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Speaker 1: Let's talk to Jules and Christy. We're talking adoption. I
Speaker 1: haven't I've never met Christy. Christy, and I'm so sorry
Speaker 1: you didn't get the weigh in on our last conversation.
Speaker 1: If you'd like to go back and circle back.
Speaker 2: We can go by the Way News Reading with forty
Speaker 2: wh as Tony dwit Chiel brought you by the Kentucky
Speaker 2: Office of Highways Safety. Let's talk human adoption.
Speaker 1: Yes, you hear plenty about adopting dogs, cats and other
Speaker 1: things on here. As a matter of fact, when Jewels
Speaker 1: reached out to me via Facebook Messenger, she said, Hey,
Speaker 1: I want to come on and talk about adoption. And
Speaker 1: my answer to her was absolutely, I love all things furry,
Speaker 1: and she said what, and then she explained to me
Speaker 1: as human. So we're talking human adoption. Yes, let's get
Speaker 1: serious for a little bit, because the gift of adoption
Speaker 1: is what we're talking about. And you are having a
Speaker 1: way to raise funds and have a good time this Saturday.
Speaker 3: That's right. We are thank you so much for having us.
Speaker 3: We really appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Absolutely.
Speaker 3: We're here representing the Gift of Adoption Kentucky Chapter. So
Speaker 3: all funds raised go directly to families in Kentucky and
Speaker 3: we have twenty four qualified families who are waiting to
Speaker 3: be able to complete the adoptions of their children. It's
Speaker 3: really expensive.
Speaker 2: That's the last time you were here. I think Dwight
Speaker 2: and I were both genuinely shocked at the number that
Speaker 2: it cost to adopt a child in this country.
Speaker 1: So talk about the expanse because it's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: It's crazy.
Speaker 3: So if you think about when you think about animals,
Speaker 3: we make it very easy to adopt animals, which is great,
Speaker 3: but when it comes to children, and these are children
Speaker 3: in very vulnerable circumstances, it can cost up to seventy
Speaker 3: thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: So stupid family, it's so stupid.
Speaker 3: Complete the adoption.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to come up with a better word here,
Speaker 2: but I cannot.
Speaker 1: No, well, racket.
Speaker 2: When Susan adopted you, it didn't cost that much. Now
Speaker 2: it is much more. But seriously, you have twenty four
Speaker 2: families waiting to adopt. Well, real quick, I don't want
Speaker 2: to get into the weeds. But why does it cost
Speaker 2: seventy Well.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you.
Speaker 3: Christy is here with me. Christy is a previous grant recipient. Okay, adoption,
Speaker 3: and she was so thrilled to get her grant that
Speaker 3: she ended up joining are all volunteer born.
Speaker 1: Okay, Chris, you talk about your experience.
Speaker 4: So when we talk about the cost, the cost that
Speaker 4: we're talking is for domestic adoptions. So in the US,
Speaker 4: so these are children within our own communities.
Speaker 2: Everything's cheaper in China, not with the tar It's true.
Speaker 1: Well, it's not like the kid has made an America
Speaker 1: on it's but or something doesn't really interesting?
Speaker 2: Go ahead about I mean.
Speaker 4: You're when you connect with an agency, you have to
Speaker 4: pay an agency fee. They're supporting the birth mothers and
Speaker 4: the birth families and so we aren't directly giving any
Speaker 4: money to birth families as an adoptive, as an adopting parents,
Speaker 4: but so we have to support them. We support the
Speaker 4: legal fees, and so it just adds up. It just
Speaker 4: adds up. Then you have travel fees. So my son
Speaker 4: was born in Oklahoma and we traveled and spent actually
Speaker 4: four weeks he was in the NICU, and so we
Speaker 4: had to stay a month in Oklahoma. What's nick you
Speaker 4: the Neon Natal and Penal care unit. So he was
Speaker 4: born early and he had to.
Speaker 2: We discussed what this was because our producer had a
Speaker 2: child this week and Daisies in the nick you, But
Speaker 2: you weren't listening and went in one ear and out
Speaker 2: the other because it has nothing to do with you.
Speaker 1: You never used the word niki every single time, never
Speaker 1: used the word niki. So you used induced and sincerean
Speaker 1: section those two.
