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Speaker 4: legally can say. Right today, when you're driving to work,
Speaker 4: are this evening you need to watch because there's a
Speaker 4: Sahara dust storm that is coming into the area.
Speaker 1: Okay, great Mike, all the way from the desert huh uh. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I guess it is expected to arrive across Oklahoma today.
Speaker 1: There'll be hazy guys, of course, crazy sunsets, crazy sunrises,
Speaker 1: and it's gonna be more south, but it's supposed to
Speaker 1: make its way up to us so to look super hazy. Okay,
Speaker 1: And if you're someone who has hasma or you have
Speaker 1: breathing problems, then maybe you should think about whatever. That's
Speaker 1: not a public service announcement.
Speaker 4: I mean it is, but it's more to explain when
Speaker 4: you're gonna be like, man, the sun looks amazing.
Speaker 1: Today, so weird and hazy outside. Okay.
Speaker 4: I remember being little and my parents would have a garden, right,
Speaker 4: and they'd have zucchini bushes and cucumber bushes or plants,
Speaker 4: I guess I should say, and the leaves will get
Speaker 4: this white dust on them, and my parents would say,
Speaker 4: it's maybe I'm misremembering this acid rain, okay, like it's
Speaker 4: stuffed from But the plants would be like in the morning,
Speaker 4: they'd be what there'd be like white dust on them, yeah,
Speaker 4: and she would say.
Speaker 1: From acid rain. Yeah, huh. Now I remember that being
Speaker 1: a thing like I remember.
Speaker 4: That being like a warning thing, right, watch out for
Speaker 4: you know that and killer bees making its way across
Speaker 4: the country, right, because you think acid rain is going
Speaker 4: to start eating your skin off or something if the
Speaker 4: water hits you. Yeah, and so this would have been
Speaker 4: in the late eighties, early nineties, maybe late eighties for sure,
Speaker 4: mid to late eighties and the threat of acid rain
Speaker 4: and not sure where it came from. No, And I'm
Speaker 4: not real curious, by the way, I don't know. It's
Speaker 4: a rhetorical thing. But the same thing about the Sahara shara.
Speaker 4: How do they I mean, I'm sure they know, but
Speaker 4: for the longest time where they're like, man, sure is
Speaker 4: dusty today?
Speaker 1: Hat right?
Speaker 5: We are in the dust bowl?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 4: Well, the dust bowl was that was an actual thing
Speaker 4: based off the land and stuff like that, and it
Speaker 4: was it was actually more west and north than it was.
Speaker 4: You're like here, think of like the Panhandle situation, yeah,
Speaker 4: and the vegetation whatever. But this do they pick up
Speaker 4: the sand and go hmm, that's tasty Egyptian I've seen
Speaker 4: that porn. But I don't know. I'm guessing, you know,
Speaker 4: scientists be to doing scientists things.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I'm sure this isn't the first time that
Speaker 1: this has happened. So like after the first couple, Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, we got to figure out, we gotta figure
Speaker 1: out where the hell all this dirt's coming from. And
Speaker 1: they're like, well, all over in Africa, they got this
Speaker 1: whole plot of land that's nothing but dirt, and saying,
Speaker 1: maybe that's where it's coming from. You know, you're probably right.
Speaker 6: Uh, And I don't know enough.
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm a closet weather nerd, but I don't
Speaker 4: know enough to understand the jet stream, this says, Saharan
Speaker 4: dust reaches American the Americans thousands of times.
Speaker 6: It's an annual occurrence, okay.
Speaker 4: Transports millions of tons of dust across the Atlantic Ocean,
Speaker 4: often occurring three to five days during the peak season,
Speaker 4: which is June to mid August. It's known as the
Speaker 4: Saharan air layer.
Speaker 1: Okay, how about that, though, I wonder how much of
Speaker 1: that gets, you know, lost in the ocean on the way. Okay,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, because like if none of
Speaker 1: it got lost, then we would have a buttload of
Speaker 1: dirt in the air, more so than what we're expecting anyway.
Speaker 1: But surely there's got to be some gets lost along
Speaker 1: the way. Not all of it stays floating in the air.
Speaker 4: On average, one hundred and thirty two million tons, million
Speaker 4: tons of Saharan dust fall directly into the Atlantic Ocean
Speaker 4: each year.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 4: That means out of the roughly one hundred and eighty
Speaker 4: two million tons of dust that leave the western coast
Speaker 4: of Africa, seventy two percent gets lost or deposited into
Speaker 4: the ocean.
Speaker 1: Okay, So that's how they get the beaches right. That
Speaker 1: and fish poop.
Speaker 6: I want to know how they measured.
Speaker 4: Will there ever be a time they're like, oh, they're
Speaker 4: out of sand, right, it's all blown away.
Speaker 6: We gotta we gotta deal with the wind. Too much
Speaker 6: wind is happening.
Speaker 1: Look at this place, it's so clean, not a speck
Speaker 1: of dust anywhere. I'm a curious person by nature. I
Speaker 1: like learning about things.
Speaker 4: I like going further than the answer to see what
Speaker 4: else played a part.
Speaker 1: I've never been like, huh, where's the sand going?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 6: How do how does sand get here?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 1: Things change as you get older, Gorbyn. In my whole life,
Speaker 1: I've never been that, right.
Speaker 4: I've never been to person that's like, okay, let's let's
Speaker 4: find out where sand comes from.
Speaker 1: You would think that like a lot of that. The sand,
Speaker 1: the dust that we would see would be more from
Speaker 1: like our own deserts, right, like the Mohammi or something
Speaker 1: like that. Just because it's it's it's here, right, I
Speaker 1: expected to travel all the way across the ocean and
Speaker 1: make its way to America.
Speaker 4: Yeah, nerd stuff has to do with the trade winds
Speaker 4: right moving across. Think of the movie Finding Nemo when
Speaker 4: they catch the turtles all the way to kind of
Speaker 4: like that. Okay, I am a nerd enough to know
Speaker 4: about like the Mississippi River and the amount of sediment
Speaker 4: that the Mississippi takes off the bottom every year, Like
Speaker 4: it's a crazy, crazy number. So that I guess that
Speaker 4: makes sense with wind too, when wind can do the
Speaker 4: same thing. Yeah, but that's not what I wanted to
Speaker 4: talk about. I just wanted to mention the sunrise. That's
Speaker 4: all I wanted to bring up. I didn't want to
Speaker 4: go nerding out too much.
Speaker 1: On you supposed to be different colors. It's more more
Speaker 1: purple than orange or what. It's just gonna glow more.
Speaker 1: It's gonna feel more Mars esque. Okay, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm talking about.
Speaker 4: It's a couple of nights ago there was that way
Speaker 4: you were like, dang the sun because it was kind
Speaker 4: of raining and cloudy. And then I think it was
Speaker 4: after a remote driving home and it was up in
Speaker 4: the sky and you're like, wow, that looks like a
Speaker 4: scene out of Revenge at the Sith or something, because.
Speaker 6: It was such a weird way to see all that.
Speaker 4: But yeah, So if you're gonna be nerded out about that,
Speaker 4: have you heard you hear about the plane crashing into
Speaker 4: the building in China?
Speaker 6: In China?
Speaker 4: Nope, So a single engine plane crashed into one hundred
Speaker 4: and nine story skyscraper. Wow, right, And there is footage
Speaker 4: of it online, but apparently it took a while for
Speaker 4: the government there to acknowledge it happened, and they keep
Speaker 4: scrubbing their version of Twitter or x or whatever on
Speaker 4: social media from people seeing it. And they they at
Speaker 4: first they thought it was a nothing burger, like it
Speaker 4: was a guy who was lost. But now they're saying,
Speaker 4: maybe it was a little more strategic. Strategic, which a
Speaker 4: single engine plane isn't Is it going to do damage?
Speaker 1: Sure?
Speaker 4: Yeah, but a single engine plane hit the World Trade
Speaker 4: Center at one point, if you remember, right, which I
Speaker 4: don't understand because this says that he took off from
Speaker 4: a local airport and then ten minutes later he crashed
Speaker 4: into the to the building, right, And you don't accidentally
Speaker 4: do that unless you're you know, looking for you drop
Speaker 4: your phone in the in the cockpit, right, you don't
Speaker 4: look up, and suddenly there's a one hundred and nine
Speaker 4: story building in front of you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you can kind of see that coming from from
Speaker 1: quite a distance, I imagine.
Speaker 4: Yes, there's a thing that happens when you're flying and
Speaker 4: ADC will tell you, like, hey, there's there's a whatever
Speaker 4: plane you know, one hundred and eight degrees whatever out
Speaker 4: your left side or whatever.
Speaker 1: They'll give you instruction, right.
Speaker 4: I don't remember exactly what they say, but they'll give
Speaker 4: you instruction to where a plane is.
Speaker 6: And you're like squinting because things are so small.
Speaker 4: Yeah, now they have things to make sure planes don't
Speaker 4: run into each other by if you're going one direction,
Speaker 4: your one altitude. If you're going another right, so stay
Speaker 4: in your lane type of thing. But still you want
Speaker 4: to know where they're at. Same thing with buildings, right,
Speaker 4: and you fly. I remember doing patterns out at Riverside
Speaker 4: Air Riverside Jones and when I was going to Spartan
Speaker 4: and you have to be cognizant of the Big City
Speaker 4: Plex tower.
Speaker 1: Yeah. By the way, when you fly over it, you
Speaker 1: can look down at the fountain. It looks like a penis.
Speaker 1: The building itself does the same thing. I noticed that.
Speaker 1: If you notice the fountain and the towers themselves many
Speaker 1: of each other, and they both look like wayners. It's weird.
Speaker 5: I really want to fly over it now.
Speaker 4: I mean when you fly into Tulsa you can see
Speaker 4: it too if you look for it.
Speaker 1: There's the Dong of Tulsa Dong Tulsa Vagina of Oklahoma City.
Speaker 4: Right, the ripping that up, it makes sense. It's not
Speaker 4: an efficient system.
Speaker 1: No, no, but there goes the giner dang man. No,
Speaker 1: that's one thing you look forward to. That's how like
Speaker 1: you know you're almost there. You're like, all right, we
Speaker 1: hit the Johana, but we're gonna be there in just
Speaker 1: a minute. Yeah. They need to. They gotta widen it.
Speaker 1: It's too crazy down there. Yeah, trying to get on
Speaker 1: thirty five man, the traffic man. I want you out
Speaker 1: with the traffic man, trying to merge. It's crazy. People
Speaker 1: just going so fast nowadays, me and my White new
Speaker 1: balances came. Can't deal with it. I'm not gonnadjust the cruise.
Speaker 1: Gotta go from fifty five to sixty this asshole.
Speaker 5: I mean.
Speaker 6: Not that I've said any of those things.
Speaker 4: All right, listen, we've got tickets to guns and Roses
Speaker 4: we're gonna giveaway. We've got best and worst the weekend.
Speaker 4: We've got our listeners are awesome and Jeff Hinsley's gonna
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Speaker 6: News quakies from The Big Man.
Speaker 8: Morning Show in nineties out of five AMoD Welsh teen
Speaker 8: admits defecating in public pool eighteen times, causing significant damage.
