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Speaker 6: What's your or what was your best vacation? Bm A
Speaker 6: mess and whatever that was to eight two, nine, four five,
Speaker 6: What was your best vacation?
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Speaker 8: Was?
Speaker 2: To eight to nine four five.
Speaker 6: There's this story in the news about a police department
Speaker 6: who were trying to catch distracted drivers. Oh, hit the
Speaker 6: button distracted drivers And he dressed up as a bush.
Speaker 2: Like a like a hedge.
Speaker 6: Not Gavin Rosdale the band, Uh like a hedge?
Speaker 2: Okay, not of all the pubic cares.
Speaker 6: Nope, nope, nope. Might have worked, definitely would be distracting.
Speaker 8: Like the guy that dresses up as a bush on
Speaker 8: the sidewalk and catches strollers and scares the crap out
Speaker 8: of them. Yeah, those are so funny. When we went
Speaker 8: to the Drillers game the other night, I told the kids,
Speaker 8: I was like, be careful in one of those shrubs.
Speaker 8: Is one of those.
Speaker 9: Guys that dresses up as a bush and scares people.
Speaker 8: And they walked so scared down that sidewalk just waiting
Speaker 8: for it.
Speaker 2: Tortured them.
Speaker 9: Huh, Yes, it was hilarious.
Speaker 2: My favorite one guy, he's pretending to be blind and
Speaker 2: he has that stuffed dog and as people are walking by,
Speaker 2: he's just carrying it. Whatever. They freak out and like
Speaker 2: it's clearly it's a stuffed dog, but it's still scares
Speaker 2: to crap out of him anyway.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I like it when they do it to football players,
Speaker 6: like they're coming into the locker room and they've got
Speaker 6: the jerseys.
Speaker 2: On like a model. Scaring people is hilarious sometimes.
Speaker 6: Sometimes what I love about those reactions is either they
Speaker 6: get scared like we're describing, or they're about to get assaulted. Yeah,
Speaker 6: because some people's got the skill set. They don't jump,
Speaker 6: they cock their hand back right, Yep.
Speaker 2: It's fight or flight and they fight, Yeah, which is
Speaker 2: wild to me.
Speaker 6: You always talk about my wife makes fun of me
Speaker 6: because we'll have something startling happen, like.
Speaker 7: I'm trying to think of the last incident that this happened.
Speaker 2: But I typically repeat a word over and over when
Speaker 2: I think something dangerous is happening, right, like oh boy,
Speaker 2: oh boy, oh boy, something to that degree. Yeah right,
Speaker 2: because you don't practice being scared. Very few people practice
Speaker 2: chaotic situation, that rush of adrenaline into your body. So
Speaker 2: you go, you sound like a goof doing it time
Speaker 2: an idiot, be not a goof idiot. I was trying
Speaker 2: to be nice, but yeah, you're stupid.
Speaker 10: Nommy, mommy, no matter what it is, right, Yeah, it's
Speaker 10: I was in a restaurant the other day and a
Speaker 10: guy was carrying, which is fine.
Speaker 2: I got no issue with that.
Speaker 6: I just want to know how many times you've prepared
Speaker 6: for a moment because he didn't look like an agile guy.
Speaker 2: Right, Not that you need.
Speaker 6: To be you know, baseball player, major league level or anything,
Speaker 6: but you got to be able to unholster pretty fit.
Speaker 6: I would think you would imagine or strategically, right, being
Speaker 6: calm in that situation is super important.
Speaker 8: Right, And if a guy dressed in a bush costume
Speaker 8: jumps out at you, are you onholstering?
Speaker 9: Then you know.
Speaker 2: Exactly shooting a bush feels wild?
Speaker 9: Yeah it does.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that bush was going to jump out
Speaker 2: at me.
Speaker 6: I checked myself against the bush.
Speaker 2: Yeah, true, dad. Right.
Speaker 6: Anyway, so this police department, they are trying to catch
Speaker 6: distracted drivers, and to me, the idea that you're a distracted.
Speaker 7: Driver and you're not looking for a book.
Speaker 2: Like where was the bush? Was it the one that
Speaker 2: Lindsay's describing that they.
Speaker 6: Do at the mall or at outlet malls or whatever,
Speaker 6: or was he like a like shrubbery, like a big
Speaker 6: shrubbery on the side of the road.
Speaker 7: Or was he just in there with binoculars? You know
Speaker 7: what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Right, Either way, they caught seventy two people and issued
Speaker 6: seventy two tickets to people for being a distracted driver.
Speaker 9: That's a lot.
Speaker 2: You think it gets some special award for that. No,
Speaker 2: I mean I think you get hey, good job, because
Speaker 2: that's your job. Yeah, yeah, I get that. But it's like, hey, Gary,
Speaker 2: you caught seventy two people this month. Congratulations, here's a plaque. Nah,
Speaker 2: I don't think so, extra day off or something. I
Speaker 2: don't think so. Pizza part.
Speaker 6: Are you the kind of the person that if you
Speaker 6: get pulled over in a spot or a summons like that,
Speaker 6: do you not do it anymore just in that location?
Speaker 6: Or do you not speed anymore? Here's an example. I
Speaker 6: got pulled over on a road by my house. Everybody
Speaker 6: speeds on Everyone speeds on this road. I think it's
Speaker 6: thirty five people go about forty five. It definitely fluctuates
Speaker 6: a lot, but there's no like school or anything. It
Speaker 6: just goes from forty five to thirty five to forty
Speaker 6: five to twenty five like it fluctuates.
Speaker 2: All. Yeah. Anyway, so people go about forty.
Speaker 6: Five miles per hour and when you're past this twenty
Speaker 6: five zone, and I got pulled over and he was
Speaker 6: I mean I knew it. I saw him out of
Speaker 6: the corner of my eye, hidden and I was like, ah, yeah,
Speaker 6: here we go.
Speaker 2: Yep. And I pulled over, and he approached like.
Speaker 6: Concerned, sure, and berated me a little bit and gave
Speaker 6: me a warning.
Speaker 2: Nice. Nice. Okay, you feel like you should have gotten
Speaker 2: a ticket or he should have just let you go.
Speaker 2: I mean, because technically you let you go. He did
Speaker 2: let me go.
Speaker 6: No, you're right, except this guy has been pulling people
Speaker 6: over in the same officer has been pulling people over
Speaker 6: in the same spot six months.
Speaker 2: Okay. I think he lives in the neighborhood. Okay, and
Speaker 2: he's not really on duty. Oh you think he's just
Speaker 2: doing it off the clock, just to get people to
Speaker 2: slow down in his neighborhood. I mean, he has the authority.
Speaker 2: He is an officer of the law, and if you
Speaker 2: are breaking the law. There's been plenty of off duty
Speaker 2: cops who have spotted some kind of criminal activity and intervened,
Speaker 2: so on duty or off duty he still has the
Speaker 2: power to stop you.
Speaker 6: Off duty, you don't have the power. Nope, you cannot
Speaker 6: pull people if you are not on the clock.
Speaker 2: Again, there's been plenty of off duty officers who see
Speaker 2: some kind of crime happening and get involved, sure, and
Speaker 2: make the arrest, maybe call in some backup if need
Speaker 2: to do whatever. But I think if he's doing it
Speaker 2: in his squad car, you're fine. Listen. I don't know
Speaker 2: nothing about nothing, to be honest with you, it's just
Speaker 2: my opinion. I think if he's in his squad car,
Speaker 2: he has every right to do so. If he's in
Speaker 2: his own personal vehicle and then like throws up the
Speaker 2: red light like you see on you know, those old
Speaker 2: detective movies or whatever, Okay, that might be something a
Speaker 2: little different. But if he's in his squad car, I
Speaker 2: think he's got you there. But if you're doing it
Speaker 2: for personal.
Speaker 6: A personal thing because it's your neighborhood, that feels different,
Speaker 6: right right, And.
Speaker 2: We will never know if he's doing it for personal gratification,
Speaker 2: personal safety, because if you ask the man, he'll probably
Speaker 2: be like, no, I'm just doing my job making sure
Speaker 2: people obey the law no matter what.
Speaker 9: And I don't think you really happen here. Yeah, I
Speaker 9: don't think it really matters where he lives.
Speaker 2: I don't think if he does it, like he's not
Speaker 2: assigned to that spot to do that, and he does
Speaker 2: it by personal choice because he lives in the neighborhood,
Speaker 2: I think it absolutely matters.
Speaker 6: And here's the thing. Let's just say he was assigned
Speaker 6: to that spot. You ain't issue warnings. You're not there
Speaker 6: in the warning business. Yeah, you're there to curb a problem.
Speaker 9: Yeah, for sure. Maybe he was just feeling.
Speaker 6: Generous again, he had been there for a like he'd
Speaker 6: been doing it for a while, right, And I wasn't
Speaker 6: like I was going two over right right, right, I
Speaker 6: was going ten over. You had a good reason to
Speaker 6: give me. I'd probably going more than that, if I'm
Speaker 6: being honest. And it just felt like, eh, I don't
Speaker 6: some didn't feel right.
Speaker 2: He's overstepping his boundaries.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and here and and it just popped in my
Speaker 6: head just now, I think I've been pulled over by
Speaker 6: that guy before. Oh, so he's out to get you, no, no, no,
Speaker 6: somewhere else. And he didn't give me a ticket then either,
Speaker 6: So he likes you.
Speaker 9: No, Maybe he thinks he knows.
Speaker 2: Yet maybe he wants to take you out for dinner.
Speaker 6: I okay, I think not just this officer. I think
Speaker 6: sometimes they do that. How am I gonna word this?
Speaker 6: Maybe you're not a real officer, but you have a
Speaker 6: squad car and you have a badge okay, and you
Speaker 6: pull people over because you're a cop, Like, don't pass
Speaker 6: a cop on the road. Okay, don't pull you know
Speaker 6: what I'm saying, don't pass me. I'm a cop.
Speaker 2: Okay. So it's an abusive power sort of thing, slight
Speaker 2: abusive power, respect my authority. More like.
Speaker 6: You're employed by the police department, but you're not really
Speaker 6: a guy on this girl on the street being a
Speaker 6: police officer, but you've got.
Speaker 2: The look okay. So like maybe you're a desk jockey
Speaker 2: for the police department and you're like, okay, okay, I
Speaker 2: kind of get what you're saying. Or it's one of
Speaker 2: those Remember golly, this has probably been like ten fifteen
Speaker 2: years ago, maybe longer than that. But there was with
Speaker 2: the Tulsa County Sheriff's Department. He wasn't really a sheriff.
Speaker 2: He was like an honorary sheriff. You know what. I'm
Speaker 2: talking about, and got in trouble because he decided he
Speaker 2: wanted to be the law or whatever, and then he
Speaker 2: got in trouble for that, other than shooting somebody here. Yep,
Speaker 2: I'm like it exactly. I forget the whole scenario. It's
Speaker 2: been so long, but okay, exactly, okay, as I like, okay,
Speaker 2: here you go like Steven Sagal is an honorary sheriff
Speaker 2: and like Louisyanna or whatever, and Steven Sagall is like,
Speaker 2: I am the law, you know, and pulls you over
Speaker 2: simply because Okay, I get what you're saying. It just
Speaker 2: is too convenient.
Speaker 6: I'm not come on if the other instance, I going
Speaker 6: down one sixty nine where people think it's the Autubahn,
Speaker 6: Oh yeah yeah, I wasn't the only person speeding that morning.
Speaker 6: And again, if you're there to deal with it, you
Speaker 6: don't just issue warnings, right, not like I was wearing
Speaker 6: a crop top, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, there was no reason to give me a warning,
Speaker 2: right this Texas. I had a Rogers County sheriff live
Speaker 2: in my neighborhood, and he would do like sixty miles
Speaker 2: an hour in a twenty five every single day. Yep,
Speaker 2: I've seen that happen too. Eh, well they're they're immune.
Speaker 6: But to disguise yourself as a bush, I.
Speaker 2: Think it's hilarious, right, all dressed in camouflage, got leaves
Speaker 2: and branches sticking out of your hat, sitting there with
Speaker 2: rap stuck on your finger, right, and then you got
Speaker 2: to chase after these people dressed as a bush.
Speaker 6: No, he's calling people, Oh yeah, there's a there's an
Speaker 6: officer up ahead.
