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Speaker 1: answer how that works and how to navigate that. I
Speaker 1: know it can be challenging. I saw a question that
Speaker 1: I wanted to ask you guys, what is a hobby
Speaker 1: that is it's like silently dangerous? Can you think of
Speaker 1: a hobby that is silently dangerous? Like like you could
Speaker 1: die doing it?
Speaker 6: And when you say silently, you don't think about it,
Speaker 6: like like riding motorcycles? Right, it's a hobby. And hey,
Speaker 6: everybody that gets all one knows that they're dangerous.
Speaker 1: But I'll give you. I'll give you a really good one.
Speaker 1: Uh huh making pizza or baking?
Speaker 5: Okay, how is that silently dangerous?
Speaker 1: So if you don't wear a face covering when you're
Speaker 1: around flower that long, you can get something called baker's
Speaker 1: lung and it can kill you.
Speaker 5: Really, I did not know that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's a really famous chef and he is having
Speaker 1: to step away because of it. And oh man, I
Speaker 1: gotta find his name because I don't remember exactly what
Speaker 1: his name is and when you hear him talk, you
Speaker 1: can hear like he's like this now. Okay, So that
Speaker 1: would be a silent killer. That could be a hobby. Okay,
Speaker 1: what do you got, Lindsay?
Speaker 4: I liked where Gimbi was going with the motorcycle riding
Speaker 4: because that's that's how my dad died. That's how I
Speaker 4: love it.
Speaker 1: But it's not silent.
Speaker 4: I think everybody about indoor like shooting.
Speaker 6: Okay, you don't think about that if you go to
Speaker 6: a gun range, indoor gun range, there's a chance it
Speaker 6: could ricochet, yeah and come back and hit you in
Speaker 6: the head, or.
Speaker 4: You think you're using blanks and it ain't a blank.
Speaker 5: Who goes to the shooting range with that?
Speaker 4: I know, I don't know he's made for sure. I
Speaker 4: thought of the actor Alec Baldwin.
Speaker 1: I mean, it wasn't the shooting range. What do you got, GIMPI?
Speaker 1: How about glass blowing? Nobody named glass.
Speaker 5: That movie with Samuel Jackson.
Speaker 6: Well you think about that though, Like that's a hobby
Speaker 6: for some people, right or or like milling and stuff
Speaker 6: like that, Like you don't think about it, but there
Speaker 6: is a level of danger there that goes with it.
Speaker 6: With glass blowing, there's a lot of fire and heat.
Speaker 6: You easily burn yourself if you don't. If you're not
Speaker 6: careful with milling and stuff like that. Let's say you're
Speaker 6: like do woodworking and you're like making chairs and stuff.
Speaker 6: You know, there's a chance you can get an article
Speaker 6: clothing caught up in the mill, you know, and rip
Speaker 6: your arm off, or god forbid you wear a necktie
Speaker 6: while you're doing it. Next thing you know, you're all
Speaker 6: wrapped up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, woodworking, I think is a is a perfect one.
Speaker 5: Yeah, saw blades, all kinds of stuff that goes in
Speaker 5: with that one.
Speaker 1: I would argue, anything you do by yourself, okay, fall
Speaker 1: and hit your head, then you die.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah right.
Speaker 1: Horseback riding is a great one. Ask Christopher Reeves, we
Speaker 1: didn't die.
Speaker 5: Well, he's dead now.
Speaker 1: He did eventually die. Yeah, that is true.
Speaker 6: True, But I mean he got on that horse, been
Speaker 6: doing it all of his life, but for a long time,
Speaker 6: probably rather skilled at it, and then you know, gets
Speaker 6: kicked off, falls off, whatever, and then he's paralyzed for
Speaker 6: the rest of his life.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So yeah, he doesn't like the phrase gotta get back
Speaker 1: up on that horse. No, that's not what he says,
Speaker 1: I think you can talk.
Speaker 6: If I remember correctly, he could talk. The only way
Speaker 6: he could move, though, is why like blowing into.
Speaker 5: That straw right right?
Speaker 1: No matter how hot it is today, you hate your
Speaker 1: life exactly. Think about that.
Speaker 5: You're not blowing in a straw to move.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, unless you know someone named straw.
Speaker 4: The man can't scratch his own itch.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Oh that's gotta suck.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm just saying that. Like, when it's hot like this,
Speaker 1: you get miserable pretty fast, or your tolerance for people driving,
Speaker 1: or your employer or your family gets real short. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you're not blowing in a tube to move around, right right.
Speaker 5: That is a great way to look at it. It
Speaker 5: could always be.
Speaker 1: Worse, right, Oh nail polished tech.
Speaker 5: You don't think about that.
Speaker 1: But yeah, the fumes, well then they do the drum
Speaker 1: all and they file it down and all that dust
Speaker 1: gets in their lungs. Man, a lot of respiratory things.
Speaker 4: Huh. Right. I go in there and I say, well,
Speaker 4: and that's not really a hobby. It's it's a career choice.
Speaker 1: Fair, yeah, or it's not.
Speaker 4: But I do get pissed when I go in there
Speaker 4: and I see that they've got the mask on. I'm like,
Speaker 4: can I get one of those breath.
Speaker 1: While they're doing that?
Speaker 5: Here's something that they they have cave diving.
Speaker 1: Dude, dude, people that do that deep diving or any
Speaker 1: type of spelunking, They're like, what do you do? They
Speaker 1: show those people going into those really tight places. I'm like, said,
Speaker 1: till down, Why you.
Speaker 5: Get your hip stuck on one? Little crabs done?
Speaker 4: What are you expecting to find?
Speaker 1: I'm always flabbergasted on these people that go into like
Speaker 1: old buildings and they find a tunnel, and then they
Speaker 1: get in the tunnel and go around. I'm like, how
Speaker 1: do you find.
Speaker 5: Your way back? Right? Breadcrumbs just part of the adventure?
Speaker 5: Y you?
Speaker 1: No, thank you?
Speaker 6: Like free divers, the ones that have no tank at
Speaker 6: all whatsoever and they just dive down as deep as
Speaker 6: they can on one breath.
Speaker 5: No thank you.
Speaker 1: There is a free diving document, is it The Deepest Breath? Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's on Netflix. It is wild. Why someone? I get
Speaker 1: the beauty and the serenity of it, so sitting in silence?
Speaker 1: Yeah right, get some noise canceling headphones.
Speaker 6: I would rather read a book than dive to the
Speaker 6: bottom of the lake on one breath.
Speaker 1: Nothing is more panic inducing than the ability to not
Speaker 1: breathe and knowing that if you do breathe, you're going
Speaker 1: to suck in a bunch of water.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you have those water pods that you can go
Speaker 4: sit in.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're not underwater. They're pretty serene.
Speaker 5: Though.
Speaker 1: Exactly are you supposed to be naked in those?
Speaker 4: I don't think so.
Speaker 1: Oh, I mean it could be.
Speaker 5: Were you naked in one of those before corse?
Speaker 1: I thought you were supposed to them. There's salt water, so.
Speaker 4: It's fine.
Speaker 1: There's absolutely a camera in there. I bet there is.
Speaker 5: I've never been in one. I don't know. Dude.
Speaker 1: They're awesome, they really are. Do you fall asleep like
Speaker 1: that in them? I hear you can have some pretty
Speaker 1: spiritual moments, because sensory deprivation chambers is what we're talking. No, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: that is a thing, And you are right that people
Speaker 1: have really trippy experiences. These are just like like, there
Speaker 1: are these pods and they don't always have to be
Speaker 1: a pod but with a lid. But it's salt water
Speaker 1: and it's really quiet and the lights are dim and
Speaker 1: you just you float on top of the water because
Speaker 1: there's so much salt in the water and you just
Speaker 1: zone out. Okay, interest, Yeah, it's like the best bed
Speaker 1: you've ever laid on.
Speaker 6: All right, Dan, this is a parkour is another one
Speaker 6: that they fail on this list I found.
Speaker 1: I think people know that that's pretty dangerous though. That's
Speaker 1: part of the thrill of it, because there are some
Speaker 1: hobbies that the thrill is why you do it.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: Uh, it has bull riding on here. I think you
Speaker 1: know the dangers behind bull riding. Yeah, somebody said that
Speaker 1: he was paralyzed. He does feel the itch.
Speaker 4: Well, he feels it. I said he can't as long.
Speaker 5: As it's from the neck up.
Speaker 1: Well, I think you would feel it. You just can't
Speaker 1: use your joints and muscles. Your brain can't tell it
Speaker 1: to do that. But you, oh what the worst?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 1: You got an inch? You can't tell people. You can't
Speaker 1: move your eyes fast enough to tell people.
Speaker 6: Right, And your old lady is there to help you,
Speaker 6: and she's pissed off at you at the time, so
Speaker 6: she just lets you sit there and she's got her.
Speaker 1: Air pods in because she's tired of hearing your ventilator
Speaker 1: and your car move around. Right, some me text them
Speaker 1: working with cement puts you at risk.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, And you know what, I've been watching
Speaker 4: these videos of this woman who makes the coolest craft
Speaker 4: ideas with cement. I'm like, I could really get into that.
Speaker 1: Give me an example she's making.
Speaker 4: She's taking old blankets, right, yeah, she'll place them and
Speaker 4: she's doing it all outdoors. But she'll take these old
Speaker 4: blankets and she'll place them over a bucket. She'll dip
Speaker 4: them in a bucket of cement and then place them over,
Speaker 4: say a giant bucket, and so it's lounged and when
Speaker 4: it dries, it is this big blanket. And she makes
Speaker 4: a big potted plant pot for plants in it, and
Speaker 4: it just it looks so neat, and then she'll paint
Speaker 4: it and she just does the coolest things. Or she'll
Speaker 4: make stepping stones for a garden and just in the
Speaker 4: coolest ways.
Speaker 1: You and I have different definitions of fun and cool
Speaker 1: because pods and stepping stones, yeah, do not rank for
Speaker 1: me as like really cool things. I don't know if
Speaker 1: there's a stepping stone or pot that could convince me
Speaker 1: to do anything.
Speaker 4: Wow, you get creative.
Speaker 1: I don't think there's a pot or a stepping zone
Speaker 1: that could trigger me to get creative, because I'll just
Speaker 1: go buy a forty nine set one from Lows right
Speaker 1: and drop it where I need it.
Speaker 5: No, I kind of like this.
Speaker 6: I bet you you I can make one better, though,
Speaker 6: I'm gonna take it. Pottery, yeah, No, pottery is different.
Speaker 6: Like people that make stuff out of the spinning wheel
Speaker 6: and do all that.
Speaker 1: I think that's I couldn't do that. I'd be the
Speaker 1: one that's spinning off and flying everywhere. Same.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I need Tom, I need Patrick Swayzey behind me.
Speaker 1: A ghost. That feels weird for you to say that
Speaker 1: you don't like ghosts. I love ghosts, not haunting you.
Speaker 6: Well, but if they're hot, like Patrick Swayzey likes man,
Speaker 6: you're like, hey, get.
Speaker 1: On back there, A big fellow staying glass. Somebody said
Speaker 1: from doing all the soldering.
Speaker 6: Right, Yeah, cheating on your spouse got a little level
Speaker 6: of danger there.
Speaker 1: If you'd call that a hobby. It feels weird to
Speaker 1: call that a hobby.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Combat sports okay.
Speaker 5: Right, m M A jiu jitsu stuff like that.
Speaker 1: I mean jiu jitsu, there's I have no I do
Speaker 1: know someone the how to grab her.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I mean you've came in with the black
Speaker 5: eye before.
Speaker 6: But that's not it's death. It's still mildly dangerous. Just
Speaker 6: because you got the light into the stick. I mean
Speaker 6: you could have you could have, you know, had an
Speaker 6: aneurysm and daed, but no, you.
Speaker 5: Got lucky and just got a black eye.
Speaker 1: I know someone that would go to like just working
Speaker 1: out and they had a muscle degeneration thing get triggered
Speaker 1: and it put them in the hospital four months. Okay, wow,
Speaker 1: and one of the toughest dudes ever. Not muscular like
Speaker 1: intry ear when he walks, right, just a normal looking
Speaker 1: dude who was in law enforcement and just a straight
Speaker 1: but ass right right, his wife a but ass like
Speaker 1: just their whole lineage as tough as nails, and it
Speaker 1: dismantled him.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I can imagine if you were.