Speaker 8: A nineteen year old man from the UK has admitted
Speaker 8: deliberately defecating in a community swimming pool eighteen times over
Speaker 8: several months. The incidents at Newcastle Emmeline swimming Pool occurred
Speaker 8: between February second and May twenty first of this year,
Speaker 8: forcing repeated closures for cleaning and safety procedures. Staff reviewed
Speaker 8: hours of CCTV footage to identify the suspect, who fully
Speaker 8: admitted the offenses after being interviewed by police. The charity
Speaker 8: run pool reported significant financial losses from refunds, lost bookings,
Speaker 8: and reduced attendance. Our funds have been depleted by these
Speaker 8: incidentss and any donations or offers of financial help would
Speaker 8: be greatly appreciated. A pool spokesperson said, no further incidents
Speaker 8: have occurred since the individual was I identified.
Speaker 1: That's not a bet, No, No, that's just you being
Speaker 1: a dick, exactly. That's it.
Speaker 5: Congratulations, you're a dick.
Speaker 4: I mean, I guess it could be a bet, if
Speaker 4: you know, I bet you can't keep doing.
Speaker 1: This all right? Right? How many times you think I
Speaker 1: can pove in the pool and get away with it?
Speaker 1: That's an effort, man, I bet you it is more
Speaker 1: than twenty times. Okay, Yeah, yeah, I don't think I
Speaker 1: could do it, like just in general. Yeah, I don't
Speaker 1: want to get in details, but I don't think I
Speaker 1: for sure. No, No, I mean I'm sure it could,
Speaker 1: but i'd rather not.
Speaker 6: No, gross, that's true. In stage fright, don't even think
Speaker 6: that this is the only incident.
Speaker 4: Is I know our neighborhood pool has been closed at
Speaker 4: least two to three times a year because of Now
Speaker 4: really I'm assuming it's because of babies.
Speaker 1: That makes sense. They don't know any better, small children,
Speaker 1: They don't know any better. How old was this guy eight?
Speaker 5: Or he's nineteen?
Speaker 1: Yeah? He know better? Yeah, he knows better. Right, Hey, man,
Speaker 1: incontinence is a real loom officer.
Speaker 4: That's a different problem, right, yeah, yeah, if he has
Speaker 4: a medical condition that allows his inability to control his bowels, right,
Speaker 4: does that mean he shouldn't be allowed to go to
Speaker 4: the pool?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're still you.
Speaker 4: Can't because no, you can't listen, I'm with you. But also,
Speaker 4: you can't ban somebody from using the pool because of
Speaker 4: a medical diagnosis.
Speaker 8: Well, they say that if you're ill, or if you
Speaker 8: have had diarrhea within the last twenty four hours.
Speaker 1: You can't swim. Yeah, YouTube can just pocket all that.
Speaker 6: I'm just saying nobody that nobody.
Speaker 1: You might be the only person I've ever known that
Speaker 1: read the rules at the pool. They say you're supposed
Speaker 1: to shower for you jumping one. But exactly, I think
Speaker 1: it's you don't even really have to post on the
Speaker 1: rule board. I think it's just everybody knows, not the
Speaker 1: poop in the pool. I don't.
Speaker 6: I don't think people do clearly.
Speaker 1: This is just me. Officer pulls over driver who was
Speaker 1: completely drunk and naked. This comes out of Tacoma, Washington,
Speaker 1: where this this off duty officer was on his way
Speaker 1: home and he noticed that there was this car that
Speaker 1: was using the shoulder as like an actual driving lane.
Speaker 1: But he couldn't get a hold of the state police.
Speaker 1: So he's like, okay, fine, I'll go ahead and do
Speaker 1: it myself. Then, so he lights this car up. They
Speaker 1: eventually stop. When he gets up there, he's like, whoa, hey,
Speaker 1: this guy got no clothes on. Uh, And then he
Speaker 1: noticed that he was also wasted. That's when they did
Speaker 1: the little breath of lizer. He blew a point to
Speaker 1: one and they went ahead and took him in for
Speaker 1: the You.
Speaker 6: What are you doing?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: People that drive on the shoulder, I think are just
Speaker 4: that's a wild thing to do short of an emergency.
Speaker 4: Exactly short of an emergency, but you don't know if
Speaker 4: someone's about to pull.
Speaker 1: Over, right, that is wild to do. Hazards that are
Speaker 1: on the side on the shoulder right there. You spare
Speaker 1: tires or mufflers or whatever.
Speaker 6: I can't imagine anything.
Speaker 4: Is that much of an emergency that you need to
Speaker 4: drive on the shoulder in your Mazda.
Speaker 1: My guess is that this person was on a booty
Speaker 1: call and they're like, hurt, you need to get here now.
Speaker 1: So that's why they were driving naked and n't even
Speaker 1: get to that. I've never driven naked, no half naked,
Speaker 1: for sure. I just my my shorts, you know, no shirt,
Speaker 1: no no flip flops.
Speaker 4: Or crocks, So just shorts on. Okay, Yeah, I'm driven
Speaker 4: with no shirt on, lindsay.
Speaker 8: I've driven in a bathing suit, but no shirt on? Oh,
Speaker 8: a shirt on bathing suit?
Speaker 1: Have you ever driven with no shirt on?
Speaker 5: Sure?
Speaker 1: Bathing suit topet, no shirt, just completely nay, no coverage.
Speaker 1: She clearly we're not playing long all right.
Speaker 4: Man dies after being swept over waterfall in Yosemite National Park.
Speaker 4: Man is dead after he fell over a six hundred
Speaker 4: foot waterfall. The twenty two year old died last Saturday
Speaker 4: at Yosemite National Park, Nevada fall. A witness who is
Speaker 4: a former volunteer lifeguard, tells the News she saw the
Speaker 4: man get into the water upstream at the rushing waterfall.
Speaker 4: She jumped in to the water in an attempt to
Speaker 4: save him, and she nearly almost drowned. Another witness extended
Speaker 4: a walking stick into the water, which she was able
Speaker 4: to grab onto to avoid going over herself.
Speaker 6: The Sheriff's office.
Speaker 4: Identified the victim Monday and says the family was with
Speaker 4: him in the park.
Speaker 1: His body has been recovered from the water. Damn six
Speaker 1: hundred feet Huh.
Speaker 4: People think like they see those type of things and
Speaker 4: they're like, oh, I'm good.
Speaker 1: Water's so unpredictable, man. Yeah, And you don't know what's
Speaker 1: at the bottom of that, right, that's a six hundred
Speaker 1: foot fall. You think it's water, it's safe. Well, you
Speaker 1: don't feel like concrete when you hit exactly, and then
Speaker 1: you gotta worry about the rocks and trees and whatnots.
Speaker 4: And the churning underneath. Movies, man, they make you think
Speaker 4: you can jump off a waterfall and.
Speaker 1: Live right, or just paddle backwards. Right.
Speaker 4: People don't realize the amount of energy that is near
Speaker 4: the edge of a waterfall pulling it over.
Speaker 6: Yeah, wild man, I know.
Speaker 4: Down at Flint Creek they have a spillway. It's not
Speaker 4: really a waterfall, but it's like a spillway, and underneath
Speaker 4: that there's a ton of energy and you can drown there. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and that's just a spillway. It's like maybe maybe six feet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you imagine a six hundred foot waterfall. No, No, well,
Speaker 1: I blame I blame. I blame daredevils and movies, right,
Speaker 1: because he used to show him they'd get in the
Speaker 1: barrel and go over the Niagara Falls. Yeah, right, and
Speaker 1: some of them would survive, most of them would not.
Speaker 1: Who do you think the last person to go over
Speaker 1: Niagara Falls and a barrel was? Oh, like, I don't
Speaker 1: know the name, I'll just call him Tom. Sure. Yeah,
Speaker 1: a year, I would say, probably like nineteen forty six. No,
Speaker 1: it's got to be sooner than that, right.
Speaker 8: In the late sixties, almost, say nineteen eighty three.
Speaker 1: Yeah, sixties and eighties.
Speaker 6: We we got nineteen eighty nine.
Speaker 4: So the first tempt uh was a school teacher in
Speaker 4: nineteen oh one. She went over the falls in an
Speaker 4: oak barrel as part of a stunt to attempt to
Speaker 4: bring her financial security. Then there have been plenty of
Speaker 4: daredevil attempts. Hall of Fame baseballer player Ed Dellardi. He
Speaker 4: died after accidentally going over the falls while intoxicated.
Speaker 2: Look fuck.
Speaker 4: Daredevil William red Hill and fifty one died. They've issued
Speaker 4: obviously saying it's completely illegal to do. There's many fines
Speaker 4: up to twenty five thousand dollars. The American Falls were
Speaker 4: diverted in sixty nine. Two bodies were found. Oh no, kidding,
Speaker 4: because they didn't even know who these people, like, there
Speaker 4: was anybody in there.
Speaker 6: You got you crazy man?
Speaker 1: Yeah on all that. You ever been around a waterfall
Speaker 1: that large?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: No, I want to say I've been to this one,
Speaker 1: the Nevada Falls, because we used to go to Yosemite
Speaker 1: ask kids a lot, and we'd go camping out there.
Speaker 1: But I can't.
Speaker 4: So there's a I went to Colorada Springs last year
Speaker 4: with my mom, and there's a thing called the Seven Falls, okay,
Speaker 4: and it's owned by like a resort. I think it's
Speaker 4: called the Broad Moor or something like that. Seven Falls,
Speaker 4: and it is. It's a giant waterfall, but it hits
Speaker 4: seven tiers on the way. It's insane. The energy on it.
Speaker 4: You get to walk up right, And I went ahead
Speaker 4: and walked all the way up. It took forever and
Speaker 4: you but you walk on a staircase right next to
Speaker 4: the waterfall and you feel the energy in the wind
Speaker 4: and all that. And that's not even close to Niagara Falls. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm looking at pictures. Those steps look pretty steep. I'm
Speaker 4: good on that. Yeah, but the waterfall, the steps, all right,
Speaker 4: I forget the waterfall.
Speaker 1: I'm not going down the steps. All right. We got
Speaker 1: to take a break. We'll be back. Morning, Lindsay, Good
Speaker 1: morning Corbyn.
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Speaker 1: radio time for best and worst of the weekend.
Speaker 4: What's the best thing that happened to you this weekend
Speaker 4: and the worst thing that happened to you this weekend,
Speaker 4: bmm mass and whatever that is to eight two, nine,
Speaker 4: four five? What's the best and what's the worst? Lindsay,
Speaker 4: what's the best and worst of your weekend?
Speaker 8: Well, my weekend was a bit longer. It started on Thursday.
Speaker 8: It was my anniversary seventeen years married to my husband, Kevin,
Speaker 8: and he surprised me with an airbnb at Lake Fort
Speaker 8: Gibson where we keep our boats, and it was the
Speaker 8: best and worst. We got there early on Thursday and
Speaker 8: the airbnb was beautiful and we decided we were going
Speaker 8: to spend the day at the airbnb and getting everything situated.
Speaker 8: And on Thursday evening, you know, a storm rolled through
Speaker 8: and in our airbnb, we had a big picture window.
Speaker 8: So we're sitting on the couch watching the storm and
Speaker 8: all of a sudden, I mean, it was just we
Speaker 8: expected to just heavy showers, right Well, all of a
Speaker 8: sudden the wind shifted and Kevin said we better get
Speaker 8: away from this window, and it was just massive and
Speaker 8: about i'd say anywhere from seven to ten minutes later,
Speaker 8: we hear emergency sirens and he's like, the rain dies down,
Speaker 8: and he says, let's go drive down to the marina
Speaker 8: and check on our.
Speaker 6: Boat with the sirens running.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean the rain.
