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Speaker 1: And pretty cool story in the news this morning about
Speaker 1: Zach Brown. Zach Brown gave away thirty seven thousand and
Speaker 1: some change cruises to everybody in attendance at Finway Park
Speaker 1: for the game. It was like his fifth consecutive sellout
Speaker 1: of Finway or some crazy thing like that. And to
Speaker 1: which I say, what about the parking attendance? What about
Speaker 1: the people that were working sessions and security? Did they
Speaker 1: whether they should or shouldn't, I don't know, but did
Speaker 1: they include them.
Speaker 4: Probably not, because they did not pay to get in.
Speaker 4: They are working, and as far as I'm concerned, these
Speaker 4: are for the fans that paid to be at that
Speaker 4: show to help sell it out. So you don't get
Speaker 4: a cruise, man, Sorry, you should have taken the day
Speaker 4: off and paid for a ticket.
Speaker 1: So that's seventy four thousand people. They're gonna be going
Speaker 1: on two separate cruises. I think it's got to be
Speaker 1: more than that. Seventy four thousand. It's way more than that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're not gonna pack all all those people on
Speaker 4: one one big ass boat.
Speaker 1: Surely not. I let's just say the biggest cruise ship
Speaker 1: holds ten thousand people. That's seven trips.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because it's it's a Margaritaville cruise, is what it is.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Margueriteaville at c Gimpy.
Speaker 1: Right, fans had to register that night to claim it,
Speaker 1: so the final number might be lower.
Speaker 8: Can you imagine you're just too drunk?
Speaker 4: Are you?
Speaker 8: You leave early?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 4: My goodness? Right, and you miss out on the cruise
Speaker 4: because you wanted to.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you, do you want to go?
Speaker 4: Hold?
Speaker 1: You didn't hear the details, right?
Speaker 8: Because who do you call? You don't right, Hey, Zach
Speaker 8: I left early.
Speaker 4: So the Margaritaville at sea ranges anywhere this is the
Speaker 4: occupancy capacities is what they call it, anywhere from thirteen
Speaker 4: hundred to thirty four hundred passengers depending on the specific
Speaker 4: vessel WHOA and whether it it reflects double or maxim occupancy.
Speaker 1: So that means that they had that's twenty one trips,
Speaker 1: almost twenty two trips. Yeah, that they'll have to he'll
Speaker 1: have to go do. Yeah. Now is he gonna be
Speaker 1: on all of them or did he just just just
Speaker 1: go ahead and just front the bill for them to
Speaker 1: have it fun that I don't know.
Speaker 4: That I don't know, and.
Speaker 1: Did he just give the bait. They all in cabins,
Speaker 1: you know, the ones that would in staterooms, but then
Speaker 1: they had the special name when they're in the middle
Speaker 1: of the ship with no windows, which is not awesome.
Speaker 8: Literally the worst way to do a cruise.
Speaker 4: I think a buddy of mine and just recently went
Speaker 4: on a cruise and they took pictures. I was like, oh,
Speaker 4: that's neat. So I start scrolling through them and then
Speaker 4: I seen their cabin and their bunks. Because I've always
Speaker 4: wanted to tick a cruise, right, and I'm like, this
Speaker 4: looks horrible.
Speaker 1: You're stuck in like prison style bunks.
Speaker 8: I mean in some scenarios.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I guess if you can pay the cash for
Speaker 4: those upgraded you only get you get in an actual bed,
Speaker 4: not just a bed that folds down from the wall.
Speaker 1: I've never I've been on two cruises, yeah, two, and
Speaker 1: I've never stayed in a bunk style scenario.
Speaker 8: It was and one of those inner cabins and it.
Speaker 1: Was just a you know, two beds on each side,
Speaker 1: look like a dorm room if I'm being honest. And
Speaker 1: then the other one was when we went on that
Speaker 1: Disney cruise and we had like a king bed, an
Speaker 1: actual real bed.
Speaker 8: Yes, yeah, it was ridiculous.
Speaker 4: Uh, this here just says Margueritaville's three ship meet up,
Speaker 4: Zach Brown Live and Nassaul. So okay, so there's three
Speaker 4: ships and if you know, each ship holds sixteen hundred people. Yeah,
Speaker 4: he gonna be doing that for a while. Yeah, but
Speaker 4: I mean he's getting a cruise out of the deal.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Sure, that's been a problem for him, and he's
Speaker 1: getting paid for it, and forty million dollars if we
Speaker 1: start seeing him be the spokesperson from Margaritaville. Let's see,
Speaker 1: we know that there's something else. He didn't put the
Speaker 1: bill right right, completely right, right, right, He might have
Speaker 1: put up half of it because what was like forty
Speaker 1: million dollars. Yeah, for all those all those tickets. I
Speaker 1: went down a rabbit hole of musicians and what they've donated.
Speaker 1: And this is great, but it doesn't make him the
Speaker 1: most charitable it sounds like it. Yeah, but he's definitely
Speaker 1: the most involved, filling like forward facing, rather than he
Speaker 1: just the artist just gives money and then whatever. No,
Speaker 1: he's been he's actively involved some other ones. Taylor Swift
Speaker 1: distributed more than fifty five million dollars in bonuses.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that was right, correct, Yeah.
Speaker 1: That's still she didn't have to get you pointed out
Speaker 1: with the the people you know, doing security, like too bad,
Speaker 1: you got your job. This was just a bonus, right,
Speaker 1: that's one hundred thousand dollars bonus per truck driver.
Speaker 9: Well, and then right before her wedding, her and Travis.
Speaker 1: Donated twelve or twenty or something twenty.
Speaker 9: Four I think it was twenty four million to different
Speaker 9: charities in the city.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's all tax right off, So right, the bonuses,
Speaker 4: the donating, the charities, right they you know.
Speaker 1: It depends on how she does it, right. I'm not
Speaker 1: savvy enough with tax nor am I. But as an individual,
Speaker 1: I don't know if it has the same safety as
Speaker 1: a business. Right, So, and I don't know if she
Speaker 1: Maybe she said it and then her LLC did, who knows, Yeah,
Speaker 1: Dolly Parton, of course she's got that. Imagination Library distributes
Speaker 1: three million free books every month over its lifetime. It's
Speaker 1: reach and social impact dwarfs this crews giveaway by miles,
Speaker 1: and it happened slowly over time. Drake spent one million
Speaker 1: dollars given away cash, tuition, groceries, vehicles, and other assistants
Speaker 1: while filming a video. He also paid college tuitions for
Speaker 1: fans at concerts. That's pretty cool, Yeah, that is. What
Speaker 1: do you think his net worth is Drakes?
Speaker 4: Yeah, sixty billion.
Speaker 1: I would say two fifty four hundred million, So he
Speaker 1: gave one four hundredth of his net worth away. What
Speaker 1: do you think Zach Brown's net worth is.
Speaker 6: Eighty five million?
Speaker 4: Yeah, one thousand, lind five thousand dollars.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna say three hundred.
Speaker 8: This says anywhere between fifty and sixty.
Speaker 1: That's it, okay, But he gave away forty yeah, right,
Speaker 1: that's a why now compare that to the one four
Speaker 1: hundreds of Drake right right, right right?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 1: Travis Scott gave away a million dollars in scholarships to
Speaker 1: one hundred students through his foundation. Herb Alpert, Herb Alpert,
Speaker 1: not Herb Yes, Herb Alpert. Do you know who that is? Yes?
Speaker 8: Yes, I knew you would know who.
Speaker 1: That was, great song about infidelity. He donated thirty million
Speaker 1: dollars to the Music School at UCLA, twenty four million
Speaker 1: to cal Arts, and more than five million dollars to
Speaker 1: the Harlem School of Arts.
Speaker 4: That's pretty good, yeah for a guy that we all went,
Speaker 4: huh yeah, the one hit wonder Gay.
Speaker 1: Yeah. What's Herb Alpert's network?
Speaker 9: Take?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 4: Sixteen million?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 6: Oh? Say ten?
Speaker 8: Eight hundred and fifty million?
Speaker 4: God damn af Peanick Gilattas.
Speaker 1: He was the co founder and for the independent record
Speaker 1: label he created with in nineteen sixty two with Jerry Moss,
Speaker 1: called A and M Records.
Speaker 6: Okay, it's kind of a big deal.
Speaker 1: He sold over seventy two million records worldwide as the
Speaker 1: leader of the Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass Band. Nice.
Speaker 8: Hey, man, it can't just be the Herbalpert band.
Speaker 4: Right right, He's all put in these records producing, and
Speaker 4: he's like, you know what, I could do this? This
Speaker 4: seems pretty easy. Got a brilliant song about Penia Giladas.
Speaker 8: Why don't you just start you in record label?
Speaker 1: Fine? I will welcome new band, dirty Baby Jesus Fetus.
Speaker 1: I need to meet the chairman and ceo. This is
Speaker 1: Herb Alpert. Ayeana, guy, do you want a brass band
Speaker 1: around here? Said no one ever? You know that was
Speaker 1: huh no, the secretary. You know who you were just
Speaker 1: speaking with, don't you know? He was the man who
Speaker 1: who says, if you like Pina Colattas, this cat's gotta
Speaker 1: be on my next deathpool man. Sure in ninety one
Speaker 1: years old. Yeah, eighty five million dollars though eight hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty million dollars though he got it. He got
Speaker 1: some good hook up. Yeah, he's on tour. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I was just about to say, he'll be in Knoxville
Speaker 4: on Monday.
Speaker 1: And it's sold out. These are all sold out.
Speaker 4: I'm what I guess Indianapolis or Knoxville might be the
Speaker 4: closest he's coming to us. It'd be in Mesa, Arizona. Okay,
Speaker 4: you want to go to the Knoxville show forty seven dollars.
Speaker 1: Sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty, twenty one, twenty two, twenty three,
Speaker 1: twenty four, twenty nine, thirty sold out shows this year. Wow,
Speaker 1: damn he is not somebody suffering from the blue dot
Speaker 1: problem post malone. Right, all that for one song? Name
Speaker 1: another Herb Albert song.
Speaker 6: You can't you.
Speaker 1: Can't exact cream and other delights because you're looking at
Speaker 1: it's on the top of the list. Here, lady fingers Zorba,
Speaker 1: the Greek what now my love? Tijuana Taxi, don't look
Speaker 1: it up. Don't look it up.
Speaker 4: No, I was just gonna No.
Speaker 1: Don't look it up on urban dictionary. Okay, yeah, the
Speaker 1: Lonely Bull. These all sound like urban Dictionary positions.
Speaker 6: They might be.
Speaker 1: And he's not selling like he's This isn't like you
Speaker 1: know Bob's backyard. No, he's playing.
Speaker 8: No, these are these are Vin Hughes.
Speaker 1: Uh. We're in August three thousand seat venues, which is
Speaker 1: still three thousand seat venues. Yeah, the Kodeac Center, how
Speaker 1: much do you think the kode Accenter in Rochester, New
Speaker 1: York holds that he's sold out?
Speaker 4: Oh, let's go with.
Speaker 1: Ninety five thousand, one hundred grand even you think he's
Speaker 1: the venue holds one hundred thousand people in Rochester, New York. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: it's twenty twenty two. I think there are like very
Speaker 1: few venues that hold that much. Arrowhead holds like eighty two,
Speaker 1: I think on the like when they did the Super
Speaker 1: Bowl down in Dallas, that was one hundred and two
Speaker 1: or one hundred and one. Oh, like, it is not
Speaker 1: very rare. Good for that cat for real. And the
Speaker 1: Agua Caliente Resort and Casino in Rancho Mirage, California is
Speaker 1: going quickly.
Speaker 4: All the senior sitters buying up all these tickets for
Speaker 4: Herb Albert Albert.
Speaker 1: Do you think they get out of their wheelchair and
Speaker 1: he's playing the trumpet? By the way, at that age,
Speaker 1: you think he.
Speaker 4: Sits down to play, like a lot of people at
Speaker 4: that age do. Like Hank Williams is not ninety one.
Speaker 4: Hank Williams Junior is not ninety one years old, but
Speaker 4: he sits down to play a lot. Same way with.
Speaker 1: Phil Collins. Yes, he's been sitting down play yeah yeah, uh,
Speaker 1: Loretta Lynne said down the last few times of her tour.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so he's got to just be sitting down jamming up.
Speaker 4: I don't know why Chuck Mangioni comes out, but whatever.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna show you why Chuck Mangioni comes out right now.
Speaker 1: You're gonna hear why on this episode of Chips. I
Speaker 1: always think of this office.
Speaker 4: Yeah, mister Pearce, the doctor will see.
Speaker 8: You now listen.
Speaker 1: I'm not very happy about the delivery you made to
Speaker 1: my house home. Please thank you for olden. We'll still
Speaker 1: be with you.
Speaker 4: I've got to cut all that out of the podcast.
Speaker 4: Herb Albert's people will be contacting us.
Speaker 1: He's got an AI machine. You know what, No, you
Speaker 1: know what? No, don't just leave it in see whatever
Speaker 1: I want that meaning?
Speaker 4: Can you guys explain.
Speaker 1: Why Herb Alpert just trying everything we can, throwing us
Speaker 1: at the hall.
Speaker 8: Somebody's correcting us.
Speaker 1: On the Tijuana song, Rupert Holmes sings that song.
Speaker 8: Mmmm apparently yeah.
Speaker 1: He sings that.
Speaker 8: If you want Pina Colada song escape, it's called escape.
Speaker 1: Okay. By the way, I want that person that texts
Speaker 1: that in on my trivia team.
Speaker 4: Uh huh.
Speaker 1: And and it's Herb Alpert. No, it's not.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and google idiot and do a quick google of Rupert.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, by the way, he looks like he wrote that
Speaker 1: donkey for a while.
Speaker 6: Yes he did.
Speaker 9: And the first picture from the La Times. You look
Speaker 9: at him now, I mean it looks like almost like
Speaker 9: a serial killer.
Speaker 4: It looks like you should be selling the insurance. He
Speaker 4: looks British.
Speaker 6: Yep, well is he?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 4: Oh, and that explains why he looks British. Then yeah,
Speaker 4: he's a British born American. Okay, So who the hell
Speaker 4: is Herb Alpert? Then?
Speaker 1: Well you heard him. I just played it.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And and stop discrediting the TV.
Speaker 4: Let's want of breass.
Speaker 1: Sorry, we're in the bed too, man, Hobad, you're all replaceable.
Speaker 8: You're just a name.
Speaker 4: I can put it.
Speaker 1: I don't know why I'm getting on Mark Wahlberg. You doesn't
Speaker 1: put anybody's face. Can we get a squaw machine? All right,
Speaker 1: we gotta take a break. We got tickets to see
Speaker 1: the Smashing Pumpkins.
Speaker 8: We'll be back.
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Speaker 9: Assisted living facility gives man eighteen shots of booze before
Speaker 9: doctor's appointment. This happened in holding Ford, Minnesota. They got
Speaker 9: some questions to answer concerning the treatment of one of
Speaker 9: their residents. The state investigators are looking in a covered
Speaker 9: bridge assisted living after one of their residents, Don Brambrick,
Speaker 9: reportedly showed up at a doctor's appointment completely blitzed from
Speaker 9: alcohol in a span of less than twenty four hours
Speaker 9: before the appointment. Reports say that bram Brick had been
Speaker 9: given eighteen shots and a beer. He arrived at his
Speaker 9: appointments with a blood alcohol level a point two three.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 9: Don was sent to the emergency room for an evaluation,
Speaker 9: but he told them that instead of spending the night
Speaker 9: at the hospital, he'd rather go home and continue to
Speaker 9: drink with staff.
Speaker 8: Yeah he would, yeah, Ken blame him on that.
Speaker 4: No, man, it's always more fun to go back home
Speaker 4: and continue drinking with your staff.
Speaker 9: So I'm assuming that he doesn't live in like the
Speaker 9: memory care unit. If it's assisted living, he probably he
Speaker 9: has his own it's like a studio apartment or a
Speaker 9: one bedroom apartment in the assisted living facility.
Speaker 1: I don't know. They're all a little different.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: It reminds me of that Landman episode where you mom
Speaker 4: and daughter.
Speaker 1: They're trying to turn good be good people, and they
Speaker 1: go to the retirement home and they're playing checker. I
Speaker 1: don't know, they're doing something and she's like, this is dumb.
Speaker 1: All right, let's go drink and they make margarita's and yeah,
Speaker 1: it's wild.
Speaker 4: And when those old people party it up, man, the hell?
Speaker 8: And who's getting this person alcohol?
Speaker 6: Someone at the assisted living facility.
Speaker 9: That's why they're the they're questioning the people that work there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's probably one of the employees more than likely.
Speaker 9: Yeah, because I know when my grandparents lived there, like
Speaker 9: my father, my grandfather wasn't in the memory here. He
Speaker 9: had his own little apartment that attached. He could co
Speaker 9: visit my grandma in the memory care but they couldn't
Speaker 9: live in the same area.
Speaker 1: But he wasn't on and they wanted to have smush time.
Speaker 1: They just go back to his place.
Speaker 9: Right, No, like she could visit. No, she wasn't allowed
Speaker 9: to visit his area.
Speaker 1: She couldn't leave the prison, I mean in the home exactly.
Speaker 9: And he wasn't allowed to have alcohol in his He
Speaker 9: had a fridge, but he couldn't keep alcohol in it.
Speaker 4: So man fires ten shots at self checkout in argument
Speaker 4: at Pennsylvania Walmart. So clearly it comes out of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 4: Glen Olden is the area that it comes out of.
Speaker 4: Seven point thirty on a Friday evening. I guess this
Speaker 4: guy has gone done his grocery shopping or gotten a
Speaker 4: few things, and he's going through the checkout stand and
Speaker 4: he gets into an argument with another customer there, and
Speaker 4: that's when he pulls out his pistol. And they say
Speaker 4: that he fired between five and ten rounds at the
Speaker 4: other shopper. The guy that he was arguing with, right,
Speaker 4: missed every last one of his shots. One of his
Speaker 4: shots ricochets off hits an employee right in her calf. Right.
Speaker 4: She goes to the hospital with non life threatening injuries.
Speaker 4: Police clearly come out. I guess this guy took the
Speaker 4: hell off because they're still searching for him. They reviewed
Speaker 4: surveillance footage from inside and outside the store. They went
Speaker 4: through his purchase history trying to piece together like what
Speaker 4: happened and identify the man. And they say, as of
Speaker 4: right now, they are still looking for the dude.
Speaker 8: It's awesome.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just getting a little frustrated with the uh.
