Speaker 1: They did make an arrest in the Highlands shooting. They
Speaker 1: did thirty seven year old guy.
Speaker 2: It's got some guy.
Speaker 1: They they're gonna charge him with the first murder, and
Speaker 1: then there's a second guy.
Speaker 2: They're not sure.
Speaker 3: Let's hope, uh, let's hope he doesn't get judged, Julie
Speaker 3: Caitlin because.
Speaker 1: He'll be out tomorrow.
Speaker 3: He'll be out tomorrow.
Speaker 2: He might have to do six months. Come on, let's
Speaker 2: be fair.
Speaker 4: So let's be five dollars out.
Speaker 2: Attempted murder got five months, so you figure actual murder
Speaker 2: maybe six.
Speaker 4: Oh, I have a list.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, let's get some music for it. Here a
Speaker 2: little frank frank something stupid. This is a Reddit list.
Speaker 2: People were asked, what are the dumbest things you've heard
Speaker 2: people say that they were dead serious about, Yes, this song, and.
Speaker 3: Then I go on and say something stupid like they'll
Speaker 3: go and ruin it all by saying something stupid like
Speaker 3: I love you, as go and ruin it.
Speaker 4: All like something stupid like I love you.
Speaker 3: It reminds me sometimes when you're throws a passion, you
Speaker 3: could say things that you regret instantly.
Speaker 4: I love you?
Speaker 3: What all right?
Speaker 1: Most of these things were heard on this show.
Speaker 2: Quite possibly tell us things they've heard people say they
Speaker 2: were serious about. COVID isn't real. Damn it. I worked
Speaker 2: in a hospital during COVID. Do not tell me it's
Speaker 2: not real.
Speaker 3: The best way to protect your show from COVID is
Speaker 3: to get vaccinated, to wear a mask and sit at
Speaker 3: home on your ass for two weeks.
Speaker 2: Thank you, And to wear your mask in your car
Speaker 2: by yourself. And we've all had.
Speaker 1: It probably five or six times in the last couple
Speaker 1: of years.
Speaker 3: I actually like people to wear their mask in their
Speaker 3: cars because it helps me identify someone I will not
Speaker 3: let out and try well, don't.
Speaker 1: I don't judge any of those people because you don't
Speaker 1: know if they have cancer or they have others, if
Speaker 1: they's are sick or they have.
Speaker 3: One know, if you're the only person in your.
Speaker 1: Car, maybe you're driving someone else's car.
Speaker 4: I do not sound like that. Do it again, then
Speaker 4: do it again?
Speaker 3: Not cool?
Speaker 2: Do it again? Cool, You're fine, You're fine.
Speaker 3: George Paul Smith. The musicians coming in third. Now, I
Speaker 3: got this big red hair.
Speaker 2: It's okay, George Paul Smith.
Speaker 4: George Paul Smith.
Speaker 2: Which one was Ringo not available?
Speaker 4: Which one? George Paul Ringo Smith, George Paul Smith.
Speaker 2: Dumbas things people have said, Uh, snakes aren't animals, they're lizards.
Speaker 2: I hate snakes.
Speaker 4: I don't like I really have all.
Speaker 3: The things for you to hate snakes.
Speaker 2: I know the irony.
Speaker 1: Okay, so who what do they drive the snakes out
Speaker 1: of Ireland? Where they bring the No?
Speaker 4: Was it a was it?
Speaker 2: What was it?
Speaker 4: Pie piper? The pie piper?
Speaker 3: Piper piccolo? It was Who's what was a cat? Wait
Speaker 3: a minute, stop, shut up, it's St Patrick?
Speaker 2: Shut up in this house.
Speaker 3: Yeah. St. Patrick? Right, he drove all the snake out
Speaker 3: of Ireland? Right?
Speaker 2: Oh, maybe I think so.
Speaker 3: And then he said, shivering to be timbers, blue diamonds
Speaker 3: and yellow moons, and.
Speaker 1: That's the breakfast cereal guy.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you might be right, Lucky shotterms remembers, Oh no,
Speaker 2: that was Pepper's farm. My aunt, who was pushing forty,
Speaker 2: wondered out loud if she needed to worry about prostate
Speaker 2: cancer since her grandfather had.