Speaker 4: A volunteer fireman, would that be considered a hobby? Okay, yeah,
Speaker 4: and that's dangerous.
Speaker 1: But I think fireman know that that's dangerous. You know
Speaker 1: that that is dangerous. Yeah, you go in knowing like
Speaker 1: I could die today.
Speaker 5: Yeah, any kind of public service like that, I think,
Speaker 5: you know, police officer, whatever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the cheating on your spouse one's funny, right, because
Speaker 1: you're not wrong.
Speaker 5: No, you're after shagging some dame. Her old man comes in.
Speaker 1: Catches you in your old lady comes in, catches.
Speaker 5: You in the ache, the witch way. You're getting shot
Speaker 5: in the head or hit with a shovel.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I could shoot somebody for having
Speaker 1: sex with my partner.
Speaker 5: Could you hit him with a shovel? Though?
Speaker 6: Ah?
Speaker 1: Maybe in the moment like I think I'm coming home
Speaker 1: to you know, unpack the groceries, right, maybe, But finding
Speaker 1: out and then hunting them down, Oh yeah, that is
Speaker 1: a whole other thing that makes you a bit of
Speaker 1: a crazy person. Yeah, justifiable crazy, let's not just Nope,
Speaker 1: you can't use the word justifiable and crazy next to
Speaker 1: each other. Only people that want to defend being reckless.
Speaker 1: Those two words do not connect.
Speaker 6: Come home, fine or cheating? You go out, get you
Speaker 6: some dinner, think about it for a little bit, and
Speaker 6: then grab the shelvel.
Speaker 1: If you believe in justifiable craziness, then you believe that
Speaker 1: it's okay for a woman on her period to kill somebody.
Speaker 5: Right, what is a justifiable homicide?
Speaker 1: I don't think there is one. No, I don't think
Speaker 1: there is a justifiable homicide. Out there. You may think
Speaker 1: it's justice. That is not the same thing.
Speaker 5: My illegal standards.
Speaker 6: Justifiable homicide as fully lawful and carries no criminal liability.
Speaker 6: Justifiable homicide, somebody breaks into your house, Okay, stand your ground,
Speaker 6: stand your ground. I think that's justifiable homicide. Here's what
Speaker 6: it says, self defense, defense of others, law enforcement, and duty.
Speaker 6: Those are three types of justifiable homicide.
Speaker 5: That's fair.
Speaker 1: I didn't consider defending yourself as justifiable homicide. But there
Speaker 1: are people that defend themselves and aren't in.
Speaker 5: The just to do that.
Speaker 6: And then defensive others, protecting another innocent person from immediate
Speaker 6: deadly attacks. So let's just say the three of us
Speaker 6: are out and then you know, some raper comes up, manhandles,
Speaker 6: you know, Corbin, trying to get him in the back alley.
Speaker 6: Lindsey pulls out her piece, shoots the guy in the head,
Speaker 6: the raper in the head to protect Corbin from getting
Speaker 6: raped in a dark alley somewhere.
Speaker 5: That's justifiable homicide.
Speaker 4: Wasn't there a guy here locally? I think that he
Speaker 4: his daughter I believe, was with a child predator, and
Speaker 4: he killed the child predator and he ended up not
Speaker 4: facing any jail time.
Speaker 6: Okay, Yeah, like in the act of deadline, because I
Speaker 6: think that's the only way that you could get away
Speaker 6: with that.
Speaker 1: You as an individual cannot decide a punishment for an
Speaker 1: appeared crime, whether you see with your own eyes or not. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you have a right to defend yourself. You were right
Speaker 1: to defend your family right, But to do it because
Speaker 1: you think they're diddling does not feel like in line
Speaker 1: with Staniard ground.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think you have to catch them in the act.
Speaker 1: Well, it's like that that UFC fighter that he thought
Speaker 1: he was gonna shoot the person that is on trial
Speaker 1: for allegedly molesting a family member or something like that.
Speaker 1: He hunts them down, shoots them from his car, Yeah,
Speaker 1: shoots through their car, hits the person's father, and he
Speaker 1: gets caught. Obviously, goes to jail, and people are like,
Speaker 1: he shouldn't be in jail. In jail, you shot somebody
Speaker 1: that wasn't a part of it, right, Granted it was
Speaker 1: an accident, but you went out it wasn't an accident.
Speaker 1: You recklessly point your weapon in a direction He did
Speaker 1: not mean to shoot the person's father, is what I
Speaker 1: mean by accident? Start shooting at you. One Holster yea,
Speaker 1: and in an accident at that point, as far as
Speaker 1: I'm concerned you being reckless.
Speaker 5: Wow, man, we went longer?
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Speaker 1: In ninety seven, five kmod.
Speaker 4: Man charged after chasing ramming car over sugar baby disputes.
Speaker 4: This happened at the Villages in Florida, where a sixty
Speaker 4: seven year old Florida man faces five felony charges after
Speaker 4: a tender sugar baby arrangement turned violent. David O'Brien met
Speaker 4: twenty one year old Mariah Turback on the dating app
Speaker 4: offering one thousand dollars per visit plus dining and shopping.
Speaker 4: After giving Mariah eight hundred dollars and taking her back
Speaker 4: to his village's retirement community home, she became uncomfortable.
Speaker 1: Retirement retirement home.
Speaker 4: Hey you know the villages, Yeah, villages exactly. So she
Speaker 4: was uncomfortable there and she called her friends to leave. Well,
Speaker 4: mister O'Brien demanded his money back. He's like, I ain't
Speaker 4: paying you to leave. So when she refused to give
Speaker 4: it up, he pursued her friend's vehicle in his Ford
Speaker 4: f one point fifty. He rammed it twice at a
Speaker 4: traffic circle until it became disabled. He told police he
Speaker 4: felt scammed. He's being held on a ninety thousand dollars
Speaker 4: bond facing aggravated assault and four counts of aggravated battery.
Speaker 5: Oh, because all of them in the car. Each one's
Speaker 5: a yeah, separate count.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he was expecting some nookie after buying her gifts,
Speaker 4: taking her shopping, and giving her eight hundred dollars.
Speaker 5: That's not surprising. Yeah, I cat's see why he would
Speaker 5: be accecting.
Speaker 6: Man walks into a convenience store naked because he wanted
Speaker 6: to out of Japan where Last Wednesday, about two in
Speaker 6: the morning, police started getting calls from people passing by
Speaker 6: saying there was a naked man walking down the street.
Speaker 5: Well to ours Aletta. They finally went and decided to
Speaker 5: go look for the man. So around four a m.
Speaker 6: They got a call from a convenience store employee who
Speaker 6: said that a naked man had just walked into the
Speaker 6: store and then turned around and left. So police are
Speaker 6: canvassing the area. They find the man, a guy that
Speaker 6: goes by the name of Rio Kubo. They found him
Speaker 6: in the parking lot of the store. They went ahead
Speaker 6: and arrested him. They asked him why he was naked.
Speaker 6: He said that he simply felt like walking around nicked
Speaker 6: and that he had done it before. Police say he
Speaker 6: was not drunk at the time.
Speaker 1: Didn't say what I sober?
Speaker 5: Sober going around he was walking around do some crazy things.
Speaker 4: Gets to you.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it ever will be hot enough
Speaker 1: for me to be so insecure of my naked body
Speaker 1: against all right, just being honest, that was gonna say
Speaker 1: me too. Woman throwing boiling water on coworker. Memphis woman
Speaker 1: is accused of throwing boiling water on her coworker. The
Speaker 1: incident happened at a taco bell last weekend. The victim
Speaker 1: says he was playing around with fellow employee when she
Speaker 1: said she was gonna burn him. She then allegedly walked
Speaker 1: to the back of the restaurant, grabbed the hot water,
Speaker 1: and threw it at the man before fleeing the scene.
Speaker 1: He was taken to the burn unit to be treated
Speaker 1: for second degree burns to his leg and stomach. The
Speaker 1: nineteen year old suspect was later rested and facing aggravated
Speaker 1: assault charges. This is one of those things where you
Speaker 1: might think you're being fun throwing.
Speaker 5: Boiling water on somewhere.
Speaker 1: No no, no, no no, not knowing the other person
Speaker 1: is extremely agitated. M not touching you, not touching you,
Speaker 1: not touching you. That's how you get smacked on a
Speaker 1: bus coming back from Oklahoma City, had a work event, right, gimpee,
Speaker 1: I'm just saying that, like you think you might be like,
Speaker 1: we're just joking, and then you just go, I'm telling
Speaker 1: you I'm gonna dump boiling water on you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, whatever. I bet you won't do it.
Speaker 1: Oh, come on, you pansy.
Speaker 4: Right yeah, I'm just around.
Speaker 5: Yeah, boiling water sucks. Why did you do that?
Speaker 1: I told him, right, It's not my fault. He didn't
Speaker 1: heed the warning. Yeah, I'm confident that's what was said.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yeah, I tried to warn him. He didn't
Speaker 5: want to.
Speaker 1: Listen and those last forever. I don't think second degree
Speaker 1: is as serious.
Speaker 6: Still pretty rough, right, yeah, I mean you're not looking
Speaker 6: like one of those shiners kids, but it's still leaving
Speaker 6: the mark.
Speaker 1: I mean, I think I don't know if it does.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it's as it's not awesome.
Speaker 9: I know.
Speaker 6: When we were kids, my brother was making iced tea
Speaker 6: and of course you got to boil the water with
Speaker 6: the tea bags, and he accidentally spilt it on his
Speaker 6: leg and it burnt his thigh and it left him
Speaker 6: terrible scar that you can still see to this day.
Speaker 6: It's lightened up quite a bit, but you can still
Speaker 6: see where it had burned him. Yeah, just stop a
Speaker 6: boiling water just like that. It wasn't hot, grease or anything.
Speaker 1: But I'm not trying to downplay burns. Yeah, I'm just
Speaker 1: saying that first degree is you're like, ow doesn't blister.
Speaker 1: Second degree blister, third degree I can see underneath the skin, Yeah,
Speaker 1: like the skin is gone, so a couple of blisters
Speaker 1: would be which I've had that. I've had second degree
Speaker 1: burns out in the sun. Yeah, right, not that he
Speaker 1: shouldn't be complaining.
Speaker 5: Right, It doesn't stop him from sucking.
Speaker 1: He gets any shifty once at the bell right, Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: sure what he got burned. He probably could sue them
Speaker 1: and win.
Speaker 5: Sue the company. We can sue the company. The company
Speaker 5: have to do with it. She was the one that
Speaker 5: did it. Sue her totally.
Speaker 1: Where was the manager?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I am the manager.
Speaker 1: Where's it was? Is their training that says don't throw
Speaker 1: boiling water on people?
Speaker 5: Rightly?
Speaker 1: Why do they need.
Speaker 4: Boiling water because that's how they get.
Speaker 5: The meat because the meat's in a bag.
Speaker 1: Bag.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the meat's in a bag.
Speaker 1: I thought they just dumped it in the thing and
Speaker 1: then it heat it up.
Speaker 5: I never worked at a Taco bells.
Speaker 7: I don't know either.
Speaker 6: I know they got those really cool guns that shoot
Speaker 6: out the sour cream. It's just kind of neat sour
Speaker 6: cream cock gun.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I like the cock gun.
Speaker 1: Yes, and the guacamole. Yeah, kind of like when you
Speaker 1: get whiped cream in the can.
Speaker 6: Uh ha ha ha.
Speaker 5: You know those employees are back. They're doing it, shoot
Speaker 5: it in my MoU.
Speaker 1: All right, we got to take a break. We'll be back.
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Speaker 1: All right, let's do best and Worst of the weekend.
Speaker 1: What's the best thing that happened this weekend? And the
Speaker 1: worst thing that happened this weekend? BMMS and whatever that is?
Speaker 1: Eight two nine four five, lindsay, what's the best and
Speaker 1: what's the worst.
Speaker 4: We had a really busy weekend Friday night, we hung
Speaker 4: out with some dear friends of ours who just moved
Speaker 4: into their new home. Actually they moved into it last month.
Speaker 4: We've just been too busy to actually hang out. So
Speaker 4: we did that Friday night and they got a big,
Speaker 4: beautiful home with a nice backyard pool and all that.
Speaker 4: And celebrated my son's sixteenth birthday a little early with them.
