Speaker 1: Mhm alright, don't forget.
Speaker 2: Hey man, don't step on and let's say a LeVert
Speaker 2: say something real quick?
Speaker 1: Okay is one of the coolest songs of all time.
Speaker 1: Today Monday Mayhem with Carriage for Earl Books Carriage for
Speaker 1: Best by a Country mile Marty Book will come in
Speaker 1: and break down brackets. Kendrick Haskins will be here to
Speaker 1: do the same. Wave three. Also check outa.
Speaker 2: You know it's Irish. Uh No, y'all get you some
Speaker 2: sauce and chips today in the Fiesta pack, you know,
Speaker 2: because the Fiesta Pack is the way to go last
Speaker 2: see hi, Yeah, Chris.
Speaker 1: Got yourself assault? Sorry does taco bar? It's a giveaway.
Speaker 1: Go to the website.
Speaker 2: What are all these people in green with poster board
Speaker 2: doing outside of our window? Protesting seb testing our accent?
Speaker 2: Is that what it is? Really?
Speaker 1: Probably?
Speaker 2: Hey man, I'm not fat. That's too far.
Speaker 1: Oh come on, lady, geez those away just.
Speaker 2: So wait wait wait wait, I know.
Speaker 1: Let me set you up.
Speaker 2: Well, you set me up one time and she wound
Speaker 2: up having an Adam's Apple. Dude, I'm sorry you did
Speaker 2: you really? Did you not know? Where? Did you know?
Speaker 1: I was trying to give him a chance, her a chance.
Speaker 1: So we all wondered everyone in the country, heck in
Speaker 1: the world, we're asking, how did Jeane happen to his
Speaker 1: wife be in this house at their age with three children,
Speaker 1: adult children that didn't check? Call, text something right like?
Speaker 1: What was going on?
Speaker 3: I think we house some, don't we we do Sevey
Speaker 3: throw one.
Speaker 2: In their baby.
Speaker 4: I can't do an Irish accent. I can't.
Speaker 2: Well, you don't have to be Angel Lensbury from Murders
Speaker 2: to crack this case. You don't. Well. Gene Hackman and
Speaker 2: his wife Betsy passed away. We found out that she
Speaker 2: passed previous to him, and then he passed a couple
Speaker 2: of weeks after that. So we kept asking, why didn't
Speaker 2: the kids check on them? They're there for weeks?
Speaker 1: Why don't kids three adult kids?
Speaker 2: I think we cracked the case. U In both of
Speaker 2: their wills, they left the money to each other. Betsy
Speaker 2: would get access assets to Hackman if she died within
Speaker 2: ninety days on each other. But here's the thing, since
Speaker 2: since they both passed away in the will, if they're
Speaker 2: both dead, all of the assets goes to charity. This
Speaker 2: will was written in nineteen ninety five. I don't know
Speaker 2: if their kids, Christopher Leslie and Elizabeth Hackman knew about it.
Speaker 2: I wonder, but it would raise questions if they did
Speaker 2: know about it while they didn't even give mom or
Speaker 2: dad a phone call. Uh. Christopher Hackman has indeed hired
Speaker 2: an attorney and suggests that he's going to pursue legal
Speaker 2: action regarding the father's a state. Can you he can't
Speaker 2: override a will? Right?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: I mean it's the last will in.
Speaker 1: No, you cannot unless you can prove that it was
Speaker 1: under duress or that.
Speaker 2: That's Yester nineteen five. Man.
Speaker 1: Well, because you know that it's the old joke. How
Speaker 1: many times you've seen those movies or TV shows where
Speaker 1: they're on their deathbedd they're they're holding the hand.
Speaker 2: Yeah, signing it right there.
Speaker 1: You know, when I was young, teenager in my twenties,
Speaker 1: I never understood. You'd hear stories about aunts and uncles
Speaker 1: or people you met that were like, oh, my brother,
Speaker 1: my dad doesn't talk to his brother, or my sister
Speaker 1: doesn't my mom doesn't talk to or mother, and you
Speaker 1: always when I was younger, I was like, man, family's family,
Speaker 1: you should always be able to work it out. And
Speaker 1: then I got older and went, nah, I get it.
Speaker 2: You know, I get it. I get it.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you burn a bridge and even with family, it
Speaker 1: doesn't you can't rebuild it. I don't I wish it
Speaker 1: wasn't like that. But you'll understand right what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: You get it. After you get older, You're like, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: I get it.
Speaker 2: I don't understand it. I got friends that come up
Speaker 2: to me all the time and they say, my family
Speaker 2: doesn't talk to me. I'm like, right, what's your secret?
