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great Hamburgers in a great steak and she see me. Hey,
this is Maack Maloney. Quite a show for you tonight.
But first, as always, let me introduce the members of
the posse. Girls. Get ready, sit yourself down, get yourself what,
sit yourself down, get your mister, get your big wifs
and cleenics, your big wie box of wipes. You's squeezeye
andy lube because he's here, the very famousn't want.
Speaker 6: To put away all the toys because all you need
is me. Okay, thank you say so, that's it. Go ahead, Oh,
welcome everybody. Thank you for letting me be on the
show again. Actually let me be on the show every week,
So that's pretty cool. I should take that as an honor. Yes,
I don't know why I don't cherish it as much
as I should.
Speaker 5: I'm grateful, best yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, anyway, how come nobody can see me Marie?
Speaker 5: Okay, because that that's because they set up the camp.
Speaker 6: I mean it's a it's a radio show, it's not
a video show. But welcome everybody, and to another edition
of the mac Maloney's Military X File Show. And I'm
glad to be here, and as a matter of fact,
glad to be anywhere. I'm really going through a lot
of drama in my new residence. We like our new apartment,
but we're getting a lot of that voc because they've
got a new carpeting put in. The whole apartment got
refurbished with new appliances and cabinets and paint and everything.
So and we moved in like two weeks after it
was all done.
Speaker 5: Mhm.
Speaker 6: So uh you know we got windows open. Yeah, we
got the windows open, trying to air the place out
and do you uh, not do humidifiers but air purifires
and stuff. And now it's raining. It's like the UK.
Speaker 5: It's terrible. Woke up this one and said this weather
is like the UK.
Speaker 6: It is like the u K. We woke up and
it said this is mountain out of this hill near
us at Amesbury. Well do you know where that hill
is and names is it Whittier or something another thing
named Whittier you know, might be Whittier Hills a place
it wasn't green. You're born there, whatever his name is,
was born, yeah, famous, So it's Whittier everything. And you
couldn't see this hill because of the fog. It's just right,
it's right there. You can almost throw a stone to it,
but you couldn't see it the other side of the lake.
And I'm going, this sucks, you're thinking. And a friend
of mine from the UK is texted me and he's
telling me what lovely weather they have.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's just pulling your leg. You must be anyway.
Not with us tonight is our international correspondent down there
my sister's tank top, West Virginia, switch laate. Steve Watt
not with us, Not with us tonight. I don't know.
He had breakfast today and then he wrote to me
the city was sick.
Speaker 6: Can somebody really do a wellness checking? That guy? He's bailing.
He's bailing for no reason.
Speaker 5: Well we'll see.
Speaker 6: He's taking he's taking the night off like kind of
like the Celtics did last night.
Speaker 5: Anyway, So but joining us is our international security chief,
Willie Club Willie, how are you, senior?
Speaker 7: So I'm really feeling very good tonight. In fact, I
really feel like I'm on my game tonight. Oh yeah,
I'm like, you get up and you feel kind of off,
like the world is sideways. But tonight, for some reason,
I'm on my game.
Speaker 5: Wow, it was a bottle it then it's already bottled.
Well that's that's because you just came back from vacation, right,
Well that's right. Yeah you were down and.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but you know, I got ready get over that.
But I you know, but I just I don't know
what it is. Maybe yeah, maybe I got vitamin D
on the beach and stuff and beer. Yeah, by the way,
it's it's a shame switches and here to night with
some of his exciting stories.
Speaker 5: Yeah I know. Yeah, Well we have to calm down
for one week anyway.
Speaker 7: I don't know how I'm going to deal with it tonight,
particularly his breakfast and.
Speaker 5: It's a mystery. We'll goodbye, yeah, well goodbye? Yes?
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 5: Also with us as our engineer producer Getaway driver b Killer.
Speaker 6: Uncle, I'm getting a real bad rap with the beach.
Every time I see a bee, I think of you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, at least this Saturday, I gotta go and
pick up a couple ofckages of bees. And at least
when you see that b one one, it's alive. It's
really it's an interesting concept to drive home with twenty
thousand bees in the in the car with you, and
a lot of times is a few stragglers on the
outside of the containers. So all of a sudden, you've
got bees in the car with you and you've got
twenty thousand in the bag.
Speaker 7: I hope you keep a can of a raid in
your car to say, and.
Speaker 5: That would work really good. Do they sit and behave
when during the ride, every time you hit a bump,
they get pissed off and they start buzzing really loud.
And the last time I brought some home, we stopped
at market Basket real quick, picked up a few groceries,
and when we got to the house, one of them
flew onto the paper bags in the grocery store. So
my wife went over and grabbed the bag without looking
and got a handful of honey bee, which was not
real happening, and it's stung her. And I said, wow,
I'm like, you've gotten stung more in the past two
years than I have, which is pretty interesting because she
doesn't generally go near the hives when I'm working on them.
So oops, all right, well she was pissed, right, This
wasn't the rest.
Speaker 7: This is she did she step on it after that?
Or what did she do it?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 5: It would die instantly. I mean when abe stings you,
they die.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Really, they don't have the ability to sting more
than once. Yeah. So she took the bee it's almost dead,
and in front of your face, pulled half.
Speaker 5: Split it in half. Wow. That's sending a message, man,
to the other twenty thousand bees.
Speaker 6: This could be you next time.
Speaker 5: They honey bees have a barbed stinger, so once it
goes in, it can't come out. So when they pull away,
they rip the you know, they're insides out with it,
so they're they're dead at that point. Wow.
Speaker 6: Ok, So they give up their life to protect the hive.
Speaker 5: All right, this has been the hour here on Macallan's Military.
Speaker 6: You should give lectures at the schools.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yes, but you can make a coin. Let us
know how they go. The guy, the guy that I
do business with, who has the b store he sells
all the supplies and everything. He's really he's really good
about it.
Speaker 6: What's the name of his store, to be or not
to be? Crystal b Supplies. Oh wow, I wouldn't change
that name frankly anyway. Also with us is a good
friend down there, super fan down in North Carolina.
Speaker 5: Susan. Kay, Susan, how are you.
Speaker 3: I'm doing well. Thank you for having me.
Speaker 6: Good to see you. Susan. All right, are you working?
Speaker 5: Yeah? She is working, so we'll just say hi and
move on. Also with us, there's a good friend out
there in Wisconsin. Sorry, is that say vomb No, it's
just sorry. Is that a good friend out there in Wisconsin? Minnesota?
I mixed them up? Yeah, Wisconsin, Brandy Eggs, Brandy, how
are you?
Speaker 3: I'm so excited to be back.
Speaker 5: Okay, you're very grateful. Also, oh, really did you? How'd
you sleep last night?
Speaker 3: It was kind of, you know, off and on. I
was getting real excited.
Speaker 5: Yeah, thinking about club. Huh wow. Club.
Speaker 3: I do want to say Uncle Al's Bee's story there
about driving with the bees reminded me of that. Remember
that movie from the seventies where all the bees became
killer bees and they had to swarm the Volkswagen Bug
and then they drove the car into what the astrodome
or I don't remember where, so that they could freeze
them all. Do you remember that?
Speaker 5: I do remember that. Yeah, things called killer bees, right
or so?
Speaker 3: I don't know what it was called, but it was scary.
Speaker 6: I remember John Belushi has the bee.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yes, he win the Academy Award for that.
Speaker 6: Then he wanted to know he wasn't something for that?
That was amazing? Whose idea was that? Wouldn't you like
to have been in the the the conference room where
they're planning the next writers, the writers between the killer
bees and the lane Shark?
Speaker 5: I don't know, right, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's about two
pounds of cocaine.
Speaker 6: Dog, who's there?
Speaker 5: It's not funny unless you're high. That's their business.
Speaker 6: Onde.
Speaker 5: So anyway, well, here we are tonight, and we got
a number of topics to talk about. But before we
came in, we we don't like to time stamp the show.
But the the Pope just recently died. What was his name, Pope?
Whatrancis Francis Okay, and he passed away and he used
to be a bouncer. Do you know that he used
to be a bouncer down in Argentina that but anyway,
so he dies and now the popes get together to
this thing called the conclave to basically vote for the
next pope, right, you know they are they all kind
of vote, they nominate, and then it just goes down and.
Speaker 6: Down the bishops from all over the world.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, coddinals, codinals from all and when you see
them all together.
Speaker 6: Shows you how much I know about it. And thirty
of them? How many I saw the thirty? Yeah, can
you get that many perves in one place at the
same time.
Speaker 5: But listen, that's another show. But the way that they
the way they do it is, and it's so antiquated,
is that when they pick a pope, you know these days,
usually they'd have fireworks and all that stuff. They just
they light up, they'd light a special kind of paper. Yeah,
and they comes out the smoke stack white smoke as
white smoke, right, every ballot that they don't get a
pope that burned black smoking. Do they burn the ballots? Yeah,
they burn the ballots itself. And then when they when
they finally do elect the pope, they put something in
it makes the smoke white. So the people in the
in the.
Speaker 6: In the.
Speaker 5: Yeah, outside, no they know they have a new pope
because it's white smoke.
Speaker 6: If you haven't seen the movie, it's very good. I
saw the movie is supposed to be. I think I
was going to dig it, but it was good.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 5: People saw the movie. They says, it's it's really kind
of compelling and the whole thing a lot of good
act I.
Speaker 7: Saw it on the plane and I got it. I'm
not going to give you the ending.