Speaker 7: So that was great.
Speaker 4: Bad news is now that they live like a half
Speaker 4: hour away from us. I guess the worst part of
Speaker 4: the weekend would be the heat. It was pretty miserable.
Speaker 4: Our yard needs to be mode and we can't even
Speaker 4: do that, not only because of the heat, but because
Speaker 4: of the city working across the street from our house,
Speaker 4: and it is they're blowing up so much dust in
Speaker 4: the air. It's so bad anyways, we can't even be
Speaker 4: out there. And then you add mowing, it's just unbearable.
Speaker 4: So that's probably the worst.
Speaker 1: Best and worst of the weekend. What's the best part
Speaker 1: of the weekend. What's the worst part of the weekend?
Speaker 1: Gimp Friday was probably the best part of the weekend.
Speaker 6: After the show, you know, hung out for a little
Speaker 6: bit and gave my motorcycle a much needed bath after
Speaker 6: that long ride on vacation.
Speaker 5: She's covered in bugs.
Speaker 6: And then I went hung out with my old lady
Speaker 6: for a little bit my brother, and then after that
Speaker 6: I rode out to round the corner bar and grill
Speaker 6: there and Broken Arrow did the karaoke night.
Speaker 5: That was a lot of fun. I got to see
Speaker 5: what this battle karaoke was all about. It's very interesting.
Speaker 6: The worst part of the weekend really, isn't It's not
Speaker 6: bad like I woke up in jail.
Speaker 5: Worst part of the weekend, right, But as as a
Speaker 5: fire sucks.
Speaker 6: My daughter, who was recently engaged, informed us that she's
Speaker 6: going to be moving to Washington August or September. So
Speaker 6: it just sucks to watch your little girl grow up
Speaker 6: and then become this woman, and then you know, getting
Speaker 6: married and then moving away so far away.
Speaker 5: It's just kind of.
Speaker 1: You know, I get that, but you get to add
Speaker 1: some states exactly.
Speaker 5: That is true. That is very true.
Speaker 6: I don't know if she's moving to DC or state.
Speaker 6: She just said Washington. So we'll get together this weekend
Speaker 6: and find out more about that. Best and worst the weekend.
Speaker 6: What's the best thing that happened this weekend and the
Speaker 6: worst thing that happened this weekend. Best part of the
Speaker 6: weekend would have to be I've been taking a break
Speaker 6: from reading, started reading again. I've hammered out like one
Speaker 6: hundred pages in two days. Pretty good, And yeah, it
Speaker 6: was nice and quiet, let my mind rest. And then
Speaker 6: the worst part was I was super sick yesterday. That's
Speaker 6: sick where I was like, I don't know if I'm
Speaker 6: gonna be able come in Monday.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but uh, I just laid on the couch under
Speaker 1: a blanky book, fell asleep a bunch off and on
Speaker 1: and was better.
Speaker 5: So I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's not the cycle spora.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think you hope.
Speaker 1: Best and worst of the weekend? What's the best part
Speaker 1: of the weekend. What's the worst part of the weekend.
Speaker 1: Here's the text that came in. Best of the weekend,
Speaker 1: got to take my kids swimming and spend some quality
Speaker 1: time with him. My wife also took a shot at
Speaker 1: a new career opportunity and got it. She starts this morning.
Speaker 1: I'm genuinely happy for her. I did not have a
Speaker 1: worst of the weekend. That's awesome. Would why do you
Speaker 1: gotta tell me you're genuinely happy? Can't you just be happy.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you're happy not genuine Maybe, so maybe he's faking
Speaker 1: it a lot and he's like, no, I'm serious guy,
Speaker 1: this time, I really mean.
Speaker 4: Maybe he thought he was going to be a little
Speaker 4: bit jealous. I've heard making that career move like he.
Speaker 1: Was like he's surprised he's that happy for her.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like maybe he wishes it was something that he
Speaker 4: could do for himself.
Speaker 1: Okay, probably just the worst had to work Saturday. It
Speaker 1: was hot Sunday, and I had to go grocery shopping,
Speaker 1: and then we started putting our new bed frame together
Speaker 1: and we didn't get it done till twelve am. A
Speaker 1: dim time, did you start eleven? Anytime you get a
Speaker 1: project like that, some sort of in a box put together,
Speaker 1: I always love to see how many screws there are?
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: We're like, we're gonna do how many screws? Right, because
Speaker 1: when it's all said and done, you don't think about it.
Speaker 1: But there's some of those packs you get, you know
Speaker 1: where it's plastic molded on. Right, there's two hundred screws.
Speaker 5: You're like, what what?
Speaker 1: The best thing I ever did was invest in a
Speaker 1: low torque automatic screwdriver. Oh yeah, so I don't have
Speaker 1: to sit there and crank it. But I'm also not
Speaker 1: stripping or overdoing it. It's fun during crankeet sometimes, yeah,
Speaker 1: but with low torque. Best spend some quality time with
Speaker 1: the wife cutting back the bushes and weeds in a
Speaker 1: couple spots that had turned into a full on jungle.
Speaker 1: It's insane how fast that stuff grows. House looks way
Speaker 1: better worst the heat. Felt dizzy a few times and
Speaker 1: had to keep stopping for breaks. Okay, full disclosure. I
Speaker 1: don't know what it is in the last year, but
Speaker 1: I get that way in the heat. Oh yeah, Well
Speaker 1: I used to be able to just chug along man.
Speaker 5: Same it's called getting older, man.
Speaker 1: But I'll be like, like, thanks to jitsu, I know
Speaker 1: what it's like when the curtains are closing. You know,
Speaker 1: when you're about to faint, and I'll see those curtains
Speaker 1: come around the corner. I'll go, whoa, it's getting inside
Speaker 1: real quick. Yeah, just sit down.
Speaker 4: It happens to me mostly when like I'm in the
Speaker 4: weed pulling zone.
Speaker 1: So I'm down like on you're on your knees, yes,
Speaker 1: uh huh pull, but I am like.
Speaker 4: I'm halfway done and I can I'll get up real
Speaker 4: quick and then it's like, oh, I have to take
Speaker 4: a break. I have to stop myself. But my adhd
Speaker 4: ask will will just keep ongoing and not know when
Speaker 4: to stop. Yeah, it's okay to leave weeds. Oh I
Speaker 4: can't stand it, but it's okay. No, but it's an eyesore.
Speaker 1: Because they'll come back. You eventually have to go back
Speaker 1: and get them anyway. Are you a pullar tugger or
Speaker 1: do you use a tool?
Speaker 4: So I I am a pullar, but I do have
Speaker 4: the tool that twist that you twist you have to
Speaker 4: make it easier. Yeah, yeah, helps you so much more.
Speaker 5: Do you use it?
Speaker 1: When you twist it can be right? Like because they
Speaker 1: have those ones, you gotta use both.
Speaker 4: Hands, yes, yes, both hands.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And when you do that, like, how happy are you
Speaker 1: when you pull that thing right out?
Speaker 4: So satisfying, So satisfying.
Speaker 1: If you have a stubborn one, how much do you
Speaker 1: get into it? Because I have this, like, you will
Speaker 1: not break me. I will beat you weed.
Speaker 4: I mean you can. My muscles muscles will start showing
Speaker 4: because I will. I will yank that damn tool until
Speaker 4: I'm sweating until that that we loosens.
Speaker 5: Sometimes it's really hard to get it out.
Speaker 6: So I heard that if you spit on it and
Speaker 6: grab it with both hands and start tugging, yeah, it
Speaker 6: makes it a lot easily.
Speaker 1: Wear gloves. Yeah, you gotta wear gloves. Best part was
Speaker 1: my vacation. I was off all last week on the
Speaker 1: Emerald Coast birtha be damned. Worst was coming home to
Speaker 1: dead ac at a ninety four degree in my house.
Speaker 5: That's gotta suck.
Speaker 1: Bess went to creek and swam with the friends and pupps.
Speaker 1: Worst found out my girlfriend was cheating with her ex.
Speaker 1: You know you could argue that's the best sex with
Speaker 1: the ex. No that you found out your girlfriend was
Speaker 1: cheating with your ex, because now you know it's not
Speaker 1: having behind your back and it's over.
Speaker 4: Yeah right.
Speaker 1: Best I had all you can eat crab legs and
Speaker 1: shrimp boil at Grand Lake. Worst part is I broke
Speaker 1: down on the jet ski in the middle of the
Speaker 1: lake for a while until I had to whistle someone
Speaker 1: down how long because I'd be mad at some friends
Speaker 1: if I went out and I'm on a jet ski
Speaker 1: and I'm not back in like twenty minutes, and you're like, huh,
Speaker 1: he's fine.
Speaker 5: Right, Yeah, then you gotta get towed in.
Speaker 1: Best part me and my seven year old son went
Speaker 1: camp together. Worst part it was hot fooh. Best part
Speaker 1: of the weekend getting the ac of my truck working.
Speaker 1: Worst doing yard work and being drained.
Speaker 5: By the heat. Another one.
Speaker 1: Best of the weekend is I got to mow the
Speaker 1: yard in the heat while the dirt blowed on me
Speaker 1: from the neighbor's yard. The worst was I had to
Speaker 1: drive my neighbors to my neighbor's house who won't mow
Speaker 1: their yard in the heat because the dirt's blowing. Best,
Speaker 1: got the first Dungeon Crawler book. Worst, had to work
Speaker 1: all weekend.
Speaker 5: Good for you.
Speaker 1: Glad you're joining the colt about one hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: pages and.
Speaker 5: You'll go, whoa.
Speaker 1: It starts off a little wild, but it's worth it,
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Speaker 5: Cool.
Speaker 6: But it says here that the former FDA chief says
Speaker 6: that Cyclist spor is.
Speaker 5: Not under control. Gee, you don't say formerly.
Speaker 1: I would have gotten it under control. I just don't
Speaker 1: work there anymore.
Speaker 5: NU, that'll doubt.
Speaker 6: Former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb says that the agency, excuse me,
Speaker 6: does not yet have the Cyclist spies outbreak under control.
Speaker 6: He said in an appearance on television that while the
Speaker 6: FDA has done well in tracing the issue to central
Speaker 6: Mako and specific farms, the situation remains unresolved. Gottlieb says
Speaker 6: that officials cannot be certain the identified growing region is
Speaker 6: the only source of contamination. Trump orders warning signs outside
Speaker 6: of the Smithsonian. President Trump is calling for signs to
Speaker 6: be placed outside the Smiths smith Yeah, that big museum,
Speaker 6: Smithsonian Museum, warning of alleged quote historical inaccuracy.
Speaker 5: He said.
Speaker 6: On Friday, he ordered the Interior Department to place signs
Speaker 6: in front of the Smithsonian National Museum of American History
Speaker 6: in Washington, DC, notifying visitors that the museum exhibits need
Speaker 6: to be renovated. The administration recently accused the museum's director
Speaker 6: of radical activist ideology and undermining the faith in American institutions.
Speaker 6: Smithsonian Director and the Heart told Congress last week that
Speaker 6: the museum was simply adding the evidence that earlier tellings left.
Speaker 5: Out of American history.
Speaker 1: Chaos man constantly what else we got here? The US
Speaker 1: strategy from other things exactly like you know, explosive diarrhea
Speaker 1: or explosions. US to reopen border to Mexican cattle imports.
Speaker 1: The US will begin phased opening of the country's southern
Speaker 1: cattle ports. The decision by the Department of Agriculture on
Speaker 1: Friday will allow a limited amount of cattle to be
Speaker 1: imported from Mexico after the ports were closed in May
Speaker 1: to control the spread of the New World screw worm outbreak.
Speaker 1: The USDA will reopen the livestock ports in Douglas, Arizona,
Speaker 1: on August twenty fourth. Other ports will reopen later, depending
Speaker 1: on Mexico's compliance with the Joint Action Plan. And then
Speaker 1: lastly here the Tulsa Zoo to close early due to
Speaker 1: extreme heat. The Tulsa Zoo is set to close at
Speaker 1: two pm from Sunday through Thursday due to the forecast
Speaker 1: at extreme heat. Admission for the zoo will be available
Speaker 1: until one pm on those days. Tulsa Zoo Summer camps
Speaker 1: will continue as scheduled. The Zoo said it will continue
Speaker 1: to monitor the latest weather forecast, but plans to return
Speaker 1: to normal operating hours on the Friday. Good morning, Lindsay Who,
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Speaker 1: of their lives with us. And Casey is on, Hi, Casey,
Speaker 1: how are you good?