Speaker 4: I get it, man, It sucks and sometimes it doesn't
Speaker 4: work all the time, and you gotta wait, especially if
Speaker 4: you're buy an alcohol, have somebody come over and you know,
Speaker 4: verify that you're old enough and blah blah, but pull
Speaker 4: out your pistol and fire ten rounds in the checkout stamp.
Speaker 1: I mean sucks. Feels really dramatic that you've got to
Speaker 1: weight to have your ID check and now they can
Speaker 1: even do it from Afar. They can do year old
Speaker 1: and they just hit the button. Yeah sucks. Means you
Speaker 1: know you've lost your home. That sucks. I'm tired of
Speaker 1: checking myself out.
Speaker 8: You got cyclospora.
Speaker 1: That sucks. Not equal to you've got to weight to
Speaker 1: have your ID checked or you didn't You put it
Speaker 1: on the weight thing too early.
Speaker 4: Please put item in the bagging area.
Speaker 1: Bitch it is.
Speaker 8: There's a gross story in town.
Speaker 1: I don't like going to because they have theirs pretty tight,
Speaker 1: like it's almost too accurate.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Walmart doesn't feel like they do it that often.
Speaker 4: See and if they just took out the self checkout
Speaker 4: and had employees in the in the in the checkout
Speaker 4: like they normally used to before COVID, we.
Speaker 9: Would one of them did the one at eighty first
Speaker 9: did put takeout?
Speaker 1: They were model in all of them. Yeah, they're amoutel
Speaker 1: all of them. I need the self checkouts. I don't
Speaker 1: because I feel like I'll give you a great example
Speaker 1: because my wife doesn't like using self checkouts. And she
Speaker 1: went through and went to the the checkout. It was
Speaker 1: that Target, and he was like, well, you shouldn't buy
Speaker 1: all this stuff, you know, deep like slow, you shouldn't
Speaker 1: check out, buy all this stuff. Wait till next week
Speaker 1: because it's tax free weekend. She's like, I want it now,
Speaker 1: Come on, you just see what I don't want to gee,
Speaker 1: just just do your job.
Speaker 4: Let me get out of here. Self checkout doesn't do that, No,
Speaker 4: It bitches and complains about the amount of weight that
Speaker 4: you have in the bagging area.
Speaker 8: Bitches complaints.
Speaker 4: Right, Well, maybe that damn self checkout will learn its
Speaker 4: lesson next time.
Speaker 8: Sure. Probably.
Speaker 1: Postal worker accused of stealing winning lotto ticket. US postal
Speaker 1: service worker in Florida has been accused of stealing the
Speaker 1: winning lottery ticket from the mail and cashing it in
Speaker 1: Lakeisha Lockhart was arrested on July twenty third following a
Speaker 1: joint investigation.
Speaker 8: She later admitted to stealing the lottery ticket.
Speaker 1: The Lottery Player reported that the winning four pack ticket,
Speaker 1: worth twenty six hundred dollars, never arrived at its destination.
Speaker 1: It was traced to a Florida Lottery office in Miami
Speaker 1: and had been redeemed. She faces multiple charges, including grand
Speaker 1: theft and mail theft, which she's probably gonna get more
Speaker 1: trouble for the mail theft.
Speaker 8: Yeah to all that for twenty six hundred bucks.
Speaker 1: So the ticket, somebody was getting mailed the ticket and
Speaker 1: she found the ticket in the mail some prize going through.
Speaker 1: You have the option on some prizes to mail the
Speaker 1: ticket in and they will mail you a check, okay.
Speaker 4: And she's like, this is go into the post or
Speaker 4: to the lottery commission. Yeah, opens it up, okay. Because
Speaker 4: I was like, how the hell does she get a
Speaker 4: hold of it? You just going through every letter and package.
Speaker 4: But I guess if it's addressed to the lottery commission,
Speaker 4: that makes sense.
Speaker 1: It's kind of like, you know, stealing the magazine that
Speaker 1: got delivered with the black cover on it. Yeah, pornos, Yeah,
Speaker 1: porno mags way back in it. And maybe people aren't
Speaker 1: don't realize when you go to turn those tickets in,
Speaker 1: they take a lot of information. Yeah, so they know
Speaker 1: who picked it up, who turned the ticket in. That
Speaker 1: sucks for twenty six hundred, Oh for twenty six hundred bucks.
Speaker 4: Yeah's worth it.
Speaker 1: If I got it it was twenty six hundred dollars,
Speaker 1: i'd put it right back in the mail.
Speaker 4: No, if it was twenty six mailiing even then.
Speaker 1: You're gonna get caught. Yeah, twenty six hundred. I'm taking
Speaker 1: it in. Yeah, I'll take the road trip any amount.
Speaker 1: I'm not mailing it in for that reason right there.
Speaker 1: It doesn't happen that often, though, it happens about as
Speaker 1: often as you get checked for ID.
Speaker 4: Well, that still happens once is enough for me to
Speaker 4: be like, m I want to keep my money. I
Speaker 4: don't need some angry postal worker I'm gonna stealing my cash.
Speaker 1: So what I'm hearing you say is things only can
Speaker 1: happen once and for you, you'll never go down that
Speaker 1: road again.
Speaker 4: Eh.
Speaker 1: Nope, this conversation, for this argument.
Speaker 8: All right, we got to take a break. We'll be back.
Speaker 9: Good morning Corbyn with the kids headed back to school
Speaker 9: here shortly, the dreaded school supply lists are coming out
Speaker 9: on school websites. And think of all of the school
Speaker 9: supplies you can buy with one thousand dollars. At eight
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Speaker 8: Good morning Gimpie, Well, good morning Corbin.
Speaker 4: So this Friday is my birthday and I'm going to
Speaker 4: be celebrating on Lady Good Diva's.
Speaker 1: I'm going to be there starting at seven o'clock. I
Speaker 1: won't you come hang out.
Speaker 4: On they Well, on out, I have a drink, get
Speaker 4: your dance, do whatever, celebrate me. Come on. It's birthday
Speaker 4: of this Friday, Lady Goadaiva was eighteenth and Sheridan see either.
Speaker 1: All right, you have almost a zero chance of living
Speaker 1: next to a serial killer, but not exactly zero, right,
Speaker 1: Listen to this crazy stat The US has an astounding
Speaker 1: sixty six percent of known cases worldwide three six hundred
Speaker 1: and fifteen serial killers to date. It's a lot, yeah, right,
Speaker 1: And so somebody went and analyzed serial killer data across
Speaker 1: fifty states and they found that Wyoming has the highest
Speaker 1: concentration of known serial killers in the country, with thirteen
Speaker 1: point five serial killers per one million residents. So in perspective,
Speaker 1: the odds of living next to a known serial killer
Speaker 1: in Wyoming one in seventy three thousand, are higher than
Speaker 1: the odds of hitting the jackpot.
Speaker 4: I guess it makes sense for your serial killer to
Speaker 4: go hide out in Wyoming, pretty wide open spaces.
Speaker 1: You would think New York would have a higher right,
Speaker 1: more people. No, it was near the bottom. And so
Speaker 1: where does that put Oklahoma in the top ten. He's
Speaker 1: wanted us to be a top ten state and we
Speaker 1: nailed it being a top ten state. And the thing
Speaker 1: that I found fascinating about this information was that in
Speaker 1: the article they didn't really classify what a serial killer was.
Speaker 1: They didn't really say it was, you know, two victims,
Speaker 1: three victims, went on and on. So the list is
Speaker 1: kind of of broad. But Oklahoma had twenty three known
Speaker 1: serial killers and two hundred known victims. And I have
Speaker 1: some of the really good serial killers that I didn't
Speaker 1: even know were a thing here that we can talk about.
Speaker 1: And so some of these I didn't know who they were.
Speaker 1: But some of them you're going to be Oh, I
Speaker 1: remember this. The Giggling Granny is one of Tulsa's most
Speaker 1: famous serial killers, Nanny DAWs. She poisoned family members, including
Speaker 1: four husbands and roughly twenty over twenty seven years. Her
Speaker 1: final husband died here in Tulsa in nineteen fifty four,
Speaker 1: and the addutopsy revealed arsenic. She confessed to numerous killings
Speaker 1: and died in prison. So you think serial killers are
Speaker 1: menacing right, prowling in the middle of the night. No,
Speaker 1: this counts as a serial killer.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Roger Dale Stafford, his wife, and his brother were responsible
Speaker 1: for the nineteen seventy eight murders of six employees at
Speaker 1: the Surloine Steak Stockade restaurant and O KC, along with
Speaker 1: the killings of a Texas family dinner Percell. He's often
Speaker 1: to described as a serial killer, though the crimes occurred
Speaker 1: in compressed period and could be also called spreeze or
Speaker 1: mass murders. Okay, the roaming rapist. Oh, these are Oklahoma
Speaker 1: serial killers. The roaming rapist. He killed five people across
Speaker 1: northern Oklahoma during a nineteen day period in nineteen eighty four.
Speaker 8: The murders happened rapidly.
Speaker 1: He's more accurately called a spree killer, despite appearing on many.
Speaker 8: Serial killer lists.
Speaker 1: We haven't had something like this, I can't think of
Speaker 1: since I've lived here, and I've lived here since a
Speaker 1: one here in Oklahoma.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I have some kind of major.
Speaker 1: Serial killer scenario, type of spree thing.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 1: No, there have been people on that beene hundred four
Speaker 1: because they did something bad or killed somebody.
Speaker 4: Right, but not quite like this.
Speaker 1: A nineteen day period of killing five people, that is,
Speaker 1: that's insane. Wayne Henry Garrison. He was convicted of murdering
Speaker 1: a thirteen year old Tulsa boy and linked to earlier
Speaker 1: killings of two other children. He admitted to additional murders,
Speaker 1: though those claims were not all proven.
Speaker 8: William Lewis Reese.
Speaker 1: He was convicted of for murders, including the ninety seven
Speaker 1: abduction and killing of nineteen year old Tiffany Johnston from
Speaker 1: a car wash. After serving time in Texas, he returned
Speaker 1: to Oklahoma in January of twenty twenty six to face
Speaker 1: his Oklahoma death sentence. I feel like I remember that
Speaker 1: one in the news. How about the old Tulsa strangler?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 8: No, right, I had no idea. This is Charles Floyd.
Speaker 1: He was believed to be responsible for a series of
Speaker 1: attacks and killings of women of Tulsa during the forties.
Speaker 1: He was declared mentally incompetent and confined rather than convicted.
Speaker 1: He was attributed to at least five killings. Okay, the
Speaker 1: Oklahoma City butcher, it's a great murderer. Now. That is
Speaker 1: an unknown killer associated with dismembered remains of women found
Speaker 1: around Oklahoma City during the seventies. Nobody was identified or convicted,
Speaker 1: and the number of victims and whether one person committed
Speaker 1: the crimes still is uncertain. Only women, Huh.
Speaker 4: That's somebody who's been scarred by a woman.
Speaker 8: Or thinks they're doing.
Speaker 1: God's work exactly.
Speaker 8: It's not always vindication, man.
Speaker 6: And that's an unsolved case.
Speaker 1: Still apparently apparently. How about Monroe Betterton. He was paroled
Speaker 1: after killing his wife and then he did it again.
Speaker 1: He was sittence to ninety nine years in prison in
Speaker 1: Missouri for murdering his second wife, and is also suspected
Speaker 1: in the death of his first He married, moved here
Speaker 1: to northeastern Oklahoma in nineteen nineteen, killed wife number three
Speaker 1: this time, though we didn't let him go. He was
Speaker 1: electrocuted in nineteen twenty. The insane part isn't just the murderers.
Speaker 1: It's that the man served ninety nine years from murdering
Speaker 1: a spouse and was released and remarried and repeated almost
Speaker 1: the exact same pattern.
Speaker 4: Yeah, learned your lesson after that one, right as they
Speaker 4: did on the third try.
Speaker 1: Well, it's nice. I think he's changed, been rehabilitated. The
Speaker 1: Kelly family seven in eighteen eighty seven in what was
Speaker 1: then No Man's Land, now known as the Panhandle. According
Speaker 1: to accounts, the Kelly family ran a tavern where travelers disappeared.
Speaker 1: Investigators supposedly discovered a hidden trap door beneath a chair,
Speaker 1: bodies in a cellar, and more victims buried near a barn.
Speaker 1: The theory was travelers were dropped through the floor and
Speaker 1: then killed and robbed. A posse trapped down the family.
Speaker 1: Three were reportedly hanged from trees, while another died after
Speaker 1: falling from a horse. Eleven victims were attributed to them.
Speaker 1: Why isn't there one a haunted house named after this?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: Taking the story?
Speaker 8: And two where's the movie?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Right? You used to be sitting there mine in your
Speaker 4: own business. Want to drink because he's been on the road,
Speaker 4: it's all dusty, and then all of a sudden, zinc eh,
Speaker 4: you fall through the floor.
Speaker 1: Joshua Anderson he was only nineteen when police rested him
Speaker 1: in two thousand and seven. He was convicted of murdering
Speaker 1: four people and suspected in fifth killing, all within a
Speaker 1: small area north of downtown Tulsa. He had no consistent
Speaker 1: victim type. Police described a neighborhood where people were afraid
Speaker 1: of him, and at one point he was responsible for
Speaker 1: a huge portion of Tulsa's murders in one year, wow
Speaker 1: at nineteen in two thousand and seven. In one case,
Speaker 1: he reportedly took a knife from a victim's body simply
Speaker 1: because he liked it. He received four life sentences plus
Speaker 1: additional prison time. And then there's a lot of belief
Speaker 1: that the BTK killer had a bunch of Ooklahoma victims,
Speaker 1: right because he was up in Wichita, right, not that
Speaker 1: far away?
Speaker 8: Correct?
Speaker 1: And BTK he was was he killing He would just
Speaker 1: go into people's homes and kill people, right, He would
Speaker 1: break in, kill them and then leave. He didn't have
Speaker 1: like he wasn't just killing women, right.
Speaker 4: Right, I think so I'm not up to date on
Speaker 4: the BTK killer.
Speaker 1: He did kill women, but mostly women, is what I'm saying. Yeah, Yes,
Speaker 1: blind torture killed by the way is what that stands for.
Speaker 1: His typical female victim alone or invulnerable, often living in
Speaker 1: the Wichita area, chosen because he believed he could control them,
Speaker 1: not because of their age or appearance. He would spend
Speaker 1: weeks or months watching potential victims projects, as he noted
Speaker 1: in his documents, learn their routines, break into homes or
Speaker 1: wait until he knew they'd be vulnerable, bind and strangle them,
Speaker 1: often after physic psychological terrorizing their minds. Sometimes pose the bodies,
Speaker 1: keep souvenirs from the crimes, and relive the murders through
Speaker 1: fantasy for years afterwards. A couple of times he deviated
Speaker 1: from that. He killed nine year old Josephino Tero to
Speaker 1: a women in their sixties. He killed entire families, a
Speaker 1: single woman, an elderly woman, so there wasn't a strict type.
Speaker 1: Disappearance of Cynthia Kenney caught investigator's attention because she was sixteen.
Speaker 8: Years old girl. She was working at a laundry mat.
Speaker 1: She vanished without a trace, and Dennis Raider was known
Speaker 1: to stalk victims who were isolated. He was also working
Speaker 1: in Oklahoma around that time installing security systems. Man, installing
Speaker 1: security systems and killing people. Yeah, like you you know,
Speaker 1: the in and out.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, he looks like the kind of guy
Speaker 4: that's going to, you know, kill a bunch of people.
Speaker 1: Yes, just looking at as much You're like, yeah, you
Speaker 1: look crazy. Yeah yeah, man, thanks coming in. I'm a
Speaker 1: police officer for a small I worked a case that
Speaker 1: didn't sit right to me. Long story short, This lady
Speaker 1: possibly poisoned her four husbands and had sexual relationships with
Speaker 1: their son. I found this out after the case that
Speaker 1: had nothing to do with it. Serial killers, man, they're
Speaker 1: fascinating to learn about, but you almost don't want to
Speaker 1: learn too much. About them, because then people start going,
Speaker 1: why you learn so much about serial killers?
Speaker 6: Yeah, why do you care so much?
Speaker 9: That butcher one that was never saw That sounds like
Speaker 9: the making of a good movie.
Speaker 1: Any movie then where the villain is the named the Butcher. Right,
Speaker 1: gangs in New York, That movie is so fantastic because
Speaker 1: of the butcher. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Someone else said, no, south Side Stranglers.
Speaker 8: That sounds like some sort of musical group.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: South Side Strangler refers to Timothy Wilson Spencer, an American
Speaker 1: serial killer.
Speaker 8: In the South in Richmond, Virginia. So we weren't talking
Speaker 8: about Virginia.
Speaker 4: Yeah, which explains why we're not talking about the Saleside Tranglers.
Speaker 1: Yeah. He was the first American serial killer convicted in
Speaker 1: the first US Capitol case decided using DNA profiling evidence
Speaker 1: exoneration is DNA match also helped exonerate an innocent man,
Speaker 1: David Vasquez, who'd been wrongfully imprisoned for an early nineteen
Speaker 1: eighty four case.
Speaker 8: So yeah, so see good comes out of everything.
Speaker 1: He did all that. But we got the forensic stuff right,
Speaker 1: all right, We got to take a break. We'll be back.
Speaker 1: We got tickets to see the Smashing Pumpkins Saturday, October
Speaker 1: twenty fourth, at the pay Comm Center in OKC. Eight
Speaker 1: three three four six oh KMOD it's Tuesday. So what's
Speaker 1: the game, Gimbie.
Speaker 4: Well, that's a little thing we call the singing thing,
Speaker 4: and the current record is well, I'm dominating this one
Speaker 4: with an nine, and Lindsey's kind of behind me with six,
Speaker 4: and you're pretty far back there because you only got.
Speaker 8: Foe and last week's winter.
Speaker 4: That would be me.
Speaker 1: So eight three three four six O kmo D. Call up,
Speaker 1: decide who's going to be a clue giver. It could
Speaker 1: be Lindsey or Corbin. Eight three three four six O
Speaker 1: kmo D. Let's go to the phones and get our contestant.
Speaker 1: Good morning, you're on the air.
Speaker 8: What is your name?
Speaker 11: Hi?
Speaker 1: My name is Gary, h Gary.
Speaker 8: Who would you like to give clues? Lindsay or Corbin?
Speaker 4: Uh, let's go Lindsey.
Speaker 1: Sixty seconds are on the clock. Timer starts after the
Speaker 1: first clue.
Speaker 9: Here we go, Okay, hush, strumming my pain with his
Speaker 9: fingers singly.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I saw him standing there by the record machine. I
Speaker 9: knew he couldn't have been about seventeen.