Speaker 1: Well, a lot of that happened in the last eight
Speaker 1: years with the election stuff and all that stuff. So
Speaker 1: people were just like, I can't go because they either side, right.
Speaker 2: That was you know, that was one of the few
Speaker 2: things about COVID. Somebody would invite me and.
Speaker 4: I go ooh, I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's the whole COVID deal. But so, you know, you
Speaker 1: don't know what happened. Maybe maybe when he married Betsy
Speaker 1: it drove a spike between the kids and them, but
Speaker 1: all three like, all like what happened? And then you
Speaker 1: got to so what is what do you So the
Speaker 1: common sense answer is what was he a kind of
Speaker 1: a crazy day?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 1: Was he kind of a jerk.
Speaker 2: Okay, listen, there's a there's a guy that's made billions
Speaker 2: in the stock market. His name's Jimmy Buffett, all right,
Speaker 2: And even though he's worth Jimmy's Buffet's worth billions of dollars.
Speaker 4: Warren Buffett.
Speaker 1: Huh, how about Warren Buffett?
Speaker 2: No, pretty sure, it's Jimmy Buffett.
Speaker 1: Okay, go with it. Well, here's the thing. It's a
Speaker 1: stupid joke because Jimmy Buffet's a billionaire. You know, if
Speaker 1: Jimmy Buffle was a poor dude playing out Stay West
Speaker 1: would have been funny.
Speaker 2: Okay, I I gotta look up Jimmy Buffet's networth. Warren
Speaker 2: Buffett said he's not leaving anything to his kids.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, no. I think he's leaving a certain something.
Speaker 1: It was not the whole kitten kaboodle, okay, because he uh,
Speaker 1: he's the common sense things he was. He made his
Speaker 1: billions going look if somebody it started, he said, look
Speaker 1: if somebody uses it every day. That's why he bought.
Speaker 1: He bought into dishwashing liquid, you know, that kind of
Speaker 1: stuff that families used every single Wow.
Speaker 2: What he doesn't surprise me at all.
Speaker 1: Jimmy buffet's probably a billion.
Speaker 2: It's one billion. It doesn't surprise me at all because
Speaker 2: he really capitalized of the Margaritaville's, the cheeseburgers and paradise,
Speaker 2: and he evolved it to the point where when his
Speaker 2: fans started to uh age out, he had like, uh,
Speaker 2: didn't he have like a retirement community.
Speaker 4: He's got several of them?
Speaker 1: No? No, no no?
Speaker 2: Did she know the you imagine?
Speaker 1: And then he had an entire team of people looking
Speaker 1: for people trying to steal the brand. Oh, he had
Speaker 1: to sue them, and they were they were pretty good
Speaker 1: about it.
Speaker 2: I were great about it because we did a promotion
Speaker 2: called Sluggaritaville. But I got a season assist on that.
Speaker 1: My cousin Chucci on the Cuban side, Chu Chu. He
Speaker 1: played drums in Key West and they used to play.
Speaker 1: He used to every once in a while playing that
Speaker 1: sort of because there was a long time he wasn't
Speaker 1: anybody who was just a dude in Key West playing
Speaker 1: at a bar. Uh. I love you, Chucci.
Speaker 2: Hey, keep keep your trap going.
Speaker 1: So I want to, Okay, so today we will talk brackets.
Speaker 1: We'll keep that going. But that's a that's an answer
Speaker 1: for Gene Hackman, and you've got to sort of dive
Speaker 1: in if all three were estranged then, because you remember
Speaker 1: the story that Gene Hackman says about how the kid
Speaker 1: hang on, so the you know, when he was a child,
Speaker 1: his dad drove away and like and he waved to
Speaker 1: him like he was going to get milk at the store,
Speaker 1: but never came back. And I wonder if he kept
Speaker 1: some of that when he was a dead.
Speaker 2: Warren Buffett plans to donate most in my best run
Speaker 2: in shock, most of his charity are most of his
Speaker 2: wealth to a charitable trust be managed by his three children, Susan,
Speaker 2: Howard and Peter oh rather than leaving it directly to them.
Speaker 2: And he advises the parents to get their children involved
Speaker 2: as well. So what's to keep them okay? Stops my
Speaker 2: criminal mind thinking, yes, all right, why not me call
Speaker 2: up you and go, hey, Tony, why don't you start
Speaker 2: this shell company for charity Tony's kids, and I'll donate
Speaker 2: to you then you get back to me.
Speaker 1: First of all, that happens every day. Second of all,
Speaker 1: what happens is they give themselves all a ridiculous salary.