Speaker 5: But yeah, the ending of the movie. He was great
until the end. Yeah, he has a surprise ending. So
but I'm sure it's being show you know why widely
now these days brought it back. So anyway, So I
heard this story once that you know, there were these
three letters called the Three Letters of Fatima. This is
almost paranormal in itself. There's these three kids who saw
the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to them, and Fatima and
Portugal right after World War One was old like did
you learn this in Sunday school nineteen seventies? Of course
I did, Okay, all right, And and the the you know,
the BVM as the kids call it, appeared to these
kids once a month for I think it was twenty
two months the first time. They were only there. The
last time, there was forty thousand people in the field
who saw her. Therese pictures of it, you know, kind
of a whole other thing. But you know, that was
almost classic UFO citing, except people thought it was being
caused by this apparition of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Anyway,
so these two of these kids, they were girls, they
became nuns, and one of them passed away kind of
young age. But the remaining one wrote these three letters
that she said that the BVM gave her as a
message to the world, but they couldn't be open until
a certain time frame in the future. They never really
say exactly what that was, but I think it was
more or less at the pope's discretion or the first
letter will tell you when to open the second letter,
and so on and so forth. Anyway, before Pope Paul,
the no, who's the guy who is the famous guy,
Pope John Paul, John Paul. Yeah, he's the guy who
you know, helped bring the Berlin Wall down. He was
very much involved in the politics of the time. Okay, sorry,
there was a pope before him who lasted for about
a month or so, and I think he was Pope
Paul the First. The story is is that so when
you become pope, they let you read the three letters,
all right, And the story is is that this John
Paul the First read the letters, he read the third one,
which has not been publicized yet, and dropped out of
a heart attack. And that's why the Pope Paul the
Second actually came in and took over. And so whatever
is in that third letter, which I think he was
supposed to publicize, they never did it, you know, And
you think these days, what could it possibly be?
Speaker 6: What good news? As it was.
Speaker 5: Bad news Unless he died of a high attack of joy,
its gonna be a real bad yeah. But yeah, yeah,
and they know and they don't knowing only a few
people you know, with there with him and stuff like that.
And if you go back and look at, you know,
the history of it, he'd like, I don't think he
lasted a month. It's kind of strange.
Speaker 6: Mark.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Now, there's been a lot of conspiracy talk about him.
He was not well liked, and there was talk that
something got into a drink that he had, and that
seems to be a pretty widespread theory that you know
that was an inside job.
Speaker 5: Is that right, the guy who died very quickly, Yeah
that yeah, yeah, somebody often, yeah, somebody poisoned him. Really
yeah wow, well that's really just like in that a sin.
Speaker 7: I mean, who knows, but but that was that was
a big deal for a while Aaron and finally just
died off.
Speaker 5: But yeah, right yeah yeah. And then the other guy
who came before this Pope Francis guy. This is the
guy who resigned like no one's ever really resigned, Ratzinger
or something. He was he was in the Hitler Hitler
Youth and he was in the aloof Waffer anti aircraft
crew and then he became a pope. So that's his rhythm.
Speaker 6: Talk about a career path.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so anyway, yeah, so there's all kinds of mystery
and intrigue always with that place, and it has it's
it's uh, I feel what his wealth is, but it's
like it's like one of the top twenty richest countries
in the world. That's about the size of a postage stamp.
But they got all this dough and they got all
this money tied up in gold and paintings and you know,
all their holdings real estate, real estate, yep. Yeah, So anyway,
that's the Catholic Church, right, So they're going to bring
a new pope. How much does he get paid a year?
Speaker 6: Do you know? Let's google animal.
Speaker 7: We don't get much.
Speaker 5: Sixteen million dollars? Yeah, I know where did you hear that?
I don't know one one.
Speaker 7: In the acquirer you get the acquire at the.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, did they even sell that anymore? I thought
they went not a business. So anyway, so yeah, that's
so the pope. So I'm sure they're betting on it
somewhere in England. I'm sure that the bookies have, you know,
bets and who's going to win? What are the odds?
It won't make any difference to me because as someone said, one,
it's a long time ago. He no play of the game,
he know make of the rules.
Speaker 6: Is anybody near the an MGM casino or something to
see what.
Speaker 5: Suit the odds of the board looks like one. I
just looked it up and it says Pope Frances did
not receive a salary as he refused a traditional monthly
payment of thirty two thousand dollars since becoming pope in
twenty thirteen. Instead, he donates or uses the money for
charitable purposes, reflecting his commitment to a modest lifestyle. Well,
you know, the day he had canonized, he left Vatican
City on his own and went and paid his land
lady or something.
Speaker 6: He paid the hotel bill. Yeah, he lived very humbly.
Speaker 5: They almost they almost fell down. He walked in the
door without a security and they said, you know, Holy Father,
what are you doing here? And he goes, I came
to pay my billing and pick up my belongings or whatever.
And they said, you're the Pope. You don't pay us anything.
You know, we would have a good So I guess
he had a habit of sneaking out without the security people.
Speaker 6: Oh and h exactly, you go to help the poor
and do stuff.
Speaker 5: Some spaghetti and meatballs. That place he's helping anyway. Okay,
So yeah, that's what the pope. And maybe by the
time next week we'll know who it is. I don't
think that there's probably some long shots. It's not going
to be an American. I can tell you that. Probably
an Italian, you know, and it should be. I just
I just hope it's someone is Is it really you.
Speaker 3: Guys, don't think it's coincidental that Switchy isn't here tonight.
Speaker 5: Right now, now that you've mentioned it, it might be
a connection. I thought, what does that meaning? Latin?
Speaker 6: I kind of smell a rat. Does anybody here really
appreciate the value and the power contained and the knowledge
and the understanding of of the great our lady? Who? Yeah?
Who Lady Mary? Our Lady's he talking about animal Joes,
the pleasure virgin, the plessured virgin?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, we think about it. Yeah, I think, I mean,
we think about all the divisions around the world of.
Speaker 5: That's the only weird thing about her is that people
do see her vision and there's there's a lot of
people see there's been footage.
Speaker 7: Can I mention that we talked about this maybe a
couple of years ago? But inghosts Wan, remember Ingosan.
Speaker 5: The remote Viewer.
Speaker 7: He's an atheist, of course, like most scientists, and he
in his last book, which I have, he wrote a
section there about Fatima. Yes, and he was convinced it's true.
M Yeah, that's unbelievable for an atheist and a scientist
to say that, But it's quoted in book. I got
it here somewhere whatever research he did. He's a believer.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, he So what happened that day was again,
you know, these kids see the blessed Virgin Mary. She
appearsed them in this kind of grotto. They were a shepherd's,
two girls and a boy, I believe, and then the
vision told them that she would be back every month
on that exact same time and date. So they went
and they told people and only they saw her for
like the first couple of months. And then at the time,
this is in Portugal, like nineteen nineteen or so.
Speaker 6: All didn't they make a movie about that?
Speaker 5: I'm sure they did, so they did. H sok, I
tell was in it? I think, yeah, that's a I
think that's a different one, but.
Speaker 7: A newer one. There was a big star in it.
I can't think of who it was.
Speaker 5: The government of Portugal at the time was a fascist government,
and it was it was violently anti religion and violently
reantly anti Catholic, and so the government newspapers there, we're
all controlled by the government. So a year goes by
it and at one point they put these kids in
jail and they had to let them out, and by
the time we'd got around. So now people start showing
up at these things, and some people claim they saw
it too. Some people say nothing happened, but the kids
would talk to it and almost have like a conversation
with decision. Anyway, So I think twenty two months into it,
there's thirty thousand people in this field on this morning
where she is supposed to appear, and it was it
was a cold, rainy morning and at the precise moment
she was supposed to appear. And this is recorded by
people who are not like parent almal writers or anything.
These are in the newspapers in Portugal, which at the
time were anti religion. But their reporter said that a
light appeared in the sky and came down and it
was it was so intense that the people who had
got wet from the rain that day, their clothes were dried.
They saw this thing dance in the sky. There's pictures
of it. There's photographs of it, nineteen nineteen version photographs.
But there were thirty thousand witnesses to this thing, and
then after that she never came back again. These letters
were a result and off we go, right. So if
you are able to subtract the religious angle to what
those people saw that day. It would be UFO siting
very weird exactly, you know, but it would be That's
what it would be. So it's kind of when we
say this all the time. Maybe they're all connected, you
know what I mean, Maybe they're all connected. It's just
the way we look at these things. You know that
you have to sometimes you have put a religious angle
on it.
Speaker 6: I've had the power of the Blessed Virgin Mary in
my hand. I don't know if I ever told you
the story, No, please do it. I can tell it
when you know, after the break or something.
Speaker 5: Why is it that that.
Speaker 6: Blessed Virgin Mary helped me restore the life of a
seriously bad computer computer.
Speaker 5: I didn't say an orphan or a baby or something. Shit.
Speaker 6: Wow, I'll stay tuned for that story. Was it?
Speaker 5: Apple?
Speaker 6: This is real? And I had and I had witnesses
at the shop where I used to work, right down
the street in Salisbury. Oh good, Oh, even better, the
place that you've visited many times.
Speaker 5: Yep, Okay, that's another story. So why don't we do this?
Uh so well, good luck to the next pope, I guess,
I don't know. Does he need good luck?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 5: He's got that thirty two. He's a humble man like
the past. I'm gonna say is there isn't I His
d's will tell well, he's got that thirty two.
Speaker 3: Good luck depending on what's in that letter.
Speaker 5: Right, Yeah, yeah, it might be uh, i'd be the
squid of the next Super Bowl game. We're always looking
on You never know, it could be anything, so speaking
about it could be anything. Why don't we do this?
Why don't we take a commercial break now and regroup
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is here. Let me start.
Speaker 6: There is everybody on strike? What's going on?
Speaker 5: I don't know if they are no one? They really
street war? Is that's right? You just he's reporting on
it for us. Oh, I thought he was a condo. No, no,
you'll get the inside story. Wow, men, Justine switches the
pope and the breakfast. They'd have to serve him anyway.
Speaking of popes, girls, he's here, very famous one.
Speaker 6: Hello girls, Hello everybody, Welcome back to the show. I'm
enjoying it so far. Okay, all right. Uh we got
into really some heavy subjects with the Blessed Virgin Mary. Okay, yeah,
you can you know the the Immaculate Conception in and
of itself?
Speaker 5: Yes, is paranormal? Isn't it paranormal? Yes? It is right.
Maybe we can talk about that. Yeah, we could once
I introduce everyone else. Also here in the mobile studio
is our engineer, producer, etc. Look a, wow, the kid
he's found. Hey Mac, everybody Hello, l okay, passap.
