Speaker 1: That's what I'm talking about right there. Every single Thursday
Speaker 1: with Dave Jennings. We honor our brothers and sisters in
Speaker 1: blue and law enforcement that lace their shoes up every
Speaker 1: day and say here I am, send me Dave.
Speaker 2: And of course they were working over the holidays. Rescue
Speaker 2: teams in New Hampshire saved a twenty eight year old
Speaker 2: hiker who was suffering from hypothermia during a solo hike
Speaker 2: in the White Mountains.
Speaker 3: By looking for Sasquatch.
Speaker 4: We would just call.
Speaker 2: Them mountains though, Dwight. Yeah, that's right, we don't see color.
Speaker 4: It's admirable.
Speaker 2: Harsh conditions included temperatures in the twenties wins over thirty
Speaker 2: miles per hour that forced Patrick Bittman to call nine
Speaker 2: to one one to report that his limbs were frozen
Speaker 2: and he could no longer move through the snow, which
Speaker 2: was several feet deep. Officers were able to pinpoint his location,
Speaker 2: about one thousand feet off the trail forty three hundred
Speaker 2: feet elevation. Along with volunteers, they began the rescue operation
Speaker 2: at ten am. An Army National Guard helicopter attempted to assist,
Speaker 2: but had to turn back because of conditions. By one o'clock,
Speaker 2: rescuers were able to reach bitman stabilized him with warm clothing, fluids,
Speaker 2: and shelter while a team prepared to extract him. Three o'clock,
Speaker 2: clouds lifted, they were able to get him out.
Speaker 4: Uh by himself, Yes, yes, solo hike in the White mountains. Okay,
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, just the mountains. This is the this is what.
Speaker 4: You can't do that stuff by yourself. Man, you gotta
Speaker 4: have a buddy go with you. Yes, And if you're
Speaker 4: gonna do that, have a sat phone or something or
Speaker 4: one of those flares. And then you put rescuers in danger.
Speaker 1: Yeah, make sure as you're climbing you have plenty of flare.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 4: We I'm going for a high climbing. Our sales guy
Speaker 4: here rated to a guy you had seen since high school.
Speaker 4: We played football with. He went hiking. The next day.
Speaker 4: He put his phone in his number and he said, Oh,
Speaker 4: it's good to see you. I'll call you sometime. He
Speaker 4: went hiking, slipped on rocks and pulled. He ripped both
Speaker 4: his hamstrings. Oh, he fell onto the ground and now
Speaker 4: he cannot move. All he could do is get to
Speaker 4: his phone and the first number because with his finger
Speaker 4: he can hit He hits it and it's that dude.
Speaker 4: And the guy goes, I know exactly where you are.
Speaker 4: I hiked there all the time. Now this is God
Speaker 4: working through this situation. He goes, I know exactly where
Speaker 4: you are. The guy went and got his son, got
Speaker 4: one of those ATVs, rolled out and went right up
Speaker 4: to Norm and picked him up.
Speaker 3: But he was there for day, like a day or two, it.
Speaker 4: Was almost it was a while because he couldn't get
Speaker 4: a hold anybody else. Yeah, so okay, just waiting for
Speaker 4: the bears in the mountain lions.
Speaker 1: Yes, and that would have been if that would have
Speaker 1: been you, Yeah, you called me, I would have picked
Speaker 1: up my phone, rolled my eyes. And actually there was
Speaker 1: a bear that day that came up on our buddy Norman.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he start getting closer and closer.
Speaker 2: If that was Tony, two hot female hikers would nurse
Speaker 2: him back.
Speaker 4: Absolutely cabin and goes right, silly, you're not leaving the
Speaker 4: cabin for.
Speaker 3: A while, silly, billy gumdr.
Speaker 4: If that were me, a mountain lion would pee on me. Absolutely,
Speaker 4: just keep going and of course can call somebody.
Speaker 1: No, if it were me, I would be stuck right
Speaker 1: there on the ridge. Then a bunch of cup Scouts
Speaker 1: would sit there and sing campfire songs.
Speaker 4: You know, a bunch of little kids. What let's go
Speaker 4: to Christmas eve?
Speaker 2: California authorities used a drone to locate a missing seventy
Speaker 2: eight year old man in Malibu. He suffers from early
Speaker 2: onset dementia. Disappeared while getting his mail. The La County
Speaker 2: Sheriff's Department's Malibu Search and Rescue Team quickly mobilized, using
Speaker 2: heat seeking drones to assist. One of them identified a
Speaker 2: heat signature in the brush near a road.
Speaker 4: Rescuers reached the location.
Speaker 2: Found the man lying motionless and the bushes cold, confused,
Speaker 2: unable to walk. First responders provided immediate care, wrapping him
Speaker 2: in a blanket before taking him in for further treatment.
