Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KF
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Speaker 1: am with the drugs and the hip. Was just listening
Speaker 1: to Tom Petty Radio and they had snoop and jelly rolls.
Speaker 1: Last Dance with Mary Jane I just put together at
Speaker 1: the age of forty four and listening to Tom Petty
Speaker 1: and seeing him multiple times in concert. That Last Dance
Speaker 1: with Mary Jane is about pot Holy Cow. I just
Speaker 1: wrote back, Jesus, I think I knew.
Speaker 2: Do they re record that?
Speaker 3: I guess.
Speaker 2: Oh, I haven't heard that.
Speaker 1: I haven't either, So well, bless.
Speaker 2: Her little heart.
Speaker 3: Bless her heart.
Speaker 4: The Dow's down two hundred points right now. This could
Speaker 4: be depending on how we end up in a couple
Speaker 4: of hours. The first nine day losing streak for the
Speaker 4: Dow Jones industrial Labs average since the nineteen seventies. The
Speaker 4: doalls losing streak began the day after it closed above
Speaker 4: forty five thousand for the first time ever earlier this month,
Speaker 4: so it's been in record territory, but still if it
Speaker 4: goes nine days of losses, it's still going to be
Speaker 4: somewhere in the forty two forty three thousand point mark
Speaker 4: by the time they get to but by the time
Speaker 4: they get to the closing bell.
Speaker 1: Today, TikTok asking the Supreme Court to block a law
Speaker 1: that could ban the app. The law, which requires the
Speaker 1: Chinese owned platform to be sold or shut down, goes
Speaker 1: into effect January nineteenth. TikTok has petitioned the High Court
Speaker 1: to stop the law, arguing it violates the company's First
Speaker 1: Amendment free speech rights, to which I say, does a
Speaker 1: Chinese company get First Amendment free speech.
Speaker 4: Rights if it's a well, no, I mean the American
Speaker 4: arm of that company, But if it's the parent company,
Speaker 4: we don't have to extend.
Speaker 3: We do not.
Speaker 4: Not that I'm a justice, and think about the difference
Speaker 4: four years makes to day. Presidential electors gather in state
Speaker 4: capitals across the country to officially cast their ballots for president.
Speaker 4: Four years ago, everybody's mind was blown at this time
Speaker 4: because people were talking about the slate of alternate electors,
Speaker 4: all of these different and now we're talking about drones
Speaker 4: and school shootings. I mean not that those are great things,
Speaker 4: but that that four years ago was a significant day
Speaker 4: in December for the first time ever. Right, So thankfully
Speaker 4: we're not It's just a normal it's just a normal Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Not normal necessarily though. In Madison, Wisconsin.
Speaker 1: Motive is the big question of the day there in Madison, Wisconsin.
Speaker 3: Why did that fifteen.
Speaker 1: Year old girl kill a teacher, a student, injure six
Speaker 1: others before taking her own life. Two people remain in
Speaker 1: critical condition with life threatening injuries. The girls' families coopering.
Speaker 1: They have searched their home. It looks like the parents
Speaker 1: were divorced. She spent most of her time with the
Speaker 1: forty two year old father.
Speaker 2: This was the Madison Police Chief Sean Barnes last night.
Speaker 5: The shooter has now been identified as fifteen year old
Speaker 5: Natalie Rutnow, who went by the name Samantha. She was
Speaker 5: a student at the school, and evidence suggests she died
Speaker 5: from a self inflicted gunshot won The official cause of
Speaker 5: death will be released by the Dane County Medical Examiner
Speaker 5: pinning the conclusion of their examination.
Speaker 4: She joins this list a very short list of female
Speaker 4: shooters when it comes to mass shooting suspects. The most
Speaker 4: recent high profile. One that we know of was the woman,
Speaker 4: a young girl who shot up this school, the private
Speaker 4: school in Nashville, and there were questions about her gender
Speaker 4: identity and whether that had any role in her mental
Speaker 4: health at the time. Chief Barnes was asked about that
Speaker 4: last night. Is this case a case of a young
Speaker 4: girl struggling with her gender identity?