Speaker 6: What's up?
Speaker 5: Okay? What is that French?
Speaker 3: Ba?
Speaker 6: No, it's not French.
Speaker 5: Also with us, No switchy tonight, no switchy. Rumors that
he's over in Vatican City and elbow his way in.
It's like rubbing elbows with the rich and famous. I
don't know. All those dudes are creepy. So if I
want to around elbows with them, Frank.
Speaker 6: I would love to be. Uh, I don't know, sweeping
the floor in that in that building that they have
the conclave they have they.
Speaker 5: Have jamming devices in there to keep Yeah, they can't
take cell phones in nothing electronic in there. The last
time they were really heavy jammers in there to make
sure nobody leaked out any information.
Speaker 6: That is more secure communications what they call a skiff
secure communications, one of those U booths, I mean yeah,
like uh, some of them, some of them in the
White House needs to need to.
Speaker 5: Use it like a tubular phone booth England there and
it's one secure Yeah, and you know the careme around
the president if he has to go, he runs into
one of those things. So anyway, uh, no switch and
the club is going to be joining us, and Susan
Kay is at work, so also joining us is a
good friend Brandy, Brandy or you great.
Speaker 3: I'm so happy to be here, really excited for the
rest of the show.
Speaker 5: You have some posters behind you. Are those your favorite cryptids?
Speaker 3: There's some of them? Okay, Swank Squank isn't on there.
Speaker 5: What's the wait a minute, what's the thing with what's
the thing with the Beigini looks like it looks like
a rabbit with wings he's got horns. Oh, I see, Okay,
they're not real.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it has it has it has antlers on it.
Speaker 5: Okay, all right, and it must be heavy a unicorn. Unicorn.
Of course, I believe in unicorns, do you really?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah? And why would that have proof?
Speaker 6: Oh? Through my children, I think is that they used
to draw unicorns all over the place, and mm hmmm.
I think they used to make believe that they saw
one here and there out in the field. Really, yes, okay,
all right, you gotta believe it's come up.
Speaker 5: I picked up a jackalope like the stuffed head one time.
It came into a thrift store and I saw it
and I had to have it. So I bought this thing,
and it was really a taxi duram. We'd rabit head
with the horns, and I brought it into work and
I hung it on the wall at work, and I'd
come by and they would do all these horrible things
to it, like put a cigarette in his mouth, tried
to put a hat on it and everything. And one
of them actually put a jacket and hung it up
inside the jacket so it looked like he was wearing
a leather bike jacket.
Speaker 6: It was really. I don't know what happened to him,
but he was pretty cool. That's pretty clever. You work
in a good office, Brandy.
Speaker 5: Do you have a favorite cryptid of someone, Well, yeah,
I do.
Speaker 3: Dog Man by far.
Speaker 5: Yeah, all right, tell us about dog Man. Is that
the guy who shows up on a bridge every once
in a while in Michigan or something like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there, I don't know if the bridge really comes
into place. There is a Michigan dog Man, and then
there are just dog men that are elsewhere. But the
reason I like him is because he seems to like
when people see him, he seems to like, you know,
have an instant like connection, psychic connection with them to
where they're very threatened, almost like he's psychically telling them
I'm going to get you, you know, and menacing, you know,
not on a le not on an animalistic level, but
on more of a humanoid level or intelligence level.
Speaker 6: So what you're telling me that's how to turn on
to women? Is it? Wait a minute, because at first
I thought that's the road you were going on, because
that's why a lot of women love the vampire, love
Dracula as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, Dracula has an automatic seduction. I mean, that's
part of him, you know, and so that's probably why
so many women love him.
Speaker 6: Nick.
Speaker 5: Someone said that's very good. Said, every vampire story is
just a is just a sex story. Cover it up,
you know what I mean when you think about.
Speaker 3: It, an illicit sex story.
Speaker 5: Right, Yeah, Yeah, someone's always being someone's always done, you know,
not the same.
Speaker 6: One with Tom Tom Cruise, who's in that Diary of
a Vampire. Yeah, Tom Cruise and no, no, no, Brad
Pitt of all people.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this some acting going on there. I could when
you go back to the original Dracula if you were
not the original, but with Bella Lagos, where you know,
it showed him, but it didn't show you know, it
suggested a real lot that it didn't actually show a
lot absolutely face and the outfit, right, and then when
they would shineing on his eyes and they would light up,
and I mean in its day, that.
Speaker 6: Was pretty horrifying.
Speaker 3: They don't show.
Speaker 6: Yeah, leave it to the imagination. They saw usual very
old great plays, a great part.
Speaker 5: Right that that one is really a normal rada. That
one is. That's basically a.
Speaker 6: Movie that was really good.
Speaker 5: I went to as a kid. I went to see this.
There'd be two two movies every Saturday, and the B
movie you know, came on first, and then the you know,
the Man Attraction, And I just saw this one. The
thing was called something dumb like Seduction of a Vampire
or something like that, and it was a woman vampire. Yeah,
a woman van bride a vampire, right, yeah, it might
have been it was a British empire's wife or something
or something like that. And I'm telling man, this was
close to X rated. And I'm sitting there, I'm like
ten years old ago. I'm like, what's going on here?
Speaker 6: You were getting your twenty five cents for.
Speaker 5: No one reviewed this movie because you know, this is
incredible and and and that it was all about people
seducing other people basically, you know, but yeah, I got
to look that up. But anyway, every every, every vampire
movie is just a sexual movie with a kind of
cover story.
Speaker 6: You think they're done with remaking vampire movies.
Speaker 5: When's the last time one was out? I know it's
a wild but well Twilight was the big one, right, Yeah,
that's it's been a while. But they turned that into
they glisten in the sun, like they don't burn up
and die, or maybe they do later, but you know,
they shimmer and stuff, and that was an interesting conc
that's with the formula. We used to have a vampire
on the show when we first died, remember that one.
He was on maybe yeah, the first couple of years.
And I think.
Speaker 6: He even can teach you how to be a vampire, right.
Speaker 5: He you know, for twenty five bucks an hour, and
he was like a non glamorous vampire. He was on,
you know, he had only had a hot time job.
He was on government doll. He would go over to
some guy's house and the guy would suck his blood
literally put a tube in him and suck his blood
and exchange the guy would buy him a pizza. This
is true. This is this guy. He's on like two
or three times. And then and and in the middle
of all this, he was transitioning from a guy to
a woman. So he had some issues.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 5: I just remember one of the guests that for a pizza,
he could bring you out to dinner. Well you know
that that is a new take on Domino's delivery. Yeah,
you could want to guess what city you lived in? Dorchester,
No Philly, Okay, no surprised, No tree Steak, anyway, Yeah,
vampire movie, So they should come up. Maybe there'll be
a new vampire movie coming out, you know, it seems
like one is due.
Speaker 6: You know, if you were just cast a new vampire movie,
who would you think would be the prime choice of audition,
at least for a vampire, because I still think Gary Oldman.
Speaker 5: He's really good at it. Yeah he is. It's he's
very scary. It depends is it Dracula or is it
just a vampire?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 5: You have to be British because you have to have
the accident, some kind of have a foreign accent. You
can't be an American. You have to have something.
Speaker 3: You'd like to have, someone you know with some sex appeal.
Speaker 6: Franklin remember Franklin Jella. Oh yeah he was My mother
was like yeah, yeah, yeah, he was in a and
he was another things too. But that you say, that's
Franklin Jela. Holy smoke, I'm getting wet just looking at him.
Who I can't tell you said that? Really I should
have frank It was. It was a toss up between
Franklanella and the guy in uh Desperado movie. He's pushing boots.
Come on, Franklin Jella and Tonio banderis on the ceiling,
you know, so that's the turn on.
Speaker 5: Antonio Benderis has the voice. Yeah, he can pull out
off yeah yeah, okay, and and he can pull off
pushing boots.
Speaker 6: Come on? Who else can put off.
Speaker 5: A cat's hang on? That's another show? Uh So let's
see Club Bob. How are you? Club?
Speaker 7: I'm doing good? Can you hear me?
Speaker 6: Now? Yes? And now you sound really good to Well?
Speaker 7: For some reason, I must have some gremlins in my
system tonight because she's going crazy.
Speaker 5: Just shoot them, leave the bodies around as a message. So, club,
what's new with you? He's locked up again? What's going on?
Speaker 6: I don't know?
Speaker 7: Sorry? What was that you said? I'm gonna have to
read lips? What can you hear me?
Speaker 5: All right, don't do that? Well, you're locking up? Is
what's happening? You're liking it?
Speaker 7: Yeah? It must be my magnetic personality. I don't know
about them, so I'll try to do keep going through it.
Speaker 5: What's new with you?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 7: You know, as you know, we're all depressed because basketball team,
the Celtics got beat up last ye I'm wicked depressed,
temporary that was good. They needed a kick in the face.
So now they'll that'll bring them back to earth.
Speaker 6: They got it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and we'll be fine now that they got they
they've been kicked down to where they belong. Yeah, we'll
be fine.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, all right.
Speaker 6: Even as bad as that game was, they still could
have won it.
Speaker 5: They could have won if the game. That's true.
Speaker 6: But bounce plays that's all.
Speaker 5: It's it's it's it'll be all right, like you said,
So if we're going to talk sports in for a second,
we're fine. How about the Red Sox. What a freaking
disgrace that team.
Speaker 6: When there were three games above five hundred. I actually
thought they were going to be a good team. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
they got sucked in again. Yeah, I got sucked into
almost pulling the cord and signing up for the MLB. Yeah,
get myself on cables.
Speaker 5: I'm telling you they've they've once again, they've kind of
hoodwinked the public. Highest ticket prices, I mean they gotta
be a hundred bucks of seat there now, definitely tell
you know, bringing people in, people that go to the gates.
Speaker 7: Friend Way.
Speaker 6: Town is yeah yeah, yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 7: A lot of the locals, Yeah, sell the tickets now.
So the out of town is will pay all that
kind of money because they're just there on vacation and
the socks know it.
