's touring following Supreme Court birthright citizenship ruling, Justice Departman
Speaker 2: is directing its staff to bring fraud charges and alleged
Speaker 2: cases of birth tourism. This is in response to the
Speaker 2: Supreme Court birthright citizenship ruling on Tuesday. Following the six
Speaker 2: to three ruling, the DOJ's Office of the Deputy Attorney
Speaker 2: General says investigation and prosecution of birth tourism schemes should
Speaker 2: be a prioritized by all Criminal Division staff. The Migration
Speaker 2: Policy Institute claims up to twenty six thousand babies born
Speaker 2: annually in the US could be attributed to birth tourism.
Speaker 1: It feels like a small number.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I guess what else we got here.
Speaker 1: Compared to the what four million that happen every year?
Speaker 2: Right, right? Right? These are people that are just coming
Speaker 2: here just to have the babies. So they're like, yeah, well,
Speaker 2: my baby's got a citizenship. Now what else we got here?
Speaker 2: How long?
Speaker 3: I'm asking the question, how long would you have to
Speaker 3: wait before you could travel with a newborn?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: You know, I don't know if I think as long
Speaker 4: as there I think it's easier to travel with a newborn, honestly, because.
Speaker 3: They're still I'm talking about the health and safety of
Speaker 3: the baby.
Speaker 1: Maybe a month, a month, Yeah.
Speaker 2: I'm happy with that. There's a new anti terror law
Speaker 2: that takes effect, a new Florida law that targets suspected
Speaker 2: terrorist organizations, is being highlighted by Governor DeSantis. It gives
Speaker 2: state officials a process for designating domestic terror groups and
Speaker 2: restricting public supports for those organizations. During a stop the
Speaker 2: other day, desantists said that the law is designated to
Speaker 2: protect public institutions and strengthen public safety. It also includes
Speaker 2: penalties for providing material support two groups labeled as terrorist organizations.
Speaker 2: Bad news, I guess sort of for PlayStation people. Sony
Speaker 2: to stop making physical PlayStation discs. Sony's gonna stop making
Speaker 2: physical game disc for PlayStation starting in January of twenty
Speaker 2: twenty eight. After that, all new games will only be
Speaker 2: available in digital format. The switch won't affect games already
Speaker 2: released on disc. I guess that's a good move on
Speaker 2: Sony because the cost to print it on a disc
Speaker 2: sure mechanical, Yeah, when you can just have it downloaded
Speaker 2: straight to your console. But if you got people like
Speaker 2: like I've got a buttload of physical games, you know
Speaker 2: that I collected over the years, and it's nice to
Speaker 2: have that visual right there. Yes, and you don't get
Speaker 2: that with this digital stuff. You just gotta you know,
Speaker 2: I guess you want to show your friend, like, look
Speaker 2: at what I have here in my library.
Speaker 3: I mean, I think people said the same thing about
Speaker 3: DVDs and watching movies and now downloading them or just
Speaker 3: streaming them straight.
Speaker 1: Feel like it feels like enough.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah. Lastly, here Tulsa establishes forced to Prevent Domestic Violence.
Speaker 2: A new task force is being created to prevent domestic
Speaker 2: violence here in Tulsa. Mayor Monroe Nichols issued an executive
Speaker 2: order creating the Tulsa Domestic Violence Prevention Task Force yesterday.
Speaker 2: The crux for the tax force is assessing existing programs,
Speaker 2: evaluate impact, promote collaboration, provide policy guidance, identify best practice resources,
Speaker 2: and increased community awareness and prevention efforts. The Tulsa County
Speaker 2: and Oklahoma consistently rank among the highest in the nation
Speaker 2: for domestic violence incidents.
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Speaker 1: It's Typer big Man Morning Show's top list random topics,
Speaker 1: randomly drawn with random results.
Speaker 2: Now here's Corbyn, Kimpy and Lindsay with this week's top list.
Speaker 3: This week's top list are firework names, firework names, What
Speaker 3: do you got?
Speaker 4: Lindsay coming in at number five because it's brought on
Speaker 4: by one of our favorite videos. Put it in reverse.
Speaker 4: It's literally the name brought on by Terry.
Speaker 1: Right, put it in reverse. The number four.
Speaker 4: Neighbor hater, And I imagine the neighbor hater is just
Speaker 4: really loud, right, a really loud firework.
Speaker 2: Just one that goes boom and rattles all the windows.
Speaker 4: Exactly and it makes your neighbors hate you.