Speaker 2: Words as usual. America needs to make things complicated, and
Speaker 2: it gets in the way of families trying to adopt
Speaker 2: other and to build their family out there and whatever
Speaker 2: circumstance it is that you're.
Speaker 3: Adopted, yes, right, And we do prioritize children who are
Speaker 3: in vulnerable circumstances with medical needs. We try really hard
Speaker 3: to keep siblings together. But those twenty four families, they've
Speaker 3: already been qualified. So we are in the business of
Speaker 3: getting families connected with the children. But what we do
Speaker 3: is offer up to fifteen thousand dollars to families to
Speaker 3: complete those adoptions, to help with these expenses. Like Christy
Speaker 3: was mentioning.
Speaker 1: I can I ask you a question, and maybe you've
Speaker 1: already done this. Have you all worked with lobbyists to
Speaker 1: try to arrange legislations?
Speaker 2: That's a face, she made a face, all.
Speaker 1: In all sincerity. We're talking about we're talking about a parents,
Speaker 1: a couple of parents that want to have a child
Speaker 1: that can't, and then we're talking about a child that
Speaker 1: needs parents and don't have them. It shouldn't be seventy
Speaker 1: five thousand dollars to unite those two entities. Have you
Speaker 1: all ever considered and maybe already have some kind of
Speaker 1: lobbyist firm to lobby to rewrite legislation and make it easier.
Speaker 1: It shouldn't be this difficult expensive.
Speaker 3: Yeah, on the national level, because we're representing the Kentucky Chapter,
Speaker 3: we have not done anything locally. But I think it's
Speaker 3: a great I think it's a great idea.
Speaker 1: Would you want me to be your lobbyist? Because I
Speaker 1: go to a tug on their car. Hey, Hey, I
Speaker 1: got hey missed that. Hey missed that. I got a question.
Speaker 2: They missed that. It should be the It should be
Speaker 2: the opposite, which means, if you adopt, we're gonna make
Speaker 2: it advantageous for you. College is now free for that child.
Speaker 2: That's easy to do. That's easy to do. We're gonna get,
Speaker 2: we're gonna supple, We're gonna make sure you're gonna get
Speaker 2: what this kid needs all the way through. So you
Speaker 2: don't make it a cost you go. We're gonna give
Speaker 2: you money, incentivize this thing, and get these kids a
Speaker 2: place and these families to unite. It's insane. It's only
Speaker 2: in America where we have to make a dollar on everything.
Speaker 1: I want to go back to Jewels on the cost
Speaker 1: of adoption up to seventy five thousand even higher at times.
Speaker 1: Is that at a federal level and state level or both?
Speaker 2: Probably all off.
Speaker 3: I think it's all because many times to adopting from
Speaker 3: a different states, right, Okay, so yeah.
Speaker 1: It can be.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to get my real ID and I and
Speaker 2: I'm having issues I can't imagine adopting a human like
Speaker 2: adopting a human being and the paperwork up?
Speaker 5: Did you fill out your ten nine full full full form?
Speaker 5: And you're just like, I don't know what the did
Speaker 5: we fill that out? I don't know. You have to
Speaker 5: hire someone, right, you got your lawyer. You got your lawyer.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of training and education that you have
Speaker 4: to do. So there's hours and hours as an adoptive
Speaker 4: family to prepare before you can even get approved to it.
Speaker 2: Guarantee you.
Speaker 1: Okay, Christy, how old was your son when you adopted?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Oh gosh, so we we met him when he was
Speaker 4: thirty six hours old and we made it to him.
Speaker 4: We left Louisville, got to Oklahoma and so then yeah,
Speaker 4: we stayed. We've been with them ever since.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 4: We say his middle name should be American Express because
Speaker 4: we paid for him express. So yeah, so actually, you
Speaker 4: know we had him the base costs plus interest what
Speaker 4: we had to cover. Okay, the grant was huge from
Speaker 4: gift of adopts.
Speaker 1: Well, you should have name named Grant then.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's.
Speaker 3: Locally, so locally we have twenty four families.
Speaker 2: Twenty four families and how many kids.
Speaker 3: Well, they're all waiting for there to be connected the adoption,
Speaker 3: and that represents the funding need of one hundred and
Speaker 3: twenty thousand dollars. So our average grant amount is five thousand.