Speaker 5: It's a place to go, you know, it's a place
to go.
Speaker 6: It's a place to you know, post an Instagram photo
of you in my park.
Speaker 5: Yeah here I am, right here I am and behind.
Speaker 6: Me a center field.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 6: And there's a tractor he's mowing the lawn.
Speaker 5: He's anytime you walk in there, you go. This place
is so small I could hit it out of here.
Speaker 6: It is, but it's impressive. It's impressive. It has that.
The motif of Fenway Park is beyond scope. When people
say a little Fenway Park, is this country in the
middle of the city.
Speaker 5: Yes, right, literally in the middle of the actually parking.
Last time I walked into Fenway Park, I walked in
with a photographer and we had full run of the place.
I walked out the pictures mound, I walked, I looked around,
I walked over to the green marsh. I walked inside.
Was there a game going on?
Speaker 6: No, No, it was.
Speaker 5: It was right after they won their World Series first one,
and then we kind of hung around. We walked around
for a while and I went out into the seats
and that red seat that Ted Williams that home run too, And.
Speaker 6: What's a legend about it was it was that far
or that were they were they stretching the.
Speaker 5: No no, no know at the time is the furthest
home run some of that hit. But there's been one,
there's been others that those kind of true, right, and
it's a day. Well do you wanna do you want
to come out and tell people now what you were
doing in there with kind of pictures you were taking?
Speaker 6: Yeah, what you were doing to those pictures? Well, I
was illustrated swim suitition. No, I worked.
Speaker 5: I worked for a gentleman who uh had licensing to
do a lot of the panorama pictures of the games.
He had. He had licenses with the NFL, major League Baseball,
He actually did NASCAR. You watch Celtics. You'd walk into
the stores anywhere and then have these enormous one the
red size one.
Speaker 6: Oh it's amazing.
Speaker 5: Long panorama pictures, you know, like six feet long, and
you know everyone bought them. We bought you know, didn't go.
Speaker 6: Into a room and the room is like one big TV,
right right, right?
Speaker 5: Okay, But so Al's company used to take the pictures
and al you know, would put them together and you
would you would edit them. We'd say, right, did we
talk about this? I would, Well, I to a certain degree,
I can talk about it, but I'm not gonna I'm
not going to go that hard into it. But we
would clean them up, you know, we would. This guy
had uh these very expensive panoramic cameras that would in
one shot take the whole field.
Speaker 6: So my job was to go in.
Speaker 5: And edit out anything that was like hippies. Well you
know people had jumped up and you know, flipped the
bird or did something stupid in front of them. Okay,
you know I would go and clean that up. And yes, no, yes,
didn't you want don't don't falsify I a photo. I
cleaned up a lot of things that.
Speaker 6: Were not going to be.
Speaker 3: Or not.
Speaker 5: Let's say I took like the issue would be you're
at the seventh game of the World Series and you're
trying to take a picture and you get one shot,
and if the picture doesn't work because either someone jumped
up in front of you or you know, something happened,
you missed it, Well, you know you could go in
and fix it, fix it and make it that you
didn't miss it one and it was one in a
million shots. So my what I would say is behind
every great photographer is an even better retoucher to make
sure that my other law used to do that happens.
You know, the Russians used to do what the rest
is just to they take a picture like the whole
poil of your and then like one would fall out
of favor, and you know they and they just take
his photo out, you know what I mean, theytoure okay,
So well we would do that was the rule of
I mean back in the day when when they first
built the John Hancock Building in Boston. Yes, the thing
was losing windows everything, like they were falling out of
the skyscraper. I mean just seriously, you'd be walking on
the sidewalking in a huge window with lands well feet
by six. You know, next year you and it must
kill you. So you know, when they were doing the
advertising for the building, they took a lot of pictures
of it. But unfortunately there was a lot of plywood
covering with the windows that popped out, so we had
to go in and put the windows back in. Wow
or one of them. There was a I'll be gentle
and I'll say homeless gentleman sleeping on the sidewalk in
front of the building. So we had to go in
and take the gentleman out of the picture.
Speaker 6: And what you could have done them as you could
have made it like you was listening to the radio
and listening to the game or something right well, and
then you know, at one point eating a sandwich at
the same time.
Speaker 5: When they British Airways and I believe the French were
flying the concords. I think it was a British are
We wanted to have an advertisement where they had either
there four or five however many concords they owned flying
in formation. The problem was they could there was no
chance they would ever get those airplanes all together in
one spot. They all crashed, so we had to cut
them in and make make it look like they were
offline together and they were nowhere near each other.
Speaker 6: But that's that was what advertising used to be. Yeah,
that for Yeah, I guess that's a pretty exciting job
out It was fun we did. So that wasn't just.
Speaker 5: A nice computer sytecht or later photoshops started getting okay,
but used to do a macafter diec and the story and.
Speaker 6: There was another We did time off, but what did
you do for a living.
Speaker 5: A photo retoucher. We had a lot of times, like
for an annual report. Major corporations that were a worldwide
corporation would want to take pictures of their board of directors.
But the board of directors worked in all separate countries,
and to get them all to fly to one spot
to take a picture it wasn't feasible. So they would
take a picture in the at the home office with
let's say a dozen of these people standing in suits,
you know, standing there, and then they would go and
take individual headshots of all of the different participants and
we would cut them in and make it look like
they were all in the same room at the same time.
It is that misleading? Well it's not truthful and an
advertisement you can do anything you want in a way,
you know, photo wise.
Speaker 6: Well now it's true, you know.
Speaker 5: But if you can you know at the time, was
that misleading people? In a year it's a it's a
n report or whatever it looks they we're all together,
that type of thing. I would say it was misleading,
but it was very common and there were many times.
I mean, and the other thing is if someone took
a picture that was a one in a million shot,
you could never get it again. Like some of those
World Series pictures or you know, super Bowl or whatever,
if somebody managed to run onto the field and destroy
the image, you just remove them and nobody knows that.
Speaker 6: You know, it's just the way it was. You know
what job I always wanted to have since we're talking
about this, is to work with the crew. I'm not
a photographer, but work with the crew on the sports illustrateds.
Speaker 5: Cree, what a surprise. Do you know how many hours
of retouching every one of those pictures received.
Speaker 6: That's especially always say these women are not real? Well,
I go this thing? Are they're real enough?
Speaker 5: But I mean, you know, because it could have been
something as silly as a piece of seaweed was in
the picture in the water near them, you know, not
even touching them, just making sure that everything is perfect, okay,
list and there's no such thing you're talking about. What
a gig that would be. Oh you're talking about touch
up right? You'd have to fix a photo who wasn't
to mouth the steward in there a couple of years ago.
That must have taken hour well, and you know, some
of these people are so good that you could never
tell no what the and you know sometimes you know,
it depends on how good the retoucher was. But you know,
even we would do stuff that was illegal. No, no,
necessarily illegal maybe, but you know, like you would whenever
you see food advertising for food in a magazine. Yes,
they actually pay a company to come in and make
the food look good and they would spray it with
water and they take tweezers and move the lettuce a
certain way, and everything had to be in sesame seeds.
You had to be just right so many and then
they would once they got the picture, they sent it
to somebody like me who could take six hours and
making sure that every highlight was just perfect. And what
ended up killing the business was when Photoshop became readily
available as a software package. A lot of the designers
who were really over the top at times, they got
photoshops so they could do it themselves, so it would
save them thousands of dollars and retouching. So when I
would look at stuff that they did and they go,
what do you think, And I'd want to say I
would I would throw that out the window. But you know,
I can't say that, but what the deal was. They
owned it, so it was theirs. If I had given
them something that looked that bad, they would have thrown
it in my face. But because they did it and
it was free, it was their baby. It was good enough.
And that's what it's come down to. Now it's good enough.
Speaker 6: Well. Right now, when people look at photos, the first
reaction you get, whether you like the photo or not,
or they like the subject matter or not, is how's
that's not real? That's the word the phrase now is
that's AI did that? That's you know?
Speaker 5: That's you can tell up to it right now. You
can if you really look at something, you can tell
it's AI. But at some point it's very close to.
Speaker 6: That's what's annoying about the technology and the put the
way it's AI is portrayed in terms of audio and
video stuff. Is that now you're skeptically instead of just
looking at the photo and saying, enjoying what it is
right regardless is it the technology behind it? I just
always is it real? Part? Is this really the artist conception?
Or is it something put in like you talk about it.
Speaker 5: I just heard a new scam who's on actually on
TV today, on the news. If they can capture a
very small sound bit of someone's voice, they can make
your they can do the whole language everything. And so
now what they're doing is with the AI is they're
pulling the old scam of your grandkid or your kid
is in jail and they need money. But they're having
them call you and it's their voice. It's not like
a stranger saying, you know, I'm your son's or grandson's lawyer.
So some women just got she pulled like ninety thousand
bucks out of the bank and she actually took the
money out, was heading somewhere to throw it into a
machine to send it. When her daughter, who was the
mother of the kids, was supposed to be in jail,
called her just by happenstance and said, hey, mom, how
you doing well. I'm at the bank getting the money
to get whoever it is out of jail. She's like,
he's not in jail, he's in his room. So, you know,
luckily that kind But the woman's said, I was ready,
I was gone. I already had the money in my hand.
I was gone, I was going to do it. So yeah, yeah,
you know, it's crazy.
Speaker 6: AI.
Speaker 5: Now is good enough that one snippet of your voice,
because she said the cadence, the accent, everything, your voice
was perfect right. And she said, I'm not a stupid woman.
You know, I would have never fallen for somebody saying
I'm your your grandson's lawyer. But she's when my grandson
called me and said, Grandma, I need the money. So
I saw this YouTube and I don't know if this
is racist or not, but it said when you kidnap
a sultan's son, when you kidnap a sultan's son, and
you's just see a phone ring and this guy picks
it up. He's obviously like a saudiillionaire, and the voice says,
we have your son. You know, you have to give us,
you know, four million dollars and you know, in two
hours and beating the guy goes, call me back Monday.
