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Speaker 7: Memory, oh not a loss of one at your age
Speaker 7: like you usually have. Uh way, what are you taking there?
Speaker 2: I'm trying?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, Well I google Private Pile. Yeah, and and
Speaker 6: uh full metal jacket came up? Yes, yes, uh you know?
Speaker 2: Do you know the guy? The actor's name? Is that
Speaker 2: what you're looking for?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 6: Vincent Dinofrio played the private Gomer Pile. If I'm not mistaken,
Speaker 6: that is correct. Who's got the hottest looking daughter?
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 6: That was a side question he actually this is a
Speaker 6: big tangent side tangent. He actually was doing an interview
Speaker 6: talking about Stanley Kubrick and doing that scene and that
Speaker 6: during the god damn considering he is a big trek
Speaker 6: right on you and eaton weirdo fantastic actor. But anyway, see,
Speaker 6: he was doing an interview about his doing that scene
Speaker 6: and that Stanley Kubrick's notorious for doing reshooting scenes like
Speaker 6: twenty thirty times right, like a crazy amount because he
Speaker 6: wanted many options, I guess. And that during one of
Speaker 6: the explanations for a scene, uh Dnofrio, who was just
Speaker 6: in the corner doing that fifty foot stared you know
Speaker 6: how that look that Gomer Pyle has in full metal jacket,
Speaker 6: and Kubrick stops, goes over to him and.
Speaker 8: Is like, I want that all the time. All right, then, boy,
Speaker 8: he killed it, right, he killed that part.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 8: Yes, he's fantastic in that movie.
Speaker 7: Ar Lee Ermie and the drill instructor, all right, and
Speaker 7: that they they originally had a script for him right
Speaker 7: in full metal jacket, but it didn't.
Speaker 2: Quite work out.
Speaker 7: Ar Lee Ermi took over and just pretty much improvised
Speaker 7: everything in that movie.
Speaker 8: And his role in that movie, and it was so good.
Speaker 8: They're like, yeah, you do your thing, bruh. And he
Speaker 8: was just a consultant. He wasn't.
Speaker 6: He was just helping out and they were like, no,
Speaker 6: we want you. You were killing it at Yeah, and
Speaker 6: that's his character in everything.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's such a great movie, the first half, the
Speaker 8: first half going through.
Speaker 2: Basic and all that.
Speaker 7: Once they get off to Vietnam, it's all right, you know,
Speaker 7: you got that infamous what do you do for ten dollars?
Speaker 7: Anything you want? Anything, you know?
Speaker 2: And outside of that, it's just kind of okay, let's
Speaker 2: let's wrap this thing up, shall we.
Speaker 9: Was that a book first?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I don't read, yes, so I initially stopped because Gomer Pyle.
Speaker 6: I remember a picture my grandmother had hanging up in
Speaker 6: her house of Jim Nighbors signed to my grandma.
Speaker 8: She was so proud of it.
Speaker 6: Well, goy, a lot of people didn't know that wasn't
Speaker 6: everybody thought that's how Jim Nighbors was all the time.
Speaker 7: No, no, no, he was playing a character. Yeah, but
Speaker 7: again he got type casted much like ar Lee Ermie right, well,
Speaker 7: Arley Ermi, that's who he was. He wasn't an actor.
Speaker 7: He couldn't pull anything else off. You know, he's been
Speaker 7: in some other things, but it's like, yeah, this is
Speaker 7: just how you were. So yeah, I know Jim Nabors
Speaker 7: was a He has a great singing voice, you know, yes,
Speaker 7: but h and flaming gay. That's about as far as
Speaker 7: I'm going. My my Jim neighbors knowledge. It's weird that
Speaker 7: you know that because that is not something I was
Speaker 7: aware of. Yeah, well that's something my mama told me
Speaker 7: when I was young, and it's stuck with me. Him
Speaker 7: and Rock Hutson there you go. Yeah, yeah, well go shozam.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 8: If you go back in time and like when that
Speaker 8: was on and be like, oh man, he he likes boys.
Speaker 7: People are like no, no, no, that that's when we
Speaker 7: had don't ask, don't I just people don't realize, and
Speaker 7: then when you find out, you're like, well no, I
Speaker 7: don't like it, okay anyway, So that's what I thought
Speaker 7: of because I just remember this picture of Jim.
Speaker 8: I can see the picture.
Speaker 6: He's sitting, you know, up, because he was a kind
Speaker 6: of a big guy sitting up and his hands clasped
Speaker 6: and like yes, proper, yes, like a real celebrity mugshot
Speaker 6: type of thing.
Speaker 2: I mean, I guess, I guess I thought he looked.
Speaker 8: Very you know, sixties.
Speaker 7: Yeah, how tall would you guess Jim Nabors was because
Speaker 7: he was a bit of a monster on the screen,
Speaker 7: which can.
Speaker 6: Be deceiving because the average time is five eight. But
Speaker 6: so when someone's five nine or six feet, they look
Speaker 6: like monsters on TV. And sometimes they don't elevate character
Speaker 6: shoes or have them on platforms right to sell the character.
Speaker 6: So it is possible that maybe in that they just
Speaker 6: had him look taller, but that would seem like to
Speaker 6: make him look tall and slanky and nerdy, right, he
Speaker 6: would magic? Yeah, what do you think, Lindsey, I'll go
Speaker 6: with six three Okay, I'll go six feet.
Speaker 2: He was six to one, Okay, he split the difference.
Speaker 2: He was six to one.
Speaker 7: I thought he was a little bit taller than that,
Speaker 7: like six and a half. Yeah, and again, because you know,
Speaker 7: TV made him look so dull.
Speaker 9: He got married in twenty thirteen.
Speaker 6: Finally after all, right, yeah, near the end, because he
Speaker 6: died in seventeen.
Speaker 9: Yeah exactly to stan Stan right there.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so thanks for that tidbit, by the way, that's
Speaker 8: good information.
Speaker 2: The uh.
Speaker 6: The part that's fascinating about the Gomer Pile character is
Speaker 6: how I don't know if there was a nerdy like
Speaker 6: a character like that on TV at all before him
Speaker 6: being nerdy and like the whipping boy of a show
Speaker 6: it was. He might have been the original whipping boy character.
Speaker 6: So for people don't know in shows, there is a
Speaker 6: formula to make a successful show, and there's always like
Speaker 6: a whipping boy scenario. Some of that takes all the grief,
Speaker 6: yes and friends, it was noticed ross yeah, and they
Speaker 6: did a good job of masking it wasn't so obvious.
Speaker 7: Okay, Okay, Well, because Jim Nabors started off on Andy
Speaker 7: Griffith's show correct as Gomer Pile, and then Gomer went
Speaker 7: off got his own show, that's when it's Gomer Pile USMC.
Speaker 2: And then that's when they.
Speaker 6: Brought in Goober gooberber Pile because Jim Nighbors was like,
Speaker 6: hey man, I run this bitch, yeah, and they were
Speaker 6: like get bent.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: And both Goober and Gohmer were there for comic relief
Speaker 7: if I remember correctly, and Goober was played by a
Speaker 7: guy named George something another Okay, I'm trying to think
Speaker 7: of shows that came out, like because Andy Griffiths, they
Speaker 7: made the transition from Black and White to Collar.
Speaker 2: That's how old the show is.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it was like nineteen sixty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I almost say before that.
Speaker 7: I'm trying to think of shows that came out at
Speaker 7: the time, so I can can kind of deduce who
Speaker 7: was also the comic relief for the Whipping Boy of
Speaker 7: other shows at that time.
Speaker 10: Thinking of Black and White, I love Lucy, leave it
Speaker 10: to beaber my three sons, Yes, and I love Lucy.
Speaker 9: I mean Lucy was the comic.
Speaker 6: Yeah, those are two different things. Whipping Boy is the
Speaker 6: person that gets all the attacks.
Speaker 9: Right, and to be fair, I mean she was. I
Speaker 9: mean her husband pretty much attacked her.
Speaker 8: Well, yeah, but she was the star of the show.
Speaker 9: Correct.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's why I'm not like Ercle. I don't know
Speaker 6: though he was the one that was attacked. I don't
Speaker 6: know if he was the whipping Boy.
Speaker 7: Okay, So here's some shows that were on nineteen sixty
Speaker 7: that's the same time, Yeah, that Andy Griffith had started.
Speaker 2: So Star Trek we'll just start right there.
Speaker 7: Star Trek the original series, Who do you think would
Speaker 7: be the whipping Boy of that one?
Speaker 2: I think that's too serious. I don't think he's.
Speaker 9: Gonna say that was more of a drama, okay, So
Speaker 9: I don't think you know.
Speaker 8: Okay, So here he goes to some easy ones Batman
Speaker 8: with Adam West.
Speaker 7: Right, you could easily say Robin would be the whipping
Speaker 7: boy in that one, right, Yes, and no.
Speaker 10: I think that that was more of a you saw
Speaker 10: the pow and the bang, and that that was supposed
Speaker 10: to be like more of the comedy or the Joker
Speaker 10: or the Riddler.
Speaker 9: Okay, the villains were more of the comic relief, I guess.
Speaker 7: Also in here is the Beverly hillbilly. I would have
Speaker 7: to say the kid, right, which which one?
Speaker 9: Yeah, Jethro Jethrow, thank you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would agree with you on that one. Okay.
Speaker 8: Bewitched was all there as well, but the husband.
Speaker 2: Darren, Yeah, okay, that's fair.
Speaker 9: Have I been watching TV.
Speaker 2: That my friend is on me TV and I watch
Speaker 2: it every day.
Speaker 7: I love watching the Andy Griffiths Show, all those Beverly Hillbillies.
Speaker 7: I even sit down and watch Gomer Pyle USMC.
Speaker 8: Somebody texting Gomer Pile wasn't a nerd, he was autistic.
Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 6: Maybe you need to be brought up to speed. For
Speaker 6: for one, anybody who was a nerd was autistic. Yeah,
Speaker 6: we just labeled them nerds, every single one of them, right,
Speaker 6: or the characters in the movie The Nerds were nerds.
Speaker 9: Autists at least one of them was.
Speaker 2: A lot of them were their ability to hyper focus.
Speaker 2: Let's start with that.
Speaker 6: They're in They're not good being social, they're awkward social media. Huh, Hey,
Speaker 6: were nerds, they were autistic. Those things correlate. It isn't
Speaker 6: just to Gomer Pile.
Speaker 2: Okay, maybe there's a different way to skin this guy.