Speaker 1: So I had that one on my list.
Speaker 3: I'll take it off, but it is a thirty second
Speaker 3: duration whistle, red Star crackle, Green Star sparkle crackle.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't think that's that bad.
Speaker 4: No, I don't either.
Speaker 3: That's a neighbor might like that actually. And it's just
Speaker 3: a little fountain, right, so it's not very big at all.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Number three.
Speaker 2: Milf nice.
Speaker 4: May and I love fireworks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yep.
Speaker 4: Number two America's middle Finger.
Speaker 1: I don't know why I like those names.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I do too. I just think they're fun.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And I'm imagining America's middle Finger when it's up in
Speaker 4: the sky. It's so big and it's so bright, and
Speaker 4: it's like, yeah, it's us, we're here.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I could be great if it actually blew
Speaker 2: up into a giant.
Speaker 4: And then number one for me is Wicked Pissa. I
Speaker 4: liked the show Wicked Tuna and there was a guy
Speaker 4: there was a boat with the Wicked Pissa, and I
Speaker 4: just I loved it. I think that's a great name,
Speaker 4: the wicked Piss. That's one wicked piss of a firework
Speaker 4: up there. Yeah, I love it.
Speaker 3: Doing our top list and it's firework names, Top five
Speaker 3: firework names.
Speaker 1: What do you got can be?
Speaker 2: Well? Now coming in at number five is cat scat Fever.
Speaker 2: That's just nasty. If you ask me, I like you.
Speaker 2: The the play on words. You know, it's cat scratch fever,
Speaker 2: so cat scat fever, and if you just know what
Speaker 2: scat is, that's what makes it even more hilarious. Coming
Speaker 2: in a Number four for me is Banging Hard, Get
Speaker 2: another movie that Lendsy could probably promote.
Speaker 1: That's I actually had that one too. Sixteen shots.
Speaker 3: Yeah, red palms and titanium, dragon chrysanthium, green palm palms
Speaker 3: and titanium dragon chrysanthium, yellow palms and titanium dragon chrysanthium,
Speaker 3: purple palms and titanium dragon chrysantheum and titanium dragon chrysanthium.
Speaker 2: Sounds like a good time. Uh So. I also had
Speaker 2: the Wicked Pissa. That was number three for me, just
Speaker 2: because it's a funny, funny name. Number two, number two
Speaker 2: and number one could probably be interchangeable. But number two
Speaker 2: for me is Gunfighters from Hell. That sounds dangerous. That
Speaker 2: sounds like it's gonna put on a good show. It's
Speaker 2: probably weak af but whatever. And then the number one
Speaker 2: for me is Doom Death Blossom. Do the Doom Death Blossom.
Speaker 4: I mean.
Speaker 3: That sounds like it better deliver right absolutely, That's the
Speaker 3: like I want the names are fun, right because I
Speaker 3: want it to deliver, right, I I want it like
Speaker 3: you want to hear the name and go, oh yeah, that's.
Speaker 2: The one you save for the end, for your grand finale.
Speaker 3: We're doing our top list, we're doing firework names, and
Speaker 3: I got number five as the poopy puppy.
Speaker 6: Poopy puppy, it's just a cardboard dog with snake howls
Speaker 6: and whistles, sparkles come out and then yes, a snake
Speaker 6: comes out of the back end.
Speaker 1: It's not doing well, Doggie, the sect.
Speaker 3: Number four, call the cops, okay, an eighty seven shot
Speaker 3: brick be brocade and white glitter whistle with crackle, blue
Speaker 3: star red glitter, red glitter, green glitter, blue star, silverfish,
Speaker 3: gold palm, blue star red green, blue star and delay crackle.
Speaker 3: It's number three, number two howl yeah, hey yeah, nope,
Speaker 3: how yeah, how.
Speaker 1: Yes, hell yeah. It's a play.
Speaker 2: It's a play. Uh. And this is a cake one.
Speaker 3: And I didn't know what these were, but Cake one
Speaker 3: is six hundred and sixteen shots green blue, purple red uh.
Speaker 3: Cake two twenty five shots magic soundtail up to a
Speaker 3: red plume blossom.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: And then Cake three is twelve shots Okay, hell yeah,
Speaker 1: how much are those?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it doesn't have the price.
Speaker 3: And then the last one that I have here only
Speaker 3: because I loved the creative name for it. And this
Speaker 3: is just one of those small launchers, right, it's got
Speaker 3: the plastic cylinder.
