Speaker 1: It gets me every time. It's cops rock ten o
Speaker 1: five Thursday. That means Dave Jennings, which you got for us?
Speaker 2: I got some cops that rock so easy to find,
Speaker 2: even easier than bride Zilliz.
Speaker 3: Let's go out West, young man.
Speaker 2: The Park fire in northern California has forced thousands of
Speaker 2: residents to evacuate, including one who had to leave behind
Speaker 2: two dogs and their puppies when their truck broke down.
Speaker 1: By the way started by a guy that was mad
Speaker 1: at his mom, so he burned his car and rolled
Speaker 1: it down the ravine chewing.
Speaker 2: Let me play D and D West Midnight, Kidstein or
Speaker 2: Beesman anymore. The fire, which started last Wednesday, quickly became
Speaker 2: one of the largest in the state's history. The Butte
Speaker 2: County Sheriff's office received a call about the stranded animals,
Speaker 2: but the fire prevented them from accessing the.
Speaker 3: Area to rescue them.
Speaker 2: Oh no, but on Sunday, four days after the evac
Speaker 2: that's evacuation, guys.
Speaker 4: Oh wow, that's that industry talk for.
Speaker 3: Like it is it is. I don't want to go
Speaker 3: over your heads.
Speaker 2: Search and Rescue official Trevor Skaggs undertook a mission to
Speaker 2: save the pets. He was flown into the area by helicopter.
Speaker 2: He then ran a mile and a half into danger
Speaker 2: to reach the puppies. He found the mother and the
Speaker 2: puppies alive, exhausted and thirsty. The father did pass away.
Speaker 2: Skaggs gave them water and food before leading them back
Speaker 2: to the choppa.
Speaker 4: Give it to the Choppa.
Speaker 2: The rescue dogs were then flown to the Chico Airport
Speaker 2: and are now among dozens of displaced pets under the
Speaker 2: care of the North Valley Animal Disaster Group.
Speaker 3: I'd rather fly out of the Man Airport, okay.
Speaker 1: So it reminds me of this story. The Australian wildfires.
Speaker 1: When they were going in, people were just stopping their
Speaker 1: cars and they were running into the woods and pulling
Speaker 1: these koalas that were burning, and they were wrapping their
Speaker 1: clothes around them and giving water and the and these
Speaker 1: koalas were burning to death, and they were grabbing him
Speaker 1: and they were just and the koalas were hugging the stuff.
Speaker 1: And the dirty little secret about that whole thing, wasn't
Speaker 1: there a huge percentage of overall animal life in Australia
Speaker 1: was lost.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, thanks Trent Reznor.
Speaker 1: I'm saying that that didn't happen. This situation the California
Speaker 1: Chips Paunch Punch John and John got the animals out,
Speaker 1: and that sounds like an episode of Chips.
Speaker 4: And Tony's talking Koala bears cooking alive.
Speaker 3: And then he's trying to say, it's about punch, Punch Punch.
Speaker 1: Could you see the dog going?
Speaker 4: What was it?
Speaker 3: He should have had a girlfriend named Judy on the
Speaker 3: show punching.
Speaker 4: Judy about chicoing the man?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I gotta pay for that, and you get Okay,
Speaker 2: I said Chico Airport, and you said, I like Man Airport.
Speaker 4: Chico and the man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you both need to put a dollar in.
Speaker 3: Here's my dollar. Oh, Punch and Judy. Come on, that's
Speaker 3: at least a push.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's a push. I'll agree. I'll overrule myself. Okay,
Speaker 1: what's the next one?
Speaker 3: Next one? Let's see, let's go to Michigan.
Speaker 2: Where is my story there? It is in Melvindale, Michigan.
Speaker 2: Officer Mohammed Sayid was known for his dedication to helping
Speaker 2: his community, particularly kids. Following his tragic death in the
Speaker 2: line of duty, the community has rallied to honor his memory.
Speaker 2: The latest gesture involves the Michigan State Police, who stepped
Speaker 2: in to help a local family affected by the incident.
Speaker 2: After shooting Officer Sayid, the suspect stole a bike from
Speaker 2: a nearby house that belonged to yazinah Med, whose father
Speaker 2: Abdul was understandably not focused on replacing it. Amid the chaos,
Speaker 2: The MSP contacted him and offered to replace his son's bike,
Speaker 2: leading to a heartwarming surprise not one bike, but four
Speaker 2: for he and his brothers, given to them by the
Speaker 2: Michigan State Police.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, I mean you shoot and kill a cop.