Speaker 1: I would say, if I was there, some family member,
Speaker 1: go absolutely sure, I'm gonna get you an appointment.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 2: Uh. Dumbest things people have said. Okay, well, if the
Speaker 2: earth is round, how come the Australians don't fall off
Speaker 2: of it? Then she looked at me with a sufficient smirk,
Speaker 2: like she just debunked centuries of sign.
Speaker 1: There are normal people that are flat earthers. I mean,
Speaker 1: it is crazy, It is crazy. We have pictures, Yeah,
Speaker 1: they are all kinds of them that we you can Yeah,
Speaker 1: what's on the other side, then, dude, I know what's
Speaker 1: on the underneath the upside down.
Speaker 3: Just fall, just fall off the face of the earth.
Speaker 4: So Australians aren't real.
Speaker 3: Funny man.
Speaker 2: A guy I used to know when we were teenagers,
Speaker 2: he once told me he knew someone that could run
Speaker 2: a mile in a minute. When I called bs, he said,
Speaker 2: how would you know? So, I said, he'd have to
Speaker 2: run at sixty miles an hours. How'd you know that?
Speaker 2: I said, Well, if you run a mile and a minute,
Speaker 2: that means sixty miles and sixty minutes, therefore sixty miles
Speaker 2: per hour. He then said, that's not how it works.
Speaker 1: They talk about the chasing the squirrel here, Yeah, they
Speaker 1: talk about it took forever to break the four minute mile, right,
Speaker 1: but after it was broken, it was broken like a
Speaker 1: hundred times. In the next couple of months, or year
Speaker 1: or whatever. I was broken, so.
Speaker 3: I tell you like a three something.
Speaker 4: No, The fact is.
Speaker 1: It was a mental barrier that once people knew you
Speaker 1: could break it, like everybody broke it.
Speaker 2: Like everybody was breaking it.
Speaker 1: So it was it was a mental thing with humans
Speaker 1: saying you can't run a four minute mile. But once
Speaker 1: the first guy did it, everyone did it. It was crazy.
Speaker 2: Wow, dumbest things people have heard. Other people say.
Speaker 3: Yes, let me guess they were from Kenya.
Speaker 4: No, yes, it's a British dude, I think. Wow.
Speaker 2: I work at my husband's auto repair shop. After discussing
Speaker 2: next steps with a customer, I told him, by the
Speaker 2: way your fuel lights on? They said, how do we
Speaker 2: fix that? These people vote? Yeah, no, damn right. I
Speaker 2: used to work at a big concrete dam. I've been
Speaker 2: asked three times is that man made? Oh boy, I
Speaker 2: can't be true.
Speaker 4: Three times, can't be true? Is that man?
Speaker 2: Is that a man made?
Speaker 3: Damn?
Speaker 4: I guess Beaver's could have known. I get that. Is
Speaker 4: that a man made lake? I get that. I get
Speaker 4: that question.
Speaker 2: Not a man made damn big lick lick.
Speaker 4: Big big lake.
Speaker 2: An old x of mine when I confronted him about
Speaker 2: his clashing outfit. He told me he doesn't know because
Speaker 2: he's not a fascist. I asked him what he might
Speaker 2: have said, you know someone who's into fashion.
Speaker 4: Duh, fascist, I love that one.
Speaker 2: A fascist denista.
Speaker 1: That sounds like something that stupid Ben Steller character would
Speaker 1: say exactly.
Speaker 2: Someone asked me what's the difference between a fresh and
Speaker 2: a frozen turkey?
Speaker 4: By the way, I fell my meat yesterday.
Speaker 5: Oh you know, I was thinking about meat loaf the
Speaker 5: last night. Yeah, because those dances sound good. The news
Speaker 5: story was doing those meat with the whatever sauce on
Speaker 5: it and pickle and with pickle. But on the little
Speaker 5: side that.
Speaker 1: I went to, I can't tell you where I went to, Okay,
Speaker 1: because I'm loyal to place, and so I went to.
Speaker 2: I went and got it.
Speaker 4: And it was what's it was good?
Speaker 1: Yeah, because the place on Little two doesn't have it.
Speaker 3: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: Oh. They over at not too far from our old office.
