Speaker 1: From morecast Connect and aj Benze fame. Uh, he'd liked
Speaker 1: to be walked on a leash and play really dirty
Speaker 1: kinky sex games. Is uh the guy put the cock
Speaker 1: in the peacock network. Okay, bitch, Hey everybody, AJ Benz
Speaker 1: youre here with same as a bitch. This is your
Speaker 1: daily Unfiltered podcast for July eighth, twenty twenty five oh
Speaker 1: seven eight two oh two five. July eighth seems like
Speaker 1: a good date. I don't know why. That's kind of
Speaker 1: like a little bit like Johnny Carson a good dat.
Speaker 1: Now that's more like Harvey Cottail. It's a good dat.
Speaker 1: Leave the kid alone, it's a good death. Yeah, a
Speaker 1: little bit of Harvey cottel anyhow Yeah, July. I did
Speaker 1: some research. You know, July is the most popular months
Speaker 1: for kids to be born. It means people are doing
Speaker 1: a lot of screwing right around the holiday time. That's
Speaker 1: why me and Roxy were born right June. July. Went
Speaker 1: to uh Tiffany to get Rocksy a special birthday gift
Speaker 1: for twenty first and they got it. You know, I
Speaker 1: haven't been in Tiffany's in a long ass time. I
Speaker 1: used to get man, I got all my buddies money clips.
Speaker 1: You know, back in the day, all the guys that
Speaker 1: were worked on my talk show rock Oh, Frankie, Johnny Boy,
Speaker 1: Michael wit Is, I got them all money clips and
Speaker 1: it said pray silence. That was what Frank Sinatra put
Speaker 1: on the money clips he got for all his buddies
Speaker 1: in the rat pack. Pray silence means don't let anybody
Speaker 1: know nothing we're talking about. Just keep your mouth shut.
Speaker 1: And I have on myself. I can't find it, but yeah,
Speaker 1: they were engraved the whole thing. It's nice to go
Speaker 1: into Tiffany if you know, I tell you, I haven't
Speaker 1: been there for a while, but when you walk in,
Speaker 1: there's always pretty you know personal. Can I help you? So, yes,
Speaker 1: I'm looking for my daughter. Oh right, this way dressed fine,
Speaker 1: you know, they look good. The teeth are white, that cleaned,
Speaker 1: the hair is good, the complexion. Tiffan isn't fuck around.
Speaker 1: There's always a Gucci next to Tiffany, right, always, just
Speaker 1: like Barney's a lot of these stories. They know they
Speaker 1: buy real estate next to the other stores. They always
Speaker 1: want to be near each other, right, makes sense, glomb
Speaker 1: off the other the other business. Anyhow, talking today, you know, well.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: I talked the other day about seeing these parrots on
Speaker 1: a telephone wire, you know, in Burdbank, and I couldn't
Speaker 1: believe my eyes. Eight seven eight nine parrots up on
Speaker 1: a telephone wire. I tried to get my phone out.
Speaker 1: I snapped one, but you can't even tell it's a parrot.
Speaker 1: So I was like pissed off. And I mentioned that,
Speaker 1: and the Great Jiji Levangi, a patron who I love,
Speaker 1: texted me today. He says, Oh, no, Aj, They're like,
Speaker 1: it's a very famous thing. What are you talking about.
Speaker 1: She goes, yeah, they these green parrots are from a
Speaker 1: group that escape a bell Air fire back in nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty one. You're talking to me sixty four years ago.
Speaker 1: I'm sure some of them are still out there because
Speaker 1: parents can live forever. Parents are like fucking at Mary.
Speaker 1: They can keep going and going. But I did some
Speaker 1: research these parrots. It's a very remarkable situation. I read
Speaker 1: one I checked up, you know, wild parrots of bird Bank,
Speaker 1: southern California, San Fernando Valley, and it says these parrots
Speaker 1: are soaring through the skies and they're the proud descendants
Speaker 1: of the ones imported or smuggled and ssequently escaped over released.
Speaker 1: These survivors a depth of fending for themselves found refuge
Speaker 1: in areas rich in exotic flora. Yeah, been in southern
Speaker 1: California since the sixties. Mysterious origins only add to the
Speaker 1: intrigue of this story. But yeah, I read there is
Speaker 1: a theory that they escaped this bell Air fire. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go with that. I love it because these birds
Speaker 1: lived for long long time. Every time I see Howdi flies.
Speaker 1: Every time I've seen her twice in the last year
Speaker 1: or two. It's always at the airport. But you know,
Speaker 1: she's what those parrots like, you know, for life thirty
Speaker 1: whatever I mean, But it's amazing they go. I you know,
Speaker 1: I never like birds. They always gave me the schemes like, oh,
Speaker 1: the fucking claws of the beak. I don't know, but
Speaker 1: Instagram has sold me on birds. We had a minor
Speaker 1: bird grown up name was Dax. Jack used to grab
Speaker 1: that bird, lay on the bed with it and talk
Speaker 1: to it. And Dak said so many phrases, and my
Speaker 1: father taught DA's had a cursed in Italian. You know,
Speaker 1: it was so good at saying curses, and you know,
Speaker 1: that nice simple phrases like bun jordano, good morning, good night,
Speaker 1: chow chow. When we put the black blanket on his
Speaker 1: cage at night, chow chow. You know. And I tell
Speaker 1: you there was a great situation where my mother would
Speaker 1: be upstairs, or let's say, my mother's downstairs and Mary's upstairs.