Speaker 6: Singing.
Speaker 1: I love rock and roll.
Speaker 9: Yes, coming out of my coming out of my cave,
Speaker 9: and I can and I'm doing just fine.
Speaker 6: Gotta gotta be strong. I don't know the words. It's
Speaker 6: not dark, it's very another.
Speaker 9: The sun is very what yes, yes, yes, okay, this
Speaker 9: is the This is.
Speaker 6: The song when you're when you want to make love
Speaker 6: to your woman. You might put this on.
Speaker 1: Nope, you said part of the time.
Speaker 9: Sorry this uh is a day of the week time
Speaker 9: time time.
Speaker 1: All right, looks like you've got three Gary, might be
Speaker 1: good enough for the wind. Hang on the line. Okay, okay,
Speaker 1: good morning, you're on the air. What is your name? Tina, Tina.
Speaker 1: We've gotta be three. Okay, okay, we can do this.
Speaker 1: Here we go, okay. In This is an anthem song
Speaker 1: for females about how to live their life. It's from
Speaker 1: a late eighties an eighties female musician. She has a
Speaker 1: colorful hair and her father figure in her videos was
Speaker 1: Captain Leu Albano Sidney. That's the artist and her most
Speaker 1: famous song, Oh my God, the opposite of boys.
Speaker 10: Girls, Girls want to Happen.
Speaker 1: You missed part of the word. You've got it right,
Speaker 1: You just missed her Girls want to Happen.
Speaker 4: The girls want to happen.
Speaker 1: You are very close, but you're missing one word in it.
Speaker 1: And it wouldn't be blank if we didn't make you
Speaker 1: say it directly.
Speaker 6: You go to court for what.
Speaker 1: To get court for judge, Yes, but it is. They
Speaker 1: are known as the Blank Systems Court. Yes, but they
Speaker 1: also known as a branch of the Department of Apartment
Speaker 1: And in Superheroes there is a hall called our League
Speaker 1: called okay, I'm so sorry. That's okay, I thought, Yeah,
Speaker 1: don't worry about it. Play against all the time. See
Speaker 1: you later. Congratulations, you got that win.
Speaker 4: Gary.
Speaker 8: You're gonna go ahead and get those tickets.
Speaker 1: You're going to uh see Smashing Pumpkins in Oklahoma City
Speaker 1: on Saturday, October twenty fourth. A decision. Nice, awesome, I
Speaker 1: appreciate it. Excellent. Jobs are hanging on the line, all right.
Speaker 1: The one that Lindsay said the word, yeah, his dad
Speaker 1: shot him in the face. He's known. Yeah.
Speaker 8: You listen to the songs, they're very sexual.
Speaker 1: Let's get it on and then you ended on. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Robert Smith's the lead singer of this band.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 1: They're still active today.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: They're part of the eighties wave. Kind of a punk band,
Speaker 1: kind of uh every Monday through mm hmmm, and then
Speaker 1: hearts are representative of what I love. Yeah, very pure Frida.
Speaker 9: Yeah, maybe if if if you told her to sing
Speaker 9: this song, maybe she would have gotten it because she
Speaker 9: knew Cyndi Laupper and she she knew the song.
Speaker 6: Maybe if she just would have sang it, she would Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, girls just want to just yeah, just as the
Speaker 9: word that we're looking for in there?
Speaker 4: Are you get to say just I thought you were
Speaker 4: on a good track there to go with the Justice League?
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, or if we didn't get it accurately, it wouldn't.
Speaker 4: Be just yeah, word don't make no damn.
Speaker 1: Sense, right right, right? Yeah, she fell victim to what
Speaker 1: happens in this game is you think you can play,
Speaker 1: and then when you play, the red light comes on
Speaker 1: and you're you're stuck. So all right, the record now
Speaker 1: I'm still only.
Speaker 4: With nine, but then moves Lindsey to seven and keeps
Speaker 4: you dead ass last with four.
Speaker 8: See what gim be azi is four by four.
Speaker 4: That the White House hosts AI companies. The White House
Speaker 4: will bring together some of the biggest names and artificial
Speaker 4: intelligence today to discuss a new cybersecurity review framework for
Speaker 4: advanced AI models. Representatives from companies including Opening I, Google,
Speaker 4: and Anthropic are expected to join the meeting folks based
Speaker 4: on a voluntary program created under President Trump. The framework
Speaker 4: would allow the government to evaluate powerful AI systems before
Speaker 4: they are widely released, including testing whether they could be
Speaker 4: used to identify vulnerabilities or carry out cyber attacks. Officials
Speaker 4: say the program is not a licensing requirement, but it
Speaker 4: comes as.
Speaker 1: Concerns grow over the risks posed.
Speaker 4: By AI technology. Kind of makes sense. Let's kind of
Speaker 4: get a handle on this before it gets out of control. Listen,
Speaker 4: I'm glad you're getting had lunch. Let's get some details
Speaker 4: down the fare. Let's get some actual guardrails right right?
Speaker 1: What else working on it? What else we got here?
Speaker 4: Microsoft warns Russian hackers are targeting hotel Wi Fi. The
Speaker 4: company says Russian hackers are using phony signing pages to
Speaker 4: break into accounts.
Speaker 1: It says the operation is nicknamed Captive Crunch, and it
Speaker 1: involves a white seal.
Speaker 4: Get right, and it involves a widespread compromise of Wi
Speaker 4: Fi networks at hospitality related organizations.
Speaker 1: Why why just the.
Speaker 4: Hotels because they're easier, I guess, because you go and
Speaker 4: just dumbly attached to them.
Speaker 1: You know what's fun.
Speaker 4: As we were coming back from Florida, and uh, I
Speaker 4: saw this lady.
Speaker 1: You know how some hotels.
Speaker 4: We were at the Lacina and they have like the
Speaker 4: business suite where you can go in and get on
Speaker 4: the computer, right an actual stand up, regular computer. And
Speaker 4: I was thinking to myself, and there was this lady
Speaker 4: there that was trying to log in and she's got
Speaker 4: her phone in one hand, trying to get credentials or whatever,
Speaker 4: and she's logging into this computer. And I'm like, why
Speaker 4: are you sitting at this computer here, at this desk
Speaker 4: when you have everything you need right there in your hand.
Speaker 4: It's basically a computer right there. Your phone is, so
Speaker 4: why are why?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 8: Well, some people it's easier to work. I get on
Speaker 8: a laptop.
Speaker 4: I guess you people have work to do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, not everybody's just scrolling TikTok.
Speaker 4: GIMPI what else we got here? Hey, there's been two
Speaker 4: deaths linked to cyclists. Sporesis the diarrhea Paris side.
Speaker 1: Apparently it's in Michigan.
Speaker 4: State officials said that two people have died after contracting
Speaker 4: the illness. They had significant underlying health conditions. That may
Speaker 4: have impact been impacted by cyclospora and dehydration. The outbreak
Speaker 4: break of the illness in Michigan and nine other states
Speaker 4: have been linked to lettuce from Taylor Farms served at
Speaker 4: Taco Bell. Michigan has reported more than eleven thousand cases
Speaker 4: of illness. Cases have been reported in forty five states.
Speaker 4: You died from.
Speaker 8: Diarrhea, dude, that's gotta suck.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, no, no, no, no, no. Getting your ID
Speaker 1: check to the self check. That's sacks. Yeah right, yeah,
Speaker 1: dying from diarrhea hardly comparison.
Speaker 4: Lastly, here the Tulsa Health Apartment to hold free back
Speaker 4: to school cooking demonstrations and the organization will hold cooking
Speaker 4: demonstrations that will focus on back to school basics. The
Speaker 4: first session will be held on Thursday, August fourteenth, so
Speaker 4: that's next Thursday, from six pm to seven pm and
Speaker 4: will feature a three bean salad along with pizza and
Speaker 4: many Ha Mini m I Ni cheesecake yogurt cups. And
Speaker 4: then the second class which would be on a Tuesday,
Speaker 4: August eighteenth, from five point thirty in the evening to
Speaker 4: seven thirty and it'll focus on cooking for kids. The
Speaker 4: young chefs will make baked mac and cheese cups with
Speaker 4: hidden veggies and apple pie cookies. Children under the age
Speaker 4: of eight will require an adult to be presidents.
Speaker 1: Three bean salad, kidney m hm, garbonzo.
Speaker 6: Okay, Liima, no black bean.
Speaker 1: Nobody likes beans. I don't think you would put pinto
Speaker 1: so it have to be maybe white beans. Kidney beans
Speaker 1: are garbage, so to put those in is an ami move.
Speaker 9: My mom makes a kidney bean salad that I never
Speaker 9: liked growing up, and now she'll make She still makes
Speaker 9: it and I eat it now and it's still not my.
Speaker 6: Favorite, but I can.
Speaker 9: I can appreciate it now, okay, But as a kid,
Speaker 9: it was like, no pass.
Speaker 4: Your three beans are green beans? Green beans? Huh, that's
Speaker 4: what it says.
Speaker 1: I have never had three bean salad with green beans
Speaker 1: in it.
Speaker 4: These are the three main beans, okay, and you can
Speaker 4: flick each one of them if you want. Green beans,
Speaker 4: kidney beans, and wax beans or chickpeas also known as
Speaker 4: garbonzo beans. Other white beans can be added as well,
Speaker 4: cannonellie beans or Great Northern beans.
Speaker 1: Throw in some.
Speaker 4: Vegetables and a dressing, is what it says. But yeah,
Speaker 4: your three main Beans, Green Ha, Hidney and Garbonzo.
Speaker 1: Good morning Lindsay, Good morning Corbin.
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Speaker 1: Show at kmod dot com, emails on the air, and
Speaker 1: then you guys get to give advice on what you
Speaker 1: think is happening or what they should do. And this
Speaker 1: email comes from a guy says, I call my girlfriend
Speaker 1: texting someone named Charlie today. She didn't see me standing
Speaker 1: next to her, and when I asked who Charlie was,
Speaker 1: she said it was a girl from work. But she
Speaker 1: grabbed her phone real quick and put it face down
Speaker 1: and changed the subject in about four seconds. Is Charlie
Speaker 1: a girl's name?
Speaker 4: That's the question for the advice that he's looking for.
Speaker 4: It's what it says, okay, because I'm trying not to
Speaker 4: jump the gun, That's what it says. I mean, I
Speaker 4: don't see Shannon's a unisexual name.
Speaker 1: Chris right?
Speaker 4: What you usually Chris is like sure for Christina or
Speaker 4: Chris or Christopher right or just Chris.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, people just go by. There are people just
Speaker 1: named Chris. Yeah. Okay. Now, every girl Chris I've ever
Speaker 1: met was k R I S right, and every boy
Speaker 1: Chris was always c h R I S right. So
Speaker 1: but Charlie, I think Charlie is an adorable girl's name.
Speaker 6: I haven't known any.
Speaker 1: Charlie's the thing about sneaking up on your partner or looking.
Speaker 8: Over their shoulder, I mean, your eyes just go there,
Speaker 8: you know.
Speaker 1: I play Uno with my kids, Yeah, and one of
Speaker 1: them always I seem to wander to the person next
Speaker 1: to them, but she's ten. Right, as an adult, should
Speaker 1: you keep your eyes on your you know, shouldn't be
Speaker 1: looking at people's phones. It's one of my biggest pet peeves.
Speaker 1: People look at your phone. Samsung's new S twenty six.
Speaker 4: True, I believe it's only the Ultra, and they have
Speaker 4: a feature on their phone on that particular phone to
Speaker 4: where you can't look over. It's a privacy thing. You
Speaker 4: can't look over it blacks out the screen. So anybody
Speaker 4: who's looking over your shoulder, we're off to the side,
Speaker 4: it blacks out the screen. You can't see anything. You
Speaker 4: have to be looking at it face on.
Speaker 6: So it comes standard on the phone on.
Speaker 4: That particular model. Like I've got the New S twenty six,
Speaker 4: but it's not the Ultra. Right, they don't pay me,
Speaker 4: but I was hoping that it did have that feature,
Speaker 4: not like for you know, I'm up to no good
Speaker 4: or anything. But I think it's just neat that that
Speaker 4: is a thing. Now, Yeah, I'm surprised Apple hasn't stole
Speaker 4: it yet.
Speaker 1: Well, you have the screen saver you can put on it,
Speaker 1: but I've never liked using that because it distorts and
Speaker 1: it looks darker like I've just not like the way
Speaker 1: the screen looks and also feel suss.
Speaker 4: Right, why you have that?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: You're up to no good, aren't you?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Rather than I just keep your prying eyes to yourself.
Speaker 4: Yeah, don't matter me looking at midget porn. Mind her
Speaker 4: own business.
Speaker 1: Some texts coming in. Charlie can in fact be a
Speaker 1: girl's name, like Ralph can be too. Did this guy
Speaker 1: ever see a sonic married an x an ex sonic?
Speaker 1: So I married an AX murderer of the movie, I think.
Speaker 1: But if you're suspicious, give me her name a number.
Speaker 1: I'll talk to her. Charlie could be short for Charlotte
Speaker 1: or Charlene. My grandfather and niece has the name Charlie. Yes,
Speaker 1: it's okay. Used to be a perfume with that name.
Speaker 1: Remember the adverse, bro, Charlie's a dude and your girlfriend's
Speaker 1: a cheating horror. Another one, my daughter is. My daughter's
Speaker 1: name is Charlotte, but we all call her Charlie. Okay,
Speaker 1: So apparently it can work short ways short for other names.
Speaker 1: I just can't get past the whole looking at their
Speaker 1: phone like you looked.
Speaker 8: That's on you, man.
Speaker 4: You just mind your own business. You wouldn't have these problems.
Speaker 4: You're the one that found out the cat's dead or
Speaker 4: is it?
Speaker 9: And did you just stop there like you just saw
Speaker 9: Charlie and you stopped reading?
Speaker 8: Well he said that she.
Speaker 1: Uh, she grabbed the phone and put it face down
Speaker 1: and changed the subject.
Speaker 8: In about four seconds flat.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, did it say in there? I forget like
Speaker 4: did he question her? Like, who's this Charlie? She just
Speaker 4: you know, noticed he was looking and flipped it over.
Speaker 1: She didn't see me kind of when I asked her
Speaker 1: it was, she said a girl from work, Except she
Speaker 1: grabbed the phone and put it face down and changed
Speaker 1: the subject about four seconds. I always say putting the
Speaker 1: phone down real fast is kind of sus too.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah it was. What what are you hiding for?
Speaker 4: You know? If you ain't got nothing to hide, there's
Speaker 4: no sense in flipping the phone over. If you're just
Speaker 4: putting it down real fast.
Speaker 1: If you're just texting Charlotte, then what do I care
Speaker 1: that you're talking about what salad you're gonna eat? Right?
Speaker 1: Or what recipe you want to exchange?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 1: Listen to email from somebody who is asking, uh if
Speaker 1: Charlie is in fact a girl's name?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 1: If you can name avoid sue. You can name a
Speaker 1: girl Charlie. I'm gonna say boy. Yeah, reasonable answer. Charlie
Speaker 1: can be a girl's name, usually shortened version of Charlotte.
Speaker 1: If there are no other indicators, let it go. Nucular answer,
Speaker 1: cheating or you know it. We all know it. Time
Speaker 1: to start the psychological warfare and until she breaks and
Speaker 1: you dump her. I know a lot of girls named Charlie.
Speaker 1: It's a big girl's name for kids about sixteen or younger. However,
Speaker 1: the way she sat at face down is questionable unless
Speaker 1: they are friends and she was complaining about you to her.
Speaker 1: Another text, my daughter has a friend whose name is Charlie.
Speaker 1: It may be short for Charlene. I'm not sure, but
Speaker 1: she always went by Charlie. Is it Charlie with a
Speaker 1: K or Charlie with the C. Is there a lot
Speaker 1: of Charlie spelled out there with K Charclie right?
Speaker 8: Or is it Carlie Charlie.
Speaker 1: Maybe she's trying to set up his birthday threesome because yes,
Speaker 1: Charlie can be a girl's name. Or maybe it's on
Speaker 1: her bucket list to cuck him. We had a dog
Speaker 1: named Charlie. I know a lot of people with dogs
Speaker 1: named Charlie.
Speaker 4: I had one and then he hung himself.
Speaker 1: Why'd you do air quotes?
Speaker 8: Charlie was the name of Joey and Ross's girlfriend on Friends.
Speaker 1: Yes it was.
Speaker 8: She went on to do other stuff.
Speaker 1: I thought she was so hot.
Speaker 6: Uh she hosted whose line she did? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Oh Charlie, Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I was thinking of
Speaker 1: the one that Joey and Chandler shared. They shared a
Speaker 1: lot of boyfriends and girlfriends on that show. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm thinking about it? Uh, listener email You already
Speaker 1: know the answer, Bro, you just want to hear opposite.
Speaker 1: Don't sweat it. But if you're worried, call her work
Speaker 1: and ask to speak to Charlie. Oh god, oh wow?
Speaker 1: Why be crazy?
Speaker 8: Why do that?
Speaker 4: Because people like drama in their life. Yeah, you need
Speaker 4: to mix it up a little bit.
Speaker 1: What do you get by calling up to your partner's
Speaker 1: work to validate information? Well, if it works alpha and
Speaker 1: you get validation, well I wouldn't argue that that's healthy.
Speaker 1: Just because you get what you know something good news out,
Speaker 1: it doesn't mean the behavior is good. No, exactly. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but you you you were.
Speaker 4: Curious, you went to find out it ain't It ain't
Speaker 4: ending well.
Speaker 1: It ain't ending well because your partner you call up
Speaker 1: there and then your partner comes home and is like,
Speaker 1: did you call my work today?
Speaker 9: Now?
Speaker 4: Why would I do?
Speaker 1: Even married as long as I've been to my wife,
Speaker 1: if she called up here to talk to a co
Speaker 1: worker and didn't talk to me and she never told
Speaker 1: me and I found it from what's happening, All it.
Speaker 6: Proves is that you don't trust your partner.
Speaker 1: All it truth is. All it prooves is you're crazy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you went on an island and went on a little
Speaker 1: journey by yourself, had the pilot episode, had the mid
Speaker 1: season break, and came up with the season finale, all
Speaker 1: without talking to me. Yep, bro, woman is a cheater
Speaker 1: running now. I know two girls that go by Charlie
Speaker 1: Charlie short for Charlie, Charlotte, Charlie Charlotte shar.
Speaker 4: Maybe maybe everybody's mispronouncing. Maybe it is Charlie, you know,
Speaker 4: short for Charlotte Charlie. But they see and they're like, oh,
Speaker 4: it's just Charlie because of Charles. Thanks Chuck for ruining.