Speaker 1: They have houses and cars and expense accounts and they
Speaker 1: don't have to pay for anything. So and then they
Speaker 1: get to go to places and be the hero, right,
Speaker 1: giving my dad's money away. So we're gonna feed a
Speaker 1: bunch of kids. So it's really a rewarding kind of
Speaker 1: job and you don't have to do a damn thing.
Speaker 1: But you know, it's it's a pretty smart idea. It's
Speaker 1: pretty smart idea.
Speaker 2: Well, on Friday, rumors were running rapid around Norfolk, Virginia
Speaker 2: about a gorilla gorilla that had straight back that escaped
Speaker 2: the Virginia Zoo.
Speaker 4: Oh no, I know.
Speaker 2: It caused hysteria. Eventually, the hysteria became loud enough that
Speaker 2: the Virginia Zoo felt the need to issue a statement
Speaker 2: on Facebook to put everyone's mind at ease. The statement
Speaker 2: turns out, we don't have any gorillas at the zoo,
Speaker 2: making it pretty hard to escape. That it was a hole.
Speaker 2: But that's exactly if a zoo had gorilla's escape, wouldn't
Speaker 2: that be the exact thing they would say, Hey.
Speaker 4: That's right, we don't have one.
Speaker 2: That must be Cincinnati Zoo's gorillas. They're tearing people's yards up.
Speaker 5: So I found this. This is family therapist Jeff Watson.
Speaker 5: He's awesome.
Speaker 4: It seems like a lot of kids now are in therapy. Right.
Speaker 5: It used to be you're in therapy, what's wrong with you?
Speaker 5: And now it's you're not in therapy, what's wrong with you?
Speaker 5: So he identified different generations and the problems they face. Okay,
Speaker 5: So for teenagers, let me guess being confused if they're
Speaker 5: a kid or a cat?
Speaker 4: Not this time?
Speaker 5: Okay, okay, Well, developing a strong sense of self is crucial.
Speaker 5: Engaging in hobbies and interests can help build identity and confidence.
Speaker 2: Don't you think that kind of falls on the parents
Speaker 2: to help them? You know, hey, hey, what are you
Speaker 2: interested in?
Speaker 1: Yep?
Speaker 4: Guide him?
Speaker 2: But there's not.
Speaker 5: I'm not sure a lot of parents want to be
Speaker 5: the kids buddies now. I know in your twenties, finding
Speaker 5: direction in life poses challenges. Reconnecting with childhood passions and
Speaker 5: addressing unresolved trauma can provide clarity.
Speaker 2: Well, I just I just stamped down all childhood trauma
Speaker 2: til I was in my fifties and I went over.
Speaker 4: To that's wise.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, doctor street Russell said, what you got a
Speaker 2: lot going on? But you know in your twenties, though,
Speaker 2: it depends on what you want to do. You know,
Speaker 2: I wanted to be in radio since I have a
Speaker 2: seven too, and there was no path. There was no
Speaker 2: path to it, you know, but there was a path
Speaker 2: through college, but I couldn't afford to go to college.
Speaker 2: And I got to tell you, all of these University
Speaker 2: of Louisville what do they called interns that were in
Speaker 2: there with me because I managed to talk. My wife said, look, intern,
Speaker 2: you don't have to pay me anything.
Speaker 4: I'll just know that's what I did to you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just I did whatever I could. But all
Speaker 2: of these college kids that were in there with me,
Speaker 2: who I thought had the advantage, none of them made it. Well,
Speaker 2: they wouldn't do anything. Mm hm.
Speaker 5: Anyway, that's that, so, Jeff the therapist. People in their thirties,
Speaker 5: commitment and relationships becomes the focal point, creating pros and
Speaker 5: cons lists and trusting one's instincts can aid in making
Speaker 5: informed decision.
Speaker 2: That was me too. I didn't get married till I
Speaker 2: was in my forties.
Speaker 1: M M.
Speaker 2: But you know what, my marriage would have failed had
Speaker 2: a back then, you know, yep. But yeah, you don't know, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean, it's scary to commit for the rest of
Speaker 2: your life, or at least was for me until I
Speaker 2: met Susan and.
Speaker 4: You knew her for a long time.
Speaker 2: I knew it for a long time. Yeah, and you know,
Speaker 2: and there's something to that. We were friends first, so
Speaker 2: I mean, let's you're my best friend.
Speaker 5: Yep, that's what I have to In your forties, feelings
Speaker 5: of stagnation may arise. Exploring new passions and setting fresh
Speaker 5: goals can reignite a sense of purpose.