Speaker 1: Bubba thump. Okay, Bubba thump, because that just yeah, Bubba Gump.
Speaker 1: And then I learned it's a whole series. Bubba's expanded.
Speaker 1: He's not just in the thumb business anymore. No, Forrest
Speaker 1: really took it in a whole new direction.
Speaker 2: I always got to take care of his family.
Speaker 1: Yeah, somebody scooter stick, Yes, Joe Derrek reference.
Speaker 2: With slin kiddy chasers.
Speaker 3: I don't I thought of this with fireworks because I've
Speaker 3: I've said it before. I don't like them, but I
Speaker 3: do like watching them, Yeah, especially in a controlled environment
Speaker 3: and doing this and going down the rabbit hole of
Speaker 3: names and seeing these these like totally jacked right, that's
Speaker 3: one of them, right, going and seeing that, I'm like,
Speaker 3: I kind of want to.
Speaker 2: Go buy one. Now you might get into it. No,
Speaker 2: I'm just saying seeing it, you're like I kind of
Speaker 2: want to I want to get this, and especially the
Speaker 2: ones that light up this like do the whole thing.
Speaker 1: But you can't just go buy one firework.
Speaker 3: No, So, like if you wanted to buy this box
Speaker 3: right called totally jacked that is nine inches by fourteen inch,
Speaker 3: which is by eleven inches, you're not just buying that, No, you.
Speaker 2: Gotta get more. It's like a drug, man, It is
Speaker 2: like a drug.
Speaker 1: And you know what else it is, It's a measuring stick.
Speaker 2: Absolutely with your neighbors, says if you come in with
Speaker 2: some weak ass display, you're gonna be the laughing stock
Speaker 2: of your neighborhood. Fit Corbin over there with this little
Speaker 2: boomstick and his sparklers.
Speaker 1: His poopy puppy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, your dog took a crap on the sidewalk, the.
Speaker 4: Howl yeah, how yeah, two seventynine Yeah.
Speaker 1: Usually those block ones aren't cheap, honey.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but again, those are the ones you save for
Speaker 2: like the grand finale of your display. You don't start
Speaker 2: off with those.
Speaker 4: Maybe, it says for a a DIY backyard fire show,
Speaker 4: All these are that, oh for sure. Yeah, you're looking
Speaker 4: at for ten minutes in your backyard. You're looking to
Speaker 4: spend anywhere from two hundred to one thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: You're spending way more your own backyard. For ten minutes,
Speaker 1: you're spending way more than two hundred.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it ain't gonna be that great two hundred.
Speaker 3: Because that one hell yeah is I don't even like
Speaker 3: a minute probably, So you got to do and that's
Speaker 3: two hundred and something.
Speaker 1: You got to do that ten times, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah. A professional budget, which they consider for like local
Speaker 4: celebrations or small wedding is anywhere from five to ten
Speaker 4: thousand dollars five thousand to ten thousand, and then a
Speaker 4: mid size community event is ten thousand to fifteen grand,
Speaker 4: and stadium production fifteen grand to twenty five grand just
Speaker 4: ten minutes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've always thought fireworks at weddings are kind of
Speaker 3: weird unless the wedding's been outside the whole time, because
Speaker 3: you got to ground everybody, come outside, come.
Speaker 1: Out here, and it's never long enough.
Speaker 2: No, that's what she said. I don't think I've ever
Speaker 2: been to a wedding that's had fireworks.
Speaker 3: I don't live far away from a wedding venue, so
Speaker 3: on occasion, yes, because you'll be like asleep and then
Speaker 3: all of a sudden and you're like, what's going on?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: The idea that you know, we got this extra ten grand.
Speaker 3: What should we spend it on? Oh, I don't know,
Speaker 3: the honeymoon. No, No, we're gonna get somehow yes and
Speaker 3: some bubba thumps.
Speaker 2: Sure you don't want to vodka luge? Uh.
Speaker 3: Somebody said there's one, a good local one in Kowita,
Speaker 3: and it's called the Kowita c h I starter like
Speaker 3: chit chat.
Speaker 1: Uh somebody else.
Speaker 3: I don't know what it was actually called, but my
Speaker 3: uncle called it the big Mambo Jombo. It was a
Speaker 3: bottle rocket where the rocket body was the size of
Speaker 3: a tall Boy can of beer. It was so heavy
Speaker 3: we had to rig up a bucket of rocks to
Speaker 3: keep it from tipping over.
