Speaker 1: Oh I love, Oh god, this is what I put
Speaker 1: my headphones on and me all day, babe, this stupid crap.
Speaker 2: I was one talking to a tree and he told
Speaker 2: me a funny story about a cocktail party he went
Speaker 2: to with the rock and the dirt danced with them
Speaker 2: throughout the night.
Speaker 3: This is the stars.
Speaker 4: This is competing with the Saturday night country folks. Right
Speaker 4: tonight will be one of the maybe the most people
Speaker 4: out there at Bourbonton Beyond.
Speaker 3: And boy, it's not going to be cool at all.
Speaker 3: And what a great switcher round Neil Young to Sting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is an upgrade.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, uh, I in my bag. But Gordon,
Speaker 4: here's what I thought about this morning. There started last
Speaker 4: year was the first year people started recording and taking
Speaker 4: pictures of the peer the people that dress like weird
Speaker 4: outfits and well girls you just have like electric tape
Speaker 4: over their nipples and yeah, they're hanging out in their underwear.
Speaker 3: You're just like, what is going on?
Speaker 2: Some of the women need uh more?
Speaker 4: Team? You can stop right there because everyone listening knows
Speaker 4: what you're talking about.
Speaker 3: A mirror, Uh, wasn't there a Jesus?
Speaker 2: Last year? Was there a Jesus. There's always a Jesus.
Speaker 3: There's always a Jesus.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, sometimes there's like Teletubby some people. If you
Speaker 2: wear these damn outfits that go like onesies, Yeah, that's
Speaker 2: like you know you get to today. Man, it's bad
Speaker 2: enough for me and jeans, just going to one of
Speaker 2: these porta parties. Yeah, okay, you have to get take
Speaker 2: your clothes all the way off.
Speaker 3: Well today it's ninety Saturday is going to be ninety four. Oh,
Speaker 3: I am so done with summer. I am too bro See,
Speaker 3: here's what I am.
Speaker 2: Louder than Life used to be the first week in October,
Speaker 2: and then oh hab was the week before that. This
Speaker 2: time of year, a couple of weeks can really affect
Speaker 2: the temperature, because I remember Louder than lives where I'm
Speaker 2: wearing a jacket.
Speaker 4: Uh so they expected, Yeah, they're expecting for almost four
Speaker 4: hunred thousand this weekend and then next weekend. Is it
Speaker 4: bigger than this weekend? Is louder than life bigger than Bourbon?
Speaker 3: Beyond? Pretty close?
Speaker 2: They're about the same A right, of course, the real
Speaker 2: crowd is going to be a slugger field tonight. Is
Speaker 2: I throw out the first pitch.
Speaker 3: That's gonna be awesome. Good for you. I haven't practiced,
Speaker 3: I never have it.
Speaker 4: Just again, don't throw from the rubber thro the safer though,
Speaker 4: throw from the crass. I gotta throw from the rubber
Speaker 4: all look like a weedy and you got to aim
Speaker 4: for above his head because you are elevated. So if
Speaker 4: you throw at the at the catcher, it will go
Speaker 4: into the dirt because it's going down. You have to
Speaker 4: throw at a spot above his head. Look, you'll look
Speaker 4: like George Bush Post two thousand and.
Speaker 3: One, act like to catcher ending up and you're throwing
Speaker 3: to his face.
Speaker 4: Correct, that's exactly right. Seriously, absolutely throw above his head.
Speaker 4: You're trying to know why to get me hit the
Speaker 4: popcorn lady. Actually, Dave were wrong, aren't we If you're
Speaker 4: standing on the rubber throat, I mean tell you cannot.
Speaker 2: How two hang on screwed up.
Speaker 5: Throw?
Speaker 4: This is taking longer and longer, hey face, hump bump,
Speaker 4: you're right, yeah, yeah, thanks thanks. Now I saw video
Speaker 4: of Nick Coffee, our sports expert on Sports Talk seven
Speaker 4: to ninety our sister station just down the hall. You
Speaker 4: could not do worse than what he did up in
Speaker 4: front of his son. Oh my god, did he throw
Speaker 4: like a girl?
Speaker 2: He did?
Speaker 4: Why did he throw from the kind of a limp?
Speaker 4: Kind of wait, drink he drinks white claw?
Speaker 2: Did he throw? Good? Point? Did he throw from the rubber? Yes?
Speaker 3: Okay, apparently not? His son was there? So David fifty
Speaker 3: cents out?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 3: So you do worse than him?
Speaker 2: Should I get noise and go?
Speaker 3: Here's the thing.
Speaker 2: Here's what I am when I'm doing my toilet paper gig.
Speaker 3: Wait a bit in the lead?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 3: Who else is throwing the first pitch out with you?
Speaker 2: Representative Susan Tyler Whitten.
Speaker 4: Hey, okay, so here here, here's where my mind goes.
Speaker 3: Here's where my mind goes. Here's where.
Speaker 4: She is.
Speaker 3: It's so she's so much more athletic than you. It's ridiculous,
Speaker 3: college college athlete.
Speaker 4: She's a tennis player in the highest levels still at
Speaker 4: fifty years old.
Speaker 2: Here's the deal.