Speaker 5: How are you good?
Speaker 1: Casey? It says here you're married for been married for
Speaker 1: eleven years. How did you meet your wife?
Speaker 9: We originally met in middle school and then I moved away.
Speaker 9: Hadn't seen each other for about five or six years,
Speaker 9: and I went to Rocklahoma to work the concert and
Speaker 9: right end up run der at the gas station on
Speaker 9: the way.
Speaker 1: You ran into her at the gas station. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: you're like, hey, what's up?
Speaker 9: Yeah, from my buddy pointed her out, was like, hey, man,
Speaker 9: didn't we go to school with her? That's shin And
Speaker 9: I said yeah, And we hung out for most of
Speaker 9: the concerts. She's sneaking the beer in her mug, so
Speaker 9: I went and't get in trouble. And then after the concerts,
Speaker 9: all we're over. I found her on Facebook and her
Speaker 9: a message. Been together ever since?
Speaker 5: Nice?
Speaker 1: And you guys have kids together? Kids right?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 1: You got quite the age difference in these kids.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I got a ten year old and a twenty
Speaker 9: year old, you know, one in college and one going
Speaker 9: into the When is the fifth grade?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 1: That's that's quite the difference in age. It says here
Speaker 1: that you've you were paralyzed for a few days. How
Speaker 1: does one get paralyzed for a few days?
Speaker 9: When my son was about two or three years old,
Speaker 9: I was laying down on the floor on my stomach
Speaker 9: watching TV and he started climbing up on the back
Speaker 9: of the couch and I was like, hey, man, get down,
Speaker 9: I don't want you to fall and hurt yourself. Him,
Speaker 9: being a kid, jumped off the back of the couch
Speaker 9: and threw his speed forward. Well when he jumped, he
Speaker 9: then butt first right on my lower back and I
Speaker 9: heard a loud pop and it felt a sharp pain
Speaker 9: shoot down my legs, really hurting. It in my l
Speaker 9: four disc in my lower back forward and it pushed
Speaker 9: into my nerves, paralyzing me. I didn't realize it until
Speaker 9: I kind of went to push myself up and just
Speaker 9: kind of fell over looked down. I had peed all
Speaker 9: over myself. It's like this thing good, I can't stand up.
Speaker 1: That is a crazy moment. So you go to the hospital,
Speaker 1: you go to the doctor.
Speaker 5: What do you do?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 9: The first thing I did was Army crawled my room
Speaker 9: and changed my pants because this kind of embarrassed a
Speaker 9: pete all over myself.
Speaker 1: You wait, wait, hold on, you like you urinated yourself
Speaker 1: just from the force, or your bladder was.
Speaker 7: Full or.
Speaker 9: I so I guess when it hit me and it
Speaker 9: pretty much just paralyzed me. I had no control, I
Speaker 9: couldn't hold it in.
Speaker 1: Wow, I'd never heard this real common. Yeah, I've never
Speaker 1: heard that happen anybody, But that is crazy that had
Speaker 1: to know what Yeah, would have been embarrassed too, man.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 9: En, I called my dad and he came and picked
Speaker 9: me up. Of course, bringing a two seater work truck,
Speaker 9: so we had to take my old car that was
Speaker 9: real hard to get into. Went to one hospital, was
Speaker 9: there for about a day, and they didn't have the
Speaker 9: step to figure out what was wrong because I got
Speaker 9: shipped to another hospital in Tulsa, and I was there
Speaker 9: for about three or four days before I really could
Speaker 9: start moving around. And it was just real stiff for
Speaker 9: a long time.
Speaker 1: And they put you on medicine or.
Speaker 9: Uh yeah, I was on some medicine for a little while,
Speaker 9: and then you know, the whole insurance thing ran out.
Speaker 9: So I just kind of what I can give by
Speaker 9: with Today. I gets some a lot of feet numbness
Speaker 9: and tingling, but well it didn't kill me.
Speaker 1: So sure, so it never got resolved.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 9: I got a shot probably three years ago in the
Speaker 9: back and that helped a lot, But now it's still
Speaker 9: have a herniated distance pressing forward, I got. If I
Speaker 9: was to get hit wrong in the same place, it
Speaker 9: could probably happen again.
Speaker 4: So no physical therapy even.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Wow, dah, that's crazy man. That yeah, that's crazy. Uh
Speaker 1: all right, so you that happened. It says here that
Speaker 1: you've been held at gunpoint? What happened? What were you
Speaker 1: doing there? How old were you? What were you doing
Speaker 1: that you got held at gunpoint?
Speaker 9: Just told you how old I am. I was going
Speaker 9: to take a Netflix movie back to the box when
Speaker 9: you could rip from the red box.
Speaker 1: Yeah, boobies, yea.
Speaker 9: I was going to take it back. And I stopped
Speaker 9: at the gas station to get me a soda. And
Speaker 9: when I sat back down in my car, the guy
Speaker 9: just opened up my passenger door, sat down in the seat,
Speaker 9: pushed the gun out through his little side hoodie pocket,
Speaker 9: and said, you're gonna take me to Walmart. I need
Speaker 9: a phone charger, And I was like, okay, So I
Speaker 9: took him to Walmart. And when he got out, he
Speaker 9: had left his phone in my car, and I waited
Speaker 9: to see him go through the doors, and then I
Speaker 9: threw his phone out the window backed up and haul ass.
Speaker 1: Wow, did you ever hear from him again.
Speaker 9: I did hear him again. Unfortunately, I lived about three
Speaker 9: blocks from the walmart. So on his walk back, he
Speaker 9: seen my car, walked into my apartment complex. It only
Speaker 9: has about four apartments. It knocked on my neighbor's door,
Speaker 9: and my neighbor went, oh, yeah, that short guy he
Speaker 9: was over there. Yeah, he's right there. So he started
Speaker 9: beating on him, like yeah. He started beating on my door,
Speaker 9: freaking out because he wanted his phone back, and I'm
Speaker 9: yelling at him through the door. You know, I my
Speaker 9: son was just born. I made them go to the
Speaker 9: back of the house, grabbed a big o knife, told
Speaker 9: him you know you come in here. I can't help
Speaker 9: what happens to you, and called the cops, and the
Speaker 9: cops ended up showing up, calming the situation down.
Speaker 1: Calm the situation moment, Wait, calming the situation down. Was
Speaker 1: he gone by the time the cops got there? Uh?
Speaker 9: No, he was going up to my car. He was
Speaker 9: gonna bust my window, and the cops showed up right
Speaker 9: when he was fixing to hit the window, guns drawing,
Speaker 9: got him down the ground, handcuffed, took my statement, and
Speaker 9: took him to jail.
Speaker 1: Okay, so he had his gun on him? Yes, oh okay,
Speaker 1: he said, call me the situation down and that felt
Speaker 1: a little little undermined. Happened a little bit.
Speaker 9: Nobody got shot or anything. There was no big drama
Speaker 9: or anything. It just it just a weird situation. Guy
Speaker 9: was like, take me to Walmart. I need a phone charger, Like,
Speaker 9: most likely if you would have asked, I probably would
Speaker 9: have took you. Anyways, I was going to Walmart to
Speaker 9: return in the movie which never got returned. Had pay
Speaker 9: late fee on that.
Speaker 1: Did you know what happened to him?
Speaker 5: Did he go to jail? Like?
Speaker 1: Did there was there a trial?
Speaker 9: He went to jail, but I didn't didn't end up
Speaker 9: going to trial. I had to go out of town
Speaker 9: and start working trying to make money, and I couldn't
Speaker 9: get back for the trial. So if he just had
Speaker 9: probation for having a gun and not supposed to be
Speaker 9: having one. So I mean he got in some trouble,
Speaker 9: but I didn't press any chargers.
Speaker 1: Somebody holds you a gun point lindsay and quote unquote
Speaker 1: kidnaps you, makes you take him to Walmart, pressing charges, Yes,
Speaker 1: I am yes, So you you must have a you
Speaker 1: must be better than us, my friend, because that is
Speaker 1: no way I'm letting that happen.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 1: It says you worked at a dispensary.
Speaker 5: What was that like?
Speaker 9: It was pretty crazy, spun on all the times, crazy customers.
Speaker 9: I've had people pee on themselves, pee.
Speaker 5: On the counter.
Speaker 9: I've had things thrown at me. We had a guy
Speaker 9: in a wheelchair come in in his quality bag was
Speaker 9: so full of it was overflowing into the floor. Yeah, horrible.
Speaker 5: How does pee on the counter? Like, how did they
Speaker 5: get up there?
Speaker 9: She actually climbed up on the counter.
Speaker 1: Nobody saw that one happening, right, Nobody expected that to
Speaker 1: be a girl.
Speaker 9: No, Yes, older lady got mad because we didn't have
Speaker 9: a public restroom, which most dispensaries don't. And she was like,
Speaker 9: well I can't hold it. Caughtened up on the counter
Speaker 9: with pete right all over the counter. I was just
Speaker 9: stud just shot. I didn't even know what to do. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And she's.
Speaker 9: Gotten right down and just left the store like, hey,
Speaker 9: no big deal.
Speaker 1: All right here? So how far into working there did
Speaker 1: that happen? A month? A year?
Speaker 9: About the lady that Pete on the counter was about
Speaker 9: a year I've had vates throwing up my head, like
Speaker 9: my very first day because people thought it was too
Speaker 9: They used to get real mad about if it tasted
Speaker 9: too much like menthol, had too much menthol, people would
Speaker 9: get mad because you can't return them.
Speaker 1: Sure.
Speaker 5: Yeah, very first day.
Speaker 9: Guy hucked it right at me.
Speaker 1: I mean, somebody chucking something at you feels like an
Speaker 1: like that's not normal. Somebody climbing up from the counter
Speaker 1: to urinate that does not feel like those are the
Speaker 1: same thing. But I could be wrong.
Speaker 9: I see that we had people crash their car to
Speaker 9: the front of the store on my birthday and then
Speaker 9: just everybody climbed out the windows of the car and ran.
Speaker 1: It feels like a horrible thing to ask for for
Speaker 1: her birthday.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, yeah, it was awesome. The only person that
Speaker 9: got a little bit injured was a FedEx driver, And
Speaker 9: all that guy was worried about was, Hey, you think
Speaker 9: I could walk under this car to get to my truck.
Speaker 9: I got deliveries right. He didn't care about anything else.
Speaker 9: But he really pretty much just got hit by a car.
Speaker 9: It threw him back a good three feet, but he
Speaker 9: did not care. He just wanted to get his job done.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Is that which one stands out the most? Is
Speaker 1: the story that lives in your brain? Rent free the
Speaker 1: urinating on the counter? Or is there another one?
Speaker 9: Oh no, there's definitely uh, the one that lives in
Speaker 9: my head one hundred percent for I'll never forget. We
Speaker 9: had guy came in in a wheelchair, different guy than
Speaker 9: the cossmy bad guy, and asked for a bathroom til
Speaker 9: I didn't have one, and then he proceeded to pull
Speaker 9: his pants down and ask if I could help insert
Speaker 9: his pee tube so he could pee properly.
Speaker 1: So how long did I How long did it take you? No?
Speaker 9: No, We ended up having to pull the batteries out
Speaker 9: of his wheelchair because he kept trying to drive away
Speaker 9: from us. We end up having to unplug the battery
Speaker 9: and roll them out of the store and wait for
Speaker 9: somebody to show up and come get him.
Speaker 1: Just disabled his transportation. Huh yeah, yeah, wow, I don't
Speaker 1: know if i'd know how to do that. I may throw,
Speaker 1: you know, a thick quilt down right, I don't know
Speaker 1: about a battery. Did he just yell at you from
Speaker 1: his seat?
Speaker 9: Pretty much? He yelled and he would try to swing
Speaker 9: around backwards. But that's all he could really do was
Speaker 9: move his arms and scream. The rest. He was just paralyzed.
Speaker 9: He just kept asking that you got to help me
Speaker 9: put it in. I can't go and really good, we're not.
Speaker 5: No, that's not what we do here.
Speaker 1: Wow, that is okay. All right, let's go full circle
Speaker 1: because it says you're you're a criminal yourself. You did
Speaker 1: something in Minnesota.