Speaker 6: Famous comic relief characters, well again, whipping boy and comic
Speaker 6: relief are not the same, no, because a comic relief
Speaker 6: character can just come on and be funny and then leave.
Speaker 8: A whipping boy just takes all the attacks.
Speaker 9: Perfect example, this texture in Seinfeld.
Speaker 10: It was George correct was the whipping boy, but Seinfeld
Speaker 10: was the comic relief.
Speaker 8: Well it's a comedy, so everybody's trying to be funny.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well these are Okay.
Speaker 6: It's a hard category to search because I tried to
Speaker 6: do some history on a and the art type in
Speaker 6: that in TV shows is well known.
Speaker 8: But there's not nobody he's really done a list, but.
Speaker 9: Fresh Prince of bel Air Carleton would be your whipping boy.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, okay you think so, I would think uh
Speaker 2: uh DJ Jazzy Jeff.
Speaker 9: No, he wasn't in it enough. Okay, you know, he
Speaker 9: wasn't a main character.
Speaker 2: I gotta be honest.
Speaker 6: I'm not real good on my timeline on A Fresh Prince.
Speaker 6: I did watch the show, but I don't know when
Speaker 6: people came and leave. Now, if you want to talk
Speaker 6: about when the cousin came and visited on the Brady
Speaker 6: Bunch that I know, uh.
Speaker 9: The bell you have ale? Yeah, excuse me, screech.
Speaker 2: He's doing because you got an upsash.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but that's an obvious one, right, Yea. The whole
Speaker 6: concept of this conversation was Gomer Pyle.
Speaker 8: Being the first.
Speaker 2: Was he the first? Yeah? I think he was.
Speaker 8: I would have to do some research on my older shows.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 6: Anyway, That's not what I wanted to talk about today
Speaker 6: starting the show. It just kind of went that way.
Speaker 6: The show thrives inside quest full disclosure. The company wants
Speaker 6: us to stop doing these they do. I'm just being honest.
Speaker 2: Good luck.
Speaker 8: They want us to come in and yucky to yuckity
Speaker 8: and then get out right.
Speaker 2: Can't change you. We are here's your script. Have a
Speaker 2: nice day.
Speaker 6: Yeah, pretty much? Uh, but sorry, I be around me.
Speaker 6: I'm autistic.
Speaker 2: Uh all right, some people would say, but whatever.
Speaker 6: Yeah, or NERD, I'm fine with you wanting to give
Speaker 6: me that label special. Uh, congratulations to my d he
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Speaker 10: Cops say manhad eleven year old hold the flashlight during robbery.
Speaker 10: This happened in Pennsylvania last week. On Wednesday, they've arrested
Speaker 10: forty one year old James Harkless dat Cellis for allegedly
Speaker 10: breaking into an office building and apparently it was also
Speaker 10: bringing your kid to workday, because the suspect allegedly brought
Speaker 10: along his girlfriend's eleven year old daughter to lend a hand.
Speaker 10: According to investigators, the girl was instructed to hold the
Speaker 10: flashlight while James removed copper wiring from the building.
Speaker 2: Hold it over, Here's exactly over. God, damn it, you're
Speaker 2: doing it wrong.
Speaker 9: So many memories.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, I'm sorry, Dad, I'm holding it. Oh fuck.
Speaker 3: What did you say?
Speaker 10: So now this cat is looking at a slew of
Speaker 10: charges including breaking and entering, theft, and child and endangerment
Speaker 10: just to name a few.
Speaker 9: Call him stepdad of the year.
Speaker 8: He's trying to teach the kid a trade at a
Speaker 8: young age.
Speaker 9: Yeah, this is how you remove cut for wiring and
Speaker 9: sell it for money.
Speaker 7: Dude hospitalized after injecting seemen into his arm to relieve pain.
Speaker 8: Is it hein already.
Speaker 7: All right, So there's an unidentified thirty three year old
Speaker 7: man out there, which, honestly, if I was this guy,
Speaker 7: I wouldn't want to be identified either. Uh So, I
Speaker 7: guess see, that's a back pain for like a year
Speaker 7: and a half, and instead of going to the doctor,
Speaker 7: he decided to try to.
Speaker 2: Treat it himself.
Speaker 7: Now, didn't use Iveryprofriend, didn't use THC, didn't use cocaine.
Speaker 7: He used semen that he would inject into.
Speaker 8: His lower forearm.
Speaker 2: Well, after a while, he's like, well, this isn't working.
Speaker 7: So he goes to finally see a doctor and the
Speaker 7: doctor's like, wow, it's quite the arm he got there anyhow,
Speaker 7: So he told the doctor that he had been injecting
Speaker 7: semen into his arm as a do it yourself remedy
Speaker 7: for the pain, and that he'd been doing it for
Speaker 7: a year and a half.
Speaker 2: Well, the dude was finally admitted into.
Speaker 7: The hospital and treated for a bacterial infection that developed
Speaker 7: as a result.
Speaker 8: I'm so curious of how he did this. Well, I
Speaker 8: bet you it starts with the dirty magazine, right.
Speaker 6: Did he lean over and put his arm down or
Speaker 6: did he collect Like I'm just I don't understand.
Speaker 7: You know, it's I imagine it's let's get the goods
Speaker 7: and then we'll take a syringe and then you know,
Speaker 7: draw it up like you're drawing heroin or something like that,
Speaker 7: and then.
Speaker 2: Right right into your arm.
Speaker 6: I don't know how one gets to that point, though,
Speaker 6: is what boggles me. I think I think it's more
Speaker 6: of like sometimes we get feedback on how to take
Speaker 6: care of things. Yeah, and now there's a joke going
Speaker 6: around break flought. But I don't know if people people
Speaker 6: do think stuff like that works. And to me, I
Speaker 6: don't know if there's a giant jump from those and
Speaker 6: what this article is about. You believe what you believe.
Speaker 6: Some people believe burying the dish rag in the backyard works.
Speaker 6: You just believe it because it's what you've always done.
Speaker 8: My guess it was probably one of his tweaker friends
Speaker 8: that was like, you know what, I had some pain.
Speaker 2: It's just messing with him. He's like, well, how'd you
Speaker 2: get rid of it? Well, I injected seemen into my He.
Speaker 9: Was listening to the sugar Hill game.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, Judge in trouble for having sex in the workplace.
Speaker 6: This story is so good. It's so good. So this
Speaker 6: happens in Atlanta where a judge is in trouble. So
Speaker 6: Judge Eleanor Ross and apparently the deputy police chief, we're
Speaker 6: having sex.
Speaker 8: In her chambers. And I mean that literally and physically.
Speaker 6: This was an extra marital affair because they're both married
Speaker 6: and it's been going on for two years. The Judicial
Speaker 6: Conference Committee on Judicial Conduct and Disability has reviewed and
Speaker 6: decided that she should be suspended. Do you think she
Speaker 6: apparently lied to investigators and she's in trouble for disrupting
Speaker 6: court staff. They warned that this could have led to
Speaker 6: extortion or blackmail or persuaded a case, and she has
Speaker 6: proceeded over high profile I object, may I approach the
Speaker 6: bench objection overruled. Court clerks reported that they could hear
Speaker 6: kissing and moaning coming from the judge's chambers. They are
Speaker 6: all the They were apparently with an earshot of the
Speaker 6: law clerks and so they heard everything. The cop has
Speaker 6: now changed his LinkedIn, has a passion to has a
Speaker 6: passion for analytics and computer technology instead of being a
Speaker 6: police officer.
Speaker 8: There's so much going on, and an odd twist.
Speaker 6: If you know who the Chrislies are, This judge is
Speaker 6: the one that sentence Todd chrisly and he is now
Speaker 6: going she was corrupt. She couldn't even focus on our
Speaker 6: case correctly because she was too busy clapping quote unquote
Speaker 6: clapping dim.
Speaker 8: Cheeks in her chambers.
Speaker 2: Get it, Get it?
Speaker 8: Can you imagine?
Speaker 6: Like now, I've known that people have had sex in
Speaker 6: the in the workplace, and and but I've never heard
Speaker 6: the moaning No.
Speaker 8: It's always like I hear it from the person like
Speaker 8: any man, you won't believe.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Typically people when they're doing that in a place they
Speaker 7: should and they try to keep it quiet, but not her.
Speaker 6: She's like, f right, I'm the judge dream and he's like,
Speaker 6: I'm banging a judge. I am the gavel now right?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Oh, so many funny one liners. And then it comes
Speaker 8: out to your family.
Speaker 2: Ah gosh.
Speaker 8: I think that's the part that people that have affairs
Speaker 8: never think about.
Speaker 6: They never think think and that's why people think it's
Speaker 6: such a narcissistic thing, right that they never think about
Speaker 6: what their family members will feel or what their kids
Speaker 6: will eventually hear.
Speaker 9: I don't think they will ever get caught.
Speaker 6: They think they won't, right, maybe or the drug is
Speaker 6: just so good. I mean, typically it's the guy who's like,
Speaker 6: oh yeah, I'll move the couch. Yeah, and the woman's like,
Speaker 6: oh okay, oh piece, this is good attention.
Speaker 2: This time it was both of them, right right.
Speaker 8: Ah gosh.
Speaker 6: Or was one of those like reverse dom things where
Speaker 6: you know, you hear about zeos have dominatrix because they
Speaker 6: just need to be punished. Yeah, they need to feel
Speaker 6: some sort of rebuttal to them. And so maybe she
Speaker 6: was so constantly being you know, judction, you're going to
Speaker 6: jail whatever that she needed to you know, take a
Speaker 6: take it to the poundtown.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, I mean people get worked up over the
Speaker 2: silliest things. That's possible. Still, though, come on, judge, come
Speaker 2: on chief. And here's the other part.
Speaker 6: I never understand about somebody in a high profile position
Speaker 6: like this.
Speaker 2: Just ask your partner if it's okay to bang the judge.
Speaker 6: No no, no, no, no, Like, if you're the judge
Speaker 6: and you need that thing, have your partner come up
Speaker 6: to the office, right, oh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, have them do it. Yeah, for sure, that way,
Speaker 2: there's there's no trouble there.
Speaker 9: Well, he was busy, you know, raising their children.
Speaker 7: Right while she's off stripping the chief right, because she's not.
Speaker 7: She should be a stay at home mom and not
Speaker 7: a judge. Is that what you're saying?
Speaker 2: Why not get a CD hotel then man as opposed
Speaker 2: to your chambers.
Speaker 7: But I guess it's that you know what if we
Speaker 7: get got, you know that rush of you know, getting
Speaker 7: caught well, and it's two.