Speaker 8: Had died down, and we knew that it wasn't like no,
Speaker 8: it was emergency crew sirens, trucks. So we drive down
Speaker 8: there and sure enough there are emergency crews there because
Speaker 8: at Whitehorn Cove where we keep our boat. I know,
Speaker 8: there was a lot of people on Facebook saying, oh
Speaker 8: my gosh, the marina is gone. It blew away, and
Speaker 8: no it did not. But if you're looking from the shore,
Speaker 8: you see where the marina is in bar and then
Speaker 8: there is a a ramp, a dock ramp to get
Speaker 8: to everything, and on to the left of the dock
Speaker 8: ramp there are bathrooms, and the bathrooms and dock ramp
Speaker 8: itself detached. So emergency crews had to come and rescue
Speaker 8: seventeen people that were on inside the bar and restaurant
Speaker 8: at the marina. The wind came and busted out a
Speaker 8: window inside the bar and inside the restaurant, and so
Speaker 8: those people needed to be rescued.
Speaker 5: They were able to get the.
Speaker 8: Bathrooms back and the dock ramp back and attach them
Speaker 8: the next day and all those people ended up getting rescued.
Speaker 8: So kudos to their their fire department their local fire
Speaker 8: department down there in Wagner.
Speaker 5: And at white Horn Cove. I mean amazing that crew,
Speaker 5: but very scary.
Speaker 8: Our slip down there normally faces north and it now
Speaker 8: faces west above our boat. It is now the only
Speaker 8: with the sun roof because the wind tore the roof
Speaker 8: right off above our boat, and there was a locker
Speaker 8: in front of our boat that had the wind blown
Speaker 8: it right over. Luckily, no damage was done to our boat.
Speaker 8: There was lots of debris inside, so we spent about
Speaker 8: two and a half hours on Friday just cleaning out
Speaker 8: our boat. There was a bird's nest inside.
Speaker 6: This feels like luck like this is good news that
Speaker 6: nothing happened to you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, absolutely, yeah for sure. For sure.
Speaker 8: Lots of screws from the roof we found inside, but yeah,
Speaker 8: no damage to it, just cleaning it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that sounds like great news.
Speaker 5: Yeah for sure. But yeah it's they got a lot
Speaker 5: of work to do.
Speaker 8: Their gas doc had seen some damage, so they're going
Speaker 8: to be repairing for a while on there.
Speaker 4: Besting works the weekend. What's the best thing that happened
Speaker 4: this weekend? And the worst thing that happened this weekend?
Speaker 4: Bmmmss and whatever that is to eight two, nine, four five.
Speaker 4: Give me what's the best and what's the worst?
Speaker 1: Oh, I guess the best was definitely a Rock the
Speaker 1: River festival down at Spirow Hot Campgrounds over the weekend.
Speaker 1: We got down there late Friday nights because we had
Speaker 1: the cleats and cold ones there, so, uh, Friday night
Speaker 1: we just kind of hung out, you know, went and
Speaker 1: washed a little bit of the shovels and basically just
Speaker 1: partied that Friday night, you know, passed out, woke up early.
Speaker 1: I got up at like five thirty Saturday morning, right
Speaker 1: and started drinking at five thirty in the morning and
Speaker 1: didn't stop all day long. Ended up falling asleep and
Speaker 1: the hammock woke up Sunday morning between two trees, which
Speaker 1: was pretty awesome. You know, it was great weather for it.
Speaker 6: Like, what time do you think you fell asleep?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 6: I don't know why? One two pm?
Speaker 1: Am? Oh okay, yeah, we said he started at five thirty.
Speaker 1: I didn't get that, okay, yeah, no, no, no, we
Speaker 1: just we just hung out all day, you know, and
Speaker 1: grilled some foods. And the worst part of it is
Speaker 1: we didn't get to float like we wanted to because
Speaker 1: the river was just moving way too fast for anybody,
Speaker 1: so they called the floats off. All right, well, I
Speaker 1: guess we'll just sit here and hang out, which is
Speaker 1: exactly what we did, you know, and just really just
Speaker 1: enjoyed the entire weekend. It was a pretty awesome time.
Speaker 1: I did some stuff outside on on Sunday, and I
Speaker 1: think you were probably gone by them, but I was like,
Speaker 1: this is hot. Yeah. We we got up early, you know.
Speaker 1: I peeled myself out of the hammock. Oh I don't know,
Speaker 1: like nine o'clock or something like that, and we gathered
Speaker 1: up all our stuff and then and headed on back
Speaker 1: to town. And that that my friend. As soon as
Speaker 1: I unloaded the car, laid down on the couch and
Speaker 1: that is where I stayed all day Sunday, like literally
Speaker 1: just slept. I woke up long enough make some dinner,
Speaker 1: eat that, and then laid back down, was watching TV,
Speaker 1: passed out on the couch again, and I was like
Speaker 1: I woke up, but like I was like eight something.
Speaker 1: I was like, okay, I should I should probably be
Speaker 1: going to my bed right, Go back to bed, Go
Speaker 1: back to bed. And that's where I That's where I
Speaker 1: ended my day.
Speaker 4: Good time, best and worst of the weekend. What's the
Speaker 4: best thing that happened this weekend? And the worst thing
Speaker 4: that happened this weekend? BMMS and whatever that is to eight, two, nine,
Speaker 4: four or five.
Speaker 6: Best of the weekend?
Speaker 1: Uh? For me, I finished the third book of the
Speaker 1: Dungeon Crawler Carl series, So pretty excited about that. It's
Speaker 1: like five hundred and twelve pages or something. So is
Speaker 1: there anymore? Is that the last? Oh? No, there's six
Speaker 1: more books? Really? Oh yeah, so you're on to number four.
Speaker 6: I already started the fourth time. Yeah.
Speaker 4: And then, uh, the worst part was I was moving
Speaker 4: some stuff around in my garage and I didn't see
Speaker 4: the end of fake Christmas tree sticking out the metal
Speaker 4: poll and it ripped part of the skin off my shin.
Speaker 1: Oh no, and it hurt. Wait fine, right, I was like, eh, right.
Speaker 1: And then because I actually forgot about it, and then
Speaker 1: I was showering and looked down and there was red
Speaker 1: and I was like, because it was still bleeding, sock
Speaker 1: was all red. That sucks. Yeah, Peter Griffin moment.
Speaker 4: I mean, the blood in the shower is more of
Speaker 4: a concern to me than you shouldn't be bleeding that long. No, No,
Speaker 4: best and worst of the weekend. What's the best thing
Speaker 4: that happened to you this weekend and the worst thing
Speaker 4: that happened to you this weekend. Best of the weekend
Speaker 4: went to my niece's wedding. Worst cut my own hair.
Speaker 4: Now I'm some burnt on my head? Colors too much,
Speaker 4: did you?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 4: Let's see best and worst of the weekend. Best Rush
Speaker 4: got to introduce my daughter to the joys of Rush. Worst,
Speaker 4: the show and the weekend are over. Ps anaka Nals
Speaker 4: is a badass. That's the female drummer.
Speaker 1: She's no Neil Peart. She is not Peart, but pretty good.
Speaker 4: Best of the weekend going with my old lady to
Speaker 4: the Pottawatamee Family Reunion Festival and experiencing her native culture.
Speaker 4: Worst of the weekend all the bug bites from the
Speaker 4: camping at the festival.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 4: Bug bugs will quickly get me to not be a
Speaker 4: part of something fast.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I'm surprised I didn't wake up eight to
Speaker 1: f you know, because I fell asleep in the hammock outside.
Speaker 4: We go to the beach, right if we go down
Speaker 4: to golf shores or whatever, and I love it, but
Speaker 4: I can't walk in the sand because the little sand
Speaker 4: mites or whatever they love me, and it drives me crazy.
Speaker 4: And then I get in bed and I feel like
Speaker 4: they're still on me. Best and worst of the weekend.
Speaker 4: The best and worst of the weekend. My wife helped
Speaker 4: me get on our laptop to look for a job.
Speaker 4: Worst of the weekend, asking Ai to lie for me.
Speaker 4: I have not had a job in twenty five years.
Speaker 4: I'm a stay at home dad needing help to get
Speaker 4: out there and get paid. Man, I'd love to help you.
Speaker 1: Huh.
Speaker 4: I know people are hiring. What are you willing to do?
Speaker 4: And don't say anything.
Speaker 1: Right because we know that's a lie.
Speaker 4: Yes, there's always something you won't do. Best celebrated my
Speaker 4: son's first birthday. Worst didn't get much sleep over the weekend.
Speaker 4: M somebody said the marine cabling to prevent it from FLOIDA.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I love four blucks Mere. Okay, yeah, Well.
Speaker 4: In the only place I got damage this weekend. There's
Speaker 4: a couple of places. We got home Friday and I
Speaker 4: saw those. There's a natire hidden towards us, and I
Speaker 4: was like, oh, this is great.
Speaker 1: Right when I get home all that, but it totally
Speaker 1: dissipated before I got here, but nice. It happened all
Speaker 1: around and was not exclusive to that area. As the
Speaker 1: weather is around here. Best rock the river, worst rock
Speaker 1: the river. It sucked this year. Sorry, not sorry again,
Speaker 1: you go to those things.
Speaker 4: It's also about the culture of it, right, hanging out
Speaker 4: with your friends, being outside, being on the river. Lucky
Speaker 4: it wasn't flooded, right, could be way worse. It could
Speaker 4: have been way worse. Uh, all right, we gotta take
Speaker 4: a break. We got tickets to give away to see
Speaker 4: guns N' Roses. Guns n' Roses going to be over
Speaker 4: at the thunder Ridge Nature Arena in Ridgedale, Missouri, on
Speaker 4: September twelfth.
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Speaker 4: is Brian?
Speaker 6: Hey, Brian, how are you?
Speaker 9: Yeah? How you doing?
Speaker 1: Good man?
Speaker 6: Brian?
Speaker 4: Uh says you're You're forty years old, married seven years.
Speaker 4: How did you meet your wife?
Speaker 9: We met online on plenty of fish dot com.
Speaker 1: Okay, and uh was that your your first cast?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Yeah. I was trying to get my life together back
Speaker 9: then and I wanted to be ready to start dating.
Speaker 9: And I finally got my life together and started dating,
Speaker 9: and that was my first step. I really went actively
Speaker 9: going out to bars and drinking and doing all the
Speaker 9: crazy stuff.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 9: I worked a lot, and I just wanted to see
Speaker 9: what was out there and I found I thought it
Speaker 9: was a very beautiful woman online and she messages me
Speaker 9: and we went from there and turned into a wonderful
Speaker 9: wife with two kids, a business, and we're just taking
Speaker 9: it day by day having a great time, you know,
Speaker 9: living life, being parents, being married, running the business.
Speaker 1: What was it like? What was that first day? Where
Speaker 1: did you take her for your first date?
Speaker 9: We went to a Blue Turtle tavern. Her cousin actually
Speaker 9: owns that and she felt safe there, you know, with
Speaker 9: her cousin. So when we met the first time, being online.
Speaker 9: I guess, you know, we've met there and we've talked
Speaker 9: and met for the first time in person, and since
Speaker 9: then they just took off we inseparatebol you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that makes sense, go to a place that she's
Speaker 4: tried to put her a little at ease.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, definitely. I wanted to, you know, I wanted
Speaker 9: to be right, I don't I don't want her to
Speaker 9: be scared, and so I mean we just did the
Speaker 9: way she wanted to do and it turned out great.