Speaker 3: So we're trying to raise those funds so that we
Speaker 3: can say yes to all twenty four of those families
Speaker 3: nice and unite them with their Yeah, we have a
Speaker 3: couple big events throughout the year. The biggest one is
Speaker 3: in the fall, okay, and that's our signature event. So
Speaker 3: if you'll have.
Speaker 1: Us absolutely to talk at that, Hey, wait till next
Speaker 1: fall when you find out what the topic is before
Speaker 1: you come.
Speaker 4: On, run past me what the pole is?
Speaker 3: We avoid Tuesdays?
Speaker 1: Maybe, Hey, Christy, quit talking about our polls.
Speaker 2: All right, go ahead, Joe, go ahead.
Speaker 3: So we have a shopping event this Saturday, which is
Speaker 3: April nineteenth in Chennawith Square, and we have four shops.
Speaker 1: Going to be.
Speaker 3: Partnering with us, and they're going to donate fifteen percent
Speaker 3: of their sales that day between eleven and four directly
Speaker 3: to the Kentucky Chapter.
Speaker 2: I went to the one in the holidays. I went
Speaker 2: and it was insane. Everyone was drinking wine. Everyone was
Speaker 2: serving wine out of every still it was fantastic.
Speaker 3: We call it sip and Shop.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, right, And it's J.
Speaker 3: McLaughlin Mercy Boutique.
Speaker 6: That's French.
Speaker 3: Were delete Interiors the Lemon Tree like it. They're going
Speaker 3: to have some fantastic clothes. If you haven't picked out
Speaker 3: your dress yet for Derby, yeah.
Speaker 1: We are Mersey is that? Thank you for merseiyou thank you.
Speaker 3: Very much, Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: You shop the Lemon Tree a lot.
Speaker 3: I know I had a cute little red dress that
Speaker 3: I just thought about.
Speaker 1: You well, I saw it listen. I'm unapologetic for wearing.
Speaker 2: That's great for guys with hims.
Speaker 1: I'm apologetic about wearing things that make me feel pretty okay.
Speaker 3: One I think we're also raffling a beautiful fascinator that
Speaker 3: Anna's Editions donated and the raffle tickets are only five
Speaker 3: dollars and it's worth two hundred and two dollars. Fascinator.
Speaker 3: It's beautiful, light blue. It's at J McLoughlin if you
Speaker 3: want to go in and see it.
Speaker 2: We need to get that for Derby, dude.
Speaker 3: Oh absolutely, and it's going to go with tons of
Speaker 3: what's the website? The website is Gift of Adoption dot
Speaker 3: org slash Kentucky. Okay, and then you'll be able to
Speaker 3: see all the events.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, I got another question for you, and we're
Speaker 1: talking Gift of Adoption Jules Christy. Listen. Every organization they
Speaker 1: need finances and you all do and that's what we're
Speaker 1: here for now. And if you can't, go to the
Speaker 1: website and learn how to donate. But you also need volunteers.
Speaker 1: Know that because I work with a lot of organizations.
Speaker 1: How do people go about volunteering Forget for Adoption.
Speaker 3: Well, the you can have to become a board member
Speaker 3: to volunteer. So that's one thing because a board member,
Speaker 3: you know, it is a commitment, a time commitment. It's
Speaker 3: all volunteer. But you can go to the website and
Speaker 3: learn more. You can also reach out to me, yeah,
Speaker 3: or reach out to Christy.
Speaker 4: When you can contact us through our Facebook page. So
Speaker 4: Gift of Adoption Kentucky Chapter. So that would be a
Speaker 4: great way to start following us and see what events
Speaker 4: are happening, see what volunteer opportunities they are. And I
Speaker 4: also see families that have been matched, real families that
Speaker 4: are receiving these grants.
Speaker 2: Than you really appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Time.
Speaker 2: Please come back in the fall. We'll do that. Do
Speaker 2: that event again. All right, We're gonna take a short break,
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Speaker 1: Next News Radio eight forty whas all right, before we
Speaker 1: play Realing in the Ears, just one real quick story.
Speaker 1: I'm talking to jewels off the air, and I said
Speaker 1: I could never wear contacts. She said, oh, I wore
Speaker 1: contacts on my wedding day and on your wedding night
Speaker 1: you put them in a glass of water to keep them.