Speaker 3: But you're all this didn't even done tennis? Grunt?
Speaker 2: Oh you know, here's you know what story is?
Speaker 3: You need to fake an injury. You need to fake
Speaker 3: an injury and go.
Speaker 4: I don't want I don't want to take the spotlight
Speaker 4: from my wife and her accomplishments this year, so she'll
Speaker 4: be throwing out for both of them.
Speaker 2: So you know how this happened. It wasn't planned for
Speaker 2: me and Susan would both be the same day. Here's
Speaker 2: what hall Let's chip. Sobel did some sneaky, deky crap.
Speaker 2: That's right, but I don't think he did, because they
Speaker 2: send us dates. Hey, when do you wanna uh throw
Speaker 2: off the pitch? I picked that date, this date, but
Speaker 2: evidently tonight was already dog night and they had Ethan
Speaker 2: Almighty and Susan Tyler Witt and throwing out because of
Speaker 2: the dogs.
Speaker 3: Now, if Ethan has a better throw than you, that
Speaker 3: would be I'm gonna.
Speaker 4: Need video of this, so I'm gonna text us send
Speaker 4: me Sobel's number so I can get No, I can
Speaker 4: get some video of this. I again, i'd fake a limp,
Speaker 4: or not a limp, but a shoulder thing, say Dave
Speaker 4: Jenny's shoulder rubbed off on you, So thenuse me. Yeah
Speaker 4: all right, So, I unfortunately have to be in Indianapolis
Speaker 4: for more my fun injections on my head, so I
Speaker 4: had to miss the throwing out of the face.
Speaker 3: Yeah it is, and that stuff's working. Those injections on
Speaker 3: all Steve.
Speaker 4: The last time I threw out, Heather French Henry was
Speaker 4: with me. She sang the national anthem. She stood next
Speaker 4: to me. I threw out the first pitch and I
Speaker 4: didn't do what. I didn't throw above his head. I
Speaker 4: threw right at his glove and it went into the dirt,
Speaker 4: but he saved it, so he trapped it between the
Speaker 4: dirt and the glove, so it wasn't a total disaster
Speaker 4: like off the side. But then there was a little
Speaker 4: league team that ran past me because they were going
Speaker 4: on the field to play like one inning, and they
Speaker 4: go past me and they all I was bullied by
Speaker 4: nine year olds.
Speaker 3: They pushed me and.
Speaker 4: Goes, you throw like a girl, and pushed me and
Speaker 4: punched me as they ran by. And then Heather friends
Speaker 4: was like, yeah, you kind of.
Speaker 3: Do the band name bully by nine year old. Yes,
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: So you chili dipped it in front of as America.
Speaker 4: I didn't really chili dip it because it came. I
Speaker 4: threw it through it like I did the whole wind up,
Speaker 4: and I threw it with some heat and it was
Speaker 4: right on.
Speaker 3: It was it was right on. It just was low.
Speaker 4: Because I didn't throw above his head. That's that's the
Speaker 4: bottom line. So all right, the Feds cut rates by
Speaker 4: half a point yesterday, kid, But this is how crazy
Speaker 4: the market is. The market is skyrocketing over four hundred
Speaker 4: points before the news comes out right, anticipating the news
Speaker 4: that's coming, hoping the news would come out right. Oh oh, many,
Speaker 4: a quarter point would be great. They double it. They
Speaker 4: don't do a quarter point. They drop it a half point.
Speaker 4: Then the market starts to dive. You know why, because
Speaker 4: they were like, we're so happy the interest rates.
Speaker 3: Are going down. But wait, maybe they're doing this because
Speaker 3: they think a recession is coming.
Speaker 4: And then now we the market closed one hundred there
Speaker 4: you go, and Mark could close one hundred points down yesterday.
Speaker 2: They can't.
Speaker 3: These people are crazy. They're crazy.
Speaker 2: I think we always talk about burying the lead. We
Speaker 2: actually are. You know, yesterday a couple of YouTubers I
Speaker 2: think it was Wanda and Cecil.
Speaker 3: Or something, Wanda and Cecil.
Speaker 2: They decided you don't shootest couple ever. Hey, well, I'm
Speaker 2: Wanda and I'm Cecil. We just found a body, and
Speaker 2: welcome to wandering with Wanda. You start walking through.
Speaker 4: The woods all day it's so Kentucky. I can't even
Speaker 4: this is the most Kentucky and it really is. On
Speaker 4: date night, this couple six nights ago said hey, we
Speaker 4: should go look for that body.
Speaker 3: Take a chance.
Speaker 2: Shoot us, I caught a date night.
Speaker 4: You know, it's like maybe the guy we don't know yet,
Speaker 4: but maybe the guy's like you know, I grew up
Speaker 4: in the woods. I know that place back and forward. Man,
Speaker 4: there are some good patches you can get cut up in.
Speaker 4: But man, let me tell you I know where to walk.
Speaker 2: They wander. What you recognize he is? Go get your
Speaker 2: stick and poked.
Speaker 3: All right, listen now move it's kind of stinky.
Speaker 2: Took wood stick again.
Speaker 3: You know what what was his name? What's her name?
Speaker 2: Wanda and Cecil?