Speaker 8: People, two people of that have a lot to risk
Speaker 8: not having that thought.
Speaker 2: Exactly, which is crazy. Neither one of them is like, hey,
Speaker 2: we shouldn't do this here, and.
Speaker 6: You did, she didn't she or he didn't have a
Speaker 6: friend going you you the guy totally told said something.
Speaker 6: And I'm pretty confident the woman because you all love
Speaker 6: to talk about your sex life. Guys don't love doing that, right, Nope,
Speaker 6: not like women, not library.
Speaker 9: But depending on who it is.
Speaker 10: Yeah, but bring the fact that they are both married.
Speaker 10: They may have been hush hush about it.
Speaker 2: Yea, that is true. I can see that. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 2: not hush hush enough because she kept your mouth wide open.
Speaker 8: They huff, All right, we got to take a break.
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Speaker 10: So it was about a year ago when I was
Speaker 10: Me and my family were really excited to get the
Speaker 10: experience to host a foreign exchange student, Moses from Australia,
Speaker 10: and over the weekend Moses went back to Australia. Our
Speaker 10: time with him, yes, and when he before he got
Speaker 10: to America. We were super excited about the experience. And
Speaker 10: if you noticed, I didn't really talk much about Moses
Speaker 10: on the air, and that was primarily because the experience
Speaker 10: wasn't as great as I hoped it would be. I
Speaker 10: did vent a little bit about it to Corbin off
Speaker 10: the air sometimes we had our I had my moments
Speaker 10: with him, and I talked to him about it. So
Speaker 10: at first, when Moses at first got here, I showed
Speaker 10: him a lot of grace because you know, he's in
Speaker 10: a very new place.
Speaker 7: Obviously, what were you expecting, like, tell him, let's start
Speaker 7: with that. What were you expecting to happen.
Speaker 10: When the when the opportunity presented itself, I told my
Speaker 10: husband about it because he was an exchange student. He
Speaker 10: did this same type of program in in school. He
Speaker 10: went to Denmark and he absolutely loved it and and
Speaker 10: you know, he was vetted for it, like you have
Speaker 10: to audition basically send a video and write an essay
Speaker 10: and all of this, and he loved the experience. And
Speaker 10: his family hosted exchange students over periods of time and
Speaker 10: they loved it.
Speaker 9: And so what we were expecting was.
Speaker 10: The idea was that we would bond with Moses and
Speaker 10: you know, keep in touch with him forever. Growing up.
Speaker 10: I remember our neighbors hosted exchange students and they stayed
Speaker 10: in touch with them throughout the years and went to
Speaker 10: their weddings as they grew up. I mean, just stayed
Speaker 10: close with their families. It was amazing, and they visited them.
Speaker 10: I think they he had exchange students from Spain and
Speaker 10: also I think Denmark. And yeah, so anyway, that's what
Speaker 10: we were expecting. Another child, Yeah, basically, yeah, a fourth son,
Speaker 10: if you will. And Moses' dream was to come to
Speaker 10: America and play American football.
Speaker 9: That's what he wanted to do all.
Speaker 2: Right, because they only got like rugby down there, right.
Speaker 9: Correct, Yes, and that's what he played there, and he
Speaker 9: did get to do that.
Speaker 10: He played football, He got to fall in love with
Speaker 10: Cane's chicken, and he enjoyed turkey tetrazini.
Speaker 1: And for.
Speaker 10: About three months out of the year, his mom and
Speaker 10: I stayed pretty close talking over the WhatsApp, and then
Speaker 10: that kind of slowed down, and then Moses just he
Speaker 10: didn't really bond with my kids. He didn't really bond
Speaker 10: with us. Sometimes he would want to go to the
Speaker 10: lake and go fishing. He enjoyed that, and I just
Speaker 10: kind of felt like he was just here and used
Speaker 10: the house as his hotel room kind of.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 8: So when you say as a hotel room, you think
Speaker 8: like he was just being a tourist.
Speaker 9: Yeah, pretty much, that's yeah. He would come down, he
Speaker 9: did play.
Speaker 10: If he did learn some good card games, he would
Speaker 10: he would play board games or card games with us,
Speaker 10: and that was pretty much about it. Sometimes he would
Speaker 10: watch a movie with us once in a while, but
Speaker 10: other than that, it was he'd stay in his room
Speaker 10: and come down and have meals at meal time, and
Speaker 10: then it was head back upstairs.
Speaker 2: Wasn't he like seventeen or something like that.
Speaker 9: Yeah, he turned eighteen in Janius liberated his birthday.
Speaker 2: All right. So he is at that age where a
Speaker 2: lot of kids, how old you're old?
Speaker 7: He's sixteen right almost you'll be sixteen. It's at that
Speaker 7: age where it's like I want to do my own thing.
Speaker 7: Parents suck and even though you're not really his parents,
Speaker 7: you know, you're adult figures, right, and it's like, I
Speaker 7: don't want anything to do with these guys.
Speaker 2: I just want to hang out. I want to do
Speaker 2: my own thing, to eat and go have fun, go
Speaker 2: to bed. Yeah, I have fun, describe go have fun whatever.
Speaker 7: Have fun for him is for a seventeen eighteen year
Speaker 7: old boy at that time. You know that what Corbyn
Speaker 7: helped me out here, seventeen eighteen years old, what's fun
Speaker 7: going and hanging out with your friends from school.
Speaker 8: Not hanging out with your parents, not anything but your parents.
Speaker 7: Absolutely driving around, maybe doing illegal drugs. You know, we
Speaker 7: go into concerts, you know, stuff like that. You know,
Speaker 7: not like he said, not hanging out with your parents
Speaker 7: or your parental figures. So I don't think he had.
Speaker 7: I don't think it's not that he liked you or
Speaker 7: didn't like it there. He was just at that age,
Speaker 7: you know, and that sucks that you got somebody at
Speaker 7: that age because it's like, well, we can't have fun
Speaker 7: because you're just a nonruly, asshole teenager.
Speaker 10: Well, in the program though, you know, the teenagers, the
Speaker 10: other teenagers were going places with the kids and making friends.
Speaker 9: And he did make friends, he just didn't never hung
Speaker 9: out with them.
Speaker 8: Right when you say in the program, was that in
Speaker 8: the brochures that they gave you, No, no, no.
Speaker 9: No, no, no, no, no no no. There was a
Speaker 9: lot of kids in this particular program, like at.
Speaker 2: Union High School.
Speaker 10: Yeah, okay, and surrounding schools because they all it's one
Speaker 10: big program that you get exchange students from and go
Speaker 10: to different schools, and you have groups that.
Speaker 9: You talk to the other parents and you find out
Speaker 9: how it's kind of like.
Speaker 10: Your little support group, your little village, if you will,
Speaker 10: and you talk to the parents to see how their
Speaker 10: exchange students are doing.
Speaker 9: And it seemed like.
Speaker 10: They were, you know, doing things with them and going
Speaker 10: places and having a good time and making friends.
Speaker 9: But it just seemed like he was very uninvolved.
Speaker 7: Well I hate to be that person, but from what
Speaker 7: I know of people, they don't when when they're in
Speaker 7: groups like that, we all have something in common like that,
Speaker 7: you know, I don't want to look bad. I don't
Speaker 7: want to say, well, my foreign exchange student sucks, he
Speaker 7: doesn't want to do anything. I want everybody to believe
Speaker 7: that it's all puppy dogs and rainbows over here. So
Speaker 7: I am going to go out on a lemon and say,
Speaker 7: maybe a bunch of them, some of them, maybe all
Speaker 7: of them, who knows, are just telling you what you
Speaker 7: want to hear to, you know, make themselves look better, right,
Speaker 7: not exactly being forthcoming with the truth of well this
Speaker 7: guy sucks or this gal is a total sea you
Speaker 7: next Tuesday, you know, hard to handle kind of kids, whatever,
Speaker 7: you know, right, I mean, And it's possible that everybody
Speaker 7: you were right, Maybe they were all having a good time,
Speaker 7: and maybe it was puppy dogs and rainbows for everybody,
Speaker 7: and maybe you were the only one that got.
Speaker 2: A got a lemon.
Speaker 7: I just I know how people are and how people
Speaker 7: would just kind of, you know, say whatever to make
Speaker 7: them because they don't want to look bad.
Speaker 2: Right. Does that make sense?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 9: Absolutely?
Speaker 8: Do you remember what I told you?
Speaker 6: In the beginning of all this, Yeah, I said, don't
Speaker 6: do it, Yeah, because you have unrealistic expectations.
Speaker 8: Sure, there's no guarantees.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and you can have a kid who maybe maybe
Speaker 6: he did do all those things that you wanted him
Speaker 6: to do and he never did them at home. Yeah,
Speaker 6: it's very just not at the temperature a percentage you want.
Speaker 2: It right, right, So.
Speaker 10: Someone asked what happened to his mom, Well, his mom
Speaker 10: got uh a boyfriend, ha ha ha yeah ha ha, Hey.
Speaker 2: Juniors out of town. Mama gonna get some ass.
Speaker 9: Yeah, maybe some mom got a boyfriend.
Speaker 10: I was, it was.
Speaker 9: I mean, when I talked to her before Moses got here.
Speaker 10: She had said she had said, Oh, he's gonna love
Speaker 10: having the younger siblings around because he has younger brothers
Speaker 10: and older brothers, and so you know, he'll love being
Speaker 10: in that position because all he has is brothers. You
Speaker 10: would love be nice being in a family with all boys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you would like to think that, right, Yeah, but
Speaker 2: you got to understand that these are foreigners to him.
Speaker 7: These are not his family, right right. These are just
Speaker 7: strangers that he's forced to get to live with. And
Speaker 7: at a seventeen eighteen year old.
Speaker 2: You know, you're like, you gotta hang out with this
Speaker 2: goddamn family that I'm forced to live with because my mom.
Speaker 9: But that's what you sign up for.
Speaker 2: Did he sign up or was his mom sign him up?
Speaker 9: Well, I mean you do have to you do have
Speaker 9: to want to do the program, do you do you?
Speaker 2: Because here's when you are.
Speaker 10: Interviewed, yes, by the company, and you can't just sign
Speaker 10: your kid up and send them off.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 7: No, But if your mama, if your mama really wants
Speaker 7: you to do this for whatever reason, be it get
Speaker 7: the hell out of my house for a year, or
Speaker 7: I think it'll be a good experience for you, and
Speaker 7: you don't want to disappoint your mom, you're going to
Speaker 7: go ahead and swallow that as sandwich and be like,
Speaker 7: all right, fine, I'll go.
