Speaker 1: On Orlando's rock station one O one one w j
Speaker 1: r R. This hour brought to you by Sunday Monday.
Speaker 1: I know it's only Tuesday, but hey, you're starting to
Speaker 1: put together your weekend plans. Yeah, here's a little idea
Speaker 1: for you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this coming Sunday, I'm gonna be out it Mullets
Speaker 2: in Claremont. You can be there with Surfside, Tea and
Speaker 2: vodka again while we're out there. They have specials on
Speaker 2: that and the hands out. Uh, We're gonna be out
Speaker 2: noon to two Mullets in Claremont this Sunday. We're doing
Speaker 2: tickets like every fifteen minutes at all these Sunday Fundays,
Speaker 2: tickets for Bowl Beat, Coheaton, Cambria, Stick Figure, a whole
Speaker 2: bunch of great concert tickets. Come on out and hang
Speaker 2: this Sunday noon to two Mullets and Claremont. I'll be
Speaker 2: out there kicking it with Surfside. Thinking.
Speaker 1: This thirty year old guy named Kevin Leeson's career in
Speaker 1: radio is coming to an end. He worked at a house.
Speaker 1: He's thirty thirty year old Kevin Lisa.
Speaker 2: Let me see, I think he said he had a
Speaker 2: thirty five year career.
Speaker 1: Ended no, no, I think his career in radio has
Speaker 1: come to an end. That would be Kevin Lison. He's
Speaker 1: in jail in Butte County, California, after what he did
Speaker 1: just after nine in the morning at his job at
Speaker 1: Results Radio. I don't know what Results Radio's format is.
Speaker 2: That's named by a salesperson. Sounds like it's promise you
Speaker 2: just it's just all commercials. There's no there's no there's
Speaker 2: no news talk, there's no music. It's just it's all commercials.
Speaker 2: That's why the fight broke out. He just had a
Speaker 2: spare time on his hand. All he's doing is a weather.
Speaker 1: Sponsored by arrested on charges of attempted murder and assault
Speaker 1: with a deadly weapon when he stabbed a co worker
Speaker 1: just after nine in the morning. I'm not trying to stereotype.
Speaker 1: Is this result spelled with the Z no just the
Speaker 1: Results Radio.
Speaker 2: He was pulling a knife on their coworker.
Speaker 1: This is what got my attention. When you have a
Speaker 1: story that's about the job that you do or the
Speaker 1: same business you're in, you try to compart you to
Speaker 1: try to relate to it. And you know, I started
Speaker 1: started thinking over the you know, we've been together now almost.
Speaker 2: Almost thirty years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so we've seen some situations with some folks who
Speaker 1: clash in this building. And to be quite honest with you,
Speaker 1: it wouldn't have surprised me if you saw.
Speaker 2: Something like this happen. I'm thinking back, Okay, that's the
Speaker 2: angle you're going with it, but not as of recent
Speaker 2: You're talking back in the day.
Speaker 1: Well, there's we're like the only ones in the building
Speaker 1: right now, so if anyone's gonna stab each other, it'd
Speaker 1: be us. Yeah, but I think we've moved past that point.
Speaker 1: I bit them in the arm and it didn't hill
Speaker 1: for a month. We're wrestling in a hotel and he
Speaker 1: went to body Sam and I bit him on the
Speaker 1: way down.
Speaker 2: Anyway, so old wwe. Yeah, it was crazy right through
Speaker 2: the tabletop. That was a poor hotel. So no, I
Speaker 2: go backpat to the nineties days, you know, and we
Speaker 2: had dudes like Fingers working for us. He got his
Speaker 2: nickname Fingers for probably what you could imagine.
Speaker 1: Remember what he ran into. I remember where we were. Yeah,
Speaker 1: when he pulled that move on somebody's wrong girlfriend.
Speaker 2: No, No, did not. It wasn't that at all. We
Speaker 2: were at Fern Park Station back in the nineties, and
Speaker 2: he is, yeah, just came from a dinner day, ran
Speaker 2: did that? You can imagine what I'm doing? That was
Speaker 2: me sniffing fingers.
Speaker 1: I ran into him, did I tell you? I ran
Speaker 1: into him after he had decided this wasn't the business
Speaker 1: for him.
Speaker 2: And a Ford dealership for some right.
Speaker 1: I like the old vehicle I had had a recall,
Speaker 1: so I took it up to the Ford dealership and he.