Speaker 1: It should just be judge dra at that time. Yeah, right, yes,
Speaker 1: is running down, running down whips.
Speaker 2: You better back up just in case, save the taxpayers.
Speaker 1: He filled down a lot on the way to the
Speaker 1: squad car absolutely.
Speaker 2: And finally, in mound Ridge, Kansas, a toddler is shaken
Speaker 2: but otherwise unharmed after being rescued from the bottom of
Speaker 2: an underground PVC pipe. The Moundridge Police said the fourteen
Speaker 2: month old became stuck in the pipe just twelve inches
Speaker 2: in diameter around two o'clock on Sunday afternoon. Authorities found
Speaker 2: the child upright in the bottom of the pipe, about
Speaker 2: twelve feet down. One police officer's creative approach to get
Speaker 2: the child out was instrumental in the rescue. He was
Speaker 2: lifted from the pipe through a makeshift catch poll that
Speaker 2: the officer constructed using rope and a smaller PVC pipe.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, took fifteen to twenty minutes, the officer
Speaker 2: mcgiver said.
Speaker 3: The child was uninjured.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, what was his name, officer mcgiver, you're
Speaker 2: making that up. Mound Ridge is a northwest of Wichita.
Speaker 2: I don't know the cops name. Oh DMN, son of
Speaker 2: a just fitting doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: His name, kall. He rigged something up, and yesh, take.
Speaker 4: A dollar out. That's a dollar, that's two dollars.
Speaker 3: Are fooling you? Cops?
Speaker 4: Rock all right, cops rock?
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: I know you hate the song, but I got it.
Speaker 1: Wasn't Otis Redding, by the way. It was Bill Withers,
Speaker 1: Ain't No Sunshine, which I sent to my son when
Speaker 1: he some girl broke his heart at sixteen. You're er,
Speaker 1: I said it to him, and I went back to
Speaker 1: his room and just put my ear to the door
Speaker 1: and hurt him sobbing, and I went yes, let's get
Speaker 1: this on and see.
Speaker 4: I don't hate this song. I'm just burned out on it.
Speaker 3: Yeah. How many times have you heard it lately?
Speaker 4: One more times?
Speaker 3: Too many? So here we go. Why do you listen
Speaker 3: to the rock music going? I clicked the channel whenever
Speaker 3: it's when it comes on? What channel? Not a terrestrial radio? Oh?
Speaker 1: His little sobbing sixteen year old voice, Jalvin Eddie?
Speaker 3: Why did you leave me?
Speaker 4: We were together for.
Speaker 1: He keep the door open? Said I could get her back.
Speaker 1: I said, no, you can't. No, you can't follow your
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Speaker 4: That part of the song sounds like the old bugs
Speaker 4: Bunny vulture.
Speaker 3: I ran out of words.
Speaker 5: Remember the other day, I said, I don't watch the
Speaker 5: Lives because the sports are stupid.
Speaker 3: Yes, come with similar sports.
Speaker 5: Evidently, men beating women is now a physically beating women
Speaker 5: as the Olympics.
Speaker 2: See.
Speaker 1: I thought the IOC and To.
Speaker 4: And Tokyo they did. But an Algerian boxer, a.
Speaker 5: Guy Igerian Algerian Algerian an Algerian Man short for Albert
Speaker 5: Juryan an Algerian man beat up a woman from Mexico.
Speaker 4: In boxing.
Speaker 5: If you ask me, men should not be finding women.
Speaker 3: But that's just me.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 5: When they talked to the female boxer, she said, when
Speaker 5: I fought him, it says her.
Speaker 4: But I'm gonna say him because I'm realist.
Speaker 3: I didn't think you genders.
Speaker 4: I don't, but for this I do. In this story.
Speaker 5: When I fought him, I felt very out of my death.
Speaker 5: His blows hurt me a lot. Thank god I got
Speaker 5: out of the ring safely.
Speaker 4: Uh, this is just Luna. See, it's ridiculous and it's dangerous.
Speaker 5: By the way, if I think that every other Olympic
Speaker 5: there's two men fighting women in the Olympics, I think
Speaker 5: all of the women need to just walk away because
Speaker 5: it's ridiculous.
Speaker 4: Number One, they could get injured.
Speaker 1: I don't boxing. I feel like I'm taking crazy pills.
Speaker 1: I know, like I'm like, am I how is this
Speaker 1: even a debate?
