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Speaker 3: So here's an interesting car question because I came across
Speaker 3: a new car design that apparently is going to be
Speaker 3: all the rage. Okay, no rear window, no rear window.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 5: I could see with modern technology they're using cameras now,
Speaker 5: and I've seen a lot of cars now where your
Speaker 5: rear view mirror orar is a monitor, yeah, that the
Speaker 5: camera runs through and it's everything right there. So I
Speaker 5: can honestly see why you don't need one, because it's
Speaker 5: not let me rephrase that, because I still do it.
Speaker 5: Even though I have a backup camera. Not everybody has
Speaker 5: to turn around and look behind them when they're backing
Speaker 5: up or whatever. They just use the camera. I personally don't.
Speaker 5: It's not that I don't trust it. Maybe it's just
Speaker 5: because I'm used to it and there is a part
Speaker 5: of me that doesn't trust what happens when that camera
Speaker 5: goes out, because technology fails all the time. Your window,
Speaker 5: short of getting a brick thrown through it will not fail,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean. So and your eyeballs short
Speaker 5: of going blind because you drink too much bad moonshine,
Speaker 5: it's not going to fail you. So for me, it's
Speaker 5: just like, okay, turn around, look back up.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I It also says, don't rely on the camera, so
Speaker 3: you should look I agree, But I have driven a
Speaker 3: U haul right and there's no review and it worked
Speaker 3: out completely fine. If anything that needs a rip that
Speaker 3: needs that technology, true, but I still and I back
Speaker 3: it up.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I bet you do, juvenile.
Speaker 5: But they also have those big ass wing mirrors that
Speaker 5: extend out on a U haul. Yeah, like you don't
Speaker 5: have that on your Sonata. So this says it's called
Speaker 5: the Polestar four is the designed vehicle. It removes the
Speaker 5: rear window entirely and replaces it with cameras and a
Speaker 5: video rear view mirror, which is what gimp be applied.
Speaker 5: I think some of the like the Dnali, I think
Speaker 5: has it I seen a Nissan truck was a Nissan
Speaker 5: Nissan truck up.
Speaker 7: Yes, that that was such a badass setup in this truck,
Speaker 7: because not only was it rear view for you know,
Speaker 7: the cameras for the rear view camera for the hitch,
Speaker 7: it also had a bird's eye view that like you
Speaker 7: looked over the entire truck.
Speaker 3: I was like, how the hell does that work? I
Speaker 3: have that my car has that hats pretty Yeah, it
Speaker 3: just it uses math and all the cameras around the
Speaker 3: perimeter of the car to make a mine also can
Speaker 3: I don't know how it does it. It can see underneath.
Speaker 3: So when I'm trying to come up to the line
Speaker 3: or whatever you're racing a lot no the stop line
Speaker 3: at the light, and when I'm drag racing my third
Speaker 3: row crossover, this Polestar four looks kind of neat. Yeah,
Speaker 3: they do acknowledge that this is risky to remove it,
Speaker 3: but they say it actually works well and modern cars
Speaker 3: already have kind of poor visibility anyway. I know with
Speaker 3: my car, if the third seat is up and the
Speaker 3: head rest are up, there's like a very tiny window
Speaker 3: that I can see through to the back. But I
Speaker 3: think it also makes a difference. The big reason they
Speaker 3: want to remove it aerodynamics. They say it can improve
Speaker 3: the vehicle dramatically. What's the difference between a piece of
Speaker 3: glass and a piece of sheet metal? Yeah, great question. Friction.
Speaker 3: So the glass has to have some sort of ridge
Speaker 3: or gap and or even a bump seal and the
Speaker 3: wind would create Okay, but I would think we would
Speaker 3: be talking seconds, not.
Speaker 5: Are we racing these things? Because how is that going
Speaker 5: to make a difference in normal, every day commute.
Speaker 3: There are people that do care about aerodynamics. There are
Speaker 3: people that will buy an aftermarket Finn and put it
Speaker 3: on their neon. Yes, because you need all that downforce
Speaker 3: for your ninety six neon. I'm just saying there are
Speaker 3: people that do believe, they do want aerodynamics, and they
Speaker 3: do want the most ground pressure possible. I understand, but
Speaker 3: you're not going fast enough for it to make I
Speaker 3: don't know why you're bringing that up. That's not what
Speaker 3: we're talking about.
Speaker 5: I'm trying to find a good picture of the rear
Speaker 5: end here of these. There we go, all right, it
Speaker 5: still kind of has one.
Speaker 3: It's more hatchback from what I can see than anything else.
Speaker 3: So with the hatchbags, you know, it has that small
Speaker 3: piece of glass, right, and then instead of irregular old deck,
Speaker 3: litter trunk, it's all just one so it kind of
Speaker 3: has that. But okay, that's interesting. I mean, if I
Speaker 3: know the car companies, they're gonna make it. They're gonna
Speaker 3: make it an option so they can charge you for
Speaker 3: a long time and then it'll become standard. Like cup holders, right, right,
Speaker 3: cup holders were an option you had to pay for
Speaker 3: for a long time.
Speaker 5: Yeah, ac is still an option in some cars. You
Speaker 5: would really would become standard. But yeah, and it might
Speaker 5: have changed because it's been fourteen years since I've sold
Speaker 5: parts for these cars. But the Chevy Aveyo, I would
Speaker 5: get orders for an air conditioner on that one because
Speaker 5: it didn't come standard. It was an add on, and
Speaker 5: I was like, really, first time I ever sold on
Speaker 5: was really it's an add on?
Speaker 3: Huh, why would anybody want a show that? Okay, yeah,
Speaker 3: it's an add on because it's designed to be the
Speaker 3: cheapest car. Yeah, it is a roller skate for those
Speaker 3: that don't know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they're dinky little cards.
Speaker 5: Yes, the same way like you know, if you uh,
Speaker 5: like with a smoker's package is what they call it now.
Speaker 5: Remember back in the day, it came standard with a
Speaker 5: push lighter and ashtray, out front too, in the back,
Speaker 5: but now there's no there's no lighter, there's the the
Speaker 5: the plug is there for you to plug something in
Speaker 5: phone charger or whatever, but there's no ash tray.
Speaker 3: And if you want that it'll cost you.
Speaker 5: Last time I checked, it was seventy five dollars and
Speaker 5: it was just one of those cup holder ash trays
Speaker 5: that you can get it O'Reilly's or whatever.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know why they do the lighter button
Speaker 3: where you have to buy an accessory to put in
Speaker 3: there to plug your USB or USBC and just put
Speaker 3: a USB in and let's call it a day. A
Speaker 3: lot of them now I've done, right, Yeah. Mine mine
Speaker 3: still has that though too. Yeah, has the round port
Speaker 3: yeah yeah. And also yeah as the silly as does mine.
Speaker 3: And it's twenty five. So these are some other design
Speaker 3: ideas that everybody was wowed by but did not hold.
Speaker 3: Suicide doors. Suicide doors are so cool, man, it just
Speaker 3: makes it look cool. Like a buddy of mine, Steve Bank,
Speaker 3: in high school, he had two mid sixties Lincolns, and
Speaker 3: one of them, the black one, had the suicide doors.
Speaker 3: And now, if you know anything about those, those are
Speaker 3: long boat cars, right, land yachts. Yeah, and it was
Speaker 3: so cool to roll up in this black Lincoln and
Speaker 3: those back doors just open records. Yeah, so awesome. The
Speaker 3: clown industry had to put their foot, their big foot
Speaker 3: down because hit everybody out at the same time, right,
Speaker 3: It makes it difficult.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Pop up headlights.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, those were neat looking, but major failure because
Speaker 4: every one of them, the Firebird, the Corvette popeyed right, yeah.
Speaker 3: One ice maker of cars.
Speaker 5: One pops up, the other one stays down. You're like, okay,
Speaker 5: the motors go out or whatever it is. Yeah, and
Speaker 5: you're just walking around like a drunk. You're driving around
Speaker 5: like you're drunk. You know how you got that one
Speaker 5: eye closed, one eye open, trying.
Speaker 3: To focus fully. Digital dash buttons, so every button like
Speaker 3: it was a kit okay big in the eighties. Yes,
Speaker 3: because it looks so futuristic. Yes, yeah, because you always
Speaker 3: if you're thinking space travel, there's gotta be a lot
Speaker 3: of buttons of course, and lights instead of What people
Speaker 3: don't realize is it's called glass. It's all glass, so
Speaker 3: it's all screens. It's touch screens. Uh. Column shifters.
Speaker 5: Column shifters like shifting the whole column from one sign
Speaker 5: no no.
Speaker 3: No, like the shifter was on the column that used
Speaker 3: to be a thing. Yeah yeah, yeah, but it didn't
Speaker 3: like people. I guess it didn't last people didn't like it,
Speaker 3: and it's now almost completely There are some exceptions on
Speaker 3: the U in the middle or it's a slider on
Speaker 3: the dash. I know some trucks that have that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, push button was another one that's starting to make
Speaker 5: a little bit of a comeback, or like to turn
Speaker 5: the knob that I find is very weird.
Speaker 6: Right, It's like, all right.
Speaker 3: I'm in park and like the knobs go over to
Speaker 3: to drive or whatever. Okay, wood paneling on cars, because
Speaker 3: nothing says class like plastic wood. Yeah, let's save that
Speaker 3: for the interior. Okay, the wood paneling, Yeah it looked fancy.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, it did until they started putting it on
Speaker 3: mini vans. Well, listen, you want to you want to
Speaker 3: do a movie and be like, we need the car
Speaker 3: to look eighties, put wood paneling on it. Right, if
Speaker 3: you think of a lot of those old panel wagons
Speaker 3: from the fifties and sixties or whatever, I mean, they
Speaker 3: it was neat at that time, but much like the
Speaker 3: wood paneling in your Grandma's house. You know what I'm talking.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I can't stand it. No sheet rock, it's
Speaker 3: just wood. For Mica. The only thing good about wood
Speaker 3: paneling in a house is it's easy to demo. Absolutely.
Speaker 5: You just rip those panels right off and they make
Speaker 5: great sleds for when it's snowing.
Speaker 3: Okay, good to know. Swivel seats or something that just
Speaker 3: was a design idea for cars that did not hold well.
Speaker 3: They swiveled, But yeah, I I've seen those before.
Speaker 5: I thought that makes it interesting. I never understood the point.
Speaker 5: So you can turn and have a conversation with the
Speaker 5: person next to you while you're going down the road.
Speaker 3: No when when for easy exit?
Speaker 5: Okay, I guess that kind of makes sense. I thought
Speaker 5: it made more sense to have them in the old
Speaker 5: conversion vans, you know, with the captain's seats in the
Speaker 5: back and they stool.
Speaker 6: Around because you got all that room for activities.
Speaker 3: These are some other ones that people come down to
Speaker 3: that because there was one more automatic seat belts. Oh god,
Speaker 3: the worst shack.
Speaker 5: Dunk and when they went out, they went out the right.