Speaker 1: We had a phone in the kitchen and a phone
Speaker 1: in the hallway upstairs. So when the phone would ring,
Speaker 1: my mother would usually say I got it, because it
Speaker 1: was typically my father right, he called five times a
Speaker 1: day from work, So the phone would ring, and the
Speaker 1: bird Dax in the dining room would say I got it,
Speaker 1: So my mother wouldn't. She thought I. Mary picked up,
Speaker 1: and vice versa, and then my father would call back.
Speaker 1: What happen? He didn't pick up? No, Mary said she
Speaker 1: had it. Mary, you said you got it? Now I didn't. Lily,
Speaker 1: that must have been dackx fucking bird said I got it.
Speaker 1: So fun. And Mary had her friend, the hula instructor Emmlani,
Speaker 1: who I always thought was her lesbian lover. Roseley swears
Speaker 1: aj no, and Mary got a heartbroken from two different
Speaker 1: men she loved men. You know, Mary had terrible eyesight,
Speaker 1: not listen. Not the best looker, Okay, not to mention
Speaker 1: four foot eleven and her toes. Her toes on both
Speaker 1: feet looked like diagrammed football plays. I mean, Bill Belichick
Speaker 1: could have taken her feet and won three more Super
Speaker 1: Bowls with the way they turned and angled down. We
Speaker 1: used to take pictures of her toes under the picnic
Speaker 1: table because you know, like just imagine, imagine your second
Speaker 1: toe next to your big toe is folded over your
Speaker 1: big toe, and imagine your pinky your last toe makes
Speaker 1: a sudden right turn, so you're looking at the right
Speaker 1: profile of the pinky toe in Mary's toe. She had
Speaker 1: hammer toe, she had twisted toe, she had under toe anything,
Speaker 1: and it all culminated with me taken. I might have
Speaker 1: sent Shelley under the picnic table to take a snapshot
Speaker 1: of her toes right. And my mother used to go
Speaker 1: to this pediatrist because my mother had decent feet, but
Speaker 1: her toenails were so thick she couldn't bend over and
Speaker 1: caught them. They were too thick. I would try. I
Speaker 1: sweated like you needed goggles and a face mask because
Speaker 1: those toenails would clip off and fly at deadly speeds
Speaker 1: and take your fucking retin now, Okay, I said, Man,
Speaker 1: I can't do this. I'm gonna lose my sight. So
Speaker 1: we took it at this doctor, pediatrist, doctor Lalia, funny
Speaker 1: tying guy, loved my mother rose Lee would take I
Speaker 1: take it wasn't Babylon five minutes away. We'd sit there
Speaker 1: while she got and you could hear.
Speaker 2: Because the doctor would literally put on goggles right and
Speaker 2: sit at her feet and he would he would like
Speaker 2: he would cut them with this machine, and you'd hear
Speaker 2: the clip clip It sounded like someone's.
Speaker 1: Femur was breaking. And then he would use this sander
Speaker 1: like a sander, like he's finishing off a fucking broken fender.
Speaker 1: It was like a weird automotive shot shot or is
Speaker 1: this a podiatrist? So I spent so many days or
Speaker 1: times in the lobby, in the waiting room, and they
Speaker 1: had had this big poster board, this corkboard of before
Speaker 1: and after pictures of the people who walked in with
Speaker 1: bad toes and what the doctor did with those toes after,
Speaker 1: you know, the procedure, and it was a market marketable difference. Well,
Speaker 1: I took the picture show he took a Van Mary's
Speaker 1: toes close up and we made it. We'd we developed
Speaker 1: them in a photo that member photo that the yellow
Speaker 1: roofe and the blue body. These pictures will be done
Speaker 1: in seven days. We thought, oh my god, this is
Speaker 1: the future. Then it became one hour photo and you
Speaker 1: got mad if it took two hours. Not for nothing,
Speaker 1: it says one hour, like people are ridiculous. Anyhow, I
Speaker 1: get the picture of the close up toes and I
Speaker 1: take him to doctor Lalia's waiting room and I put
Speaker 1: a Mary's toes in an after picture. So somebody had
Speaker 1: jacked up feet on the board before and the after
Speaker 1: was a nice shot at their feet. I put a
Speaker 1: Mary's fucked up toes, jacked up feet after. We laughed,
Speaker 1: So you know what did? This is so stupid it
Speaker 1: makes no sense. I used to work at Macy sod Rosalie.
Speaker 1: You go in the dressing room, you take pants and
Speaker 1: shirts in there, you try to see what fits, you know.
Speaker 1: But there was a thing there was like a big
Speaker 1: a plastic There was a piece of plastic and in
Speaker 1: the plastic was at paper. I don't know. It might
Speaker 1: have said like Macy's return policy. I forget, but it
Speaker 1: was like a piece of paper in this the sea
Speaker 1: through plastic thing on the doors, and I took a
Speaker 1: picture of him that we had for years in this
Speaker 1: basket of photos where she's like five years old, nineteen twenty, no,
Speaker 1: nineteen fifteen, sitting on a donkey. It was so ridiculous
Speaker 1: I put it in the fucking plastic.
Speaker 2: Could you imagine people getting close on I see it
Speaker 2: Mary on a dunk.
