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Speaker 6: and then uh, we get to start the day the
Speaker 6: same way we ended the day yesterday. I can't think
Speaker 6: in the history of the show that this has ever happened.
Speaker 6: I've never arted the show the next day, well, the
Speaker 6: twenty hour maybe, but like right, the show never ended technically.
Speaker 2: So I think that's different.
Speaker 6: But last yesterday, when we ended the show, we were
Speaker 6: talking about how there's.
Speaker 2: This local company.
Speaker 6: Somebody brought it up to us and we had no
Speaker 6: idea they even existed. Apparently they are TikTok Darlings ah,
Speaker 6: and we mentioned that we'd love for them to reach
Speaker 6: out to us. And Gimpy was leaving yesterday and they
Speaker 6: were waiting for him in the hallway yep, and they
Speaker 6: gave us a gift pack of nut butters. Yeah, which
Speaker 6: shows evolve so much, but uh, strawberry cake.
Speaker 2: Right, we're trying these right now? Okay, all right, well
Speaker 2: I'm coming in there.
Speaker 6: Normally Gimpy's like, I don't know if i'll come in there.
Speaker 6: Thank you get ripping out the butters, and he's like,
Speaker 6: I'm in.
Speaker 2: I'm in.
Speaker 6: Uh, so we'll try these nut butters. This is a
Speaker 6: local company. They raise money for Saint Jude's. Obviously, you
Speaker 6: don't need me to tell you that. That's awesome. So
Speaker 6: I'm trying these strawberries. Oh my gosh, they're patient. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: they came with the fancy spoons in there.
Speaker 2: I noticed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, but I think you're on the right
Speaker 1: track by using because we're gonna be triple dipping these things.
Speaker 2: But aren't the spoons bad ass? Peanut butterspoon? Yeah, I
Speaker 2: ate it straight from the jar spoon.
Speaker 6: Oh, so this is the strawberry gig strawberry cake. Okay,
Speaker 6: this one is peanut butter cup peanut butter.
Speaker 2: That's I'm gonna lose a foot by the end of
Speaker 2: the segment. Yeah, this is the culprit that really good
Speaker 2: peanut butter cup peanut butter. Yeah, I agree.
Speaker 5: Nice. Oh my gosh, just to look at them.
Speaker 6: That one's amazingly good. And which one is this one
Speaker 6: here that she's got peanut butter nut butter. Okay, okay,
Speaker 6: that is ridiculously good. Yeah, and this is rainbow nut butter.
Speaker 5: This is what divorces and breakups and funerals are made
Speaker 5: out of.
Speaker 1: Like, this is what you want to Yeah, oh my god. Okay,
Speaker 1: so this next one is gimp. He's trying the peanut
Speaker 1: butter nut butter chocolate.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you want a new spoon too late?
Speaker 1: No, I already know this is a different spoon godlessen,
Speaker 1: I got this. I've eaten plenty of buffets. I know
Speaker 1: you guys swamp on your dam utensils.
Speaker 2: So I like animal crackers, but I don't like flavored
Speaker 2: animal crackers ones that have like icing and stuff on them.
Speaker 2: But I know a lot of people do. And that's
Speaker 2: what this one is. This is circus animal keep butter,
Speaker 2: peanut butter.
Speaker 5: It's actually the only cookie that I do enjoy with icing.
Speaker 2: That is that is rich Well, I like that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I got a stack a step. I'll take this on
Speaker 2: your You guys are onto something, yeah, rainbow nut butter. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 1: These these ladies, they they hooked it up. I don't
Speaker 1: know which one came up with the idea. Maybe it's
Speaker 1: a combination of both of them.
Speaker 2: I don't know. But they got it.
Speaker 1: They got it unlocked. Now I could tell you. I
Speaker 1: mean maybe I shouldn't you dump it if you need to.
Speaker 1: But you can't get this in stores. You cannot buy
Speaker 1: it in the store anywhere.
Speaker 2: You have to go on order it. So reads.
Speaker 1: If you know the gas station in town, they have
Speaker 1: some readers over there on like fifteenth, do they? Because
Speaker 1: I asked her yesterday, because I'm curious. I was like,
Speaker 1: can I get this in the stores anywhere? She said, no,
Speaker 1: strictly online or the TikTok shop. I'm like, okay, that's
Speaker 1: that that that that that that twin, that that twins.
Speaker 2: Yeah huh yeah, okay. Yeah.
Speaker 1: When we were looking online yesterday at their their flavors,
Speaker 1: that was one that stuck out too, because I like,
Speaker 1: I like twigs.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I like peanut butter. That is a twist one
Speaker 6: that I just opened. That Lindsay's trying well.
Speaker 5: I was hoping not to get a giant. I guess
Speaker 5: there's no helping it.
Speaker 6: And then I'm saving the two that I think are
Speaker 6: gonna be the best for last, which is crazy because
Speaker 6: the ones we just tried.
Speaker 2: How ridiculous is that it's so good? No, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: just exactly that.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 2: Yeah, only a four hour show.
Speaker 6: God, okay, okay, I guess we're gonna have to fight
Speaker 6: for these. Yeah right, this is the brownie peanut butter.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, okay, come on, just give me, give
Speaker 2: it to me.
Speaker 5: I really do feel like I my sugar just went.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, holy cow, holy cow. You we haven't had
Speaker 2: one that isn't good. No, mm hmm.
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh, dude, our kids, if they were listening
Speaker 5: right now, they'd be so jealous. They can't have you.
Speaker 2: More for you.
Speaker 5: So Rainbow Butter, peanut butter and brownie.
Speaker 1: Mm.
Speaker 2: Rainbow Nut Butter is the company, and they dropped off
Speaker 2: some gift packs. They dropped off six different ones, and
Speaker 2: they raise money for Saint Jude's.
Speaker 6: Rainbow Butter on socials. And so this is this is
Speaker 6: the last one we're going to try. Do buy chocolate bar.
Speaker 1: That's the one that you guys say is really good.
Speaker 1: Made out to buy chocolate, is not. I just assume
Speaker 1: that that one's good.
Speaker 5: Shut your face, slap your mama. Good.
Speaker 2: I'm looking forward to that one. I have not had
Speaker 2: any of this. Do buy chocolate. So it's pistachio nun butter,
Speaker 2: and then it's got chocolate, of course, and then it's
Speaker 2: got corilla or something like that. It's a little pieces
Speaker 2: of crunchy falafel dough or something like that thin dough
Speaker 2: that's real crispy. Okay, right, that one's stupid.
Speaker 5: This is better than sex.
Speaker 2: Calm down there. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. You don't have
Speaker 2: good sex. You don't change it.
Speaker 5: This is so damn good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll fork it over there, lady, come on out.
Speaker 5: I mean someone did text us in yesterday and said
Speaker 5: that this one was their best one, and they were
Speaker 5: not lying. That is so damn good.
Speaker 6: Is the other ones they sent sent us cookie, cookies
Speaker 6: and cream, peanut butter, cookie butter and peanut butter, caramel,
Speaker 6: spice crunch, toffee.
Speaker 2: I love toffee.
Speaker 5: That Dubai chocolate though, that is perfection in a jar.
Speaker 2: Nutut buddies. So this looks like no nutter butters.
Speaker 6: The little little Debbie snacks, it looks like they made
Speaker 6: a nut butter out of it.
Speaker 2: And then this one. If you like that one, lindsay,
Speaker 2: do you buy caramel brownie crunch?
Speaker 5: Oh? Hal and you heard my explosion on the brownie
Speaker 5: and peanut butter one? Oh you're gonna go there?
Speaker 2: Yes, I love caramel mm hmm. And that do buy
Speaker 2: crunch isn't that bad?
Speaker 5: That's delicious?
Speaker 3: I like that.
Speaker 6: Oh my goodness. There's a lot going on there. So
Speaker 6: we like the brownie, we like caramel, we like to Dubai.
Speaker 6: This is all those mixed together.
Speaker 2: Hell y oh my, what's happening?
Speaker 5: Our lives are changing?
Speaker 2: Ash Oh, this Okay, do yourself a favor.
Speaker 6: Go find these people, try them. You won't be mistaken.
Speaker 6: I would say, if you're going to a friend's house,
Speaker 6: buy a jar this and take it to them. Oh yeah,
Speaker 6: this is a hell of a gift. Hell of a gift.
Speaker 2: Get your box of spoons. Just gather around you all
Speaker 2: to dig in.
Speaker 6: Guys, you want to date night, go buy one of
Speaker 6: these and show up to your date and just spoons.
Speaker 2: You will wind dramatically. How great is that one?
Speaker 6: You knew it was gonna be good because all of
Speaker 6: them are regular jars with white tops, and that one's
Speaker 6: got a blacktop. You're like, oh, this one's going to
Speaker 6: be bigger than the rest, to be more than you
Speaker 6: can handle.
Speaker 2: I'll be the judge of there. There is. There is
Speaker 2: Reddit videos on the on these. Okay, all right, you're not.
Speaker 1: A huge sweets guy too, either, so here you go.
Speaker 1: These are pretty good is a big statement.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I get my sweet tooth every now and again, and
Speaker 1: that's definitely something. I'd be sitting on a couch after
Speaker 1: daylight yesterday, just zoned out. I'll probably eat the whole
Speaker 1: thing in one setting. I'd be miserable, but it'd be
Speaker 1: worth it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you you know, you'd have protein that was
Speaker 2: really really good. Yeah, that was a good way to
Speaker 2: start today. Rainbow best opening segment we've ever had. Rape,
Speaker 2: We've drink some.
Speaker 6: Okay, Rainbow Nut Butter is the company. Look for him.
Speaker 6: They're on TikTok. We're gonna make a video for these
Speaker 6: because they were so nice to bring these out to
Speaker 6: us and they that was really nice that they took.
Speaker 2: The time to bring something to us.
Speaker 5: Best morning ever.
Speaker 6: They benefit Saint Jude's, which is if you know anything
Speaker 6: about Saint Jude's, they're amazing.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Oh my gosh. Now we just got figure. We're
Speaker 2: gonna split those up. We're gonna have to blind pole.
Speaker 2: We're gonna have to arm wrestle. Hey, okay, how about a.
Speaker 1: Leg wrestle instead, because I'm about a bit of a
Speaker 1: disadvantage for the arm wrestling.
Speaker 5: Like that's fine.
Speaker 6: Yeah, first, all right, we got to take a break.
Speaker 6: It is Tuesday, so that means listener emails. We've got
Speaker 6: tickets to give away to see Highly Suspect. Thank you
Speaker 6: so much to Rainbow Nut Butter. Delicious Nut Butters. Look
Speaker 6: for them online. Get them. And I don't know why
Speaker 6: Groce stores aren't carrying this even as a one off special.
Speaker 6: For real, it's pretty amazing rainbow nut butter look for them.
Speaker 6: Will take a break and we'll be back.
Speaker 5: What what my story's missing?
Speaker 6: All right, I'm sure you'll figure it out. Let's go
Speaker 6: ahead and get started with news quikies.
Speaker 2: It's time for newsquakies.
Speaker 1: World news, local news and news that just makes you say,
Speaker 1: what the Here's Corbyn, gimme and Lindsay with what's going
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Speaker 2: First can be well.
Speaker 1: A man has been arrested after assaulting neighbor over schnitzel preparation.
Speaker 2: Nice.
Speaker 1: This comes out of Geminy, where police were called on
Speaker 1: a Saturday night because a sixty one year old man
Speaker 1: got pissed at his neighbor over the noise he heard
Speaker 1: of his schnitzel preparation. Now, according to this not a
Speaker 1: lot of details, but it is a fun story regardless.
Speaker 1: The guy, sixty one year old dude, goes over to
Speaker 1: his neighbor's apartment, He insults him, He slaps him in
Speaker 1: the face because apparently he was fed up with the
Speaker 1: sound of the man beating his meat. Because that's how
Speaker 1: you got to prepare his stitzel. Yeah, right, And that's
Speaker 1: about as far as it goes. The man was arrested.
Speaker 1: They didn't give any other details on the charges or
Speaker 1: the injuries, but the fact that an old man.
Speaker 2: Said, yeah, I'm tired if you pounding your beef over there, pork, pork, beef,
Speaker 2: meat schnitzel. Right.
Speaker 1: Sure, We've only had an authentic schnitzel at least one time.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: I didn't ask her what it was made out of,
Speaker 1: whether it was pork, beef, chicken, whatever, but it was good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was good.
Speaker 5: Sour crowd is with schnitzel, isn't it usually?
Speaker 2: Or is it put everything? I don't think so, I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't think so.
Speaker 1: It's like cottage cheese in Germany. They just kind of
Speaker 1: put it on everything. Uh yeah maybe yeah. No, Schnitzel's
Speaker 1: just a fried thing, yeah, fried meats, cutlet of meat,
Speaker 1: a fried cutlet.
Speaker 2: So it didn't have to be pork, no, apparently. So yeah,
Speaker 2: I've always had it with pork.
Speaker 6: Okay, okay, so good little schnitzel. Samon Ciggy's does a schnitzel.
Speaker 2: That is wildly what don't they do good? Yeah? To
Speaker 2: go there for lunch? Yeah, yes, okay.
Speaker 5: Panel finds nurse had noisy sex breaks while on the job.
Speaker 5: A disciplinary panel has taken Nurse Kate Sullivan off their
Speaker 5: roster of mental health nurses due to behavior they found
Speaker 5: to be unprofessional. So it seems that miss Kate was
Speaker 5: having a relationship with a colleague that hadn't been disclosed
Speaker 5: even though she'd been prompted to a facility's ward manager.
Speaker 5: During breaks, she and that coworker would take intimate breaks
Speaker 5: and even have loud sex on the premises. Yeah. Well
Speaker 5: this In addition, she called another coworker a lazy see
Speaker 5: you next Tuesday. That led to the decision to move
Speaker 5: on from her. You can't walk here anymore.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Apparently her coworkers would say that she would leave and
Speaker 5: say I'm taking like five minutes, and she would be
Speaker 5: gone for thirty and then then they would hear her
Speaker 5: in the next room like screen and hitting the walls.
Speaker 2: Yes, exactly exactly was she having sex with patients, No, it.
Speaker 5: Was with coworkers, one in particular, and then she would
Speaker 5: even tell the other patient or another coworker like that
Speaker 5: she was banging him and she told her higher ups
Speaker 5: that she was just she was just saying that so
Speaker 5: her other coworkers would would have conversations with her.
Speaker 2: Did he get in trouble? No, the men she was
Speaker 2: having sex.
Speaker 5: With, Nope, because they never talked about it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that doesn't make any sense. That makes zero sense.
Speaker 1: So she got in trouble for talking about it, just joking,
Speaker 1: not the actual act of well.
Speaker 5: And apparently calling her other co workers that you're right.
Speaker 2: They don't love that.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 2: Is it an in the employee handbook you can't have
Speaker 2: sex at work?
Speaker 5: On? You know?
Speaker 1: I've never seen anything in any of the employee handbooks
Speaker 1: that I've ever been given where it says you can't
Speaker 1: have sex.
Speaker 2: Engage in sexual copulation quaitus.
Speaker 6: I uh, gotta be honest. I don't look for that limitation.
Speaker 6: I don't know if I look for a limitation at work,
Speaker 6: not employee handbook.
Speaker 1: At all, the way I see it there, all of
Speaker 1: them are basically the same handbooks, you know, And none
Speaker 1: of them, at least that I can remember, ever said
Speaker 1: you can't do it while you're at work. Maybe it's
Speaker 1: just like an unwritten rule, but she might have something
Speaker 1: here if there's no rules stating you cannot have sexual,
Speaker 1: you know, encounters at work.
Speaker 6: Yeah, then she might have a case, But as Lindsay
Speaker 6: pointed out, it may not. She may not have been
Speaker 6: removed because of having sex at work. She may have
Speaker 6: been removed from calling somebody ACU next Tuesday. Is there
Speaker 6: a rule in the handbook that says you can't call
Speaker 6: your co worker?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: That is harassment? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, if he always overlooks that part people names, is harassment.
Speaker 2: Did she do it to her face or was it
Speaker 2: just like that, Jane.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna le that up to the HR department there
Speaker 6: to figure out, but either here nor there. If she
Speaker 6: didn't do it to her face and one person was like, yeah,
Speaker 6: she said it, and another one was like yep, I
Speaker 6: heard her, then that would be enough.
Speaker 2: Okay. Talking behind people's back is also not a great
Speaker 2: thing to do at work. But banging on the job,
Speaker 2: how about it?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 2: No statute about that.
Speaker 6: Bang Away bearsuit scammers plead no contest to felony. Insurance
Speaker 6: fraud sappened in LA where residents are accused of dressing
Speaker 6: up as bears and trashing luxury cars.
Speaker 2: They're now headed to jail. This week.
Speaker 6: Three of the suspects pleaded no contest to felony insurance fraud.
Speaker 6: They were sentenced to one hundred and eighty days in jail,
Speaker 6: which will be served incrementally through the weekend jail program.
Speaker 6: California Department of Insurance says they damaged luxury cars for
Speaker 6: insurance money. They submitted insurance claims in twenty four that
Speaker 6: defrauded companies of.
Speaker 2: Nearly one hundred and forty two thousand dollars.
Speaker 6: One of the suspects dressed up like a bear and
Speaker 6: crawled around three of the vehicles in view of security cameras.
Speaker 6: The bear suit was later found by authorities. It's a
Speaker 6: long way to go to try and sell a bit.
