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Speaker 6: I have Trucker songs. From Old Smoky Cheese wheel at
Speaker 6: least it's not Old Smoky Cheese from Monda, because you know,
Speaker 6: if you a trucker, you got stat Yeah.
Speaker 7: It was last time he showered, sir, three weeks ago.
Speaker 7: And I don't know how those showers work.
Speaker 6: I know that some truckers get credits if they get
Speaker 6: gas at certain truck stops and it earns them showers,
Speaker 6: but I don't know if they're timed or limited, or
Speaker 6: you have like twenty minutes.
Speaker 3: I don't know how that works.
Speaker 7: I've never used a truck stuff shower, don't really plan
Speaker 7: on it ever. Honestly, I do know. The mother of
Speaker 7: my youngest boy, her parents decided they wanted to change
Speaker 7: in life, right, so they went to truck driving school.
Speaker 7: There were going to be truckers right over the road.
Speaker 7: Truckers worked together. I think that's pretty old.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, but they had to ride with other people, right,
Speaker 7: little OJT, Right, you right with this person, shadow them,
Speaker 7: They'll show you the ropes. Okay, b blah blah, and
Speaker 7: I'll never forget. And mother in law was telling me
Speaker 7: that she was with one guy who wore diapers while
Speaker 7: he was driving, so he didn't have to stop, and
Speaker 7: he would do the number two right there in the cab.
Speaker 6: Oh my in his pants' dedication to the craft show.
Speaker 6: You put that in some other careers, you go. Good
Speaker 6: for you, man, look at you. But for some reason
Speaker 6: with trucking, were like.
Speaker 3: Eh, oh, it's disgusting, no matter of what I think. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's what diapers are for.
Speaker 6: Yeah, old people were fine with it, but this apparently
Speaker 6: is disgusting, vile.
Speaker 3: Huh, Yeah, I'm good.
Speaker 6: If you understand the trucking world, it makes sense. They
Speaker 6: have a limited amount of time they can drive, and
Speaker 6: if he has to waste I'm just gonna guess at
Speaker 6: minimum thirty minutes just to do a number one, just
Speaker 6: pulling in, stopping all those things, and you got then
Speaker 6: it's thirty minutes.
Speaker 3: Say that's an hour that you can be covered miles. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that makes sense.
Speaker 7: And it's not the seventies anymore, where you can stay
Speaker 7: up for fourteen fifteen, sixteen hours straight, high on yellow jackets,
Speaker 7: making sure your load gets to where it needs to go. Jaison,
Speaker 7: bo wheat, no amphetamines.
Speaker 3: My friend, how.
Speaker 9: Long do you think you could last sitting in your
Speaker 9: own soil.
Speaker 3: Your own diaper.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean.
Speaker 3: How long does it take till it starts to hitch
Speaker 3: That's where I'm at.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think you're approaching this the wrong way. If
Speaker 6: I'm a trucker paid by job turns and ability to
Speaker 6: get to the next job, like, I can be pretty
Speaker 6: dumb when it comes to money. Yeah, because that stuff
Speaker 6: cleans up.
Speaker 7: You know, it may take a little extra scrubbing, might
Speaker 7: have to get an SOS pad or something, but the
Speaker 7: fact of it is you at your load where it
Speaker 7: needs to go.
Speaker 3: Go clean up half truck club.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I I don't want to do that.
Speaker 3: Ever, I'm on the way time at least eighty right.
Speaker 8: You have a bell to ring for someone to come out,
Speaker 8: I hope.
Speaker 3: So one of the kids that come in.
Speaker 6: I freed my kids out the other night because we
Speaker 6: were talking about babies and changing diapers and they were like, ew,
Speaker 6: I'm like, you're gonna change my diaper.
Speaker 3: They're like, you don't wear a diaper.
Speaker 6: I'm like, yes, yes, right, and they're like huh, So
Speaker 6: I have to explain them. Sometimes old people wear diapers,
Speaker 6: certain people might need to wear diapers. And if I'm
Speaker 6: uncapable of going to the bathroom, I'm probably uncapable of
Speaker 6: changing my diaper, which means I need someone help, and
Speaker 6: you better not put me in an old folks home
Speaker 6: with some guy who's getting paid minimum wage who doesn't
Speaker 6: care about being the best home, hospice or elderly care
Speaker 6: nurse out there.
Speaker 7: And nobody trying to get employee of the month right, right,
Speaker 7: you wipe is the best. Here's your reward.
Speaker 3: We need relations no rashes this month. We're gonna throw it.
Speaker 6: No bed source, right, and it shouldn't be that way, right,
Speaker 6: like it should be those like those people get paid
Speaker 6: well and want to do a good job. I'm not
Speaker 6: saying the people that do that don't aren't proud of
Speaker 6: their hard work. I'm gonna guess sixty percent of them are.
Speaker 6: But I'm gonna guess a lot of them see it
Speaker 6: as a stepping stone stone or the only job that
Speaker 6: they can get.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 7: And much like every job, you've got the overachievers, and
Speaker 7: then you've got the people that do the bare minimum,
Speaker 7: berries of the of the network. Right, so berries mostly dangle, okay,
Speaker 7: but yeah, just the people that just like I'm here
Speaker 7: to collect the check, I want to do what I
Speaker 7: need to do any job, That's what I'm talking about. Yeah,
Speaker 7: is that any job, not just nursing or not just whatever.
Speaker 7: Every job has those two groups of people in their employment.
Speaker 6: Maybe even a third right ye, that are checked out
Speaker 6: and not even trying to collect a check.
Speaker 7: Right, they're like, please fire me. Yeah, So I don't
Speaker 7: believe in prayer. If I'm being honest, how long I've
Speaker 7: been praying?
Speaker 3: Everything happens for a reason. Right, It's all right, Everything's
Speaker 3: gonna be all right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, But going to the bathroom in the diaper, that's
Speaker 7: that's crazy.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: But if I am to be honest, I was gonna
Speaker 6: be a well, there's two types of truckers I would be.
Speaker 6: I would be a trucker does days you know, down
Speaker 6: in backs, okay, right, so you're at home in your
Speaker 6: own bed every night. Or I would do it like
Speaker 6: ride with like my wife, little priship.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's the you just get so bored, that's fair.
Speaker 3: I have a relative that does this.
Speaker 7: You know how many times he's been married, probably a
Speaker 7: couple dozen, like three.
Speaker 6: Do you know how many time he's personally spent with
Speaker 6: each one? Damn near less than a year?
Speaker 3: Right? Right?
Speaker 7: That's why I mean, if you think of uh, think
Speaker 7: of it was a smoky in the bandit m hm,
Speaker 7: Jerry Reid's character, right, had.
Speaker 3: That bass at hound with them?
Speaker 7: Yeah right, little company to keep my you know, a
Speaker 7: little something keeping company on the road.
Speaker 9: We traveled to Frontier City on Saturday, and on our
Speaker 9: way back there was a lot of truckers on the
Speaker 9: road and one in particular. We were on the school
Speaker 9: bus and the kids, of course, you know, try to
Speaker 9: get the truck drivers to hank their horns. And there
Speaker 9: was one and he was traveling with what assumed his
Speaker 9: his wife, and they had.
Speaker 8: They had two little kittens on her lap.
Speaker 7: Had good for him because those sleepers are not very big.
Speaker 3: Rank.
Speaker 7: Could have been a sister, yeah, yeah, yeah, could have
Speaker 7: been a lot lizard right, Maybe could have been a
Speaker 7: hitchhiker made.