Speaker 3: I don't think that is.
Speaker 2: I don't know. The only clip that I saw of them,
Speaker 2: they look like social media. No, they look like a
Speaker 2: great couple. Uh, but it look it looked like what
Speaker 2: I'm saying. Yeah, you know, we walked by here and
Speaker 2: we saw five vultures, and then we came back here
Speaker 2: three days later we saw fifty vultures.
Speaker 3: Ok.
Speaker 2: Yeah, come on one, let's do it.
Speaker 3: They're getting thirty five grand for their efforts.
Speaker 2: How about that.
Speaker 5: It's Freand and Sheila McCoy.
Speaker 3: Frand and Sheila run.
Speaker 2: They run a Hatfield and McCoy museum.
Speaker 3: Stop it.
Speaker 2: No friends with some of the half cant I went
Speaker 2: to Doss with some of the Hatfields and you go,
Speaker 2: you go their homes and they were direct bloodline.
Speaker 3: Okay, but they own a Hatfield and museum.
Speaker 2: I know I'm gonna have my friends have a Hatfield
Speaker 2: McCoy museum, move across the street from them, and then
Speaker 2: still their museum's pig.
Speaker 4: They should have a McCoy's museum across the fields and
Speaker 4: always shooting stuff.
Speaker 2: Everything they tell lies, that's lies. Yes.
Speaker 5: They started out Friday, last Friday, as everybody's heard, on
Speaker 5: a date night, to go see if they could find him.
Speaker 2: I guess they were.
Speaker 5: Thirty five thousand dollars is a great motivation for a
Speaker 5: date night. And they start off. They started to look
Speaker 5: for a dead body.
Speaker 2: Chesy. They started looking.
Speaker 5: Uh, they noticed two or three vultures, and they were
Speaker 5: back again over the weekend and noticed like four or five.
Speaker 5: And when they went out to look yesterday wherever they're
Speaker 5: basing at, it looked like they were at this convenience
Speaker 5: store truck stop type thing. They and there's a tower
Speaker 5: near where if you look at WKY sky skycopter, there's
Speaker 5: a tower near where the body in the woods where
Speaker 5: the body was found. They said there was fifty vultures
Speaker 5: sitting on top of that tower and that gave them
Speaker 5: an indication that the body.
Speaker 2: Was near there.
Speaker 5: So they very hitchcocky okay, went off trekking into the woods.
Speaker 5: They ran into a couple of Kentucky State troopers who
Speaker 5: were also searching hear that area because apparently they had
Speaker 5: gotten a whiff of the body decomposition as well.
Speaker 3: And they're all.
Speaker 4: Coaching boys down there. Man, they know where vultures are,
Speaker 4: there's food, there's food.
Speaker 5: They let the KSP troopers know that they were there
Speaker 5: doing the search, and they all four kind of about
Speaker 5: the same time found found the body. And if you've
Speaker 5: seen the video of the body what's left of it,
Speaker 5: it's very graphic. Last night, when I was talking to
Speaker 5: you guys, I was like, I can't understand why they
Speaker 5: didn't just easily identify him. But there's a quick you
Speaker 5: gotta look quick. Towards the end of it's a forty
Speaker 5: one second video. You gotta look quick.
Speaker 3: But yeah, he's chewed up pretty good.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because I know that mister McCoy said that at
Speaker 5: one point he saw a vulture fly up and he
Speaker 5: said it had a piece of something in Yeah, Wayne
Speaker 5: Hill's honor him.
Speaker 3: And we got to let get Fred in here too.
Speaker 3: Of course we do.
Speaker 2: Get on in here. Fred. Wow, that's like a ballot.
Speaker 3: Hey, Sheila, you want to do a little putt putt tonight?
Speaker 3: Or go look for a bat?
Speaker 4: Does that mean what I think it means? Take that straw, you,
Speaker 4: my baby. We're gonna look for a dead body. I'll
Speaker 4: get getting paid.
Speaker 2: I'll run due.
Speaker 4: You get the cord, you get them mountain dude, I
Speaker 4: get the marble reds and let's go.
Speaker 2: Look who's got the card nuts. I wonder if I
Speaker 2: wonder if when the news came into the highway patrol
Speaker 2: or state patroopers, they go up. So it was it
Speaker 2: was it h what's the uh? What they called the
Speaker 2: decomposition decomposition dogs, canaver dogs, caver dogs? Was there our
Speaker 2: brand new UH trolley system? No wandering cecil? What is Fred?
Speaker 3: And Sheila? Fred?
Speaker 5: They had searched through this area thirty five thousand dollars
Speaker 5: five thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: Good for them, Yeah, man, good for them.
Speaker 5: I can't speak confirm last night that they will get
Speaker 5: the money.
Speaker 3: Damn right, Yeah, they found the body.
Speaker 4: I assume this guy he obviously lived through his promise,
Speaker 4: which was I'm gonna shoot this, he texted someone his
Speaker 4: ex wife had said he I'm gonna go do this
Speaker 4: and now I'm gonna kill myself afterwards. So I apparently
Speaker 4: that's what he did.