Speaker 2: Kaylin's has pretty good meat loaf, really brown gravy on
Speaker 2: mashed potatoes, green beans. You had two big pieces of it.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 3: I lived off out the south end. There was like
Speaker 3: a little gas station and they had plate lunches every
Speaker 3: do those are the best the plate, and they would
Speaker 3: have always got the meat loaf with the macaroi and cheese,
Speaker 3: mashed potatoes in a roll.
Speaker 1: She goes, there's two different little things of it, and
Speaker 1: she goes, do you want the turkey or the beef?
Speaker 4: And I was like, what turkey?
Speaker 6: Low?
Speaker 4: Communists talk about?
Speaker 1: Some sort of communists, they got some kind of fascist,
Speaker 1: You mean some kind of fastest?
Speaker 3: Yeah, what kind of a turkey meat loaf?
Speaker 4: If you give me the damn beef? Who's extra beetles cuts?
Speaker 3: You're blacking weirdo.
Speaker 2: I guess some somebody allergic to strawberries? Strawberry A kai?
Speaker 4: Is that? Is that? I say?
Speaker 2: The acai berry a c ai? I don't know, so
Speaker 2: how was I supposed to know that had strawberries in it?
Speaker 4: It's called strawberry.
Speaker 2: My girlfriend once asked me why I believed in reindeer.
Speaker 2: She thought they were magical creatures like unicorns. They are
Speaker 2: the ones that fly, are mag fly or magical?
Speaker 1: The other ones live in Alaska, everywhere everywhere.
Speaker 3: Really, that's what the media wants can that's what big
Speaker 3: media wants you to believe.
Speaker 1: And they look exactly like the Coca Cola Santa.
Speaker 2: Dude one more dumbas things people have heard other people say.
Speaker 2: A coworker, a morbidly obese guy, said he didn't need
Speaker 2: to do cardio because he drank coffee and energy drink
Speaker 2: because those things make his heart beat faster, and that's
Speaker 2: how cardio is. Anyway, I remember one.
Speaker 1: Time my wife, Luckily he won't be around there anything
Speaker 1: more stupid.
Speaker 3: One time about my mother told my girlfriend that I
Speaker 3: was morbidly obet she did. She goes, because you didn't
Speaker 3: seen me in a while, you know, And she goes, oh,
Speaker 3: so I saw her somewhere. We went made me and
Speaker 3: my girlfriend I love you mom. Me and my girlfriend
Speaker 3: when we saw my mother, so where it been the
Speaker 3: first time in a long time. And we left. And
Speaker 3: that night a girlfriend at the time looked at me
Speaker 3: and goes, yeah, your mom pulled me to the side,
Speaker 3: say you look horrible. You look morbidly ob.
Speaker 4: Wait to sell me mom.
Speaker 3: All right, hey, listen, if you support women's right to
Speaker 3: bear their chest, and I do, or maybe you're just
Speaker 3: a fan of exposed boobies that's a medical term.
Speaker 4: Booby.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Boston's Place to be tomorrow between one and three, the
Speaker 3: March for Topless equality. It's going to take over Boston
Speaker 3: Common with protesters starting the embrace Who's protesting? Women and
Speaker 3: men both alike who want equality. All genders are encouraged
Speaker 3: to show up and march topless tomorrow in Boston.
Speaker 2: I mean there's only one gender that has boobies, right,
Speaker 2: I just see one journey.
Speaker 1: We all have nipples because we're all female. Until we
Speaker 1: get the X chromosomes.
Speaker 7: Have spectacular.
Speaker 3: David Beckham with.
Speaker 4: Or is the why?
Speaker 1: Is it the X of the Y? Which one do?
Speaker 4: What makes his voice?
Speaker 3: It's the both, it's the Z.
Speaker 4: It's it's the Z.
Speaker 3: He said, look at a.
Speaker 1: David's got me the why because it's a little Dan,
Speaker 1: give me the.
Speaker 4: Why has gotta be because it looks like a.
Speaker 3: That is not how you spell why silent.
Speaker 4: I didn't lady walk by.
Speaker 2: Lady walk was like, it's upside down, so it doesn't count.
Speaker 3: I don't understand the whole. Okay, no, we stopped.