Speaker 9: I mean, she's tashous and that's what I love about her.
Speaker 6: That's awesome.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 4: It says here that you own Weber's root Beer with
Speaker 4: your wife. How long have you owned it?
Speaker 9: About five years now?
Speaker 6: And how did you.
Speaker 1: Get the opportunity to purchase it five years ago?
Speaker 9: Well, it was we were right around behind COVID was
Speaker 9: going on. We were building a house, and she was
Speaker 9: working for her dad full time, and she was more
Speaker 9: like the manager of the place. You know, she's been
Speaker 9: her whole wife, so she knows what she's doing up there,
Speaker 9: and she's kind of a manager, just making sure everything
Speaker 9: was running great for her parents.
Speaker 1: And we had.
Speaker 9: One day her dad decided that he was just gonna
Speaker 9: I'm going to retire and sell the billy. I want
Speaker 9: to give you the opportunity to buy it from me,
Speaker 9: and we'll give it to you a fair deal for
Speaker 9: market value the property, and it'll be come with everything
Speaker 9: in it, and we just pay him for the next
Speaker 9: thirteen point three three years a certain amount of money.
Speaker 9: It has no interest. And you know, I was just like, man,
Speaker 9: that's that's a lot of work. I really I don't
Speaker 9: know about it, but I just wanted to be my
Speaker 9: mom and boss got tired of being told what to
Speaker 9: do by other people, and so we decided just to
Speaker 9: take it on. And it was very hard first couple
Speaker 9: of years trying to figure everything out. We never really
Speaker 9: ran a restaurant. I mean it there's a lot involved.
Speaker 9: And we're just now starting to get it on through
Speaker 9: control mode where everything's starting to everything's easier for us
Speaker 9: and all. I'm taking the family life a little better.
Speaker 9: We had a new more baby when we took over,
Speaker 9: so that was even harder.
Speaker 4: I mean, taking on a business is one thing. Taking
Speaker 4: on a legendary business in the community is a whole other.
Speaker 4: What did you underestimate about running a business?
Speaker 9: What I underestimated about running the business was the customers.
Speaker 9: The customers that we have are the most amazing people.
Speaker 9: Everybody loves us, and they come in there and they
Speaker 9: love to talk to us, and everybody just has an
Speaker 9: amazing story. And my wife keeps me away from the
Speaker 9: windows because I like to talk, and I will be
Speaker 9: slowing up the whole line or whatever because I'm talking
Speaker 9: to one customer.
Speaker 1: You know, this is me.
Speaker 9: I love to talk to people. And our customers are
Speaker 9: just awesome, every single one of them. We have guys
Speaker 9: that come in there every single day that they come
Speaker 9: in there every single day for the last thirty forty years.
Speaker 9: I mean, we just it's a whole other culture, you know.
Speaker 9: And uh but a lot of other things though I
Speaker 9: had estimated, was being able to remember stuff because I
Speaker 9: made EHD and to remember to keep everything stuck and
Speaker 9: everything coming when I needed to be there, you know,
Speaker 9: like the bread and the meat, every little thing down,
Speaker 9: the salt packets and stalls and everything else. Like I'm
Speaker 9: constantly just out crabb and running out of this run
Speaker 9: out of this run out that. So I got to
Speaker 9: prioritize things like that. I got to stop what I'm
Speaker 9: doing and I gotta make orders, and it's just it's
Speaker 9: hard to keep up with all of it, but we
Speaker 9: do it. I mean, it's it's getting easier and easier
Speaker 9: for figuring it out. But the main thing is to
Speaker 9: keep the quality the same. You want to keep the
Speaker 9: group beer, everything the same exactly it was for And
Speaker 9: the only thing we've done we added a few next
Speaker 9: extra items like some Pride items like fried pickles, potato
Speaker 9: fries and a few other things that we have fresh
Speaker 9: cut French fries, we have homemade onion rings that we
Speaker 9: do every single day fresh, and all the meats fresh.
Speaker 9: We get it daily from Tulsa Beef here Tulsa. But
Speaker 9: when you come to Weathers, you got one of the
Speaker 9: owners on the grill. No matter what time of day
Speaker 9: you come in, any day of the week, Me and
Speaker 9: my wife will be there on the grill making sure
Speaker 9: that your food is got passion behind it. We care
Speaker 9: about it like when we cook it. We make sure
Speaker 9: we do our best and keep it consistently the same.
Speaker 9: And if it's not right, and we'll just completely throw
Speaker 9: it away and remake it for you, you know. And
Speaker 9: if we've got a problem and I messed up, which
Speaker 9: we do a lot. I'm not going to say we don't.
Speaker 9: I don't have a problem fixing it. Bring it back
Speaker 9: to me. A lot of people like to wait a
Speaker 9: week or two and tell us, you know, which is fine.
Speaker 9: I guess I have to go back and look on
Speaker 9: the cameras and the register and make sure they are
Speaker 9: actually a custom or. But I'm not. I'm not going
Speaker 9: to tell you no, I messed up your burger a
Speaker 9: week ago. I'm gonna figure it out. If you're worthy there,
Speaker 9: I'm gonna take care of you. So it's just a
Speaker 9: lot of customer service involved things to try to keep
Speaker 9: everybody happy, and it's hard. Sure, I don't want to
Speaker 9: be happy. A lot of the times, you know, they
Speaker 9: want to come in there and throw a tantrum like
Speaker 9: a five year old, and I'm sitting there offering them, hey,
Speaker 9: I'm going to remake it for you. I'm going to
Speaker 9: give you a refund for it, and I want to
Speaker 9: make you happy. But they're like, oh no, I want that.
Speaker 9: I'm never coming back here again, and then get stormed
Speaker 9: out and they can see it in front of people.
Speaker 1: Child is right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's when you have a business man, you've got
Speaker 4: to deal with people, and that's that's not easy, it
Speaker 4: says here you also occasionally have to deal with homeless
Speaker 4: people in that area where Weber's is. What's one of
Speaker 4: the memories that sticks out in your brain? Or are
Speaker 4: is situations that you remember quite easily about dealing with
Speaker 4: some homeless people in that area.
Speaker 9: Well, one of them was that you had a guy
Speaker 9: coming in and started like kneeling down next to a
Speaker 9: customer's car right there on the front window there, and
Speaker 9: he was watching them. This guy was just kneeled down
Speaker 9: next to the guy's tires, staring at it intensely, just
Speaker 9: looking at the love nets like he was about to
Speaker 9: make up to him. I mean, it was really strange.
Speaker 9: And this guy went out there to start cussing him off.
Speaker 9: He went off, got crazy. I'm getting all away from
Speaker 9: my car, you know. I'm sitting here watching this guy
Speaker 9: and I've seen him previously, and he has a machete
Speaker 9: on his tip. And this guy stands up and turns
Speaker 9: around and he has a machete in his hand. This
Speaker 9: guy is a customer walks up behind him and I
Speaker 9: was about to put his hand on his shoulder, and
Speaker 9: I ran out there and stopped him and I grabbed
Speaker 9: him and pulled him back inside and locked the door,
Speaker 9: and his bumb turned around APACHHETI in his hand. I said, Man,
Speaker 9: leave these guys along. It's you have insurance on your car.
Speaker 9: Your family needs you to come home at night. Don't
Speaker 9: mess with them. Just let them be. If they pop
Speaker 9: or tire. Hell, I'll even pay for it, just to
Speaker 9: keep the stafe. But you know, they went out there
Speaker 9: acting crazy and I had to go out there and
Speaker 9: snatch him up because he's about to get his head
Speaker 9: blacked off. This guy was a side the path with
Speaker 9: the machete, and that's all the main ones for me, really.
Speaker 4: I mean, machete is not something when you took over
Speaker 4: the job, you were like, you know what, I'm pretty
Speaker 4: sure that I'll never have to deal with a machete.
Speaker 6: That probably wasn't something that hit your your radar.
Speaker 7: Did it.
Speaker 9: With the bums, because I've been around previously with my
Speaker 9: wife and my son that was born at the time
Speaker 9: that he pretty much grew up in Weber's before we
Speaker 9: took it over.
Speaker 1: He had.
Speaker 9: A little placement in there, and whenever COVID hit with
Speaker 9: the lobby got shut down and we had to do
Speaker 9: takeout orders only, and that was his play area up there,
Speaker 9: you know, And so I was like, okay, and I'm
Speaker 9: dealing with the bums and having my kids up there.
Speaker 9: It's hard, like I want to keep them safe, and
Speaker 9: you just never know what's going to happen. Guys show
Speaker 9: up and the lobby with knives, machetes, acting crazy, throwing stuff.
Speaker 9: But yeah, it gets pretty intensive sometimes and it's hard
Speaker 9: to cheap Folco all of it because it's just they
Speaker 9: come out of nowhere, you know, and it is everything's
Speaker 9: cool all of a sudden, kind of bumming there acting crazy.
Speaker 1: What about the menu?
Speaker 4: Give me something like you've been messing with, like a
Speaker 4: secret burger you've been trying to put together.
Speaker 6: Do you get to experiment on stuff like that?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm a statuado heart. I love to eat. I'm
Speaker 9: six three two and seventy pounds. I've had like gall
Speaker 9: bladder removed, which is allowing me to eat and not
Speaker 9: getting weight right now. So I'm eating. I probably eat
Speaker 9: five six burgers a day, a half pounders at least,
Speaker 9: just when you work all day long and you're busy,
Speaker 9: you know, I got a sneaker burger in here, and there,
Speaker 9: but my favorite ones that I've been kind of working on.
Speaker 9: It's kind of been like a Western bacon cheeseburger type
Speaker 9: deal with cheddar, barbecue sauce and the bacon and the
Speaker 9: onion ring on it and everything. Yeah, it is very
Speaker 9: very good. And this is one of my personal favorites.
Speaker 9: I might that out one day, but uh, my favorite
Speaker 9: one right now is our Okie Burger, which I came
Speaker 9: up with a while back seeing everybody who was looking
Speaker 9: for a place to find an Okie Burger and I
Speaker 9: there's just a few places I had sided to find. Hey,
Speaker 9: I'm going to make my own version of it, and
Speaker 9: it turned out to be a really big hit. We
Speaker 9: sell a lot of them, and we're actually on this
Speaker 9: Burger Burger or Onion Burger trail right now. There's a
Speaker 9: little deal where it has all the locations and all
Speaker 9: the restaurants participating with the Oakie Union Burgers, and you
Speaker 9: go to each one you can get a sticker and whatnot,
Speaker 9: and we're one of the lit on the list there.
Speaker 9: That turned out to be a really good decision on
Speaker 9: that burger because we make I mean, we sell a
Speaker 9: lot of them. It's competing with our quarter pound cheeseburger,
Speaker 9: which is our number one seller, And it's this neck
Speaker 9: and neck with them. And I feel like if I
Speaker 9: came out with this other burger, I think that'd be
Speaker 9: right up there with them too. It's just the time.
Speaker 9: I got so much going on. I got a list
Speaker 9: of stuff to do with millions of miles long, you know.
Speaker 9: And that's the least of our poority list right now.
Speaker 9: So remember, I get time on wheelball that kind of
Speaker 9: thing out.
Speaker 1: Oh, that'll be awesome. Let me.
Speaker 4: I want to ask you about this. It says you
Speaker 4: got knocked out by a count. Now, were you procuring
Speaker 4: meats to make burgers? Or was this before you owned
Speaker 4: a Webers?