Speaker 2: Was standing, Hey, lynch fingers, you know it, buddy. He
Speaker 2: got engaged at one of my uh some one of
Speaker 2: my dad's friend's daughters. I think they I think they're
Speaker 2: married anyway. So all that is like in those days,
Speaker 2: I could see a few of the guys, you know,
Speaker 2: like over not not fingers perhaps, but per se, but
Speaker 2: like you know, some of the people over like drugs,
Speaker 2: like back in the you know the record label cocaine.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm getting that. I could see something
Speaker 2: like that with the deal going wrong and somebody getting
Speaker 2: somebody said results with the Z crying face, oh somebody
Speaker 2: else pat wrestling or wrestling, and then and then so
Speaker 2: he is wrestling in a hotel dot bed. Now he
Speaker 2: was gonna body slam me onto the.
Speaker 1: Bed and it involved a beer fest when we were
Speaker 1: really drunk, and we hadn't even been to the beer
Speaker 1: festival yet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but Pat went there with this baseball sized bite
Speaker 2: mark or baseball sized bruise, and right in the middle
Speaker 2: of my teeth.
Speaker 1: I had him pressed up above my head and I
Speaker 1: was gonna literally slam him, and he leaned down and
Speaker 1: bit me right in my right bicept and he drew
Speaker 1: blood and the mark that you could see the outline
Speaker 1: of his upper and lower teeth for weeks, and the
Speaker 1: whole thing turned out ugly yellowish, purple, purple.
Speaker 2: Just those are back in the age days too, because
Speaker 2: I was nineties. God, dude, I mean that it's not
Speaker 2: around now. I see commercials every other commercial on TV
Speaker 2: for it. Listen to this.
Speaker 1: Firefighters had to rescue a man who got stuck in
Speaker 1: the chimney of a Connecticut parks building bathroom while trying
Speaker 1: to retrieve his dog from the bathroom when the dog
Speaker 1: the doors automatically locked for the night. There's a lot
Speaker 1: to break out here. This in Rockwell Park in Bristol, Connecticut,
Speaker 1: And apparently Rockwell Park must be really nice if they've
Speaker 1: got chimneys in their bathrooms.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I didn't. That's just a vent, you know
Speaker 2: what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: No, it's a literal chimney. I saw the picture of
Speaker 1: the place. It looks like it's part It looks like
Speaker 1: the bathroom is probably in like this clubhouse type thing. Okay,
Speaker 1: but anyway, I guess the facility closes at ten o'clock
Speaker 1: at night, and the dog had wandered into the bathroom.
Speaker 1: I don't know how, but at ten o'clock the doors
Speaker 1: automatically lock and you cannot open them from the outside.
Speaker 1: You can only open them from the inside. In case,
Speaker 1: like you, you're in there at the deadline dropping a douche,
Speaker 1: you can still get out.
Speaker 2: Okay, I got you. And if Hobber is in there
Speaker 2: doing this thing, you can get the panic switch and
Speaker 2: be free. He can still after him and Charles with
Speaker 2: the Z are done. Chaz, sorry, then you know they
Speaker 2: can exit the right building together.
Speaker 1: Right. Well, the dog is stuck in the bathroom. The
Speaker 1: guy panics, He goes, I gotta get there's no one
Speaker 1: around called nine one one. He decides to go up
Speaker 1: go try to access the building through the chimney. How
Speaker 1: many of these chimney stories you never Santa's to blame
Speaker 1: for this.
Speaker 2: I blame Santa. You can't blame Santa. I am blaming.
Speaker 1: Santa for people trying to think they could climb down chimneys.
Speaker 2: You go on the naughty list. Hey, yeah, we have
Speaker 2: learned in the past. Lyncha has a great point. If
Speaker 2: there's something involving a chimney, don't go down it, and
Speaker 2: don't go up it unless you're a chimney sweep. And
Speaker 2: even they know not to go up or down it.
Speaker 2: They have tools for.
Speaker 1: That, and result tools needed by the rescue squad that
Speaker 1: came out resulted in ten thousand dollars worth of damage.
Speaker 1: Guess who's probably gonna have to pay for that chimney
Speaker 1: man the city. No, I think this guy's probably gonna
Speaker 1: be responsible for it.
Speaker 2: It would have been so easy for him. McCall authority. Oh,
Speaker 2: I didn't tell you that. I called nine one one
Speaker 2: in my hotel room this past weekend intentionally, No, I was.
Speaker 2: I was looking at the phone. It was kind of dark,
Speaker 2: like very dim in the room because we couldn't figure
Speaker 2: one of the lights out the entire time we were there.
Speaker 2: I know it's only three days, but so I couldn't
Speaker 2: figure the light out because I'm trying to find out.
Speaker 1: You stained all your clothes. Yeah, you can't turn the
Speaker 1: lights on in the hotel room, and you're calling emergency
Speaker 1: services mistakenly.