Speaker 2: Right to dress up in a bear costs for one
Speaker 2: hundred and forty two thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: But I mean it makes sense because if you're in
Speaker 1: playing clothes, be like, yeah, that's clearly a person that's
Speaker 1: doing that. But it's like, you know, think about the
Speaker 1: Bigfoot videos. They're always grainy, you know, it's not good quality.
Speaker 6: So it's like and there's no Bigfoot, so like there's
Speaker 6: there's this whole other part where you can go. It
Speaker 6: didn't work, so it wasn't that great of an idea.
Speaker 2: True, not that good of cons you costume anyway.
Speaker 6: I mean, I don't know how you would defraud the
Speaker 6: insurance company, but I don't think you do it by
Speaker 6: dressing up as a costume.
Speaker 2: And if you were, burn the costume.
Speaker 5: Right right, leave no evidence.
Speaker 6: Yeah, what's wrong with you? Watch a movie for God's sake?
Speaker 6: All right, we got to take a break and we'll
Speaker 6: be back.
Speaker 2: You're listening to the Big Mad Morning Show. I have
Speaker 2: some very weird MLB stats.
Speaker 6: Joe Demagio is remembered for his fifty six game hitting streak,
Speaker 6: which spent two months in nineteen forty one, and it
Speaker 6: remains the longest Major League Baseball his longest in Major
Speaker 6: League Baseball history by eleven games.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 2: Think about how they've considered.
Speaker 6: They've improved the technology on bats and balls and moved
Speaker 6: the outfield a bunch times.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 6: No other player has broken the fifty game barrier. Not
Speaker 6: since nineteen seventy eight has eclipsed forty games. It's a
Speaker 6: mark that may never be broken. Since nineteen seventy eight,
Speaker 6: nobody's even broken fifty.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's pretty cool stat to happen.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's not the only Demagio Ton braggin Wright's for
Speaker 6: an Ale East competitor eight years ago. Joe's run his
Speaker 6: brother Dom hit safely in thirty four straight games. That
Speaker 6: number is still tops in Boston Red Sox history. Dom
Speaker 6: will going to be notable eleven year career in Boston
Speaker 6: where he hit two ninety eight. His brother Joe, We're
Speaker 6: going to start him with the rival Yankees on his
Speaker 6: way to nine World Series titles in the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 6: I don't think I knew that Joe Demagio had a
Speaker 6: brother that played for the arch Enemy.
Speaker 2: No domb Dom Demas. Youre right, that's a lot.
Speaker 6: Mark Reynolds owns the record for the most strikeouts in
Speaker 6: a season with a batter. I'm sorry, as a batter.
Speaker 6: How many do you think that number is for the
Speaker 6: whole season?
Speaker 2: I have I have no clue idea.
Speaker 5: Yeah, say it again.
Speaker 2: Who owns the record for the most strikeouts in a season.
Speaker 2: Just say a number, It doesn't matter.
Speaker 6: Uh fifty, okay, GIMPI one hundred and six, two and
Speaker 6: twenty three. It's twenty seven strikeouts less than Joe Sewell
Speaker 6: and Willie Keeler totaled in their careers combined. And one
Speaker 6: year Reynolds uh nearly matched thirty three years of plate production.
Speaker 6: Seewell and Killer rank first and second major League Baseball
Speaker 6: in terms of lowest strikeout rate. Together, they totaled two
Speaker 6: hundred and fifty strikeouts across fifteen thousand, seven.
Speaker 2: Hundred at bats. Wow.
Speaker 6: Reynolds meanwhile went down on strikes two hundred and twenty
Speaker 6: three times at five hundred and seventy three at bats
Speaker 6: forty percent of the time. Right Phil Nicro was a
Speaker 6: Hall of Fame pitcher. You might remember him spending twenty
Speaker 6: one of his twenty four professional seasons with the Brids.
Speaker 6: His brother, Joe, had a lengthy putch pitching career that
Speaker 6: spanned longer than two decades. Again, I didn't know Phil
Speaker 6: Nicro had a brother. The two were teammates in Atlanta
Speaker 6: for a period of time in the seventies before Joe
Speaker 6: was sold to the Astros for thirty five thousand dollars.
Speaker 6: As rivals, they faced off of multiplications. At the time
Speaker 6: pitchers still hit in the National League. Necro batted three
Speaker 6: to sixteen against younger brother against his younger brother, but
Speaker 6: it was Joe that got the bragging rights. In nineteen
Speaker 6: seventy six, the younger sibling hit exactly one home run
Speaker 6: one home run in his major league baseball career, Wow,
Speaker 6: and it came off his brother in a four to
Speaker 6: three victory. The blast proved to be the difference in
Speaker 6: the ballgame. Joe Nicro picked up the winning the win,
Speaker 6: while Phil went home with a loss. I don't think
Speaker 6: I knew there were that many brothers that played Major
Speaker 6: League baseball.
Speaker 1: Apparently, Joe DiMaggio had a third brother, an older brother.
Speaker 2: Named Vince, and also played baseball.
Speaker 5: Uh huh.
Speaker 2: Played from thirty seven to forty six for the Pirates. Says.
Speaker 2: He was known for his power, but also his high
Speaker 2: strikeout rate. So out of the three.
Speaker 1: DiMaggio brothers, Joe's clearly the most famous.
Speaker 2: Rightfully so, they named a disease after him.
Speaker 5: That morning, Lindsay, good morning, Corbyn. Coming up at eight
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Speaker 6: First dead ass fake news. I'll read the headline. You
Speaker 6: tell me is a dead ass or fake news? The
Speaker 6: first one. The first ferris wheel was built in eighteen
Speaker 6: ninety three World's Fair in Chicago.
Speaker 2: Dead ass fake news.
Speaker 1: The first ferris wheel was built for the eighteen ninety
Speaker 1: three World's Fair in Chicago.
Speaker 5: I do believe it was for the World's Fair, but
Speaker 5: I think the year is off, So I'm gonna say
Speaker 5: fake news.
Speaker 2: Did you say eighteen ninety three? Yeah, dead ass, dead ass.
Speaker 6: George Washington Gale Ferris Junior created it to rival the
Speaker 6: Eiffel Tower's popularity. Wait, so our answer to the Eiffel
Speaker 6: Tower was a Ferris wheel.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it didn't have to have be a home run,
Speaker 2: but you know we did something.
Speaker 6: Hey, an effort was made. Dead ass or fake news.
Speaker 6: Eating celery burns more calories than it contains.
Speaker 2: Dead ass. For fake news. Eating celery burns more calories
Speaker 2: than it contains.
Speaker 5: Dead ass.
Speaker 2: Yeah, sounds about right.
Speaker 1: I remember my mom was when like weight Watchers was
Speaker 1: like the thing, and I remember she did that, and
Speaker 1: that was like a thing that was going around that
Speaker 1: they should do fake news. While celery is very low
Speaker 1: in calories, digesting it doesn't create a caloric deficit.
Speaker 2: Bummer, dead ass for fake news.
Speaker 1: The first fortune cookie was an invented was invented in
Speaker 1: San Francisco. Dead ass for fake news. The first fortune
Speaker 1: cookie was invented in San Francisco.
Speaker 5: I'll buy that, dead ass.
Speaker 2: They got a huge Asian population out there. Dead ass,
Speaker 2: dead ass.
Speaker 6: Makato Hagawara created them at the Japanese Tea Garden in
Speaker 6: Golden Park Golden Gate Park in nineteen fourteen. Dead asser,
Speaker 6: fake news. The first submarine was made from a wine barrel.
Speaker 6: Dead as, dead ass for fake news. The first submarine
Speaker 6: was made from a wine barrel.
Speaker 2: Uh dead ass fake news?
Speaker 6: Uh oh no wrong with dead ass. Cornelis Drebbel sixteen
Speaker 6: to twenty. Submarine was constructed using a reinforced wooden barrel.
Speaker 6: Dead ass for fake news. The first known protest march
Speaker 6: was organized by women demanding the right to vote. Dead
Speaker 6: ass are fake news. The first known protest march was
Speaker 6: organized by women demanding the right to vote.
Speaker 5: Fake news.
Speaker 2: I mean, they've always been complaining about something so.
Speaker 6: Dead ass fake news. Protest marches have ancient origins. Suffrage
Speaker 6: marches were just one type of many. There's a guy
Speaker 6: online that's pushing the narrative that everything changed in the
Speaker 6: world when women got the right to vote. Dead ass
Speaker 6: or fake news. Eating too many carrots can turn your
Speaker 6: skin orange. Dead ass or fake news. Eating too many
Speaker 6: carrots can turn your your skin orange.
Speaker 2: Dead ass, fake news, dead ass? Carrot domi.
Speaker 6: Carrot carrot, carrot, carrot carrot Yeah, causes orange discoloration of
Speaker 6: the skin from excessive beta carotene consumption. Dead ass or
Speaker 6: fake news. The first known recipe for soap was carved
Speaker 6: in stone. Deadass are fake news. The first known recipe
Speaker 6: for soap was carved in stone.
Speaker 1: Dead ass, fake news, Dead ass Babylonian clay tablets from
Speaker 1: twenty eight hundred BC.
Speaker 2: For those who don't know what that means.
Speaker 6: That's before Christ contained soap recipes etched in cuneiform.
Speaker 2: Why didn't they use it then? Right? Right?
Speaker 6: Why did they make it? Dead ass are fake news?
Speaker 6: The first known calendar was based on the Moon's phases.
Speaker 6: Deadass are fake news. The first known calendar was based
Speaker 6: on the Moon's phases.
Speaker 2: Dead ass Yeah sounds about right, deadass.
Speaker 6: Lunar calendars predate solar calendars by thousands of years across
Speaker 6: many cultures.
Speaker 2: Back to carrots, dead ass are fake news.
Speaker 6: Eating carrots was promoted to hide radar technology during World
Speaker 6: War Two. Dead ass are fake news. Eating carrots was
Speaker 6: promoted to hide radar technology during.
Speaker 2: World War Two. Dead ass ah fake news.
Speaker 6: Dead ass Britain spread this myth to conceal their radar
Speaker 6: advances from Germans.
Speaker 2: I saw something online yesterday.
Speaker 1: I was like, this is really fascinating about World War
Speaker 1: Two and they were showing examples of saving private ryan
Speaker 1: that were true to what they tried to do as
Speaker 1: much research to.
Speaker 2: Get things as accurate as possible. And one of the
Speaker 2: words to yell around the corner to know if there
Speaker 2: was an American around the corner was thunder okay, and
Speaker 2: then they would reply flash because the Germans couldn't say
Speaker 2: thunder because they couldn't get this. It's not something they
Speaker 2: do right, right brilliant right, Yeah, I know what they're doing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, dead ass are fake news. Your memory gets worse
Speaker 6: as you age because brain cells die. Dead ass are
Speaker 6: fake news. Your memory gets worse as you age because brain.
Speaker 2: Cells die fake news, dead ass, fake news.
Speaker 6: Memory changes are more about processing speed and interference, not
Speaker 6: massive cell death. Dead Asser fake news. The first digital
Speaker 6: camera was invented by Kodak in nineteen seventy five. Dead
Speaker 6: ass for fake news. The first digital camera was invented
Speaker 6: by Kodak in nineteen seventy five.
Speaker 5: Dead Ass.
Speaker 2: Kodak is known for their cameras fake news and I
Speaker 2: think the year was supposed to throw you off. Dead Ass.
Speaker 6: Steve Sayson created the first digital camera, which weighed eight
Speaker 6: pounds and took twenty three seconds per photo.
Speaker 2: Damn Wow not real murderale.
Speaker 6: Last one, dead aster fake news. The first safety pin
Speaker 6: was invented to pay off debt. Dead Asser fake No,
Speaker 6: I got more sorry, dead as for fake news. The
Speaker 6: first safety pin was invented to pay off debt.
Speaker 5: Fake news.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can see it happened, dead ass.
Speaker 6: Walter Hunt invented it in eighteen forty nine and sold
Speaker 6: the patent four four hundred dollars to pay a debt.
Speaker 1: Wow, dead ass for fake news. Rubber was first used
Speaker 1: to erase pencil marks. Dead ass or fake news. Rubber
Speaker 1: was first used to erase pencil marks.
Speaker 5: Fake news.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm on agree, fake news. It's in the name
Speaker 2: dead ass.
Speaker 6: The word rubber comes from the original use for rubbing
Speaker 6: out pencil marks. Dead ass are fake news. Your skin
Speaker 6: is your body's largest organ. Dead ass, easier epidermis.
Speaker 2: Yeah, definitely for me.
Speaker 6: Dead ass skin accounts for about sixteen percent of the
Speaker 6: total body weight and adults. That's why people that lose
Speaker 6: a bunch of weight and have all that loose skin,
Speaker 6: they really lose weight after that because that dead skin,
Speaker 6: that loose skin weighs so much. Dead ass are fake news.
Speaker 6: You can catch warts from touching frogs or toe Dead
Speaker 6: ass are fake news. You can catch warts from touching
Speaker 6: frogs or toads, or maybe get a husband.
Speaker 2: Nicely fake news. You've always heard of growing up, But
Speaker 2: I do believe that is fake Yeah, fake news.
Speaker 6: Human worts are caused by viruses that only affect humans,
Speaker 6: not amphibians.
Speaker 2: That was totally something we were told.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, constantly, you're gonna get a wart.
Speaker 6: Dead ass are fake news. Your stomach can digest itself.
Speaker 6: Dead ass fake news. Your stomach can digest itself.
Speaker 5: Interesting fake news.
Speaker 2: I believe that would be fake.
Speaker 6: Dead ass Without its protective mucous lining, stomach acid would
Speaker 6: digest the stomach wall.
Speaker 2: Fun little fact.
Speaker 1: I have a irritated stomach lining that causes massive acid reflux.
Speaker 6: Oh, and I take medication for it to keep it
Speaker 6: not so crazy. Dead ass are fake news. Sitting too
Speaker 6: close to the TV damages your eyes. Dead ass are
Speaker 6: fake news. Sitting too close to the TV damages your eyes?
Speaker 5: Fake news?
Speaker 2: Yeah, a bunch of lies. Yeah, fake news.
Speaker 6: The myth originated from nineteen sixties TVs that emitted radiation.
Speaker 2: Modern TVs are safe. So wait, was it right?
Speaker 6: Was it accurate in the sixties because there were stories
Speaker 6: of people when microwaves were invented that they didn't want
Speaker 6: the wives near them.
Speaker 2: Right, don't get too close because the radiation. Yeah? Maybe,
Speaker 2: so maybe at that time.
Speaker 5: It was.
Speaker 6: Dead ass are fake news. Your sense of smell is
Speaker 6: stronger in the morning. Dead ass are fake news. Your
Speaker 6: sense of smell is stronger in the morning.
Speaker 5: Fake news.
Speaker 2: That's a tough one, man.
Speaker 1: You'd like to say, Yeah, because you're just waking up
Speaker 1: and like all your senses are like boom pole on
Speaker 1: point at that. But if you got like stuffy nose
Speaker 1: right house full of dust, it's gonna be weaker. So
Speaker 1: I think it's a trick question, but I'm going to
Speaker 1: say dead.
Speaker 2: Ass, dead ass.
Speaker 6: Smell sensitivity peaks in the morning and declines throughout the day.
Speaker 6: I wonder if that meat that's like morning breath obviously
Speaker 6: is a thing, but I wonder if it feels like
Speaker 6: it's worse because your nose is so sensitive in the morning.
Speaker 6: That's possible, Like maybe your breath always has your breath
Speaker 6: always smells like that, but it dissipates the sense of smell,
Speaker 6: and the ability to smell really well dissipates throughout the day.
Speaker 2: So you just got stink gass. Maybe so?
Speaker 1: Maybe so, But you got to think of all the
Speaker 1: other stuff that you're putting in your mouth throughout the day.
Speaker 1: You know that takes away from that rotten, rotten stench
Speaker 1: in your mouth.
Speaker 2: I'll take the bait.
Speaker 1: What's the stinkiest thing you put in your mouth throughout
Speaker 1: the day. The stinky probably coffee or coffe smells amazing.
Speaker 1: Coffee smells amazing.
Speaker 2: He sure does. And you said dinner, what kind of
Speaker 2: crapper are you eating?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: I mean you you you eat stinky things, dirty things
Speaker 2: at dinner.
Speaker 5: No, Well that's the question, but that's it's what makes
Speaker 5: your breath garlic.
Speaker 6: That's not what I said. What's the What is the
Speaker 6: stinkiest thing you eat or the dirtiest thing you eat
Speaker 6: or put in your mouth throughout the day?
Speaker 5: Garlic?
Speaker 2: GIMPI cigarettes? Probably my hands, if I'm being honest, put
Speaker 2: your hands in your mouth a lot. Uh. Well, I
Speaker 2: eat food and I use my hands.
Speaker 1: Well see, and I only only seem surprised because we
Speaker 1: have talked about it before. The reason why you don't
Speaker 1: eat Cheetos and Doritos is because of the dust. And
Speaker 1: most people are like, I just suck it off and
Speaker 1: you're good, you know, And you're like, I'm not doing that.
Speaker 1: So that's that's why I was just a little taken back.
Speaker 2: Fair point. Uh, I am not the hyperchondriact you paint
Speaker 2: me to be. This is a show.
Speaker 6: But yeah, even if I wash my hands before every meal,
Speaker 6: that doesn't mean if like we get a slice of pizza.
Speaker 1: How many times have you seen me wash my hands?
Speaker 1: Before we eat pizza, right right, right, So there are
Speaker 1: times where that does happen.
Speaker 5: Yeah, trying not to put stinky stuff in my mouth.
Speaker 6: You'd love to me would The first adhesive post is
Speaker 6: a postage stamp featured a king dead ass or fake news.
