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Speaker 1: we want to talk about family law. I can't think
Speaker 1: of a time I've come into the studio in the
Speaker 1: morning and had so many emails asking for Jeff Finsley's help.
Speaker 1: That's a good thing for our segment. Yes, I don't
Speaker 1: see that as a bad thing at all whatsoever. That means.
Speaker 4: That means people are listening, and people are listening when
Speaker 4: Jeff comes in and people want his help and he
Speaker 4: is the man to help.
Speaker 1: Yes. Also, these people are going through some stuff that
Speaker 1: part not awesome.
Speaker 4: No, no, no going through stuff. It's no matter who
Speaker 4: you are or what you're going through. But the fun
Speaker 4: thing is is. Everybody does it in one degree or another.
Speaker 4: Everybody's going through something, right, Isn't that a funny thing?
Speaker 4: As we grow up, we're led to believe nobody goes
Speaker 4: through problems, right, and then you grow up you're like, God, goddamn,
Speaker 4: everybody's got problems. Your grandma has problems.
Speaker 1: Well, you think about that. I think about this a lot.
Speaker 1: So every unit, marital unit has some sort of problem. Yeah,
Speaker 1: rough patch, Your grandma and grandpa had that. You may
Speaker 1: not be aware. You always thought to everything that they
Speaker 1: were happily.
Speaker 4: Married, right right, right, because why they don't show it
Speaker 4: in front of you. It's none of your business, So
Speaker 4: they push it to the side. And then when all
Speaker 4: family leaves.
Speaker 1: You stupid bitch.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, not awesome.
Speaker 1: You drink too much? Sure, whatever it was, whatever it is,
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, isn't that awesome to think about? I
Speaker 1: mean whatever. But they had their thing and we were
Speaker 1: never exposed to it.
Speaker 4: Now, my parents never never brought any of the problems
Speaker 4: in front of us kids. They always you know, you
Speaker 4: could tell, you could tell because you can feel the tension, right,
Speaker 4: But they never argued or anything in front of us kids.
Speaker 1: They always took it elsewhere.
Speaker 4: Let's go for a ride, we'll go talk in the bedroom,
Speaker 4: something to that effect.
Speaker 1: Right, And uh I.
Speaker 4: I kind of like that, yes, because who wants to
Speaker 4: see either or anybody really fighting, you know, just right
Speaker 4: there in front of just lashing it out at each other.
Speaker 1: Just not cool for the kids, man, But people do.
Speaker 1: And I wonder if people that grew up in families
Speaker 1: where they're parents Yeah I had really good parents shut
Speaker 1: up anyway? Good were they? Just was I just led
Speaker 1: to believe that I well, I mean they didn't Maybe
Speaker 1: they didn't fight in front of me. Oh maybe they didn't, right,
Speaker 1: Maybe those things never surfaced. I would wager there's a
Speaker 1: majority of people who had some question their mother had
Speaker 1: or father had some question of infidelity in the other
Speaker 1: and you might not have known about it.
Speaker 4: Oh for sure. I think that's just standard stuff that
Speaker 4: relationships go through. People have their insecurities and it's okay
Speaker 4: to have those, right, you know. But I think for me,
Speaker 4: you know, the key is that just don't don't don't
Speaker 4: let the kids see it. Now, some people would be like, oh,
Speaker 4: let's just showing the kids that that's normal. We're normalizing it,
Speaker 4: you know, where everybody goes through that, which, okay, is.
Speaker 1: True to an extent. But do you have to.
Speaker 4: Damage their little nine year old psyche, you know, with
Speaker 4: your problems.
Speaker 1: They got their own problems that they're dealing with. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't think normalizing it's a good excuse because it
Speaker 1: doesn't feel like problems. It feels like unnecessary draw out
Speaker 1: of anyway, Good down the road, dude, crazy story out
Speaker 1: of Oklahoma City this morning. If you haven't seen the news.
Speaker 4: Was it about the Sunday Funday?
Speaker 1: I don't know. This happened overnight from what I understand. Okay,
Speaker 1: well fine, let's compare notes. What do you have? I
Speaker 1: have ten people shot at a lake. That's the one
Speaker 1: I was talking about, Okay, on a Sunday funda. You
Speaker 1: and I have different definitions of Sunday Funday.
Speaker 4: I don't know it started off as a Sunday Funday
Speaker 4: ended up not being fun at all whatsoever. But as
Speaker 4: I was prepping this morning, I had seen that and
Speaker 4: that it flashed across as the you know, part of
Speaker 4: the story was people were just enjoying their Sunday Funday
Speaker 4: and was at a lake or whatever, and somebody opened fire.
Speaker 4: A lot of people got shot. I think everybody got
Speaker 4: taken the hospital and is fine. I don't think anybody died.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I just saw it. I was like,
Speaker 1: that is insane. Well, my understanding is this was at night,
Speaker 1: and that there was a group of people that went
Speaker 1: there and it was like a party almost, and it
Speaker 1: turned into that this isn't a people were camping and
Speaker 1: just willy nilly. And I think the number was it's
Speaker 1: some crazy number, like three hundred shots. Wow? Is that?
Speaker 1: Maybe I'm making that up. But here's where I heard
Speaker 1: that in the news. This is just what I know.
Speaker 4: Other this is what I came across this morning as
Speaker 4: I was getting ready. Mass shooting at Oklahoma campground under investigation.
Speaker 4: Police are investigating a mass shooting near Lake Arcadia and Edmund.
Speaker 4: Authority say at least ten people were hurt last night
Speaker 4: at a quote Sunday fun day party at a campground
Speaker 4: by the lake. All of the victims were transported to
Speaker 4: hospitals for treatment.
Speaker 1: No arrests have been announced.
Speaker 4: That's all that I got. I didn't dig any deeper
Speaker 4: in it because I was.
Speaker 1: Like that, Okay, I I don't have a video of
Speaker 1: the shooting, but I have a video of the Sunday
Speaker 1: Fun Day festivities. And I'll let you draw your own
Speaker 1: conclusion of what happened. Okay, so there's the there's the video.
Speaker 1: But yeah, people just having fun, dancing, doing their thing
Speaker 1: in some little pavilion. Uh, they got impacked in there. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's a lot of people in there. Shake that ass, girl,
Speaker 1: shake that ass. Yeah, just doing their thing. Yeah. Oh
Speaker 1: and it was a it was a promoted event. It
Speaker 1: was a Yeah, it was a called the Sunday Fun
Speaker 1: Day Party. Okay. A flyer posted twelve hours on Instagram
Speaker 1: like prior to its starting. Uh, and it's yeah, it's
Speaker 1: a And the the whole point was leave the bs
Speaker 1: at home. Somebody took the bs too. There, guys, they're
Speaker 1: having a good time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean at this particular moment, at least those
Speaker 4: girls do. Anyway, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know. If you're talking, you really are having
Speaker 1: a good time, you don't. I've never seen a sad tworker.
Speaker 4: I've never seen somebody tworking with tears in her eyes.
Speaker 1: I don't know. If people go I can't wait till later. Please?
Speaker 1: Why are you moving like that? That was weird. It's
Speaker 1: the only way I could work. I can't do that.
Speaker 1: I don't know if people. Again, I am not a talker.
Speaker 1: Don't think I know any talkers, and I don't think
Speaker 1: they make statements like oh I can't wait to get
Speaker 1: off work and tork. No. I think tworking is just
Speaker 1: something that happens. But that's my point, Like you don't look,
Speaker 1: it's not something you're like, oh god, I'm so glad
Speaker 1: I talked.
Speaker 4: Maybe maybe maybe you've got some of those ones that
Speaker 4: are you know, real into uh you know, planning, and
Speaker 4: they're like, Okay, Sunday, uh uh no, we're gonna start
Speaker 4: drinking and then at one o'clock we'll start tworking.
Speaker 1: No, but like you're like, oh I can't wait to
Speaker 1: go dance. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I can't wait to Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm so glad I dance. We went dancing. I'm so
Speaker 1: glad we parted. I missed being younger and partying. I remember,
Speaker 1: I remember I miss being younger and and turking. No,
Speaker 1: no one says that. No, it's just something that happened.
Speaker 1: Now again, full disclosure, I don't hang out with tworkers
Speaker 1: or tweakers. I'd rather hang out with the tworkers or
Speaker 1: the tweakers. Hard R changes everything, right, Yeah, right, I'm
Speaker 1: a tweaker to a tworker. Can you say that? Of course?
Speaker 1: Tweaker andker hard R changes at all? Not the only word,
Speaker 1: by the way, truth you want to see the show
Speaker 1: in fast, put a hard R in twerk? Not it?
Speaker 4: Uh, text says I I have heard it's mostly teenagers. Well,
Speaker 4: judging by the video the cordon sent me, yes, that
Speaker 4: is probably right. Maybe, but I want to know what happened,
Speaker 4: Like somebody already brought a gun to somebody's well, no, duh,
Speaker 4: Like what led to that?
Speaker 1: Stepping on somebody's shoes? You messing with my girl, bruh.
Speaker 1: I mean there's clearly alcohol and drugs involved in the video,
Speaker 1: which whatever. Yeah, but it could be a number of things. Right,
Speaker 1: I just woke up on the wrong side of the bed.
Speaker 1: New thing that I'm learning as a term as a
Speaker 1: fifty one year old man. Maybe that person was aura hunting,
Speaker 1: uh yeah, or or aura farming? What is what's ura?
Speaker 1: Yeah hunting?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Well you're not in with the in crowd, sir, I
Speaker 1: guess not. Please help me be hip working on their aura?
Speaker 1: That one possibly all those kids really are working on
Speaker 1: their aura? Yeah, stirring it up with that round, shaking hands,
Speaker 1: trying to be cool. We're doing things to be cool. Yeah,
Speaker 1: oh Aura farming aura, harvesting their aura. Yeah sure, listen,
Speaker 1: we can do this every day. I have no problem
Speaker 1: giving you some hip info. You out of touch adults,
Speaker 1: you should do that. You should come in Steve Bushimi
Speaker 1: every day, Me and the hip kids are in. We
Speaker 1: know what's up. What it is? Man? Either way, what
Speaker 1: a crazy event? Right to get a phone call the
Speaker 1: kids out there if that's what it happened, or even
Speaker 1: your loved one doesn't need to be a kid friend whatever. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and don't read the comments online because people are y'all
Speaker 1: are trash man, y'all are chu rash.
Speaker 4: A lot OF's working and no swimming going on. Question
Speaker 4: Mark got overheated and decided to pop off some rounds.
Speaker 1: That's what a text says. Maybe people are like commenting
Speaker 1: about the news, how they said young people instead of teens.
Speaker 1: What's it matter? What's it matter? There's no, they didn't
Speaker 1: take an age survey. Right.
Speaker 4: It's a general term to make sure you're appropriately labeling
Speaker 4: right right, right, Well, the person who says that is
Speaker 4: old because they're lumping them all they got these teens.
Speaker 1: Man, if I had my way around them all up,
Speaker 1: I I don't.
Speaker 4: We would just go to a gravel road. Oh, we've
Speaker 4: done that before, field parties, you know. But the fun
Speaker 4: thing is is, and I've done a lot of those
Speaker 4: type parties, never once has shots ran out.
Speaker 1: There were fights.
Speaker 4: There were definitely fights, right, fist fights, but that's it.
Speaker 1: No shots. Nobody got stabbed.
Speaker 4: You might have gotten balls on your head if you
Speaker 4: passed out, but outside of that.
Speaker 1: No, Yeah, And we didn't go to parks just mostly
Speaker 1: because it was George Way State Park and it was
Speaker 1: only because it closed right and they had always a
Speaker 1: good police presence out there right right right. So that's
Speaker 1: why we went to a park or i'm sorry, to
Speaker 1: a gravel road, yeah, because rarely you might get a sheriff.
Speaker 4: Right and most of the time they're not going to
Speaker 4: do anything. It's like, tell you to move on, get
Speaker 4: out of here, y'all can't be here. We went to
Speaker 4: what we called the Torch. The Torch.
Speaker 1: It was out in a wasa and it was a
Speaker 1: seventy sixth Street.
Speaker 4: You go as far down seventy straight sixth Street East
Speaker 4: as you can and it hits gravel road and then
Speaker 4: it stops, and then I guess that's I don't know
Speaker 4: if they're pumping oil or whatever out there, but there
Speaker 4: was this giant metal structure and flame shooting out of
Speaker 4: the top le what we called it the torch. That's
Speaker 4: where we would hang out at. That's not there anymore,
Speaker 4: is not I don't think so. I've been out there
Speaker 4: and forever, so I couldn't tell you if it is
Speaker 4: or not.
Speaker 1: All right, we want to know what's the best and
Speaker 1: worst of the weekend. We'll do that coming up at seven.
Speaker 1: You text us bim mess and whatever the worst and
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Speaker 4: Tell guests awakened at four am on a Saturday by
Speaker 4: drunk yelling vulgar messages into the intercom. This comes out
Speaker 4: of New Hampshire where somebody early Saturday morning was at
Speaker 4: the Hampton in and they broke into the intercom panel
Speaker 4: that's used for emergency services, right, and that's when they
Speaker 4: started to broadcast what they say is a vulgar, homeophobic
Speaker 4: message that blared through the entire hotel and an attached
Speaker 4: apartment complex around four am.
Speaker 1: Wait. Hotel and apartment complex. I don't understand.
Speaker 4: Maybe it's one of those extended stays. Okay, you know,
Speaker 4: that's the only thing I can think of, because I
Speaker 4: thought the same thing. Really Uh anyway, so uh they said.