Speaker 2: Stop man, Hey what stop?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 1: Listen, yeah, collaborate and listen. I understand because guys are
Speaker 1: showing their nipples and women are like, I want to
Speaker 1: show mine. But here's the deal. Confession. Yeah, I love boobs,
Speaker 1: do you love boobs, Yeah, do you like boobs a lot?
Speaker 2: I do like boobs a lot.
Speaker 1: Okay, here's the deal. If you change that rule and
Speaker 1: you start flinging around all the time, they won't mean anything.
Speaker 1: It won't be special anymore, and you'll just and and
Speaker 1: the specialty that we have of the distraction from our
Speaker 1: normal day of Yes, a girl's boobs sometimes distract us
Speaker 1: from the crappy life that we live. So if you
Speaker 1: want to take that from all of us men, fine,
Speaker 1: in some women, if that's what you want to do, fine.
Speaker 4: Don't do it.
Speaker 1: Don't cover them up so it makes it a little
Speaker 1: bit more mysterious, so we all continue to love boobs.
Speaker 3: I'll take my chances if I can see boobies. I
Speaker 3: bet you will. I will take my chance if you won't.
Speaker 4: Ruin my fun.
Speaker 3: Dammit, it doesn't do anything if you order of France
Speaker 3: or somewhere across the French Land. If you go to
Speaker 3: French Land, yeah, yeah, and you're watching TV in French
Speaker 3: Land and they say something, we'll be right back. Here
Speaker 3: comes the commercial. It'll be boobs walking around everywhere, and
Speaker 3: boobs doing this, and boobs on the table, and then
Speaker 3: all of a sudden, it'll say uh uh jattatus fetoi toothpaste.
Speaker 2: This is like Tony saying you don't want to win
Speaker 2: one hundred million dollars because money doesn't buy happiness.
Speaker 1: Look how many people are saying. But here's the other thing.
Speaker 1: You want to get into your deloreon and go back
Speaker 1: in time. Yeah, it's gonna be twenty when this rule
Speaker 1: is passed. You're fifty six. You don't want a bunch
Speaker 1: of fifty six year old women walking around here with
Speaker 1: no tops on.
Speaker 3: I don't mind. Okay, there's no such thing as a
Speaker 3: bad boob my friend, all right, I don't care if
Speaker 3: it's below their bell button range at all. I'm serious.
Speaker 4: Hey, State faari zhion State.
Speaker 3: That's right. Hey, by the way, State Fair going going on.
Speaker 4: To thank you for Welcome to the.
Speaker 3: New streaming service set to launch. And I'm kind of
Speaker 3: excited about this because I love dopey, sappy things. It's Hallmark.
Speaker 3: Plus I'm in there like swimwear, baby, are you kidding me?
Speaker 3: Stupid movies where I don't care if it's a Christmas
Speaker 3: movie or just a regular movie at all. It's an
Speaker 3: executive that's driving across the country in Christmas Town, there's
Speaker 3: a step Kid or something. Step Kid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, always a happy ending.
Speaker 3: Yea, you got to be kidding me. You mean the
Speaker 3: service station is closed until my right right?
Speaker 1: And look, there's nothing better when the in the cold
Speaker 1: winter days, when on a Sunday you've gone to church
Speaker 1: your back and it's snowing, or it's rainy and it's cold,
Speaker 1: you don't want to go out. You pop one of
Speaker 1: those movies on. You feel good to start the week with.
Speaker 3: Well, what I'm saying, that's one of the ways.
Speaker 1: You see inno, these Hallmark girls showing their boobs.
Speaker 2: Yet maybe that's what the plus means.
Speaker 3: We actually had. Maybe we actually.
Speaker 2: Have Hallmark Plus boobies.
Speaker 3: Sappy Christmas movie day, Susan and I do where we
Speaker 3: turn on Hallmark movies, mostly because you know she's watching it.
Speaker 3: I go to sleep.
Speaker 1: I was thinking about you in bed last night. Oh oh,
Speaker 1: we were watching The Bear and you were right. We
Speaker 1: are back now we are paying for these show I'm
Speaker 1: paying for Hulu and I'm watching The Bear, which is
Speaker 1: a show that's been out for like years, like five
Speaker 1: years or something.
Speaker 2: What's it about.
Speaker 4: It's about a guy?
Speaker 3: God, you said you're watching the show, and the show's
Speaker 3: name was The Bear, And then Dave said, what's it about?