Speaker 1: I can't. I'm sorry. Anyhow, those are the best. So
Speaker 1: what was I talking about, Doctor o'leah and their feet? Oh,
Speaker 1: we had such a good time with that. I don't
Speaker 1: know why I got to the foot the feet picture,
Speaker 1: but we're talking about birds, right, Okay, I'm sorry. I'll
Speaker 1: go back and listen to the show. I don't know,
Speaker 1: I forgot. I forgot where I went into toes after
Speaker 1: the after parrots. But either way, the parrots they're everywhere here.
Speaker 1: I didn't know this. This is amazing. I mean, they've
Speaker 1: been out here for decades and they're sitting out there
Speaker 1: on the high waters and telephone polls and god knows
Speaker 1: what they're eating. But this is amazing. I love it.
Speaker 1: And now I'm gonna keep looking for them in the
Speaker 1: same man as some Beaudet Gai went to and oh,
Speaker 1: I can't wait to see this se I was talking
Speaker 1: about Tiffany's and a nice day treatre. I don't know,
Speaker 1: I don't know. Sorry, guys, I am wanted, but ah,
Speaker 1: so fun of as shit we did to him, Mary,
Speaker 1: Oh my god, you would have loved it. Oh one.
Speaker 1: If you asked and I said, I've said this many
Speaker 1: times on the show, I'd love to hear how AJ meant.
Speaker 1: Robert Evans all right, I'll say it real quick. But
Speaker 1: you know, I used to talk to Evans when I
Speaker 1: had my column in New York and he was in
Speaker 1: LA and his book The Kid Stays in the Picture
Speaker 1: was almost coming out. And my father always my father
Speaker 1: always told me, you want to meet this guy, you know,
Speaker 1: like he said the same thing about George Hamilton, like
Speaker 1: Warren Baby, these guys, you want to know these guys.
Speaker 1: These guys have such great stories to tell. That's the
Speaker 1: kind of shit my father would tell me. So I'm
Speaker 1: at work. My father's dead, and you know, I'm working
Speaker 1: at the news and suddenly I see an article or
Speaker 1: what have you, or I think it was a celebrity.
Speaker 1: I used to get these papers in the morning celebrity service.
Speaker 1: It would tell you what every celebrity was in New
Speaker 1: York for what reason, what their number was, how to
Speaker 1: contact their publicists, et cetera. So you can say, oh,
Speaker 1: so and so has got a new movie opening. I
Speaker 1: want to be able to call them and get an interview,
Speaker 1: or a new book is coming out. It was a
Speaker 1: good service. And in this particular instance, it was about
Speaker 1: Robert Evans book The Kids Days and the picture is
Speaker 1: about to be published, and I'm like, oh my god,
Speaker 1: Robert Evans. I hadn't thought about him for years. My
Speaker 1: father always told him I should meet him. And it
Speaker 1: was out in La. It was in Westwood, at the
Speaker 1: Well in Century City, at a big mall which not
Speaker 1: far from UCLA in Westwood, and I said, well, I
Speaker 1: could go to LA and I could meet people. I've friends,
Speaker 1: I know I can hang out with. You know, I'll
Speaker 1: go my fact it was what's her name? Chicar got
Speaker 1: killed and mean Atlanta Clarkson. I can go see her.
Speaker 1: I had options. I said, let me go out there.
Speaker 1: I went out there Solana. We had some fun and
Speaker 1: then I'm at the Bellage Hotel and Evans was signing
Speaker 1: autographs for his book. The kid stays in the picture
Speaker 1: act the small and I wanted to go. I didn't.
Speaker 1: I said, I don't want to just show up. So
Speaker 1: I called the publicist on the page. It was Michael Levine,
Speaker 1: who represented Evans, and I said, hey, Mike aj aj
Speaker 1: you're in tell you I'm in town. I want to
Speaker 1: go see uh you know Robert Evans' books. Oh, and
Speaker 1: I'll take you. I'm going there today. So we met
Speaker 1: at the mall and I met Evans right there and
Speaker 1: I said, my father always told me you other got
Speaker 1: to meet. Out of all the people in Hollywood, you
Speaker 1: other got to meet. And he said he's a very
Speaker 1: smart man. Your father a very smart man. And then
Speaker 1: he just went into I'm having a party tonight, so
Speaker 1: very interesting people. You want to come? I said, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'd love to come. I said, but i'm here, I
Speaker 1: got friends. Are they rebels? Yeah? Then bring the more
Speaker 1: the merrier. And I brought Margaret Maldonado, who you have
Speaker 1: told you about. It was married to Michael Jackson's brother.
Speaker 1: A few people and we had a great time and
Speaker 1: that was it. Once I met him, he insisted I
Speaker 1: stay at his house, and I always come to stay
Speaker 1: with him. And that was it. It was an amazing time.
Speaker 1: But that's the story. In case you missed it. I
Speaker 1: know I've talked about it many times, but you know,
Speaker 1: I got some newer listeners. That's why some of you
Speaker 1: got some of you. A couple of folks are like, oh,
Speaker 1: do you repeating your stories? Yeah, I've been talking eight years,
Speaker 1: every fucking day for eight years. Okay, I'm gonna be
Speaker 1: I'm gonna guess in the last eight years, I would
Speaker 1: say maybe fifty of those days I didn't have a show.
