Speaker 1: You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly on demand from
Speaker 1: KFI AM six forty.
Speaker 2: So let's go back to the nineteen nineties. Let's say
Speaker 2: it's late in the evening, you're watching maybe Jerry Springer.
Speaker 2: That's something I would do, and you would see these
Speaker 2: commercials come on not some nights, not most nights, but
Speaker 2: every single night for Girls Gone Wild. Oh you don't
Speaker 2: remember Girls Gone Wild. There would be this traveling bus
Speaker 2: of guys and they find college girls who would flash
Speaker 2: or get on the bus and do girl on girls stuff.
Speaker 2: And for a guy like me in the early twenties,
Speaker 2: he's like, oh my gosh, I can't believe this is real.
Speaker 2: It can't be real. And it was also connected to
Speaker 2: popular culture because then you had stars hip hop artists
Speaker 2: also dissipating, you know, stuff like this. Warning.
Speaker 3: This video contains explicit material not suitable for children. If
Speaker 3: you think Girls Going Wild was wild before, just wader
Speaker 3: you see what these girls do when Snoop Dogg is
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Speaker 2: They called it Snoop Dogg and stuff. They're not wrong,
Speaker 2: that makes sense, They're not wrong. I mean that was
Speaker 2: the name of his album.
Speaker 4: I had a bootleg of I can't remember which rapper
Speaker 4: was a West Coast rapper.
Speaker 2: No, I wasn't exhibit.
Speaker 4: It was someone it was someone larger, but it was
Speaker 4: a bootleg VHS tape of them.
Speaker 2: That was when VHS was at its veritable peak, and
Speaker 2: Girls Gone Wild was a phenomenon. They were making millions
Speaker 2: and millions of dollars. The reason I'm talking about this
Speaker 2: is because there is a new documentary and that's the
Speaker 2: best part for me of streaming. Found some great document
Speaker 2: his last night, I talked about the one on Madden Football.
Speaker 2: I'm going to start watching this one, The Girl's Gone Wild,
Speaker 2: The untold story, and I think this is on Peacock.
Speaker 2: But take a gander at this.
Speaker 1: Did you imagine that one day you'd be sitting in
Speaker 1: a chair to talk about Girls Gone Wild?
Speaker 2: They figured at some point I get a knock on
Speaker 2: the door. The whole fantasy was that it was real.
Speaker 2: The girl You've had a crush on comes up to
Speaker 2: you and says it was so shocking, Oy, I'm here here.
Speaker 4: It blew my mind what Joe Francis was able to
Speaker 4: convince these young girls to do. If I took no
Speaker 4: for an answer, I wouldn't be where I was.
Speaker 2: Joe Francis was everywhere. He's hanging out with famous people,
Speaker 2: and the first two years, Girl's gone wild me twenty
Speaker 2: million dollars.
Speaker 3: Girls were already pulling their tops off and flashing the
Speaker 3: jet as we.
Speaker 2: Were pulling in.
Speaker 5: I never thought that that would come back and.
Speaker 2: Haunt me for twenty years. Did you know it was hardcore? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I worked there.
Speaker 4: I was too young to be taped.
Speaker 3: I first realized that these girls were minors when I
Speaker 3: got arrested.
Speaker 1: Were you concerned about starting at a company where the
Speaker 1: CEO was in prison?
Speaker 2: I guess Joe Francis what a miserable load. Joe was
Speaker 2: out of control. He's been a fugitive for a decade.
Speaker 4: Now, do you feel bad for the girls?
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, does not feel like that. That was thirty
Speaker 2: years ago. It just doesn't feel that way. Yeah, that's crazy.
Speaker 2: Thirty years ago and you could not turn on the
Speaker 2: TV at night and not see a Girl's Gone Wild
Speaker 2: at Now Girls Gone Wild.
Speaker 4: The production, the parties, all the stuff that they used
Speaker 4: to do was heavily inspired by hip hop culture, I e.
Speaker 4: The likes of Two Live Crew, the music videos and
Speaker 4: Yeah music videos and things like that, and they said, Hey,
Speaker 4: let's do this with veritable girls next door, people who
Speaker 4: you wouldn't imagine.