Speaker 5: It's either stuck back here where it should be, or
Speaker 5: it's stuck at front, you know, and you're just like
Speaker 5: and it just gets in the way. I mean, you
Speaker 5: could disconnect it or whatever.
Speaker 3: But well, and there are so many people that just
Speaker 3: let that they never did the lap belt right, and
Speaker 3: so the police like they couldn't tell you look like
Speaker 3: you had your seatbelt on, but you didn't.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 3: This says that touchscreen, huge touch screens isn't sticking. Like
Speaker 3: that's not a big I have a pretty massive touch
Speaker 3: screen in my it's got to be. It's bigger than
Speaker 3: a tablet. Okay, I love it. Why Like GPS, it
Speaker 3: covers the whole thing instead of being a little tiny
Speaker 3: index card.
Speaker 6: I'll give you that. Mine is.
Speaker 5: I've got an average science touch screen. Okay, you know,
Speaker 5: it's not a small one, but it gets the job done.
Speaker 3: And I like it. It's got like because I've got.
Speaker 5: The Android auto and then like half of it is
Speaker 5: my map and the other half of it is music
Speaker 5: or whatever I'm I'm streaming at that point, and I
Speaker 5: like it. I like the touch screen. Do I need
Speaker 5: something that's the size of a small television?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 3: Not really.
Speaker 5: The only benefit I could see of that is like
Speaker 5: maybe yes, your map or the backup camera or the
Speaker 5: cameras because it gives you such a wider range to see.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think everything you're saying is not wrong. It's
Speaker 3: just a preference thing. Yeah, there says they're put putting
Speaker 3: buttons back on everything. Really to me, here's to me,
Speaker 3: the cost effectiveness of putting the touch screen in makes
Speaker 3: more sense because buttons go out and to change one.
Speaker 3: It's a giant pain in the arts. True, true, true.
Speaker 5: I thought it would be more expensive to have the
Speaker 5: touch screens just because of the technology as opposed to
Speaker 5: buttons and leavings.
Speaker 3: It's not an Apple product, you know. I mean, yeah,
Speaker 3: uh gloss, black interiors, loss like the dash and stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but the problem, the problem that happened. It looks awesome
Speaker 3: the first day, but it shows every fingerprint, scratches show
Speaker 3: up really easy.
Speaker 6: On it, dust and whatnots.
Speaker 5: I do have some gloss trim in my car, in
Speaker 5: my t Rex, And you're absolutely right.
Speaker 3: That's why I've got a little handheld duster in there.
Speaker 3: You know that.
Speaker 5: Just I go over it every day every time I'm
Speaker 5: in there, and I make sure the prints are off
Speaker 5: the dust desires.
Speaker 3: Ye, it's a giant pain in the ding dong. But
Speaker 3: it looks good. Uh. Fake exhausts are people putting fake
Speaker 3: exhausts on cars, so like apparently they're decorative exhaust openings
Speaker 3: that aren't real just for style.
Speaker 6: That has always been a thing.
Speaker 5: You'll see the square cutouts on the back fascia on
Speaker 5: the back bumper, right, and it looks like it's square exhaust,
Speaker 5: but if you look a bit closer, it's just a
Speaker 5: cutout with some chrome plastic trim around it.
Speaker 6: In your exhaust pipe is just right there.
Speaker 5: It makes it look like it's got a bigger exhaust,
Speaker 5: but it doesn't.
Speaker 6: It's pretty gey.
Speaker 3: Uh. This is one that apparently everybody's gonna be happy about,
Speaker 3: and that is automatic stop starts.
Speaker 6: Dude. I hate that.
Speaker 5: I like the fact that I can turn mine on
Speaker 5: and off right when I start my car. Initially it's
Speaker 5: on the auto start stop, but there's a button there
Speaker 5: that allows me to disable it, and I don't have
Speaker 5: to worry about it again until I go. When I
Speaker 5: turn a car off and get back in and turn
Speaker 5: it on, it is so annoying to be at a
Speaker 5: stoplight and you hit the gas and it starts all
Speaker 5: over again, and I'm just like, sometimes I forget about it.
Speaker 5: And I was like, ah, goddamn, I forgot to push
Speaker 5: the button. It didn't take long for me to remember
Speaker 5: that I forgot to push the button. Yeah, I hate
Speaker 5: that feature. I don't see any point in it. They
Speaker 5: say that it's supposed to conserves, but I don't see how.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, I guess in terms of why run
Speaker 3: the car if you don't need it, Like, you know,
Speaker 3: people put it in neutral. That was always a thing.
Speaker 6: Try to save gas.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so okay, I guess I just don't love the
Speaker 3: lag right exactly. My wife has a BMW. The lag
Speaker 3: is crazy, and that car is twenty eighteen. I have
Speaker 3: a twenty twenty six and it's almost instantaneous.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it is so stupid. Take it out of there.
Speaker 5: We don't need it. Yeah. One thing that I have found.
Speaker 5: It's been on the internet lately, so take it for
Speaker 5: what you want. But starting in twenty twenty seven, and
Speaker 5: this just started popping up in my feeds yesterday, that
Speaker 5: newer cars in twenty twenty seven is going to have
Speaker 5: sensors and cameras in it to where it can tell
Speaker 5: if you are in no condition to drive, be it
Speaker 5: intoxicated or angry, And what that does the computers, the
Speaker 5: AI or whatever that's and it's gonna be mandatory, at
Speaker 5: least from what I've seen and heard that it's gonna
Speaker 5: be mandatory in every twenty car after twenty twenty seven.
Speaker 5: And the AI uses the censers and the cameras, and
Speaker 5: it's constantly watching you and your passengers, and it can
Speaker 5: tell if you're in any condition to driving, and if
Speaker 5: you were not, let's just say you are a little
Speaker 5: tipsy or whatever, you decide to get in it shut
Speaker 5: your car down completely. You can't go anywhere. Or if
Speaker 5: you are angry, same thing, you know, shut your car down.
Speaker 3: Oh God, that sounds great. A bunch of cars broken
Speaker 3: down on just stopped. Think of it like that.
Speaker 5: The other day when I read that story about the
Speaker 5: lady that fell asleep, got drunk and fell asleep in
Speaker 5: herself driving tesla, and the tesla didn't recognize what was
Speaker 5: going on or whatever.
Speaker 6: She had to be alert, so it shut it.
Speaker 5: Down in the middle of the highway, causing a problem.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 5: So I hear technology like that, and I get where
Speaker 5: they're going and what they're trying to do. But and
Speaker 5: we could also save this for tomorrow. The conspiracy behind it.
Speaker 5: They're constantly watching you. Right, My car has some of
Speaker 5: that technology already.
Speaker 3: If I am not, it tells me when I'm not
Speaker 3: looking at the car at the towards the right, towards.
Speaker 6: The right, eyes aren't on the road. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And if I put my hand up on top of
Speaker 3: the steering wheel, you know, like right g right on,
Speaker 3: it'll it'll make an alert saying it can't see me
Speaker 3: and I have like it'll give me so many warnings
Speaker 3: and then it'll say, hey, if you don't, I need
Speaker 3: you have so I have to move my arm once
Speaker 3: in a while.
Speaker 8: Wow.
Speaker 5: So it's almost forcing you to keep it at ten
Speaker 5: and two or at least at nine.
Speaker 3: I just can't block the sensor, essentially, I think, is
Speaker 3: what it is. Okay, interesting because you're not supposed to
Speaker 3: do ten and two anymore either, by the way, for
Speaker 3: those it all know, okay, because the air bag wouldn't
Speaker 3: if you get people were getting broken arms and stuff
Speaker 3: from the where are you supposed to hold it now?
Speaker 6: Corvin?
Speaker 3: Uh, I don't remember exactly, but I tend to go
Speaker 3: for seven and four.
Speaker 5: Okay, it's kind of down below. I can see some
Speaker 5: people do with three and nine. Yeah, that might be
Speaker 5: where they're looking at.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I'm still a comfortable at a ten and two if
Speaker 5: I'm using both hands, especially when I'm doing my A
Speaker 5: ten and two, you're like more eleven eleven.
Speaker 3: You're an eleven. You're not a two hander. All right, Listen,
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Speaker 5: Man who's shut down interstate with tennis ball bomb sentenced
Speaker 5: to eighteen months. This actually happened in October of twenty twenty,
Speaker 5: but apparently in Washington a dude by the name of
Speaker 5: Soukfauna so Fana song.
Speaker 3: Sure, I'm sure that's how you pronounce it.
Speaker 5: Anyway, I guess what had happened is that he had
Speaker 5: fallen asleep in a stolen Mercedes right, and the police
Speaker 5: approach him and he's like, oh God, and then takes
Speaker 5: off in this stolen Mercedes with flat tires and leaves.
Speaker 5: The leads the police on a slow speed chase down
Speaker 5: the interstate, where they ended up stopping him with a
Speaker 5: pit maneuver.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 5: Well, when they stop him with the pit maneuver, that's
Speaker 5: when he gets out holding a homemade tennis ball bomb
Speaker 5: and a lighter.
Speaker 6: Well, they finally get the guy.
Speaker 5: They find out that this tennis ball bomb contained fifty
Speaker 5: grams of explosive powder, and they found a second explosive device,
Speaker 5: a sparkler bomb, which if you've never made these before,
Speaker 5: those are awesome. And so they had to shut down
Speaker 5: the entire interstate for a long time. Bomb squad had
Speaker 5: to come out, had to clear everything. Finally everything's clear.
Speaker 5: Come to find out, this suck funic guy was high
Speaker 5: on the fentanyl.
Speaker 3: When all this happened. And then you took him to jail.
Speaker 5: The judge gave him eighteen months in a federal prison
Speaker 5: for displayed an alarming disrespect for the law and posed
Speaker 5: a risk to the community.
Speaker 6: That's what the judge said.
Speaker 3: Dude, tennis ball bombs is a real thing. I did
Speaker 3: not know this. I didn't need a story. I was like, okay,
Speaker 3: that's kind of it. It makes sense because you don't
Speaker 3: have to follow anything out right, No, cut a hole,
Speaker 3: fill it with whatever, and then put some sort of
Speaker 3: fuse on it and then you can seal it air
Speaker 3: tight and then launch it. Yeah, yeah, that's wild. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm just trying to figure out how to keep like
Speaker 3: this fly out of my house that keep showing up.
Speaker 3: You are trying to figure out how to blow stuff up,
Speaker 3: that's wild.
Speaker 5: To me, using anything you can get from academy sports.
Speaker 6: Think about that. Man.
Speaker 5: You got your tanner right right, which you can get there.
Speaker 5: You got a tennis ball, okay, go to any kind
Speaker 5: of fireworks, stand by yourself, some cheap fireworks. There's your
Speaker 5: fuse right there. Well, take the gunpowder out of everything,
Speaker 5: right or like this guy, which is probably what he
Speaker 5: did because they found the sparkler bomb in his car
Speaker 5: as well, and you're just shaving off all that, you know,
Speaker 5: goop off the sparklers, filling that inside your tennis ball.