Speaker 1: I'd like to really not that I can figure it out,
Speaker 1: but I bet it's like that because I never took
Speaker 1: a week off I'm going on vacation. I never do
Speaker 1: that shit. But either way, that's what I did, and
Speaker 1: some people still ask me. You know, I never heard
Speaker 1: this story of that story. So I feel like, for
Speaker 1: the newer people, I want to I owe it to
Speaker 1: them to say, here's what happened. All right, that took
Speaker 1: three minutes, no big deal, but we'll we'll get into well,
Speaker 1: you know what, I want to just mention briefly and
Speaker 1: I'll get into this bigger tomorrow, I suppose. But I
Speaker 1: know Cash Bettel Pam Bondi Dan Bongino had been always
Speaker 1: talking about the whole Jeffrey Epstein thing, and finally today today,
Speaker 1: being Monday, the story comes out. It was a suicide.
Speaker 1: There are no people involved, there is no client list,
Speaker 1: there's no blackmail. Okay, we all know this is horseshit,
Speaker 1: And I'm telling you it's a black mark on Donald
Speaker 1: Trump's presidency because he promised that everybody would see it
Speaker 1: and hear the names. So did Pam Bondi. Pam Bondi
Speaker 1: has said publicly there are thousands of hours of tapes
Speaker 1: of him with young girls where they go what happened?
Speaker 1: We we you know, look, I'm sure there are some
Speaker 1: things that were exaggerated about Epstein. That that's just par
Speaker 1: for the course. That happens when you're talking about a
Speaker 1: story that large, that that that that encompassing. But you know,
Speaker 1: look we I can't say we know, but I think
Speaker 1: we're all in a good place accepting that. Yeah, come on,
Speaker 1: we know there are videos. We know this guy was
Speaker 1: definitely blackmailing powerful people. Now I'm not one of those
Speaker 1: who believe, well, Trump's not going to show the list
Speaker 1: because he's on the list. No, Trump had nothing to
Speaker 1: do with the Epstein situation. Nothing, I'm not, that's not
Speaker 1: even what I'm talking about. But there are many, many
Speaker 1: other people, many of whom we have no idea the
Speaker 1: power they wield, that were probably blackmailed or on tape
Speaker 1: with younger, underage people. I would I would pretty much
Speaker 1: guarantee with my life. So are we gonna see those No,
Speaker 1: we're not, We're not. And and look, we all saw
Speaker 1: the video of Bongino and Patel a few weeks back,
Speaker 1: saying he didn't kill he was he was killed, He
Speaker 1: wasn't killed. He committed to his they would panic stricken.
Speaker 1: Bongino looked like he saw it ghost. He was the
Speaker 1: complete opposite of what he's always like on his show.
Speaker 1: And I always told you when he's on his show
Speaker 1: that he acts too fucking positive that more more time
Speaker 1: than not, he's full of shit. I listen, I'm on
Speaker 1: records saying I don't trust Pam Body, and I'm on
Speaker 1: records saying Dan Bongino it's a bad pick. I said
Speaker 1: both of them. I'm not that against Cash Pttel. I
Speaker 1: think he's got a lot of a lot of get
Speaker 1: up and go and he could really make a big
Speaker 1: difference in in the law. But Bongino, no, no, this
Speaker 1: is a bullshit position. And I know he gave up
Speaker 1: a lot of money to take it, but he likes
Speaker 1: the status because that's just gonna make his next podcast,
Speaker 1: next show even bigger. But he lost people here by
Speaker 1: acting like no, no, no, no, there's no black will,
Speaker 1: there's no people on, there's no list, there's no list.
Speaker 1: This is horseshit, and this is gonna be a black
Speaker 1: mark on Donald Trump's presidency. It really will interested to
Speaker 1: see what he says about this down the road, because
Speaker 1: this is not good. See, I can be objective about
Speaker 1: Trump and his presidency. That's a bullshit thing that just happened.
Speaker 1: Bullshit anyhow, I want to also mention, oh, look at
Speaker 1: this Denise Richards. Denise Richards and her man Aaron Pfeiffers
Speaker 1: have split that freaky guy she was with. I mean, look,
Speaker 1: Denise Richards looked like you know, she there was a
Speaker 1: time man she was Oh she was so beautiful, sexy,
Speaker 1: wild things, I mean, we know, and then she got
Speaker 1: more weird, more facial procedures and what have you, and
Speaker 1: marrying Charlie Sheen, which has to add ten years to
Speaker 1: your life at least so now they've, you know, fifers
Speaker 1: filed for divorce. This ridiculous creep that she's been with
Speaker 1: irreconcilable differences is the reason they broke up July fourth, Well,
Speaker 1: Katie Perry, Orlando Bloom, Aaron Fifer's very sad these wonderful relationships.
Speaker 1: What's Denise rich is gonna do next? These two got
Speaker 1: married what was it seven years ago? Yeah, twenty eighteen
Speaker 1: in Malibum, and she said, I am so happy to
Speaker 1: officially be married to the love of mine life. Everybody
Speaker 1: saw him and when we heard him talk, we said, oh, Denise,
Speaker 1: what are you doing? What are you doing? But this guy, Aaron,
Speaker 1: who is apparently a wellness practice earn more on that
Speaker 1: in a minute. He's looking to get spousal support from her.
Speaker 1: He also asks to keep their debts and assets separate.
