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Speaker 4: if you saw this. Oh I hope I'm not taking
Speaker 4: your segment.
Speaker 2: Probably not sneaky. You haven't talked about it already with us,
Speaker 2: have you.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 4: Steing has announced that he is not giving his kids inheritance,
Speaker 4: which you're like, good for him. Yeah, yeah, good for him.
Speaker 4: I honestly don't care, right, right, right, right, give you
Speaker 4: But it's not like you're not They're not getting money, right,
Speaker 4: Like he.
Speaker 2: Said in his interview, I pay for your education.
Speaker 8: That's essentially giving them money as opposed to like, I
Speaker 8: don't know, Like I think a lot of people are
Speaker 8: forced to figure it out themselves.
Speaker 2: You know, they may get a little bit of cash.
Speaker 8: Maybe their parents were smart enough to put some money
Speaker 8: back into savings for a college education. Maybe they blew
Speaker 8: it all on cocaine and heroin, who knows, you know
Speaker 8: what I mean? But I think that counts as something
Speaker 8: one percent.
Speaker 4: Every parent gives their kids some money outside of education,
Speaker 4: that is that correlates with their financial situation. Yeah, now
Speaker 4: that can be twenty bucks. There's no way Stein gave
Speaker 4: a dollar for his kid's teeth, right. I'm just saying
Speaker 4: when the tooth fairy came around or whatever.
Speaker 2: Girl, I wonder how much he did it.
Speaker 4: If he did, I'm sure when they graduated high school,
Speaker 4: he didn't just give him a hundie, right right? You
Speaker 4: know what I mean, like the amount of money that
Speaker 4: was given or invested, like, Hey, I'm not gonna give
Speaker 4: you money, but I'll invest in your business.
Speaker 2: Right, So it's not he still is ahead of the group.
Speaker 4: Yeah, for sure, he's trying to the implication from the
Speaker 4: headline is that they're going to be at the same
Speaker 4: level as everybody.
Speaker 2: No, they're not.
Speaker 4: Let's just say there's no money. Those kids will get meetings,
Speaker 4: right right, they'll get interviews just because they're stink.
Speaker 2: Tell me about your dad, you know. No, they are two.
Speaker 2: They are totally different than than you were. I right,
Speaker 2: for sure.
Speaker 8: But the way I read the headline and the story
Speaker 8: is is is when I die, any money that I
Speaker 8: have left over, what what's Sting's net worth?
Speaker 2: What do you think I'll look for it?
Speaker 1: Real?
Speaker 9: Qul, What do you think, lindsay, I'm gonna go with
Speaker 9: two hundred and fifty million.
Speaker 2: I think he sold his cab.
Speaker 9: Oh did he sell his cattleg I.
Speaker 4: Think he sold his catalog. So but I don't hate
Speaker 4: the two fifty. Uh, I'll go, I'll go three fifty.
Speaker 8: As of May of twenty twenty six, that's right now,
Speaker 8: he has a net worth of approximately five hundred and
Speaker 8: fifty million dollars.
Speaker 2: He sold his catalog.
Speaker 8: So so with that being said, whatever if he's got
Speaker 8: five hundred and fifty million dollars when he dies. The
Speaker 8: way I read the article, the way I understood the
Speaker 8: headline is when I die, ain't none of you bitches
Speaker 8: getting any of that five hundred and fifty million dollars. Now,
Speaker 8: I understand what you're saying. You know, I might have
Speaker 8: invested in you. I bought your education. You know, if
Speaker 8: they ever need, they're not going without.
Speaker 4: But when I die, Yan yon no house, not getting
Speaker 4: the guitars he played, right, not getting cars?
Speaker 2: Do you see what I'm saying? Like ats a part
Speaker 2: of his network. Yeah, but he's good those He's gonna
Speaker 2: hand things down that.
Speaker 4: Were a part of his life that have extreme value
Speaker 4: right now, whether or not they keep or sell, that's
Speaker 4: a different story. It doesn't matter. It's still got like
Speaker 4: extreme value. And you can you can get loans against it. Right,
Speaker 4: so you're getting money, you're getting an inheritance. Any other
Speaker 4: parent who dies and be like, I'm not giving my
Speaker 4: kids anything. We were like, wow, that's kind of a
Speaker 4: dick thing. My grandmother didn't give me any money, wrote
Speaker 4: me out. That's kind of a dick move, right, wrote
Speaker 4: my mom out her own daughter. Right, it's kind of
Speaker 4: a dick move. We don't high five that this for
Speaker 4: some reason, we high five it.
Speaker 8: Uh yeah, yeah, because maybe I mean like my grandma,
Speaker 8: my grandma and grandpa, they didn't have nothing.
Speaker 2: They didn't have nothing to give.
Speaker 8: You know, sure they could have given the house, maybe
Speaker 8: the property that they lived on, but no, they didn't,
Speaker 8: and they had too many damn grandkids. You know, my
Speaker 8: folks didn't have nothing. You know, that's why I didn't
Speaker 8: get anything. I ended up in the hole over it
Speaker 8: because of you know, somebody's girlfriend.
Speaker 2: Stupid. But anyhow, you're right, I am. He says, I
Speaker 2: gave you. You got a work ethic. They were blessed
Speaker 2: with the work ethic.
Speaker 8: Okay, so they know how to they know how to
Speaker 8: hold a job, you know what I mean, And you're
Speaker 8: probably right they'll have something to get loans against or
Speaker 8: to sell, but to expect. Because when you think inheritance, right,
Speaker 8: when you think inheritance, you got a rich uncle that dies,
Speaker 8: you just inherited a check for three hundred and fifty
Speaker 8: thousand dollars or whatever the case is. And that's kind
Speaker 8: of how I look at this story. Is you're not
Speaker 8: getting a check for a million dollars or two what opp.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but if you get a million dollar home, right,
Speaker 4: he said, you get a guitar collection, you know.
Speaker 2: But is that beef grief to anybody in their will?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe not?
Speaker 8: Or are they just going to do like I did
Speaker 8: with my parents and my parents did with you know,
Speaker 8: like my mom did with her parents. Well, this is
Speaker 8: they got all this stuff left behind. Take what you want,
Speaker 8: We'll throw the rest away. I can only imagine a
Speaker 8: value of five hundred million dollars. He's got some ies
Speaker 8: dotted and some teas crossed. Now, whether it's a will
Speaker 8: or a trust or a state or whatever, I have
Speaker 8: no idea. It's probably in a state, probably has a trust.
Speaker 8: We'll have an executor of the trust, could be his kid.
Speaker 8: If it's kids, the executor of the trust, they're entitled
Speaker 8: to a salary while.
Speaker 4: They are doing that, right, You see what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: There's a couple of different ways to thread the needle.
Speaker 2: All.
Speaker 4: I'm just pointing out that it isn't as simple. It
Speaker 4: is the thing like you just describe. Here's some stuff, right,
Speaker 4: I'm not giving you money, but here's some stuff.
Speaker 2: Right. And because he is who he is, his his
Speaker 2: stuff is worse.
Speaker 4: It's not Avon p bottles, right, they're guitars that he
Speaker 4: has had, you know, the whole music career as an
Speaker 4: influential artist.
Speaker 2: And the fun thing.
Speaker 8: About celebrities like that is you could literally take their
Speaker 8: Avon bottles and so and somebody's going to share them. Sure,
Speaker 8: this is my dad stings, a pair of lucky socks
Speaker 8: that he wore on stage every every show.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean.
Speaker 8: I'm selling my dad stings underwear. Somebody will buy it
Speaker 8: because it's stings, and yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't buy Stings underwear. I wouldn't buy any musician
Speaker 2: or artists. Okay, you're lying underwear. No, there's not one musician,
Speaker 2: male or female I would buy their underwear.
Speaker 9: Jennifer Lopez Carpenter, Taylor Swift, I don't.
Speaker 2: Know Taylor swifties.
Speaker 4: No, my, here's my limit of underwears that I will
Speaker 4: put my hands on outside of my own.
Speaker 2: Three simply because you're doing laundry.
Speaker 4: Yees ye, my mom my, my wife's, my kids and
Speaker 4: at some point probably my mom's right.
Speaker 2: That's it. I don't want to touch other people's underwear.
Speaker 4: They're just panties, man, that's it, said said the uh,
Speaker 4: the defendant in court to the judge about the child's underwear.
Speaker 2: It's just underwear, sir, What are we doing here, guys,
Speaker 2: just panties.
Speaker 8: Come on, but sir, those belonged to a five year old.
Speaker 8: Oh no, we're just splitting hairs your honor.
Speaker 2: Back in the day, right.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 4: These are some of the cars he owns ninety nine
Speaker 4: Jaguar S Time both for a Mercedes Benz S Class
Speaker 4: A sixty seven mvb MGBGT, Escalaid twenty sixteen Fiat one
Speaker 4: twenty four.
Speaker 2: Spider fix it again Tony. Right.
Speaker 4: So, like houses, he is an estate in Tuscany. Oh nice,
Speaker 4: that's that's eight hundred and sixty five acres.
Speaker 2: I didn't get any money all in gol was his
Speaker 2: lousy house in Tuscany.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's got an estate in Willshire, England for thirteen
Speaker 4: million dollars. And he has some property he recently sold
Speaker 4: in Manhattan for fifty million dollars. And he moved into
Speaker 4: a penthouse in New York when he got rid of that.
Speaker 4: So I'm just kidding his Tuskany house. What am I
Speaker 4: going to Tuscany?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 4: Which you could sell a Tuscany house for I'm gonna
Speaker 4: guess one hundred and fifty million. And if it's a
Speaker 4: stinghouse yeah, easy, No, that's the real estate alone, right, okay, okay, Uh, Zillo, I.
Speaker 2: Don't even know if Zillo goes to We're.
Speaker 8: About to find out Tuscanny, Tuscany Baker's Field.
Speaker 4: Because it does add, as you know, a factor because
Speaker 4: Steine lived in it, right, Yeah for sure? Uh about
Speaker 4: sixty million dollars.
Speaker 2: It says that a bad So even if you can
Speaker 2: never go.
Speaker 4: To Tuscany because your dad won't give you any money,
Speaker 4: because you could afford a plane ticket and fly economy
Speaker 4: get out of here.
Speaker 2: Stink's cute. I can't flod private all right, then you
Speaker 2: would be able to sell it.
Speaker 4: Let's just say you sell it for half. Okay, you're
Speaker 4: still having generational money.
Speaker 9: Absolutely.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you get thirty million.
Speaker 4: Dollars, you could take half that, put it away and
Speaker 4: in ten years have a ridicult this amount of money
Speaker 4: that you could live off of the interest alone. So
Speaker 4: I ain't shed no tear for these people, or Shack
Speaker 4: Shack's kids, who he also said that he's not going
Speaker 4: to give his kids money or warm buffets kids. I
Speaker 4: actually would believe Warren Buffett wouldn't give them anything, not
Speaker 4: even a dime right now. Yeah, because he still lives
Speaker 4: in the same house he has lived in in Omaha, Nebraska.
Speaker 4: And if you know anything about the homes in Omaha,
Speaker 4: Nebraska when he moved there, they look.
Speaker 2: Like something out of.
Speaker 4: Some movie that was done by I'm trying to think
Speaker 4: of a like Edward Scissorhands esque type of ye Tim Burton,
Speaker 4: a suburbia, one car garage, all looked the same. That's
Speaker 4: what he lives in in Omaha, Nebraska today.
Speaker 8: That's why he's got the money he's got, because he
Speaker 8: is not spending his money on big, fancy Tuscan house.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 4: No, no, that's not true. That's not true, right. No,
Speaker 4: it's because he's invested a ton of money. Now, maybe
Speaker 4: in the beginning that got him on to be this way.
Speaker 4: But ultimately, those people that get rich, you know what
Speaker 4: they do. They don't use their money, They use everybody else.
Speaker 4: They take loans against assets and so they never lose
Speaker 4: money at all. Or they do things like don't take
Speaker 4: salaries and instead they get paid in stocks, right, and
Speaker 4: bonuses and things like that. The loopholes that people over
Speaker 4: a certain financial threshold play eight at. They're playing at
Speaker 4: expert level, you're still playing at beginner, and they figured
Speaker 4: out ways to put more money in their pocket. Yeah,
Speaker 4: all right, we got to take a break. We've got
Speaker 4: tickets to Rockahomer we're gonna give away.
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Speaker 9: Classes canceled after Illinois school officer loses gun while using bathroom.
Speaker 9: This happened in Arlington Heights, Illinois, on Tuesday at forest
Speaker 9: View Educational Center after a school resource officer lost his
Speaker 9: gun while using the bathroom Monday afternoon. The officer removed
Speaker 9: his firearm from his holster in the restroom, but discovered
Speaker 9: it missing. After students were dismissed. Police conducted extensive searches
Speaker 9: using canine units, but couldn't locate the weapon. Police Chief
Speaker 9: Nicholas Pecora Junior called the incident unfortunate and embarrassing, promising
Speaker 9: a comprehensive review. Surveillance footage showed limited people entered the
Speaker 9: restroom but haven't recovered the firearm. School administrators canceled Tuesday
Speaker 9: classes at the specialized schools as a precaution while the
Speaker 9: search continues. Additional uniformed officers will patrol the campus in
Speaker 9: the coming days.
Speaker 4: There's a TV show called Rooster I believe it's on
Speaker 4: HBO Max starring Stephen Colbert. Nope, who's the guy from
Speaker 4: the office? Oh yeah, Steve Corral, Steve Carrell And in
Speaker 4: it there's a police officer and the police officers trope
Speaker 4: the whole show as he's losing his gun constantly.