Speaker 3: That seems like doing that around a fourth of July
Speaker 3: thing feels like the most covert way to do something
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 6: Absolutely nobody would suspect anything else.
Speaker 5: No, just buying fireworks for the kids, right, sparklers or the.
Speaker 3: Noise wouldn't even you wouldn't even be like, huh no.
Speaker 5: I mean that's why we go outside and shoot guns
Speaker 5: on Fourth of July, because you can get away with
Speaker 5: it in town, you do.
Speaker 3: I mean it just sounds like fireworks, huh.
Speaker 6: I mean from what I've heard.
Speaker 3: Titanic subdisaster widow says what was left was slush. The
Speaker 3: widow of the husband and nineteen year old son who
Speaker 3: died in the titan submersible implosion said it took about
Speaker 3: nine months before any remains were returned to families. When
Speaker 3: they were, they came in small shoebox sized containers and
Speaker 3: were described as quote slush. Because the implosion caused extreme
Speaker 3: destruction under deep space pressure, recovery teams had to rely
Speaker 3: on DNA testing to identify anything at all, and much
Speaker 3: of the material was mixed together and could not be
Speaker 3: clearly separated, leading her to decline portions that could be
Speaker 3: definitively identified. The situation highlights both the violent nature of
Speaker 3: the implosion and the difficulty of deep ocean recovery. Even
Speaker 3: with that, she said, she takes some comfort in knowing
Speaker 3: the event was instantaneous, meaning those on board likely did
Speaker 3: not experience prolonged suffering. I love a good story because
Speaker 3: you don't know right how they knew it was his remains.
Speaker 3: I mean, if it was just slush, well they did
Speaker 3: DNA testing, Okay, so they I think it's more of like,
Speaker 3: well there's some of him.
Speaker 5: Here, right, kind of like what the cremation and the ashes, Well,
Speaker 5: there's some of them there.
Speaker 3: Have you ever picked up a loved one's ashes me personally,
Speaker 3: like from a crematory.
Speaker 5: No, I want to say I was with somebody when
Speaker 5: they did.
Speaker 6: I can't remember, honestly.
Speaker 3: I've done it a handful of times, mostly for all
Speaker 3: for loved ones, mostly people directly connected to me, and
Speaker 3: in another instance, because I was asked to, because they
Speaker 3: their loved one couldn't do it right, it couldn't bring
Speaker 3: themselves to do it. It's really a sobering moment.
Speaker 6: Why said that?
Speaker 3: Because the person you love it is just reach tiny box.
Speaker 5: Okay, that's fair. I've only dealt with traditional burials. I'm
Speaker 5: really not big in the cremation. Everybody in my family
Speaker 5: has always been traditionally buried. I plan on being traditionally buried.
Speaker 5: My brother says that he wants to be cremated, right,
Speaker 5: as to which I'm like, good thing.
Speaker 3: You don't get a sign in it, to which your
Speaker 3: kids will be saying about you.
Speaker 6: Probably so.
Speaker 3: But it just seems it's really sobering the whole death process.
Speaker 3: I think I've mentioned it before. Someone dies. You go
Speaker 3: to a funeral and all you're doing is look at
Speaker 3: your watch for it to be over right, and their
Speaker 3: whole life's encompassed in a photo slide to free bird
Speaker 3: or whatever somebody's you know, memory when they did probably
Speaker 3: much more monstrous things than that, right, And then to
Speaker 3: boot you get it. Your ashes are put into a
Speaker 3: ziplock and handed to you. That's it.
Speaker 5: And sometimes it's in a little cardboard box. Sometimes they
Speaker 5: put it in a wooden but you have to pay
Speaker 5: for that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've always only received it in a cardboard box, Okay.
Speaker 3: And I don't know, I don't know if you buy
Speaker 3: a nice one and then take the bag out and
Speaker 3: then put it in the box, are the really nice one?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 3: I mean you don't want to just dump the ashes
Speaker 3: in that box, do you? I mean, I guess that's
Speaker 3: kind of what they do. No, it's not a very
Speaker 3: good boxing. Yeah, it's one of those quick full boxes.
Speaker 3: Well I'm talking about the fancy wooden ones that you
Speaker 3: pay extra for. Oh yeah, I don't know. I don't know,
Speaker 3: but I do enjoy a good YouTube video of watching
Speaker 3: somebody dump ashes in a windy day.
Speaker 5: Oh that is hilarious. I seen one that was a
Speaker 5: little weird yesterday. And they're at a city park, think
Speaker 5: like McClure Park, okay, right where they have those grills
Speaker 5: out there, you know where you go and barbecue your
Speaker 5: chicken and you know, hang out with the family. Right,
Speaker 5: So what they did was they had their Orkhal's in
Speaker 5: there at the bottom, and they pulled.
Speaker 3: Out this bag.
Speaker 5: It looks like it's at least a pound a week, right,
Speaker 5: and they dump all that on the grill and they
Speaker 5: flatten it out and all the weed falls to the bottom,
Speaker 5: and of course the weeds starts smoking and it's on fire,
Speaker 5: and then the sister who's got the ashes then dumps
Speaker 5: the ashes on top of all the burning.
Speaker 3: Chronic was like, interesting, One, that's.
Speaker 5: The waste of a whole lot of weed, and two,
Speaker 5: now it's all up in the all up in the ear.
Speaker 3: Well, there's a reason you only pull her a little
Speaker 3: out for your homies and you don't pull it pour
Speaker 3: the whole thing out right because they don't really get any.
Speaker 5: No, no, save something for yourself.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're your homie would want you to, all right, right.
Speaker 3: Man busted for subway stale bread rage. This is hilarious
Speaker 3: because a guy in Florida, a forty three year old
Speaker 3: dude named Ray, goes to subway orders a sandwich and
Speaker 3: apparently the sandwich that he ordered, the bread was a
Speaker 3: little bit crustier than what he liked.
Speaker 5: Now, Ray didn't realize this until he got home. Ray
Speaker 5: doesn't really necessarily say if he ate the sandwich or
Speaker 5: if he threw it away, but it does say that
Speaker 5: Ray sat on this summer bitch and got angry for
Speaker 5: a week. He goes back to the subway a week later,
Speaker 5: talks to the sandwich artist back.
Speaker 3: There say that, and he's like, God, let's sandwich you
Speaker 3: made me last week had stale bread on it.
Speaker 5: And apparently a little verbal artisication goes by. That's when
Speaker 5: Ray openly open hand slaps the dog s out of
Speaker 5: the sandwich artist damn and then runs off all guard right.
Speaker 5: Maybe the maybe the sandwich artist came out from behind
Speaker 5: the counter, I don't know. It didn't say that in
Speaker 5: the story, but it did say there was somebody sitting
Speaker 5: in a booth watching the whole damn thing go down.
Speaker 5: So of course Ray slaphs the holy hell out of
Speaker 5: this this artist and then.
Speaker 3: Takes off out of there. Okay, police get called out.
Speaker 3: They check out the footage. They look at the sandwich
Speaker 3: artist's face. They're like, yeah, you got the s smacked
Speaker 3: out of you, for sure. The witness in the booth
Speaker 3: told him everything, gave him a description, six foot two,
Speaker 3: two hundred and forty pounds. They're like, he slapped the
Speaker 3: crap out of him and then ran out the door. Well,
Speaker 3: they did track Ray down. Ray lives three miles away
Speaker 3: from the subway. When they questioned Ray about it, he
Speaker 3: did admit he confessed to slapping the sandwich artist. Hell yeah,
Speaker 3: I did. He said that the victim intentionally gave him old,
Speaker 3: stale bread on a sandwich that he purchased a week earlier. Intentionally,
Speaker 3: that's wild, and that he went and confronted him about it,
Speaker 3: and he said that the sandwich artists just began to
Speaker 3: laugh laugh at him, which caused him to strike him.
Speaker 5: Well, they ended up taking him to jail for battery.
Speaker 5: But blows me away as this guy sat on it
Speaker 5: for a week before going back and confronting the sandwich.
Speaker 3: That's my thing. You you held onto that for a
Speaker 3: week and lived in your in your head for a week. Yeah,
Speaker 3: instead of I don't know, going back that night, going
Speaker 3: back that minute, calling the corporate number, being like, hey,
Speaker 3: your artist gave me stale bread, and you know, instead
Speaker 3: of going up there and just slapping the crab, well, artist,
Speaker 3: you know, open to interpretation, right, stale bread. I've listen,
Speaker 3: say what you will about Subway. I've never gotten stale
Speaker 3: bread there. No, I've never had questionable ingredients at Subway baked.
Speaker 5: Fresh daily allegedly. So they say, wow, I knew a
Speaker 5: couple of people I worked at the Subway. This was
Speaker 5: back in the nineties. Maybe it was different then, but
Speaker 5: I've seen him make it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Yeah, that's that's a wild take to go back
Speaker 3: and be like, remember last week, you know the hundreds
Speaker 3: of sandwiches you make? Right mine? Remember mine? Remember mine?
Speaker 3: What'd you have? A BMT and restaurant under investigation after
Speaker 3: deer roadkill found in freezer with other food. So this
Speaker 3: happens in Louisiana where they're investigating this restaurant after a
Speaker 3: social media post claimed an employee was seen skinning a
Speaker 3: dead animal behind the building. Officers responded to the damn
Speaker 3: it China Queen buffet not helping your stereotype any and
Speaker 3: found evidence that the animal was a deer that had
Speaker 3: been collected from the side of the road. The deer
Speaker 3: carcass was found stored in a freezer alongside food that
Speaker 3: was allegedly intended to be served to customers. In Louisiana,
Speaker 3: collecting roadkill without permission from the state's wildlife agency is
Speaker 3: illegal and can carry a fine between four hundred and
Speaker 3: nine hundred and fifty dollars and up to one hundred
Speaker 3: and twent days in jail. The restaurant issued a statement
Speaker 3: saying the deer was never meant to be served and
Speaker 3: that it has corrected its procedures. State health and wildlife
Speaker 3: officials have launched their own investigations, and health records show
Speaker 3: the restaurant is a repeat violator of state health codes,
Speaker 3: which that last sentence can get bent. You know how
Speaker 3: many restaurants are repeat violators of state health codes. Right right,
Speaker 3: right now. It is entirely possible somebody picked it up,
Speaker 3: cleaned it, and put it in the freezer till they
Speaker 3: could go home. Absolutely entirely possible. Also entirely possible that
Speaker 3: you ate it at lunch today.
Speaker 5: Absolutely absolutely what your kung pal poodle?
Speaker 3: Oh oh we're so sorry, Oh we're so sorry.
Speaker 6: We won't do it.