Speaker 5: I don't know whether Nadalie was transgender or not, and
Speaker 5: quite frankly, I don't think that's even important. I don't
Speaker 5: think that's important at all. I don't think that whatever
Speaker 5: happened today has anything to do with how she or
Speaker 5: he or they may have wanted to identify. And I
Speaker 5: wish people would kind of leave their own personal biases
Speaker 5: out of this. Who have people who showed up to
Speaker 5: work today to help kids be better who are not
Speaker 5: going home. Have lost members of our community who are children,
Speaker 5: including the shooter. So whether or not she was, he
Speaker 5: was they were transgender is something that may come out later.
Speaker 5: But for what we're doing right now today, literally eight
Speaker 5: hours after they're mass shooting in a school in Madison,
Speaker 5: it is of no consequence at this time.
Speaker 1: It is it is of consequence because you're trying to
Speaker 1: figure out motive, and you're trying to figure out psychological
Speaker 1: stability or lack thereof. That's an important piece of it
Speaker 1: when you're trying to create the picture of who this
Speaker 1: person is and what led them to do what she
Speaker 1: did yesterday.
Speaker 3: And you don't even have.
Speaker 2: To believe that that.
Speaker 4: Believing that your transgender, you don't even have to see
Speaker 4: that as a mental illness or mental difficulty.
Speaker 3: It's a hormonal thing.
Speaker 2: It's a thing, but it adds pressure.
Speaker 4: It's going to add pressure to whoever it is going through,
Speaker 4: whatever they're going through, it's going to add pressure to it.
Speaker 2: So, yes, it is relevant.
Speaker 1: We knew within twenty four hours of the Ila Vista
Speaker 1: shooter that he couldn't get a date, that he was
Speaker 1: this in cell guy.
Speaker 3: That was relevant to the motive.
Speaker 1: Where they're at mentally when it comes to their comfortability
Speaker 1: with themselves is absolutely part of the puzzle.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well we'll talk more about this when we come back.
Speaker 4: The chief also disclosed who it was that called.
Speaker 2: Nine to one one. Have you heard that one yet? Yes?
Speaker 1: Also, the manifesto we have to get into. Maybe somebody
Speaker 1: else posted it for her. I tried, I traced it down.
Speaker 4: There was one Twitter account that said that the owner
Speaker 4: of the Twitter account, whoever it was, had actually spoken
Speaker 4: to this online boyfriend of hers that they've never actually met.
Speaker 4: So the veracity of the of the of the manifesto
Speaker 4: has yet to be officially pronounced as hers, But there
Speaker 4: are some things in there that would that other friends
Speaker 4: have said.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that sounds like something she would have written.
Speaker 6: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on Demand from KFI
Speaker 6: AM six forty.
Speaker 3: Have you heard of the Liquid Death pit diaper?
Speaker 4: It's all the rage it has sold out Liquid Death
Speaker 4: the water company.
Speaker 1: Yes, okay, pit diaper I think explains itself. But did
Speaker 1: you hear what happened at a recent Sabrina Carpenter concert
Speaker 1: and why the pit diaper is flying off the shelves
Speaker 1: because of it?
Speaker 4: No, you haven't, No, but after today you'll know the
Speaker 4: whole story. I haven't checked my Sabrina Carpenter news bulletins lately.
Speaker 4: A new poll suggests that more young Americans believe that
Speaker 4: Luigi Mangioni's assassination of United Healthcare CEO was acceptable than don't.
Speaker 4: According to the survey from Emerson College, forty one percent
Speaker 4: of eighteen to twenty nine year olds believe that the
Speaker 4: murder of Brian Thompson was either somewhat or completely acceptable. Yeah,
Speaker 4: forty one percent.
Speaker 1: That's why I'm saying, that's not going to be easy
Speaker 1: to obtain a conviction for this guy. To get twelve
Speaker 1: jurors to agree that this wasn't okay.
Speaker 4: The only the only possibility for prosecutors is that they
Speaker 4: get an older jury. Thirty three percent of those eighteen
Speaker 4: to twenty nine year olds, thirty three percent of them
Speaker 4: say the murder was completely unacceptable. Seven percent said it
Speaker 4: was somewhat unacceptable.