Speaker 4: Is it about a bear?
Speaker 1: No, it's about a It's about a chef. It's about
Speaker 1: a guy. His brother kills him himself and they have
Speaker 1: this family amazing. Yeah, absolutely so they so they they
Speaker 1: he comes home but becoming this he's a New York
Speaker 1: famous chef. He comes home to run the crappy beef
Speaker 1: sandwich places in Chicago, in a crappy part of Chicago.
Speaker 1: So he shows up. So that's the premise of the movie.
Speaker 1: But here's the show. The series sky like three or
Speaker 1: four seasons. But here I am, We're what we pay
Speaker 1: for Hulu, and here we are every seven minutes, commercials,
Speaker 1: every seven minutes, three commercials everything. You're back back to
Speaker 1: network television.
Speaker 2: Full circle, Bair, and they're going episode by episode again,
Speaker 2: just like Network Television US.
Speaker 3: If you want Hallmark Plus, look for launch around September tenth.
Speaker 3: The service will cost eight dollars a month or eighty dollars.
Speaker 2: What does it add that Hallmark doesn't have.
Speaker 3: You're going to get access to e cards and surprising gifts.
Speaker 3: Plus you'll get regular shows, an unscripted series like celebrations
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Speaker 2: Name Lacy and the Chicken Sister, the Chicken Sisters.
Speaker 1: We should start a business and and we have. We
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Speaker 1: they'll spend the holidays with you and your family will
Speaker 1: think that you've met the holiday Hallmark guy.
Speaker 3: So super good, super good looking guy.
Speaker 4: That would be him.
Speaker 1: That would be him. He would be the guy who
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Speaker 4: Do something about it?
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Speaker 1: I know they call themselves fat. I said, are you fat?
Speaker 2: Do something about it?
Speaker 1: So when you call nine o six seventy one oh
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Speaker 7: Know Hello, I'm ready for real?
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is uh, we go into this would make
Speaker 2: two weeks in a row.
Speaker 7: But yeah, I love on eighties.
Speaker 4: We're not good at the eighties.
Speaker 7: No, we're not good.
Speaker 1: We're not good, and we're not We're better at the
Speaker 1: other years. We narrowed down the sixties yesterday. We squeezed
Speaker 1: that in and we we use our intellectual uh deductive.
Speaker 7: I said, let's pick the one in the middle.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's it. That's it, that's how we do it.
Speaker 8: That's a lot going on.
Speaker 7: They come under the middle and there we go. I
Speaker 7: have no idea about that, David.
Speaker 2: Yes, give it to us that these were all twenty
Speaker 2: top twenty hits somewhere back in the day. Let's start
Speaker 2: it off with a little slow dance, little rod.
Speaker 7: Have I told you lately?
Speaker 1: Oh was so good? You ever seen a concert?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, very good.
Speaker 4: It's awesome.
Speaker 3: He used to come out kicking soccer balls. They had
Speaker 3: to stop it because he got old. Somebody got hit
Speaker 3: in the face or something.
Speaker 1: Now he looks like somebody's aunt.
Speaker 3: This was a song written as a love letter to God.
Speaker 3: Did you know that? Oh?
Speaker 4: I was this days old?
Speaker 7: Yeah, so then it's a love letter that you wrote
Speaker 7: to me.
Speaker 1: Right, I think of this differently now it's a love
Speaker 1: letter loaded now, yeah, son, it's cool. By the way,
Speaker 1: did you get to church yesterday on your day obligation?
Speaker 4: Sweet cheeks?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 7: I did. I actually did not because I.
Speaker 2: Finished myrin such a good message.
Speaker 1: She was all Mary the Mother kind of like you.
Speaker 1: I mean, you're not like Mary.
Speaker 4: But.
Speaker 3: Mary Magen.
Speaker 1: Well, Jackie and I went for you. We said a
Speaker 1: prayer for you.
Speaker 4: Good good father.
Speaker 1: Wayne did a great job. All right, go ahead.
Speaker 2: That's the way love goes. Janet Jackson also in the
Speaker 2: top twenty.
Speaker 7: So we're in the nineties.
Speaker 3: It's in the nineties.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the way.
Speaker 4: Is it skinny or fat? Janet Jackson?