Speaker 3: Again, Sash one shit, right right you should, yeah, yes,
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Speaker 3: Normally we'd lent to this would be where Lindsay would
Speaker 3: bring up something she want to talk about. But I
Speaker 3: found this, well she's not here, but I found this
Speaker 3: that I found fascinating where a woman brings her dead
Speaker 3: husband back to life as a hologram for a Q
Speaker 3: and A at his funeral. But why and furthermore, who's
Speaker 3: answering the questions? I mean, right, you would have to
Speaker 3: know his he would have I mean you'd have to
Speaker 3: know what his answers? Would it be? Right?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: And I guess the wife would be the best. They
Speaker 3: were married for sixty years, and they She worked with
Speaker 3: the company Pronto Hologram and Hyperreal to create a life
Speaker 3: sized digital version of her husband using pre recorded material
Speaker 3: and AI. It appeared on a screen and walked mourners
Speaker 3: through a scripted Q and A, answering questions as if
Speaker 3: they were really there. Now. The opening line set the tone, quote,
Speaker 3: this was would have been the guy. Right before anyone
Speaker 3: gets confused, I'm not actually here. You don't say, And
Speaker 3: here's the question. The answer to the question, Gimpie asked.
Speaker 3: She wrote the entire script herself, using six decades of
Speaker 3: shared memories. Okay, and she had hoped to keep the
Speaker 3: budget around two thousand dollars, but said the project grew
Speaker 3: far more ambitious than that. Yes, of course it did.
Speaker 3: Because they're dead, you missed them. You'll spend ridiculous amounts
Speaker 3: of money on things that are unnecessary in that time,
Speaker 3: absolutely like making them a hole. I don't know how
Speaker 3: many people after their loved one, GiB My, I'd be
Speaker 3: a good example of assets too, where you bury somebody
Speaker 3: and you spend money on something, and you five ten
Speaker 3: years later you go, I'm so glad I spent X
Speaker 3: dollars on the coffin. Right, you don't reflect on that
Speaker 3: and have gratitude? I don't think, no, not really.
Speaker 5: I didn't go with I'm just gonna use my dad
Speaker 5: as the example because I'm I plan my brother and
Speaker 5: I plan the whole thing. My brothers and I planned
Speaker 5: that whole thing to where when my mom died, my
Speaker 5: dad had a lot of say in the pick of
Speaker 5: caskets and so on, and so.
Speaker 3: He tried to honor his choice.
Speaker 5: So I thought it would be what's what looks good.
Speaker 5: I didn't want for my dad. I didn't want a plane.
Speaker 5: I didn't want a cardboard box. I didn't want a
Speaker 5: plane Jane pine box. But I wasn't going with the
Speaker 5: most expensive Cadillac out of all of them, you know
Speaker 5: what I mean. So I went about middle ground, something
Speaker 5: that just looked nice. Because you are putting on a
Speaker 5: presentation for people you know so, and that casket.
Speaker 3: Some bituals almost three grand. Yeah.
Speaker 5: That whole industry right there is just disturbing on how
Speaker 5: much they bend you over and take you for what
Speaker 5: you got.
Speaker 3: I hear you. I'm not prepared to have that statement
Speaker 3: because I don't want to lump everyone in the same boat.
Speaker 3: Uh okay, I'm sure there are definitely some nefarious individuals
Speaker 3: who take advantage of people in that situation.
Speaker 5: I wasn't. I was upsold on a few things, but
Speaker 5: not a whole lot. Like I get what you're saying.
Speaker 5: Like there, I'm sure there are some morticians out there,
Speaker 5: funeral home directors that would, oh you need this, Oh
Speaker 5: they would like that, and push for the most expensive stuff.
Speaker 3: I'm sure there's some out there.
Speaker 5: And the one that I had to deal with was cool,
Speaker 5: let me make a lot of the decisions, but was
Speaker 5: also like into some suggestions like my dad was in
Speaker 5: the Air Force. Hey have you thought about these these
Speaker 5: medallions here that their magnetic stick to the casket and
Speaker 5: then you can take them after the funeral's done. As
Speaker 5: to which I still have them, I have all three
Speaker 5: of them. And I have yet to give my brothers
Speaker 5: the other two simply just because I haven't gotten around
Speaker 5: to it.
Speaker 6: And that was ten years ago. Yeah, it's just.
Speaker 3: One of those things I put off in the corner.
Speaker 3: I haven't gotten to it. But I can see in
Speaker 3: this situation when that you would spend money to try
Speaker 3: and you know, prove your love. Yeah, that's somebody that
Speaker 3: can't receive it.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, And if they came to together like, hey, what
Speaker 5: we can do is we can we can turn your
Speaker 5: dad into a hologram using AI and if you just
Speaker 5: write out the questions or whatever, well it'll be neither
Speaker 5: be like your dad's right there. Yeah, I would be
Speaker 5: no way you can get bent. That is way too much.
Speaker 5: And I think it's silly.
Speaker 3: Now if there was a kid who's like, hey, I
Speaker 3: got this idea, I can do this thing. We'll do
Speaker 3: it for free, for free.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, if it's free, it's for me, and I'll take
Speaker 5: three one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: But does this say in.
Speaker 6: This article how much she dished out for me.
Speaker 3: She said it started at two thousand dollars, but she
Speaker 3: said it got more ambitious, which means more expensive. Right. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm with you, especially if I'm writing the script. It's
Speaker 3: not authentic. No, as far as I'm concerned.
Speaker 5: Now, let's just say Dad put this stuff together, and
Speaker 5: if it was one of his wishes, He's like, hey,
Speaker 5: I heard about this cool thing. You can turn me
Speaker 5: into a hologram and here's you know, we'll have a
Speaker 5: Q and a sashion here's what I wrote. I think
Speaker 5: that would be neat and I would probably look into it. Then, yeah,
Speaker 5: because that's something he wanted and he wrote it. So therefore,
Speaker 5: for me, it's a little more authentic because he put
Speaker 5: it together. It's not just me.
Speaker 3: Well, and it's the Q and A isn't really true either, right.
Speaker 3: A Q and A is like, hey, why'd you touch
Speaker 3: our cousin? That's that's a Q and A, right, right,
Speaker 3: As opposed to it's it's an implied Q and A
Speaker 3: where the questions are implied, like, hey, what was your
Speaker 3: favorite vacation? Oh man, my favorite vacation was, you know,
Speaker 3: going to Disney World or whatever. Right, that's right, you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying, Like the questions are set up,
Speaker 3: so you're here, but nobody's you know, stand in front
Speaker 3: of a microphone going sorry, you're dead. It's it's your
Speaker 3: cousin Valayah, you haven't seen in decades? Did you take
Speaker 3: my keys when I was five? Like you know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying, Like it isn't a real Q and a
Speaker 3: where you can get some closure.
Speaker 6: Right right.
Speaker 5: It just makes you feel a little bit better because
Speaker 5: you're using his likeness and you're using the AI. It's
Speaker 5: not really his voice though, is it.
Speaker 3: It is they're taking voice recordings to make a voice
Speaker 3: that's similar to his.
Speaker 5: So it's like, you know, we have an old voicemail
Speaker 5: from him, and then the AI is generate.
Speaker 3: Okay, Yeah, and here here is where here's where I'm
Speaker 3: a proponent for this because when you go to a funeral,
Speaker 3: it is a statement that is probably said multiple times
Speaker 3: in that moment and definitely after is I wish I
Speaker 3: could hear their voice one more time? Yeah? So I
Speaker 3: think it does scratch that itch. Two. I don't think
Speaker 3: that industry has really evolved at all in terms of
Speaker 3: how funerals are conducted. You know how many funeral homes
Speaker 3: I go to and there's they have to wheel a
Speaker 3: TV in, or they have to wheel a TV in
Speaker 3: like the av class. Right, there's so in terms of
Speaker 3: advancing the technology, and I'm sure people that work in
Speaker 3: that industry would have a bone to pick with me
Speaker 3: in that statement. All I know is every funeral I
Speaker 3: go to feels like every funeral I've ever gone to. Right,
Speaker 3: you're all still trying to super you know, mirror the
Speaker 3: laptop onto the screen and haven't done the update. So
Speaker 3: we got to wait for the update to happen so
Speaker 3: we can do this photo that, you know what I mean?
Speaker 6: Right, And in the middle of the montage or the
Speaker 6: song you hear.
Speaker 3: Right, you got it? Yeah? Right, So I'm not saying
Speaker 3: you have it. I'm just saying not, you're not. It's
Speaker 3: not keeping up. And if and I'm for it. If
Speaker 3: this is the thing, right, everything's got to start somewhere. Yeah,
Speaker 3: if you were to hear one last message, if you
Speaker 3: could hear one last message from like your dad or
Speaker 3: your mom, would you want it.
Speaker 5: When you say one last message like they're on their
Speaker 5: deathbed and it's like, listen, I know I'm about to
Speaker 5: go soon.
Speaker 3: I just want to let you know, X y Z.
Speaker 3: Is that kind of where you're getting at. I'm not
Speaker 3: playing there on their deathbed. I'm saying they're gone. And
Speaker 3: you could hear one last message from them, a lah
Speaker 3: Ai generated hologram standing in front of you are on
Speaker 3: a screen at the funeral.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't want it that way.
Speaker 5: I would want it in a way that I plan
Speaker 5: on doing it for my kids, and it's something that
Speaker 5: I've got to do and I've got to do soon,
Speaker 5: because you just never know, if there's anything I've learned
Speaker 5: in the past fifteen years, you just don't know when
Speaker 5: it's time.
Speaker 3: It's time.
Speaker 5: But what I plan on doing for my kids is
Speaker 5: making a video recording myself of myself while I'm still
Speaker 5: alive and delivering said messages that way.
Speaker 3: When do you do that?
Speaker 6: When do I make that recording?
Speaker 5: That's a good question, because that's something that I have
Speaker 5: been thinking of and wanting to do. I've really been
Speaker 5: thinking of it heavily within the past like year or so.
Speaker 5: But much like putting together your will, it's hard. It's
Speaker 5: hard to sit down and make that recording like right
Speaker 5: now while I'm I'm still in decent health, because it
Speaker 5: kind of it's reality check. Does that make sense to
Speaker 5: you one hundred percent? You have to have some sobering
Speaker 5: moments with yourself. Yes, absolutely, And it's like good. Am
Speaker 5: I ready for that?
Speaker 3: I don't know if I'll ever be ready for that,
Speaker 3: but it's something I know I need to do.
Speaker 6: Sure, so I don't.
Speaker 3: I'm not intentionally putting it off, but at the same time,
Speaker 3: I'm just kind of I'm not.
Speaker 6: I'm not ready yet for that.
Speaker 3: Coincidentally, fifty six percent of American adults have no estate
Speaker 3: planning documents or preparation at all, but seventy three percent
Speaker 3: consider it super important, which is exactly what you just said.
Speaker 3: You understand the importance of it. But like eh, five
Speaker 3: thousand people found, only twenty six percent actually have wills
Speaker 3: or estate planning documents done. Maya my thing against the
Speaker 3: video because I'm with you, I would love to do
Speaker 3: that as well. Is the technology I would recorder it
Speaker 3: on I don't know will be available when I die?