Speaker 9: A while back.
Speaker 5: Yeah, a while back?
Speaker 2: How far?
Speaker 1: How far back? A while back?
Speaker 9: This would have been before I met my wife, so
Speaker 9: probably about thirteen years ago, fourteen years ago?
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 9: Started off in Maine and I was building grain silos.
Speaker 9: I'd got a job with my buddy. Started off really good,
Speaker 9: and then we drove to Minnesota to build some other
Speaker 9: wins and started to begin in winter season, and they
Speaker 9: were like, we're just gonna drive back, and I was like,
Speaker 9: all right, awesome, I'll just ride with you guys. And
Speaker 9: we drove to where they're from in Minnesota, and then
Speaker 9: they decided, oh, we don't want to drive you to Oklahoma.
Speaker 9: You'll have to figure it out. And they took me
Speaker 9: to the owner's house, walked me into the shop, was like,
Speaker 9: you could just stay back here with these two guys.
Speaker 9: Which pretty sure were illegals, ended up being pretty guys.
Speaker 9: Guys made really good tacos. But but I was like,
Speaker 9: I can't stay here, it's too weird. And when they
Speaker 9: went on the shop and I took the keys to
Speaker 9: the van and drove about two or three towns over
Speaker 9: in a crazy snowstorm to the bus station to be
Speaker 9: able to make it back home.
Speaker 1: And what happened to them? Did you ever get in
Speaker 1: touch with them again?
Speaker 9: Never heard from him again. My buddy had called one time.
Speaker 9: I was like, hey, man, here where you at. They're
Speaker 9: wanting to know, like where you went? And I was like, yeah,
Speaker 9: I'm not. I'm not coming back. I'm not gonna stay
Speaker 9: in kind of like a prison cell sped up with
Speaker 9: two random illegals in the back room. I got. Now
Speaker 9: I gotta go back to Oklahoma.
Speaker 1: Is that the worst job you've ever had?
Speaker 9: Yeah? Pretty close. I'd have to stay pretty close. It
Speaker 9: was good for a while and then just took a
Speaker 9: weird turn all of a sudden, Yeah it is.
Speaker 1: Is there another one that comes to mind?
Speaker 9: Not that I could think of at the moment. Man, Yeah,
Speaker 9: I've I've had a lot of crazy jobs over the time,
Speaker 9: just odd stuff happening. I pulled over to help a
Speaker 9: car one time I was working when I was younger,
Speaker 9: sixteen seventeen, pulled over to help a car, and when
Speaker 9: I got out to try to help the guy, three
Speaker 9: of his buddies came out of bushes and hit me
Speaker 9: with brass neckles. I got back in my car, ran
Speaker 9: one over and sped across the highway to get home.
Speaker 1: Ran him over like he was laying on the ground.
Speaker 9: Yeah, he rolled over to the top of my car.
Speaker 9: Because when I got back in my car, he one
Speaker 9: of them was standing in front of my car while
Speaker 9: the other one was trying to punch me through the window.
Speaker 9: And I had already had a big gash over my
Speaker 9: eye where they hit me the first time, and I wasting.
Speaker 9: So I just leaned away as far as I could
Speaker 9: put the far and drive and punched it and just
Speaker 9: he rolled over the top of my car and drove off.
Speaker 1: I feel like I got to ask this any other
Speaker 1: crazy events? That feels pretty wild, man.
Speaker 9: I mean, I grew up in Tulsa in the nineties, man,
Speaker 9: I got all kinds of crazy stories.
Speaker 1: What does that mean? Tulsa in the nineties isn't the nineties,
Speaker 1: Tulsa known for being wild.
Speaker 9: I mean where I grew up, I guess so I'm
Speaker 9: not a very big guy. So one of the stories
Speaker 9: it sticks out when I was really young, sixteen or seventeen,
Speaker 9: now full grown up, five foot tall. Put that in
Speaker 9: perspective for you. I looked early on before I had
Speaker 9: a beard. I was at Driller Stadium and I went
Speaker 9: to the bathroom in some weirdo I believe thought I
Speaker 9: was much younger, and stepped in the stall behind me
Speaker 9: and started saying some weird stuff. I ended up getting
Speaker 9: to a fight with that guy and holding his head
Speaker 9: in the toilet.
Speaker 1: Holding his head in the toilet.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I held his head down into the toilet and
Speaker 9: set on his back and then started screaming for my friends.
Speaker 9: And when they came in there, they went and got security,
Speaker 9: and security put him a handcuffed, took a barrow.
Speaker 1: What happened to him?
Speaker 5: Do you know?
Speaker 9: I don't know. I went back and watched baseball, man.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: No, it feels like some me just forget about and
Speaker 1: go back to balls and strikes.
Speaker 9: I'm pretty sure he thought I was some young kids,
Speaker 9: because I mean back then I was probably you know,
Speaker 9: like four to seven. It was a real small, real
Speaker 9: smokey and I'm sure a little.
Speaker 1: Guy, right, No, I get that, or he thought, yeah, listen,
Speaker 1: I get it. Nothing proclaims your attractiveness.
Speaker 5: Like the f wort.
Speaker 1: That's right, dude, You've had a wildlife, Casey, and I
Speaker 1: appreciate you sharing your story with us, and good luck
Speaker 1: with everything, and thanks for taking the time. No problem,
Speaker 1: all right, buddy, see you later in case our listeners
Speaker 1: are awesome. Take a break, we'll be back.
Speaker 8: More of a big men morning show is next.
Speaker 1: Not something we normally would cover. But Wendy Williams she
Speaker 1: sued A and E Networks for her docu series Where's
Speaker 1: Wendy Williams? You might remember Wendy william She had a
Speaker 1: pretty successful daytime talk show. Yeah, a lot of people
Speaker 1: watched it and loved it, and she started acting a
Speaker 1: little kooky. Yeah, yeah, like fainting quote unquote right. Some
Speaker 1: people it looked fake. It looked fake, but of course
Speaker 1: they're going to say it's not. But it looked pretty fake.
Speaker 1: Some people say she had a substance problem. Some people
Speaker 1: say that she was just kind of losing it.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Some people say it was an outcome from her divorce
Speaker 1: and her divorce was her husband, of course, but he
Speaker 1: was pretty much the person behind the scenes pulling the levers.
Speaker 5: All.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but he was like the brain child, even all
Speaker 1: the way back to her radio days when she was
Speaker 1: an afternoon jock on KTU if I remember correctly New
Speaker 1: York and just evolved into these next step, next step,
Speaker 1: next step, and she he was this fingali behind the
Speaker 1: scenes and they got divorced and she just tanked. That's
Speaker 1: the perceived story that's out there. And so they did
Speaker 1: a docuseries on her and they've settled the lawsuit. The
Speaker 1: lawsuit claims that when she lacked mental capacity to give
Speaker 1: valid consent for filming the documentary, court filings asked the
Speaker 1: settlement remained sealed to protect Wendy Williams from people seeking
Speaker 1: to exploit her financially. That's probably fair. Yeah, The agreement
Speaker 1: still requires approval from the Guardianship Court, and the lawsuit
Speaker 1: had sought the documentary documented documentary's profits to help pay
Speaker 1: for her medical care because she apparently needs around the
Speaker 1: clock medical care.
Speaker 4: Now, yeah, because she was diagnosed with the same thing.
Speaker 4: I think Bruce Willis has a form of dementia.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, yeah, so I don't remember that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's why she's living in a facility.
Speaker 5: And well what's her old man doing? No, they're done.
Speaker 1: Okay, he turned in that model, got a younger one.
Speaker 1: The new ones have cup holders treated.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: She was diagnosed with three front do temporal dementia and
Speaker 1: primary progressive affag asia afic asia, which is that that's
Speaker 1: what Bruce Willis hash. Okay, sixty two is young?
Speaker 5: Yeah, how old is the Bruce Bruce douce.
Speaker 1: Bruce got to be seventy? I would think, right, seventy
Speaker 1: one one?
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, that's not that far apart.
Speaker 1: No, he Bruce Willis is one of those things you
Speaker 1: hear about, like near the end, he was wearing near
Speaker 1: piece and they were just feeding his lines to him. Right,
Speaker 1: that's how far. But he was like I just got
Speaker 1: to work right, or someone was making him work right.
Speaker 5: Wanted to keep that lifestyle. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I love learning bizarre things about celebrities, like you know
Speaker 1: what I learned about Guy Fieri. I just went down
Speaker 1: a rabbit hole about Guy Fieri. I was watching Flavortown
Speaker 1: because I'm fifty.
Speaker 5: You got your fire attire on, no, and I was
Speaker 5: looking at him like.
Speaker 1: He doesn't really age. He's kind of looked the same
Speaker 1: the whole time.
Speaker 5: Okay, that's fair.
Speaker 1: He doesn't he look he doesn't appear to be a
Speaker 1: guy who's gotten a lot of plastic surgery. Maybe some
Speaker 1: bowto maybe, but he doesn't appear to age. And so
Speaker 1: I just went down the rabbit hole about him. And
Speaker 1: when he was in college, him and some buddies were
Speaker 1: out drinking, got drunk, wrecked to the car. Their truck
Speaker 1: killed some people.
Speaker 5: Damn.
Speaker 1: He woke up handcuffed to a gurney.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, he was being difficult.
Speaker 1: And then they eventually dropped the charges and he says nothing.
Speaker 1: But if he don't remember, it never happened.
Speaker 5: Isn't that a while?
Speaker 1: Because he seems like such a nice guy, just likes flavor, right,
Speaker 1: likes a little spice.
Speaker 5: So you gotta watch out for those ones.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 5: It's the ones that seem the nicest that always have
Speaker 5: some kind of Oh I don't.
Speaker 1: Know if that's always true.
Speaker 5: Well, you just said it yourself.
Speaker 4: He seems like such a nice guy, and he does.
Speaker 6: He's got a good clean look to him, but he's
Speaker 6: out there killing people.
Speaker 1: Allegedly, him and Mark Wahlberg. Yeah right, I wouldn't put
Speaker 1: them on the same planet you brought Rick all right.
Speaker 1: Yeah he was driving though. He wasn't drunk though, No,
Speaker 1: he was just driving and you know, playing cannonball. How
Speaker 1: many celebrities have killed people with their car? I bet
Speaker 1: that numbers high.
Speaker 6: Oh, accidentally going to say more than two handfuls.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna say more than shark attacks.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, in the history of time. I say there's gotta
Speaker 5: be a leasa one hundred and fifty six. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, Vince Neil's done it. Yeah, Matthew Broderick's done it.
Speaker 5: Here.
Speaker 1: I got a good list right here of celebrities that
Speaker 1: have killed people. Lead Belly, the Blues Singer nineteen eighteen.
Speaker 1: This this gunshot though, yeah. Laura Bush, former First Lady, Yeah,
Speaker 1: she killed somebody in a car accident. Yeah, that's for sure.
Speaker 1: Rebecca Gayheart, Yeah she killed somebody in a car accident.
Speaker 5: And these are all people, celebrities. I just did it
Speaker 5: in a car act.
Speaker 1: Yeah, William Burrows, Okay, Christian Brando, I guess that. Marlon
Speaker 1: Brandon said, don't count Don King. He beat a man
Speaker 1: to death, Okay. John Hudson I don't know that is
Speaker 1: Henry Ruggs. Yeah, I did. Keith Moon in a car accident.
Speaker 1: Charges were dismissed. Oscar Pistorious, Yeah, Vince Neil, Yeah.
Speaker 5: Didn't hash and Hayes died in a car at.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she died in a car at in a fiery cocaine.
Speaker 5: And car accident.
Speaker 4: I thought that she had ran through someone's house though. Yeah,
Speaker 4: she did killed someone.
Speaker 1: Oh I killed him, but yeah, Ted Kennedy, Brandy Gains,
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, Phil Spector, that's different. He killed them with
Speaker 1: the gun. Howard Hughes, Matthew Broderick. We know, Suge Knight.
Speaker 1: He killed someone with a car.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and probably guns, right, Uh.
Speaker 1: Caitlyn Jenner Yeah, Venus Williams.
Speaker 5: Really did she really?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I never heard of that.
Speaker 1: Twenty seventeen, no charges were filed. Happened in Florida resulted
Speaker 1: in the death of Jerome Barson in twenty seventeen. His
Speaker 1: wife was driving their Hyundai Accent when it crashed into
Speaker 1: her Toyota Sequoya at an inner. He died two weeks later.
