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Speaker 1: Before we get into these stories to go around congratulations
Speaker 1: or in order.
Speaker 2: Yes, I will not say her last name, so everybody's
Speaker 2: not calling her gun say take me to Rockville, Uh,
Speaker 2: Crystal from Edgewater one, Welcome to Rockville, weekend passes and
Speaker 2: a meet and greet with Jimmy Eat World. We have
Speaker 2: more tickets later with meet and greet with who was
Speaker 2: it again?
Speaker 1: A new Found or Diza just fell in our laps
Speaker 1: last night. In addition to the other stuff we got
Speaker 1: to give away today, that second set of tickets and
Speaker 1: the next meet and greet with Newfound Glory. We will
Speaker 1: do those before the end of the show. So yeah,
Speaker 1: leave us on. We'll get there. We promised. We just again.
Speaker 2: As Pat said, we just found out last night. So
Speaker 2: and big thanks uh Lexus and Promo for hooking this up.
Speaker 2: And Rick, Hell yeah, Pat hayes it because I'm going
Speaker 2: back to Shout Out Radio. I did it yet anyway
Speaker 2: too deep in the weeks.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, something you are more out of whack
Speaker 1: today than usual. Now I don't know what it is.
Speaker 2: Well, I started off with no computer for the first
Speaker 2: hour of the show. So we got the computer all
Speaker 2: out of sorts. Man. Yeah, Plus, you know the wife
Speaker 2: was out of town all week, so's yeah.
Speaker 1: I thought you you've been saying all week it's been great.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm getting at. But you're wondering why I'm
Speaker 2: out of whack. That could be it because the wife's
Speaker 2: been out of town.
Speaker 1: Are you all comfortable there with your sock clad feet
Speaker 1: up on the broadcast console. I just want to make
Speaker 1: sure you're ready to go here, feet kicked up as usual.
Speaker 2: Pat's concerned when he doesn't, But no, it's it's it's
Speaker 2: been a great week and my wife had a great
Speaker 2: week of school stuff and got a hotel stay, so
Speaker 2: it was it was good. Man. Let's get rocking with
Speaker 2: this idiotology.
Speaker 1: I'm ready.
Speaker 2: Well you're asking me question.
Speaker 1: Guy in England to answering. Guy in England gets his, uh,
Speaker 1: his car stolen. It just there's police aren't able to
Speaker 1: recover and so he ends up the insurance company strokes
Speaker 1: him a check to replace it. So he goes and
Speaker 1: buys a replacement car. He loved the car he had,
Speaker 1: so he bought the same kind of car, which happens
Speaker 1: to be a black Honda.
Speaker 2: Civic good car gon last few while, sir, he's got
Speaker 2: it kind of rice burnered out. That's why he loved it,
Speaker 2: because it was, you know, he lost me. So you know,
Speaker 2: as he put it, a somewhat obnoxious exhaust system. He's
Speaker 2: got the back fin you know, the uh again, you
Speaker 2: lost me. I'm just not the red rims. So anyway,
Speaker 2: he loved the car, gets stolen, insurance company cuts him
Speaker 2: with check. He goes and buys a replacement. He loved
Speaker 2: the car so much he wanted to buy the same
Speaker 2: same kind of car, so he did. Yeah, twenty six.
Speaker 2: As he started driving the car, something something felt uh
Speaker 2: familiar to him, and he just couldn't put his finger
Speaker 2: on it. It was a car.
Speaker 1: It was his stolen He bought his own stolen car.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they the thieves had cloned VIN information VIN number
Speaker 2: information from another vehicle. Uh, removed the VIN number from
Speaker 2: his car, put the VIN of another vehicle on his
Speaker 2: so it would still show up as a legit, legit VIN.
Speaker 2: He only found out that it was his car that
Speaker 2: he bought back with the insurance money because in the
Speaker 2: car's navigation system it had his address in his parents'
Speaker 2: address and it's and he's like, no, that's and then
Speaker 2: also in the glove box was a candy wrapper that
Speaker 2: he had stuck in there and not thrown away. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I knel all these weird little and the only difference
Speaker 2: in the car was the VIN number and was missing.
Speaker 2: And well no they rolled the doometer back a little too,
Speaker 2: they had rolled in so he he didn't it for
Speaker 2: He just I found the same kind of car out.
Speaker 2: Great here, Yes, take my money, take the insurance money.
Speaker 2: Oh that's awesome. So you know what, if I'm the
Speaker 2: insurance guy, I'm saying, don't say another word. Let's just
Speaker 2: leave it, because you can't go back and cut me
Speaker 2: the check back and do this, you know, all the
Speaker 2: pump work. It's like a cop pulling somebody over. Pat,
Speaker 2: Do I really want to pull this guy over? If
Speaker 2: we're doing seven miles per hour? Over when the paperwork?
Speaker 2: That's a button? Ah? So what do they do? They
Speaker 2: didn't say that.
Speaker 1: Well, he's trying to get the money back from the
Speaker 1: dealership he.
Speaker 2: Bought it from. Mm hmm. So but then he's got
Speaker 2: to get the check back. So just call it a wash.
Speaker 2: I don't know, dude, call it a you know what
Speaker 2: I'm glad I'm not involved. The founder of Fire Festival.
Speaker 2: That would be none other than the Billy McFarlane character,
Speaker 2: who's recently spent a bunch of time in prison because
Speaker 2: of the whole debac the first Fire Festival. This amounted
Speaker 2: too then in the news so much that I actually
Speaker 2: know his name. When you say fire Festival, I could
Speaker 2: say McFarland.
