Speaker 1: One Linchintaco on one on one one w JRR, Orlando's
Speaker 1: rock station. That was new Rock by the way from
Speaker 1: under Oath All the Love Is Gone. To wrap up
Speaker 1: the rock blocks, we head into idiotology here. Oh remind
Speaker 1: you about fifteen minutes or so. If you haven't voted
Speaker 1: yet for you say it, we play it jr. Facebook page.
Speaker 1: Your vote might earn your tickets to see the Summer
Speaker 1: of Loud festival.
Speaker 2: You're voting this morning, appropriately enough on which three eleven
Speaker 2: song you want to.
Speaker 1: Hear Amber, Don't Stay Home or Sunset in July one.
Speaker 1: With the most votes, we'll play back at nine and
Speaker 1: then I randomly picked somebody to win those Summer of
Speaker 1: Loud tickets.
Speaker 2: Fair enough, hopefully it's you jr. Our Facebook page.
Speaker 1: All right, I'm so happy for this person, but at
Speaker 1: the same time incredibly jealous because I just just being honest.
Speaker 1: I think most of you will probably agree.
Speaker 2: I mean, guess they won money, Oh yeah, Mike betting
Speaker 2: or scratchy of course, specifically a ten dollars scratchy to
Speaker 2: this woman in Washington State who really doesn't she's not
Speaker 2: a big lottery person or anything.
Speaker 1: She was inspired after becoming hooked on the show h
Speaker 1: HGTV reality show My Lottery Dream Home, hosted by Central
Speaker 1: Florida's own David what is his name, David Bromstead or
Speaker 1: something like that.
Speaker 2: He actually lives in Delta Dave's parents' old house. I
Speaker 2: mean he redid it obviously, because that's kind of his thing.
Speaker 1: I thought I thought he thought he was from our area.
Speaker 2: And my brother when he was delivering Uber Eats, delivered
Speaker 2: something to him.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: A couple of fun facts on that David guy. There's
Speaker 2: a lot of tattoos. Yes, he does so.
Speaker 1: Anyway, this My Lottery dream Home is him getting connected
Speaker 1: with lottery winners who want to parlay their winnings into
Speaker 1: their lottery dream home, and he tries to get them
Speaker 1: to work within the budget of the winnings they have
Speaker 1: without going too crazy. Yeah. This woman, Shannon Fernandez hooked
Speaker 1: on the show. Been watching for a while, she said,
Speaker 1: and she heard a common thread between a lot of
Speaker 1: these Lottery dream Home folks that were featured. She says,
Speaker 1: the bulk of them won on ten dollars scratch off tickets.
Speaker 1: So she's like, hmm, I guess I'll try playing a
Speaker 1: ten dollars scratch off ticket two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: You know, I got to be honest, though, I don't
Speaker 2: think it matters if it's a ten dollars and I
Speaker 2: know people will text.
Speaker 1: And yeah it does.
Speaker 2: You should do five dollars ones or you should do dollar.
Speaker 2: I don't think it matters. I mean, if it's your
Speaker 2: day to get the Lucky's gradey, it's your day.
Speaker 1: I do agree with your statement. At the same time, though,
Speaker 1: I also will will will say that there is you know,
Speaker 1: some other I've been told by someone who works at
Speaker 1: a place it sells an awful lot of lottery tickets
Speaker 1: that they themselves the fill. You see a lot of
Speaker 1: ten dollars big ticket winners, more than any other denomination.
Speaker 1: So I don't know if there's anything to that or not.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so she hit for two hundred and fifty K.
Speaker 2: Did she meet up with the lottery dream? No, because
Speaker 2: that's gotta be a dream in itself for her if
Speaker 2: she's a fan of the show, just to meet the
Speaker 2: dude and be like, oh, yeah, here we go. I
Speaker 2: finally met Not only did I meet him, I meet
Speaker 2: him and he's gonna help me with the house to two.
Speaker 1: Hundred and fifty. Let's be honest here, that's considerably less
Speaker 1: than usually what the budget is of the people featured
Speaker 1: on the show. Yeah. And her being in Washington State, Ye, yeah,
Speaker 1: so that's one of the pricier states to live, and
Speaker 1: that might be a good down payment.
Speaker 2: Maybe. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't think.
Speaker 2: I don't see her getting on the show. We'll see though.
Speaker 2: Maybe he hears this story and says, you know what,
Speaker 2: this is a super cool thing.
Speaker 1: Let's get you a new place in Mississippi where it's
Speaker 1: really you can get the most bang for your buck.
Speaker 2: Damn straight back it up to that swamp right there
Speaker 2: with the big ass alligators in it. You'll be fine
Speaker 2: from Washington.
Speaker 1: Now, you ever do that exercise when you hear about
Speaker 1: the most affordable places to live and you think that,
Speaker 1: Do I think I could live there? Yeah? I wonder
Speaker 1: if I should just sell my house and uproot everything
Speaker 1: and go and live there. I could just see I
Speaker 1: could just buy a house for cash and uh. And
Speaker 1: then you start going through all the other stuff and.
Speaker 2: You're let me in the town, and the ass what's
Speaker 2: the town like?
Speaker 1: Is?
Speaker 2: Am I gonna be bored? I've done the I think
Speaker 2: most people have done that exercise in their head.
Speaker 1: Pat, Now I'm good, Okay.
Speaker 2: Now is it gonna be some little suburb or some
Speaker 2: little country town where I'm walking down and there's a
Speaker 2: bar and there's a you know, a quick store to go,
Speaker 2: a little baby grocer, and that's it.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what. The idea of that is somewhat
Speaker 1: appealing to me.