Speaker 6: The first adhesive postage stamp featured a king dead ass.
Speaker 2: It's a King of rock, dead ass, fake news. The
Speaker 2: eighteen forty penny Black featured Queen Victoria's profile.
Speaker 6: Go ahead and look that up. Eating chocolate releases the
Speaker 6: same chemicals as being in love. Eating chocolate releases the
Speaker 6: same chemicals as being in love.
Speaker 5: Dead ass.
Speaker 6: I'll think I've heard that before. Chocolate trigger's release of
Speaker 6: phenol thaline. Thing, yeah, and endorphins similar to romantic feelings.
Speaker 6: Dead ass or fake news. The piano was invented in Italy, Italy.
Speaker 6: Dead ass for fake news. The piano was invented in Italy.
Speaker 5: A fake news.
Speaker 2: Piano, dead ass.
Speaker 6: Bartolomo Cristo Fooro invented it in Florence around seventeen hundred.
Speaker 6: Dead ass are fake news. Your tongue print is as
Speaker 6: unique as your fingerprint. Deadass are fake news.
Speaker 1: Your tongue print is as unique as your fingerprint, dead ass.
Speaker 1: Uh tongue print. I don't even really think of tongue prints.
Speaker 1: You know, when you get you get booked in a jail,
Speaker 1: they don't take your tongue prints.
Speaker 5: Maybe they should.
Speaker 2: Uh, fake news, dead ass.
Speaker 6: Everyone has a unique tongue print with the distinct ridges
Speaker 6: and patrons dead ass for fake news. Your pupils get
Speaker 6: larger when you're lying, dead ass or fake news.
Speaker 2: Your pupils get larger when you're lying fake news. Dead ass,
Speaker 2: dead ass.
Speaker 1: Stress from lying often causes pupil dilation, though it's not
Speaker 1: a reliable lie detector.
Speaker 5: I thought that your pupils enlarged when you get aroused.
Speaker 1: May that may also be true, and when you're doing
Speaker 1: cocaine and when you're high.
Speaker 6: Dead ass or fake news. The first electric toothbrush was
Speaker 6: invented for dental patients with limited motor skills. Dead ass
Speaker 6: are fake news?
Speaker 2: How would evolve from there? The first?
Speaker 1: We all become it eventually. The first electric toothbrush was
Speaker 1: invented from dental patients with limited motor skills dead ass.
Speaker 1: It was created in Switzerland in nineteen fifty four. With
Speaker 1: patients are four patients with poor hand coordination, like they
Speaker 1: kept missing their mouth. I think they couldn't aim.
Speaker 2: I obvious seeing more of like, oh okay, people can't
Speaker 2: see them on the radio. But I was showing gimpy
Speaker 2: what I meant. Yeah, they're pretty hooked up.
Speaker 6: Dead ass are fake news. The first wristwatch was made
Speaker 6: for a woman. Dead ass are fake news. The first
Speaker 6: wristwatch was made for a woman.
Speaker 5: Dead ass.
Speaker 2: I think we tried to suppress them from a lot,
Speaker 2: and I think telling time was one of them.
Speaker 1: Right, you can't vote, can't have pockets, can't have pockets,
Speaker 1: you can't tell time.
Speaker 5: What did we need a wristwatch for when there's a
Speaker 5: clock on the stove.
Speaker 2: Well, we got a man to tell you what time
Speaker 2: it is. You don't need to know, right. I do
Speaker 2: want to say fake news.
Speaker 6: Dead ass, but tech Philippe created the first wristwatch for
Speaker 6: countenance cost in eighteen sixty eight. It makes sense because
Speaker 6: people have pocket watches, right, and if women didn't have pockets,
Speaker 6: that makes sense. Dead ass are news. Your brain uses
Speaker 6: more energy when you're thinking hard or dead ass or
Speaker 6: fake news. Your brain uses more energy when you're thinking hard,
Speaker 6: fake news, dead ass, fake news. Brain energy consumption remains
Speaker 6: relatively constant regardless of mental activity level, like the people, Oh,
Speaker 6: you'll use five percent of your brain. That has been
Speaker 6: proven time and time again to not be accurate. Dead
Speaker 6: ass or fake news. The first ballpoint pen was invented
Speaker 6: for airplane pilots. Dead ass are fake news. The first
Speaker 6: ballpoint pen was invented for airline pilots.
Speaker 5: Dead ass.
Speaker 2: Oh those astronauts either way, they're flying something. Dead ass.
Speaker 2: Dead ass.
Speaker 6: Las Little Bureau created it in nineteen thirty eight. That's recent,
Speaker 6: by the way, as far as I'm concerned, that's recent
Speaker 6: because the fountain pins leaked at high altitudes.
Speaker 1: Well, where do you put the well right? Dead ass
Speaker 1: for fake news? The first elevator was powered by steam.
Speaker 2: Dead ass, by steam? Dead aster fake news. The first
Speaker 2: elevator was powered by steam, I'm going to say fake news.
Speaker 2: It was cables and a guy that turned a wheel.
Speaker 2: Dead ass.
Speaker 6: Elijah Otis eighteen fifty three elevator used steam power before
Speaker 6: electric motors were invented.
Speaker 2: You just was so you're saying, there was a guy
Speaker 2: that like, is this job, come on in? And then
Speaker 2: he shuts the gate you know, no saw, Oh he's
Speaker 2: in the elevator. Yeah yeah, And then the little picnic.
Speaker 6: I've seen that in movies, but I think that was
Speaker 6: before they had push buttons, and he just kind of.
Speaker 1: Moved it to like which floor went to? Well, I
Speaker 1: think it just went one, one or two floors, So
Speaker 1: I don't know, but I mean, I guess it makes
Speaker 1: sense in my head. How long after they limited the
Speaker 1: need for an elevator person to be in, you know,
Speaker 1: to be in the elevator, did people start trying to
Speaker 1: have sex in the elevators?
Speaker 2: I'm going to think ours. Yeah, I want to say
Speaker 2: not at all. They did it while he was in
Speaker 2: the elevator. Oh you think so?
Speaker 6: Oh right, because they weren't supposed to be like you're
Speaker 6: not real? Yeah, that makes sense. People doing cabs, which
Speaker 6: I think is wild.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I haven't had one of those in my uber
Speaker 2: ride yet, but you never know.
Speaker 5: Right, Will you stop them if that happens?
Speaker 2: Do you know him? Do you know him at all?
Speaker 2: Do you now taking an account everything you know about
Speaker 2: this man? Now? Answer now, answer the question on your own. Yeah, question,
Speaker 2: I'll take pictures, of course, I'm not gonna stop.
Speaker 1: I don't think he'd take pictures, no, but I think
Speaker 1: he would not bother them and just be like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I live your life.
Speaker 2: Man might have just the rear view a little bit,
Speaker 2: but what's the wrong there? If you're having sex in
Speaker 2: my car, I should be able to watch from the
Speaker 2: rear view mirror. No, I'm not. I am not.
Speaker 6: Quench like cringing because you want to adjust the mirror.
Speaker 6: I'm just a lever of careful.
Speaker 2: What you ask for because you never know what you're
Speaker 2: gonna get. I don't need to see a grundle, right.
Speaker 1: We just didjust for a second. You're like, oh God,
Speaker 1: that's too hairya.
Speaker 6: I don't want to be driving and cause of wreck
Speaker 6: because I think I see a spider in the back seat,
Speaker 6: an angry Harry spider.
Speaker 2: We gotta take a break, We'll be back. Four of
Speaker 2: The Big Man Morning Show is death Play Game. See,
Speaker 2: we got not one pair of tickets today, we got
Speaker 2: two bear of tickets.
Speaker 6: Tickets to see Highly Suspect and Smoking Guns eleven are
Speaker 6: up for grabs. Highly Suspect's gonna be at the Tulsa
Speaker 6: Theater on June second. Get your tickets Tulsatheater dot com.
Speaker 6: And then Smoking Guns is this Saturday at the Bok Center.
Speaker 6: Get your tickets to see Firefighters and police officers square
Speaker 6: off inside the cage to raise money for two great organizations,
Speaker 6: the Oklahoma Firefighters Burn Camp and the Special Olympics of Oklahoma.
Speaker 6: It is a night of excitement that happens between these
Speaker 6: two organizations because.
Speaker 2: They really go all out to hurt each other, not
Speaker 2: a lie. Uh So, right now, we're gonna play a
Speaker 2: game called Sing Sing.
Speaker 1: Current record is well, I am leading with five and
Speaker 1: Lindsey is right behind me with four, and you're right
Speaker 1: behind her with three.
Speaker 2: Last week's winner, that'd be you.
Speaker 6: So Lindsey and Gimpy are your choices at eight three
Speaker 6: three four six, oh kmo D eight three three four
Speaker 6: six oh kmo D call up, decide who's going to
Speaker 6: be your clue giver. Whoever gets the most right is
Speaker 6: gonna win those tickets to Smoking Guns eleven that's the
Speaker 6: Saturday to be Okay Center and tickets to see Highly
Speaker 6: Suspect in June at the Tulsa Theater. Eight three three
Speaker 6: four six oh KMOT. Good morning, you're on the air.
Speaker 6: What is your name, Jeremy, Jeremy? How are you today?
Speaker 5: I'm doing great man?
Speaker 2: How are you great? Brother? Who do you want to
Speaker 2: give clues? Lindsey or Gimpy.
Speaker 1: Let's go Gimpy.
Speaker 6: Sixty seconds are on the clock. Timers starts after the
Speaker 6: first clue.
Speaker 2: Here we go. Hiiight, Jeremy, this is the song from
Speaker 2: Top Gun.
Speaker 5: I didn't hear you.
Speaker 1: There is the song from Top Gun. You know, the
Speaker 1: main song, not the love song song, but the main song.
Speaker 1: When they're flying through the gear.
Speaker 2: High the danger zone. Just take off the highway danger zone.
Speaker 2: There you go. Uh this is hmmm on a soft something?
Speaker 2: What is it? On a soft some on the highway?
Speaker 2: Cool wind in my hair? California? Uh huh uh okay.
Speaker 2: This is Maria Brink's band. Do you know who that is?
Speaker 2: Is it? Okay, let's forget about that.
Speaker 5: You got it.
Speaker 1: Let's not go anything further. This is the song that
Speaker 1: the s p c A plays. It's a very sad song.
Speaker 1: When the dogs are starving.
Speaker 2: Man, when you die.
Speaker 1: Every time a bell rings, a blank gets its wings,
Speaker 1: got angel, got it?
Speaker 2: You got it.
Speaker 1: This is a woman from the seventies. She was married
Speaker 1: to Sonny Bono and h yep, and this is uh uh,
Speaker 1: let's okay, I'm good with.
Speaker 2: That time time time. It looks like four is what
Speaker 2: I got that might be good enough. Jeremy, hang on
Speaker 2: the line. Okay, Yes, sir, good morning, you're on the air.
Speaker 2: What is your name? Amy, Amy, You and Lindsay have
Speaker 2: to beat four? Are you ready? I'm ready?
Speaker 5: Here we go, okay, Amy, King of pop popular.
Speaker 2: Song Michael Jackson.
Speaker 5: Uh huh at Halloween?
Speaker 2: Sorry thriller.
Speaker 5: Yes, this is a country artist most popular song, and
Speaker 5: it's at weddings and the husband and wife have this song.
Speaker 5: They do this on no He once went by Chris
Speaker 5: Gaines and that didn't work out for him.
Speaker 2: Oh garth uh huh.
Speaker 5: And when when a married couple they have their first what?
Speaker 5: Uh huh? Yes, that's the name of the song. What
Speaker 5: is it? Two words? You just said it?
Speaker 1: I know this first?
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, she thinks she got it. Well, she doesn't
Speaker 2: get to just say dance.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you have to name the title of that song.
Speaker 6: Time time, time, kimp went ahead and got that correct.
Speaker 6: Go ahead and give it away. That's fine. Sorry, that
Speaker 6: was not enough, Amy, Thank you so much for playing. Jeremy.
Speaker 6: You're getting those.
Speaker 8: Tickets to see Highly Suspect on Juni second at the
Speaker 8: Tulsa Theater, and you're also getting tickets for this Saturday
Speaker 8: smoking guns at the Bok Center.
Speaker 2: Hang on the line, okay man, thank you.
Speaker 5: Yeah. The one that the only one you didn't get
Speaker 5: was yeah he had share correctly. And the song is
Speaker 5: you have to do this in order if you blank
Speaker 5: in Miracles, Santa Easter, Bunny, blank in Life after Death.
Speaker 1: Those are all but we're Yeah, you think Santa Claus
Speaker 1: is real? You would say you blank in Santa Claus.
Speaker 1: Isn't that a Shrek song also called that that's I'm
Speaker 1: a believer all the monkeys right.
Speaker 2: Right, yeah, but Shrek? Yeah yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 6: And then this is the one at the end can
Speaker 6: be the uh. I think she's gotta you've gotta say
Speaker 6: that part right, or you have to.
Speaker 2: You have to because that's a huge part of the title.
Speaker 1: Uh, but I would have just saying that looking back
Speaker 1: on memory of blank blank we shon beneath.
Speaker 2: The doors booth. Yeah, the dance by Garth Brooks.
Speaker 1: All right, the record now keeps me in the lead
Speaker 1: with six, keeps Lindsay with four, keeps you with three.
Speaker 2: More of the Big Man Morning Show is next.
Speaker 1: Well I'm calling it says here that core stage of
Speaker 1: Artemis three is on its way to Florida. NASA is
Speaker 1: already preparing for its next Artemis mission, rolling out.
Speaker 2: The core stage for the Artemist three mission.
Speaker 1: The rocket was loaded onto a barge in Louisiana yesterday
Speaker 1: to be delivered to Kennedy's Space Center in Florida. The
Speaker 1: Artemis three mission is scheduled to launch sometime next year.
Speaker 1: It aims to test systems for the plan to eventually
Speaker 1: land astronauts on the Moon. I heard a theory that
Speaker 1: we won't go. Why is that so when we went
Speaker 1: to the Moon the last time?
Speaker 2: Do you know why?
Speaker 1: Because the Russians wanted to do it, and we were like, hey,
Speaker 1: that is political based.
Speaker 2: They found all that funding got it done. There's no
Speaker 2: political push right now, right, bragging rights is about all
Speaker 2: we got.
Speaker 6: But that doesn't mean anything. And then I heard another thing,
Speaker 6: and it's not Thursday, but that China. Do you know
Speaker 6: when China went to the Moon? I heard it wasn't
Speaker 6: that long ago, twenty twenty three? Yeah, yeah, yeah, and
Speaker 6: see the footage, none at all whatsoever, But yet ours
Speaker 6: was stunning thanks to Stupidley Cambric right, his brother Stanley,
Speaker 6: Yeah right, stupidly what else we got here?
Speaker 1: Ran rejects new Peace talks. After Trump's ultimatum, a US
Speaker 1: delegation led by vpjdv I could travel to Pakistan today
Speaker 1: for potential peace talks with Iran. It comes after Iran
Speaker 1: vowed to retaliate after the US Navy seized an Iranian
Speaker 1: flagged ship over the weekend. Iran's foreign minister said no
Speaker 1: decision has been made to come to the table for ducks.
Speaker 1: President Trump is threatened to knock out Iran's power, plants
Speaker 1: and bridges if no deals reached, as the ceasefire between
Speaker 1: the two countries is set to expire. Amara the Supreme
Speaker 1: Court is to hear a Catholic schools challenge to Colorado law.
Speaker 1: The Supreme Court has agreed to take up a case
Speaker 1: involving whether or not Catholic preschools in Colorado must accept
Speaker 1: children from sing sex couples in order to receive state
Speaker 1: funding a state allowing a state law allowing public and
Speaker 1: private schools to take part in a universal preschool program
Speaker 1: includes a non discrimination provision. The Archdiocese of Denver argues
Speaker 1: that the rule is at odds with its real It
Speaker 1: just writes arguments in the case are expected to be
Speaker 1: heard in the fall, and then lastly here Oklahoma government
Speaker 1: working to boost student reading scores.
Speaker 2: Who. The Strong Readers Act.
Speaker 1: Was voted on by the Oklahoma State Senate yesterday on
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Speaker 6: Listener emails on Tuesdays. Do you have an issue you
Speaker 6: need helped with? We can give our advice. We've got
Speaker 6: near over one hundred years of experience in this room.
Speaker 6: How we can share. And this email says, my husband
Speaker 6: wants two weeks in Costa Rica with his friend this summer,
Speaker 6: not us, just him. When I asked about a family trip,
Speaker 6: he actually said, vacationing with kids isn't a real vacation.
Speaker 6: I haven't had a real vacation since before these kids
Speaker 6: were born. I don't get to clock out. He coaches
Speaker 6: little league twice a week, and apparently that earns him
Speaker 6: two weeks in Paradise. Well, I hold everything together at
Speaker 6: home a week in fine.
Speaker 2: Two weeks. That's not vacation. That's separation with better weather.
Speaker 2: What do I say to him?
Speaker 6: Yeah, there are I was talking with one of my
Speaker 6: buddies the other day and his wife is getting ready
Speaker 6: to go on a vacation just her and one of
Speaker 6: her friends. And that's pretty foreign to me, Like, I
Speaker 6: don't that's just not something we do. Whether it's right
Speaker 6: or wrong, I don't know, but it's not two weeks right.
Speaker 6: A lot of people love Costa Rica. Every time I
Speaker 6: know people go, they come back they it's so polarizing.
Speaker 6: They're either like it's absolutely horrible because it's a jungle,
Speaker 6: or they're like, man, it's so.