Speaker 2: That's why I was always doing what the girl next
Speaker 2: door just flashed what?
Speaker 4: And then it started getting into soft core kind of porn,
Speaker 4: and this is when it took off. What I didn't
Speaker 4: know is that he'd been on the run that long.
Speaker 2: I knew he went to Mexico or something like that,
Speaker 2: but I thought that they would be able to find
Speaker 2: him extradition or whatever. That's why one reason I'm going
Speaker 2: to watch the documentary to figure out how he's been
Speaker 2: able to evade capture all these years, because I, as
Speaker 2: far as I know, he's on the lamb. He's not
Speaker 2: like just living abroad. We have extradition in Mexico if
Speaker 2: he's in Mexico. So I don't know what's going on
Speaker 2: with that. Mark. I know you have a Girl's Gone
Speaker 2: Wild story, I know you.
Speaker 4: No, I've actually never seen a single one of those things,
Speaker 4: but they were ubiquitous on TV.
Speaker 2: The commercials were you never saw one. Well maybe because
Speaker 2: it's a function of working in music industry at that time.
Speaker 2: You could not avoid it, could not if only because
Speaker 2: all the artists that we were working with, i''m quite sure, Tuala,
Speaker 2: they were very much tied up in it. Oh yeah, no, absolutely.
Speaker 2: I played that one ad was Snoop, but it was
Speaker 2: all of them.
Speaker 4: Every single one of them wanted to be a part
Speaker 4: of it, because that's what that was. Another kind of
Speaker 4: I don't want to say, not in your belt. It
Speaker 4: was a cultural touchstone. It was like a way to
Speaker 4: promote yourself too, because that was like the cool thing
Speaker 4: at the time, and.
Speaker 2: It was also an easy way to cross over. If
Speaker 2: you're a hip hop artist and you're on Girls Gone Wild.
Speaker 2: This is basically pre internet, still definitely pre social media.
Speaker 2: You were going to be seen by millions of people.
Speaker 2: When we talk about like rap music, seventy percent purchased
Speaker 2: by why suburbaners. That goes back to Girls Gone Wild
Speaker 2: in that era because they were exposed to a lot
Speaker 2: of hip hop culture indirectly.
Speaker 4: All right, So, since you have expertise in this and
Speaker 4: all I saw was the commercials. Was it just girls flashing?
Speaker 4: For like, what do you pay like twenty bucks for
Speaker 4: a VHS and it's ninety minutes of girls flashing?
Speaker 2: Is that it? It was more than girls flashing. There
Speaker 2: were girls kissing and getting in sexual situations. They would
Speaker 2: close the door and they made it to your imagination
Speaker 2: for some stuff.
Speaker 4: Kind of shaving cream into the room with them and
Speaker 4: you know, a bag of cherries and you just go,
Speaker 4: what are they doing in there?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 4: Bet took it a step further with be et after
Speaker 4: Dark and they just started showing all types of raunchy videos.
Speaker 4: And then of course you know deity parties, right what.
Speaker 2: I think you can draw a line between Girl's Gone
Speaker 2: Wild and the parties in the music business, which would
Speaker 2: include Diddy of that day. I don't think you can
Speaker 2: separate the two now, No.
Speaker 4: They are one insane because it went from having a
Speaker 4: banging nightclub party to going into having women come through
Speaker 4: and undressing after the party. And that's a function of
Speaker 4: Girls Gone Wild.
Speaker 2: And also we can remember, if you're old enough to remember,
Speaker 2: at that time, the internet really wasn't a thing beyond
Speaker 2: maybe email, if I remember correctly, maybe not even as
Speaker 2: of that point. So if you're seventeen eighteen nineteen, impressionable,
Speaker 2: you get a little bit of money, get a little
Speaker 2: bit of fame, not thinking that it's going to live
Speaker 2: on forever on social media later on and ruin people's
Speaker 2: lives and careers. You can understand how it would work
Speaker 2: back then, but not now. This could never happen now
Speaker 2: never never, never. And I'm not even talking about me too.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying in the past ten fifteen years, you
Speaker 2: just it'll never go back to that again.
Speaker 4: So you wouldn't want that web address on a child's
Speaker 4: wicked toy box either.