Speaker 9: Oh this is way before then, before I even knew
Speaker 9: what Webers was. But I feel like this cow had
Speaker 9: an evening in his mind that he knew one day
Speaker 9: I was going to be cooking him on a grill
Speaker 9: or something like that.
Speaker 1: You know, I was.
Speaker 9: We were out there drinking, you know, I was a teenager.
Speaker 9: I was probably like sixteen years old, just having a
Speaker 9: few drinks, doing stupid teenager stuff, you know. And we're
Speaker 9: over here, we build a bonfire by the pond. Before dark.
Speaker 9: This cow was over here by the fence, and there
Speaker 9: was a whole one he looked he was trying to
Speaker 9: get out. So I went over there, and I was
Speaker 9: kind of drunk, and I scared the crap out of it,
Speaker 9: and it tried to jump over the fence, and somehow
Speaker 9: it was all four of its legs got between the
Speaker 9: top two wires and it slipped over and got hung up.
Speaker 9: I was like, oh crap, So I ran and grabbed
Speaker 9: some wirecutters. I wanted to go cut it and get
Speaker 9: it out. As soon as I cut the wires as
Speaker 9: instantly that hit me right in the head and knocking
Speaker 9: me out cold.
Speaker 6: Did you then kill the cow and eat it?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 9: No, We let that one go. I didn't want to
Speaker 9: mess with him no more. He had he had a
Speaker 9: grudge against me already.
Speaker 4: Right, what about the it says here you had a
Speaker 4: situation when you were flying with your dad.
Speaker 6: Now, are you guys in a commercial airline or do what.
Speaker 1: Do you fly? Yeah?
Speaker 9: Yeah, oh he was. He doesn't fly anym or due
Speaker 9: to a couple of strokes he's had. But we actually
Speaker 9: lived on an airport community north of Tulsa, and my
Speaker 9: dad lives across the runway from me. On the runway.
Speaker 9: He has the hanger with the airplanes and stuff, and
Speaker 9: we actually have an airplane over there that he is
Speaker 9: giving me because he can't fly no more. And me
Speaker 9: and him actually kind of built it together. And I
Speaker 9: just have to get my hours and go fly with
Speaker 9: an instructor and all have my license. But the planes
Speaker 9: that we were flying were personal. There were a small
Speaker 9: tail dragger called it the Caflon, and they were aerobatic,
Speaker 9: and uh, we used to go flying after school every day.
Speaker 9: My dad had come pick me up and we go fly,
Speaker 9: like every day. That's what he loved to do, and
Speaker 9: I love to go with him. And we went flying
Speaker 9: and we go to post. Oh sorry, go ahead, No,
Speaker 9: that's right.
Speaker 1: I was just what was the situation that happened while
Speaker 1: you guys were flying?
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's all I was gonna say. I was, Hey,
Speaker 9: we put the Pogue Airport and landed and got fuel,
Speaker 9: which was a normal thing for us because they always
Speaker 9: had the cheaper fuel out there in Sandsprings for some reason,
Speaker 9: and we go that went there all the time, and
Speaker 9: I guess they had a new guy out there on
Speaker 9: the ram filling up planes. And we went and got
Speaker 9: fuel and went inside and got a candy bar and
Speaker 9: a drink, and we came back out and we took off,
Speaker 9: and my dad's crazy. I mean, he loves the aerobatics,
Speaker 9: so so if he wouldn't even give me a warning,
Speaker 9: we'd just be taken off and all of a sudden,
Speaker 9: we're upside down. We're inverted, you know, doing the roles
Speaker 9: or whatever. And that's one thing he did, and we
Speaker 9: feel we got up high and up. He flipped it
Speaker 9: over and fueled started running down the fuselage and we're
Speaker 9: about to pass out from the fumes and he's yelling
Speaker 9: at me. Helped me hold this door open. We're about
Speaker 9: to pass out and I need air in here, like
Speaker 9: and so we were holding the door open and we
Speaker 9: had to make an emergency landing, and it was just
Speaker 9: it was crazy.
Speaker 3: I mean.
Speaker 9: Things like that. I guess the guy crossed threaded the
Speaker 9: gas cabinet and put it on correctly, and soon we
Speaker 9: went upside down and just started pouring fuel down the
Speaker 9: fuselage and it's covered the windows and the doors, and
Speaker 9: he got pretty intense there.
Speaker 1: For a minute.
Speaker 4: Right, if I had a dime for every time someone's
Speaker 4: crossed the thread my fuel cap and fuels ran down
Speaker 4: my fuselage, you.
Speaker 1: Know, dude. Oh yeah, it's cool to talk to you, man.
Speaker 1: I appreciate you taking the time. We love Weber's. I've
Speaker 1: been there a bunch. I know, Gimbey's been there a bunch,
Speaker 1: and the root beer is always famous and people should
Speaker 1: go down there on Peoria and try it out. And
Speaker 1: good luck with everything. Man, I appreciate you taking the
Speaker 1: time to talk to.
Speaker 9: Us, not a bubb And one thing I do want
Speaker 9: to say about our root beer is that we actually
Speaker 9: make it here, source all the ingredients. It's all homemade
Speaker 9: from scratch, buy me personally. And one thing that bothers
Speaker 9: me a lot about the restaurants that say they make
Speaker 9: their own root here is they don't. They buy the concentrate,
Speaker 9: which is a commercial brand, and they mix the sugar
Speaker 9: and water. We actually make it here. This is still
Speaker 9: the same exact recipe ninety over one hundred and thirty
Speaker 9: years ago. Is let me agin, but it's still the
Speaker 9: same recipe and it's still made by me, the owner
Speaker 9: of weapons. Still homemade. So I just wanted to put
Speaker 9: that out there. And a lot of people say that
Speaker 9: we don't make our own root here or whatever's commercial,
Speaker 9: it's not. It's homemade.
Speaker 6: One of the things we love about it. Man, thank
Speaker 6: you so much for taking the time.
Speaker 9: Oh, thank you, guys. Appreciated.
Speaker 4: All right, buddy, we'll see you later. That's our listeners
Speaker 4: are awesome. We're going to take a break and we'll
Speaker 4: be back. I like I like music festivals.
Speaker 1: You guys like music festival? Oh no, it's the worst
Speaker 1: thing ever.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 6: It tend to be a good time, right.
Speaker 1: They tend to be filled with excitement. And you do
Speaker 1: all you can to plan to be a part of
Speaker 1: the music festival.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 4: Don't let anything get in the way, right, I kind
Speaker 4: of keep your calendar clear. Some people book about nine
Speaker 4: months out. They plan that, right, buy their tickets.
Speaker 1: Start buying their outfits, right, whatever.
Speaker 6: And though I've never been to one, I know that
Speaker 6: festivals are just the same, right.
Speaker 4: And there was a festival in Michigan called the Electric
Speaker 4: Forest Festival, and they found a dead newborn in a
Speaker 4: porta potty there.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, I mean you can't let anything in
Speaker 1: the way, No, not even birth. Apparently an employee of
Speaker 1: the restroom vending company found.
Speaker 4: It when they were doing the routine maintenance. I'll let
Speaker 4: you put those people together. It's a four day music
Speaker 4: festival that is sold out every year. It's unknown the
Speaker 4: age of the newborn. They don't really have any leads
Speaker 4: or clues or anything like that because I don't know.
Speaker 4: You can't go check the film, right. They don't have
Speaker 4: a lot of security cameras out there. You're going to
Speaker 4: rely on the person who come forward, right, or someone
Speaker 4: to go where'd you lose all that weight?
Speaker 1: Right? Or why do you need medical attention?
Speaker 5: What if they didn't know they were pregnant.
Speaker 1: I know people say this is a thing.
Speaker 9: I know.
Speaker 1: I just have a hard time getting my head there.
Speaker 1: But I also don't have ovaries and don't go through period,
Speaker 1: so contrary to popular belief, right, I know it happened.
Speaker 6: We know what happens, right.
Speaker 1: But I feel like, you know the difference between a
Speaker 1: mass of so then then a baby coming out maybe so,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I've never given birth though, like Corbyn.
Speaker 5: And I too feel like it is impossible. But I've
Speaker 5: seen it. I didn't know I was. It was a show.
Speaker 8: I don't know if it's still on, but there have
Speaker 8: been and they go into the hospital and they don't
Speaker 8: look pregnant and they have and they say to have
Speaker 8: normal periods and there was never a sign, and then
Speaker 8: they come out of the hospital with a newborn baby.
Speaker 8: So maybe they did go in with into that porta
Speaker 8: potty with stomach cramps and confuse them and they were
Speaker 8: actually contractions.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I mean the sheer amount of blood that
Speaker 1: would follow that, right, you would think would cause concern
Speaker 1: or fluid. Yeah, right, yeah.
Speaker 4: Now I was reading the comments section and somebody commented,
Speaker 4: we went to lots of music festivals in the seventies eighties.
Speaker 1: We never heard of anyone having kids in porta potties.
Speaker 4: It was wild, But nobody even thought about any thing
Speaker 4: like that because women would treat a small hue, wouldn't
Speaker 4: treat a small human like that, to which I say,
Speaker 4: you're lying, right, You just didn't know and it didn't
Speaker 4: become news.
Speaker 1: Yeah. This is giving birth in an odd place, in
Speaker 1: a bathroom and then ditching the baby somewhere is nothing
Speaker 1: really new, No, I ne'ver read plenty of stories like
Speaker 1: that before, and I know where they throw them in
Speaker 1: the trash can or whatever, right, which is just disgusting. Right,
Speaker 1: what about the people she was with? If that happens
Speaker 1: to you.
Speaker 6: You can't keep that to yourself.
Speaker 1: No, unless you didn't know, right, or you're scared. I
Speaker 1: could see that scared, especially if you're doing all you
Speaker 1: can to have as much time as you can, how
Speaker 1: fun as you can at the venue, right, and you
Speaker 1: wouldn't shrink in size immediately. No, not everybody has twins, right,
Speaker 1: Not everybody's you know, passing Plymouth Rock.
Speaker 6: So it is possible that she had it and still
Speaker 6: looked a little.
Speaker 1: Pregnant, especially if she was a hefty goal. You know,
Speaker 1: the weight is already the look is already there. It's
Speaker 1: one thing if you're taking a bean pole right and
Speaker 1: then losing that mass. But if you're a if you're
Speaker 1: a hefty chick, you're gonna like normal.
Speaker 4: And if I doubt doubt the companions, let's just say
Speaker 4: it's her boyfriend, husband, whatever is checking her to make
Speaker 4: sure she still has the same silhouette constantly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because you're you know, well, you're at a music festival,
Speaker 1: a festival. Who knows what you're already on or not?
Speaker 5: Or did it say in the story how old they
Speaker 5: still born?
Speaker 4: Look, No, they don't know. They're saying neonatal. Yeah, So
Speaker 4: teeny tiny neonate is what the police call it. Okay,
Speaker 4: this as a newborn infant who is four weeks old
Speaker 4: or younger. Oh yeah, because I don't know how you approximate.
Speaker 4: It could have been premature too, right, but four weeks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and and to to to drop that and then
Speaker 1: just go right back to the party like nothing ever happened.
Speaker 1: I hear.
Speaker 4: You don't disagree. Women are incredibly incredibly resilient to things.
Speaker 4: Their ability to hide stuff, and I don't mean that
Speaker 4: in a nefarious way. Women by nature love making everybody
Speaker 4: else happy, So their ability to pack it down until
Speaker 4: they're alone or in a shower or whatever.