Speaker 2: Right right. I just think it's funny to watch a
Speaker 2: bush chase after people. Ay, I saw you on your phone,
Speaker 2: come back here. You know you were an officer. I
Speaker 2: thought it was a bush chasing me right now, you
Speaker 2: gotta be a leery of every bush that you passed by.
Speaker 2: You're like, oh, is that a cop? Is that a cop?
Speaker 2: Is that a cop?
Speaker 6: You know what I saw the other day online with
Speaker 6: somebody talking about the best radar detector?
Speaker 2: Is that still a thing? Radar detectors? Like? Do people
Speaker 2: still use these?
Speaker 6: Because my understanding is that they are pretty much a
Speaker 6: waste of money when it comes to depending on how
Speaker 6: you use where you use them, If you do a
Speaker 6: lot of highway or things like whether city I think
Speaker 6: they're all. If your police demortmy uses laser, you're wasting
Speaker 6: your money buying one.
Speaker 2: Yeah. With those radar detectors, it seems like they always
Speaker 2: go off, like when you pass a grocery store or
Speaker 2: something as positives. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't know
Speaker 2: about radar detectors.
Speaker 6: I haven't had one, and I know I had one,
Speaker 6: yeah a long time. I remember having them and then
Speaker 6: taking them down because I thought an officer would right, yeah,
Speaker 6: because no, you they're legal. Wouldn't be the funniest scam
Speaker 6: ever if they're actually like created by police officers, right
Speaker 6: and get me to slow down, it's sending them a
Speaker 6: signal no life speeding or no no, Like it just
Speaker 6: goes off like conditioning, like a rubber band to stop
Speaker 6: saying smoking. Like you're just like, oh, it's going off,
Speaker 6: I better slow down. Yeah, there's no cop.
Speaker 2: Ever that probably is.
Speaker 6: I don't know if I can. You think it's saved you,
Speaker 6: but you don't know that for sure. You see a
Speaker 6: cop it goes off, you slow down, You're like, oh,
Speaker 6: it saved me.
Speaker 7: You don't know that.
Speaker 2: You don't know if you're gonna get pulled over. Now.
Speaker 8: Now that in your GPS, or at least on mine,
Speaker 8: it'll say like there's an officer ahead.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but that's not GPS, that is self populated, so
Speaker 6: like you can say, cop up ahead.
Speaker 2: You know what's fun is you get on your Google
Speaker 2: Maps and then you go to some random country in
Speaker 2: Africa and uh and let people know that there's officers
Speaker 2: ahead there. You need a hobby you do?
Speaker 9: Why don't you play video games or something?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know, something other than that we are
Speaker 2: in the jungle. Where the hell is there an officer
Speaker 2: around in the Amazon?
Speaker 8: I gotta see someone running for help in the jungle, Like, oh,
Speaker 8: look this way, there's an officer of a hare.
Speaker 2: No damn cops over here. Yeah.
Speaker 6: And the number of times that I've seen that pop
Speaker 6: up and then there'd be a cop there is pretty small.
Speaker 2: Oh, I don't know. Man. Coming back from Florida, it
Speaker 2: was spot on nine out of ten times, nine out
Speaker 2: of ten times. And then what was it a couple
Speaker 2: of years back when me and my buddy went to
Speaker 2: Daytona Beach. We were coming back through Georgia and every
Speaker 2: five miles there's a cop on the side of the
Speaker 2: road because of heavy trafficking or whatever, and it was
Speaker 2: spot on every time and it got so annoying. There's
Speaker 2: police ahead, all right, cool, there they are. There's police
Speaker 2: ahead every five minutes. I'm like, can I get out
Speaker 2: of this damn state quick enough? Some text coming in
Speaker 2: I want to read. I'll read them and then i'll
Speaker 2: comment on it.
Speaker 6: He's probably a fan that listens to you, and now
Speaker 6: he's raging because he gave you a warning. Another one. Well,
Speaker 6: good job Corbyn after this segment, I'm sure you won't
Speaker 6: have to worry about a warning. Another one. Meanwhile, this
Speaker 6: cop is listening to this conversation. I deserved a ticket, yeah,
Speaker 6: and you gave you a warning.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So you you think he's gonna be like, well,
Speaker 2: he's not being very grateful. I don't think that's how
Speaker 2: it works. I don't know. People are weird, man.
Speaker 6: Indeed, indeed, I'm not a big believer in the karma
Speaker 6: of a warning. Right he gave he doesn't the putting
Speaker 6: it together never ever, I don't remember this. I got
Speaker 6: a speeding ticket in a construction zone when they were
Speaker 6: doing construction on fifty first and I was going like
Speaker 6: it was twenty five, was going like thirty. Yeah, right,
Speaker 6: got pulled over. Cop pulls me over. I knew I
Speaker 6: was caught. I made some joke. He didn't think it
Speaker 6: was funny, right, like, not even a just here to
Speaker 6: do my job, man, none of that, yeah right.
Speaker 2: And I was like, okay, right, he's having a bad day.
Speaker 2: I don't think he's having a baday. He's doing his job.
Speaker 2: Woke up, stepped in dog crap, his wife probably left him,
Speaker 2: you know. And here you are trying to be funny.
Speaker 6: Man, I'm just trying to lighten the load. Man, I
Speaker 6: get it. You're doing your job. I made a mistake,
Speaker 6: I got caught. It is what it is, you know
Speaker 6: what I mean. By the way, I'm also not a
Speaker 6: believer that just because a cop gives you a ticket
Speaker 6: means he's having a bad day.
Speaker 9: Right, He's just doing his he's.
Speaker 7: Doing his job. She's doing their job.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 6: He didn't give me a warning, you mean because you
Speaker 6: broke the law?
Speaker 8: Right, So you didn't feel fortunate when he just gave
Speaker 8: you a warning.
Speaker 7: I was grateful, yeah, right, but fortunate.
Speaker 2: Now, well, next time you get a warning, just be like, sorry, sir,
Speaker 2: I can't accept this warning. I'm gonna need an official.
Speaker 9: Citation, right, I want to.
Speaker 2: I need my karma right in this world, So just
Speaker 2: just give me a ticket.
Speaker 6: Sometimes tickets are are not issued because they think there
Speaker 6: may be something else, right, Like they pull you that.
Speaker 6: Sometimes being pulling people over is a means for investigation,
Speaker 6: right right, the.
Speaker 2: Added day tag that leads to a meth bust or.
Speaker 6: You're speeding, Maybe there's something else going on in this car,
Speaker 6: and that's what they're in pursuit of, right right, right,
Speaker 6: right right. It's not always pulling you over because you're speeding, Yes,
Speaker 6: that is why they pull you over, but they may
Speaker 6: be going, you know, trying to get the bigger fish.
Speaker 2: Yeah, not just a speeding ticket.
Speaker 8: Oh so now you think that because you've got a warning,
Speaker 8: they're still after you.
Speaker 6: No, that's not what I'm saying at all, Lindsay, I
Speaker 6: don't think I'm being after at all.
Speaker 2: I sped, I got caught.
Speaker 6: That's the end of the sentence, right, I'm just saying
Speaker 6: I've gotten let go on tickets before and been like
Speaker 6: oh thank goodness. Right, But when it happens and you
Speaker 6: see that person there every day for like a month longer,
Speaker 6: and you're giving just a warning and it's the same car,
Speaker 6: same squad car.
Speaker 2: Maybe he is doing it.
Speaker 6: You're just deterreing, trying to deter people from speeding. Yeah,
Speaker 6: but you do that with a ticket a warning. You
Speaker 6: don't learn your lesson.
Speaker 9: You don't.
Speaker 8: But maybe other people say, oh, oh, they are pulling
Speaker 8: people over.
Speaker 7: No it's not.
Speaker 6: This isn't a mee thing. Everybody in this room has
Speaker 6: gotten a ticket. You all still speed, You've all gotten warnings.
Speaker 6: You still speed not IRUs, Yes you do.
Speaker 2: You got pulled over in one but not ever since
Speaker 2: she got that ticket. I fought it and lost.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because why did you fight it?
Speaker 7: Because you were confident you weren't speeding?
Speaker 8: Well yeah, basically, I mean, I know I was five over,
Speaker 8: but no one was working at the time, and I
Speaker 8: was going downhill.
Speaker 6: Momentos are literally the worst excuses. I know, I was
Speaker 6: going downhill. Officeter, Oh dang, I did not recognize the incline.
Speaker 2: Downhill wind at my back.
Speaker 7: Right, all right, we got to take a break and
Speaker 7: we'll be.
Speaker 2: Back The Big Man Morning Show, Red.
Speaker 6: Durns Friday, What was your best vacation bm maass and
Speaker 6: whatever that is to eight two nine four five. We're
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Speaker 6: news quikies on Fridays, just the headlines.
Speaker 2: It's time for news quakies, world news, local news, and
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Speaker 2: Gimme a Lindsay with what's going on? News quakies from
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Speaker 8: Convicted felon with seventeen felony arrests, flee's traffic stop and
Speaker 8: throw his bag full of guns and drugs out window.
Speaker 2: How big of a bag are we talking about? Like
Speaker 2: a duffel bag full? Or is it like a grocery sack?
Speaker 2: Grocery sack? Yeah. I always think it's fascinating when stuff.
Speaker 6: Cops are running after people or there's a high speed
Speaker 6: chase and they throw something out and they can remember
Speaker 6: exactly where it was thrown.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what they're trained to do.
Speaker 7: I know, but I don't even remember where.
Speaker 6: Sometimes I put my keys down right, and I'm not
Speaker 6: in a high speed chase when I do it. I
Speaker 6: was watching one Cops episode and he was writing what
Speaker 6: because the guy wasn't giving his name or didn't have
Speaker 6: a so he got his little notepad out his pencil
Speaker 6: and you know, his little nancy drew stuff and he
Speaker 6: wrote down.
Speaker 2: Okay, like mark whatever.
Speaker 6: And the guy started running and the cop chased him,
Speaker 6: holding the paper and the pencil the whole time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, or is he still taking notes? And see foot.
Speaker 6: And tackled him and never let go of it. And
Speaker 6: when he tackled him, he had it. And it wasn't
Speaker 6: until he got him on the ground, right, got his
Speaker 6: knee over his neck, and then he put it down.
Speaker 6: And then sure, and like that's impressive, right, forget the
Speaker 6: running part, that's already impressive.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he just throw everything in the ears, all right,
Speaker 2: didn't just drop it right there? Maybe it's his favorite
Speaker 2: No pen feet juice drinking trend has now spread the
Speaker 2: China feet feet juice.
Speaker 6: I mean some of that stuff you see happen. Keep
Speaker 6: in mind in certain Asian countries they have viddy machines
Speaker 6: that sell dirty women's underwear. Yes, so they have some
Speaker 6: things that just don't translate here.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah.
Speaker 6: Surgeon General suggest high measle counts could be tied to
Speaker 6: abortion opposition.
Speaker 8: Uh okay, mother claimed to be asleep, when are two
Speaker 8: month old babies suffocated under a couch cushion.
Speaker 7: That's definitely a way to define dead.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Car dealership sells an elderly blind man of car
Speaker 2: and then drives him home. Anything to get that sale.
Speaker 6: It might not have been for him, right, Yeah, some
Speaker 6: places do delivery. Nearly one hundred animals removed from the
Speaker 6: home of mail carrier suspected of taking cats near her routes.
Speaker 2: Pour outdoor, cat, you need a home, it's too hot outside.
Speaker 9: Let's see.
Speaker 8: Oh. Fired workers beat their colleague with rocks and threaten
Speaker 8: to kill him if he did not quit in solidarity.
Speaker 2: Damn in America. Good lord. Woman spends years biting husband's
Speaker 2: toes to help him recover from brain injury. That's true.
Speaker 2: Love that. Yeah, I mean I'd do it if I do.
Speaker 2: I guess.
Speaker 6: Comcast or punished low Sails by smashing pies in workers faces.
Speaker 2: Dude, that's insane, Like I quit. Yeah, you're not doing that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: even the thought of you know, like they pull you out, like,
Speaker 2: all right, everybody, get in the sales pit. We're gonna
Speaker 2: have a quick meeting. Jared, I need you to sit
Speaker 2: in this chair right here. You know what's They're like,
Speaker 2: what the hell is going on? And then comes out
Speaker 2: of a cream pie. Banana banana cream pie. It has
Speaker 2: to be banana.