Speaker 1: Also wants to make sure that he wants his power tools. Now, listen, Denise,
Speaker 1: you you can't separate a man and his power tools,
Speaker 1: also his twenty eighteen Indian dark Horse motorcycle and his
Speaker 1: Shelby G two five hundred sports card. I have a
Speaker 1: problem with guys like this, I really do. Listen, hear
Speaker 1: me out, I don't know what kind of money he's making.
Speaker 1: And for all I know, Denise bought those items for him.
Speaker 1: I don't know this guy to be a very wealthy individual,
Speaker 1: but she married him, so he must have had some
Speaker 1: kind of monetary upside. But these guys who get the
Speaker 1: old motorcycles and the sports car that stays in the
Speaker 1: garage with the sheet over it, grow up, grow up,
Speaker 1: take your family to Europe. Do something. I mean, well,
Speaker 1: it's gonna make it's gonna be worth more money in
Speaker 1: ten years. Who gives a shit? Stop put the putting
Speaker 1: things in the garage with a canvas over it. Just
Speaker 1: live life well, because every time somebody comes over for
Speaker 1: dinner or a barbecue, let me show you some of
Speaker 1: the garage. Oh what do you got? Light goes on,
Speaker 1: it flickers less in life, it comes to cover. Wow,
Speaker 1: what's that? Seventy months then yeah, gt but bah, bah blah,
Speaker 1: Who gives a shit? Six years they were married, I
Speaker 1: had so very weird related They actually adopted a daughter
Speaker 1: named Eloise back in twenty eleven, and then this guy
Speaker 1: legally adopted her too. I'm not gonna say bad things.
Speaker 1: He's not completely uh healthy of the mind. There's something
Speaker 1: wrong with the kid. Not quite sure why Denise wanted
Speaker 1: to do another kid, but what have you? Da've been
Speaker 1: out recently, didn't give any clues they weren't getting along,
Speaker 1: so who knows something may have happened. I don't know,
Speaker 1: but I think their kid having an issue. She's got
Speaker 1: some kind of chromosome issue, and she's had some developmental delays,
Speaker 1: and I I don't know. Denise Richards has a daughter
Speaker 1: who seems to be walking the straight and narrow, another
Speaker 1: one who's on Instagram making millions a month or whatever,
Speaker 1: and that convinced Denise to go on only fans. And
Speaker 1: this other kid that's got developmental issues. I think that
Speaker 1: puts a strain on the marriage. Because you're Denise Richards.
Speaker 1: You've had a wonderful run in Hollywood. You think it's
Speaker 1: all gonna be fucking roses and flowers and unicorns. No, no,
Speaker 1: it's not. Now you need patience to be a good mother.
Speaker 1: I don't know if she's up for that. I really don't.
Speaker 1: There were times where I read stories that I wanted
Speaker 1: to throw up. It was so embarrassing. You know, it's
Speaker 1: one thing for the guy to tell reporters my wife
Speaker 1: is so special, She's so special, and we're looking at
Speaker 1: pictures Denise knowing she was married to Charlie Sheen, who
Speaker 1: was banging every girl inside getting aids and now she's
Speaker 1: the one. I mean, you're looking and go, it's just
Speaker 1: the most special woman in the world. Really, the one
Speaker 1: who decided I'm going to marry Charlie Sheen. That's the
Speaker 1: special woman that you know. But of course Fifers is like,
Speaker 1: she's the best. Is no one like her? And then
Speaker 1: at one point on a show for some because he
Speaker 1: was guessing on those Real Housewives shows, when Denise was on,
Speaker 1: I couldn't stand him. Everything was so secretive. At one
Speaker 1: point she had mentioned that he would make a great
Speaker 1: James Bond. I couldn't believe it, and he said, oh
Speaker 1: I would, I would, I would do it, And she
Speaker 1: said he would be an amazing James Bond. He is,
Speaker 1: I could do it, no problem. Who does this fucking
Speaker 1: I think he is? The second hand embarrassment is insane.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you caught that show, Denise Richards
Speaker 1: and Her Wild Things was on Bravo earlier this year.
Speaker 1: I didn't watch it, but uh, even Charlie's that's Brooke
Speaker 1: Mula was in the cast with their twins, Bob and Max,
Speaker 1: which is weird. And Brooke. Brooke is a major drug addict.
Speaker 1: If you think Charlie's been in rehab a lot, what
Speaker 1: do you how many times Brook's been in A rich
Speaker 1: girl who's been in more rehabs than anybody you know.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I'm not surprised these two are done.
Speaker 1: It's not easy being married to her. I can't imagine.
Speaker 1: But she did say I'm never getting divorced again, even
Speaker 1: if we hate each other, I'm not gonna fucking get divorced. Well, yeah,
Speaker 1: you are, you are, and now it's gotta be tough.
Speaker 1: You got your wife. And she's on Only Fans too,
Speaker 1: And from when I read an article a few days ago,
Speaker 1: she's one of the top Only Fans contributors who who
Speaker 1: is damaging to people's marriages. I'm not sure what she
Speaker 1: does and only fans. I don't subscribe to it, so
Speaker 1: I don't know. But this guy's looking for espousal support.