Speaker 1: Right, lendsy you. You're the only one that's given birth
Speaker 1: between the three of us. Does that take a lot
Speaker 1: of energy out of you? Oh yeah, that's kind of
Speaker 1: what I thought.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, but I'm thinking if someone if that baby
Speaker 8: they found an importa potty was four weeks old, that
Speaker 8: maybe someone knew they were pregnant and they took the
Speaker 8: abortion pill.
Speaker 5: And no, so they were passing.
Speaker 1: That's not the way it works. That's not the way
Speaker 1: it works.
Speaker 5: It kind of is.
Speaker 1: No, it's not how would you get to kill well? Yeah,
Speaker 1: you still have to have a diagnose. They don't.
Speaker 6: Don't just hand it out like it's candy.
Speaker 5: No, but you can get a prescription for it by
Speaker 5: a doctor, and you can you can get it sent
Speaker 5: to you.
Speaker 1: But again, you have to have a doctor that's willing
Speaker 1: to break the law like that. I think it's probably
Speaker 1: more common than what you think. You said, this is
Speaker 1: a Michigan A criminal is a criminal doctor. Sure, but
Speaker 1: that would be the anomaly, like dramatic anomaly. Right, you
Speaker 1: said this was a Michigan. Yes, abortions legal and el
Speaker 1: state at all stages of pregnancy in Michigan with no
Speaker 1: date mandated, just national limits or waiting periods. When they
Speaker 1: say all stages, that means even like third trimester, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: Like that looked like a baby, Okay, And so maybe
Speaker 1: it is possible, Maybe it is possible that there's a
Speaker 1: doctor out there that she's like, listen, I can't, I can't,
Speaker 1: I can't do it. I'm in this thought I could
Speaker 1: can't do it, and you're like, okay, well here you go.
Speaker 4: I maybe it's that. Also, maybe it's not right what
Speaker 4: they thought, right, They didn't know.
Speaker 1: They didn't realize that this was a baby. That was
Speaker 1: coming out. Is that what you mean? Right? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Or if somebody texting they were tripping balls.
Speaker 1: That's possible too, and just were like, whoa man, I
Speaker 1: feel like I was giving birth in there. Well that's
Speaker 1: because you were, ma'am.
Speaker 4: These are these type of stories, are the ones that
Speaker 4: being a police officer, first responder, or in this case,
Speaker 4: a toilet cleaner. Yeah, that traumatizes you, man, that eats
Speaker 4: a little part of your soul away. You don't sleep,
Speaker 4: you have nightmares, right, I would think I would.
Speaker 1: How how long till you go back to work? If
Speaker 1: you're the porta potty cleaner that that discovered this, I'm done? Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's your last one.
Speaker 6: I gotta get.
Speaker 1: I'm just I'm just guessing.
Speaker 4: I'm already hinging Teeter Totter, and whether I'm gonna continue
Speaker 4: this career right right, unless it's my company, Yeah, of course, right,
Speaker 4: I'm Teeter Tottering.
Speaker 6: I'll go find something else.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm with you on that one.
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna go ahead and work at McDonald's. Keep.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna go ahead and pick up dog crap, all right.
Speaker 4: The chance of you finding a newborn there teeny tiny huh?
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Speaker 4: Hey Jeff, how are you.
Speaker 7: I'm doing well? Are you?
Speaker 4: Jeff's here to answer questions about family law. So that
Speaker 4: can be anything from custody arrangements to maybe you want
Speaker 4: to take your kids away from your divorced husband. Mini
Speaker 4: scenarios exist in family law. That's why he's in the
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Speaker 4: and whatever your question is to eight two nine four
Speaker 4: five like this one we just got. If I'm awarded
Speaker 4: half of my husband's four one K, can I use
Speaker 4: it to pay bills without being penalized by the irs? Also,
Speaker 4: can I take him to small claims court if he
Speaker 4: doesn't pay bills that he's ordered to?
Speaker 7: Okay, So the first part the four one k, the
Speaker 7: answer is no. The reason being is because you have options.
Speaker 7: I mean, if you if you want to take your
Speaker 7: portion of the four one k and roll it over
Speaker 7: into another four one K or an IRA of some sort,
Speaker 7: then you don't face any penalties. But if you cash
Speaker 7: it out to pay bills and things like that, then
Speaker 7: you will face a penalty. There's nothing the state can
Speaker 7: do or anything that's that's a federal thing. You can't
Speaker 7: that's controlled by.
Speaker 1: That has to stay in a four to one k scenario.
Speaker 7: Right right, right without taking any penalties.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 7: So those are your options. As far as him not
Speaker 7: paying bills, it's not small claims. What we do is
Speaker 7: what's called a contempt of citation. Citation of contempt. Got
Speaker 7: to get my brain on straight. It's called the citation
Speaker 7: of contempt. And and what we do there is as
Speaker 7: we say, look, he was ordered to pay these, he
Speaker 7: has failed to do so he now how needs to
Speaker 7: be held in contempt of court or indirect contempt of
Speaker 7: court so that he can be forced to pay this.
Speaker 7: And of course if the court finds that he willfully
Speaker 7: failed to pay bills, then attorney's fees could be awarded
Speaker 7: under the law too, So you wouldn't want to know.
Speaker 7: Small claims. They don't deal with that. If it's an
Speaker 7: order from a decree, then we deal with it in
Speaker 7: famuel oil court and we contempt them.
Speaker 6: Jeff Finsley's in the studio.
Speaker 4: If you have a question about family law eight three
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Speaker 1: Someone says, I'm not sure where to start here. My
Speaker 1: husband told me last night he wants a divorce. We've
Speaker 1: been married eleven years. I don't know what I'm supposed
Speaker 1: to do first.
Speaker 7: Well, the first step is to give us a call
Speaker 7: so we can go over everything that's going on and
Speaker 7: get your story and figure out what the next step
Speaker 7: should be. I mean, every case is different. I mean
Speaker 7: you can talk to your ends and things like that,
Speaker 7: but you'll find out. I think that everybody's case is
Speaker 7: a little different. It's because there are different people involved.
Speaker 7: But I mean step one is always to reach out
Speaker 7: and ask questions. Okay, don't go looking on the internet,
Speaker 7: you know, as far as trying to figure out all
Speaker 7: the answers yourself and things like that, call people like us,
Speaker 7: call us at Hinsley and Associates so that we can
Speaker 7: answer any and all questions that you have and then
Speaker 7: put together a game plan for you moving forward, so
Speaker 7: we can get that divorce taken care of and get
Speaker 7: you taken care of.
Speaker 4: What about if they have children or if he's already
Speaker 4: talked to a lawyer, Well, I.
Speaker 7: Mean, if you talked to a lawyer, that's fine. A
Speaker 7: lot of times they'll come back and say, well, my
Speaker 7: lawyer said that if you know, if we don't have
Speaker 7: any disagreements, so we can get all this done. And
Speaker 7: all you have to do is sign this document. Never
Speaker 7: ever sign anything that's put in front of you from
Speaker 7: your other from the other side unless you have an
Speaker 7: attorney that has gone over it and has gone over
Speaker 7: with you, and you've been able to ask questions and
Speaker 7: make sure everything's included and all that, because that can
Speaker 7: be a recipe for disaster of things being left out.
Speaker 7: Maybe it's intentional, maybe it's not. So you want to
Speaker 7: make sure that's taking care of as far as you know.
Speaker 7: With kids, I mean, that's that's always the hardest part,
Speaker 7: is telling them about the divorce, number one, but number two,
Speaker 7: you know, trying to decide what's in their best interest.
Speaker 7: I mean, everybody talks a good game of while I'm
Speaker 7: doing this because I think it's for their best interest. Well,
Speaker 7: you know, that's great, but we want to make sure
Speaker 7: that that's the case. We want to make sure that
Speaker 7: your kids are taking care of and that they're safe,
Speaker 7: and that they're going to be able to get through
Speaker 7: this and you know, be part and happy at the
Speaker 7: end of the divorce, or at least as close to
Speaker 7: happy as possible. Anyway.
Speaker 4: Jeff Hensley from Hensley and Associates is in the studio
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Speaker 4: This one's kind of long, uh, it says. My dad's seventy.
Speaker 4: He's had two strokes. He can barely get around, but
Speaker 4: he's super stubborn and still goes to work every morning.
Speaker 4: He's in my driveway because I live just down the street,
Speaker 4: like not even a quarter a mile away, and I
Speaker 4: help him pull up his pants. It's tough to get
Speaker 4: him when he falls because he's constantly falling and hurt himself,
Speaker 4: and he's driving, which I don't think is safe. He
Speaker 4: keeps hitting stuff and then he's falling down constantly. We
Speaker 4: have ems coming out in the middle of the night.
Speaker 4: And he lives in a really nice home, almost paid off,
Speaker 4: close to a million, with airplanes and three acres, but
Speaker 4: he can't keep up with it all. We also just
Speaker 4: put it in trust to protect it from anybody coming
Speaker 4: from the outside to take advantage of him. I don't
Speaker 4: know what to do. He's so stubborn and won't listen
Speaker 4: to me. I think he's starting to lose his mind,
Speaker 4: maybe getting a little senile or something.
Speaker 1: What can we do well?
Speaker 7: I mean, the first thing that pops into mind is
Speaker 7: he obviously needs help. He needs a caretaker. I mean's
Speaker 7: if he's well off enough financially to have planes and
Speaker 7: a million dollar house and things like that. Then you know,
Speaker 7: I would assume he could afford to have somebody come
Speaker 7: in and help them. I mean, there's as far as
Speaker 7: that's concerned, there are people out there, they're different agencies,
Speaker 7: there's different companies that can come in and help throughout
Speaker 7: the day and whatnot, home health, that kind of thing.
Speaker 7: As far as from a legal standpoint, I mean, getting
Speaker 7: everything in trust for step one, that was great, smart,
Speaker 7: good thing to do if you're trying to I mean,
Speaker 7: this is where it gets dicey, because if he's still
Speaker 7: there mentally and he's just having physical issues, then getting
Speaker 7: a guardianship is going to be hard simply because he's
Speaker 7: going to be able to refute any claims about him
Speaker 7: being mentally unstable, and especially if he's got a doctor
Speaker 7: that says, you know, his mental cognitive cognitives is fine,
Speaker 7: he didn't have any issues. He may have some physical issues,
Speaker 7: and I think that's where the doctor would probably come
Speaker 7: into saying, you know, you need to get him some
Speaker 7: sort of daily help like home health or something like that.
Speaker 7: But as far as you know a legal standpoint, I mean,
Speaker 7: the trust was the big step. It doesn't sound like
Speaker 7: he's far enough along yet. And let's you know again,
Speaker 7: if if you can get him to take some undamental
Speaker 7: exam to define whether or not he is becoming senile
Speaker 7: or maybe he's got a touch of dementia or Alzheimer's
Speaker 7: or something like that, then that would be one thing.
Speaker 7: But you would have to get that, and it doesn't
Speaker 7: sound like he's going to do it unless he's forced
Speaker 7: you by court.
Speaker 4: And we should also mention too that just because you
Speaker 4: have somebody that needs help in the house does not
Speaker 4: mean that's the end of anything, right.