Speaker 3: All of the above, yeah yeah.
Speaker 7: Text here that says ziplock baggies is one ipn going
Speaker 7: down the road.
Speaker 6: Ew, those are not very sealed. Have you ever tried
Speaker 6: to put spaghetti sauce?
Speaker 8: Is it bad?
Speaker 3: It's all you got to put it in a like
Speaker 3: a giant measuring cup. Yeah, you gotta let.
Speaker 7: It cool and then what do you put it in
Speaker 7: the cooler? Do you put it in a sea behind
Speaker 7: you just throw it up on the dash until you
Speaker 7: get to the next truck stop. A bottle for real
Speaker 7: trailer park boys, they have pissed jugs, right, empty gallon
Speaker 7: milk jugs that they used to go to the bathroom. Man,
Speaker 7: And when it's full, you chunk it out the window
Speaker 7: on the side of the road and you go.
Speaker 3: On about your bidness.
Speaker 7: Ziplock bags, And I hope you're getting the good ones, Brian,
Speaker 7: the ones that change color.
Speaker 3: You gotta go. You gotta go the brand name. You
Speaker 3: can't go.
Speaker 7: Best value, right right, right right, because at this point
Speaker 7: ziploc bags is like Kleenex.
Speaker 3: You know, it's just it's an umbrella.
Speaker 7: We all know what you're talking, right right, But you
Speaker 7: want you're right, you want the good, high quality ones
Speaker 7: that will stay sealed, the ones on the commercials where
Speaker 7: they put the spaghetti sauce in and flip it upside
Speaker 7: down and shake it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I I need trust, no, thank you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's that's a whole other world, man, right, that's
Speaker 6: a whole other world to try and understand.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I thought about it.
Speaker 7: I'm like, that could be fun, and I do, I
Speaker 7: do totally do over the road long hauling. You know,
Speaker 7: go see some things, go see every state that you
Speaker 7: possibly can state, and kind trying.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you're not touristing right through. You're passing through.
Speaker 3: But you still get to go.
Speaker 7: And there are stays overnight so you can park your
Speaker 7: rig all right, and then get an uber or whatever,
Speaker 7: go check some things out and the night shift and
Speaker 7: then get up early and go make your whole.
Speaker 9: But would you even want to you'd be exhausted. I
Speaker 9: would feel like.
Speaker 6: Well, I don't know if you'd be exhausted. You would
Speaker 6: be tired, maybe from the drive part. But if you
Speaker 6: have a sleeper truck, you're sleeping in your truck. You're
Speaker 6: not getting a hotel, right, You're not getting an uber.
Speaker 6: And I think the turnovers really high in that industry
Speaker 6: very well could be because it's so hard. The frustrations
Speaker 6: with getting paid, the departures from being around family and friends,
Speaker 6: the health issues, the taxing of being on time and
Speaker 6: making sure you don't go under a bridge, to like
Speaker 6: all that stuff.
Speaker 3: Keeping your logs up to date.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, Now knowing where your next gig is like,
Speaker 6: that's not awesome.
Speaker 7: Man, Just like every job, it has its ups and downs. Yes,
Speaker 7: but there are some jobs that have dramatic ups and downs.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's probably one of them. Well, I from when
Speaker 3: I hear the pay solid.
Speaker 6: Sid I have heard that too, But also you think
Speaker 6: that is like getting paid immediately. There's times where you
Speaker 6: sit at a at a dock waiting to unload or
Speaker 6: pick up a load and you're not getting paid until
Speaker 6: and if it's they're backed up or you know, Bob
Speaker 6: the forklick driver sick and they're waiting for the replacement
Speaker 6: to come. Like you sit and wait and you don't
Speaker 6: make money, and it delays your next delivery and maybe
Speaker 6: you're late to that promised one that you already said
Speaker 6: you would take and then you're penalized and then gas
Speaker 6: goes up and like there's insurance and you got to
Speaker 6: pay for a truck.
Speaker 3: And yeah, there.
Speaker 7: Was there was a TV show It's life Storage Wars.
Speaker 7: Shipping Wars is what it's coming if you've ever watched that,
Speaker 7: and you know that's kind of neat.
Speaker 3: They follow these truckers around.
Speaker 7: It's probably all fake anyway, but you know it's like, hey,
Speaker 7: we'll pay you X amount of dollars if you make
Speaker 7: it here at this particular time. And then they don't
Speaker 7: make it, so then they get docked at the pay
Speaker 7: and then those people get all pissed off about it.
Speaker 7: And I could see where that could cause a bit
Speaker 7: of a problem and an issue, but you know.
Speaker 3: Whatever works.
Speaker 6: It's like people that do sales and they get paid
Speaker 6: on commiss and then if that person doesn't pay, they
Speaker 6: back charged the person that made the sale.
Speaker 3: And you're like, how did I know they weren't gonna pay,
Speaker 3: right man, it comes out of your pages. Yes, And
Speaker 3: then they want the money back hard, no, hard no
Speaker 3: for me.
Speaker 6: Once that money hits my account, it's over right, not mine,
Speaker 6: not mine, it's someone else's now right, it's already spent. Yeah,
Speaker 6: all right, we've got tickets to Rockelholmer we're gonna give
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Speaker 6: wants to talk about. We got films the Blank News
Speaker 6: and are highly coveted. Top five songs, Top five trucker
Speaker 6: songs from Old Smoky Cheese Wheel. We'll get to that
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Speaker 7: seven five.
Speaker 9: Teacher suspended from school for chugging gin in class and
Speaker 9: then throwing up.
Speaker 7: Well yeah, anybody who drinks gin is gonna throw up straight, nasty, right, straight, true, straight, little.
Speaker 3: Bit tonic water and squeeze a lime solid.
Speaker 9: A thirty year old English teacher in Nottingham has been
Speaker 9: banned from teaching for at least two years after drinking
Speaker 9: gin from a water bottle while leading a class. Her
Speaker 9: name is Anika Kieran Kapoor. She brought the bottle to
Speaker 9: school while celebrating her birthday and said she mistakenly brought
Speaker 9: it onto school premises still containing alcohol. She admitted that
Speaker 9: once she realized that she was drinking, she stayed in
Speaker 9: the classroom rather than leaving. A Teaching Regulation Agency panel
Speaker 9: found she admitted to unprofessional behavior and putting pupils at
Speaker 9: risk of harm. She was suspended in January and fired
Speaker 9: in March. She may not be done for good. She
Speaker 9: can apply to have the prohibition order lifted no earlier
Speaker 9: than April of twentieth.
Speaker 3: Is this in another country?
Speaker 8: It's in Nottingham, Yes.
Speaker 7: Okay, because you said prohibition, yeah yeah, not probation. Yeah,
Speaker 7: so I was like, that's gonna be another country. Gin
Speaker 7: has a smell, right, yeah, yeah, usually oranges.
Speaker 6: It's aromatic. It's an aromatic yeah, because of the clears.
Speaker 6: I don't know how good gin.
Speaker 7: Tastes compared to vodka, but vodka typically has a pretty
Speaker 7: bland smell that is a little harder to discern. Yeah,
Speaker 7: I don't know when I could smell vodka on people.
Speaker 7: It smells like alcohol. I've heard that a lot throughout
Speaker 7: my life. Oh, vodka doesn't have a taste. Vodka doesn't
Speaker 7: have a smell, and that's why people drink it and
Speaker 7: they get away.