Speaker 2: I'll go to make mama happy.
Speaker 9: And that very well could have been.
Speaker 2: I'm not trying to.
Speaker 7: Be negative guy here, honestly, it's just you got to
Speaker 7: think realistically, you know, the reality of things, and from
Speaker 7: all different kinds of angles, and that's just kind of
Speaker 7: maybe that's just where my mind goes.
Speaker 9: So he did like to go shopping, So we went
Speaker 9: shopping a lot.
Speaker 10: He did enjoy when we would go, because you know,
Speaker 10: we spend a lot of time with friends of ours
Speaker 10: and who have big families as well, and especially around
Speaker 10: holidays like Christmas, Thanksgiving, they would lest their hearts. They
Speaker 10: made a bunch of Australian dishes for him to make
Speaker 10: him feel more comfortable. He loved that, sure, and it
Speaker 10: gave him a piece of home. And at Christmas everyone
Speaker 10: bought him gifts like clothes he liked, He loved ou.
Speaker 10: He was a big forty when it came to the NFL,
Speaker 10: he loved the forty nine ers, so he got NFL
Speaker 10: forty nine ers hoodies. People always went out of their
Speaker 10: way to make him feel comfortable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was, yes, absolutely, No, he's still an asshole.
Speaker 2: Good but good team.
Speaker 9: I don't think kid, No, he wasn't.
Speaker 2: He was.
Speaker 10: He was polite like he yeah, And and my feeling
Speaker 10: shifted at the end on Saturday when we before we left,
Speaker 10: his communication was off And I'm not going to fault
Speaker 10: him for that because he is he is a kid.
Speaker 10: And he asked us, hey, can I take the family
Speaker 10: out to dinner before I go home as a token
Speaker 10: of my appreciation, And so we did that and we
Speaker 10: had a lovely day. We went to funny enough outback steakhouse. Yeah,
Speaker 10: and I said to it, I said, do they have
Speaker 10: outback steakhouses in Australia And he said, yeah, we do,
Speaker 10: but the money was completely different, completely different.
Speaker 9: But he had never had primary before and he enjoyed that. Again.
Speaker 10: We had a lovely meal and he kept saying, I
Speaker 10: can't tell you guys enough how much I appreciated my
Speaker 10: time here.
Speaker 9: It was amazing.
Speaker 6: Isn't that crazy that you didn't think it was great?
Speaker 6: And to him it was amazing. Yes, and like you
Speaker 6: gave him everything he needed.
Speaker 10: Yes, And he said, to be honest with you, I
Speaker 10: don't want to go home. I would much rather stay
Speaker 10: here a little bit longer if I could. And I
Speaker 10: was blown away by that, and he was like, I know,
Speaker 10: my art. It took up me a while to get there,
Speaker 10: or took us a while to get there, but I
Speaker 10: think we finally did. I was blown away. I had
Speaker 10: no idea how he felt about us. I thought he
Speaker 10: couldn't wait to get back. So when we did finally
Speaker 10: get to the airport and everything, it was it was
Speaker 10: sad seeing him go. Now, Yeah, it was because the
Speaker 10: communication was just not there I here all this time.
Speaker 9: I thought, man, he's just we're just a hotel room. Basically.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I got like to him being seventeen.
Speaker 9: And yeah, possibly, I don't think really, not a lot
Speaker 9: of peo.
Speaker 2: At least, I wasn't very communicative, communicative with let folks
Speaker 2: at that age.
Speaker 6: Oh and maybe you did this to fill your bucket
Speaker 6: and not his. True what do you mean, like you
Speaker 6: did this whole experience for your fulfillment, not his.
Speaker 9: I don't know. I mean it was a fun experience.
Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Would you do it again? Would you host another foreign kid?
Speaker 9: Probably not knowing now, but I mean it's expensive, it's it's.
Speaker 2: Very especially a boy that big. I only seen him
Speaker 2: one time. That was a massive dude. Well, and he.
Speaker 9: He came and he was a he was a five
Speaker 9: X when he got here, and he left a three X.
Speaker 2: Did you.
Speaker 9: Wait?
Speaker 10: He was very active while he was here. So I
Speaker 10: think it did really well for him. But I will
Speaker 10: say last night we were cleaning out his room and.
Speaker 9: I had asked him over the weekend. I said, hey,
Speaker 9: is do you need help packing? And he said no.
Speaker 10: I said, well, you know, you have accumulated a lot
Speaker 10: of clothes and a lot of things while you've been
Speaker 10: here in the year. I said, do you want me
Speaker 10: to ship anything back to Australia for you?
Speaker 9: And he said no.
Speaker 10: He said, you know, there's things that I came with,
Speaker 10: some clothes, and when I go back to Australia, it's
Speaker 10: going to be winter, so I think a lot of
Speaker 10: my old summer clothes I'll probably end up throwing away
Speaker 10: and they're worn and torn. I said, fair enough, Okay, Well,
Speaker 10: last night I was cleaning out his area and I'm
Speaker 10: going through. He left a laundry basket full of clothes
Speaker 10: and I'm going through it, and every single item, not
Speaker 10: just the worn out stuff, but everything that we purchased
Speaker 10: for him in three x the size that he was
Speaker 10: leaving in was there.
Speaker 2: He didn't give a good goddamn about what you gave him.
Speaker 9: What did the forty nine ers hoodie? Oklahoma? Yeah, nice
Speaker 9: Oklahoma clothes? You took it personally, brand new stuff, even
Speaker 9: with the tags.
Speaker 8: On the pendulum swung the other way.
Speaker 10: Stuff that he stuff that he picked out. And I thought,
Speaker 10: wait a minute, that it was kind of a slap
Speaker 10: in the face. I can see you feel, Yes, it
Speaker 10: was just crumbled.
Speaker 6: He's a kid, as you've said over and over, and
Speaker 6: he's going back to his normal life and to his
Speaker 6: mom and he doesn't want to make her feel I mean,
Speaker 6: there could be a thousand things going on.
Speaker 10: So he he ended up texting me last night and
Speaker 10: he had said thank you again for everything, and oh,
Speaker 10: the one heartbreaking thing was in the basket was the
Speaker 10: cross necklace that I bought him for Christmas, and it
Speaker 10: was engraved with his favorite scripture on it.
Speaker 9: And I was like, oh, that's a slap in the face.
Speaker 7: Did he ask you to mail his stuff to him?
Speaker 7: I accidentally forgot all my jibe that you got me.
Speaker 2: So I.
Speaker 10: Messaged him and I said, hey, I go. You would
Speaker 10: actually left a lot of stuff behind. Are you sure
Speaker 10: you don't want me to mail it to you? And
Speaker 10: he said no, The clothes and things that I left
Speaker 10: behind were all trash.
Speaker 8: It doesn't again, no, no, no, I said, are you sure?
Speaker 2: Tags on, yeah, you're.
Speaker 6: Taking it personal. Maybe he doesn't know all the things
Speaker 6: he left. He could have forgotten a bunch of stuff.
Speaker 6: And you may be right, but also it isn't this
Speaker 6: or that. Most of the time it's an and or right.
Speaker 6: So it is entirely possible. He doesn't know he left
Speaker 6: these things.
Speaker 9: I could take pictures of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think. I think I see where you're coming from.
Speaker 2: I really do.
Speaker 6: People are texting in and they're exactly right. Sounds like
Speaker 6: you got more out of this seventeen year old than
Speaker 6: most people do, which is pretty much what Gimpie's been saying. Yeah,
Speaker 6: so I think you're being extremely hard on him. I've
Speaker 6: told you that before, because it isn't nefarious. He's a kid.
Speaker 2: But you can't fault her for taking it personally, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean.
Speaker 6: It's yeah, I can because she set that expectation.
Speaker 10: Yeah, but but we were told to set expectations when
Speaker 10: they come into our home, and we did.
Speaker 6: We know, your personal belief expectations, not expectations for him,
Speaker 6: not trying to set his life up, your feelings and expectations.
Speaker 7: Sure, I feel the same way you did, Lindsay. If
Speaker 7: I spend all this time and energy and money, especially
Speaker 7: on the gifts and the clothes and stuff, and it
Speaker 7: got left behind, yeah, and then you get the message back.
Speaker 8: It says that's all trash. And you had said that
Speaker 8: the brand new stuff with tag still on it, And.
Speaker 10: When you're at the store, telling me like I like
Speaker 10: that one, yeah, and you pick it out and I
Speaker 10: purchase it for you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, because that's money that could have been spent elsewhere,
Speaker 7: exactly right, and then you get told as trash. I
Speaker 7: could see why you feel the way you do and
Speaker 7: where your heart is right now, I'd probably feel the
Speaker 7: exact same way because it's like that ungrateful son of
Speaker 7: a bitch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know what I mean, And it sucks. I
Speaker 2: hate that for you, Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 6: That's all she wanted to get people. She wanted sympathy
Speaker 6: for her feelings.
Speaker 2: Well, you're not alone in this. Yeah, I appreciate it.
Speaker 7: I'm sure there's other foreign exchange student hosts that feel.
Speaker 2: The same way.
Speaker 6: It's quite common. That's why I told you not to
Speaker 6: do it. There's no guarantee it's a match. There's no
Speaker 6: guarantee you buy clothes and you do all the right things,
Speaker 6: which I believe you did, it's gonna go great to
Speaker 6: your expectations.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Tex says, maybe he pulled the old yeller. Better
Speaker 7: to leave it and not remember and head back to
Speaker 7: your mom and her new boyfriend, Steve. Right, what what
Speaker 7: if let me paint a snara?
Speaker 6: What if he had such a good time and it
Speaker 6: meant so much to him, he couldn't handle having those memories.
Speaker 10: Impossible, That's very possible. He did say he's going to
Speaker 10: come back this fall for a visit.
Speaker 8: Because people say a lot of things.
Speaker 9: He has a family member that comes every single.
Speaker 8: Year, probably more than that.
Speaker 9: But there, there you go. That was our update on
Speaker 9: the exchange students.
Speaker 11: Linsy Linsen, Linsen, Linzen, l n d s Why Lindsay, Lindsay.
Speaker 12: Lindsay and the shy Linncy Boogie Boogie de Boogie d.
Speaker 2: Of the big morning shows.
Speaker 6: We got tickets to see Staining see there Hohove a
Speaker 6: stink and Hinder That shows October sixteenth at the Bok Center.
Speaker 6: Get your tickets bokcenter dot com. And uh, it's Wednesday,
Speaker 6: So pick the flip. Current record is, well, you.