Speaker 2: It's so funny. Okay, so funny.
Speaker 4: Like he pulls people over and he's like they're like,
Speaker 4: what did I do? And they're like, have you seen
Speaker 4: my gun? That's pretty funny.
Speaker 2: That's funny, not so funny in a school bathroom. No, no, no,
Speaker 2: can be fair. It's not lost, it's just got a
Speaker 2: new owner, right right, right.
Speaker 8: Woman chases down and shoots at hit and run chicken
Speaker 8: driver comes out of West Virginiu. Whey. Apparently some dude
Speaker 8: was driving down the road in his side by side. Now,
Speaker 8: the woman said he was doing it at a high
Speaker 8: rate of speed, but regardless, he was driving down the
Speaker 8: road and the chicken was in the middle of the
Speaker 8: road trying to cross the road, and he hit the
Speaker 8: chicken right well, that pissed the woman off. The woman's
Speaker 8: name is Bobby, Bobby Drenning, and so what's Bobby doing.
Speaker 8: She gets mad and she hops in her car, excuse me,
Speaker 8: her truck, Toyota Tacoma, and she starts hauling ass towards
Speaker 8: this guy and chasing him down, honking a horn. They
Speaker 8: say that day they got in an intersection and he
Speaker 8: went to turn. That's when she stopped at the intersection,
Speaker 8: got out of her Taco Ma, and then fired three
Speaker 8: rounds at the dude. Police ended up getting called out.
Speaker 8: Clearly the driver of the side by side.
Speaker 2: Told him what was going on.
Speaker 8: Bobby told the police that he had driven past her
Speaker 8: home at a high rate of speed while her children
Speaker 8: were playing in the front yard, and then hit her
Speaker 8: chicken in the middle of the road. She did admit
Speaker 8: that she chased him down and met him at the intersection.
Speaker 8: She says that when she got there, he wouldn't stop,
Speaker 8: so she fired her gun into the air, is what
Speaker 8: Bobby says?
Speaker 2: No, No, isn't.
Speaker 8: It didn't fire at him, just in his general direction anyhow,
Speaker 8: So they went ahead and arrested Bobby. They took it,
Speaker 8: took her gun, and charged her with wanton endangerment of
Speaker 8: with a firearm, and then she was taken into the
Speaker 8: county jail waiting to.
Speaker 2: Be a ring. Yeah, you can't do that.
Speaker 4: No, anybody that jumps in their car and chases after
Speaker 4: somebody is a wild thing to do.
Speaker 2: Right, What do you think? This is the movies? You
Speaker 2: just don't know what's going to happen.
Speaker 8: What if the other guy had a gun and turned
Speaker 8: her and started firing at her. I mean, it would
Speaker 8: be a different story at that point.
Speaker 4: But regardless, what if you in a pursuit of I
Speaker 4: guess vigilanteism, you getting a wreck.
Speaker 8: Right, run over somebody else's time or God forbid, their kid.
Speaker 2: Because you're making decisions with your emotions and.
Speaker 4: Over a chicken, A god dang chicken. Man drinks suicide mixture,
Speaker 4: all right. A man who went to retrieve property at
Speaker 4: a Eugene police evidence facility in Oregon on Thursday went
Speaker 4: to the hospital after drinking from a suspicious bottle. Tracy
Speaker 4: Cook showed up at the building. Staff discovered he had
Speaker 4: three outstanding warrants. When officers trying to take him into custody,
Speaker 4: they say t he took out a tiny glass bottle
Speaker 4: and drank from it despite commands to put it down.
Speaker 4: Some of the unknown liquids spilled on one officer when
Speaker 4: they took Cook down to the ground, and police say
Speaker 4: he reported it was a suicide mixture as Matt team
Speaker 4: responded as Coke was rushed to the hospital for evaluation.
Speaker 4: Experts later deemed the liquid non hazardous and no officers
Speaker 4: were hurt.
Speaker 2: It was kool aid. Three outstanding warrants. I want to
Speaker 2: know what they were for ride that caused him to
Speaker 2: want to, quote unquote try to kill him.
Speaker 4: So, because you've seen the videos, there's more than one
Speaker 4: of somebody getting prosecuted or found guilty of something in
Speaker 4: a courtroom, pretty heinous usually, and then they take like
Speaker 4: a cyanide pill. They're like hands are cuffed and you
Speaker 4: see him go like pop popping in their mouth and
Speaker 4: then minutes later they're fowing and convulsion.
Speaker 2: Right, I bet you.
Speaker 8: He has child pornography and child sexual abuse charges or allegations,
Speaker 8: and that's why he was trying to drink the suicide drink, yeah,
Speaker 8: because he's.
Speaker 9: Not getting He's not committing suicide over traffic tickets, right.
Speaker 4: But the thing is is he went to the He
Speaker 4: went to the police station, so he knew, right, he
Speaker 4: was aware that something was up. It wasn't like, hey,
Speaker 4: I'm carrying this with me in case I get pulled
Speaker 4: over or have an interaction to contact points police.
Speaker 2: He was like, I'm going to the police station. Do
Speaker 2: yourself a favor, man, Just don't go to the police station.
Speaker 8: Right. So let's say he got accused of child's sexual abuse, right,
Speaker 8: and child possession of child pornography, and these are just allegations.
Speaker 8: The detectives want to talk to him to get his
Speaker 8: side of the story. So that's why he's like, well,
Speaker 8: I can't just not show up. That makes me look guilty,
Speaker 8: all right. So I'll go ahead and go on down there.
Speaker 8: But knowing that he's in deep doo doo, He's like,
Speaker 8: I'm going to take this drink. But here's the thing.
Speaker 8: It wasn't anything wrong with the drink. It wasn't actual
Speaker 8: suicide drink. There's no toxic chemicals or anything. Right, that's
Speaker 8: what the tests say. Yeah, right, So he was just
Speaker 8: doing it as a bluff to try to buy himself
Speaker 8: some time.
Speaker 2: I don't know, man, trying to bluff police is wild. Yeah.
Speaker 2: They literally walk like they trained for those moments.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it never works. But I'm not saying
Speaker 8: this guy's the sharpest knife in the drawer.
Speaker 4: If you decide you're suddenly gonna race ussain Bolt, you're
Speaker 4: pulling a hammy, Right, he trains all the time. No,
Speaker 4: maybe not anymore, but you can get the point, right,
Speaker 4: crazy suicide mixture. I would to know it was a
Speaker 4: mountain dew? What was it was a mountain dew and
Speaker 4: Coca cola?
Speaker 2: Right, echdo cooler? What was the what would you what
Speaker 2: do you put in a suicide mixture? This is rhetorical. Now, listen.
Speaker 8: Suicide mixture is easy. That's just a squirt of everything
Speaker 8: at the mountain, right right, not a full pump.
Speaker 4: Well that's why I said mountain doing coke, but not
Speaker 4: like just a click. Yeah, okay, I've always done like
Speaker 4: a poor I've never done like a click just a
Speaker 4: little bit.
Speaker 8: I mean, if you're going to do it right, you
Speaker 8: gotta get all of them. And sometimes there's you know what, ten, ten, twelve,
Speaker 8: Yeah options there.
Speaker 4: Now it's even more difficult because they got that video
Speaker 4: screen and each one you like, you pick doctor Pepper
Speaker 4: and there's like seventeen doctor peppers and then it closes
Speaker 4: after you do.
Speaker 2: It, and you're like, oh man, what did I just do?
Speaker 6: Cherry?
Speaker 2: Is it berries and cream to I don't know. Kids today,
Speaker 2: they don't know what the struggle. How easy we had it?
Speaker 2: Huh Right, we gotta take a break. We'll be back.
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Speaker 4: They need to recorname that the hackman, oh like, because
Speaker 4: of that's that's how that's what they died of. Yeah, yeah, okay,
Speaker 4: it's rat disease, right, It's transferred by rat feces. Yeah,
Speaker 4: so was the plague, right, so many things you rats.
Speaker 4: See what gimp wants to talk about.
Speaker 3: No world, take my shrung hand, give train, as give train,
Speaker 3: No world, take my shrum hand.
Speaker 2: That's because you look like the gipt, don't mean you
Speaker 2: play like the guilt.
Speaker 8: Mother's Day is uh Sunday. Congratulations to you who still
Speaker 8: have your others out there. Mine's died. She died shortly
Speaker 8: after I started here fourteen years ago. So I want
Speaker 8: you guys real quick to share one of your favorite,
Speaker 8: most favorite memories of your ma.
Speaker 2: I'll go ahead and go first. While you guys are
Speaker 2: thinking about it.
Speaker 4: Can we do something though, Yeah, because I know we
Speaker 4: have it and this is way off garden, so maybe
Speaker 4: not today, but maybe we need to start playing the
Speaker 4: audio of you finding out your mom died on Mother's Day?
Speaker 2: Do we have that? I thought so. It may not
Speaker 2: have made it migrated, but yeah, I don't know if
Speaker 2: we have that or one of my dad because it
Speaker 2: happened on air. We found out on air.
Speaker 8: Well, yeah, yeah, I told you guys. I got the
Speaker 8: phone call and went out in the hallway and took
Speaker 8: the call, and that's how I found out. But I
Speaker 8: can't and I came back and told you guys while
Speaker 8: we were on break, and that's what I learned my
Speaker 8: lesson of next time, do it on air, sucker. So
Speaker 8: when my dad died, I picked up the phone right there,
Speaker 8: live on air, cause usually when somebody calls me during
Speaker 8: the show when we're on you know, a show hour,
Speaker 8: it's not good. It's never been good. So when my
Speaker 8: dad died, I picked it up right there, took the call.
Speaker 8: I think I interrupted everything, brought the show to a
Speaker 8: screeching hall. Yeah, yeah, and then and then had to leave.
Speaker 8: But regardless, think about that real quick. Think about one
Speaker 8: of your favorite memories of your mom. I'll share mine
Speaker 8: real quick while you guys are thinking about that. There's
Speaker 8: a lot of them, but I think the one that
Speaker 8: stands out the most is when I was like in.
Speaker 2: The third grade. I believe it was.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we were still living in California, and I think
Speaker 8: my mom and stepdad had just gotten married, so this
Speaker 8: had to have been eighty six, eighty six or eighty seven.
Speaker 8: I don't think my little brother was around at the time.
Speaker 8: But I had these school field trips. There were two
Speaker 8: of them, back to back, right, and my mo had
Speaker 8: agreed to be to go chaperone one of them, and.
Speaker 2: She's like, I can't do the other one.
Speaker 8: But that upset me greatly, right, and I go, I'll
Speaker 8: go to bed, and I start bawling my gimpy little
Speaker 8: eyes out and you know, she comes in.
Speaker 2: What's wrong? So I told her and she's like, hey,
Speaker 2: I gotta work, And I was like, but it really
Speaker 2: so she went ahead.
Speaker 8: And this is when she was in the Air Force
Speaker 8: at the time, right, she wasn't working some regular nine
Speaker 8: to five, So she had to call her officer and
Speaker 8: let him know, Hey, I'm not going to make it
Speaker 8: in tomorrow because my bitch ass son wants me to
Speaker 8: go on a goddamn second field trip with them.
Speaker 2: But you know what, I am so glad that she
Speaker 2: did that. That that was really cool. She didn't have to.
Speaker 2: She didn't have to.
Speaker 8: She could have been like, listen, you get one and
Speaker 8: that's it. You're lucky you're even getting that, right. So
Speaker 8: that's probably one of my fondest memories of my mo.
Speaker 8: What do you guys got?
Speaker 9: I When I moved to South Dakota out of college.
Speaker 9: That was my first radio gig officially, and I had
Speaker 9: just bought my first apartment and I was by myself
Speaker 9: and my aunt was planning to come visit me, and
Speaker 9: she was bringing my young cousin who was only about
Speaker 9: six or seven years old at the time, and they
Speaker 9: wanted to come see where I was living. And I
Speaker 9: was excited to see them, of course, and my mom
Speaker 9: had called me and she said, oh, they should be there,
Speaker 9: you know, sometime in the afternoon. And I was like, okay, great,
Speaker 9: and she's like, I'm sorry that I, you know, couldn't come,
Speaker 9: and I said it's okay, you know, some other time.
Speaker 9: And when my aunt arrived, of course, I was so
Speaker 9: excited to see her and my little cousin. And my
Speaker 9: aunt said, but we have do you have a Walmart nearby?
Speaker 9: And I said, yeah, I do, It's just down the road.
Speaker 9: And she goes, oh, good, because I need I need
Speaker 9: to order one of my prescriptions. I completely forgot to
Speaker 9: bring my medication with me, so I need to go
Speaker 9: order one. And I said, oh, okay, yeah we can.
Speaker 9: We can go there. And so we hop in my
Speaker 9: vehicle and we drive to Walmart and we go in
Speaker 9: and I walk in and walk towards the pharmacy and
Speaker 9: I see this woman with a shopping cart in front
Speaker 9: of the pharmacy and it's my mom.
Speaker 2: Yeah, dumped her off with the Walmart just to surprise you.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it was awesome, and I just ran to her.
Speaker 9: It was it was really cool surprise because I hadn't
Speaker 9: seen my mom in over a year.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, yeah, so it was it was cool, Corbyn.
Speaker 2: Let's say you.
Speaker 4: We went to Broken Bow I'm gonna say four years
Speaker 4: ago for Thanksgiving, and one of the days we decided
Speaker 4: we were going to go hiking. Why the two kids
Speaker 4: and my mom. Now, when I was little, we would
Speaker 4: go camping, but I don't remember hiking never being a thing.