Speaker 7: It's whip creep. They're just doing whi cream in the
Speaker 7: pan right.
Speaker 2: Either way, Man, you wheel that pie out, I'm like,
Speaker 2: I'm out. Unless it's a candle in it and you're
Speaker 2: seeing me happy birthday, I'm out. I don't even know
Speaker 2: how that motivates you. It doesn't. Humiliation does not motivate.
Speaker 2: Agreed at all, whatsoever? Agreed?
Speaker 6: But I don't know, Like, hey, huh ah, don't make
Speaker 6: me throw this next time?
Speaker 2: Next time? Two pies? Huh right, come on, man, just
Speaker 2: make this sale. I can't have a pie.
Speaker 8: That Texas company demo's drones made to stop school shooters.
Speaker 6: So I had a different headline of this, and it
Speaker 6: was school installs pepper spray drones to stop active shooters,
Speaker 6: which feels different. Yeah, because.
Speaker 2: It feels like they might be a little more reckless
Speaker 2: with pepper spray. Yeah, okay, just going around spraying everybody.
Speaker 2: I don't like the idea of a drone with a
Speaker 2: gun anyway, But.
Speaker 9: What if the pepper spray gets the wildlife?
Speaker 2: The birds don't care? Who cares? Who cares?
Speaker 7: In an effort to save children, I don't care.
Speaker 2: For sure, right, who cares about that?
Speaker 4: Reddit?
Speaker 7: But drones are also really loud.
Speaker 6: So let's just say person goes into a school, god forbid,
Speaker 6: they're like they're already there, mentally.
Speaker 2: Stop like you think that yeah, or shoot it right? Yeah,
Speaker 2: But I guess something's better than nothing. In this case,
Speaker 2: doing something this with the weird drones and the pepper
Speaker 2: spray and the guns is better than sitting on your
Speaker 2: hands and not doing anything at all.
Speaker 6: And so that's just something happens. They got to unpack
Speaker 6: the drone, right, batteries not charge, gotta change the battery.
Speaker 6: Then they got to go outside, set it down. Then
Speaker 6: they go by, get your head set on, and yeah,
Speaker 6: that feels like it's a lot of time when you
Speaker 6: could just run your ass over there.
Speaker 2: Right right, right right. Italian school trip got so out
Speaker 2: of hand they had to apologize to the entire country
Speaker 2: of Thailand. I want to know what they did. Man
Speaker 2: dies and crash after portable toilet falls off truck. That
Speaker 2: is a terrible way today.
Speaker 9: Yeah it is.
Speaker 8: eBay agrees to pay almost fifty million to couple who
Speaker 8: were sent cockroaches and a bloody pig mask.
Speaker 2: This is a crazy story. This actually is an update.
Speaker 6: We talked about this story before, but they sued again
Speaker 6: Civilly and get this, fifty million dollars. Employees went to
Speaker 6: Jay y'all because they were All these people did is
Speaker 6: they had a newsletter talking about online stuff like this
Speaker 6: and we're bad mouthing eBay and some of their leadership,
Speaker 6: and they had a meeting at eBay and we're like,
Speaker 6: we got a uh hold on.
Speaker 2: There was a phrase take her out. We need to
Speaker 2: take her out. That's what they said. You know like it.
Speaker 6: You must not love America because there's a thing called
Speaker 6: freedom of speech, right.
Speaker 2: Not a thing called freedom of consequence. People are turning
Speaker 2: to tarot card readers in South Korea to tell them
Speaker 2: what their pets are thinking. Just burning money. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: want to know what my pets you're thinking. To be
Speaker 2: honest with you.
Speaker 9: I know what my pet is thinking. Me, feed me,
Speaker 9: rub my belly.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't be weird if he didn't want any of those things, right,
Speaker 2: He's just really thinking, will you stop doing that on
Speaker 2: the couch. He just want to go home.
Speaker 6: Heated meeting features city councilors arguing over the way whether
Speaker 6: or not mayor is their daddy.
Speaker 2: Who's your daddy? You just do that because he's your daddy.
Speaker 2: He's not my daddy. Oh yeah he is. Huh. Last one,
Speaker 2: Lindsay Oh.
Speaker 8: Video of Idaho man juggling flaming torches on a unicycle
Speaker 8: burns off eyebrows.
Speaker 7: Yeah, unicycle always makes a story better.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, you ever written on unicycle before? Nope? I
Speaker 2: have one time.
Speaker 7: I believe you. You feel like a unicycle guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I was not very good at it though, but
Speaker 2: I gave it a shot. That's all about.
Speaker 6: I mean, I think technically nobody's really good at unicycle,
Speaker 6: even people that are quote good at it, because of
Speaker 6: eventually you fall off of it, right.
Speaker 2: Right, right right? Kids made sick a YMCA summer camp
Speaker 2: due to mushroom laced edibles. All right, yeah, is this
Speaker 2: for adults.
Speaker 6: Military factory in Russia in flames after reported flamingo attack.
Speaker 2: They have flamingos and rus they've trained flamingos to attack. Yeah,
Speaker 2: get that creole flamingo. All right? What was your best vacation?
Speaker 6: Bmmss and whatever that is to eight two nine twenty
Speaker 6: five dollars gift card to get a case of course,
Speaker 6: like could be yours or whatever you want, but you
Speaker 6: got to answer that question. Be a text what was
Speaker 6: your best vacation? Bmmss and whatever that was to eight
Speaker 6: two nine four five. We just want you to answer
Speaker 6: this question for freaking a Friday. We want to know
Speaker 6: what was your best vacation. We got on the line there, gimp.
Speaker 2: That's a guy named Steve Good.
Speaker 6: Hi Stephen, how are you good, Stephen?
Speaker 2: What was your best vacation? Staying home, smoking weed, kicking
Speaker 2: deal with Fredy that was your best vacation? Yes, sir?
Speaker 7: How long have you been on that vacation?
Speaker 2: A few times? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Now all right, man, Well he's gonna hook you up.
Speaker 6: Go ahead, gimp me tell him exactly what he's gonna get.
Speaker 2: Beautiful memories like that.
Speaker 11: Just got you eight twenty five dollar gift card to
Speaker 11: get you some curls light.
Speaker 2: Or whatever you like.
Speaker 6: Ack to you, Corbyn, Hang on, lie man, so GIMPI
Speaker 6: you can get your info.
Speaker 2: Have a great weekend. You got to appreciate it, you do.
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Speaker 2: Good morning, Gimpy, Well, good morning Corbyn. You're about an hour.
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Speaker 2: got twelve other chances throughout the day. Good luck, Good morning, Gimpy.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, is my mic on?
Speaker 6: Hello, Gimpy, Gimpy go. I guess we'll check back with
Speaker 6: Gimpy a little bit. We're giving away twenty five dollars
Speaker 6: gift card to get a case of cors Light or
Speaker 6: whatever you want get No, he's still not there. Whatever
Speaker 6: you want for freaking a Friday. What was your best vacation?
Speaker 6: Bmms and whatever that is to eight two nine four
Speaker 6: five lindsay what was your best vacation?
Speaker 8: There was a few good ones in there, and I
Speaker 8: thought I pick one with the entire family.
Speaker 9: I went way beyond.
Speaker 8: I went way ahead of time with just Kevin and
Speaker 8: I and his parents when we went to Saint Croix,
Speaker 8: and I chose Saint Croix because the Virgin Islands, and
Speaker 8: I don't know if I'll ever go back, I would
Speaker 8: hope to. It was my first time there, and there
Speaker 8: was something so magical about being in the Caribbean Sea
Speaker 8: and swimming with the fish and snorkeling. It was my
Speaker 8: first time snorkeling and being on the catamaran. And when
Speaker 8: I came out of the water, I cried. I think
Speaker 8: it was like two thousand and four when we took
Speaker 8: this trip. And when I got back on the boat
Speaker 8: his mom, I was crying and his mom looked at
Speaker 8: me and she goes, are you okay? And I said, yeah,
Speaker 8: I'm just so happy. I was crying happy tears. And
Speaker 8: it was just so magical to me to be swimming
Speaker 8: in such clear water with these fish that you could just.
Speaker 9: Reach out and touch.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and it just it was like it changed me.
Speaker 8: I don't know, it was just so it was so magical.
Speaker 8: I loved that trip so much, and the weather was
Speaker 8: just so perfect and I didn't need a.
Speaker 9: Passport to go there.
Speaker 8: It just felt it was like a dream.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it was just great.
Speaker 8: And that was when I learned of my uh now
Speaker 8: husband's deep, deep fear of centipedes because they're.
Speaker 7: Really really big there really.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it was the first time I heard him scream
Speaker 8: like a little girl. Yeah, there was one in our condo.
Speaker 8: And I mean they get to be about the size
Speaker 8: of your hand, the length of your hand or bigger.
Speaker 2: What oh yeah, well whose hand are we talking about it?
Speaker 8: I mean not your hand, but but my hand or
Speaker 8: Corbin's hand or a normal hand.
Speaker 9: Yeah, your brother's hand maybe. Yeah. Yeah, So it was.
Speaker 9: It was just a great trip.
Speaker 8: And the shopping is it's such a relax You can
Speaker 8: go to Saint Thomas or Saint Croix. I suggest going
Speaker 8: to Saint Croix if you're more relaxed, if you love
Speaker 8: the night life, choosing, if you love by yes, uh
Speaker 8: huh uh huh yeah. Saint Croix is more relaxed and
Speaker 8: sidewalk shopping, and Saint Thomas has more of the bigger
Speaker 8: shops and it's just fun.
Speaker 9: Got to karaoke at night. What you do here, well,
Speaker 9: for sure.
Speaker 2: What you're doing at someplace else. Absolutely, Yeah, what was
Speaker 2: your best vacation?
Speaker 6: BMMS and whatever that was to eight two, nine four five,
Speaker 6: Someone's gonna win a twenty five dollars gift card to
Speaker 6: get a case of cors Light or whatever you want.
Speaker 2: Gim p man. I'll tell you what. It was kind
Speaker 2: of a tough one because I've been on some really
Speaker 2: good vacations, especially within these last six years. Right. One
Speaker 2: of the ones that popped into my mind was was
Speaker 2: when I went to Colorado by myself. That was the
Speaker 2: first vacation that I ever took by myself, right, no family,
Speaker 2: no kids, no lady, nothing like that. I just went
Speaker 2: by myself and hung out with and that was really cool,
Speaker 2: But it wasn't the best. It wasn't the best. I
Speaker 2: think the best one for me was when I rode
Speaker 2: my bike to the Grand Canyon. That's the first time
Speaker 2: I've ever been on a motorcycle ride that long. Now.
Speaker 2: Granted that's when I was dating the nurse and she
Speaker 2: had her kids with her, but she was in her
Speaker 2: car with their kids and I was on the bike
Speaker 2: by myself, So it was it was pretty awesome the
Speaker 2: scenery going through there, right, just going through Arizona and
Speaker 2: New Mexico. The whole ride there, it was just it
Speaker 2: was just me on my bike and the wind for
Speaker 2: the first time ever and on that kind of trip,
Speaker 2: and that was pretty awesome. New Mexico is a is
Speaker 2: a cannabis state and you don't have to have a
Speaker 2: state license to get one to get any so that
Speaker 2: was really cool. I was like, I stopping any dispensary
Speaker 2: and just pick up some weed on the way through,
Speaker 2: and I did, and I did, and it was just
Speaker 2: it was a lot. It was a lot of fun.
Speaker 2: It was a lot of fun. If you've never been
Speaker 2: to the Grand Canyon, I think everybody should do that
Speaker 2: at least once in their life, just to get out
Speaker 2: there and see this giant gash in the earth and
Speaker 2: experience it's magic.
Speaker 6: Yeah, seeing wonders like that are always crazy, dude, Because
Speaker 6: my best Vakay, I've been lucky to have a ton
Speaker 6: of great vacations. And while I was talking about it
Speaker 6: with my wife and Italy seems to come to mind
Speaker 6: right away when we went there, and just from seeing
Speaker 6: things that have been around forever to walking thinking oh
Speaker 6: we are, hotel's right there, and walking and it taking
Speaker 6: forever to get to the spot, to eating in this
Speaker 6: like little Italian Rome, Italian street and them bringing out
Speaker 6: fried zucchini blossoms filled with goat cheese and a bottle
Speaker 6: of Italian wine.