Speaker 2: That happened to me. I almost that serious, almost left
Speaker 2: radio to become a prison guard.
Speaker 4: Hmmm.
Speaker 2: In my forties.
Speaker 5: That's just for the relationships. That's in the thirties, I.
Speaker 2: Wanted to work the showers and go, hey, you're washing
Speaker 2: your pack wrong? Their slug? Oh that's right, Hey, Spider,
Speaker 2: come over here and get in on this too. You
Speaker 2: guys are taking a shower, all turn around and.
Speaker 4: Pick up that. So come on and here we go.
Speaker 5: In the fifties and early sixties, reflecting on life's purpose
Speaker 5: is common. Engaging in activities that offer a sense of
Speaker 5: control can enhance autonomy.
Speaker 2: I think there's some there. I sometimes I wonder what
Speaker 2: the hell my purpose is? There's something to this each.
Speaker 4: I've been going through this right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely more, absolutely.
Speaker 5: More to come on that shortly, yes, sixty five. And
Speaker 5: beyond concerns about past mistakes may surface, Practicing self reflection
Speaker 5: and self love is essential to avoid despair.
Speaker 2: I practice self love in the shower this morning, and
Speaker 2: it really really helps you start your day out wrong.
Speaker 2: So I agree with that. But as far as reflecting
Speaker 2: on past mistakes, man, I crucify my off almost every
Speaker 2: day on some stuff.
Speaker 4: Now, you gotta let things go.
Speaker 2: I try. I try to let it go, and I
Speaker 2: know it's the right thing to do, but man, it
Speaker 2: just keeps popping back in. You know.
Speaker 4: There you go.
Speaker 5: Common psychological challenges by age. Thank you, Jeff Watson.
Speaker 2: Coming up at eleven o'clock, Marty Book is going to
Speaker 2: join the show. It is Madness Monday Selection, Mayhem, uh
Speaker 2: selection quad quad object Yes.
Speaker 1: Profile, I got boy.
Speaker 2: I gotta fill my bracket out too.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Everyone's waiting for it.
Speaker 2: And listen all you all you sports ball experts, you
Speaker 2: Marty Books, you, Tony Venetti's, you, David Jennings, You're gonna
Speaker 2: sit here and you're gonna parlay and talk about teams,
Speaker 2: your Kindred Haskins. He's gonna come in and all, with
Speaker 2: all of your experts, you're gonna fill out your damn
Speaker 2: bracket and then Betty from Accounting's three year old is
Speaker 2: gonna win it.
Speaker 5: What're I'm curious about, too, is who's who's Susan gonna
Speaker 5: pick to win it?
Speaker 4: All?
Speaker 1: Oh, you were.
Speaker 2: A betting man. If I were a betting man, I
Speaker 2: would say she would go Kentucky Wildcats. Uh.
Speaker 1: Somebody said that the odds are obviously to pick up
Speaker 1: you know, okay there, but the odds of picking a
Speaker 1: perfect bracket are impossible. They said, if you flipped a
Speaker 1: coin sixty five times, they all would have to come
Speaker 1: up heads each time.
Speaker 2: So do you remember when w h G S used
Speaker 2: to do the million dollar bracket challenge? Yes, my my
Speaker 2: buddy won that. Really Troy Cottoner.
Speaker 1: Huh million bucks. But so it is impossible. I think
Speaker 1: it's like Jerry Cottoner. I think one of the Cottoner.
Speaker 4: I thought it was Kevin Cottener.
Speaker 1: The odds of wait, wait the odds, Yeah, we get it. Stop,
Speaker 1: that's five dollars out, Yes, it is three at the most.
Speaker 1: All right, I think it is. They said, look, you
Speaker 1: would have to be attacked by a shark three times
Speaker 1: and hit by lightning twelve times in one day to
Speaker 1: have the same odds of picking a perfect bracket. So,
Speaker 1: and then, by the way, for all you novice out there,
Speaker 1: and there's not very many of you.
Speaker 2: Dave, novice means you're brand new at whatever he's talking.
Speaker 4: Gotcha not very experienced something.
Speaker 1: So Cinderella's means Cinderella for the first or second round.
Speaker 1: Most of the final four is chalk, So just go chalk.
Speaker 2: Hell are you talking about chalk?
Speaker 5: You may get a Cinderella as far as the elite eight, right,
Speaker 5: that's still not all that.
Speaker 1: But that doesn't that it ends there.
Speaker 4: Usually it ends there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, go ahead, I was just gonna want to interrupt
Speaker 1: your expertise.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you for one. Number two. The optics of
Speaker 2: North Carolina are horrible.