Speaker 4: But my mom likes to walk, and I like, you know, hiking.
Speaker 4: When I say hiking, I mean just trait like nothing.
Speaker 4: I don't need hiking boots, not climbing mountains, and I
Speaker 4: don't need my GPS. I don't need a water pack.
Speaker 4: That's not what we're talking about. Your flint stick, right,
Speaker 4: my rambo knife, right. And so we found one that
Speaker 4: was beginner and was supposed to it was like I
Speaker 4: don't remember how long it was, but it was supposed
Speaker 4: to be.
Speaker 2: Very easy. And we left at noon, remember Thanksgiving. We
Speaker 2: left in noon, got there about twelve thirty, twelve forty five.
Speaker 2: We each had a bottle of water.
Speaker 4: Walking coats because it's November, right, and walking it's going good.
Speaker 4: The trail's kind of marked, it's kind of not see
Speaker 4: one other people it's all good.
Speaker 2: Uh. One o'clock goes by.
Speaker 4: Then we get to like the scenic part where there's
Speaker 4: these rapids and stuff, these like white water rapids if
Speaker 4: you will, not whitewater like Colorado, but slightwater es. Because
Speaker 4: you've never been to Broken Bow. It's that part of
Speaker 4: Oklahoma's a whole other universe. It's crazy that that's considered Oklahoma. Anyway,
Speaker 4: we we're doing the hike. So one o'clock goes by,
Speaker 4: see the waterfall part. Two o'clock goes by. We're trying
Speaker 4: to make our way back to the car. Three o'clock
Speaker 4: goes by. Remember what I said, this is supposed.
Speaker 2: To be easy.
Speaker 4: Three hours of We don't have snacks, we don't have
Speaker 4: food the water. But like when we get past hour
Speaker 4: one and I'm like, I think I need to stop
Speaker 4: drinking my water right, start rationing because everybody's drinking their
Speaker 4: water like it's no big deal. No bathrooms, and you know,
Speaker 4: I got two young kids. They're starting to get a
Speaker 4: little Can you.
Speaker 2: Carry us right walking? Yeah, everybody had a coat. Now
Speaker 2: we're sweating. This trip has really turned south.
Speaker 4: Yeah, apparently we couldn't find so survivor and we just
Speaker 4: kept walking and walking.
Speaker 2: The sun's setting. Oh good lord.
Speaker 4: And so I'm there with my seventy plus year old mother,
Speaker 4: my young kids under the age of eight, and then
Speaker 4: my wife and me. I'm carrying all the coats, I'm
Speaker 4: carrying one of the kids. We're trying to navigate, my goodness,
Speaker 4: and it's to this day it is still like anytime
Speaker 4: we asked my mom to go somewhere, she's like, we're
Speaker 4: not going hiking, are we?
Speaker 2: That was fantastic. So it's safe to say that we
Speaker 2: all cherish and love our mothers.
Speaker 8: We have great memories of them. Well, here's some of
Speaker 8: the worst mothers in history. You thought this was going
Speaker 8: to be a sweet little sec didn't you. Let's start
Speaker 8: off with Mary Anne Cotton, Cited as the UK's first
Speaker 8: serial killer. She believed to have poisoned up to eleven
Speaker 8: of her own thirteen children with arsenic in the mid
Speaker 8: nineteenth century. Her motive was primarily financial, as she collected
Speaker 8: life insurance payouts after their deaths.
Speaker 10: Wow.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so the other two were just saints.
Speaker 2: Or they got strong stomachs. Yeah, they can handle the arsenic.
Speaker 8: Wu Zishan as Chinese only female, China's only female Emperor.
Speaker 8: Her rised power was reportedly paved with the life of
Speaker 8: her own infant daughter. Historian suggests that she strangled the
Speaker 8: child herself to frame a arrival Empress Wang for the
Speaker 8: crime clearing the path to the throne. How about Belginnis,
Speaker 8: a Norwegian American serial killer in the early twentieth century
Speaker 8: who murdered at least two of her own children, along
Speaker 8: with multiple husbands and suitors for insurance, money and property.
Speaker 2: Eh greedy bitches. Uh Yeah, then there's Hetty Green.
Speaker 8: Hetty Green was known as the Witch of Wall Street.
Speaker 8: She was one of the wealthiest women in the world,
Speaker 8: but famously refused to pay for her son's medical care
Speaker 8: after a sledding accident. Now due to her extreme cheapness,
Speaker 8: his leg became gangrenous and eventually had to be amputated.
Speaker 8: She didn't kill him like the other ones, but I
Speaker 8: bet you he's not sharing fond memories of his mama
Speaker 8: like that. You've heard the name Calamity Jane and while
Speaker 8: a legendary frontiers woman, her parenting was marked with instead
Speaker 8: and abandonment. She apparently raised money for her daughter's education
Speaker 8: through benefit parties, only to spend it on oh call yeah,
Speaker 8: Mary Belle Washington. Is that name is so familiar? No,
Speaker 8: that's George Washington's Mokay, yeah, well was not familiar with
Speaker 8: his MoMA or his papa's name. Well, now you know
Speaker 8: that George Washington's Mom's name was Mary Bell and apparently
Speaker 8: she complained publicly about being poor, despite George providing her
Speaker 8: with the house and financial support. She even applied for
Speaker 8: the eighteenth century equivalent of welfare just to embarrass him
Speaker 8: while he was leading the revolution.
Speaker 2: What mom, I'm trying to lead a revolution here, chiefs
Speaker 2: son of a bitch won't even take care of his
Speaker 2: own mama. Catholic? Was I time one even visit me.
Speaker 2: He's got some revolution happening. My son wants to be president. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: that doesn't.
Speaker 4: Exist yet, right, queen, think you'll be president? No one's
Speaker 4: been president?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 2: Do you just go chop your cherry tree? What a bitch?
Speaker 4: Even George Washington's mom held him back exactly.
Speaker 2: You'll never amount to nothing. You're just like your father.
Speaker 8: I will not I'm gonna be president one day, you see,
Speaker 8: You'll see, because he stops off.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna change this world. You're not doing anything, Georgie.
Speaker 8: And then he gets so mad, throws a temper tantrum,
Speaker 8: grabs the axe and cuts down the tree.
Speaker 4: Right, you're wondering, like, you know, general, how are we
Speaker 4: gonna get them? Here's what we're gonna do. On Christmas Eve.
Speaker 4: We will get the boat, we will cross over in
Speaker 4: the middle of the night, and we will kill them all.
Speaker 2: Later that night.
Speaker 4: The other soldier's like, man, where does all that darkness
Speaker 4: come from? Which that one's ever attacked in the middle
Speaker 4: of the night and war?
Speaker 2: That's not a thing? And on Christmas Eve? Oh, his
Speaker 2: mom's a bitch, right, that's where that comes from.
Speaker 8: This one's for you, ma, not freedom, right, I think
Speaker 8: of your name's Gertrude Brandon Winsky.
Speaker 2: You are one heck of a lady.
Speaker 8: In nineteen sixty five, this mother from Indiana orchestrated the
Speaker 8: brutal torture and eventual death of a teenage girl, Sylvia Lichens,
Speaker 8: who was left in her care, so not technically her
Speaker 8: daughter but practically her daughter. She forced her own children
Speaker 8: to participate in the month's long abuse.
Speaker 2: Of said girl. That's that's horrible. That is terrible.
Speaker 8: Some other ones here, some modern ones here. Soon in
Speaker 8: Smith in nineteen ninety four, claimed that her children had
Speaker 8: been kidnapped during a carjacking. She later confessed to drowning
Speaker 8: her two young sons by driving a car into the
Speaker 8: lake while they were strapped inside.
Speaker 9: I think she just got released from prison not too
Speaker 9: long ago.
Speaker 2: Oh God, so she's free to have more kids.
Speaker 9: Oh that I don't know, but I think she was
Speaker 9: just released.
Speaker 8: Let's see here again, pulling up the wiki to see
Speaker 8: what she says here, she's fifty four. We got that
Speaker 8: going on crimes trial incarceration. In two thousand two, correctional
Speaker 8: officers were charged after having sex with her. Consequently, she
Speaker 8: was moved to another institution. Her first parole eligibility was
Speaker 8: November twenty four, which she was denied at four at
Speaker 8: the time, and I was reported that after her chance
Speaker 8: for parole was denied that she through a tantrum in
Speaker 8: her cell. So it doesn't say that she has necessarily
Speaker 8: been released. But at least the wikie hasn't been updated yet.
Speaker 9: Oh she's got this month, she's got another one coming up.
Speaker 2: Do you think they'll let her out?
Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 8: I mean, come on, she killed her kids by driving
Speaker 8: him into a lake and then had sex with correctional officers.
Speaker 2: Maybe she's kept her nose clean since then? Who knows?
Speaker 2: Who knows?
Speaker 8: And then one last one here, Andrea Yates suffered from
Speaker 8: severe postpartum psychosis. She drowned her five children in the
Speaker 8: bathtub in two thousand and one. Her case remains the
Speaker 8: significant points of discussion regarding maternal mental health and legal
Speaker 8: definition of insanity.
Speaker 4: Don't forget Diane Schuler. Yeah, Aunt Diane. What's wrong with Diane?
Speaker 4: If you've seen the documentary two thousand and nine, she
Speaker 4: was driving a minivan the wrong way on a highway
Speaker 4: for nearly two miles, collideed head on, killed her two
Speaker 4: year old daughter, three nieces, and three other men in
Speaker 4: the car, three men in the other vehicle. I should
Speaker 4: say they found a handle a vodka.
Speaker 2: Uh huh. The families their husband said she's never drink
Speaker 2: in her whole life. Wow.
Speaker 4: Prostutors determined to be to be zero point one nine
Speaker 4: and they think she had about ten drinks before the wreck.
Speaker 3: Wow, congratulations, you're.
Speaker 2: So The idea that the whole she didn't drink is
Speaker 2: the wild part of that story.
Speaker 8: I mean ten shots and you've never drank before? Yeah,
Speaker 8: I can see how can she drank before you think?
Speaker 1: So?
Speaker 4: Yes, you don't take ten shots if you've never drank
Speaker 4: before a vodka.
Speaker 2: I mean you're drinking a lot of uh you know,
Speaker 2: purple hooters, right, some z some boons, something of that effect.
Speaker 8: And with Mother's Day being on Sunday, your mom may
Speaker 8: not be that bad, but you should at least tell
Speaker 8: her that you love her.
Speaker 2: Brown World, take my strong, hand.
Speaker 3: Him train, Olma, give him train, Burl, take my my
Speaker 3: trouve handel train.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's because you look like the guilt. Don't mean
Speaker 2: you play like the guilt. All right, we're gonna play
Speaker 2: a game.
Speaker 4: We've got tickets to Rockklahoma that's happening Labor Day weekend
Speaker 4: over in Prior, USA. We're we are going to play
Speaker 4: uh a nip sh option or our current record.
Speaker 2: Is I am leading? What's eight? And you have four?
Speaker 2: And then Lindsay has three? All right and uh last
Speaker 2: week's winner, that would be me?
Speaker 4: So Corbyn and Lindsay eight three three four six oh
Speaker 4: k m O D eight three three four six oh
Speaker 4: k m O D call decide who's gonna be your
Speaker 4: clue giver. We'll get the most rider's gonna win those tickets.
Speaker 4: Good morning, you're on the air.
Speaker 2: What is your name? Brad? Brad? How are you, buddy? Good?
Speaker 8: How are you guys good?
Speaker 2: Who would you like to give? Clues? Corbet or linzy?
Speaker 10: Let's go RD.
Speaker 2: Sixty seconds are on the clock. Timer starts after the
Speaker 2: first clue or we go. This is the sweater that
Speaker 2: mister Rogers wore. Correct. This is the gaming platform that
Speaker 2: you got as a kid. Pong was on it.
Speaker 7: Ok.
Speaker 2: Yes, this is what happens when you freeze to death. Correct.
Speaker 4: This is when you get nervous about doing something about
Speaker 4: like Correct. You use your throat muscles when you choose
Speaker 4: something so you can what yes, blank the leader. Yes,
Speaker 4: this is a fruit that grows on palm trees. The
Speaker 4: water's okay? No, Yes, this is a what happens if
Speaker 4: you don't have enough water, you might get a It
Speaker 4: hurts really bad in a leg and they call it
Speaker 4: a muscle.
Speaker 2: Crampy. Yeah.
Speaker 4: This is a product made by Steve Jobs company that
Speaker 4: you watch on the tube.
Speaker 2: Time time. We got eight?
Speaker 4: Pretty good man, Hang on the on the line, buddy,
Speaker 4: all right, it on fire. Good morning, Hey Ricky, how
Speaker 4: are you buddy?
Speaker 2: Eight is the number to beat with lindsay, are you ready?
Speaker 8: I'm ready?
Speaker 9: We go all right, popular bug spray name off No,
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Speaker 9: If you are summoned for this, you have to go
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Speaker 9: fat out of your body. Yes, uh huh. Uh you
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Speaker 9: and uh, you don't want to live in one of these.
Speaker 9: You look for this when buying a house when the
Speaker 9: rain comes and causes a Yes, yes, you look at
Speaker 9: the stars through one of these. Te yes, I blank
Speaker 9: of allegiance to the flag? Uh huh. If you're you're
Speaker 9: before your junior.