Speaker 1: Was eventually determined that the accident was caused by an
Speaker 1: unidentified third driver, and the case was dismissed. With prejudice
Speaker 1: after a settlement was reached between Williams and the the
Speaker 1: person's estate. So she didn't even do anything wrong, right,
Speaker 1: and she just went ahead and.
Speaker 5: Said, here, take take my money.
Speaker 4: Ah.
Speaker 1: That's probably nice, right, like ah, I feel bad. That sucks.
Speaker 1: That happened. Lisa Lefti Lopez. She died in a car crash.
Speaker 5: Yeah, right, you can watch that video on YouTube.
Speaker 1: Yeah, wild, it's a wild video. George Patten died in
Speaker 1: a car wreck. Huh.
Speaker 5: I didn't know that. Interesting? Yeah. Uh.
Speaker 1: He lost his life when his cat, when his Cadillac
Speaker 1: of course he was in, collided with a truck in Germany.
Speaker 5: Okay, but he didn't kill anybody, No, he just.
Speaker 1: Died in a car wreck. Jane Mansfield died in a
Speaker 1: car wreck.
Speaker 5: Oh Jane and them jugs.
Speaker 1: Yeah. She allegedly had an affair with John and Robert Kennedy.
Speaker 1: She was killed nineteen sixty seven when the car she
Speaker 1: was riding in rear ind a detractor trailer. Interesting, m
Speaker 1: you don't say.
Speaker 5: I think it was on purpose.
Speaker 1: Grace Kelly died in a car reck driving home to Monaco.
Speaker 1: She suffered a massive stroke, lost control of her car,
Speaker 1: critically injured died fifty two years old. Okay, do you
Speaker 1: know Princess Diana died in the carrec Yeah? Do you
Speaker 1: know James Dean dinacaruc Yeah, cars man, how about that too?
Speaker 1: All Right, we got to take a break. We'll be
Speaker 1: back in Lindsay.
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Speaker 1: Just keep on listening, enjoy us. In the studio now
Speaker 1: is Jeff Heinsley and of Hensley and Associates. Good morning, Jeff.
Speaker 5: How are you.
Speaker 7: I'm well, How are you?
Speaker 1: I'm great. Jeff's here to answer questions you might have
Speaker 1: and have to do with family law and now that
Speaker 1: can look like anything has expected, like a divorce or
Speaker 1: maybe custody or guardianship, or it can be a little
Speaker 1: more intricate, like maybe adult guardianships or things like that,
Speaker 1: and Jeff is here to answer those questions. A couple
Speaker 1: of ways to get it to a show at kmod
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Speaker 1: to eight two nine for five or call it eight
Speaker 1: three three four six zho KMOD. This Texas just came
Speaker 1: in said in the last two days, last two years,
Speaker 1: my family and I I've had to live with my
Speaker 1: father mother to rebuild our life. We've since moved out
Speaker 1: and got back on our feet due to certain violent
Speaker 1: situations out of my father that caused an unsafe and
Speaker 1: deadly environment for my kids. My mother had passed away
Speaker 1: less than two months after we moved out. My wife
Speaker 1: and I had to take my children away from their grandfather.
Speaker 1: When we moved out, he made life threatening threats and
Speaker 1: performed physical acts of violence against my mother and I
Speaker 1: in the presence of my children, why we had to
Speaker 1: stay with them. I'm not happy about the decision, but
Speaker 1: I always do what's best for my kids before anyone.
Speaker 1: My kids are terrified of him and don't want anything
Speaker 1: to do with him anymore. Here we are, all this
Speaker 1: time later, and he is now threatening to sue for
Speaker 1: grandparents' rights. My father and I both agree. My wife
Speaker 1: and I both agree that it is not the children's
Speaker 1: best interest for him to see them, and we are
Speaker 1: worried in a situation like this, what can we do well?
Speaker 7: I mean, for Olyvia Files, he's not going to get him.
Speaker 7: I mean, here's why. Not only are grandparents writes then
Speaker 7: in Oklahoma, and even though they live in the home,
Speaker 7: all right, so the kids worse with them with their
Speaker 7: grandfather a lot, and things like that. When you've got
Speaker 7: domestic violence and something unhinged like he has, Okay, it's
Speaker 7: just not going to happen. So let him thump his
Speaker 7: chest all he wants, but at the end of the day,
Speaker 7: he's not going to get that visitation because of him
Speaker 7: being a danger potential danger to the kids. And it
Speaker 7: sounds like they've been out for a little bit now,
Speaker 7: which means if they haven't if he hasn't seen the
Speaker 7: kids in several years, then that doesn't give him any
Speaker 7: rights to come after grandparents rights anyway. So you know,
Speaker 7: it sounds scary, absolutely one percent, And especially when you've
Speaker 7: got some crazy maniac on the other side thumping his
Speaker 7: chest and threatening. Just understand that even if he files,
Speaker 7: give us a call, we'll shut it down because with
Speaker 7: him being the way he is and having done the
Speaker 7: things that he did, that's just not going to happen
Speaker 7: because it is not in the children's best interest to
Speaker 7: continue any portion of that relationship.
Speaker 1: Jeff Finsley's in the studio to answer your questions about
Speaker 1: anything that has to do with family law, and I
Speaker 1: think we probably need to bring up the story that
Speaker 1: out of aasso with Sarah Duffy and how she there
Speaker 1: was some sort of investigation against her soon to be
Speaker 1: ex husband and she found a protective order against him
Speaker 1: and it resulted in her death and apparently by his hands, apparently, And.
Speaker 5: It's a scary deal.
Speaker 7: I mean, that's the school right across the street is
Speaker 7: where my kids go to school. So I'm a little
Speaker 7: more invested in this, I think than others, simply because
Speaker 7: I've got kids that go to that school and it
Speaker 7: has nothing to do with the school, okay, but the
Speaker 7: location and all. So you know, understand, protective orders are
Speaker 7: great if people follow them, but at the end of
Speaker 7: the day, they're a piece of paper.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 7: They're only a piece of paper. And if someone is
Speaker 7: not going to follow it and they're going to come
Speaker 7: in and do it what happened like this last weekend
Speaker 7: with the people in Waso, It's gonna happen anyway. That's
Speaker 7: why you should always take steps to protect yourself above
Speaker 7: and beyond that protective order, because at the end of
Speaker 7: the day, even though the judge issues a protective order,
Speaker 7: again it's a piece of paper, and if some maniacs
Speaker 7: are not going to follow it, then that's just all
Speaker 7: it is, is a piece of paper. There was a
Speaker 7: case I'll never forget. It was about ten years ago
Speaker 7: where a judge here in Tulsa County got rid of
Speaker 7: a protective order and the guide showed up and killed
Speaker 7: the kid and himself. I mean again, at the end
Speaker 7: of the day, protective orders are just pieces of paper.
Speaker 7: So you've got to always protect yourself above and beyond that.
Speaker 7: And of course this is all made national news I mean,
Speaker 7: I saw that it was on People magazine and all
Speaker 7: this other stuff. I think the reason these people, I mean,
Speaker 7: these things happen every day is just the latent problem
Speaker 7: of it. But I think the reason these two made
Speaker 7: national news is because they were both on TikTok. They
Speaker 7: both had followers. The crazy maniac guy had over three
Speaker 7: hundred and fifty thousand followers on his account and she
Speaker 7: only had something like fifty or sixty thousand or something.
Speaker 7: Point being is because they were quote influencers. I think
Speaker 7: that's why this is made national news. But I think
Speaker 7: it's also a good there's good that can come out
Speaker 7: of this in the sense that I think that there
Speaker 7: needs to be some sort of rewriting or redoing of
Speaker 7: the Protective Order Statute simply because we need to have
Speaker 7: more than what happened to protect people that are out there.
Speaker 1: Well, and there's the internet's kind of having its day
Speaker 1: with this story as well, and some of the details
Speaker 1: are getting fed up, are messed up. But I want
Speaker 1: to ask you about two specific things. One, if you
Speaker 1: find out that you are being investigated for a crime
Speaker 1: like he was, what should you do and what should
Speaker 1: your if you're you find out your husband's this is
Speaker 1: happening to your husband, What should you do?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 7: So, first of all, remember this guy was a member
Speaker 7: of the O Sage Nation.
Speaker 1: So that's a whole other wrinkle.
Speaker 7: Well it is because everybody's going to go on OSCN
Speaker 7: and look and see, well where there any charges felt
Speaker 7: against Well, no, because he was a member of a
Speaker 7: tribal nation, which means it got turned over to the
Speaker 7: O Sage Nation and the FEDS. So you know, my
Speaker 7: understanding and reading what I've read is is that he
Speaker 7: was being investigated by the FEDS on this particular issue
Speaker 7: because again he was because of the McGirt ruling in
Speaker 7: him being a tribal member. It got all turned over
Speaker 7: to the feds. They were doing their investigation. As far
Speaker 7: as if you're having that issue on yourself, whether it
Speaker 7: be for this or something else, you want to give
Speaker 7: us a call so we can go through exactly what
Speaker 7: to do and what not to do, and how to
Speaker 7: act and things you should and shouldn't be doing. I mean,
Speaker 7: you should never talk to a police policeman by yourself.
Speaker 7: You need you should always have legal counsel with you.
Speaker 7: Most people don't realize that when you're being interrogated by
Speaker 7: a police officer, whether they be on the city, state,
Speaker 7: or federal level. Those people are allowed to lie to you.
Speaker 7: They are allowed to lie their asses off to get
Speaker 7: a confession out of you. It happens all the time.
Speaker 7: It is legally allowed. What you see on TV like
Speaker 7: on Hawaii five OHO and those others where they come
Speaker 7: in and they lie to get, you know, to coerce whatever.
Speaker 1: That's what they can do.
Speaker 7: So you never ever want to meet alone with a
Speaker 7: police officer during this sort of investigation. You always want
Speaker 7: to have legal counsel, So please, you know, give us
Speaker 7: a call. We'd be more than happy to help you
Speaker 7: out with that issue. If you find out that a
Speaker 7: loved one that you're tied to is being investigated for
Speaker 7: such a things and you're worried, I mean, you do
Speaker 7: what she did. You gohead and get to get a
Speaker 7: protective order. But you also contact your attorneys so we
Speaker 7: can a start the divorce process. But make sure you're
Speaker 7: taking care of in all different ways so that you
Speaker 7: aren't ending up like this, that you aren't having someone
Speaker 7: come in and threate you. Now, at the end of
Speaker 7: the day, obviously there's nothing anybody can do if someone
Speaker 7: breaks into your house and Middle Knights and shot che
Speaker 7: in the head, Okay, that's really dark, But at the
Speaker 7: same time too, that's kind of the reality that happens sometimes.
Speaker 7: But we can go through all the things you can
Speaker 7: do to protect yourself at your home to try and
Speaker 7: prevent these things from happening. So you know, this is
Speaker 7: a big deal. And again, I hope it's used as
Speaker 7: a I hope it's used as a jumping off point
Speaker 7: for things to change moving forward, for victims who need
Speaker 7: protective orders so that we can figure out new avenues
Speaker 7: to help protect them moving forward and protect their children
Speaker 7: and things like that.
Speaker 1: Jeff Finsley's in the studio from Hensley and Associates. You've
Speaker 1: got a question about divorce, custody, guardian ship, any final
Speaker 1: law thing. He is here to help out. A couple
Speaker 1: ways to get your question to us eight three three
Speaker 1: four six, Oh kmod. You can email show at kmod
Speaker 1: dot com or you can text bmms and whatever your
Speaker 1: question is to eight two nine four five. This one
Speaker 1: says my daughter had a fallen out with us. She
Speaker 1: just turned twenty and next month our granddaughter will turn one.
Speaker 1: We haven't seen them for almost a year in late October.
Speaker 1: Since then, there have been multiple pos against my wife
Speaker 1: and against her they have always been denied. Lately, her
Speaker 1: and a bunch of her friends have been making a
Speaker 1: lot of fictitious TikTok accounts with slander and throwing mud
Speaker 1: at my entire family, including my fifteen year old son.
Speaker 1: Is there anything I can do to stop this and
Speaker 1: hold them accountable?