Speaker 2: Well, the difference is you could actually probably see something
Speaker 2: if they had that.
Speaker 4: R L. The trauma, the trauma. I'm so glad I
Speaker 4: never had to suffer through any event.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, I couldn't avoid it was part of
Speaker 2: research for my job. Well that's because you're dedicated.
Speaker 4: I mean, you're watching this from a criminal justice perspective tonight,
Speaker 4: and for no other reason whatsoever.
Speaker 2: No, I actually was the target audience at that point
Speaker 2: thirty thirty years ago. This is like nineteen ninety three.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, so I was twenty three turned twenty four. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that was me and and I was partially living some
Speaker 2: of that lifestyle in the music industry.
Speaker 4: Now you got to work on this trauma. I'd be
Speaker 4: surprised if you don't have some PTSD from it. Look,
Speaker 4: no exaggeration, Let me just stop talking. Oh, I can
Speaker 4: tell you stop talking difficult.
Speaker 1: You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly on demand from
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Speaker 2: And to be clear, I have always been an unabashed
Speaker 2: Britney Spears fan. I had a thing for Britney for
Speaker 2: many many years. Not so much anymore. It's almost like
Speaker 2: if you see too much, you know too much, it
Speaker 2: takes all the luster away. Britney Spears has had an
Speaker 2: up and down life. I think we all know that
Speaker 2: she's had her own challenges over the years, but since
Speaker 2: she has been outside of that conservatorship, her behavior has
Speaker 2: become even more erratic. I would say unstable. But she
Speaker 2: is free to live her life as she sees fit.
Speaker 2: The news today is Earlier this week, Britney Spears had
Speaker 2: an Instagram post and now she's kind of locked down
Speaker 2: her Instagram where no one is allowed to comment except her,
Speaker 2: which could be good, but she's exhibiting all this weird behavior.
Speaker 2: She'll be spinning and twirling in circles and bikini and
Speaker 2: or underwear, making nonsense posts like the one I'm getting
Speaker 2: Ready to Play And the latest one is that she
Speaker 2: said that she's moved to Mexico to get away from
Speaker 2: the paparazzi because she does not like how the paparazzi
Speaker 2: is depicting her in pictures. We know that she just
Speaker 2: had a birthday, and some people believe that she went
Speaker 2: to Mexico to celebrate just her birthday and didn't actually
Speaker 2: move to Mexico. Who knows. It could be a little
Speaker 2: bit of both. It could be that she went there
Speaker 2: and decided to stay, or she's just trying to have
Speaker 2: fun with the media. But here's the thing that I
Speaker 2: don't understand, and you can look this up for yourself.
Speaker 2: Everywhere you look, everywhere it says that Britney Spears turned
Speaker 2: forty three on December second, forty three years old. That
Speaker 2: has been consistent. Okay, everywhere he looked. Brittany doesn't think
Speaker 2: that she's forty three. For whatever reasons, listen to this.
Speaker 5: I'm not really sure why the paper I've see have
Speaker 5: me going on a plane looking like I'm wearing a
Speaker 5: Jason mask. It doesn't even look like me. I don't
Speaker 5: know why I have a torch in my hand. Honestly,
Speaker 5: I think my friend accidentally gave that to me. But anyways,
Speaker 5: and it's my birthday. I'm not turning forty two. I'm
Speaker 5: turning the five.
Speaker 2: Brittany, everything that I can find in you says that
Speaker 2: you're turning forty three. So no one is saying that
Speaker 2: you would be turning forty two because you're forty two birthday.
Speaker 5: I'm not turning forty two. I'm turning the five.
Speaker 2: No one said that you would be turning forty two
Speaker 2: because all public information says that you turned forty three
Speaker 2: on December tewod And I know you want to make
Speaker 2: yourself younger, but it's not going to work because the
Speaker 2: Internet is.
Speaker 5: Forever, and it's my birthday. I'm not turning forty two.
Speaker 5: I'm turning the five this year.