Speaker 4: We all agree.
Speaker 2: Whenever I talk about optics, I think North Carolina, and
Speaker 2: then I start thinking about these quad teams.
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Speaker 1: after this on news radio Way forty WA. Chance didn't
Speaker 1: hear from Kendrick Askins from Way three for a while
Speaker 1: until I said we're getting some food. He texted four
Speaker 1: seconds after I went, I'm on my way.
Speaker 2: I believe he said I'm in there like swimwear.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's exactly. That's one of his quotes.
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Speaker 1: with this game the last couple of weeks. Stupid David
Speaker 1: blame it Wheeling in the years, invented by Courtney Donahoe
Speaker 1: and perfected by Dave Jennings.
Speaker 2: Let's go as a collaboration of I don't think.
Speaker 1: Anything I said it was inaccurate, well, invented by Courtney.
Speaker 4: It was a little game that she and I played
Speaker 4: off the air.
Speaker 1: Oh so it was. You're right, it was a collaboration.
Speaker 2: And you know what game Courtney and I play.
Speaker 5: No stop, no, okay, it's not here to These were
Speaker 5: all top twenty hits back in the day. Speaking of women,
Speaker 5: women be shopped. I can't stop a woman from shopping.
Speaker 2: Did oh, Jay Simpson that we're looking at ninety five
Speaker 2: or six? Montel Jordan, it's ninety five or six.
Speaker 1: I was ninety five, okay. I wasn't playing this kind
Speaker 1: of music. I have no idea.
Speaker 2: I was playing out of the QMFA. I remember you,
Speaker 2: I know I what I wanted to you.
Speaker 1: I said, some idiot, isn't I.
Speaker 2: Was blaring out of the outside speakers at a stop
Speaker 2: White I was, I lost my mind. I'm good at
Speaker 2: ninety five.
Speaker 5: Here some more okay for Montel Jordan. These people had
Speaker 5: two hits in the top twenty. This one is Runaway
Speaker 5: Real McCoy.
Speaker 2: You can find out more about this song.
Speaker 4: This is where it picks up. The other one was
Speaker 4: Another Night.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there it is.
Speaker 2: You know what why?
Speaker 1: I don't know what she's running away from, so you
Speaker 1: cannot dismiss her.
Speaker 2: Run away from being fat is what she liked to
Speaker 2: eat too much of the craft services. It's all it
Speaker 2: says right here on. It's not what it's it's what
Speaker 2: it says. All right, give me something else, Dave, you're
Speaker 2: killing me.
Speaker 5: Okay, you're gonna love this one. Then this is oh sukiyaki?
Speaker 4: Come on four pm.
Speaker 2: I went up to Ling Ling's Chinese and had a
Speaker 2: plate of sukiyaki.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: Last Friday?
Speaker 1: Was that the number four? You?
Speaker 2: What also like is the Poop Poop Latter Extra Poop Poop.
Speaker 4: It's a snappy little tune.
Speaker 2: Hey, Tony, you should really like this part. Hey, that's
Speaker 2: how get rid of the trash. Here and see about SILSI.
Speaker 1: Your sister. My head.
Speaker 5: Perhaps bad. Okay, let's go on to something creepy. TLC
Speaker 5: is creep.
Speaker 1: Ninety it's five.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's side of ninety six, but could be ninety six.
Speaker 1: That creep. Yeah, they were so good, they were Uh
Speaker 1: what did the left eye die of? Was cancer or something?
Speaker 2: Remember she burned down Andre Rossing's house.
Speaker 4: I love that part, and they're right. I didn't know
Speaker 4: what she was doing.
Speaker 1: She's the one I love, the one she got mad
Speaker 1: two more like my house burned now Cheryl Crow. Oh
Speaker 1: ninety four, No, this is ninety four. Nope, it's ninety four.
Speaker 2: Is at least ninety five?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're right, because it's a hit ninety five.
Speaker 2: She is insatiable in bed. I'll never go backstage with
Speaker 2: her again.
Speaker 1: This album was so huge.
Speaker 5: Don't shake her hand though, because she only uses one
Speaker 5: square of toilet paper.
Speaker 1: I think they make all those stories up.
Speaker 2: Of course they do. Unless you got one of your
Speaker 2: fancy toilets. Go ahead and hit your fancy toilet again.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, the Toto, the Toto, the Toto four. H Okay,
Speaker 1: do you sing when you're doing huh?
Speaker 2: Do you say? Singer? Rosanna when You're on your Toto,
Speaker 2: I can't wait to sit.