Speaker 4: According to the police, the suspect got in through a
Speaker 4: hallway that's kept unlocked, uh for emergency personnel, then forces
Speaker 4: the panel open and then started making some noise.
Speaker 1: A lot of people thought it was their phones or whatever. Right.
Speaker 4: One guest, a guy named Ralph, described the broadcast shut up, Lola,
Speaker 4: nobody cares trying to work here. Describe the broadcast as
Speaker 4: containing very homophobic and threatening language.
Speaker 1: I said.
Speaker 4: Some guests said they want a full refund after spending
Speaker 4: hundreds of dollars there. The hotel staff said that security
Speaker 4: was never compromised and increased patrols are in place and
Speaker 4: so far no rists have been made.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't even know, Like I know. I used to
Speaker 1: know how to do it in like Walmart and places
Speaker 1: like that, six story something like that. Yeah, and I
Speaker 1: like at home depot. I used to know how Now
Speaker 1: I I've always been afraid to do that. Don't get
Speaker 1: in trouble. Ah, they kick you out about it. Yeah.
Speaker 1: But this guy, hey, listen, it's one thing to do
Speaker 1: it and be like ag my god, ajke hunt right right,
Speaker 1: right right and going on a homophobic rank. Man steals
Speaker 1: yacht for President Trump. A man is under arrest in Miami.
Speaker 1: He's accused of trespassing on a yacht and claiming to
Speaker 1: be quote holding it for President Donald Trump, please say.
Speaker 1: When the owner of the yacht confronted the man, he
Speaker 1: refused to leave and made threats. The man, in his fifties,
Speaker 1: claimed to be a US veteran part of the Hell's Angels.
Speaker 1: He repeatedly said it was Trump's boat and he was
Speaker 1: there to protect him, according to the body cam footage.
Speaker 1: Police eventually arrested the man, who was also wanted for
Speaker 1: stealing a motorcycle. Ooh, you can't do that. Meaning I
Speaker 1: love the idea of just always saying it's for the president,
Speaker 1: right because that works every time, I know, but I
Speaker 1: feel like they have to check.
Speaker 4: Uh, President Trump, Uh did you ask this guy to
Speaker 4: get this yacht for you?
Speaker 1: Now? But you at least got one level higher? Right
Speaker 1: right to your sergeant, go hey, did we get somebody
Speaker 1: picking up a boat for also for the president? We
Speaker 1: should make a clear Usually it's more than one person, right, right.
Speaker 4: Couple burned neighbors drone. So this happens last week in
Speaker 4: a Florida. Right, We're a forty year old dude named Chris.
Speaker 4: Chris Paula is his name. He was flying his DJI
Speaker 4: Many three pro drone, not that that means anything, but still,
Speaker 4: so he's flying his drone around and he loses contact
Speaker 4: connection with his drone. Now, the drone is programmed to
Speaker 4: fly back home right if it loses connection to the host.
Speaker 4: But it didn't, never did, so he trying to figure
Speaker 4: out what's going on. Apparently it landed in the neighbor's yard,
Speaker 4: and he found that out because he was able to
Speaker 4: use the GPS and.
Speaker 1: Find out where it was at.
Speaker 4: So he goes over there and he's like, excuse me,
Speaker 4: excuse me, my drones in your backyard. And that is
Speaker 4: when a forty three year old goal named Sandra. Old
Speaker 4: Sandy gets on through the ring camera and says that
Speaker 4: you don't have an effing drone anymore, sir, drone?
Speaker 1: What drone? Right?
Speaker 4: So naturally Chris calls the police. The police go up
Speaker 4: and they're like, ma'am, you got this gun? He's droning her.
Speaker 4: And Sandra goes off on the cops and tells them
Speaker 4: that they've had a problem with drones flying over their
Speaker 4: house lately. They says, they'd be out there, the drones
Speaker 4: would fly by and then they would just stop and
Speaker 4: hover over them. Right, So this one landed in their backyard,
Speaker 4: and that's when Sandy and her old man took the
Speaker 4: drone and then just threw it in the fire pit
Speaker 4: and burned it, right, and she see she went to
Speaker 4: tell the police this is I think it's weird that
Speaker 4: she was outside undressed when a drone flew over with
Speaker 4: a camera on it.
Speaker 1: Do you hang out outside neked a lot, Morbyn. I
Speaker 1: try not to with two young children, nor do I
Speaker 1: and I don't have any kids in the house anyway. Uh.
Speaker 4: They ended up arresting Sandy and her old man. They
Speaker 4: went to jail for criminal mischief. But this is a
Speaker 4: felony because the drone cost over one thousands.
Speaker 1: It does. Yeah, the the DGI Pro Mini three or whatever.
Speaker 1: You said. You're like, God, if that means it means
Speaker 1: a lot, is that a good No? No, it's just
Speaker 1: how they designate the levels of the drone and whether
Speaker 1: it's high you know, a high end one or just
Speaker 1: one that you know isn't a big deal, right right.
Speaker 4: I imagine spending over one thousand dollars on and that's
Speaker 4: gonna be a high end one.
Speaker 1: I want a drone bad. I do too. I do.
Speaker 1: I got one from a boy. It was a cheap one.
Speaker 4: I think I spend like fifty bucks on it, maybe
Speaker 4: a hundred or whatever.
Speaker 1: And I played with her for a while and it
Speaker 1: was fun. You know. It takes a little bit of
Speaker 1: getting used to.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I want one of these fancy ass ones
Speaker 4: that have the automatic retrieval comes back to the house
Speaker 4: or whatever if it loses, or automatic stabilization stuff like that.
Speaker 4: I have a buddy I grew up with in high school,
Speaker 4: and he stayed around in Iowa and he started flying drones.
Speaker 4: And now he's got a company where he just pulls
Speaker 4: up to cornfields and it just he puts it on
Speaker 4: this opens the sun roof, puts it on the roof,
Speaker 4: hits go, and it takes off and surveys crops for
Speaker 4: farmers and moisture level sun like all these things, and
Speaker 4: then he just then he falls asleep. The drone comes
Speaker 4: back and then he changes the battery like that. It's
Speaker 4: all he does all day.
Speaker 1: You'll never get anywhere, playing with you all day. Yes, Yes,
Speaker 1: he's yeah, he's loaded. Yeah. A head of nonprofit charged
Speaker 1: with trespassing on Epstein Island. The head of a Memphis
Speaker 1: based non for profit that combats human trafficking is charged
Speaker 1: with trespassing on Jeffrey Epstein's private island. The head of
Speaker 1: the group called We Fight Monsters, identified as Benjamin Ain't
Speaker 1: Nobody Gonna stop me Owen, is back in Memphis in
Speaker 1: awaiting arrangement on his charges. He was on the island
Speaker 1: along with another group that's investigating the Epstein case when
Speaker 1: police arrested them for trespassing. Members of the other group
Speaker 1: say they saw no evidence that Epstein was alive. Federal
Speaker 1: authorities have said Epstein died seven years ago while awaiting
Speaker 1: trial on sex trafficking charges. Now, there are some groups
Speaker 1: of people even locally, that do this type of thing,
Speaker 1: vigilante investigation type of work. And with this group in particular,
Speaker 1: you're dumb wasting time. If this is your mission, this
Speaker 1: is not the object. Were they going there and hope
Speaker 1: seeing hopes to finding him? Right? Even if it, let's
Speaker 1: just say he is. Let's just say he's alive. Let's
Speaker 1: just say he's everything's all good with him. He's not
Speaker 1: by himself, No.
Speaker 4: And he's not back at home the first place everybody
Speaker 4: would look.
Speaker 1: He's not on an island that we've deemed Epstein Island, right,
Speaker 1: he's with Elvis or tupacin. So I'm just saying you're
Speaker 1: wasting You're doing this just for video clicks for sure.
Speaker 1: You're not really combating an issue. No, No, you just
Speaker 1: want people to get your likes on the TikTok.
Speaker 4: No. I've seen some of those videos on the TikTok.
Speaker 4: I couldn't tell you if they're you know, real or not.
Speaker 4: I don't know if that's really Epstein's island. You can
Speaker 4: just be on any island anywhere and tell me that
Speaker 4: it's Epstein. I okay, yeah, there's palm Dream.
Speaker 1: I think they sold that island anyway, and some other
Speaker 1: person bought it with who would want that? Oh yeah
Speaker 1: that's Tintin. Yeah yeah, yeah, right, yeah, that's like that's
Speaker 1: like reusing a wedding ring. Now listen, nothing's probably gonna
Speaker 1: happen to you, but it's just bad juju.
Speaker 4: You may have heard some bad things about this place,
Speaker 4: but listen, we've really revamped it.
Speaker 1: We painted the walls right now. The furniture isn't the same, right.
Speaker 1: I just think when you're this type of organization and
Speaker 1: this is what you think you're calling is I think
Speaker 1: when you stay with things like this that the seven years,
Speaker 1: it's it feels like a settled case. Yeah we know
Speaker 1: what's happened, Yeah pretty much. Why don't you go look
Speaker 1: for I don't know, kids that are currently being trafficked
Speaker 1: in the local Memphis area. Yeah, maybe focused on that. Ah,
Speaker 1: they just wanted to reason the rent a boat and
Speaker 1: go travel, go to the warm destination. Right, all right,
Speaker 1: we got to take a break. We want to know
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Speaker 1: Good look, we want to know the best and worst
Speaker 1: of the weekend. What's the best thing that happened in
Speaker 1: the worst thing? Bmms and whatever that is to eight
Speaker 1: two nine four five. We'll get to those in a second.
Speaker 1: Gimpe what's the best and what's the worst?
Speaker 4: I think the best part of the weekend was probably
Speaker 4: Friday night. My adopted daughter. It's not really didn't really adopt.
Speaker 4: She's my daughter's cousin on her mama's side, but her
Speaker 4: mom's a turn and her dad turned training. So I'm like,
Speaker 4: you need somebody in your life.
Speaker 1: I got you. Welcome to the family turn training like
Speaker 1: and then also abandon her. Yeah, basically, huh so she
Speaker 1: turned eighteen. She turned eighteen on Friday.
Speaker 4: Well, it was actually a couple of days before that,
Speaker 4: but we celebrated Friday.
Speaker 1: Got together.
Speaker 4: Head cake, you know, and I made her the sash
Speaker 4: and the little thing that goes on your head and
Speaker 4: that says happy birthday. Yeah, crower, crown tier, something like that,
Speaker 4: and uh yeah, we just hung out and had a
Speaker 4: good time, you know. I listening to music, chilling, started
Speaker 4: a fire, bonfire. It was a good time. Mad all
Speaker 4: the family after got to hang out with the grand babies.
Speaker 1: That was awesome.
Speaker 4: My all my kids there, except for my oldest boy
Speaker 4: because he was at work. But his old lady showed
Speaker 4: up and brought the kids, so that was really cool.
Speaker 1: It was a lot of fun. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Worst part of the weekend, I'd have to say it
Speaker 4: would be Saturday. Saturday rode out with some friends, about
Speaker 4: seven of us rode to the Steelhorse Rally. And the
Speaker 4: Steel Horse Rally was not the worst part, nor was
Speaker 4: the ride. The worst part comes after the rally on
Speaker 4: the ride home. Hey, let's stop over here at this
Speaker 4: Mexican restaurant and get some food.
Speaker 1: Good, I'm starving, let's do this.
Speaker 4: And it was the worst. The food was terrible, the
Speaker 4: service was horrendous. There's seven of us. We get in
Speaker 4: there and they set us all seven down at this
Speaker 4: long table. All right, that's cool, and they you know
Speaker 4: how most Mexican restaurants, they'll come down basket of chips
Speaker 4: and your salsa.
Speaker 1: Yea.
Speaker 4: Right, well, they come down and they give everybody their
Speaker 4: own container of salsa and no chips at all, whatsoever. Right,
Speaker 4: take our drinks, our drink orders. Okay, we get our
Speaker 4: drink orders in and they bring us our drinks and
Speaker 4: we're sitting there drinking and a couple of I don't
Speaker 4: know five minutes pass by and they're like, can we
Speaker 4: help you with anything? Yeah, can we get some chips
Speaker 4: for the salsa here that you gave us?
Speaker 1: I mean we could have just picked it up and
Speaker 1: drank the salsa out of the bowl, I guess.
Speaker 4: So eventually they give us the chips and they're like
Speaker 4: all right, and then they come back around take everybody's order.
Speaker 4: And see, now, this is why I don't ever stray
Speaker 4: away right usually X restaurant. Right, I'm one hundred percent
Speaker 4: in on a Jimmy changa.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: Well, I was like, you know what, I'm gonna switch
Speaker 4: it up today. I've seen somebody across the room get
Speaker 4: some nachos. I was like, ooh, those look good. And
Speaker 4: I go through and I'm like, okay, they got like
Speaker 4: three different options for nachos on this here Manana. I'm like, okay,
Speaker 4: well this one read the description, sounds good, so take
Speaker 4: your orders. I order my nachos. Fifteen to twenty minutes
Speaker 4: later pass by. They're finally bringing food out to the
Speaker 4: table and this person gets their food. This person gets
Speaker 4: their food. Wait a little wild, wait a little while,
Speaker 4: this person gets they food. This person gets they food,
Speaker 4: that person got his food, and men on Robert next
Speaker 4: to Himmy still sitting there waiting. Everybody else has got
Speaker 4: through tacos and Enchilada's case Adilla's all right. We're just
Speaker 4: sitting there waiting, waiting, waiting. Robert finally gets his food.