Speaker 3: Is Yes, I've thought about that because if you would have,
Speaker 3: if you if we would have talked about this twenty
Speaker 3: years ago, we'd be burning it on size right right,
Speaker 3: My thought is on a thumb drive now. With all
Speaker 3: that being said, in the advancements of technology, that's why
Speaker 3: I have a Google Drive. As far as I know,
Speaker 3: Google will always be here and will always be accessible,
Speaker 3: so I can make said video uploaded onto the Google
Speaker 3: drive and then be like here, here it is. But
Speaker 3: here's the thing, and this is This is another thing
Speaker 3: that slows me down when it comes to this sort
Speaker 3: of thing is when do you give it to them?
Speaker 3: Do you give them access right now and just tell them, hey,
Speaker 3: don't open this file on this Google drive until after
Speaker 3: I die? Yeah, because I feel like, because I know me,
Speaker 3: i'd been like, curiosity is getting the cat here and
Speaker 3: I want to open that up. Yeah. Well, you've always
Speaker 3: been very open about your lack of self control. But
Speaker 3: uh so I'll just give you. What I've done is
Speaker 3: I have a trust that's set up that has everything
Speaker 3: taken care of. I have a hard copy in my safe.
Speaker 3: I have a digital copy and some digital documents on
Speaker 3: a Google drive that that is only what it's for.
Speaker 3: Nothing else goes in that Google drive. My brother has
Speaker 3: a digital copy of my estate, and then he also
Speaker 3: has a password, user name, and password to the digital
Speaker 3: spot as well. And then there's an envelope in our
Speaker 3: safe for our kids, same with all the same stuff.
Speaker 5: Okay, sounds like we're on the same path here, you
Speaker 5: and I.
Speaker 3: But what idea I guess we should. But what I'm
Speaker 3: trying to and we're totally straying away. You got to
Speaker 3: just pull the trigger. People, are the questions you're asking
Speaker 3: are fair? You just got to do it, and you
Speaker 3: have to do it with the mindset I'm doing this
Speaker 3: so it's easier when my kids die or when I die,
Speaker 3: My kids don't have to go to other people I
Speaker 3: love don't have to go through that process because it sucks.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I thought about that because I had to
Speaker 5: do the same thing with my parents. You know, I
Speaker 5: don't want them to have to do with all that.
Speaker 5: It's just doing it.
Speaker 3: I'm with you though. In two Yeah, it's real, but
Speaker 3: it's coming for all of us, absolutely, you know, it's undefeated.
Speaker 3: The the thing about asking, like if you could hear
Speaker 3: one last thing? No, no, But where I get pushed
Speaker 3: back in my head is what's the difference between an
Speaker 3: AI digital version telling stories compared to photos that are
Speaker 3: on the screen and people going up there telling stories?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 5: Because for me, in my opinion, the photos and the
Speaker 5: people going up and telling their stories, that is the
Speaker 5: It's it's them sharing their accounts. Yeah, but that's where
Speaker 5: it's not real though. Well, I mean, it's real.
Speaker 3: It's what they think was real, and it's real, and
Speaker 3: it's it's authentic.
Speaker 5: It's authentic. Absolutely, it's real. It's not a hologram. It's
Speaker 5: not made up. It's not some computer and some algorithm
Speaker 5: that put it all together for you and for so
Speaker 5: for me, it's like you said, it's more authentic that way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know, man. I like the idea of it.
Speaker 3: I like the idea of evolving the technology and the experience.
Speaker 3: I've said before, I think that you when you go
Speaker 3: into a hall for a funeral home, that hall should
Speaker 3: be video walls right with their photos. It just feel
Speaker 3: like you're in And I know that's not for everybody.
Speaker 3: And if it's it's not, that's fine. You can you
Speaker 3: can dumb it down and have just like a pond
Speaker 3: and sunset and just like one screen with a photo.
Speaker 3: But for other people seeing lots of photos and celebrating.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that would be pretty awesome.
Speaker 3: It feels like the right move for sure.
Speaker 5: For sure, and maybe you might beyond to the funeral
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Speaker 3: Listen If you're a funeral home and you're looking for
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Speaker 3: Don't go to Jim's funeral home, right, Jim, he still
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Speaker 6: Down here at.
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Speaker 3: We have a welcome peg board that says you can
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Speaker 5: Thanks for reminding me. Now I gotta go home and
Speaker 5: dig through some stuff.
Speaker 3: Appreciate it all right, We got to take a break.
Speaker 3: We'll be back. Let's go ahead and play a game.
Speaker 3: See if I can remember where everything is. Ah, yes,
Speaker 3: and it is Wednesday, so pick the flick? Is the game?
Speaker 5: The current record is well, you are leading this one
Speaker 5: with six and Lindsey and I are.
Speaker 6: Tied with five.
Speaker 3: Last week's winner be me. It doesn't matter though, because
Speaker 3: Lindsay's out today, so to be Gimpy and Corbyn. Eight
Speaker 3: three three four six oh kmo D eight three three
Speaker 3: four six oh kmod. You have the cards, so call
Speaker 3: up decide who's going to be the clue giver? Eight
Speaker 3: three three four six kmo D. Let's see first. Good morning,
Speaker 3: you're on the air. What's your name? Hith Hi, Beth?
Speaker 6: How are you?
Speaker 3: I'm great? How are you great?
Speaker 6: Beth?
Speaker 3: Who would you like to give clues? Gimpy or Lindsey?
Speaker 3: All right, I'm sorry, Gimby or Corbyn. Let's go with
Speaker 3: Gibby Beth. Sixty seconds are on the clock. Timers starts
Speaker 3: after the first clue. He's gonna give you clues for movies.
Speaker 3: You want to get as many right as you can.
Speaker 3: If you get more right than me and my teammate,
Speaker 3: then you will get tacks to see Shine Down May
Speaker 3: twenty third, at the pay Com Center in Oklahoma City.
Speaker 3: Are you ready? Yeah, here we go.
Speaker 5: This is a Mel Gibson movie where he can hear
Speaker 5: what the ladies are thinking.
Speaker 8: What women won?
Speaker 6: Yep?
Speaker 3: This is Arnold Swarzenegger and Jamie Lee Curtis. He is
Speaker 3: a spy. Oh god, what is the opposite of false?
Speaker 3: There you go? Uh?
Speaker 5: This is the movie about a tiny mouse who drives cars.
Speaker 3: Oh my god? Uh not recycles? What what is the
Speaker 3: opposite of big? There you go? Uh? This is uh
Speaker 3: pass Uh.
Speaker 5: This is Morgan Freeman and some old lady and he
Speaker 5: is her chauffeur.
Speaker 2: Driving.
Speaker 3: Yes, pass Uh. This is about a boxer. Uh time
Speaker 3: time time. It looks like you've got four. Uh might
Speaker 3: be good enough for the wind. Hang on the line. Okay, okay, sure,
Speaker 3: good morning, you're.
Speaker 4: On the air.
Speaker 3: What is your name?
Speaker 8: Mike?
Speaker 3: Mike? You and I have to beat four? Are you ready?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 3: First movie is a Billy Bob Thornton movie, one of
Speaker 3: his first ones, and he repairs lawnmowers. He has a
Speaker 3: famous line biscuits and mustard. Yes.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 3: This is an Ashton Couture movie. If I'm not mistaken.
Speaker 3: It's kind of a horror movie and it's about when
Speaker 3: some kind of paranormal thing happens a worm. A worm
Speaker 3: goes into a cocoon and becomes a I'm sorry, a
Speaker 3: caterpillar goes into a cocoon and becomes a there you go. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Rick Morani's movie was a Broadway musical and then it
Speaker 3: became a movie. He's in it, Yes, sir, pass, I
Speaker 3: deserve I deserve that pass.
Speaker 6: Okay, God damn it.
Speaker 1: Uh, this is a a movie about a fake movie
Speaker 1: about a country singer, kind of like Johnny Cash walk
Speaker 1: the line.
Speaker 3: That's the Johnny Cash. But this is a parody of it.
Speaker 3: Oh oh oh, it's a double pointer.
Speaker 6: Think of it.
Speaker 8: I can't think of it.
Speaker 3: Ah, damn, we didn't win, man, I'm so sorry, brother.
Speaker 2: God.
Speaker 3: All right, Beth, congratulations, you're getting those tickets Sea Shine
Speaker 3: down down in Oklahoma City at the pay Com Center
Speaker 3: on Saturday, May twenty third. Awesome, Thank you so much. Yeah,
Speaker 3: contain that excitement to hang on the line you want
Speaker 3: to go over yours or mind quest? All right, So
Speaker 3: this one the first one that Corbyn passed on. I've
Speaker 3: never seen this movie before, but I would just describe
Speaker 3: the words. The first word is what is the opposite
Speaker 3: of life? Okay? That is death and then the opposite
Speaker 3: of he would be her and how you get him
Speaker 3: to say the word in the middle. I have no idea,
Speaker 3: but death becomes her. I was not one hundred percent sure.
Speaker 3: Goldie Hawn, Meryl Street, Bruce Willis they're dead or one
Speaker 3: of them's dead or something like that. I'd be lying
Speaker 3: if I said I've seen it.
Speaker 5: Okay, This other one here is a This is the
Speaker 5: second one he passed on, Double Pointer, Jim Carrey movie
Speaker 5: from the early nineties where he is an alien that
Speaker 5: comes to this planet from space and finds out that
Speaker 5: the women here have loose morals.
Speaker 3: It is a lame ass movie. Yeah eighty eight. Jeff Goldbloom,
Speaker 3: Geena Davis, Damon Wayanskay and Jim Carrett. Yeah yeah, Earth
Speaker 3: Girl Are Easy. Yeah, never seen it.
Speaker 5: It is a third of a movie. The third one
Speaker 5: that he passed on, also Double Pointer. You were on
Speaker 5: the right path so far as the Johnny Cash movie.
Speaker 5: This has the the other brother from Step Brothers.
Speaker 3: I was having trouble remembering his name. Yeah, not Will Ferrell,
Speaker 3: but the other guy. Yeah, he's got three. His name
Speaker 3: is three. John c Riley. Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 5: And he is a musician and It's kind of along
Speaker 5: the lines of the Johnny Cash movie.
Speaker 8: Like that.
Speaker 6: Walk Hard, the Dewey Cox story.
Speaker 3: All right, the ones you passed on m night shamalong
Speaker 3: Bing Doong movie. This is where a group of people
Speaker 3: you think the movie is taking place in the old times,
Speaker 3: and they live in this community where the monsters. If
Speaker 3: you go into the woods, the monsters will get you.
Speaker 3: They have to wear these yellow cloaks. One of the
Speaker 3: main characters blind and her brother Aiden Brody is a.