Speaker 2: Awesome.
Speaker 6: And the only correlation I find in those responses are, uh,
Speaker 6: you're either bohemian, like you're a hippie or you're not.
Speaker 6: And the people that are kind of hippyish love it okay,
Speaker 6: but I've never been. I don't know if I have
Speaker 6: a desire to go, not the least this guy wants
Speaker 6: to go for two weeks without his family.
Speaker 5: What do you guys think a mid life crisis? To me, Like,
Speaker 5: there's no way in hell I would. I would have
Speaker 5: to be like questioning my husband like are you are
Speaker 5: you having a midlife crisis? Because you you're crazy to
Speaker 5: think that I would be okay.
Speaker 6: With that, because why well, I would would be different.
Speaker 6: Would it be different if it was a hunting trip?
Speaker 5: No, because he wouldn't. I mean, I mean, he would never.
Speaker 5: He would never expect me to say yes to two.
Speaker 2: Weeks okay to me? The idea of.
Speaker 6: Just vacationing when you have a new CA. I don't
Speaker 6: know how old their kids are. It doesn't say that
Speaker 6: feels pretty crazy.
Speaker 2: But are the kids sixteen, seventeen, eighteen? I don't know.
Speaker 6: It says that he coaches little league. Little league can
Speaker 6: be up to someone playing the guitar here?
Speaker 2: Do you recognize that song? It's the thing from Brokeback Mountain.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, there's a part that I know, but
Speaker 2: not sorry, I don't know the opening note. You won't
Speaker 2: hear that on Monday. That's just what we got there.
Speaker 6: Sure, sure, But going on vacation for two I mean guys,
Speaker 6: I know guys that go away for hunting trips for
Speaker 6: like a week, right, like a like a Saturday to
Speaker 6: a Saturday.
Speaker 2: What's that? Seems intense? Right?
Speaker 1: I've been going I personally think going on vacations without
Speaker 1: your partner is intense.
Speaker 5: So my husband has gone on hunting trip for a week,
Speaker 5: but he's taken our sons with him.
Speaker 6: Then that's clearly not the same, right exactly, But this
Speaker 6: person wants to know he wants to go on vacation
Speaker 6: for two weeks, and she doesn't know how to talk
Speaker 6: to him about it. This tex says husband is gay
Speaker 6: and that's his boyfriend obligatory. He's a cheating whore. I
Speaker 6: I don't know if going on a vacation for two
Speaker 6: weeks makes you gay with the same.
Speaker 2: Set with your with your gay friend. Yeah, I don't
Speaker 2: know how does that? How does that make you gay?
Speaker 2: But if you go hunting, it doesn't.
Speaker 1: To be fair and broke Back Mountain, they were supposed
Speaker 1: to be going fishing.
Speaker 2: But were they going fishing or going to watch the sheep? Well,
Speaker 2: that was part of it. It was a lot of
Speaker 2: it was we're going fishing.
Speaker 1: There was some sheep involved in there somewhere, but a
Speaker 1: lot of it was going fish and I'm going fishing
Speaker 1: with my body, And I think that's how it started.
Speaker 2: That's how it started with their and.
Speaker 6: Then they just kept planning their little retreats and coming
Speaker 6: up with different gotta work late, Yeah, I got to
Speaker 6: watch The Sheep or whatever, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, But to be.
Speaker 6: Honest, I think that movie's brilliant because I have no
Speaker 6: idea anything about that lifestyle, and then to see somebody
Speaker 6: go through all that, you're like what.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Also, the first time Ilse saw I saw Anne Hathaway breast.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Growing up, I used to think it was normal to
Speaker 5: have your parents go on separate vacation.
Speaker 2: Okay, we shifted away, Okay, yes, uh yeah, I was
Speaker 2: thinking about that too. If if this guy only grew
Speaker 2: up with that's what they did, that that's what marriage was, right,
Speaker 2: I could see that too. Yeah, that's totally normal for him.
Speaker 6: This tex says, I'd start planning my two week vacation
Speaker 6: with my friends and leave the day he gets back.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 6: I think when you start nickel and diming and keeping
Speaker 6: score like that, you are just lighting the fuse.
Speaker 5: You are marriage set for doom.
Speaker 6: My husband wants two weeks in Costa Rica with his
Speaker 6: friend's friend. Yeah, there's no less there friend this summer,
Speaker 6: not just us, just him. When I asked about a
Speaker 6: family trip, he said, vacation with kids isn't a real vacation.
Speaker 6: I haven't had a real vacation since before these kids
Speaker 6: were born. I don't get to clock out, he could.
Speaker 6: I hate when people do this when their parents. I
Speaker 6: don't get to clock out. Okay, well you choose to
Speaker 6: not clock out, right, You think you don't have a choice, right, right?
Speaker 6: If you guys sat down and talked about it, maybe
Speaker 6: you could. Maybe you guys could do this sort of thing.
Speaker 6: He coaches little league twice a week, and apparently that
Speaker 6: earns him two weeks in paradise while I hold everything
Speaker 6: together at home.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, So let me ask would it be different
Speaker 1: if it was more than just him and his one body.
Speaker 1: Let's say it was a group of dudes, like a
Speaker 1: dude trip coach, like a gang bang shift, that's what
Speaker 1: you want to call it. I mean, if we're saying
Speaker 1: they're gay, it would just be an orgy at that time,
Speaker 1: unless just one or maybe like, hey I'm here, guys, Yeah,
Speaker 1: take me. Uh but like let's just say, like, you know,
Speaker 1: there's like six guys. They're all friends, maybe went to
Speaker 1: college together or or work together, and they're all like, Eh,
Speaker 1: let's go to Costa Rica, leave the wives at home,
Speaker 1: just the six of us.
Speaker 2: Let's go. Is there any difference. Is that is that different?
Speaker 2: So there's more than one person.
Speaker 5: Yeah, No, I don't think there's any difference. It's still
Speaker 5: it's the same thing. You're leaving your family at home.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it doesn't sound like the issue is uh the
Speaker 6: quantity of people on the vacation. It sounds like the duration.
Speaker 6: Sounds like based off what they said in the email
Speaker 6: where they said a weekend, fine, two weeks, that's not
Speaker 6: a vacation, that's separation with better weather.
Speaker 1: I mean, you can't really go to Costa Rica and
Speaker 1: back and have any kind of time in a weekend.
Speaker 2: Uh, I I sure, I don't know. I just don't
Speaker 2: think so.
Speaker 1: I mean, like to me, it sounds like, all right,
Speaker 1: we're gonna leave on a Friday, We're gonna fly to
Speaker 1: Coasta Rica. We'll get there early Saturday morning, and that
Speaker 1: means we have Saturday to do whatever we're gonna do
Speaker 1: in Costa Rica, which isn't I mean, I'm sure there's
Speaker 1: a lot to do, but we're just given the time,
Speaker 1: you're not gonna have much. Go catch a drink, maybe
Speaker 1: take a hike, and then back on the plane Saturday
Speaker 1: night to be back home by Sunday.
Speaker 2: Evening that says seven hours, seven hour flight costa Rica. Okay,
Speaker 2: that's not very far. No, let's not when you think
Speaker 2: about it, that's that's a west coast trip m m hm, right,
Speaker 2: and that's a that's got a layover. So maybe yeah,
Speaker 2: but I still feel like there's that's not enough time
Speaker 2: a weekend unless it's like a long weekend, like a
Speaker 2: Memorial Day weekend.
Speaker 6: Right, you know, something like that listener email about somebody
Speaker 6: whose spouse is going on vacation for two weeks.
Speaker 2: This says, is the friend single?
Speaker 5: Does that matter?
Speaker 6: Like if you if your partner is friends with someone
Speaker 6: who's single, I don't think it's a big deal as
Speaker 6: long as they're not the wingman.
Speaker 1: Right, And I think that's the implication here that you
Speaker 1: know one of them single, So both of you are
Speaker 1: going to be out, you know, hoaring around, getting some
Speaker 1: coasta rec and strange.
Speaker 5: Right, you're both are going to be in different zip codes,
Speaker 5: implying that what happens in another zip code stays in
Speaker 5: another zip code. Right, he's going to be single for
Speaker 5: two weeks?
Speaker 2: No way.
Speaker 6: A business trip is one thing, but to tell you
Speaker 6: that vacation with kids is not vacation is crazy to me.
Speaker 6: When I'm off work, all I want to do is
Speaker 6: spend time with my kids. Tell him when he gets back,
Speaker 6: you're leaving for two weeks and he can keep the kids.
Speaker 6: Sounds like a douche. Another one, relax. He's working an
Speaker 6: angle on a new business enterprise moving Colombian energy products.
Speaker 6: I went on a couple guys a couple of guys
Speaker 6: trips before I got married, five days for both. I
Speaker 6: love my buddies to death, but it gets old at
Speaker 6: day three or four. I couldn't imagine two weeks. Reasonable answer,
Speaker 6: No is a complete sentence. It is absolutely unfair for
Speaker 6: him to just leave and expect you to be okay
Speaker 6: with it. Nuclear answer, let him go, get your parents
Speaker 6: to watch the kids, then book a flight to Costa Rica.
Speaker 2: Just show up. We're everywhere. He is total coincidence, right.
Speaker 5: You know that's a good point. Was there no discussion
Speaker 5: of maybe the kids going with grandparents so she can
Speaker 5: take this trip as well. I don't know if he
Speaker 5: is so adamant about not taking the kids on vacation
Speaker 5: with them.
Speaker 6: This Texas interesting. Does it say the friend is male
Speaker 6: or female? It could be a female friend from work
Speaker 6: or something.
Speaker 2: That's a good point. I assume that it's a dude.
Speaker 2: I feel like that's a strong detail you would not
Speaker 2: leave out right.
Speaker 1: Unless you're trying to get the coast riga with the
Speaker 1: hot chick from accounting.
Speaker 2: I mean, okay, well, let's change it a little bit.
Speaker 2: Does she know who the friend is?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 2: And is this his best man?
Speaker 1: You would think though, if it's his best man, best friend,
Speaker 1: whatever that case is, then she might be a little
Speaker 1: more apt to it.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 1: You know, that's still you know, two weeks away, you know.
Speaker 1: But it's like, okay, I understand you guys are best these.
Speaker 2: And is.
Speaker 5: Is this friend married? Because I can't imagine another married
Speaker 5: man's wife being cool with you know what I'm saying, Like, no,
Speaker 5: I don't know what you're saying.
Speaker 6: That everybody's marriage is different, right, Yeah, so maybe like
Speaker 6: please go? Uh does say did the male or female thing?
Speaker 6: Listener email from a person who says that their husband
Speaker 6: wants two weeks in Costa Rica with his friend this summer,
Speaker 6: not us, just him. When I asked about a family trip,
Speaker 6: he actually said, vacationing with kids isn't a real vacation.
Speaker 6: I haven't had a real vacation since before these kids
Speaker 6: were born. I don't get to clock out. He coaches
Speaker 6: little league twice a week, and apparently that earns him
Speaker 6: two weeks in paradise while I hold everything together at
Speaker 6: home a weekend. Fine, two weeks. That's not a vacation.
Speaker 6: That's a separation with better weather.
Speaker 5: Lindsay, Yeah, it is absolutely a separation with better weather.
Speaker 5: And I'm with the texter who said no is a
Speaker 5: complete sentence. Yeah, you tell him, no, You're not going
Speaker 5: away for two weeks to Costa Rica without me and
Speaker 5: your family. He's going as a single person. That's what
Speaker 5: he's doing. I wouldn't trust it at all, and you can,
Speaker 5: and you can tell him. I said so, No, I
Speaker 5: don't trust trust that. It's too many issues. He's just
Speaker 5: opening up a can of worms.
Speaker 2: Kim Bey. Yeah, no is a complete sentence. So is
Speaker 2: f you.
Speaker 1: I'm leaving anyway. I'm a grown ass man. I can
Speaker 1: do whatever the hell that I want to. Listen, the
Speaker 1: damage is already done. She might as well just go
Speaker 1: to goddamn coast, Rika and have fun and deal with
Speaker 1: the aftermath when you get back.
Speaker 2: It'll be okay.
Speaker 1: Furthermore, Susan, the guy's right of vacation with kids is
Speaker 1: not a vacation at all because you're still having to
Speaker 1: take care of the kids, so there's no time to relax.
Speaker 2: There's no nothing.
Speaker 1: All right, Yeah, you guys can go out and do
Speaker 1: things as a family, but again, there's no relaxation, which
Speaker 1: is the whole point behind a vacation, to get away.
Speaker 1: And maybe he needs to get away from your dumb
Speaker 1: ass too. Do you ever think about that? God, life sucks.
Speaker 1: Let's get a break every now and again. And it's
Speaker 1: fine because you know what, you can do the same thing.
Speaker 1: You can do the exact same thing when I get
Speaker 1: back or whenever you want, because we're grown ass people
Speaker 1: and we got grown ass people money, and we can
Speaker 1: do whatever our grown ass wants to do. So I
Speaker 1: think I think there's a lot of jealousy in this email.
Speaker 1: I think she's upset because he wants to go, and
Speaker 1: he's really wanting to go and she can't come with.
Speaker 2: So of course there's some trust issues. She wants to
Speaker 2: take a break. You can't take a break.
Speaker 1: Ord you said it in the beginning. You're choosing not
Speaker 1: to take that break. Okay, it's something that really needs
Speaker 1: to be talked about. But I think you know it's
Speaker 1: gonna happen anyway, So.
Speaker 2: Get over it. Your body language, Lindsay, is the most
Speaker 2: I think I've ever seen.
Speaker 5: What I just I just can't believe his It just
Speaker 5: sounds like, uh, he's just telling him to get divorced.
Speaker 1: Well, here's the text, perfect text. Why are quote girls
Speaker 1: trips so normalized, but a trip with your guys are
Speaker 1: so frowned upon.
Speaker 5: No one's frowning upon a guy's trip. A two week
Speaker 5: guys trip. Yes, a girl's trip is usually two days.
Speaker 5: It's a weekend, and it's usually like, oh, we're going
Speaker 5: to the spot, the casino.
Speaker 6: That's a girl's trip, or nash or Memphis or Nashville,
Speaker 6: all right, Vegas, right right.
Speaker 1: You still don't know what's going on. You're still dumping
Speaker 1: all the responsibility onto the partner. Okay, So it doesn't
Speaker 1: matter the duration how long it's being gone. It's the
Speaker 1: fact that that's jealousy is all that it is. You
Speaker 1: get to go there.
Speaker 2: I think you're right. I think it is jealousy. So
Speaker 2: just get over it. Let the man go In the email.
Speaker 2: The jealousy's in the email.
Speaker 5: I don't think so. When she asks for a family vacation,
Speaker 5: what we're doing for a family, and he says, I
Speaker 5: don't want to take one. I want to go alone
Speaker 5: with my buddy to Costa Rica and leave your ass
Speaker 5: and the kids at home. That's not jealousy.
Speaker 2: That's not what he said, but jealousy. But we don't
Speaker 2: know what he said.
Speaker 5: So you're adding, no, I'm just going by what the
Speaker 5: email said.
Speaker 6: The email never said I'm leaving your ass here. I
Speaker 6: want to get away from your ass.
Speaker 2: That was said. That was me saying.
Speaker 6: But what was said in the email was I haven't
Speaker 6: had a real vacation since before these kids were born.
Speaker 2: I don't get to clock out. That is jealousy.
Speaker 6: Right there in the email. Now, as far as I'm concerned,
Speaker 6: you don't know. Again, everybody's marriage is a little different.
Speaker 2: You don't own me.
Speaker 6: When we got married, I didn't sign up to be owned.
Speaker 6: I signed up to work together. Now these people aren't
Speaker 6: working together. Doesn't sound like it, But everybody's marriage is
Speaker 6: a little bit different. Sounds like there's something going on
Speaker 6: between both of you because you're clearly stressed out and
Speaker 6: aren't not okay too. I'm not somebody who believes in
Speaker 6: two week vacations. That is a long time.
Speaker 2: There was.
Speaker 6: I went on one vacation with a bunch of buddies
Speaker 6: and it was just like four days at the lake.
Speaker 2: On day two, I was like, who are we done?
Speaker 2: Everybody got it out of them. Nope.
Speaker 6: It was after college and stuff, and I was like, oh,
Speaker 6: now some people love that and that's okay. It's just
Speaker 6: not my bag. Has he ever gone on a two
Speaker 6: week vacation? Has he ever wanted to go to Costa Rica?
Speaker 6: Has he done stuff with this guy before? All those
Speaker 6: things would be big indicators to me. But if he's
Speaker 6: never done a two week vacation, he's never gone on
Speaker 6: vacation with this guy, something's up. People always get worked
Speaker 6: up with well is he single? How long they're going?
Speaker 2: Do we know them? The destination?
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, people are cheating right under your noses at home,
Speaker 1: at work, right, So what does all this other static mean?
Speaker 6: Nahing? You think they're gonna cheat there? They'll cheat right
Speaker 6: under your nose if you want to. They don't need distance.
Speaker 6: If somebody doesn't want to be with you, they don't
Speaker 6: want to be with you. Now, all that being said,
Speaker 6: I think you can approach it with, Hey, I'm not
Speaker 6: a fan. Who's gonna break down the Amazon boxes? I'm
Speaker 6: just being honest When she's like, I'm gonna hold it
Speaker 6: all together. Who's breaking down the Amazon boxes? Who's mowing
Speaker 6: the yard, who's taking out the trash? Now she may
Speaker 6: be doing that, but statistic that's not true. So I
Speaker 6: don't know what you mean holding it all together. Everybody
Speaker 6: plays the martyr in marriage.