Speaker 7: To going on a tour.
Speaker 6: Food tour and them taking us to back to where
Speaker 6: they're making bread and like seeing amazing to going to Capri,
Speaker 6: Italy and seeing some of the most amazing scenery. It
Speaker 6: felt like you were in an alien movie, right the
Speaker 6: way the trees looked, and on this island where there's
Speaker 6: no cars, right they use these little carts picking squid
Speaker 6: off of a platter to eat. That's that's still moving.
Speaker 6: I mean wild stuff that I could not dream up
Speaker 6: that I get to do. Being in a wine tour
Speaker 6: in the bottom of this the basement of this restaurant,
Speaker 6: and it took them thirty years to dig down the
Speaker 6: basement because every year there was they just put more
Speaker 6: dirt over the So each each ten feet recommend represented
Speaker 6: a decade, okay, because every ten years they just put
Speaker 6: dirt over stuff back long time ago and thinking how
Speaker 6: long ago? I mean Italy and Rome is like where
Speaker 6: history really is, right pre England type of stuff, right
Speaker 6: beginning of time. Yeah, and just sitting there in Vatican
Speaker 6: City and thinking about the history and walking through the
Speaker 6: I mean, just wild thought processes.
Speaker 2: Do you soak any corks while you were down there
Speaker 2: on that wine tour? I didn't. Did you meet any
Speaker 2: cork soakers?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, oh yeah, But that's an international one. Going
Speaker 6: to Colorado and veil specifically going west of Denver is
Speaker 6: a trippy experience. It's so beautiful there, so beautiful drive
Speaker 6: out of Denver, and then you're just driving through the mountains,
Speaker 6: like mountain right there, massive mountain, just crazy stuff.
Speaker 2: That's another one that I want to do. I've already
Speaker 2: been to Colorado, like I said, but I haven't been
Speaker 2: on my bike, and that's a trip that I want
Speaker 2: to take and take that trip up into the mountains
Speaker 2: and take that ride. I think it'd be so awesome.
Speaker 6: You go, oh, Denver cool. I'd never been to Denver.
Speaker 6: Flew into Denver, I'm like.
Speaker 2: It's flat. It's flat, flat, like western Oklahoma flat, Kansas flat.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I was. I was shocked when I got to Denver.
Speaker 6: I just couldn't believe how flat it was, because I
Speaker 6: always visioned Denver to be like mountainous and all this.
Speaker 6: You can see the mountains, but they are far away.
Speaker 2: In Denver, like the Mile High City or something like.
Speaker 2: It is a mile up, yes, but it's flat.
Speaker 6: And then when you get past Denver to the west,
Speaker 6: then you're like, oh, okay, this is what I envisioned
Speaker 6: Colorado to be.
Speaker 2: Like, this is what the Donner party had to deal with. Yes,
Speaker 2: try not to get dysenterian die on the way through. Yes.
Speaker 6: That's the other thing is you do those that you're
Speaker 6: you're driving through the mountains and it's taking a while
Speaker 6: to go up. Yeah, and you're like, I don't have
Speaker 6: a carriage with my plates and my flower barrels trying
Speaker 6: to do this right.
Speaker 8: My cousin went to college in Duringo, Colorado, okay, and
Speaker 8: my aunt and I we drove her there. And I
Speaker 8: just remember my aunt driving up the mountains and I
Speaker 8: mean it's it's so steep and you're in one lane
Speaker 8: and she's like, oh, look at this, and I'm looking
Speaker 8: over the railing and thinking to myself, if we drive
Speaker 8: off this road, where dead. It's like everything you see
Speaker 8: in a movie when a car drives over a cliff
Speaker 8: and just you know, crashes and it's a fiery explosion
Speaker 8: and you're dead and that's all I'm envisioning. Yeah, and
Speaker 8: I'm about I think I'm like nine or ten years
Speaker 8: old at the time.
Speaker 9: And it was awesome. It was beautiful. But she's like,
Speaker 9: I look at this, and I'm like, watch the row.
Speaker 9: I was so scared.
Speaker 8: I feared for my life when she was driving us
Speaker 8: up that mountain. But yeah, it's gorgeous and it is amazing.
Speaker 8: It's breathtaking. Skiing in Colorado, we would go. My dad
Speaker 8: and I would take a trip. I think I mentioned
Speaker 8: it before. You could drive from You could take the
Speaker 8: amtrak from Chicago to Winter Part Colorado.
Speaker 9: It was a fourteen hour trip.
Speaker 8: Oh god, five hundred bucks a person, and it paid
Speaker 8: for your train ride and your chair lift tickets and
Speaker 8: condo five hundred bucks a person in the nineties and
Speaker 8: now to do that trip would probably be five grand
Speaker 8: a person.
Speaker 7: You think, so, oh yeah, at least.
Speaker 8: Oh for condo, chairlift tickets and the train ride.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I don't get skien I don't understand how people do it.
Speaker 6: It's so expensive.
Speaker 9: Is so expensive, so expensive.
Speaker 6: I hear people that are like, oh, we go skiing
Speaker 6: a lot in the winter. I'm like, wow, because you're rich. Yeah,
Speaker 6: good for you. Yeah, it's bizarre to go and you
Speaker 6: have to buy you have to have all the equipment,
Speaker 6: but then you have to buy tickets like a lifting.
Speaker 2: I don't get it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, a day air a chairlift ticket is probably two
Speaker 8: hundred bucks person.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we laugh.
Speaker 7: We were like, have you seen the price of the
Speaker 7: Disney World?
Speaker 9: I know, I know.
Speaker 6: We want to know from you what was your best
Speaker 6: vacation BMMS and whatever that is to eight two nine
Speaker 6: four five. We're gonna give away a twenty five dollars
Speaker 6: gift card to get a case of course light or
Speaker 6: whatever you want.
Speaker 7: We'll do that coming up here very soon.
Speaker 6: So get your text to us BMS and whatever that
Speaker 6: is to eight two nine four or five when we
Speaker 6: come back the coveted tickets to Oklahoma, we'll be giving
Speaker 6: those away.
Speaker 2: Go ahead and play a game.
Speaker 6: Because people want to win these Rock Oklahoma tickets. And
Speaker 6: so you got to call up at eight three three
Speaker 6: four six, oh kmod take on Lindsay, she's gonna try
Speaker 6: and block you from getting these tickets. Pair of weekend
Speaker 6: GA tickets to Oklahoma Labor Day weekend over in prior.
Speaker 6: Decide what category you want numbers, percentages or averages. And
Speaker 6: so when you call up, you'll tell me category you want.
Speaker 6: There'll be five questions from Gimpy. Lindsay will leave the room.
Speaker 6: She won't hear the questions. You just get as close
Speaker 6: to the answer as you can. Lindsay will return. It's
Speaker 6: the same five questions. Whoever's closer to the right answer
Speaker 6: the most wins the pair of tickets GA tickets to
Speaker 6: rock Lahoma eight three three four six, Oh kmod, good morning,
Speaker 6: you're on the air.
Speaker 2: What is your name?
Speaker 4: Mine is Billy, Billy?
Speaker 2: How are you today?
Speaker 4: Pretty good? How are y'all?
Speaker 2: Good? Friend? What category do you want? Numbers?
Speaker 7: Percentages or averages?
Speaker 2: I'll take percentages, percentages.
Speaker 6: It is five questions from Gimpy. Just answer them the
Speaker 6: best that you can.
Speaker 2: Are you ready?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: All right, here we go. Billy Mill puppies are what
Speaker 2: percent more likely to develop health issues than the general
Speaker 2: population of dogs?
Speaker 10: Uh?
Speaker 12: Meal puppies.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna go with of.
Speaker 1: Sixty sixty sixty sixty sixty, He says, all right, Bill,
Speaker 1: what percentage of Ohio's puppy mills are run by the amish?
Speaker 2: Huh?
Speaker 13: What the hell?
Speaker 2: What? Go ahead?
Speaker 4: Ye?
Speaker 2: Sorry, Yeah, try not to swear, buddy, Okay.
Speaker 7: We need any.
Speaker 4: Let me say.
Speaker 2: Seventy seventy percent? All right, Bill? What percentage of puppy
Speaker 2: mills are operated illegally?
Speaker 12: Oh, seventy seventy percent, he says, Hey, Bill, what percentage
Speaker 12: of breeding animals are male?
Speaker 13: Uh?
Speaker 4: Forty five?
Speaker 2: Forty five? Really thinking it out there, Bill? Last one? Here?
Speaker 2: What percentage of pet store dogs were born in puppy mills?
Speaker 11: Uh?
Speaker 2: Fifty one fifty one? He says, Are you Lindsay's brother
Speaker 2: by chance? All right?
Speaker 6: Category is percentages and up for grabs here and repaired
Speaker 6: tweekend GA tickets to rock Lahoma. Here's question one, Lindsay.
Speaker 2: Lindsey, mill puppies are what percent more likely to develop
Speaker 2: health issues than the general population of dogs.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna say seventy five percent?
Speaker 2: Seventy five, she says, Lindsey. What percentage of Ohio's puppy
Speaker 2: mills are run by the amish?
Speaker 9: Forty percent?
Speaker 2: Forty she says, Lendsy. What percentage of puppy mills are
Speaker 2: operated illegally? On ninety percent? She says, Lindsey. What percentage
Speaker 2: of breeding animals are male?
Speaker 9: Say that again?
Speaker 2: What percentage of breeding animals are male or dudes? Have
Speaker 2: it a dog?
Speaker 12: If some have a dog?
Speaker 2: Yeah, forty forty percent. All right, you said dog, and
Speaker 2: she was like, Lindsey, what percentage of pet stored dogs
Speaker 2: were born in puppy mills?
Speaker 9: Eighty five percent?
Speaker 2: Eighty five percent? What do you think, Billy? How did
Speaker 2: she do?
Speaker 8: She got that one?
Speaker 2: You think she got that one?
Speaker 6: Okay, well let's find out because you really want these
Speaker 6: tickets to Rockklahoma. Wee can ga tickets up for grabs
Speaker 6: prior USA Labor Day.
Speaker 2: We can. Here's question one, what's number one? Mill? Puppies
Speaker 2: are what percent more likely to develop health issues than
Speaker 2: the general population of dogs. Billy said sixty percent and
Speaker 2: Lindsay said seventy five percent And the answer is forty
Speaker 2: one percent. Billy got that one right, He's on the board. First.
Speaker 6: You need two more to get those tickets to rock Lahoma.
Speaker 6: Here's question two.
Speaker 2: Question number two, what percentage of Ohio's puppy mills are
Speaker 2: run by the Amish? Billy said seventy percent of them are.
Speaker 2: Lindsey said forty percent of the puppy mills are ran
Speaker 2: by the Amish. The answer is ninety eight ninety eight percent.
Speaker 2: That's I bet.
Speaker 6: If the question was like, how many of them make
Speaker 6: cinnamon rolls? Right, what's the percentage of semon roll sales?
Speaker 6: It wouldn't be ninety eight percent. No, no, wow, All right,
Speaker 6: Billy's up.
Speaker 2: Two to nothing.
Speaker 6: One more, man, and you're getting those weekend GA tickets
Speaker 6: to Rockklahoma.
Speaker 2: Here is question three, Question number three, what percentage of
Speaker 2: puppy mills are operated illegally? Billy said seventy percent of
Speaker 2: them are. Lindsay said most of them ninety percent. The
Speaker 2: answer is seventy percent.
Speaker 6: Billy, you nailed it, man, You're getting those tickets Rockklahoma
Speaker 6: tickets are yours?
Speaker 2: Buddy? Congratulations, kick you, yeah, thank you.
Speaker 6: No man, good job. Hang on the line so gimpee
Speaker 6: can get your info. Question four, gimpe.
Speaker 2: Question number four, what percentage of breeding animals are mail well?
Speaker 2: Billy said forty five percent of them are, and Lindsay
Speaker 2: said forty percent of them are and the answer is
Speaker 2: thirty percent since he got the don question right. Question
Speaker 2: five last one here, what percentage of pet store dogs
Speaker 2: were born in puppy mills? Billy said fifty one percent,
Speaker 2: just over half. Lindsay said the majority of them eighty
Speaker 2: five percent and the answer is ninety percent.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so he knew that one, So she got that point.