Speaker 7: Skinny?
Speaker 1: She got fat, she got chunkyes. She was chunky on
Speaker 1: the TV show like a voluption. Chunky on the TV
Speaker 1: show was good times, and then she got skinny and
Speaker 1: then we all know what happened on the Super Bowl.
Speaker 6: Ghost.
Speaker 7: This is actually one of her better songs.
Speaker 1: Right next song, Okay, I don't recognized the song for
Speaker 1: What's Up?
Speaker 4: Four non blinds? Oh God, I hate this.
Speaker 3: Is ninety two or three? I said it's ninety three.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's ninety three, maybe ninety two.
Speaker 8: This is actually a song that my family sings at
Speaker 8: all this earlier this May.
Speaker 3: I remember seeing them at Lilith Fair and they crushed.
Speaker 1: It, crushed one.
Speaker 4: Here we go. God, I hate it normally. Oh I can't.
Speaker 7: Script the top of my lungs.
Speaker 4: What God, I hate it?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: No, best sid, The best part was coming up, No stop, David, come.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeay, Hey, Okay, what's going on?
Speaker 1: The reason probably a reason I hate this song to
Speaker 1: you also is karaoke was big when I was twenty,
Speaker 1: and everyone would sing the song at karaoke and I go, God,
Speaker 1: not again.
Speaker 3: I wish they would do a dance club remix and
Speaker 3: instead of saying what's going on, they would cut to
Speaker 3: the budwowser go go what.
Speaker 7: What I like about?
Speaker 8: What I like about that song is that is my
Speaker 8: when my family sings at every single wedding, Like, we
Speaker 8: always play that and we always sing it as a group.
Speaker 7: So yeah, we scared the fan.
Speaker 2: No, this is not souls.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the soul song.
Speaker 1: I played this song, I played, I played Runaway Trains,
Speaker 1: a great song. This is a great song.
Speaker 7: It's just a sad song.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's good. It's what the nineties were about.
Speaker 4: Lady geez, where.
Speaker 7: Were you we're going ninety three.
Speaker 3: This this song like ninety three is strong. This song
Speaker 3: makes me long for four none blaunch.
Speaker 4: I like this song.
Speaker 1: Okay, I listened to song Rollerblade.
Speaker 3: I got through the stick in front of you.
Speaker 4: You know, I know I never one of those stupid rollerblades.
Speaker 3: I did, my god, I know you did all right.
Speaker 1: Next song, Oh dude, this is a terrible Okay, you're
Speaker 1: the man who God.
Speaker 2: It's ninety three. They're obviously from Tulsa.
Speaker 4: This is a song Tulsa, Scotland.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 4: It's a fun song.
Speaker 2: Weird.
Speaker 3: I would like to see him collaborate with Blond.
Speaker 1: It reminds me of Michael Myers and I married an
Speaker 1: next miles and.
Speaker 2: Five?
Speaker 3: Should I have them and ford On Blonde collaborate on something?
Speaker 4: Sure?
Speaker 1: Okay, I ninety two or ninety three. I'm not locked
Speaker 1: in at ninety three. This is ninety two or ninety three.
Speaker 7: I'm pretty I'm still going ninety three.
Speaker 2: The number one song August the sixteen, Back in the day,
Speaker 2: you be forty, I'd be fifty seven.
Speaker 4: David Nice from the Left. Everyone covered this song.
Speaker 3: It's two or three.
Speaker 1: Willie Nelson was best besides Elvis obviously. Oh Willy has
Speaker 1: a new song out. It's pretty pretty brutal, is it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Place ninety eight and stoned.
Speaker 3: It's ninety two or three.
Speaker 1: It's ninety two or ninety three.
Speaker 3: Bro Cordy dune Ho, you take back the ninety three.
Speaker 3: We haven't got one song, have we?
Speaker 4: This is it? Okay?
Speaker 3: Markets in ninety ninety.
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Speaker 4: She's done it.
Speaker 2: She's a Donahoe.
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Speaker 2: I can't help falling in love with you was number
Speaker 2: one August the sixteenth.
Speaker 7: Oh my goodness, you scare me there for.
Speaker 4: A second again.
Speaker 7: Damn I want to go back to four nons.