Speaker 1: Everything right, Chris and Christopher is exact same, all right,
Speaker 1: Samantha and Sam are the same. Yeah, but Charlie and
Speaker 1: and Charlotte are not phonetically. No, don't sweat it. But
Speaker 1: if you're worried, call and talk to her.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 8: Our friend's daughter is Charlie. We just call her Charles.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's okay. It doesn't work the same way with
Speaker 1: girls that have a name that can go both ways
Speaker 1: as it does with a guy. So for example, I
Speaker 1: could if your name was Charlie as a girl and
Speaker 1: I said that's a boy's name, you go uh huh.
Speaker 1: But if you were a boy and I said that's
Speaker 1: a girl's name, you would be like, no, it's not right.
Speaker 1: We get defensive because men are dramatic, to which I say,
Speaker 1: you reacting right now to me saying that proves my point.
Speaker 1: I had a teenage employee about ten years ago named Charlotte,
Speaker 1: but she went by Charlie listener to email from somebody
Speaker 1: who caught their girlfriend texting someone named Charlie today. She
Speaker 1: didn't see me coming, and when I asked who it was,
Speaker 1: she said a girl from work, except she grabbed the
Speaker 1: phone and put it face down and change the subject
Speaker 1: about four seconds flat. I didn't push it, but is
Speaker 1: Charlie a girl.
Speaker 9: What do you think, Lindsay, I think that you should
Speaker 9: trust your partner. She says that Charlie's a girl, then
Speaker 9: Charlie must be a girl. The fact that she put
Speaker 9: her down, who cares? Maybe it was end of story.
Speaker 9: Didn't want to discuss it any further. What's there to discuss.
Speaker 6: It's none of your business.
Speaker 9: If she is texting about work, then that's what she's doing.
Speaker 9: If you don't trust her, then there's something else going on.
Speaker 9: This sounds like a you problem. Has she given you
Speaker 9: reason to believe something else is going on? Has she
Speaker 9: given you reason in the past not to trust her?
Speaker 9: Sounds like it because you're not trusting her over a name.
Speaker 9: I think you have more other issues here than a
Speaker 9: coworker's name.
Speaker 1: That's all Gimpie.
Speaker 4: Yes, Charlie is definitely a female's name. I've known three
Speaker 4: of them, two of which are still alive, So that
Speaker 4: answers zach question. I think Lindsay's right, there is a
Speaker 4: trust issue there. Just because your partner puts the phone
Speaker 4: down or takes it to the bathroom with them, or
Speaker 4: whatever it is, doesn't mean that they're up to no good. Instantly,
Speaker 4: you know you can ask to see it if you
Speaker 4: want whatever it is, what it is. But to answer
Speaker 4: the question in the email, guess Charlie can and is
Speaker 4: a female name.
Speaker 1: Yeah, of course it's a female's name. But you have
Speaker 1: a problem. Why are you making stuff up? You're making
Speaker 1: stuff up and treating it as.
Speaker 4: Facts in security issues.
Speaker 1: Maybe you wanted to teat, Maybe you're not happy and
Speaker 1: so you're just coming up with things to pull the
Speaker 1: plug out of the bottom of the tub. But you're
Speaker 1: making people never addressed it, So you're making stuff up
Speaker 1: in your head.
Speaker 4: The thing is, though, is when you tell them that
Speaker 4: they're making stuff up, they go off the handle.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, you're one hundred percent right. I didn't say
Speaker 1: use that as an argument. I'm not in a relationship
Speaker 1: with you. I can tell you that. And it doesn't
Speaker 1: sound insane, right, It doesn't sound like a defense mechanism,
Speaker 1: but you are. You're making stuff up. People do this
Speaker 1: all the time in anything. Right, you walk in the room,
Speaker 1: people stop talking. You think they're talking about you. Right,
Speaker 1: you make stuff up in your head. Someone's mad for
Speaker 1: if you're a people pleaser, you think people are mad
Speaker 1: at you. Our minds are tricksters, man, They lie all
Speaker 1: the time your mind does. And I think that's what's
Speaker 1: happening here. You've got no reason to believe that. And
Speaker 1: if it is so, what so you either can push
Speaker 1: it to make it a reality or you can just
Speaker 1: let it bubble up when it's good and ready. But
Speaker 1: you ain't gonna stop it. That's the interesting thing about cheating.
Speaker 1: People try to stop cheating, but you can't. Why would
Speaker 1: you want to?
Speaker 4: Well, that's the thing about anything in life is if
Speaker 4: people are going to do it, and they want to
Speaker 4: do it, they're going to do it regardless, no matter
Speaker 4: who says what, they're going to do it. Whether it's
Speaker 4: cheating on your spouse or buying a motorcycle or whatever
Speaker 4: the case is. You know you want to do it,
Speaker 4: you're gonna do it.
Speaker 1: When it comes to cheating, to try why would you
Speaker 1: want to try and stop them? I know that sounds
Speaker 1: insane out loud, but why would you want to try
Speaker 1: and stop them?
Speaker 8: No, No, you don't like me, but stay with me,
Speaker 8: all right?
Speaker 6: Let show.
Speaker 4: Yes, let them hang themselves. Well, that's easy because people
Speaker 4: don't want to go through change. They don't want to
Speaker 4: be alone. And you think they found somebody, right, And
Speaker 4: that's why they're you know, they they try so hard
Speaker 4: to keep this person, you know, with them because I
Speaker 4: don't want to start that's fine, I don't want to
Speaker 4: be alone. That's fine here, that's fine. But then let
Speaker 4: them cheat, right, because you don't want to leave anyway,
Speaker 4: right to let them do what they want to. Yeah,
Speaker 4: carry on with your toxic relationship. You're just adding tension.
Speaker 1: I've always been fascinated by people that are married or
Speaker 1: in relationships and they know the other person cheats and
Speaker 1: the god, that's fine whatever right now that I think
Speaker 1: there's very few people that have that mindset. Not it
Speaker 1: doesn't work for me, but there are people that live
Speaker 1: that way, and they were just like, yeah, it's good
Speaker 1: if he needs that, go get it right.
Speaker 4: Leave me alone to be working on my own.
Speaker 1: Because they're like, I don't want to be alone, but
Speaker 1: that's I also don't want to have sex with that person.
Speaker 4: Is bizarre.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it ain't for me, But why would you put
Speaker 1: yourself through all this? Just end it?
Speaker 8: Move on, all right, we gotta take a break.
Speaker 1: We'll be back The Big Men Morning Show returns. Dad
Speaker 1: do this thing called listener emails, where you can email
Speaker 1: show at kmod dot com and we read in email
Speaker 1: on the air and share what's on your mind and
Speaker 1: try to help you out. Semail says, I used to
Speaker 1: be the first one in and last one out at work.
Speaker 1: We've gotten three promotions in six years. My boss has
Speaker 1: called me a machine. Then one morning and I sat
Speaker 1: in the parking lot for forty five minutes and couldn't
Speaker 1: make myself go inside. I just sat there. I drove home,
Speaker 1: called in, sit slept until three. That was four months ago,
Speaker 1: and I haven't been the same since. I still show up,
Speaker 1: I still perform, but something left that parking lot without me,
Speaker 1: and I don't know how to get it back. Can
Speaker 1: I come back from this? Or am I just burnout
Speaker 1: and done? Somebody that has a job. It's like for
Speaker 1: six years and I've gotten three promotions. Bosses clearly thinks
Speaker 1: they're a great worker. And one morning they sat in
Speaker 1: the parking lot for forty five minutes and they could
Speaker 1: make themselves go inside, so they called in sick. And
Speaker 1: that was four months ago. And they're still affected by it,
Speaker 1: and they think they'll burnout or are they burn out?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I worked at a radio station and
Speaker 1: they changed format, but they kept everybody on board, and
Speaker 1: they went in a completely different direction, right, They went
Speaker 1: from alternative rock to smooth jazz ish type of thing.
Speaker 1: I'm not even joking because that's what the people really want, apparently.
Speaker 1: But they kept everybody on You did shit, I mean everything,
Speaker 1: shifes everything, and every day I started coming in a
Speaker 1: little later and later, and I even remember talking to
Speaker 1: myself in the mirror, going, let's see how far we
Speaker 1: can push this, yeh. And I was finally coming in
Speaker 1: at like one o'clock and leaving at like two thirty.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah. I was begging to get fired. And I
Speaker 1: went into my boss, who has been my boss who
Speaker 1: hired me to work like. I was like, hey, I'm done,
Speaker 1: and he was so mad he felt like I was abandoning.
Speaker 8: Him the job.
Speaker 1: I was like, Eh, you'll be fine, right, this place
Speaker 1: will be fine.
Speaker 8: It's not like I wasn't getting my work done.
Speaker 1: They're just it was dumb, right, there's no fulfillment in it, right, right.
Speaker 4: You lost something when they flip formats last year. It's
Speaker 4: almost better to get fired. Everybody's like that was great.
Speaker 4: You just came in at eleven and left at two
Speaker 4: or whatever.
Speaker 1: I'm like, yeah, yeah, but you sit in the parking
Speaker 1: lot and you're like, you can do this.
Speaker 8: You will not break me.
Speaker 1: You can do this. Yeah, I can endure this. People
Speaker 1: have harder jobs.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but if you're not feeling it, it really makes
Speaker 4: for a terrible work day.
Speaker 8: Even if it's three in the hours, three hour work days.
Speaker 4: You're like, these are three hours. I could be doing
Speaker 4: something else right now, anything else.
Speaker 8: Do you have to like your job?
Speaker 9: No, you want to like your job, so I get it.
Speaker 6: Support to not feel like a job.
Speaker 8: Give me what do you think?
Speaker 4: Uh, you don't have to, but it sure helps. It
Speaker 4: sure does help to like your job at least a
Speaker 4: little bit, so you're not sitting there in the parking
Speaker 4: lot dreading on going in. God, everybody has those moments
Speaker 4: at their work where they don't want to go to work.
Speaker 4: You know, you're just like, ah, damn it. I'd rather
Speaker 4: sit at home today, or I'd rather be out at
Speaker 4: the lake, or I'd rather be doing X y Z.
Speaker 1: The unfortunate realist of it is is that you you
Speaker 1: have to work.
Speaker 4: You if you want anything in this world, home, a car, clothes, food,
Speaker 4: you got to work for it. Man. I mean, I
Speaker 4: guess you don't have to. There's plenty of people that
Speaker 4: are living off the government government assistance.
Speaker 1: I don't know if there is plenty of people. I
Speaker 1: don't know anybody that does.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know plenty.
Speaker 1: I think that I think it for me, my personality.
Speaker 1: I need to like working, like the place that you
Speaker 1: work for or yes, yes, because I think there's a
Speaker 1: difference between like working. I like working, yeah, liking what
Speaker 1: you do, yeah, I agree one hundred percent. I I
Speaker 1: have to like working. I have to like that thing
Speaker 1: that I'm doing. Right, So if, for example, if my
Speaker 1: job is to insiminate cows artificially, ah, I don't care
Speaker 1: how good the benefits are. I don't care that on
Speaker 1: Fridays you bring in uh fried chicken and popsicle days
Speaker 1: on Wednesday, Right, I'm not into those. I like my job.
Speaker 1: Maybe I'm unique that way. I don't know.
Speaker 8: I've been through this before.
Speaker 1: Thirteen years I dedicated myself to a company, always there first,
Speaker 1: always leave last, many promotions in those years. One day
Speaker 1: something changed and I just walked out. Burned out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, burnout's a real thing.
Speaker 1: If you feel burned out and you've only been there
Speaker 1: six years, then maybe you should start to explore your options.
Speaker 1: Life is too short to spend twenty plus years at
Speaker 1: a job that makes you miserable. Yeah. I don't think
Speaker 1: the years has anything to do with it. No, right,
Speaker 1: whether it's six years or twenty years, it doesn't matter
Speaker 1: if you're miserable. I uh before.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've done a lot of sales and customer service
Speaker 4: before I got in over here. And there was this
Speaker 4: one job where I was outbound calling people, harassing them
Speaker 4: for money to help support the firefighters. I did that
Speaker 4: job for maybe half a day, and I was like, this,
Speaker 4: this sucks. I want to lie. Didn't come back.
Speaker 8: Did you even tell him?
Speaker 1: No? No, I just left. Why didn't you tell him?
Speaker 1: Just out of curiosity? Why didn't you?
Speaker 4: I'm like, I'm not messing with this. I'm not going
Speaker 4: to put it on my resume or on an application.
Speaker 4: You know. I'm like, f this, it ain't worth it.
Speaker 4: I don't like making these calls. I think it's no.
Speaker 4: I'm out and then bounced.
Speaker 8: I'm sure I've done that to a job like that.
Speaker 8: Been like this is not for me.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Listen to email from a guy who.
Speaker 1: Says he used to be the first one in, last
Speaker 1: one out, got through promotions in six years.
Speaker 8: His boss called him a machine.
Speaker 1: Then one morning he sat in the parking lot for
Speaker 1: forty five minutes and couldn't bring himself to go inside,
Speaker 1: and he drove home, called in sick, sleptil until three.
Speaker 8: That was four months ago, and he hasn't been able
Speaker 8: to shake it, he says.
Speaker 1: He still shows up, still performs, but something left the
Speaker 1: parking lot without me, and I don't know how to
Speaker 1: get it back.
Speaker 8: Can you come back from this?
Speaker 1: What do you think? Lindsay?
Speaker 9: When was the last time this person's taken an actual vacation?
Speaker 9: And I'm curious to know if there's something in his
Speaker 9: personal life going on outside of the job, or is
Speaker 9: there new employees around that they don't like? Has there
Speaker 9: been some other changes at the job? But I am
Speaker 9: I agree with the texture that said start to explore
Speaker 9: other options because life is definitely too short to be
Speaker 9: somewhere that makes you miserable. So maybe take a vacation,
Speaker 9: explore your other options. Is there another department in this
Speaker 9: job that you would prefer to work at? Let your
Speaker 9: boss know that you're feeling the burnout, but start with
Speaker 9: a vacation, take some time for yourself, and maybe you'll
Speaker 9: feel better, gimbie real quick.
Speaker 4: This text here says I'm in the same boat as
Speaker 4: the guy in the email. I sit in my truck
Speaker 4: for thirty minutes before going in. I'm just tired, bro.
Speaker 4: I'm tired of my whole paycheck getting taxed to oblivion
Speaker 4: and the rest of my paycheck is all gone with
Speaker 4: bills and groceries. Made as much as I ever have,
Speaker 4: but I'm still paycheck to paycheck. I feel like I'm
Speaker 4: working for no reason. Hey, dude, welcome to life, Welcome
Speaker 4: to America. You're not the only one that's feeling that. Yeah, everybody,
Speaker 4: a lot of people are is feeling that right now,
Speaker 4: living paycheck to paycheck in You're it pisses me off
Speaker 4: no other you know. You're like, this is good money.
Speaker 4: How come you're taking fifty one percent of my paycheck?
Speaker 4: You know, and without garnishments or anything. It's just straight
Speaker 4: up taxes. This is a bunch of bs. But the
Speaker 4: sad thing is is there's nothing you can do about it,
Speaker 4: so suck it up and.
Speaker 1: Go back to work.
Speaker 4: M I agree, much like with Lindsay in that other texture,
Speaker 4: life is too short to spend twenty plus years at
Speaker 4: a job that makes you miserable. Let's replace the word
Speaker 4: job and just put in anything. It doesn't matter what
Speaker 4: it is, whether it's your job or a relationship. If
Speaker 4: you are not happy, somewhere, change change. Change is scary.
Speaker 4: But Corbyns said it many a times. There's a lot
Speaker 4: of good things on the other side of change. There's
Speaker 4: a lot of good things on the other side of scary.
Speaker 4: You just gotta get through it. I understand. It seems
Speaker 4: like it's gonna suck, and it's gonna be It may
Speaker 4: be hard for a little while, but it's well worth it.
Speaker 4: So if you're not happy, and no matter what aspect
Speaker 4: it is, whether it's relationships or or you know, job
Speaker 4: or whatever it is, change it. You are the only
Speaker 4: thing that's stopping you from making those changes and becoming
Speaker 4: a happier person. You know a.
Speaker 1: Great quote from America History Acts.
Speaker 4: I love it so much.
Speaker 1: Oh God, pick a good one. Oh God, I'm so
Speaker 1: nervous right now. Put your teeth on the curtain.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: A lot of crazy things said in the movie.
Speaker 4: It's at the very end of the movie when it's
Speaker 4: wrapping up, and it's right when Danny gets shot in
Speaker 4: the bathroom. Danny, being the younger brother of Ed Norton's character,
Speaker 4: and it sits so well, life's too short to be
Speaker 4: pissed off all the time. So I take that and
Speaker 4: I say, do what makes you happy. Don't be pissed
Speaker 4: off all the time. Life is too short. Get out there,
Speaker 4: find you a new gig, something that makes you happy.
Speaker 4: Get out there, finds you a new partner, something that
Speaker 4: makes you happy.
Speaker 1: Because you could die tomorrow. And that's that. So I
Speaker 1: read this this week and it's a really fascinating thing.
Speaker 1: Is maybe that pain doesn't suit you anymore. Okay, everything
Speaker 1: has pain. You try to think you can get through
Speaker 1: life pain free.
Speaker 8: You can't.
Speaker 1: And so like doing the Morning Show, our pain is
Speaker 1: we get up really early. That's our pain. So maybe
Speaker 1: you're just not suited for that pain anymore and you
Speaker 1: need to find a new pain, right because we're sold
Speaker 1: that you can't have pain. There's supposed to be no pain,
Speaker 1: there's not supposed to be any discomfort, and it's all great.
Speaker 1: Marriage is a great example that it comes with discomfort. Right,
Speaker 1: So you gotta maybe go, ah, this isn't for me anymore,
Speaker 1: and it's okay, you know what's fascinating about people that
Speaker 1: quit jobs. They usually end up making more money. Right,
Speaker 1: I'm just saying you can take a chance. It's okay.
Speaker 1: I'm not a big Elon Musk fan, but you know
Speaker 1: what he does really well? Takes cam Yeah right, yes,
Speaker 1: what's the worst that can happen?
Speaker 6: Be wrong?
Speaker 1: Okay, guess what. I'm already.
Speaker 6: A lot.