Speaker 3: Is it ain Broody? I think it's he is a
Speaker 3: He's got some sort of mental defect and he goes
Speaker 3: crazy and kills walking phoenix in it, and the blind
Speaker 3: girl has to go and get meds. The giveaway at
Speaker 3: the end is they live in a state park in
Speaker 3: current times. The group of people that were friends didn't
Speaker 3: like what was happening in modern times, and so they
Speaker 3: retreated to a more civilized quote unquote society. And the
Speaker 3: turning point is where she escapes unbeknownst to the elders,
Speaker 3: and she's on a city road in the park. The
Speaker 3: park ranger finds her. Okay, that's the village of the village. Yeah,
Speaker 3: Jennifer's body. I've never heard of it, Megan Fox, Amanda
Speaker 3: Sea Freed, Adam Brodie, Chris Pratt. And this movie is
Speaker 3: from two thousand and nine. It's a horror comedy. Indie
Speaker 3: band Low Shoulder made a pack with the devil, one
Speaker 3: that requires the soul of a virgin. They kidnap and
Speaker 3: killed cheerleader Jennifer, who is played by Megan Fox, but
Speaker 3: unfortunately she has no virgin. She was no virgin and
Speaker 3: resurrects to take her retribution. And then that third one
Speaker 3: that I ran out of the Jennifer's body, and then
Speaker 3: the one you ended on. This is the Clint Eastwood
Speaker 3: directed movie about a female boxer. So it was about
Speaker 3: a boxer.
Speaker 5: I wasn't I've never seen that movie either, but I
Speaker 5: feel like I knew it was about a boxer.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I believe Ollie, isn't it? Oh No, this is
Speaker 3: Hillary Swank Morgan Freeman. Yeah, okay, so there you go,
Speaker 3: million Dollar baby. All right, the record now tis you?
Speaker 3: And I was six, keeps Lindsay with five. The Big
Speaker 3: Man Morning Show returns next well. Corvina says here that
Speaker 3: the doj Indights call me for a second time. A
Speaker 3: Department of Justice is in dining indicting former FBI director
Speaker 3: James Comy again, this time for allegedly knowingly making a
Speaker 3: threat to kill President of the United States seat you else.
Speaker 6: Yesterday, acting A G.
Speaker 3: Todd Blanche said that the latest charges are connected to
Speaker 3: a social media post featuring the message eight six point seven,
Speaker 3: which the DJ says was a call to assassinate Trump. Call, right,
Speaker 3: that's the code. That's it, man, because you know Montel
Speaker 3: Jordan said it. Eight six me stud you know that's
Speaker 3: to kill kill kill kill. And then of course forty
Speaker 3: seven okay, right, yeah, yeah, okay. But the DOJ says
Speaker 3: they charged Comy for allegedly lying to Congress last year.
Speaker 3: A federal judge later dismissed that case. Buckingham Palace releases
Speaker 3: a statement about King Chuck's address to Congress.
Speaker 5: Buckingham Palace says that Can Charles was greatly touched by
Speaker 5: the warm response to his speech before Congress yesterday and
Speaker 5: a rare address to Congress. The King focused mainly on
Speaker 5: a bond between the US and the UK, saying he's
Speaker 5: looking forward to the next two one hundred and fifty
Speaker 5: years of friendship. The Buckingham Ballace statement reads the King
Speaker 5: was deeply honored to have been invited to be.
Speaker 3: The first British king to give such an address, and
Speaker 3: was greatly touched by the warmth and generosity of the
Speaker 3: response he received. Blah blah, yeah, Bobby Cock, what.
Speaker 6: Else we got here?
Speaker 3: Elon Musk testifies an open ai trial. This is a
Speaker 3: bit of a long one.
Speaker 5: Elon Musk is criticizing open AI's restructuring in his lawsuit
Speaker 5: against the company's CEO, Sam Altman. The billionaire took the
Speaker 5: stand yesterday during the first day of testimony in his
Speaker 5: high profile tech trial. Musk, who co founded the AI
Speaker 5: company as a nonprofit, told the court, if the verdict
Speaker 5: comes out that it's okay to loot a charity, then
Speaker 5: charitable giving in America will be destroyed. Musk left open
Speaker 5: ais board in twenty eighteen and wants to stop the
Speaker 5: chet GPT maker from becoming a for profit company. He
Speaker 5: claims the company benefited from his money, advice, recruiting efforts
Speaker 5: and connections, and now he wants an estimated one hundred
Speaker 5: and thirty four bah bah ba billion dollars in damages.
Speaker 3: Yeah no, it's one hundred percent worth his time, which
Speaker 3: is a lot, right, Yeah, he's worth about ninety million
Speaker 3: dollars an hour, So for him to be on the stand, yeah,
Speaker 3: means he has money to lose, right, And this company
Speaker 3: has the potential to make a lot of money. And
Speaker 3: I think that's what this is. This is a move
Speaker 3: to stop them from making so much money. Yeah, especially
Speaker 3: when he planned on it to just not be a
Speaker 3: money maker. Well he tried to be about yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Lastly, here Bigsby Bridge bill heads to the Gubna. Legislation
Speaker 5: authorizing a second bridge across the Arkansas River now waits
Speaker 5: for goodness it's signature. House Bill twenty one twenty three
Speaker 5: aims to alleviate traffic as development explodes south of the
Speaker 5: river and Big Spy. There have been rumors over the
Speaker 5: years about where the next bridge could go, with some
Speaker 5: thinking it could be over Minga, others suggesting one hundred
Speaker 5: and thirty first and the latest being near Kimberly.
Speaker 6: Clark really a.
Speaker 3: Long time friend of the show. Let's talk to him
Speaker 3: right now. Hey, Josie, how are you, buddy?
Speaker 8: I'm doing good. How are you, Cord?
Speaker 3: I'm good man. You know, you're one of these people
Speaker 3: that I'm always trying to keep an eye on because
Speaker 3: your tenacity to move forward, man, is always impressive, regardless
Speaker 3: of what adversity is in front of you, and your
Speaker 3: career as an entertainer and your life after that and
Speaker 3: then getting back into it. Man, A lot, not a
Speaker 3: lot of people would be able to do that, but
Speaker 3: you continue to forge forward.
Speaker 8: Well, you know, you got to get back up off
Speaker 8: the mat and continue fighting. You know, when my son
Speaker 8: died of COVID back in twenty twenty one, I was
Speaker 8: going to leave the music industry and I was just
Speaker 8: overwhelmed with depression about the death of my son. And
Speaker 8: I had a dream one night that I was laying
Speaker 8: on the canvas of this boxing ring and I was like,
Speaker 8: why am I? What am I doing in the middle
Speaker 8: of a boxing ring? And I noticed that I was
Speaker 8: bleeding and I heard my voice, my son's voice behind me, saying,
Speaker 8: come on, Pops, come on, pops, you gotta get up.
Speaker 8: You got to get up and fight. And I was like,
Speaker 8: that's my son, Cody, and I turned around to see him.
Speaker 8: And then I woke up and I just sat on
Speaker 8: the side of the bed with my wife, Kendra, and
Speaker 8: she was like holding me, and I was just had cold,
Speaker 8: a cold sweat, and I was like, that was Cody
Speaker 8: telling me to get back up and fight. So I'm
Speaker 8: getting back in this I'm getting back in this game. Man.
Speaker 8: I know that that's what he wants and that that's
Speaker 8: what's going to make him proud. And I'm all, I'm
Speaker 8: all in well.
Speaker 3: And they always show, or you're led to believe as
Speaker 3: a child, that success is a straight line all the
Speaker 3: way up, and it's never like that. And you guys
Speaker 3: have been dealt another thing to try and get over
Speaker 3: with some equipment that's been stolen.
Speaker 8: Right, Yeah, yesterday morning, we just returned from the Western leg.
Speaker 8: We went out to Los Angeles and played at the
Speaker 8: Whiskey and played it some different places, coming through Arizona
Speaker 8: and finished the Western leg of the twenty fifth anniversary
Speaker 8: of the Every six Seconds Tour celebrate in Saliva's first record.
Speaker 8: And when we got home, we parked our trailer at
Speaker 8: our guitar player Ben Hosterman's house and there in Tulsa,
Speaker 8: and they went to take their son to school yesterday
Speaker 8: and they were gone for all of fifteen minutes and
Speaker 8: the trailer. They came back and the trailer was gone,
Speaker 8: and it's just been heartbreaking, man, because every bit of
Speaker 8: our equipment was still in the trailer, you know, because
Speaker 8: we just we just returned home, not you know, twenty
Speaker 8: four hours before that. So all of Ben's guitars, there's
Speaker 8: a goal top less Paul black, beauty less Paul. All
Speaker 8: of my drummer Justin Barber's beautiful black Mapex kit. They
Speaker 8: don't even make it anymore. He spent his whole life
Speaker 8: for collecting all these different type of drums and cymbals,
Speaker 8: and it's just heartbreaking, man. And my bass player, Tyler Perry,
Speaker 8: had just bought two Thunderbird bases and an amp that
Speaker 8: he's still making payments on to Guitar Center, and you know,
Speaker 8: it just they they couldn't have hit us any any
Speaker 8: harder than they did. And it's it's not this heartbreaking
Speaker 8: for me because I'm the singer. All I have is
Speaker 8: the microphone, and I lost a couple of stage outfits.
Speaker 8: All my stage clothes were on the trailer. But that's
Speaker 8: not that. That's stuff that I collect from like goodwill
Speaker 8: and little fashion pieces that I've put together here and there,
Speaker 8: and I can replace all of that. It's the musical
Speaker 8: equipment of these local Tulsa musicians. That is just heartbreaking
Speaker 8: because they lost everything.
Speaker 3: What do you think the total value is of everything
Speaker 3: that got lost?
Speaker 8: Well, we figured it up yesterday and it's around forty
Speaker 8: five to fifty thousand dollars all in.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a lot of money. Man. That is that
Speaker 3: has to feel devastating.
Speaker 8: It's absolutely heartbreaking man. And like I said, being the singer,
Speaker 8: I didn't have that much equipment on there. But it
Speaker 8: brings my heart for my for my brothers, you know
Speaker 8: what I mean. These are guys that I've been on
Speaker 8: the road with for the past four years. My steps On, Dyna,
Speaker 8: Mike Delon is in the band. And luckily when we
Speaker 8: left the trailer that the night we got home, we
Speaker 8: got all of our luggage and we got Dylan's two
Speaker 8: guitars out of out of the trailer and the rest
Speaker 8: just is gone. But we are in touch with the
Speaker 8: Tulsa police. We saw the report. And you know, anybody
Speaker 8: out there that sees a white trailer with a Texas
Speaker 8: tag with it's a double axle white trailer and it
Speaker 8: has a Texas tag on the back. Because the fan
Speaker 8: that bought that that trailer for us, he gifted it
Speaker 8: to us lives in Texas and it has a Texas
Speaker 8: tag on the back and just all kinds of goofy
Speaker 8: stickers that we've collected from different venues that we've played
Speaker 8: all over the United States. So if anybody sees that trailer,
Speaker 8: or if you see any gold top less Pauls being
Speaker 8: trying to be pawned, or black Beauty's trying to be
Speaker 8: pawned less Pauls, or a couple of Thunderbird bases, or
Speaker 8: any kind of amps, or any black Maypex drums, and
Speaker 8: you can't miss the bass drum because it's a huge
Speaker 8: picture of the Every six second album cover on it.