Speaker 1: No, do the Hog report.
Speaker 7: Hogs today?
Speaker 8: Yeah, Well, the markets are lower the rally that we
Speaker 8: saw this week stalling out a bit. Stocks have been
Speaker 8: fluctuating between like and losses.
Speaker 7: The del falling, the del falling.
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Speaker 7: I'm Courtney donahoe.
Speaker 4: Motion, Come on, Courtney.
Speaker 7: We'll buying in bed and.
Speaker 8: It's in my hena And are you feeling a little peculiar?
Speaker 7: I can't believe in making me sing this. Hanna step
Speaker 7: outside and take a deep.
Speaker 6: Breath and I get real high and I scream from
Speaker 6: top of my lungs.
Speaker 7: What's going on? All right? Bring it for my boy?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah, hey, hey yeah.
Speaker 7: I said, hey, what's going on?
Speaker 6: And I said hi, yeah, yeah, Hi, yay, Yeah, I said, hey,
Speaker 6: what's going on?
Speaker 3: That's what I'm talking about. New music, George Paul.
Speaker 2: Picking up what you're dripping?
Speaker 3: Man, Listen you can find good great listen to man, Man.
Speaker 2: Damn dude, that's good stuff.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much.
Speaker 4: Little stp in there, Yes, yeah, a little bit.
Speaker 3: It's really good stuff. That's the dirty. That's a new
Speaker 3: single from George Paul Smith. I look for a new
Speaker 3: EP out by the end of the year. That's wasted time,
Speaker 3: available on all platforms. Hey, okay, George, how you doing man,
Speaker 3: Good to see you.
Speaker 4: Awesome.
Speaker 3: It's a I love the new single and that's why
Speaker 3: I asked n because it's spectacular and people think that
Speaker 3: rock like that, it's dead it's not you got to
Speaker 3: dig around and find it. But I want to talk.
Speaker 3: It's a miracle that you were able to record this
Speaker 3: or even walk in here, because in twenty twelve you
Speaker 3: have this massive stroke and you lose all control of
Speaker 3: the movement on the entire left side of your body.
Speaker 3: Did you think that's it? Man? I could never perform anymore.
Speaker 9: Man, it was crazy. And when that happened. I remember
Speaker 9: all of my friends from you know, some from Trinity,
Speaker 9: just Phoenix Hill people and bartenders and stuff. I mean
Speaker 9: it was crazy when I was in the hospital and
Speaker 9: you know, I couldn't really talk, so the wife was
Speaker 9: very happy.
Speaker 4: How did it happen? Hang on, back up? How did
Speaker 4: it happen? How old were you?
Speaker 1: Forty three? And then what was what led up to?
Speaker 4: Do you know what was happening? Man?
Speaker 9: I'm a Greek guy and lots of people from the
Speaker 9: Mediterranean have this really weird thick blood.
Speaker 3: I mean I had no idea, right, you know.
Speaker 9: I mean when when my father and my grandfather passed away,
Speaker 9: I didn't investigate, you know, the blood clotting thing. But
Speaker 9: I had just played I think we were out of town.
Speaker 9: But I played two shows with the big rock show,
Speaker 9: which was a band yea, yeah, oh man, God rest
Speaker 9: his soul. He was a beautiful, beautiful absolutely, And so
Speaker 9: John Hoffman was playing guitar for them, and he was
Speaker 9: in Vegas doing rock star things, and so.
Speaker 3: I filled in for him.
Speaker 9: And that Saturday night was totally totally.
Speaker 4: Normal, right.
Speaker 9: And Sunday, the day after, I men I was hungover
Speaker 9: and moving super super slow, but there was no warning
Speaker 9: or anything. I was in a studio discussing writing songs
Speaker 9: for this awesome performer who lives in Asville now. Her
Speaker 9: name is Paige Allen. She kind of lives in half Nashville,
Speaker 9: half Louisville. And she was really young at the time.
Speaker 9: I mean I think maybe she was twelve or thirteen.
Speaker 9: And we were discussing plans for recording this few songs
Speaker 9: with her, and I said, excuse me, I'll be right back,
Speaker 9: and I left the studio and I just leaned against
Speaker 9: the wall, and the next thing I knew, I was
Speaker 9: on the ground.
Speaker 3: Wow out.