Speaker 2: But so I'm trying to ask a question about the hotel,
Speaker 2: and I was gonna do hey, Bobby here, Bob here
Speaker 2: and all. The only button I could see on the
Speaker 2: phone in the dim room kind of dark room was
Speaker 2: a red one, and I figured, front desk. They make
Speaker 2: it obvious, so you can call the front desk or
Speaker 2: the col sierge whatever. We were at one hundred and
Speaker 2: ten dollars room and I don't know colsierge anyway. All
Speaker 2: of a sudden, like, uh n, I won one. What's
Speaker 2: your emergency? I go, oh, I'm so sorry. I'm in
Speaker 2: my hotel trying to call the front desk. Here you go.
Speaker 2: Are you okay?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I'm good. I just could I couldn't see the phone.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to expand it. I said, there's nothing, nothing
Speaker 2: wrong here, I promise, and then I hang up. Then
Speaker 2: the front desk calls, oh god, do we need to
Speaker 2: send authorities? We is it?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: I just needn't know what time the gym opens. Nine
Speaker 2: one one. Didn't know the answer either.
Speaker 1: I just thought of something for anyone who accidentally does that,
Speaker 1: you know, cause nine times out of ten they're they're gonna.
Speaker 2: Take you thereous somebody.
Speaker 1: Yeah, would this work if you legitimately accidentally call nine
Speaker 1: one one and as soon as they pick up, you're like, oh.
Speaker 2: Crap, go, oh crap.
Speaker 1: I thought I was calling the place to find out
Speaker 1: where wires are buried in the ground before I put
Speaker 1: this clothes line up in the backyard. I'm really sorry
Speaker 1: about that. The three one, six, one one, whatever the
Speaker 1: hell it is, then go all right, who puts up
Speaker 1: a clothes line in there? Twenty twenty five?
Speaker 2: We're sending the thorns. Now. I don't believe this. That's
Speaker 2: like I'm.
Speaker 1: Confused it with the call before you dig.
Speaker 2: Remember when we're doing public service here, we cause you
Speaker 2: really don't.
Speaker 1: Go digging in your yard without knowing where these lines
Speaker 1: are buried.
Speaker 2: I don't know what the numbers though, it is something
Speaker 2: one one, You're very correct, eight one one pass. Okay,
Speaker 2: all right. That's kind of like when my dad was
Speaker 2: on the cruise ship eight nine.
Speaker 1: My bad.
Speaker 2: You see how I made the mistakes. I got fat
Speaker 2: fingers lay my diet.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 2: So that's like when my dad was on the cruise
Speaker 2: and he got stuck in the bathroom. But his navy days,
Speaker 2: you called the bathroom on a ship that head. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and he's talking.
Speaker 3: He calls the whatever and says, hey, I'm stuck in
Speaker 3: the head. They thought he said he got struck in
Speaker 3: the head, and they're in down like boat security or
Speaker 3: whatever that would be, and come down. No, I'm just
Speaker 3: stuck in the crapper had to take the door handle off.
Speaker 2: Hey, he hates cruising. Two. Somebody said I hit the
Speaker 2: panic button at my job one time swat team showed up. Jesus.
Speaker 1: All right, here's a final thought. I want you all
Speaker 1: to think about this. I guess there's some validity to
Speaker 1: this claim, but just the thought of doing this really
Speaker 1: isn't this heat dome that's got its grip on a
Speaker 1: big portion of the country. We're used to the heat
Speaker 1: and humidity here, all right, understood, But other parts of
Speaker 1: the country when this hits, it's people panic. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: people die. They do and don't know, you know, a
Speaker 1: lot of them just don't know how to They send
Speaker 1: the messages out. Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate, if you're going to
Speaker 1: be outside, hydrate, hydrate.
Speaker 2: Okay, we all get that.
Speaker 1: Apparently the UK is also in the midst of a
Speaker 1: heat wave and getting some attention there because a doctor
Speaker 1: is now getting attention for saying the best thing to
Speaker 1: deal with the heat wave if you're gonna be out,
Speaker 1: hydrate with milk.
Speaker 2: Milk, that's a different heat says. It's eighty seven.
Speaker 1: Water takes longer to digest because of the sugar, protein,
Speaker 1: and fat, so it keeps you hydrated longer than water does.
Speaker 1: So that's the side side of it. It also has
Speaker 1: sodium to help your body hold onto water. In other words,
Speaker 1: it's packed with electrolytes. I want you to think about this.
Speaker 1: If you're out there today working on a roof, paving
Speaker 1: the roads, you know, doing whatever the yards, that blazing heat.
Speaker 2: Nice cold quart of milk that's sat in your lunch box,
Speaker 2: so it's not totally cold. Yeah, it's kind of yeah,
Speaker 2: that's it was in the heat dome. It's already starting
Speaker 2: to curl old milt. It doesn't work, man, Come on,
Speaker 2: we goes rock station. Put a one one your