Speaker 2: Those are the ones you see in cartoons, right that
Speaker 2: when they launch, like I don't know, they tie one
Speaker 2: of the cartoon characters to it and launch it up
Speaker 2: in the sky. Yeah yeah, yeah, all right, sorry, computer
Speaker 2: did something weird yours two? Huh yeah?
Speaker 3: Just all these flashing okay, anyway, Uh that's what That's
Speaker 3: how I know things have changed is when you're out
Speaker 3: like a buddy's house or neighborhood, you guys are doing
Speaker 3: fireworks in the in the street or whatever, and they're like,
Speaker 3: hold on, I gotta get something to stabilize it.
Speaker 1: Right, I'm like, eh, we're moving. Come everybody back up
Speaker 1: for the lows bucket, right or well, like he said,
Speaker 1: we had to rig up a bucket of rocks. No, no,
Speaker 1: we're gonna need another rock.
Speaker 2: What are you doing man?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Listen, safety first, bro, we need this thing shooting off
Speaker 2: and if somebody's owls and setting it on fire, come on,
Speaker 2: we're professionals here.
Speaker 1: I remember because we had grown up in Iowa and
Speaker 1: we would do fireworks in the street. But you'd have
Speaker 1: to like wait for the car.
Speaker 3: You have to pick up the stuff and like kick
Speaker 3: it over to the curb. Yeah, but we always pull
Speaker 3: like a board down. So but why I'm looking back,
Speaker 3: I don't know why. It's who cares if we put
Speaker 3: a burn mark on the concrete?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're right, but stability, I guess.
Speaker 1: Oh now I'm a fire marshal right right, Well, that way,
Speaker 1: you know, once the starts to take off, you know
Speaker 1: that that asphalt is a little level sometimes you know
Speaker 1: where you got that good flat piece of plywood?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that also catches on fire by the end of
Speaker 2: the night.
Speaker 1: What's your beta favorite beta firework?
Speaker 2: Beta fireworks? Yeah, like it's the weakest one out of
Speaker 2: them all.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that is like you'd be okay with your kids
Speaker 1: playing with oh, lindsay uh.
Speaker 4: Snake or a smoke big one smoke bomb.
Speaker 2: As beta as they get.
Speaker 3: Smoke bumps always disappoint They sound like they're gonna be awesome,
Speaker 3: but then they always do that.
Speaker 1: They don't last long, they aren't the right color, they're
Speaker 1: never a color.
Speaker 3: They're good for mosquito propellant for a minute, yeah, right,
Speaker 3: but they're if I want to I want to smoke
Speaker 3: like I want smoke.
Speaker 2: I want I don't want to be able to see
Speaker 2: you through military grades.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, for a few minutes, like at least sixty minutes,
Speaker 3: sixty seconds to.
Speaker 2: Them, you know, two minutes.
Speaker 4: I want to be able to disappear.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the landing zones over here.
Speaker 3: I want a smoke bomb where you light it and
Speaker 3: the people like what's happening, just like you do with fireworks. Right,
Speaker 3: that's the same thing with a snake. I want a
Speaker 3: snake that's the size of a coffee can. I want
Speaker 3: to light it and let it just like if you
Speaker 3: know what rhinoceros tooth ef it toothpaste is like, and
Speaker 3: it just shoots up into the air.
Speaker 1: Like that's what I want.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but taller than me.
Speaker 1: Yes, I wanted to rival the Hey we're selling used cars, guy,
Speaker 1: it needs.
Speaker 4: To come out like the sand monster from Beetlejuice.
Speaker 2: My god, that's a lot of molten ash to have
Speaker 2: to clean.
Speaker 1: Right the burner on the edge away?
Speaker 2: Sure?
Speaker 1: Yeah, what would yours be?
Speaker 2: Gimpy? Oh, rum the candles all day? Man. I mean,
Speaker 2: when you're thinking about.
Speaker 1: It, that feels not Beta though. No, it's shooting fireballs, dude,
Speaker 1: that's not Beta.
Speaker 2: Yes, but you could be taking those mortar shells and
Speaker 2: holding on to them and then launching them at each other,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: So it's just when I thought Beta, I was thinking
Speaker 1: a little more entry level.
Speaker 4: Oh, Sparkler maybe snips.
Speaker 2: Things so much like sawdust, you know, clean them up?
Speaker 1: Man, they do not clean up.
Speaker 2: Oh I hate them. Bottle rockets are always good too.
Speaker 2: You can't go We stab bottle rocket wars all the time.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah.