Speaker 1: On His album was so awesome. It was an awesome album.
Speaker 2: You Gotta Sit on Your Toilet.
Speaker 1: Nineties were cool.
Speaker 5: The number one song March the seventeenth, back in the
Speaker 5: day is this Whack a Doodle, take a bow?
Speaker 2: Madonna, no help on this one about I It was
Speaker 2: ninety five, could be ninety six, but at least ninety five. Yeah,
Speaker 2: she's she looks so young.
Speaker 4: Poor girl.
Speaker 1: She just didn't know. Girl, She just couldn't. She just
Speaker 1: couldn't transition. That was what she was famous for, was
Speaker 1: transitioning into different, you know, reinventing herself all the time,
Speaker 1: and then she just couldn't do it one last time.
Speaker 1: Like just be old man, he gets good. I have
Speaker 1: no recollect who was the old person? They would who'd
Speaker 1: h who'd have thought of telling me that Madonna would
Speaker 1: look worse than oh Roseanne? Yeah, Rosene bark Hey.
Speaker 2: No, Roseanne looks hotter than Madonna.
Speaker 6: At this one.
Speaker 4: All right, final answer boys.
Speaker 2: Ninety five, I'm out, Let's go ninety five.
Speaker 4: Baby Dwight was on it from the beginning.
Speaker 5: Madonna's take about number one March is seventeen nineteen.
Speaker 1: You're feeling lucky. I need you to fill a breckout.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'll fill a bracket.
Speaker 1: Where's perished eye Care?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 1: You get the MRI eyeball at Vision First eye Care.
Speaker 1: It's four seconds in each eye. That's it. Four seconds
Speaker 1: and they and it is an MRI. Basically, give your
Speaker 1: eyeball behind your eyeball the stem I mean some points
Speaker 1: you can see way back in there. And you and
Speaker 1: the doctor go through those pictures. It's kind of amazing.
Speaker 1: Here's another weird thing you want to hear. A weird
Speaker 1: thing is that she goes we also she was pulling out.
Speaker 1: She was like, you have really long eye losses. And
Speaker 1: I was like, thank you, And I said, what are
Speaker 1: you doing with the allies? And she goes, well, there's
Speaker 1: these mites.
Speaker 2: Oh come on, man, you maybe put my headphones to this.
Speaker 1: So she said, look, some people think it's allergies and
Speaker 1: their eyes are rubbing as she goes, these mites get
Speaker 1: in your eyebrows. And what happens is they go in
Speaker 1: and they you know, they they eat the film on
Speaker 1: your eyeballs. So that's what they consume, is the is
Speaker 1: the film on your eyes She goes, it's mites, it's
Speaker 1: not allergies. So we just and the last thing we
Speaker 1: do is kind of pull out and we checked to
Speaker 1: make sure that you're okay. She goes, you're good, You're good.
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Speaker 2: Patrick's Day Click.
Speaker 5: Should we click it or should we skip it? Dance
Speaker 5: up to you, guys. I'll give you the headline, then
Speaker 5: you tell me.
Speaker 1: Okay, headline.
Speaker 5: Tom Cruise spending more time with Anna de Armas.
Speaker 2: I'll know who she is.
Speaker 1: She's an actress.
Speaker 2: I will say. Tom Cruise is not just an actor.
Speaker 2: He's also a scientist. And he also went to Doss
Speaker 2: High School when he was hearing a little no no.
Speaker 1: While that is true, that is true, all right, so
Speaker 1: uh yeah, click on it. Honest is she's uh, she
Speaker 1: gets around a little bit, but yeah, let's go.
Speaker 5: Tom Cruise and Anna de Armas were spotted together once again.
Speaker 5: This time they were seen at a heliport in London
Speaker 5: Thursday and Friday. The latest sighting follows them being photographed
Speaker 5: together last month.
Speaker 4: During a night out in London as well.
Speaker 5: When they were spotted last month, a source spilled to
Speaker 5: people that they were quote just friends. The two were
Speaker 5: said to be discussing potential collaborations down the line. Cruz
Speaker 5: has his next movie, Mission Impossible, The Final Reckoning hitting
Speaker 5: theaters in May. Are Mos has her Ballerina movie coming
Speaker 5: out in June.
Speaker 1: He is one of since he is a scientist, he
Speaker 1: keeps very private with all that. But you don't like
Speaker 1: that man. But here's the thing, this is my point.
Speaker 1: He's he's you don't know his political affiliation. He stays
Speaker 1: out of all.
Speaker 2: He's very movie maker. Yeah, Michael Jordan was brilliant.