Speaker 2: Have seven and I have seven and Lindsey has six.
Speaker 8: Last week's winner that would be you.
Speaker 6: So Lindsey and Gimpy are your choices eight three three
Speaker 6: four six O kmo D eight three three four six
Speaker 6: O KMOD call up to decide who's going to be
Speaker 6: your clue giver.
Speaker 8: Whoever gets the most right is winning those tickets.
Speaker 2: For the show.
Speaker 6: Good morning, you're on the air. What is your name, Mike, Mike,
Speaker 6: who would you like to give clues? Lindsay or Gimpy?
Speaker 2: Uh, Gimpy, Gimpy.
Speaker 6: It is sixty seconds are on the clock. Timers starts
Speaker 6: after the first clue.
Speaker 2: Here we go.
Speaker 7: All right, Mike, this is Chevy Chase, and it's that
Speaker 7: movie that happens around the holidays.
Speaker 2: What is that National Lampoons? Yes, what's the whole thing?
Speaker 8: Christmas?
Speaker 2: You got it, National lampoo Christmas.
Speaker 7: We've already figured that there, Mike. Okay, So if go
Speaker 7: what's a what kind of house does a rich person
Speaker 7: live in? It's reuly big, has a lot of bedrooms
Speaker 7: and bathrooms. You call it a wood okay. And if
Speaker 7: ghosts okay, and if ghosts.
Speaker 2: Live there, it would be what you go?
Speaker 7: You got it right, double pointer. This is Ryan Reynolds
Speaker 7: when he goes to college. Okay, this is the first part. No, no,
Speaker 7: this is the first part of that. I live in
Speaker 7: a blank down by the river. There you go, and
Speaker 7: then girls gone blank.
Speaker 2: Wild. Now put it on there you go?
Speaker 7: Uh to say the whole thing because the same thing
Speaker 7: as the Christmas Vacation Company.
Speaker 8: God damn it, we'll give it to him. All right,
Speaker 8: that's three, is what I got said?
Speaker 2: Double pointer? Okay, four?
Speaker 6: All right, tang on the line, budd, let's see if
Speaker 6: that's enough. All right, good morning, you're on the air.
Speaker 6: What is your name, Sean, John, You and Lindsey have
Speaker 6: to beat four?
Speaker 2: Are you ready?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 9: All right, here we go, Sean.
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Speaker 9: you guys.
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Speaker 9: This okay, this was they had. Uh no, this is
Speaker 9: an eighties movie.
Speaker 10: They were a bunch of kids and they went on
Speaker 10: their bikes and they were looking for one eyed willis
Speaker 10: Bury Trevor on a pirate ship and they yes, this
Speaker 10: is this new one is it's in theaters right now.
Speaker 9: It's a spoof of of a bunch of horror films.
Speaker 2: Time time time.
Speaker 7: I'm so sorry you did not win, Mandy, because.
Speaker 6: My congratulations you got those tickets. You're gonna go see
Speaker 6: staying see there, who was Stink and Hinder? That shows
Speaker 6: October sixteenth at the Bok Center. Everyone else, buy your
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Speaker 6: to hang on the line and talk to Gimpia on
Speaker 6: indeed passat of time on that.
Speaker 9: Yeah, got to know that movie.
Speaker 2: No you don't. It's almost fifty years old. I could
Speaker 2: hear in his voice.
Speaker 8: Yes, yeah, this is a This is a movie that
Speaker 8: stars the Wigan's brothers.
Speaker 7: Okay, and the most recent one was like the guy
Speaker 7: knocks on the door and they're like, we're here to
Speaker 7: party and do some half gay stuff, and the other
Speaker 7: way his brother comes out and say why they got
Speaker 7: to be half gay? Let me use my scroll hand.
Speaker 7: That's another one of those versions. Yeah, it's a spoof
Speaker 7: of screen essentially and other various horflix Like she had said, scary,
Speaker 7: the naked gun of scary movements, the naked gun of
Speaker 7: movies that are horror movies.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you can't say movie, Yeah, scary movie. The one
Speaker 6: that he got his right at the end, lendsy so
Speaker 6: he got it, so all right. The record now puts
Speaker 6: me to lead with eight, It keeps you with seven
Speaker 6: and keeps her with six.
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Speaker 7: Lynn Meyer, there are one hundred and sixteen suspected cases,
Speaker 7: three hundred and twenty one confirmed cases, and forty eight
Speaker 7: confirmed deaths.
Speaker 8: The latest figure were figures were shared at a.
Speaker 7: Hybrid press briefing yesterday after initial estimates tallied nearly one
Speaker 7: thousand suspected cases. When asked about the discrepancy in the figures,
Speaker 7: old Christians said they've been cleared out and have either
Speaker 7: other diseases or just have fevers or nothing else, just
Speaker 7: have fevers.
Speaker 2: It's all starts as just a fever. Next thing, you know,
Speaker 2: you got imbola? What else we got here?
Speaker 8: The twenty twenty six iHeart Musical Festival.
Speaker 2: Lineup has been announced.
Speaker 7: K pop titans BTS and rapper Cardi B are set
Speaker 7: the headline the massive two night event in Las Vegas
Speaker 7: t Mobile Arena this September. The genre blending roster also
Speaker 7: features Snoop I'll Do Anything for Money Dog, Lanny Wilson.
Speaker 2: Benson Boone. Tickets officially go on sale to the general
Speaker 2: public on the twelfth of June. But you can make
Speaker 2: it to Vega. You can't make it to Vegas.
Speaker 7: The entire festival will stream live on Disney Plus Hulu,
Speaker 7: and lastly here Crosstown Learning Center set for this month's
Speaker 7: basketball game fundraiser. The nonprofit Crosstown Learning Center is hosting
Speaker 7: its first ever Crosstown Classic Basketball Game. It's all to
Speaker 7: help keep children as childcare as affordable as possible.
Speaker 2: For their families.
Speaker 7: Students all over Tulsa were chosen to compete and show
Speaker 7: off their skills, all while.
Speaker 2: Supporting a bigger cause. The funds will be going straight
Speaker 2: towards Crosstown Learning Center's tuition assistance program.
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Speaker 10: iHeart Music Festival, So good luck again.
Speaker 9: That Q to Call will be at nine o'clock this morning.
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Speaker 6: All right, time for filling the blank news. I'll read
Speaker 6: part of a headline. You got to guess what the
Speaker 6: blank part should be. The first one I have here
Speaker 6: is funeral fiasco. Blank in coffin, funeral fiasco, blank in coffin.
Speaker 9: Funeral fiasco.
Speaker 10: Blank ends, ends, begins, begins, begins, begins.
Speaker 9: I like that begins in the coffin.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Like the dead body just stood straight up like
Speaker 7: they do sometimes see in the movies, and like everybody
Speaker 7: freaks out and they're like, oh.
Speaker 2: No, man, that's coming background the.
Speaker 7: Den, and like everybody runs around and bumps into each
Speaker 7: other and can't get up the door fast enough.
Speaker 9: Yeah, or the body falls out of the coffin.
Speaker 6: A New York City family wants answers about what happened
Speaker 6: to their beloved father's body. Eighty four year old Jose
Speaker 6: Daniel Diez Felipe died recently. When his family arrived at
Speaker 6: his Washington Heights wake last week.
Speaker 8: Let me phrase that, I should have paused.
Speaker 6: Died recently, and when his family arrived at his Washington
Speaker 6: Heights wake last Thursday to say their final goodbyes, they
Speaker 6: encountered a stranger in his coffin. It was a funeral fiasco,
Speaker 6: with the Ortiz funeral home insisting for hours that the
Speaker 6: unknown person was in fact their father.
Speaker 8: Oof.
Speaker 6: The funeral home said the mix up was caused by
Speaker 6: getting two bodies with similar names. They all look the
Speaker 6: same at the same time.
Speaker 2: I'm a racist.
Speaker 6: The only way that that is acceptable is if two
Speaker 6: Jose Diez were in the funeral home at the same time.
Speaker 6: Our hoot Jose felipees. That's the only way that that's
Speaker 6: not even acceptable. But you can kind of go all right,
Speaker 6: Cotag's all looks the same. Man builds AI get guided
Speaker 6: laser defense system and wipes out blank in his home.
Speaker 6: Man builds AI guided laser defense system and wipes out
Speaker 6: blank in his home.
Speaker 9: Wipes out.
Speaker 10: The family dog wipes out the kitchen, wipes out entire.
Speaker 2: Room, wipes out the tv Okay circuit breakers Yes, AI
Speaker 2: laser guidance sharks.
Speaker 6: A computer vision specialist named Stephen Chang spent four months
Speaker 6: building what he calls the Ultimate mosquito Killer, and it works.
Speaker 2: Once running.
Speaker 6: It detects, identifies, tracks, and fires a laser at mosquitos
Speaker 6: in real time using an automated closed loop requiring zero
Speaker 6: human input.
Speaker 9: I want that.
Speaker 6: Version two point zero with chain announced last week, added
Speaker 6: harmonic drives, upgraded servo motors, and other nerd things you
Speaker 6: don't need to hear.
Speaker 2: I wonder if that's good for just skeaters. Can we
Speaker 2: do it for flies? Yeah?
Speaker 6: I mean I think that would be pretty awesome, except
Speaker 6: when it, like the fly lands on you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that sucks. But what happens when the skeeter lands
Speaker 2: on you?
Speaker 6: Unless it's like the salt gun, Yeah, where it does
Speaker 6: damage but doesn't hurt you. You're not getting your health
Speaker 6: bar above your head.
Speaker 2: Also, does this guy live at a swamp? How bad
Speaker 2: are the mosquitos at his house?
Speaker 8: Maybe doesn't have screens?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I think they're bad everywhere.
Speaker 6: Blank blamed for thousands of dollars in damages to cars.
Speaker 13: Baboonworkers, teenagers, teenage twerkers, dog lightning, kangaroo, aliens.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying it's aliens, but.
Speaker 6: Gold a neighborhood in Scotland, has been terrorized for months
Speaker 6: by a single escaped pet parakeet with extremely specific obsession
Speaker 6: the rubber seals on car windows. The bright green ring
Speaker 6: necked parakeet has been flying around the area since February
Speaker 6: and is a developed bit of a habit of landing
Speaker 6: on cars and methodically tear.
Speaker 2: Gets you choked up.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Afelia feels that for the seals, Yeah, and developed
Speaker 6: a habit of landing on cars and methodically tearing out
Speaker 6: chunks of rubber from door window seals and windshield wiper fittings.