Speaker 3: You take a piece of metal pipe and you get
Speaker 3: dirt up in the bottom of it, light it, shove
Speaker 3: it back.
Speaker 2: No, we would just hold the stick man and just
Speaker 2: hold way way wait throw yeah, or if you just
Speaker 2: the hole in your hand right there, just my little
Speaker 2: circle right there. And yeah, sure you're gonna get some
Speaker 2: burn marks on your work, but it's fine. Don't be
Speaker 2: a pussy, no no.
Speaker 1: I remember the day after my dad getting the ladder
Speaker 1: out to get on the.
Speaker 2: Roof all right to get all the stuff off. Yeah, but.
Speaker 1: We didn't have wood shingles, right, just get.
Speaker 4: Them out of the gutters, eh.
Speaker 2: Safety man, safe first, right.
Speaker 1: People that work in hospitals, they talk about ers being
Speaker 1: like crazy. I can imagine crazy on the fourth July.
Speaker 4: I wonder if they get more visits on the fourth
Speaker 4: or on Thanksgiving because they say a lot of people
Speaker 4: burn themselves on Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1: But it's not even close, okay.
Speaker 2: Right, because you've got you know, bottle rockets fire, we're
Speaker 2: shooting in your abbawl, yeah, straight up your nose.
Speaker 4: Truth.
Speaker 2: You know what, you burn your hand trying to dip
Speaker 2: your turkey into some hot oil, your ears.
Speaker 4: Or food poisoning too, and it's not it's undercooked, or
Speaker 4: when people try to deep fry a turkey and it
Speaker 4: explodes on them.
Speaker 3: But fire department maybe, yeah, right, right right, But I
Speaker 3: think injuries to like the er. I think it's dramatically.
Speaker 3: It's not even a competition. This okay, this is July fourth,
Speaker 3: is the er super Bowl.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, man, ladies and gentlemen, we've got a
Speaker 2: big night out of us. Everybody be prepared, stay on
Speaker 2: your game. Lots of missing limbs.
Speaker 3: So this says that uh, forty five thousand people go
Speaker 3: to the US e RS for injuries on July fourth
Speaker 3: and July fifth each year.
Speaker 1: So ninety one thousand over two days.
Speaker 3: Wow, Memorial Day forty one thousand, Labor Day forty two thousand,
Speaker 3: So it's about ten percent higher than those other two holidays.
Speaker 4: My goodness.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean you've got the you.
Speaker 3: Got the perfect storm, grill, alcohol, yard tarts, heat, pools, boats, traffic.
Speaker 1: Is a culmination of chaos, man, for sure, sounds like
Speaker 1: a good time and all when you have like poopy
Speaker 1: puppy and oemg right, cats, cat's.
Speaker 3: Cat fever, all just waiting for you to bring your
Speaker 3: cigarette that's smoked down to the butt, take a break
Speaker 3: and we'll be back. I'm not really clear why this
Speaker 3: was a story yesterday, but it seemed to get a
Speaker 3: lot of traction, where Reuters reported that the FBI say
Speaker 3: most of the notes or some of the notes with
Speaker 3: the Nancy Guthrie case are fakes, right, and then other
Speaker 3: people in the age and say, no, that's not true.
Speaker 3: So who do we believe, right, Well, they're it's both
Speaker 3: sources within the FBI, it says. The FBI says some
Speaker 3: of the ransom notes in the case were likely faked,
Speaker 3: but others still are under investigation. Two ransom notes were
Speaker 3: reported in early February, just days after she went missing,
Speaker 3: Savannah Guthrie's mother. The first one demanded millions in cryptocurrency.
Speaker 3: The second claimed she had died. Teams reached out to
Speaker 3: the FBI to try and clear some things up, and
Speaker 3: Harvey I never get enough of the spotlight. Levin says
Speaker 3: he spoke to an FBI official and another source that
Speaker 3: say it's unknown at this point if the ransom notes
Speaker 3: are real or not. They told him that dozens of
Speaker 3: notes the tabloid received about a person knowing who the
Speaker 3: kidnappers were or most likely fake, but nothing has been determined.
Speaker 2: So it's we know, but we don't know.
Speaker 1: Probably not. We'll have to wait and see.
Speaker 2: That's the story.
Speaker 3: How do they determine if they're fake or not? How
Speaker 3: do you determine if they're real or not. I know,
Speaker 3: I think there's only one way to find.
Speaker 2: The person who wrote it, or at least glued the
Speaker 2: pieces of the old magazine together.