Speaker 1: I'm the one doing the most, I'm the one making
Speaker 1: all the money, I'm the one mowing the Get over yourself.
Speaker 2: It's the using the guilt to get what you want.
Speaker 1: Yes, how about just we agreed to live together and
Speaker 1: be together forever, and part of that is accepting you
Speaker 1: as you evolve as a human being.
Speaker 6: And this guy's clearly evolving to want to go to
Speaker 6: Costa Rica and you can go, hey, I'm not okay
Speaker 6: with this.
Speaker 2: I need help and let him go. Well, how about
Speaker 2: we set it up and then when I get back,
Speaker 2: you go for two weeks.
Speaker 1: Maybe he'd say that, right, start a line on negotiation,
Speaker 1: not a negotiation. Well, tell him what you aren't okay with,
Speaker 1: let him respond, and then see where you are after that.
Speaker 2: Instead of no, you are my employee.
Speaker 6: I get to tell you what to do because we
Speaker 6: wouldn't be okay with him telling her what to do.
Speaker 6: Bizarre email to me, bizarre on so many levels. Sometimes
Speaker 6: people that stay home and take care of kids go
Speaker 6: stir crazy, right, they just do. And some people stay
Speaker 6: home and take care of kids and love it and
Speaker 6: don't go stir crazy. So there may be there's a
Speaker 6: lot going on in that email. Best of luck to you. Also,
Speaker 6: Costa Rica, we got to take a break.
Speaker 2: We'll be back.
Speaker 6: We're doing listener emails. You can always email us show
Speaker 6: at kmod dot com. Show at kmode dot com. This
Speaker 6: email says, I have a best friend I've known since childhood,
Speaker 6: and I think I need to walk away from him
Speaker 6: that since alone makes me feel like a terrible person.
Speaker 6: He's drinking, using going nowhere. Every conversation leaves me drained.
Speaker 6: When he finally reached out, it was late morning and
Speaker 6: he was still drunk from the night before. Never once
Speaker 6: mentioned the distance between us. Just launched into project he's
Speaker 6: working on like nothing happened. Now, He's sending memes and
Speaker 6: best friend videos. Am I enabling him? Person that has
Speaker 6: a best friend that they've known since childhood that they
Speaker 6: want to walk away from because they're different. Well that's
Speaker 6: a tough one, Gibbie. Yeah, you or somebody, and Lindsay too.
Speaker 6: I think this is fair for both. You have people
Speaker 6: in your life you deem a best friend. Yeah, do
Speaker 6: you send them best friend videos?
Speaker 2: We're the three best friends something like that. Yeah, no,
Speaker 2: Lindsay's yeah, that tracks not so much like the three
Speaker 2: best friends one, like the example I gave, but like.
Speaker 1: Because usually when it comes to guys, insulting is just
Speaker 1: a show of an affection, right.
Speaker 2: You know, I was thinking of you. You're gay.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 2: That one a lot, do you. That's kind of weird.
Speaker 2: I mean, I know you're not really gay, but you're gay. Okay,
Speaker 2: So I said, you and I have different types of friends.
Speaker 1: But all right, I've sent stuff like that before, but
Speaker 1: I don't wake up in the morning and look for
Speaker 1: BFF memes or VIDs and something too, too, said friend.
Speaker 2: Now, Yeah, I don't even know if those exist. Sure
Speaker 2: they do.
Speaker 1: This person sending them, Yeah, getting drunk and lit up
Speaker 1: and be like, Hi, I have a bet friend to him,
Speaker 1: this looks perfect.
Speaker 2: I love you. This reminded me of you so much, right,
Speaker 2: now I can see like you going like, hey, you're
Speaker 2: drunk and sending that stuff.
Speaker 1: The bottom line is we're around each other, and this
Speaker 1: thing grabs hold of us again in the wrong place,
Speaker 1: in the wrong time.
Speaker 2: We're dead.
Speaker 6: I could see sending that to a buddy. Yeah, just
Speaker 6: funny as a joke or cover whatever.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm not a big sin memes guy, not even
Speaker 6: to my wife. I just wait till I see your
Speaker 6: and go look at this as I found or I don't,
Speaker 6: because guess what, there is no improvement or not improvement
Speaker 6: if she doesn't see it right right. Very rarely is
Speaker 6: there something I think is because my wife's my best friend.
Speaker 6: If there was something I wanted to show her, I
Speaker 6: would put it to the side, and and there's time
Speaker 6: I would present it.
Speaker 1: I send my brother some some tiktoks that I find,
Speaker 1: you know, when when I'm when I'm doom scrolling smoking
Speaker 1: in the garage, I'm like, oh, that's funny, and send
Speaker 1: it straight to him via the TikTok and he does
Speaker 1: the same thing to me.
Speaker 6: It's this is a great example. I think I've sent
Speaker 6: GIMPI in the history of ustom three maybe, And I
Speaker 6: think I'm being long on that stat three videos overtext?
Speaker 2: Now, how many have I showed him in person? I
Speaker 2: don't even know. Yeah, countless. But you know it's special
Speaker 2: when you get it like I gotta get it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you know it's you're trying to mess up my algorithm. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I've done the same thing for you. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Because for me doing that is I want to see
Speaker 6: your face. I want the payoff, the reaction behind it.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I don't want to get lol right thumbs up. Yeah ha,
Speaker 6: that's not fun for me. Uh, listener, I have a
Speaker 6: best friend I've known since childhood. I think we need
Speaker 6: to I need to walk away from that since low
Speaker 6: makes me feel like a terrible person.
Speaker 1: He's drinking, using, going nowhere. Every conversation leaves me drained.
Speaker 1: When he finally reached out, it was late morning and
Speaker 1: was still drunk from the night before. It was one
Speaker 1: never once mention the distance between us. Just launched into
Speaker 1: project he's working on like nothing happened. Now he's sending
Speaker 1: memes and best friend videos? Am I enabling him? This
Speaker 1: text says, adults with best friend videos bothers me more
Speaker 1: than drinking and using.
Speaker 2: Another one.
Speaker 1: If he is, in fact, you're a best friend, then
Speaker 1: talk to him, tell him how you feel boys are
Speaker 1: concerned about his situation in drug use, and tell him
Speaker 1: he needs help and that you're cutting ties until he
Speaker 1: gets help.
Speaker 2: Just an option.
Speaker 1: Always fascinated and in all the years we've been doing this,
Speaker 1: the number of times we get text from people trying
Speaker 1: to control another human. Right, that seems to be what
Speaker 1: people like to do. I want you to live the
Speaker 1: life your life. I want you to live your life
Speaker 1: the way I want you to live your life.
Speaker 2: Because what I think you're doing is dangerous. Yeah, but
Speaker 2: he don't point out anything that I'm doing though.
Speaker 1: Right mind, you're business right yeah. Uh, And it sounds
Speaker 1: like kind of an intervention, is what they're saying. Okay,
Speaker 1: but that's natural to be concerned if you've got a
Speaker 1: close friend that you think is.
Speaker 2: That has a problem. Yeah. There's a great line in
Speaker 2: the TV show The Pit.
Speaker 6: They just had the season finale, and there's a great
Speaker 6: line where a guy who's had problems is confronting another
Speaker 6: guy who won't acknowledge his problems and he's telling him
Speaker 6: basically what this guy's saying, like, you got to get
Speaker 6: it together, man, And he says something and the guy
Speaker 6: confronted him, goes, you don't have to be honest with me,
Speaker 6: You just got to be honest with yourself, right.
Speaker 2: I'm curious as to the ages of these two fellas.
Speaker 2: They said, childhood friends, So it's got to be like
Speaker 2: within a few years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because I'm thinking, like, if they were childhood friends,
Speaker 1: these guys could be in their late teens, early twenties, right,
Speaker 1: and one dude's just live in his best twenty year
Speaker 1: old me, twenty one year old me, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean, out drinking party and having a good time,
Speaker 1: while the other one feels like they've got to be
Speaker 1: a little more responsible, you know, just for whatever reason. Now,
Speaker 1: if these people were both in their forties, that might
Speaker 1: be something there, like, hey, bro, you're forty years old, man.
Speaker 2: You shouldn't be out hitting it like this. You know,
Speaker 2: That's just my thought. I don't know. I again, I
Speaker 2: think you we can go ahead and do advice. What
Speaker 2: do you think, lindsay, We've got this listener email from
Speaker 2: a guy who says his best friend that he's known
Speaker 2: since childhood and that he thinks he needs to walk
Speaker 2: away from him. He's drinking, using going nowhere, blah blah, blah.
Speaker 5: I mean, I feel like, has he talked to him?
Speaker 5: If he feels like he does have a drinking problem
Speaker 5: or a drug problem, he should talk to him and
Speaker 5: express his feelings. And if he feels like he can't
Speaker 5: be around that, then yeah, maybe he should walk away
Speaker 5: from him. But for Kevin and I, we did have
Speaker 5: a very close friend of ours in our thirties that
Speaker 5: he had been in and out of rehab and he
Speaker 5: was a childhood friend and he had been in seven
Speaker 5: different rehab rehabs and it wasn't working. He would get
Speaker 5: out of rehab and then go back to living with
Speaker 5: his mom and then go back to drinking and doing drugs.
Speaker 5: And we moved him in with us. He went back
Speaker 5: into a rehab and when he came out, we're like,
Speaker 5: maybe you'd need a different atmosphere. You don't go back
Speaker 5: hanging out with the same place. So we he moved
Speaker 5: in with us a different town, you know, And he
Speaker 5: did good for a while, and then slowly but surely,
Speaker 5: we started finding alcohol bottles hidden in the house and
Speaker 5: he finally admitted that his problem was back. He went
Speaker 5: back into rehab, and instead of coming back with us,
Speaker 5: he ended up going back to his mom's and within
Speaker 5: about a month's time, she found him dead of a
Speaker 5: heroin overdose, something that he wasn't even into.
Speaker 2: Before to everyone's knowledge.
Speaker 5: Right, Yeah, I sometimes you do have to cut ties.
Speaker 5: But if he is your best friend, I would say,
Speaker 5: talk to him first. That's all you gotta do, is
Speaker 5: talk Kimby.
Speaker 1: People want to help people so badly. I you gotta
Speaker 1: let the guy live his life. Everybody's got their own path,
Speaker 1: everybody makes their own choices, all right. He's absolutely right.
Speaker 1: There's nothing wrong with cutting people out of your life
Speaker 1: if they're living a life without the way that you
Speaker 1: don't want anything.
Speaker 3: Like.
Speaker 1: I've got plenty of friends that I have cut off
Speaker 1: because they have chosen a path that I do not want.
Speaker 2: To be down or be a part of. And I
Speaker 2: have no problem with that. Does it suck? Not really,
Speaker 2: I just said, good riddance.
Speaker 1: Do those people reach out to me from time to
Speaker 1: time and try to you know, get you know, reacquainted,
Speaker 1: get back into my life?
Speaker 2: Of course they do. I keep them at an arms distance,
Speaker 2: good arm But I don't nobody.
Speaker 1: You can't help somebody who doesn't want to be helped.
Speaker 1: That's the thing right there, right, And uh, And I
Speaker 1: think that's kind of where this is at. And I
Speaker 1: think the same thing with Lindsay's friend that you were
Speaker 1: just talking about.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 1: That guy didn't want to be helped, you know, but
Speaker 1: you guys try hey for effort, and look look where
Speaker 1: it ended up anyway. So I am a big believer
Speaker 1: in just let them live of their life if you
Speaker 1: live your life. And if you find out five, six,
Speaker 1: ten years from now that they're dead, well that sucks.
Speaker 2: It is what it is. There's nothing you could have done.
Speaker 1: About it, So sure, talk to them about it, express
Speaker 1: your feelings, but just keep in mind that there's a there's.
Speaker 2: A good chance that is falling on deaf ears. I
Speaker 2: am one of those people. I read this in a
Speaker 2: children's book and I don't know why it's never occurred
Speaker 2: to me in fifty one years.
Speaker 1: Your emotions can change. The word motion is literally in
Speaker 1: the word. So it's okay for you to not feel
Speaker 1: connected to this person anymore. And I'm also a believer
Speaker 1: in trying to figure out can I control this or
Speaker 1: can I not? And nine times out of ten the
Speaker 1: answer is cannot. And by me telling them what I
Speaker 1: have a problem with is me trying to control. That's
Speaker 1: my opinion.
Speaker 6: That's so I would just start putting distance and they're like, hey,
Speaker 6: what's up, man, You don't take my calls anymore, then
Speaker 6: that's a time for me to address the situation. Hey, man,
Speaker 6: you've been doing some things that don't correlate with my life.
Speaker 6: I love you, I want to be there to support you,
Speaker 6: but I have to have distance because I can't be
Speaker 6: a part of those things. But I personally think when
Speaker 6: you go hey, your actions are bad, that's me trying
Speaker 6: to control the individual. And so I just don't believe
Speaker 6: in that. I believe controlling what I can control and
Speaker 6: what I cannot control. And the only thing I can
Speaker 6: control is my thoughts and my actions. And all these
Speaker 6: stories like the one Lindsay had suck. They are not
Speaker 6: awesome stories.
Speaker 1: But even the people this person tried the example Lindsay
Speaker 1: gave this person tried, people tried to talk to this person.
Speaker 1: People tried to give this person a hand up, and
Speaker 1: it's still ended that way. I don't know about y'all.
Speaker 1: I kind of saved my breath for things.
Speaker 6: These people that helped individuals thought they were doing the
Speaker 6: right thing, gambled on their thoughts and feelings on that
Speaker 6: person getting better.
Speaker 2: That stuff weighs on you, It takes up runway. I
Speaker 2: don't want any part of that now.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's just because of what I went through and
Speaker 1: my jadedness about it, But I don't bet on people.
Speaker 1: I just don't because I've been disappointed too many times
Speaker 1: and I have no I can't control it.
Speaker 2: I can't be a part of it.
Speaker 1: We're not talking about your kids, We're not talking about
Speaker 1: your spouse, right, We're talking about people that are removed
Speaker 1: from you.
Speaker 6: You feel like you will have to be loyal to
Speaker 6: this person. Loyalty can look like something from a distance.
Speaker 6: You can put distance and be like, hey man, I
Speaker 6: can't be around you, but if you need something, please
Speaker 6: call me because then I can decide whether I'm going
Speaker 6: to help you or not.
Speaker 2: That's loyal Loyle.
Speaker 1: Isn't being stuck in the mud with somebody going down
Speaker 1: their dangerous path.
Speaker 2: That's not Loyle. That's dumb. Uh.
Speaker 6: You can always email us show at kmod dot com.
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Speaker 1: You can also to use the talkback mic on the
Speaker 1: iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 2: This text says, is there going to be a crawl
Speaker 2: for cancer this year? From what we know, the answer
Speaker 2: is no. That is not us.
Speaker 1: That is another organization that puts that together, and as
Speaker 1: of right now, as far as we know, it is
Speaker 1: not happening.
Speaker 2: Here's one. What's the weirdest thing that's shown up in
Speaker 2: your backyard of your house? Gimpy, it's the weird thing
Speaker 2: that's shown up in the backyard of your house.
Speaker 5: Either. I mean, it's not extremely weird. But how I
Speaker 5: found it was I was pulling weeds. I was barefoot,
Speaker 5: and a giant rat snake slithered across my bare feet
Speaker 5: and it freaked me out, sure, and it was a
Speaker 5: good four or five feet long. I mean it was.
Speaker 5: It was a big, full grown rat snake. And I
Speaker 5: ran inside and tell Kevin and my husband about it,
Speaker 5: and he comes outside and he sees it and it
Speaker 5: was slithering under the fence into our neighbor's yard. And
Speaker 5: I told her about it to warn her because she
Speaker 5: had a small dog at the time. And she goes, oh, yeah,
Speaker 5: I know all about that dog or about that snake.
Speaker 5: He comes into my yard to kill mice, and he
Speaker 5: goes into your yard because of your pool. He goes
Speaker 5: into your yard for water. And I said, you mean
Speaker 5: you never told me about it?
Speaker 2: Oh, I mean rat snakes aren't a real problem. No,
Speaker 2: they're not. They don't really eat dogs right there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they liked the mice and keep them out way,
Speaker 5: so they're good. It just startled me.
Speaker 6: Sure, sure, I'm surprised even slithered across your feet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, usually they get it. They don't come up to people, right.
Speaker 5: Well, I think I scared it and it was like, oh,
Speaker 5: I'm out of here, because I was pulling weeds where
Speaker 5: it was under hiding underneath some of the flower plants
Speaker 5: that I had.
Speaker 2: Gimp. Nothing really weird. I guess a possum, maybe a
Speaker 2: couple of rabbits. Yeah, that's about it. I was trying
Speaker 2: to think of even if like the neighbor dog has
Speaker 2: gotten around, But no, no, no, no, uh police and
Speaker 2: police dog. Oh yeah, that's the strangest thing I have
Speaker 2: found in my backyard.
Speaker 5: To be fair, I knew they were there, but okay,
Speaker 5: what were they there for?
Speaker 1: Hanging out?
Speaker 2: What else? Chasing a criminal?
Speaker 6: Yeah, there was a police chase. It ended in my
Speaker 6: front yard. And this is a good lore of the show.
Speaker 6: But police chase in into my front yard.
Speaker 5: I saw it.
Speaker 1: I saw the guy run to the back. The police
Speaker 1: ran back there I'm sorry. The criminal ran back there,
Speaker 1: and I was like, what's he doing? And I proceeded
Speaker 1: to scare him in the way that I was capable
Speaker 1: of in that moment, which was to turn the light
Speaker 1: switch off and on very fast.