Speaker 6: Here you go.
Speaker 5: Anyway, I don't get it. But now, speaking of the AI,
I saw a sort of a funny thing the other day.
It said I went into my AI program, which I
don't know what is it, talking like a chat cheep cheap,
and uh, he said, I want to see a picture
of mother Teresa fighting poverty, and the picture it popped up.
Was this elderly nun with her fists up, and these
kids from some African nation are running at her and
she's fighting with them. She's because they have the poverty
and she's fighting that. That's the rationale it took right,
because it doesn't think literally. It thinks, you know, it
thinks collectively. It's really funny because there was this poor
little nun in her habit with her fists up pounded
on these kids running at her. Hey, listen, we have
to kill some time one on one. Should I tell
my joke?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, yeah, you gotta tell a joke. It's just
the season for a good joke like this.
Speaker 5: Hang on, let me see if I can find where
is the no no area? One of these is the
the bleep button, because I'm gonna need it.
Speaker 6: Uh, okay, did you locate it?
Speaker 5: No, I'll put it. I'll put it in my own one,
all right. So anyway, and then we'll go to Bill.
We'll go to break after this. So this guy, this
Irish Cay, decides to go have a drink at his by.
He's going in and there's a nun outside and she says,
don't go in there. Nothing but sin waits, you in
that den of iniquity, and if you go in there,
you be guaranteed a place in hell. So he says, uh, well,
how do you know? Have you ever had a drink?
She says, alcohol has never passed my lips. So he says, well,
how can you judge me if you've never had a drink.
He says, I'll tell you what. Come in and I'll
buy you a drink. Have a drink, and then you know,
you can tell me what you think. So she goes, Oh,
I can't clean there. I can be seen in there.
But if you if you get a drink and a
cup and bring it out to me, I can drink
it that way. So he says okay, So he goes
into He says to the boten, give me a double
Jack Daniels and a cup, and thet says, that freaking
nun still out there. Well okay, all right, but literally
that was three minutes. So why don't we do this?
Why don't we just control ourselves on laughing? And uh,
listen to this break and we'll be right back. Ye're
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welcome back to the show. I love doing the show.
I'm about back in your old haunts. It's right.
Speaker 5: Who knew?
Speaker 6: It's like I never left, you know, but I did.
Speaker 5: And it's I think Dave said the same thing the
other day.
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the Motherland. Yes, right, well, soon to be the Fatherland.
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the weather? What's the what's what the weather?
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England have rained out? And I think it's out to
eight already, right, just really bad British wind.
Speaker 6: We're going through a bats bell what do they call it,
the Omega the Omega front or something that the warm
front border, the cold front warm but looks like an
omega symbol goes up and then it goes down.
Speaker 5: The only thing I know is it's rained so much
that every tree in my backyard now has bloomed to
the point where I can't see the houses behind me,
which is a great thing because it's nice not to
see them, But unfortunately I still hear them in their
barking dogs. The neighbors that was not a big neighbor guy, Yeah, no, fine,
you know I'm his neighbor. Well, amazing, fine, But you know,
when you've got people who are like today, you asked me,
who's the idiot with the loud car six of the
mar Well, you know, yeah, that's George.
Speaker 6: So you know, what are you gonna do?
Speaker 5: Maybe right?
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for the pollen count. Okay, just as long as your okay,
I'm okay with it.
Speaker 5: See, I'm gonna get the bees Saturday, and then it's
going to be cold and miserable and they can't be
out getting food, so I have to feed them sugar
water to unbelievable, keep them alive until they can go out.
Speaker 6: And tell the bedtime story and tell him it'll be
better comes uside.
Speaker 5: What do we just close the bee show? Okay, so
then you know then we are the one who brought
it out.
Speaker 6: But but mac really, bees is such a fascinating creature
in every way, in what they do and what food
they provide.
Speaker 5: I've heard just one little thing goes wrong in forty
thousand of them and.
Speaker 6: Gone, well, and that's that's the sad part of nature. Unfortunately.
Speaker 5: I think one of my neighbors decided to spray his
yard for ticks and it got in the air, and
of course he didn't buy the expensive ticks spray that
you know that hurt. So I think he wiped out
one of my hives. All of a sudden changes for
the past two weeks. You're telling us how you are
the guy, you're the person who did it. Okay, you
have the one that pulled the switch. And now all
of a sudden, it's twenty of neighbors. One of the
hives died off during the winter. The other one was
going gangbusters up until about five days ago, and now
all of a sudden, it's gone.
Speaker 6: It's dead.
Speaker 5: He killed twenty and you killed twenty, right, right, But
I'm paying for him, so you know it's different when.
Speaker 11: I don't think winning the Amazon battle has gone to
his head. Now he's blaming everybody else's stuff that goes wrong.
Speaker 5: Wow, okay, well that's how it's going.
Speaker 6: Well, you could do a DNA sample of the deceased
b B and see if it came from a toxic
chemical source.
Speaker 5: You know actually that people have gotten stung by bees
and they know their neighbor is a bee keeper, and
they've actually gone to the point and tried to soothe
them really for you know, the beasting, and then the
beekeeper goes, okay, well, I'll give you one of my bees.
Speaker 6: You get a DNA.
Speaker 5: Tested to make sure the one that you killed is
one of mine, so it's not cheap. Can you tell
me the lawyer that handles those things. I mean by
my lawyer, Lee Bailey anyway, Flee Bailey. At least call
that rocky and bulling on something.
Speaker 6: He must be gone by yah. Yeah, you know how
we got famous ones died young.
Speaker 5: Yeh, famous for the Boston Strangler. Right before that, what
was it he his first real big one? Yeah, big
one was getting a guy named George Edgerley off for
killing his wife, the guy who had fed his wife's
to the tigers. Yeah, he was. He worked at Benches
Wild animal Farm, Yes, and his wife at the time
had a a few physical issues, so he ended up
up killing her, cutting her head and arms and legs off,
bringing him to what they say, brought them to Benson's
Wild Animalifying where he worked the machine that ground up
the meat for the lions and tigers.
Speaker 6: And so he threw her in there in the hopper
in Theory.
Speaker 5: And then a guy that I know him and his
buddies were in a rowboat on the beaver Brook and
trake it and they saw this thing floating down. It
was like a white kind of and they thought it
was a pig that had fallen in and drowned. So
they rode over to it and they were like poking
at it with the oars, and it rolled over and
it was a woman's torso and that they couldn't in
those days, they couldn't prove that it was Edgley's wife
because they didn't have DNA and there were no characteristics
that marked in his herd the tiger's on a diet.
They just didn't want to well, he only threw them
their arms, her arms, legs and head so he left
the toyso but that was a mistake. Then Flee Bailey
got him off, which was one of Bailey's first really
big big cases. And then the gentleman, from what I understand,
went to work for a Chevrolet dealer in Lowell in
the warranty department, and General Motors got wind of an
awful lot of warranty calls coming from that particular dealership,
so they send a GM rep there to investigate, and
he went to lunch with the edgly gentleman, and the
edgerly gentleman came back from lunch alone. It's just by
himself ship.
Speaker 6: And then they found the GM guy floating in the
Merrimack River.
Speaker 5: So I guess he's the master criminal. But yeah, yeah,
interesting stories. Flee Bailey also with us.
Speaker 6: That's a good story.
Speaker 5: It kind of looks like Flee Bailey in a way,
in a way is a good friend. Willie Club, Senior
Security chief Internationalize.
Speaker 7: You know, I don't know what to say, man. I mean,
tonight I came here, I really felt very positive. I'm
getting very depressed with you guys, I think complaining about
the goddamn raines.
Speaker 5: Do you like the rain?
Speaker 6: Are a really bitchy mood.
Speaker 5: And I don't, well, man, I mean I don't.
Speaker 6: It's mercury and retrograde. Do you have any work to
do in your yard?
Speaker 7: I mean you know, I mean you talk about your bees.
If I was your next to a neighbor, I told
you what I do, I'd have a big spray of raid.
I take care of that, and take care of you.
I mean, you're driving me nuts your bees flying in
my yard.
Speaker 6: There about fifteen minutes.
Speaker 7: Any but anyways, I want to get on a good note.
Speaker 3: Wasn't just us, don't sugarcoat it?
Speaker 11: Club say what do you really mean?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 12: But otherwise I have I have to interject something, you know,
when you got I saw a show and I believe
it wasn't a movie.
Speaker 7: I believe it was real. This guy and his wife,
he had a girlfriend and he you know, he wanted
to get rid of his wife, but she wouldn't divorce him. Well,
he was a butcher, and as he did kill her,
and he put her in that machine you make hamburger with. Sure,
he invited all his neighbors a cookout the gun, and
they all had and they raved about the hamburg.
Speaker 6: And the cook said it was all of the sauce tomatoes.
Speaker 7: Right, But anyways, I I just I need to bring
it up a bit on.
Speaker 5: You know, the guy said, don't don't thank me, thank
my wife. At least he's been she knows the ingredients. Yeah,
there's a famous story of the woman who kills her
husband with a frozen leg and lamb leg and lamb
I know the one you're talking about too, and hits
him over the head. He dies, she defrosted. The cops
come to investigate, and she says, you want to stay
for dinner? She bludgeoned him with a frozen leg of
lamb right, yeah, yeah, and then served it as dinner.
Speaker 3: Yeah, to the slaughter.
Speaker 5: There you go. Perfect.
Speaker 6: The cops ate the evidence and then the.
Speaker 5: One, the one I know you are talking about, is
that that a woman actually took an icicle and killed
her somebody killed someone, stabbed somebody and then.
Speaker 6: Just let it away. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there was no there was no evidence, no evidence. Anyway,
we do have evidence of a super fan down there
in North Carolina. Susie K. How are you, Susan?
Speaker 3: What doing well? So much for having me?
Speaker 11: How are you all doing?
Speaker 3: It's nice to see you.
Speaker 5: What are you holding what is that in your arms?
Speaker 3: Nothing, it's nothing.