Speaker 3: It does, at least for me anyway.
Speaker 7: Yeah. I'm also the guy who thinks cilantro tastes like soap,
Speaker 7: So take it for what you want. No, I think
Speaker 7: that's probably a fair connection that maybe there's some biological thing,
Speaker 7: like the cilantro thing that causes that. But vodka does
Speaker 7: have a taste spent only in a in a.
Speaker 3: Metallic type of way like olive oil.
Speaker 6: Does you know, like you can taste, the difference between
Speaker 6: different vodkas, but lining them up in the spirits. You know,
Speaker 6: you wouldn't put tequila in a bottle because a clear
Speaker 6: tequila because it stinks.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 9: My whole thing here though, is you know, she says
Speaker 9: it was a mistake bringing it in a water bottle.
Speaker 9: You don't just throw up after a drink.
Speaker 3: You might have caught off guarden. You might have down
Speaker 3: the wrong pinte.
Speaker 6: Yeah, are you were expecting water and you took a
Speaker 6: big chug. I mean, I think that's entirely possible.
Speaker 7: Like a cheech and chong when they're in court, it
Speaker 7: grabs that judges water container and takes a drinking.
Speaker 3: Like fantastic man.
Speaker 6: I think it's entirely possible that they did make a
Speaker 6: mistake and caught off guard. Would that being said, I
Speaker 6: don't know who keeps gin inside a water bottle?
Speaker 3: Yeah, because gin can be bruised.
Speaker 7: It's a spirit that you have to be delicate with
Speaker 7: and it can also light will ruin it. So that's
Speaker 7: why they're always usually in pretty dark bottles. So yeah,
Speaker 7: I think she meant to be a lion, right. I
Speaker 7: think she's not a tiger. I think she's a lion
Speaker 7: man uses his paenis to pull police card down the
Speaker 7: street while on fire.
Speaker 6: I think this deserves the headline of the year. It's
Speaker 6: only May, but this is such a fantastic headline.
Speaker 3: I mean, I stopped on a little bit, but it
Speaker 3: is chef's kiss. I don't know how you make a
Speaker 3: better headline. I don't think you can. I only you can.
Speaker 3: It's a fifty fifty year old British dude.
Speaker 7: His name's John Stevenson OFMS Folding, and he's a he's
Speaker 7: a painter and a decorator, and he's like, I need
Speaker 7: to raise some awareness for prostate cancer, which I think
Speaker 7: we're all aware that prostate cancer exists, and bullying, which
Speaker 7: I think is a little weird combine the two, but
Speaker 7: hey whatever. So he decided he's going to go ahead
Speaker 7: and be the first to pull a two ton car
Speaker 7: one hundred and thirty one feet with his dangling while
Speaker 7: he's on fire.
Speaker 3: Right, so what's he do? Douses himself.
Speaker 7: And lighter fluid, dashes a toe rope to himself kind.
Speaker 3: Of not to use for that thing right now. He
Speaker 3: said that might be bigger than the unit.
Speaker 7: He says that a previous attempt was going to be
Speaker 7: done with his dingling, but it wasn't distinctive enough because
Speaker 7: somebody had already set that record, right pulling a car
Speaker 7: which you're slong.
Speaker 3: So he's like, well, how do I one up this guy?
Speaker 7: Brilliant? I'll set myself on fire. So he does, and
Speaker 7: here's the quote from him. He says, I won't lie.
Speaker 7: It did hurt quite a bit.
Speaker 3: You don't say anyway.
Speaker 7: He says that he kept his mind focused while being
Speaker 7: on fire long enough to complete the stunt. Now he
Speaker 7: holds several world records in martial arts and has raised
Speaker 7: money for other charities. And he says he previously pulled
Speaker 7: a car with his testicles and notes that he's done
Speaker 7: having children.
Speaker 3: I'm done having children. You don't say, I'm not.
Speaker 7: Gonna tie a rope around a dong and then pull
Speaker 7: a car with it and on fire?
Speaker 3: Do you like? Do you think he like? When he's done,
Speaker 3: he's like, I'm so glad I did that for him.
Speaker 3: You guys aware?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 3: Are you aware that bullying is real and can't? Prostate
Speaker 3: cancer is out there? I hope you.
Speaker 6: Got it now if he pulled it with his prostate,
Speaker 6: now you got my attention.
Speaker 3: Oh thank you. Oh my gosh, such a funny. Ah.
Speaker 3: I think I have a pretty good headline, but that
Speaker 3: one just trumped me. Man.
Speaker 6: Secret Service officer masturbates in hotel hallway. So this officer
Speaker 6: ended up in serious trouble in Miami after a woman
Speaker 6: reported that he followed her from a hotel lobby up
Speaker 6: to her floor, which already set off alarm bells to her.
Speaker 6: Once she got into her room, she looked back and
Speaker 6: saw him in the hallway outside her door, engaged in masturbation.
Speaker 6: Hotel security and police were called. Officers found him on
Speaker 6: the sixth floor and arrested him on the spot. The
Speaker 6: whole thing is alarming, not just because of the behavior,
Speaker 6: but because he's a Secret Service person who was in
Speaker 6: town protecting the president for the golf thing he was at.
Speaker 6: This Secret Service has placed him on leave. And this
Speaker 6: is the idea where you know, people be people. This
Speaker 6: is why I don't get caught up and people are like, well,
Speaker 6: he's in the military. Ah, he's a police officer, they're
Speaker 6: a teacher, they're so what. Yeah, people are people, man. Yes,
Speaker 6: we'd like to believe that those careers bring really honest
Speaker 6: and good people, but also, no, they don't.
Speaker 7: Oh, they're regular folks just like the rest of us.
Speaker 7: And sometimes you gotta rubb one out.
Speaker 6: No hotel hallway, Yeah, red little Red Robinhood's a story
Speaker 6: because that thing happens where the wolf gets dressed up
Speaker 6: and tries to trick. Yeah, and so those type of
Speaker 6: people will get into jobs to make you put your
Speaker 6: guard down. With that being said, why outside the hotel door?
Speaker 6: I mean, if you're gonna do that, you get the room.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 7: But he could go to his own room, yeah, yeah right,
Speaker 7: But he couldn't smell her from his room.
Speaker 3: Right, I mean he probably couldn't smell her through the door.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I just you smell because you can't
Speaker 3: really see under the door.
Speaker 6: And of course you have seen people that are attractive
Speaker 6: in the lobby or at the grocery store or whatever,
Speaker 6: and maybe some of you have followed them next to
Speaker 6: the you know, down the next aisle or whatever. But
Speaker 6: then to follow them up to their room, yeah right,
Speaker 6: What do you think is gonna happen? Either you had
Speaker 6: nefarious plan in place, or you thought you were just
Speaker 6: gonna be that one anomaly from because you saw.
Speaker 8: It in a porn Yeah right, that's what he was thinking.
Speaker 7: Probably you're standing in the hallway got your drunk in hand,
Speaker 7: and then she opens up the door, you.
Speaker 3: Know, maybe to go somewhere. Oh oh hey, come on in.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm secret service, right, holding his junk in hand
Speaker 7: like were playing rock paper scissors.
Speaker 3: Oh, you're holding your junk, come on in?
Speaker 7: Oh my, oh mercy, No, what are you flashing your
Speaker 7: badge or you're hoping to flash something else?
Speaker 3: Yeah? So I used to be a secret service agent.