Speaker 2: Year time time time time ran out. You lost by
Speaker 2: one so close. I'm so sorry, Ricky, thanks for playing man,
Speaker 2: all right, thank god, congratulations, Brad. You got those tickets.
Speaker 2: You're going to ock, Oklahoma later day weekend? Hey yeah, party?
Speaker 2: Hold you got your car decided? Man, that's awesome. Good
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Speaker 4: Uh yeah, freshman, junior, senior What class am I missing?
Speaker 2: Right? Sophomore uh.
Speaker 9: And then this one snow White took a bite out
Speaker 9: of this and it is what you watch your favorite
Speaker 9: programs on.
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Uh yeah. What what is the thing that hangs on
Speaker 2: the wall you watch sports on TV? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah uh and not an orange banana TV? Right Eve eight,
Speaker 4: this ruined it for all you.
Speaker 9: The Gala got the Jonathan all.
Speaker 8: Right the record now, well, it keeps me in the
Speaker 8: lead with eight, but moves you to five and keeps
Speaker 8: Lindsay with a mere three.
Speaker 2: The Big Man Morning Show returns.
Speaker 8: Next where Corner says here that infectious disease experts speak
Speaker 8: on cruise ship hantavirus outbreak. Hantavirus is a deadly disease
Speaker 8: linked to ratpoop.
Speaker 2: Hackman. The Hackman diase is.
Speaker 8: A deadly disease linked the rat hoop and is now
Speaker 8: in an eighth case has been linked to a cruise ship.
Speaker 8: The World Health Organization says it believes a Dutch couple
Speaker 8: brought the Hackman vice a divide Hackman virus.
Speaker 2: I'm still getting used to them. Yeah, with them.
Speaker 8: When they boarded the MVY Hondius in Argentina, they died,
Speaker 8: so did another passenger, and five other people are sick.
Speaker 8: Including the ship's doctor. Several of those infected are now
Speaker 8: at or on their.
Speaker 2: Way to hospital.
Speaker 4: Apparently they didn't think it was that serious, and so
Speaker 4: people that were exposed, they let them leave the ship
Speaker 4: and like they got off at whatever.
Speaker 2: H huh. And they then they didn't contact him for
Speaker 2: like four days. Oh God, So this could be spreading
Speaker 2: and we don't even know. And it's a one to
Speaker 2: eight week incubation period. Oh Jesus, Okay, thanks Dutch coupling. Sure,
Speaker 2: it's fine. Yeah, let just put your mask on it
Speaker 2: to be all right?
Speaker 8: What else we got here? Rubio's meeting with the Pope.
Speaker 8: Secretary of State and Marco. Rubio is scheduled to meet
Speaker 8: with Pope Leo at the vatic in the day. Probably
Speaker 8: already did uh. Rubio says the trip was planned before
Speaker 8: the recent back and forth betwixt the pontiff and the presidents,
Speaker 8: and he said to he said he plans to talk
Speaker 8: with the Pope about getting humanitarian aid the Cuba through
Speaker 8: the church and other topics. Pope Leo has been critical
Speaker 8: of the US military operations in Iran, leading Trump to
Speaker 8: claim Leo thinks it's just fine for a run to have.
Speaker 2: A nuclear weapon, bunch of children. Man, so your form pedophilia?
Speaker 2: I'm all right to get out of here. What else
Speaker 2: we get? Yeah?
Speaker 8: Google updates links used in AI searches. Google is making
Speaker 8: a controversial decision to add blog and web forums as
Speaker 8: sources and its AI searches. It could help users find
Speaker 8: information of tricky questions, but it also might spit out
Speaker 8: less reliable information. Google defends the decision by saying many
Speaker 8: users are looking for advice, not just simple facts.
Speaker 2: Remember I can't spell strawberry. That's not a joke.
Speaker 8: I haven't tried it with Gemini, which is Samsung's AI
Speaker 8: partner built into their phone.
Speaker 2: But right, that's the Google one Gemini. Oh is it? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Well I guess it makes sense. I thought it was
Speaker 2: just Google AI. No, okay, well whatever is what it is?
Speaker 2: What else we got here? Oh? Yeah.
Speaker 8: Lastly, Jenk's Planetarium to remain open for student at Jink's
Speaker 8: Public Schools. Jinks Public Schools announced its planetarium will remain
Speaker 8: open for use by students, but will no longer be
Speaker 8: open to the public for community shows. At the time,
Speaker 8: Director leaders or excuse me, District leaders identified high maintenance
Speaker 8: costs and the cost of upgrading the facilities technology.
Speaker 2: As the reason for the closure.
Speaker 8: However, the district announced a committee made up of Jinks,
Speaker 8: teachers in students and administrators have evaluated the situation and decided, oh,
Speaker 8: we're going to keep the space open for the students.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Lindsay, Good morning Corbyn.
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Speaker 2: All right, little conspiracy theory Thursday.
Speaker 4: I saw this online and had to dig into it,
Speaker 4: and it takes place a long time ago, nineteen hundreds,
Speaker 4: nineteen eleven, actually.
Speaker 2: Oh like not the nineteen nineties.
Speaker 4: Two miners they were hired to go get some bat guano.
Speaker 4: You know what bat guano is, lendsy gung, Yeah, poop poop.
Speaker 4: And because I used a fertilizer back then, and so
Speaker 4: the two went into a cave and removed a layer
Speaker 4: of bat feces estimated to be three to six feet deep,
Speaker 4: weighing about two hundred and fifty tons.
Speaker 2: That's a lot of crap, yeah, it is.
Speaker 4: And then when they took it out of the cave,
Speaker 4: they would filter it outside of the cave right and
Speaker 4: then ship it to be made in to fertilizer. There
Speaker 4: were giant heaps of this bat dung that had been
Speaker 4: collecting for probably a long time. And these were the
Speaker 4: first people to explore this cave in Nevada, and what
Speaker 4: they found is believed to be giants. Oh now, not
Speaker 4: only giants, but cannibals in this cave in nineteen eleven, Okay,
Speaker 4: And apparently it's the type of cave that is dry,
Speaker 4: so there's no it's not the water is separate. And
Speaker 4: apparently they even went back to like they think fifteen
Speaker 4: hundred people were living in this cave. But they found
Speaker 4: all kinds of things in there. Even the hair was
Speaker 4: preserved on some of these skeletons that they found.
Speaker 2: And they found.
Speaker 4: Baskets, duck decoys, fishing nets, pipes, effigies, some food remains,
Speaker 4: some humans of skeletons, of normal size.
Speaker 2: And obviously when they filtered.
Speaker 4: The gano the first time, they were just kind of
Speaker 4: this is the good stuff, this is not and then
Speaker 4: got rid of it, didn't pay attention to what they
Speaker 4: were filtering, and so they decided to send another group
Speaker 4: of people up to the cave and found more stuff
Speaker 4: like I just described, And the story started spreading about
Speaker 4: these huge quote unquote giants that were found in the caves.
Speaker 4: One claim said they found a mummified body with reddish
Speaker 4: hair around even eight or ten feet tall.
Speaker 8: That would be a giant, wouldn't you agree? You would
Speaker 8: you could consider it's a giant. When I think giant,
Speaker 8: I'm thinking twenty thirty feet tall, right, But if let's
Speaker 8: just say you're an average size of five to eleven
Speaker 8: five eight, the size of a large woman anyway. Uh,
Speaker 8: and they're like ten feet that, yeah, you could be like, dude,
Speaker 8: that's that dude's a giant. YAO mean, if you either
Speaker 8: one of us came across yaoman, we'd be like, dude,
Speaker 8: that dude's a giant.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I how how tall is? Yeah? He's seven
Speaker 2: six Yeah that's a big bitch.
Speaker 4: Yeah ten feet though, Yeah, yeah that feels like that,
Speaker 4: I'm comfortable with that.
Speaker 2: Being a giant. Yeah, yeah, I agree. And so.
Speaker 4: Then they talked about the red hair that was found
Speaker 4: on these mummies, on these bodies, on these skeletons, and
Speaker 4: that they said it was the evidence of.
Speaker 2: A fire, which that got destroyed because.
Speaker 4: There was no smoke marks or anything inside the cave
Speaker 4: according to experts of those that existed at that time,
Speaker 4: and they said some of the artifacts were unusually large,
Speaker 4: including claims about giant sandals. Okay, and so everybody was
Speaker 4: in on this right Obviously, the newspapers picked it up,
Speaker 4: and even though it was nineteen eleven, it did spread
Speaker 4: pretty quickly about this cave that was discovered on the
Speaker 4: West side of America that was a shelter for giants,
Speaker 4: and it became one of the forbidden archaeological sites that
Speaker 4: they didn't let people check for a long time, and
Speaker 4: that there was a Smithsonian cover up. And so these
Speaker 4: other people come in around nineteen twenty four.
Speaker 2: And they found.
Speaker 4: The more items, like we talked about, more duck decoys.
Speaker 4: They think it's the oldest duck decoy ever, and if
Speaker 4: you see pictures of it, it looks like a duck decoy.
Speaker 4: It sure does it's it's it's damn near perfect for
Speaker 4: being something. They think that that I have an update
Speaker 4: on my windows that old I can't do it. They
Speaker 4: won't let me do it.
Speaker 2: And they said that the giants were not necessarily giants.
Speaker 4: Okay, they said that they were human bodies, and they
Speaker 4: were tall, but they were not eight to ten feet
Speaker 4: and that they were they think at best six foot six.
Speaker 2: Inches tall, which to image it, that would be a giant.
Speaker 4: Yeah, for sure, average height of a man in nineteen eleven,
Speaker 4: five six, okay, but.
Speaker 8: I would don't know five six. I wouldn't consider somebody
Speaker 8: six foot tall a giant. A foot taller, bigger than you, yeah,
Speaker 8: but not not a giant. And so then people like,
Speaker 8: what about the red hair, not rabbit? The red hair
Speaker 8: was apparently the cave had the ability to well preserve things.
Speaker 8: Even certain hair would change color as it aged inside
Speaker 8: the cave.
Speaker 4: And then people brought up what about the giant sandal.
Speaker 4: There's no documentation of finding a giant sandal, and so
Speaker 4: obviously people are saying that they're hiding giants from us, okay,
Speaker 4: and that they did display some of these remains, but
Speaker 4: they decided to stop doing it because it is believed
Speaker 4: that this group of people are part of the Saticha Satika.
Speaker 2: Native American leniar and I'm sure I'm mutilating that, and
Speaker 2: I sorry, and.
Speaker 4: That they pulled the display because of that, but people
Speaker 4: like see, they're not even displaying it anymore.
Speaker 2: And this is all known as the Lovelock Giants.
Speaker 4: I didn't even know this. I mean I had heard
Speaker 4: stories of giants, especially in European times, right, and when
Speaker 4: I every time I investigated it was like crazy, like
Speaker 4: Hans Christian Anderson type of stuff, and you're like, okay,
Speaker 4: settle down, and not the Jack Black version.
Speaker 2: No one's horrible.
Speaker 4: But this I'd never heard of one in America because
Speaker 4: this is in Nevada, right is where this cave is,
Speaker 4: and people can go there today apparently and go through
Speaker 4: the cave. And the idea that people believe and that
Speaker 4: they're all people believe that there are giants.
Speaker 2: On Earth right now, right right right.
Speaker 8: I mean when you look at specimens like yaoming various
Speaker 8: other massively large human beings, again, yeah, you'd probably say
Speaker 8: that those are a form of giants. I think when
Speaker 8: we are told the story of David and Goliath, as children,
Speaker 8: and that's where you get the thirty foot tall giant from.
Speaker 2: I just looked it up.
Speaker 8: I was like, I do wonder how, and they say
Speaker 8: it was nine feet nine inches. But according to the
Speaker 8: dead Ski Sea scrolls, it was suggested that four cubits
Speaker 8: and a span, which equals roughly six foot nine. Six
Speaker 8: foot nine is still tall. Yeah, my brother's six 's eight. Yeah, right,
Speaker 8: I mean he could be considered a giant.
Speaker 4: There are other giant claims out there, like the tatar
Speaker 4: the mud flood giants, and there was an ancient lost
Speaker 4: civilization called Tataria. Old buildings with huge doors, tall ceilings,
Speaker 4: massive architecture built for these giants. A mud floor allegedly
Speaker 4: buried the real first floors of the buildings and erased
Speaker 4: the civilization. And people think that they were like giants,
Speaker 4: but the reality is that they're just big public buildings
Speaker 4: designed to look big, tall doors, high ceilings, grand status, ventilation,
Speaker 4: stuff like that, not for twelve foot humans walking around.
Speaker 2: Okay, if you've been down to the Capitol.
Speaker 4: The doorways are massive because they're grand, they're elegant.
Speaker 8: Or they have giants walking through them that night, right right,
Speaker 8: that's where we store the giants.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay? I which would you rather have them? Hiding?
Speaker 2: Giants from us? Or aliens?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 9: Giants?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 9: I feel like giants are they would be more protective
Speaker 9: of us.
Speaker 2: I'm more afraid of a protective of ants?
Speaker 9: Huh?
Speaker 2: Are you protective of ants?
Speaker 9: I don't like ants? But no one can beat a giant.
Speaker 9: No one can be I feel like like my husband,
Speaker 9: for example, said when he was a kid, he was
Speaker 9: he became a fan of the New York Giants because
Speaker 9: he thought, no one can beat up a giant.
Speaker 2: No one can. Yeah, right, David took it down with
Speaker 2: a slang, right, But as.
Speaker 9: A child, that was his mentality. That's why he was
Speaker 9: a fan of the Giants. That was his NFL team. Yeah, giants,
Speaker 9: big powerful, Right.