Speaker 6: That it's a design of her blow You kidding?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 5: But I saw a cat earlier, right, yeah.
Speaker 11: Well there's one, right, yeah, there's one right there, and
there's one up here doing your favorite thing.
Speaker 5: There, see it, we got it? Is that all he does?
You know that could be more than at least he's clean, well,
you know, maybe too clean.
Speaker 6: And then they lick your face.
Speaker 5: Well yeah, right, of course that's some cats actually do
three things.
Speaker 6: It turns out my kids always said, you saw that.
You saw the movie where she says, I've.
Speaker 5: Been licked by it, I've been kissed by a dog,
Lucy and Charlie Brown.
Speaker 6: Right, Lucy on Charlie Brown.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, what was she complaining about?
Speaker 6: No, she was, yeah, yeah, don't you know about dogs,
Charlie Brown.
Speaker 5: They say, yeah, your dog's mouth is way cleaner than
the humans. No, no, it's not.
Speaker 6: No, it's not that dog's mouth is the equivalent of
his butt.
Speaker 5: Right exactly. You know that's all they do is just
go around stiff in each other's butt. So that's how
they say, hey, how you doing?
Speaker 6: Yeah, hey, are you are you ready? Or should I
come back at half? And I don't know.
Speaker 5: Ready for what really? Anyway? Also with us, how she
stays with us? I have no idea as our good
friend Brandy X out there in Wisconsin, Brandy, how are
you hi?
Speaker 3: Everybody? I'm having a great time, And can I say
this no AI?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 5: Right exactly?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah? How can we?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: That would be weird. It would be funnier maybe, and
maybe we'd have some kind of you know, script to
go by a I would give us right.
Speaker 6: It'd be great. I'm thinking of if we could AI
switch when he takes his absentees.
Speaker 5: He's also watching pulling on both chance.
Speaker 6: What do you facetiming the guy given Susan k oh?
Speaker 5: Good?
Speaker 6: Okay, Hey, I don't know if you're a sports fan, Brandy,
but how's their football team compared to how the University
of North Carolina Susan football team is going to be?
Speaker 5: Wait a minute, hold on.
Speaker 6: With Jordan at the helm.
Speaker 5: First of all, Susan is not a North Carolina fan.
She's a Florida gatus. Okay, but we allowed her on
the show. Anyway, Uh, what was it in? What?
Speaker 6: What? What?
Speaker 5: Wisconsin football? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, they have football here.
Speaker 6: They got a good team that they I really.
Speaker 3: Don't know because I just moved here, so I don't
really know.
Speaker 5: We're just putting it in there. Wa no, no, no,
just a shot, okay, just shot shot of coke there, kids,
I mean Coca Cola.
Speaker 6: Anyway, you gotta be you got to be following, Uh
what's going on down there with the team? Right? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Well I I will be yeah once they start this season.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, Wisconsin football, I mean, what do they have
a team? They must yeah the Badgers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh, the.
Speaker 5: Badgers yeah okay, yeah, yeah, they're terrible.
Speaker 3: Usually the basketball team was in.
Speaker 6: The tournament crazy Yeah, yeah, they must see Brandy is
up to stuff.
Speaker 5: Okay, that's good. They got the Packers, they do well.
The pack is right.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I never think of them as there. But they're close
to Milwaukee though.
Speaker 6: Right, well, Milwaukee's in Wisconsin.
Speaker 5: Right yeah. Yeah. They couldn't build it in Wisconsin, so
they build it in Green Bay, a place no one
ever heard of until they put the football team down. Wow.
So I think I've introduced everybody, right, and and I'm
going to throw it to one one only because for
the past hour and a half he's been telling a
story about he wants to tell st you about the
BVM in his right hand. I don't know what it means.
Is it time now to talk about it?
Speaker 6: Yeah, let's do it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay it We can't edit the show anymore, man,
this is live. It's going to be okay, right, keep
it clean, Okay, here we go.
Speaker 6: Well, as you know, I, as you know, I do
believe in the Blessed Virgin Mary and the powers that
she has, in the powers that she's willing to give
to us, you know, spiritual powers and maybe even other
kinds of powers if you believe in her and what
she's all about anyway, and then she comes in various forms.
And I don't think it's a you know, people's imaginations,
but there's a lot of people out there, in many,
many countries that believe in the Blessed Virgin Mary and
believes in what and believes in what she believes in,
and believe that she has power vested in her in
the whole energy that she provides. So you know how
when you get key chains and patches and stuffing you get,
you can get some uh novelty items or not so
novelty items with an image of our Lady of Guadeloupe
for example, okay, okay, what we talked about earlier on
a keychain, just so happened. I had an Our Lady
of Guadaloupe keychain, and I don't know who gave it,
might have given to me. Yeah, I mean, I have
another key chain that has is Keith Richards, but this
one is our Lads. I'm not too sure which has
the best power yet.
Speaker 5: Okay, but it's really yeah, it's a race.
Speaker 6: I spent a day working in the PC shop, just
fixing people's PCs as they walked in the door. It
wasn't something I did that much. Usual was on the
road and I was in the shop. I was kind
of covering for somebody and working on whatever. Came in
and lo and behold, this woman comes in who was
a singer in this local group called the Boston Camarata.
Never heard of him. The Boston Camarada. They're awesome. They
sing this period of music that goes back to like,
you know, the medieval times, you know, and they do
it right. And this soprano, young, young lady came in
and she's been in the store before. She came into
the laptop and says, I can't put up my laptop.
It's dead, and I'm sure enough. I kind of touched
it and my friend, actually my friend touched as well.
You know, power off, changed, swap the battery out, put
the battery back in, wouldn't boot up. So I said, well,
can you leave it? And not forgetting her name, which
bugs me right now, but Mary, she said, I can
leave it and let me know how you make out.
I said, okay, well we'll give you a call. I'll
tell you what the damage is. So my friend, who
is really good tech with laptop, says, it's not the
hard drive. I think it's the motherboard. I did this
and did that, and it's a deader than Elvis. You know.
I just come back from line to go, oh damn,
because she's all I asked her how important this laptop
was to her at this you know, this might take
a day or two to work on. She says, I
need it tonight because all my music is on there
and I don't have a backup. I said, all your music?
What for for the show this weekend? Yeah? Oh my god,
I mean these are this Camarado has got albums out
and they do great shows in the Boston area but
also travel around the country, and they're really really talented
and what they do. I said, no, I said, no backup.
You gotta be kidding me. Yep, no backup, not even
a stick and some drive. I don't have about an
old backup. No all my music. So I said, Dan,
I don't know what we're gonna do it. He think
it's about the board. Well, let's let's see. Let's tell
you what. I got to go out for some errands.
I'm gonna spend some time with this thing, Dan, but
I'm gonna take my And he thought I was joking.
I took my our Lady of Guadaloupe chain, part of
it off my keychain. Yes, and I just put it
on top of the closed laptop on purpose. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I just okay, let's.
Speaker 6: Let's see if the blessed Virgin American do something right.
I'm not joking, but I'm you know, yes, yes, all right.
And I left to do some my errand was like
across the street getting the sub, and the next door
for it was a fresh bakery bread place. So I
come back and I'm eating my sub. I took another
half hour. I didn't. I'm so nervous about touching the
thing because I don't want to break the news that
it's it's it's not fixable, but everything is fixable for
a price when it comes right down. So we know
we didn't have the parts for it in stock, so
I said, well, well let's you know, let's give it
the one old college try. Flipped over the screen, boom,
get the stock button. I don't know what manufacture was,
but it doesn't matter, but it's one of those mini
laptops are annoying, like they're like a tablet and they
they don't have good ventilation, so they heat up a lot.
That's the problem with them. Sometimes. I flipped it open,
hit the power button, and the Windows logo screen came
up and went, damn, this is promising. That's right. It
booted up like there was nothing wrong with it. I
didn't say it was recovering from an error, didn't say that.
Speaker 7: It's a miracle.
Speaker 6: Important updates had to be finished, uh please wait, And
didn't have to wait for anything. It just came up
into a login screen. So I had a password logged in,
and I took my flash drive and I backed that
sucker up right at that very moment. I backed up
her entire folders for all her music, and there was
a ton of them, all her music that's I don't
know beginning, and and it was a blank flash drive.
Just going to give it to her. But I hadn't
called her up yet, so go ahead, I said, Uh,
damn me, wait till she comes back or she gives
us a call. You still want to fight around with this, Well,
I can't fix it if it's not broken. But I
bet you know she better get something new. Okay, that'll
be the thing. I called her up. I said, come
in and get your laptop. It's working right now, and
I get your music backed up on a flash drive.
She thought that we were a kid me. She couldn't
believe it. I said, it boodled up like it was fine.
Speaker 5: Did you tell her how.
Speaker 6: Well? She asked me, how did you fix it? So
behind the laptop is the our Lady of Guadaloupe that
I hadn't put back on my keychain yet, I said,
I asked our Lady of Guadaloupe, because I know this
this woman is kind of religious, because the singing that
kind of music, it's Our Lady of Guadaloupe performed, taking
this laptop from the dead and bringing it back to
life just for you, right, because you didn't do a backup.
But you're going to go perform and you're going to
have all your stuff. Uh, and life's going to be good.
Speaker 5: So what did she say?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 5: Good, no bill?
Speaker 6: She said she was so grateful, she was about to
go into tears, but she couldn't wait for the bill.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm sure.
Speaker 6: Nope, she got she got a good bill.
Speaker 5: Good bill. But you say you charged her for putting
your key chain on.
Speaker 6: We built her for like an hour. That was it,
I know you.
Speaker 5: So let me let me just the thumb drive.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and again you saved her entire life on a
thumb drive. You charge her an hour? Because she she is,
she is and probably still in the business. Should look
her up. Still, the leads a female soprano.
Speaker 5: Uh, let me just pigeonhost.
Speaker 6: Look up the Boston Camarado.
Speaker 5: Let me just pigeonholed the story with another one. Didn't
you once tell a guy to take his computer off
his fixed it?