Speaker 2: Thought might confuse him. Or maybe he was epileptic. I
Speaker 2: don't know. But then the police came are.
Speaker 6: They were trying to look for him, didn't know where
Speaker 6: he was, and I was like, he's in my backyard,
Speaker 6: and so they brought the dog.
Speaker 2: They're like, stay in the house.
Speaker 1: They brought the dog, They cleared some outbuildings I had,
Speaker 1: and they never They found him the next house.
Speaker 2: So he had climbing the fence or something like that.
Speaker 1: And you sat there and watched through the window the
Speaker 1: entire sholl Yeah, goddamn right, that is good quality.
Speaker 2: My gosh. Yeah.
Speaker 6: When they pulled their guns, I decided to kind of
Speaker 6: duck my head a little further down, but I kept
Speaker 6: an eye right to tell the truth. Bring up a
Speaker 6: question you'd like to ask us to get to know
Speaker 6: us a little bit better.
Speaker 2: How do you like your eggs?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yes, I love eggs scrambled.
Speaker 5: I like them scrambled, but I like them scrambled the cheese.
Speaker 5: I like an omelet. I like them over medium. I
Speaker 5: used to like them sunny side up as a kid,
Speaker 5: but then get them sunny side up. They're always, you know,
Speaker 5: not done enough. I don't like them runny.
Speaker 2: At all, like no runny yoke or just the running.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 5: I love the runny yoke, but I don't like the
Speaker 5: white part runny at all.
Speaker 2: I don't think a lot of people do.
Speaker 5: Yeah, some people doesn't bother them.
Speaker 2: Give me.
Speaker 1: I'm mostly fried when I'm making eggs for myself, except
Speaker 1: for here, because all I got the work work with
Speaker 1: as a microwave. So I scramble them up with some cheese.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 6: I mean I love a good runny egg, but typically
Speaker 6: scrambled with salt, pepper, Calabrian chilies, garlic, stell truth. Ask
Speaker 6: any question you want get to know the show better,
Speaker 6: Mary bang Kill, Robert Plant, Gene Simmons.
Speaker 2: Or Axel Rose. Oh my gosh, finally I'm one in
Speaker 2: your boat, lindsay yeah, thanks.
Speaker 5: Geez hmm. Let's see who's got the most. I want
Speaker 5: to who's got more money, Robert Plant or Gene Simmons.
Speaker 2: I don't think I need to look. I'm pretty sure
Speaker 2: it's Robert Plant.
Speaker 5: Okay, then I'll marry Robert Plant, I'll bang Gene Simmons,
Speaker 5: and I'll kill Axel Rose.
Speaker 2: Gimpy.
Speaker 10: Uh, I guess I'm gonna go ahead and uh, Mary
Speaker 10: Robert Plants.
Speaker 2: The hair that doesn't for me right now.
Speaker 1: Uh, let's kill Gene Simmons so we can finally put
Speaker 1: that tongue to rest. And uh we're gonna We're gonna
Speaker 1: bang actual Rose because he's been effing everybody in concerts
Speaker 1: for the last I don't know, twenty years.
Speaker 6: So I was wrong, and it goes Gene Simmons, Axel Rose,
Speaker 6: Robert Plant.
Speaker 1: I figured Gene would be the one because he is.
Speaker 1: They're all about the marketing and making as much as possible. Yeah, cartoons,
Speaker 1: action figures, all of it.
Speaker 2: Have you seen this video of Axel Rose. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: send it to you.
Speaker 6: I don't know if it is accurate, but if it is,
Speaker 6: I don't know why he's looking like, uh, you know,
Speaker 6: a young Barry Manilow. Hold on a second here, because
Speaker 6: the video looks nothing like him.
Speaker 2: Yep, that's him. That's him singing a Guns N' Roses song. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he has changed quite a bit over the years he.
Speaker 1: Likes the botox he does. Huh, well, I go see
Speaker 1: him September ninth, globoy Field. Uh yeah, so I'm gonna go.
Speaker 1: I'm going to.
Speaker 3: Go.
Speaker 2: I've gotta marry Jeene Simmons.
Speaker 5: Yeah, for the money.
Speaker 2: I gotta get some of that money.
Speaker 6: I will cut his tongue off if it comes anywhere
Speaker 6: near me, though, and then I'll bang Robert Plant because
Speaker 6: it's Robert Plant and I'm totally killing Axe ros To
Speaker 6: tell the truth, ask any question you want get to
Speaker 6: know the show better. Would you rather get busted mooning
Speaker 6: the police or get caught on video smelling with relish
Speaker 6: the hair.
Speaker 2: Of a young boy under five who's not related to you,
Speaker 2: nor is he a friend's child.
Speaker 5: Say no more, I'm mooning the police.
Speaker 2: GIMPI. How where do you land on this very hard
Speaker 2: to decide topic, You, sir, are a weirdo. I'm moaning police.
Speaker 2: How do you even get to the other side? Well? No,
Speaker 2: have you ever smelled a young boy's hair before? There's
Speaker 2: a comedian.
Speaker 6: I had the thing online and he was, you know,
Speaker 6: doing crowd work, and he goes, what do you do?
Speaker 6: And he's like, I'm a karate instructor. He was like,
Speaker 6: you're a karate instructor.
Speaker 2: Everybody the way he says that, everybody laughs and he goes,
Speaker 2: so you wanted to.
Speaker 6: Touch kids, and the community goes. But to be fair,
Speaker 6: he's teaching him to fight back. Somebody texts me about
Speaker 6: a month ago, I had a vibrator show up in
Speaker 6: my backyard. You need to ask who you are in
Speaker 6: your family. Those things don't typically fall from the sky.
Speaker 1: No, somebody's just driving down the road throwing didos out
Speaker 1: the window.
Speaker 6: Like newspapers or the neighbors in their lounger like, yeah,
Speaker 6: I'm doing nothing, mom.
Speaker 2: Yeah right. Would you rather sit on an absolutely frigid
Speaker 2: toilet seat, like if it was metal you'd stick or
Speaker 2: one that is still very warm and pretty sweaty from
Speaker 2: the previous occupant. Oh, I mean for it to be frigid,
Speaker 2: it would have to be wet for it to stick
Speaker 2: to your skin.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's true, right, and really really cold, like it
Speaker 1: has to be a low freezing right correct.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I'll uh outhouse, somebody just got done. Okay.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so I guess I'm gonna go with the warm
Speaker 5: one because I don't want to stick to a toilet seat.
Speaker 5: I don't want to to one.
Speaker 2: Give me, dude.
Speaker 1: It is such an uncomfortable, uneasy feeling when you go
Speaker 1: sit down and it's still warm from somebody else, you know,
Speaker 1: and their remnants are still kind of hanging around.
Speaker 5: True.
Speaker 2: Uh so put me on a cold toilet seat. I'm
Speaker 2: fine with that. I gotta be honest. It's all on
Speaker 2: how you frame things.
Speaker 6: I have a heated bidet seat, so you just got
Speaker 6: to get over it for a minute and then it's fine.
Speaker 2: Yeah. But the sweat doesn't bother you any ah, not
Speaker 2: as much as frostbite. That's somebody else's booty juice. Well
Speaker 2: my thought there, well, no, no, it's sweat. It's not
Speaker 2: booty juice. It's sweat.
Speaker 1: Yeah, But my thought there is with the with the
Speaker 1: frozen seat, your body temperature will heat it up and
Speaker 1: you won't You won't stick because you know that's ninety
Speaker 1: eight point six degrees sitting right there on top of
Speaker 1: it for a little bit. Have you seen people getting
Speaker 1: those They take a brander and pour liquid nitrogen on
Speaker 1: it and then brand they brand you.
Speaker 2: No, that sounds cool and apparently, but it's like so.
Speaker 6: It's branded, but it's not a burn in the sense
Speaker 6: of like fire, and it's like a thing that people
Speaker 6: are doing it like festivals and stuff.
Speaker 1: Okay, so it's the pussy way to get branded. You
Speaker 1: don't want to get because it doesn't hurt or want
Speaker 1: to deal with the burn.
Speaker 2: It doesn't hurt. But maybe it's not liquid nitrogen.
Speaker 1: I don't know how they do it, but it is
Speaker 1: frigid cold and they brand them and then the person's like,
Speaker 1: you know, obviously anticipating the pain and they're like, oh, nothing,
Speaker 1: and you hear the person go, yeah, just wait a
Speaker 1: few hours.
Speaker 5: So that way, so it's the same souff they used
Speaker 5: to like burn off, like like when you have like
Speaker 5: a wart on.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I don't know how the process is.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 6: Top two smoke meats you got to see on your
Speaker 6: plate at a cookout. Top two smoke meats you got
Speaker 6: to see it at.
Speaker 2: Your plate on don a cookout. So we need to
Speaker 2: clear something up here.
Speaker 6: A cookout and going to your friend's house for barbecue
Speaker 6: or to grill out are not the same. A cookout
Speaker 6: is an event, yeah a la cultures. So the Latino
Speaker 6: comood community has cookouts, The African American community has cookouts.
Speaker 2: You coming over because I'm grilling is not the same
Speaker 2: gonna have a cookout. It's just they can't. They can't.
Speaker 2: I'm just trying to draw a picture, so you know
Speaker 2: what we're talking about. Hamburgers and hot dogs are typically fine,
Speaker 2: typically not. I don't think of a cookout for a
Speaker 2: crack a cookout.
Speaker 5: Sure, crack a cookout.
Speaker 6: Typically you coming to my house and grill, and I'm grilling.
Speaker 6: I'm making one protein. I'm not a buffet.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, yeah for some people it is, though, right
Speaker 1: because they'll put on the brisket, the ribs, the smoked blooney.
Speaker 2: You've got like five different meats to well, now we're barbecuing.
Speaker 6: Okay, grilling and barbecuing are not the same. I'm just
Speaker 6: trying to point out that a cookout is an event.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I think like a family reunion. That's what
Speaker 2: white people call it.
Speaker 5: Yes, no, no, I want the burnens and I want
Speaker 5: some pulled pork. Those are my top two.
Speaker 1: I'd say, Okay, gimpy ribs and brisket, that's good choice.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna go with some sort of some sort of
Speaker 6: like smoked sausage brisket obviously, sounds pretty good. Burdens you
Speaker 6: never go wrong with. Yeah, I feel solid about those.
Speaker 6: What's Gimpy's real name? Okay, I'll be happy to disclose
Speaker 6: this because it is a well hidden secret on the
Speaker 6: show of what Gimpy's real name? And I think it's
Speaker 6: time we finally come clean with what your name is?
Speaker 1: No, I have been a part of this show for
Speaker 1: the past fourteen years of my life, and and you're right,
Speaker 1: it has been a somewhat well hidden secret of the show.
Speaker 1: It has been exposed from time to time if if
Speaker 1: you're really good at picking up on the.
Speaker 2: Clues, So Corbyn, yeah, I say thank you. Let rip
Speaker 2: thank you. So it is technically and this is where
Speaker 2: the g comes from. Gay Lord all of the cays?
Speaker 2: Was it Ben Stiller's name? Gay Lord? Falker's gay Walker?
Speaker 5: See they're coming out with a third one, of course
Speaker 5: they are.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: How old is de Niro?
Speaker 1: Is? Is he dead?
Speaker 2: Is that what they're going to the funeral?
Speaker 5: Finally? Actually looks pretty young.
Speaker 2: No, he doesn't.
Speaker 6: If you could donate your body to anything or anyone
Speaker 6: after you die, who or what would you donate it to?
Speaker 6: Like GIMPI could donate it his to the pump and
Speaker 6: they could just prop pips preserved corpse on a stool
Speaker 6: or donate it to some sixth grade English class to
Speaker 6: freak them out.
Speaker 5: Oh my goodness, yeah, that'd be hilarious. Science. I have
Speaker 5: a feeling that I'll probably go get dementia or Alzheimer's
Speaker 5: and I want my brain studied if that happens.
Speaker 6: Oh so for good okay, good, yeah, Kimby Dude, Joe
Speaker 6: Dippy said it best.
Speaker 2: Brought me up beside the juke box.
Speaker 1: At the corner of seventy first in Yale, right on
Speaker 1: the corner.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, yeah, that's funny. Do we have to put
Speaker 2: one of those reflective.
Speaker 5: Vests's gonna say the same thing.
Speaker 6: No, it's gonna be high up, okay, with lights in
Speaker 6: a case of a cold case you.
Speaker 2: Don't want, Yeah, you don't anything bad to happen.
Speaker 6: What's on your bucket list that you have not done yet, lindsay,
Speaker 6: what's on your bucket list that you have not done yet?
Speaker 5: It's like to go to Greece.
Speaker 2: I haven't done that yet, kimp. I like that.
Speaker 1: A traveling outside of the US is really it is
Speaker 1: on my list of things to do. And I say,
Speaker 1: going to Hawaii, but that's still part of the US,
Speaker 1: right you know. Uh so, yeah, that's something I really
Speaker 1: want to do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, I want to go to Japan. Okay,
Speaker 2: I think that'd be awesome. Precious sushi.
Speaker 6: I mean they have other food besides fraw fish, but
Speaker 6: yeah ramen. Yeah, to go and see artifacts that have
Speaker 6: been around for eons.
Speaker 2: Crazy.
Speaker 6: Somebody text me in hell, I thought Gibby's name was Michael.
Speaker 6: I thought I've heard Corbin say, well that was again.
Speaker 2: His real name is Gaylord.
Speaker 6: Gay Lord, remember that, people, Michael was because he's kind
Speaker 6: of embarrassed by Gaylord.
Speaker 2: That's why it was such a big deal that he's
Speaker 2: let me say it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, to tell the truth, if you broke a law
Speaker 6: that would put you in prison for the rest of
Speaker 6: your life, would you turn yourself in or run for
Speaker 6: the rest of your life?
Speaker 5: Ooh, I might have to run for the rest of
Speaker 5: my life if I if I knew, I would be
Speaker 5: running for the rest of my life and not get caught.
Speaker 1: Can be that's a tough one because prison sucks from
Speaker 1: what I hear never been, but also being on the
Speaker 1: run and constantly looking over your shoulder for the rest
Speaker 1: of your life doesn't sound like a good idea either,
Speaker 1: But you would be traveling more than you would be
Speaker 1: if you were in prison.
Speaker 2: I'm going with the traveling. We're gonna run, oh, I mean,
Speaker 2: as long as it's a white collar crime, I'd probably
Speaker 2: turn myself in because you're going to a resort, right.
Speaker 2: And if I'm running, I've got to try and get
Speaker 2: to a.
Speaker 6: Non a country that won't ship me back, right, no extradition,
Speaker 6: extradition right. So I feel like it just depends on
Speaker 6: the crime that I've committed.
Speaker 2: If it's like.
Speaker 1: Reggae, like real jail, like real jail, right, Uh, I'm
Speaker 1: going to run as long as I can. It's not
Speaker 1: a real life.
Speaker 6: I won't be able to be around my family, I
Speaker 6: can't contact people, can't stay somewhere too long.
Speaker 1: Well, See, the thing is, you're going to you did
Speaker 1: a crime that will put you in prison for the
Speaker 1: rest of your life. I don't know many white collar
Speaker 1: crimes that'll put you in prison for the light.
Speaker 6: Yeah, embezzlement, corporate corporate financial frauds, espionage.
Speaker 1: Okay, right, racketeering okay, get you in for life, huh
Speaker 1: can okay?
Speaker 2: I guess depends on how much you got left on
Speaker 2: your life. But you know last one, just because it's
Speaker 2: a really funny one.
Speaker 6: Mary bang kill bartender, flight attendant, pharmaceutical rep. Now you
Speaker 6: may think, on the surface, we're talking about just the career,
Speaker 6: but think about the type of individual that works in those.
Speaker 5: Fields, lindsay, same flight attendant, Mary.
Speaker 6: Bang killed bartender, flight attendant, pharmaceutical rep.
Speaker 5: I'm going to marry the pharmaceutical rep. I'll kill the bartender,
Speaker 5: and now I'll bang the bartender and kill the the
Speaker 5: flight attendant.
Speaker 1: Okay, kim be I think the pharmaceutical rep is going
Speaker 1: to have the most money.
Speaker 2: They make good cash. But I okay.
Speaker 1: So here's a fun little psychological thing about me, right,
Speaker 1: because you know how I feel about big pharma. Right,
Speaker 1: So my thought is big Pharma has been fns for decades, centuries.
Speaker 1: This is my opportunity to stick it to them. So
Speaker 1: I'm banging the pharmaceutical rep. I'm going to marry the
Speaker 1: flight attendant for the reach ravel. I guess it leaves
Speaker 1: me killing off a bartender.
Speaker 6: Not all of them are great, right, I am killing
Speaker 6: the bartender, I am banging the pharmaceutical rep. And then
Speaker 6: I'm one hundredercent marrying the flight attendant. Think of the deal,
Speaker 6: you get the flights the rest of you.
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, you.
Speaker 2: Mean I could finally get out of America.
Speaker 1: On top of that, how about they're gone for a while, ye, right,
Speaker 1: doing god knows what with other people and probably Costa
Speaker 1: Rica for two weeks.
Speaker 2: All right, we got to take a break. We'll be back.
Speaker 6: A circus was happening, and the cage, you know how
Speaker 6: they don't do the cage like a real metal cage anymore.
Speaker 2: They do the cage that is.