Speaker 1: Speaking of crime, it is true crime Tuesday. Imagine this.
Speaker 1: You want parole for killing your wife, so you tell
Speaker 1: the parole board, all right, I'll tell you the truth.
Speaker 1: Finally I cooked my wife's body, Like that's your.
Speaker 3: Hail Mary to get parole. Guys, finally owning it, make.
Speaker 2: It easy on me. I cooked her body.
Speaker 4: Massive earthquake Vanawatu today because or technically Tuesday afternoon, because
Speaker 4: they're so far ahead of us in the day, small
Speaker 4: tsunami waves, but they said there was very serious damage
Speaker 4: to the US embassy in the capitol at Vanawatu, knocked
Speaker 4: out most of the internet connectivity on that nation on
Speaker 4: that island Nation, and as many as six people were killed.
Speaker 4: So we're talking about the fatal shooting of a student
Speaker 4: and a teacher at a private Christian school in Wisconsin,
Speaker 4: and we discussed, among other things, the fifteen year old
Speaker 4: girl who is the suspects histories Bless you, who was
Speaker 4: pronounced dead on the way to the hospital after apparently
Speaker 4: a self inflicted gunshot.
Speaker 7: Well, here's what I don't understand about this this massive tragedy.
Speaker 7: Why are we so concerned about the gender of who
Speaker 7: shot all those people and then herself. The fact is
Speaker 7: she's a person who committed the horrible act of violence.
Speaker 7: I don't understand this hysteria against the the gender of
Speaker 7: the person. It's just sick minded violence regardless of gender.
Speaker 7: That's that's my thought.
Speaker 2: Love the show, guys.
Speaker 1: The only thing I'll say is what I said before
Speaker 1: it goes into the brain chemistry, and the brain chemistry
Speaker 1: is what leads people to go on these these horrific
Speaker 1: acts of violence.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and to be clear, there's nothing really that suggests
Speaker 4: that she was transgender. The question to the chief that
Speaker 4: he was answering was posed as Hey, there's a lot
Speaker 4: of talk online about maybe this girl was transgender, and
Speaker 4: the chief said, there's I mean she would Her name
Speaker 4: is Natalie, but she went by Samantha. Apparently her school
Speaker 4: id's name was Samantha. But that doesn't mean anything. Samantha
Speaker 4: is a perfectly feminine name too, so why would I
Speaker 4: don't know why she changed her name, but that does
Speaker 4: not mean automatically that she was transgender.
Speaker 1: We want to know whenever there's a teenage shooter like this,
Speaker 1: or a shooter of any kind, what they're going through,
Speaker 1: what led to this day in their life when they
Speaker 1: made this decision. So I think that that's a fair
Speaker 1: thing to ask. Now, her father shared a chilling image
Speaker 1: of her at the gun I think it's her. I
Speaker 1: think it's her at a gun range in August, and
Speaker 1: she's wearing that T shirt with the name of the
Speaker 1: band k MFDM. That was the same T shirt that
Speaker 1: Eric Harris was seen seen wearing a head of Columbine. Uh.
Speaker 2: Could she have known that?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: Would she have known that?
Speaker 1: Well, there's a lot of speculation about the manifesto, again unverified,
Speaker 1: but that she did.
Speaker 3: Worship you call them buying kids.
Speaker 4: Yes, and praised other mass shooters as well. To me,
Speaker 4: that's a little too convenient. I I don't know if
Speaker 4: we've gotten, you know, the official determination one way or
Speaker 4: the other. But that manifesto, you know, describes the frustration
Speaker 4: with her own parents.
Speaker 1: Yes, she claims her family didn't love her or want her,
Speaker 1: expresses feeling like the wrong child of the family.
Speaker 3: She referred to her parents as scum.
Speaker 4: And speaking of the wrong child. And she has a
Speaker 4: sister apparently. And the reason I mentioned that the picture
Speaker 4: that this the dad posted a couple of months ago,
Speaker 4: it's because you can only see the girl from behind,
Speaker 4: so we don't know which sister it is. I mean,
Speaker 4: he may know, but he doesn't identify her in the picture,
Speaker 4: but clearly she had access to family weapons, which is funny.