Speaker 4: I'm the last one sitting there at the table. Everybody's
Speaker 4: eating except for me, and then they finally bring out
Speaker 4: this big ass plate of nachos. I'm like, whoa, that
Speaker 4: is a lot more than what I was expecting. And
Speaker 4: it was the worst goddamn nachos that I've ever had.
Speaker 1: How much time between the first person getting their food
Speaker 1: and you getting your nachos? I'd say at least twenty oh,
Speaker 1: do you ever said anything?
Speaker 4: No, I'm just like, oh, man, I sit here and wait,
Speaker 4: and at the moment that I was about to say it,
Speaker 4: be like, hey, bro, where's my food?
Speaker 1: That's when they come out with it. See if everybody
Speaker 1: gets their food, if it's like me and Robert in
Speaker 1: this story, I'd be like, hey, right, where's the rest
Speaker 1: of us? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I probably should have, because there were other people
Speaker 4: that were seated after us, in different parts of the
Speaker 4: restaurant that got Dave food before I even got a
Speaker 4: damn nachos.
Speaker 1: And I'm like, I'm sitting there talking to Bob.
Speaker 4: I'm like, how the hall? How hard is it to
Speaker 4: make some goddamn nachos? Throw some chips on a plate,
Speaker 4: some beef and cheese, sour cream whatever it came back?
Speaker 4: Lettuce was hot and wilty, right, So I don't like nachos.
Speaker 4: Though the beef was not you know, young abfool at all?
Speaker 4: Whatsoever it was. I would listen, I ate the whole
Speaker 4: damn thing because I was starving, okay, but I was
Speaker 4: not happy with it at all.
Speaker 1: Why was it near the rally where you stopped eat?
Speaker 4: It was not not really was it busy though, No,
Speaker 4: not really Okay, yeah, I don't know whose idea it was.
Speaker 4: I was just following the pack and we pull in
Speaker 4: m I'm like, okay, well I like Mexican food.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Because for the people that don't know, this is
Speaker 1: not a small rally.
Speaker 4: No, no, it's not the largest either. No no, no,
Speaker 4: it's fair size. There was a lot of thousands and
Speaker 4: thousands of bikes there. Like I hear like two hundred
Speaker 4: thousand people go to this.
Speaker 1: It is a lot.
Speaker 4: It was a lot, and it was just on the
Speaker 4: outside of town. It was on our way back home
Speaker 4: or whatever. And I told my buddy Jones, we we
Speaker 4: don't need to ever stop there ever.
Speaker 1: Again.
Speaker 4: I'm good find something different. I would rather eat at
Speaker 4: El Chico than that place. And that says a lot.
Speaker 1: Best and worst the weekend. What's the best thing that
Speaker 1: happened this weekend and the worst thing that happened this weekend.
Speaker 1: Best part of the weekend would have to be had
Speaker 1: a nice slow morning Saturday morning, got to have coffee
Speaker 1: in bed, got to finish a book, like yeah, all
Speaker 1: the things I like. Okay, so that was pretty awesome.
Speaker 1: Worst part of the weekend was yesterday started the gas
Speaker 1: grill and to grill and was eating everything up, went
Speaker 1: out there, all the everything was out. Now it was windy,
Speaker 1: and that's not uncommon with the wind blowing as insane
Speaker 1: as it was to blow out the flames. Yeah, so
Speaker 1: I'd go to start it again. I could only get
Speaker 1: one thing, Bernie going. The other knob spins. It just spins.
Speaker 1: It doesn't do anything, And so I might have to
Speaker 1: replace this grill. Really, yes, I'm going to try to
Speaker 1: order the part and replace just the knob. Okay, but
Speaker 1: if I can't replace and fix it with a twenty
Speaker 1: dollars knob, which is worth the expense to get it wrong? Sure,
Speaker 1: I got to drop eight hundred to a thousand bucks
Speaker 1: to replace this grill. How old is this grill? It
Speaker 1: came with the house, so over ten?
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, then it's probably time. Oh, it's probably time.
Speaker 1: Frustrated would be an inaccurate word. What were you able
Speaker 1: to cook your food anyway? Oh? Yeah, I figured it out. Okay,
Speaker 1: did you take the knob off and use pair of players? No?
Speaker 1: Like it can't even engage, Like it's not even I
Speaker 1: don't I think something internally like a safety mechanism kicked
Speaker 1: in and disabled it. Okay, so that sucks. I want
Speaker 1: to just buy a new one and drop it in.
Speaker 1: But it's a unique size because that's an outdoor kitchen.
Speaker 1: Oh it's a unique size. Okay, Yeah, and like a
Speaker 1: thousand bucks for a grill, is it? It's not what
Speaker 1: I wanted to spend my money on now. Best and
Speaker 1: worst of the weekend? What's the best part of the weekend?
Speaker 1: And the worst part? I know they have cheaper ones,
Speaker 1: like six hundred dollars ones, but not the size I need. Right,
Speaker 1: it has to be a very specific size. Sure, you
Speaker 1: could go smaller, but nobody wants smaller. No, everybody wants more. Absolutely,
Speaker 1: Best and worst of the weekend. What's the best thing
Speaker 1: that happened this weekend? And the worst thing that happened
Speaker 1: this week And worst? Got sunburnt? Best my boyfriend asked
Speaker 1: me to marry him. Why you were some burner? Was
Speaker 1: that a result of Best? Got to see Danny Smith
Speaker 1: blow his engine racing? Worst? Don't have a worse great weekend.
Speaker 1: Worst of the weekend was got up this morning and
Speaker 1: pick and pick up wouldn't start. Best of the weekend
Speaker 1: celebrated my birthday with the bike ride with wife. Enjoyed
Speaker 1: good food and a great ride. Well, he clearly wasn't
Speaker 1: with Kimpie. Worst lost my wallet at a bar Friday night.
Speaker 1: Best family found it and returned it to me Sunday night,
Speaker 1: fully intact, everything still in it. Nice. Best first time
Speaker 1: attending Steelhorse Rally. Had an awesome time seeing all the
Speaker 1: bikes and people watching. No. Worst. Best started moving into
Speaker 1: a new larger building for our business. Worst, mister, great
Speaker 1: ride to Steelhorse Rally. Moving sucks. Best was my Star
Speaker 1: Wars baby turned five today because those who don't know
Speaker 1: it is the fourth May fourth and the fourth be
Speaker 1: with you. And had his birthday party over the weekend
Speaker 1: and had the best birthday of his life. And he
Speaker 1: got a dirt bike from his Anti. Worst was the
Speaker 1: pain from kidney stones surgery happening soon. Oof. Yo, if
Speaker 1: you're having surgery, it's not good news. Like they wait. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they try to make you know, break it up, They
Speaker 1: try to help it along. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I thought you had to, you know, essentially pass it.
Speaker 4: I didn't know they could do surgery on that.
Speaker 1: Sort of thing. Best got a lot of stuff done
Speaker 1: that I needed to get done. Worst insurance dragging their
Speaker 1: feet paying me for someone totaling my kid's car. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they're not in the paying business. Best went to Texas
Speaker 1: for a wedding by myself, sans kids. Had the best time. Worst.
Speaker 1: I'm absolutely exhausted after driving their Friday and back again yesterday.
Speaker 1: Where'd you go? West Texas? Right? Because Dallas is just
Speaker 1: four That ain't a biggie m best of the week
Speaker 1: had the weekend off. The worst of the weekend was
Speaker 1: the weed eater wouldn't start so I couldn't weed e
Speaker 1: Oh no, man, sounds like a gift from God, are right?
Speaker 1: I despies doing that. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I was mowing a lawn last week, and I have
Speaker 4: an electrical and I.
Speaker 1: Guess I forgot to put it on the charger. I
Speaker 1: go out there to fire it up, click click click.
Speaker 1: Damn it can't trim around the house.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, I had to look like white trash this week. Whatever, dude,
Speaker 1: I bought an electrical trimmer last year. Best decision I
Speaker 1: ever made. I agree, I agree, and I still got
Speaker 1: a gas lawnmower. Right and but but it seemed like
Speaker 1: every year I was fighting with the gas powered whackers,
Speaker 1: and I said, you know what, just go and go
Speaker 1: ahead and get an electric want to be done with it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: best day of my life when I bought that. No kids, better,
Speaker 1: of course? Uh. Best was played golf on Sunday shot
Speaker 1: in eighty two. Worst was my wife backed into the
Speaker 1: closed garage door. Sixty seven hundred dollars to replace it. Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 1: how does that happen? I don't understand how that happens,
Speaker 1: not paying any damn attention whatsoever. Probably was backed into
Speaker 1: the driveway and probably backed in when they normally pull
Speaker 1: in forward right, and probably just you know, force I
Speaker 1: have it, throw it and reverse and hit the gas
Speaker 1: and then boom right into it, not seeing it still
Speaker 1: need help unless you did it on purpose, that's possible. Yeah. Best,
Speaker 1: I got my squeaky brake pedal fixed. Worst, it would
Speaker 1: took way longer than expected. I'm sore going back to
Speaker 1: work today, and I cut my arms up from putting
Speaker 1: my arms up in the dash to get the bolt
Speaker 1: I needed to get. Too. I had a nickel for
Speaker 1: every time. Worst, none Best. Officially completed my master's degree
Speaker 1: and got hooded on the elect I hope that means
Speaker 1: something different right now. I don't know if we should
Speaker 1: applaud Are you now the grand dragon? I don't love
Speaker 1: the way that reads best got to see the high
Speaker 1: school senior in college sophomore play baseball? Worst? No, worst?
Speaker 1: Happy anniversary lover? Who I think you're talking to you?
Speaker 1: Not our anniversary? Soon and I'm in college sophone. Wife
Speaker 1: almost died during routine surgery best finally improving. Yeah, that
Speaker 1: would be the worst. Yeah, that sucks. Well, like when
Speaker 1: we say almost died, like what are we talking like?
Speaker 1: They had to clear right, flat lined at least for
Speaker 1: a second? Are there with some complications? Right? Nick Denard
Speaker 1: restarted squirting blood? Yeah everywhere? Did the doctor come in
Speaker 1: and go we almost lost her? God? I hope that's
Speaker 1: not how they present it. I just don't he almost
Speaker 1: lost her. I just don't know what they say during Hey, hey,
Speaker 1: so we're done, but she almost died, Like I want
Speaker 1: to know what they say in that situation.
Speaker 4: That probably listen, we had some complications. Okay, things got
Speaker 4: a little rough there for a second, but.
Speaker 1: She pulled through. Yeah, and she's gonna be fine. That
Speaker 1: doesn't sound like almost died. Wow, that sounds like a complication, Like, hey,
Speaker 1: we went in there, there was a little more artery
Speaker 1: or fat than we thought. Hey, the tools weren't clean.
Speaker 1: Those are all complications we weren't expecting.
Speaker 4: I think the pulled through part indicates that almost died
Speaker 4: got close.
Speaker 1: No, no, just you know. No, if I get sick
Speaker 1: and I have vomiting in diarrhea and I go I
Speaker 1: pulled through, at no point am I dying.
Speaker 4: I mean you might feel like you're dying. That's not
Speaker 4: the same, Hey, that you pulled through.
Speaker 1: That's not almost dying.
Speaker 4: It's pretty dramatic, traumatic, dramatic whatever. When you say she
Speaker 4: pulled through or I pulled through, I made it. It
Speaker 4: was that close to being horrendo. No, no, subjective wife.
Speaker 1: Almost now we did that best, got to best, got
Speaker 1: to bedrot Sunday, huh oh, lay in bed not doing anything.
Speaker 1: The worst that you did on Saturday with the coffee,
Speaker 1: I mean until seven, but when you're up at four,
Speaker 1: worst eight at Lost Cobos and it was terrible. I
Speaker 1: like Lost Cobos. I've got no problem with them.
Speaker 4: They make a good chimmy. Changa's why I always get
Speaker 4: the chimmy.
Speaker 1: Their chicken breast, that stuff and fried and stuff with
Speaker 1: cherizo and pepper jack. Shut your stupid mouth. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I've never had it. Just Jimmy Changa, uh lmao, No,
Speaker 1: I got hooded on the eleven. It's a term for
Speaker 1: master's degree. Well that makes sense that I wouldn't know that.
Speaker 1: Do you have a master's? Just feel like they should
Speaker 1: call it something else, right, Like I don't know you
Speaker 1: got your masters? They're not gonna call it the gas
Speaker 1: chamber like that would be a horrible correlation, right right,
Speaker 1: Use a different term. How about just say you got
Speaker 1: your masters? Hey, I get my certificate. Hey they print
Speaker 1: that thing off from home depot or from office depot,
Speaker 1: right right? Why you gotta say hooded? Right? You don't
Speaker 1: wear it any other time? Do people that actually have
Speaker 1: a hood? Is that an actual hood? Do they ask
Speaker 1: if you're do people go are you hooded? Don't we
Speaker 1: know somebody here, one of our salespeople's has their masters?
Speaker 4: Right, yes, I'm gonna have to ask her, like, did
Speaker 4: you when you got your masters?
Speaker 1: Do they give you an actual hood? Did they call
Speaker 1: it hooded? Why do you need a hood? Exactly? Are
Speaker 1: you hiding right smarter than you? It feels that way,
Speaker 1: because what's the point of the hood. I don't know.
Speaker 4: Fancy I mean saying thing. Think about it, like the.
Speaker 1: It's as douchey as you think. Hooded to symbolize the
Speaker 1: attainment of advanced knowledge into distinguished graduates. I got a button,
Speaker 1: a tradition dating back to the eleventh century. Oh good
Speaker 1: for you. The hood acts as a well wearable douchebag, sorry,
Speaker 1: wearable diploma, representing the wearer's field of study through a
Speaker 1: velvet trim of colors.