Speaker 5: KSP Commissioner Philip Burnett did say during his press conference
Speaker 5: last night there was a weapon found near him. So
Speaker 5: apparently he had a handgun as well as the rifle
Speaker 5: that he used, and it would appear, and you know,
Speaker 5: so far as as as as it would appear that
Speaker 5: that he used the handgun on himself and went through
Speaker 5: with everything. He texted his ex wife.
Speaker 4: Well, jeez, like it's the first time he's been honest
Speaker 4: with me. I mean, so now the good Sea trial money.
Speaker 5: The good thing is Sheriff Roots said last night in
Speaker 5: the press conference, things can start to return to normal.
Speaker 5: He says, Laurel County is not used to living in
Speaker 5: fear like that. That's not how other people live. So
Speaker 5: did we ever figure out why I did it? Just
Speaker 5: shoot there's shoot highway? Was it a date night too?
Speaker 5: There's there's been no manifesto found to this point, there's
Speaker 5: been no he was he never deployed in the six
Speaker 5: years that he was with a combat engineer in the
Speaker 5: Army Reserves.
Speaker 3: So what's the name of the gas stations down there?
Speaker 3: Pump and dump? Hugly Woggley? Is it pump and dump?
Speaker 3: I don't remember.
Speaker 2: God, it's called come and go.
Speaker 3: No, it's not.
Speaker 2: There are stations.
Speaker 3: The station is called come and go.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, a U M. I'm dead serious.
Speaker 3: That's actually your honest face.
Speaker 5: I know I filled up at gas at those and
Speaker 5: they're a North Carolina South Carolina thing.
Speaker 2: UH big in that part of the area.
Speaker 5: Because I've seen it on UH I'm a big fan
Speaker 5: of the show live people.
Speaker 3: But can you confirm the pump and dump?
Speaker 2: I will look and find out.
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 4: I'm pretty sure someone else's show in this in this
Speaker 4: early Jarge something.
Speaker 2: It sounds like every Saturday night in the eighties. What
Speaker 2: did you do this weekend? After Kelly's pumping dump? What
Speaker 2: did you I did the pupping up and then we
Speaker 2: all went to j.
Speaker 3: Would that be after going to the toy Tiger cool
Speaker 3: from the girl you to come.
Speaker 4: I need a good dump after that, baby, I don't
Speaker 4: see any pumping dump. Guess I'm hearing it wrong.
Speaker 3: I'm hearing it on radio.
Speaker 4: We got to open up with franchise cleanest restroos in
Speaker 4: three states. Now come and go is a thing. Wow, yeah,
Speaker 4: a lot of peoples. Yes, all right, well stop it.
Speaker 4: We're getting in danger territory, all right. So yeah, So
Speaker 4: on that note, uh, so, investigation pretty much older over.
Speaker 3: Have they identified him clearly?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 5: No, they synth the because and if you see the video,
Speaker 5: it's still on Twitter and Facebook, which I'm surprised they
Speaker 5: haven't taken it down. You can see why they had.
Speaker 5: They rushed DNA from the remains to Frankfurt to the
Speaker 5: State Lab to get identification. The identification is supposed to
Speaker 5: be confirmed and they will make an announcement today.
Speaker 2: It is definitely him. Graduations, Why didn't see so?
Speaker 3: Yes, good for you, Good for you. I will kind
Speaker 3: of want to go this field place now.
Speaker 2: Oh, we need to throw them a Kentucky party. Yeah,
Speaker 2: let's broadcast from the half of the McCoy Museum.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that would be all you think they're Kentucky or
Speaker 3: Louisville fans.
Speaker 2: No, Kentucky. What are you talking about?
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's joking. Flip a coin sarcasm.
Speaker 2: Oh, still working on that.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: I thought you had a PhD in that, but I
Speaker 4: guess not. So all right, give us the joke of
Speaker 4: the day. Play, Hey, fellas, what.
Speaker 2: You know? Last night Susan and I were laying in
Speaker 2: bed and I went, you know, Susan, I think I
Speaker 2: think I want to be cremated.
Speaker 3: Well this is a fun yeah.
Speaker 2: Boy. Morning when I woke up, she said, hey, I
Speaker 2: made your appointment for cremation Tuesday at nine am.
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Speaker 2: Stings Day. Hey, can you turn your radio speaker up
Speaker 2: a little bit more? I did, but it just showed
Speaker 2: me stopped.
Speaker 3: No, you're missing the point.
Speaker 4: Sheila's walking through the wood. She was like, did you
Speaker 4: find it?
Speaker 3: Oh? My Lanta.
Speaker 4: Oh model, She says it three times, Oh my Lana.
Speaker 2: But I couldn't really see the there's no I could
Speaker 2: see the phase.
Speaker 3: Do you know what the old Atlanta is from?
Speaker 4: No, it's from that Johnny Knoxville movie about the special
Speaker 4: needs kids.
Speaker 3: And they played the Olympics.
Speaker 4: The ringers remember the actual special needs kidounsend kid. The
Speaker 4: actors was fantastic at Remember he used to.
Speaker 3: Go, oh my Lana. I thought they came from Citizen Kane.