Speaker 4: Also because the cops said they didn't confirm that the
Speaker 4: family was or the dad was a gun owner. Well
Speaker 4: he's got again. It doesn't have to mean that he's
Speaker 4: a gunner, but he's got pictures of his daughter at
Speaker 4: a shooting range.
Speaker 1: The reason that there's so much sleuthing going on and
Speaker 1: digging online too, is because I don't know how much
Speaker 1: I trust what's coming out of the police department. Not
Speaker 1: that they're lying to us, but that the way that
Speaker 1: was handled yesterday, I don't have a lot of faith
Speaker 1: in what they know or how they're disseminating information.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if you didn't hear it yesterday, the chief came
Speaker 4: out and said that two people were killed or three
Speaker 4: people were killed, including the shooter, and seven injured. And
Speaker 4: then while that news conference, the initial news conference is
Speaker 4: going on, somebody else in his staff interrupted and said,
Speaker 4: we just got an update from command staff. Five dead,
Speaker 4: five injured. So then that was what people went with,
Speaker 4: and then they had to go back and correct it.
Speaker 4: So wherever information came from them, this unknown unnamed staffer
Speaker 4: was not right, which was a that's a massive, massive
Speaker 4: error in a very difficult time like that. I also
Speaker 4: mentioned that the chief identified the nine to one to
Speaker 4: one caller.
Speaker 5: Don't let that so can for a minute a second
Speaker 5: grade student call nine one one at ten fifty seven
Speaker 5: am to report a shooting at school.
Speaker 2: Second grader seven years old.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if this is the manifesto, she says she acquired
Speaker 1: the weapons to commit this through Li's manipulation and my
Speaker 1: father's stupidity. And it seems that this is coming from,
Speaker 1: like we said, this boyfriend who allegedly never met her.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they were online online boyfriend girlfriend.
Speaker 4: A quick correction. I mentioned the shooting at the Christian
Speaker 4: School in Nashville last year. That was a twenty eight
Speaker 4: year old who did I met. I called her a girl.
Speaker 4: I don't want anybody to get all freaked out about
Speaker 4: my specificity there, but it was a twenty eight year
Speaker 4: old in Nashville. All right, up next, Now people are
Speaker 4: reporting physical symptoms from the drones that this.
Speaker 2: Is exactly what hysteria sounds like.
Speaker 4: And again it's frustrating because I still think there are
Speaker 4: issues here.
Speaker 2: But people, people, it's calm down.
Speaker 4: Stop complaining that you have testicular pain or a running
Speaker 4: nose or whatever you have from from COVID.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, I mean drones. That's just let's take it easy.
Speaker 1: I remember when I first learned about testicular pain. That's
Speaker 1: a fun time.
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Speaker 1: Remember Crumbs, Oh if you no, you don't, I don't remember.
Speaker 1: Crumbs was the world's fattest cat. Died in October. Now
Speaker 1: we're learning more about how he died diabetes, heart disease
Speaker 1: caused by obesity.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, that should be a lesson to all of us.
Speaker 4: And autopsy necropsy showed he.
Speaker 1: Had a cute cardiogenet genic cardiogenic pulmonary.
Speaker 2: Edema, A cute little edema.
Speaker 1: It resulted from a build up of fluid in the
Speaker 1: lungs due to increased heart pressure.
Speaker 4: Stop stop, this is the picture of him. Yeah, I
Speaker 4: remember that cat that looks fake, That looks like it's
Speaker 4: cat abuse. That person should never be allowed to own
Speaker 4: pets of any ever. Maybe kids, but not pets. Beer
Speaker 4: and sports news, I want to tell you about bud
Speaker 4: Light is no longer tops in the tap rooms, at
Speaker 4: least when it comes to the most popular draft beers
Speaker 4: draft line technologies. No found in a recent report that
Speaker 4: michelob Ultra recently overtook bud Light in the number of
Speaker 4: tap handles operating in American venues with beer systems. Mikeelob
Speaker 4: Ultra blasphemy. Bud Light also my husband, like mikelo. I
Speaker 4: am not going to allow you to say that about him.