Speaker 1: What's one more on the list. So take that chance,
Speaker 1: take that jump, see what happens. If anything, you'll go Okay,
Speaker 1: that wasn't for me. It's why when I lose something,
Speaker 1: I always love looking in the fridge first. I know
Speaker 1: it's not there. But you know why I would look
Speaker 1: in the fridge first, because I know for sure it's
Speaker 1: not there. I start with something confident, Right, man, it's
Speaker 1: in the fridge. Nope, not there, Okay, moving on. It's
Speaker 1: an easy start for me when I'm looking for something
Speaker 1: like I don't know where to look. You just got
Speaker 1: to find that thing that you're willing the pain you're
Speaker 1: willing to endure. All right, we got to take a break.
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Speaker 12: Here's Corbyn in the gang with all the truth you're
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Speaker 8: Hey through three four six oh K mode.
Speaker 1: You can also text BMI masks and whatever you want
Speaker 1: to say to A two nine four five for to
Speaker 1: tell the truth. I have a question for you guys.
Speaker 8: Do you know how to drive a stick shift on
Speaker 8: a annual?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 6: I mean I did it one time.
Speaker 9: I did learn once, but I don't think if that's
Speaker 9: like riding a bike, once you learn, you never forget.
Speaker 6: I don't think I could do it now.
Speaker 1: KIMPI Uh, yes, I know how to drive a standard transmission.
Speaker 8: Yes, yeah, I would prefer it.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think you're a more careful driver. You can't get distracted, right.
Speaker 4: You actually have to think about things, yes, more so
Speaker 4: than just put off the gas and put on the brake.
Speaker 1: And you have to understand how the car functions, so
Speaker 1: not like me press pedal, me move forward right, which
Speaker 1: a lot of people, you know what I mean, like
Speaker 1: they're a little more understanding it. So I'm an advocate
Speaker 1: for it. But I don't know if they make standard
Speaker 1: transmissions in new vehicle. I think they've evolved them out.
Speaker 1: There might be a few exceptions. To tell the truth.
Speaker 1: Get to know the show better. Did you guys put
Speaker 1: your kids in sports? And if you did, why that one?
Speaker 1: I've been trying to decide what I want my daughter
Speaker 1: to play.
Speaker 4: Oh, I love that.
Speaker 9: My oldest started in flag football because he wanted to
Speaker 9: play he'd asked, and now regular football and then he
Speaker 9: also plays lacrosse.
Speaker 6: All the sports he chose. The twins did not.
Speaker 9: One played lacrosse for a while and then chose not
Speaker 9: to and now he's in taekwondo and loves it all
Speaker 9: his choice.
Speaker 6: Eli does not.
Speaker 9: Choose to do any sports. He's the music man in
Speaker 9: the family.
Speaker 6: My choice. He loves it. So it's their decision.
Speaker 9: So if your daughter might suggest, would be if your
Speaker 9: daughter says she likes something, let her try it. Let
Speaker 9: her try them all and see what she likes.
Speaker 1: Gim be.
Speaker 4: I'm not a fan of parents putting their kids in
Speaker 4: sports because they want them to play that sport. You're
Speaker 4: living vicariously through your kid because you sucked at life
Speaker 4: growing up. With all that being said, I did not
Speaker 4: put my kids in any sports at all, whatsoever. My
Speaker 4: daughter wanted to do what was that long distance cross country?
Speaker 4: She wanted to do that because she had some friends
Speaker 4: that were in there. And then she got in and
Speaker 4: she started doing it and she said, this sucks. And
Speaker 4: I said, well, you have to at least ride it
Speaker 4: out until the end. You don't have to do it
Speaker 4: again next year or whatever. But you signed up for
Speaker 4: this because this is what you wanted to do, so
Speaker 4: you have to ride it out. And with the youngest boy,
Speaker 4: his mama put him in t ball and then got
Speaker 4: him into karate, and yeah he's a black belt and all.
Speaker 4: But again, I'm not a fan of you're going to
Speaker 4: do this because I feel like you need to do it.
Speaker 4: I like Lindsay's kid, like he didn't want to play sports.
Speaker 4: He wants to be a music person. So let them choose. Man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't. I believe that if they show interest,
Speaker 1: you put them in it and then let them decide.
Speaker 1: And so I the only I didn't make my kids
Speaker 1: do jiu jitsu, but they came every day and saw
Speaker 1: me and they wanted to do it. So they just
Speaker 1: wanted to quit, and I was like, you can't quit yet,
Speaker 1: quit on not on the day we're going, right, and
Speaker 1: quit any other day, but not on the day we're going.
Speaker 1: And they've shown some interest in other things. But when
Speaker 1: they show interest, it doesn't have to be just sports.
Speaker 8: That's my only Really.
Speaker 1: You got to be active in something, find something to
Speaker 1: be a part of. You want to do piano, math club,
Speaker 1: the Dungeons and Dragons, whatever, Just find something to be
Speaker 1: active in, be social, learn how to communicate with others,
Speaker 1: find activities outside of school to be a part of.
Speaker 1: But yeah, you're not gonna live my dream as a
Speaker 1: football player.
Speaker 8: That's up to someone else.
Speaker 1: Would you rather have Ron Jeremy be your stepdad or
Speaker 1: Bernie Sanders.
Speaker 8: As your stepdad?
Speaker 1: Oh boy, it feels like an easy answer.
Speaker 9: I'll take Bernie Sanders as your stepdad.
Speaker 6: I'm sure he's.
Speaker 9: Worth more and he's a lot older, so we left
Speaker 9: some money quicker, gimb.
Speaker 4: I don't agree with either one of them, but I'm
Speaker 4: gonna have to choose Bernie because he's less greasy. And
Speaker 4: I don't think Bernie Sanders has raped anybody.
Speaker 6: That we know what.
Speaker 1: So Ron Jeremy is worth more money. But I don't
Speaker 1: want anything to do with Ron Jeremy. This apparently, I
Speaker 1: don't know how we slept on this.
Speaker 4: Uh huh.
Speaker 1: But he's not in jail or prison. He lives in
Speaker 1: a private residence under twenty.
Speaker 8: Four hour care.
Speaker 6: Huh.
Speaker 1: And that in January of twenty So he was arrested
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty and he was indicted on thirty four
Speaker 1: counts of sexual assault in raping twenty one victims. Wow,
Speaker 1: you of course said he pled not guilty, and so
Speaker 1: they had a competency ruling, and in January of twenty three,
Speaker 1: the judge declared him mentally incompetent, incurable dementia and a
Speaker 1: neurocognitive decline. He was being held in jail in state
Speaker 1: medical facilities. A judge upheld his release to a monitored
Speaker 1: private residence with round the clock caregiver.
Speaker 4: Here.
Speaker 1: Huh how did we sleep on that?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Had no idea why going on there?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 6: So he's got dementia.
Speaker 1: That's why? Or are they just saying sure everything the
Speaker 1: act could get it? Uh? Yeah, Bernie sayers that feels salty.
Speaker 1: At least he'll teach me how to save some money.
Speaker 1: I don't know, share it with everybody else. They do
Speaker 1: still make standard transmissions to the listener asking what sport
Speaker 1: his child should play, Ask her what she wants to do.
Speaker 1: My daughter wanted to play outside and be a kid.
Speaker 8: That's what I let her do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's fine, I hear you. You got to be
Speaker 1: active with other people doing things. I think it's about
Speaker 1: learning a social skill. And if they want to be
Speaker 1: outside and be alone, I don't know if that's a
Speaker 1: great thing to learn.
Speaker 8: Maybe I'm wrong.
Speaker 4: Learn how to be a cat lady.
Speaker 8: Corborn and Gimbey, are you guys?
Speaker 1: Managing your eyebrows and ear here now that you're getting older, Lindsay,
Speaker 1: how good a job are they actually doing. I don't
Speaker 1: know if Lindsay's checked us that well.
Speaker 9: Yeah right, but go ahead, Lindsay's pretty well maintained.
Speaker 1: Me.
Speaker 9: Eyebrows don't look like caterpillars on your faces, so.
Speaker 4: Yeah, GIMPI I like to think I'm managing them all right.
Speaker 6: I haven't looked in your ears.
Speaker 1: My thoughts, uh, mondays usually trim day, Okay, so I
Speaker 1: do all them.
Speaker 8: Try to keep up with that.
Speaker 1: My eyebrows grow pretty fat fast. I got air here
Speaker 1: on the top of my ears, yeah, and then it
Speaker 1: comes out my ears. If I don't stay on top
Speaker 1: of it, it gets pretty pretty long. And then my
Speaker 1: nose hair is part of the regiment. Yeah, but yeah,
Speaker 1: it's it's a thing. I recommend waxing nose and ear waxing.
Speaker 1: It's awesome.
Speaker 6: Ear waxing.
Speaker 8: Huh the inside, Oh, it's awesome, awesome.
Speaker 1: I was having trouble keeping my earbuds in because there's
Speaker 1: so much forestry happening.
Speaker 4: We'll just keep your earbuds in and then let the
Speaker 4: hair grow around them.
Speaker 1: Okay. Uh, what subjects do you feel like a nube
Speaker 1: and which an expert in.
Speaker 8: It's an interesting question.
Speaker 1: What subjects do you feel like a nube or a newbie,
Speaker 1: and in which do you feel like an expert in?
Speaker 1: Lindsay Nube.
Speaker 9: Probably I mean subjects as in like school subjects.
Speaker 6: We could go with math, or.
Speaker 1: I think they mean just stuff.
Speaker 9: Yeah, okay, in school subjects reality, GV okay, celebrities, anything, superhero, Marvel,
Speaker 9: dc US, Lord of the Rings, science fiction, things like that,
Speaker 9: sci fi.
Speaker 1: Yep, okay, kimbi ah.
Speaker 4: Music, I guess if there's I'm not an expert in
Speaker 4: anything by all means. I know a lot about a
Speaker 4: little bit, or I know a little bit about a lot.
Speaker 1: There you go. I know a little bit about a
Speaker 1: lot of things.
Speaker 4: But if I had to pick on something, I'm most
Speaker 4: knowledgeable on music of all different.
Speaker 1: Kinds except for music.
Speaker 4: In two thousand and tens, I recently learned that I
Speaker 4: suck at that trivia. Sure, old man, that was great seventies, eighties,
Speaker 4: nineties and early two thousands, but.
Speaker 1: When it got to twenty tens, I'm like, who.
Speaker 4: Is that again?
Speaker 13: Uh so yeah yeah, and then yeah, so far as
Speaker 13: a new.
Speaker 14: Astrophysics I am an expert in me.
Speaker 1: Because I'm a gimpy. I know enough to be dangerous
Speaker 1: and everything else. Uh, Like yesterday I was repairing a
Speaker 1: light switch and because it was making the other light
Speaker 1: kind of flicker, and so I was taking it out
Speaker 1: and messing with it and seeing if there was like
Speaker 1: you know, moving it around like away from the other switches,
Speaker 1: and I was putting it all back blue light bulb,
Speaker 1: blue blue the power. Because I know just enough to
Speaker 1: be dangerous. I don't know what I'm doing. Take a
Speaker 1: look at it, like, I look a normal.
Speaker 4: So with your lights? Was it the switch that did it?
Speaker 4: Or because like these new bulbs that they have out
Speaker 4: the LEDs, they flicker when they're going out. They don't
Speaker 4: like pop or blow like the old ones do. They
Speaker 4: just flicker and sometimes they work it, sometimes they don't.
Speaker 4: And it took me a long time to figure that out.
Speaker 4: You're like, oh, if I just replace the bulb, it's fine.
Speaker 1: So from what I can gather, it's a fader dimmer
Speaker 1: switch and it's affecting the other switch. So done the
Speaker 1: last that sounds. But so, yeah, I know just enough
Speaker 1: to be dangerous. What am I a new bat? Yes,
Speaker 1: breathing right, waking up, eating correctly, using words, not using words.
Speaker 1: I'm a nube in all of it. What TV family
Speaker 1: would you join. Oh, that's a fun one.
Speaker 9: The Connor family from Roseanne.
Speaker 6: They were just they loved.
Speaker 9: Each other, but they were witty and snarky and just
Speaker 9: had fun.
Speaker 6: But there was so much There was so much love
Speaker 6: there too.
Speaker 9: Dan was a cool dad. He was he was He
Speaker 9: wasn't your best friend. He was a parent, but he
Speaker 9: he was the authority and he loved you.
Speaker 6: It was all what.
Speaker 9: A parent should be like, you know, good family, and
Speaker 9: they were just funny.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: There was also constant money problems, chaos, arguments like okay,
Speaker 1: GIMPI I think I'm gonna go with the banks from
Speaker 1: First Prince.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there no money problem exactly. Daddy problems.
Speaker 4: Yeah, who doesn't have daddy issues? Yeah, I'm happy with that.
Speaker 4: The Bank's family.
Speaker 1: What was the family from the Beverly Hillbillies lampets. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they had a million dollars yeah, mansion. Yeah, it seems
Speaker 1: acceptable because she's a niece in them, you know, in
Speaker 1: the Hillbillies, right of course. Yeah. The Stratton's the silver Spoons,
Speaker 1: silver Spoon family.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's a good one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, any of those Rich family, those Ritchie Rich Sure.
Speaker 1: Do you know when Rocklaholma tickets that we won on
Speaker 1: air will be available? Usually that's closer to the event.
Speaker 1: I think we get them, like two weeks before something
Speaker 1: like that.
Speaker 4: You'll get a phone call, you'll get an email.
Speaker 1: Yeah, loaded nachos are loaded fries. This is a good question.
Speaker 6: It is a good question.
Speaker 9: I love both, but unless I have someone to help
Speaker 9: me with the fries, I'm taking the nachos because fries
Speaker 9: get soggy quickly. And you know, you when you order loaded,
Speaker 9: loaded fries, you're getting a ton that's a large order
Speaker 9: and you can't just you cannot finish them by yourself,
Speaker 9: and they're gonna get soggy quick.
Speaker 6: So I'm gonna go with loaded nachos.
Speaker 4: GIMPI nachos all day every day. Had some last night
Speaker 4: for dinner. I wanna have it again for lunch tonight.
Speaker 4: It's gonna be good good, It's good good.
Speaker 1: Never ever, never, once wouldn't do it. Nachos Really, they
Speaker 1: get soggy so fast, and they get limb. Then you
Speaker 1: gotta use a FOURG and it's weird or your hands
Speaker 1: get gross.
Speaker 15: Ah, no hard pass fries all day.
Speaker 8: Somebody sent this in This is interesting.
Speaker 1: Have you guys tried the summer blue Collar cocktail or
Speaker 1: would you ever try it? Watermelon lime electrolyte with watermelon
Speaker 1: red Bull topped with tagin over ice. Well, first of all,
Speaker 1: it's not a cocktail, that's just a beverage.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's no alcohol in it, correct, lindsay, would you
Speaker 4: try this?
Speaker 9: I mean, I'll try anything, but I I wouldn't prefer
Speaker 9: this because I am not a watermelon flavored fan. I
Speaker 9: love watermelon, the fruits. I will eat that all summer long,
Speaker 9: but I don't like artificial flavor watermelon not a big
Speaker 9: not a big can of at at all.
Speaker 8: Gimpie.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I try it.
Speaker 1: I definitely would try it. I would prefer like sugar.
Speaker 4: Free red Bull, but that sounds like something that's cool
Speaker 4: and refreshing and throw a splash or two or ten
Speaker 4: of vodka in there and done.
Speaker 1: Uh No, I don't like watermelon and I don't like
Speaker 1: energy drinks. So no, win one hundred thousand dollars today
Speaker 1: or a million dollars in twenty years, Lindsay, one hundred.
Speaker 6: Grand today or or one million you said.
Speaker 1: In twenty years, Like I got to wait twenty years. Yeah, correct,
Speaker 1: one hundred thousand dollars to day or one million dollars
Speaker 1: in twenty years.
Speaker 9: Give me one hundred grand today mine, because it would
Speaker 9: pay off bills and I could start investing some of it,
Speaker 9: and in twenty years those investments could be a million dollars.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's one hundred grand today. Because I don't know
Speaker 4: if I'm going to be alive in twenty years. I
Speaker 4: don't feel like waiting, and one hundred thousand dollars could
Speaker 4: help me out tremendously.
Speaker 1: Oh right now, Yeah, that's the only answer. That's the
Speaker 1: only thing I found out. A friend of mine had
Speaker 1: a stroke the other day, and you're like, God, all right,
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Would you rather be able to speak every language or
Speaker 1: play every instrument?
Speaker 6: Ooh fun, that's a damn good question.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna go with speak every language. It would be
Speaker 9: very helpful when I'm at the nail salon, I really
Speaker 9: I want to know if they're talking about me, or
Speaker 9: what are they saying about my nails or about the
Speaker 9: person sitting next to me.
Speaker 6: I don't know. But also just going.
Speaker 9: I would probably do a lot more traveling if I
Speaker 9: could speak other languages.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I just think that would be interesting.
Speaker 9: Knowing how to play every instrument would be amazing as well.
Speaker 8: But yeah, languages, gimpy.
Speaker 4: As a music person, you would expect me to pick
Speaker 4: play every instrument, But I think I'm gonna go with
Speaker 4: the language one. I feel there's more opportunity available there.
Speaker 4: Not because I want to know what the Asian ladies
Speaker 4: are saying at me when I get my nails down
Speaker 4: or whatever, but just in general now, I.
Speaker 1: Just want to know what they're saying when they give
Speaker 1: you the massage. That's right. Yeah, I'm picking language instrument.
Speaker 1: When am I going to play a piccolo? It feels
Speaker 1: not useful.
Speaker 6: And it would get really expensive.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, last one, this is a good one, quick trip run.
Speaker 1: What are you getting?
Speaker 6: Egg rolls?
Speaker 9: And probably one of those bloom energy drinks in the
Speaker 9: crisp apple.
Speaker 8: Flavor, gimpie.
Speaker 4: Let's see, I'm gonna start with thirty two ounce sweet tea,
Speaker 4: and then I'm going to move on over and get
Speaker 4: myself one of their breakfast pizzas because that's delicious. Oh,
Speaker 4: breakfast is done and over with. That's okay because you
Speaker 4: got other pizza there as well, and you can't go
Speaker 4: wrong with their tacos or the macaroni and cheese.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, their maz Rellistics are slamming too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I am getting a their cheeky nuggies, solid breakfast pizza.
Speaker 1: You went, I know something else? Yeah, well sorry, breakfast
Speaker 1: pizza solid. And all their pizzas are pretty good. Their
Speaker 1: pretzels good out of the kitchen. And then and probably
Speaker 1: some zero sugar spride or something out of the fountain machine. Yeah,
Speaker 1: can't go wrong if it's the morning. Their donuts pretty solid.
Speaker 1: Can't go wrong with that. All right, We got to
Speaker 1: take a break and we'll be back. You're listening to
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Speaker 8: Nee Hey through three four six oh kmod.