Speaker 3: You would need some sort of cliche holding a newspaper
Speaker 3: with today's date, photo, something they're part of their dress,
Speaker 3: descript something.
Speaker 1: That would be the only way to go like, yep,
Speaker 1: this is real. Yeah, and this has been a thing forever.
Speaker 1: It's they see people that are nefarious, are not in
Speaker 1: actors of good faith, take advantage of this situation, right
Speaker 1: to try and get some cryptocurrency, right, right, which is terrible.
Speaker 2: Let's do the hypothetic.
Speaker 3: So the hypothetical is it wasn't an attending kidnapping, right,
Speaker 3: That's the perceived perceived story is that it wasn't It
Speaker 3: wasn't a kidnapping to get money, right, because if there was,
Speaker 3: there would have been a ransom note, a clear way
Speaker 3: to make that happen.
Speaker 1: Yes, And so they think it was a robbery gone awry.
Speaker 2: Okay, what's this old lady have?
Speaker 1: Just like just a home break in? Right, easy suspect.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's fair. That happens a lot, a lot, a lot.
Speaker 3: And so if that person took them, they would not
Speaker 3: be then going, well, you know what, now I'm gonna
Speaker 3: get int the kidnapp in business?
Speaker 2: Yeah right, or I guess maybe it's possible.
Speaker 1: And then you write one and you send it off
Speaker 1: and they don't reply back, and you're like, what happened?
Speaker 1: I don't know how many If you kidnap somebody and
Speaker 1: you write a ransom note and they leave you on red,
Speaker 1: how long do you write another one?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 1: No, I'm serious, I'm serious.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would. I would if if if I'm looking
Speaker 2: to extort somebody, you know, and they didn't respond after
Speaker 2: give them maybe three to five days, three to five
Speaker 2: business days.
Speaker 1: I don't know if Squeaky Wheel gets the oil in
Speaker 1: a kidnapping scenario, Well, you don't want to be too noisy, right,
Speaker 1: because then that's how they track it down.
Speaker 2: So you do have to give some space and time.
Speaker 1: Listen, what I know about kidnapping is all based around
Speaker 1: history and.
Speaker 2: And TV.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, And so I know that if you ask
Speaker 1: for money, the drop is where they get you.
Speaker 4: Yeah right.
Speaker 2: Meet me at the park at midnight.
Speaker 1: Yes, and everybody in the park's an FBI agent.
Speaker 2: Right, all just reading newspapers and walking their dogs, always
Speaker 2: getting the trash picked.
Speaker 4: Man, do you have to wire them?
Speaker 1: No, you can't do that either, right because they'll be
Speaker 1: waiting for you at the bank, or the wire location
Speaker 1: will be divulged in the bank because it's a federally
Speaker 1: well divulge who you are.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it's gonna take a little more work.
Speaker 2: You could set up a fake name and a fake account,
Speaker 2: blah blah blah, but that's just too much.
Speaker 1: I don't think you can set up a fake bank account.
Speaker 2: Oh you can if you've got the fake documents. You know,
Speaker 2: fake ID, fake births, are.
Speaker 1: Sold security number, they run your credit to open a
Speaker 1: bank account.
Speaker 2: Got all that stuff. Man, you know you've got to
Speaker 2: know a spider or two to get that information to
Speaker 2: get those documents. But I'm sure it could be done.
Speaker 2: But again, what are you gonna get from a TV
Speaker 2: anchor's mom.
Speaker 1: I mean, she's worth a pretty pity.
Speaker 2: Maybe you're trying to get it from the TV anchor. Well,
Speaker 2: Savannah Guthrie is her name.
Speaker 3: I think we looked it was like thirty million, thirty
Speaker 3: seven million something like that was their contract, not to
Speaker 3: mention whatever other stuff she does.
Speaker 2: Forty million her estimated networth, So she guess, yeah.
Speaker 1: This news lately is probably raizy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure.
Speaker 2: She earns eight million annually, eight million lucky.
Speaker 4: I think that I think that's I think that Savannah
Speaker 4: Guthrie has come to terms with her mother is probably
Speaker 4: passed on and she needed medication. When she was kidnapped
Speaker 4: in the first place, she didn't.
Speaker 1: Have Savana Guthrie's mother, yes, yes, yeah, uh.
Speaker 4: And whether or not the the ransom, Why didn't they
Speaker 4: just make a phone.