Speaker 4: I like him too much to believe.
Speaker 1: It's fewer calories. Maybe you know, oh, maybe I could
Speaker 1: mix in a couple of those.
Speaker 4: Bud Light also lost its title of best selling overall beer.
Speaker 2: To MODELO back in July.
Speaker 1: So, how unsufferable insufferable is Aaron Rodgers?
Speaker 3: Have you heard?
Speaker 1: Okay, so you said that your wife would watch this
Speaker 1: three part Netflix docuseries about Aaron Rodgers.
Speaker 2: That's what she told me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he is so in love with Aaron Rodgers. It's
Speaker 1: just it's insufferable. No, we've known that he had this
Speaker 1: rift with his parents, right, he doesn't talk to his parents.
Speaker 1: I've heard through some people in the league that like
Speaker 1: every year his mother sends him a Christmas gift and
Speaker 1: he returns it unopened.
Speaker 3: He's just a bad person.
Speaker 1: In this Netflix series, he addresses the issues with he
Speaker 1: and his family, says that the rift between his folks
Speaker 1: in himself for so bad he had to reparent himself.
Speaker 1: This is a forty one year old man reparent.
Speaker 2: Ugh Rose.
Speaker 4: Connor McGregor is going to fight Logan Paul, not Jake.
Speaker 4: Paul Connor McGregor has announced that he has agreed to
Speaker 4: an exhibition boxing match against Logan Paul, the mouthy little
Speaker 4: brother to the older brother.
Speaker 2: I think he's the little brother. Maybe they're twins. Maybe
Speaker 2: they're not twins.
Speaker 3: I don't think so.
Speaker 4: But they're going to fight in India of all places.
Speaker 4: You know why, because America doesn't want either one.
Speaker 2: Of those guys.
Speaker 8: Isn't it funny how you guys were talking about kids
Speaker 8: shouldn't have a phone in school. Can you imagine the
Speaker 8: amount of guests that would have happened if this kid
Speaker 8: didn't have a phone.
Speaker 2: You now imagine that.
Speaker 4: No, because she killed herself. The second grader called nine
Speaker 4: to one one, but everybody was done.
Speaker 2: By the time the cops got there.
Speaker 3: The shooter had already killed herself. Yeah, it doesn't The
Speaker 3: cops fired no rounds.
Speaker 2: It doesn't change my mind opinion about phones in schools.
Speaker 1: Okay, So many of these reported drone sidings appear to
Speaker 1: be of commercial, hobby and law enforcement drones as well
Speaker 1: as planes and stars. Everyone calm it down a little bit.
Speaker 1: We're calling in stars now. Everybody's got planes of some
Speaker 1: kind right.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 4: The the the physical symptoms that are being described by
Speaker 4: some people who say they have had interactions with some
Speaker 4: of these unidentified aerial phenomenon are pretty funny because they're
Speaker 4: like running noses, miles, headache.
Speaker 1: So it's December, Oh wait what and it is cold season,
Speaker 1: so you're probably going to have a running nose at
Speaker 1: some point, if you're haven't already gotten one. Puffy eyes
Speaker 1: yea also goes along with weather, cold weather very dry,
Speaker 1: which happens in New.
Speaker 2: Jersey pretty dry outside it's super dry.
Speaker 1: So but I like the I like that you're trying
Speaker 1: to lay down the uh plant the seeds for the lawsuit.
Speaker 2: Uh, the lawsuit, yes, but lost.
Speaker 1: The government didn't put a stop to the drones. And
Speaker 1: I've got a running.
Speaker 4: Nose, so I'm as Sue, and I've got rhyin area
Speaker 4: now rhina?
Speaker 3: Yes, what's that?
Speaker 1: Why'd you have to add aria to it? Because that's
Speaker 1: what the doctors will tell you when you have a
Speaker 1: running nose, they call it rhinorea, Rhino for your nose
Speaker 1: and ria for the runnings. Yeah wow, all to stick
Speaker 1: to running nose. You don't want any riha on your face? Well,
Speaker 1: you don't want it there, but sometimes it's just uh,
Speaker 1: you know, RSV very common around this, rhinosensicial virus.