Speaker 1: Only married six years, he wants her money. What dude
Speaker 1: wants to be with any woman who spends her life
Speaker 1: on reality TV? I have no idea. And if you
Speaker 1: look around none of these women on reality TV shows
Speaker 1: keep keep a guy past a few clickies. I mean
Speaker 1: Denise Richards. You know, there was a time where she
Speaker 1: was hot ship, but she's given more rides than greyhounds,
Speaker 1: let's face it. But you know she's a former star,
Speaker 1: so there's still guys who want to go for a
Speaker 1: spin or two. I don't know as much as much
Speaker 1: as I make fun, look, I feel like Denise is
Speaker 1: so wild and unpredictable that these two I think they're
Speaker 1: gonna get back together before they officially split. I think
Speaker 1: they're that crazy. Don't ask me why. I just see
Speaker 1: it in my head. You know, I don't know. I
Speaker 1: mean this guy, they did so many weird things when
Speaker 1: he guessed it on Real Housewise. You remember when they
Speaker 1: were at some dinner party and you know, Denise kept saying, oh,
Speaker 1: he can't talk about his business. There are people following us,
Speaker 1: and the girls are going, what who's following you? Oh? Yeah,
Speaker 1: we can't talk. Apparently, he said, Big Farmer is following
Speaker 1: him because he got secure for cancer. This guy, the
Speaker 1: guy with the sports carn garage, has a pure for cancer.
Speaker 1: He said his treatment is so powerful that Big Farmer
Speaker 1: wants to shut him down or kill him or some
Speaker 1: weird shit, and Denise believed it. Now his lawsuits all
Speaker 1: around him. So Denise, it's a good idea. Get the
Speaker 1: hell away. Somebody died. He treated a family sewing. It's
Speaker 1: not a good thing. Denise richards Man, she was something else.
Speaker 1: It's just amazing how so many things changed so many
Speaker 1: years later, like she was the Wow man. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Let's hope for this sake that little kid does better.
Speaker 1: I don't know what she has wrong with it developmentally,
Speaker 1: but this is not going to make things easier for her.
Speaker 1: But you know, Hollywood marriage, Hollywood divorced, they don't care.
Speaker 1: It takes seconds. Who gives a shit. I do want
Speaker 1: to touch on the fact that I mentioned less well
Speaker 1: several days ago. I talked about when I stayed at
Speaker 1: Buffalo Bills and Prim Valley and Whiskey Pete, those three
Speaker 1: hotels that are on the border of Nevada in California,
Speaker 1: and how they're hearted, and several of you wrote me
Speaker 1: and said I want to hear about the haunting. I
Speaker 1: said why, I did mention that there were some things
Speaker 1: that were weird, and now no, I'll tell us, Well,
Speaker 1: look here's the basic situation. Whiskey Peetes, Buffalo Bills, and
Speaker 1: Prim Valley three hotels in the huge area when you
Speaker 1: cross the border from California to Nevada, and now they're
Speaker 1: hotel motels, not five star, four star. Put it that way,
Speaker 1: been there forever. There is a legend about Whiskey Pete's
Speaker 1: Hotel and casino. These are these all these properties are
Speaker 1: in Prim, Nevada, and there's always been the case that
Speaker 1: Whiskey Pete still haunts this plate place. People, guests, employees
Speaker 1: have always felt eerie or at times soeld eerie. I
Speaker 1: can certainly attest to that. Sometimes you go to Buffalo Bills,
Speaker 1: they're sold out and Prim Valley was closed. This all
Speaker 1: happened during COVID, you know, so one hotel was closed,
Speaker 1: the other one would open. And when I got there,
Speaker 1: I didn't know what. I would call him A way
Speaker 1: can I stay? Because it was like seventy bucks a night,
Speaker 1: it was cheap, but it was always different. Well Prim
Speaker 1: is closed, but Whiskey Pete's open, and this Buffalo will
Speaker 1: be able for a week. Then it was like I
Speaker 1: had to I would literally take my suitcase and could
Speaker 1: see and walk across the highway and move to the
Speaker 1: other hotel. This happened constantly, so I was in all
Speaker 1: three of those in different different times. When I first
Speaker 1: met Andrea, it just wild, wild. But there is a story,
Speaker 1: and there are these people who claimed to see Whiskey Pete,
Speaker 1: this guy that really existed, the legend of Whiskey Pete,
Speaker 1: that he haunts these former properties because construction disturbed his grave,
Speaker 1: and apparently he wants everybody to know he's still around.
Speaker 1: But what happened is, according to lore, long before these
Speaker 1: hotels stretched across the freeway, there was a small gas
Speaker 1: station there. There was a station that belonged to a
Speaker 1: guy named Pete McIntyre, which his nickname was Whiskey Pete.
Speaker 1: He was a moonshiner and he ran the place with
Speaker 1: a reputation. He didn't take any shit. People knew him
Speaker 1: to be that kind of man. The locals do him well.