Speaker 2: She's turning five this year.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's the part. I'm kid you were skipping that
Speaker 4: you were all getting there. I'm kidding back here. It's
Speaker 4: wrong on both counts. But I don't know if she's
Speaker 4: trying to be funny or she acknowledges that she has
Speaker 4: the mind of a five year old. Is she that
Speaker 4: self aware?
Speaker 2: I don't know. And what's up with the whole baby voice.
Speaker 2: Her voice does not naturally sound like that.
Speaker 5: I'm not really sure why the paparazzi have me going
Speaker 5: on a plane looking like I'm wearing a Jason mask.
Speaker 5: It doesn't even look like me. I don't know why
Speaker 5: I have a torch in my hand. Honestly, I think
Speaker 5: my friend accidentally gave that to me. But anyways, and
Speaker 5: it's my birthday. I'm not turning forty two. I'm turning
Speaker 5: the five this year. I'm turning five years old and
Speaker 5: I have to go to kindergarten tomorrow.
Speaker 2: She is not all there. Yes, I didn't hear that.
Speaker 2: Laugh about that. Wow, that's a little scary look. I'm
Speaker 2: pulling for you, Brittany. Yeah, I really am, or girl.
Speaker 2: It's not even like you can't even lie like that's
Speaker 2: just it's not funny. Yeah, it's just like unfortunate.
Speaker 5: I'm not turning forty two. I'm turning the five this year.
Speaker 5: I'm turning five years old, and I'll have to go
Speaker 5: to kindergarten tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Which would explain the baby voice. If she believes that
Speaker 2: she is regressing an age and she needs to go
Speaker 2: to kindergarten, why she's trying to talk like an absolute child.
Speaker 2: She may have moved to Mexico. I don't want to
Speaker 2: be the one to break it to her, but just
Speaker 2: moving to Mexico doesn't mean that the paparazzi you're gonna
Speaker 2: stop posting pictures of you. And if you actually want
Speaker 2: to be left alone, you wouldn't be telling people where
Speaker 2: you would be going, and you would just sort of
Speaker 2: drop out of public view. If you don't post of
Speaker 2: videos and post a strange and erratic behavior, there's really
Speaker 2: nothing for anyone to latch onto. You don't see much
Speaker 2: about Madonna, why because she largely stays out of the
Speaker 2: public eye. She come up every now and then, but
Speaker 2: not often. The people who truly don't want to be
Speaker 2: bothered by the paparazzi aren't asking for attention from everybody
Speaker 2: all the time.
Speaker 5: I'm not really sure why the paparazzi have me going
Speaker 5: on a plane looking like Emory and ad Jason mask.
Speaker 2: It's weird to me because she is obviously concerned about
Speaker 2: how she's being depicted. As my word crazy by the paparazzi, right,
Speaker 2: but everything that she does is consistent with someone not
Speaker 2: in their right mind.
Speaker 5: I'm not really sure why the paparazzi have me going
Speaker 5: on a plane looking like Emory and ad Jason.
Speaker 2: Mask Oh, I know why, because you're not all there
Speaker 2: canes even look right.
Speaker 5: I don't know why I have a torch in my hand. Honestly,
Speaker 5: I think my friend accidentally gave that to me.
Speaker 4: But anyways, some of these bridges are this is.
Speaker 2: No you got to look at look. Go to her
Speaker 2: Instagram page is nothing but dancing videos in her draws
Speaker 2: or a bikini twirling in circles incessantly, just about every
Speaker 2: single video. It makes no sense where her kids are.
Speaker 2: I have no idea. I have no idea what her
Speaker 2: idea of being a mother is. And it almost sounds
Speaker 2: like in the clip as she's talking, like as the
Speaker 2: clip goes on, like she's almost trying to descend even
Speaker 2: younger as she's talking, yes, trying to like it, you know, going,
Speaker 2: I don't know how to say it, but just like
Speaker 2: she's getting turning to younger. Yeah, she's regressing, She's she's
Speaker 2: getting younger. As the clip goes on, that's an accurate
Speaker 2: way to say it.
Speaker 5: But anyways, but anyways, but anyways, that's my birthday. I'm
Speaker 5: not turning forty two.
Speaker 2: To sound very infantile.
Speaker 5: But anyways, it's my birthday. I'm not turning forty two.
Speaker 5: I'm turning the.