Speaker 2: No, we stop it, they said, U They said, ask
Speaker 2: this guy about any any soundar is He goes, okay,
Speaker 2: Billy to the piano. He goes the piano man, mister
Speaker 2: Billy Joe nineteen seventy five, dead it out and he
Speaker 2: went on and they all the credits and he goes, uh.
Speaker 3: He goes in nineteen seventy.
Speaker 2: He goes Wow. They said, now ask him about any movie.
Speaker 2: He goes, okay, Jaws. The guy goes Jaws. Jaws was
Speaker 2: a very good movie.
Speaker 3: That is one of my favorite movies. I love that
Speaker 3: movie of all time.
Speaker 4: And by the way, the down Central folks and national
Speaker 4: folks were like, well, well, Johnny Knoxville, hold on, hold on,
Speaker 4: you're gonna make fun.
Speaker 3: And that was not what it was.
Speaker 2: It was it was they were all they were all
Speaker 2: great actors. And the band in there, it performs. That's
Speaker 2: an actual band.
Speaker 3: Right, That's what actually.
Speaker 2: Hang on, Hang on, Oh Milanta, I'm coming, Oh my
Speaker 2: Landa you founding?
Speaker 3: Oh Mylanta? Thing ever?
Speaker 2: All right? I said, folks, let me tell you something.
Speaker 2: If you have a date night and it's a long on,
Speaker 2: rigorous date night, like walking through the woods with Wanda
Speaker 2: and Cease Wo to find a dead body, you're gonna
Speaker 2: need somewhere to relax. And there's no place better to
Speaker 2: relax after a nice evening of dead body hunting. Then
Speaker 2: your Southern covered hot tub, lay back and let the
Speaker 2: waters just take you away. It's a vacation right there
Speaker 2: in your own backyard. You go love your Southern covered
Speaker 2: hot tubs. If you're saying, you know, I can't afford
Speaker 2: a hot tub, I'm just an old dead body hunter.
Speaker 2: From where were they from? Kentucky, LaRue County, Loary County? Well,
Speaker 2: fake again. Hot tubs is low as sixty five dollars
Speaker 2: a month plus one hundred and fifty tubs to choose from.
Speaker 2: And by the way, twelve months same as cash is offered.
Speaker 2: You'll love your Southern covered hot tubs seventy five, oh
Speaker 2: Wan Preston Highway News Next News Radio eight forty whas
Speaker 2: see I like the police.
Speaker 3: We love the police. Cops rock well yeah.
Speaker 2: But Alsoso a police band? Hey, so real quick funny
Speaker 2: rolling stones? Did he when they will be the judge
Speaker 2: of that? When they when they were in New York
Speaker 2: out they was in the late seventies. They were in
Speaker 2: New York and they were in the hotel room they
Speaker 2: were it was a backstage hotel. I can't remember whether
Speaker 2: where they were anyway, knock on the door and one
Speaker 2: of the management said, hey, uh, I just want to
Speaker 2: let you know the police are here to see you.
Speaker 2: So keith one of them what flushed all drugs and
Speaker 2: then saying and you know, uh uh start of coping
Speaker 2: the three police and they still washed all their drugs
Speaker 2: down the down the toilet for no reason.
Speaker 3: That was three weeks ago.
Speaker 2: I don't think they do drugs anymore.
Speaker 4: Hey, BUCkies is opened another location. By the way, we
Speaker 4: were talking about the names of gas stations around town,
Speaker 4: and I was wrong with the pump and dump.
Speaker 2: I like we need to we needed to open up
Speaker 2: a pumping dump.
Speaker 3: I'm with you.
Speaker 4: Uh BUCkies loves Kentucky so much. They're expanding to a
Speaker 4: third location. This will be down by the Tennessee con
Speaker 4: in Clarksville, Tennessee.
Speaker 3: You know where They're need to get one closer to us.
Speaker 3: I know, I know, but you know what, Dode we
Speaker 3: Here's the thing.
Speaker 4: When I first started going to these because on road trips,
Speaker 4: You're just like, this place is huge, How could it
Speaker 4: possibly be ever be busy?
Speaker 2: Oh wait a minute, now I'm stopped.
Speaker 4: The last three times I've stopped, you can't find a
Speaker 4: pump that's open.
Speaker 2: I just found a pumping dump.
Speaker 3: Are you serious?
Speaker 2: Oh wait a minute. This is in Reno, Nevada, and
Speaker 2: something totally different. This is oh, this is not a
Speaker 2: gas station. This is disregard well. An eight year old
Speaker 2: went missing yesterday in Bedford, Ohio. The girl went missing
Speaker 2: along with the family's twenty twenty Nissan Rogue. They called police.
Speaker 2: That's when they started investigating. Didn't take long for the
Speaker 2: cops to realize and put two and two together and
Speaker 2: figure out what happened. The girl had taken The eight
Speaker 2: year old girl got in the suv and drove it
Speaker 2: thirteen miles away to the parking lot of the Targets
Speaker 2: or where they found her. It's not clear why she
Speaker 2: went to the Target store.
Speaker 3: Targetediction is real because there's much.
Speaker 2: Better stores than Target. Ah, but she admitted that she
Speaker 2: did drive it and she only hit one mailbox on
Speaker 2: her trip to.
Speaker 3: The Why did she go? I heard this story. I
Speaker 3: can't remember why she went.