Speaker 1: A lot of people hated him. You look, when people
Speaker 1: looked at his records over the years, they saw that
Speaker 1: he doesn't appear in the census of nineteen hundred, nineteen ten,
Speaker 1: nineteen twenty. But then in nineteen eighteen he was in
Speaker 1: jail for running speakeasy otherwise called a blind pig, couldn't
Speaker 1: make bail, sitting there for two months. Blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: Ended up spending six months in jail. He gets out,
Speaker 1: he settles in a little small town, Cresset, Nevada, a
Speaker 1: town near the California border, and he owns this gas
Speaker 1: station and well, he had a bit of a fight
Speaker 1: with somebody. Somebody came into the shop and asked to
Speaker 1: get gas, check their oil, checked their water. Remember when
Speaker 1: we used to do that at a service station. You
Speaker 1: get gas and go, hey, check my ail please. It's
Speaker 1: just so not the way it is nowadays. But back
Speaker 1: then you can get gas and they can check your
Speaker 1: oil and water while you were there. So crazy. But
Speaker 1: there was a fight that ensued. They had an argument
Speaker 1: whatever whatever, and it got violent and Pete assaulted this
Speaker 1: guy with a deadly weapon. He shot somebody in the shoulder.
Speaker 1: And there are different scenarios to this, but basically Pete,
Speaker 1: you know, was huped from manslaughter chargers and didn't go
Speaker 1: to court three times in a row. I'm sorry, the
Speaker 1: victim didn't go to court three times in a row,
Speaker 1: and the chargers were dropped. But eventually you know he's
Speaker 1: out there back at the gas station, and reporters were
Speaker 1: always coming around because there was a big case back
Speaker 1: in the day and there was a lot of shit
Speaker 1: going on in the service station. Pete started to get sick.
Speaker 1: He started to lose his mind. He had a little
Speaker 1: bit of a tuberculosis situation going on, but he lied
Speaker 1: and said he was doing fine. Long story short, he
Speaker 1: was diagnosed with consumption, which a lot of miners got
Speaker 1: back then. He only had days to live. They said,
Speaker 1: so this guy's dead and a lot of people feel
Speaker 1: those haunts, those properties. He actually made his burial wishes
Speaker 1: very clear. He wrote to his friends in a poem,
Speaker 1: bury me up on the hills, standing up facing the
Speaker 1: valley so I can see all those sons of bitches
Speaker 1: going by. And his friends honored it. They used some dynamite.
Speaker 1: They blasted a six foot hole into the limestone cliff
Speaker 1: behind his service station. They buried him standing up, just
Speaker 1: as he wanted. Now, the other story, which is the
Speaker 1: one I was in, and I gotta tell you I've
Speaker 1: been to whiskey Pete. I got this room off to
Speaker 1: the left, on the ground floor. Normally, when you got
Speaker 1: a dog, they put you on the ground floor and
Speaker 1: I'm hearing talking in the wall when I'm going to bed,
Speaker 1: like there's somebody upstairs, somebody in the room next to me.
Speaker 1: It was too loud, The talking was too loud. So
Speaker 1: I complained in a nice way to the front desk.
Speaker 1: I said, look, I don't want to be an asshole,
Speaker 1: but the talking, you know, I hear they're just having
Speaker 1: a party upstairs or next door. The lady comes over.
Speaker 1: The maintenance guy comes in and says, there's nobody staying
Speaker 1: above you. That room is empty, and there's nobody staying
Speaker 1: next to you. I said, I hear fucking his voice
Speaker 1: is in the wall, and now for the air conditioner
Speaker 1: comes off, comes on, goes often, comes on. And the
Speaker 1: maintenance guy didn't know what to do. He's out talked
Speaker 1: to the front desk. The lady comes by, an older woman.
Speaker 1: I said, do you believe this shit? I'm hearing voices
Speaker 1: of me And she says, if I were you, i'd
Speaker 1: leave this room. So why well, you're in room thirty five. Okay, Well,
Speaker 1: this is a very famous room and we normally don't
Speaker 1: give it to people, but it's a very busy weekend
Speaker 1: and you know, we want to get your room. I said, okay,
Speaker 1: what happened to the room thirty five? Well, it's you know,
Speaker 1: it's like an old story that is haunted. I said,
Speaker 1: give me the fuck at it. So they moved me
Speaker 1: to prim Valley, which had some rooms. But I said,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna stay here. I'm hearing I'm hearing people talking,
Speaker 1: but there was nobody above and nobody next to me.
Speaker 1: Very strange. So now I go to Buffalo Bill's, which
Speaker 1: I like. There's a there's restaurants inside. There's a big
Speaker 1: tree that it's fake, but there's a bar that wraps
Speaker 1: around this big giant tree and it's lit up with lights,
Speaker 1: and there's coal miners up in the tree. Buffalo Bills
Speaker 1: is that place that has the log flume ride. They
Speaker 1: used to go through the casino, which was shut down
Speaker 1: for COVID, but Andrew would take her son there constantly.
Speaker 1: It ain't go twenty thirty times in a row because
Speaker 1: no one was there. It was a lot of fun,
Speaker 1: and there's all these statues of coal miners and shit
Speaker 1: with dynamite, and you know, it's a fun thing. There's
Speaker 1: also a bezu in the back that showed black and
Speaker 1: white twenty minute video of Bonnie and Clyde, because that
Speaker 1: hotel had the actual Bonny and Clyde car that got
Speaker 1: shut up by the fence that was one of their attractions,
Speaker 1: and Bonnie and Clyde's clothes with all the boatholes in it.
Speaker 1: So I would go there a lot. I found out
Speaker 1: that I like staying there. The front desk was nice
Speaker 1: to me, and there was this one big old black
Speaker 1: woman vantage I told you about. Well, I was always
Speaker 1: nice to slip through a twenty whenever I got there.