Speaker 4: We see that more and more often, don't we. Silver alerts. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and just something happens, and there was the when's last
Speaker 4: time I seen? He was walking out to get the mail. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and they disappeared. What what you gotta look? You gotta
Speaker 4: keep an eye on your old folks. That's right, all right,
Speaker 4: And we're getting real close to being the old folks,
Speaker 4: So keep an eye on us. Yes, so keep an
Speaker 4: eye on his darn it. It's a good thing.
Speaker 2: We never hurt anybody's feelings.
Speaker 4: And let's meet Bear.
Speaker 2: Speaking of Bears, he's a retired police dog who rescued
Speaker 2: a missing person while on a walk on his twelfth birthday.
Speaker 2: He retired from the Sussex Police Department back in twenty twenty,
Speaker 2: but four years later, out for a walk on his birthday,
Speaker 2: he jumped right back into work mode and found a
Speaker 2: missing person. Quote suddenly stopped and started indicating towards an
Speaker 2: area of dense undergrowth, and then dragged us to it,
Speaker 2: where we located and alerted. Were alerted to a vulnerable man,
Speaker 2: it says his Hume and Julia Pope. The person was cold,
Speaker 2: wet and had fallen over. Police had been searching for
Speaker 2: him without luck, but Bear's instincts we're still spot on,
Speaker 2: even after years.
Speaker 4: Off the force.
Speaker 1: Good boy, good boy, that's.
Speaker 4: Right, Happy birthday Bear.
Speaker 2: He also had surgery to remove two benign tumors, so
Speaker 2: doing well at twelve for a German shepherd, that's not bad, that's.
Speaker 3: Right, Lemme dog is the German chair?
Speaker 2: Yeah, y cops, cops, right cock, Yes, it's they're like
Speaker 2: Dutch segment runs on Thursday.
Speaker 4: How could that be? It's Tuesday, No.
Speaker 1: Dude, it's Thursday, Tuesday.
Speaker 4: It's Thursday.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 4: We are keeping you up on news Radio eight forty
Speaker 4: WHA's to Tony Dwight Show with Dave Jennings, brought you
Speaker 4: by the Kentucky Office of Highway Safety at the top
Speaker 4: in the bottom of out every hour, we're keeping you
Speaker 4: up on two stories, mostly the storm that's supposed to
Speaker 4: come with this with the snow. We don't know yet
Speaker 4: because it's not till Sunday, and we think is gonna happen.
Speaker 4: Looks terrible, but we'll find out. The second, of course,
Speaker 4: is every single hour news is breaking. Our news is
Speaker 4: information and coming out of these two terrorists attacked, one
Speaker 4: in New Orleans and one in Vegas. I'm not saying
Speaker 4: they're connected, but both were former US Army individuals. So
Speaker 4: and one was in the Green Beret for over fifteen years.
Speaker 4: So and they were on the same base. According to
Speaker 4: one of their Facebook page posts. Both these guys were
Speaker 4: on the same base at the same time when they
Speaker 4: were in the service. So do with that what you will.
Speaker 1: Well, the economy's rough for a lot of industries, but
Speaker 1: not for Marcus Lentz. He lives in a in Germany.
Speaker 1: Marcus Lance started his own business and it's lucrative. Right now,
Speaker 1: he's a sick leave detective rising range of a sickly
Speaker 1: even Germany are now a problem companies say that. Companies
Speaker 1: say now that the average German worker took fifteen point
Speaker 1: one sick days. I don't know what the point one is.
Speaker 4: Maybe let's just leave just because an average ends up
Speaker 4: with whatever.
Speaker 1: Okay, German workers take over fifteen days sick days, which
Speaker 1: is up from twenty twenty one, which was eleven days.
Speaker 3: Lance he now.
Speaker 1: Gets paid by employer employee employers to check up on
Speaker 1: employees when they call him sick. He now says he's
Speaker 1: received twelve hundred requests from businesses last year. So basically,
Speaker 1: somebody calls in sick and he goes and checks up
Speaker 1: on him and says, no, no, Tony's not sick. He's
Speaker 1: watching Dalton Abbey and listen and drinking tea and laughing
Speaker 1: like this.
Speaker 4: I might do that later. This story, yeah, will tell
Speaker 4: you where things are going. If you did this story
Speaker 4: two years ago, people would clutch their pearls and go.
Speaker 4: They have anxiety and they can't go to work today.
Speaker 4: What's wrong with you? Now they're like, employers are like, no, no, no,
Speaker 4: you're right, you're right. Take the day, take the day,
Speaker 4: come back when you can. Everything's fine. This job will
Speaker 4: be here when you get back. Now you do this story.
Speaker 4: Now it's again it's Germany. It's not America, but right,
Speaker 4: the Germans are nothing.
Speaker 1: But uh look here they come to your door.
Speaker 3: They do this. So you open the door, you go,
Speaker 3: can I help you? I lost the question.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so that's exactly what's happening. So papers please, right,
Speaker 4: but this will tell you it's shifting back, which a
Speaker 4: lot of us told you. Look, we were like when
Speaker 4: comedy was bad and we saw Terry eight for a while.