Speaker 2: They still haven't said. No.
Speaker 4: She wanted like a coffee drink, like a specific coffee
Speaker 4: because they have Starbucks inside Tar.
Speaker 3: She heard they had Stanley's. No, she's only eight years old, though,
Speaker 3: Are you kidding? They start? You buy the ten dollars
Speaker 3: coffee drinks for eight year old?
Speaker 2: Stunt your growth?
Speaker 3: Really?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I always heard. Uh. Anyway, charges will
Speaker 2: not be found against the little girl because she be
Speaker 2: criminally charged.
Speaker 4: Yes, I thought you were going to say that. The
Speaker 4: people said, look, our Nissan rogue has been stolen. If
Speaker 4: you find it, don't bring it back. I draft forwards, right,
Speaker 4: you know right? What we do on Date Night look
Speaker 4: for dead bodies.
Speaker 2: We go dead body hunting. Hey, now I got my
Speaker 2: GoPro now listen, ready to go. Both my nostrils had
Speaker 2: signed you side it is in it, Yeah.
Speaker 3: To you both.
Speaker 2: But then Wanda said, I smell something yonder, don't smell
Speaker 2: directly too good.
Speaker 4: And then somebody watching TV goes, I knew his daddy
Speaker 4: he had that same problem. Yeah, same thing.
Speaker 2: I bet you knee hurt. Uh.
Speaker 4: Kentucky High School Athletic Association has lost nearly half of
Speaker 4: their sports officials in the last five years because.
Speaker 3: Parents and no accountability.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 3: What is the common denominator.
Speaker 4: With not just schools, teachers, bus drivers, refs, everything surrounding kids,
Speaker 4: and they're they're a whole parents.
Speaker 3: It's everything. It is every stop, and it's.
Speaker 4: Do you think it's the refs, You think it's the teachers,
Speaker 4: You think it's the bus drivers, No, it is you
Speaker 4: fundamentally need to change. The refs are not out there
Speaker 4: to screw your team over. They may be inept. I've
Speaker 4: seen plenty of refs that sucked, but they're not doing
Speaker 4: it on purpose.
Speaker 2: They just suck.
Speaker 4: And guess what, the refereeing gets worse. Why because they're
Speaker 4: taking anybody. Now, They're just like warm body, you want
Speaker 4: a ref, let's take it. They had nine thousand refs
Speaker 4: in Kentucky High School Athletic Association. They are down to
Speaker 4: little over five thousand. Oh the sports that are hurting
Speaker 4: the most, and you don't have to tell me, wrestling
Speaker 4: and women's volleyball, I think is what it is. But
Speaker 4: wrestling so hard because you got to get people that wrestled.
Speaker 3: You got to know.
Speaker 2: The rules are not easy, you know what. I've started
Speaker 2: to take that back. I started to say it wouldn't
Speaker 2: be that aggressive with parents with girl volleyball. But that's
Speaker 2: a big sport.
Speaker 4: Kentucky. Oh yeah, yeah, there's no doubt. So again another lesson.
Speaker 4: It seems like everything attached kids and their then they're
Speaker 4: crazy parents. It's just people don't want to work with you.
Speaker 4: It's people want to proof why this is the worst generation.
Speaker 4: I give you proof. No one wants to teach you
Speaker 4: your kid. No one wants to teach your kids. That's
Speaker 4: how they're bad. It is these people have dedicated their
Speaker 4: lives to teaching and being a teacher.
Speaker 3: I can't do it. I can't teach them.
Speaker 2: There's the problem is you got stupid philosophies like you
Speaker 2: can't punish them because that's a pathway to prison. Look
Speaker 2: when I was a teenager.
Speaker 4: That's exactly how the school board said it that I
Speaker 4: was joking anyway.
Speaker 2: Uh, I wasn't that good of a teaching teenager. So really,
Speaker 2: I've never talked about this before, and I don't know,
Speaker 2: I never talked about my personal life. So they put
Speaker 2: me in something called y D youth Development. It was
Speaker 2: just for bad kids. We went to we don't know
Speaker 2: what to do kids, We don't know what to do
Speaker 2: with you. It was not young dummies, it was development.
Speaker 3: Oh you dummies. Oh it was not well, how many
Speaker 3: dummies were in said class?
Speaker 2: All of this?
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 2: So anyway, they would just put us on in one
Speaker 2: classroom and there we were all damn day and our
Speaker 2: teachers were football coaches, you.
Speaker 4: Know, yes, bring it back as all of my teachers'
Speaker 4: first names were coach.
Speaker 2: Right. All you got to do is look back and say, hey,
Speaker 2: what worked in the sixties, seventies, eighties, and maybe early nineties.
Speaker 4: With the tight bike shorts, polo shirt tucked in a whistle,
Speaker 4: mediums all around a whistle and a whistle. You set
Speaker 4: the bar too high for these kids. You can't you know,
Speaker 4: little Johnny's not going to be a senator.
Speaker 2: You can't use the R word anymore. But everybody knows
Speaker 2: what the R word is.