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's a story she had told on Wija board night.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 5: I mean that basically he had his computer set up
in the Ouiji board. It wouldn't work. You took the
Ouiji board out and it worked right right.
Speaker 6: That's the quick synopsis that's elevated pitch for that story.
But this is a customer of mine who's does a
lot of bookkeeping for his own company and for other people,
so he works from home a lot, and his wife
deals with like Art deco and fifties slash sixties artifacts
like from the period of time, like a like an
old old chair or a piece of nick knack or something.
If she even has a London phone booth, and she
sells these things at a store. Wow, and you walk
in this like walking into the back into the nineteen
fifties of the nineteen sixties, erakay something. So she had
a wija board and she gave the weed board, just
the board to her husband to use as a desk
protector because he had his lap his PC screen, his monitor,
he had a double monitor, and thought she was scratching
the desk or something. So he puts the thing on
his desk and he's got to pull out keyboard and
he's typing on it. He says, it's a brand new
Dell that I installed. He says, this thing keeps crashing
and that it won't run. And I think, I think
I should return it. I'm going it's let me take
a look at it first before we panic and you know,
return to the factory. I know you got to warrant
you on it, but let me take a look at it.
So the first thing I did was, dude, where'd you
get this wija board thing? Why is this wija board?
Here's all my wife gave it to me. He says,
you know what, just for grins, humor me on this one.
Lose luis aboard, give it back to her, or put
it someplace else, but don't have it near the equipment.
Just trust me on this. I know it sounds stupid,
but you know it's running right now. He says, well,
it's going to crash in an hour. I said, well,
let me know if it does, I'll be in the area,
you know, probably eating another sub or having ice cream
at down the street.
Speaker 5: So wow.
Speaker 6: Because I figured he was going to call, he didn't call.
I know, I'm going to do my thing for the
rest of the day. I'll check in with him at
the end of the day before I leave. He says,
it's been fine, all right, good, Well, keep me posted.
And days go by. We goes by checking on him,
the guy lives in the Newburyport checking on him. Just
do a cruise buy and call him while I'm cruising by.
He says, everything's been great ever since, ever since I
got rid of the wachaboard because my wife sold it
the other day with the with the plant chet and
you know, they had a nice so I said, well, congratulations,
good the wicha Board's not in the house, it's not around.
We'll see how that goes. And the moral of the
story is he never had another problem with that.
Speaker 5: Wow, you charged him too, right. I charged him for
a close a couple of visits. Yeah, you can afford it.
He can afford it. It's funny. Well, that was fascinating,
that one one that.
Speaker 6: Was really weird. It's like the lose the board. Don't
have stuff like that near electronic equipment.
Speaker 5: Really, do I tell him the time that he came
over to while sanitize my computer?
Speaker 6: Should I tell him? That's no story. That's for that's
for mac after.
Speaker 5: I don't think we want to know about that after
dig after. So anyway, well, listen, Brandy was going to
tell us something. Brandy, you remember what it was.
Speaker 3: I do remember what it was. Please, Since we were
talking about the Pope. I was going to tell about
this place in Wisconsin that has healing properties, this basilica
that's in Wisconsin that has healing properties.
Speaker 6: Where in Wisconsin is it.
Speaker 3: It's in Hubritis, Wisconsin, which is just outside of Milwaukee,
like a little bit west of Milwaukee.
Speaker 6: Huberts Yes, h u b e r t I s
or something like that.
Speaker 3: H u b e r t u s t u
s Okay. And it's called Holy Hill, Holy Hill, Holy Hill, Yes.
And it is this giant basilica on top of this hill.
And the legend is that it came to be there
because this gentleman, this Frenchman named Francois Subriot, had accessed
or somehow gotten a hold of a journal of Jacques Marquette,
who was the explorer that explored the Mississippi River and
the Midwestern rivers. And supposedly Marquette had written about this
hill in his journal because it was such a grand
spot to see all of the Wisconsin countryside from. And
you can see Lake Michigan from it. I mean it's
quite of view. And so this Francois, this frenchman, he
went to the hill. He he himself was had some
kind of infirmity, like he was crippled somehow, but once
he reached this hill, he was healed. And so he
established a little chapel at the top of the hill.
And this was in the eighteen hundreds and ever since
then people have come to that spot for healing and
it's you know now, of course there's a giant basilica there,
but people still come, like over a quarter million people
a year make a pilgrimage to this place for healing.
And there's I went there before I before I moved
to Wisconsin, I went to Holy Hill, and this is
one of the reasons I moved to Wisconsin. There is
a room full of people's discarded crutches and canes and
you know, lake braces because they were healed at the site.
There's a Lord's replica where there's you know, healing waters
that you have access to and you can take with
you if you want to stay. They have an old
monastery on site that you can stay in overnight and
attend and healing.
Speaker 6: Services and sounds good.
Speaker 3: There have been reported dog man sightings. There's a graveyard
for the Karmelites. The Karmelite Friars have a graveyard on
the site, and there have been reported dog man sightings
at the graveyard, and there is a road not far
away maybe you know, just a couple of roads away,
maybe three hundred feet or so, where goat man has
been spotted also, So there's a lot of other than
the healing. There's a lot of other paranormal things that
can go on around this area. It's totally beautiful. It's
really like you get the vibe when you go there,
it's you feel it. Yeah, it's really awesome.
Speaker 6: Who owns this property? Is it like a state thing?
The Catholic Church?
Speaker 3: All right, it's it's an actual basilica and there's a
national shrine to marry there.
Speaker 5: Okay, wow, So so you know when people were healed
in circumstances like that, I wonder what really happens, you know? Yeah,
I mean if you if you, if you really believe,
then faith can you know, cure you? You know what
I mean?
Speaker 6: What does what energy does faith have in the human condition?
That's what I'd like to know. Maybe we can find
a guest that can talk about that, because you know
how a lot of the therapists that you may run
into and they write books in there you know, they're
on the Oprah Winfrey Show. They talk about how much
healing is a part of you, but how you feel
towards yourself positive totally positive things. I mean it's easy
to say, yeah, I think positive.
Speaker 5: That's a little different from faith, a little different than
from religion.
Speaker 6: But you know, right, but the faith comes into it
as sort of a lynchpin to how you're going to
really feel about yourself.
Speaker 5: Mm.
Speaker 6: I mean, you can't fake feelings. I think you have
to have the faith to understand how you really feel
and not like a you know, poor me kind of thing.
But I say, you know, I'm really feeling good inside.
I want the energy that I have to be applied
to the problem that I have, the medical problem. And
it's a location like this, like the like Lords Lords.
People go there all the time.
Speaker 5: And the water is the I mean the same thing there.
There's like hundreds you know, there's probably thousands of crutches
there now and everything where people have gone. I mean,
obviously it works, it's.
Speaker 6: Something's going on. Something's going on. Some people, Yeah, it works.
Speaker 3: Some people say that, especially when it's connected to religion,
it helps raise your vibration. So like let's say you're
down on the dumps because you feel terrible, But your
religion helps bring you up in your belief and by
raising your vibration, supposedly it helps to realign you know,
not I guess your chakras or whatever, and and actually
heal your physical makeup that way by just raising your vibration, right.
Speaker 5: You know, I happen to have a small bottle of water.
That's the label on it says it came from Lords.
I should bring it over to you, Mac and let
you added to try try it out and see see
if it does anything. Did you get it? It was
given to me years ago by someone who had been
on vacation and went there and I'm like, I I
look at it, I put it away and I went, well,
I'm not going to mess of that. I'm not going
to bother with it. And you know, because I don't
want to say I don't believe, but I don't want
to provoke anything bad out of it either.
Speaker 6: But I don't think I remember how you would use
a sample bottle. Was, oh, this is a small bottle
of water from.
Speaker 5: The sprinkle at a little few drops around you sprinkle it.
Maybe I don't know, but I know the label on
it says it's from Lords and just too well check
it out. You know it's going to be wrapping. What
is that? He's got some he's drinking it. That's not well, wow,
it is. Send someone over here, right, Well, gos.
Speaker 6: Did you get that yourself? Did you buy somewhere? Club?
He bought it?
Speaker 5: He went over there?
Speaker 6: You over there? Well, how did you come across that?
The real stuff? How'd you come across?
Speaker 5: I drink it because.
Speaker 7: It makes me feel better. Howd I come across it?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 7: I was given to someone as I've had this for
about I don't know.
Speaker 5: Thirty years. Wow, exactly, we're if switches here, he'd put
the train crashing into the station up there now. But
I'll just say, you know, there's like two things. I'm
a real skeptic about all of this, but there's two
things that happen, you know, and they actually do happen,
whether it has do religion or whatever. But there's something
called the stigmata. Yeah, yeah, okay, So the stigma, if
you can, if you can believe it, is some people
are so into the Crucifixion of Christ that they actually
manifest on their on their palms and on their feet
where the nails went into Christ's hands when they nailed
them on the cross, right, and this actually happens. I
mean it shows you that that at the very least
that you know, the mind over matter.
Speaker 6: And they're bleeding from one or all of those right, yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah yeah, I mean how does I mean that
is really strange. Now we've talked about this before. I mean,
these things to happen, Joni Mitchell. Everyone thinks is like
the Clean of Music has this very odd disease where
little mushrooms grow out of her skin, and they believe
that it's completely one psychological. So you can you can
do these things as bizarre as that sounds, Okay, you
can do these things with with you know, with your mind,
you know what I mean. I mean with your mind,
especially the stigmato when you think about what what what
does that mean? That it erupts bleeding wounds the exact
same place where Christ got Now that's very strange. And
the third thing is exorcisms. Okay, I mean the Catholic
Church kind of has the mock on on X and
and you know they work, you know what I mean.
I mean, this is something that's not.
Speaker 6: A ritual that's a real process, right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, you used to have You've had that gentleman
on here before, right, the bitch, the ex bishop. Yes,
he was very interesting, right, you know, and these things,
I mean, I mean it it happens. I mean what
they say happens. People get they would call it possessed.