Speaker 4: And then they argue, well, where am I going to
Speaker 4: play sports?
Speaker 5: Let's have a mental illness Olympics women boxing women, men
Speaker 5: boxing men?
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, so it's.
Speaker 1: Two boxers who were disqualified from competing as with women
Speaker 1: at a global event last year have been permitted to
Speaker 1: fight in Paris. The International Olympic Committee confirmed correct. Iman
Speaker 1: Khaliff from Algeria and Lin Uting of Taiwan failed to
Speaker 1: meet gender eligibility tests at the women's last the last
Speaker 1: year's event, right, but they cleared this year to compete
Speaker 1: as women.
Speaker 3: Uh in this event? And this is what you get?
Speaker 3: You get the you get.
Speaker 1: The other person quit because got her face rocked off.
Speaker 3: Get Paul Hogan there and figure the gender out.
Speaker 1: Just crazy?
Speaker 4: Where are the women rights activists? I'm serious on this
Speaker 4: issue because.
Speaker 5: Here you have these young girls that training and training
Speaker 5: and training and death, we try to achieve their dream
Speaker 5: as a female Olympian, only to have a guy taken.
Speaker 2: Away from her now think about this as white males,
Speaker 2: we are at the bottom of the hierarchy of victimhood pyramid.
Speaker 3: Correct, yes, but now above.
Speaker 2: Women are men that dress as women right, and men
Speaker 2: that claim their women right are now above women rights feminists, crickets.
Speaker 3: Uh, yeah it is.
Speaker 1: I don't know where this is going to go. At
Speaker 1: some point you think we'd figure it out, but you can't.
Speaker 1: I totally support anything you're doing with your body, and
Speaker 1: you want to go trans fanarastic. But because you're transitioning
Speaker 1: doesn't mean you don't have to follow any rules. Rules
Speaker 1: are applied to everyone. Do you understand there's league rules
Speaker 1: about everything, Like in the Catholic league, if you don't
Speaker 1: have your sacraments done, you cannot compete. So if you're
Speaker 1: not baptized, can't play, can't play sports, if you're not
Speaker 1: not confirmed by a certain age, can't play sports, tierophobic
Speaker 1: if there are there are, uh, there are rules to
Speaker 1: every league. You can't if you live in this county.
Speaker 1: You can't play for a school in the other county. Right,
Speaker 1: these are simple And people go, no, you can't play
Speaker 1: over there, and they go, okay, I gotta play in
Speaker 1: this league. But because you are transitioning doesn't mean that
Speaker 1: no rules apply to you.
Speaker 5: See, and I agree with that one, but I would
Speaker 5: like to add as well. You can dress as a
Speaker 5: woman or a man, whichever one you want to be,
Speaker 5: and you can make pretend that you're the opposite gender.
Speaker 5: That's fine, I don't care. Here's where I do care
Speaker 5: when you want me to make pretend with you. No,
Speaker 5: if you got an Adam zapp on a wei wei,
Speaker 5: you're a guy the.
Speaker 4: End, you know it was?
Speaker 1: It was a lot of fun back in the days
Speaker 1: when the nineteen sixties and seventies shows, the guy would
Speaker 1: come out dressed as a woman and.
Speaker 4: Would start laughing.
Speaker 2: You got in trouble and Halloween for dressing as a woman.
Speaker 2: Now you're celebrated and reading to children in library.
Speaker 1: I don't know what's going on with that. This sports
Speaker 1: thing is too far.
Speaker 3: Sorry.
Speaker 1: Somebody said somebody's gonna get killed. I saw a video
Speaker 1: of field hockey and this poor girl got her teeth
Speaker 1: knocked out because the male knocked her teeth out because
Speaker 1: he's playing in a women's league.
Speaker 5: Congratulations, But let's move physical harm out of the equation completely.
Speaker 5: Let's pretend that no female would ever get physically harmed
Speaker 5: in any of these sports. What's even worse is, in
Speaker 5: my opinion, these poor women train and train and train
Speaker 5: their entire life. You just don't decide, Hey, you know
Speaker 5: what like a mini marathon, I'm gonna train for next
Speaker 5: year's mini metathon. If you're gonna be Olympian, you train
Speaker 5: your whole damn life. You dedicate your whole damn life
Speaker 5: to it. There was a snatched away by a.
Speaker 3: Gres a track race.
Speaker 1: I think I showed it Todave a couple of months ago,
Speaker 1: where the guy just blew the entire the whole field away.