Speaker 3: Really what happened? Oh?
Speaker 7: Well, you know, got caught in a predicament that I
Speaker 7: couldn't get out of. And now I work at Ikea.
Speaker 7: I do security, and Ikea you hire a secret service
Speaker 7: officer that gets in trouble for this to be security
Speaker 7: out like an Ikea, Right.
Speaker 3: I mean, everybody has bad days and makes mistakes at work.
Speaker 6: We went to one of those kids places in town
Speaker 6: this past weekend for a birthday party. The amount of
Speaker 6: security they had was alarming to me, like one.
Speaker 3: Of those trampoline places.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, yeah, because I don't know if you've seen
Speaker 7: it on the TikTok, especially over I don't want to
Speaker 7: say his winter time. It's been a couple of months
Speaker 7: but like massive fights breakout, yeah, or a whole group
Speaker 7: of kids. Hell, there was one just a couple of
Speaker 7: months ago that happened at Woodland Hills here where a
Speaker 7: s ton of kids were just raiding the mall and
Speaker 7: causing chaos.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So and that teenagers a mall Okay, a kid place
Speaker 7: designated for kid parties, kid child twelve and under.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they don't care.
Speaker 6: But the and I'm not talking like a guy who's like,
Speaker 6: excuse me, kids, the park's closed, like not that, I'm
Speaker 6: talking like tactical good Yeah, like the best gun, like
Speaker 6: the whole nine yards like which I think security guard
Speaker 6: should be that the other is just a joke. But
Speaker 6: that's really alarming. I'm being honest. More security at this
Speaker 6: place that I went compared to when I go to
Speaker 6: a resort in Mexico.
Speaker 3: Right, and that's where the cartail is. That's where the
Speaker 3: people are scared to death to go to Mexico.
Speaker 7: I have a good friend that was like, you, guys,
Speaker 7: go to Mexico a lot.
Speaker 3: Is it safe? Incredibly safer?
Speaker 7: The going of the trampoline, Yeah it is. I couldn't
Speaker 7: believe how much security there was. All Right, we got
Speaker 7: to take a break and we'll be back.
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Speaker 9: So today I've got a quick lesson on fishing hooks,
Speaker 9: kids and emergency rooms. On Monday, I wasn't here because
Speaker 9: Sunday started off as a wonderful day. We had a
Speaker 9: what we expect to be an all day kind of
Speaker 9: thing on the lacrosse fields, ended up not being so
Speaker 9: because it was like a one and done tournament. Lost
Speaker 9: a game, and it was early enough, so we thought,
Speaker 9: you know what, let's go to the lake and just
Speaker 9: have nice relaxing day on the water. It was a
Speaker 9: little windy shore, but it was warm and sunny and beautiful.
Speaker 9: And I looked at the kids and they were like, yeah,
Speaker 9: let's go. Let's just have a nice relaxing day on
Speaker 9: the water, and everything was just peachy. Keene taught the
Speaker 9: kids how to use a thrownut and got some good
Speaker 9: snacks going and just enjoying time on the water.
Speaker 8: Right well, it.
Speaker 9: Was getting later in the day and we decided we
Speaker 9: had we had gotten some jug lines out, and we
Speaker 9: had drove two cars because lots of times my husband
Speaker 9: likes to stay out there way past the time that
Speaker 9: I like to go home and get stuff ready for
Speaker 9: the week.
Speaker 8: And so I said, well, let's troll back.
Speaker 9: Into the marina and I can take the kids home
Speaker 9: and he can stay out and clean fish if he'd
Speaker 9: like to.
Speaker 8: And so.
Speaker 9: We ended up trolling back and we had a double
Speaker 9: header on the boat, so which means two lines in
Speaker 9: the water, and they both are hit with fish. And Moses,
Speaker 9: our exchange student, has a fish on his line, and
Speaker 9: my youngest Leo, has one of the twins, has a
Speaker 9: fish on his line, and they're both railing in these fish.
Speaker 9: And my husband takes the net out and gets Moses's
Speaker 9: fish and looks at my son Marcus and says, hey, help.
Speaker 8: Leo with his fish.
Speaker 9: And both have two really decent size sunbass fish on
Speaker 9: their line, and Marcus grabs this fish from my son Leo,
Speaker 9: and it starts shaking jiggling really really fast. Marcus gets
Speaker 9: the fishing lure stuck into his hand.
Speaker 3: Damn it, I know.
Speaker 9: And the lure has got like two hooks with the
Speaker 9: three prongs on them barbed hooks. One goes into his
Speaker 9: and it's in his left hand. One goes directly into
Speaker 9: his middle finger and the other into his thumb. And
Speaker 9: all I hear is ooh I turned back. I'm like
Speaker 9: all right, and he's holding this fish and it's just
Speaker 9: dangling from his fingers, and we all are like, oh god,
Speaker 9: we know something bad is happening. And he's like, Dad,
Speaker 9: what do I do, And he's like, hang tight, bud,
Speaker 9: And we look and he he's that the middle finger
Speaker 9: on yeah.
Speaker 3: This one right here, yep, this one it's.
Speaker 9: Not into too far, so he's able to pull that
Speaker 9: one out good. We look at the thumb and this
Speaker 9: hook it is in there all the way like it's
Speaker 9: just thumb and lure. You don't see the hook at all.
Speaker 9: And so we sit him down. We grab a towel
Speaker 9: and have to pull up a little bit because we
Speaker 9: have to cut this hook from the lure. And I've
Speaker 9: never seen a kid be more brave and more still
Speaker 9: all at the same time. Like he was sweating, panicking,
Speaker 9: and for about a half hour we had to watch
Speaker 9: him in extreme pain. Uh, he's biting on a towel.
Speaker 9: We're trying to push through because you have to. When
Speaker 9: it's a barbed hook, you have to push through. You
Speaker 9: can't pull out the way it came in, otherwise you're
Speaker 9: gonna be taking meat with you. And I'm like staring
Speaker 9: at this, and I'm of course you know, mama bear
Speaker 9: comes out and.
Speaker 3: I just you're looking for the word panic.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I am a little bit panicked.
Speaker 6: Dramatic if I asked your husband if you were being dramatic.
Speaker 6: Would he say you were being dramatic?
Speaker 8: Probably?
Speaker 9: Probably, But I'm just nervous because you know, I'm not wordy.
Speaker 3: He's gonna die right there, shook.
Speaker 8: No, no, no, no, not at all.
Speaker 9: But so anyways, he cuts the hook and he's struggling
Speaker 9: to like push it through.
Speaker 8: You can see it like wanting to poke through his skin.
Speaker 8: But it just stops.
Speaker 9: And for about a good half hour, they're they're going
Speaker 9: and Marcus is like.
Speaker 10: Just do it, just push it through, Just push it through.
Speaker 9: I'm not gonna look. I'm looking the other way. I'm like,
Speaker 9: just if you want to, if you want to cry,
Speaker 9: just do it. And he's screaming. He's saying probably every
Speaker 9: cuss word in the book. And he says, uh, okay,
Speaker 9: I can't take anymore.
Speaker 8: I can't.
Speaker 9: I said, what if we cut your finger where we
Speaker 9: see it poking through, will that help?
Speaker 3: You can cut finger off?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 9: No, no, where we see the where we see the
Speaker 9: hook trying to poke through, just to help it, you know.
Speaker 8: And he's like, yeah, you're going to have to do that.