Speaker 2: Call because that could be tricked? I have right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: what are you gonna do? You put the socko over
Speaker 2: the phone. So that's how that you disguise your voice, right.
Speaker 1: Anybody knows they have the briefcase ready to hit start right,
Speaker 1: keep them going. You hang up at twenty nine.
Speaker 2: Right, right?
Speaker 1: Ah?
Speaker 2: We lost them, damn it.
Speaker 1: Man, I don't know if she's good.
Speaker 2: I don't think.
Speaker 1: And you lose somebody in that dramatic of a way,
Speaker 1: you just get over it in a short amount of time.
Speaker 2: Oh no, even in a normal way. You don't get
Speaker 2: rid of you. That's your parent, your.
Speaker 1: Mom, right, just because they you know, they're sick.
Speaker 4: And dying, Like would I say says the guy who
Speaker 4: go back to work in a week.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but then does it still grieve while you're working?
Speaker 1: Getting over it? Is not not going back to work.
Speaker 2: Right, There's still jobs that need to be done and
Speaker 2: sprockets that need to be made. You lost your dad
Speaker 2: in a tragic way.
Speaker 1: Are you over it?
Speaker 2: No? But yeah you are still working? Yeah, because I
Speaker 2: had to.
Speaker 1: And Savannah Guthrie, you think she's done it in just
Speaker 1: a few months.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm, No way.
Speaker 1: You lost your dad in a tragedy, your mom in
Speaker 1: a tragic way, well both of them, but yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: and I guess that's true. Yeah, yeah, but your mom
Speaker 1: was in the hospital, like you expected everything to be good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we were expecting everything, but expecting your to die
Speaker 2: so soon. I'll figure we had a little bit of
Speaker 2: time left. But yeah, yeah, still still dealing with that mentally,
Speaker 2: but yet still still at work. How long did it
Speaker 2: take for me to what I took that week off
Speaker 2: just for? And I think we made you funeral bus
Speaker 2: and stuff like that. Yeah, yeah, I probably would have
Speaker 2: been here. Just good for some people that keeps their
Speaker 2: mind off of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but this ain't a charity case, so we have
Speaker 3: to do a job, and I'm not talking about you specifically.
Speaker 2: I'm saying like in an office environment, like yeah, we
Speaker 2: got to do a job here.
Speaker 1: We can't have you know e, or walking around are like,
Speaker 1: hey have you done that?
Speaker 2: No Ah, where's your GPS report? Sorry my mom? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, crying in a meeting because you know, we have
Speaker 3: to do the marketing plan for the Mother's Day event.
Speaker 2: Turn in your spreadsheets and it's all just tearstained.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you have to go go deal. Nah, embrace the feeling.
Speaker 2: Huh.
Speaker 1: Don't pack it down away.
Speaker 2: You know you're talking to right, Yeah, no, listen.
Speaker 1: If they're an Olympic sport for packing it down, not
Speaker 1: acknowledging your emotions, brother, you would be in the Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame high Sight Hindsight's twenty twenty if I could
Speaker 1: go back, because they're always like, take as much time
Speaker 1: as you need a month off of work as they
Speaker 1: never mean that, by the way, of course they don't
Speaker 1: they have to say that, of course they don't.
Speaker 2: But I'm taking full advantage of it. No, I have
Speaker 2: the boss call me out'd be like, hey, it's been
Speaker 2: about six weeks. I think you can come back anytime.
Speaker 3: Well, now he's back channel it rights are like, hey, Mildred,
Speaker 3: you're friends with Lindsay you talked to her a lot, right.
Speaker 1: What do you count there?
Speaker 4: She's been gone and two days.
Speaker 2: Thanks, cool story.
Speaker 4: I'm just thinking like if she needed all that medication
Speaker 4: and stuff and gone, she's.
Speaker 1: Ah, it's not our Listen. If you can get soecurity
Speaker 1: and do a bank account and do all this stuff,
Speaker 1: it's not impossible to think you have a medical accessibility.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, let's just cartel it, right. You think the cartel
Speaker 3: doesn't have infrastructure, right, right.
Speaker 2: They got doctors, they got crooked doctors that can get
Speaker 2: the medicine the needs to stay alive.
Speaker 1: Well, they're only crooked because they're connected to the cartel,
Speaker 1: but they're legitimate doctors.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, for sure. Right.