Speaker 5: When you're a scientist, it's just about the science, not politicians', right.
Speaker 1: I was, I hope, and I think I think this
Speaker 1: last election put that to bed. Like it's like, no
Speaker 1: one cares who you voted for, so just because you're
Speaker 1: a celebrity, that's not moving the needles, sweetie, so stop.
Speaker 1: I hope they finally got it. Ricky Gervais, no one
Speaker 1: cares who you voted for, and you're in no position
Speaker 1: to lecture anyone on anything.
Speaker 2: He's so funny, he's so good.
Speaker 1: In some ways.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Headline Jennifer Garner joins cameo to support Palisades fire victims.
Speaker 2: Who does what now?
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I was wondering how many were going to
Speaker 1: get of these, but click on it because she's just
Speaker 1: kind of a sweetheart.
Speaker 5: Jennifer Garner is once again stepping up for her community.
Speaker 5: On Saturday, she announced in her instant stories that for
Speaker 5: a limited time, you can buy a cameo from her
Speaker 5: to raise money for wildfire relief. She teamed up with
Speaker 5: her The Last Thing He Told Me Costgar, Nikolai Custer,
Speaker 5: Waldou and thirteen going on thirty Best Do Judy Greer
Speaker 5: to create a personalized video for fans, with proceeds supporting victims.
Speaker 5: Garner also worked directly with World Central Kitchen to help
Speaker 5: distribute meals to first responders and those affected. Her videos
Speaker 5: start at five hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: It's amazing people do cameos.
Speaker 1: Well, she is legit. She does charity stuff. Anyway, she
Speaker 1: kind of stepped she didn't kind of she stepped back
Speaker 1: from Hollywood and said I'm going to be a mom,
Speaker 1: and she got hammered for you know, why are you
Speaker 1: still a celebrity? She was like a better flight got
Speaker 1: hammered too. Well, I get you know, well, but she
Speaker 1: she's legit, so look these are this isn't the Royals
Speaker 1: kind of just trying to make noise bother handing out
Speaker 1: gift bags. She's legit. She does this stuff. And tries
Speaker 1: to take care of people three sixty five. So when
Speaker 1: something bad happens and she's doing it and they cover it,
Speaker 1: I don't mind it.
Speaker 2: I got to chase the squirrel because we used to
Speaker 2: do this when we were on six pm to eight pm.
Speaker 2: Who charges more for the cameo? Tommy Chong or Bruce Buffer?
Speaker 2: I guess Bruce Buffer is ken to Michael Buffer.
Speaker 4: And now I thinks, so, yeah, here's the deal.
Speaker 1: You can no longer we US three can no longer
Speaker 1: play this game because there's so many famous people on
Speaker 1: this list.
Speaker 2: We don't have no idea who they are. Okay, but
Speaker 2: so we don't know who Bruce Buffer is.
Speaker 1: I always go with the other. I'll go with Buffer.
Speaker 1: I'll go with Buffer. Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 2: Whoever Bruce Buffer is three hundred and forty nine dollars,
Speaker 2: Tommy Chong one hundred and fifty.
Speaker 5: Right next one headline, Brenda's song reveals mcaulay Culkin didn't
Speaker 5: know how to do laundry when they met.
Speaker 2: I want to hear it.
Speaker 5: I do not.
Speaker 2: I want to hear it. I want to know why
Speaker 2: Biff Bifer doesn't have He's probably too big?
Speaker 1: Is he still klick on Is he still drug addic
Speaker 1: or don't know?
Speaker 5: Brenda Song has revealed that her fiance McCaulay Culkin still
Speaker 5: doesn't know how to drive a car and was clueless
Speaker 5: about how to do laundry when they met. He still
Speaker 5: doesn't know how to drive. I took him out to
Speaker 5: drive in our neighborhood. I was terrified, let me tell you,
Speaker 5: she said during the Jennifer Hudson Show. Song explained that
Speaker 5: Culkin's unusual upbringing as the most famous child actor in
Speaker 5: the world contributed to his lack of everyday skills. He
Speaker 5: lived and grew up in hotels. He just never really
Speaker 5: had done laundry, and I was shocked. Well, well, they
Speaker 5: kept their relationship mostly private. The couple, who share sons,
Speaker 5: Dakota Song Cocin and Carson Song Colcin, first met through
Speaker 5: a mutual friend in twenty fourteen while filming Change Land.
Speaker 2: Listen, Listen. I want to defend him because mcaulay Culkins
Speaker 2: had a really extremely rough life. His parents were crap.