Speaker 7: You know, you've got a sticky situation, and that's kind
Speaker 7: of one of the things you've got with the problems
Speaker 7: of social media, the way the Internet is, and how
Speaker 7: people feel that they can get away with anything they
Speaker 7: want to do behind a keyboard, right, everybody is a
Speaker 7: superhero behind a keyboard. So as far as what you
Speaker 7: can do, I mean, we can send cease and dessist letters.
Speaker 7: If that doesn't work, then obviously we can threaten this,
Speaker 7: sue them for libel and slander.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 7: The thing is is that if they're fictitious accounts, obviously
Speaker 7: there's gonna be a lot of investigation of who's opened
Speaker 7: those accounts, what's the IP address, who does attract back
Speaker 7: to who it doesn't. I mean, obviously it's going to
Speaker 7: take some investigating to make happen, but it's something we'd
Speaker 7: be more than happy to help with so they can
Speaker 7: shut those things down because it can do a lot
Speaker 7: of damage.
Speaker 9: To your.
Speaker 7: Your reputation and all sorts of things, especially if it
Speaker 7: affects your business and you know, things at church or
Speaker 7: whatever it may be. I mean, this is the problem
Speaker 7: with social media. There's no accountability whatsoever as to who's
Speaker 7: opening what accounts, and that's a big problem.
Speaker 1: They send an update and said, my daughter has also
Speaker 1: been in jail for domesticating b against me directly and
Speaker 1: we're still going to court for that. It's in Rogers County.
Speaker 1: At that point, could he do a po well, I.
Speaker 7: Mean, if they're making that's the thing is when you're
Speaker 7: doing a protective order, you have to show harassment, which
Speaker 7: they might get to. But again with fictitious accounts, you
Speaker 7: have to prove that she's the one behind the accounts.
Speaker 7: You could potentially get one if there's any potential if
Speaker 7: there's any threats actually being made to them, if you've
Speaker 7: got any threats of harm to you or to your
Speaker 7: wife from your daughter or from these accounts. I think
Speaker 7: that's one way to.
Speaker 5: Go at it.
Speaker 7: But the bigger issue too is make sure that the
Speaker 7: district attorney who's prosecuting her for domestic violence, make sure
Speaker 7: the DA knows, and the DA can start their own investigation.
Speaker 7: I mean, depending on the county. I mean most of
Speaker 7: them have some sort of people who handle those internet
Speaker 7: things and they can do the investigation and pull the
Speaker 7: records from TikTok or wherever it may be. So make
Speaker 7: sure the district attorney who's prosecuting the case knows, so
Speaker 7: they can add charges if they need to.
Speaker 1: Jeff Heinsley from Hensley and Associates is in the studio
Speaker 1: with us. A couple of ways to get your question
Speaker 1: to us eight three three four to six oh kmod
Speaker 1: or text BMMS and whatever that question is to eight
Speaker 1: two nine four five. So one says, my son came
Speaker 1: home from his dad's last night and told me his
Speaker 1: dad has a new girlfriend who screamed at him and
Speaker 1: threw something. He's seven. My ex has him again this Thursday,
Speaker 1: per our agreement. I do not feel safe sending him.
Speaker 1: What are my options?
Speaker 7: Well, as I always say, Step one, talk to the
Speaker 7: other person, find out what's going on. Did that really happen?
Speaker 9: Did it not?
Speaker 1: The kids?
Speaker 8: Seven?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 7: Seven year olds tend to make things up. I mean,
Speaker 7: they just do. I have a seven year old, Okay,
Speaker 7: he likes to make things up that are goofy and funny.
Speaker 7: Sometimes there's you know, get his brothers in trouble or
Speaker 7: something like that. Maybe you just didn't like her.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I'm not saying your seven year old is a liar.
Speaker 7: Please don't misunderstand. I'm merely saying I have one.
Speaker 5: I know what it's like.
Speaker 7: First of all, and I always tell this to everybody.
Speaker 7: Step one is always talk to the other parents. Don't
Speaker 7: just automatically start threatening things or filing things or whatever.
Speaker 5: Talk to you.
Speaker 7: The parents say, look, our son came home and said this,
Speaker 7: your new girlfriend did this, this, and this. Did that
Speaker 7: really happen? And they'll say yes or no. And if
Speaker 7: it is yes, then you say, well, don't you think
Speaker 7: that's a little inappropriate? And if it happens again, then
Speaker 7: I'm gonna deal with it. I mean, just automatically shutting
Speaker 7: off visitation based upon the word of a seven year old,
Speaker 7: we can't do it. We can't file and notice the
Speaker 7: suspension or get an emergency custody over something a seven
Speaker 7: year old said. Unless the kid came back with bruises
Speaker 7: and is bleeding and those kind of things. Always step one,
Speaker 7: talk to the other parent. Mana talk to the other parent,
Speaker 7: find out what's going on. If there's an issue, call us.
Speaker 5: We will deal with it.
Speaker 4: But if it's.
Speaker 7: Something that can be addressed without starting war all of
Speaker 7: a sudden, do the right thing.
Speaker 1: But I can understand somebody's eye. I understand it adversity
Speaker 1: to wanting to have the confrontation and feels like it
Speaker 1: may blow up and maybe an already tender box of
Speaker 1: a situation.
Speaker 7: And it may be, but it's always, you know, unless
Speaker 7: unless there's protective orders and things like that, you should
Speaker 7: always trying and get along in coperent. I mean it
Speaker 7: sounds like this is a week on, week off kind
Speaker 7: of thing based upon their schedule changes. Maybe not either way,
Speaker 7: even if it's not. The point is is always try
Speaker 7: and talk to you the other person. If you don't
Speaker 7: feel comfortable doing that, then you can contact us and
Speaker 7: we can help facilitate that. But we need to find
Speaker 7: out more information before we start trying to file things.
Speaker 7: Based upon the word of a seven.
Speaker 1: Year old Jeff Finsley's in the studio from Hensley and associates,
Speaker 1: bmmassed and whatever. Your question is to eight two nine
Speaker 1: four five like this one? What steps do I need
Speaker 1: to take to force visitation on my ex wife? She
Speaker 1: won't allow me any contact with my teenage boys. We
Speaker 1: have a standard visitation order. I had a drug problem
Speaker 1: but have been cleaned for four years and just want
Speaker 1: to have a relationship with my kids.
Speaker 7: Yeah, sure, so you know. The first would be motion
Speaker 7: to in force visitation if if you're not having any visitation.
Speaker 7: If you're we can file a contempt citation for her
Speaker 7: failure to follow the court orders in regards to visitation.
Speaker 7: If it's been a number of years since you've seen
Speaker 7: your kids, there's obviously going to have to be some
Speaker 7: sort of reconciliation therapy or something done between you and
Speaker 7: especially the teenage kids, because heaven knows what mom's been
Speaker 7: saying to the kids about you, those kind of things.
Speaker 7: But we can help. So please give our office a call.
Speaker 7: We'd be happy to get that going for you can
Speaker 7: so you can start seeing your kids.
Speaker 1: I don't think that's an uncommon thing where guys feel
Speaker 1: like the other person is keeping the kids from them.
Speaker 1: One they don't have that power, right the other party
Speaker 1: does not have that power. Typically, they don't not legally know.
Speaker 1: I mean, does it happen all the time, Absolutely, because
Speaker 1: people just say, well, you're not going to see your kids,
Speaker 1: or I'm not going to make it happen, or screw
Speaker 1: you or whatever it may be.
Speaker 7: People do it. Do they legally have that power? Absolutely not,
Speaker 7: typically unless there's you know, inxtinuating circumstances like abuse and
Speaker 7: sexual assault and things like that. But my point is
Speaker 7: of it is is that if she's telling you no,
Speaker 7: and you've got an order that says yes, you need
Speaker 7: to call us so we can enforce that order.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the first step has got to get legal representation.
Speaker 1: I feel like you heard that more than once today,
Speaker 1: because these things can get out of hand really fast,
Speaker 1: and you need someone that knows how to navigate the
Speaker 1: system and can give you the right advice. That's why
Speaker 1: the folks at Hinsley Associates are there for you, and
Speaker 1: you can call them at nine one eight three nine
Speaker 1: eight five six nine two for hinsleyan Associates nine one
Speaker 1: eight three nine eight five six nine two. If you
Speaker 1: find yourself in other areas of the law and needing
Speaker 1: help besides family law, Jeff, and the folks at hinsleyan
Speaker 1: Associates are at your disposal as well at that same number, right, Jeff.
Speaker 7: That's right. So we've got an attorney and office and
Speaker 7: another location that can definitely help with anything in addition
Speaker 7: to family law. So if you've got anything as mundane
Speaker 7: as a dui, all the we have to murder and
Speaker 7: everything in between as far as criminal is concerned. If
Speaker 7: you've got contracts that need to be drafted or reviewed,
Speaker 7: if you've got a probate issue, if you've had someone
Speaker 7: pass away and now their will or their trust needs
Speaker 7: to be probated, we can help with that. If you
Speaker 7: need a will drafted or a trust drafted, literally anything
Speaker 7: in addition to family law, we can help you with.
Speaker 7: Gives a call, We'll help hook you up with Lea,
Speaker 7: who's our attorney that handles all that, and she'll do
Speaker 7: a great job and take good care of you.
Speaker 1: Nine eight three nine eight five six nine two for
Speaker 1: Hinsley Associates. Jeff, thanks for joining day. We'll be back
Speaker 1: more crazy breaking sports news. I guess it's sports news,
Speaker 1: especially if you're a Chiefs fan. The new offensive coordinator
Speaker 1: Eric Benamy's wife has been shot at her home. Oh
Speaker 1: my god. All, according to ESPN, has been hospitalized. She's
Speaker 1: fifty seven. She was at their Virginia home while he's
Speaker 1: at training camp which just started.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 1: Comps told ESPN a person was being treated for serious injuries.
Speaker 1: She's reportedly in stable condition. You get the corporate jet right, yes.
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, emergency flight home.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, say Joe's not far from the airport. But
Speaker 1: I would think you go immediately. Yeah, sure, I gotta go.
Speaker 1: Why mama shot? I'm horse cup running? Yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: like when he catches the touchdown and he keeps running.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, or when he finds out his mama was sick.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he jumps off the ship. Yeah, I don't know
Speaker 1: if I did that.
Speaker 5: You wouldn't jump off a ship. I mean, swims is
Speaker 5: really far. Wait till it's doctor.
Speaker 1: Boat feels like a better way to get to shore.
Speaker 1: Usually is you know, just saying, uh, some not surprising news.
Speaker 1: The CEO of Cracker Barrel is stepping down.
Speaker 5: What this isn't because of the terrible remodel? Was it? Probably?
Speaker 4: Yes, can't take it anymore.
Speaker 1: It was still fumbled.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was bad.
Speaker 1: New York Circus performer airlifted to hospital after female colleagues
Speaker 1: arrow misses the target and hits his neck.
Speaker 5: Yeah. See, there's no need to play William tail ever.
Speaker 1: They have those on America's Got Talent all the time,
Speaker 1: and they're just like, oh man, just waiting, waiting, waiting
Speaker 1: for that one arrow to slip. My kids are like,
Speaker 1: what happens if it hits the I'm like, it's pre recorded.
Speaker 1: We ain't seeing it right, it ain't live and that's why,
Speaker 1: Thank goodness, think goodness that that happened.
Speaker 5: You put this apple on your head. Let me shoot
Speaker 5: it up.
Speaker 1: No, have you seen the funeral pictures from Oliver Tree's funeral? No,
Speaker 1: you gotta go look.
Speaker 5: Ah, what makes it so special.
Speaker 4: It's the amount of people you'll see.
Speaker 1: You'll see when you see the photos. It is on
Speaker 1: brand for him. I feel like I feel like it's
Speaker 1: on brand for what we know about him, which is
Speaker 1: very little except for his videos and stuff.
Speaker 5: Well just click on images here. Okay.
Speaker 1: Everything looks normal until instead of the casket laying down,
Speaker 1: it's leaned up and they're hanging out of the caskets.
Speaker 6: Okay, oh yeah, well you know, people do things differently.
Speaker 6: There's even like a logan.
Speaker 1: Paul up there, like touches his face a loved one,
Speaker 1: like a loved one mom, dad, brother, wife, kids. I
Speaker 1: could see touching their face, right, anyone else know?
Speaker 5: I mean how close were they?