Speaker 3: Oh, of course you never used that. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So here, if I had one football coach, if you
Speaker 2: asked him, this is not coach Freshley, coach fresh stop,
Speaker 2: just be careful what you're saying. I'm not gonna say, aybody,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say. But there was another it's not coach Joe.
Speaker 2: He was amazing, But there was another one where if
Speaker 2: I went and asked him a question about something, yeah,
Speaker 2: he would say. I'd say, hey, uh, mister such and such, Hey,
Speaker 2: Frank on this, how do I figure out the answer?
Speaker 2: Blah blah blah. He was say, witting, Yeah, can you read?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 2: Huh? Can you read? Yes? Are you our word? No?
Speaker 3: Go sit down?
Speaker 2: And I was like, why won't he help me? And
Speaker 2: that dawned on me later in life. The guy probably
Speaker 2: didn't know the answer right, and it pushed him off.
Speaker 4: I was asking, yeah, well again, everyone has value everyone
Speaker 4: and then by I always think of the Forrest Gump scene.
Speaker 4: You know how Forrest Gump can put the He puts
Speaker 4: the gun together and takes it apart faster than you
Speaker 4: know in the scene where they're training. Yeah, just going
Speaker 4: to get good, good cook good, good cook, and the
Speaker 4: and the and the sergeant comes over and goes clicks
Speaker 4: the timer, and it's like, oh my god, I would
Speaker 4: recommend you for officer, dude, if you weren't so stupid.
Speaker 3: He goes, yes, sorry, Jan, but I and.
Speaker 4: I think of Look, there's everybody's got a place in
Speaker 4: the world. And the great thing about this country is
Speaker 4: that no matter what your intellectual level is, you can
Speaker 4: make it and have a great, fantastic place in this world,
Speaker 4: no matter what a level of education. And by the way,
Speaker 4: you'll I'll talk to I've met plenty of folks that
Speaker 4: has master's degrees and PhDs that are dumbasses. They can
Speaker 4: process a lot of information in a short period of time.
Speaker 4: That's how they pass these zero and zero zero can't
Speaker 4: walk in a room and talk to somebody.
Speaker 2: For example, I couldn't afford to go to college, but
Speaker 2: somehow I warned my way into an internship at WQMF.
Speaker 2: I was in there with other interns that were going
Speaker 2: to college.
Speaker 3: Like he'd wear like jumpsuits.
Speaker 4: It's like he wasn't trying to he was like a
Speaker 4: matching jumpsuit with white tennis shoes.
Speaker 3: Wear that tonight it's like, oh boy.
Speaker 4: I still have one of them, a couple of them. Anyway,
Speaker 4: I think I ignore your first time we had walked out.
Speaker 4: I walked out of the bathroom.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, but my point is barely made out of
Speaker 2: high school, I was surrounded by people that were going
Speaker 2: to college for broadcasting. None of them made it, and
Speaker 2: none of them really cared, like like they would just
Speaker 2: sit in there. I would say, show me how this works,
Speaker 2: show me how that works. Hey, can I do that
Speaker 2: for you? You want me to do your job for you.
Speaker 4: But a school needs to fundamentally change. You can't do homeschooling.
Speaker 4: No offense to kids that are homeschooling, but they're a
Speaker 4: little off.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 4: You got to have the interaction with other kids because
Speaker 4: the classroom is is the workplace later in life. That is,
Speaker 4: the students are your co workers. The teacher is your
Speaker 4: direct manager, and the principal and vice principals are your
Speaker 4: CEO and CFO.
Speaker 2: And all that.
Speaker 4: It's the same thing I wish I when I talked
Speaker 4: to kids at schools when they asked me before COVID,
Speaker 4: I used to do it all the time. COVID hit,
Speaker 4: you don't really go talk to schools much anymore. But
Speaker 4: he used to tell them they'd be so sad. I go,
Speaker 4: I wish this dynamic was it would would end, and
Speaker 4: they all look so sad. They're like, what, no, because
Speaker 4: there's brown nosers in class, right, there are the people
Speaker 4: that lie to you and say they did their homework,
Speaker 4: but didn't you know they actually did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, sure, I don't see color. I just say nosers.
Speaker 4: Oh, oh you know what, thank you you are. Thanks
Speaker 4: for making me better.
Speaker 2: I'm better than you.
Speaker 4: All right, you could admit you needed helping. Yeah, I
Speaker 4: could admit nobody nobody is wrong anymore.
Speaker 3: Ever, Yeah it's true, nobody's ever wrong. It's ever wrong.
Speaker 4: Uh. But no, you have to learn to survive and
Speaker 4: thrive in that environment. And it works because that's your
Speaker 4: work environment. Later in life, you got to be able
Speaker 4: to put up and see the people that are jerks
Speaker 4: and your friends and not your friends, and the teacher
Speaker 4: is your manager and all that stuff, and get your
Speaker 4: work done.
Speaker 2: We's keep it on crappy parents. As we go to
Speaker 2: Pakice and a Pakistani man appears to be the very
Speaker 2: definition of helicopter parent. He was concerned about his daughter's safety.
Speaker 2: That's when The man reportedly made the girl wear surveillance
Speaker 2: camera on her top of her head.
Speaker 3: Oh boy, what kind of video did he get?