Speaker 1: I guess, moist, we got to do contacts. I'm never
Speaker 1: wearing them. Then what happened, Well.
Speaker 3: The next morning my husband told me that his stomach
Speaker 3: wasn't feeling well.
Speaker 2: Drink, so he drank.
Speaker 3: He drank my contacts.
Speaker 1: And that's not the worst of it. Then after he
Speaker 1: passed them, they washed him off and was all right,
Speaker 1: here we go relling in the ears. Please don't be sixties.
Speaker 1: No sixties, sixties? What year is this, gus?
Speaker 7: We will find that out here in just a few minutes. Sorry,
Speaker 7: I'm gonna give you six songs.
Speaker 1: Here we go.
Speaker 6: Do you know this song? If you do, you're a
Speaker 6: better person than I am.
Speaker 7: Okay, I'm familiar with it, but it's been a while.
Speaker 2: Seventies us.
Speaker 1: Head of the Man, Yeah, I know that's put this is.
Speaker 1: We're in the seventies. Put your hand in the hand
Speaker 1: of the man and chilled the waters.
Speaker 2: Seventy two, three, seventy two or three?
Speaker 1: I like two or three? Good, they're talking about Jesus,
Speaker 1: are they.
Speaker 6: Yeah, put your hand points if you know who sang it?
Speaker 2: Come on, bud, Why you're from that era. No, you're
Speaker 2: older than us, right, are you not?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 2: I am?
Speaker 1: Are you?
Speaker 2: It's Ocean.
Speaker 6: Who's who sang that song?
Speaker 2: Ocean?
Speaker 1: Ocean, Ocean Boy, the best of Ocean. That's a great record.
Speaker 6: Yeah, boy, but you got that one in your record.
Speaker 2: Yeah. This isn't a year that sucked.
Speaker 6: It gets better, does it?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Uh, this is when am radio was. Yeah, I remember
Speaker 2: music was on am radio. There was no FM.
Speaker 1: I felt like I'm getting ready to join the wacky. Yeah,
Speaker 1: river race or whatever, raft race, asked Canny count who
Speaker 1: Now that went.
Speaker 6: All right, you'll recognize this makes more sense here.
Speaker 2: Oh, this is the this is omend. I mean the
Speaker 2: Tom Tom Jones.
Speaker 1: She's I like seventy or seventy one.
Speaker 2: It's seventy seventy one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she likes my grave.
Speaker 6: I don't like the bomb.
Speaker 2: I don't think people understand how big Tom Jones was. Well,
Speaker 2: she's lead.
Speaker 1: Hang on, I gotta throw my underwear at this speak career.
Speaker 1: That was my underwear.
Speaker 7: It wasn't it was stuck to It was one of
Speaker 7: the best songs ever right here, I.
Speaker 1: Think, huh me the marveless seventy one.
Speaker 2: I think it's seventy one.
Speaker 1: Ain't what they used to right on?
Speaker 2: Seventy one? Yeah, seventy one.
Speaker 1: Maybe seventy might be, No, it might be.
Speaker 2: I think it's seventy one. Seventy two.
Speaker 1: War is not the answer.
Speaker 2: I like seventy one seventy two, and that's one of
Speaker 2: the greatest songs of.
Speaker 6: Old Arm Indeed, I could just play this rest.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 2: I'm mean too.
Speaker 1: I like the barway starts going right, arm right arm?
Speaker 1: Was it right on?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: I'm sorry?
Speaker 6: Al right, okay. Number one song from this week, many
Speaker 6: many years ago.
Speaker 2: Three three Dog Yeah, three Dog Knights seventy Really I
Speaker 2: really like three Dog Night. I hate this song. I
Speaker 2: hate this song.
Speaker 1: Makes me sick to my stuff.
Speaker 3: Look to hear this song with you more than seventy now, though, because.
Speaker 2: I say seveventy one, I'm seventy one. It's not like
Speaker 2: seventy you know, like, there are some good three Dog
Speaker 2: Night songs, not this one, not this one, but there are, yes,
Speaker 2: why they there's one black White?
Speaker 1: But oh the stupid, so mean.
Speaker 2: I just think this is poor guy.
Speaker 1: I just think this is probably their encore, the closer
Speaker 1: he probably wise it is.
Speaker 6: Hey, man, they were like the biggest group they were.