Speaker 2: Five, turning five. And if something happens to her tomorrow,
Speaker 2: and I wouldn't want anything bad to happen to her,
Speaker 2: But if something did happen to her tomorrow, all the
Speaker 2: signs would have been there, all the signs. Nobody would
Speaker 2: have done anything.
Speaker 5: But anyways, it's my birthday. I'm not turning forty two.
Speaker 5: I'm turning the five this year. I'm turning five years
Speaker 5: old and I have to go to kindergarten tomorrow.
Speaker 2: That's somebody's mother. How does that work?
Speaker 4: I feel like Benjamin Button, or it's like Benjamin belly button,
Speaker 4: isn't it.
Speaker 2: I thought, Benjamin Button, you got physically younger, but you
Speaker 2: didn't get mentally younger. That's very confusing. We need experts, Twala. Yeah,
Speaker 2: have you found her Instagram page? Yeah? I've I'm not
Speaker 2: going to press play right doctor, Twala? What is your diagnosis?
Speaker 4: I mean, you know what the real sad truth about
Speaker 4: this is we have seen this level of decline in
Speaker 4: entertainers from music, film, television, all of that right, and
Speaker 4: because so many fought for this Free Britney campaign, she
Speaker 4: is now in a position where there's no one around
Speaker 4: to help her or to pull her out of.
Speaker 2: This descent that she's in. Nope, and in every discent,
Speaker 2: eventually you hit bottom.
Speaker 5: I got to kinder her, heads Man.
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Speaker 5: Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls.
Speaker 2: Dying Times Here Bo Kelly Live Everywhere on the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 2: Not all deaths are worthy of our sympathy. A movie
Speaker 2: actress and met an untimely end after she consumed a
Speaker 2: potion containing a poison frog called Cambo. Star Marcella al
Speaker 2: Casar Rodriguez was at a spiritual retreat in Mexico and
Speaker 2: took part in a quote unquote cleansing ritual which used
Speaker 2: a substance made from a giant monkey frog, a monkey
Speaker 2: frog instead a monkey frog. I don't know what a
Speaker 2: monkey frog is. I don't know if it's like a
Speaker 2: monkey with frog tendencies or's a frog with monkey tendencies
Speaker 2: there's a monkey who dated a frog, and that's the
Speaker 2: child they got a monkey frog. I don't know, that's
Speaker 2: freaking you want to look, I'm I'm not a zoologist.
Speaker 2: I don't know this stuff. But it was a giant
Speaker 2: monkey frog. So it says they're called monkey frog because
Speaker 2: they have well adapted hands to grip when they're climbing
Speaker 2: or jumping around. They I guess they're the sarity frogs
Speaker 2: or monkeys frogs. So it is a monkey frog, but
Speaker 2: it is a frog. Okay, so it's a frog with
Speaker 2: skills basically, h Well, Anyhow, these giant monkey frogs secrete
Speaker 2: a hallucinogenic substance. The potion itself CAUs causes vomiting and
Speaker 2: uncontrollable diarrhea. This is where Mark asks for the pepto
Speaker 2: Bismo song Well is sought to clear out the system
Speaker 2: for some retreat visitors. The potion is also said to
Speaker 2: be forty times stronger than morphine. Yeah you're gonna die
Speaker 2: forty forty times stronger than morphine that has death written
Speaker 2: all over it.
Speaker 4: Do you grind up this monkey frog or do you
Speaker 4: like suck on its bones? I mean, how do you
Speaker 4: get this?
Speaker 2: You drink it? You drink the frog. Look, it's a potion.
Speaker 2: So that says to me, drink so' juiced frog. I
Speaker 2: don't know if they like squeezed the frog and it
Speaker 2: shoots out its anus. I don't know where it comes from.
Speaker 2: It just comes from the frog. I don't want that.
Speaker 2: I don't want that. Well, Marcella consumed the poiss Marcella
Speaker 2: consumed the potion. It was said to cause her whole
Speaker 2: body to spasm as it entered her system, according to
Speaker 2: local reports in Durango, Northern Mexico. She died just hours
Speaker 2: later at a Red Cross hospital. Very sad, very very sad.