Speaker 4: Ah okay, So it's not an actual hood.
Speaker 1: It's just that fancy sash thing that they wear. Ah okay,
Speaker 1: it's not an actual hood. Doesn't look like an actual
Speaker 1: hood to me. Yeah, that's just a sash. You mean
Speaker 1: a sash. You got sashed because you won the pageant.
Speaker 4: That's why they call it hooded. Just sounds cooler. First
Speaker 4: person that ever said I got sash.
Speaker 1: They're like, hmm, really, I'm not a regular gradulant. Calm down,
Speaker 1: we're just joking. If you're you have a master's you
Speaker 1: should be able to handle it. Real. Uh lost five
Speaker 1: units of blood and almost coated damium almost being the keyword. Yeah, yes, Hey, listen,
Speaker 1: I don't want to take anything away from your near
Speaker 1: death experience for your partner doc said it got ugly,
Speaker 1: but got through it best. It was a long vacation
Speaker 1: type weekend. I got to see my son graduate basic
Speaker 1: training for the Air Force. Worst had to drive back
Speaker 1: from San Antonio. Uh. Hey, now we spend a lot
Speaker 1: of money on a degree. But I agree, not my term. Yes,
Speaker 1: we have an extra hoodie thing that goes over our neck.
Speaker 1: Don't use the Hey, we spend a lot of money thing.
Speaker 4: That's your choice, right, you spent a lot of money.
Speaker 1: Uh Los cabos queso with beef is the best true
Speaker 1: at Yeah, I like their caso with the tarizo inside.
Speaker 1: Amenn on that one master's degree in Jedi studies, be
Speaker 1: happy for me. Settle down, you have your masters man,
Speaker 1: tough it up. I don't have a mask. What's it
Speaker 1: matter if I'm making fun of it? I don't have one.
Speaker 1: I'll never get a master's. You have achieved something. Nobody
Speaker 1: in this, this rumor, the one next to me, we'll
Speaker 1: ever do. Who cares if I make fun of it?
Speaker 1: We do with jealousy. Yeah, make fun of you. It's fine.
Speaker 1: You clearly don't have your masters in smart assery. You didn't.
Speaker 1: You got an associate's degree in tough skin.
Speaker 4: This person's going to spend the next three weeks in
Speaker 4: bed because of us.
Speaker 1: Cormyn mostly you, yeah, but don't know a lot about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, best. My son and I went to our
Speaker 1: first WWE match at the Bok Center. It was awesome.
Speaker 1: Worst twenty five dollars bills really break the budget, dude.
Speaker 1: The photos from WWE on Fried looked awesome. It was
Speaker 1: pretty bad. Yes, I didn't see any yes facebooks. But okay,
Speaker 1: all right, we got to take a break. We come back.
Speaker 1: We got tickets to rock Lahoma. I feel pretty good
Speaker 1: about this. This is now. I feel pretty good about
Speaker 1: the note off. So we're gonna see if I can
Speaker 1: stump you guys for longer than a minute. Uh, tickets
Speaker 1: to Rockahoma on the line. Will give those away when
Speaker 1: we come back. You're listening to the Big Mad Morning Show.
Speaker 1: You gotta see what's in Get beasts four by four. Oh.
Speaker 4: This is here that Trump says the US will begin
Speaker 4: escorting ships through the Street of wor moves. President Trump
Speaker 4: said that the US will begin escorting commercial ships ships
Speaker 4: through the Strait of Horror Moves, offering little indication that
Speaker 4: he is prepared to accept a recent proposal from Tehran,
Speaker 4: aimed at ending the conflict. He announced that the escorts,
Speaker 4: not hookers, will start today, describing the move as a
Speaker 4: response to requests from several unnamed countries not directly involved
Speaker 4: in the fighting, that asked Washington to help free ships
Speaker 4: currently unable to move through the waterway.
Speaker 1: Trump said the.
Speaker 4: Move is for the good of Iran, the Middle East,
Speaker 4: and the US. Spirit Airlines shuts down after thirty four
Speaker 4: years of operation. The sudden collapse of Spared Airlines is
Speaker 4: impacting thousands of employees and travelers. The discount carrier announced
Speaker 4: early Saturday it's canceling all flights and going out of
Speaker 4: business after failing to reach a deal with the government bailout.
Speaker 4: Spirits said in a statement of that passengers who booked
Speaker 4: flights with credit cards or debit cards will automatically get refunds.
Speaker 1: So there was a pilot that was having his one
Speaker 1: hundred flight or something like that. Two thousand, there was
Speaker 1: some crazy one, but they shut down, so he couldn't
Speaker 1: do it. He had to do it as a passenger.
Speaker 1: He ended on a Southwest flight, and so they they
Speaker 1: went ahead and did the whole water cannon thing. When
Speaker 1: his plane came in they had a thing for him
Speaker 1: on a competing airline when he landed. That's cool that
Speaker 1: they did that. They still honored that for him. Yeah,
Speaker 1: what else we got here? Games stop offers to buy eBay.
Speaker 4: The video game retailer made the unsolicited offers, suggesting one
Speaker 4: hundred and twenty five dollars per share for the online marketplace.
Speaker 4: Shares of eBay surged more than thirteen percent in after
Speaker 4: hours trading following the Sunday offer.
Speaker 1: So the talk amongst the ladies is that they want
Speaker 1: to go headhead against Amazon, and they think they can
Speaker 1: take a chunk of the pie. I don't think they
Speaker 1: can beat Amazon, but they're like, maybe they will one day.
Speaker 1: He feels like they can combine and take a piece
Speaker 1: of it. If you take five percent, two percent of Amazon,
Speaker 1: you deny, right right?
Speaker 4: Amazon, Google, Facebook, Those are like the big giants right now.
Speaker 4: So yeah, if you can get any kind of crumbs, yeah,
Speaker 4: piece of that. Good for them, Good for them.
Speaker 1: Hey.
Speaker 4: Lastly, here Haskell plans to install a new water pump
Speaker 4: to address the quality concerns city God damn it WELLA.
Speaker 1: City leaders and Haskell started work and.
Speaker 4: To improve water quality after repeated safety notices raised concerns
Speaker 4: among residents. City Manager Michael Keane said the issue stemmed
Speaker 4: from how the city received its water. He says Haskell
Speaker 4: relies on two main sources, all Field east of town
Speaker 4: and water supplied for Muskogie. To address the issue, the
Speaker 4: city is installing a new ninety three thousand dollars water
Speaker 4: pump in the southern part of town. The pump will
Speaker 4: help reduce chemicals and improve water pressure for nearby res
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Speaker 1: Normally at the time we would do our listeners are awesome.
Speaker 1: Sometimes things come up and they have to cancel or reschedule,
Speaker 1: and that's what happened today, So we are not going
Speaker 1: to be able to do our listeners are awesome. So
Speaker 1: I found a list of foods from the nineties that
Speaker 1: are no longer around. Okay, we'll see if you've ever
Speaker 1: had them or missed them. Okay. First one I have
Speaker 1: is fruit Topia. Fruit Topia. That was a real fruit beverage.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yeah, I had it once, maybe twice.
Speaker 1: Don't miss it. I don't feel like it was I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't miss it. It was fine. It was pre
Speaker 1: made fruit. How about squeeze Its? Squeeze Ites were good.
Speaker 4: My ma would get those from my little brother's lunch
Speaker 4: because he was in kindergarten first grade when those things
Speaker 4: came out, and she'd get mad because we would drink
Speaker 4: them all before school started.
Speaker 1: So those don't remember. They were like a little six
Speaker 1: pack of these little plastic bottles filled with kool Aid essentially,
Speaker 1: and it had a weird top opener where you just
Speaker 1: twisted it off and then there was just this whole
Speaker 1: like a sports bottle and you squirted it into your mouth.
Speaker 1: Very phallic looking bottles. A lollipop paint shop. Do you
Speaker 1: remember this? It was candy, but it looked like a paintbrush.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, yeah yeah. Never got into that me neither.
Speaker 4: Butterfinger Bebi's, Oh yeah. I don't know why these didn't
Speaker 4: stick around. I don't know if any other brand of them,
Speaker 4: like version of the Bebe stuck around.
Speaker 1: It's a brilliant way to deliver the candy bar.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, I think like Reese's Pieces or M and
Speaker 4: ms or stuff like that. But it's butterfinger. I thought
Speaker 4: they were awesome, but.
Speaker 1: I love butterfingers. Underrated, Yeah, you can't go wrong. Twisted
Speaker 1: Cheetos puffs, Twisted. I do not remember twisted. They're cheese puffs,
Speaker 1: but they're corkscrew Okay. I never had these. I don't
Speaker 1: miss them at all. They ended in twenty twelve, believe
Speaker 1: it or not. Okay, yeah, I remember those. Okay, Twizzler Sours, No,
Speaker 1: never mess with them. Never had them. Peanut butter crisps.
Speaker 1: They are peanut butter inside a crispy crunchy outside.
Speaker 4: Those were known as pete crisps. Okay, And I do
Speaker 4: remember those from Planters.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, they were all right, These I remember, and
Speaker 1: they were delicious. And those are Philly cheese Cake bar
Speaker 1: Philadelphia cheesecake bars. Okay, like comes on a popsicle stick
Speaker 1: or something like that. No, no, no, it was like
Speaker 1: a like a cookie type of thing and it had
Speaker 1: the Graham cracker crust and then it had some sort
Speaker 1: of cheese cake thing jelly in the middle and then
Speaker 1: it was drizzled. That sounds they were amazing. Uh Sprite remix.
Speaker 1: I don't remember Sprite remix. I don't know what made
Speaker 1: it different from other Sprite.
Speaker 4: Well, they had fruit flavors, tropical, verry clear, and a
Speaker 4: Ruba jam.
Speaker 1: That's what made it. That's that was the twist the remix. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: Now I feel like they have a bunch of these
Speaker 1: Sprite flavors. They do, they sure do.
Speaker 4: And it was like every soda company's coming out with
Speaker 4: different flavors.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 4: I was walking through Walmart and seeing the stack in
Speaker 4: the middle of the aisle. There a mountain dew and
Speaker 4: they had like six different flavors in Mountain de It
Speaker 4: was like, wow, it's overwhelming. Uh yeah, Sprite cherry lime Okay,
Speaker 4: they've got that, Uh, Sprite and tea. These are current
Speaker 4: Sprite Tropical mix okay.
Speaker 1: Uh, Sprite lemonade, which it's already living lime, Sprite cherry okay,
Speaker 1: and then the ever important Sprite Mexico. What was that taste?
Speaker 1: Like one hundred percent sugar? Really yeah, they don't use
Speaker 1: like corn syrup anything.
Speaker 4: Sugar, okay, Like like uh, like mountain dew like their
Speaker 4: first second I don't know if they still have it
Speaker 4: or not.
Speaker 1: It's real sugar Mountain dew. We've always called it like
Speaker 1: Mexican Coca cola, our Mexican sprite, and it comes in
Speaker 1: a glass bottle and it's got one hundred percent sugar
Speaker 1: in it instead of whatever they do here. Uh. Next
Speaker 1: one on this list, which I swear I just bought
Speaker 1: some of these from my kids and they didn't like it,
Speaker 1: was Oreos.
Speaker 4: I thought they still made Oreos the cereal oh Oreo Cereal.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Uh, Kudos bars. They were trying to
Speaker 1: like make you believe it was a combination of Dove chocolate,
Speaker 1: M and M's and Snickers. Yeah, I remember those into
Speaker 1: a bar. They weren't too bad. No, I mean it's
Speaker 1: a granola bar laced with chocolate. I remember these, but
Speaker 1: I only got them when I went to a friend's
Speaker 1: house because they were too expensive for us to buy.
Speaker 1: And that was Pillsbury waffle sticks. And they would come
Speaker 1: with a dipping cup of maple of syrup, I should say,
Speaker 1: and you would get them and dip them in. It
Speaker 1: was silly, but it was yummy.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: Fruit string things, fruit string things, yes, So it was
Speaker 1: like instead of a fruit roll up. It came kind
Speaker 1: of like that, but it was a string and you
Speaker 1: pulled it off of the paper and it came out
Speaker 1: as a full string. Okay, came in strawberry and I
Speaker 1: think another flavor, but I can't remember. Oh yeah, I
Speaker 1: remember those.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: These are an example of why they went away, and
Speaker 1: probably the anomaly to butterfinger Bebe's and that was Reese's bites,
Speaker 1: Reese's peanut butter bites. Okah, yeah, So they took the
Speaker 1: cup and made it into like a bite like a
Speaker 1: bebe and it just didn't work. The magic of Reese's
Speaker 1: peanut butter cups is the chocolate to peanut butter proportion, right,
Speaker 1: and when you mess with it, it changes the way it tastes.
Speaker 4: Yes, as we have learned with the Reese's eggs. Yes,
Speaker 4: I think that's way too much peanut butter to chocolate.
Speaker 4: The Christmas trees, all those seasonal reeses.
Speaker 1: Just stick with the cup man, And these feel like
Speaker 1: a little too close to pieces, right, I do.
Speaker 4: I like the pieces, probably candy coating on the outside, and.
Speaker 1: It's a different peanut butter. Yeah, nest Quick cereal, So
Speaker 1: it was chocolate cereal, but the nest Quick brand, you
Speaker 1: know nest Quick, the powdery Uh what. I grew up
Speaker 1: with chocolate milk because we couldn't afford the Hershey squirt
Speaker 1: bottle or god forbid buy chocolate milk, right, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: no no.