Speaker 8: You can't miss that. So please, if anybody sees or
Speaker 8: hears of anything, please contact the Tulsa Police. And if
Speaker 8: you want to give to the cause, we have a
Speaker 8: go fundme set up for the guys that lost all
Speaker 8: their instruments. Just look up you know, Jessee's got rocks
Speaker 8: dot com and there'll be a link to all that.
Speaker 3: And again, the best thing to do is if you
Speaker 3: see something, you should call the the Tulsa Police and
Speaker 3: let them handle it. And everybody's all the guys have
Speaker 3: stuff posted on their page about what it looked like
Speaker 3: the trailer. We're going to repurpose this stuff on our
Speaker 3: pages too so people can see it. What happens now
Speaker 3: for touring? Does everything kind of get put on hiatus?
Speaker 8: Well, no, We've had an outpouring of musicians that have
Speaker 8: gotten in touch with us, that have offered us equipment.
Speaker 8: You know, from Zach Myers from Shining Down as a
Speaker 8: dear friend of ours, he's helped us out. The rapper
Speaker 8: Doobie has gotten a hold of me and has helped
Speaker 8: us out. There's even been guys in the country music
Speaker 8: side of things. Good friend of mine named Charlie is
Speaker 8: an amazing songwriter and amazing country artists, has reached out
Speaker 8: to us and he's donating some things. So and a
Speaker 8: dear friend of ours from a band called Framing the
Speaker 8: that we're actually playing the show with at the Machine
Speaker 8: Shop in Flint, Michigan, is bringing some equipment so we'll
Speaker 8: get through the shows. But replacing the instrument, the physical
Speaker 8: musical instruments for the long run is what's so heartbreaking
Speaker 8: about the whole thing. And you know, unfortunately we'll never
Speaker 8: be able to replace those particular instruments unless they're found,
Speaker 8: you know, God willing, but we'll certainly hopefully be able
Speaker 8: to raise enough money to be able to get these
Speaker 8: guys their guitars and basses and drums back, because it's
Speaker 8: just so heartbreaking.
Speaker 3: Is there insurance coverage for something like.
Speaker 8: That, Well, we looked into that yesterday and because it
Speaker 8: was parked at Ben's house, we talked to homeowners and
Speaker 8: they said, because we make money because we are touring business,
Speaker 8: and he uses those instruments to think money. Then they
Speaker 8: some I don't know, some kind of technicality where they
Speaker 8: don't have to pay as much, or it's you know,
Speaker 8: these insurance companies, man, it's always it's always a shell game.
Speaker 8: You know. They you pay into these companies for years
Speaker 8: and years and then when you need them the most,
Speaker 8: and some of them are legitimate and they take care
Speaker 8: of people and they come through. I'm not doing the
Speaker 8: whole insurance industry, but for the most part, man, there's
Speaker 8: a lot of shysters out there that just gets you
Speaker 8: on the technicality. And it just seems like that they
Speaker 8: him hauled Ben up on the technicality on his homeowners
Speaker 8: and they're like, well, you use them to for your
Speaker 8: business to make an income, so when you know you'll
Speaker 8: have to file that with your business.
Speaker 3: Right right, And like you said, I mean you can
Speaker 3: replace them, they won't be the same ones. But also
Speaker 3: you can't replace the memories, you know.
Speaker 8: But you know what I think. I think I believe
Speaker 8: in a higher power, man, and I think, you know,
Speaker 8: God is in this, and uh, you know, God hears
Speaker 8: conversations that you don't hear, and God sees things that
Speaker 8: you don't see. And I just believe that God's in it, man,
Speaker 8: and that I think a miracle is going to happen
Speaker 8: and come out of this, you know. I think I
Speaker 8: think that he'll take this that was meant for evil
Speaker 8: and use it for as good. I just have to
Speaker 8: believe that somewhere in my heart, and I think it's
Speaker 8: I think it's it's gonna be a good thing. It's
Speaker 8: gonna be a positive thing. This is gonna work out
Speaker 8: some kind of way. There's a blessing in this somewhere.
Speaker 3: Let's talk about the the trailer again. It's a white trailer,
Speaker 3: Texas tags. Any other discerning characteristics.
Speaker 8: Uh, it's a double axle trailer, meaning it has two
Speaker 8: tires on both sides, so that's a distinctive characteristic. It
Speaker 8: has a bunch of crazy goofy stickers that we've put
Speaker 8: on it. Not all over it, but there's probably two
Speaker 8: or three hundred little stickers that are all over it.
Speaker 8: So if you see some stickers there from you know,
Speaker 8: from Las Vegas and LA and New York and Florida
Speaker 8: and different places like that, that that should definitely raise
Speaker 8: your antennas. But yeah, just stay looked, stay looking out
Speaker 8: for a white trailer around the Tulsa area, and you know,
Speaker 8: we're going to keep our fingers crossed. It seems like
Speaker 8: though that we you know, my I talked to my
Speaker 8: guitar player Ben this morning and he was brought up
Speaker 8: a good point that it seems like we were targeted
Speaker 8: because it all of ten minutes that they were gone
Speaker 8: to take their son to school. Somebody just rolled up
Speaker 8: in there and took that trailer. And I just we
Speaker 8: had four gigantic padlocks on the trailer hitch and on
Speaker 8: all three doors, so it would have took some work.
Speaker 8: It would have took some doing to get those locks
Speaker 8: off of there and get that trailer out of there
Speaker 8: inside of ten minutes. So we think that, you know,
Speaker 8: somebody targeted us and they knew what they were doing
Speaker 8: and they knew it, they knew the job that they
Speaker 8: were gonna have to do, because they did it quick
Speaker 8: and they were out of there. You can't just roll
Speaker 8: up on a trailer of five master locks on it,
Speaker 8: four or five master locks on it and just you know,
Speaker 8: blow towards them off real quick and get out of
Speaker 8: there in ten minutes. So whatever they did, they were prepared.
Speaker 3: Some people are texting in and said there's been a
Speaker 3: lot of equipment stolen between Okaseee and Tulsa, and they've
Speaker 3: asked for us to put a list on. We've we
Speaker 3: shared the links on our page and the KMOD Facebook
Speaker 3: page so people can look for it and if you
Speaker 3: find something again, called the Tulsa Police. And some people
Speaker 3: look for music trading instruments online. If you see something there,
Speaker 3: and I believe even been posted something about merch. If
Speaker 3: you see merch for sale that isn't at a Saliva
Speaker 3: show or a Josie Scott show, I should say that
Speaker 3: then that was stolen as well, so you should report
Speaker 3: that as well.
Speaker 8: Yeah, absolutely, we lost about five grand in merch. And
Speaker 8: two another thing, if anybody knows of any cameras around
Speaker 8: the twenty fourth and Yale type area of where being lives.
Speaker 8: Please please let the Tulsa Police know, or you know,
Speaker 8: let us know, send us, shoot us a message. You know,
Speaker 8: if anybody has a white has any kind of footage
Speaker 8: of some vehicle pulling a white trailer. Yesterday morning between
Speaker 8: the hours of seven and eight o'clock is when it happened.
Speaker 8: Please let us know about that too, because with this
Speaker 8: modern age, you know, it's twenty twenty six, for God's sakes,
Speaker 8: I had to be a camera that caught this somewhere.
Speaker 3: Somehow, somebody's ring camera or something. Somebody something again, look
Speaker 3: for that stuff. It's on our Facebook page, Josie. I'm
Speaker 3: sorry you guys are dealing with this. Thanks for talking
Speaker 3: to us and let us see if we can't try
Speaker 3: and get some help.
Speaker 8: Stirred up for you, dude, and thank you so much
Speaker 8: for always being my friend and always you know, the
Speaker 8: Morning Show, always being supportive of my career. I cannot
Speaker 8: thank you guys enough. I really do appreciate it from
Speaker 8: the bottom of my heart for not for just myself,
Speaker 8: but for the four brothers that I'm in a band with.
Speaker 8: I really appreciate everything you guys have done.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we got your six man if you need something
Speaker 3: to let us know. Yes, thank you, by Buddy Seeler,
Speaker 3: We're gonna take a break.
Speaker 6: We'll be back.
Speaker 3: So you's in the studio right now is Justin Krski
Speaker 3: with the Tulsa Drillers. Hey buddy, Hey, good morning, Good
Speaker 3: morning guys. Drillers are at home and a fantastic week
Speaker 3: of baseball is happening down at one Oak Field. It
Speaker 3: started yesterday. You guys had an early game, an early
Speaker 3: daytime game by an hour, so eleven am, which means
Speaker 3: gates are at ten. That's wild. And then after that game,
Speaker 3: which we'll circle back to, you guys had a college
Speaker 3: game last night as well.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it was a long day, but it was awesome
Speaker 9: day of baseball. Yeah, like you said, we were there
Speaker 9: early in the morning eleven o'clock. The Drillers played one
Speaker 9: seventeen to seven on that one.
Speaker 3: That was awesome.
Speaker 9: Seven home runs tied a record for regular season for
Speaker 9: us there. And then we had OSU O RU played
Speaker 9: at the ballpark last night, which was an awesome game
Speaker 9: and r you pulled out the victory there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, first time for or are you playing down at
Speaker 3: one Oak Field for a game And sounds like it's
Speaker 3: gonna be something that might happen in the future too.
Speaker 3: So and then today you got a twelve oh five
Speaker 3: day games. Two day games in a row. Of my
Speaker 3: years of being a part of the Drillers, whether it
Speaker 3: be with the organization or on broadcast, I don't think
Speaker 3: I have ever heard of two day games right in
Speaker 3: a row.
Speaker 9: Yeah, this is something new that we're trying, and it's
Speaker 9: worked out really really well. We're excited again. We had
Speaker 9: great weather this week, so it's worked out perfectly. So yeah,
Speaker 9: twelve five today, gates are gonna open at ten thirty.
Speaker 9: Here just a little bit, so I brought one for
Speaker 9: you here, Corbyn. This is the is the umbrella hat
Speaker 9: giveaway that that is perfect for you.
Speaker 3: So here's where this is good. It is it's got
Speaker 3: an elastic around it so you can wear a hat
Speaker 3: on top. Two yes, and then also this is this
Speaker 3: will shield all the hate. This is awesome, that brilliant
Speaker 3: and not only is it good for the rain, it's
Speaker 3: good for the sunshine too.
Speaker 9: Yeah, as you say, you riding around here, mower there
Speaker 9: and just I mean that is the look right there.
Speaker 6: That's a good sombrero.
Speaker 3: Finally, I do I do wear some Yeah, you guys
Speaker 3: always have the best promotions and when people when you
Speaker 3: guys do these promotions, I don't know everybody's clear on
Speaker 3: how this works. So you you you can get there
Speaker 3: whenever you'd like, But if you want to get in
Speaker 3: on whether it's a T shirt or some of the
Speaker 3: other stuff, we're gonna mention, you got to get there
Speaker 3: sooner rather than later.