Speaker 2: They had so many tough five yes, and radio refused
Speaker 2: to play them. They hated radio because they were just like,
Speaker 2: why aren't they playing our music? Because a guy like
Speaker 2: Dwight's are.
Speaker 1: Like, sucks, don't play it. They played it enough for me,
Speaker 1: all right?
Speaker 2: Is that the number one song?
Speaker 6: That's the number one.
Speaker 2: I'm going seventy one, I'm going seventy one.
Speaker 1: Jose you make a call. I like seventy He likes
Speaker 1: seventy seventy one.
Speaker 2: Eighteen seventy one.
Speaker 7: Three Dog Night Joe of the World was number one
Speaker 7: on this date, April seventeenth, this week, nineteen seventy one,
Speaker 7: seventy one.
Speaker 2: You got it, you got it, you got it it.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it's you think it and you will right. Wow,
Speaker 2: I'm exhausted. I like three dogs on.
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Speaker 1: more on the way. News Radio eight forty w h
Speaker 1: A s oh, Marvin Gay? Can we get some uh
Speaker 1: distant lover from Marvin gaye on? That's my favorite.
Speaker 6: That's a great marvel.
Speaker 2: Can we just enjoys enjoy this? Yere News Radio eight
Speaker 2: forty w h A s so Tony and d White Show,
Speaker 2: brought you by the Kentucky Office of Safety. Two things
Speaker 2: here we hang on.
Speaker 1: I gotta ask him this, Mario, do you know who
Speaker 1: the marvelous Marvin Gay is? I know, mar Okay, Okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: I know Marvin.
Speaker 2: All right, well you didn't know Bruce Springsteen? And or
Speaker 2: what was the last one? Bruce Springsteen? Another one? Last time?
Speaker 2: It's okay Berry Chuck Berry was nineteen years ago.
Speaker 1: Is the father of rock and roll.
Speaker 2: I don't mind that one, Bruce Springsteen. I was going,
Speaker 2: Chuck Berry. I'm like it was a nineteen.
Speaker 1: Fifties, so it shod man, we're old.
Speaker 2: Okay. Two questions. One, we're gonna get to Mario. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna get to you. And a food that you've never eaten,
Speaker 2: are never consumed, and we're gonna make that happen for you. Okay,
Speaker 2: We're gonna go from here at some point one of
Speaker 2: these days you're here in town and go right over.
Speaker 2: We should just go to the brown right, that's where
Speaker 2: it was talking about it. So Julie just gave us
Speaker 2: these jewels. Jewels. Are you that close to friends? We
Speaker 2: call her jewels?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Well I am or whatever.
Speaker 2: I'm showing the wristband. This is the thing that a
Speaker 2: gust that they gave us. It's very effeminate. I don't
Speaker 2: care you're wearing it, and I think I think Dwight
Speaker 2: should wear it because it softens your it softens your
Speaker 2: disgusting It softens your disgustingness.
Speaker 1: What if you like this even better?
Speaker 2: Never wave above your shoulder.
Speaker 6: I can't see it, but I know that it's.
Speaker 2: Okay. So one of the more popular foods in Kentucky
Speaker 2: hair Street. And I don't blame Mario because he's from
Speaker 2: Long Island, New York, so he doesn't know what a
Speaker 2: hot brown is. But here in Louisville, here in Kentucky,
Speaker 2: hot brown is. That's the signature. Guy.
Speaker 1: I've heard of it and never had it.
Speaker 2: Got it? So, Gus, you're one to ten the hot brown.
Speaker 6: It is not my favorite.
Speaker 7: There's something about it's okay, but it's like, I'll give
Speaker 7: it a five.
Speaker 2: I'm a I'm a I'm a hard tan. It's good.
Speaker 7: I don't have any problem with it, but I just
Speaker 7: I don't really, I don't go seeking it out.
Speaker 1: The hell's the matter with this guy? So he's steering
Speaker 1: the whole HS ship. Dude, he's the big ball. I know,
Speaker 1: I know he gives a hot bread of five. His
Speaker 1: decisions are.
Speaker 2: Skewed now, I mean any decision that goes wrong, any
Speaker 2: decision that goes wrong. Now we're gonna sew This is
Speaker 2: from the guy that said a hot brown was a five.
Speaker 1: No exactly. Let me.