Speaker 1: It was like he won by fifty yards and all
Speaker 1: the other girls were about even where they were. And
Speaker 1: it's just like the girls at some point the where
Speaker 1: are the women's rights? Where are the women that stick
Speaker 1: up for women?
Speaker 3: Going?
Speaker 1: You're sticking up for them. You need to stick up
Speaker 1: for the girls, stick up for the girls.
Speaker 3: Yes, please on you. Sometimes I just feel like I'm
Speaker 3: taking crazy.
Speaker 1: Bills, Like am I taking crazy pills? I don't know
Speaker 1: why this is even a discussion.
Speaker 5: Either that or I'll be watching, you know, a story
Speaker 5: like this, ring a story like this, and I'll be
Speaker 5: waiting for for Alan funt and candy camera to come out,
Speaker 5: you know, or Ashton Kutcher or whatever.
Speaker 4: The latest reference is on Candon Cameron.
Speaker 1: Ashton, Ashton Ashton, So you're good Ashton.
Speaker 3: Ashton Ashton.
Speaker 1: That seventies show was a good show. That's a good show.
Speaker 4: When we grew up very poor? Really, what'd your father do?
Speaker 4: He was a kutcher? Sounds like an occupation, it does.
Speaker 1: It could be I'm calling rugby because it sounds dirty.
Speaker 3: A cutcher does.
Speaker 1: Your mouth anything?
Speaker 3: The intent was there, it was the intent right correct.
Speaker 5: Hey, tomorrow Jeff Brom will be our gay right yeah, yes,
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Speaker 4: No, let's make it a drinking game.
Speaker 3: Bring tequila.
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Speaker 5: This music speak speaking of hanging, I just sent you
Speaker 5: a picture, all right, come on, rugby rugby, rugby rugby.
Speaker 2: These were all top when he hits back in the day,
Speaker 2: including Babs, Barbara streisand people.
Speaker 3: I gotta say, late sixties.
Speaker 6: Yeah, definitely Barbara from Brooklyn.
Speaker 1: Babs, did you ever well, they don't write them like
Speaker 1: that anymore.
Speaker 3: No, they don't.
Speaker 1: It's a people, okay, people that need people.
Speaker 3: Thank you people.
Speaker 4: But she is, is she not?
Speaker 1: She has to be discussed as maybe the great one
Speaker 1: of the greatest female voices of all time.
Speaker 3: Probably.
Speaker 6: Yeah, she's also an innovator having a mall in her
Speaker 6: in her basement. Did you did you see that Sunday
Speaker 6: morning she has a full mall in her basement that
Speaker 6: she just goes around.
Speaker 4: Let's do it that?
Speaker 3: I want to have that.
Speaker 1: She was getting paid a million dollars a show back
Speaker 1: in the We just we should nose around her basement
Speaker 1: Rugby too fall.
Speaker 6: No, my uncle actually went to high school, went to
Speaker 6: Erasmus High School with her.
Speaker 2: Yes, my uncle John Joe the Supremes were also in
Speaker 2: the Tap twenty. Speaking of female voices, I what are
Speaker 2: we talking about? Early seventies then or sixty?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 6: This is definitely late sixties.
Speaker 4: Okay, let's do it.
Speaker 5: Barber strives in netword three hundred million, four hundred and sixty.
Speaker 3: Wait it's Marvin gay Try it baby, four hundred and
Speaker 3: sixty thousand dollars sixty nine, dudes.
Speaker 4: I mean four hundred and sixty million dollars?
Speaker 1: Sorry, is this nineteen sixty nine?
Speaker 3: Marvin Gaye A Cordey do you like sixty nine?
Speaker 1: Not even answering rugby, Cordy, you need to start using rugby.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Rugbyrn rugby.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's see what that was called. Try it, baby,
Speaker 2: you're wishing and hoping he'd heard it before, and bring
Speaker 2: field right sixty she hated.
Speaker 1: Geez, I'm hoping.
Speaker 4: It's a people cake.
Speaker 1: This is the song they use in all weddings movies.
Speaker 6: Yeah, God, this is hard, thank you.
Speaker 1: It really is sixty eight or sixty nine.
Speaker 6: I'm thinking no, no, no, it's definitely earlier than that,
Speaker 6: not with Babs.
Speaker 2: Right, Okay, Dusty, Let's get a couple more songs in,
Speaker 2: including mister Johnny Rivers going to Memphis, I don't.