Speaker 2: People are afraid of them, right, But like that.
Speaker 9: Would be awesome if we had giants protecting us.
Speaker 2: Where's the protecting? People are afraid of giants or he
Speaker 2: just said that, right, But if they were.
Speaker 9: Here, we could use them as our protection, our defenders.
Speaker 2: How are we gonna make them do that?
Speaker 8: Well, the same way you make anybody else do anything.
Speaker 8: You put a chain around their necks and you get
Speaker 8: them with a.
Speaker 4: Work which would you rather have giants or would you
Speaker 4: rather have aliens that they're hiding news from us?
Speaker 2: On?
Speaker 8: I would rather them keep the aliens a secret, because
Speaker 8: to me, giants are they're they're human too. Okay, they're
Speaker 8: just bigger than the rest of us, but they have
Speaker 8: human brains, and we know how human brains work, and
Speaker 8: we know how human beings work. And just because you're
Speaker 8: a big bitch doesn't mean anything scary. Yes, but again,
Speaker 8: we're all human. We don't know what aliens are. They're
Speaker 8: not human that we know of. We don't know what
Speaker 8: they're capable of with their grayskin in their big black eyes. Well,
Speaker 8: so let's just keep the aliens a secret. That's more scary.
Speaker 4: I guess I kind of think aliens is better because
Speaker 4: giants that means there are one. Where are you hiding them?
Speaker 4: Two giants take up a lot of space, And we
Speaker 4: got to start reading stories about people getting with giants.
Speaker 2: Hmm, Well, I.
Speaker 8: Mean in a biblical sense, they're called a nephelum and
Speaker 8: they're the children of God and the sons of man. Right,
Speaker 8: So basically, fallen angels come down to Earth, they have
Speaker 8: sex with the women. The women give birth to these
Speaker 8: beings that end up being giants, you know, so they're
Speaker 8: like a little half breed you know.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah.
Speaker 4: What would be the benefit of hiding either one? And
Speaker 4: I know you want to go automatically with that they
Speaker 4: are well, they're human, right or where we get that
Speaker 4: they're kind?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 8: So what's the benefit of hiding either Yeah, to keep
Speaker 8: the public from freaking the f out aliens?
Speaker 4: I get there's more movies about scariness of aliens. I
Speaker 4: mean there's a kid's book about giants them right BFG.
Speaker 8: Yes, they said it was the big friendly Giant, but
Speaker 8: I don't think that's what the F stand for.
Speaker 4: Well, I hope it's not the one I would expect
Speaker 4: you to think of. This text says I believe in God,
Speaker 4: but I also believe in aliens. If you have an
Speaker 4: objective thinking, we can't be alone, right, billions of galaxies
Speaker 4: ain't no way the only intelligent pans.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 4: I don't disagree that. I don't think we're alone. I
Speaker 4: also don't think we're that interesting if we're not alone.
Speaker 4: There's thousands upon thousands of places to go. I'm reading
Speaker 4: this book like people wouldn't shut up about me reading
Speaker 4: this book they kept sending it to me to read.
Speaker 4: And it's called Dungeon Dungeon Crawler Carl Oh, okay, and
Speaker 4: it's about an apocalyptic event happening. But it's the aliens
Speaker 4: have been here the whole time, essentially, and now the
Speaker 4: time has come for them to harvest our planet. And
Speaker 4: then now you're a part of a game show where
Speaker 4: you've got to make it through these tiers and levels
Speaker 4: of crazy things happening. Point being is that like they've
Speaker 4: been here since like the thirties, right preparing for the
Speaker 4: apocalyptic event to happen. I just don't if it's that,
Speaker 4: it's gonna be something I think closer to that, a
Speaker 4: little more strategic than like, ay, right right right.
Speaker 8: Here, listener Brandon sent me a message, he says. The
Speaker 8: message says Steeleville, Missouri is the last known giants killed
Speaker 8: by Native Americans.
Speaker 2: So I do some googling.
Speaker 8: Apparently, reports from my eeteen thirty four indicate that eight
Speaker 8: foot tall human skeletons were discovered in a cave near
Speaker 8: ste Steelville, Missouri, along with, according to local lore, artifacts
Speaker 8: that resembled petrified hearts. While local legends often connect with
Speaker 8: such discoveries, to battles with indigenous tribes. Specific verified accounts
Speaker 8: of Native American killings. The Last Giants and the immediate
Speaker 8: Steelville area are part of regional folklore. So it's kind
Speaker 8: of like the same thing that's going on in Nevada.
Speaker 4: Except there's actual proof of these six foot six items
Speaker 4: and the duck decoys and things like that.
Speaker 8: Right, It says here the findings reports suggested the skeleton
Speaker 8: was approximately eight foot tall. Another account mentioned seven skeletons
Speaker 8: found under white oak trees, with some being exceptionally large.
Speaker 4: So my little check here the Steelville Giant giant. Uh huh,
Speaker 4: no skeleton. They have no skeleton and it was all
Speaker 4: turned in by.
Speaker 10: A boy.
Speaker 2: Tall tail literally.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, that is They say the bones were shipped
Speaker 4: to the Smithsonian and hidden or destroyed. So what part
Speaker 4: of that Smithsonian giants cover up that you.
Speaker 8: Were talking about earlier. Yeah, but why would the Smithsonian
Speaker 8: want to cover that up or hide the more destroy them? Yeah,
Speaker 8: to change history, to erase history.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: My thing with the giants thing is like my thing
Speaker 4: with Bigfoot and my thing with the aliens. What's the evidence, right,
Speaker 4: what's the tangible thing you can point to that is undisputed, Like, nope,
Speaker 4: we definitely have a footprint. Nope, we definitely have a hairball, right, Nope,
Speaker 4: we definitely have a skeleton.
Speaker 8: You say they found these duck decoys, right, and you
Speaker 8: imagine the duck decoy is going to be proportionate to
Speaker 8: the giants, right.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't be proportionate to the duck, you would think so,
Speaker 2: you would think so.
Speaker 8: And that's kind of where I'm going that on this one.
Speaker 8: Were there giant ducks flying around America at one point
Speaker 8: in time, like maybe prehistoric? Maybe maybe what we thought
Speaker 8: were terodactyls were actually just giant mallards.
Speaker 4: I don't think it's the You don't make a fly
Speaker 4: for fly fishing the size of a fly like your size.
Speaker 4: You make it the fly of a fly that a
Speaker 4: fish is gonna eat. So you wouldn't make a duck
Speaker 4: decoy the size of you. You would make it the
Speaker 4: size of the ducks you're trying to catch.
Speaker 8: You're absolutely right, But you got to think of giant
Speaker 8: hands something I'll never have, right to be that intricate,
Speaker 8: me too, to be that intricate there to because they'd
Speaker 8: be so small, right, and to carve that with their
Speaker 8: giant giant fingers, you know.
Speaker 2: I think that's why. That's why I say they should.
Speaker 8: Be proportionate to them, not not the same size, but like, Okay,
Speaker 8: this is a giant. He's eight foot tall, you know,
Speaker 8: and he's got to hold this duck decoy in his hand.
Speaker 8: That duck decoy is going to be what at least
Speaker 8: three maybe four feet, you know, and size maybe like
Speaker 8: a like a like a small dog kennel.
Speaker 2: I mean, no, we make things pretty small with their hands. Now,
Speaker 2: I guess you're right. I know I do. I use
Speaker 2: one hand to make it look smaller.
Speaker 4: All right, we got to take a break. We'll be
Speaker 4: bat making a comment about milking hamsters with your giant
Speaker 4: hands to them their giant hands.
Speaker 8: True statement. I guess you're right. I personally never milked
Speaker 8: a hamster, but well.
Speaker 2: You haven't lived. You're right. I'm not saying that I'm
Speaker 2: not willing to try.
Speaker 4: Listen, you've always said, uh huh, I'll try anything once, absolutely,
Speaker 4: which is one of the most terrifying things I've ever
Speaker 4: heard you say.
Speaker 2: And when you say it after a night of drinking, too,
Speaker 2: it really freaks me out. Give me the hamster. We're
Speaker 2: a sea weeks.
Speaker 4: Uh So this has to do with a statement made
Speaker 4: by an Air Force general for conspiracy theory Thursday.
Speaker 2: He made a reference in a press conference about Kamakazi dolphins.
Speaker 4: With Lacier beams, and when the the head the Secretary
Speaker 4: of the Department of Defense was asked, he said, I
Speaker 4: can't confirm or deny whether we have kama Kazi dolphins,
Speaker 4: but I can confirm that they don't.
Speaker 8: That means we definitely have kama Kazi dolphins or we don't, right,
Speaker 8: because you cannot confirm nor deny.
Speaker 4: And how would anyway? So I wanted to know, do
Speaker 4: we have kama Kazi dolphins?
Speaker 2: Is that a thing?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 4: The short answer is yes, we do. The long answer
Speaker 4: is not really Okay. So in twenty twenty three there
Speaker 4: was a ride up about the marine mammal program that
Speaker 4: are sophisticated military has right, and they apparently as of
Speaker 4: twenty fifteen, had eighty five dolphins and fifty sea lions. Oh,
Speaker 4: and they said that the program is more about using
Speaker 4: them to find underwater explosives.
Speaker 2: To risk their line so to save hours, not kama
Speaker 2: kazi as in dive the plane at you, but just swim. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Flipper dolphins on a superside.
Speaker 4: Be found one, and it's unclear how many they have
Speaker 4: now or if they have any today.
Speaker 2: Then they say Russia have the same thing.
Speaker 4: Russia has been known to have a program similar if
Speaker 4: you will, that they use marine mammals for their military.
Speaker 4: In twenty twenty two, they deployed trained dolphins to help
Speaker 4: protect the Black Sea Naval base at Festival during.
Speaker 2: The Ukrainian War.
Speaker 4: And they can be trained to find mines, and they
Speaker 4: can be trained to locate divers when they don't know
Speaker 4: where they're at.
Speaker 2: Okay, and a lot of countries are carently have dolphin programs.
Speaker 8: I don't see any problem with using animals for that
Speaker 8: sort of thing. You're sparing human lives, which I think
Speaker 8: is fantastic. Peter would tell you a difference, but who
Speaker 8: cares about those guys. I think it's great. We use
Speaker 8: bomb sniffing dogs, yeah, kudaver dogs of different kinds, So
Speaker 8: that's not.
Speaker 2: That's a little different than kamakazi. Well yeah, absolutely absolutely.
Speaker 8: I mean but just these for good Yeah, just the
Speaker 8: fact of training animals to do something that humans cannot
Speaker 8: or will not, I think it's fantastic. So I'm all
Speaker 8: about be it Kamakazi dolphins or you know, dead body finding,
Speaker 8: cadaver seals, whatever.
Speaker 2: I mean, dolphins. I feel like, can we do like squirrels?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 2: They don't stay underwater?
Speaker 9: They don't.
Speaker 2: They're fine.
Speaker 8: You're gonna take a cat, strap a rock to it,
Speaker 8: throw it in the water and be like fine the ball.
Speaker 4: So apparently the kama Kazi dolphin thing is something that
Speaker 4: is connected to Iran, and that even reports go back
Speaker 4: to two thousand that there was a Russian Soviet trained
Speaker 4: kama Kazi dolphins.
Speaker 2: Okay, so the Russians were doing this first, and we're like, hey,
Speaker 2: they can do it, why can't we. It's typically how
Speaker 2: it works. You see someone else doing something, you do
Speaker 2: it vice versa. Yeah, let me just do it better hopefully.
Speaker 2: I mean, you only know until.
Speaker 4: But to me, the idea of there's no way of
Speaker 4: knowing because how many you have, because we don't know
Speaker 4: how many of.
Speaker 2: What's the dolphin gonna do? Say no, exactly.
Speaker 4: I've always been interested by like carrier pigeons and things
Speaker 4: like that, And how does the pigeon just not just
Speaker 4: not go?
Speaker 2: You know what? Get bent? Right?
Speaker 9: You don't pay me enough?
Speaker 2: You know, the feet is not that good. So and
Speaker 2: maybe they do.
Speaker 8: They don't speak it and say, you know what, I'm
Speaker 8: not doing this, but I bet you they put up
Speaker 8: a struggle. You ever tried to take a dog outside
Speaker 8: when it's raining and they don't want to go outside?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's a struggle, all yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, So it's basically the same thing. You know, the
Speaker 8: pigeon doesn't want to go any We're like, and you
Speaker 8: just finally grab the pigeon and launch it off the
Speaker 8: building and it has no choice. It's either fly, yeah,
Speaker 8: or crash to the ground.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Fly, It's its natural instincts exactly exactly to fly to
Speaker 4: its destination. We never hear stories of like people that
Speaker 4: used to carry your pigeons. In history of carry pigeons.
Speaker 4: We don't hear anybody go, I mean I sent a pigeon.
Speaker 9: Right, I don't know what happened to it if it
Speaker 9: didn't make it.
Speaker 2: That's the equivalent of the checks in the mail, the
Speaker 2: checks in the pigeon. Right, I sent the pigeon. I
Speaker 2: sent the message. Did you not get it?
Speaker 8: Meanwhile, under a bridge, you got a pigeon just sitting
Speaker 8: there with a note wrapped around his neck, hanging out
Speaker 8: to Central Park or whatever, you know, getting fed seed.