Speaker 6: One resident is rumored to have spent over one thousand
Speaker 6: dollars on repairs, with some neighbors having started draping tarp
Speaker 6: over their cars when parked, to which I say, pellet gunyah.
Speaker 7: Right, got to take care of it or a AI
Speaker 7: powered laser guidance laser beam.
Speaker 8: How much effort would you put in to catch the paracute?
Speaker 2: None?
Speaker 8: You just let it continue to do damage to your car?
Speaker 2: Is not me?
Speaker 9: Yeah? Can't you call it the uh.
Speaker 8: The parrot patrol?
Speaker 9: No, well, animal control.
Speaker 8: I don't know if they have that in Scotland.
Speaker 6: And I feel completely justified if your animals doing damage
Speaker 6: to my property that I can take care of the problem.
Speaker 9: Somebody surely has to have a bird dog.
Speaker 2: I can catch this bird the shoes.
Speaker 7: Bird dog shoes. I never heard of those on social
Speaker 7: media all the time. Okay, I've never heard of a
Speaker 7: bird dog black lab, yellow lad that retrieves shot at birds.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, cat or a cat? Yess what I mean?
Speaker 6: Cops ask woman who blanked I'm sorry cop. Cops ask
Speaker 6: woman who sprayed lighter fluid on someone if she was
Speaker 6: planning to kill them, and she said blank.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 6: Cops asked women who sprayed lighter fluid on someone if
Speaker 6: she was planning to kill them, and she said blank.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what do you think?
Speaker 9: She said, go ahead make my day of course, offer.
Speaker 9: I was only fooling. It's joke, she said, got a
Speaker 9: cigarette bite me, She said, you're on pranked punked.
Speaker 8: A Toledo woman named Amanda. Yeah, I'm not crazy.
Speaker 6: McClure was arrested after attacking someone's brain lighter fluid on
Speaker 6: them while holding a lighter and responding maybe.
Speaker 8: When the police intervened.
Speaker 6: Uh when the police asked if she was trying to
Speaker 6: kill the victim, earning her a felonious assault charge in
Speaker 6: one hundred thousand dollars bond. Meanwhile, and another city, what
Speaker 6: started as car smashing vandalism call escalated into a multi
Speaker 6: hour swat standoff when the suspect barricaded himself inside an apartment,
Speaker 6: only emerging naked after tear gas was deployed, at which
Speaker 6: point he was hit with a less lethal round and
Speaker 6: surrendered without incident. You don't even have to hit him
Speaker 6: with less lethal just aiming the general direction.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, no, no, no, no no. Can you imagine
Speaker 2: getting tased in your bear doll though now, no try it.
Speaker 2: You could leave that last part blank after in and
Speaker 2: I'd be like, no, h.
Speaker 6: The Black Crows blank in Tampa Bomb, The Black Crows
Speaker 6: blank in Tampa's fantastic video.
Speaker 2: The Black Crows trip pooped. They might have You don't know,
Speaker 2: somebody's gotta go.
Speaker 7: The Black Crows perform, perform, stayed, stayed, the night, They
Speaker 7: had sushi.
Speaker 2: Puked, The Black Crows got Boom.
Speaker 6: Sunday night, the Black Crows in Tampa brought out a
Speaker 6: different kind of bird, Boo birds. After the band performed
Speaker 6: soul singing, an image of the band's crow character dressed
Speaker 6: as Uncle Sam popped up on the screen, which led
Speaker 6: to a chant of USA from the audience. Just as
Speaker 6: the band started getting ready to play she Talks to Angels,
Speaker 6: Chris Robinson told the crowd thanks for the geography lesson.
Speaker 6: When people kept chanting, he added, I don't know what
Speaker 6: you have to be so proud of right now. Many
Speaker 6: in the crowd started booing and then started leaving the show.
Speaker 6: TMZ got video of the incident, and in it, Robinson
Speaker 6: told the audience, for those of you booing us, some
Speaker 6: of us are not afraid, and we most surely are
Speaker 6: not ignorant.
Speaker 2: The Crows continued to tour.
Speaker 8: Throughout Florida.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just performed.
Speaker 6: On Hold on your own people roll. You only have
Speaker 6: that attitude when it goes against your feelings. When they're
Speaker 6: supporting your ideology, you're all for it. Maybe you don't
Speaker 6: make the statement.
Speaker 8: Of shut up and dribble.
Speaker 9: No, I want less talking more rockin when I'm at
Speaker 9: a concert.
Speaker 6: Soundgarden thought Cornell's suicide was blank. Soundgarden thought cornell suicide
Speaker 6: was blank, My.
Speaker 9: God, murder, cover up, a hoax?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I like that. Yeah. Chris Cornell's suicide.
Speaker 9: Was a prank, yes, which was a cover up too late.
Speaker 6: Kim Tale writes in his new memoir A Screaming Life
Speaker 6: into the super Unknown with Soundgarden and Beyond that the
Speaker 6: band thought Chris Cornell's death was a hoax at first
Speaker 6: because they were already on their way to the next gig.
Speaker 6: File shared a chapter in the book called Like Suicide
Speaker 6: with Rolling Stone, where he writes that he, bassist Ben Shephard,
Speaker 6: and drummer Matt Cameron had all left Detroit in the
Speaker 6: early hours on the morning of May eighteenth, when the
Speaker 6: crew with the crew heading to Columbus, Ohio for Rock
Speaker 6: on the Range, they all writes that Cameron, who was
Speaker 6: on a different bus, called him and said, Kim, I'm
Speaker 6: reading a lot of weird crap on Facebook, on the Internet.
Speaker 6: Somebody posted rip Chris Cornell on my page. They owned.
Speaker 6: Cameron thought at first it was they were being pranked,
Speaker 6: and then they got confirmation that Cornell was dead. He writes,
Speaker 6: I didn't see it coming. The thing that hurts me
Speaker 6: the most is to be a close friend and a
Speaker 6: colleague and not have to read and not have to
Speaker 6: read things that perhaps in retrospect I should have read.
Speaker 6: It's hurtful. I feel like I let Chris down by
Speaker 6: not seeing the look in his eyes, or not hearing
Speaker 6: a tone in his voice, not being able to read it.
Speaker 6: But it's hard to read these things like that because
Speaker 6: you don't get a lot of chances at it. You
Speaker 6: can only look in retrospect and go op, there's the indicator.
Speaker 6: There was nothing that was on my radar that I
Speaker 6: could read at that time, and then I looked at
Speaker 6: the paper trail and it was like crap. The paper
Speaker 6: trail goes back to the beginning, A Screaming Life into
Speaker 6: the Supernome A Soundgarden and Beyond will be published on
Speaker 6: June ninth.
Speaker 2: So they still believe it's suicide. Huh. I'm just saying,
Speaker 2: what are you.
Speaker 7: Implying When you die from autoerotic asphyxiation, that's not suicide.
Speaker 2: That was a happy, unhappy accident.
Speaker 6: I mean, I don't think it's it is. I don't
Speaker 6: think it's no different than when you take drugs and die.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you don't.
Speaker 7: You don't take the drugs with the premeditation of I'm
Speaker 7: going to die from this.
Speaker 2: When you commit suicide, you've already said it. I'm done. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm committing suicide.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 8: I think the difference is I do believe this was
Speaker 8: an autoerotic asphyxiation and there was a suicide.
Speaker 2: Note, okay? Or was there? They just planted it? Save
Speaker 2: it for tomorrow.
Speaker 6: Boy Takes box Office by Storm a blike Takes Box
Speaker 6: Office by Storm.
Speaker 9: Scary movie. It came out, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it's out yet. I think if
Speaker 2: it's on the way, what is it like?
Speaker 7: It was like Blacklist or Black Foam, Blackwater, black something.
Speaker 7: I saw it the other day. I was like, okay,
Speaker 7: I'm gonna have to keep an eye on it. Remember
Speaker 7: this name, and guess what I didn't do.
Speaker 2: Remember the name back Rooms? Back Rooms, that's right, back Room,
Speaker 2: that's right.
Speaker 8: I'm literally sitting here going YouTube. We talked about this yesterday.
Speaker 6: Backrooms is drawing crowds at theaters across the country. The
Speaker 6: a twenty four horror film based off the YouTube series
Speaker 6: the same name, made over eighty one million dollars in
Speaker 6: its debut weekend. That was enough to make it the
Speaker 6: number one film at the box office. Meanwhile, surprise horror
Speaker 6: hit Obsession continues to impress with over twenty six million
Speaker 6: added in its third weekend. In the second The Mandalorian
Speaker 6: and Grogu ended up and third, Don't Text Me Tell
Speaker 6: Him I Said It Wrong with twenty five million in
Speaker 6: its second weekend, while Michael took third with over eleven million.
Speaker 6: Newcomer The Breadwinner rounded out the top five with seven
Speaker 6: and a half million in its debut weekend. Blank is
Speaker 6: reviving movie going. Blank is reviving movie going.
Speaker 9: Alcohol.
Speaker 2: Let's get the movies, heated.
Speaker 7: Seats, recliners. Yeah, let's go with generational boomers.
Speaker 9: Don't say the popcorn buckets.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's definitely not the popcorn. Okay, it's definitely not,
Speaker 2: But I believe.
Speaker 8: That it is.
Speaker 2: Gen Zer's.
Speaker 6: Gen Z is fueling box office demand. Ban Dango found
Speaker 6: that the generation, which ranges from ages fourteen to twenty nine,
Speaker 6: is one of the most active movie going demographics and
Speaker 6: attends more films per year than some older generations, and
Speaker 6: twenty twenty five members of gen Z saw an average
Speaker 6: of seven movies in theaters, matching average viewership of millennials,
Speaker 6: while Gen X and Baby boomers saw around six movies
Speaker 6: on average. Com Score says gen Z accounted for forty
Speaker 6: percent of all movie audiences in North America last year.
Speaker 6: Box office analysts expect films like Disney and Pixar's Toy Story,
Speaker 6: Five Universals, Minions and Monsters, Sony spider Man, Brand New Day,
Speaker 6: and Marvel's Avengers Doomsday to see a large amount of
Speaker 6: ticket sales from the gen Z audience.
Speaker 9: If you buy a movie at home when they're still
Speaker 9: in theaters, does that count?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 8: I don't think so.
Speaker 2: I don't think so.
Speaker 6: It may count in revenue from opening weekend, but I
Speaker 6: don't think it counts as box office numbers.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 8: Can you do that? Can you see movies at the
Speaker 8: same time?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 8: All of them?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 10: No, no, no, no, only a few because sometimes that'll
Speaker 10: say like still in theaters or in theaters.