Speaker 1: You can also text BMI masks and whatever you want
Speaker 1: to say to A two nine four five for to
Speaker 1: tell the truth. I have a question for you guys.
Speaker 1: Do you know how to drive a stick shift and
Speaker 1: on a manual?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 9: I mean I did it one time. I did learn once,
Speaker 9: but I I don't think if that's like riding a bike.
Speaker 9: Once you learn, you never forget. I don't think I
Speaker 9: could do it.
Speaker 1: Now, kimp uh. Yes I know how to drive a
Speaker 1: standard transmission, Yes, yeah, I would prefer it.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think you're a more careful driver. You can't get distracted, right,
Speaker 1: You actually have to think about things, yes, more so
Speaker 1: than just put off the gas and put on the brake.
Speaker 1: And you have to understand how the car functions, so
Speaker 1: not like me press pedal, me move forward right, which
Speaker 1: a lot of people, you know what I mean, like
Speaker 1: they're a little more understand So I'm an advocate for it.
Speaker 1: But I don't know if they make standard transmissions in
Speaker 1: new vehicle. I think they've evolved them out. There might
Speaker 1: be a few exceptions. To tell the truth, get to
Speaker 1: know the show better. Did you guys put your kids
Speaker 1: in sports? And if you did, why that one. I've
Speaker 1: been trying to decide what I want my daughter to play.
Speaker 1: Oh I love that.
Speaker 9: My oldest started in flag football because he wanted to play,
Speaker 9: he asked, and now regular football, and then he also
Speaker 9: plays lacrosse.
Speaker 6: All the sports he chose. The twins did not.
Speaker 9: One played lacrosse for a while and then chose not
Speaker 9: to and now he's in taekwondo and loves it.
Speaker 6: All his choice. Eli does not choose to do any sports.
Speaker 6: He's the music man in the family. My choice. He
Speaker 6: loves it. So it's their decision.
Speaker 9: So if your daughter might suggest would be if your
Speaker 9: daughter says she likes.
Speaker 6: Something, let her try it. Let her try them all
Speaker 6: and see what she likes.
Speaker 4: Gim be I'm not a fan of parents putting their
Speaker 4: kids in sports because they want them to play that sport.
Speaker 4: You're living vicariously through your kid because you sucked at
Speaker 4: life growing up. With all that being said, I did
Speaker 4: not put my kids in any sports at all, whatsoever.
Speaker 4: My daughter wanted to do what was that long distance
Speaker 4: cross country? She wanted to do that because she had
Speaker 4: some friends that were in there. And then she got
Speaker 4: in and she started doing it and she said, this sucks.
Speaker 4: And I said, well, you have to least ride it
Speaker 4: out until the end. You don't have to do it
Speaker 4: again next year or whatever. But you signed up for
Speaker 4: this because this is what you wanted to do, so
Speaker 4: you have to ride it out. And with the youngest boy,
Speaker 4: his mama put him in te ball and then got
Speaker 4: him into karate and yeah he's a black belt and all.
Speaker 4: But again I'm not a fan of you're going to
Speaker 4: do this because I feel like you need to do it.
Speaker 4: I like Lindsay's kid, like, he didn't want to play sports.
Speaker 4: He wants to be a music person. So let them choose. Man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't I believe that if they show interest,
Speaker 1: you put him in it and then let them decide
Speaker 1: and so I the only I didn't make my kids
Speaker 1: do jiu jitsu, but they came every day and saw
Speaker 1: me and they wanted to do it. So they just
Speaker 1: wanted to quit, and I was like, you can't quit yet,
Speaker 1: quit on not on the day we're going, right, and
Speaker 1: quit any other day, but not on the day we're going.
Speaker 1: And they've shown some interest in other things.
Speaker 8: But when they show.
Speaker 1: Interest, it doesn't have to be just sports. That's my
Speaker 1: only Really. You got to be active in something. Find
Speaker 1: something to be a part of. You want to do piano,
Speaker 1: math club, the Dungeons and Dragons, whatever.
Speaker 8: Just find something to be active in.
Speaker 1: Be social, learn how to communicate with others, find activities
Speaker 1: outside of school to be a part of. But yeah,
Speaker 1: you're not gonna live my dream as a football player.
Speaker 8: That's up to someone else.
Speaker 1: Would you rather have Ron Jeremy be your stepdad or
Speaker 1: Bernie Sanders as your stepdad? Boy, feels like an easy answer.
Speaker 9: I'll take Bernie Sanders as your stepdad.
Speaker 6: I'm sure he's worth more and he's a lot older.
Speaker 9: So let me left some money, quicker, gimp.
Speaker 4: I don't agree with either one of them, but I'm
Speaker 4: gonna have to choose Bernie because he's less greasy, and
Speaker 4: I don't fake. Bernie Sanders has raped anybody.
Speaker 1: That we know of, So Ron Jeremy is worth more money.
Speaker 1: But I don't want anything to do with Ron Jeremy.
Speaker 1: This apparently I don't know how we slept on this.
Speaker 4: Huh.
Speaker 1: But he's not in jail or prison. He lives in
Speaker 1: a private residence under twenty four hour care.
Speaker 6: Huh.
Speaker 1: And that in January of twenty So he was arrested
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty and he was indicted on thirty four
Speaker 1: counts of sexual assault in raping twenty one victims.
Speaker 8: Wow of course.
Speaker 1: Said he pled not guilty, and so they had a
Speaker 1: competency ruling, and in January of twenty three, the judge
Speaker 1: declared him mentally incompetent, incurable dementia and a neurocognitive decline.
Speaker 1: He was being held in jail in state medical facilities.
Speaker 1: A judge upheld his released to a monitored private residence
Speaker 1: with round the clock caregiver. Here, huh, how did I
Speaker 1: sleep on that?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I had no idea.
Speaker 4: Why go on there?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 6: So he's got dementia.
Speaker 1: That's why? Or are they just saying sure everything the act.
Speaker 1: I get it. Uh yeah, Bernie sayers, that feels all day.
Speaker 1: At least you'll teach me how to save some money.
Speaker 1: I don't know, share it with everybody else. They do
Speaker 1: still make standard transmissions to the listener asking what support
Speaker 1: his child should pay.
Speaker 8: Ask her what she wants to do.
Speaker 1: My daughter wanted to play outside and be a kid.
Speaker 1: That's what I let her do. Yeah, that's fine, I
Speaker 1: hear you. You got to be active with other people
Speaker 1: doing things. I think it's about learning a social skill.
Speaker 1: And if they want to be outside and be alone,
Speaker 1: I don't know if that's a great thing to learn.
Speaker 8: Maybe I'm wrong, learn.
Speaker 1: How to be a cat. Lady Corbin and Gimby, Are
Speaker 1: you guys managing your eyebrows and ear here now that
Speaker 1: you're getting older? Lindsay, How good a job are they
Speaker 1: actually doing? I don't know if Lindsay's checked us that well.
Speaker 9: Yeah, right, go ahead, Lindsay, look pretty well maintained. Me
Speaker 9: eyebrows don't look like caterpillars on your faces, so yeah, Gimpy, I.
Speaker 1: Like to think I'm managing them all right.
Speaker 6: I haven't looked in your ears.
Speaker 1: My thoughts, uh mondays, usually trim day Okay, so I
Speaker 1: do all them. Try to keep up with that. My
Speaker 1: eyebrows grow pretty flat fast. I got here on the
Speaker 1: top of my ears. Yeah, and then it comes out
Speaker 1: my ears. If I don't stay on top of it,
Speaker 1: it gets pretty pretty long. And then my nose hair
Speaker 1: is part of the regiment. Yeah, but yeah, it's it's
Speaker 1: a thing. I recommend waxing, nose in. Ear waxing. It's awesome.
Speaker 6: Ear waxing.
Speaker 1: Huh me inside, Oh, it's awesome, awesome. I was having
Speaker 1: trouble keeping my earbuds in because there's so much forestry happening.
Speaker 4: We'll just keep your earbuds in and then let the
Speaker 4: hair grow around them.
Speaker 1: Okay. Uh what subjects do you feel like a nube
Speaker 1: and which an expert in? It's an interesting question. What
Speaker 1: subjects do you feel like a nube or a newbie?
Speaker 1: And in which do you feel like an expert in?
Speaker 1: Lindsay Nube.
Speaker 9: Probably I mean subjects as in like school subjects.
Speaker 1: We could go with math, or I think they mean
Speaker 1: just stuff.
Speaker 9: Yeah, okay, they mean school subjects, reality, GV okay, whatever, anything, Superhero, Marvel, DC,
Speaker 9: Lord of the Rings, science fiction, things like that, sci fi.
Speaker 1: Yep, okay kind.
Speaker 4: Music, I guess if there's I'm not an expert in
Speaker 4: anything by all means. I know a lot about a
Speaker 4: little bit, or I know a little bit about a lot.
Speaker 1: There you go. I know a little bit about a
Speaker 1: lot of things.
Speaker 4: But if I had to pick on something, I'm most
Speaker 4: knowledgeable on music of all different kinds except for music
Speaker 4: in two thousand and tens. I recently learned that I
Speaker 4: suck at that trivia. Sure, old man, that was great seventies, eighties, nineties,
Speaker 4: and early two thousands, But when it got to twenty tens,
Speaker 4: I'm like, who is that again?
Speaker 13: Uh so yeah, yeah, and then yeah, so far as
Speaker 13: the new.
Speaker 14: Astrophysics, I am an expert in me?
Speaker 8: Is that a gimpy?
Speaker 1: I I know enough to be dangerous and everything else.
Speaker 1: Uh Like, yesterday I was repairing a light switch and
Speaker 1: because it was making the other light kind of flicker,
Speaker 1: and so I was taking it out and messing with
Speaker 1: it and seeing if there was like you know, moving
Speaker 1: it around like away from the other switches, and I
Speaker 1: was putting it all back blue blue of the power.
Speaker 1: Because I know just enough to be dangerous. I don't
Speaker 1: know what I'm doing. Take a look at it like
Speaker 1: I look at normal so with your lights?
Speaker 4: Was it the switch that did it? Or because like
Speaker 4: these new bulbs that they have out the LEDs, they
Speaker 4: flicker when they're going out. They don't like or blow
Speaker 4: like the old ones do. They just flicker and sometimes
Speaker 4: they work and sometimes they don't. And it took me
Speaker 4: a long time to figure that out. You're like, oh,
Speaker 4: if I just replace the bull, it's fine.
Speaker 1: So from what I can gather, it's a fader dimmer
Speaker 1: switch and it's affecting the other switch. So but none
Speaker 1: the land that sounds. But so yeah, I know, just
Speaker 1: enough to be dangerous. What am I a new bat? Yes,
Speaker 1: breathing right, waking up, eating correctly, using words, not using words.
Speaker 1: I'm a nube in all of it. What TV family
Speaker 1: would you join? That's a fun one.
Speaker 6: The Connor family from Roseanne Mine.
Speaker 9: They were just they loved each other, but they were
Speaker 9: witty and snarky and just had fun.
Speaker 6: But there was so much.
Speaker 9: There was so much love there too. Dan was a
Speaker 9: cool dad. He was he was He wasn't your best friend.
Speaker 9: He was a parent, but he he was the authority
Speaker 9: and he loved you. It was all what a parent
Speaker 9: should be like, you know, it's just.
Speaker 6: A good family, and they were just funny.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there was also constant money problems, chaos, arguments differ, like, okay,
Speaker 1: GIMPI I think I'm gonna go with the banks from
Speaker 1: First Friends. Yeah, there you gone problem exactly.
Speaker 6: Daddy problems.
Speaker 4: Yeah, who doesn't have daddy issues? Yeah, I'm happy with that.
Speaker 4: The bank's family.
Speaker 8: What was the family from the Beverly Hillbillies planets?
Speaker 1: Yeahs right, I had a million dollars. Yes, this mansion. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it seems acceptable because she's a niece right in them,
Speaker 1: you know, and the Hillbillies, right of course. Yeah, Stratton's
Speaker 1: the silver Spoons, silver Spoon family.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's a good one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, any of those rich families, those richie rich. Sure.
Speaker 1: Do you know when Rockaholma tickets that we won on
Speaker 1: air will be available? Usually that's closer to the event.
Speaker 1: I think we get them, like two weeks before something
Speaker 1: like that.
Speaker 4: You'll get a phone call, you'll get an email.
Speaker 1: Yeah, loaded nachos are loaded fries. This is a good question.
Speaker 6: It is a good question.
Speaker 9: I love both, but unless I have someone to help
Speaker 9: me with the fries, I'm taking the nachos because fries
Speaker 9: get soggy quickly. And you know you when you order
Speaker 9: loaded loaded fries, you're getting a ton that's a large
Speaker 9: order and you can't just you cannot finish them by yourself,
Speaker 9: and they're gonna get soggy quick.
Speaker 6: So I'm gonna go with loaded nachos.
Speaker 4: GIMPI nachos all day every day. Had some last night
Speaker 4: for dinner. I gonna have again for lunch tonight. It's
Speaker 4: gonna be good good. It's good good.
Speaker 1: You never, ever, never, once wouldn't do it nachos. Really,
Speaker 1: they get soggy so fast. Yeah, and they get limb.
Speaker 1: Then you gotta use a four and it's weird or
Speaker 1: your hands get gross.
Speaker 15: Ah, no hard, pass fries all day.
Speaker 8: Somebody sent this in. This is interesting.
Speaker 1: Have you guys tried the summer blue Collar cocktail or
Speaker 1: would you ever try it? Watermelon lime electrolyte with watermelon
Speaker 1: red bull topped with tagine over ice. Well, first of all,
Speaker 1: it's not a cocktail, that's just a beverage. Yeah, there's
Speaker 1: no alcohol in it, correct, lindsay, would you try this?
Speaker 9: I mean, I'll try anything, but I I wouldn't prefer
Speaker 9: this because I am not a watermelon flavored fan. I
Speaker 9: love watermelon, the fruit. I will eat that all summer long,
Speaker 9: but I don't like artificial flavor watermelon.
Speaker 6: Not a big not a big fan of that at all.
Speaker 1: Gimpie, Yeah, I try it. I definitely would try it.
Speaker 1: I would prefer like sugar free.
Speaker 4: Red Bull, but that sounds like something that's cool and
Speaker 4: refreshing and throw a splash or two or ten of
Speaker 4: vodka in there and done.
Speaker 1: No, I don't like watermelon, and I don't like energy drinks.
Speaker 1: So no, win one hundred thousand dollars today or a
Speaker 1: million dollars in twenty years, Lindsay Hunter.
Speaker 6: Grand today or or one million you said.
Speaker 1: In twenty years, Like I got to wait twenty years? Yeah, correct,
Speaker 1: one hundred thousand dollars to day or one million dollars
Speaker 1: in twenty years.
Speaker 6: Give me one hundred grand today mine.
Speaker 9: Because it would pay off bills and I could start
Speaker 9: investing some of it, and in twenty years those investments
Speaker 9: could be a million dollars.
Speaker 4: Okay, anyway, Yeah, that's one hundred grand today, because I
Speaker 4: don't know if I'm going to be alive in twenty years.
Speaker 4: I don't feel like waiting, and one hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 4: could help me out tremendously, right now.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's the only answer.
Speaker 1: That's the only I found out a friend of mine
Speaker 1: had a stroke the other day, and you're like, God,
Speaker 1: all right, don't know. Yeah, would you rather be able
Speaker 1: to speak every language or play every instrument?
Speaker 9: Ooh fine, I that's a damn good question. I'm gonna
Speaker 9: go with speak every language.
Speaker 6: It would be very.
Speaker 9: Helpful when I'm at the nail salon, I really I
Speaker 9: want to know if they're talking about me, or what
Speaker 9: are they saying about my nails or.
Speaker 6: About the person sitting next to me. I don't know.
Speaker 9: But also just going I would probably do a lot
Speaker 9: more traveling if I could speak other languages.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I just think that would be interesting.
Speaker 9: Knowing how to play every instrument would be amazing as well.
Speaker 1: But yeah, languages, gimbi.
Speaker 4: As a music person, you would expect me to pick
Speaker 4: play every instrument. But I think I'm gonna go with
Speaker 4: the language one. I feel there's more opportunity available there.
Speaker 4: Not because I want to know what the Asian ladies
Speaker 4: are saying at me when I get my nails done
Speaker 4: or whatever, but just in general.
Speaker 1: Now, you just want to know what they're saying when
Speaker 1: they give you the massage, that's right, it's yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: picking language instrument on When am I going to play
Speaker 1: a piccolo? Right?
Speaker 8: It feels not useful.
Speaker 6: And it would get really expensive.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, last one. This is a good one, quick
Speaker 1: trip run. What are you getting?
Speaker 6: Egg rolls?
Speaker 9: And probably one of those bloom energy drinks in the
Speaker 9: crisp Apple Belavor GIMPI.
Speaker 4: Let's see, I'm gonna start with thirty two ounce sweet
Speaker 4: tea and then I'm going to move on over and
Speaker 4: get myself one of their breakfast pizzas because that's delicious.
Speaker 4: All breakfast is done and over with. That's okay because
Speaker 4: you got other pizza there as well, and you can't
Speaker 4: go wrong with their tacos or the macaroni and cheese.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, their maz realistics are slamming.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I am getting a their cheeky Nuggies Solid Breakfast
Speaker 1: you went yeah, well sorry, breakfast Pizza Solid and other
Speaker 1: pizzas are pretty good. Their pretzels good out of the
Speaker 1: kitchen and then probably some zero sugar spride or something
Speaker 1: out of the fountain machine. Yeah, can't go wrong if
Speaker 1: it's the morning. Their donuts pretty solid. Can't go wrong
Speaker 1: with that. All right, We got to take a break
Speaker 1: and we'll be back.
Speaker 8: You're listening to the Big Mad Morning Show.
Speaker 1: Lindsay had a bone to pick with me earlier. Do
Speaker 1: you want to bring that up again?
Speaker 6: He was eating string cheese.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I like eating string cheese. I like protein stead
Speaker 1: one of my favorites.
Speaker 9: But he said what you said, eating it like a
Speaker 9: psychopath because he wasn't stringing it.
Speaker 6: He was just taking bites out of it.
Speaker 4: You know, you just don't have to you do.
Speaker 6: Because it tastes different if you don't.
Speaker 8: What did I say? Do you remember what I said?
Speaker 6: You said? Or it just tastes this thing?
Speaker 1: Nope? Not nope, I did say that, but that's not
Speaker 1: what I first thing I said.
Speaker 6: Ah, you don't know me.