Speaker 2: It is not yet confirmed whether the poison caused her death,
Speaker 2: or rather the substance triggered an organ failure. That's a
Speaker 2: distinction without a difference. It's almost like did her organs
Speaker 2: fail or did the potion kill her? Uh? One led
Speaker 2: to the other. It is not yet confirmed whether the
Speaker 2: poison caused her death or rather the substance, I e.
Speaker 2: The poison triggered an organ failure. This say exact same thing.
Speaker 4: Is this monkey frog on the brochure? Like when she
Speaker 4: saw when she said, you know what I need to
Speaker 4: go for this spiritual retreat? I want to go to
Speaker 4: this place where, Oh, look on the menu, monkey Frog.
Speaker 2: She's listed as a star or she was a star.
Speaker 2: I had never heard of her. According to the story,
Speaker 2: she mainly worked in the US, but also took many
Speaker 2: jobs in Mexico. She co starred in the hit indie
Speaker 2: rom com. Mark if you heard of this hit indie
Speaker 2: rom com it's called New Low. No, I think I
Speaker 2: missed that one somehow, Okay, Uh on TB Look it
Speaker 2: is called a cult hit by Variety. You know, the
Speaker 2: same variety who ranked all the movies that we laugh
Speaker 2: at that variety. There was a post on Facebook quote
Speaker 2: with deep regret today we say goodbye to our partner
Speaker 2: and friend, Marcella al Cassar, also wishing for healing for
Speaker 2: her closest family and friends. From what I understand, the
Speaker 2: post is not news. Several people have tried it in
Speaker 2: the same praise as for its cleansing properties. Just anything
Speaker 2: that gives you diarrhea, Yeah, okay, so it clears you out.
Speaker 2: But what's what's exotic about that?
Speaker 4: So you're not going to sing the song diarrhea? Okay,
Speaker 4: just a portion of it? Well, I've almost got it memorized. Hey,
Speaker 4: I'm slow to do this. You're you're better with you.
Speaker 4: Definitely bring up, Definitely bring it up so we can
Speaker 4: get the whole song. We're gonna give you the whole song.
Speaker 4: You're gonna take it all, take it all, Take the
Speaker 4: whole Careful, careful. This potion originally brewed was brewed in
Speaker 4: the Inca period.
Speaker 2: Uh. The poison supposedly cleans the mind and the physical
Speaker 2: body through powerful purging. I've already had a colonoscopy. I
Speaker 2: don't think it could be any more powerful than that. Twala,
Speaker 2: would you disagree? It's pretty powerful that. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Once that prep hit, Yeah, I felt like I had
Speaker 4: a monkey frog.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it had. It couldn't have been worse than that.
Speaker 2: I didn't hallucinate, but for good four or five hours,
Speaker 2: Now did you hallucinate? You were melting. Oh. I gave
Speaker 2: it all up. I had nothing more to give.
Speaker 4: Out of the uh, the procedure, and I was kind
Speaker 4: of like lucidly coming back. I felt a little like
Speaker 4: I was loosening, like I was in another space.
Speaker 2: I didn't maybe they were afraid to put me too
Speaker 2: deep under because when I woke up, they were not
Speaker 2: done with the procedure. And I was aware that they
Speaker 2: were not done with it. They were still inside. Yes, yes,
Speaker 2: were you fighting? No? I I was on my left side,
Speaker 2: strapped down on my left side, and there's a screen
Speaker 2: in front of me where I could see what the
Speaker 2: doctor on behind me is looking at, so I can
Speaker 2: see the inside of my intestines, a site that I
Speaker 2: could have done without festive. And then I can feel
Speaker 2: they weren't done.
Speaker 4: All of the numbing agent that were Oh god.
Speaker 2: And I looked over my right shoulder and I said,
Speaker 2: you're not done yet, and she said, no, no, no, we're
Speaker 2: almost finished. It was it was a woman, I remember
Speaker 2: her voice. And doctor said we're almost done. And then
Speaker 2: I felt the removal of Oh god, okay, oh God.