Speaker 8: Right, but first weekend is what I'm thinking.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 6: Pet owners really wish they could ask their pets blank.
Speaker 2: What do you want?
Speaker 9: Are you hungry?
Speaker 2: I ask them to speak?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 9: What what's wrong?
Speaker 2: Pet owners wish they could ask their pets, what do
Speaker 2: you what are you feeling? How feeling? What their favorite? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Do you like?
Speaker 9: Do you like it when I run behind your ears?
Speaker 9: Are you happy?
Speaker 6: Tops the list of questions pet owners wish they could
Speaker 6: ask their fur babies. According to a new survey finds
Speaker 6: that more than half often wish they could talk to
Speaker 6: their pets to find out.
Speaker 8: How they feel and what they think.
Speaker 6: A solid eighty eight percent are confident they truly understand
Speaker 6: their pet, even though they can't speak.
Speaker 8: The other ones that were on the list, do you
Speaker 8: like your life?
Speaker 9: Of course they do. They got they got a roof
Speaker 9: over their head, They don't have a bill to pay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you let them sleep.
Speaker 9: On the on your bed.
Speaker 2: If your owner is a dick, you've seen the movie.
Speaker 10: Right, Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, and the main dog and that one his owner
Speaker 2: was he was a dick, you know, didn't want anything
Speaker 2: to do with him, constantly treated him like garbage. Yeah.
Speaker 6: The next one on this list, what's your favorite thing
Speaker 6: we do together? What is actually happening in that head?
Speaker 6: Do you wish I did anything differently? Do what say,
Speaker 6: what's your favorite type of food? Number eight do you
Speaker 6: like me?
Speaker 2: What insecure much? Number all?
Speaker 6: These are number nine does my cat or dog like
Speaker 6: or love me? And number ten which family members do
Speaker 6: you like and disclike? To which I say, you don't
Speaker 6: want your dog dog talking to you. You don't want
Speaker 6: to hear it. No, you just want the confirmation that
Speaker 6: you're awesome to night to.
Speaker 9: That person, get a significant other, go on a date
Speaker 9: with someone.
Speaker 6: Seriously, all right, we got to take a break and
Speaker 6: we'll be back. So they named the new player on
Speaker 6: the cover of Madden.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, okay, fun with the whole mad curage. I'm
Speaker 2: interested to see who it is.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so you don't know, no, okay, so give me
Speaker 6: a guess, okay on who you think? Well, let's what
Speaker 6: qualifies someone to.
Speaker 2: Be on the cover.
Speaker 7: Well, I think you've had to do pretty good the
Speaker 7: previous season, really good, like one of the top at
Speaker 7: least the top ten elite players of the of the
Speaker 7: entire NFL. Because they're not going to put Joe Blow
Speaker 7: that rode the bench all year on the they're Madden.
Speaker 7: It's always the superstars, right, the the Patrick Mahomes, right
Speaker 7: the the you know, you know, who's that guy that
Speaker 7: plays for the Ravens, the quarterback, you know, Lamar jack
Speaker 7: Lamar Jackson, stuff like that, Right, Saquon Barkley I believe
Speaker 7: was on the cover maybe last year.
Speaker 2: Year before, right after he did that crazy jump. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Josh Allen was on the cover of twenty five
Speaker 7: I believe four either way, So stuff like that. So
Speaker 7: I tried to think of who was it last year
Speaker 7: that really stood out.
Speaker 8: Nope, you'd be quiet over there.
Speaker 2: No, no, be quiet.
Speaker 7: Uh, who's that old laking Oh oh oh god, damn,
Speaker 7: don't tell me it's Sam Donald.
Speaker 8: No, it is not Sam Donald.
Speaker 2: Okay, good. Trying to think, uh, and and that that bad.
Speaker 8: But it would make sense, right because he Super Bowl?
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, that would that would make sense. Trying to
Speaker 7: think of other other ones that stood out. Who's that
Speaker 7: cat that played for the Giants that got injured in
Speaker 7: the middle of the season early in the season. You know,
Speaker 7: I'm talking about scatabo Yeah, Scataboo or whatever his name is.
Speaker 2: Okay, I can seek him. How come the cover even
Speaker 2: though he got injured, you know, because he's a badassy.
Speaker 8: I mean, he was pretty electric.
Speaker 6: Yeah, people were pretty excited around him, but he's also insane.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and he's too new, I would think.
Speaker 7: So.
Speaker 8: Okay, so last year Saquon Barkley.
Speaker 6: The year before that, Christian McCaffrey in twenty four was
Speaker 6: Josh Allen. They did John Madden in twenty three as
Speaker 6: a thing, right, Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes in twenty two,
Speaker 6: Lamar Jackson in twenty one, Mahomes in twenty, Antonio Brown
Speaker 6: in nineteen, Tom Brady in eighteen.
Speaker 8: I mean, blah blah blah. Yeah, right, but this year
Speaker 8: they picked Kaylen Williams.
Speaker 10: Why.
Speaker 6: I don't think you're alone in that feeling. To QBR
Speaker 6: he was the sixteenth best quarterback last year.
Speaker 7: Okay, okay, sixteenth though sixteenth, you're putting number sixteen on
Speaker 7: the cover of a major franchise video game.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: For me, I would argue, if anything, he hasn't arrived yet.
Speaker 6: We're still seeing who.
Speaker 8: He can beat.
Speaker 2: No. I would agree with that one hundred percent.
Speaker 6: And he has one good season and people are like, ah, right,
Speaker 6: I don't think that that's that's true.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 8: Some people believe he is quite marketable.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 6: Some people believe he is because he plays like a
Speaker 6: Madden character. That it makes sense, true, but.
Speaker 2: It feels way too early.
Speaker 8: Yeah, way too early.
Speaker 6: How about Miles Garrett Okay, okay, it feels like a
Speaker 6: good defensive Player of the Year. That makes sense, right,
Speaker 6: how about Pooka Nakua? Right, that makes sense. How about
Speaker 6: Drake may who was the backup MVP. Yeah, to me,
Speaker 6: that would make sense. Jamar Chase is a great choice.
Speaker 6: Justin Jefferson is a great choice.
Speaker 2: Was because he's he He was pretty bad ass last year.
Speaker 2: I just couldn't remember his name. Okay, Yeah, there's a
Speaker 2: lot of better choices now.
Speaker 10: That guy he did have the moment of the year
Speaker 10: with a forty six yard No he didn't, Yes he did.
Speaker 9: No forty six yard could touchdowns.
Speaker 8: Bears fan may believe that.
Speaker 2: He had.
Speaker 9: Let's talk about that.
Speaker 6: Hold on, let's talk about that. That's only Bears fan
Speaker 6: feels that way. NFL fan does not feel that's the
Speaker 6: NFL moment.
Speaker 2: Of the year.
Speaker 9: It was the five NFL Moment of the Year by
Speaker 9: who by.
Speaker 2: Who awarded at the twenty twenty six NFL Honors. That
Speaker 2: I was wrong then, yeah apparently. Yeah.
Speaker 8: The the groups was like, yeah, this guy did a
Speaker 8: badass pass.
Speaker 2: Yeah, pass.
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 10: Personally, I don't like the fact that he's on the
Speaker 10: cover of Madden because I feel that the cover of
Speaker 10: Madden holds.
Speaker 9: A curse on these A lot of people think, yeah,
Speaker 9: I do so I don't like it. Does he deserve it?
Speaker 8: Sure, no, he doesn't.
Speaker 2: It absolutely does not deserve it.
Speaker 8: Makes what makes you think he deserves.
Speaker 10: It for those reasons that I just saw, and the
Speaker 10: fact that he set a franchise passing record for for
Speaker 10: someone who is so young in the game.
Speaker 8: Yes, that's good, that's that's that's good for the Bears.
Speaker 9: But that's not.
Speaker 6: Hold on, we got to go back and forth. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: that's stat is good for Bears. That's not that's that
Speaker 6: is not good for the whole the whole NFL.
Speaker 10: Absolutely, it's good for the Bears. The Bears have been
Speaker 10: s for years. Sure, for years, and then they went
Speaker 10: to the playoffs.
Speaker 8: Well okay, yeah it was huge.
Speaker 6: Yes, But again, that stat is only a good qualifier
Speaker 6: for an argument of the Bears to put him on
Speaker 6: the cover for football in the NFL as a deserving
Speaker 6: That is not a deserving stat.
Speaker 8: I'll give you the NFL Honors thing that I got wrong.
Speaker 2: I'll give you that.
Speaker 7: But that's one thing, uh, just looking at the top,
Speaker 7: I wanted to see the top NFL players at twenty
Speaker 7: twenty five, right, because it's not always a quarterback is
Speaker 7: not always you know, it's something to that effect, right,
Speaker 7: So Sakwon Barkley had already been on, Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson,
Speaker 7: Jamar Chase, Patrick Mahomes.
Speaker 2: Has Joe Burrow been on the cover?
Speaker 7: Not that I saw see Joe Burrow was as number
Speaker 7: six as the top ten players of the twenty twenty
Speaker 7: five season, Derrick Henry, Miles, Garrett like you had mentioned
Speaker 7: justin Jefferson Patrick certain the suckles. Yeah, so those are
Speaker 7: just the top ten and and this can't come in
Speaker 7: at sixteen. That's that's just where I'm Atblady. That is
Speaker 7: an argument that he's the sixteenth best quarterback. Yeah, well,
Speaker 7: let's look at just where does he land on the top,
Speaker 7: because I've got the one hundred list right here, right,
Speaker 7: So let's just search for old Caleb real quick and see,
Speaker 7: you know what, not even in the top one hundred
Speaker 7: best players of the NFL last year according to according
Speaker 7: to this Wikipedia here Wikipedia.
Speaker 2: Well, that's the that's.
Speaker 7: When when I look it up the AI overview gives
Speaker 7: me that, and it sends me to the Wikipedia's NFL
Speaker 7: Top one hundred. I think the thing here that most
Speaker 7: people make a mistake of is they think that it
Speaker 7: has to be a deserving person, right.
Speaker 8: And that's not reality.
Speaker 9: No, they look at someone who's marketable.
Speaker 7: Pretty much even on esp excuse me, NFL dot com,
Speaker 7: NFL dot com the top one hundred players of twenty
Speaker 7: twenty five.
Speaker 2: Guess where Caleb pops up at. Nowhere on the list.
Speaker 7: That's according to NFL dot com, not just wiki that
Speaker 7: somebody put in. So yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm not
Speaker 7: seeing yeah, okay, good.