Speaker 3: And so you're like performing surgery right out there on
Speaker 3: the right.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, And so the knife will not cut the finger.
Speaker 9: I guess it's not sharp enough. We try it one
Speaker 9: last time. It will not cut. It will not cut.
Speaker 9: Seen this knife cut fishing line, seeing this knife cut fish.
Speaker 9: It will not cut this kid's finger. And I'm not
Speaker 9: doing it. My husband's doing it. So he goes, I
Speaker 9: can't take it anymore.
Speaker 3: We roll in.
Speaker 8: I take him.
Speaker 9: I drive forty minutes to Saint Francis South. We get
Speaker 9: in because that's closest to our house. It's about it's
Speaker 9: around six forty five in the evening. We get in,
Speaker 9: we check in, there's like no one in there, maybe
Speaker 9: two or three people in the waiting room, and.
Speaker 8: We sit down. She says it shouldn't be long. Seven
Speaker 8: hours later.
Speaker 7: Seven hours so it's one am. Yeah, it's one am.
Speaker 9: Yeah, there's a woman that's leaving. One of the receptionists
Speaker 9: and says, the next time. Here's where the lesson on
Speaker 9: emergency rooms comes in. When you have a child that
Speaker 9: goes to the emergency room, don't come here, go to
Speaker 9: the main hospital.
Speaker 7: Well, yeah, they're a triosh hospital. Are there trauma hospital?
Speaker 9: Because well, she said, because they have their own unit
Speaker 9: for children. If you have a stroke or a heart attack,
Speaker 9: you can come here.
Speaker 3: But how many when you were in the waiting room,
Speaker 3: how many people are in there?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 9: Three, okay the whole time. No more came in after us, anybody.
Speaker 3: Like holding their arm, blood squirting out.
Speaker 8: No, it was more so.
Speaker 9: It was more so like flew like symptoms that came
Speaker 9: in after us.
Speaker 7: How many times do you go up to the recessions
Speaker 7: and be like, hey, once I went up once, I'm
Speaker 7: going up every hour on the hour.
Speaker 8: Well, it was, it wasn't It was ugh.
Speaker 9: The one time that I went up, she said, we're
Speaker 9: just waiting for a room to open because they only
Speaker 9: had twenty I guess twenty rooms. And she said, so
Speaker 9: we have to wait until people check out and so
Speaker 9: to get you guys back back there. And we see
Speaker 9: its heart attacks and strokes so and apparently unless he's
Speaker 9: like I feel faint. And I didn't even think to
Speaker 9: tell him to do that. If I would have done that,
Speaker 9: maybe they would have seen him even faster.
Speaker 8: I should have said, now, it's not the time to
Speaker 8: be tough, kid. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 9: But when we got back there, the doctor was like,
Speaker 9: did you try removing it?
Speaker 8: And I said, well, yeah, of course we did.
Speaker 9: We don't want to come and pay an emergency bill,
Speaker 9: you know. He said, well, it's you guys did a
Speaker 9: great job on cutting this hook, that's for sure. And
Speaker 9: he's trying to push it through, push it through, and
Speaker 9: he can't. And he says, we're going to have to
Speaker 9: absolutely slice his finger, and uh, Marcus is adrenaline is
Speaker 9: going crazy. And he says, we're gonna give him three shots,
Speaker 9: and we're gonna shoot his finger by the knuckle kind
Speaker 9: of low, and we're gonna give him one up high
Speaker 9: where the hook is inside his thumb.
Speaker 8: This needle was extremely long, and when.
Speaker 9: He stuck his finger the third time, it went through
Speaker 9: his finger and it the spray whatever it was in there,
Speaker 9: the numbing solution sprayed me.
Speaker 8: It went through his finger.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 9: Yes, And he was like, oh, well, it doesn't happen
Speaker 9: all the time, but sometimes it does. And yes, his
Speaker 9: thumb got huge and swollen.
Speaker 8: And my kid was like acting almost like high.
Speaker 9: His adrenaline was just so out there crazy and he's
Speaker 9: just talking like a mile a minute. Doesn't feel a thing.
Speaker 9: Slices the finger, maybe a little too deep because like
Speaker 9: the meat you can see like the fatty tissue right
Speaker 9: crazy gross, So gets two staples and.
Speaker 8: The hook comes out.
Speaker 9: But he says like his skin was like a tough
Speaker 9: leather and that's why he had to scalp on why
Speaker 9: we couldn't get it out.
Speaker 8: But yeah, it came.
Speaker 9: Out, and we learned a lesson to go to the
Speaker 9: main down the street here if it is a kid situation.
Speaker 9: And luckily that was the only shot he needed, was numbing.
Speaker 8: No tetanus needed.
Speaker 9: Yes, they did do a round of antibiotics because there
Speaker 9: is in you know, the fishy water.
Speaker 3: Sure it's all fishy water, but yeah, yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, But it was so crazy. Got home before
Speaker 9: a little before two and starving. I don't think he
Speaker 9: fell asleep until probably four in the morning because he
Speaker 9: was just so full of adrenaline. Hadn't eaten. Oh oh
Speaker 9: and at the oh here was the this was great.
Speaker 9: Starving in the emergency room. They have a vending machine,
Speaker 9: right sure, and he wanted.
Speaker 8: This egg and sausage cheese.
Speaker 9: Thing in the vending machine. Ohoh right, I know, like
Speaker 9: an egg sandwich. Well, there's a microwave right there, you
Speaker 9: can heat it up. I buy it for four dollars
Speaker 9: and fifty cents in this vending machine. Go to put
Speaker 9: it in the microwave. The door on the microwave is jammed.
Speaker 9: It does not open at all.
Speaker 7: Didn't have the unlock button feature that microwaves have now.
Speaker 9: No, no like ours. Yeah, yeah, no, no, not that fancy.
Speaker 9: It is completely stuck. So I go to the receptionist.
Speaker 9: So I guess I did talk to the receptionist twice
Speaker 9: because I did ask do you happen to have another microwave?
Speaker 9: Because the wand by your vending machine it doesn't open,
Speaker 9: it is jammed shut. And she said no, I'm sorry,
Speaker 9: I don't. I was like, all right, well, as soon
Speaker 9: as we got back there, we wasted four fifty on
Speaker 9: a sandwich.
Speaker 8: By the way.
Speaker 9: As soon as we get back there, Marcus looks and
Speaker 9: he goes, she lied to us, look right there there's
Speaker 9: a microwave.
Speaker 3: Well that's probably not for everybody else.
Speaker 10: It's not.
Speaker 7: They can't have you know, every Joe and Jack back
Speaker 7: there microwave and they're popcorn right.
Speaker 8: I was like, damn, four fifty down the drain.
Speaker 3: So when you saw the doctor, how long were you there? Total?
Speaker 3: Like once you got.
Speaker 8: Back maybe a half hour maybe.
Speaker 6: I just can't believe you sat there for seven hours.
Speaker 6: It was so awful, and why why didn't you go
Speaker 6: to urgent cares?
Speaker 9: And people are texting that in because it was it
Speaker 9: was already closed on a Sunday.
Speaker 3: Emergency rooms kind of really all you got. Yeah, well
Speaker 3: they have off hour urgent cares.
Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 9: I when I did urgent care on my phone, it
Speaker 9: just said closed. Yeah, so on a Sunday, it was like,
Speaker 9: this is our only option.
Speaker 6: Yeahs I still would have been in their air every
Speaker 6: seven minute every hour.