Speaker 6: Doesn't matter though, Billy got three of them. So he's
Speaker 6: getting those weekend GA tickets to rock Lahoma Labor Day
Speaker 6: weekend in prior, Godsmag, Popper, Oachs, Slayer, and a gazillion
Speaker 6: other bands. Full line up with link for tickets is
Speaker 6: at the website at rockskmod dot com. We want to
Speaker 6: know from you what was your best vacation bmms and
Speaker 6: whatever that was?
Speaker 7: To eight two nine four five. We pick your text.
Speaker 6: You can get a twenty five dollars gift card to
Speaker 6: get a case, course light or whatever you want bmmss
Speaker 6: and whatever that is to eight two nine four or five.
Speaker 2: We're gonna do that, and we come back.
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Speaker 6: Matthew's waiting, Matthew, what was your best vacation?
Speaker 13: My best vacation was when I went to Georgia in
Speaker 13: twenty eighteen, right after I graduated high school. George of
Speaker 13: the country.
Speaker 6: Got it good clarification. Tell me what was great about it?
Speaker 13: Well, I went whenever I was talking to a porn
Speaker 13: exchange student whenever I was in high school, we kind
Speaker 13: of made plans to go to a country. We made
Speaker 13: the plans with a group of friends and I was
Speaker 13: the only one that went. So I went by myself
Speaker 13: to Georgia for a month. We traveled the country. I
Speaker 13: got to meet a whole bunch of new people that
Speaker 13: still keep up with You know, it was a great time.
Speaker 2: Did you hook up with her?
Speaker 13: Absolutely? Man, Come on, what are you talking about. I
Speaker 13: was by myself out there for a month. What do
Speaker 13: you think?
Speaker 7: How much did that type of trip cost you?
Speaker 13: So, I mean we're talking twenty eighteen dollarsure things were
Speaker 13: a little bit cheaper, so flight round trip was about
Speaker 13: eighteen hundred, and I only brought thirteen hundred.
Speaker 6: To go, So you bought the ticket and then only
Speaker 6: had thirteen hundred on you for the rest.
Speaker 13: Yeah, but I lived like a king out there. Man.
Speaker 13: It was awesome. Like they their conversion rate was really
Speaker 13: cheaper because they don't get a lot of tourists out there,
Speaker 13: you know, so it was pretty pretty cool.
Speaker 7: I no, I've seen euro trip.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 6: You tip a nickel on they quick because you've just
Speaker 6: made a millionaires.
Speaker 7: What was the best thing you ate there?
Speaker 13: It's called acholi kachapori, which I know sounds weird, but
Speaker 13: it's like this like Georgian bread bull, which is good
Speaker 13: in itself already, but it was filled with George and
Speaker 13: cheese and like a cracked egg on top. Dude, it
Speaker 13: was so good.
Speaker 6: There is a restaurant in town that sells that exact thing.
Speaker 6: When you said it, I knew exactly what it was.
Speaker 2: The Bramble has one in town and they are probably
Speaker 2: not as good as authentic, but delicious. Man.
Speaker 13: I'm gonna have to go check them out.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Man, relive some of those memories.
Speaker 6: Don't take a date there or whatever, like you don't
Speaker 6: want to kindle too many feelings.
Speaker 13: Right, I'm gonna roll solo like I did out to Georgia.
Speaker 2: I'll roll solo out there right on.
Speaker 7: Man, give me tell him exactly what he's gonna get.
Speaker 11: Arbyn has travel in Mexico many times, so his best
Speaker 11: vacation is usually spent.
Speaker 2: Surrounded by armed guards. Here's a twenty five dollars gift
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Speaker 2: But it says here that Trump unveils Freedom Haulers. President
Speaker 2: Trump has announced a new initiative aimed at connecting military
Speaker 2: veterans with jobs in the trucking industry. The program, called
Speaker 2: Freedom Haulers, will bring together several federal agencies to expand
Speaker 2: employment opportunities and help veterans receive expedited commercial driver's life.
Speaker 2: The Transportation Secretary Sean Duppy says the effort is focused
Speaker 2: on putting more veterans behind the wheel, while also highlighting
Speaker 2: the administration's push for English proficiency requirements for truck drivers
Speaker 2: to crack down on all the foreigners that come over
Speaker 2: here and don't know how to read English.
Speaker 6: But what I don't understand is isn't this opportunity already
Speaker 6: available for veterans?
Speaker 2: You would think, but and this is just speculation on
Speaker 2: my part. When you have these foreigners come over here
Speaker 2: that don't read English or speak English, you could pay
Speaker 2: them a cheaper wage. Therefore, it's for them. It's like
Speaker 2: better to hire these guys to do the job cheaper
Speaker 2: as opposed to Americans who need a better higher pay.
Speaker 2: Does that make sense?
Speaker 7: But how where's that money coming from?
Speaker 2: Oh, I have no idea to pay the You.
Speaker 6: Know they're not going to the company is not just
Speaker 6: going to suddenly cut their margin.
Speaker 2: Right unless they're forced to, unless the federal gunments.
Speaker 7: Ah, you don't want that.
Speaker 2: That is a slippery slope. I don't know how it's
Speaker 2: gonna work out. But you got something going on? What
Speaker 2: else we got here? Musk to help GOP in the midterms,
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Speaker 2: looking to source looking for source of separate cyclist spora outbreak.
Speaker 2: The FDA is looking into a separate cyclist sporus spores
Speaker 2: outbreak not linked to Lettuce. Almost one hundred cases have
Speaker 2: been connected with the separate outbreak. The outbreak linked to
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Speaker 2: prove to be difficult due to the time it takes
Speaker 2: for people to experience symptoms. And then lastly here, the
Speaker 2: City of Kuita opens up applications for small business beautification grants.
Speaker 2: The City of Kuita has opened up applications for their
Speaker 2: small business Beautification and Building Improvement grant program. The city
Speaker 2: says that it is offering small businesses within the city
Speaker 2: limits with fifty employees or fewer the chance to receive
Speaker 2: a grant to help improve the interior and exterior of
Speaker 2: their business. Grants will be decided by review of a committee.
Speaker 2: The city says that it's a pilot program and hope
Speaker 2: to offer it next year if it proves to be successful.
Speaker 2: If you would like to apply for a grant. You
Speaker 2: can go do it at Kuwita City Hall. Good morning Lindsay.
Speaker 9: Good morning Corbyn.
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Speaker 6: This is where we shock each other if we can't
Speaker 6: answer questions that we wrote. And the first person that's
Speaker 6: going to go I'm picking because I went last last week,
Speaker 6: I'll go.
Speaker 2: First this week. Hooray.
Speaker 6: So it looks like Gimpe's gonna ask the questions and
Speaker 6: Lindsay's gonna do the shocking, and so we are set.
Speaker 2: Gimpy, all right, I only need one calm down? You
Speaker 2: over atch? All right, Gorbyn, Let's see here. Question number
Speaker 2: one is, uh, it goes like this, Which fast food
Speaker 2: realm lets you be the boss of your meal with
Speaker 2: its habit your way decree?
Speaker 6: Yeah, we've talked about the uh, the regalness of this restaurant,
Speaker 6: burger King.
Speaker 2: Final answer, Which fast food realm lets you be the
Speaker 2: boss of your meal with its habits your way decree?
Speaker 2: You say it's the king of burgers. It is burger King.
Speaker 2: Good job, super easy. Yeah.
Speaker 6: I don't know what it is about burger King and
Speaker 6: like craving the flame broiled, but when we mentioned it,
Speaker 6: I'm like, it's got a distinct taste.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, makes you think of uh grilling out back
Speaker 2: at Yeah. Yeah, it's got that charge rolled, all right,
Speaker 2: Gorbyon which continent is penguin free despite having everything from
Speaker 2: deserts to Disneylands? Which continent is penguin free despite having
Speaker 2: everything from desserts. Excuse me, deserts to disney.
Speaker 6: Yeah, how this isn't a trick question like they're leaving
Speaker 6: out zoos?
Speaker 2: Uh? North America. Final answer? Which continent is penguin free
Speaker 2: despite having everything from deserts to Disneylands. You said North America.
Speaker 2: It is North America.
Speaker 6: You want to roll the Disneyland was the real giveaway there?
Speaker 6: I got Disneylands in Europe, yeah, and on deserts, so.
Speaker 2: Not in Europe. I guess you're right, more of a
Speaker 2: tundra than anything else. Okay, ay, last one here? What
Speaker 2: cuddly marsupial could moonlight as a master criminal because its
Speaker 2: fingerprints match humans. The face you made surprised him. You
Speaker 2: said cuddly.
Speaker 6: I immediately thought koala, but then you said marpole and
Speaker 6: then hands.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say kangaroo. Final answer, Which cuddly marsupial could
Speaker 2: moon light? They box the hell out of it because
Speaker 2: I got hands.
Speaker 9: They're they're a fighter, not a lover, and they are.
Speaker 2: Marsupialle Yeah that is true? So is it possible? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Well so a duck bill platypus too, is right? Hold on,
Speaker 6: I already said Final answer to you, sure did?
Speaker 2: Which cuddly marsupial could moonlight as a master criminal because
Speaker 2: it's fingerprints match humans. You said, kangaroo. Final answer, The
Speaker 2: answer is a koala.
Speaker 6: I was thinking, like, there's no way it's going to
Speaker 6: be a koala.
Speaker 2: You did that right on my a c L.
Speaker 9: That's so sorry.
Speaker 2: You know you deliberately targeted the knee, you think, kitcho.
Speaker 6: Let's see who's going next. Wow, oh look it's Lindsay.
Speaker 2: How about that? Weird? How that works out? Huh?
Speaker 7: I will be doing the questions and.
Speaker 2: Lindsay, I give people be doing the shocking.
Speaker 6: The first question, what is dear antler growth made mostly of?
Speaker 6: What is dear antler growth made mostly of?
Speaker 2: What do you think? Lindsay?
Speaker 9: My first thought is bone. And right now they're velvety.
Speaker 8: Because they're just now growing in and they're very pretty
Speaker 8: right now, so yeah, bone.
Speaker 6: Final answer, What is dear antler growth mostly made of?
Speaker 6: Lindsay said bone.
Speaker 2: The correct answer is bone, of course you know that.
Speaker 6: One second question, what is a group of deer called?
Speaker 6: What is a group of deer called?
Speaker 9: A group of deer is.
Speaker 8: Heard a herd of deer? Because I don't think I
Speaker 8: can't think of anything else, So finally answer.
Speaker 6: What is a group of deer called? What is a
Speaker 6: group of deer called? Lindsey said heard, and the correct
Speaker 6: answer is heard.
Speaker 2: Excellent job, thanks, Third one and final one.
Speaker 6: Which fish is known for swimming upstream to return to
Speaker 6: where it was born? Which fish is known for swimming
Speaker 6: upstream to return to where it was born?
Speaker 3: Ummm?
Speaker 8: See there.
Speaker 9: A lake trout or salmon.
Speaker 8: Salmon's calmed down to spawn and then they go salmon, salmon, salmon, delicious.
Speaker 9: Salmon.
Speaker 6: Finally answer and the question is which fish is known
Speaker 6: for swimming upstream to return to where it was born?
Speaker 6: You said salmon. The correct answer is salmon. Amazing work, Lasay, Yeah,
Speaker 6: I'll just have to hold up that resentment for a week.
Speaker 9: Yeah, next week.
Speaker 2: Let it build, Let it build, Yeah, definitely doesn't get worse.
Speaker 2: What was your best vacation?
Speaker 6: Bem a mess and whatever that is to eight two
Speaker 6: nine twenty five dollars gift card to get a case
Speaker 6: of course light or whatever you want could be yours,
Speaker 6: b on my mass and whatever that is to eight
Speaker 6: two nine four five. We'll get to that coming up
Speaker 6: here in a minute. It's the third part of Taser
Speaker 6: Time Trivia. And it's going to be Gimpy's turn to
Speaker 6: get shot should he not be able to answer the
Speaker 6: questions correctly that Lindsay will be asking.
Speaker 2: So go ahead, Lindsay with your first question.
Speaker 9: All right, Gimpy, which.
Speaker 8: Which major city was divided by a wall from nineteen
Speaker 8: sixty one to nineteen eighty nine?
Speaker 2: Berlin? Billin, Berlin Berlin.
Speaker 7: Movie reference the movie, Lindsay, not sure.