Speaker 6: Know, going on sixty five.
Speaker 4: Me Memphis to let's see, damn it?
Speaker 1: Do you think it's sixty seventy? No, sixty seven?
Speaker 2: Maybe the number one song will help you out, Number
Speaker 2: one August the first back in the Day, Frankie Valley
Speaker 2: in the Four Seasons.
Speaker 4: Six, six, six or seven, it's gotta be sixty.
Speaker 6: Five, sixty six, now it's gotta be sixty five. Well again,
Speaker 6: I don't know again because the sixties are not my thing.
Speaker 6: Nineties are my.
Speaker 4: Let me just throw some Katy Rogers in just for
Speaker 4: good measure.
Speaker 1: All right, who wants to take the guests? I'll say,
Speaker 1: h Swight, We're gonna leave it on you because if
Speaker 1: it fails, we could blame you again.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let's go, h let's go sixty six.
Speaker 1: Final answer David Jennings, it's.
Speaker 4: Gonna be sixty Let's say sixty seven. No, David, pick
Speaker 4: one sixty seven?
Speaker 2: Okay, Final answer is nineteen sixties seven rag down the
Speaker 2: four seasons was number one August the first nineteen sixty four.
Speaker 3: Oh, I was the closest, saying sixty five was the closest.
Speaker 1: Should listen to the woman? That's right, I was the closest.
Speaker 6: Yes, yeah, no, see I'm terrible when it comes to
Speaker 6: the sixties. I have no idea. This is way before
Speaker 6: I was born. But her voice is just angelic. I
Speaker 6: love Barber, Yeah, but I like now with Barber. She
Speaker 6: can do like anything and just like you know, she
Speaker 6: could just sing a telephone book. So do you need
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Speaker 2: Or twenty seconds first naked accidentally turned their mic off,
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Speaker 5: I'm excited about what you're doing, not only because I
Speaker 5: get to come out and eat your food. You're a
Speaker 5: wizard when it comes to cooking and barbecue, but it's
Speaker 5: also for a good cause. Listen, we're a code read
Speaker 5: and so many shelters and you decide, you know what
Speaker 5: I want to do. I'm going to do cooking for
Speaker 5: canines and that's going down this Saturday.
Speaker 4: Talk about some of the food and who and what
Speaker 4: it will benefit.
Speaker 7: Oh, absolutely, Dwight. We're working with a bunch of great
Speaker 7: people at the Southern Indiana Animal Rescue. These people are
Speaker 7: totally not for profit. No one's on salary. All of
Speaker 7: the money goes to dogs, to food, to vet bills
Speaker 7: and maintaining these dogs. All volunteers as well as a
Speaker 7: Jefferson Bill animal shelter, so they bet volunteers bringing the
Speaker 7: dogs out to meet people. So if you're out and
Speaker 7: about on Saturday, come out and meet some of these
Speaker 7: beautiful dogs in search of a loving home. We're gonna
Speaker 7: have some great barbecue. We're doing baby back ribs. We're
Speaker 7: doing brisket, number of sides, so there's gonna be a
Speaker 7: lot of great food. And a little shout out to
Speaker 7: our buddy Barry noat Performance Food Service. He took care
Speaker 7: of us on this. Just got some beautiful food waiting
Speaker 7: for the grill. Dwaight I can yeah, man. We've got
Speaker 7: a host of people that are gonna be providing. They'll
Speaker 7: be set up providing different pet services and products. They're
Speaker 7: having raffle baskets. So a lot going on and Ethanolmighty
Speaker 7: is making.
Speaker 5: All that's right nice talking to Brad Maddox, cooking for
Speaker 5: canines is going down this Saturday, don't miss. And I
Speaker 5: want to real quick knowing my dog Lemmy, who I
Speaker 5: love in a door with all my heart. He is
Speaker 5: actually a rescue from Southern Indiana.
Speaker 1: And I think I got a kiddy from them. Do
Speaker 1: they do castors just still?
Speaker 4: I would imagine, do it all? Is it all?
Speaker 1: I think Hazel is one of our fivecasts.
Speaker 3: So when I lost Mick, we mourned for two years.
Speaker 5: I saw I never put myself through that Angie Finton
Speaker 5: that we all know, she's the one that got me
Speaker 5: in touch with He said, take this dog.
Speaker 3: He needs a home. But talk about it one more time.