Speaker 4: Now it's coming back to like no, no, no, you
Speaker 4: can say offensive things because that's what that's where funny
Speaker 4: is really. But this story will tell you employers are like, no,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 3: What we're doing about this? That is yours, doctor Ruther.
Speaker 1: Hey, speaking of thank you Falco. Speaking of funny. Did
Speaker 1: you see the clip where Whitney Cummings was on CNN
Speaker 1: and she totally destroyed CNN? Who's Whitney coming? She's a committee.
Speaker 1: She's a very famous committee. She's done the show a
Speaker 1: few times. She's hilarious. You'll know, you'll know her when
Speaker 1: you see her. But she got on CN and she
Speaker 1: was like one of the crowd correspondents and she gets
Speaker 1: on there she is totally trash, is seeing Ceen n
Speaker 1: and she's at what point she goes, am I still on?
Speaker 4: She was I think I know who you're talking about
Speaker 4: a few times, Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know her face,
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: Maybe we'll play the audio later. I mean, she destroys
Speaker 1: CNN and they.
Speaker 3: Kept her on.
Speaker 4: They're destroying themselves. Well, both sides are not doing too well.
Speaker 4: All the news people are just tired of it, so
Speaker 4: they're not tuning into any either side of it. But
Speaker 4: that was this. I think the most damning is the
Speaker 4: CNN reporter that was on one of the late shows.
Speaker 4: I don't even know the name of the guys, and
Speaker 4: he said the host said, well you're objective, you guys
Speaker 4: do both sides, and the and the crowd laughed and
Speaker 4: then both looked at her and goes, that's not supposed
Speaker 4: to be a punchline, and they sort of laughed at
Speaker 4: each other. But that clip hit the industry, very very
Speaker 4: hard to say. So this late night show is packed
Speaker 4: with left leaning ideals, right, well, when the whole all
Speaker 4: of your viewers laughing. Look, you're not objective, right you
Speaker 4: know that it was a wake up moment for all
Speaker 4: of their executives and everything else, going whoa, whoa, whoa?
Speaker 4: Where are we at right now? So it's it's interesting
Speaker 4: to say that.
Speaker 1: At one point, she says, uh, yeah, the economy is
Speaker 1: getting bigger. I got fund the clip, I'll get it on.
Speaker 1: But she says economy is getting bigger. I used to
Speaker 1: have to play small, small venues. I only said about
Speaker 1: three thousand, which is about the same as your viewership.
Speaker 3: She was destroyed, destroyed.
Speaker 4: Exactly like Ricky Gervais.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if you like Apple TV, good, but if you
Speaker 1: don't know anything about Apple TV, like me. It's going
Speaker 1: to be free this weekend. This is something similar to
Speaker 1: HBO used to do it still does.
Speaker 3: It's in showtime. Uh, they're going to tie us new customers.
Speaker 1: Apple is going to be free over the weekend, giving chance,
Speaker 1: uh people a chance to binge watch a few of
Speaker 1: their shows and see for themselves. It's worth signing up
Speaker 1: for a year. I don't have Apple, but I'm going
Speaker 1: to look into it because there was a lot of things,
Speaker 1: like there was a Beastie Boys documentary on there. There
Speaker 1: there was a Beatles show that.
Speaker 4: Wanted to I've heard ted Lasso is really good, Lao
Speaker 4: is the ted Lasso is the single greatest television series
Speaker 4: you have?
Speaker 1: Apple? How many seasons of this Ted last?
Speaker 4: Four? Because he said I think it was three or four,
Speaker 4: because he said at the beginning, he goes, if this
Speaker 4: is a disaster or it's awesome, we're only doing three
Speaker 4: seasons or whatever it is. So that's what they is
Speaker 4: in a half hour. He walked away at the top.
Speaker 4: Is it a half hour twenty seven minutes?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Every episode? So that Oh, it's the It's Saturday Live guy.
Speaker 4: He was in the Millers. Yeah, with Jenifer Aniston. He's funny.
Speaker 4: This guy's hilarious. But it's the only television show that
Speaker 4: when you finish watching it, you feel better as a
Speaker 4: human being.
Speaker 3: That's what I've heard.
Speaker 4: It's unbelievable. So we would choose to watch an episode
Speaker 4: of ted Lasso last before he went to bed, because
Speaker 4: that was the thing that was in our brains right
Speaker 4: before we went to sleep, and that's how good it is.
Speaker 4: And everyone will describe it the same way. Do they
Speaker 4: know you make you but you feel great for a humanity,
Speaker 4: That's what I heard.
Speaker 2: It's just like this is us. I've heard that's a
Speaker 2: tear jerker. It's a drama, soap opera.
Speaker 4: And because they start to play the piano music underneath
Speaker 4: the scenes, like when it's trying to be all like
Speaker 4: Bill Bixby is walking away to the next town, like
Speaker 4: what the heck is going on?