Speaker 2: We've already said the name of the movie once. Today
Speaker 2: it is Berlin. Bring out the Berlin.
Speaker 8: Final answer, you say, Berlin, which major city was divided
Speaker 8: by a wall from nineteen sixty one to nineteen eighty nine?
Speaker 9: It is, in fact Berlin.
Speaker 6: Euro Trip maybe one of the best Saturday Afternoon or
Speaker 6: your high movies to watch.
Speaker 2: I can watch it anytime. Yeah.
Speaker 6: It's also that's the second time we've referenced it this morning,
Speaker 6: because when he went the listener went to Georgia and
Speaker 6: he talked about giving a tip in the movie they
Speaker 6: go to Eastern in your Europe and he tips the
Speaker 6: guy a nickel and the guy goes, I.
Speaker 2: Quit start my own hotel with a nickel. Question two,
Speaker 2: GIMPI dog runs up with an arm in his mouth. Yeah,
Speaker 2: because Eastern Europe is so dangerous. Apparently, dude, you made
Speaker 2: out with your sister. She's dead now she's dead now,
Speaker 2: Yeah that sucks. He's not making out with her now.
Speaker 2: But sorry, Now you mean carry on?
Speaker 8: Which fish can climb trees by wriggling up roots and
Speaker 8: low branches?
Speaker 7: Wriggling, wriggling, wriggling.
Speaker 9: W r I g g l I n g ha wriggling.
Speaker 7: It's a fun word, yeah.
Speaker 8: Wriggling up roots and low branches. Which fish can climb
Speaker 8: trees by wriggling up roots and low branches?
Speaker 2: Your mom? Final answer? Mm hmm, go ahead, shock me now?
Speaker 8: Which fish can climb trees by wriggling up roots and
Speaker 8: low branches? You said your mom can, and the correct
Speaker 8: answer is.
Speaker 2: She definitely can.
Speaker 9: Now the climbing perch climbing.
Speaker 2: The old climbing perch.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they're hard to cast and reel d right.
Speaker 2: Tangled in the roots. Uh.
Speaker 6: Wriggle means to twist and turn the body with quick,
Speaker 6: short movements. I've always thought it was wiggle.
Speaker 7: W I no r in there.
Speaker 2: Balls dag nam it. Okay he took covering his aggression
Speaker 2: on me on you.
Speaker 7: No, no, okay, I'm saving that girl.
Speaker 8: Question three, Which continent is so cold that even reptiles
Speaker 8: say no, too chili for us?
Speaker 2: I believe that would be Antarctica, the continent made of
Speaker 2: ice that you cannot visit? Antarctica.
Speaker 8: Final answer, which continent is so cold that even reptiles
Speaker 8: say no too chili for us?
Speaker 9: You say Antarctica. Correct answer is, of course Antarctica.
Speaker 2: Yeah, nicely done. And reptiles are tropical animals. They're not
Speaker 2: gonna be anywhere where it's cold anyway. Think like when
Speaker 2: in Florida in wintertime, all the iguana's falling out of tree.
Speaker 2: Cold blooded. Yeah, they're cold blooded. They'll do well. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they need the heat. So that's a stupid question, which
Speaker 2: is my stupid question. Yeah, of course it was. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's the only one. Yeah. Hey, hey, at least we
Speaker 2: didn't get Scooby Doo this week. Huh. That's true.
Speaker 9: I'm sure they're still in there.
Speaker 2: That's true. That's true.
Speaker 6: We want to know from you, what was your best
Speaker 6: vacation BMMS and whatever that is to eight, two, nine,
Speaker 6: four or five.
Speaker 2: I would go to Antarctica. Uh yeah, for a couple
Speaker 2: of days, maybe just to see yeah, just to see ice.
Speaker 6: I mean I would want to like because they do
Speaker 6: the helicopter things. I just witness that Mother Nature's power
Speaker 6: in a safe situation way. I would I would totally
Speaker 6: do just like I would love to go to northern Alaska,
Speaker 6: like the northern, very northern part of Alaska. That would
Speaker 6: be And I'm not a hunter or anything, but to
Speaker 6: see and see that environment, it would be great. I'd
Speaker 6: pick Antarctica over Alaska because no bugs.
Speaker 2: Right right right right, and you can see the ice
Speaker 2: wall true at where the the world ends and the
Speaker 2: giants are on the other. Yeah, yeah, could be awesome.
Speaker 6: Yeah right, yeah, all right, we got to take a
Speaker 6: break and we'll be back. We want to know what
Speaker 6: was your best vacation bmms and whatever that is to
Speaker 6: eight two nine, twenty five dollars gift card to get
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Speaker 2: Oh?
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Speaker 4: The eighties. Okay, was out of high school, went with
Speaker 4: the family. It was quite the adventure as a as
Speaker 4: a teenager going into the Hash Deans seeing the red
Speaker 4: light district back of my dad suitcase.
Speaker 2: Did you go do anything? How old were you? You were
Speaker 2: out of high school?
Speaker 7: So like eighteen nineteen?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I just turned eighteen.
Speaker 6: Okay, did you what was the craziest thing you did?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 4: Back of my dad's suitcase?
Speaker 2: So what?
Speaker 6: Your phone broke up? So we said something about a suitcase.
Speaker 4: And my brother smuggled a half pounds of hash back
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Speaker 2: I was on my best vacation.
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Speaker 2: I'm trying to think of a regional vacation.
Speaker 7: I went to Arkansas.
Speaker 2: Beaver Lake.
Speaker 7: Okay, awesome, It's gorgeous over there.
Speaker 6: I think Arkansas has been dramatically undersold my whole life
Speaker 6: to me as being a beautiful state.
Speaker 2: It really is. Some of the best riding I've ever
Speaker 2: done is through the state of Arkansas. Not only do
Speaker 2: you have beautiful forests and stuff, like that. You get
Speaker 2: up north and you got the mountains and stuff to
Speaker 2: go through, it's really awesome.
Speaker 7: Yeah, every time I go on, like this place is awesome.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Good fishing too.
Speaker 2: Is there a state known for bad fishing?
Speaker 9: Maybe Rhode Island?
Speaker 7: Yeah, nope, why fishing fishing?
Speaker 2: Okay when it's not cool? Right, that's a good question.
Speaker 6: I think every state I got good fishing there. Like
Speaker 6: someone says that nobody definitely doesn't go, Man, don't go
Speaker 6: to that state, right, Not good for fishing.
Speaker 2: Nebraska, Graska. Nebraska is frequently ranked as the worst state
Speaker 2: for fishing, followed closely by Kansas and Nevada or Navona.
Speaker 2: That makes sense, That makes sense. Are there not rivers lakes?
Speaker 2: This is what they say. Low water coverage less than
Speaker 2: one percent of the land area is states like Nebraska
Speaker 2: and Kansas is covered by natural water bodies, public land limits,
Speaker 2: along with climate and growth factors such as harsh winter
Speaker 2: freezes shallow bodies solid, while hot summers stunt fish growth
Speaker 2: compared to southern regions.
Speaker 6: So Nevada rainbow trout stocked exclusive extensively and nearly three
Speaker 6: hundred streams and rivers and lakes, So it's not like
Speaker 6: there's zero, right, Like someone's got to come in Las right, right, right.
Speaker 2: This is not the best. It's not the greatest place
Speaker 2: for fishing Nebraska.
Speaker 7: What do you think the fish is in Nebraska?
Speaker 9: Trout great, I don't know.
Speaker 7: Channel largemouth bass, and blue gill.
Speaker 2: Okay, not a lot, not a lot to choose from.
Speaker 2: White crappy in Kansas, Okay, kale take it? Okay, why
Speaker 2: are they going to be white grobe?
Speaker 6: White crappy is found in nearly all reservoirs, lakes, and
Speaker 6: rivers across the state.
Speaker 2: Let's go, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Challenge accepted sunfishing bass populating over one hundred and fifty
Speaker 6: thousand farm ponds and public reservoirs.
Speaker 2: That's not nothing. So to me, it sounds like that's
Speaker 2: not natural. They're always stop stocking them. A lot of
Speaker 2: a lot of places stock I guess if you're like
Speaker 2: doing local ponds like down at Hunter Park or some
Speaker 2: of the other places around here, I get that, But
Speaker 2: like for natural fishing, I think it's kind of all
Speaker 2: fifty US states stock fish.
Speaker 6: Through a combination of state Wildlife agency programs and federal distributions.
Speaker 2: Have you ever seen videos of them stock and oh
Speaker 2: it's awesome. There's a shooting the mount.
Speaker 6: Yeah, are the planes when they drop them. There's a
Speaker 6: great video of a guy who's fishing.
Speaker 2: Like he's it's beautiful and he's panting.
Speaker 6: His fee is up on the cooler and he's just reeling,
Speaker 6: just sitting there fishing right and it's like the best
Speaker 6: scene you can ever have while fish.
Speaker 7: Any pans and.
Speaker 6: The stock truck has backed up and is getting ready
Speaker 6: to unload into the river. And then he turns to
Speaker 6: him and he's like, yeah, it's about to be a
Speaker 6: good day.
Speaker 2: Nice.
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Speaker 6: Anything you want to talk about, bring up something new,
Speaker 6: go back to something. What is your comfort show? Example,
Speaker 6: mine is The Office. I've watched it multiple times, Lindsay.
Speaker 9: Probably twenty twenty or Dateline.
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Speaker 2: Everybody seemed to like her, accept her husband. Yeah, except
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Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: Probably like SNL reruns and stuff, because I got an
Speaker 2: SNL channel on my TV built in, so it just
Speaker 2: plays nothing but all different kinds of SNL episodes, right,
Speaker 2: some from way back in the day, some current or whatever.
Speaker 2: And that's something I put on and just sit back
Speaker 2: and laugh and enjoy.
Speaker 6: Yeah, my comfort shows is not gonna be like something
Speaker 6: that gives me anxiety. I love watching to Catch a Smuggler,
Speaker 6: but I can't it's too much stuff. I can't watch
Speaker 6: cops that doesn't chill me out right, Office Beat Bobby Flay.
Speaker 6: It's gotta be short, too, right, It's gotta be like
Speaker 6: a thirty minute show, okay, because I'm not gonna get
Speaker 6: into it. I barely make it through half the office
Speaker 6: like a fifteen minute episode, you know, I get through
Speaker 6: fifteen minutes.
Speaker 7: I'm like, Okayne, night, have you.
Speaker 8: Watched I Will Find You? Or I'll Find You on Netflix.
Speaker 8: It's a Harlan Coben book.
Speaker 7: No, Okay, tell me more.
Speaker 9: I started it last night. Kevin's already watched it.
Speaker 8: We were supposed to watch it together, but I fell
Speaker 8: asleep and he couldn't stop. That's why I can't watch
Speaker 8: shows with him.
Speaker 9: So it's about this guy who it starts off.
Speaker 8: He's in prison for the murder of his son and
Speaker 8: come to find out supposedly his son might still be alive.
Speaker 8: And you have to he escapes prison. The warden actually
Speaker 8: frees him, gets it, helps him escape prison. Wild yes,
Speaker 8: because he is He's known this guy his entire life.
Speaker 8: I'm only on I'm about to start episode three, but.
Speaker 2: I'm hooked, okay.
Speaker 8: And so he's on a mission and to find his
Speaker 8: son who still might be alive because his ex sister
Speaker 8: in law presents him with a picture that was taken
Speaker 8: in public of a kid who looks just like his
Speaker 8: son because there's a birthmark, a very unique birthmark on
Speaker 8: this child's face.
Speaker 6: Okay, so fun, you'll have good suspenseful ones like that. Yeah,
Speaker 6: Willie Lilly Corbyn Gimby. You guys should check out the
Speaker 6: show Snowfall. It's in your wheelhouse.
Speaker 2: It's about crack. Yeah, it's a drug show. Do we
Speaker 2: look like or sound like we job breck.
Speaker 7: No no, but we like those crime shows.
Speaker 2: Yeah, those type things. Yeah. Yeah. My comfort show is
Speaker 2: Three's Company. Mom, are you texting?
Speaker 6: Gimby showed that sandwich he got from that place by
Speaker 6: his house, and I was wondering if it was very expensive.
Speaker 6: Tell everybody for that does not seem this post that
Speaker 6: you put yesterday on our Facebook page, search for BMMS
Speaker 6: no tell everybody. Oh yeah, I just wait for you
Speaker 6: to set it up. So it's this little sandwich truck.