Speaker 1: I'm not eight. Ah, because eight year olds do that.
Speaker 1: You don't need to do that. It's also, I don't
Speaker 1: like eating things with my hands that way.
Speaker 6: That's true.
Speaker 9: But it doesn't leave a film on your hands. It
Speaker 9: doesn't leave a color.
Speaker 8: No, but my hands are dirty.
Speaker 6: Wash them.
Speaker 1: I'm in the studio.
Speaker 9: I just I can't do it. I cannot eat string
Speaker 9: cheese without stringing it.
Speaker 8: I'm not a sheep.
Speaker 6: So I just it tastes different. It doesn't. It doesn't
Speaker 6: taste the same to me. I can't be alone.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and all the skittles don't taste different eitherir So, lies.
Speaker 6: I can't be alone.
Speaker 1: Huh, I cannot do that.
Speaker 9: You want to eat string cheese that way as a
Speaker 9: grown adult.
Speaker 1: I'm sure there are people that do that, But there
Speaker 1: are also people that just bite it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's it. Literally is not a big deal.
Speaker 4: No, as long as you're getting it in your mouth somehow.
Speaker 8: It's like people get onto me about eating pizza with
Speaker 8: a fork.
Speaker 1: It's fine. Guess what, I don't do scald my mouth
Speaker 1: and I'm enjoying it. It's okay, it's fine. I'm sure
Speaker 1: you think that makes me an American or whatever, or
Speaker 1: liberal or whatever you want to pin label you want
Speaker 1: to give me.
Speaker 4: Damn Europeans eating their pizza with a ford Chicago.
Speaker 6: Those deep dishes can't hold them up.
Speaker 1: Well, that's not even really a pizza. It's like a
Speaker 1: it's like a cast role. Right to be fair, you could.
Speaker 1: I mean, you just gotta let it cool down enough
Speaker 1: so everything's solidified and coagulate, exactly. Taylor Sheridan we talked
Speaker 1: about him. We think his some of his stuff's pretty good.
Speaker 1: And I didn't know this, but he's got two shows
Speaker 1: that are out there. One of them he's got on
Speaker 1: it's about a Tom Clancy adaptation called Without Remorse, and
Speaker 1: it's got Michael B.
Speaker 8: Jordan in it. Oh, and it was a plan to.
Speaker 1: Be released in theaters, but it fell under due to
Speaker 1: the COVID stuff and the film was ultimately dumped straight
Speaker 1: to streaming on Prime video. So it's a Taylor sharedan
Speaker 1: movie on Prime Video called Without Remorse.
Speaker 4: Okay, does he make an appearance in that one?
Speaker 1: Probably? He seems to make an appearance in everything that
Speaker 1: he's probably. Now you don't know the movie Sacario, It
Speaker 1: is a fantastic movie. That's a Taylor Shardan movie. It's fantastic.
Speaker 1: And he's got another one that's similar called Fast, which
Speaker 1: is coming out April twenty third next year. And then
Speaker 1: this is the whole reason'm bringing all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: he's working on a Call of Duty movie. Really really okay,
Speaker 1: just be like any other war movie. I mean, I
Speaker 1: guess do they play oh what is it where they
Speaker 1: you can hunt people that are like chairs and.
Speaker 4: Oh prop games. Yeah, yeah, I was kind of thinking
Speaker 4: that same thing. Do they have Do they include the
Speaker 4: gun game in in this movie? Yeah? Uh, okay, sure,
Speaker 4: I get it. Like the storyline behind the Call of
Speaker 4: Duty franchise with Price and the rest of them, there
Speaker 4: could simply be something there. But again, for me, it's
Speaker 4: just gonna be like every other war movie. And which
Speaker 4: Call of Duty do you choose from? Do you choose
Speaker 4: from the original Call of Duty's where it's like actual
Speaker 4: seems like this is legit, or or do you go
Speaker 4: with the futuristic ones where they've you know, running on
Speaker 4: walls and got jet packs and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: I think that's the franchise, the idea for it to
Speaker 1: be the franchise, right, you can do multiple movies, Okay,
Speaker 1: you can eventually just do one and then you can
Speaker 1: do another one. It's it's the I'm telling you, it's
Speaker 1: one of the best examples. It's doing like doing a
Speaker 1: movie about the kool Aid picture. Like it's just a
Speaker 1: thing that people are attached to, and so they're like,
Speaker 1: we gotta make a movie. Yeah, look, character culturally, can
Speaker 1: we attach ourselves to the kool Aid picture? Okay? Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: but Taylor Shardan. He's clearly talented, yeah for sure, but
Speaker 1: he sure presents it like he ain't got no wrong.
Speaker 1: And the problem with that is it runs out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he seems kind of douchey to me. I like
Speaker 4: his work, don't get me wrong. And there hasn't been
Speaker 4: a Taylor Shardan show yet that I'm not that I
Speaker 4: just absolutely don't like, right, Like even Marshals, that's it's
Speaker 4: not on my you know, top of the list, but
Speaker 4: I mean it's still it's still all right, So I'm like, okay,
Speaker 4: but he just seems douchey, very pompous.
Speaker 1: He had he had a horror movie called Vile. Okay,
Speaker 1: it was also apparently not good Marshals. That why Marshals
Speaker 1: by the way, right, Yellowstone people are like Dutton Ranch boy,
Speaker 1: that show's tanking. Uh, he's not really involved with it.
Speaker 1: It's just his you know, his his brand, right. These
Speaker 1: are the charity movies. Worse to last fun. We'll see
Speaker 1: what falls it, because there's a lot of good, good
Speaker 1: movies that he's done that most people don't will know.
Speaker 1: Vile came in at number nine as the worst don't know.
Speaker 1: It came out in twenty eleven, number eight Can White.
Speaker 6: Rush never heard it.
Speaker 8: Even lesser no film than the other one. He's in
Speaker 8: that one. He plays tug.
Speaker 1: Those who Wish Me Dead? John Burnhals in that of
Speaker 1: course he is. He feels like he's also in everything
Speaker 1: Taylor shared does uh? I think James Allen and Jolie's
Speaker 1: in that too.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Twelve Strong, Okay, never heard of that one either. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Taylor Sheridan's in that one. Michael Panha Without Remorse twenty
Speaker 1: twenty one. That's that movie we were talking about that
Speaker 1: didn't make it into theaters, went straight to Amazon, right Ccario.
Speaker 1: I haven't seen it, but I've heard good things about it.
Speaker 8: This is the sequel they're saying is the good one.
Speaker 8: Dale Seldado.
Speaker 1: Cacario is a NonStop, edge of your seat high anticipation.
Speaker 1: Josh Brolin, Benicio del Toro, Wind River, Jeremy Renner, Elizabeth Olsen. Okay,
Speaker 1: and number two is one of his best movies. And
Speaker 1: then number one, Hell or High Water. Oh, that movie
Speaker 1: is so good. Jeff Bridges, Chris Primee, Ben Foster. They
Speaker 1: are brothers and they rob banks, okay, all to try
Speaker 1: and save the family.
Speaker 8: It's so good.
Speaker 1: Ben Foster is so good and Chris Pine's pretty good,
Speaker 1: but he's really good with Ben Foster.
Speaker 8: They're a good duo. Might be on two me.
Speaker 1: I don't know. That's written down as the best Taylor
Speaker 1: Sheridan movie. All right, we got to take a break.
Speaker 1: That's him just excited by the train.
Speaker 9: I guarantee that's how he sounds when he has an
Speaker 9: orgasm too.
Speaker 1: No way, yeah, no, I don't think he gets that excited.
Speaker 1: I don't think he's that excited. There's another one. He
Speaker 1: has Norfolk.
Speaker 11: And Western six eleven as a locomotive. I've only ever
Speaker 11: dreamt of saying.
Speaker 1: Somebody have a train. You've dreamt of seeing one of you? Nope, okay,
Speaker 1: you neither.
Speaker 11: Well, today we're about to witness one of America's sleekest,
Speaker 11: most beautiful locomotives.
Speaker 1: Can you name any of the other sleekest I am track.
Speaker 1: I can't name a one.
Speaker 11: No, there's nearly forty degrees. But that whistle is giving
Speaker 11: me chills.
Speaker 4: I mean that is a good look of train. It is.
Speaker 1: It's pretty good train. Oh fuck, yeah, that's a I
Speaker 1: can see why.
Speaker 8: It's bout he goes.
Speaker 1: Holy ship. Oh well, so yes, the massive machine.
Speaker 11: Yeah, the when thinking about it's writing suits.
Speaker 1: It's writing suits everyone.
Speaker 6: That's good.
Speaker 1: You think he's like a fucking bogie party or something. Man,
Speaker 1: I don't even know if that's the writer's party, but
Speaker 1: he at one point he put yes, I maybe a football.
Speaker 6: Game, you're a touchdown?
Speaker 1: Yeah maybe maybe.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I get excited when I make good shots at golf,
Speaker 4: be it, you know, either on the course of this
Speaker 4: golf or on the video game actively participating.
Speaker 1: Yes, So I feel like that might be a little
Speaker 1: bit different.
Speaker 4: Well, I woke my girlfriend up one day because I
Speaker 4: got a hole in one on PGA two K and
Speaker 4: I was like, oh, my bad on the video game.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because I was like, fuck, that's amazing.
Speaker 11: Oh.
Speaker 8: She was in like another room or lane was asleep.
Speaker 1: Yeah. It was like, you know, I.
Speaker 4: Thought you called her up and I was like baby, baby, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 4: no no.
Speaker 1: It was like two o'clock in the morning, and I
Speaker 1: got excited, and she's.
Speaker 4: Like she goes running out of everything, all right, And
Speaker 4: I'm like, yeah, I just got up holding on my bad.
Speaker 4: I didn't mean to didn't mean to wake you up.
Speaker 8: Francis is this guy's name?
Speaker 1: Oh that checks? Yeah?
Speaker 8: Good for him.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I should have.
Speaker 1: Something they get excited like that.
Speaker 9: Oh sure, he probably grew up playing with trains and
Speaker 9: you know, didn't have them where he was from.
Speaker 8: He has three point four million followers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he only follows too, and one of them
Speaker 1: is Amy, who he references in every Yeah. I have
Speaker 1: not looked at any of the other videos. But the
Speaker 1: videos that you just want that I just played for
Speaker 1: you combine twenty seven million views. Okay, wow, of those two,
Speaker 1: and he's got others with millions and three million and
Speaker 1: all that. I'm gonna have to go through this cat's thing.
Speaker 1: See what he's into. Trains, Curly trains mostly.
Speaker 4: You think that's like his porn search as well, right,
Speaker 4: not like actual trains. But he's like.
Speaker 1: I admire people with this simplistic of life, sure, because
Speaker 1: I overcomplicate fucking everything, right, And he's just happy to
Speaker 1: see a big ass train, a wheel slip on a
Speaker 1: train that serves no function in society anymore, just as
Speaker 1: a tourist thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Now that big boy comes to Tols every now
Speaker 4: and again, it does. It's been I want to say,
Speaker 4: at least ten years last time it's come around. Uh, yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm looking it up right now. Okay, make sure you
Speaker 4: spell boy with a y.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, boy boy, uh It, it
Speaker 1: doesn't show this is the twenty twenty six. It looks
Speaker 1: like it's up north mostly it is.
Speaker 4: It is right now. I looked at that map, and
Speaker 4: it's coming through Kansas City, Kansas at some point in
Speaker 4: time or already has. I think it's like fucking Montana
Speaker 4: or some shit like that right now. But uh, I
Speaker 4: want to say that big Boy came through.
Speaker 1: Tulsa track, big Boy number four zero one four, he's
Speaker 1: I can track it in real time.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's in Cheyenne.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's good, I guess. Yeah. I don't.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 8: I don't participate in that enough. The train stuff. As
Speaker 8: a kid, I love trains right, loved them.
Speaker 1: And my for one of my birthdays one year, we
Speaker 1: got to take a train from Independence, Missouri to Kansas City, Missouri.
Speaker 8: H yah, which is a fifteen minute car ride.
Speaker 1: Okay, and you took the train. Yeah, I don't remember
Speaker 1: getting on it. I don't remember getting off the train.
Speaker 1: I don't remember any of it.
Speaker 4: I've only been on abandoned trains, never on a live
Speaker 4: moving train, like sitting still Yeah. Yeah, they're just out
Speaker 4: there in the middle of the yard. Big Boy has
Speaker 4: never actually been directly in Tulsa, but it has made
Speaker 4: stops passing through Claremore, Wagner and Muskogee. October twenty four
Speaker 4: was the last time I did that. Before that, it
Speaker 4: was August to twenty one. Before that, November of twenty nineteen.
Speaker 4: So that some bitch comes.
Speaker 1: Rolling through here, you just got to travel a little
Speaker 1: ways to it.
Speaker 6: Weighs one point two million pounds.
Speaker 4: So does my ex You know, she's a nice lader.
Speaker 6: One hundred and thirty three feet long.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a big bitch for sure.
Speaker 4: I want to know the like the list of all
Speaker 4: these like so the like the biggest trains ever. The
Speaker 4: two six sixty six is a higher horsepower than Big
Speaker 4: Boy and weighs seven hundred and seventy eight thousand pounds
Speaker 4: just for the engine uh Deluth, miss Abby and Iron
Speaker 4: range to eight eighty four they are one point two
Speaker 4: million pounds. Okay, wouldn't be funny if the like suddenly
Speaker 4: I get into this.
Speaker 1: Right, that's your fucking thing.
Speaker 4: Like you some people reaching age, They say you reach
Speaker 4: an age and you either start smoking meats or get
Speaker 4: into World War two history.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and you just fucking get into trains.
Speaker 1: O'd fantastic trains, the locomotives, right, locomotives.
Speaker 4: Yeah, No, Nah, if you're going to get into trains,
Speaker 4: you're getting into all things trains.
Speaker 1: Right right, drop some Jupiter right right whatever. By the way,
Speaker 1: that band Train has come up in conversation like twice.
Speaker 1: Just that's the second time in the last four days.
Speaker 1: And I don't even know why they're fine. They're a
Speaker 1: fine band. I don't know if there's anything worth good
Speaker 1: or bad about them, but why.
Speaker 8: They are coming up in conversation, I have no idea.
Speaker 1: Well, because you need to go see them in concert.
Speaker 8: No, I've seen them. I don't need to.
Speaker 1: I lived in San Francisco when they were on their
Speaker 1: way up. I don't need to. I don't need to
Speaker 1: see them. But they are on their big tour. I
Speaker 1: was just gonna see if they were they are.
Speaker 8: They're on their big tour. I think they were just here.
Speaker 8: If I'm not.
Speaker 4: Mistaken, save me San Francisco is there, okay? Because I
Speaker 4: was like, what the fuck?
Speaker 8: Okay, they're playing with bare naked ladies. I mean one
Speaker 8: link they look at my I thought Oh no.
Speaker 4: That's smash Mouth. He's the guy that died. I thought
Speaker 4: I thought it was a bare naked lady guy.
Speaker 6: Many train songs can you even name?
Speaker 1: Come on ride the Train, which I don't know. No, no, yeah, so.
Speaker 8: It drops of Jupiter is the easiest one.
Speaker 1: Ye, Marry me?
Speaker 4: Does it?
Speaker 1: Marry me? Yes?
Speaker 6: I think uh.
Speaker 1: And then there's another one. Oh shit, I don't know.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 4: They're going to be playing at the Tinley Park, Illinois
Speaker 4: my birthday.
Speaker 1: Hey, oh so yeah, okay, yeah it's meat Virginia meet Virginia.
Speaker 1: Yeah for sure. Yeah, there's They have a lot of hits.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they do that, a lot of hits.
Speaker 1: I always thought them in Matchbox twenty should have a baby. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you're right, Okay, they're both kind of the same. What
Speaker 1: happened to Matchbox twenty? Are they still a band?
Speaker 6: Bab well?
Speaker 4: He think so.
Speaker 1: Rob Thomas right, they're going to be in Durant. Nope,
Speaker 1: they're going to be in Durant on August fifteenth.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but didn't he get sick or his wife got
Speaker 9: sick so he went on hiatus for a while. Rob
Speaker 9: Thomas did, It was either him or his wife.
Speaker 1: Looks like he took a break from two thousand and
Speaker 1: five to two thousand and seven. Yeah, well it's not
Speaker 1: he's got back with him, right, Sure.
Speaker 4: Ain't got nothing else going on. Carlos Santana's like, bro,
Speaker 4: we're good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I gave you your thing, dude. I feel like
Speaker 1: there was a while everything he touched was a massive hit.
Speaker 4: Rob Thomas, Yeah, sure, I'd like Matchbox I think they
Speaker 4: are right, they're fine. I'm not going to rush out
Speaker 4: to buy the new the North Bat Sides album.
Speaker 1: That's Oh is that the new one? Yeah, let's see.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he's still a thing. He has a son. Good
Speaker 8: for him.
Speaker 1: How old do you think he is? Rob Thomas?
Speaker 6: Yeah, oh, he's probably fifty.
Speaker 1: Sixty one, fifty four, Okay, fifty four. Wasn't he didn't
Speaker 1: he like, wasn't it one of his things? Like he
Speaker 1: had a drug problem?
Speaker 4: Maybe?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I mean, who didn't have what rockstar didn't have.
Speaker 1: A drugs No. I feel like there was a thing
Speaker 1: where he like was doing crack or something. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I feel like that was a thing heavy personal drugs, alcohol,
Speaker 1: including marijuana, cocaine, and LSD. Starting his twenties, he's spoken
Speaker 1: overly about overcoming those struggles and meeting his wife. In
Speaker 1: the late nineties, okay, he experimented using pot, cigarettes, alcohol,
Speaker 1: and psychedelics. He suffered a severe dry ice handburn, requiring
Speaker 1: intensive medical attention during a bad acid trip.
Speaker 4: Oh the soup, cool marijuana, gos on of a Bitch.
Speaker 1: He describes his heavy use of cocaine, marijuana, and excessive
Speaker 1: drinking Jack Daniels and tequila. During the early rise of
Speaker 1: Matchbox twenty, he acknowledged being overweight, unkept, and caught in
Speaker 1: a cycle of heavy partying and self neglect before achieving
Speaker 1: major mainstream success.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Good, Now he's got to ship together and they're
Speaker 4: on the casino tour.
Speaker 1: He credits his wife. Listen, that casino tour is it's fine.
Speaker 1: People are like, oh, they're doing the casino a circuit,
Speaker 1: like it's a downplay.
Speaker 8: It's fine.
Speaker 1: I'll take your casino money. Yes, consistent gigs. You don't
Speaker 1: have to worry about gate sales.