Speaker 2: Is that how you say it?
Speaker 4: Respiratorial respiratory sensitial vinet virus?
Speaker 3: Stop trying to sound like a doctor.
Speaker 2: Rhinerrhea?
Speaker 3: What was that spine problem again?
Speaker 2: Spondalo Lie thesis nailed there.
Speaker 3: Nailed it.
Speaker 4: Someone's been practicing. No, that's the first time I've said
Speaker 4: it today out loud. I was hoping you would ask
Speaker 4: me how to say it. Okay, So, federal authorities have
Speaker 4: established a tip line. They have filtered through what they
Speaker 4: say are more than five thousand submissions. About two percent
Speaker 4: of those are deemed worthy of further investigative activity. Many
Speaker 4: of them were duplicative, which means they were repetitive. At
Speaker 4: least a million registered drones according to the FAA. A
Speaker 4: million registered drones according to the FAA, and about eight
Speaker 4: thousand they believe that are legally flown daily. And like
Speaker 4: I said yesterday, if you go out and stand outside
Speaker 4: your neighborhood wherever you are in southern California or anywhere
Speaker 4: else in the United States, someone's got a drone up
Speaker 4: in the middle of the day or in the middle
Speaker 4: of the afternoon or evening or night, and if they're lit,
Speaker 4: you're going.
Speaker 2: To see them.
Speaker 3: So didn't the KFI news department have a couple of drones?
Speaker 2: They had at least one. Yes, wonder where that went
Speaker 2: outside the window.
Speaker 3: Maybe it's in New Jersey. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Chicken tenders. I love chicken tenders. Who doesn't right, go on.
Speaker 1: They are delicious, They are always a good idea, no
Speaker 1: matter what your age, and everyone has their own way
Speaker 1: of doing chicken tenders. I like, I can't really compare
Speaker 1: like Burger King versus McDonald's because they're so different. You know,
Speaker 1: it's like warm butter versus cold butter. This is two
Speaker 1: different food groups.
Speaker 2: This is a blind spot for me. Really, Yeah, you
Speaker 2: don't eat chicken t say I didn't need them, but
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 4: I would never go to I would not be able
Speaker 4: to close my eyes and describe for you the difference
Speaker 4: between fast food chicken tender.
Speaker 3: Oh oh okay, but I can do that.
Speaker 1: I can pick up this this baton, and I can
Speaker 1: go The distance of this relay race is that when
Speaker 1: we come back.
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Speaker 1: The suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer on Long Island now
Speaker 1: faces charges for a seventh murder. Rex Huerman back in
Speaker 1: court today where he was indicted for the murder of
Speaker 1: Valerie mac. Mac was a sex worker who disappeared in
Speaker 1: two thousand. Her remains were found in Gilgo Beach and Manorville.
Speaker 1: Prosecutors say they now have DNA evidence linking him to
Speaker 1: the seventh murder.
Speaker 4: Did you see that video of CNN a CNN crew
Speaker 4: rescuing a guy from the Syrian prison. Yes, they're going
Speaker 4: a lot of heat. Yeah, because it's not a Syrian prisoner.
Speaker 4: It was one of the torturers. One of the guards
Speaker 4: at the prison. Man had named claimed his name was
Speaker 4: adel Garball, a father who just happened to be from Holmes.
Speaker 4: He's captured on video being broken out of a cell.
Speaker 4: Said he'd been held there for months, looks up the
Speaker 4: sky and goes, oh, son, I haven't seen the sun
Speaker 4: in three months. But he doesn't blink his eyes at all,
Speaker 4: despite the fact that he's looking directly at the Sun. Yeah.
Speaker 4: This Pointer Institute of Journalism has different agencies around the world,
Speaker 4: and their Syrian arms said that they have They believe
Speaker 4: the man is Salama. Mohammad Salama or Abu Hamza is
Speaker 4: another name that he goes by, one of Asad's prison
Speaker 4: guards who is credited with torturing people.
Speaker 2: So CNN apparently got taken.
Speaker 1: Chicken tenders. Chicken tenders are a delight, really fun for
Speaker 1: every age. I do love the McDonald's, the McDonald's offering.