Speaker 2: She was aware of it. That way he could keep
Speaker 2: an eye on her constantly monitor the coming and goings. No,
Speaker 2: no pun intended the persons that entered her personal space
Speaker 2: with the camera attached to the top of her burka,
Speaker 2: The girl claimed to not mind at all. She said
Speaker 2: she knows her parents are just concerned about her safety.
Speaker 2: She goes on to say that the threat of violence
Speaker 2: and women is real where she lives, and also if
Speaker 2: she didn't abide by the rules, they would chop her
Speaker 2: up and feed her to the goats.
Speaker 4: No, it's not true, but there are parts of Middle
Speaker 4: East where women are property and they treat them like that,
Speaker 4: and they are they are constant. I you know, you
Speaker 4: walk a mile, right, walk a mile. This Dad's like,
Speaker 4: I'm putting the camera on your head. So all these
Speaker 4: jerk faces know that you're being recorded.
Speaker 2: I hope it wasn't intercepted and redistributed. What all of
Speaker 2: the electronics that have been blowing up?
Speaker 4: Oh sorry, yeah, no, good joke, buddy, Yeah too soon.
Speaker 3: You gotta irritate.
Speaker 4: He's like a child. He's like your child. He likes
Speaker 4: a child that needs glasses. From Vision First, I care,
Speaker 4: I do. Actually, yeah, you gotta go.
Speaker 3: You've been saying it.
Speaker 2: I got it going. I got glasses.
Speaker 4: How many how many readers have I lost? I mean
Speaker 4: I lose them all the time? This pair out of
Speaker 4: my face, same pair for six months. I haven't lost
Speaker 4: them yet. Why because they're always on my face? I
Speaker 4: decided I no, I do not. That's the last thing
Speaker 4: I do is take them off and go. You hear
Speaker 4: the tick tick and put it on the side of
Speaker 4: the table.
Speaker 2: You know, oftentimes when you wear glasses it makes you
Speaker 2: look smart. Do they show any of those pairer for
Speaker 2: you at Vision First?
Speaker 4: No, they didn't know, but fair so Vision First I care.
Speaker 4: They take basically an MRI of your eye. It's really
Speaker 4: fascinating to look at your eye from the front of
Speaker 4: the back and everything else. It looks like a sci
Speaker 4: fi movie because you can see the I stem as
Speaker 4: it goes back to the brain. It's crazy how these
Speaker 4: pictures and they do that in four seconds each eve
Speaker 4: no dilating the eye. This is this is state of
Speaker 4: the art stuff. At Vision First, I Care. Then you
Speaker 4: go see the doctor. Doctor says, you want some glasses,
Speaker 4: We say yes, And then you go to the fashion
Speaker 4: forward folks and they are the ones that try to
Speaker 4: pick out glasses to make you look smarter or sexier
Speaker 4: or whatever you want. Vision First, I care eighteen locations,
Speaker 4: make an appointment. I did it, got two pairs of glasses.
Speaker 4: Took me an hour for all of that. What I
Speaker 4: just said in an hour, that's it.
Speaker 3: And now that you can read, you can read the
Speaker 3: food labels at lots of pasta, and what you don't
Speaker 3: see are preservatives. You'll see tuna, mayonnaise, salt, pepper, celery,
Speaker 3: lemon juice. That's exactly it. Yeah, no aides or is it?
Speaker 4: I don't need to read the label, it's wrong, but
Speaker 4: you can if you have to, unless there's onions. Because
Speaker 4: Jackie can't consume onions. So what happens if she eats onions?
Speaker 3: You don't want to know.
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Speaker 2: From James Atkinson. The lack of refs are affecting schedules too.
Speaker 2: Some games are now on Thursdays or even Saturday yep.
Speaker 3: Because they don't have enough refs for Friday night football.
Speaker 3: They have to.
Speaker 4: They beg the schools please play on Friday and Saturdays,
Speaker 4: and of course the schools are pushing back, and it's like,
Speaker 4: why are you pushing back? A Thursday night high school
Speaker 4: football game for the school would be great.
Speaker 2: Saturday night game.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, play Thursday night means it's only two or
Speaker 4: three games. The TV stations would focus on your team.
Speaker 2: You know what you need.
Speaker 3: You bring a box lunch from lots of pasta and
Speaker 3: give it to the ref.
Speaker 2: Right he won't quit.
Speaker 3: Then get a big cookie and chicken chipotle pasta salad sandwich.
Speaker 3: No he won't. Yes, see either way solution.
Speaker 2: And if it's not a Friday night game, it means
Speaker 2: you can get up on a Saturday morning. Just take
Speaker 2: your time easing today, make your scrambled eggs and put
Speaker 2: some rattlesnake cheese or withes with hobbonaro and tequila from
Speaker 2: lots of pasta.
Speaker 4: By the way, if you wanted to train to be
Speaker 4: a ref, that's a full time job now because they
Speaker 4: need so many and so many different sports. You can
Speaker 4: have that as a full time job and make make
Speaker 4: really good money. You need a thick skin, though you do.
Speaker 4: You need to be able to handle crazy parents, because
Speaker 4: every parent's kid should be Shortstoper Pitcher yep, all right
Speaker 4: back after this suwhere Catcher stick around.
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