Speaker 6: It's food truck, and it's a bus, and it's called
Speaker 6: Busting Subs and it's been there for a while.
Speaker 2: I've been wanting to check it out for a while,
Speaker 2: and so I was like, all right, I saw some
Speaker 2: things on the Facebook. I was like, okay, it's right there.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go check it out. And I did, and
Speaker 2: I posted a video on our Facebook showing how massive
Speaker 2: this sandwich was. The lady was like, would you like
Speaker 2: a half a sandwich or a whole sandwich? And the
Speaker 2: half sandwich was eleven dollars, the whole sandwich was sixteen.
Speaker 2: So I'm like, for five dollars extra, I get a
Speaker 2: whole sandwich. Sounds like a pretty good deal to me.
Speaker 2: If I don't eat all of it, I can just
Speaker 2: eat the rest of it later, as I did, and
Speaker 2: so I posted the video because the sandwich was literally
Speaker 2: the size of my arm and girth wise, it was
Speaker 2: probably two of my little arms put together right side
Speaker 2: by side. That's how massive this sandwich was. And it
Speaker 2: was good. I ate half of it then and then
Speaker 2: save the other half for dinner. So which, by the way,
Speaker 2: I got a around the corner bar and groove for
Speaker 2: stopping by and giving us some food that was delicious. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I had myself the club sandwich and some onion rings
Speaker 2: along with those delicious deviled eggs with the burn ends on.
Speaker 2: Tom Lindsey Guy Gimpi's August special, which is the Philly.
Speaker 9: Oh it was so good they steak Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then Gorbyan got him some.
Speaker 7: Chicken fingers and many tacos.
Speaker 2: Yeah, really good food. You can figure solid lunch for dinner.
Speaker 2: The kitchen's open all day long. Go check it out.
Speaker 2: Honey mustard yum yum. Yeah.
Speaker 9: And those shark bites.
Speaker 6: Who would win in a three way race from the
Speaker 6: lobby to the studio. And you can't use the elevator
Speaker 6: lobby as in downstairs, not the lobby of r floor.
Speaker 2: Oh that's just right there.
Speaker 9: I got pretty long lugs.
Speaker 8: I like to skip steps running up, so maybe me gimme.
Speaker 2: I'm currently hobbling right now, right because I twisted my
Speaker 2: ankle when I was on vacation and it's still link
Speaker 2: from that. So what is not going to be me?
Speaker 2: I feel Corbin would push Lindsay out of the way.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, maybe not the overly competitive, So it'd be
Speaker 6: a it'd be a fun race between you two, and
Speaker 6: I'll just hobble in the back and watch you guys,
Speaker 6: you know, beat each other to the to the finish line.
Speaker 2: But uh, now that you mentioned Lindsay's uh competitiveness, I'll
Speaker 2: go with her. I'm whooping that ass.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna be gone before you get to the third step.
Speaker 2: Oh hey, look something shining.
Speaker 6: Yeah, even if you beat me to the second tier,
Speaker 6: you'll gas out.
Speaker 7: Stairs are underrated.
Speaker 2: Going downstairs isn't so bad, Yes it is.
Speaker 6: It's hard to. Going down is hard to, That's what
Speaker 6: he said. New York Post has a story about four
Speaker 6: close home for sale where you have to get rid
Speaker 6: of the occupant when you purchase it. Would you buy
Speaker 6: a home like that, lindsay.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean if it's a nice home, you gotta
Speaker 8: get people, if it's worth it.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I can't get the people. I'd let my.
Speaker 7: Husband do it.
Speaker 2: How's he going to get them out?
Speaker 9: I don't know. He's a better enforcer than me. He's
Speaker 9: a big guy. Figure it out.
Speaker 8: Or if I had to do it, I'll just talk.
Speaker 2: Their ear off, or you'd be friends with them. You
Speaker 2: probably let them stay?
Speaker 9: Yeah, like all right, I put them to where.
Speaker 6: They're fine, honey, let them stay. They're they're they're having
Speaker 6: a tough time.
Speaker 8: We got an we got a spare bedroom.
Speaker 7: For you because they're gonna call it their house.
Speaker 8: Right, No, we just bought this place. You can live
Speaker 8: in the garage. We'll make you a she shed.
Speaker 6: But they think it's their house, right, they're squatters. Squat
Speaker 6: you can keep saying that. But squatters think it's their house.
Speaker 6: So how do you get them out?
Speaker 2: Kill them? Quickly? Give me? What about you? Yeah? I mean,
Speaker 2: depending on the house and what the price is, I
Speaker 2: would totally do it. And how would I get them out?
Speaker 2: Sheer force? Yeah, I'm not going to kill anybody. You'd
Speaker 2: assault them, just pick them up. You know how your
Speaker 2: grandma would grab you by the ear and drag you
Speaker 2: across the world. That's assault. But yeah, hey, yeah, well
Speaker 2: you know my house for grandma exactly grab them by
Speaker 2: the ear, and I have a wooden spoon in the
Speaker 2: other hand.
Speaker 6: So yeah, I would absolutely do this. I have a
Speaker 6: couple thoughts on how I would do it. The first
Speaker 6: thought I had probably not legal, but I would wait
Speaker 6: until like two o'clock in the morning and get four
Speaker 6: or five of my really nefarious friends and show up
Speaker 6: post shine all the lights on the front of the
Speaker 6: house from their cars, and we would bang on the door,
Speaker 6: tell them it's a raid, and we break the door
Speaker 6: down and chase them out of the house.
Speaker 9: That's good.
Speaker 2: What's a door? A couple hundred bucks? Maybe yep.
Speaker 6: So that feels like impersonating a police officer, So probably
Speaker 6: not a good IDEA second option I had, which feels legal,
Speaker 6: as I would tip the police of the drug activity
Speaker 6: happening there, let them.
Speaker 2: Do the raid. Okay, that's probably better. Uh yeah.
Speaker 6: And then the other thought that I had that might
Speaker 6: work and you might be able to be cloaked by
Speaker 6: a law, is that I would go.
Speaker 2: In and be like, you're in my home and just
Speaker 2: fire around, start firing not at them, Yeah, but you're
Speaker 2: in my home.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 6: And the sheer panic they would have in that moment
Speaker 6: I think would escalate them to race out of the home.
Speaker 6: Now they could also be carrying true.
Speaker 2: And so I don't know if it's the wisest one,
Speaker 2: but it feels like an adventure about tear gas. Can
Speaker 2: you get tear gas anywhere? I would think so, right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: if you could just buy some tear gas, that would
Speaker 2: be a way to do it. Just gas amow.
Speaker 6: Civilians can legally purchase tear gas in most parts of
Speaker 6: the United States. It's typically sold in the form of
Speaker 6: personal self defense sprays rather than military grade canisters. True
Speaker 6: tear gas refers to the chemical irritants. Chemicals are frequently
Speaker 6: blended with standard pepper spray create a three to one
Speaker 6: defensive formula.
Speaker 2: Okay, that seems legit.
Speaker 6: Yeah, this is You can buy tear gas online at
Speaker 6: Amazon for twenty four or ninety five.
Speaker 2: It'll be your marrow. I think I got a bit
Speaker 2: for next week.
Speaker 9: Who's got a squatter? We got the tear gas.
Speaker 2: It looks just like a defogger. Uh, huh.
Speaker 6: And you just open it up and lay it on
Speaker 6: the ground and it spits out that way, so it
Speaker 6: looks more like a defogger than it does anything else.
Speaker 6: It doesn't look like a Yeah, it's a pepper spray
Speaker 6: grenade essentially, is what they're calling you.
Speaker 2: All Right, that works though, That will definitely clear a room.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I don't hate that.
Speaker 2: That's a good option.
Speaker 6: Uh, Willie Neilly, Do you guys know of any dance
Speaker 6: halls or places to dance around Tulsa that are actually
Speaker 6: worth visiting?
Speaker 2: Can't say that I do, can be yes. As a
Speaker 2: matter of fact, You've got Whiskey nine one eight downtown,
Speaker 2: which is a really good dance hall. They just recently reopened.
Speaker 2: If you remember Tulsa City Limits from back in the day.
Speaker 2: I haven't been yet, but I want to go. And
Speaker 2: they just call it City Limits Saloon. But it's uh,
Speaker 2: and they don't pay me. But it's right there on
Speaker 2: twenty first in Garnet. I know, seems kind of sketch,
Speaker 2: but from what I've seen on the facebooks, it looks
Speaker 2: like a pretty groovy place to go. Of course, it's
Speaker 2: country music, but I'm sure they mix it up with
Speaker 2: all of this stuff in there as well, So there's
Speaker 2: two of them there for you.
Speaker 6: I don't know what kind of dancing you mean, you
Speaker 6: mean line dancing. Whiskey nine eight is a great recommendation.
Speaker 6: Ballroom dancing, I don't know, but I was gonna say
Speaker 6: Whiskey nine one eight Club Majestic has dancing.
Speaker 2: Oh well, there's.
Speaker 6: One downtown called uh is it called Saint Vitus.
Speaker 2: I've never heard of this place.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's like, you know, okay, twenty five dollars red
Speaker 6: Bull Vodka's you know that type of thing.
Speaker 2: Okay, what was the name of it, Saint Vitus? I
Speaker 2: think St. St.
Speaker 6: Bathias, Okay, I think okay, it's not something I go to.
Speaker 6: First of all, I ain't paying a cover.
Speaker 2: Right right.
Speaker 8: Gosh, when was the last time you paid, as a
Speaker 8: great question to get in somewhere?
Speaker 9: Last time you paid a cover?
Speaker 2: Okay, well, you guys are thinking mine was twenty nineteenth
Speaker 2: something like that. When okay, group of friends, that's when
Speaker 2: the rodeo midnight rodeo was still open, and we're like,
Speaker 2: we haven't been there in a long time, let's go
Speaker 2: check it out. See. And it was a big mistake.
Speaker 2: I paid the cover to get in, but I realized
Speaker 2: soon that world, we're too old to be in here,
Speaker 2: so we drank our beer and left.
Speaker 8: I'm going to say it was before the before COVID,
Speaker 8: before the pandemic, and I think it was probably at
Speaker 8: a club in Chicago, all visiting Chicago.
Speaker 7: I don't know. I do not recall.
Speaker 2: One.
Speaker 6: I think you got to be out late enough where
Speaker 6: they start charging to get over, which is not me.
Speaker 7: I don't know. I'm gonna I'll just say pre pandemic.
Speaker 8: I can remember a time where I didn't have to
Speaker 8: pay the cover, and that was for my bachelorette party.
Speaker 2: Okay, I got to die.
Speaker 6: That feels different. But yeah, yeah, Mary being killed NFL, NBA, MLB.
Speaker 8: Oh gosh, Mary NFL bang NBA and.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah that's fitting and kill MLB.
Speaker 4: I guess.
Speaker 8: Yeah, because I mean Mary, NFL, I can't live without football,
Speaker 8: can't bang NBA because you know they know how to
Speaker 8: bang and m LB. It's just it's nothing against it,
Speaker 8: but you gotta be there live to really appreciate the
Speaker 8: sport anyway, and they don't. Those players don't make enough
Speaker 8: money anyway, their last on the total pool. They're not
Speaker 8: appreciated there.
Speaker 7: They all make plenty of money.
Speaker 9: There's no bottom making NFL money.
Speaker 7: Or Major League. The NBA is making punt They're fine.
Speaker 9: Sure, and their season is so long.
Speaker 8: If you're married to one of those players, you're never
Speaker 8: gonna see them.
Speaker 2: Kim Be, what about you? Oh, I'm definitely marrying the
Speaker 2: NFL football all the time. Sign me up. I'm killing
Speaker 2: off the NBA. Not a huge basketball fan. It's fun
Speaker 2: to watch sometimes, but it's just not my jam. Never
Speaker 2: really has been. And I don't mind watching Major League
Speaker 2: Baseball on television. I think it's I think it's neat.
Speaker 2: I can watch it live, I can watch it on TV.
Speaker 2: It's a good time regardless. Uh So I'm gonna go
Speaker 2: ahead and bang the MLB and kill off the NBA.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I am marrying NFL. It's just consistent. I'll watch
Speaker 6: all the games NBA, MLB. I kind of just go
Speaker 6: with one, you know, a couple of one night stands. Right,
Speaker 6: Maybe I probably watch NBA more consistently. So I'm gonna
Speaker 6: bang NBA and kill mlby.