Speaker 8: I just it was shocking to see.
Speaker 10: Well, and I think they figure he's going to be
Speaker 10: around for a while too, and younger generations might be
Speaker 10: looking up to him, so he's marketable.
Speaker 9: Again. I mean, it's not what I have picked him.
Speaker 9: Probably not.
Speaker 6: I think he's quite polarizing. I think there are a
Speaker 6: lot of only Bears fan loves him. I think he's
Speaker 6: one of those players that people don't like him for
Speaker 6: a lot of reasons. Some of you are as petty
Speaker 6: as because he paints his nails. But to me, it
Speaker 6: was shocking to see because again, I think maybe I've
Speaker 6: made the mistake thinking you've got to be a superstar,
Speaker 6: You've got to be a top tier performer in the NFL.
Speaker 9: I mean he is a top tier.
Speaker 2: He's a tough tier in the NFL.
Speaker 8: You are a to your player, yes, but of the
Speaker 8: NFL players, right, two players?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm looking at this. It's called Pro Football Reference
Speaker 7: dot com. So this is the third site that I've
Speaker 7: gone to to find out where Caleb lands in the
Speaker 7: top one hundred to twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: Nowhere on the list nowhere.
Speaker 6: And the company too that are on the cover, right,
Speaker 6: say Kwon Barkley, Christian McCaffrey, Josh Allen Brady, of course, Jackson,
Speaker 6: Antonio Brown, Rob Gronkowski, right, Richard Sherman, Barry Sanders, Adrian Peterson,
Speaker 6: Calvin Johnson, Drew Brees. Like to put him in that
Speaker 6: company with no real attributes as wild.
Speaker 10: And also maybe it had a little something to do
Speaker 10: with the fact that it was forty years since the
Speaker 10: Chicago Bears had won a Super Bowl and to make
Speaker 10: it to the playoffs last year.
Speaker 9: Maybe they can figure that in in some way.
Speaker 8: I wouldn't think they would need to say that though,
Speaker 8: wouldn't they.
Speaker 9: I don't know. Maybe they did, I don't know.
Speaker 7: Texter says they like Caleb Williams because of his social
Speaker 7: accounts and that he is emotional and he paints his nails.
Speaker 7: He's marketable to the new generation.
Speaker 10: Looking at the cover, it doesn't look bad. Looks good
Speaker 10: with the Chicago Skyline.
Speaker 8: And Indiana Skyline. All right, we gotta take a break.
Speaker 2: We'll be back The Big Man Morning Show returns next.
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Speaker 6: tomorrow morning. I don't know if guys followed the news,
Speaker 6: but yesterday about one o'clock, a man walked into a bank,
Speaker 6: said he was hit a bomb strap to him and
Speaker 6: took people hostage, which is a wild thing to do, right,
Speaker 6: and he think about that. You got to build the bomb,
Speaker 6: then you got to fit it right, and then you
Speaker 6: got to realize you got to gain some weight, so
Speaker 6: you got to make it different, and then you to
Speaker 6: figure out how to conceal it, and then you got
Speaker 6: to walk, drive whatever, and then you got to get out.
Speaker 2: Of your car.
Speaker 6: Like the number of gatekeeping moments, you have to think
Speaker 6: about it or snap out of it or what. It's
Speaker 6: crazy to think that's how dedicated this person was and.
Speaker 2: All that without it exploding, right, right. I don't know
Speaker 2: how volatile it is.
Speaker 7: I know this little bomb is, but my imagination is
Speaker 7: any little bump and you're going koboom.
Speaker 6: Or it's not a bomb. And he's just made something
Speaker 6: to say that, right, which is also a wild take.
Speaker 6: And allegedly when he walked in because some people got out,
Speaker 6: he told them this is your last day on earth.
Speaker 6: That's a pretty terrifying thing to hear, right, And so
Speaker 6: this went on. Obviously, crisis negotiators got involved. They said
Speaker 6: that they weren't clear with the number of people that
Speaker 6: were being held hostage, but they did say there was
Speaker 6: a number of people held hostage at one point he
Speaker 6: let a couple of people go, and then later on
Speaker 6: I believe he let another couple of people go, right,
Speaker 6: and to continue on and hold the line on that.
Speaker 8: What do you think the ending is? Oh, you're gonna
Speaker 8: die right either, let's just say you.
Speaker 6: Don't now you're going to like you're gonna wish you died, absolutely, because.
Speaker 2: You're going to be somebody's boyfriend.
Speaker 8: Right, They're going to have a bomb.
Speaker 2: And more like a rocket. But yeah, I get your point.
Speaker 6: And then of course special tactical teams started showing up,
Speaker 6: and the reports are that he's now dead.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 8: The details are a little unclear.
Speaker 6: On if they shot him, if he killed himself, because
Speaker 6: all the apparently are still coming in. Because this is
Speaker 6: what I was going to talk about first thing this morning,
Speaker 6: And at that time, he wasn't dead at least they
Speaker 6: weren't saying he was dead.
Speaker 8: But they're saying he dead.
Speaker 2: Now, okay. And he started doing this yesterday yesterday at
Speaker 2: one o'clock okay.
Speaker 7: And then he held hostage all the way up until
Speaker 7: just recently apparently took him down apparently wow or again,
Speaker 7: we don't know if they took him down or he
Speaker 7: killed himself, however, he going now or he looked outside
Speaker 7: and saw the armored personnel in a military unit and went,
Speaker 7: whoa you think I got a little and over my head.
Speaker 6: I was trying to remember and Gimpie might remember. I
Speaker 6: don't remember how long that guy was on the tower
Speaker 6: when we were in, when we were over at twenty
Speaker 6: seven to mom, oh.
Speaker 8: Good lord, five days, six days.
Speaker 2: It was at least a week.
Speaker 6: It went through a weekend, yeah, because I'll never forget
Speaker 6: we were going to get something at the front. We
Speaker 6: weren't around a corner and there were two SWAP members right,
Speaker 6: you know, in the prone position with their.
Speaker 2: Weapon, and we were like, what is happening?
Speaker 6: Yeah, which, upon reflection, that felt like a really extreme
Speaker 6: response to a guy who had no weapons and was
Speaker 6: up inside the tower, you know, hanging out.
Speaker 7: The Internet's amazing and AI just blows me away, even
Speaker 7: though it's going to take over the world. The Tulsa
Speaker 7: Tower guy William Boyd's Stirred Event of the Seconds was
Speaker 7: on the radio tower for six days, totaling more than
Speaker 7: one hundred and twenty eight hours. He scaled a three
Speaker 7: hundred foot clear channel communications tower and started on August eleventh,
Speaker 7: that's my fund's birthday, and surrendered to authorities the following.
Speaker 2: Tuesday at six point forty in the evening hot it
Speaker 2: was in August on a hot metal tower.
Speaker 3: Yes it was.
Speaker 9: Did he have water?
Speaker 8: They brought him water. They used that as a gesture
Speaker 8: of goodwill for trust.
Speaker 7: The standoff is regarded as one of the longest and
Speaker 7: the history of the Tulsa Police Department.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because they was talking about how are they going
Speaker 6: to get him down? They were worried he was gonna fight.
Speaker 2: He slept up there.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they had to change some stuff the way we
Speaker 6: do things in that building because of the technical aspect
Speaker 6: of the tower.
Speaker 7: Right, and there was a human on it, right, and
Speaker 7: of course, not to mention, of course you've got the police,
Speaker 7: you got all that, You've got the national news.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, out there covering it.
Speaker 9: Where is he now?
Speaker 8: I think he's did.
Speaker 2: I think he died?
Speaker 6: Not then he climbed another tower or did some other thing.
Speaker 6: Not nearly as his his encore was not nearly as
Speaker 6: the sequels, never better, right, right, right, right, right? But
Speaker 6: then I think there was another incident, if I remember correctly,
Speaker 6: he passed away.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's see what it says here. Hopefully it's just
Speaker 2: a word and not an actual I'm waiting for to
Speaker 2: pop up because it's on Facebook. It could be video
Speaker 2: or whatever. But it said. This is just what the
Speaker 2: caption said. Um, back it up, Back it up.
Speaker 7: The man who refused to come down from the three
Speaker 7: hundred foot tower in twenty eleven. He's the man the
Speaker 7: police say tried to and then it stops.
Speaker 2: I need to know more. Yes, maybe maybe he did decide.
Speaker 6: Because you might remember they brought in a former police
Speaker 6: officer to come in and negotiate with him, right, and
Speaker 6: he uh he success successfully got like he wasn't.
Speaker 8: Even in it, like he just came back to help
Speaker 8: and made it happen.
Speaker 2: Oh man ah, Okay, Yeah.
Speaker 7: I can't find anything else where he did anything else
Speaker 7: outside of that, or whether he's living currently or not.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, yep, yep, yep. That's it. It's just all
Speaker 2: going back to the one story everything that I find.
Speaker 7: Willie, Willie, if you're listening, we'd like to catch No, No,
Speaker 7: not at all.
Speaker 8: I don't wish to speak with him.
Speaker 2: What if he's just like over the phone, right, he
Speaker 2: doesn't have to come into the studio.
Speaker 8: I'll make I'll make a wager that he's either passed
Speaker 8: away or he is in jail.
Speaker 6: I feel confident on the first one. But so I
Speaker 6: ain't accepted a collect calling. I definitely ain't put anything
Speaker 6: in his his what is it called bird pay.
Speaker 8: Jpey?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 8: Okay, here's some more, here's some more. All right, thank
Speaker 8: you AI mode again.
Speaker 7: Twenty thirteen, he was arrested on minor outstanding misdemeanor warrant
Speaker 7: following a disturbance at his residence in twenty eighteen. In
Speaker 7: September of twenty eighteen, he was arrested after robbing in
Speaker 7: our Vest near thirty first in Manga. Police tracked him
Speaker 7: to his mama's house using a hidden electronic trekking pack
Speaker 7: within the stolen KSh in twenty twenty one. September of
Speaker 7: twenty one, he likes to do stuff in the summer.
Speaker 6: Well, typically summer is the more dangerous time in terms
Speaker 6: of criminal activity.
Speaker 7: September ninth of twenty one, he robbed another r vest,
Speaker 7: this time in Oklahoma City, pleaded guilty to the federal
Speaker 7: charges and was sentenced to federal prison in August of
Speaker 7: twenty two. So you're probably right if he is still
Speaker 7: alive and that was only four years ago. He's in
Speaker 7: federal prison in Oklahoma City.
Speaker 8: All right, we got to take a break.
Speaker 2: We'll be back.