Who knows what it is now, But it just seems
that there's some way that if you can just snap
your things at the right time, they're okay, you know.
Speaker 7: Like everything else, Like mac, can I just add something
when you finish that?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 2: Go?
Speaker 7: Uh do you recall you know George Newry from Coast
am yep?
Speaker 5: Well, what he used to do.
Speaker 7: I haven't listened to his show in years, but he
would do this thing, the power of prayer, and people
used to call him up with problems and he would
ask everyone who listeners to pray for that person and
they'd come back, like a week later in some cases
and say, you know, I'm healed though whatever the problem was.
So again, that goes the similar kind of thing. It's
what they call a power of prayer, right, and just
he used to do that every week, and I don't
know if he does it anymore, but.
Speaker 5: Right, so I would just let me just give you
one example of how skeptic I am. Okay, and I
would love to think that that stuff happens.
Speaker 6: Really Praying as a group is really something. If there's
something down the street down, if there's.
Speaker 5: Something to mass prayer, then okay.
Speaker 6: But the Adeline Rude Place down in Rowley, go ahead.
They haven't special guests during the during the summertime. And
then in between special guests, they have opportunities where you
can a number of their members will get together in
the same room and do a live prayer on your behalf,
whatever your situation OA, and and some work, and sometimes
it works, right, it may not work the first time.
Speaker 5: I remember you're yalla, remember Uri yellow yelling? Okay. So
even though he was giving some cred by the you know,
the remote viewers, what he used to do was this
how he started. I think he started in Switzerland of
some freaking place Israel. So he would say, all right,
if you have that old wristwatch that's broken, and it's
like in your top drawer somewhere, go get it and
go hold it against the TV. Okay, and and and
do that for a minute, right, And he would do
that now he knew that, you know, a vast majority
of wristwatches that go bro that that you know break right,
it's something in the in the in the timing stem, okay,
and if it broke, if you just hit it, it would
start working again, maybe for a minute or so, or
maybe forever. Well, he knew when people would just mean that,
take out the wristwatch and just a little little about
ten percent of the people of people are gonna go,
oh my god, oh my god. You know we work, right,
But you never hear about the eighty percent that said
this doesn't work, you know what I mean? So you know,
you only hear about the good pots. You only hear
about the good part.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I suppose, but it does work on a lot
of cases. That makes it seem like, why did it work?
Speaker 5: There's a lot of things that happened. You go, why
did that work? How did that happen?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 6: Me, you know, but I told you about the watch
that in the UK, mister Skeleton that I've had for years,
given to me by a good friend, has a happy
skeleton watch. I wish I was wearing it right now.
Only you go and I noticed it was in my closet.
I had mourning for a while because it's more a
stupid fit bit here it looked like it stopped. I
know it's electric watch, but had it was a cute motif. Yeah,
sounds it and I loved it, and I said, maybe
it's time. I'll take it before we go back the
United States are I just got to go back to
bring it to the jeweler down the street in Lymington
and see what they say about it. It's probably just
the battery anyway, who cares, doesn't work, I'm going to
toss it. I bring and I said, I brought, and
they said, well, if it's the battery, you know, have
it tomorrow. So they called me up and they and
they said, well, they called me and said it's not
the battery. But the person who said it wasn't the
battery wasn't there when I picked it up. I just
got some clerk that said, the envelope says it's not
the battery. So here you go.
Speaker 3: I what do you mean? Here you go?
Speaker 6: Maybe it's fixable. And I like this. It's cute. I
like to say there's cute skeleton and a black background.
It fills the whole watch up.
Speaker 5: Adorable.
Speaker 6: It's awesome something like this. Keith Richards would like it,
but go ahead. It fits well with my skeleton ring
show anyway. I said, Okay, I'll get a hold who
worked on it while she's not and today, I'll call
tomorrow and maybe it's maybe it's fixable, but it's for
a lot of money. I'm not going to do it,
so I'm kind of bumming want wanh wh Walking out
of the jewelry place, I said, okay, I got to
get go to one of the cafes or maybe go
to one of the pubs and when we get drunk,
because I really like this thing, that's the solution. I
really liked it. So I had set the time well,
the person was talking to me. I had set the
time to what the clocks had said in the store,
and I had a mantle clock worked on there too.
They hadn't worked for years. We brought it over with us.
They fixed it. Cost a few hundred dollars, but it
was worth every penny. It works great, great mantle clock,
so I know they do a good job. I set
the time and then I hit this cafe and I
didn't have the watch on me, but I had in
my pocket and it was kind of in my way.
I was getting the kleenex to watch up and watches
compared with my footbit. It's good. It's working.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's weird. Yeah, it's a miracle.
Speaker 6: My question was to them and they couldn't answer it.
Speaker 5: Do you know the BVM did.
Speaker 6: You put a new battery in it? Find out that
it still doesn't work, but didn't bother taking the battery out,
You just left the battery in there. It didn't charge
me for anything. Oh you know, because they didn't charge
me for anything. That nobody knows. No one knows, nobody
knows who worked on it. I agreed. So there's only
like four people working in there.
Speaker 5: A miracle, miracle.
Speaker 6: So it's been working ever since. It's like like uh
drunk January or so, okay, all right, and I decided
to bring it down there, and you know, see, if
it's fixing, it's not, I'm going to I think I'll
hold on to it, but i'll I was thinking about
isolated of Guadeloupe would fix it, but it didn't have to.
It started working, working in the shop.
Speaker 5: I think that's a great story to end the show on.
Speaker 6: So you know, you talk about the stem thing. Yes, right,
because I tried that, because I've tried that with watches.
It's the stem thing. I pull it out, push it
back in, rotate the hands, you know, listen to it.
I can't hear any ticking, so I know it's this
is dumb, but I tried it. Bring it to the store.
They say it's not the battery. I'm in the store
complaining about well what, don't just tell me what it's not.
Tell me if you can fix it up, you know.
And I set the time half hour later, so it's
keeping accurate time and it's kept accurate time ever since.
And they can't tell me who worked on it. A
person who work on it like leave the yeah, you know,
quit or something. This all stat of ten minutes ago.
And I asked one what time it was.
Speaker 5: Speaking of jewelry real quick, do you do You wear
a wedding ring, but you don't wear any other jewelry
you obviously have.
Speaker 6: I got a clatter ring here, and I got mister
Skeleton over here, and they got a tree of Life
on my bracelets and the Celtic knot on my wrist.
Speaker 5: It's like the Golden Girls. Dave wants us to go
what what what's the punchline around trying to throw us out? Yeah?
Speaker 6: No, I'm just curious because I don't wear any jewelry
at all.
Speaker 5: I just I have no never dealt with it. Being
of Italian origin, I should have amazing, I should the horn.
Oh yeah, not pinky ring. I just I just I
just I don't like the stuff to begin with. But also,
like with rings, I could never wear rings at work
because the equipment I was running damage the equipment geah,
or you would lose a finger. Well, thanks for sharing
that now just say noticing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, anyway, someday I'll tell you the story where I
had to strip down while I was setting up a
rock and roll show as a ROADI for bon Jovi,
for him himself. He said, we don't like that. I
had to take my belt off and everything.
Speaker 5: All right, that is another show.
Speaker 6: So that's that's the cheese for me. Yeah, road for
bon Chov.
Speaker 7: I can't wait for the next show.
Speaker 5: But why don't we do this just the sooner we
end this show, the sooner there'll be another show. So
I want to just thank you everyone for joining us. Uh,
let me see, thank you for brandy with the with
the next Brandy X, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 3: It's been such a blast. Thank you.
Speaker 5: But yes, so nice. You would say that and then
we'll go to see you again. That's how you would
ghost us. No never, Okay, well, thank you very much,
thanks for joining us. We'll tyke to you very soon.
Susan Kay had to leave. Thank you Susan though, and
all her four cats and her dog, and.
Speaker 6: She's got cute cats and horses. I was going to
ask her who her pick was for the Kentucky Derby
or if she even watched it. One some sovereign I think.
Speaker 7: The number one pick came in third.
Speaker 5: I think, oh, really, it's funny because I didn't watch
it and I know nothing about it. But I read
a quick thing that says something about every horse in
that race was related to Secretariat. Really, and somehow I
believe that that's the Thoroughbred line, that's the one in
bread Well the way that you want it though.
Speaker 6: And Mud too dangerous.
Speaker 5: His mother is a mother. So thank you Brandy for
joining us, Thank you, Susan Kay for joining us, Thank
you club for joining us up. Thank you.
Speaker 7: You know, I'm so happy that the show ended on
such a positive note after the.
Speaker 6: Way it began.
Speaker 7: I was really starting to get depressed.
Speaker 5: Okay, all right, well.
Speaker 7: Now I can go have my double dog and whatever.
Speaker 5: And yes, we're not going to talk about dead popes
or anything before we close. No next week, so when
I do the plugs and get out of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Homeshot Troops. Home Shot Troops is a military organization that
raises money for veterans who are engine in combat after
nine to eleven, that's the Iraqi War, in the Afghan War.
You first talk about them literally now thousands of times
they build homes for these people who came home missing
a limbon and whatever, and they make the home more
adaptable to their needs, lower count of space, not a
lot of stairs and so on. And then when they
build the house, and they're very nice houses, they rip
up the mortgage. They give them the keys. It's theirs forever.
They don't have that mortgage payment thing hanging over them
there head every month, I'm sure Troops is a they
give ninety on your charity dollar goes right to a veterans.
And so please google them. See what they're about. And
even more so these days, okay, see what's going on
with the veterans. See what they're doing to Veterans Day.
They're going to take away the name Veterans Day and
name it something else. Yes, yes, I mean I'm not
even going to bring it up here. But it is
so stupid, it's it's it's even hard to explain. But
they're taking away they're taking away the name Veterans Day. Okay,
if if, if, if that's not another slap in the face.
I don't know what it is. But just check it out,
you know, see see what they're doing. And so anyway,
this is Mac the entire gang saying see you here
us next time. Please be.
Speaker 6: Safe and happy.
Speaker 5: Please be safe, be happy, and bye bye