Speaker 3: Ain't no way, I'm waiting seven out, No way.
Speaker 9: I well, And my whole thing was we, I mean,
Speaker 9: we tried doing it ourselves, and I wasn't going to
Speaker 9: You're not a doctor exactly exactly, but we knew what
Speaker 9: we had to do. We absolutely knew that it had
Speaker 9: to how it had to come out. But I was
Speaker 9: just glad that even the doctor was like, ohkay, he
Speaker 9: tried our way and he had he realized he had
Speaker 9: to cut it himself too, So so did what happened?
Speaker 3: What was the final result for his thumb?
Speaker 9: He got a couple of stitches afterwards, two bad Yeah,
Speaker 9: no any damage, I don't think, so, expressed concert because
Speaker 9: he said that the nerves were.
Speaker 8: Pretty much on the other side of the thumb.
Speaker 9: But when but when we did say what the second
Speaker 9: time that I did go up to the reception and
Speaker 9: say how much longer?
Speaker 8: Because I was getting irritated.
Speaker 3: What hour was that?
Speaker 8: I mean, it was like the sixth hour?
Speaker 3: How long you waiting?
Speaker 7: Gimpee four? Maybe maybe maybe two hours before I start raising?
Speaker 7: Now two hours I'm leaving. I'll just go to another emergency.
Speaker 8: I mean when the lady.
Speaker 9: The lady was leaving because I took a phone call
Speaker 9: and I walked outside to talk to Kevin and the
Speaker 9: one receptionist that told me who said to go to
Speaker 9: the main hospital next time. That was probably at hour three,
Speaker 9: And I said, well, do you think I should leave
Speaker 9: with him now and go there? And she said, no,
Speaker 9: you probably don't have much longer to wait.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they don't know exactly. Yeah, I hear you.
Speaker 6: That's like you don't want to take a chance, but
Speaker 6: also you don't want to take a chance.
Speaker 9: I know, I know, whoof Yeah, it's exhausting, but don't
Speaker 9: ever take it. Try to take a fish shook out
Speaker 9: the way it came in. Always push it through forward.
Speaker 9: And if you have a kid that needs an emergency,
Speaker 9: go to the main emergency room the main hospital.
Speaker 8: That's my advice and your lesson.
Speaker 4: Linsy Linsen, Linsen, Linzen, l n d sc Why Lindsay.
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Speaker 3: The Big Med Morning Show returns next because we.
Speaker 6: Got tickets to Rockaholma to give away. It's Wednesday.
Speaker 3: That means the game is Pick the flick. Current record
Speaker 3: is well, I have sick and you have sick. Lindsey
Speaker 3: has five. Last week's winner that would be me.
Speaker 6: So Corbyn and Lindsey are the people you've got to
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Speaker 2: Let's go to the phones.
Speaker 3: Get our first contestant. Good morning, you're on the air.
Speaker 3: What is your name is, Judge? I'm sorry? What is
Speaker 3: your name?
Speaker 7: Josh?
Speaker 3: Josh? How are you today?
Speaker 7: Good?
Speaker 10: How are you good?
Speaker 3: Buddy? Who do you want to give clues? Lindsay or Corbyn.
Speaker 3: Let's go with Corbyn.
Speaker 6: Sixty seconds are on the clock. Timers starts after the
Speaker 6: first clue.
Speaker 3: Are you ready? Yes, there we go.
Speaker 6: Shyamalan movie with Joaquin Phoenix and Mel Gibson.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 7: Correct.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 6: This is a movie with Ben Affleck and he's being
Speaker 6: put up for murdering his wife.
Speaker 3: Gone girl. Yes.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 6: This is a double pointer and this is Elizabeth Shoe
Speaker 6: I believe no pass Uh. This is the combination of
Speaker 6: two horror movies. One originally starred Sigourney Weaver, the other
Speaker 6: originally starred Arnold Organ.
Speaker 3: Correct.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: This is an Eddie.
Speaker 6: Murphy movie spoofing the Horror or the guy from Transylvania.
Speaker 6: He wants to suck your blood? What does the bats
Speaker 6: turn into?
Speaker 2: Vampire?
Speaker 8: And one of the times of Vampire?
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, you got it, passed. This is Jennifer Loplez.
Speaker 7: She plays Affects Mexican singer, a famous Mexican singer.
Speaker 3: Correct. Adam said, oh man, I was ready for that one.
Speaker 6: Five is what I got. Might be good enough for
Speaker 6: the wind. Hang on the line, buddy, Okay, good morning,
Speaker 6: you're on the air. What is your name, Dan, Dan?
Speaker 6: How are you today?
Speaker 3: Buddy, I'm going good. How are you good? You and
Speaker 3: Lindsay have to beat five? Okay, all right, let's get it.
Speaker 3: Linda Timer starts after the first clue. Here we go,
Speaker 3: all right, did we.
Speaker 8: Just become best friends?
Speaker 10: This is Will Ferrell?
Speaker 8: And yes, yes, yes, this is how many I suppose
Speaker 8: do we have a.
Speaker 10: Board this ship? This is a spoof of Star Wars. Yes,
Speaker 10: this is pass.
Speaker 8: This is a movie with Oh the that plays Indiana
Speaker 8: Jones and he is cheating on his.
Speaker 9: Wife in this and he has Yes, this is high
Speaker 9: school girls that are witches and.
Speaker 3: The craft.
Speaker 10: Yes, this is the.
Speaker 9: Movie where a bunch of prisoners are on a plane
Speaker 9: and it crashes. And yes, this is mel Gibson and
Speaker 9: it's about Jesus. And yes, this was a black and
Speaker 9: white television show.
Speaker 3: And let's see what Gimbia has in this four x four.
Speaker 7: And says here that Elon Musk to pay one point
Speaker 7: five million dollar sec lawsuits settlements.
Speaker 3: This is nothing for that gang.
Speaker 7: The tech billionaire settled a lawsuit which accused him of
Speaker 7: failing to properly disclose the stock that he was amassing
Speaker 7: in Twitter and violation of securities laws. According to a
Speaker 7: sec legal filing must consented to the settlement without admitting
Speaker 7: or denying the allegations.
Speaker 3: Musk is also facing a.
Speaker 7: Class action civil suit filed in California on behalf of
Speaker 7: Twitter shareholders.
Speaker 6: What percentage of his net worth, which is considered seven
Speaker 6: hundred and eighty seven billion billion dollars do you think
Speaker 6: this punishment of one point five million dollars is?
Speaker 3: What percentage?
Speaker 8: Less than one percent?
Speaker 3: I was gonna say point three.
Speaker 6: So the difference, I'm sorry, the percentage difference of one
Speaker 6: point five million dollars to seven hundred and eighty seven
Speaker 6: billion is zero point zero zero zero one nine zero six.
Speaker 3: Not done much, it is not. This is where I
Speaker 3: like to remind people.
Speaker 6: A million seconds is eleven point five days, where a
Speaker 6: billion seconds is thirty one years.
Speaker 8: He probably pays more in taxes yearly.
Speaker 3: No, probably not.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 7: RFK Junior is de prescribing antidepressants. Campaign Health and Human
Speaker 7: Services Secretary Robert Kennedy Junior is launching a new initiative
Speaker 7: targeting psychiatric medications. Kennedy announced the initiative during a Make
Speaker 7: America Healthy against summit on mental health and over medicalization,
Speaker 7: as he seeks to a boost and de prescribing antidepressants now.