Speaker 6: Like dropped down like it's netting, like chain link, and
Speaker 6: then they put the lions in so they can't get out,
Speaker 6: and then the chance they can pull it up and
Speaker 6: drop it all those things. Right, well, uh, during a
Speaker 6: circus I think it was in Russia. The I just
Speaker 6: sent you the link so you can see the video.
Speaker 6: The the chain link kind of it falls and the
Speaker 6: lion jumps.
Speaker 2: Over and enters the crowd.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, hell no, I'm getting out of there.
Speaker 1: And people are just sitting there calm like it's part
Speaker 1: of the show.
Speaker 5: They probably thought so.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, it is Russia. They do things
Speaker 2: a little different, right, No, that's true, that's not what
Speaker 2: scares them to keep the population down the lion.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know high wire walk building, right, jumping
Speaker 1: off a high rise for fun parkour antennas. Uh.
Speaker 6: The other thing is they have announced the winner of
Speaker 6: the Rock paper Scissors Championship.
Speaker 2: Really yeah, I didn't know they did this. But the
Speaker 2: prize is they split twenty five thousand dollars among the
Speaker 2: top twelve finishers.
Speaker 1: It doesn't seem like that much, right, Hey, you ten
Speaker 1: grand if you come in first. Oh okay, okay, so
Speaker 1: it's not evenly split. No, okay, gotcha?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: No, no, okay, Well, then ten k. That's good.
Speaker 1: There are three hundred and eighty four contestants that competed
Speaker 1: over three days in the rock paper Scissors competition. Julio Riviera.
Speaker 6: Took home the ten thousand dollars grand prize after defeating
Speaker 6: three hundred and eighty competitors. Wow, he did rock paper
Speaker 6: scissors three hundred and eighty times. I don't know about
Speaker 6: you all, but they're like best of five. You're like, eh,
Speaker 6: all right.
Speaker 1: Second place went to a person named Costi Yablon and
Speaker 1: former NFL running back Tiki Barber opened the tournament with
Speaker 1: matchups with fans.
Speaker 2: That's pretty cool, right.
Speaker 1: One competitor, a psychologist named Mark Lyle, wore a looted
Speaker 1: your mask and a shirt reading don't throw rock, citing
Speaker 1: data the most people open with.
Speaker 2: Rock, followed by paper.
Speaker 5: Rude.
Speaker 2: He was eliminated around two right because he always went scissors.
Speaker 6: Yeah, somebody told me, I forget where I saw, but
Speaker 6: you know, you go, you go rock, paper, scissors, shoot that.
Speaker 6: Most people will go like rock papers, they do it
Speaker 6: in order. So whatever they do first, like if they
Speaker 6: do rock, then they will do paper next, okay, and
Speaker 6: that you should go backwards okay, and you should always go.
Speaker 1: Backwards from what they did. So if they do paper,
Speaker 1: you do rock next. I don't know if that's true
Speaker 1: to me. It's you know, it's a pretty tough odds thing.
Speaker 1: Most people that had the best strategy was none at all.
Speaker 1: One player said he just dumped everything down and went
Speaker 1: in with pure instinct. Yeah, that makes sense. I feel
Speaker 1: like the right way to do something that you literally
Speaker 1: cannot have a skill to be good at.
Speaker 2: Memorable moment, a woman said she'd read that everyone throws
Speaker 2: rock first. She was knocked down in round five by
Speaker 2: her own son, ain't that something? I wish it said rock.
Speaker 1: But according to the World Rock Paper Scissors Association, which
Speaker 1: you think I just made up but I didn't, the
Speaker 1: game dates back to two six.
Speaker 9: BC, wow wow before christ yep wow, two hundred years before,
Speaker 9: where the original symbols were a frog, a snake, and
Speaker 9: a centipede.
Speaker 2: Okay, how are you going to make those?
Speaker 1: Because in my opinion, when you're using your hands a
Speaker 1: centipede and a snake, you're gonna look a lot alike.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure how you do the centipede with your
Speaker 2: hands exactly.
Speaker 1: You have to use both of them, right, because it'd
Speaker 1: be like your finger is a snake and then your
Speaker 1: other hand would have to cross over to make the legs.
Speaker 2: Okay, like a hashtag.
Speaker 6: So frog eats the centipede, okay, centipede stings or kills
Speaker 6: the snake, Snake eats the frog.
Speaker 2: M A gimme, I like, but how you how you?
Speaker 2: How are you gonna do that with your hand? Again?
Speaker 2: I didn't even know that was a thing until I
Speaker 2: read this story.
Speaker 1: Like, the frog seems the easiest to just make a fist, right,
Speaker 1: Frog's a round right?
Speaker 2: Uh? So this is your whole arm? So okay.
Speaker 6: So this says that there's no real good data to
Speaker 6: show how they did it with their hands or the
Speaker 6: specificity of the hand gestures.
Speaker 2: The belief is that frog was two fingers.
Speaker 6: Okay, so that would be a frog, the snake was
Speaker 6: a flat hand fingers together like striking a snake, and
Speaker 6: then centipede was wiggling fingers to suggest all those legs, which.
Speaker 2: Is also instruction on certain porn videos. They would have been.
Speaker 1: Better off just keeping a frog, snake or a centipede
Speaker 1: in a bucket somewhere and just be like, hey, get
Speaker 1: the bucket.
Speaker 6: I wonder if there was a time where that game
Speaker 6: kind of dissipated out and some Carhart beanie wearing douchebag
Speaker 6: was like, hey, let's play this. Yeah, my grandpa used
Speaker 6: to play a version, but we're going to do rock
Speaker 6: paper scissors as soon as I put my ipa down, right.
Speaker 2: Probably evolutions a thing, for sure.
Speaker 1: For sure, the fact that it lasted that long, we
Speaker 1: could still be playing frog, snake, centipede right.
Speaker 2: Now, right.
Speaker 6: The idea that people were playing that during you know,
Speaker 6: other times in history, it's pretty wild to think about.
Speaker 2: Would you say it was BC two hundred BC two
Speaker 2: six or something like that.
Speaker 1: Yes, putting the ingredients for soap on stone, right and
Speaker 1: then throwing it to the side. How many ideas did
Speaker 1: they have they wrote down and through to the side
Speaker 1: because they didn't want to get to it like soap.
Speaker 2: Right, because they didn't use soap. We'll take a break,
Speaker 2: We'll be back. Okay.
Speaker 1: So I saw a post over the weekend about Charlie's
Speaker 1: Thearn that I had no idea. I mean, I knew
Speaker 1: she was a great actress, obviously a stunning person to
Speaker 1: look at, yeah, right, But I didn't know that her
Speaker 1: mum there is a murdered her husband.
Speaker 2: Really, right, I didn't know that either, Right, I don't.
Speaker 1: Maybe a lot of people didn't didn't know that. But
Speaker 1: her mother shot and killed her husband in nineteen ninety one.
Speaker 1: Apparently her father was a drunk and violent and was
Speaker 1: threatening both Charlie's and her mom, and so the mom
Speaker 1: shot him and what was ruled self defense. Wow, okay,
Speaker 1: not charging a crime, right, And so that sent me
Speaker 1: down a rabbit hole of celebrities that their parents were
Speaker 1: murdered or are murderers.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's a lot. Do you know anybody whose parents
Speaker 2: are murdered or murderers, of course you do.
Speaker 5: Okay, Yeah, kid out went to high school with He
Speaker 5: watched his dad on Christmas morning murder his mom and
Speaker 5: then turned the gun on himself.
Speaker 2: That fucked up.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it is why they were arguing. Dad was apparently
Speaker 5: crazy and.
Speaker 2: He uh, I hate when we resort to that. He
Speaker 2: was great. Of course, lots of persons going to go
Speaker 2: ahead and do it anyway, But I'm just curious of
Speaker 2: what the reason was. What causes somebody on Christmas morning
Speaker 2: of right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, him and his brothers and sisters were outside playing
Speaker 5: in the snow. Okay, so not in front of her, No,
Speaker 5: in front of him. Yeah, he and he heard his
Speaker 5: parents arguing and he came inside to check on them
Speaker 5: and like say, like, hey, guys, it's Christmas.
Speaker 1: And he watched his dad shoot his mom. He came
Speaker 1: inside to say it was Christmas, like they didn't.
Speaker 5: You guys like stop arguing.
Speaker 2: Oh god.
Speaker 5: It was in sixth grade at the time.
Speaker 6: Yeah, all right, give me, I'm just gonna start up.
Speaker 6: Stop asking you because you've had a wild amount of experiences.
Speaker 1: I I my brother's ex wife's mom killed her husband
Speaker 1: and she served time for it. That's about as close
Speaker 1: as it gets for me.
Speaker 6: I don't know any nobody's sticking out in my brain
Speaker 6: as somebody, but apparently celebrities.
Speaker 2: That happens a lot.
Speaker 1: Jennifer Hudson, her brother and nephew were murdered in two
Speaker 1: thousand and eight by her sister's husband. Yeah, okay, if
Speaker 1: you don't know about this one, it is a fantastic story.
Speaker 1: Woody Harrelson. Woody Harrelson's father was a contract killer, murdered
Speaker 1: a federal judge and oh yeah, that's a good.
Speaker 2: One fifty cent. His mom died when he was eight.
Speaker 1: Officially was a fire, but some belief she was murdered
Speaker 1: due to her involvement in drug activity.
Speaker 6: Dylan McDermott. If you don't know who this is, he's
Speaker 6: considered like one of the hot sexy male actors.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 6: His mother, Dian mc dermott, was shot and killed when
Speaker 6: he was a child. It was ruled a homicide years.
Speaker 2: Later that was by a family member or I don't know. No,
Speaker 2: it's either your parents were murdered or you parents were murderers. Okay, okay.
Speaker 1: Jack Nicholson and his biological father is believed to have
Speaker 1: had a history of violence and was involved in the murder.
Speaker 1: Involved in a murder. The whole family story is messy.
Speaker 1: He didn't even know his real parents were until he
Speaker 1: was an adult. Okay, so that's kind of a pastor. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Woking Phoenix.
Speaker 6: I don't know this story about making Phoenix, but apparently
Speaker 6: his parents were involved in the Children of God cult,
Speaker 6: which was known for their abuse and violence.
Speaker 2: Mm and his brother River was a sacrifice.
Speaker 1: I guess if it's a sacrifice if you shoot yourself
Speaker 1: up with drugs outside a club and die, right, I mean,
Speaker 1: and that's what they.
Speaker 2: Want you to believe.
Speaker 5: Was River older or younger than older?
Speaker 2: Older? Yeah, he was old.
Speaker 1: Drew Barrymore, her father died. Her grandfather had a history
Speaker 1: of violent behavior, including assaults Oprah Winfrey, her cousin was killed,
Speaker 1: killed her own child. We did the Jennifer Hudson one,
Speaker 1: Dan McDermott fifty cent, We did that one, Eminem. Okay,
Speaker 1: they had a violent upbringing. I'm shocked how many people.
Speaker 5: It does.
Speaker 2: This more popular than you thought, murder more popular than
Speaker 2: you thought. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I of course have said things like I'm going
Speaker 6: to kill that person, right, but never really meant it.
Speaker 2: Right now, following through with it, it's totally different.
Speaker 6: Yeah, to make a statement out loud, I just don't
Speaker 6: get there where it means it's real. Now, if I
Speaker 6: say I'm going to kill you and then I get
Speaker 6: a gun and walk towards you, I feel like you
Speaker 6: should think my threat was pretty real, oh for sure.
Speaker 6: Or if I say I'm going to kill you and
Speaker 6: then I show up your house at midnight, you should
Speaker 6: think my threats pretty real.
Speaker 2: Yeah. But if I just say it, you know, because
Speaker 2: you're kicking my ass at monopoly and then you show
Speaker 2: up after midnight. Yeah, yeah, man, that's yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't I don't get how people get there, but
Speaker 1: everybody's wired differently.
Speaker 2: Well, it's vengeance, right.
Speaker 6: You get there because you think you've been wronged and
Speaker 6: you are going to set the pendulum straight right of
Speaker 6: the wronging.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it didn't work like that though.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 6: You know, it's kind of like the guy who killed
Speaker 6: all those people, was it on the East Coast? He'd
Speaker 6: been killing people, he had like a torture thing in
Speaker 6: his basement. He's decided to come forward and been like, hey,
Speaker 6: I'm I'm guilty. Yeah, I don't want to put the
Speaker 6: families through all that, okay, And you're like, so it's
Speaker 6: a plea deal now right now he's got he's getting
Speaker 6: a lesser charge. And he's like, well, I just don't
Speaker 6: want to put all the families through that.
Speaker 2: Huh you already did.
Speaker 6: Man, you're robbing them again of their justice. Yes, do
Speaker 6: they want to hear all that again?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 6: But do they want to see you look really bad?
Speaker 6: Do they want to see you essentially quote unquote get
Speaker 6: you know hung right?
Speaker 10: Yes?
Speaker 2: Yes? Kind of justice? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, they want you embarrassed, all the details to come
Speaker 6: out in court about what you did, and you again
Speaker 6: are taking something from them, right, And he's gonna get
Speaker 6: a plea deal instead of us more severe punishment.
Speaker 1: But I mean he could get the jailhouse justice. Maybe not,
Speaker 1: I don't know. Yeah, there's that's not real justice. I
Speaker 1: think that when you have somebody who's wronged you and
Speaker 1: they go to jail, whether they hurt your kid or
Speaker 1: your spouse or love them or whatever, and they go
Speaker 1: to jail and they you know, plea out and then
Speaker 1: go to jail.
Speaker 2: Uh, and then there's jail.
Speaker 6: Though you may be relieve that they're gone, you didn't
Speaker 6: really get to see unless you get to find out
Speaker 6: the details.
Speaker 1: I don't know if there's the same justice feeling as
Speaker 1: if you saw them strapped to an electric chair, if
Speaker 1: you if if if Bob killed somebody because the drywall
Speaker 1: business failed, and then you go to jail and on
Speaker 1: your second day you get killed.
Speaker 6: I feel like you got out, you got a deal, right,
Speaker 6: you didn't get punished, right, are you dead?
Speaker 2: Sure? Right? But there's no sitting there serving your time
Speaker 2: reflection punishment.
Speaker 6: The sister's visiting you day after day, pineapple sideways up
Speaker 6: your ass like.
Speaker 2: There's none of that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I guess you're right.
Speaker 1: So it's like, ah again robbed, but for there to
Speaker 1: be celebrities so that, yeah, taught me off. Or if
Speaker 1: they use that, like channel that kind of trauma into
Speaker 1: their their their craft, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I think that people that are good at acting just
Speaker 6: know how to make you like them. Okay, So what
Speaker 6: I mean by that is I don't think that they're
Speaker 6: like I don't I'm not trying to diminister take away
Speaker 6: from that. They just we think of it like I'm
Speaker 6: believing to be someone else. I think there's a little
Speaker 6: bit of them going, I want you to like me, right,
Speaker 6: and so to make you like me, I'm gonna be like, you're.
Speaker 1: So awesome, right, this is so great? Well yeah, but
Speaker 1: it's about getting you to believe that they're that person, right.
Speaker 5: Yeah. But you can hate some of the best actors
Speaker 5: in some of the roles that they play when they're
Speaker 5: like the nastiest villain and you see them in that
Speaker 5: role and you can't like them and anything.
Speaker 1: Else because they played that role so well. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: that's all you see them ass. Yeah, I mean, like
Speaker 1: is not like fond, you know, have an affection for
Speaker 1: like is you? That can be a negative way too,
Speaker 1: but you're right, mm hmm. That can be somebody being
Speaker 1: dark and sinister.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I would love to be an actor and be dark
Speaker 1: and sinister. Okay, I feel like that would be a
Speaker 1: great outlet.
Speaker 2: Okay, just let all that anger out.
Speaker 6: Yeah, think about it, like someone cuts you off at
Speaker 6: work or on the way to work or whatever. You
Speaker 6: take that, you put it in a little box and
Speaker 6: shove it way back right, or you let it go
Speaker 6: or whatever. But if you could take that, put a
Speaker 6: little box on the shelf, easily accessible for when it's
Speaker 6: time to hear action.
Speaker 2: Right, that's some real energy, man, and that kind of
Speaker 2: what you can use your hikarate for. Uh, I guess.
Speaker 6: But but if I'm acting, I can kind of be blind, right,
Speaker 6: I don't have to have guardrails.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess with that, But there's still some kind
Speaker 2: of restraint, but it show there jiu jitsu.
Speaker 6: I don't really want to hurt this individual, right, I
Speaker 6: know there's going to be a stop, right.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm talking about that there's still some kind
Speaker 1: of you know, limited limitation there because you you would
Speaker 1: kill them. I'm not saying you would, but you know
Speaker 1: what I mean. Yeah, there's the chances of going overboard
Speaker 1: just because somebody pissed you off is pretty.
Speaker 6: High, right, right, But in an acting scenario, right, there's
Speaker 6: you know, you know, the scene ends.
Speaker 2: You hear cut, right right right right right? You go
Speaker 2: until you hear cut if I go, unless you're Alec Baldwin,
Speaker 2: and yeah, they don't until bang.
Speaker 6: The Alec Baldwin case is actually really fascinating. Yes, you
Speaker 6: can put it on the basic level. If he was
Speaker 6: handled a gun blanks or not, he should have treated
Speaker 6: it that way. You could definitely have that argument and
Speaker 6: you would be fully in your full rights to have that,
Speaker 6: but also to be you have to let other people
Speaker 6: do their job and you have to believe they're doing
Speaker 6: their job. Yeah, And sometimes being an actor is to
Speaker 6: surprise people of elements. And if he was surprising to
Speaker 6: get the reaction to see, right, if he wasn't supposed
Speaker 6: to fire it and whatever, It's not like he was
Speaker 6: flinging it around like he's, you know, right while Bill
Speaker 6: Hitchcock right right, spinning around and it fired like he
Speaker 6: was trying to imitate a scene.