Speaker 2: True story. Then they were wheeling me out, didn't make
Speaker 2: a popping sound. And I was asking the attending nurse
Speaker 2: whatever her title was, I don't know. I don't mean
Speaker 2: to be disrespectful, but she was helping out and I said,
Speaker 2: is it unusual for people to wake up during the procedures?
Speaker 2: He said, no, it happens all the time. Date ever, ah, no,
Speaker 2: it was. It was put it this way. I don't
Speaker 2: know what they used exactly, you know, I don't know
Speaker 2: was what Michael Jackson had or what. But when I
Speaker 2: was loosen enough to understand everything that was going on,
Speaker 2: I was not in pain. It was not in pain,
Speaker 2: but it was very emotionally unpleasant.
Speaker 4: Very Yeah, better job on the roofies next time. You
Speaker 4: don't want to wake up in the middle of it.
Speaker 2: The diarrhea diary diarrhea diarrhea.
Speaker 4: Wow, that was like a bonus mix of that Diria.
Speaker 4: I'm so disgusted by monkey frog diarrhea.
Speaker 2: And what must story think about us?
Speaker 4: Not very highly. That's all I thinks. We're all intellectuals,
Speaker 4: is what he thinks.
Speaker 2: Speaking of George Murray, he'll be joining us hopefully maybe possibly,
Speaker 2: not definitely next if I am six forty we Live
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Speaker 2: CAF. I'm Kelly Live Everywhere on the iHeartRadio app. Coming
Speaker 2: up in just a few moments will be Coast to
Speaker 2: Coast am with George Norri who joins me. Now, George,
Speaker 2: what's going to be on the big show tonight?
Speaker 4: Oh, We're going to talk about the power of the mind.
Speaker 4: And then later on there's some ghost stories a little
Speaker 4: after Halloween.
Speaker 2: Bit poor it? Okay, and when are you getting back
Speaker 2: to my UFOs? Just let me know.
Speaker 1: I will probably do some of that tomorrow night.
Speaker 2: Fair enough, good way to end the week, got it? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Talk soon. And speaking of ending the week tomorrow, when
Speaker 2: we play name that movie called classic. We will have
Speaker 2: more later with mont Kelly t shirts to give away.
Speaker 2: So we're playing a game tomorrow. We got prize to give,
Speaker 2: prizes to give away tomorrow. All we need you to
Speaker 2: do is just show up for the party and we'll
Speaker 2: do it like we always do. I don't think there's
Speaker 2: going to be a theme. It's a little too early
Speaker 2: to do. Like Christmas movies, not yet at least I
Speaker 2: don't think there'll be a theme.
Speaker 4: So what about Christmas movies we like? What but like, uh,
Speaker 4: the Bad Santa type or movies that are like ah, okay,
Speaker 4: despise I despise the holiday movies.
Speaker 2: The question is can I find ten of them that
Speaker 2: are not so obscure with well the entire like you
Speaker 2: mentioned Bad Santa, that's just a full of bleeps. But
Speaker 2: you know, can I find another nine movies like that?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Would the omen count because Christ. Well, look, it can
Speaker 4: be whatever we want it to be. Okay, that's true.
Speaker 4: It doesn't have to be explicitly Chris Muss. It can
Speaker 4: be connected to Christ.
Speaker 2: That works. Yeah, yeah, I don't know. I'll see. The
Speaker 2: process is I sit down and I start pulling movies,
Speaker 2: and if I feel that I can get ten of
Speaker 2: a certain type, then that will be the theme for
Speaker 2: the evening. Okay, okay, to sit down and just start
Speaker 2: trying to pull clips. It's a long and arduous process.
Speaker 2: Oh and not just anybody could do it either, No,
Speaker 2: not only me. Yeah, I'm the only one on the
Speaker 2: face of the arts who can do it. It's a
Speaker 2: highly skilled thing, it is. I thought you would have
Speaker 2: learned by now the times you've done it. I'm learning
Speaker 2: at the feet of the master. Still there we go. Kiss?
Speaker 2: Did I say that right? Yeah? Kiss? The right?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 4: Okay, wherever the ring is located on sitting on the ring?
Speaker 2: No? No, no, no, it's on the ring. Finger ook
Speaker 2: it up. So tomorrow we are going to definitely play
Speaker 2: the game. We're definitely going to have the runner report. Uh, Mark,
Speaker 2: what is going to be on the RUNA report? You're
Speaker 2: going to give us a preview.