Speaker 1: So he gets out of prison. You all know the story.
Speaker 1: He gets out of prison and next thing you know,
Speaker 1: has he learned his lesson? No, he's touting Fire Festival too,
Speaker 1: And everybody's like, colleg we're all collectively rolling our eyes.
Speaker 1: And we've been following this drama. First it was scheduled
Speaker 1: to be on this island off of Mexico. Mexico and
Speaker 1: the island are like, we know nothing about this. Then
Speaker 1: it's Plia del Carmon wash Rinch repeat, we don't know
Speaker 1: anything about this. Then it was okay, we're working on
Speaker 1: a new location. It's indefinitely postponed. And now another update.
Speaker 1: The brand, he says, is now bigger than what he's
Speaker 1: able to lead on his own, The brand that is
Speaker 1: Fire Festival. As damaged as it may be, he says
Speaker 1: it's time for him to go ahead and sell the
Speaker 1: rights to fire Festival name and festival in general, to
Speaker 1: allow a bigger team to come in and devote the
Speaker 1: time and effort that it's going to take to pull
Speaker 1: off what is going to be undoubtedly just a huge
Speaker 1: successful show.
Speaker 2: So next time that you're buying a ticket for a
Speaker 2: special event, make sure that there's nothing with the name
Speaker 2: Firefest in it. Because I still don't trust this guy.
Speaker 1: Let me translate all this. He's seeing if he can
Speaker 1: make money off of selling the name, because I'm sure
Speaker 1: he has it registered. Who in the right mind's gonna
Speaker 1: buy that?
Speaker 2: A fool? Who would have bought the tickets? A fool?
Speaker 2: Nobody's buying that, McFarlane.
Speaker 1: Although it would be the irony of all ironies if
Speaker 1: one of these huge promotion companies did end up just
Speaker 1: securing that name and putting something actually super cool together
Speaker 1: and saying, look.
Speaker 2: In your face, this guy burns you so many times.
Speaker 2: We're gonna make it bigger and better. I'm with you.
Speaker 2: Maybe we should no, come on, stop, stop, we should
Speaker 2: do this, we should do that. None of it ever
Speaker 2: gets off the ground. Well, the BWS stickers did. We
Speaker 2: were talking about it yesterday and saying we had this
Speaker 2: the driving range, we were gonna do the bar, then
Speaker 2: we were gonna do pa of pizza. Yeah, bwo happened,
Speaker 2: and I got another uh iron in the fire, and
Speaker 2: the boss gets time.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's let's not hit that right now.
Speaker 2: I'm just letting you know there's an iron in the fire. No,
Speaker 2: it's not fire festival, by the way.
Speaker 1: In case, if you've ever visited New York City and
Speaker 1: uh the.
Speaker 2: Net, yeah, I just looked up at the tech screen.
Speaker 2: Crystal's my neighbor. Nice work, guys, sweet well, good for her.
Speaker 2: Don't you ask for those tree gets? Trying to sweet talker? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Work an angle there.
Speaker 2: Uh huh.
Speaker 1: So anybody who's ever visited New York City know that
Speaker 1: New York City comes with well some some odors go
Speaker 1: with it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're in and uh rat it's pretty gross bummed. Yeah.
Speaker 1: The personal care company Billy has launched a new advertising campaign.
Speaker 2: They're the razor company. I've seen them in my house
Speaker 2: with my wife and kids. Okay, apparently they have a
Speaker 2: whole arsenal of hair and skin products. It's in pieces.
Speaker 2: Bob though, right there strikes again.
Speaker 1: Pat, Well, you're the female members of your household may
Speaker 1: be interested in the new product that they're touting. What
Speaker 1: is it, Billy's popular all day deodorant, the newest tropical
Speaker 1: scent Cocoa Villa. You wonder what it smells like. No
Speaker 1: longer have to wonder, because they have installed street level
Speaker 1: scratch and sniff billboards of armpits on the streets. So
Speaker 1: you walk up to the armpit billboard and you scratch
Speaker 1: it and yes, sniff it.
Speaker 2: You know what's happening. Weirdos from all the subway areas
Speaker 2: everywhere coming out because you know, I'm an arm pit guy.
Speaker 2: More on this on the JR Facebook page if you'd
Speaker 2: like to see. I've told you that before. I can't
Speaker 2: scratch and sniff the Facebook page though, no again, JR Facebook.
Speaker 2: I'm an arm pit guy. I've admitted this before. There's
Speaker 2: people that are in defeat people that I'm an arm
Speaker 2: pick guy. Like just a baby bit of stubble. I
Speaker 2: don't know what it is. Maybe it's because it didn't
Speaker 2: hit puberty until twenty nine or thirty, but a little
Speaker 2: bit of stubble and a female's armpit.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I've never really thought about it in that
Speaker 1: in that sense Taco. As far as armpits, I'm not
Speaker 1: scratching anything and sniffing it in New York City.
Speaker 2: God no, hell no. Like I said, people are doing
Speaker 2: weird things with that, So I'm.
Speaker 1: Sure that's that action in and of itself is probably
Speaker 1: going on without any billboards.
Speaker 2: Uh huh, Hey, weird. I was trying to sniff other
Speaker 2: people's armpits somebody. You better believe it, dude. We had
Speaker 2: somebody make it anyway. Bob World Order Fire Festival bwlff, No,
Speaker 2: that is not happening. Don't even put my name in there.
Speaker 2: Twenty twenty six. Don't coming to Biffelow, Florida. Nope, nope.
Speaker 1: Aspiring entrepreneurs, that's us. He word aspiring.
Speaker 2: This is jrr low prices