Speaker 4: Yeah, with a piece of paper still wrapped to its
Speaker 4: it's a leg. Poor guy must have got stuck in
Speaker 4: a landfill. Send help as soon as possible, General Washington, right,
Speaker 4: tell you those wouldn't work, Georgie, mom, uh yeah, that
Speaker 4: to me, that would be the thing. And dolphins okay,
Speaker 4: see sea lions, Okay, those all seem to be pretty
Speaker 4: agile things underwater.
Speaker 8: It makes sense if it was me, I would figure
Speaker 8: out a way to train the whales you think about
Speaker 8: like that, like the blue whales, the largest whale on
Speaker 8: the planet.
Speaker 2: Right. I just recently they're harder to hold down though,
Speaker 2: right right?
Speaker 8: I I recently found out how many people do you
Speaker 8: think and stand on a blue whales tongue?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: So are we talking tongue like like tongue all the
Speaker 4: way or just the tongue that's in the part that
Speaker 4: covers the inside of their mouth.
Speaker 2: Moby dick. I'm not.
Speaker 8: I'm assuming because it just told me the amount of
Speaker 8: people can stand on a blue whales tongue. So I'm
Speaker 8: gonna single it's the whole thing you got to reach
Speaker 8: in their grab it.
Speaker 4: This is a guess, right, like they're not pulling a
Speaker 4: tongue out stacking people. I don't know, but it told
Speaker 4: me like on an airplane plane wing, we you can
Speaker 4: grab an airplane wing. We can put people on it.
Speaker 4: We can see the visual and look at it.
Speaker 8: I think they got a blue whale and they're like, hey,
Speaker 8: grab its tongue, letten. So how many people we can
Speaker 8: put on there?
Speaker 2: Okay, what do you think?
Speaker 9: A thousand people?
Speaker 2: Okay, that's a lot. I'm gonna say one hundred.
Speaker 8: Close fifty fifty people can stand on a blue whales tongue.
Speaker 8: So my thought there is is why can't we train
Speaker 8: these whales and use them for battle to I don't know,
Speaker 8: capsize ships, military ships. If we're using Kamakazi dolphins.
Speaker 2: Because they're too massive, well, there's turd cokes here. Just
Speaker 2: think about the food daily, right, that's that's a lot
Speaker 2: of crill for sure, a lot of shrimp. Dolphin. You're
Speaker 2: just like, yeah, I'll just let him up your leg.
Speaker 2: You're fine. Right.
Speaker 4: So we're going to Mexico, right, my oldest wants to
Speaker 4: go get a picture taking with the dolphin.
Speaker 2: Like, and I am not a fan of this at
Speaker 2: all because you've seen too many videos, seen too many videos.
Speaker 4: I just think it's weird in general. But you know,
Speaker 4: who am I to be the fun crusher? And so
Speaker 4: I'm gonna have to go. I'm gonna have to get
Speaker 4: in the water.
Speaker 2: I know how. I know. I've seen this America's Funniest
Speaker 2: Home Video. Yeah, I know how this ends. Yeah, yes,
Speaker 2: And that dolphin is gonna see me and go suck.
Speaker 2: Hey baby, it's gonna.
Speaker 9: Feel your energy that you're unhappy to be there.
Speaker 2: I will poke a dolphin in the eye. Mmmmmm the eye.
Speaker 9: Yes, you're like, oh, you look like Washington's mom.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I will plug your blowhole.
Speaker 8: Right, all right, you're gonna ride this dolphin. What you
Speaker 8: want to do is you want to grab onto the
Speaker 8: dorcil fan.
Speaker 2: I'm just not good in that environment at all.
Speaker 4: Like scuba diving, I don't do well with fish comes
Speaker 4: at you and they always move at the last minute,
Speaker 4: right or they don't.
Speaker 2: I don't know, because I'm.
Speaker 4: Always like splashing like no, I just I have a
Speaker 4: proximity thing, and so when the you know, they're just
Speaker 4: being fish man, I'm in their world. Yeah, there's a
Speaker 4: big difference between a clownfish and I don't know. Anything bigger.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: They show those video you know, the perfect pictures and
Speaker 4: the videos online of people scuba and it's beautiful and clear,
Speaker 4: and look at this brightly covered starfish and look at
Speaker 4: the coral. They never show the one of like it
Speaker 4: coming right at your face and you're like, ah, you get.
Speaker 2: Like cerebral palsy in the water. You're like, ah, right.
Speaker 2: So my advice to you, Corbyn for that. Have you
Speaker 2: done this?
Speaker 4: Uh no, Okay, let's hear it. Then hear your advice
Speaker 4: from the non experience. Here's the thing, and you could
Speaker 4: take this advice and apply it to anything. It's not
Speaker 4: just you know, scuba diving or snorkeling or whatever. You
Speaker 4: can apply this advice to anything in life.
Speaker 2: Just let it happen. Just what are you a rapist? Exactly?
Speaker 2: That's what a rapist says.
Speaker 4: Exactly, that's exactly what a rapist or a pedophile says.
Speaker 2: Just let it happen, don't fight it if you take
Speaker 2: it that way, not take it that way. That's what
Speaker 2: the way it is. And this will be over soon, exactly.
Speaker 8: Lindsay, I don't talk to any rapist orcular.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying just let it. No, no, no, I'm
Speaker 2: not saying it.
Speaker 4: I don't know if a rapist says that, I'm just
Speaker 4: it just is a weird correlation that happens in society.
Speaker 2: Of all the words I could.
Speaker 8: Use, Listen, you're in their environments right hardly. Just let
Speaker 8: it be, Just let it happen. Let us swim around,
Speaker 8: just act natural. Fine, everything's going to.
Speaker 2: Be fine again, rapist, not me, the dolphins. Listen.
Speaker 11: When we're done here, you just act like everything's fine.
Speaker 11: I won't tell anybody what happened, because I know where
Speaker 11: you live. Get out of here.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: No, I'm fighting against the things I don't want to happen.
Speaker 4: And what happens, they participate. They usually end up winning anyway.
Speaker 2: No, no, no. How many times have been raped? How
Speaker 2: many how many times have you been attempted to be
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 4: Know because I've stopped it every time. Take a break,
Speaker 4: we'll be back.
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Speaker 4: for the upcoming homestand that starts on Tuesday. But next
Speaker 4: week's a special weekend because it's the weekend of the
Speaker 4: Alternate Identity, right.
Speaker 7: That's right.
Speaker 10: Yeah, next weekend we're gonna be we're gonna be kicking
Speaker 10: off our Ranch Dippers theme for this year. So we've
Speaker 10: got two games next Saturday, and Sunday Sunday we're giving
Speaker 10: away caps Ranch Dipper caps, but we'll be with a
Speaker 10: forum Saturday Sunday, and then we're going to bring them
Speaker 10: back in August for a Thursday Friday. So we're splitting
Speaker 10: it up this year, not one weekend. It's going to
Speaker 10: be spread over to homestands.
Speaker 2: What is the uh?
Speaker 4: What is your take as one of the people in
Speaker 4: charge down there are the guy in charge about doing
Speaker 4: these alternate identities for the team and and kind of
Speaker 4: changing it up a little bit throughout the season.
Speaker 7: I love it, man, I think it's I think it's great.
Speaker 10: I think it's quintessential minor league baseball, right, Like you know,
Speaker 10: we play sixty nine home games and I don't really
Speaker 10: baseball is it's it's your reference, right, kind of having
Speaker 10: some fun with it, right. We connect with our communities
Speaker 10: with our brands, but then we can connect with them
Speaker 10: further by doing these alternate identities. And you know, as
Speaker 10: in New York, guy here you to find good pizza.
Speaker 10: Now we've got good pizza. I'm still mesmerized by the
Speaker 10: nine out of ten tables has like ranch dressing on
Speaker 10: their table. So Gorsky, this was Gorsky's idea another New
Speaker 10: Yorker and uh and it's fun, man, it definitely fits
Speaker 10: the tull survive. But we'll dip everything in ranch. So
Speaker 10: we're gonna instead of a dunk tank. So if you
Speaker 10: and GIMPI want to come out and get dipped, we're
Speaker 10: gonna dip.
Speaker 2: Weekend is the going to be filled with ranch?
Speaker 7: Make any sense? Otherwise?
Speaker 10: All right, beautiful, we need you there. It'll be a
Speaker 10: loose ranch, so don't get too worried. It won't be
Speaker 10: real thick. Okay, it'll be.
Speaker 7: A loose ranch.
Speaker 2: He's a fan. He's a fan of the loose ranch. Mike.
Speaker 7: Uh, okay, we'll think we'll fick it it up where.
Speaker 2: You all right, let's talk some other baseball stuff. Man.
Speaker 4: The Astros are they having maybe the most unfortunate year
Speaker 4: with career being announced that he has to have ankle
Speaker 4: surgery and done for the season.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's been a rough go.
Speaker 10: You know, there was tone for getting traded to go
Speaker 10: back there, but you know, anyway, not a lot of
Speaker 10: love lost for me with the Astros though, sorry not
Speaker 10: sorry type of thing.
Speaker 2: Right. And then the Cubs, man, they're doing so good.
Speaker 2: They definitely are.
Speaker 4: Living up to the expectation, especially after the fire from
Speaker 4: last year that we saw them running on. But then
Speaker 4: there's news this morning that Matthew Boyd is gonna be
Speaker 4: out because he injured his meniscus while playing with his kids.
Speaker 10: See that's why you don't play with your kids. Come on,
Speaker 10: you're a major Loves League baseball player. But now they're hot,
Speaker 10: the Cubs are. The Cubs are in there in Fuego.
Speaker 10: They're eight I mean eight wins in a row, and
Speaker 10: they're really they're soaring.
Speaker 7: Up into first place.
Speaker 10: So it's it's nice to see the always nice when
Speaker 10: the Cubs are in the discussion, I think.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: There was a really interesting article I read about Petrow
Speaker 4: Armstrong and he's got a pretty phenomenal bat flip, and
Speaker 4: he said that this year he's really trying to tame
Speaker 4: it down because a buddy of his UH told him
Speaker 4: his took his son out of baseball because his son
Speaker 4: was doing the bat flip like he does. And when
Speaker 4: he asked his kid why he was doing it, he's like, well,
Speaker 4: Peete does it, and he said it hit him that Listen,
Speaker 4: I never clued in that that was the identity, like
Speaker 4: people were relating to that and and it's a pretty
Speaker 4: honest moment from a baseball player understanding the ripple effect.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that is true.
Speaker 2: I hadn't heard that.
Speaker 10: That's pretty cool though, you know, he's uh, he realizes,
Speaker 10: like that's the thing that kids are up from them.
Speaker 10: Is this this celebration. So yeah, toning it down a
Speaker 10: little bit not a bad idea. You know, he's you know,
Speaker 10: he's one of the best young players in the game.
Speaker 10: So let's let's let's show uh, let's show out on
Speaker 10: the field rather than when you're in a clod drop.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I can't imagine though, how hard that would be to
Speaker 4: break that habit, especially when the excitement happens and you know,
Speaker 4: the way that bat connected with the ball, you made
Speaker 4: a solid connection, and just being able to oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm not flipping the bat when fans look forward to it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, you know, just save it for the big ones,
Speaker 10: you know, not the solo shot when you're down four
Speaker 10: to zero, but the three run bomb that gives you
Speaker 10: a two run lead, then you go off, you know,
Speaker 10: then give it the big old to it.
Speaker 4: Tulsa Drillers are back in town on Tuesday, down at
Speaker 4: one Oakfield get your tickets Tulsa Drillers dot com. Some
Speaker 4: great stuff happening all week long. Good family fun happening.
Speaker 4: And don't forget about the Ranch Dipper's debuting on May sixteenth.
Speaker 4: There's a brunch happening on the seventeenth. We'll get into
Speaker 4: it more next week. You want to find out more,
Speaker 4: now go to Tulsa Drillers dot com and get your tickets.
Speaker 4: Even a day game next week at eleven am. Mike,
Speaker 4: it was great talking to you man. Have a fantastic week.
Speaker 10: You too, and hope a lot of people listening are
Speaker 10: gonna be out for Banana Ball this.
Speaker 7: Weekend, so we can't wait to kick that off.
Speaker 10: And should be fun this weekend and then we'll see
Speaker 10: Drillers back on Tuesday.
Speaker 7: Thanks Corbyn, you guys have a great weekend.
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Speaker 8: random topics, randomly drawn with random results.
Speaker 2: Now here's Corbyn, Gimpi and Lindsay with this week's top list.
Speaker 4: This week's top list are artists you'd pay to see
Speaker 4: perform naked?
Speaker 2: Now are we talking musician or any artist? That's a
Speaker 2: good question, Lindsey, what say you?
Speaker 9: I was thinking musical Okays, musicians.
Speaker 2: That's kind of along the lines that I was going with.
Speaker 4: Okay, because artists, actors and actresses are artists too, right
Speaker 4: and perform naked.
Speaker 2: But okay, list present Yeah, ah, let's go with current.
Speaker 2: I like that. I don't want to see a dead
Speaker 2: corpse naked? Okay again, all right, what have you got Lindsay?
Speaker 9: All right? Number five Adam Levine Maroon five.
Speaker 2: He already does his shows half naked anyway, I mean.
Speaker 9: With his shirt offs, and I want to see what's
Speaker 9: below the belt.
Speaker 4: Just the label that says HEINZ fifty seven Distilled Vinegar.
Speaker 9: And he tends to move around a little bit on stage. Yeah,
Speaker 9: he's pretty tone. I want to see what his uh,
Speaker 9: his wife's.
Speaker 2: Working with, his wife's working with Huh, Yeah, I want
Speaker 2: to see. You want to know how big is chunk
Speaker 2: is absolute and what like?