Speaker 4: I've been taking a deep dive into the Day of
Speaker 4: the Jackal, including the new series, the original movie, the novel,
Speaker 4: and I'm also going to have a look at the
Speaker 4: new Agency Spy show on Showtime as well.
Speaker 2: So it's gonna be fine. Marrow. Wow, you know, maybe
Speaker 2: that ought to be the theme in maybe spy movies. Oh,
Speaker 2: you got a lot to choose from, That's what I'm saying. Oh, Mark, Mark,
Speaker 2: you might have might be onto something that's actually not
Speaker 2: a bad idea. Yeah, spy movies. Yeah, yeah, I think
Speaker 2: I might have seen one or two over the years.
Speaker 2: You might have. As a matter of fact, thank you
Speaker 2: for the recommendation. Because I started the Peacock series Day
Speaker 2: of the Jackal. I'm on episode two. It is really
Speaker 2: really good. Uh. The quality is great, the acting is great.
Speaker 2: It feels very bond Esque, doesn't know. From the very
Speaker 2: opening credits, the way they use the music, the title sequence,
Speaker 2: it's very bond Esque in that regard. But the actual
Speaker 2: content of the show and the no and the procedural
Speaker 2: way that the Jackal goes about his business is about
Speaker 2: as anti Bond as you can get. And the Jackal
Speaker 2: is is a cold Oh he's cold blooded. Oh that's
Speaker 2: Eddie Raymond not ed. Yes, red Red Red Bank.
Speaker 4: Oh Leshana Lynch yep, okay, And you can see why
Speaker 4: Lashawna Lynch is so highly regarded within the spy thriller world.
Speaker 2: While she was she was considered for a while for
Speaker 2: Double O seven.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, that was a lot of hubbub over that
Speaker 4: was some misdirection, I know.
Speaker 2: It's what I'm saying. Yeah, she she but I'm saying
Speaker 2: she fits very well in the genre.
Speaker 4: You know, in the original movie, the person Chasing the
Speaker 4: Jackal was supposed to be the best detective in France,
Speaker 4: and he was played by Michael Lonsdale who was the
Speaker 4: villain and moonraker, and she just brings a totally different
Speaker 4: vibe to it. Young black female I six cop. I
Speaker 4: think it's a pretty interesting choice.
Speaker 2: Is she badass? Yeah? Oh yeah, very very much so.
Speaker 2: And you'll see as you go right, I'm saying they're
Speaker 2: slowly rolling it out. I don't want to give away
Speaker 2: too much. You you find out stuff about her personally
Speaker 2: in the first episode, and then you get to see
Speaker 2: her more de skill set and knowledge as she needs
Speaker 2: to exhibit it. And there's some cold blooded moment she
Speaker 2: does some things which is, oh, that's cold, it's cold.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she seems to me young for that part, but
Speaker 4: the things that you see when she's up against the
Speaker 4: wall explains more about why she would be good in
Speaker 4: that position.
Speaker 2: She didn't seem young, she didn't trend young. In my mind.
Speaker 2: She seemed like she was in her forties. I'm looking
Speaker 2: at the characters placed around her and where I don't
Speaker 2: want to give too much away. Her personal life is
Speaker 2: where her child is and so forth and age, So
Speaker 2: I'm thinking like she's in her forties.
Speaker 4: I guess I character Reader as being that old. But
Speaker 4: that's kind of you know, six of one, half a
Speaker 4: dozen of the other. I've got some complicated feelings about it,
Speaker 4: and I have a feeling you and I are going
Speaker 4: to get into an argument tomorrow because you're gonna get
Speaker 4: into it. You're gonna watch more tonight.
Speaker 2: Ice. That's right, as soon as a good home and
Speaker 2: funny enough. She was in a Bond movie, No Time
Speaker 2: to Die. That's exactly she fits well in the That's yeah,
Speaker 2: it's on Peacock, Peacock. I have to check it out.
Speaker 2: After Joe Francis. I'm watching both tonight that's what I'm doing.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna have me a beverage and put my feet
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