Speaker 7: According to the HHS Secretary, the move will support patient autonomy,
Speaker 7: require informed consent and shared decision making, and shift the
Speaker 7: standard of care towards prevention transparency in more holistic approach
Speaker 7: to mental health.
Speaker 6: I'm oka with exploring that I'd rather than focus more
Speaker 6: research on the results of antidepressants because of people I
Speaker 6: know that get on antidepressants, it improves their lives dramatically,
Speaker 6: all right, for the better. Yeah, So I'm okay with like, hey,
Speaker 6: here's some other options like abstinence, you know, But I'm
Speaker 6: just saying there's nothing wrong with having other choices, yeah,
Speaker 6: for sure, But to maybe to imply or maybe put
Speaker 6: terror in people that they may lose this thing that's
Speaker 6: lifted the clouds for them, I don't think that's cool
Speaker 6: at all.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we'll see how that works out moving forward. Delta
Speaker 7: cuts snacks on short distance flights. Gotta hit it where
Speaker 7: the hit hert saves the money. Good they suck anyway,
Speaker 7: starting May nineteenth, the snacks or the flight. The snacks okay,
Speaker 7: just the same old bag of nuts it's been around.
Speaker 6: So sometimes it's pretzels, okay, but they're not very it's
Speaker 6: like barely a handful, right, but a pretzels are mid
Speaker 6: so right, not like it's a back of chips of
Speaker 6: garridos right.
Speaker 7: Starting May nineteenth, Economy passengers on flights under three hundred
Speaker 7: and fifty miles will not get snacks in flight meals
Speaker 7: or drinks. The change impacts roughly four hundred and fifty
Speaker 7: daily flights. The first class travelers will still get full service.
Speaker 7: Another change, Delta says it will now offer full food
Speaker 7: and beverage service to its comfort and main cabin customers
Speaker 7: on flights between three fifty and four hundred and ninety
Speaker 7: nine miles.
Speaker 3: And then lastly here.
Speaker 7: Oklahoma House unanismally unanimously passes bill requiring new data centers
Speaker 7: to generate their own goddamn power.
Speaker 3: Says right there in the headline.
Speaker 7: House Bill twenty nine nine two received bipartisan support in
Speaker 7: the Chamber and now advances to the States Senate for consideration.
Speaker 7: The measure would mandate that any newly built data center
Speaker 7: supply its own goddamn power through on site generation. Campstreet
Speaker 7: and Wheels supporters say the requirement is intended to reduce
Speaker 7: the strain on the state's existing power grid, as demand
Speaker 7: for large scale data center facilities grows. The bill must
Speaker 7: pass the Senate before it can be sent to the
Speaker 7: Goubin's disc for final approval.
Speaker 6: I saw a thing on TV where a guy who's
Speaker 6: trying to solve this problem, and he has created data
Speaker 6: centers that float out in the ocean, and as they
Speaker 6: bounce up and down, they create energy.
Speaker 3: That's brilliant.
Speaker 6: And that data centers are also on this unit as well,
Speaker 6: and so nobody sees them. They create their own energy.
Speaker 6: It's endless, it doesn't impede with the environment. I'm like,
Speaker 6: how is this not brilliant?
Speaker 3: I think it's fantastic.
Speaker 6: And in some cases he can even direct it up
Speaker 6: to space and then back down.
Speaker 3: But you know who's missing out on that?
Speaker 7: Land developers the ones who are getting paid the big bucks.
Speaker 7: That's why they're like, I'm not putting in no ocean.
Speaker 7: We can make millions off of this line sellingless land writer.
Speaker 2: I hear you.
Speaker 6: That's always been an issue because, for example, up in
Speaker 6: o Waso, they have the Bloomingdale's Macy's fulfillment center. Yeah,
Speaker 6: they stop doing it now. This massive structure yeah, is
Speaker 6: just sitting there all right. The clientele that can have
Speaker 6: that is very tiny, right, So it's all that's always
Speaker 6: been an issue, right, talk about how great people are, all, Right,
Speaker 6: man who used pigas to slaughter his own fifteen year
Speaker 6: old brother and his shed learns his.
Speaker 7: Fate, You said, Man, he's got a fifteen year old brother.
Speaker 7: I mean, I guess that's not possible. He could be
Speaker 7: twenty am fifteen, you can be eighteen, true, Dad, Are
Speaker 7: you really a man at eighteen years old?
Speaker 3: Gorbyn? I know plenty of people that are in their
Speaker 3: thirties and forties and I would not say they are
Speaker 3: a man.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 6: Mom forced adopted five year old son to drink from
Speaker 6: toilet before he died of head trauma.
Speaker 8: Oh my god.
Speaker 7: Well, technically you can drink out of a toil that
Speaker 7: the water in the tank is clean, they say, if
Speaker 7: there's every nuclear fallout to drink out of the back.
Speaker 3: We just assume that she's making him drink out of
Speaker 3: the bowl like a dog. Yeah. I don't think that's
Speaker 3: a real thing, drinking out of the back. Yeah, why
Speaker 3: is that?
Speaker 6: Well, there's a lot of bacteria and stuff in there
Speaker 6: in the bowl. Yeah, right in the tank, And yeah,
Speaker 6: I don't know the tank in the bowl. Two separate things, right.
Speaker 6: What you said on tank is the part where the
Speaker 6: water sits creates the propulsion. Yeah, there's definitely bacteria and
Speaker 6: stuff in there.
Speaker 7: Toilet tank water safe to drink auto Field. For me,
Speaker 7: toilet tank water is durnal.
Speaker 3: God damn it. Never mind, Judas finish your sentence.
Speaker 7: Generally not safe to drink, even though it originates from
Speaker 7: the same municipal supply as tap water. While usually clean
Speaker 7: in a private home, the tank can harbor bacteria, pathogens, biofilm.
Speaker 7: Everything Corbin said from rust, toilet cleaners or some of
Speaker 7: the case is non possable gray water systems.
Speaker 3: So why would they even say that?
Speaker 7: And in a clear scenario, it's where it's like, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: go ahead, drink the toilet water.
Speaker 3: I guess something's better than nothing. Nope, you can drink
Speaker 3: your own urine. That's disgusting, but you can.
Speaker 9: Chemical cleaners. Many households use the drop in cleaning aids.
Speaker 9: That's true contamination from fixtures. The interior of a toilet
Speaker 9: tank is rarely cleaned.
Speaker 3: How about never, It's never cleaned.
Speaker 9: Right, stagnation and bacteria. Unlike the kitchen taps where water
Speaker 9: flows continuously, tank water remains stagnant for long periods. Yeah,
Speaker 9: creating a breeding ground for bacteria, mold, and micro organisms.
Speaker 7: So what if instead of dipping your cup into the
Speaker 7: tank and sipping it that way, you know the hose
Speaker 7: that's used to go down and then then it fills the.
Speaker 3: Bowl, right, Yeah, you use the water from that hose in.
Speaker 7: Stats like just turn it on and let it sprain
Speaker 7: to your mouth, Just flush it and let its, you know,
Speaker 7: fill yourself up.
Speaker 2: Is that safe?
Speaker 7: I mean I would think so at that point, because
Speaker 7: then it's just drinking out of a tiny little tab
Speaker 7: at that point.