Speaker 1: I mean he touches the face.
Speaker 5: I mean I mean like personally, like were they best
Speaker 5: of friends that they talk every day? Or is he
Speaker 5: one of those Hey hey let's get this on YouTube,
Speaker 5: get some likes.
Speaker 1: I think it's that.
Speaker 5: Go if they draw a little mustache on him, well
Speaker 5: he already had a mustache anyway. I think it's that
Speaker 5: I wouldn't done it.
Speaker 1: People being like, hey, you're gonna go up and Carress's face. No,
Speaker 1: I don't want death on me.
Speaker 5: Y'all want to touch a dead body?
Speaker 1: Crazy?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 1: Yeah? And all those other people, other people that are
Speaker 1: up there, like, hey, who do we chopped liver?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 1: We deserve attention too.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a little weird.
Speaker 6: It is a weird one, right, Yeah, but you know,
Speaker 6: just looking at the guy, he seemed a little weird
Speaker 6: just based on looks.
Speaker 5: That's it.
Speaker 1: Oh, in his videos his music is pretty good, Yeah,
Speaker 1: was it?
Speaker 5: Yeah? It was. It was pretty good for what it was.
Speaker 5: It was good.
Speaker 1: Not my cup of tea.
Speaker 5: It is fine. What kind was it like? Techno music? Yeah,
Speaker 5: kind of okay, seems like it just looking at just
Speaker 5: based on looks. Not k pop. He's not Korean, just electronic.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Man seventy two died after nursing home workers shoved him,
Speaker 1: claimed he slid off of his chair.
Speaker 5: What did he do?
Speaker 6: Did he grab a boob? One too many times? She's like,
Speaker 6: I'm stop touching me.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter. Shoved feels like a shoved off of
Speaker 1: a chair feels a little different, feels like there's other
Speaker 1: disciplinary actions, like the police. If you've been assaulted right
Speaker 1: by an elderly man honking your bobos, you know they
Speaker 1: do things differently at the nurse home. Twelve year old
Speaker 1: forced to stay in the laundry room without ac fed
Speaker 1: contaminated food and water.
Speaker 5: According to cops, Oh, contaminated food. Huh, I wonder how
Speaker 5: it was contained?
Speaker 1: Okay, right, old food, maggots, I don't know. Dad shocked
Speaker 1: seven year old with taser. If boy fell from push
Speaker 1: up position as family ate dinner.
Speaker 5: Well, I told you. You can't say I didn't warn you.
Speaker 1: Eat your broccoli or you're gonna do push ups.
Speaker 6: That's it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're you're like, oh, not that, it's okay. But
Speaker 1: if you, as the dad, were a drill sergeant, I
Speaker 1: might be able to connect the dot. Why why you
Speaker 1: act that way?
Speaker 5: Right? That's just you were programmed that way.
Speaker 1: But I'm gonna wager this dad was not. What if
Speaker 1: he was a former, No, former, I don't think he was. No,
Speaker 1: not even a coach, well not an excuse. A coach
Speaker 1: doing that, even to a player in real time, is bizarre.
Speaker 1: A couple arrested after five year old dies from catastrophic
Speaker 1: injuries all over body.
Speaker 4: Oh, I see.
Speaker 5: I hate it when they do that. They don't tell
Speaker 5: us what it is. Well, what happened?
Speaker 4: Abuse?
Speaker 5: Clearly? Was he hit with a royal rose? Was he
Speaker 5: smacked around? Was he pushed out of a chair?
Speaker 1: For honking Bobos?
Speaker 5: For honking Bobos, there's a lesson we learned for today.
Speaker 5: Honking Bobos.
Speaker 1: Told investigators that in the morning of the child's death,
Speaker 1: she left the five year old alone with him and
Speaker 1: returned forty five minutes later to find that the belt
Speaker 1: used by both adults for disciplining had the buckle broken off.
Speaker 1: The mother added that the belt was intact before she
Speaker 1: left that day.
Speaker 5: Is she getting any trouble for that?
Speaker 1: I mean, I think she reported it when she came back. Right,
Speaker 1: it sounds like right. Woman smashes jeep into Harley Davidson motorcycle,
Speaker 1: kills cop and his girlfriend.
Speaker 5: What a bitch.
Speaker 1: Victim walking to greet two men at front gate gets
Speaker 1: killed before suspects hide gun and fridge.
Speaker 5: Huh Oh, they never look in the fridge. It's the
Speaker 5: first place I always look for something. Right, we all
Speaker 5: see my pistol. It's around her somewhere. She checked the fridge.
Speaker 1: Anti gun activist killed man with close range headshot at
Speaker 1: child's pool party.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, Now all those kids are traumatized.
Speaker 1: M h ah. Maybe he did it off to the side.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, hey, let me let me let me speak
Speaker 5: to you for a minute, real quick. Yeah. And then
Speaker 5: out of nowhere the kids are just, you know, playing.
Speaker 1: And then you hear the sound.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Man walking friend to her car after night out shot
Speaker 1: dead along with woman. Okay, woman leaving leasing office killed
Speaker 1: by neighbor who was upset over spilled water.
Speaker 5: Well, you know it's not spilt milk.
Speaker 1: Spilled water. You ain't breathing, you ain't trying to steer
Speaker 1: your wheelchair. With your with a tube.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: A couple arrested for starving nine month old who had
Speaker 1: gained only one pound since birth.
Speaker 5: That's terrible, man, how does that even happen?
Speaker 1: You're just a dick.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Woman poisoned ex husband many times by putting vising in
Speaker 1: his seapap. Oh my god, I'll kill you.
Speaker 5: That will kill you.
Speaker 1: How much vising did you buy?
Speaker 5: Right? I don't think it.
Speaker 6: Takes a whole lot of vising to kill somebody. I
Speaker 6: was at my brother's house and he likes to watch
Speaker 6: those crime shows and stuff, and there was one on
Speaker 6: about the lady who had accident late quote unquote killed
Speaker 6: her old man with visine.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 6: She told police that she just wanted to give them
Speaker 6: the squirtz, you know, yeah, after case of the diarrhea
Speaker 6: and uh, and just overdid it and ended up killing
Speaker 6: him with advising using.
Speaker 1: This says that it's called tetrahydels poisoning small adoss small
Speaker 1: amounts can lead to serious illness, especially in children, and
Speaker 1: large amounts can be fatal. But it is not given
Speaker 1: actual amount, which probably feels like a good idea if
Speaker 1: they don't want.
Speaker 5: You doing it.
Speaker 6: I would imagine advising bottles aren't that big, right, Yeah,
Speaker 6: so I would imagine it's going to take at least
Speaker 6: a whole bottle of vising.
Speaker 1: But a seapem holds like maybe two cups cup. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and you're just breathing it, uh huh. Yeah, but you're
Speaker 1: still getting that the liquid's going into your lungs a
Speaker 1: little bit. That vaper's going into your lungs.
Speaker 5: Yeah. So as where it's supposed to be distilled water,
Speaker 5: you're putting deadly chemicals.
Speaker 1: In there, and then it's still a vapor, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: so that would make sense.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's still getting into your system, getting in your lungs,
Speaker 5: getting into your blood. Then you crap all over yourself
Speaker 5: and die. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I wonder how they figured it out.
Speaker 5: Well, the machine could see clearly.
Speaker 1: I'm sure there was some sort of test when he
Speaker 1: was like, WHOA, what's going on? I'm just using distilled water.
Speaker 1: It's easier now more than ever to test chemicals.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Or maybe there was a residue left in the machine, like.
Speaker 1: I know, my mom, see pat machine communicates to a computer.
Speaker 1: Oh so maybe they they know when there's not hey,
Speaker 1: you're not putting distilled water.
Speaker 5: Something don't seem right here. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Uh, distressed eleven year old flags down police and says
Speaker 1: her dad is trying to kill her.
Speaker 4: Yikes.
Speaker 1: Man who caused wild West style shootout that killed nineteen
Speaker 1: year old girl learns his fate.
Speaker 5: Wild West style.
Speaker 1: Huh Like they ten paces and turned around. I guess
Speaker 1: so raw had a couple of friends up on the
Speaker 1: roof with rifles, you know, a guy nearby making pine
Speaker 1: boxes yep, another guy hiding in a barrel. Woman left
Speaker 1: son one with feeding tube and other child while with
Speaker 1: people she just met, mother of the years. I need
Speaker 1: more context. Was she trying to get it go to
Speaker 1: work okay, and had a hard time finding a babysitter
Speaker 1: and there are people from church right or did she
Speaker 1: just go down the street and find, you know, Clifford
Speaker 1: who's on the corner and say watch my kid. You
Speaker 1: might be the latter half, because that feels completely different.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Clifford and June seems like such a nice lady
Speaker 5: to be watching your kids. It'd be like Clifford and.
Speaker 1: Beatrice. Barbara, okay, Barbara. Yeah, new trouble for couple after
Speaker 1: boy five found walking on road after escaping dirty home.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, how dirty? How dirty? Does a house have
Speaker 1: to be to be claimed, like for the box to
Speaker 1: be checked dirty, a.
Speaker 4: Hoarders home where you can't even walk through rooms.
Speaker 1: Okay, I feel like that's pretty extreme. There's roaches almost
Speaker 1: we live south of the Mason Dixon Almost every house
Speaker 1: house roaches.
Speaker 6: I think there has to be animal and or human
Speaker 6: feces on the floor. Okay, okay, like living room dishes
Speaker 6: piled up, you know, rodents. Yeah, I mean you say
Speaker 6: we got roaches, but I mean if you've got a
Speaker 6: mouse problem, yeah, more than just one or two here
Speaker 6: and there.
Speaker 5: I think that's you.
Speaker 4: Can't fall asleep without one crawling on you.
Speaker 6: Or you open the door to the house and you go,
Speaker 6: oh god, right, that's that's how they deem it.
Speaker 5: You know, as soon as you open up that door,
Speaker 5: you can smell it. Oh.
Speaker 1: Woman trying to scare partner by dousing her in alcohol.
Speaker 4: Okay, like Tito's or.
Speaker 1: I mean Tito's is flammable, Yeah it is.
Speaker 6: I think it was more rubbing, but okay, that's scary.
Speaker 6: That's scary stuff that alcohol burns.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think you leave after that. You don't work
Speaker 1: that out, No, No, you you try to scare me
Speaker 1: that you're going to set me a fire. Yeah, feels
Speaker 1: like our relationship's over at that time. I will I
Speaker 1: give you one more chance. Hey, that's your only warning, right?
Speaker 4: What kind of party are we throwing tonight?
Speaker 1: Ran face first into a tree. Girl's odd death is
Speaker 1: being probed by police.
Speaker 5: What she dared to do?
Speaker 1: It?
Speaker 5: Dared to face versus the tree. I bet you won't.
Speaker 1: I've been drunk and done that.
Speaker 5: I've done it before. I put a motorcycle helmet on
Speaker 5: and then ram the tree before I had explains so much.
Speaker 5: I just wanted to see how safe the helmet was.
Speaker 5: But it like.
Speaker 1: This girl was twelve.
Speaker 5: Yeah, face first into it.
Speaker 1: Some people are saying she was being chased.
Speaker 5: Okay, George Georgie joun watch out for the tree.
Speaker 1: No, I got it. I shot him. Romance novelist charged
Speaker 1: in slain of motel owner. At least they admit it.
Speaker 1: What is it with writers and killing people? I feel
Speaker 1: like I've had a lot of those lately. Dad's stepmom
Speaker 1: kept starving girl locked in room with metal chain without bathroom.
Speaker 5: Oh my little black snake moan action going on.
Speaker 1: There like a mop para professionals shoved nonverbal students to
Speaker 1: ground in.
Speaker 4: Own Urineugh, is that it a dispensary?
Speaker 1: Woman spit on her uncle while standing over her grandmother's
Speaker 1: dead body.
Speaker 4: Goodness.
Speaker 1: A couple arrested for baby's death told people it was
Speaker 1: a prank.
Speaker 5: Gotcha.
Speaker 1: Man killed wife as their son watched after she rejected
Speaker 1: reconciliation effort and taunted him.
Speaker 5: Some people man.
Speaker 1: Last one man found dead with girlfriend's hair in his hands,
Speaker 1: was shot during a quote fit of rage. We're gonna
Speaker 1: take a break. We'll be back.