Speaker 7: And it doesn't mean that that's the end of their
Speaker 7: mental health either I mean them being crazy or dementia
Speaker 7: or whatever it may be. I mean, maybe he physically
Speaker 7: needs help, and yes he's stubborn, but at the end
Speaker 7: of the day, if he's becoming bruised and damage and
Speaker 7: all this stuff which you have to worry about at
Speaker 7: that point, is is that EMS is going to come
Speaker 7: in and say and automatically start calling CPS or APS
Speaker 7: Adult Protective Services because he's getting hurt all the time
Speaker 7: and things like that. So you need to sit down
Speaker 7: and have a really solid conversation that says, look, I
Speaker 7: know you don't want to do this. I know you
Speaker 7: want to be independent, but at the same time too,
Speaker 7: you need to have some help around here. We need
Speaker 7: to bring somebody in to help you do these things
Speaker 7: throughout the day that you, you know, to help you
Speaker 7: get dressed, to check on all your medical stuff, to
Speaker 7: make sure if you've got any bumps, bruises, cuts, things
Speaker 7: like that that they're taking care of. I mean again,
Speaker 7: you've got to sit down and have that hard conversation.
Speaker 7: You're not gonna like it, and he's not gonna like it,
Speaker 7: but you've got to sit down and have that conversation.
Speaker 4: Right because even a medical directive, which would probably be
Speaker 4: in the trust, can be a big difference that people
Speaker 4: have trouble just getting to with their families right, and
Speaker 4: their parents, especially as they get older.
Speaker 7: Nobody wants to tell their elderly parent that they're taking
Speaker 7: their keys. It's just especially someone as independent exists and
Speaker 7: I hope to god he's not flying if he's got
Speaker 7: these kind of issues, but if he's driving, he's probably
Speaker 7: flying too. So you've got to for your sake, his sake,
Speaker 7: and the sake of everybody else, you need to sit
Speaker 7: down and have that hard conversation, right.
Speaker 1: Because you don't want to be forced taken away.
Speaker 7: That won't be a fun experience, right because if he
Speaker 7: ends up in some sort of wreck or crash as
Speaker 7: an airplane and kill somebody, then you've got major issues.
Speaker 1: Probably take your airplanes trust or no trust.
Speaker 4: Jeff is in the studio from Hensley Associates here to
Speaker 4: answer your questions about family law. This is an interesting
Speaker 4: one we haven't gotten before. Is the Children Coping with
Speaker 4: Divorces class mandatory If you have kids the kid is seventeen, Yes.
Speaker 7: It is mandatory in the state of Oklahoma for all
Speaker 7: divorces and paternity cases. If you're getting one of those,
Speaker 7: then yes, you have to take the class. It doesn't
Speaker 7: matter that the kid is seventeen. You will be required
Speaker 7: to take the class. Now, if you file today because
Speaker 7: the kid's seventeen and the kid turned seventeen in three
Speaker 7: weeks or something like that, then you probably would not
Speaker 7: be required to take the class. But otherwise, yes, it
Speaker 7: is required under Oklahoma state law. The legislature made that
Speaker 7: mandatory a while back.
Speaker 4: This tax says I've been paying child support for three
Speaker 4: years based on my old salary. I got laid off
Speaker 4: four months ago and took a new job making about
Speaker 4: thirty five percent less. Can the amount be adjusted? I've
Speaker 4: been paying the full amount, but it's getting really tight.
Speaker 4: How long does the modification process take so you.
Speaker 7: Can it be modified? Yes, and it should be modified
Speaker 7: if you're making less. Absolutely, as far as the time
Speaker 7: frame is concerned, that varies from county to county and
Speaker 7: whether or not you file in DHS administrative court or
Speaker 7: in district court. You know, typically it's going to take
Speaker 7: at least sixty days to get that modified fully. But
Speaker 7: the good part is is that once you file, you
Speaker 7: lock in your filing date and everything gets retroa retroactively
Speaker 7: changed back to the date that you filed to modify.
Speaker 7: So even if it took a couple months, you would
Speaker 7: still be retroactively go back to the date that you filed.
Speaker 7: But you know, if you've been without work and you've
Speaker 7: taken a new job with less money for whatever reason,
Speaker 7: then yeah, we need to get that. So please give
Speaker 7: us a call. We'd love to help you with that.
Speaker 4: We didn't finish the second half of that first question
Speaker 4: we started with, which was can I take him to
Speaker 4: a small claims court if he doesn't pay bills he's
Speaker 4: ordered to.
Speaker 7: Well, I did cover that. I said, you wouldn't want
Speaker 7: to go to small claims. You would want to do
Speaker 7: a indirect contempt citation because he's failed to follow something
Speaker 7: in the order that requires him to do something. So
Speaker 7: if he's not doing it, then we can hold him
Speaker 7: in contempt of court, make him pay it, and that
Speaker 7: sort of thing. So, yeah, I think we thought.
Speaker 4: I said that you may have this email says I'm
Speaker 4: getting married in June and my parents have been pushing
Speaker 4: me to get a prenup.
Speaker 6: My fiance doesn't know I'm looking into this.
Speaker 1: Is it too late?
Speaker 4: And how do I bring this up to him without
Speaker 4: it being weird? I own a house and have some savings.
Speaker 4: He doesn't have much debt, but not much saved. Is
Speaker 4: there a reason I should do it with soach little?
Speaker 1: What's the little amount I get?
Speaker 7: What's the marriage date? Did it say June?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm getting married in June. I guess that would
Speaker 1: be next June.
Speaker 7: So unless it's tomorrow, Unless it's tomorrow right or today
Speaker 7: or today right, it's there. Tomorrow notes too late. If
Speaker 7: you're getting married, you know within a year. And here's
Speaker 7: the thing about prenups. There's been this real big societal
Speaker 7: change on the ideas of prenups. And what I mean
Speaker 7: by that is this is that you know, in the
Speaker 7: old days, the idea was is only the super rich
Speaker 7: get prenups, right, because they've got tons and tons of
Speaker 7: money and stuff and properties and things like that. Prenups
Speaker 7: are not just for the ultra rich anymore. I mean,
Speaker 7: if you want to protect anything that you do have,
Speaker 7: whether it be a house or money or whatever it
Speaker 7: may be, a prenup is definitely warranted. Especially and a
Speaker 7: lot of times people take prenups as an insult, right, well,
Speaker 7: you don't trust me, or you're just saying that our
Speaker 7: marriage is going to end up in divorce. You know
Speaker 7: that that's kind of the mentality that comes at the
Speaker 7: idea of a prenup. But it's really to protect both parties.
Speaker 7: And it's also to make sure that there's no confusion
Speaker 7: as to well, I've spent all these years paying off
Speaker 7: this house or working on this house, or whatever it
Speaker 7: may be. I mean, it's it's always a good idea
Speaker 7: to have one. Now, if you're I mean, if you're
Speaker 7: like my wife and I who got married super young
Speaker 7: and we were both dead broke. You don't need a
Speaker 7: prenup for that. Okay, you've got nothing, all right, But
Speaker 7: if you you know, if you've been established, and you
Speaker 7: own a home, and you've worked hard, and you've got
Speaker 7: a savings in a four to one k and all
Speaker 7: these things, then you may want to put that into
Speaker 7: a prenup. So if you've got it, you want to
Speaker 7: do it at least at least six months out from
Speaker 7: the marriage, if possible, at least three months out at
Speaker 7: the very very least. You do not want to, you know,
Speaker 7: hand somebody a prenup on the chapel doorstep and say
Speaker 7: sign this, because then they're being forced to be signed
Speaker 7: under duress saying well, if you don't sign this, I'm
Speaker 7: not walking down that aisle. So you want to do
Speaker 7: it ahead of time as much as possible. So whoever
Speaker 7: this is, please give us a call. We would love
Speaker 7: to help you with that. We write prenups all the
Speaker 7: time to help people protect their assets, and we'd love
Speaker 7: to help you with this.
Speaker 4: So if you're in a second or third marriage, a
Speaker 4: prenup may not be a bad idea if you're not
Speaker 4: a millionaire.
Speaker 7: Right, I mean absolutely, if you if you're in a
Speaker 7: second or third marriage, and you've you've built things up,
Speaker 7: and you've got savings in a house, and no, it's
Speaker 7: absolutely good idea to do that now. Again, if you're
Speaker 7: you know, broke teenagers coming out of high school or
Speaker 7: college and don't have anything, although there are teenagers or
Speaker 7: college kids out there now that have things because of
Speaker 7: TikTok and all that other stuff. I mean, you want
Speaker 7: to pren up there, I guess, but you know, for
Speaker 7: the vast majority of us you wouldn't. But if you're
Speaker 7: in your second or third marriage, or even your first marriage,
Speaker 7: and you've you again, maybe you've gotten married older, maybe
Speaker 7: you've waited till you're in your thirties or forties to
Speaker 7: get married, and you've established yourself and you've got a house,
Speaker 7: all these other things, and yes, you would want to
Speaker 7: do a prenup to protect those things. Absolutely.
Speaker 4: Jeff Finsley's with us from Hensley and Associates. Family law
Speaker 4: questions can be answered right now at eight three three
Speaker 4: four six oh kmod. You can text BMMS and whatever
Speaker 4: your question is to eight to nine four five or
Speaker 4: email show at kmod dot com. So it says, how
Speaker 4: do you get a judge to move your court along.
Speaker 4: Four years, no progress, no involvement by father. Judge won't
Speaker 4: finish this.
Speaker 7: I'd probably need a little more detail than this to
Speaker 7: find out what judge wants. Don't finish this means, I mean,
Speaker 7: if the other side is not participating in any way,
Speaker 7: shape or form in the legal process, you can file
Speaker 7: for default and say, look, Judge, we've given him notice.
Speaker 7: You know he's not shut up, he's not done this,
Speaker 7: he's not done that, he doesn't want to be involved.
Speaker 7: Then you know we can file for default. Absolutely, So
Speaker 7: there's ways to handle this. Whoever this say is, please
Speaker 7: call my office when Corbyn gives you the number here
Speaker 7: so that we can find out get a little more
Speaker 7: detail of what's going on. But I mean, there are
Speaker 7: ways to get a case completed, assuming there are not
Speaker 7: other factors involved that we're not being told here.
Speaker 4: What would be reasons it would take this long if
Speaker 4: the other party isn't being involved.
Speaker 7: I mean, if the other party's not involved in any way,
Speaker 7: shape or form. My guess, and I don't know this,
Speaker 7: my guess would be based upon the little that we
Speaker 7: have here that nobody's asked the court to end it.
Speaker 7: It's not as easy as just walking in and yelling
Speaker 7: at the judge, going I want this done. Why can't
Speaker 7: you get this done? Understand, in the legal world, there
Speaker 7: are certain processes, certain motions, Things have to happen in
Speaker 7: a particular way. I mean, it's very very much a
Speaker 7: house of order in the sense of you have to
Speaker 7: follow every little step and it may seem like a
Speaker 7: tedious process, and sometimes it is, but there are processes
Speaker 7: that have to be filed and followed so that at
Speaker 7: the end of the day your case can a be
Speaker 7: completed and be more importantly, doesn't get overturned on appeal
Speaker 7: because something was left out. So my guess would be
Speaker 7: is that the proper motion has not been filed, but
Speaker 7: I don't know that based upon what we've been told here.
Speaker 7: But again, whoever this is, please call the office talk
Speaker 7: to one of our attorneys. I guarantee we can help
Speaker 7: you get it done, but we probably need a little
Speaker 7: more information.