Speaker 6: But once it enters into the the idea of being
Speaker 6: in the back of the tank. So I have never
Speaker 6: heard the back of the tank. I'd always heard a bathtub,
Speaker 6: but that was when bathtubs were made of iron and
Speaker 6: could withstand radiation. Got it, porcelain. I don't think does
Speaker 6: a good job of blocking that, but I could be wrong,
Speaker 6: But I gotta be honest. In the end, if there
Speaker 6: is an apocalyptic event and I have my choice of thirst,
Speaker 6: right or drinking out of the back of a tank
Speaker 6: that I've sat on many times, Yeah, Giardia, sign me up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Yeah, I'm taking my chances with the bacteria. By
Speaker 3: the way, that guy hasn't given an update.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, I was gonna say, I feel like there's
Speaker 9: a tac TikTok guy.
Speaker 3: Out there or tiktack.
Speaker 6: Two men beat seventy seven year old on the street
Speaker 6: for no reason and then head to McDonald's.
Speaker 3: We're hungry.
Speaker 8: Yeah, afterwards, you know, beat what what cords dice?
Speaker 6: What could a seventy seven year old do that would
Speaker 6: warrant him getting his ass beat by two people?
Speaker 3: M hm, ooh. He shook his cane at them.
Speaker 8: He said, get off my sidewalk.
Speaker 3: He shoulder bumped them. A seventy seven year old man
Speaker 3: checked him. Huh.
Speaker 7: Maybe maybe he's in a wheelchair and he wheeled over
Speaker 7: their new Jordans. Yeah, or hey dudes, I don't think
Speaker 7: people have a big to do about hey dudes being
Speaker 7: dirty like that like they do Jordan's to him, put
Speaker 7: those two shoes on the same level is probably a
Speaker 7: good excuse for your termination.
Speaker 8: Maybe, he said, shouldn't you boys be in school?
Speaker 3: Don't you ever compare hey dudes to Jordan's.
Speaker 6: Ever again, toddler comes home from daycare with hole and
Speaker 6: lip and other injuries.
Speaker 3: Caused by workers.
Speaker 7: Yeah, daycares are hard places to navigate as a parent
Speaker 7: because you obviously think they are going to care for
Speaker 7: your kid the way you want to.
Speaker 3: But the reality is they have a hard time hiring people.
Speaker 7: They find the best people they can follow the rules
Speaker 7: that they can, but it's hard to find good people
Speaker 7: to watch kids because I know you think your kid
Speaker 7: is an angel, right, but they aren't.
Speaker 6: And when you deal, you get short lived with your
Speaker 6: own kids. Now put twenty kids in a room that
Speaker 6: aren't yours, yeah.
Speaker 7: Right, and then people think because they're not yours, they
Speaker 7: can do whatever the hell they want. Yeah, because they're
Speaker 7: not their kids.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: And this I'm not This isn't me making an excuse
Speaker 6: for that behavior, but I think it's you got to
Speaker 6: have your eyes wide open.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, and just know that that is a giant possibility.
Speaker 3: And what are you supposed to do? I get it.
Speaker 6: Parents charge after infant hospitalized with broken ribs, arm, shoulder,
Speaker 6: and brain bleed.
Speaker 3: Probably didn't wait seven hours?
Speaker 6: Oh god, right, man kidnapped and killed mother they're of
Speaker 6: three before storing her body under his trailer.
Speaker 3: Okay, where else are you gonna put a dead money.
Speaker 6: Woman burns down boyfriend's house because she was pissed off
Speaker 6: he stole.
Speaker 3: From her extreme But it's understandable.
Speaker 6: What did he take doesn't matter mine, not yours. Yeah,
Speaker 6: mom on the run after leaving two kids home alone
Speaker 6: for six weeks. She's not on the run, she's gone. Yeah,
Speaker 6: she went to get a pack of cigarettes.
Speaker 8: She abandoned to them to say how old the kids were?
Speaker 3: Okay, I'll look, but say more.
Speaker 7: Well, I mean, okay, So let's take the scenario. If
Speaker 7: it's the big one watching the little one. Okay, most
Speaker 7: kids know how to kind of take care of themselves,
Speaker 7: feed themselves, you know, at the age of twelve eleven.
Speaker 7: Definitely by thirteen, you're washing your own ass and you're
Speaker 7: making eggs, maybe some grilled cheese or something.
Speaker 3: The line can So mom.
Speaker 7: Goes off for a pack of cigarettes, leaves the twelve
Speaker 7: thirteen year old with the five, six, seven year whatever, and.
Speaker 3: It's all good. Big ones watching a little one.
Speaker 6: During an interview, the eleven year old said she was
Speaker 6: in charge of her six year old sister and had
Speaker 6: tasks like preparing her sister for school, managing your sister's
Speaker 6: daily needs, and attempting to obtain food.
Speaker 3: So I'm with you.
Speaker 6: That maybe those people can at that age can make
Speaker 6: a sandwich watch it, But an overnight is a whole
Speaker 6: other thing. Yeah yeah, yeah, and multiple overnights is not
Speaker 6: the same as mom and dad are going on a date.
Speaker 3: Right, gets bad at a decent time, right, wild story.
Speaker 6: Woman shot father of her children in different states amid
Speaker 6: custody disputes, learns fate. So like to me, when I
Speaker 6: read that headline, I had the impression that took the guy,
Speaker 6: went to another state, shot him, took him to another state,
Speaker 6: shot him.
Speaker 3: So I'll read the headline again. Women have shot.
Speaker 6: A woman shot five of her children in different states,
Speaker 6: amid custody disputes.
Speaker 3: No, this bitch had a lot of baby daddies. Right,
Speaker 3: it gets around and she's going to every suit. He's
Speaker 3: done with all of them. Yeah wow, Well, lad, we'll
Speaker 3: lead with end with this one.
Speaker 6: Dad had butted, punched, and squeezed his twenty seven day
Speaker 6: old son until his own ribs hurt.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, till his own the punchers, not the kid. Yeah,
Speaker 3: what a scumbag. I want to commit a crime just
Speaker 3: to meet him in jail.
Speaker 7: Real, right, Because we've talked about and at least there's
Speaker 7: the myth of I don't know. I've never been in prison,
Speaker 7: but you know, child molesters pretty much anybody who hurts
Speaker 7: a child is gets the jail yard justice, right at
Speaker 7: least that's what we're led to believe anyway.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, Lindsay and I talked about this a lot.
Speaker 6: They know those people are, you know, public enemy number one,
Speaker 6: and they try to keep them separated into their own group.
Speaker 6: Keep in mind, you think you're safe in prison for anything,
Speaker 6: and you are not.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 7: No, you get a job as a trustee in the
Speaker 7: library or something, watch out, you're getting a shive in
Speaker 7: your back.
Speaker 6: You know how that kid was just trying to get
Speaker 6: a good grid and graduated, got to get his ged.
Speaker 3: Well what happened to him?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Shot in the yard? What are we doing out here? Bam?
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's a movie reference for those who don't know
Speaker 7: what movie Lindsay.
Speaker 8: I don't know, come on, Shawshank, Yes.
Speaker 7: The only Yeah, prison reference. Uh maybe cool hand, Luke,
Speaker 7: but that's a different type of thing.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 3: Women's Penitentiary nine is pretty good. No it's not. It's
Speaker 3: not as good as seventh.
Speaker 6: The nude scenes first of all, yes, it is everybody
Speaker 6: knows the ninth one isn't good.
Speaker 7: Can't hold a candle to the seventh or fifth. All Right,
Speaker 7: we gotta take a break.
Speaker 3: We'll be back.