Speaker 4: And don't try to use cocoa powder to make your
Speaker 4: chocolate milk, because that disgusting.
Speaker 1: Cereal straws. Do you remember these?
Speaker 4: Yes, I never got any, but I had friends in
Speaker 4: middle school who got them. I was slightly jealous because
Speaker 4: they look they look like listen, it's a straw you
Speaker 4: can eat trendy.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, for those who don't know, it was a
Speaker 1: straw to have the milk in your cereal. Or you
Speaker 1: could just get a glass of milk and stick it
Speaker 1: in there and it's like cereal. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I'm a huge fan of utensils. You can eat all
Speaker 4: out of the taco bowl. Okay, right, the straws. The
Speaker 4: ooze tube.
Speaker 1: Band name, by the way, So this was like jellied
Speaker 1: candy in a squeeze tube. Uh huh, yep, I remember those.
Speaker 1: They're sour. They're not for me. We never got to
Speaker 1: have these go tarts goatars. That's tarts t A R
Speaker 1: T s not a d you weardose and it was
Speaker 1: pop tarts but in a bar form that you could
Speaker 1: eat on the go because pop tarts are so invasive, right.
Speaker 4: Well, they're just so big. These are, you know, manageable.
Speaker 4: You can grab this with one hand.
Speaker 1: Reese's Bits some'mores. Now they sell Reese's Bits with the
Speaker 1: cheese or the peanut butter. But these were so'mores. So
Speaker 1: they were Ritz's Graham cracker with chocolate and marshmallow in
Speaker 1: the middle. Okay, any s'mores item, you got me? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm on board with Pepsi blue, so remember that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: where Pepsi blue made a mistake is they tried to
Speaker 1: latch onto pepsi right instead of going with mountain dew.
Speaker 1: Because now mountain dew they have the image. They can
Speaker 1: put any flavor and change the color and everything and
Speaker 1: ain't nobody care.
Speaker 4: Right, Mountain dew cola was what this could have been, Yes,
Speaker 4: because it's blue, but it tastes like pepsi, kind of
Speaker 4: like crystal.
Speaker 1: Pepsi was clear, but it tasted like pepsi. Ish. I
Speaker 1: would argue it's Jesus in the toast. So as long
Speaker 1: as I tell you what it is, you'll just believe
Speaker 1: what it is. It probably tastes more like mountain dew
Speaker 1: than it did Coca Cola swoops. Do you remember swoops Swoops? No,
Speaker 1: they were pringles, but they had chocolate on them and
Speaker 1: like like swirls of peanut butter, and they were delicious.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, okay, a lot of these. I gotta go
Speaker 4: back and look at the packaging. But yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 4: remember these.
Speaker 1: Pizza rheas my buddies, the Keebler Elves. They would make
Speaker 1: these chips that were supposed to taste like pizza, and
Speaker 1: they were not good. But I'm partial because I don't
Speaker 1: love chips that have powder on them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, yeah, I remember those a lot of those times.
Speaker 4: Like you get the combos that are supposed to be
Speaker 4: like pepperoni flavored, pizza flavored.
Speaker 1: They don't. I don't. I don't think they taste like
Speaker 1: pizza at all. I've never liked combosh lime flavored skittles. Eh. Yeah,
Speaker 1: apparently they were a thing. But they are back in line. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they're back now. Everybody thinks it's the inside that makes
Speaker 1: them taste flavored. Nope, No, they all skittles. Taste the same.
Speaker 1: They spray them on the outside. That looks disgusting. I
Speaker 1: remember this next one and I loved it. Orange Slice
Speaker 1: the drink. Yes, the orange is anymore huh no, but
Speaker 1: apparently it comes back at you know, different times. But
Speaker 1: now they've added something else to it because it's not
Speaker 1: the same. But or I love orange sodas. Yeah, so
Speaker 1: like Fonto's okay crushes Okay, but there's a couple others
Speaker 1: anomaly ones out there that are so good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I have never I'm not on a big orange
Speaker 4: soda kind of guy. I like like peach flavored for sure,
Speaker 4: Peach knee high, grape knee high, That's where I'm at.
Speaker 1: These I remember, thought they were so delicious cream savers.
Speaker 1: They looked like peppermint candies, but they were like milky
Speaker 1: and creamy. Yes, yes, I remember these. Apparently you can
Speaker 1: order some of this stuff too on Amazon. Yogos I
Speaker 1: don't remember yogas, but they were little yogurt fruit snacks. Yes,
Speaker 1: I remember those. Not that good. I thought you could
Speaker 1: still get this. But berries and cream doctor pepper, Uh okay,
Speaker 1: they have.
Speaker 4: Oh it's strawberry and cream soda. I don't know what
Speaker 4: the difference is.
Speaker 1: Well, one's Dr Pepper and one's cream soda.
Speaker 4: Well, no, that's what I'm talking about. Doct Peper has
Speaker 4: a flavor that strawberry and cream soda. Right, Well, this
Speaker 4: is this Doctor Pepper. Yeah, yeah's berries and cream. Dodor
Speaker 4: Pepper's another one. They won't they'll put any flavor in there.
Speaker 1: I don't care why it works. Kiss Ables, which I
Speaker 1: don't remember these, but essentially they were Hershey Kisses in
Speaker 1: different colors, candy coated. Uh, I can't believe this isn't around.
Speaker 1: I thought this cyrea was delicious. Waffle crisp, waffle crisp.
Speaker 1: Huh oh my gosh, so good. It tasted like maple essentially.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, see we never got any
Speaker 4: of those those too fancy to eating kicks, too busy
Speaker 4: eating corn flakes.
Speaker 1: Skittles, bubble gum. I thought that was good. I don't
Speaker 1: remember that ice break breakers liquid ice. So they were
Speaker 1: little breath mints, but you popped them open like bobo
Speaker 1: balls or whatever those things are, boba and then and
Speaker 1: then you pop it in like juice, pops out and
Speaker 1: it's supposed to make your breath fresh and nasties.
Speaker 4: Right, the gusher's candy. Yeah, where it's got that goose
Speaker 4: in your mouth.
Speaker 1: Oreo cakesters, Now, I thought you could get these because
Speaker 1: I got them from my kids. I feel like, not
Speaker 1: too long. Maybe they're just called something else, but I
Speaker 1: got them and I think they're delicious. My kids didn't
Speaker 1: like them, but I loved them, like a like a
Speaker 1: whoopee pie kind of yeah with oreos. Okay, uh, I
Speaker 1: love these too. Man Altoid sours.
Speaker 4: Oh God, no one sour to My body who died
Speaker 4: in high school talked about him a lot. He was
Speaker 4: huge on the Altoids, always had a can of Altoids
Speaker 4: with him everywhere, and that stuff is so god dang strong. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm like, I'm out. I like Altoids. Yeah it works.
Speaker 4: I just I was in it for the ten. Let
Speaker 4: me get that ten when you're done right, store stuff in.
Speaker 1: Yeah. The sours were good, man, they were really good.
Speaker 1: And then the number one thing they have in this
Speaker 1: list of foods that have been canceled Choco Taco Man.
Speaker 1: I tell you what.
Speaker 4: Part of me misses them, right because Taco Bell sold
Speaker 4: them for a long time and then they discontinued him.
Speaker 4: I don't want to say that they brought him back
Speaker 4: but then probably discontinued him again. But I like the
Speaker 4: premise behind it. But for me, the quote unquote shell
Speaker 4: waffle comb, it always seemed soft and like like like
Speaker 4: they've been sitting there for a while, you know what
Speaker 4: I mean. Isn't crispy, It didn't break apart or anything.
Speaker 4: It just seemed soft and stale.
Speaker 1: I always feel like it's this is just one of
Speaker 1: those things you just jump on board with for the
Speaker 1: novelty of it. You know, they aren't good, They just aren't.
Speaker 1: They're no better than They're no better than the the
Speaker 1: cones that have the ice cream and stuff in it
Speaker 1: and the truss sticks. Yeah, yeah, they're not better than that.
Speaker 4: No, it's the same basic premise though, the exact same
Speaker 4: ice cream chocolate on top.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's just the novelty. If they were so good,
Speaker 1: y'all would have ordered it and they'd have them in
Speaker 1: stock still, right, you just are like, nuh, it's gone,
Speaker 1: we'll never see it again. Bring back the chocolate. It's
Speaker 1: like chili cheese burrito, right, I remember that as being
Speaker 1: My memory of it was so good, Right, I'd love
Speaker 1: those at Taco Bell when I worked over nights. I
Speaker 1: would get one and eat. They were great, and then
Speaker 1: they just went away. Yeah, everybody complaining. The bitched and
Speaker 1: had to do an online thing and it's it's nothingre
Speaker 1: corporate America. And they went fine, and they bring it
Speaker 1: back and guess what, it doesn't last very long because
Speaker 1: no one buys them. Same way with the Mexican pizza
Speaker 1: they did bring that. I love that though. It was
Speaker 1: so good. All right, they're a little messy, but they
Speaker 1: yeah that in a toastada. Oh my god. All right,
Speaker 1: we got to take a break. We'll be back. More
Speaker 1: of The Big Man Morning Show is next. So I
Speaker 1: thought this was interesting. Dana White says that the UFC
Speaker 1: Outdoor White House card we able, We'll be able to
Speaker 1: handle rain or even snow if that were an issue,
Speaker 1: but it said lightning would be the biggest concern that
Speaker 1: could stop it. Now, the event is scheduled for June fourteenth.
Speaker 1: That's still going on.
Speaker 4: Huh, Yes, okay, I remember them announcing it, but we
Speaker 4: all thought, how's that.
Speaker 1: Going to work out? Security, so on and so forth.
Speaker 1: So the they're gonna use it the White House lawn
Speaker 1: and they're working with the military and other war weather
Speaker 1: forecasting companies to monitor conditions closely. White says that they'll
Speaker 1: get updates every two hour starting in ten days, and
Speaker 1: then hourly updates seven days out, and if lightning becomes
Speaker 1: a threat, they may have to move the event earlier
Speaker 1: or later by a couple of hours. This is interesting, right,
Speaker 1: So I started doing some investigating to find out the
Speaker 1: situation and what this would look like. So there is
Speaker 1: no tickets. Really, you have to be a VIP or
Speaker 1: dignitary to watch the event where the cage will be. Okay,
Speaker 1: they're going to have a watch party in another area
Speaker 1: of Washington, DC. That is, you probably will be able
Speaker 1: to see the facility where the event's happening. But they're
Speaker 1: going to hold the quote overflow is what they're calling it,
Speaker 1: in the ellipse, which is at least two three, maybe
Speaker 1: even four football fields away from where the event is.
Speaker 1: And you obviously can have less security and it can
Speaker 1: be a different setup, and so there's still a lot
Speaker 1: of confusion on that arrangement. They haven't really given a
Speaker 1: lot of details. Now they think there'll be about three
Speaker 1: to four thousand that can sit where the cage is
Speaker 1: going to happen, and just the security of loan. I mean,
Speaker 1: it isn't just a security that is an issue. It's
Speaker 1: they got to know where every cable's being laid, right.
Speaker 1: Think about that for a production, the amount of cables
Speaker 1: it takes to put something like this on and the
Speaker 1: setup and how many days out do they have to
Speaker 1: do the setup? Right. It's not the first time the
Speaker 1: UFC has done an outside event. They have done a
Speaker 1: couple real outside, open air events. Some of them you
Speaker 1: might remember, some of you might not. UFC on Fox
Speaker 1: twenty eight was an outside type of set up, no
Speaker 1: walls or roof and closure, right. And then they did
Speaker 1: UFC Fight Island, which was an event they did for
Speaker 1: a while and it was outside. But they're saying that
Speaker 1: as far as setup goes, thirty days out they do
Speaker 1: final approvals and they start doing security with military and
Speaker 1: Secret Service, and then they have camera positions locked up
Speaker 1: by then, okay, and then ten to twenty one I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: fourteen to twenty one days out they'll start dealing with
Speaker 1: power distribution, fiber broadcast cables, ground protection so they don't
Speaker 1: tear up the ground, huh, Right, And then seven to
Speaker 1: ten days out they start building the main structure and
Speaker 1: then lighting and all that, and then three to five
Speaker 1: they start bringing in the cameras and the trucks and
Speaker 1: all that stuff, do fighter walk throughs things like that,
Speaker 1: and then do final testing and weather adjustments.
Speaker 4: Then I wonder if everybody that's involved in that production
Speaker 4: has to have like a background check. I would think
Speaker 4: I would like to think that. You imagine that they would.
Speaker 4: That's a lot of people.
Speaker 1: Previously I would say, yes, Currently I don't probably not, Okay,
Speaker 1: wait say that. It just seems like there's not as
Speaker 1: much red tape used, okay to try and make things happen,
Speaker 1: and that up to debate on whether that's good or bad. Right.
Speaker 1: But the other part of this is the fighter experience.
Speaker 1: So typically if it's outside and I look, the weather's
Speaker 1: going to be like ninety five degrees nice. Yeah, humidity
Speaker 1: is not a fighter's friend. They sweat more, they get
Speaker 1: gassed more. When one of the elements is grappling, there'll
Speaker 1: you'll probably see less of that because guys will be
Speaker 1: so sweaty. So probably a lot of striking and you're
Speaker 1: gonna go, oh, that's good maybe, but if you're fatigued,
Speaker 1: it doesn't give them a chance to relax. And get
Speaker 1: your breath. Yeah, a lot of them have complained on
Speaker 1: outside events how harder it is to breathe, And how
Speaker 1: do you prepare for humidity? I guess you pumped the
Speaker 1: room full of humid. I don't know, yeh. And then
Speaker 1: there's a whole issue of wind, like how windy will
Speaker 1: it be? Right? And you're going well, wind with it's
Speaker 1: not gonna affect them. It can affect a punch or
Speaker 1: a kick.