Speaker 2: So I'm not trying to give him a pass.
Speaker 6: I think what he did has been pretty shitty, and
Speaker 6: I think the way he's handled it's been pretty shitty.
Speaker 6: But ultimately I don't feel like it's I don't know,
Speaker 6: I just don't think it's as clear cut as he
Speaker 6: was being menacing, right, I don't think he did it on.
Speaker 5: Was it the same type of situation when it happened
Speaker 5: with Brandon Lee, Okay, when they were filming the Crow
Speaker 5: because he was killed by a gun?
Speaker 2: I mean it was the scene was it supposed to be?
Speaker 2: It was blanks?
Speaker 1: He was killed by a blank? Oh yeah, you're talking
Speaker 1: about on the Crow, right, Yeah, yeah, believe the original movie.
Speaker 6: Okay, yeah, yeah, people make this mistake. Blanks are ammunition. Yeah,
Speaker 6: they still have an explosion. There's still a chance for
Speaker 6: you to die.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 2: They used dummy rounds apparently, which is kind of the same.
Speaker 6: It had a bullet tip, which is a projectile but
Speaker 6: not like a bullet, right, So dummy round has the
Speaker 6: projectile tip, blanks don't.
Speaker 2: But ultimately this is kind of the same thing. And
Speaker 2: ultimately they're just like ammunition.
Speaker 6: When it was fired, pushed, that lodged bullet out like
Speaker 6: a real shot, went ten to fifteen feet into his abdomen.
Speaker 6: He was rusting to surgery died several hours later. No
Speaker 6: dedicated experienced firearms specialist on the set.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, it's a different time, man, you're Bruce Lee's kid.
Speaker 2: Fucking move faster. And they finished the movie. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: they used body doubles and CGI. Yeah.
Speaker 6: God damn the ahead of it's time. See, it doesn't
Speaker 6: matter who the fuck you are, man Like, Well, well fine,
Speaker 6: we'll just continue it. We'll just use CGI.
Speaker 1: I need some other light skinned Asian fillure with long
Speaker 1: black hair will make it work.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Uh, and I wonder how many people have died
Speaker 2: on set, by a by a firearm, by just a firearm.
Speaker 1: Well there's two that we know of right there, which
Speaker 1: feels like a high number already. Yeah, I think you
Speaker 1: just just die on set. I'm interested to see that number.
Speaker 2: So we know about Brandon Lee.
Speaker 6: John Eric Hexham in a movie called The Cover Up
Speaker 6: in nineteen eighty four. That was a blank round at
Speaker 6: close range. He jokingly put a prop gun to his
Speaker 6: head and pulled the trigger. The blank discharge calls a
Speaker 6: skull fracture, which is the gas pressure, and.
Speaker 2: Then a brain injury. Died lays days later. What a
Speaker 2: fucking dumbass, just playing around. It's fine, it's fine.
Speaker 6: It's not fine, right, Look at me, aren't I silly?
Speaker 6: Traumatizing everybody on the set? MythBusters twenty eleven, a cannon misfired,
Speaker 6: traveled off range.
Speaker 1: Nobody died, but it could have been fatal. Okay, Well
Speaker 1: that's a bunch of bulls. Yeah, that's called an accident.
Speaker 1: That's called an accident. Didn't Whodini dying from getting blasted
Speaker 1: in a gut with the cannon ball?
Speaker 6: It was a trick he had done all all the time,
Speaker 6: and he had he always found the biggest guy in
Speaker 6: the room to punch him in the abdomen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what it is.
Speaker 6: And if I remember correctly, the guy went before he
Speaker 6: said go and so he was caught off guard. And
Speaker 6: the whole trick is, you know, tightening your abdomen.
Speaker 1: Right right, shift your guts around a little bit. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but it's yeah, go around. He was like the four
Speaker 1: to three or some ridiculous height tis yeah.
Speaker 5: Ruptured as appendix when he got hit.
Speaker 2: Yeah did you just look that up? Yeah? Okay, I
Speaker 2: was like, how the fun did you know that? Uh?
Speaker 2: And was he wasn't set like, yeah, it caught him
Speaker 2: off guarden.
Speaker 5: It was triggered by the unexpected hard punch to his
Speaker 5: abdomen delivered by a student. Hey, uh class, and he
Speaker 5: refused to seek medical attention.
Speaker 2: No, no, it messes up the goddamn trick, right.
Speaker 5: Uh. So it was a kid, Yeah, a student.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I'm a student of his craft. He's five
Speaker 2: to five okay, my mistake. Okay.
Speaker 1: So he's like teaching down at the local community center.
Speaker 1: You know, It's like, I've got a trick for you guys.
Speaker 1: Somebody you you dommy, come over here, bunch me in
Speaker 1: the fucking gut. Okay, I don't know, mister hood eating.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I can do this. I am hey,
Speaker 2: so can you do any trick for us? Uh?
Speaker 6: Well, I didn't bring any of my prompts, but uh,
Speaker 6: go ahead and fucking give me a lick right in
Speaker 6: the goddamn belly.
Speaker 2: Hit me as hard as you can. I'm just trying
Speaker 2: to entertain. Man, it's all aunt. We hit him multiple times, Well,
Speaker 2: then that's just whooping his ass. He whooped his ass,
Speaker 2: So you can take a bunch of changes there for mething. Yes, yes,
Speaker 2: I've heard different thing.
Speaker 1: I thought it was a because you see those old videos,
Speaker 1: old movies, you know where the fat guy gets shot
Speaker 1: in the bell with the fucking cannon Ryan the cannonball
Speaker 1: and of all his flat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I thought that's what it was. No, that's what
Speaker 2: it was. But no, I guess he just the same principle. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he just took a punch. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 6: He was thirty one when he did this. He was
Speaker 6: a student out of the university at that time. He
Speaker 6: was one of the older students trying to impress the
Speaker 6: fucking young kids. Yeah, you fucking geriatric, go back to school.
Speaker 1: Did he get in trouble. The guy who punching you
Speaker 1: think at least manslaughter. I mean he asked to be punched.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's true. That's why it's manslaughter and not homicide.
Speaker 5: And he didn't go to the doctor, He didn't seek
Speaker 5: no treatment, right, he seek Yeah, but to be fair,
Speaker 5: they just would have done blood letting kind of collapse.
Speaker 5: After a show in Detroit, he was taking a Grace hospital.
Speaker 5: He underwent surgery, but he died because of the infection
Speaker 5: and inflammation of the abdominal lining. So they caused They
Speaker 5: called his official cause of death penicidis.
Speaker 2: He fucking moved out of the country. No, the guy heed, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I punched him, killed America's favorite magician. Yeah, of course
Speaker 2: we're gonna hungary him magician. But yeah, yeah.
Speaker 6: The fact of it is, yeah, he was ridiculed, made
Speaker 6: fun of. He went, he became reclusive and then moved
Speaker 6: to Canada. So you're the child of this person.
Speaker 2: At what point do you tell the person you're dating, like, WHOA,
Speaker 2: my name sounds very familiar, right, Why? I don't know?
Speaker 2: I just Garfield, Garfield? Who is your dad? Gordon? Jay?
Speaker 2: Gordon Whitefield?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Killer? Who deny did who did he ever? Have any kids.
Speaker 6: Uh, yes, yes, because for a while his daughter would
Speaker 6: hold the seance to bring him back because he's like,
Speaker 6: because he'd never believed in any of that shit. That's
Speaker 6: why he was like he was his whole thing was
Speaker 6: to take out the other tricksters out there, okay, because
Speaker 6: his belief was those people are making you believe that
Speaker 6: they can do something sinister, where I'm just entertaining, right,
Speaker 6: I'm you shouldn't you know I'm entertaining you. It should
Speaker 6: be clear. These other people are trying to act like
Speaker 6: they've got a superpower. And he said, if when I die,
Speaker 6: for whenever I die, I will talk to you on
Speaker 6: Halloween from the other side.
Speaker 1: And it's never happened ever, check made plans and all that.
Speaker 1: Surely he said that they didn't have kids. Maybe it
Speaker 1: was his wife, I forget. I thought it was or
Speaker 1: his wife's sister or somebody did it. He had a wife,
Speaker 1: and it says that they Bess was her name. Be
Speaker 1: said that Harry's mother prayed that Harry and his wife
Speaker 1: would have children, but they didn't have any. Oh, she
Speaker 1: had a medical condition that prevented her from conceding.
Speaker 2: Oh well, then yeah, she didn't get remarried and have kids.
Speaker 2: Then yeah, it's because he had a magic cock.
Speaker 1: Not getting you knocked up, bitches, But I thought I
Speaker 1: thought he had a kid because I felt like it
Speaker 1: was somebody connected to him.
Speaker 6: Always held the seance, probably just some Yeah, this says
Speaker 6: she did it. He died in nineteen twenty six. Uh,
Speaker 6: and they had the secret code that he would contact
Speaker 6: her from beyond the grave. She held it every year
Speaker 6: on Halloween for ten years. In nineteen thirty six, she
Speaker 6: ended it saying, essentially, ten years is long enough to
Speaker 6: wait for any man.
Speaker 2: You uh like, like Houdini had a brother and then
Speaker 2: he had kids.
Speaker 1: Right, that's your that's your claim to fame right there, right,
Speaker 1: you telling everybody Whudini's my brother. I think everybody who
Speaker 1: has a famous brother, that's their goddamn claim to thing.
Speaker 2: That's fair Clinton, Okay, right? Is it? Great example Julia Roberts,
Speaker 2: who's her? Eric Roberts.
Speaker 6: He's an actor, He's an okay actor, He's probably a
Speaker 6: C level actor.
Speaker 2: Okay, Right, But it was all I mean. And he
Speaker 2: may have been whatever before.
Speaker 5: His daughter's bigger than her than him.
Speaker 6: No, and I don't remember it's either Kieran or McCaulay
Speaker 6: one of the I think Kieran was then the actor first, okay,
Speaker 6: and then McCaulay came, I don't I don't remember how
Speaker 6: it works, but everybody but one of them. Yeah, you
Speaker 6: kind of like writing the you know you're getting the
Speaker 6: hand me down pajamas essentially, Yes, that's fair. Yeah, and
Speaker 6: why wouldn't you? Of course exactly it takes an in,
Speaker 6: so why would you not take that? Jared Leto's brother, right, right.
Speaker 6: The only reason there's thirty seconds tomr is because Jared
Speaker 6: Leto is a good actor, right, And he was like,
Speaker 6: I want a brother to have something, so we'll make
Speaker 6: a band.
Speaker 2: So make a band.
Speaker 6: And he's a pretty great drummer. I would probably put
Speaker 6: him in the top fifty of current drummers. Maybe top
Speaker 6: thirty of current drummers, okay, right. There's a great video
Speaker 6: of him trying to do Chad Smith doing a Chili
Speaker 6: pepper song, like he's hearing it without the drum and
Speaker 6: he has to interpret the drum and try and figure
Speaker 6: it out. Either he's just not good or Chad Smith's
Speaker 6: really goddamn good because he misses it completely, which is
Speaker 6: way better than I and you played drums way more
Speaker 6: than I do, probably better than.
Speaker 2: You would do.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, for sure, because I don't have that musical
Speaker 1: ability to like interpret right right right, what's next in
Speaker 1: a note?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I think I'm good on that. I honestly down
Speaker 2: in practice a little bit. But my kid's taking piano
Speaker 2: lessons and she gets stuck on some notes. Sometimes. My
Speaker 2: wife played piano, my mother in law paid played piano.
Speaker 2: I played the violin, and even that I probably couldn't
Speaker 2: help you with. But she goes, can you help me
Speaker 2: with da da? I'm like, well, I'll try, and so
Speaker 2: I'll do it. I'm like I think it's this ding
Speaker 2: ding ding or whatever, right, and she's like, no, that's
Speaker 2: not it. I'm like, okay, well, I don't know what
Speaker 2: you want from me. I tried, Yeah, I give it
Speaker 2: my best. It seemed.
Speaker 6: She came home with homework and they're doing long division,
Speaker 6: and so I was like, no, that's not right, it's
Speaker 6: and I started doing long division. She's like, ew, what's that.
Speaker 6: I was like, you asked me for help, right, She's like,
Speaker 6: that's not how you do long division. Ah fuck, yeah, okay, sure,
Speaker 6: that's not how it's done. Don't send kids home with
Speaker 6: homework and then leave me out on a goddamn island.
Speaker 2: Now right, expecting you to know the ship.
Speaker 1: The way they teach things and nowadays, yeah, I don't
Speaker 1: think there should be homework at all, period.
Speaker 2: I don't think it does any goddamn good. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: probably right. But we did it, our parents did it,
Speaker 2: their parents did it. Homework will be there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Well, get rid of goddamn indoor plumbing because you
Speaker 6: know you had to go down to the fucking river
Speaker 6: to get water.
Speaker 2: If you're going to do it that that you know,
Speaker 2: legacy thing.
Speaker 6: No, wait, dude, but to me, the idea of them
Speaker 6: have there's a difference between like they give them time
Speaker 6: and they didn't get it done and you've got to
Speaker 6: go home exactly.
Speaker 2: That's fine.
Speaker 6: But to give them specific homework they must do at home,
Speaker 6: it is fucking stupid.
Speaker 2: I agree, always agreed with that.
Speaker 6: It does nothing except takeaway from kids being kids and
Speaker 6: giving a chance to be outside.
Speaker 1: It gives stress. There's no reason a kid that's eight
Speaker 1: should be under stressed.
Speaker 2: To get homework done, right, got a fucking ulcer?
Speaker 1: Yeah, sitting there at the dinner table with their box
Speaker 1: of tombs, you know, trying to do long division, right.
Speaker 2: I was talking to my wife.
Speaker 1: I was trying to remember when did we start having
Speaker 1: spelling tests studying at home? I don't remember doing that.
Speaker 2: Oh I remember. I remember spelling tests. I remember spelling tests.
Speaker 2: I don't remember studying for them at home. Oh Jesus Christ,
Speaker 2: I remember it. But nineteen.
Speaker 1: Eighty eight, eighty nine. It was right before I moved
Speaker 1: out of California. And I'll never forget my aunt k
Speaker 1: Anthy's sitting there because, yeah, my aunt, my dad his
Speaker 1: sister had come out to hang out with us for
Speaker 1: a little while and she helped me study for the
Speaker 1: spelling test. And one word I was struggling on neighbor neighbor,
Speaker 1: So she helped me figure that out. And every fucking
Speaker 1: time I have to spell the word neighbor or neighborhood,
Speaker 1: I always think man canley. So it's always been a
Speaker 1: thing for me.
Speaker 6: Yeah, again, I remember struggling on words. I just don't
Speaker 6: remember the I'm not saying it didn't happen. I don't
Speaker 6: remember the age of when I had to study spelling
Speaker 6: words at home. That's all my kids have ever done
Speaker 6: since that was like the first homework they ever had
Speaker 6: like first grade, first grade.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's crazy.
Speaker 5: I think they start on too early for testing like that.
Speaker 5: But yeah, I remember, I think I was in four
Speaker 5: third or fourth grade with the spelling tests.
Speaker 6: I don't remember math homework. I hated man not until
Speaker 6: junior high. I remember having homework in junior high. But again,
Speaker 6: it was stuff that you didn't get done in class.
Speaker 5: Right, That's how my sixth graders are. If they don't
Speaker 5: have if they don't finish it in class, it's because
Speaker 5: they ran out of time. That's the only reason why
Speaker 5: they would ever have homework. They may have brought home
Speaker 5: homework this year three times, maybe maybe some bullshit.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I've started not picking them up later so they'll
Speaker 6: do their homework in class with the teacher.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, makes sense, Yes, because the teacher knows. I'm like,
Speaker 2: you can ask her. I'll pick you up later. It'll
Speaker 2: be fine.
Speaker 1: It's twenty more minutes. All you guys don't have her
Speaker 1: on speed dial. We're you'n be like, let's just ask
Speaker 1: missus Smith. I mean, I don't have her on speed dial,
Speaker 1: but I could definitely email on her and she would email.
Speaker 1: It's one of the things I love about going to
Speaker 1: school where they do is I know the teachers, like
Speaker 1: I can go in and talk to them. We had
Speaker 1: a problem yesterday with piano and the piano teacher. My
Speaker 1: wife just texted the piano teacher right at school and
Speaker 1: they you know what I mean? Like that part is
Speaker 1: worth every penny. Hey, we would love for you to
Speaker 1: do two things.
Speaker 6: This would be really beneficial for us if you use
Speaker 6: the talkback mic on the iHeartRadio when you're listening to
Speaker 6: this podcast and just tell us, hey, what's up any
Speaker 6: of those things we get noted, save us as a
Speaker 6: preset on the IHEARTRADI app is another way. Maybe leave
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Speaker 6: things help us make us look like we're star students.
Speaker 6: We get less, so Mark, we need to help. And
Speaker 6: you know, you can say it doesn't matter, but right
Speaker 6: now it totally matters. That's literally how they're deciding whether
Speaker 6: we do a good job. Right This is not a joke,
Speaker 6: it's not a plea. It's literally how they're deciding whether
Speaker 6: we do a good job.
Speaker 1: I see you guys are number one in the ratings,
Speaker 1: but you've only gotten three talkbacks this year.
Speaker 2: So if you could do that, that would be awesome.
Speaker 2: We would really appreciate it. You guys have a fantastic week.
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