Speaker 1: Some of the highly regarded shows noteworthy, they say our
Speaker 1: a show called Severance, Silo and Godzilla.
Speaker 4: The series Severance is a weird concept. When you go home,
Speaker 4: you don't know what you do and what your job is.
Speaker 4: You sign up to do it, and then you get
Speaker 4: to work and you remember everything. I don't know, it's weird.
Speaker 4: I watched a couple episodes and it was interesting, but
Speaker 4: I was like, Eh, I.
Speaker 3: Think we're gonna do it.
Speaker 4: Just for this Ted Lasso, you gotta do it, yeah,
Speaker 4: Ted last and watch all of them, just keep watching it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it popped on my phone. You get seven days free,
Speaker 2: then nine to ninety nine a month after that.
Speaker 3: That is seven days free.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 4: Apple does some pretty good stuff. Netflix is still keen,
Speaker 4: even though they try to jam as much social issues
Speaker 4: in each damn show that can possibly back. And again
Speaker 4: I don't care, but it's just so evident, it's just ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 4: Look, they're I'm not gonna get started, but Netflix is
Speaker 4: still king. I think HBO is probably second and Apple
Speaker 4: is third. That's my one, two three for services and
Speaker 4: they and you ask why are Hollywood making good movies?
Speaker 4: They're all on there. I mean they're the good movies
Speaker 4: are there. It's good stuff.
Speaker 1: I do want to see Nostro dama ass I do too.
Speaker 1: I mean no, not s Faratu Faratu, but I'm not
Speaker 1: going to theaters.
Speaker 3: It's okay, you can't do it, man.
Speaker 4: You really need to see You really need to see
Speaker 4: the Bob Dylan film on the.
Speaker 1: The I can't because I picture it and I know
Speaker 1: what's going to happen. See the last time I went
Speaker 1: to the movies, it was actually with you. It was
Speaker 1: done on the Dead, the remake, and that was like
Speaker 1: two thousand and four or five. Smartphones weren't around, so
Speaker 1: I can only imagine going to a movie and screens
Speaker 1: lighting up. Okay, And I'm like, I've got the attention
Speaker 1: span of a ural man. I can't.
Speaker 4: Would you go to the movie theater only mentioned?
Speaker 2: Why did you have to say it's a highlight from
Speaker 2: the movie.
Speaker 3: Infamy?
Speaker 4: RhE get to the shot in the head part?
Speaker 3: What? Yeah, it was, Kennedy? Was a bright light? Excuse me? What?
Speaker 4: It didn't worry here?
Speaker 3: John F. Kennedy?
Speaker 4: What the heck?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 1: You think a guy could write a twenty minute song
Speaker 1: it would be at least uplifting, right.
Speaker 2: But if he died in sixty four, then he couldn't
Speaker 2: have said infamy.
Speaker 4: What would he have said? So if the theater was
Speaker 4: filled with dogs instead of people, you could do that.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, absolutely right, even.
Speaker 4: Though the dogs are gonna interrupt you watching the movie.
Speaker 1: If you and I welcome that any kinds of what
Speaker 1: I'm saying.
Speaker 4: But if it's if it's dogs that interrupt you watching
Speaker 4: the movie, you're like, you're with it. But if it's
Speaker 4: humans that somehow interrupt your movie, which by the way,
Speaker 4: is very rare.
Speaker 1: Oh come on, are you telling me that these phones
Speaker 1: aren't lighting up in that? I promise you they are,
Speaker 1: because I can't walk down the street without seeing somebody's
Speaker 1: face buried in their phone.
Speaker 4: The way the seats are now though it's kind of hidden,
Speaker 4: it really is because it's such a scene.
Speaker 3: It make really difficult they do. That's what you two
Speaker 3: sound like. They can't go to the theater.
Speaker 4: Think it is sparky because I hate people so much.
Speaker 1: It'll be on TBS before you know it.
Speaker 4: It's not the same.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's better.
Speaker 4: An eyebrow raise or reaction on her face is bigger
Speaker 4: on a screen. The music is better on the screen.
Speaker 1: No, if I got if I got a urinate, I'm
Speaker 1: balls because it takes me twenty minutes to see anymore.
Speaker 4: Walk down to your little cocoon, gen Z cocoon where
Speaker 4: you're safe in the basement.
Speaker 1: The only time I'm leaving the house, Baby, is for
Speaker 1: the Golden Nugget. Baby meets you at the nug Golden Nugget.
Speaker 1: Have you been there lately? It's beautiful. They have redone
Speaker 1: this place and it is gorgeous at the Golden Nugget.
Speaker 1: Best place to watch college games, best place to watch
Speaker 1: pro games, and how about live music? Nobody doesn't like
Speaker 1: the Golden Nugget. This Saturday, the Fab two gonna be
Speaker 1: playing there from eight pm till two pm. Karaoke on
Speaker 1: Wednesdays nine pm till midnight.