Speaker 4: When when you receive that information, what do you think
Speaker 4: will change about your opinion of him?
Speaker 9: Probably not much, Probably not much. Number four on my
Speaker 9: list is Jennifer Lopez said many times before that that
Speaker 9: woman could turn me into a lesbian. Her body is banging,
Speaker 9: she moves around on stage. She's got great backup dancers too.
Speaker 9: Everyone on her stage is gorgeous. So if she's naked,
Speaker 9: they're probably all going to be naked and it's going
Speaker 9: to be a fantastic show.
Speaker 2: And she just wears a lot of makeup, but she's.
Speaker 9: Also looks fantastic without makeup.
Speaker 2: Okay, So.
Speaker 9: Uh Number three usher, Huh, that dude, he's got the
Speaker 9: six pack and he dances phenomenally.
Speaker 2: Sure, I'd like to see it all.
Speaker 8: You'd like to see it too, No, No, I'd like
Speaker 8: to see people like him and people like Adam Levine
Speaker 8: just let themselves.
Speaker 2: Go, see what they really look like. Uh well, I
Speaker 2: mean when they're on stage or something. You can never
Speaker 2: count that. Right. When you go to court, you dress up,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean, Like your your big thing
Speaker 2: you get ready for.
Speaker 8: And I'm not talking about their clothes and how they
Speaker 8: dress or whatever. I'm talking about. Stop working out, start
Speaker 8: eating more cheeseburgers, drink more heavy beer, let yourself go.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And what I'm saying is is even those people, when
Speaker 4: they have their big thing they got to do right,
Speaker 4: they get dressed up and look the best they can.
Speaker 2: They wear all black to slender it up.
Speaker 10: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Right right? Not everybody looks like Adam Sandler.
Speaker 9: Yeah number two Adam Sandler, Oh yeah right. Since we
Speaker 9: have to go with presents performers, I'm gonna go with
Speaker 9: Lenny Kravitz, even though he has shown his junk before.
Speaker 2: Has he?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Curious you want to say it, I don't care. I'm straight.
Speaker 2: They're money. What did when did he show what was
Speaker 2: it for.
Speaker 9: I think, you know, I'm not really sure why he
Speaker 9: did it, but I think it was just a couple
Speaker 9: of years ago.
Speaker 4: This says in twenty fifteen, Lenny Kravitz accidentally exposed his
Speaker 4: penis during a concert in Stockholm, Sweden, when his leather
Speaker 4: pants split while performing on stage. Yeah, the incident was
Speaker 4: dubbed hashtag penis gait and apparently he was not wearing
Speaker 4: any underwear. Yes, it is a hawker, exactly like Serge
Speaker 4: Ibaka who wants some man meat.
Speaker 9: I mean, if it's that big it's split in his
Speaker 9: leather pants, I don't think that's what was happening, But
Speaker 9: I understand the point you're making.
Speaker 2: Answer too small. Yeah, poorly made Billy Bob.
Speaker 9: Thornton and then number one on my list.
Speaker 2: And yeah, he squatted down and opened his legs. Yeah, embarrassing,
Speaker 2: is it?
Speaker 4: It's not embarrassing if it's I mean, I can't see
Speaker 4: it's blocked down. I'm right, it isn't embarrassing if he's
Speaker 4: you know, Ron Jeremy, right, right, If he's Michael Berger,
Speaker 4: then yeah, I could understand.
Speaker 9: But if you're Lenny Kravitz, that's just free advertisement.
Speaker 2: Sure, I don't think he needs the advertisement.
Speaker 9: And then number one on my list is Benson Boone.
Speaker 9: Why because he's like this one man show, but he's
Speaker 9: very acrobatic, and so I feel like it would be
Speaker 9: even more entertaining if he were naked in concert. He's
Speaker 9: doing all these flips to see what his his little
Speaker 9: dong is doing. While he's flipping in the air.
Speaker 2: It looks like he could play the next Freddy Mercury.
Speaker 9: I agree with you one. He reminds me of him
Speaker 9: so much, so much.
Speaker 2: I didn't even know about this.
Speaker 4: I don't know why I would know about the Linny
Speaker 4: Kravitz penis gate. I don't know why Benson Boone's gotta
Speaker 4: have a small penis right, No.
Speaker 9: I don't know if it's small or not.
Speaker 2: I'm just what you said, all right. We're doing our
Speaker 2: top list artist.
Speaker 4: So Benson Moon was number one, Yeah, topless artist you
Speaker 4: pay to see perform naked bmms and whatever yours is
Speaker 4: to eight, two, nine, four five.
Speaker 2: What do you got there, gimpie. I'm coming into number
Speaker 2: five as Landy Wilson. Dude.
Speaker 8: She she used to have that fat donkey butt, right,
Speaker 8: and I think she lost some weight and therefore she
Speaker 8: is her truck isn't near as big as it used
Speaker 8: to be. But she's still hot, man, She's still hot.
Speaker 8: She can keep the she can keep the hat on,
Speaker 8: but everything else lose.
Speaker 2: It wouldn't wouldn't be funny if she was like Brett
Speaker 2: Michael's in it with her hair. Oh right, Oh, it'd
Speaker 2: be awesome.
Speaker 4: It's entertained, it's a character, so it would be awesome
Speaker 4: and not surprising at all.
Speaker 8: Right, she got like short pixie haircut, but she puts
Speaker 8: that wig on, yeah, to keep that country to look
Speaker 8: to her either way, big fat ass.
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, she wears extensions already, so ah, a
Speaker 2: lot of girls do. All right. So number four and
Speaker 2: playing rock Lahoma.
Speaker 8: This year, all right? With her band? Oh, I gotta
Speaker 8: look at it. It's Carla Harvey former Butcher Babies. She's
Speaker 8: doing some things with the Lords of Acid right now,
Speaker 8: and she is what's the name of her band that
Speaker 8: she's currently with.
Speaker 2: I forget. She just did a thing on oh the
Speaker 2: Violent Hour, that's the name of the band that she's
Speaker 2: with now.
Speaker 8: But bro, we've talked to them, the Butcher Babies, yeah,
Speaker 8: a couple of times, and seeing them on stage, I'm
Speaker 8: like hubba Hubba seeing them backstage, even when they came
Speaker 8: into our studio right early in the morning, not done
Speaker 8: up at all whatsoever. Still a damn smoke show. And
Speaker 8: that was kind of tough. I'm like, which one of
Speaker 8: the butcher babies would I rather see naked?
Speaker 2: Well, I got a thing for big breasted brunettes, so
Speaker 2: I went with Carla Harvey. She is hot.
Speaker 8: Last number four, Number three artists that I would pay
Speaker 8: to see perform naked. Nita Strauss of the Iron Maidens.
Speaker 8: She's currently touring with Alice Cooper. Not only can she
Speaker 8: shred on that guitar, but she is a damn smoke
Speaker 8: show as well. Nita Strauss and these last two there's
Speaker 8: a good reason why I made them my last two,
Speaker 8: because I ain't have fun. I've had a crush on
Speaker 8: these bitches for a long time. And number two is
Speaker 8: Maria brink in this moment. She's got a little bit
Speaker 8: thicker over the years, but that's okay. She now Mama
Speaker 8: June thick.
Speaker 2: But she just looked good thick.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 8: I'm like, all right, take that weird hat off, let's
Speaker 8: see what you got working with. I'll never forget the
Speaker 8: time we did a meet and greet with her.
Speaker 2: She's like, hey, come back, don't we do pictures with
Speaker 2: the radio guys? And I'm like, hell, yeah, you do.
Speaker 8: So I went back and I'm standing in front of
Speaker 8: her and she puts her arm on my shoulder and
Speaker 8: I bout lost it right there. And by lose it,
Speaker 8: you know what I.
Speaker 2: Mean he might just let it happen, Just let it happen.
Speaker 8: I would totally just let it happen with her Maria
Speaker 8: Brink smoke show. And then number one for me, and
Speaker 8: this simply because I've had a crush on her for
Speaker 8: a long time.
Speaker 2: She still looks good for her age.
Speaker 8: Even though you know, some people's like and even I've
Speaker 8: said it, and I kind of agree, she does not
Speaker 8: look like she used to. Maybe she was replaced by
Speaker 8: an alien, But that's Shania Twain.
Speaker 2: I knew you're gonna say that.
Speaker 8: Dang right, oh doggy man. Back in the day, I
Speaker 8: remember she was a smoke show and even leading just now,
Speaker 8: even now, I'm just like, please, Shanaya.
Speaker 2: Do what you will, all right.
Speaker 4: So I'm altering because I had artists of all genres
Speaker 4: of not just music, but no problem pivoting number five.
Speaker 2: For me Dido Real you forgot about Dido?
Speaker 4: Yeah, she did that song with Eminem. Kind of a
Speaker 4: cool chill artist. I don't know why, just that popped
Speaker 4: in my brain immediately.
Speaker 8: Okay, yes, you look give a little pixie haircut and
Speaker 8: cute little face.
Speaker 4: Number four Scarlett Johansson. What you're gonna say she's not
Speaker 4: a musician, which do I say? Contrere monfrere. She has
Speaker 4: a couple albums out, and why not put her on
Speaker 4: the list so we can see her naked. If it
Speaker 4: was a list of women you'd like to see naked
Speaker 4: that eat Chinese food, I'm putting her on that list.
Speaker 4: I'll figure out a way to work that in their
Speaker 4: Number three, Uh, Miley Cyrus, I just want to see.
Speaker 2: Wrecking Ball is a completely different video if she's naked.
Speaker 2: True statement.
Speaker 8: I feel like just looking at her, there's been certain
Speaker 8: parts of her that's been hit with a wrecking ball
Speaker 8: or not.
Speaker 2: She looks pretty fit to me. Yeah yeah with the
Speaker 2: clothes on, but uh, never rememberable. Number two.
Speaker 4: Zara Larson. She's an up and coming pop artist. When
Speaker 4: you see her, you're gonna go wow. Okay, I think
Speaker 4: she's from another country. I think Okay, I've never heard
Speaker 4: of this day. No, no, nobody probably really would in
Speaker 4: this room. But yeah, she's yeah, not bad, right, not
Speaker 4: at all? And then number one for me on artist
Speaker 4: i'd pay to see perform naked?
Speaker 2: Who do you think I picked? Lindsay, mmmm, probably.
Speaker 9: Sabrina Carpenter?
Speaker 2: Okay, gimpy, I say, Taylor Swift. But who wants to
Speaker 2: see a toothpick on the stage without any clothes on?
Speaker 4: I can't believe either one of you didn't mention this
Speaker 4: person because we always talk about how insanely attractive this
Speaker 4: person is, especially recently since they have decided they're not
Speaker 4: wearing makeup, and that's the least keys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, does Sidney Sweeney count because she did do carry o?
Speaker 4: No, she does not count. That's funny, damn it, she
Speaker 4: does not count. I think she played a singer though,
Speaker 4: Does that count?
Speaker 2: Right? No, she doesn't.
Speaker 4: And I'm not putting Sabrina Carpenter on there.
Speaker 2: I don't know what it is like. Is she seductive? Sure?
Speaker 2: Do I find her incredibly sexy? I don't know? Okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: yeah she's seductive. Her eyes are MESMERI scene, Yeah, she
Speaker 2: does have fun eyes, kind of like a a husky
Speaker 2: the dog.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, yeah, you know how those those dogs you
Speaker 8: look at me like, ah, those are interesting, freak me out.
Speaker 2: My new thing and I want one in a bad way.
Speaker 2: Is a palm ski.
Speaker 8: If there's a Pomeranian husky mix, so it's like a
Speaker 8: husky the size of a Pomeranian. And I'm like, I've
Speaker 8: got to have one of these dogs. Now I do,
Speaker 8: and I'll I'll spend some cash. No, you won't stop
Speaker 8: doing that?
Speaker 9: Are Oh my gosh, are you kidding me?
Speaker 4: Who had GIMPI picking a purse dog that he wants
Speaker 4: is his next dog on their bingo card? Oh I'm
Speaker 4: done with big dogs, man, I'll take a smart you're
Speaker 4: not getting one.
Speaker 2: They're like the butt loving expensive.
Speaker 4: Anywhere between two thousand and thirty five hundred, can go
Speaker 4: as high as five thousand.
Speaker 2: You can get him as low as a fifteen hundred. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 8: If I had that cash just to blow, that's probably
Speaker 8: what I would spend it on. But I got I
Speaker 8: gotta get rid of the horses first.
Speaker 2: The smaller they are, the more that they're worth. Why
Speaker 2: isn't that true or anything? Six thousand dollars, damn, damn.
Speaker 8: You keep that dog a lot that's a dog I
Speaker 8: would take to the vet. If I'm spending six grand
Speaker 8: on a dog, You're goddamn right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, taking out of the vet. I don't believe.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna keep move over, Lindsay, watch off the light.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna keep us some bitch as long alive, as
Speaker 8: long as I can.
Speaker 2: I'll put that much coin down on it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've seen you put coin down for a lot
Speaker 4: of things and not care that much for him.
Speaker 2: All right, we gotta take a break. We'll be back.
Speaker 2: Rush of the Big Mad Morning Show is net in
Speaker 2: front of the show.
Speaker 4: All around, good dude, philanthropic, leader of the community.
Speaker 6: Keep going it sounds good.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and.
Speaker 4: Hell of a good beard grower, beard grower, there you go.
Speaker 4: It's a little shorter than I'm used to seeing in.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I got bored.