Speaker 4: You think so it can, yes, maybe with one hundred
Speaker 4: mile an hour gust.
Speaker 1: No, you're thinking too literal, Like if I throw a
Speaker 1: think of a kick of a football right right, the
Speaker 1: wind plays an effect on it to a degree, and
Speaker 1: you have to compensate. Punchers aren't used to that. Kickers
Speaker 1: aren't used to having to make an adjustment because of
Speaker 1: the environment around them.
Speaker 4: I could see where you're at, like so far as
Speaker 4: like football, golf balls, baseball, all that stuff. Right, it's
Speaker 4: a small projectile that's going through the air and there's
Speaker 4: nothing around it to control it.
Speaker 1: My thought is you're.
Speaker 4: Your fist is attached to your arm, which get attached
Speaker 4: to your body. Yeah, so you can still control it
Speaker 4: and cut through the wind. You know, you'd like to
Speaker 4: think that I could see how like maybe it might
Speaker 4: affect you mentally. R.
Speaker 1: Yeah, your head's not in the game because it feels different. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And if it's all VIP and dignantaries, I don't know
Speaker 1: how much crowd noise they'll be right, which is fine.
Speaker 1: There have been events where fighters have done that before
Speaker 1: when there wasn't crowds, and anyone I've talked to that
Speaker 1: did that always said it was really weird. Like you
Speaker 1: do something big and you can hear the fighters talking
Speaker 1: to each other and it was just kind of awkward. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, think of like during COVID twenty twenty, remember WWE, Right,
Speaker 4: they didn't have anybody in the stands, Yeah, whatsoever. It
Speaker 4: was just them out there in the in the matt
Speaker 4: wrestling and you could hear every little thing.
Speaker 1: It was bizarre. It was bizarre watching that, right. I
Speaker 1: remember time watching a fight and the guy was hammer
Speaker 1: fistering fisting the guy and he stopped and said something.
Speaker 1: You could I forget what he said, but he could
Speaker 1: hear him talk to him and then keep hitting and
Speaker 1: You're like, what's happening? This is weird, boob. So you
Speaker 1: want to go for lunch after this and I know
Speaker 1: what you're gonna say. You're gonna go there's plenty of
Speaker 1: boxing matches outside. Absolutely, you are absolutely correct. Boxing and
Speaker 1: MMA are not the same, right, They're both fighting, right,
Speaker 1: but it's just not the same, right right. It's like
Speaker 1: saying soccer and football are the same. They are not.
Speaker 4: So, I mean, what were they trying to say, They're like,
Speaker 4: because there's boxing house, that makes it easier to me.
Speaker 1: That's about There have been plenty of boxing matches outside. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's happened for years and years.
Speaker 4: He just need to have events like that outside instead
Speaker 4: of being I agree, inside.
Speaker 1: Of a building, an arena or something like it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and if the weather's nice, totally, totally, yeah, lightning.
Speaker 1: I checked the weather. It's supposed to be like ninety
Speaker 1: two ninety five that day, but it's supposed to rain
Speaker 1: all the way up until that day. Wow.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're going to thrash that White House long and
Speaker 4: who do you think pas to fix it?
Speaker 1: Right? We do? That's in June, yeah, June fourteenth, okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: so just over a month away. Okay. Uh. Somebody texting
Speaker 1: and said, not to sound too conspiratorial, but the UFC
Speaker 1: event could be yet another attempt on Trump's life. This
Speaker 1: might be the final justification to use taxpayer dollars and
Speaker 1: build the multi Ah, if they had a ballroom, they
Speaker 1: wouldn't be able to do a UFC event in it,
Speaker 1: You don't think, I mean it could hold a cage, right,
Speaker 1: But it'll look weird. It won't look right so far
Speaker 1: as like crowd people see it, all that stuff, and
Speaker 1: it's gonna look grand like it would. It would look weird, right, Uh.
Speaker 1: And I hope it's not another attempt on I don't
Speaker 1: want any president getting shot or shot at. Right. And
Speaker 1: people are like, oh, well it's all fake. If it's fake,
Speaker 1: that's a whole other level of crazy, right, like they're
Speaker 1: setting it up. That's a whole other level. Like, I
Speaker 1: don't know if we can handle it being fake. No,
Speaker 1: you think aliens will make people unhinged to say the
Speaker 1: same thing that will make people unhinged. Can't handle et
Speaker 1: let alone. Oh they're all behind it all right, We
Speaker 1: got to take a break, we'll be back.
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Speaker 1: Just keep on listening, all right, join us in the studio. Now.
Speaker 1: Is Jeff Hinsley Heinsling associate. It's good morning, Jeff.
Speaker 5: Hey, good morning.
Speaker 1: Jeff's here to answer any questions you have about family law, custody, guardianship,
Speaker 1: name change, anything that you might find yourself being a
Speaker 1: part of. And people think sometimes it's always got to
Speaker 1: be like a divorce. No family law can be a
Speaker 1: bunch of different things, right, Jeff, that's right, absolutely, So
Speaker 1: anything name change is something that's pretty Adoption is one
Speaker 1: that people think of. The one that we got an
Speaker 1: email on this morning said, my son eighteen got his
Speaker 1: girlfriend pregnant. Uh oh, and he doesn't want to take
Speaker 1: responsibility because he said he was trying he said, he
Speaker 1: said she was trying to baby trap him into marriage,
Speaker 1: and she has decided to put the baby on adoption
Speaker 1: when the baby is born. My first thought was to
Speaker 1: adopt my grandbaby, but I don't know if I even
Speaker 1: can do that because I'm single. If I decided to
Speaker 1: do that, can I adopt being single? And if the
Speaker 1: answer is yes, what are the requirements for adoption?
Speaker 6: Yeah, so you know you can do You can be single.
Speaker 6: There's no requirement that you be married. It's just that
Speaker 6: if you are married, you have to be married at
Speaker 6: least a year. So you know, we've read about this
Speaker 6: all the time celebrities. I mean Sandra Bullock for example,
Speaker 6: she's adopted a bunch of kids.
Speaker 5: I think Charlie's their own.
Speaker 6: There's been a bunch of them. You don't have that
Speaker 6: are all single and have adopted in multiple children. You
Speaker 6: don't have to be married to adopt a child. So
Speaker 6: in this situation, he could do what he's doing or
Speaker 6: wants to do. As far as requirements are concerned, I mean,
Speaker 6: the main thing is is no criminal background as far
Speaker 6: as no felonies and things like that. You know, if
Speaker 6: the child is native, then you've got equas. So that's
Speaker 6: I w IQUA, I c w A. Caffeine hasn't kicked
Speaker 6: in Indian child well for act and you know that
Speaker 6: kicks in as to who the native parent is and
Speaker 6: all those kind of things. But yeah, I mean, you
Speaker 6: can definitely adopt as a single person. You don't have
Speaker 6: to be married. It's just that if you are married.
Speaker 6: You have to be married at least one year.
Speaker 1: What are some of the things that this person should
Speaker 1: expect to have to answer for or about if they
Speaker 1: decide to go for the adoption.
Speaker 6: Well, I mean, in situations like this, there will be
Speaker 6: a home study that's required because it's not a step
Speaker 6: parent adoption, which means they've got to come check out
Speaker 6: your home and make sure it's safe. They're gonna check,
Speaker 6: They're gonna do all sorts of background checks to make
Speaker 6: sure that you don't have any thing, you know, hiding
Speaker 6: your past as far as felonies and misdemeanors and you know,
Speaker 6: all arrest.
Speaker 5: And all that kind of stuffs. They do all those
Speaker 5: kind of backgrounds.
Speaker 6: They check to make sure that you're financially stable and
Speaker 6: all that. I mean, if you're broke off your butt
Speaker 6: or you know, living by selling drugs and things like
Speaker 6: that and just not getting caughtun they do an extensive
Speaker 6: background to make sure everything is safe. And I'm not
Speaker 6: saying this guy as any of these things. Please don't
Speaker 6: misunderstand me. I'm just saying those are the kind of questions. So, yeah,
Speaker 6: I mean, I think it's a good idea if your
Speaker 6: son's not wanting to man up and do the right thing.
Speaker 6: And here's the other thing I want to kind of
Speaker 6: throw in there. Even the kid said, this eighteen year
Speaker 6: old kid said that she was trying to baby trap
Speaker 6: him and force him into marriage. You don't have to
Speaker 6: get married just because you knock somebody up. Now, Should
Speaker 6: you be taking care of your baby? Absolutely, Okay, being
Speaker 6: involved into child's life, paying child support, all the kind
Speaker 6: of things, you know, And that's the so you know,
Speaker 6: it's one of those things that he can also protest
Speaker 6: and object to the adoption as well. I mean, because
Speaker 6: he is the natural and biological father and he could
Speaker 6: take control of that. But you know, that's a decision
Speaker 6: he has to make at his own age as to
Speaker 6: how he wants to.
Speaker 5: Do it and all that.
Speaker 6: So, you know, all personal choices, but regardless, give us
Speaker 6: a call.
Speaker 1: Jeff Finsley from Hensley Associates is in the studio to
Speaker 1: answer your questions about family law, divorce, custody, guardianship, name changes, adoptions,
Speaker 1: adult guardianships. He's here to answer those questions. Eight three
Speaker 1: three four six, oh kmod. You can text BMMS and
Speaker 1: whatever your question is to eight two nine four five
Speaker 1: or you can em out show at kmod dot com.
Speaker 1: This text says, my brother is a felon. He thinks
Speaker 1: he has no leg to stand on when it comes
Speaker 1: to divorce and custody of his children. How screwed is he?
Speaker 6: He's not necessarily screwed. It only kind of boils down
Speaker 6: to what was the felony. You know, was it one
Speaker 6: where you were abusing children or molesting children or you know,
Speaker 6: things of that nature. How long ago was it? How
Speaker 6: old is it? Is it ten, fifteen, twenty years old?
Speaker 6: Is it last week? You know, the age involves in
Speaker 6: it as far as the felony, the felony and when
Speaker 6: it happened.
Speaker 5: Also, you know, was it selling drugs? Are you someone who's.
Speaker 6: Addicted to drugs? If that's the case, then you know,
Speaker 6: are you clean now? How long have you been clean?
Speaker 5: And there's a lot of uh.
Speaker 6: It's hard to answer this one without specifics, but it's
Speaker 6: one of those things that the judge has to look
Speaker 6: at everything that's involved. I mean, if it's a twenty
Speaker 6: year felony and you served your time and you've not
Speaker 6: had any infraction since that time, it's not gonna into
Speaker 6: it at all unless you've got some sort of you know,
Speaker 6: history of molesting children or abusing children or something like that.
Speaker 6: That will always play into it no matter how old
Speaker 6: it is. But at the same time too, you know,
Speaker 6: if it's a you know, if you got a felony
Speaker 6: marijuana charge from the seventies right or the eighties, judges
Speaker 6: aren't going to care about that. So it's very case specific,
Speaker 6: and that's why you want to call us so that
Speaker 6: we can get details from you to give you the
Speaker 6: best answer.
Speaker 1: Jeff Finsley's in the studio BMMS and whatever you'd like
Speaker 1: to say to the phone number eight two nine four
Speaker 1: five to ask him any question about family law, or
Speaker 1: email show at kmod dot com or call eight three
Speaker 1: three four six oh KMO d H. This says my
Speaker 1: husband and I have been sleeping in separate rooms for
Speaker 1: about eight months. We've talked about splitting up, but neither
Speaker 1: of us have actually filed any paperwork. Are we still
Speaker 1: fully legally married? Like? Could he go make a big
Speaker 1: financial decision and I be on the hook for it?
Speaker 6: Absolutely if you're still living together, even if it's in
Speaker 6: the same house, in your separate bedrooms. I mean, heck, historically,
Speaker 6: if you look presidents and their wives have separate bedrooms
Speaker 6: because of the things that presidents have to do all
Speaker 6: throughout the hours of the day.
Speaker 5: So my point is is just because.
Speaker 1: You're where you sleep is not important.
Speaker 6: Right where you sleep is not important unless you've left
Speaker 6: the house and you're you know, you have made the
Speaker 6: cognitive choice of I am moving out, I've left, I've
Speaker 6: got my own place, or I'm permanently staying with my
Speaker 6: relatives my parents, aunts, uncle, what you know, brothers, sis,
Speaker 6: or whatever it may be.
Speaker 5: That's different.
Speaker 6: If you permanently choose to leave the house and you
Speaker 6: are officially separated, then yes, that's a different that's very
Speaker 6: different than oh, we're just sleeping in different bedrooms.
Speaker 5: Because you know, we're thinking about getting a divorce.
Speaker 1: If financially you couldn't move out, how would you establish separation?
Speaker 6: Sure, well you can't establish separation, but from the date
Speaker 6: of filing of the divorce moving forward, anything that you
Speaker 6: build up by dead or asset after the date of
Speaker 6: filing would be considered separate. But until if you can't
Speaker 6: afford to move out, then you know, that's kind of
Speaker 6: what we do, that's kind of how it's looked at.
Speaker 1: And so they would have to file. There's no way
Speaker 1: around there to establish.