Speaker 3: My day.
Speaker 1: That's Thursday, Baby, Thursday is music bingo.
Speaker 3: I gotta get a group and go out there one Thursday.
Speaker 3: You're gonna love the new things.
Speaker 1: There's something going on at the Nugget every single day.
Speaker 3: I'll see it at.
Speaker 1: The Golden Nugget.
Speaker 4: We just forgot what this was like.
Speaker 1: I want to say uh hi to Charles from mosby Wrecords.
Speaker 1: He's he's listening to us, says, guys, keep up the
Speaker 1: good work, thank you, Charles.
Speaker 3: Is this gonna be quite busy?
Speaker 1: I think when the snow comes in sounds good.
Speaker 4: All right, let's do really in the years. First one
Speaker 4: of the Year, Dave Jennings sco Baby.
Speaker 2: All of these were top twenty hits back in the day,
Speaker 2: including these guys who we had on the show.
Speaker 4: One of them. Anyway, I want you tonight, Pablo Crew.
Speaker 1: Well, we're in the seventies, yacht. This was a top ten, top.
Speaker 3: Twenty, top twenty.
Speaker 4: It's a big deal back then.
Speaker 2: Is there a song here needs a longer intro? Skipping Pablo,
Speaker 2: I haven't never heard this song form me.
Speaker 1: I'm going around seventy five. I think I have no
Speaker 1: idea six, maybe maybe eight? Yeah, stupid song whatever it is?
Speaker 3: Fine? Is this song at.
Speaker 4: I don't like this one and this will probably benchmarket
Speaker 4: for him.
Speaker 1: Oh, okay, lover this want to be It's seventy nine.
Speaker 1: It's seventy nine. It's back when he was Prince. It's
Speaker 1: nineteen seventy nine. What to be your lover?
Speaker 3: Seventy nine.
Speaker 4: Coolest person in entertainment history.
Speaker 3: No doubt. There's no question. Prince was the zenith. It's it.
Speaker 3: It's seventy nine.
Speaker 2: Okay, you got a few more to go here, Let's
Speaker 2: go down under.
Speaker 4: Now. That's a little rim A band right there, A
Speaker 4: cool chain.
Speaker 2: Oh, they're coming to Iroquois Amphitheater along with three Dog
Speaker 2: Night next summer.
Speaker 1: Is there an in original members though, don't know. I
Speaker 1: think it's a tribute.
Speaker 4: Well, it's a one Dog Night now it is. Two
Speaker 4: Dogs are alive, but only ones touring. I won't be
Speaker 4: a shamed to say that I have this song on
Speaker 4: my phone.
Speaker 3: Oh I love the Little Riverband. Are you kidding me?
Speaker 2: By the way, the Dwight Yoakam ticket prices the seats
Speaker 2: that are left, Yeah, cheapest ones like four hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty blush.
Speaker 1: No, no, And that really irritates me because I try
Speaker 1: to get tickets the second they went on sale, and
Speaker 1: they were instantly gone. But yet all these secondary markets
Speaker 1: had plenty of tickets before they went on sale.
Speaker 3: Yep, it's seventy nine.
Speaker 4: Okay. Do those places like try to dump them at
Speaker 4: the end or they stay at four hundred and just
Speaker 4: lose money.
Speaker 1: I hope they lose their ass. I would love that.
Speaker 1: I hate scalpers more than anything.
Speaker 4: Oh, let's make a list the other.
Speaker 1: Ticket master j CPS.
Speaker 4: It's Cliff Richard's so nice they named him twice. Don't
Speaker 4: talk anymore. This feels like seventy eight or seventy eight.
Speaker 4: It's not, I'm telling you, okay, seventy nine all right, Yeah,
Speaker 4: it feels that nineteen eighty ish. It's moving to the
Speaker 4: nineteen eighty ish sort of sound.
Speaker 2: Remember it is January tewod oh that's right.
Speaker 4: Oh this could be eighty did seventy? It could be
Speaker 4: nineteen eighty that's right.
Speaker 2: Hm.
Speaker 4: Oh he's tricking it.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, he's tricking that dude.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be tricky for about a month. It a
Speaker 2: tricky Come on, Cliff.
Speaker 3: It's trick to recorruptive recat.
Speaker 4: Name the player. Dave my eyes tricked me.
Speaker 1: Nice story is January one, it's seventy nine. It's seventy nine,
Speaker 1: just because the Prince alone. Come on, Cliff, get to
Speaker 1: the chorus.
Speaker 4: Dude, know it's I'm about done here.
Speaker 1: You please tell her dare to dream.
Speaker 4: What's funny about that? Yeah, I'm doing nineteen eighty.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, it's seventy nine. There's no question because.
Speaker 2: Here's Kenny Rogers, Coward of the County, seventy eight, seventy nine,
Speaker 2: seventy nine.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's not well.
Speaker 3: This is a brutal song.