Speaker 2: That's what retirement does. It's not a ferrari and it's
Speaker 2: not crack, right, So I retired. I get bored easy.
Speaker 4: Great Court is joining us from Cancer Sucks. And for
Speaker 4: those who know, Cancer Sucks is an organization that's been around.
Speaker 2: For thirty years. I have it right. It's pretty close.
Speaker 4: And I've been a part of the community and raising
Speaker 4: money to help out organizations that do groundbreaking work in
Speaker 4: cancer research. And over the years, Cancer Sucks has raised
Speaker 4: how much money we have, you.
Speaker 6: Know, And I knew you're gonna ask me that I
Speaker 6: was really gonna do some math, and I just didn't.
Speaker 6: But we're hovering around three million dollars what we've donated.
Speaker 6: They're responsible for donations of safely over three million dollars
Speaker 6: to different organizations throughout the United States. A lot of those, Uh,
Speaker 6: we've had matching funds for some of our donations, and
Speaker 6: so you know, it puts us up there a little bit,
Speaker 6: you know, a little higher than that, but it's just
Speaker 6: a one million dollars, two million dollars, three million dollars.
Speaker 6: They all blew me away. And at this point, I
Speaker 6: just don't count anymore, you know. I mean, I can
Speaker 6: get you a count, you know what I'm saying, But
Speaker 6: it's like it's passed that in my my brain doesn't
Speaker 6: know the capacity to to completely comprehend what we've been
Speaker 6: able to accomplish.
Speaker 4: Really, Yeah, the mission of Cancer Sucks has always been
Speaker 4: to raise money for cancer research. But it's always been
Speaker 4: about the people that are raising the money right, right,
Speaker 4: And that's what you know the money is going to
Speaker 4: be there, it's but it's the group of people that
Speaker 4: come together to raise money, whether regardless of what the
Speaker 4: event is, right right, right, And that's another gonna be
Speaker 4: what people are gonna see this weekend Saturday with the
Speaker 4: annual Cancer Sucks Car Show that you do every year
Speaker 4: around Mother's Day to celebrate Mother's Day, right.
Speaker 6: Right we uh we actually two years ago Handlebars and
Speaker 6: Hot Rods was two years ago. Is our twenty aeth
Speaker 6: the end on Handlebars and Hot Rods car Show. At
Speaker 6: that point, I decided, you know, twenty is a really
Speaker 6: good time to stop. So I'm like, I'm not gonna
Speaker 6: do any more car shows. I'm old, I'm tired. I'm
Speaker 6: getting something different, you know. So, uh it went about
Speaker 6: about six months. I'm like, I can't stop doing this.
Speaker 6: I love cars and I love motorcycles, and I love
Speaker 6: the Cancer Sucks events. So we changed it. We tweaked
Speaker 6: it a little bit, and we turned it into a
Speaker 6: Cancer Sucks Cruise in car show. So we don't have trophies,
Speaker 6: we don't have have a judging on you know, the cars.
Speaker 6: Everybody comes and goes as they please and come hang out,
Speaker 6: make a donation, buy a T shirt, raise money for
Speaker 6: cancer research, and uh, there's none of the stress that
Speaker 6: goes along with it for the event coordinators that you
Speaker 6: always have when you have trophies and things like that.
Speaker 4: And again, this is happening on Saturday, starting at ten
Speaker 4: a m. And it's happening a different a new location.
Speaker 4: You've never done it here before. We did last year.
Speaker 6: Last year we did the first cruise in. It's start
Speaker 6: a second cruise in. It's at Unique Customs three twenty
Speaker 6: four East Condotion and Broken Arrow. They build some of
Speaker 6: the nicest custom fabricated hot rods anywhere, I mean, beautiful
Speaker 6: cars and they let us come out, they displace some
Speaker 6: of their cars, and then one of the local car
Speaker 6: clubs nine one to eight Classic Muscle comes out and
Speaker 6: helps us coral everyone as they're coming and going, and
Speaker 6: it's just a cool deal. It's just to hang out.
Speaker 6: It's just a you know, a big thank you from
Speaker 6: Cancer sucks for allowing us to be part of the
Speaker 6: car and motorcycle community for twenty years and raise tons
Speaker 6: of money doing it. And like I said, that's kind
Speaker 6: of how we started. Was you know, I didn't want
Speaker 6: to do cake walks, and you know all those things
Speaker 6: where you walk around the track and cry because you
Speaker 6: lost somebody, or cry because somebody has cancer or whatever. Decided,
Speaker 6: if I'm gonna do it, I'm gonna do it with
Speaker 6: stuff that I like. And I like cars and bikes
Speaker 6: and music. So that's where ninety nine percent of our
Speaker 6: fundraising has come from.
Speaker 2: Those areas. Well.
Speaker 4: Let's talk a little bit about people that want to
Speaker 4: bring their car. Do they need to call or register?
Speaker 6: They need to show up?
Speaker 4: What about what if my car isn't as nice as
Speaker 4: some of these other cars I see on the websites
Speaker 4: that past car shows.
Speaker 2: And I'm just getting started.
Speaker 6: It's cool. We all want to talk about cars. We
Speaker 6: all love cars. We you know, if it's if it's
Speaker 6: your baby and you're proud of it, bring it on.
Speaker 6: We don't care. Nobody's gonna make fun of you. I
Speaker 6: guarantee you.
Speaker 2: What if I have a motorcycle that I'm really proud of,
Speaker 2: I like.
Speaker 6: Those as just as well.
Speaker 2: Bring it on.
Speaker 6: We got we got parking for bikes. We want to
Speaker 6: see your bikes.
Speaker 4: And even if you're into that world, you should come
Speaker 4: by and just talk to anybody out there exactly the
Speaker 4: community is quite vast that shows up for this.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 6: It's a great community Cancer Sucks. As like I said,
Speaker 6: after doing that show for twenty years, we've established a
Speaker 6: group of people that support us, and this is just
Speaker 6: another event that we throw out there so people can
Speaker 6: come out and show their support and see that we
Speaker 6: still are thankful for like I said, being in the
Speaker 6: hot rod world.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and it's just a great event to have community
Speaker 4: and to think about if maybe your mom isn't around,
Speaker 4: and get around out there doing something that makes you
Speaker 4: happy on a day to remember your mom, because that's
Speaker 4: the kind of the basis of what Cancer Sucks is, right,
Speaker 4: It's about mom.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, it's just kind of funny that you
Speaker 6: led me into that without even realizing it. Tomorrow is
Speaker 6: the thirtieth anniversary of my mother's death, and two years later,
Speaker 6: in nineteen ninety eight, we established Cancer Sucks and became
Speaker 6: a nonprofit and start donating money in her memory. But
Speaker 6: this show, the Handlebars hot Rod Show that we did
Speaker 6: for for twenty years, was always done on Mother's Day
Speaker 6: weekend so that Rick didn't have to worry about thinking
Speaker 6: about Mom's not here. I had wait too much other
Speaker 6: things too, many other things in my head doing a
Speaker 6: car show to have to worry about my mommy not
Speaker 6: being there, you know what I'm saying. So that's why
Speaker 6: I was established, That's why we do. Several of our
Speaker 6: key events are done on holidays or times when you
Speaker 6: would normally be there with your mom. And I did
Speaker 6: that in the early days just because it took my
Speaker 6: mind off of real life.
Speaker 4: We get text a lot of time from people saying,
Speaker 4: how do I handle Mother's Day? This is the first
Speaker 4: year without my mom, How do I handle Mother's Day?
Speaker 4: This is a great example of how to incorporate grief
Speaker 4: into your life exactly. And it's happening on Saturday from
Speaker 4: ten am until two pm over at Unique Customs three
Speaker 4: twenty four East Kenosha Out and Broken Arrow.
Speaker 6: You just show up with your car, Show up, hang out,
Speaker 6: show up, hang out.
Speaker 2: We'll be food, right food.
Speaker 6: We have a guy in a truck barbecue gonna come
Speaker 6: out and fill here with hickory smoke, and we're all
Speaker 6: gonna be hungry sitting there and he's gonna feed every
Speaker 6: one of us.
Speaker 2: With his barbecue. And they'll be live music, live music.
Speaker 6: We've got the High Fi Hillbillies we'll be playing outside
Speaker 6: and we have another acoustic band that's gonna be playing
Speaker 6: inside the shop where all the all the cars that
Speaker 6: the Unique is working on rebuilding whatever will be on
Speaker 6: display inside the shop as well. Full tour of the
Speaker 6: whole facility and live music raffles fifty to fifty. You know,
Speaker 6: it's a free show. You don't have to enter. But
Speaker 6: we still are raising money. You know, We're gonna sell
Speaker 6: T shirts. We're gonna do whatever we can to raise
Speaker 6: the most money. Last year, with the help from our
Speaker 6: sponsors and what we raised at the show, we were
Speaker 6: able to turn around and donate ten thousand dollars to
Speaker 6: the Children's Health Foundation, and we hope to be able
Speaker 6: to do that again this weekend.
Speaker 4: If I want to find out more about cancer sucks
Speaker 4: in general, maybe be involved in some things, like I
Speaker 4: know ship rocked.
Speaker 2: Are you guys involved in ship Rocked again?
Speaker 6: Shiprock is our life, shiprock is crazy. We've been under
Speaker 6: fifteen years and we're been the designated charity for fifty
Speaker 6: ten years.
Speaker 2: Are tell anybody what shiprock is? I don't know if everybody's.
Speaker 6: Take Rocklaholma put it on a boat with four thousand
Speaker 6: people instead of one hundred and forty thousand whatever Rockaholma
Speaker 6: has and uh, all the bands all the same kind
Speaker 6: of lineup. I mean, you know this year the headliner
Speaker 6: for ShipRocked will be popa Roach, Nice and tons of
Speaker 6: other bands. A great set up. Anyway, we were the
Speaker 6: we were chosen to be the designated charity for them
Speaker 6: fifteen years ago and we spend all week listening to
Speaker 6: music and we have a silent auction. I spend all
Speaker 6: year collecting autograph memorabilia from bands so that I can
Speaker 6: go in January on Shiprock and have one hundred silent
Speaker 6: auction items sitting out on table for the week. Then
Speaker 6: on the final day we have have a live auction
Speaker 6: that includes guitars from all the artists on the boats,
Speaker 6: guitars from artists I've gotten signed at Rocklaholma whatever, and
Speaker 6: have a big blowout and an awesome auction. Anybody loves music,
Speaker 6: niece to go on ship Rock because you're never going
Speaker 6: to see anything like it. I mean, Rocklaholm is awesome
Speaker 6: in its own respect. This is a completely different deal.
Speaker 6: And they support us so much and has helped us,
Speaker 6: have helped us raise and donate millions of dollars over
Speaker 6: the last fifteen years.
Speaker 2: It's always great when you're on.
Speaker 4: It also is incredibly memorable because that we have such
Speaker 4: a long history together and just the things that you
Speaker 4: and your friends, family and the sacrifices you made just
Speaker 4: to raise money for this organization has been impressive.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 4: So from a community standpoint, thank you for your family
Speaker 4: and your sacrifices you guys have given up just to
Speaker 4: put these events on. And it's the people that volunteer
Speaker 4: are always great too. So it's really great to be
Speaker 4: associated with Cancer Sucks. And we're excited for the show
Speaker 4: this weekend, the Cruise In Show. It's happening on Saturday
Speaker 4: from ten am to two pm at Unique Customs three
Speaker 4: twenty four East Kenosha Street and Broken Air Out. You
Speaker 4: want to find out more about any of the cancer
Speaker 4: sex stuff, look them up on socials and things like that.
Speaker 4: The best way to get in touch with Rick. And
Speaker 4: one of the things I don't know if you noticed
Speaker 4: at the beginning when he was like, Ah, I'm not
Speaker 4: really sure. That's because the money is important, but it's
Speaker 4: not right for you. It's an important part, but it's
Speaker 4: not the thing you're hanging on to right for everything.
Speaker 6: I'm not that guy that's gonna brag about how much
Speaker 6: money we've raised. That's not how I do stuff.
Speaker 2: It's a.
Speaker 6: I don't know, it's hard to say. I mean, yeah,
Speaker 6: the money is very important. The money is the most
Speaker 6: important part, and it all goes to cancer research. Because
Speaker 6: when my mother was sick, she made arrangements to donate
Speaker 6: her body to cancer research. So this is her adult
Speaker 6: son trying to still following in her footsteps on if
Speaker 6: she's sick, laying in bed, making arrangements to donate her
Speaker 6: body when she dies. The least I can do when
Speaker 6: I'm alive is raise money for cancer research as well.
Speaker 4: You can do your part this weekend Saturday, May night
Speaker 4: at Unique Customs three twenty four East, Canosha for the
Speaker 4: Cancer Sucks Free Cruise in show ten am to two pm.
Speaker 4: No judging, no if he's just fun and live music
Speaker 4: and vendors and T shirt sales and things like that
Speaker 4: to help raise money.
Speaker 2: Rick, It's always great to talk to you. Man.
Speaker 6: Hey, you know what, I couldn't have done all this
Speaker 6: without camera d you guys rock I seriously, I was
Speaker 6: trying to figure out how long we've been associated with
Speaker 6: you guys. How long ago you guys adopted us? But
Speaker 6: thank you guys so much. I can never thank you enough,
Speaker 6: and I never do. But you're awesome.
Speaker 2: Thank you all right, appreciate that. Man. We're gonna take
Speaker 2: a break and we'll be back.
Speaker 6: More of the Big Man Morning Show is next