Speaker 5: Where can people go and enjoy good food for cooking
Speaker 5: for canines? The location and also the time, Brad.
Speaker 7: Okay, we're Saturday one to four and this is at
Speaker 7: our Lady of Hop Spring Company that's off of Grantline
Speaker 7: Road in New Albany. And like I say, I'll be
Speaker 7: out there bright and early cooking. So if you want
Speaker 7: to come early, come early, but one to four the
Speaker 7: dogs will be there. And I said, we've got a
Speaker 7: lot of really good people out here that are daye.
Speaker 7: Are you familiar with my dog eats first?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 5: Absolutely, yeah, Beth Buster started that birthday money went to that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I did a fundraiser for them for my fiftieth birthday.
Speaker 3: As matter of fact, great order.
Speaker 7: Well, hey, I need to drop a shout out to you, Dwight.
Speaker 7: When this whole idea came up when the Italian Princess
Speaker 7: and I lost our little rescue dog of twelve years.
Speaker 7: You were the first guy to call me DWAIGHTE. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: and I appreciated that encouragement. But I told you that
Speaker 7: what I was wanting to do, and you came up
Speaker 7: with the name cooking for Canines.
Speaker 3: Well, we went with it.
Speaker 4: Well, I don't need any Dwight.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, well that's one of the good ones, Rugby.
Speaker 1: It's one of the good ideas coming out of that
Speaker 1: yes moments.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 5: I tried to come up with at least one good
Speaker 5: idea a year. But listen, no kidding. Cooking for canines,
Speaker 5: uh this Saturday. I'll put all the information on my
Speaker 5: page as if you're driving, just go to my page.
Speaker 3: I will have it up there.
Speaker 5: But I'm going to warn you once you taste this food, man,
Speaker 5: when whatever Brad Maddox cooks, it's absolutely amazing.
Speaker 3: I mean that that sincere bread your two kind brother.
Speaker 4: Listen, I'll see you Saturday. I'll be out there.
Speaker 5: Many thanks for your time.
Speaker 4: Oh thank you.
Speaker 3: Lots of Pasta has great food too.
Speaker 1: My name's before we do, go ahead.
Speaker 8: I couldn't help but notice that your sister likes pasta.
Speaker 8: I happened to like pasta to thank you, bad Tony
Speaker 8: even Eddie. Maybe she could come over and eat some
Speaker 8: lots of pasta with me sometime.
Speaker 1: Lots of pastas at the Heart of Saint Matthew's at
Speaker 1: thirty seven seventeen Lexington Road. We talk about the deli
Speaker 1: we talk about what the food they prepare. Most of
Speaker 1: that place is in the back, so people don't know that,
Speaker 1: the grocery store, and then you kind of take that
Speaker 1: left turn and go to the cafe. I'm sorry, not
Speaker 1: the cafe, the coffee shop, but behind there is where
Speaker 1: all the food is prepared. And that's what we always
Speaker 1: talk about eating clean. That's what lots of pasta is, Dave.
Speaker 1: It's it's clean food. It's good for you. You know,
Speaker 1: when John went over to Europe, he said that, you know,
Speaker 1: you actually lost weight eating the food because it's cleaner. Exactly,
Speaker 1: it's cleaner. And that's what lots of positive provided for
Speaker 1: us here.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 2: Don't worry about the deli because they bake their ham
Speaker 2: there and they bake the turkey breast, so yes, you
Speaker 2: can get a big Deli sandwich amidst all these recalls
Speaker 2: that are going on at other places. Lots of pasta
Speaker 2: can hook you up. And the best homemade soup in
Speaker 2: the city always three different kinds, several are always in
Speaker 2: the freezer. But it's it's always fun to go in
Speaker 2: and see what they have on a given day, and
Speaker 2: there's always something there for a vegetarian too.
Speaker 4: Hey, let's talk about your cheeseburger game. You want to
Speaker 4: be your entire neighborhood. It's easy to do.
Speaker 5: Just one slice of rattlesnake cheese is a Wisconsin cheddar
Speaker 5: infused with tequila, and have a narrow baby, Na.
Speaker 1: I'll be heading up to Indianapolis as soon as the
Speaker 1: show is over for my injections. It is it's a
Speaker 1: procedure that is like PRP but on steroids. I'll tell
Speaker 1: you more about it on tomorrow, but it is just
Speaker 1: got for injection. That's not a difficult thing. So I'll
Speaker 1: go up there, get the injections and.
Speaker 3: Drive on back.
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