Speaker 1: If you ever a terrible weekend, I mean, good song,
Speaker 1: but this is the content.
Speaker 4: But this song is before he did all his shoe
Speaker 4: mongous gambler, lady all that, lady.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: I think the Gambler predates this one. I think ladies after.
Speaker 1: Nobody's better at the Kitty Rogers.
Speaker 4: All right, let's go.
Speaker 1: It's seventy nine. I'll push all my chips and if
Speaker 1: y'all want to.
Speaker 2: Do number one, well, let's go ahead and do the
Speaker 2: number one on this date, January the second. Please don't
Speaker 2: go Casey in the Sunshine Band.
Speaker 1: No help for me, but it's seventy nine.
Speaker 4: I'm moving out of the way, giving you the ball
Speaker 4: and you can dunk on whoever you want with the number.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, Man Prince's very first album released in nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy nine, and that's what we're looking at.
Speaker 3: Baby, nineteen seventy nine. I'm getting my dinghy out.
Speaker 1: I'm so confident.
Speaker 2: Okay, since I've been gone, somebody took away my bump
Speaker 2: bump bump bah sound effect. Remember this was number one.
Speaker 2: Please don't go on this date got January the second
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty Bump bump, bump January.
Speaker 4: It's gonna be nineteen eighty. All these songs came out
Speaker 4: in seventy nine.
Speaker 1: Yes, but it's January now, No stop it.
Speaker 4: The cusp is gonna get you.
Speaker 1: Stop the show. Stop the show, Stop the show. How
Speaker 1: many years have you been in radio?
Speaker 4: Forever?
Speaker 3: Say it correctly? What's the month?
Speaker 4: January?
Speaker 3: January? Thank you all.
Speaker 4: Right back after this, she keep where you got. It's
Speaker 4: Tony and White Show with Dave Jennings, brought you by
Speaker 4: the Kentucky Office of Highway Safety, and that is Wheeling
Speaker 4: in the years. Welcome back, Tony and Dwight Show with
Speaker 4: Dave Jennings, brought you by the Kentucky Office of Highway Safety. Obviously,
Speaker 4: don't drink and dry, but buckle up and put the
Speaker 4: phone down, don't beat distract dude.
Speaker 1: Sounds So we might have a list, Dave, you got
Speaker 1: a list? I do.
Speaker 4: Hey.
Speaker 2: This comes from the site Metro, where people were asked,
Speaker 2: what is your dating deal breaker that other people might
Speaker 2: find a bit odd?
Speaker 3: Yours A stinky minus. He's making smacking noise when you eat.
Speaker 4: That's my one A to one A. I actually put
Speaker 4: up with it because that's what Jackie does.
Speaker 1: But stinky, she's not stinky at all.
Speaker 4: Speaking of stinky every day weed.
Speaker 2: Smoking, it's just a mismatch of vibes that is unsustainable.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's because round upon, here's what happens.
Speaker 4: If your partner and your love and this is the person,
Speaker 4: but they smoke every day, You'll get pulled into that world.
Speaker 4: You know, it's inevitable. You're gonna go. I'll try it
Speaker 4: with you and the next thing you know, you're a
Speaker 4: stoner with the other loser.
Speaker 1: Not necessarily, I know losers too much.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: I know a couple where one participates in the other
Speaker 1: one nothing really, jeez, who could that be?
Speaker 3: One has absolutely nothing to do with it.
Speaker 1: Huh huh h.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you all.
Speaker 1: I don't want to name because I don't want to
Speaker 1: I want to respect my friend's privacy.
Speaker 3: Or actually my friend is from England.
Speaker 4: The ironically at rhymes with boozing.
Speaker 2: We cannot be in a relationship if you don't love sushi.
Speaker 2: I want to gorge myself with the one that I love.
Speaker 4: You're weird and goodbye.
Speaker 3: You can't. But what's the matter to you?
Speaker 1: Why can't you just have a cheeseburger while that?
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, no, no, that's not other point. It's even
Speaker 4: the point. It's the point is that they're saying, if
Speaker 4: you don't like sushi, I can't date you. Then that okay, good.
Speaker 4: I'm finding out by a nutbag from the Jon because
Speaker 4: I look, I like sushi. I don't get the sushi addiction.
Speaker 2: No, right, have you seen that sushi place in Linden
Speaker 2: The sign looks like rolls of toilet paper?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Not doing it?
Speaker 3: What really?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: And it's swill it's so affordable.
Speaker 1: Well that's that's what gets me, because I do like
Speaker 1: it because they have it. You know we we have
Speaker 1: it every once in a while. Hey, for this price,
Speaker 1: can you cook it? That's my point. I'm not gollam,
Speaker 1: I'm not. I don't have to eat raw kiss.
Speaker 4: My own fish. Uh that? And I think we invented
Speaker 4: fire like I don't know forty thousand years ago.