Speaker 4: Is it fair to say that court? I feel like
Speaker 4: you've said this before, so I'm going to allow you
Speaker 4: clean up what I say. The courts aren't proactive, they
Speaker 4: are reactive. So if you feel like something is taking
Speaker 4: too long, you need to ask for it to end
Speaker 4: is basically what you're saying.
Speaker 7: Well, yeah, basically. I mean again, you have to understand,
Speaker 7: most judges have thousands of cases, right, and while they're
Speaker 7: in charge of those thousands of cases, they're not going
Speaker 7: to remember every single case, every single person and in
Speaker 7: what's going on in every single one of them. If
Speaker 7: you let your case sit around, or your case sits
Speaker 7: around for whatever reason, there are ways to move it along.
Speaker 7: Motions for status conference, motions for default, motions for the
Speaker 7: I mean, there are motions we can file to get
Speaker 7: back in front of the judge to get it moving.
Speaker 7: But again, need more detail.
Speaker 6: Jeff Finsley from Hensley Associates is with us.
Speaker 4: This says, if I found, if I found a contempt
Speaker 4: of court for not paying bills, how will they collect it?
Speaker 4: If he goes to jail, he would lose his job
Speaker 4: and no one would bail him out.
Speaker 7: And there's the catch twenty two on it. Okay, Now,
Speaker 7: a lot of times what happens is these people will
Speaker 7: work out payment plans, saying, Okay, I didn't pay this bill,
Speaker 7: but I've agreed to you know, pay it by this
Speaker 7: amount of time or you know, usually there's a payment
Speaker 7: plan worked out, and of course then there's reviews held
Speaker 7: just to make sure the person's still doing those payment plans.
Speaker 7: But that's the catch twenty two of it all, right Now,
Speaker 7: when he goes to jail, he goes to jail for
Speaker 7: six months or unless he's bailed out before that, and
Speaker 7: then he gets out and they don't have's to start over.
Speaker 7: Probably that's the catch twenty two about the system, right
Speaker 7: That's again, no one ever said the family loss system
Speaker 7: anywhere in any state is perfect. There are a lot
Speaker 7: of headaches and a lot of ways, in my opinion,
Speaker 7: and this is one of them where if we throw
Speaker 7: somebody in jail for not paying, they're going to lose
Speaker 7: their job and they're going to not be able to
Speaker 7: pay even more. So that's why we try to work
Speaker 7: out plans with the individual who's being held in contempts
Speaker 7: so we don't have to do that, so they can
Speaker 7: reasonably get caught up, not go to jail and lose
Speaker 7: their jobs and livelihoods. So there are things to be
Speaker 7: done and things that we can make happen, But at
Speaker 7: the end of the day, it's in that person's hands
Speaker 7: as to whether or not they're going to.
Speaker 4: Follow through listen, these things can get complicated. Every case
Speaker 4: is uniquely different. Don't compare yours to someone else's. That's
Speaker 4: why you need to talk to folks at Heinsley Associates
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Speaker 7: Well, Absolutely so through our office in Bahsca. Give Leah
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Speaker 7: if you've got a will issue, need a trust drafted,
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Speaker 4: So give Lea a call up there night five six
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Speaker 4: you too, We'll be back. So this is pretty awesome.
Speaker 4: Brandon Ayuk has called the forty nine ers creepy predators.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're still fighting with each other. Yeah, I mean
Speaker 1: I think Brandon Ayuk's fighting right. They pretty much said
Speaker 1: come here to talk to us, right, and he ain't
Speaker 1: doing it. No, no bunch of creepy predators.
Speaker 4: So he had a pretty bad knee injury and was
Speaker 4: doing rehab, apparently left rehab all that he's going online
Speaker 4: to social media and made like a three and a
Speaker 4: half minute video just talking about his situation and he says.
Speaker 1: He says that.
Speaker 4: His agent is all so partially to blame and he
Speaker 4: says that he's also the agent for the general manager too,
Speaker 4: which feels like a conflict. Yeah right, I would think
Speaker 4: they'd have their own set of agents, but maybe they don't.
Speaker 4: And he said that all these blanks are weirdos, creepy predators.
Speaker 4: I would never ever blank with these blanks. I don't
Speaker 4: care how long I'd have to wait to get to you,
Speaker 4: my baby, referring to football with the commander's logo in
Speaker 4: his hand. But if it involves blank with them blank first,
Speaker 4: I'm waiting. Yeah, general manager gonna pull up to my
Speaker 4: house a weirdo like bro, don't pull up to my
Speaker 4: house uninvited. Boy ain't safe. But I knew his blank
Speaker 4: was gonna do it. So I'm looking at my camera,
Speaker 4: my front door camera. I see a big old white boy,
Speaker 4: white man, former NFL safety, and I'm like, oh, hell no.
Speaker 6: I know my wife is about to be back home soon.
Speaker 4: So I had to call my wife and say, uh,
Speaker 4: it's a big blank white man at the house.
Speaker 6: I don't know what he do.
Speaker 1: What he's doing over here, he's not invited. It's creepy.
Speaker 4: So if you're on your way home, just probably go
Speaker 4: around the block a few times. I don't know what
Speaker 4: the bro's on, huh.
Speaker 1: I mean, it would be weird for someone to show
Speaker 1: up at your house.
Speaker 4: But also, and I don't know anything about Brandon Eyuk's money,
Speaker 4: but I can't imagine he lives in a house like
Speaker 4: you know, any of ours, where you can just walk
Speaker 4: up to the front door.
Speaker 6: Maybe he does, Maybe he does, I don't know.
Speaker 4: But also I would think they would have they're trying
Speaker 4: to like catch him go to the grocery store, right.
Speaker 1: Hey, hey, let's just talk. I know you're in there.
Speaker 4: Hey, hey, I'm on here merchandise like no, But it
Speaker 4: does seem weird at that level that that that's what
Speaker 4: they gotta do. Well, I mean because if the GM
Speaker 4: is friends with like his agent as well, he's be
Speaker 4: able to like get your boy here.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, But if Brandon's ducking and dodge and you
Speaker 1: got to do something, which is exactly what it sounds
Speaker 1: like he's doing, I don't think you gotta do something,
Speaker 1: all right, they're the general manager.
Speaker 6: They have all the cards.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I guess you're right.
Speaker 6: He can't leave unless they release it.
Speaker 1: I guess you're right. I mean, but you still want
Speaker 1: to figure this out because we want we want you
Speaker 1: to play, bro, we want you to play. You're a
Speaker 1: good player.
Speaker 6: They don't want him to play.
Speaker 1: He will not wear a fortying like it now, he's
Speaker 1: done drag this out. It's like you're more of a
Speaker 1: headache than what you are.
Speaker 5: Again, and he caused his own problems.
Speaker 2: Uh huh.
Speaker 4: I mean, he's definitely making it worse. But it does
Speaker 4: sound like the forty nine ers were a little sketchy
Speaker 4: too in the situation.
Speaker 5: Maybe so, But he started it by not going to
Speaker 5: rehab because.
Speaker 4: They changed some things on him and he didn't community.
Speaker 4: They didn't communicate with each other. I'm not saying he's right.
Speaker 4: I'm saying he isn't one hundred percent in this situation.
Speaker 8: Right, just let him go then already they gave him
Speaker 8: a really good contract.
Speaker 5: He then he got hurt and stopped going to rehab
Speaker 5: like he was supposed to.
Speaker 4: That's true, but they changed some things during the rehab assignment.
Speaker 4: They said he could go anywhere he wanted, and then
Speaker 4: they changed it to he had to get rehab there.
Speaker 6: And those little details can matter to some people.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: Again, I'm not saying he's right, but you get sketchy,
Speaker 4: and I hear you let him go, just cut him loose.
Speaker 1: But some people are like, we had a deal, right,
Speaker 1: I mean, which is true. I mean part of your contract,
Speaker 1: you signed it. But I think you're right.
Speaker 4: I think just by the act of being like, no,
Speaker 4: he's got to come talk to me, they're both like,
Speaker 4: you're measuring here and.
Speaker 1: Stop it, acting like babies. Just cut your losses and
Speaker 1: be done, and then everybody can be happy. Brand will
Speaker 1: be happy, the management will be happy. It's a win
Speaker 1: win foreveryone. Oh, I don't you don't be happy. No,
Speaker 1: he doesn't want to play. He wants to go to
Speaker 1: the commanders. Go all now get let him deal with
Speaker 1: your dumbass.
Speaker 5: They probably don't want to deal with them either.
Speaker 4: But I think it's a little more. It's not just
Speaker 4: like they have to make a trade agreement, right, and
Speaker 4: they want their money back. You know, we were talking
Speaker 4: about that player for Detroit that kidnapped those people. Whether
Speaker 4: he plays another down, they still get hit with cap, right,
Speaker 4: so there's still a penalty. Same thing with this he
Speaker 4: signed a massive contract. They still get a financial hit
Speaker 4: cap right, whether he plays or not. And if they trade,
Speaker 4: they got to try and recoup that money in that
Speaker 4: financial situation in some capacity, and it might be better
Speaker 4: for them to just let him not play right and
Speaker 4: not take not make it worse for them financially. It's
Speaker 4: a business decision, and are you ex treating it like
Speaker 4: it ain't a business decision, because if it's a business decision,
Speaker 4: you can go let's talk about this, right.
Speaker 1: There's ways around it, and there is a way around it.
Speaker 1: They just got to sit down and talk and figure
Speaker 1: it out. I think nobody's got his ear so far.
Speaker 1: It's it's like his agents or anything like that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: maybe so because everybody's got somebody and be like, hey man,
Speaker 1: what are we doing? Right? And if that's the case,
Speaker 1: because he's all blameted in my agent, they get a
Speaker 1: new damn agent, bro Fire your one that you have
Speaker 1: and get another one that's better. It's a wild story
Speaker 1: with him and just wasting years of talent. Okay, that's it.
Speaker 4: You're like, Oh, he's working out, okay, glad to know
Speaker 4: he's lifting weights right, running sprints. Nothing substitutes the real training.
Speaker 1: So do you say, like this drama that he has
Speaker 1: brought upon himself, do you think other teams look at
Speaker 1: that and are like ooh, I don't want to mess
Speaker 1: with that. I mean, he he's a good player, but
Speaker 1: I don't want to.
Speaker 4: I think it absolutely puts you looking bad to other teams.
Speaker 4: But also there's teams like the Browns, right, that could.
Speaker 1: Use a good, solid player.
Speaker 4: Well, gladly take somebody if it can help their team. Yeah,
Speaker 4: we'll be like, it'll be different with us.
Speaker 1: Make sure it won't. It won't be, no, because you're
Speaker 1: still the Browns. Right.
Speaker 4: It's one of my things that I get annoyed with
Speaker 4: with Andy Reid because he's a believer in giving guys
Speaker 4: third and fourth chances and like, it'll be different under me.
Speaker 4: And yeah, that's why I hope we don't get Tyreek
Speaker 4: hillback because he's just such a problem play, a locker
Speaker 4: room problem, and now he's gonna be a locker room problem.
Speaker 4: He's gonna be a locker room problem and not the
Speaker 4: same guy.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: It's different if you're Conor McGregor talking smack and you're
Speaker 4: knocking Jose Aldo, Jose Aldo as he's coming in and
Speaker 4: in thirteen seconds that's it. You put up with that, right,
Speaker 4: But when you're Connor McGregor talking crap and then you
Speaker 4: you know tap, right, then what are we doing?
Speaker 1: All right, we got to take a break. We'll be back.