Speaker 5: They would have to They would have to file to establish.
Speaker 6: This is the date that anything moving forward is going
Speaker 6: to be on the individual person who gets it, whether
Speaker 6: it be a debt or an asset or whatever it
Speaker 6: may be.
Speaker 1: This is kind of along those lines. I moved out
Speaker 1: of our house three months ago because the situation was
Speaker 1: toxic and I needed the space. My lawyer is telling
Speaker 1: me that could hurt my case for keeping the house
Speaker 1: in the divorce. How is leaving bad situation leave it
Speaker 1: a bad situation being used against me? How is that work?
Speaker 5: So this happens a lot.
Speaker 6: It happens with kids, you know, if you you move
Speaker 6: out because it's toxic and it's affecting everybody, including your kids.
Speaker 6: Sometimes look judges, look as well, you're abandoning being involved
Speaker 6: in their lives.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 6: It's one of those things that you can never give
Speaker 6: up your marital share or marital interest in the house
Speaker 6: if you move out. Okay, you're not gonna lose your
Speaker 6: marital interest in that. So let's say you have a
Speaker 6: just for argument's sake and easy numbers, let's say you've
Speaker 6: got one hundred thousand dollars in equity in the marital house,
Speaker 6: you move out because it's toxic, you're still entitled to
Speaker 6: your half. The question then becomes is who gets the house? Well,
Speaker 6: I mean one of the biggest things. And I don't
Speaker 6: know who the lawyer is. And maybe again, there's always
Speaker 6: more facts than what we're told here on our segment,
Speaker 6: simply because we don't have time. But you know, let's
Speaker 6: say that the guy, the person that moves out can't
Speaker 6: afford the house can and the one that stays in cannot. Well,
Speaker 6: the one that can't afford it isn't going to stay
Speaker 6: there long term. It isn't going to house have the
Speaker 6: house long term simply because they can't afford it. So
Speaker 6: could it be used against you potentially?
Speaker 5: But I need more detail.
Speaker 6: I need to know what's going on, what's you know,
Speaker 6: what's more going on with your case and things like that.
Speaker 6: Just because you move out doesn't mean you abandon you're
Speaker 6: right in the house or your interest in the house
Speaker 6: as far as who lives there and who doesn't live there.
Speaker 6: You know, again, just because someone is staying there that
Speaker 6: because you've moved out, if they can't afford the place,
Speaker 6: they're not going to get the place.
Speaker 5: It's really that simple.
Speaker 1: That's the way it worked for me. When I got divorced,
Speaker 1: I left the house and wasn't in the house for
Speaker 1: five months, right, and the divorce the judge gave me
Speaker 1: the house because she could not pay for it.
Speaker 5: Right, And that's typically what happens now.
Speaker 6: I owe her, right, I mean, you still owe her
Speaker 6: her equity share, absolutely, and that's not in dispute.
Speaker 5: I don't think I want to make that clear.
Speaker 6: Even though you keep the house, you still owe the
Speaker 6: other person their marital share. But if they can't afford it,
Speaker 6: the judge is not going to let some house go
Speaker 6: into foreclosure just because and give it to somebody because
Speaker 6: they think they're entitled to it or well, this is
Speaker 6: where the kids have lived all their lives and all that.
Speaker 6: Judges don't care. They've got to after they've make sure
Speaker 6: the children are safe, they've got to make sure from
Speaker 6: a financial standpoint, they're not putting people into four closure
Speaker 6: and you know, bankruptcy.
Speaker 1: Well, and just because you don't get the house would
Speaker 1: mean you also would be entitled to your right all.
Speaker 6: Right, Right, that's what I was saying. You can never
Speaker 6: unless you just say I don't want it. Moving out
Speaker 6: does not negate or get rid of your marital interest.
Speaker 5: You always have that, whether you move out or not.
Speaker 1: Period. And for a little bit further on, mine is
Speaker 1: I took the house and sold it, and she thought
Speaker 1: there'd be all this money and there wasn't. I actually
Speaker 1: owed money in the closing of the house because.
Speaker 5: We were here, and that happens too, I mean, and then.
Speaker 1: She suddenly didn't want to be any part of it
Speaker 1: right when we had to split the differ.
Speaker 5: We got the house.
Speaker 1: So he's going to yes, yes, that's exactly how that
Speaker 1: went down.
Speaker 6: That's why you always when we put in the if
Speaker 6: the house is to be sold, okay, that the parties
Speaker 6: are to split any equity and or debt and involved.
Speaker 5: With the sale of the house. You know that way,
Speaker 5: they're both entitled to cover those portions of it. So
Speaker 5: if that's how that case.
Speaker 1: Is, Jeff Finsley from Hinsley Associates is here to answer
Speaker 1: your questions about family law. This text that we got
Speaker 1: says my daughter plays travel sports, and in our paperwork
Speaker 1: it says my ex wife and I are to split
Speaker 1: the cost for our daughter's activities. She has never helped
Speaker 1: pay for lessons, uniforms, are any of the other sports expenses,
Speaker 1: and I've been covering the cost the whole time. Is
Speaker 1: this something that's worth going to court over? She says
Speaker 1: she can't afford her pat her part of the.
Speaker 5: Costs doesn't matter.
Speaker 6: I mean, if an order is an order, if you're
Speaker 6: supposed to split those costs. Now understand, you have to
Speaker 6: present her with receipts.
Speaker 5: Okay. You can't just say send.
Speaker 6: Her a Texas says, okay, the fee was six hundred
Speaker 6: dollars and your your half is three hundred.
Speaker 5: I mean you have to.
Speaker 6: First of all, you have to give them notice by
Speaker 6: sending them a copy of a bill or a receipt
Speaker 6: or an invoice or something like that, so they're put
Speaker 6: on unaware of what's going on. And of course then
Speaker 6: the time starts running. As some himes, they have to pay,
Speaker 6: whether she can afford it or not. That's what the
Speaker 6: order says. Is it worth going after?
Speaker 5: Maybe?
Speaker 6: I mean, are you out thousands and thousands and ten
Speaker 6: thousands of dollars on these things? Because sports are expensive,
Speaker 6: doesn't matter what you play or what you do. Cheerleading's
Speaker 6: got awful, you know, as far as expenses are concerned.
Speaker 6: I mean, there are sports out there that are super
Speaker 6: super expensive, and especially if they're on travel teams and
Speaker 6: you're having to pay for food and getting in gas
Speaker 6: or airfare or hotels or whatever it maybe if you're
Speaker 6: out thousands of dollars, Yeah, it's definitely worth getting it
Speaker 6: back going for it.
Speaker 5: So please give us a call.
Speaker 6: We can file a contempt, hold her in contempt of
Speaker 6: court and get her to start paying that stuff.
Speaker 5: This idea of oh well I can't afford it, well,
Speaker 5: you should never agreed to it.
Speaker 6: And if you didn't agree to it, and that's what
Speaker 6: ne hada hearing, that's what the judge gave you, then sorry,
Speaker 6: the judge thought you could handle it.
Speaker 5: You've got something else going on. You need to get
Speaker 5: yourself straight.
Speaker 1: Jeff Finsley from Hensley and Associates is in the studio.
Speaker 1: He's here to answer your questions about any family loss
Speaker 1: scenario you are finding yourself in, and that can be custody, guardianship,
Speaker 1: name changes, any any of those things that have to
Speaker 1: do with family law. You should colls us eight three
Speaker 1: three four six oh kmod or email show at kmod
Speaker 1: dot com like this one. Do I have to get
Speaker 1: my daughter's mom's permission to get on the birth certificate.
Speaker 6: So let's go at this two ways, all right. The
Speaker 6: first way is let's assume that there is no court
Speaker 6: order in regards to paternity, okay, and you want to
Speaker 6: get in the birth certificate. Do you need permission? Yeah,
Speaker 6: because it's not been established that your dad yet. You
Speaker 6: didn't sign the birth certificate at the hospital. You didn't
Speaker 6: sign any acknowledgment. I mean, there has to be basically
Speaker 6: an adjudication by a court that says you are dad.
Speaker 5: Then you can take that order, send.
Speaker 6: It to the Office of Vital Statisicus and Records and
Speaker 6: get the name changed. Now do you need I assume
Speaker 6: when he says name change, he's wanting to change the
Speaker 6: child's last name to his because he didn't sign any
Speaker 6: acknowledgment or the birth certificate at the hospital.
Speaker 5: Okay. So that's that's tacked one.
Speaker 6: If you're wanting to just if you're the custodial parent,
Speaker 6: meaning you've got soul custody and mom's off in La
Speaker 6: La land and the kid's got a different last name,
Speaker 6: and you want to change the kid's last name to
Speaker 6: yours or whatever it may be, do you have to
Speaker 6: give notice.
Speaker 5: Yes, absolutely, they have a right to object to the
Speaker 5: name being changed. Do you have to get permission? Again?
Speaker 6: Not necessarily. I mean again you have to give them notice.
Speaker 6: They may do nothing, but they have a right to
Speaker 6: object to that. So that's kind of the two taxes.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 6: Are we doing it from a praternity standpoint? Are we
Speaker 6: doing it from I've got care and control?
Speaker 5: Anyway? Mom's off in La La land. No one knows
Speaker 5: where she's at.
Speaker 6: And I want to change this kid's last name to
Speaker 6: mine because she wants it. The kid wants to have
Speaker 6: the same last name as me because it was different
Speaker 6: when she was born.
Speaker 5: Do I have to give notice to mom?
Speaker 1: If?
Speaker 5: Absolutely? Okay?
Speaker 6: And if you can't find her, you've got you've got
Speaker 6: a public I mean, you have to follow one of
Speaker 6: the three service rules in the state of Oklahoma to
Speaker 6: give her notice, and she has a right to object
Speaker 6: if that happens.
Speaker 1: Oh, and we see that happen a lot where maybe
Speaker 1: one of the party members go missing in this case
Speaker 1: of mom, and the dad just steps in because it's
Speaker 1: the right thing to do and he thinks he's the parent,
Speaker 1: when in reality, the mom could come back at any
Speaker 1: point because he's never established he's the father, right or
Speaker 1: or vice versa.
Speaker 6: I mean, let's say the kid had the last name
Speaker 6: of the biodad and Biodad disappears and mom wants to
Speaker 6: change it to her last name.
Speaker 5: I mean she still has to give notice.
Speaker 6: Anytime you change a child's last name, you have to
Speaker 6: give notice period. You can't just willing nilly change it
Speaker 6: on your own simply because you want to change it.
Speaker 5: You always always have to give notice. So and let's okay,
Speaker 5: unless a parent is.
Speaker 1: Dead, okay, harder to get them noticed.
Speaker 6: Well, I mean, I guess she could drop a sheet
Speaker 6: off on the headstone, right right. But no, there's no
Speaker 6: notice requirement for people when they've passed away.
Speaker 1: Right. The court does not acknowledge dead people that way.
Speaker 1: That way, yeah, they do, but not that way when
Speaker 1: it comes to informing.
Speaker 5: Them, right exactly. So here you go one of.
Speaker 1: My favorite topics that we have. When you come on here, Jeff,
Speaker 1: anybody has a family law question, can call, text or
Speaker 1: email questions for Jeff Show at KMOD dot com, BMMS
Speaker 1: and whatever your question is to eight two nine four
Speaker 1: five or call are call it eight three three four six.
Speaker 1: Oh KMOD has to do with this topic. If the
Speaker 1: wife committed infidelity and the husband files the divorce, does
Speaker 1: the husband have to pay child support or does the
Speaker 1: wife have.
Speaker 6: To so infidelity in the state of Oklahoma no one
Speaker 6: cares about means zero. Well when it comes to alimony
Speaker 6: and child support. Yeah, I mean there are states that
Speaker 6: have punitive actions involved with infidelity, okay, which means if
Speaker 6: you cheat and they can prove it, then there are
Speaker 6: consequences from a financial standpoint.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 6: I think Oklahoma probably was probably that way about one
Speaker 6: hundred years ago, but the laws of age in the
Speaker 6: last hundred years obviously we're not like that now. With
Speaker 6: that being said, you know, you can file for adultrees
Speaker 6: one of the twelve ways or claims to make to
Speaker 6: get divorced if you don't want to do incompatibility. Just
Speaker 6: remember when you start doing those things though, you have
Speaker 6: now have a burden of proof. But when it comes
Speaker 6: to you know, punitive determinations based upon who cheated who,
Speaker 6: it doesn't work that way, and it doesn't visit.
Speaker 5: I'm tongue tied this morning. Sorry.
Speaker 6: When you're talking about customing visitation, a judge is not
Speaker 6: going to be punitive to one side or the other
Speaker 6: because there was cheating involved.
Speaker 5: It's just not going to happen. Now.
Speaker 6: If you're cheating and with somebody who is a child molester,
Speaker 6: that could bite you in the ass, okay, because the
Speaker 6: judge is not going to let the children go around
Speaker 6: in child molester. But just because someone cheated, they're not
Speaker 6: going to be held punitively for anything they've done that.
Speaker 1: Way, So what are not done? What I'm hearing you
Speaker 1: say that is, if you're a cheating whore, there's a
Speaker 1: chance you still get custody of your kids and would
Speaker 1: be old child's part.
Speaker 5: I guess we could say it that way.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Sorry, someone who cheats, yes, that's fine, right, a
Speaker 1: man or woman?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean exactly. I mean, it doesn't matter whether
Speaker 6: it's a man or woman. Again, unless you're cheating and
Speaker 6: with somebody who's who's done something to children or you know,
Speaker 6: is a kingpin, drug dealer or something.