Speaker 4: Right, you know? Right? Do they worry about the blue
Speaker 4: what is it the blue dot problem or whatever?
Speaker 1: Yes, you don't care about how Yeah, it is a
Speaker 1: good get to get caught in that. Yeah, I wish
Speaker 1: you could have a consistent gig like that where you
Speaker 1: don't have to worry about anything.
Speaker 4: No, man, because stadiums you got a lot to worry
Speaker 4: about their state fairs.
Speaker 1: I don't know, you got a lot to worry about.
Speaker 4: If you're on state fairs circuit's fine, not paying near
Speaker 4: as much as the casino circuit. Well, I mean, the.
Speaker 1: Idea is that it's a fast nickel rather than a
Speaker 1: slow dime. Gotcha. So you may not make very much
Speaker 1: mur per stop, but you're doing many stops. So you're
Speaker 1: gonna work all summer long, every week starting in June
Speaker 1: through the end of October, and you're gonna make a
Speaker 1: ton of money. And in some instances you can play
Speaker 1: two state fairs a week. But that's that's a good gig.
Speaker 4: I was just wondering if Tulsa State Fair has released
Speaker 4: their lineup.
Speaker 1: I would think so, wouldn't they? You would think, as
Speaker 1: we as we are so close to it being because
Speaker 1: that's just right around the corner.
Speaker 4: Man. Yeah, PEPSI Fall Concerts Series on the Oklahoma Stage. Sure,
Speaker 4: that's what I want. I just want to know who's
Speaker 4: fucking playing. Guys, probably get there before I do. Stupid WiFi.
Speaker 1: Let's see because the Oklahoma State Fair is always the
Speaker 1: week before September seventeenth.
Speaker 6: October one through the eleventh. This year.
Speaker 8: Shows I'm looking at Oklahoma City.
Speaker 1: Oh, here we go, Yoho ho, the Hypnosis Show, Jurassic
Speaker 1: Bark Alive.
Speaker 8: I don't think this is what we want.
Speaker 4: No, we've got a guy by Drake White. Is his
Speaker 4: name here? Forty nine Winchester, Okay, I'm down for that.
Speaker 4: Blake Whitton, Whiton, Jay Shawn, Ben Fuller.
Speaker 1: What's that name? Sounds so I don't know? Cole Ford, Okay,
Speaker 1: Oklahoma City Aaron Watson with Alex Miller, Sebastian Bach of
Speaker 1: Great White, Wade Bowen, cam Allen, William Clark Green oh
Speaker 1: a Taylor Swift cover artist, The Jen Blossoms.
Speaker 8: Ben Fuller is a Christian artist.
Speaker 4: If I'm not Missingacon, the Jen Blossoms are playing October eighth.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Ben Fuller is massive.
Speaker 1: Out of here the fucking fair.
Speaker 4: Tulsa State Fair has got walk a walk a flock
Speaker 4: of flame. I was not expecting that. Also wasn't expecting
Speaker 4: when they had the Yuni Yang Twins because I went
Speaker 4: to Tulsa State Fair dot com.
Speaker 6: Well, That's where I'm at too, but it's saying that
Speaker 6: no events are.
Speaker 4: Neo McCoy.
Speaker 1: Listen, yeah, I'm looking at the twenty twenty six lineup
Speaker 1: right here.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Jim Blossoms. That's that's a good get.
Speaker 1: I think so, I think all for it's a good get.
Speaker 1: The Foller's a big a good get. Neil McCoy solid. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they got a great lineup.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's good. And I like forty nine Winchester.
Speaker 1: Sure, sure, okay, yeah. My kids listened to Bin Fuller.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, oh yeah, they like their Christian music. It's fine,
Speaker 1: like whatever you want.
Speaker 4: A good times, many good times at the State.
Speaker 1: Fear lots of pineapple whip yep, oh god, eat yourself.
Speaker 1: Broke there.
Speaker 9: Man introduced one of my kids, Eli to the pineapple whip, the.
Speaker 6: One over there in front of Lows, and it blew
Speaker 6: his mind.
Speaker 9: He was like this, I like this better than ice cream,
Speaker 9: and I like it better than snow cone.
Speaker 4: And you're led to believe it's healthy. Yeah, because it's
Speaker 4: got pineapple, pineapple. It's fucking web cream. It's not good
Speaker 4: for you at all.
Speaker 1: None of that stuff is so tasty. My kids love
Speaker 1: snow cones. I can't stand them.
Speaker 6: It depends on where you get it from.
Speaker 1: I think all the flavors taste like dirt.
Speaker 6: Yes, ice, it's gotta be.
Speaker 9: It can't be ice chunks. It's gotta be extremely shaved.
Speaker 8: Okay, peeling string sheet.
Speaker 1: Ice. It's not you're drinking syrup, that's all it is.
Speaker 1: It's not ice cream sugar.
Speaker 6: It's just kool Aid.
Speaker 4: Basically, kool Aid is better than that ship.
Speaker 1: If you drank the syrup straight up, it would be gross.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you'd be sick.
Speaker 4: Yeah, hard pass man. Kids love them, Yeah, yeah, because
Speaker 4: why because it's all sugar.
Speaker 1: They well, we've had like the truck come to our
Speaker 1: house and they just they don't set up stuff. The
Speaker 1: truck just pulls up and then they just hand ice
Speaker 1: over to the kids. And then along the truck is
Speaker 1: the taps. Yeah, they just do whatever they want. Okay,
Speaker 1: you know, I get that's fun for kids. Yeah, we
Speaker 1: didn't have that growing up. No, you had to.
Speaker 8: Wait and then.
Speaker 1: Stupid and then we didn't even have like.
Speaker 4: A snowtone cone truck or anything like that.
Speaker 1: It was always just the ice cream truck. You had
Speaker 1: to chase that motherfucker down. Well, you only had the
Speaker 1: snow cone truck. Snow cones at like a school event
Speaker 1: and they had to rent that thing and then they
Speaker 1: had to buy ice, like and you only had like
Speaker 1: three flavors. None of it was ever tiger blood. No,
Speaker 1: it was blue, red, and green, maybe purple, I don't know. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: you know what I missed from kid fairs and I
Speaker 1: would love to participate in one again. Cake walks. Yeah,
Speaker 1: cake walk.
Speaker 4: Can't poisoning and yeah.
Speaker 8: People being dicks. I love a good cake walk.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 4: Put them all out there in a circle, and what
Speaker 4: you like, fucking uh play music until you.
Speaker 8: Stop, and that's the cake walk.
Speaker 1: You walk the cakes are you don't hold the cake,
Speaker 1: and then but they take up a spot and then
Speaker 1: you walk around them the music stops.
Speaker 8: You get that fucking cake.
Speaker 4: Ye carrots today.
Speaker 1: So if there's if there's six spots and one of
Speaker 1: them is fucking walnut cake and you hate walnuts, well
Speaker 1: that's what you're getting, bitch. Be pushing motherfuckers over. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you walk out with a full fucking cake. Yeah you're like, look, guys,
Speaker 1: I got a cake. I remember being like fucking eleven
Speaker 1: and be like, I got a cake.
Speaker 9: I remember we used to have our our our Edgewood eagles.
Speaker 6: Yearly carnival and that was what we would have was
Speaker 6: there was no carnival.
Speaker 9: It was more like pick up a duck and you
Speaker 9: get a part of number and if.
Speaker 1: But there was.
Speaker 9: Always a cake walk and we looked forward to that
Speaker 9: every single year. And oh and the moms were baking
Speaker 9: these cakes and you were lucky. Well, those moms were
Speaker 9: lucky if the family would return those the cake pans.
Speaker 1: Yeah, nobody could afford the aluminum ones, even if you
Speaker 1: could find them exactly. Yeah. Or people would buy those
Speaker 1: cake kits where they'd try to make like an eagle
Speaker 1: or you know whatever, right, and it never looked like
Speaker 1: it yeah, oh man.
Speaker 9: Or sometimes it wasn't even a cake like sometimes there
Speaker 9: would be cakes, of course, but also like a dozen
Speaker 9: cookies pie.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so awesome.
Speaker 4: So we need to fight to bring that back. Then,
Speaker 4: let's raise awareness cake Walk Awareness Week.
Speaker 1: I mean, I would lobby for us to have a
Speaker 1: sale here to raise money for it. But ah, the
Speaker 1: good old day, Lindsay, we used to have events here
Speaker 1: where we would do like a pot luck, but there
Speaker 1: would be there was fifty or one hundred people here,
Speaker 1: so there would be so much food. Yeah, it was right, yes. Yeah.
Speaker 1: One year we did a it was it an appetizer
Speaker 1: or a tailgate cookoff. I think it was a tailgate
Speaker 1: sort of thing like that. And it was like a
Speaker 1: fucking sandwich, like a ham sandwich that want. No, it
Speaker 1: was it was those No, it was those sandwiches, those
Speaker 1: Hawaine buns that you put in the oven and then
Speaker 1: you and then you cover them in butter and herbs
Speaker 1: and all that.
Speaker 6: They're called funeral sandwiches.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's but it was different. It wasn't like
Speaker 1: a normal one that it was just like ham and Swiss. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it was should or whatever.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, those are the good old days when we had
Speaker 4: a ship ton of people here to do this sort
Speaker 4: of thing. Now you got like six people so and
Speaker 4: everybody's bringing chili.
Speaker 8: No, no, that's not what happens.
Speaker 1: Someone buys a fucking six pack of Costco fucking cupcakes
Speaker 1: and and they cut it a half one and you're like,
Speaker 1: I don't want that other half, right, we're trying, Corman, Sure, whatever, whatever, dude,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna I'm gonna make people happy today. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: bring these Costco fucking banana nut right cupcakes. Yeah, they're
Speaker 1: six even though there's nine of us, but fuck them.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm sure that morning show doesn't want any they'll
Speaker 4: be gone, but they'll.
Speaker 1: Be gone right.
Speaker 6: Here.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well, I'd love to have my meeting with you.
Speaker 1: At three thirty, right, go home and then come back. Yeah,
Speaker 1: any but yeah, I love stuff like that. Yeah, bas
Speaker 1: I love a good baked sale. Man. I got exposed
Speaker 1: to foods my mom never made, right, That's how my
Speaker 1: mom learned to make haystacks. Do you know what haystacks are?
Speaker 6: Sounds?
Speaker 1: I don't even know if this is right, but it
Speaker 1: was somebody. You know what almond bark is like? Yeah,
Speaker 1: not chocolate, but anyway, yeah uh. And you know what
Speaker 1: the crispy low Maine noodles are. They're crunchy, oh yeah,
Speaker 1: and they come in a bag and you would just
Speaker 1: take that an almond bark, mix it up, make a
Speaker 1: little plump on the thing and put them in the
Speaker 1: fridge and that would be the cookie.
Speaker 8: But it's not. It's just crunchy and almond.
Speaker 1: Bark rice noodles is what those are called? Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 1: now you know, yeah, not a real Asian thing, by
Speaker 1: the way, No, No, it's American crunchy bullshit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I haven't had that in decades because I
Speaker 4: don't make chun king anymore. That was your Asian dish
Speaker 4: you would make, well, Mama would would when we were
Speaker 4: growing up because it's cheap ship and it comes in like,
Speaker 4: you know, fucking tall ass can and then on top
Speaker 4: of that can was another can, so it was like
Speaker 4: a two can thing, but you had to make it.
Speaker 4: And then yeah, you get those crunchy Asian noodles put
Speaker 4: on top, and that's what she would That's what she
Speaker 4: would feed us because it's cheap, fucking feeds the family.
Speaker 9: That's when that's when we learned how to make puppy
Speaker 9: chow back in those days.
Speaker 1: You use that what do you mean the rice noodles?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 1: No, no, she's just talking about yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, like the chill yeah mix, and the and the
Speaker 9: chocolate and white powder sugar and you guys ever.
Speaker 4: Get subjected to fucking dnty more growing up. They're chow
Speaker 4: Maine noodles. Chow Maine noodles, yes, maam.
Speaker 1: They look like they're just crispy whatever, that's right, but yeah,
Speaker 1: the uh, that's how I got exposed to puppy chow too.
Speaker 1: I had no idea what it was and you get it.
Speaker 1: You're like it looks delicious, and they're like it's puppy chowning.
Speaker 1: You're like what the fuck, and you're like, fuck me?
Speaker 8: Or so good.
Speaker 9: If it was your birthday and someone's mom brought in
Speaker 9: rice Krispy treats, homemade rice Chrisby treats to celebrate.
Speaker 6: Your birthday in school, yeah, yeah, I can't do that anymore.
Speaker 8: Yeah. There was always like one mom who made the
Speaker 8: best stuff.
Speaker 1: Yes, and you're like, mom, why can't you make rice
Speaker 1: Krispy treats that good? The rice Krispy trees? What do
Speaker 1: you gotta do? Special dom right, plenty magic, You got it, dude.
Speaker 1: So I've seen people go crazy making little sorry, making
Speaker 1: rice Krispy treats. And so they take all the rice
Speaker 1: crispies and they put it in a walk and then
Speaker 1: heat the walk up and toast the rice Crispy noodles.
Speaker 4: Okay, I can get down on that.
Speaker 8: Then you do your butter and.
Speaker 1: Marshmallows and salt in there and it becomes like a
Speaker 1: salty but marshmallowy mixture.
Speaker 8: You mix that all together.
Speaker 1: And then you put in the little tiny marshmallows and
Speaker 1: put that in so they kind of break down and
Speaker 1: then so you got these big chunks of marshmallows inside
Speaker 1: and it's salty and they're toasted. That's just one of
Speaker 1: the bougie ways you can when you've got a plenty
Speaker 1: of you know, a bunch of time on your hands. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I haven't baked anything. If I am baking anything, it's
Speaker 4: Christmas time. That's about it.
Speaker 1: Like a pie.
Speaker 8: I'm my kid made macaroons.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, they make them, but my wife or I
Speaker 1: or you know, my sister in law are doing all
Speaker 1: the work, the measuring and whatever, and the kids just
Speaker 1: dumping in there and stirring it.
Speaker 6: Is this something she learned a bake camp.
Speaker 8: No, No, that's something she's done for a while.
Speaker 1: She likes to get cookbooks from the kids, cookbooks from
Speaker 1: the public library and bake whatever's in there. She made
Speaker 1: a French a French toast. Nope, a popeye egg cake before.
Speaker 8: Do you know what those are? No?
Speaker 1: No, you know what a popeye egg is? Or what
Speaker 1: do they call it? Egg in a basket?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, yeah, French toast and then there's the egg
Speaker 9: in the center of there.
Speaker 8: Yes, yes, and she made one.
Speaker 1: I don't even know the funk. I'm gonna find that.
Speaker 1: She made one one time and it looked just like yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: it looked this is her placing the yolk inside the Yeah,
Speaker 1: and that's that' it's a cake okay, yeah right, And
Speaker 1: so she does that every once in a while. That's
Speaker 1: peach mm hmm. It's not a real yok so you know,
Speaker 1: but yeah, yeah, I don't bake that. We buy the
Speaker 1: pre made cookies, yeah, and then just break those off
Speaker 1: and cook those.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but my girlfriend's the hell of a baker and
Speaker 4: all the time baking ship.
Speaker 8: But what if she made that. You're like this you've
Speaker 8: never had before, and you're like this good.
Speaker 4: Hush makes these thing called monster cookies, which is like
Speaker 4: got a little bit of sucking everything in it, and
Speaker 4: they're fucking massive, like the size of my hand.
Speaker 1: Like it's got potato chips and pretzels or whatever. We
Speaker 1: got all kinds of shit in there. Those are really good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I can't and uh, she always makes a bunch
Speaker 4: of them. Then I come home she's like you want one,
Speaker 4: and almost like yeah, sure, I'll take one for the road.
Speaker 4: And then it takes me like fucking five days to
Speaker 4: eat it because it's just so much sugar.
Speaker 1: Do a ton of shit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So it's like, yeah, but she if if I
Speaker 4: ever want anything baked, she's my go to.
Speaker 1: She's the one all that and.
Speaker 8: The guy at the right of course.
Speaker 1: Yeah. By the way, how's the thing going, how's the.
Speaker 4: I'm on my I've judged three. I have until the
Speaker 4: twenty eighth to do. God, I don't fucking know, but
Speaker 4: there's a lot of them, and I I had to
Speaker 4: do double duty yesterday because the first one I judged
Speaker 4: was weak as fuck and I was like, all right, well,
Speaker 4: go and cook dinner, and da da da da.
Speaker 1: I was like, let's get into another one.
Speaker 4: And I got into that one, and it's the highest
Speaker 4: scoring one so far. Fucking got three hits into this motherfucker.
Speaker 4: Once it started to take right, I was like, oh shit, okay,
Speaker 4: we're gonna put that down for a little while. I
Speaker 4: was fucking ripped. For the rest of that I didn't
Speaker 4: have to do anything but go to bed. So so far,
Speaker 4: so good, so far, so good. Yeah, and one of
Speaker 4: my favorite things to do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's one of the cooler things that's been consistent.
Speaker 8: Yeah, And for those of them.
Speaker 1: We're talking about the Cowboy Cup, which is a.
Speaker 4: Weed festival event, Oklahoma's premier cannabis championship.
Speaker 1: My friend where DYMPI.
Speaker 4: Is an official longtime judge. That is correct. I am
Speaker 4: practically a fucking gangia at this point, which is self proclaimed.
Speaker 6: You snoop.
Speaker 1: I haven't taken.
Speaker 4: Any classes or anything, but I can teach you how
Speaker 4: we judge and and yeah, it's it's really neat to
Speaker 4: give me this fucking jeweler's loop. So you really get
Speaker 4: down in there and fucking get get to look at it.
Speaker 1: It's it's an interesting process. Do you smoke all your
Speaker 1: weed that way all year or only during like do
Speaker 1: you get the monocle out time? Just during that time?
Speaker 4: Okay, because any other time I'm getting a fucking fifty
Speaker 4: dollars popcorn.
Speaker 1: Ounce, you know, Like you got that friend that's a
Speaker 1: wine person and they're like they're smelling in I'm like,
Speaker 1: just fucking open it, man, we're gonna drink it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's kind of where I'm at.
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna because I have no reason to, but
Speaker 4: at least with this, I have to get in and
Speaker 4: really take a look at it and Okay, that's it's
Speaker 4: a funk's a lot wa.
Speaker 1: We wow yeah week.
Speaker 4: Oh like.
Speaker 8: Ali, I think we've wasted enough time here.
Speaker 1: You guys have a fantastic week and we'll talk to
Speaker 1: you later.
Speaker 4: By m HM