Speaker 7: I need to make a decision right now, midday show
Speaker 7: nine to twelve. Yeah, I got something else that going there.
Speaker 2: Get rid of the dude that mean we can go
Speaker 2: now we fire people after their shifts Friday, all right, Mario.
Speaker 2: So here is the here's the layering. And so it
Speaker 2: comes in a skillet like a like an old fashioned
Speaker 2: uh iron skillet, right, cast iron, cast iron skillet. Correct,
Speaker 2: And the bottom layer is toast, like thick toast. And
Speaker 2: on top of the thick toast is some sliced turkey,
Speaker 2: but not from like the deli. It's got to come
Speaker 2: from a like a turkey breasts, Okay, all right, So
Speaker 2: the turkey is laid on top. On top of that,
Speaker 2: you get two slices of thin tomato, and then two
Speaker 2: large pieces of thick bacon that are cross that are
Speaker 2: in an X like in the X Men, right in
Speaker 2: the X Men. And then on top of that they
Speaker 2: pour a holiday sauce all over the entire things.
Speaker 1: Get nervous, nervous around barnad sauce. If you want to
Speaker 1: try it on your own and build your own and
Speaker 1: then you can use you can use Gorilla Bob's. It's gravy, baby,
Speaker 1: it comes in a job sauce. Yes, Gorilla Bob made these,
Speaker 1: so you can make your own hot brouns.
Speaker 2: Oh, I love it. So it's the same thing that
Speaker 2: you would put on Benedict. Right.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I could talk about this or not.
Speaker 1: Gonna do it anyway. What so, I'll tell you about
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Speaker 1: pizza dealer, best pizza in the universe. I know for
Speaker 1: a fact there was a collaboration last week on a
Speaker 1: barre nose hot brown. Note, I swear to you they
Speaker 1: were both working on a hot brown pizza and they
Speaker 1: and they came up one they both approved of.
Speaker 2: By the way, I put the Dano's cheesy cheoning cheesining
Speaker 2: on top of the Brussels sprouts last night, and I
Speaker 2: cooked him up and some olive oil. Dude, we do.
Speaker 1: We did the red pepper cheese ening on sweet potatoes.
Speaker 2: So, Mario, do you think that you would go with us?
Speaker 2: Get you?
Speaker 1: Are you down? All right?
Speaker 2: We're gonna make it a bit. We're gonna make it
Speaker 2: Mario's first hot Brown?
Speaker 1: Where's the brown from here? It's like a block, right,
Speaker 1: it's a couple of blocks, Gus, where is it you're at?
Speaker 6: It's three blocks, it's probably three. I think it's three blocks,
Speaker 6: three blocks?
Speaker 2: We walk it.
Speaker 1: Why would I ask the hot brown guy? Why would
Speaker 1: ask the guy that they live? I need to relive.
Speaker 1: I need to recalibrate now.
Speaker 7: He's honest, though, But five, we got to get you
Speaker 7: around here, Mario.
Speaker 2: It's I get it, guys, I get it right, Gus?
Speaker 2: What have we always told you about the basis of
Speaker 2: all great relationships? Lies?
Speaker 1: That's cornerstone of every great marriage.
Speaker 2: Lies.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry, let me hold on, let's rewind.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 6: Do you know what? Have you ever seen the tape?
Speaker 2: Rewine? Yeah?
Speaker 6: I wasn't. Tony? What is about the hot brown?
Speaker 1: Yeah? What do you think about a hot Brown's guy?
Speaker 1: It's it's one more question for Gus. Hypothetical. You got
Speaker 1: me and you got Tony, and New York says you
Speaker 1: gotta fire one of them? Who do you fire both?
Speaker 1: That's fair? That's fair.
Speaker 6: It's you mean I can get two for one.
Speaker 2: You've been here in thirty five years, at some point
Speaker 2: it's gonna happen, all right, so uh, real quick before
Speaker 2: we go to break there at the top of the hour,
Speaker 2: two hours already down. Great discussion about human adoptions. We
Speaker 2: talk about and we should free adoptions all the time.
Speaker 2: It's one of Dwight's passions. I get it, and it's
Speaker 2: uh and it's a lot of people's passions. And we
Speaker 2: do a great job in this town doing animal adoptions,
Speaker 2: but we just clearly do not talk enough about human adoptions.