Speaker 2: His parents one time went on vacation and left him
Speaker 2: by himself and burglar. Well, it's a documentary about what
Speaker 2: happened to him and the burglars came and all kinds
Speaker 2: of stuff. But it wasn't just one time.
Speaker 1: You said burgled.
Speaker 4: I like burgled three times.
Speaker 2: They left this kid by himself.
Speaker 1: Burglars.
Speaker 2: It's not his fault.
Speaker 1: He's a burglar, Hey McCauley, he's a burglar. No, my
Speaker 1: favorite McCauley movie or not seeing it's not that. I
Speaker 1: just don't get the damn Christmas movie left alone. I
Speaker 1: don't get it home alone. I don't get you, man,
Speaker 1: But I do like the Uncle Buck when he's sitting
Speaker 1: at the kitchen table and he's asking the twenty seven
Speaker 1: questions in a row. It's just them two going back
Speaker 1: and they were like, both of them sort of ad
Speaker 1: lib the entire thing, and they knew their lines and
Speaker 1: all that, but they kind of just went with it.
Speaker 1: And I thought, what A you know? That is a
Speaker 1: that's an awesome scene, Uncle Buck, ro Buck is the best.
Speaker 2: Real quick McCauley cocking net worth.
Speaker 1: Five million, thirty million, eighteen million not bad.
Speaker 4: Headline.
Speaker 5: Former Disney star Kyle Massey engaged to Pat Benattar's daughter,
Speaker 5: Hannah Giraldo.
Speaker 1: I skip it.
Speaker 4: I could care less.
Speaker 1: Who cares?
Speaker 2: You couldn't careless?
Speaker 5: Headline justin Justin Thureau and Nicole Brdon Bloom are married.
Speaker 1: Have any idea Threau that's not related to the Canadian dude? Right?
Speaker 4: I don't think so. This is an actual man.
Speaker 2: Oh you dollar dollar out, dollar out?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Click on it.
Speaker 5: Maybe congratulations Justin Threau and Nicole Bridon Bloom.
Speaker 4: They tied them out over the weekend.
Speaker 5: The actors had been engaged since last August and first
Speaker 5: marked romance rumors back in twenty twenty three. Threaux most
Speaker 5: recently known for his role in Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, while Bridon
Speaker 5: Bloom currently stars in the Hulu series Paradise Boy.
Speaker 2: What a turd Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice. It was bad.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it was really. It was just let's
Speaker 1: redo the movie again, and it's it was the problem
Speaker 1: is if you take that damn long and the movie
Speaker 1: is that bad. How many times do you you know,
Speaker 1: when you're in a movie, if you're watching a movie
Speaker 1: and you look out on your clock, going, okay, maybe
Speaker 1: just thirty more.
Speaker 2: Minutes, my phone, non stop.
Speaker 4: This thing horrible.
Speaker 1: It's not good.
Speaker 5: One more headline. Millie Bobby Brown details her animal count
Speaker 5: is at sixty two.
Speaker 2: Here, I'd like to have sixty two. I like her.
Speaker 2: I would like to have an odder named Skittles. No
Speaker 2: you don't, yeah, eh, but keep them in the bathtop.
Speaker 4: Her husband thinks she's an eleven.
Speaker 1: Oh nice Stranger Things. Her name was eleven on Stranger Show.
Speaker 2: I watched like four episodes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know, Millie.
Speaker 5: Bobby Brown is a hardcore animal lover. The Stranger Thing
Speaker 5: star lives on a farm in Georgia and has sixty
Speaker 5: two animals, including twenty five farm animals, twenty three foster dogs,
Speaker 5: ten dogs that are hers, and four cats. As for
Speaker 5: her in house Pop's sleeve, not a good sentence, Brown says,
Speaker 5: I've gotten them real single beds.
Speaker 4: That's for the farm animals. The number is that to expand.
Speaker 5: As her donkey Betsy, is pregnant, she detailed her farm
Speaker 5: life in an interview with the BBC.
Speaker 1: Okay, oh, I changed my mind, just like sixty two pets,
Speaker 1: because I don't like here's the thing. I don't like
Speaker 1: people that live in a suburban setting and have forty pets.
Speaker 1: It's not fair for the pets. That's my opinion. Okay,
Speaker 1: But if she lives on a farm farm in Georgia.
Speaker 1: That's plenty of room and that's great good.
Speaker 2: What do you think why these people that call her
Speaker 2: they have a fish tank?
Speaker 1: These my pets the only thing. What Oh yeah, fish yeah,
Speaker 1: I guess are they well? Now gen Z is saying
Speaker 1: plants are their pets.
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