Speaker 5: You know, it doesn't matter at this.
Speaker 1: Point, right, and we should point out it has to
Speaker 1: be criminal and it can't be hearsay.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean you can't just say, well, I've been
Speaker 6: told by people that know him that that he's a
Speaker 6: you know, he's head of the Carlito you know Cosa
Speaker 6: Nostra here in Tulsa. I mean, you can't you know
Speaker 6: I'm making those up, But I'm no, I'm making that up.
Speaker 6: It's sounded Italian, and if you're Italian, I apologize.
Speaker 1: I don't mean more of Mexican. I think.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 5: The cost is the mafia.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, So I'm trusting you on this. I have
Speaker 1: no idea.
Speaker 5: Trust me. I've watched a lot of mob movie.
Speaker 6: Okay, but what that my point is is unless it
Speaker 6: has to be it can't be here. Say you mean,
Speaker 6: it's got to be something that's tried and true and
Speaker 6: you have proof of it and that kind of thing.
Speaker 6: Just you can't say, well, I think she's you know,
Speaker 6: a hooker, you know, I think she's sleeping with other people.
Speaker 5: Or you can't you can't do that.
Speaker 1: That means zero.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that means zero.
Speaker 1: Listen, these things can get complicated. And you heard Jeff
Speaker 1: say more than once that he would need more details.
Speaker 1: And that's why we've set up a free consultation with
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Speaker 1: of will or a state or thing like that. Jeff
Speaker 1: and the folks of Inland Associates can help.
Speaker 5: With that absolutely.
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Speaker 1: Nine eight five six nine two Forrinsley Associates nine one
Speaker 1: eight three nine eight five six nine two. Jeff, have
Speaker 1: a great week, Hey too, Thanks, we'll be back. The
Speaker 1: Big Man Morning Show returns. This weekend was the Miami
Speaker 1: Grand Prix, and uh, not that any of us would
Speaker 1: ever go, but they were selling a one hundred and
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Speaker 1: Those don't know it's a hot dog. Its one hundred
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Speaker 1: And I gotta be honest. I like a good Chicago dog,
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Speaker 4: Not no, but hail no no, man, that's that's too
Speaker 4: fancy of a dog for me.
Speaker 1: Man. I like caviar is not good at all. It's
Speaker 1: got its place, but in general to pimp it like
Speaker 1: it's gonna be the best part.
Speaker 4: Right right, Well, when you think caviar, you think you
Speaker 4: know rich people, right, So I kind of get where
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Speaker 1: And maybe maybe.
Speaker 4: The overpowering salt and fish flavor goes well with whatever
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Speaker 4: a dog.
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Speaker 1: julip you could orderd damn. Why now it came in
Speaker 1: a gold cup.
Speaker 4: Okay, if that's important to you, do you get to
Speaker 4: keep the gold cup.
Speaker 1: It was a gold plated sterling silver, thirteen white sapphires
Speaker 1: and hand grafted crafted detail. There were only seventy six made.
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Speaker 1: And ain't big by the way, No, And you're going,
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Speaker 1: julup through the years. Nineteen forty it was seventy five
Speaker 1: cents as a bargain, give me two of them. Nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty seven it was a dollar fifty. Okay, still, I'll
Speaker 1: take two. Nineteen eighty three dollars, Eh, you're still reasonable.
Speaker 1: Nineteen eighty seven four dollars and twenty five cents two
Speaker 1: thousand and six nine bucks. Damn, twenty thirteen, eleven bucks,
Speaker 1: twenty sixteen, fifteen bucks, twenty twenty six. A mint julep
Speaker 1: would cost twenty two dollars for a subpar cocktail at best, right,
Speaker 1: it's like eggnog and brandy. You really only like it
Speaker 1: right during the holidays, right right, right, right right, Okay,
Speaker 1: I guess, but let me I want to clarify it,
Speaker 1: because the cost of inflation if you do this, So
Speaker 1: nineteen forty forty, I said it was seventy five cents,
Speaker 1: but if you factor in inflation, it would have been
Speaker 1: seventeen dollars and sixty nine cents at that time. Yes, okay,
Speaker 1: so that's what it would have felt like. So nineteen sixty,
Speaker 1: when it was a dollar fifty, it was fourteen dollars
Speaker 1: in eighty three cents. Nineteen eighty it would have felt
Speaker 1: like twelve dollars and two cents. Nineteen eighty seven, twelve
Speaker 1: thirty five, two thousand and six, fourteen dollars and seventy
Speaker 1: five cents, twenty thirteen to fifteen dollars and sixty cents,
Speaker 1: and then twenty sixteen like twenty dollars and ninety cents.
Speaker 1: The point being is it's always been expensive, right, It's
Speaker 1: always been expensive. Have enough five thousand dollars expensive? I mean,
Speaker 1: if you think about it, in nineteen forty, you probably
Speaker 1: could buy a loaf of bread for seventy five cents.
Speaker 4: Yeah, maybe or less, I don't know, but again, five
Speaker 4: thousand dollars, so you.
Speaker 1: Could have bought a for Okay, a full t bone
Speaker 1: steak would have been seven seventy five cents. Okay, three
Speaker 1: dozen eggs would have been sixty nine cents per dozen. Okay,
Speaker 1: thirteen candy bars would have been five cents each. A
Speaker 1: pack of cigarettes was twenty cents. Four packs of cigarettes
Speaker 1: were twenty cents. So again, seventy five cents was a
Speaker 1: kick in the balls. Oh yeah, I guess so in
Speaker 1: nineteen forty so it makes sense that it would be
Speaker 1: a large order of French price was ten cents. So
Speaker 1: even then the price per comparison, you were still paying
Speaker 1: a ridiculous price for a cocktail simply an event because
Speaker 1: you're at the Kentucky Derby, I mean off air. We
Speaker 1: had a conversation, the three of us had a conversation
Speaker 1: about the price of beverages at events, and I kind
Speaker 1: of have the attitude of like, it's the price of
Speaker 1: doing business, man, that it's always been that way. Anytime
Speaker 1: you go anywhere to any event, the drink's never a
Speaker 1: manageable price.
Speaker 4: But they won't let you bring your own in, and
Speaker 4: that's just no. Because they're in the money making business.
Speaker 4: They're not in the you get to save money business.
Speaker 1: Listen, you can.
Speaker 4: You can drop price on beverages and raise price elsewhere hamburgers,
Speaker 4: chicken fingers, something like that to offset it. You know,
Speaker 4: it just shouldn't shouldn't feel like such a kicking of
Speaker 4: balls when you when you go and buy a drink somewhere,
Speaker 4: because that's the thing. They know you're going to get it.
Speaker 4: You're going to need it at some point in time
Speaker 4: when you're in concert, whatever the case is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're going to need a drink.
Speaker 4: Sitting someplace for two hours without anything to drink sucks.
Speaker 4: And I think they got you by the go gos.
Speaker 4: They're like, oh well, let's people go buy it anyway.
Speaker 4: We're gonna charge outrageous prices.
Speaker 1: I thought this was interesting post Malone is canceled the
Speaker 1: first three weeks of his tour. Really now for those
Speaker 1: are no, he was doing a really big tour with
Speaker 1: him and Jelly Roll, which three months ago probably would
Speaker 1: have been a massive deal. Uh huh. And he was
Speaker 1: quoted as saying, I promise you all beautiful new music,
Speaker 1: and I don't have the time to finish it before
Speaker 1: the tour starts. We're not ready for the tour yet,
Speaker 1: so I'm making the decision to push the tour back
Speaker 1: about three weeks to get the music done. I don't
Speaker 1: know if you see the tour. I don't know if
Speaker 1: you see the tour, what do you mean?
Speaker 4: That's not like you don't think it's going to happen
Speaker 4: at all whatsoever. Even though he says he's pushing it back.
Speaker 1: I have heard the ticket sales were not good for it,
Speaker 1: and you also have another guy on the tour. That's
Speaker 1: a big deal, right, and you can't just cancel it
Speaker 1: because you're not ready. Plenty of artists work on music
Speaker 1: on the road. Yeah, for sure, that's a good point
Speaker 1: that you bring up.
Speaker 4: There's what's Jilly gonna do?
Speaker 1: Right? You can't just leave him? Just just go look
Speaker 1: at ticket sales for the shows. Uh huh? It was.
Speaker 1: It was not awesome.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know he was coming to the Walmart Amphitheater.
Speaker 4: Unless that's all already coming gone, it's not on there.
Speaker 1: So I'm going to send you the link. Okay of them,
Speaker 1: somebody posts this, so it is what it is. But
Speaker 1: they posted the concert that was happening happening in Birmingham,
Speaker 1: a month away. They posted this on April twenty third,
Speaker 1: and those are all the empty seats, and it's they've
Speaker 1: probably sold two percent.
Speaker 4: Do you think that has anything to do with the
Speaker 4: price of tickets nowadays?
Speaker 1: I think it one has to do with the price
Speaker 1: of tickets. Yeah, well that sucks. That sucks.
Speaker 4: So whoever's in charge of that, you might want to
Speaker 4: think about dropping that price down a little bit and
Speaker 4: then you put some more asses in these seats.
Speaker 1: I don't I think. I think it's out of the
Speaker 1: artist hands. No, I know it's out of the artist's hands.
Speaker 1: What is it? Is it the venue that charges the
Speaker 1: ticket price the promoter. So like Live Nation or whoever
Speaker 1: is putting on the tour, they make an arrangement with
Speaker 1: the artist and say, hey, we're gonna do your tour.
Speaker 1: We'll charge you know, we'll give you this much money
Speaker 1: for the tour, right and then they sell. Then they
Speaker 1: try to recoup their money, right right, right, right right,
Speaker 1: So I guess they do have an underhanded way of
Speaker 1: doing it. So it's greedy ass promoters, is what it is.
Speaker 1: I mean it. I don't love that statement, because people
Speaker 1: like making money. That's like saying selling out.
Speaker 4: I was just about to say that. You know, I
Speaker 4: get it. We're all here to make money, right, every
Speaker 4: business is here to make money. That's why we're here.
Speaker 4: Capitalism at its best.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: However, if you are so priced out that people can't
Speaker 4: afford you, and then now you're losing sales, which clearly
Speaker 4: you can demonstrate by the graphic you just sent me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there ain't nobody going, and then you got to
Speaker 1: put on water. On top of that, you buy two
Speaker 1: tickets to that tour. They were three hundred dollars each, right,
Speaker 1: and you got parking. So now we're at six fifty.
Speaker 1: We're not even talking taxes and fees, right, We're at
Speaker 1: six fifty and we haven't even walked in the door yet. No, no,
Speaker 1: and we're gonna go out to eat, and we're gonna
Speaker 1: buy cocktails, and we're gonna you just for a night. Yeah,
Speaker 1: let's just say you're disciplined. Let's say you're gonna walk right,
Speaker 1: you're still spending six bills just to watch a show.
Speaker 1: Six bills. That is a lot of money for four hours.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if that, Yeah, it's ridiculous, it's damn ridiculous.
Speaker 1: But what can we do about it?
Speaker 4: Well, well, you can just not go exactly, that's what
Speaker 4: you can do exactly, But then what then what happens?
Speaker 4: So let's just use jelly Roll and post Malone here
Speaker 4: for the example. Right, they cancel the tour because tickets
Speaker 4: aren't selling, right, and then what post He's supposed to
Speaker 4: go to the promoter and be like, hey, what's going
Speaker 4: on here?
Speaker 1: Fix it? Can the artists do anything about it? What
Speaker 1: do you?
Speaker 4: I mean so far as going to the promoter and
Speaker 4: be like, hey, we're not selling tickets because you got
Speaker 4: a priced out too much?
Speaker 1: No exactly, lust, No, you sold me the show and
Speaker 1: there's now there's really nothing that can be done unless you,
Speaker 1: in the beginning go the price can't be more than
Speaker 1: this so far as the artist, Yes, when you sign
Speaker 1: your deal, okay, that's fair. I don't know if you
Speaker 1: all remember this. There is this band a while back
Speaker 1: that was like, no, ticket prices are out of control. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we need to do some No, we won't use them. No,
Speaker 1: we won't ever work with them. No, no, no no.
Speaker 1: And guess what happened. You didn't really see them on tour. No.
Speaker 1: You might remember that band. They were called Pearl Jam.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's what happens when you've got two major corporations
Speaker 4: that are essentially in charge of all of that, right,
Speaker 4: Live Nation, Ticketmaster. I can't think of any other promoter,
Speaker 4: any other company that sells tickets like that.
Speaker 1: Uh uh. So you respect the game, but at some
Speaker 1: point you got to go, well, I want a tour man, right,
Speaker 1: we need money, we want to make money.
Speaker 4: So you're gonna go back to working in dive bars
Speaker 4: as a major band.
Speaker 1: I think I think you could probably you got to
Speaker 1: weather the storm, right, that would be good business for
Speaker 1: the bar though. Then but then who's selling tickets?
Speaker 4: You've got an in house promoter that works with the band.
Speaker 4: They're like a manager, all like the manager, but you
Speaker 4: know it's like, hey, I'm I'm the guy that's here
Speaker 4: promoting it.
Speaker 1: We're gonna sell the tickets. We're going to go to
Speaker 1: X bar market. You're standing outside with a cardboard table.
Speaker 1: Yeah no, in a modern era, the digitizing of tickets
Speaker 1: as we've experienced in this building, and that's that's the
Speaker 1: way that it could be done too. Yeah, l screwo.
Speaker 1: All right, we got to take a break. We'll be
Speaker 1: back