Speaker 2: And we need to get that done more. And we
Speaker 2: need to get this price down. And if not, get
Speaker 2: the price down, and only in America we make this
Speaker 2: a make this a business. No, it's absolutely ridiculous.
Speaker 1: You got a child that needs parents, You got parents
Speaker 1: that need a child, just get them together. Why does
Speaker 1: it have to be seventy five thousand dollars. I get
Speaker 1: that you have to vet and you have to do
Speaker 1: all this other stuff. Can that be done for ten
Speaker 1: grand or fifteen people?
Speaker 2: That young people don't People don't young people don't understand.
Speaker 2: Prisons and hospitals used to not be a business. It
Speaker 2: used to be something we had. Hospitals were just there
Speaker 2: for sick people. Prisons were there for if you did
Speaker 2: something wrong, you went there. When they turned them into businesses,
Speaker 2: then we started to incarcerate everyone, and then we started
Speaker 2: charging fifteen hundred dollars for a piece of aspirin at
Speaker 2: a hospital. Turn it into a business and that's what
Speaker 2: you get.
Speaker 1: Well, thank goodness, we have a little of judges to
Speaker 1: prevent people from going to prison. All right, real.
Speaker 2: Quick, I got a minute here the story. Uh, this
Speaker 2: is a shocker. I know all of you will uh
Speaker 2: the fry Festival two dot zero call.
Speaker 1: It fire festival.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm sorry, you're a fire I'm sorry fry fire.
Speaker 1: I've done that before too. Yeah, are you really called
Speaker 1: fire festival too? If fire Festival one didn't go off.
Speaker 2: Yes, because it did, because there it was something the
Speaker 2: guy went to jail for.
Speaker 1: It or it didn't gets out six seven years later,
Speaker 1: he goes, Okay, this time, I'm for real shocker.
Speaker 2: DJs are revealing that a lot of them are like yeah, no,
Speaker 2: thank you. Donna Francesca has said she's been approached to
Speaker 2: be one of the DJs at the fire Festival too,
Speaker 2: and she's like, yeah, most of my friends and artists
Speaker 2: that are asked to do this are pushing back and
Speaker 2: asking questions. They're getting upset at us, and we're pushing
Speaker 2: back by saying we don't have to play this bye.
Speaker 2: So there is already problems with fire Festival two. Billy
Speaker 2: McFarland went to jail. And you know what you do
Speaker 2: when you go to jail, you get out and do
Speaker 2: it again. Absolutely, you do it again.
Speaker 1: Did you say holiday sauce holidays because hallidays? James Atkinson
Speaker 1: from you know what General elect.
Speaker 2: Mister, mister general electic mister.
Speaker 1: Look smart, I am I work at General.
Speaker 2: Mister de sales colt, I'm a football coach. I'm a
Speaker 2: football coach to sales.
Speaker 1: I can answer you are your clients questions.
Speaker 2: I was one of those guys in the eighties that
Speaker 2: had one of those roll necks on my shoulder pads,
Speaker 2: the giant roll necks. We just made fun of guys
Speaker 2: like you and said he said the bets he said,
Speaker 2: he did not. He was pretty good. He was a
Speaker 2: really good football player.
Speaker 1: But good on you, James. But the roll neck, he says,
Speaker 1: Tony say holiday sauce holid Halliday sauce, hollandays holidays. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's not it's morn sauce.
Speaker 2: No, it's not what a bet. Let's bet fifty bucks? No,
Speaker 2: I don't. I'm not strong on.
Speaker 1: Please plea, please, please, please, please please please. I am
Speaker 1: a strong on. You don't have fifty dollars, no, but
Speaker 1: my wife does. Okay, today was payday I got.
Speaker 2: Yeah, today was payday steep not only as stupid as
Speaker 2: it half.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we have Mario forty nine dollars a half. Let's
Speaker 1: do something more Interestinglet me lick something, no, like a
Speaker 1: toilet seat. If I lose, I.
Speaker 2: Think you just addressed me as mister Venetti for the
Speaker 2: rest of the let it.
Speaker 1: Out of the deal. Well I will address I'm practicing.
Speaker 2: What do I address you as for the rest.
Speaker 1: Of the week, Your highness?
Speaker 2: Okay, and thats bets off. Let's go to break. Let's
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