Speaker 7: Let me text in Corbyn. The Dungeon Crawler story is cool. Thanks.
Speaker 6: It is on the book I'm reading there's currently fought
Speaker 6: a goose and the goose's teeth fire out of its mouth.
Speaker 2: You love science fiction.
Speaker 6: Someone given a recommendation on how to get rid of
Speaker 6: a squatter, or you have them served with an eviction
Speaker 6: notice and after thirty days you start to remove their
Speaker 6: belongings and have them trespassed. Seeing you don't, you watch
Speaker 6: too many movies. It doesn't work that way, right, It
Speaker 6: just doesn't. You don't get to remove people's items. You
Speaker 6: have to have a lawsuit. That happens. You file the
Speaker 6: notice and then a lawsuit, and then you have to
Speaker 6: have a rid of execution.
Speaker 7: Then you have to have the sheriff's enforcement.
Speaker 6: Right, It is not you just You don't just get
Speaker 6: to write a piece of paper and leave it on
Speaker 6: the door.
Speaker 2: That's not the way that works. That's where the tear
Speaker 2: gas comes into play.
Speaker 6: Someone recommended Boots and Diamonds as a club to go
Speaker 6: dancing at. Oh yeah, there's a dudeo on YouTube who
Speaker 6: signs contracts to be a tenant in the same house
Speaker 6: as squatters and annoys the squatter while living with them,
Speaker 6: drives them out every time.
Speaker 2: That's an interesting approach, right, getting them to call the police, right,
Speaker 2: because then they have to admit that they're squatting. Yeah no,
Speaker 2: but they have to prove it's their home right.
Speaker 9: They can't.
Speaker 2: They can't do that. Now.
Speaker 6: The other part is I don't know if a CoP's
Speaker 6: going to make them leave, because you'd have to be like, hey,
Speaker 6: you've got a file an eviction, right, I can't force
Speaker 6: them to leave.
Speaker 2: You showed up.
Speaker 6: They've been here for thirty days, they've gotten mail, as
Speaker 6: far as I can tell, they've established residents.
Speaker 2: Court has to decide. That's where planting an ounce of
Speaker 2: cocaine on them comes into play. Except you forget you
Speaker 2: had some one you and they check everybody. Oh damn it,
Speaker 2: we're all going to jail.
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Speaker 5: Rush four of The Big Man Morning Show.
Speaker 2: Is it's Friday, so that means we give away beer.
Speaker 6: We've been asking people what was your best vacation?
Speaker 2: Gim a mess and whatever that is. To eight two
Speaker 2: nine four five.
Speaker 7: If we get you on and talk to you.
Speaker 6: You're gonna get a twenty five dollars gift card to
Speaker 6: get a case of course light or whatever else you want,
Speaker 6: because it's a gift card.
Speaker 2: And Barry's on with us.
Speaker 7: Hey, Barry, how are you?
Speaker 2: Barry? Great? Thank you Barry? What was your best vacation?
Speaker 12: That's the gay.
Speaker 13: To the Bahamas.
Speaker 4: You can go a snorkly and go look at that
Speaker 4: was That's probably the.
Speaker 6: Best, right on, man, Well, gimp, go ahead and tell
Speaker 6: him exactly what he's gonna get.
Speaker 11: Wendsy's best vacation was spent with a bunch of characters
Speaker 11: and waiting in line for three hours just to ride
Speaker 11: one ride. Enjoy this twenty five dollars gift card for
Speaker 11: Kasucker's life or whatever.
Speaker 2: You may want.
Speaker 6: Back to you, guys, hay online buddy, So can you
Speaker 6: can get your info and have a fantastic weekend?
Speaker 2: Okay? Yeah, phone problems somebody texting? Hey, bummer, I see
Speaker 2: I missed a call about an hour ago. What's up? Nothing?
Speaker 2: We just wanted to see how you're doing.
Speaker 9: Yeah, how your day?
Speaker 2: How's your day?
Speaker 8: Playing?
Speaker 2: What's uh?
Speaker 6: You know, things like that, Uh, remember there was the
Speaker 6: bill that went through about daylight savings time, and they're
Speaker 6: going to try and pass it. A list got put
Speaker 6: out of how many sunrises you would have after eight am?
Speaker 2: Should that become permanent?
Speaker 9: Okay?
Speaker 6: And Juno Alaska would have one hundred and seventy three
Speaker 6: days of sunrises after eight am day sunrises after nine
Speaker 6: am they'd have one hundred and thirty one.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 6: Now that's Juno Alaska. I think that's that's not plain
Speaker 6: fair with this conversation. Right Cincinnati, Ohio, they would have
Speaker 6: one hundred and thirty three sunrises after eight am, should
Speaker 6: the daylight savings time bill go through?
Speaker 2: Okay? And none after nine Indianapolis, Indiana one hundred and
Speaker 2: forty four sunrises after eight am okay, and forty three
Speaker 2: after nine am. Almost a whole month of sunrises after
Speaker 2: nine am. Yeah, it seems a little late in the
Speaker 2: morning for the sun to finally be coming up.
Speaker 6: Grand Rapids, Michigan would have one hundred and forty six
Speaker 6: sunrises after eight am and fifty five after nine am.
Speaker 2: Wow, so it ain't zero. So what this daylight savings
Speaker 2: time argument? Can't it go the other way instead of
Speaker 2: springing forward and having those sun the time be where
Speaker 2: the sunrises after eight am or after nine am? Uh huh.
Speaker 2: Why can't you send it the other way to where
Speaker 2: the sun rises at six am? You see what I'm
Speaker 2: saying and fall back? Yeah? Yeah, yeah yeah. That way
Speaker 2: everybody's getting early early morning suntime. Well, I don't think
Speaker 2: you can really adjust it, okay, right, and it's kind
Speaker 2: of got to be a blanket rule. I guess Kansas
Speaker 2: City would have one hundred days of sunrise after eight am,
Speaker 2: none after nine, so almost three months of sunrises after
Speaker 2: eight am. Yeh, that's man.
Speaker 6: I mean it's three months, right. It's the closest to
Speaker 6: us on this list. So it would probably be what
Speaker 6: we would experience. Latest sunrise would be abound eight thirty
Speaker 6: eight am, and then the earliest sunrise would be sunset,
Speaker 6: I should say, would be at five fifty five.
Speaker 2: That's insane, Yeah, sun going down.
Speaker 6: See, you're getting like an hour, right, We're getting talking
Speaker 6: about an hour each way, and that's I.
Speaker 2: Mean, that is the point of daylight savings time. Trueat
Speaker 2: you know, you go forward an hour or you backwards
Speaker 2: an hour? True? True? Dad? And I think I think
Speaker 2: you can. I think you can have it set on
Speaker 2: the back half where it's backwards. You know where we
Speaker 2: fall back, and we've got that that early hour. I
Speaker 2: need to do that for everybody. I'm Here's where I'm
Speaker 2: at with all this.
Speaker 6: Just decide, stop messing with my stuff, right, Stop messing
Speaker 6: with things?
Speaker 2: Right? Why are you trying to shake everything up? Anybody? Right?
Speaker 2: Let me do my Thinglet's change is good, man, Change
Speaker 2: is good. There's good things on the other side of change.
Speaker 7: On big believer in that. Also, routines are really important.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so.
Speaker 6: Maybe just stop messing with stuff, stop meddling, Stop messing
Speaker 6: with my stuff.
Speaker 2: Why you gotta keep messing with my stuff? You know
Speaker 2: what I mean?
Speaker 6: It feels like every time you turn around, they're messing
Speaker 6: with something. Yeah, just let it be.
Speaker 7: Pick one thing a year you're gonna mess with.
Speaker 2: Oh man, I'm a fan of just leave it all alone.
Speaker 2: Let it be. Everything's fine, It's been fine for a
Speaker 2: long time. Why are we going to change it? I
Speaker 2: think that's a great argument.
Speaker 6: What is the best argument anyone has on why we
Speaker 6: should change it?
Speaker 2: And in this case is just daylight? Say this time? Yeah, okay.
Speaker 8: The only thing I I'm not saying there's not an argument, right.
Speaker 8: The only thing that I enjoy is I do like
Speaker 8: it lighter in the evening times in the summer.
Speaker 2: That's it. Sure. What do you like about the winter though?
Speaker 2: When they change the time?
Speaker 6: You don't love Christmas and Christmas lights being on and
Speaker 6: all that other.
Speaker 8: Okay, well yeah, but I mean I don't mind if
Speaker 8: I have to travel a little later to see them.
Speaker 8: I don't mind that.
Speaker 9: Also.
Speaker 2: I've never done it, but okay.
Speaker 9: I feel like it would be I feel like there
Speaker 9: would be.
Speaker 8: A lot less seasonal depression maybe if it were lighter
Speaker 8: outside during the cold.
Speaker 2: I don't know if we really get that here, get
Speaker 2: the seasonal depression.
Speaker 6: We don't have snow, we don't have cold where we're
Speaker 6: banged up in the house for months. On end, Ryan,
Speaker 6: there's a lot of Christmases and New Year's where it's
Speaker 6: ninety degrees outside.
Speaker 8: I didn't realize that seasonal depression really was a thing
Speaker 8: until I moved back to Indiana. When I live growing
Speaker 8: up there, I didn't that's what I was used to, right,
Speaker 8: And then I moved to Oklahoma, and I was like, man,
Speaker 8: ninety percent sunshine all the time, just fell in love
Speaker 8: with Oklahoma's temperatures and weather. Moving back to Indiana, I
Speaker 8: was like, oh my god, seasonal depression is a real thing.
Speaker 9: Sure it is gloom and doom. It is. This sucks.
Speaker 8: Take me back to Oklahoma as fast as I can
Speaker 8: get there.
Speaker 7: You live in South Dakota, I'm sure it was even.
Speaker 8: Worse, absolutely, having snow until May.
Speaker 2: Almost May started in October. Yeah, earlier.
Speaker 9: It was awful.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I think I gained forty pounds when I lived in
Speaker 9: South Dakota. All you did was sit inside and ate.
Speaker 9: It was awful. Walking out your back porch.
Speaker 8: We had a four foot off the ground deck on
Speaker 8: our on our back porch. Yeah, and you walked off
Speaker 8: of it and you're still you feel like.
Speaker 9: You're still on it because that's how much snow was
Speaker 9: on your ground.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it was, Yeah, I remember that completely.
Speaker 9: In Iowa.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they would they would use dozers to move snow
Speaker 2: around the school.
Speaker 9: Yep.
Speaker 2: They would do that, like like a big one and
Speaker 2: move snow and then go all the way around the building.
Speaker 7: So there was a path all the way around the building.
Speaker 9: And also they weren't canceling school.
Speaker 2: You are still going.
Speaker 6: Oh, they canceled school, but it was it was. You know,
Speaker 6: there was a foot of snow on the ground. Yeah,
Speaker 6: there was, no it's kind of snowy, right, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Thanks.
Speaker 6: Longer nights, shorter days is awesome. I don't mind seeing
Speaker 6: daylight still. I don't like seeing daylight still at nine
Speaker 6: thirty at night. Yeah, I think that's also a thing.
Speaker 6: I think as much as there's winter depression whatever, I think,
Speaker 6: happens in the summer too, you feel like your days
Speaker 6: are extremely long. I just don't think there's a great
Speaker 6: argument to go through all of this. I'm not saying
Speaker 6: it wouldn't benefit some people. I'm not saying the argument
Speaker 6: isn't good. I'm just saying it's not a great argument
Speaker 6: to rattle the whole system.
Speaker 2: Right. It feels like there would be a different reason
Speaker 2: they would do that. What would that be. I can't imagine.
Speaker 2: What would be the reason you'd want a distraction. I
Speaker 2: don't know, I can't think of it. I'm sure there's
Speaker 2: probably something that would want you to not pay attention
Speaker 2: to the other hand, right, called the prestige. The government
Speaker 2: wouldn't do No, this is the US government we're talking about,
Speaker 2: up people. You know, the thing I've always been complaining
Speaker 2: about daylights. They're gonna change it. Yeah, yeah, but what
Speaker 2: about bombs? Os Epstein File. All right, we got to
Speaker 2: take a break. We'll be back.
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