Speaker 9: Yeah, definitely, especially on the big you know, like the
Speaker 9: jersey that we're gonna talk about in.
Speaker 3: The next few days here.
Speaker 9: But yeah, today the first five hundred fans will get that,
Speaker 9: So you got to get there early. Like you said,
Speaker 9: if you get there when gates open, you may have
Speaker 9: a chance, but I highly highly doubt it. So again,
Speaker 9: half an hour before gates open, So again i'd start
Speaker 9: making your way to the ballpark right now. We open
Speaker 9: at ten thirty today, So if you want that umbrella hat,
Speaker 9: I'd start making your way there soon.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And there's also a benefit of getting there early
Speaker 3: for a game with Tito's Vodka pregame that happens where
Speaker 3: you can get a double vodka drinks for the price
Speaker 3: of a single, which is a pretty cool deal at
Speaker 3: one of Oklahoma's largest outdoor bars, which is underneath the
Speaker 3: scoreboard down at one Oak Field. The guys are playing
Speaker 3: amazing baseball right now. I've always said this, and I
Speaker 3: think it's always accurate, but now this, right now, the
Speaker 3: way the team's playing, this might be the most accurate
Speaker 3: it's ever been. The future stars is to Major League Baseball,
Speaker 3: especially the Dodgers are playing at one Oakfield. The guys'
Speaker 3: bats are unbelievably good right now.
Speaker 9: No matter where we are in a game, it feels
Speaker 9: like we're always in it and there's no there's no
Speaker 9: die in these guys right now. I mean we were
Speaker 9: down again the other day yesterday in like the fifth
Speaker 9: or sixth inning.
Speaker 3: We came back.
Speaker 9: We won seventeen to six or seventeen to seven, whatever
Speaker 9: it was. There's the guys are playing amazing baseball right now.
Speaker 9: Eric Wedger, managers having them play amazing. They're playing hard,
Speaker 9: and they're having fun out there. They're stealing bags or
Speaker 9: hitting home run, they're hitting doubles there. And our pitching's
Speaker 9: been fantastic. Like you said, Corbyn, we were off to
Speaker 9: our best franchise start in Hulsa Driller's history of home
Speaker 9: stand to go. So you guys got to come out
Speaker 9: and see them because this is not gonna last. These
Speaker 9: guys could be gone very very quick.
Speaker 3: Yeah, great pitching, great bats happening down at one oak
Speaker 3: Field and good times between the food and everything else.
Speaker 3: And we've talked about the day game that's happening today
Speaker 3: at twelve oh five, and Wednesday we've got a special
Speaker 3: Tulsa Connect jersey that's happening on top of the dollar
Speaker 3: beer special and everything else that's happening. Yeah, so Thursday,
Speaker 3: get there early again.
Speaker 9: This is one of those ones that we say gates
Speaker 9: are at six, but I would be their earliest, you know,
Speaker 9: five fifteen, five point thirty somewhere around there. To get
Speaker 9: in the first thousand fans. We're this brand new Tulsa
Speaker 9: Connect jersey that we have here, the new Navy.
Speaker 3: Blue new script logo there.
Speaker 9: This has been super popular and celebrating the centennial root
Speaker 9: sixty six, So very very excited about that on Thursday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a very cool logo. And again that is
Speaker 3: first one thousand fans. They have sizes all the way
Speaker 3: to triple x L it's a pretty big deal. Yeah,
Speaker 3: if you're gonna take it that but.
Speaker 9: I think one of the things that it makes mention
Speaker 9: is like, you know, when you go to other stadiums
Speaker 9: and other ballparks, they walk in there and you get
Speaker 9: an Excel and that's what it is. You know, for us,
Speaker 9: we want fans to wear these and to enjoy them.
Speaker 9: So when you come through, you're gonna get a voucher
Speaker 9: and then you can go to a table and actually
Speaker 9: pick your size while supplies last. So we got a
Speaker 9: youth size and we do a medium Excel and all
Speaker 9: we have to triple x there. So once they're gone,
Speaker 9: they're gone, but you have a chance to pick your
Speaker 9: size if you get there early.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm gonna do something against Justin's wishes. The weather
Speaker 3: is gonna be so good this weekend. You're talking Saturday morning,
Speaker 3: the low of forty four. That means at the ballpark
Speaker 3: you're gonna see a temperature during the day maxing out
Speaker 3: at maybe seventy and the wind shouldn't be that bad.
Speaker 3: That teams up for a perfect Friday night of fireworks
Speaker 3: happening at one Oak Field with the Tulsa drillers.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Friday, I appreciate you saying that, Corp. And that's
Speaker 9: good beer drinking weather. I mean that is why'd you
Speaker 9: say good? I mean, is there no such thing as
Speaker 9: it's just beer drinking weather at all times? I guess,
Speaker 9: But I mean having that send down to the ballpark
Speaker 9: there and having an ice cold one there. Friday night.
Speaker 9: We are rocking and rolling already. There's less than a
Speaker 9: thousand tickets left. The entire seating bowl is sold out,
Speaker 9: so there's just Ferguson Kialon tickets left out there. If
Speaker 9: you want to come out Friday night, get your tickets there.
Speaker 9: But if you can't come out Friday night or you
Speaker 9: really want to have a seat at Saturday night, we're
Speaker 9: rolling it back with another fireworks show there on Saturday night.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and to have two nights of row of fireworks
Speaker 3: on beautiful weather. Usually people are hot and tired by
Speaker 3: the end of the night, but not this time. It's
Speaker 3: gonna be beautiful weather for fireworks. That's Star Wars Night,
Speaker 3: and it's Star Wars Night.
Speaker 9: Yeah, So we're not playing on May the fourth, so
Speaker 9: we got to celebrate Star Wars Night a little bit earlier.
Speaker 9: So mayseec we'll have all the characters out there, all
Speaker 9: that fun stuff for Star Wars.
Speaker 3: You guys do a good job of incorporating the movie
Speaker 3: clips and everything into the game as well. And you
Speaker 3: guys have a special T shirt that you're giving away
Speaker 3: too for Star Wars Night.
Speaker 9: Yeah, we can't call it a Star Wars T shirt,
Speaker 9: so it's a Drillers T shirt that is inspired by
Speaker 9: Star Wars. So if anyone's listening, please don't tell anyone.
Speaker 9: But yeah, it's a it's gonna be a Driller T shirt.
Speaker 9: So get there early again the first thousand fans and
Speaker 9: then this it's just like we talked about for the
Speaker 9: jerseys there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and the whole theme of the special logo with
Speaker 3: the Tulsa logo in the new jersey and stuff rounds
Speaker 3: out on Sunday with the day game at one o'clock.
Speaker 3: Kids get to run the bases. Just so much cool
Speaker 3: stuff happening. But you guys are doing a Tulsa Drillers
Speaker 3: rope hat, which is rope hats are back in style again. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so again get there early.
Speaker 9: It's that it's that Tulsa logo that we're talking about
Speaker 9: that's on the jersey there. It's our connect style there.
Speaker 9: So it's a high quality hat, super proud. These are
Speaker 9: look awesome. The one of my favorite hats that we've made.
Speaker 9: So get there early on that game starts at one o'clock,
Speaker 9: so gates will be at eleven thirty will be the
Speaker 9: early gates there. Kids can play catch on the field,
Speaker 9: kids eat free, they run the bases afterwards.
Speaker 3: Like you said, there, so.
Speaker 9: All the fun things happening, and it may not be
Speaker 9: on the website yet, Corpora. We just added this the
Speaker 9: other day. We're doing a brunch special at the ballpark
Speaker 9: there on Sunday as well. So yeah, it's a two
Speaker 9: hour mimosas. You seem like a brunch kind of bunch guy, Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 9: So it's a fifty five dollars package includes three mimosas,
Speaker 9: all you can eat brunch for two hours, and a.
Speaker 3: Ticket to the game. I don't think you could beat that.
Speaker 2: Not.
Speaker 3: On top of that, kids eat free on Sunday twelve
Speaker 3: and hundred receive a voucher for a free meal. We've
Speaker 3: got kids play catch on the field, Hornsby's hangout is free,
Speaker 3: and we've got the hat Sunday Fun Day, kids run
Speaker 3: the bases. So much to do down at one Oak Field.
Speaker 3: Let's highlight of food. I'm gonna give you a second
Speaker 3: to find the one you want to highlight. There's so
Speaker 3: much good food. My wife went there yesterday for a
Speaker 3: day game for her work, and she was like, what
Speaker 3: should I get? I always point people to the beer
Speaker 3: cheese and fries or beer cheese and pretzel because it's
Speaker 3: so delicious. What is the thing right now that people
Speaker 3: are really enjoying down one Och?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 9: So I got a bunch of family in town and
Speaker 9: they were in the game yesterday too, and three of
Speaker 9: them got the Philly cheese steaks. So right there at
Speaker 9: the Cigy's car, we're doing brats and everything there, but
Speaker 9: we also do Philly cheese steaks. And they put beer
Speaker 9: cheese on the Philly cheese steaks, all your peppers and
Speaker 9: onions and everything, and I had to bite a one
Speaker 9: of them. That's my go to right now, and I
Speaker 9: think that's where I'm going for lunch today.
Speaker 3: I also like to tell you want to be on
Speaker 3: the in crowd, because there's there's the there's the food
Speaker 3: that you know, and then there's the in crowd that
Speaker 3: knows some other things like Monte Cristo sandwich. Is there
Speaker 3: something you can get at One Oakfield when you go
Speaker 3: to a Drillers game and you're not gonna find it
Speaker 3: in irregular stand. You gotta go to the ice cream hut, right,
Speaker 3: get to get this and it is there's only so
Speaker 3: many and when they're gone, they're gone, They're gone.
Speaker 9: Yes, So this is if you had a Monte Cristo.
Speaker 9: We make it our own special way with our funnel cake.
Speaker 9: So it's made out of the funnel cake there with
Speaker 9: all the meats inside, all the homemade jam, everything, the
Speaker 9: powder on top of it. I had want to bite
Speaker 9: the other day. It is fantastic. That was gonna be
Speaker 9: my backup if you were asking me two foods there
Speaker 9: the Philly cheese steak and the Monte Cristo, or the
Speaker 9: two that are on the top of my list right now.
Speaker 3: Tulsa Drillers Baseball happening at One Oakfield. I'm gonna go
Speaker 3: ahead and say it. Maybe the best week all year
Speaker 3: of the season is going to be happening right now
Speaker 3: between the giveaways, the way the guys are playing, and
Speaker 3: the weather makes you go down to one Oakfield and
Speaker 3: see the Drillers in action. Get your tickets Tulsa Drillers
Speaker 3: dot com. Justin thanks for coming by. I appreciate you.
Speaker 6: We'll be back.