Speaker 2: I know it kind of is to me too. But
Speaker 2: then all of a sudden, like, yeah, I'd be bored.
Speaker 1: Go there for a week. Maybe. All right, onto this
Speaker 1: Harry individual, this Indian kid. He's eighteen years old. He
Speaker 1: has now earned the title of world's Harry as teenager.
Speaker 1: You gotta see this kid. He has a condition called
Speaker 1: werewolf syndrome. He literally is teen werewolf. Yeah, teen Wolf.
Speaker 1: That was a good movie. Teen Wolf. My first thought
Speaker 1: when I look at this dude, h l elite padid dar. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you got to see the visuals to really get it.
Speaker 1: It doesn't even look real. I feel bad. Does that
Speaker 1: look real? If you're not at all? Well, there's video,
Speaker 1: you click in, there's video. It's like, I don't know
Speaker 1: what's going on there. This occurs in about one out
Speaker 1: of every billion.
Speaker 2: And this poor kid had to be the one.
Speaker 1: Only fifty documented cases since the Middle Ages werewolf syndrome,
Speaker 1: where's just excessive hair growth all over, including on the face.
Speaker 2: The face is covered in hair. All that's all there's
Speaker 2: room for is is eyes and his lips to come out.
Speaker 2: I didn't click on the nose. Oh, if you in,
Speaker 2: his nose is growing hair. Obviously, that dude I went
Speaker 2: to school with who I could grow beard in fifth grade.
Speaker 2: Ain't got nothing on this guy. There's always that guy.
Speaker 2: Would you know whether it's in your in fifth or
Speaker 2: sixth grade? Sometimes, I mean you get that Spanish fella
Speaker 2: fourth grade. He comes over, you know, from like I've
Speaker 2: just moved here from Texas, and you're like, holy cow,
Speaker 2: you are gonna be my best friend because when we're older,
Speaker 2: you're gonna buy us beer. Yes, and by older, I
Speaker 2: mean you know next year. Come on, bye, Bobby, a
Speaker 2: pack of Siggs.
Speaker 1: Man, do you think this guy do you think he
Speaker 1: endured more harassment than the kid with pizza face? You know,
Speaker 1: you always had the one kid with excessive pizza.
Speaker 2: And they feel bad about that. I don't even like
Speaker 2: saying pizza face, but that's it's just this is the truth.
Speaker 2: Everybody's seen it themselves. You might have been pizza face.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying to be mean. I'm just saying that's
Speaker 2: a fact. Say acne. Then yeah, so the at least
Speaker 2: he has a normal haircut. I'm watching the video right now.
Speaker 2: At least the back is shaved up, so he kind
Speaker 2: of looks like your average He doesn't look like your
Speaker 2: average teen.
Speaker 1: Geico nuts to hire this dude, they do. He's get
Speaker 1: him going with that with the cavemany.
Speaker 2: Hey, are you thinking of your kid's car insurance? We'll
Speaker 2: take it from teen wolf here, but they'll call him
Speaker 2: teen Wolfie, so there's no trademark infringement, you know.
Speaker 1: Just you can have him and the Caveman just bitching
Speaker 1: about how all the axes they have to grind.
Speaker 2: It's the Caveman's kid, right, Oh, you think you got
Speaker 2: a bad dad?
Speaker 1: I gotta go to Effen High School. Finally, there's this
Speaker 1: before we give away another pair of three eleven tickets.
Speaker 1: Speaking of striking it rich, Uh, there's a bizarre product
Speaker 1: being offered in China via several online storefronts. It's called
Speaker 1: bank soils. Okay, the word is uh, it's actual soil.
Speaker 1: Dug up from five of China's most successful and wealthy
Speaker 1: banks and then sold to people hoping to bring great
Speaker 1: wealth to themselves. All this is going to do is
Speaker 1: bring great wealth to the people selling banks soil exactly.
Speaker 1: But idiot customers like you.
Speaker 2: Hey, think about it. This is somebody who believes that
Speaker 2: their fortune is in a cookie.
Speaker 1: I don't that's gotta be something we concocted over here, right,
Speaker 1: don't you? Probably? Probably?
Speaker 2: I mean the one writer they said there was one writer,
Speaker 2: well maybe that was just in the US who somebody
Speaker 2: said it sucks when you have to drive two and
Speaker 2: a half hours to go fishing in Tennessee. This person lives,
Speaker 2: they said here in Tennessee.
Speaker 1: You're in Tennessee. There's gotta be lakes over lake nearby.
Speaker 1: Come on, you have to go to the ocean. It's
Speaker 1: probably longer than two and a half hours.
Speaker 2: Does he go to a barber or a groom or
Speaker 2: don't make fun of them? Man, Come on, we're making
Speaker 2: a move from Winter Park to Stillson, Georgia, building a
Speaker 2: new house and getting ready for your retirement. Still have
Speaker 2: ten years? Congratulations? Is that for you? Jealous? That is awesome?
Speaker 2: It's awesome of this I dated a girl who had
Speaker 2: dot dot dot never mind, you know, come on, heartless,
Speaker 2: Could we not act like the fifth grade.
Speaker 1: And expect nothing else? We love it all right, let's
Speaker 1: do some three eleven tickets on his three eleven day.
Speaker 1: We'll clear off the lines. Take another random caller going
Speaker 1: to give out the digits.
Speaker 2: There taco four oh seven nine one six one oh
Speaker 2: one one. Again, that's four oh seven nine one six
Speaker 2: one oh one one. Just a random collar pick. Hopefully
Speaker 2: it's you and you'll be at three eleven.
Speaker 1: There's three eleven day Star, the rock station