Speaker 1: It isn't like, hey you got shot, mister wolf, who
Speaker 1: do we get? I know a vet down the street
Speaker 1: which also works allegedly, let's go to Atwoods and get
Speaker 1: a shot. Right, But again, what's the reason to keep
Speaker 1: her alive if there's no communication? Right right there? You're
Speaker 1: not getting more money? Yeah, but also they may not
Speaker 1: be telling us.
Speaker 3: I think when this happened, when they get ransom notes
Speaker 3: and things like that, they don't typically acknowledge it because
Speaker 3: they don't want to encourage it. And they I would
Speaker 3: think they'd also be some sort of response if they
Speaker 3: knew who it was and if it was real, there
Speaker 3: would be some sort of.
Speaker 1: Dramatic response, right, not just like, well, we're not sure
Speaker 1: how long? Here's a question how long?
Speaker 3: Because you know, like when it first happened, they had
Speaker 3: the special phone number. People like hundreds of tips of
Speaker 3: people calling in, which is wild, right in the middle
Speaker 3: of the night.
Speaker 2: Yeah, now somebody's got hundreds of tips.
Speaker 3: Anyway, they you know, all hands on deck, like the
Speaker 3: head of the FBI went there.
Speaker 1: Whatever, Right, what when how many days go by before
Speaker 1: they pull the field team?
Speaker 2: Right? How many days go by where they're like, we
Speaker 2: need to change that number.
Speaker 1: We got another problem.
Speaker 2: I think you spend at least thirty days on it.
Speaker 3: Well it's been more than that, but they're not. I
Speaker 3: don't think they have the full team there anymore. Right,
Speaker 3: And the question I'm having is, as the loved one,
Speaker 3: you go, whoa right you want?
Speaker 2: You want the full team on it until two cases
Speaker 2: we're done, right, get me a body or whatever. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but they got other jobs to do. There's other cases, there's.
Speaker 1: Other people missing, human trafficking.
Speaker 4: Yeah, do they have do they have rules? Like they
Speaker 4: do they have a set time frame.
Speaker 3: Do you sign a contract to by the way, yeah,
Speaker 3: like you know, anything you have connected to you, you
Speaker 3: got to sign a contract. Nowadays you're in a stupid
Speaker 3: ass foam gun and you got to have a contract
Speaker 3: to bear your first child if you lose it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then do you go no, listen, we signed
Speaker 2: for thirty days.
Speaker 1: You said, you said, we didn't know there's gonna be
Speaker 1: a national emergency.
Speaker 2: Oh no, I'm taking you to Cork for breaching contracts.
Speaker 4: Wouldn't it be crazy if like Savannah herself was behind it.
Speaker 1: No, I wouldn't think. No, I wouldn't think that's crazy
Speaker 1: at all. I think people are crazy.
Speaker 2: It's very well possible. I mean, you had the theory
Speaker 2: of the sister in the beginning there.
Speaker 4: Brother, the brother in law.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: A lot of people did though, because they were the
Speaker 4: last people to be with her.
Speaker 1: Isn't it funny too?
Speaker 3: That's a whole other angle of like you're just like,
Speaker 3: oh man, this is horrible, and you turn around and
Speaker 3: everybody's pointing at you, and you're like, what.
Speaker 2: You're like, no, why would I And then there's I'm
Speaker 2: not crazy. I'm not crazy.
Speaker 3: Everybody right, And then how do you decipher that you
Speaker 3: can't tell me. That doesn't get in the way of
Speaker 3: the relationship that he's with the sister. He has with
Speaker 3: the sister, you can't tell me at Christmas or at Thanksgiving,
Speaker 3: they sit across their turkey and cranberry sauce, and Savannah's like.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm, son of a bitch killed my mama, I
Speaker 2: know you did. Or he's like, I did it.
Speaker 1: You know you didn't say you know? I kill you?
Speaker 2: Coming together?
Speaker 1: Now get me again? In or reverse on. Men don't
Speaker 1: make me mom you oh man, he's he won't put
Speaker 1: his trash cans away. I can take care of get
Speaker 1: I can take care of that.
Speaker 2: I know somebody. I can make your problem go away.
Speaker 2: Just like everything's just hyper.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Have you been I don't know what the guy's name is.
Speaker 1: You've been watching any shows?
Speaker 2: George? Yeah, Man, I watched this murder, you know, True crime,
Speaker 2: oil a Mama went missing? Man? Was it was good?
Speaker 3: You just dissect everything that's said, You're like, what do
Speaker 3: you mean he's he just admitted it all right, we
Speaker 3: got to take a break.
Speaker 2: We'll be back. Four of the Big Man Morning Show
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