Speaker 2: I don't want my significant other's mother's opinion on my
Speaker 2: life choices. If my own mom doesn't get to dictate him,
Speaker 2: your mom doesn't either. I'm avoiding mama's boys like the plague.
Speaker 3: You hearing that, Becky, it's my mother in law.
Speaker 4: Becky. Wait a minute, what now? Whose mother in law
Speaker 4: is it?
Speaker 2: This is a girl, Okay, girls who says my significant
Speaker 2: other's mom has no business talking about my life?
Speaker 4: Oh, I don't know. See that's the little boy. She
Speaker 4: it's her little boy. Yeah, And she's giving you advice
Speaker 4: on how to take care of little boy because that's
Speaker 4: what she did before. Because that's what she did before,
Speaker 4: she took care of him, and now it's your job
Speaker 4: to take care of him. So here's my advice on
Speaker 4: how to make him happy. Humh or I'm just gonna
Speaker 4: annoy you until you go away. Are you gonna go away?
Speaker 4: Because he's my little boy.
Speaker 2: Dating deal breakers others would others would find specific Yes, Joe.
Speaker 4: Mother in law's ruined. So many relationships grade, but they
Speaker 4: can start at the wedding with the mother in lunch.
Speaker 1: I got a great I got a great relationship with
Speaker 1: my mother in law.
Speaker 3: But some say we might be a little bit too.
Speaker 4: Close, and you know with those little things like if
Speaker 4: even if you like we just talked about eating bacon
Speaker 4: here in the break, like if you make the bacon
Speaker 4: a little bit different, it's like, well, you know, Tom
Speaker 4: likes it this way. I think Susan's mom is more
Speaker 4: of a Mitch Witting guy.
Speaker 3: Well, everybody's more of a Mitch Witten. He's the He's
Speaker 3: the premiere Witting, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I'm the Etsy version the Order online. Me and my
Speaker 1: mother in law, we have that tension that will they
Speaker 1: won't they? Will they won't they? Rachel and Ross type thing, going.
Speaker 4: Kind of like moonlighting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, actually this one I agree with Someone that doesn't tip, No,
Speaker 2: I can't stand bad.
Speaker 4: It's usually people with money. It really is deal breaker. Boy.
Speaker 1: Uh do you all tip when you go pick up food?
Speaker 3: If you? Yeah, so do I?
Speaker 4: Well, what don't they ask us to tip. Now, stop
Speaker 4: stop it. No, it gets frustrating though, seriously, what you
Speaker 4: just reached back and handled me a bag of cookies?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: This, I was out driving Saturday. I had to ask
Speaker 3: a guy for directions. He made me tipping.
Speaker 4: But did he give you directions after I tipped? But
Speaker 4: if you're in love, don't you just try to change
Speaker 4: the person to the better they are going?
Speaker 2: Ye?
Speaker 4: Baby, let's talk about the dough tipping thing. Anything under twenty.
Speaker 3: Percent, please, that's the buy.
Speaker 4: Make it make look, Make it make sense for me, like,
Speaker 4: why do you not know it? It's somebody that you
Speaker 4: were supposed to tip? Kill your fathers? What make it
Speaker 4: make sense to me? Why don't you tip?
Speaker 2: If we can't give at least twenty five percent, we
Speaker 2: can't afford to go out.
Speaker 4: Then right, And by the way, don't argue with people
Speaker 4: at the counter and say, hey, you didn't tip on
Speaker 4: this drive through or whatever you're not supposed to tip
Speaker 4: for they don't pay us enough, well, then that's your deal.
Speaker 4: Tell your employer to say, I'm sorry, we can't live
Speaker 4: on just we need you know, we can't. We gotta
Speaker 4: have more.
Speaker 1: Either that or take from your company's supply closet and
Speaker 1: sell those items on Craigslist.
Speaker 4: And you could have a supplies party.
Speaker 2: You have to value higher education and not call it
Speaker 2: a scam. You don't have to be Einstein, but you
Speaker 2: have to be willing to learn and grow.
Speaker 4: What willing to be willing to learn and grow?
Speaker 2: I was supposed to go to take classes at JCC or
Speaker 2: something for talking about I was like, that has nothing
Speaker 2: to do with school.
Speaker 4: No, school is something different now, willing willing to grow. Look,
Speaker 4: if you're not becoming different people and growing. I'm not
Speaker 4: talking about losing your base values, but if you're not
Speaker 4: learning and growing as you grow older, yeah, that's how
Speaker 4: people get divorced.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a dating deal breaker someone that's not at least
Speaker 2: decent at cleaning. I don't expect constant spotlessness, but with
Speaker 2: consistently grimy bathroom, kitchen, et cetera.
Speaker 4: Is a big no. For Why Because you're disgusting.
Speaker 1: I gotta tell you, I am so disgusting when we
Speaker 1: went to Mexico.
Speaker 4: You're the messiest germaphobe B I know.
Speaker 1: Oh no, there's no, there's no question, there's no And
Speaker 1: by the way, I'm going to o CD.