Speaker 9: I didn't know anything about.
Speaker 3: How many years? Did this affects you for years too?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 2: Well, he's yes, ten years ago or no, no, But I.
Speaker 3: Mean, but but you lost movement on your left side
Speaker 3: bought four years, right, I mean it took a while
Speaker 3: to get back one.
Speaker 9: I mean it took a while to get it back.
Speaker 9: But if I'm playing eruption or something by Van Halen,
Speaker 9: you're gonna tell a difference from the old Paul. The
Speaker 9: old Paul could pull that kind of stuff off a
Speaker 9: little easier.
Speaker 3: So that's question.
Speaker 2: You were probably a little tougher on yourself than everyone else.
Speaker 3: I bet, yeah, sure for sure.
Speaker 9: But I mean I'm a little slower, you know, like
Speaker 9: if we were if we were.
Speaker 3: If we were.
Speaker 9: Running or something. You know, my gate's not weird or anything, right, Man,
Speaker 9: when you're in the hospital, all I was thinking about was,
Speaker 9: you know, my family and my dogs.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 9: Yeah, And man, I'll tell you when when Jennifer, my wife,
Speaker 9: brought one of our dogs in to see me, the
Speaker 9: little guy.
Speaker 3: Maybe put his pall on me. You know. Let me
Speaker 3: ask you this, for lack of better term, you have
Speaker 3: a near death experience, which way do you go? Are
Speaker 3: you more conservative about things you do? Or are you thinking, well,
Speaker 3: I cheated death, so I might as well go even wilder.
Speaker 9: Unfortunately the seconds oh really yeah?
Speaker 3: Wow? Wow?
Speaker 9: Well should respect it a little more but you know,
Speaker 9: I've had motorcycles for a long time, and I think
Speaker 9: I started just to rehab my left hand. I started
Speaker 9: trying to wrench more and.
Speaker 4: Do all that.
Speaker 1: I think about. I think back, this sounds like twelve
Speaker 1: thirteen years ago. I think we're more aware of the
Speaker 1: symptoms because I had friends, like we're fifty five. We
Speaker 1: do this topic on the radio all the time.
Speaker 4: Of signs.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: I had a buddy he's coached football with. He did that.
Speaker 1: He knew he was having it, never had one before
Speaker 1: in his life, but he knew because we had gone
Speaker 1: over the symptoms so many times. He pulled his car
Speaker 1: over and he had it in the car. But if
Speaker 1: he doesn't recognize the.
Speaker 4: Arm, the I can't hang on.
Speaker 2: I can't say anything.
Speaker 1: He doesn't pull his car over, that car goes wherever
Speaker 1: it's gonna go, and who knows how that thing ends up.
Speaker 4: But what are we doing Saturday?
Speaker 3: Well, we're just here to sorry.
Speaker 4: I thought we were gonna do with that. No.
Speaker 3: I hear this single and I reached out to George
Speaker 3: Paul Smith. I said, love the new single.
Speaker 4: It really is good.
Speaker 3: And I got to tell you so I wanted John
Speaker 3: wanted to play a little bit. You can get this
Speaker 3: on all music platforms, right.
Speaker 9: Absolutely. The genius of Joe Shirick shines really in that song.
Speaker 9: I mean, he is brilliant and you know his band
Speaker 9: Ultratone puts out consistent, beautiful music and as a producer,
Speaker 9: it's such a guy that I seek to work with
Speaker 9: really pretty much forever, as long as they'll have me.
Speaker 4: You know, he's great.
Speaker 3: Find George Paul Smith on all of the streaming platforms
Speaker 3: and name it. The song we're gonna go out with
Speaker 3: is wasted Time, brilliant song, sounds great. Just hey, you
Speaker 3: look great, you look great hair.
Speaker 4: Look He's like Zeus.
Speaker 3: Look for a new EP by the end of the
Speaker 3: year as well. George Paul Smith. Great new song.
Speaker 4: How do they get how they find it?
Speaker 9: Just Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube, George Paul Smith.
Speaker 2: Wasted years, wasted time.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, wasted time.
Speaker 4: Your life is wasted years.
Speaker 3: Well, I was thinking about our maiden wasted time.
Speaker 4: Sorry, I'll take the maiden comparison.