Speaker 1: But I was there many many times, I mean months
Speaker 1: at a time. And there's this second story when you're
Speaker 1: in the casino. It's a facade, it's a fake second story.
Speaker 1: It's a Western town, so maybe there's like a fake saloon,
Speaker 1: but above his windows, you know that kind of shit.
Speaker 1: And I would see this head pop up in the
Speaker 1: window because I would take Tutsi out for walks at
Speaker 1: on godly hours two thirty four point fifty in the morning.
Speaker 1: You know, she had to go. She had to go.
Speaker 1: Her diet wasn't as great as it is now. She
Speaker 1: was eating beef jerky, she was eating bacon from Denny's
Speaker 1: eggs hamburger bits not the best for her to eat,
Speaker 1: so her bowels were fucked up, and I was always
Speaker 1: taking them out of weird hours. And I saw this
Speaker 1: face up in the window. Scared my hand just jumped
Speaker 1: up on my arms again. I always felt weird going
Speaker 1: out to the pool at night. There was this pool
Speaker 1: that nobody was in. Don't forget it was COVID. So
Speaker 1: me and Andrew always talked about love and the time of COVID,
Speaker 1: like the famous book Love and the Time of Cholera. Well,
Speaker 1: this was love and the time of COVID. Things were empty.
Speaker 1: We stayed in magnificent hotels on the Vegas Strip and
Speaker 1: had sweets for free, and there were no other rooms
Speaker 1: being used on the whole floor because they were taped shut.
Speaker 1: I mean, we had the whole floor to ourself. And
Speaker 1: some major beautiful hotels like the Wind, the Cosmic Palitan,
Speaker 1: the Bellano, Beautiful, Sweet Caesar's Palace, Mandolay, you name it.
Speaker 1: We were there. But back in Buffalo Bills, I didn't
Speaker 1: like seeing that, and I am like, this is fucked up.
Speaker 1: Some rooms felt cold in places, but I wasn't gonna
Speaker 1: leave because it was the cheapest joint. And you know,
Speaker 1: I said, I'll put up with it. Voices. Some people
Speaker 1: felt that they were being watched. I felt that way
Speaker 1: outside by the pool, for sure. But I saw that
Speaker 1: face in the window. It was either a young boy
Speaker 1: or young girl. I couldn't tell. It popped up and
Speaker 1: pop down too quick. No one could get up there.
Speaker 1: So I go to the front desk. And also this
Speaker 1: black woman who ran security, who was very nice to me.
Speaker 1: I'm like, you know, I fucking see this face sometimes
Speaker 1: in a window, and they're very very matter of fact.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah that you know it's haunted. People see
Speaker 1: that face of that dead kid, they go wait, wait, wait,
Speaker 1: wait what dead kid. Now there's two different stories. One
Speaker 1: story is, you know, a lot of long haul truckers
Speaker 1: pull over in these parking lots when they're going to
Speaker 1: California or leave in La to go to Nevada and
Speaker 1: Utah and god knows where else, And these three big
Speaker 1: hotel properties allow truckers, long haul truckers to pull over
Speaker 1: and sleep. So you look down from your room you
Speaker 1: see a lot of trucks in the parking lot. And
Speaker 1: apparently back in the day, there was a woman or
Speaker 1: a younger woman, younger girl who was know in that
Speaker 1: area and was killed, and they found her under a
Speaker 1: truck or the trailer end of a truck. The truck
Speaker 1: was gone, but the trailer was dead. They found her dead.
Speaker 1: So that's one story. But the other story gets me
Speaker 1: because there was a Denny's there, there was a what
Speaker 1: do you call it? A Pandit Express, and something else,
Speaker 1: and beyond that was a movie theater and an arcade
Speaker 1: that was just abandoned. I remember telling Andrew who fuck
Speaker 1: would let their kid go to an arcade here? And
Speaker 1: she's like, oh no, it was very common, like the family,
Speaker 1: mother and father would be gambling, or you know, the
Speaker 1: kids would play in the arcade or get some bike
Speaker 1: to either, you know, go to the movie. There was
Speaker 1: a movie theater in there, Like it was very common.
Speaker 1: I'm like, how could you let your kid go alone
Speaker 1: in a casino? But what happened is there was a
Speaker 1: famous story and it's in the papers where this kid
Speaker 1: had disappeared from the arcade or was taken out of
Speaker 1: the arcade by somebody and taken into a restroom. And
Speaker 1: I know the restrooms they're right there, And there was
Speaker 1: somebody named Jeremy Stromyer. He was charged with first degree murder, kidnapping,
Speaker 1: sexual assault of a minor. And this kid was found
Speaker 1: folded up stuffed in a toilet. That's how young and small.
Speaker 1: The kid was folded up in a toilet, dead and
Speaker 1: sexually abused. And it said that that spirit still haunts
Speaker 1: the property to this day. So today's the seventh. I
Speaker 1: think today is the last day you could ever stay
Speaker 1: in a room there. I understand the casino is gonna
Speaker 1: stay out, but the rooms are going to be no more.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's a good thing, because I'm telling you, I
Speaker 1: don't lie when I'm just a ghosts like images and
Speaker 1: paranormal activity. I saw it, I felt that I heard it.
Speaker 1: It's there, and that's that On AJ Benzen. That was
Speaker 1: your daily Unfiltered podcast of July eighth, twenty twenty five.
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