Speaker 3: I know That's why what I asked about.
Speaker 1: Therap forgot about those letters captain letters over here. When
Speaker 1: I asked my uh therapist street Rustlaw, I said, hey, well,
Speaker 1: what's the deal.
Speaker 3: I've got OCD. This drives me crazy.
Speaker 1: But you go to my room, in my bathroom and
Speaker 1: looks w boy, he goes, it's it's normal.
Speaker 4: I yeah, I used to be like that, and then
Speaker 4: now I can't stand it. If one or two dishes
Speaker 4: are in the sink, I'm just like, what is why
Speaker 4: are these two dishes in the sink? If you can't
Speaker 4: go to sleep with dishes, no, I cannot and I can't.
Speaker 4: I have to wipe the counterdown to the counter wiping
Speaker 4: down part is And if I don't even have the
Speaker 4: special what's the top? It's not marble, but it's gr granite.
Speaker 4: If I don't have the granite shiny cleaner guy, can.
Speaker 3: You hang on one second?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, two more things to add. Dishes in the sink
Speaker 1: drive Tony crazy. So do countertop dirt. There you go.
Speaker 2: I could not date someone who is super outdoorsy. I
Speaker 2: hate hiking, camping and swimming in lakes. Good that means
Speaker 2: he can have a little alone time. You stay home
Speaker 2: and watch down Mammy, and he can go hiking.
Speaker 4: This is okay. This is called marriage and you make
Speaker 4: it or relationships and you make it work that way. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm not a hiker, and he goes, yeah, that's cool,
Speaker 4: I'll go hiking. I got buddies.
Speaker 2: I could not date anyone that has those reindeer antlers
Speaker 2: and noses on their car.
Speaker 4: I know, but it's kind of fun.
Speaker 1: It is fine, it's funny looking, it's fun. But then
Speaker 1: you gotta think, what would that person be like on
Speaker 1: a road trip. Oh happy, But here's what happened.
Speaker 2: You know, you get a forty degree day and you
Speaker 2: want to row your windows down a little bit. You
Speaker 2: forget about the antlers. Here's okay, And I'll say, go
Speaker 2: on to I sixty five.
Speaker 4: Yeah, here's I'll make in a caveat to that. I
Speaker 4: couldn't date someone that had like a UK or U
Speaker 4: of L where all four flags are in each door,
Speaker 4: and then there's a bumper sticker that says Kentucky and
Speaker 4: then the car as blue as Kentucky. And then they
Speaker 4: have another bumper sticker that identifies a championship that they had,
Speaker 4: and I go a championship, Tony I'm sorry, You're right
Speaker 4: the eight one of eight they have thank you? Uh
Speaker 4: so I could not couldn't date you.
Speaker 1: I like the flags to say house divided, nobody cares.
Speaker 1: Nobody cares that your house is buddy.
Speaker 4: No one cares. We got We're specially we got you.
Speaker 1: Ad you could. We're living proof that we can all
Speaker 1: just get along.
Speaker 4: And our welcome met is red and blue.
Speaker 2: And finally, if he orders a salad on the first date,
Speaker 2: get lost.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah. Being healthy, Yeah, and having a healthy lifestyle
Speaker 4: is awful. Geez, have fun finding that. Hey, by the way,
Speaker 4: the steak and bourbon guy at dinner sometimes doesn't work
Speaker 4: out that well either, right right right, Uh yeah, he's
Speaker 4: the manly man and tends to like three girlfriends at
Speaker 4: the same time, so good luck with that.
Speaker 2: You know where you can get a good salad is
Speaker 2: a lot to pasta. They have the grabbing goes salads.
Speaker 2: If you want to have catering like family size Lasananias
Speaker 2: for a few bucks more, you can add a salad too.
Speaker 4: Well we did on Tuesday. I said I'm going straight
Speaker 4: to lots of pasta I'm getting and Paul Rizzo got
Speaker 4: ahold of us on on DM and said I was
Speaker 4: just here and a picture of the chi the cheese
Speaker 4: sign took a picture of it. He goes, guess we're
Speaker 4: a like. I know where you are. Bro.
Speaker 1: I stopped checking my DMS a long time ago. That's
Speaker 1: a good thing, A good thing. There's picture lots of
Speaker 1: pasta there. I'm going baby.
Speaker 4: So I ordered the three sandwiches. So when Maggie and
Speaker 4: John were home, I ordered the cuban, the ham, and
Speaker 4: then a turkey one where she wanted some, but they're
Speaker 4: cutting half, so we just kind of exchanged all the halves.
Speaker 4: I had a half cuban and I had a half ham.
Speaker 4: What did I have while I was off? Geez?
Speaker 2: We had chicken salad, tuna salad, rosemary ham. We made
Speaker 2: our own homemade pizzas with the lots of pasta crusts,
Speaker 2: the roused pizza sauce, and the key is the freshly
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