Speaker 1: I do love Burger King, although bur Key says now
Speaker 1: they have the chicken fries. Are bur King having a flatter,
Speaker 1: a flatter chicken strip in my youth, not the not
Speaker 1: the pointy spear, but a flatter, wider.
Speaker 2: You're getting way too into it for me.
Speaker 3: I don't go on, but you know, McNuggets they're kind
Speaker 3: of the gold standard.
Speaker 2: McNuggets aren't even on this list.
Speaker 1: Hey, they're not, which which is stupid for the list.
Speaker 1: The Chick fil A chicken s are phenomenal. Those I've
Speaker 1: had I don't even mess like. I'll go to I'll
Speaker 1: do the go to there for a Chick fil A
Speaker 1: for the chicken strips, just because I don't want to
Speaker 1: mess around with bread when the chicken strips are that,
Speaker 1: you know, meaty and bready are ready, right? And the
Speaker 1: sauces play a role, right the McNuggets. I love the
Speaker 1: tangy barbecue sauce. It's got a little kick to it.
Speaker 3: I love the Wendy's. They're not on the list either.
Speaker 1: I don't think I wouldn't mess around with the wings
Speaker 1: stop crispy tenders because those are like big pieces of chicken.
Speaker 1: Those are like, you know, pop in your mouth while
Speaker 1: you're driving kind of chicken tenders. I haven't tried the
Speaker 1: raising canes ones yet.
Speaker 4: Carl's Junior. They used to do them, didn't They used
Speaker 4: to do them in the shape of stars. Those those
Speaker 4: are the supers like those.
Speaker 3: I never liked those.
Speaker 1: But Kentucky Fried Chicken. How do you go to Kentucky
Speaker 1: Fried Chicken and order chicken tenders? How do you go
Speaker 1: to Kentucky Fried Chicken and not get yourself a bucket
Speaker 1: of chicken? You got to get the bucket of chicken, right,
Speaker 1: What do you doing messing around with chicken? Ten is
Speaker 1: at a KFC.
Speaker 4: One of the last meals I shared with my dad
Speaker 4: was Kentucky Fried Chicken my dad loved Kentucky Fried Chicken,
Speaker 4: and he made it sound like, oh, like it was
Speaker 4: a special treat totally, like if my mom was working
Speaker 4: or whatever, he'd be like, you know what we could do,
Speaker 4: we could go like just we could we could break
Speaker 4: the piggy bank and go go to Kentucky Fried Chicken.
Speaker 4: And we'd be like, yeah, like he found a way
Speaker 4: to manipulate us to where we thought that that was
Speaker 4: like the crumb to a crumb of foods.
Speaker 2: It's funny.
Speaker 4: The KFC was on the corner that was the closest
Speaker 4: fast food restaurant to my house. It was probably four
Speaker 4: or five blocks away, so you could walk there and back.
Speaker 4: When they were selling I don't remember what they called him.
Speaker 4: It was just a tiny little almost like a slider sandwich,
Speaker 4: just a baby little thing on a muffin with a
Speaker 4: big dollar of mayonnaise and a bread chicken chicken littles.
Speaker 2: Yeah, is that what they were?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I used to work at Cans. Yeah, those were good.
Speaker 4: Those were delicious and for a couple bucks, Yeah, you
Speaker 4: get three or four of those things and.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well I don't know if it was just KFC
Speaker 1: and my dad kind of did that with everything. He
Speaker 1: did it with the Wiener schnitz You know where we
Speaker 1: could go. We could go to the Wiener Schnitzel, or
Speaker 1: you know where we what about an w Huh? You
Speaker 1: want some onion rings? Some what onion rings?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: Is he the one who taught you?
Speaker 3: Now thinking that maybe that is the case. Somebody taught
Speaker 3: me onion?
Speaker 4: Well, then I'm never gonna I'm never gonna correct it again.
Speaker 4: It's like a little piece of ray coming through.
Speaker 3: Oh that's nice.
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Speaker 2: So weird that we're.
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Speaker 4: that he wants to enforce laws. Pretty great, we'll talk
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